From the 1974-75 Bulletin:
A fundamental course in the use of computers. Emphasis
will be on learning a computer language, such as FORTRAN,
and on its use as illustrated by examples from the humanities,
social sciences, arts, natural sciences, and technology. Topics
will include writing and debugging programs, monitor and
time-sharing systems, and computer application to both
numerical (e.g. drawn from statistics) and non-numerical
(e.g. game playing and model simulation) problems. Each
student will be required to complete a project in the area
of his choice. Engineering Science 2 and Computer
Science 12 may not both be taken for credit.