Python Programming (CSTP 1130)
Students learn introductory computer programming. Students develop problem-solving skills through creating algorithms. They are introduced to structured and object-oriented design techniques. Topics include standard program syntax, variable types, operators, input and output statements, decision-making and looping control structures, methods, classes and objects, encapsulation, instantiation and employment of objects.
This course is hands-on and is taught in Python. Students use Python graphics libraries to develop interactive applications including games while they learn the Python programming language.
This course is hands-on and is taught in Python. Students use Python graphics libraries to develop interactive applications including games while they learn the Python programming language.
Course code: CSTP 1130
Credits: 3.0
Length: 60.0 hours
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