edX / MITx: Introduction to Computer Science and Programming
The course starts on October 1, 2012 and will run until January 14, 2013. As with many edX courses, the approximate workload is 12 hours per week.
The course is designed for people with little programming experience to understand computational approaches to problem solving. The purpose of this course is to provide students with extensive, but not deep knowledge of many aspects of programming.
Requirements for understanding the course: High school algebra and math skills.
The training will use the Python language version 2.7. Knowledge of language is not required.
Lecture Topics (PDF)
The first intermediate exam will be held from November 1 - November 4.
The second exam is from December 6 - December 9.
Final exam from January 10 - January 14.
One exam is given 3 hours of time, although the organizers claim that the task is designed for 90 minutes.
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If someone first encounters courses from edX, I ’ll tell you a little how this happens. October 1 will be available course of lectures. Lectures are a set of video materials with synchronous filing of the transcript, that is, if you perceive English hard to hear, you can read what the lecturer says. Lectures can be viewed at any convenient time. After each or several lectures will need to be tested (a series of questions or practical task).
The course is designed for people with little programming experience to understand computational approaches to problem solving. The purpose of this course is to provide students with extensive, but not deep knowledge of many aspects of programming.
Requirements for understanding the course: High school algebra and math skills.
The training will use the Python language version 2.7. Knowledge of language is not required.
Lecture Topics (PDF)
The first intermediate exam will be held from November 1 - November 4.
The second exam is from December 6 - December 9.
Final exam from January 10 - January 14.
One exam is given 3 hours of time, although the organizers claim that the task is designed for 90 minutes.
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If someone first encounters courses from edX, I ’ll tell you a little how this happens. October 1 will be available course of lectures. Lectures are a set of video materials with synchronous filing of the transcript, that is, if you perceive English hard to hear, you can read what the lecturer says. Lectures can be viewed at any convenient time. After each or several lectures will need to be tested (a series of questions or practical task).
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