The Elements of Computing Program. Regardless of their field of study, college students live in the digital information age.
The Elements of Computing Program offers a set of courses intended to help students understand the sophisticated technologies they use everyday as well as gain the computer skills that employers value. The goals of the program are to: Provide students with knowledge of computer science that employers find valuable.Support study in other disciplines requiring computational proficiency. Elements courses are intellectually stimulating and personally rewarding, and they can supplement any undergraduate program.
Click here to see the classes that we are offering each semester. Click here to view the benefits of earning the Elements Certificate and to read comments from students who have earned the certificate. Exam Schedule.
Extra Credit Opportunities. Starting in the Fall of 2013 we will be using an online Research Participation System to manage extra credit research participation.
If one or more of your CMS courses offers extra credit, and you are a first time student user follow the instructions below to sign up for extra credit research participation opportunities. If you would like to earn extra credit, but do not want to participate in research check your course syllabus or contact your course instructor for alternative extra credit assignment. Scholarly discovery and innovation depend, in large part, on the research methods used to obtain them. Thus, an exposure to research and research methods is an experience that is valuable to understanding the discipline of Communication Studies. The Communication Studies Department (CMS) encourages each student enrolled in our courses to gain familiarity with and an appreciation of the aims, methods, problems, and results of research. Quick Start Guide for Students Account Information.
Xythos Software, Inc. WebSpace To Be Retired on May 19, 2014 WebSpace is a legacy online file storage and sharing service.
No new accounts are available at this time. Existing accounts and user materials will continue to operate as normal until the scheduled retirement date of May 19, 2014. Retiring WebSpace will include comprehensive communication and working directly with users to migrate content to alternatives solutions such as UTBox or Google Drive/Sites. Please contact the ITS Help Desk with any questions or for assistance migrating WebSpace content to an alternative service. This proposal was endorsed by the IT Architecture & Infrastructure Committee at the October 11, 2013 meeting. For more information, please visit the WebSpace service page. New Resources and Getting Help New users and current account holders wishing to move to new options should follow links below: MyEdu. Piazza. Sign Up Company?
Click here. Companies Get Started Log in Overview Product Our Advantage Real Examples Support Trusted by Over 15,000 Professors for Course Communication Completely Online. Rich, class-edited Q&A Workflow saves instructors 10-15 hrs/week Detailed participation statistics Seamless LMS integration Free iPhone & Android mobile apps Real-time polls to check pulse of the class See 2-Minute Product Demonstration ↓ Piazza is an online platform where students and instructors come together to learn and teach.
We built Piazza to model the face-to-face discussion among students and instructors. Piazza uses the power of community to increase collaboration through wiki-style editing, endorsed posts, student-to-student learning, and instructor feedback. Quest. Credit by Exam Tests. McCombs Mail. Blackboard. McCombs. UT Home.