CIS 143 — Introduction to Programming

3 credits · 3 hours

An introduction to programming techniques and methods. Computer programming is used to explore simple data types, control structures and numeric computation. Other topics include: hardware, software, files, testing, security, (handling compiler warnings, simplicity of design), and debugging. Stylistic concerns such as naming conventions, code layout and documentation are emphasized.

Prerequisites: CIS 122, CIS 140, MAT 108

Part of

• Computer Science AS
• Cybersecurity and Networking AAS
• Engineering Science AS
• Liberal Arts and Sciences: Mathematics and Science AS

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