FORK 2200 Preparatory course in programming
FORK 2200 Preparatory course in programming
This preparatory course is ideal for those with no programming experience so that they can learn some basic concepts earlier before the formal course. The instructor will guide students to familiarize themselves with the programming environment, write the first line of code, and create a simple program. This course includes lectures and some exercises. Lecture materials and solutions to exercises will be provided.
During the course students will learn:
- Basic knowledge of how computers work.
- Basic Python language.
After completed the course, students will be able to:
- Write code in a programming environment.
- Automate some simple tasks by writing functions in Python.
The course will develop students’ basic programming skills, which will be an important tool in the next stage of business analysis.
- Programming environment
- What is a programming language
- Set up the Anaconda environment
- Get started with jupyter notebook
- Python basics
- Understand basic syntax
- Learn basic data type (strings, numbers, lists)
- Write control flow using for loop and if else statements
- Introduction to functions
The course has 8 hours and will consist of lectures and exercises using Python.
Higher Education Entrance Qualification
Disclaimer
Deviations in teaching and exams may occur if external conditions or unforeseen events call for this.
No prerequisites required.
| Activity | Duration | Comment |
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Webinar | 8 Hour(s) |
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