IT302 Introduction to Computer Programming (3 cr.)

Prerequisite(s): IT300  or equivalent
This course introduces learners to the basics of a designated computer programming language. The practice of identifying and resolving computer-related problems and scenarios is examined. Coding techniques using a designated general-purpose programming language are applied, and programming applications evaluated. The course emphasizes the use of computer software for learning and utilizing a programming language.

Upon completion of this course, students are expected to be able to do the following:

1. Define basic computer programming terminology.
2. Assess various computer-related problems and techniques for problem resolution.
3. Describe the functionality of a designated programming language.
4. Evaluate the various applications of a designated programming language.
5. Apply basic programming code to address various computer-related problems and scenarios.
6. Explore various ethical considerations and perspectives relevant to computer programming.