How to Program

CS 110 | University Course

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Course Description:

Introduction to programming and computer science for those with no prior programming experience. Focuses on the basic aspects of programming, with an emphasis on core principles. Labs provide a supportive environment to learn how to program with peers. Weekly discussions will introduce some of the many ways computer science interacts with society. Programming assignments will demonstrate how to use computing in a variety of disciplines.

Course Details

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Designed for those with no prior experience in programming.

Course Outline

UNIT 1—Module 1: Introduction to Bit and Functions
UNIT 1—Module 2: Functions, While Conditions, and Unit 1 Project
UNIT 2—Module 3: If, Else, and Conditions
UNIT 2—Module 4: Decomposition and Variables
UNIT 3—Module 5: Interactive Programs and Input Loops
UNIT 3—Module 6: Lists and List Patterns
UNIT 3—Module 7: Tuples and Structured Data
UNIT 4—Module 8: Strings and Substrings
UNIT 4—Module 9: Program Arguments and Files
UNIT 4—Module 10: Split, Join, Random, and Coiteration
UNIT 5—Module 11: Dictionaries and Building Dictionaries
UNIT 5—Module 12: Counting and Grouping

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