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CSCI 101 Introduction to Computer Science (4). An introductory survey of computer science designed for liberal arts students, including such topics as machine architecture, language translation, artificial intelligence, and noncomputability. CSCI 105 Garbage In, Garbage Out: Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in a Computerized World (4). Open only to new first-year students. CSCI 120 Introduction to Environmental Computing (4). CSCI 157 Introduction to Modeling and Programming (4). Focuses on data abstrac...

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Academics • Mathematics • News • The University of the South

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October 11, 2013. 2013 Hooke Prize in Calculus. At the Founder's Day Convocation,Jean Shirimpaka C'15 of Rwanda received the annual Robert Hooke Prize for Achievement in Calculus. The prize is awarded to a student exhibiting special achievement after completion of the calculus sequence. The prize is named for statistician and former Sewanee professor of mathematics Robert Hooke who wrote the popular book,. How to tell the Liars from the Statisticians. Past recipients of the Hooke Prize for Calculus are:.

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Head of UX Design for Financial Products at Bloomberg Speaks at Sewanee Homecoming. November 13, 2015. 2015 Math and Computer Science Homecoming Talk celebrates Linda Lankewicz, professor of computer science emerita, and computer science at Sewanee, Fahd Arshad, Class of 2002. 2015 Hooke Prize in Calculus. November 9, 2015. Elizabeth Tilly and Davis Easley, both Class of 2018, were awarded this prestigious award at the Founder's Day Convocation held on October 16, 2015. 2015 Hooke Prize in Mathematics.

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Nelson B. Berry. A Latin teacher at Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville. A Latin teacher at Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville. A legal assistant at Cravath, Swaine and Moore. Minor in Greek or Latin. Minor in Classical Languages. Career and Leadership Development. Sewanee, Tenn. 37383.

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Momplet returns to Sewanee as Brown Foundation Fellow. August 31, 2016. The University of the South is welcoming two Brown Foundation Fellows this year: Antonio Momplet and Karen Proctor. The Art of Mexico on View at the University Archives. August 19, 2016. Dr Burner Conducts Research in Chile. August 17, 2016. Burner and Márquez Participate in LASA. Congress. August 17, 2016. Spanish Majors of 2016 Graduate. May 16, 2016. Former Spanish House Director Earns Masters Degree. May 16, 2016. April 18, 2016.

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Academics • Spanish • Programs • The University of the South

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The program for majors starts with four foundation courses, two in Spain and two in Latin America:. 301 Cultural Survey of Spain I. 302 Cultural Survey of Spain II. 303 Cultural Survey of Latin America I. 304 Cultural Survey of Latin America II. Majors are required to spend one semester or the equivalent studying in a Spanish-speaking country. Justifiable exceptions will be considered by written petition. All majors are encouraged to take a year or more of another foreign language.

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Academics • Mathematics • Programs • The University of the South

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The standard entry-level course is Mathematics 101 (Calculus I). Students entering Sewanee with a strong background in mathematics may be invited to enroll in Mathematics 102 (Calculus II), Mathematics 207 (Multidimensional Calculus), or a more advanced mathematics course. A major in mathematics must successfully complete the equivalent of Mathematics 101, 102, 207, 210, 215, and successfully complete the following two requirements:. Majors are strongly encouraged to take Computer Science 157. A mathemat...