Computer Science 30 will challenge students to extend their current understanding of computer science concepts through the object oriented programming paradigm. A major project will allow students to apply learned concepts to a project of particular interest to them.
Note: There is limited space in this course and registration will be closed once at capacity.
Prerequisite
Computer Science 20
Delivered
Online Asynchronous
Credits
Science 30 or
Elective 30
Students will investigate data structures, sorting algorithms, effective coding practices, and collaborative programming practices and will create programs that utilize external files, libraries, and recursion.
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Introduction to javaScript
p5Js – shapes, colour, sound and interaction
Libraries
Number systems
Recursion
Object oriented programming
Data structures
Utilizing external files
Capstone programming project
No Proctored Exams
A working laptop with internet.
None
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