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Computer Science C S 110. Programming Laboratory Practical laboratory course in the methods used and skills required for writing and maintaining well-structured software. Extensive practice with a programming language is provided. Different sections use different programming languages. An existing knowledge of fundamental computing principles is assumed. Three laboratory hours per week. Prerequisite: C S 101, C S 105, C S 125, or consent of instructor. It is recommended that students enrolling in CP sections of this course have prior C programming experience or have taken C S 110C. 1 hour. Students may not receive credit for studying any given language more than once. (That is, they may take a given section only once. ) Students may not receive credit for both C S 101 and C S 110C, both C S 125 and C S 110J, or both C S 223 and C S 110CP. Section C, C Programming Laboratory. Section CP, C++ Programming Laboratory. Section F, Fortran Programming Laboratory. Section M, Mathematica Programming Laboratory. Section J, Java Programming Laboratory. Section P, Pascal Programming Laboratory.