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Saylor University

CS101: Introduction to Computer Science I

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Embark on a comprehensive journey into the world of computer science through this 52-hour course. Explore fundamental concepts including object-oriented programming, Java syntax and practices, relational and logical operators, control structures, user-defined methods, arrays, and Java I/O with exception handling. Progress through eight structured units, each building upon the last to develop a solid foundation in programming principles. Engage with a study guide to reinforce learning, provide feedback through a course survey, and demonstrate mastery with a certificate final exam. Gain the opportunity to earn Saylor Direct Credit upon successful completion.

Syllabus

  • Course Information
  • Unit 1: Introduction
  • Unit 2: Object-Oriented Programming
  • Unit 3: Java in Practice
  • Unit 4: Relational and Logical Operators in Java
  • Unit 5: Control Structures
  • Unit 6: User-Defined Methods
  • Unit 7: Arrays
  • Unit 8: Java I/O and Exception Handling
  • Study Guide
  • Course Feedback Survey
  • Certificate Final Exam
  • Saylor Direct Credit

Reviews

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  • Profile image for Zaki Ul Hassan
    Zaki Ul Hassan @zak1uh
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    I found the course to be inaccessible. Specifically, Saylor.org states, "This course is not available for Students." This is quite disappointing, as I was looking forward to learning more about computer science. It seems there might be an issue with the course's current platform or enrollment process. I would recommend that Saylor Academy address this issue to make the course accessible to its intended audience.
  • Profile image for CHINNI BHAVITHA
    CHINNI BHAVITHA
    1
    good i will suggest it to my friends because i have more learn about the computer science.
    more information is provided about the computer science how it will help in future and how it will access the computer science course.
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