Program Overview

Program Overview

The CSE123 program is designed for students with significant previous programming experience. It emphasizes implementation and run-time analysis of data structures and algorithms using techniques including linked references, recursion, and object-oriented inheritance to solve computational problems motivated by modern societal and scientific needs.

Program Details

Catalog Description

Computer programming for students with significant previous programming experience. Emphasizes implementation and run-time analysis of data structures and algorithms using techniques including linked references, recursion, and object-oriented inheritance to solve computational problems motivated by modern societal and scientific needs.

Prerequisites

• None listed

Credits

• 4.0 credits

Instructors

• Current Quarter:
  • Autumn, 2025: Wilcox
• Previous Quarters:
  • Summer, 2025: Yin
  • Spring, 2025: Brunelle
  • Winter, 2025: Wortzman, Natsuhara
  • Autumn, 2024: Wilcox
  • Summer, 2024: Spaniac
  • Spring, 2024: Brunelle
  • Winter, 2024: Wortzman, Wilcox
  • Autumn, 2023: Wortzman, Kohlbrenner
  • Summer, 2023: Boinpally
  • Spring, 2023: Wortzman
  • Winter, 2023: Wortzman, Champion

Recommendations

• Recommended: CSE 122 or completion of Paul G. Allen School's Guided Self-Placement.