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|Introduction=This is the continuing course for COMP 1010. If you are interested in learning more about advanced programming concepts after taking COMP 1010, or are thinking about enrolling in the Computer Science Undergraduate program, this is the course for you. You will be introduced to the concept of [[Glossary#object_oriented_programming|object oriented programming]], basic [[Glossary#data_structure|data structures]] and [[Glossary#algorithm|algorithms]] in this course. This basically means that Comp 1020 usually picks up where COMP 1010 left off with a brief recap on arrays and binary search algorithms. | |Introduction=This is the continuing course for COMP 1010. If you are interested in learning more about advanced programming concepts after taking COMP 1010, or are thinking about enrolling in the Computer Science Undergraduate program, this is the course for you. You will be introduced to the concept of [[Glossary#object_oriented_programming|object oriented programming]], basic [[Glossary#data_structure|data structures]] and [[Glossary#algorithm|algorithms]] in this course. This basically means that Comp 1020 usually picks up where COMP 1010 left off with a brief recap on arrays and binary search algorithms. | ||
| − | |ByStudents= I found this to be a very useful addition to COMP 1010 knowledge. In this course, I learned about more powerful tools for manipulating and storing data such as classes. At the end of COMP 1010, I found myself wondering "How ever shall I return multiple items from a method?" this personal dilemma of mine was best solved by using objects. | + | |ByStudents= I found this to be a very useful addition to COMP 1010 knowledge. In this course, I learned about more powerful tools for manipulating and storing data such as classes. At the end of COMP 1010, I found myself wondering "How ever shall I return multiple items from a method?" this personal dilemma of mine was best solved by using objects.<BR><BR> |
| + | "The most challenging part of this course for me was having to wrap my head around the idea of objects and how they relate to classes." | ||
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IntroductionThis is the continuing course for COMP 1010. If you are interested in learning more about advanced programming concepts after taking COMP 1010, or are thinking about enrolling in the Computer Science Undergraduate program, this is the course for you. You will be introduced to the concept of object oriented programming, basic data structures and algorithms in this course. This basically means that Comp 1020 usually picks up where COMP 1010 left off with a brief recap on arrays and binary search algorithms. |
...By StudentsI found this to be a very useful addition to COMP 1010 knowledge. In this course, I learned about more powerful tools for manipulating and storing data such as classes. At the end of COMP 1010, I found myself wondering "How ever shall I return multiple items from a method?" this personal dilemma of mine was best solved by using objects. |
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Prerequisites
Introductory Computer Science 1 (COMP 1010)
