Computer Science: Understand the Theory Behind Programming

In this Computer Science course we aim to help you understand Computer Science by explaining to you what goes into it and covering some areas of Computer Science So you can get a feel for it. . This course starts you out by showing you important aspects of Computer Science.

Computer Science is a topic that is becoming more and more relevant. Whether in college, school or at work. Computers and computer programs are everywhere in our everyday lives. We use software in smartphones, ATMs and even household appliances that we are able to control with our smartphones. A lot of people are confused and don't really know how all of this actually works

Why is the Theory of Programming Important?

Understanding Computer Science theory is what sets apart Great programmers from average ones. Programming theory is something that transcends a single programming language. It gives you skills and techniques you can apply to any programming language you touch. Learning the theory behind programming is just as important, if not more important than learning a singular programming language like Java or C++.

Programming is all about problem solving. Analyzing a problem, and being able to figure out a way that a computer can help with that problem. Computer Science is the practice of this analysis process. It goes over the techniques and knowledge necessary to design efficient and sustainable code.

So if you want to begin setting yourself apart from the average programmers, this is the course for you!

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