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George Mason University

CS108: Intro to Computer Programming, Part A

This is the first of a two semester sequence intended for students with little or no programming experience, which introduces the field of Computer Science as well as the basics of programming commensurate with a first course in programming. This course discusses the history of computing, as well as ethical, security, and societal impacts of technology. Basics of tools and technology used for programming are introduced. It also covers the basics of programming in a procedural style, including expressions, control structures, functions, testing, debugging, and general problem solving techniques. The course prepares students for more in-depth programming courses.

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Online
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Campus
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Hybrid
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Credits
3.0
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Department
CS
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