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O'Halloran's Course History
Computer Science	CS 1050	Algorithm Design and Programming I	Jim Ries	This course provides experience in developing algorithms, designing, implementing programs. Topics include syntax/semantics, flow control, loops, recursion, I/O, arrays, strings and pointers.	B	4	Basics of programming in C, how to function in a lab environment with a timed deadline
CS 2050	Algorithm Design and Programming II	Jeffrey Uhlmann	A study of fundamental techniques and algorithms for representing and manipulating data structures. Topics include data abstraction, recursion, stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, efficient methods of sorting and searching, and Big-O analysis.	B	4	Allocating memory space in computers, implementing and manipulating larger data structures, algorithm design based on runtime efficiency and O() notation
CS 3050	Advanced Algorithm Design	Dong Xu	This class surveys fundamental algorithms and data structures that have wide practical applicability, including search trees and graph algorithms. Emphasis is placed on techniques for efficient implementation and good software development methodologies.	N/A	3	Situational application of algorithms for maximum efficiency, different types of data structures
CS 2830	Web Application Development 1	Nick Wergeles	This course will attempt to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, the technologies, and the tools of the Internet. In particular, issues pertaining to th	N/A	3	HTML language, how to create and design webpages, including this one!
Mathematics	Math 1500	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	Dustin Belt	Elementary analytic geometry, functions, limits, continuity, derivatives, antiderivatives, definite integrals.	A	5	Derivatives. Finding average rate of change and creating graphs based on variable equations
Math 1700	Calculus II	Elena Koucherik	Definite integrals, applications and techniques of integration, elementary transcendental functions, infinite series. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.	C	5	Taking integrals, finding limits and advanced derivatives, methods of integration
Math 2300	Calculus III	Igor Verbitsky	Vectors, solid analytic geometry, calculus of several variables. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.	N/A	3	Three dimensional geometry, vectors, planes, and lines. Multivariable calculus
Physics	Physics 2750	University Physics I	Silvia Bompadre	First course in calculus-based physics for science and engineering students. Topics covered are vectors, translational and rotational kinematics, translational and rotational dynamics, energy, momentum, gravity, oscillations, waves, fluids and thermodynamics.	N/A	5	Vector addition, 2-Dimensional Kinematics

O'Halloran's Course History

University of Missouri Columbia Mizzou Tiger

Department

ID#

Course Name

Instructor

Course Description

Grade

Credit Hours

Knowledge Gained

Computer Science

CS 1050

Algorithm Design and Programming I

Jim Ries

This course provides experience in developing algorithms, designing, implementing programs. Topics include syntax/semantics, flow control, loops, recursion, I/O, arrays, strings and pointers.

Basics of programming in C, how to function in a lab environment with a timed deadline

CS 2050

Algorithm Design and Programming II

Jeffrey Uhlmann

A study of fundamental techniques and algorithms for representing and manipulating data structures. Topics include data abstraction, recursion, stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, efficient methods of sorting and searching, and Big-O analysis.

Allocating memory space in computers, implementing and manipulating larger data structures, algorithm design based on runtime efficiency and O() notation

CS 3050

Advanced Algorithm Design

Dong Xu

This class surveys fundamental algorithms and data structures that have wide practical applicability, including search trees and graph algorithms. Emphasis is placed on techniques for efficient implementation and good software development methodologies.

N/A

Situational application of algorithms for maximum efficiency, different types of data structures

CS 2830

Web Application Development 1

Nick Wergeles

This course will attempt to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, the technologies, and the tools of the Internet. In particular, issues pertaining to th

N/A

HTML language, how to create and design webpages, including this one!

Mathematics

Math 1500

Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

Dustin Belt

Elementary analytic geometry, functions, limits, continuity, derivatives, antiderivatives, definite integrals.

Derivatives. Finding average rate of change and creating graphs based on variable equations

Math 1700

Calculus II

Elena Koucherik

Definite integrals, applications and techniques of integration, elementary transcendental functions, infinite series. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.

Taking integrals, finding limits and advanced derivatives, methods of integration

Math 2300

Calculus III

Igor Verbitsky

Vectors, solid analytic geometry, calculus of several variables. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.

N/A

Three dimensional geometry, vectors, planes, and lines. Multivariable calculus

Physics

Physics 2750

University Physics I

Silvia Bompadre

First course in calculus-based physics for science and engineering students. Topics covered are vectors, translational and rotational kinematics, translational and rotational dynamics, energy, momentum, gravity, oscillations, waves, fluids and thermodynamics.

N/A

Vector addition, 2-Dimensional Kinematics

Casey O'Halloran

Sophomore Enrolled in University of Missouri Computer Science Program

Total Credit Hours: 51

My Favorite Project

I wonder is an interactive narrative I created my freshman year in my intro to digital media class. It was my first experience with html and CSS. We were given complete creative control to make something that an average internet user would enjoy.

Languages

Javascript

HTML

C/C++

O'Halloran's Course History
University of Missouri Columbia
Department	ID#	Course Name	Instructor	Course Description	Grade	Credit Hours	Knowledge Gained
Computer Science	CS 1050	Algorithm Design and Programming I	Jim Ries	This course provides experience in developing algorithms, designing, implementing programs. Topics include syntax/semantics, flow control, loops, recursion, I/O, arrays, strings and pointers.	B	4	Basics of programming in C, how to function in a lab environment with a timed deadline
	CS 2050	Algorithm Design and Programming II	Jeffrey Uhlmann	A study of fundamental techniques and algorithms for representing and manipulating data structures. Topics include data abstraction, recursion, stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, efficient methods of sorting and searching, and Big-O analysis.	B	4	Allocating memory space in computers, implementing and manipulating larger data structures, algorithm design based on runtime efficiency and O() notation
	CS 3050	Advanced Algorithm Design	Dong Xu	This class surveys fundamental algorithms and data structures that have wide practical applicability, including search trees and graph algorithms. Emphasis is placed on techniques for efficient implementation and good software development methodologies.	N/A	3	Situational application of algorithms for maximum efficiency, different types of data structures
	CS 2830	Web Application Development 1	Nick Wergeles	This course will attempt to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolution, the technologies, and the tools of the Internet. In particular, issues pertaining to th	N/A	3	HTML language, how to create and design webpages, including this one!
Mathematics	Math 1500	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	Dustin Belt	Elementary analytic geometry, functions, limits, continuity, derivatives, antiderivatives, definite integrals.	A	5	Derivatives. Finding average rate of change and creating graphs based on variable equations
	Math 1700	Calculus II	Elena Koucherik	Definite integrals, applications and techniques of integration, elementary transcendental functions, infinite series. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.	C	5	Taking integrals, finding limits and advanced derivatives, methods of integration
	Math 2300	Calculus III	Igor Verbitsky	Vectors, solid analytic geometry, calculus of several variables. Math Reasoning Proficiency course.	N/A	3	Three dimensional geometry, vectors, planes, and lines. Multivariable calculus
Physics	Physics 2750	University Physics I	Silvia Bompadre	First course in calculus-based physics for science and engineering students. Topics covered are vectors, translational and rotational kinematics, translational and rotational dynamics, energy, momentum, gravity, oscillations, waves, fluids and thermodynamics.	N/A	5	Vector addition, 2-Dimensional Kinematics

Casey O'Halloran

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