5 on High Level gives credit for CS 1110.For CS Principles - 4 or 5 gives credit for CS 1000T and the student is encouraged to take the CS 1110 Placement Test.For Computer Science - 4 or 5 gives credit for CS 1110.Note - You can only receive credit for 1 CS 111X or 1120 course. CS 1120 - A course designed as an introductory course for the BACS, it now counts the same for all majors and schools.In the past we have offered a version focused on a mathematical approach to computing and a version emphasizing uses of computing in engineering disciplines. CS 1113 - CS1 special topics and can vary from semester to semester.Students must submit a permission of instructor request through SIS to request a seat in the course. Offered as a lecture + lab combination that meets three times a week. CS 1112 - Only students with no programming experience may take this course.CS 1111 has the same assignments and tests as CS 1110, but does not require lab and moves slightly faster through some material since students are expected to have some exposure to basic concepts. This programming experience can be in any language. CS 1111 - Only students with some programming experience may take this course.Final course size will be around 530 students. Requires a lecture section and one of twelve labs. CS 1110 - A basic introductory course that focuses on learning the basics of programming and computational thinking.

If you have programmed a fair amount, you can probably get transfer credit or test out of CS 111x.

If you have programmed a little, take CS 1111 (or 1110 or 1113 if you can't get into 1111). If you have never programmed before, take CS 1110, 1112, 1113, or 1120. Introduction to Programming (CS 1), AP/IB, and CS Place-Out Test Info

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