First time computer programming is discovered through a conceptual computer, the introductory nature of which concentrates on solutions to general problems faced by computer programmers. The course material benefits those who want to experience programming for the first time and those who want success in future advanced courses.
Students solve problems using paper and pencil to follow the actions of the computer.
Applying a conceptual computer language, we engage an instruction cycle using a set of several commands. Employing these commands, we coax this incredible CPU into performing frequent feats of wonder. Other essential topics include algorithms, flowcharts, pseudocode, data types, boolean logic, number systems, data structures, and program structure types. Students with investigative minds as well as those who do not posses any previous programming or higher math background will find this course attractive.