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We will study algorithm design and implementation, software development processes like abstraction and encapsulation, computer systems including programming languages and operating systems, and databases. The course aims to teach creative problem solving. Students will complete a final project demonstrating understanding of a course topic. The first lesson is available online and will be discussed in the upcoming lecture.
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- The workshop also has language objectives focused on developing English reading, writing, speaking skills around technical computer topics.
Workshop 1 october 26 2018
The document provides an agenda and objectives for a computer workshop. It outlines the following content that will be covered:
- The history of computers and identifying internal/external components of a computer system.
- Using common computer terminology and describing different types of computer systems.
- Learning the main components of the Windows operating system and how to use basic applications like email while following netiquette standards.
- The workshop also has language objectives focused on developing English reading, writing, speaking skills around technical computer topics.
The document then provides instructions for different activities to be completed during the workshop related to accessing an online classroom, forming groups, looking up vocabulary terms, and discussing expectations.
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- 1. Introductory Video Transcript: Scene1: Welcome to introduction to computer science course I am Doctor Nada, and I will be your teacher for this course I hope we spend fun time together, sharing information and ideas. Scene2: For sure, all of you wondering what are the topics that we are going to study in this course? So, Lets review it now Scene4: We will study firstly How can we design an algorithm Then, how we can implement it and analyze it Scene5: Secondly: we will talk about the basic steps to build and develop a software including: abstraction, encapsulation, data structures, and finally testing , Scene6: Thirdly: we are going to discuss about computer systems, including: Programming languages, Operating systems,
- 2. And finally databases. Scene7: Finally: The course teaches students how to think more creativity and how to solve problems more effectively. Scene8: By the end of this course, I expect from you a project that demonstrate your understanding about one of the previously mentioned topics. Scene 9: So What are you waiting for!! Go to your blackboard account, and review the first lesson there, We will discuss it in the upcoming lecture Be prepared !!