Resumen de CS101: Introduction to Computer Science I

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CS101: Introduction to Computer Science I

Introductory course that provides the basic concepts, nomenclature, and historical perspective of computers and computing. Includes an introduction to software development and Object-Oriented Programming.

Skill Level: Beginner

Course Information

Course Syllabus

Course Terms of Use

Unit 1: Introduction

Unit 1 Activities

Unit 1 Learning Outcomes

1.1.1: History of Software and Computer System Design

"History of Software and Computer System Design"

1.1.2: Evolution of Programming

Wikipedia: "History of Programming Languages"

1.2.1: Hardware vs. Software

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 1: Introduction to Computer Systems"

1.2.2: Programs and Processes

Khan Academy: "Introduction to Number Systems and Binary"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 4: The Processor"

1.2.3: The Software Development Lifecycle

"Programming Lifecycle: Concept"

1.2.4: The Programming Process

Wikipedia: "Unified Process"

1.3.1: History of the Java Programming Language

Free Java Guide: "History of the Java Programming Language"

1.3.2: Interpreted vs. Compiled Languages

Wikibooks: "Compiler Construction: Introduction"

"Translators: Compilers and Interpreters"

1.3.3.1: Option 1 - Using an Online IDE

Repl.it Online Java IDE

1.3.3.2: Option 2 - Installing Java on Your Machine

Nanyang Technological University: "Downloading and Installing JDK"

Nanyang Technological University: "Downloading and Installing NetBeans IDE"

1.3.3.3: Java Application Programming Interface (API)

The Java Application Programming Interface (API)

1.3.4: Byte Code vs. Machine Code

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 5: Introduction to Java"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java: Fill in the Blanks Exercise for Chapter 5"

Unit 2: Object-Oriented Programming

Unit 2 Activities

Unit 2 Learning Outcomes

2.1.1: Object-Oriented vs. Procedural

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: "Object-Oriented Programming"

2.1.2: Advantages/Disadvantages of OO Programming

"Advantages and Disadvantages of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)"

2.1.3.1: Java

Oracle: "The Java Tutorials: What Is a Class?"

2.1.3.2: Python

Rance Necaise's "Python for Java Programmers: Defining Classes"

2.1.3.3: C++

Tenouk's C and C++ Site: "C++ Objects and Classes"

2.2.1: Classes vs. Objects

John DeNero's "Composing Programs: Object-Oriented Programming"

David J. Eck's "Introduction to Programming Using Java: Objects and Object-Oriented Programming"

2.2.4: Polymorphism

Michelle Yaiser's "Object-Oriented Programming Concepts: Polymorphism and Interfaces"

2.2.5: Decoupling

"Decoupling"

Unit 3: Java Fundamentals

Unit 3 Activities

Unit 3 Learning Outcomes

3.1.1: Class and File Naming Conventions

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 6: Small Java Programs"

3.1.2: Importing Libraries

"Importing Libraries in Java"

3.1.3: Declaring a Class

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 6: Small Java Programs"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java: Fill in the Blanks Exercise for Chapter 6"

3.1.4: Compiling and Executing a Java Program

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 7: Running Example Programs"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java: Fill in the Blank Exercise for Chapter 7"

3.2.1: Variables vs. Literals

Wikipedia: "Literal" and "Variable"

Khan Academy: "Introduction to Programs, Data Types, and Variables"

3.2.2: Legality of Variable Names

John DeNero's "Composing Programs: Object-Oriented Programming"

3.2.3: Primitive Data Types

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 8: Primitive Data"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java: Flash Cards on Primitive Data Types"

Khan Academy: "Python Lists" and "Fun With Strings"

3.3: Basic Operations in Java

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 9: Variables and Assignment Statements"

Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 9B: Expressions and Arithmetic Operators"

"Assignment Operators"