CS 1010 - Algorithmic Problem Solving

An introduction to algorithm design and programming as components of the software life cycle, with emphasis on the development of algorithms for solving problems; intro- duction to the development environment for a particular programming language. A student may not receive credit for both CS1000 and CS1010. This course provides the beginning programmer with a guide to developing structured program logic. The course assumes no prior programming experience. It uses one of the modern highlevel languages to introduce programming concepts and to enforce good style and logical thinking. In a sense this course is a "pre-programming course" and prepares students for next level of courses on programming language with more complex syntax.


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Topic Assignment Additional Information
06/06/2018 Syllabus
06/06/2018 Assignment Chapter 1: all participation and challenge activities, labs 1.13, 1.14 and program 1.15 Due date: end of the day, Sunday June 10th
06/11/2018 Assignment Chapter 2: all participation and challenge activities and labs Due date: end of the day, Sunday June 17th
06/18/2018 Assignment Chapter 3: all participation and challenge activities and labs Due date: end of the day, Sunday June 24th
06/25/2018 Assignment Chapter 4: all participation and challenge activities and labs Due date: end of the day, Sunday July 1st
07/02/2018 Assignment Chapter 5: all participation and challenge activities and labs Due date: end of the day, Sunday July 8th
07/09/2018 Assignment Chapter 6: all participation and challenge activities and labs Due date: end of the day, Sunday July 15th

 

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