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Introduction to computer science and programming. Representation of data in digital form. Data types, conditionals, loops, arrays and functions. Algorithmic time complexity. Creates a foundation for computer science and data driven software development. Emphasis on good design and programming techniques through practice in writing, running, and debugging programs. No programming experience expected.

Create a foundation for computer science and the software development process. Emphasis on good design and programming techniques through practice in writing, running, and debugging programs. Study of a programming language which incorporates objects, structured control statements, classes, inheritance, strong data typing, and sub-programs with parameters. No programming experience expected.

A non-required laboratory for CS 203. This course focuses on reinforcing basic programming techniques and skills. Students who are entering CS 203 with no previous programming experience will benefit most from this course. Course is graded P/NP.

Laboratory to support CS 203.

Credit arranged.