Course 3: Introduction to Programming

Course code: 110201

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Unit 1: What Is Programming & Program Development Life Cycle (PDLC)

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Unit 1: What Is Programming & Program Development Life Cycle (PDLC)

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Course outcomes · Course 110201

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#1 Demonstrate knowledge of the program development life cycle.
#2 Design, develop, compile, debug, test, run, and document programs in the language studied.
#3 Design and develop programs using operators and assignments.
#4 Design and develop programs that properly use variables, constants, data types, and objects.
#5 Design and develop programs that use sequence, selection, and repetition structures.
#6 Design and develop programs that use simple data structures.
#7 Design and develop programs that use effective error and exception handling.
#8 Design and develop programs that implement user-defined methods and modular programming.
#9 Design and develop programs that implement file processing.
#10 Design and develop programs that implement fundamental features that are unique to the language studied.
#11 Design and develop programs using object-oriented programming features, if applicable to the language studied.
#12 Explain how algorithms are used to produce artificial intelligence (AI).
#13 Evaluate and critique the effectiveness and efficiency of code written.

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