Computer Science Courses on the Lima Campus

Basic Computer Skills for Any Major

These introductory courses provide basic skills for students with limited or no previous computer experience. They require minimal or no prerequisites, and DO NOT teach programming.   

• Learn the basics of computer technology in  CSE100.
• Learn to use office productivity tools in CSE101. This is a GEC course.
• Learn how to create your own webpage in CSE102.

Basic Programming Skills for Any Major

Introductory Programming Courses

Students with an interest in programming can start with CSE201. The course requires a minimal math prerequisite (Math075) and no programming experience. Java is taught.

Engineers and Scientists can learn C++ programming skills and fulfill the prerequisite for ME 410 with CSE202. No programming experience is required.

Pre-CSE students can start with either CSE201 or CSE202.

Advanced Courses

Students can advance their programming skills and learn about data organization in CSE214.

Minor in Computer Science - Information Systems or a BSBA MIS (Management Information Systems)

• We are currently offering on our campus three of the required courses: CSE200, CSE201 and CSE214
• Based on student enrollment we plan to offer additional courses that fulfill the requirement of those programs. For additional information please contact Nicoleta Roman at roman.45@osu.edu.

Complete list of compuetr science courses offered on the OSU-Lima campus.

CSE100 - Introduction to Computing Technology

CSE101 - Computer Assisted Problem Solving

CSE102 - Introduction to the Internet and World Wide Web

CSE200 - Computer Assisted Problem Solving for Business

CSE201 - Elementary Computer Programming

CSE202 - Introduction to Programming and Algorithms for Engineers and Scientists

CSE203 - Computational Thinking in Context: Interactive Animations and Games

CSE204 - Computational Thinking in Context: Digital Images and Sound

CSE214 - Data Structures for Information Systems