Introduction to Structured Programming

Catalog description

Introduction to essential concepts of structured programming including sequence, selection, iteration, and function calls. These concepts are examined through learning the syntax and semantics of a popular programming language. Students will apply structured programming to problem solving through utilizing basic data structures, logic, algorithm development, and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). This course will prepare students for more advanced programming techniques. Three credit hours of lecture and a weekly two-hour laboratory session. Prerequisites: MA 112 or higher, or an ACT Mathematics score at or above 22, or Math Diagnosis score at or above 75.