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Programming 102

Think Like a Computer Scientist

James Robinson, Marc Scott, Martin O'Hanlon, Ross Exton, Michael Conterio, Sam Isaacs, Nina Szymor, Mac Bowley, and Alex Parry

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Topics Covered

  • Use functions with parameters and return values
  • Design and apply algorithms to data
  • Breaking down problems into smaller parts
  • Searching and sorting
  • Efficiency of algorithms
  • Understanding of list structures and their uses

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