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Syllabus: Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming - Python, CIS 1051 (Fall 2019)

Rosen, Andrew
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2019
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Computer and Information Sciences
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Computer programming--Study and teaching
 Python (Computer program language)
 Problem solving--Data processing
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An introduction to the discipline of programming for nonprogrammer and programmers alike. The objective of this course is to give nonprogrammers a sufficient amount of programming experience to apply programming techniques to common tasks at work and also enough experience for a student to begin teaching their selves more. Students in the CIS program will learn the basics of programming a ton of concepts that will useful throughout their studies. This is a 4 credit-hour course. This means that up to 8-12 hours of work each week outside of lecture.
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Rosen, Andrew. Syllabus for Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming - Python. Department of Computer and Information Sciences, Temple U, Philadelphia, Fall 2019.
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