Programming Project Practicum

Independently apply programming concepts to build a functional project under instructor guidance.

Class Code INTRO-PROG-02-12

Difficulty Intermediate

Status Published

CLASS 12 INTRO-PROG-02-12

Overview

What You'll Learn

01 Overview

What You'll Learn

Students develop an independent programming project using requirements, problem definition, pseudocode, program architecture, variables, control flow, functions, data structures, error handling, input validation, testing, documentation, and version control.

02 Audience

Who This Class Is For

Students who have completed the instructional portion of the Introduction to Programming program.

03 Purpose

Why This Class Matters

The practicum provides an opportunity to apply programming knowledge to a complete project rather than another lecture-based class.

04 Preparation

Prerequisites

Debugging, Testing & Version Control

Program

Introduction to Programming

Introduction to Programming teaches students how to think computationally, solve problems with code, understand core programming concepts, and build functional software applications. Students progress from basic programming concepts through logic, data structures, object-oriented programming, debugging, security, and an independent programming project.

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