Software Development Tools and Principles

Catalog description

This class prepares students for advanced work in computer science by exploring the non-programming tools and practices essential to success in computer science. Students will learn to collaborate using agile programming practices, use a text editor to create internal and external documentation, and navigate the Linux command line environment to run programs and edit files. 2 lab hours. Prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): CMSC 160 or CMSC 162