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Fluency with Information Technology
CSE100/IMT100, Autumn 1999

All lecture materials available in electronic form are posted below. The entries (blue) highlighted lecture names are active links to HTML pages that can be read with your browser. Click on them. The (red) PDF files are easier to print out; they are in Adobe Acrobat format. In addition, the lecture presentations can be viewed; see the Lectures page.

• Lecture 1: Fluency With Information Technology PDF
• Lecture 2: Networking at UW, The Internet And Beyond PDF
• Lecture 3: The Perfect Graphic User Interface PDF

• Lecture 4: Computer Basics PDF
• Lecture 5: Digital Representation of Information PDF
• Lecture 6: Searching For The Right Stuff PDF

• Lecture 7: Database Basics PDF
• Lecture 8: Wondering About Queries PDF
• Lecture 9: Organization Enterprise Databases PDF

• Lecture 10: Algorithmic Thinking PDF
• Lecture 11: Basics of Programming PDF
• Lecture 12: Thinking Through A VB6 Program PDF

• Lecture 13: Procedures - Form And Structure PDF
• Lecture 14: Binary Search -- A Fundamental Algorithm PDF
• Lecture 15: When Trouble Comes: Debugging PDF

• Lecture 16: Parameters And Procedure Review PDF
• Lecture 17: Iteration -- Once Is Not Enough PDF
• Lecture 18: Putting It All Together PDF

• Lecture 19: Indexing -- Just More Of The Same PDF
• Lecture 20: Information Technology & Society PDF
• Lecture 21: Modeling The Physical World PDF

• Lecture 22: Computers Can Do Anything PDF
• Lecture 23: Simulation PDF
• Lecture 24: Structuring A Data Base PDF

• Lecture 25: Design of CDC Information System PDF
• Lecture 26: More CDC Design and Data Validation PDF
• Thanksgiving

• Lecture 27: Making the CDC Database Operational PDF
• Lecture 28: Algorithmic Thinking, And Otherwise PDF
• Lecture 29: Guest Lecture Martin Tompa: Encryption PDF

• Lecture 30: Just Do IT -- Applying IT For Life PDF
• Last Day: Fluency

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 Last Updated:
December 6, 1999

Contact the instructor at: snyder@cs.washington.edu