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Calvin University Course Info

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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CS 108

Introduction to Computing

An introduction to computing as a problem-solving discipline. A primary emphasis is on programming as a methodology for problem solving, including: the precise specification of a problem, the design of its solution, the encoding of that solution, and the testing, debugging and maintenance of programs. A secondary emphasis is the discussion of topics from the breadth of computing including historical, theoretical, ethical and biblical perspectives on computing as a discipline. Meets the information technology core requirement. Laboratory

Units: 4.0