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Computer Programming 1 Course Syllabus

The document is a course syllabus for IT 113: Computer Programming 1 at Coland Systems Technology, Inc., focusing on fundamental programming concepts using languages like C#, Java, or Python. It outlines course objectives, including understanding programming basics, using data types, writing simple programs, and developing modular code. The syllabus also includes a detailed course outline divided into four modules covering data structures, input/output devices, Microsoft Office applications, and presentation skills.
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Computer Programming 1 Course Syllabus

The document is a course syllabus for IT 113: Computer Programming 1 at Coland Systems Technology, Inc., focusing on fundamental programming concepts using languages like C#, Java, or Python. It outlines course objectives, including understanding programming basics, using data types, writing simple programs, and developing modular code. The syllabus also includes a detailed course outline divided into four modules covering data structures, input/output devices, Microsoft Office applications, and presentation skills.
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COLAND SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, INC.

Peñas Building, Sinsuat Avenue


Cotabato City

COURSE SYLLABUS/OUTLINE

Subject Code: IT 113

Descriptive Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 1

Course Description: Computer Programming 1 introduces students to the fundamental


concepts of programming using a high-level language such as C#,
Java, or Python. It focuses on problem-solving strategies, basic
syntax and semantics of the chosen language, data types, control
structures, and modular program design. The course provides a
foundation for more advanced topics in software development
Course Objectives:
At the end of the course, the students should be able to:

1. Understand the basics of programming and its importance.


2. Identify and use different data types, variables, and operators.
3. Write simple programs using input, output, and expressions.
4. Apply conditional statements to make decisions in a program.
5. Use looping structures to repeat actions in code.
6. Create and call functions to organize and reuse code.
7. Use one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays to handle multiple data.
8. Develop well-structured and modular programs.
9. Solve problems using logic, flowcharts, and pseudocode.
10. Test and debug programs to correct errors.

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Course Outline:

I. Module 1
 What is Data Structures
 Foundation terms of a data structurer
 Interface
 Implementation
 CHARACTERISTICS OF A DATA STRUCTURE
 Correctness
 Time Complexity
 Space Complexity
 Need for Data Structure
 Data Search
 Processor Speed
 Multiple Requests
 Three cases EXECUTION TIME
 Worst Case
 Average Case
 Best Case

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 BASIC TERMINOLOGY
 LOCAL ENVIRONMENT SETUP

II. MODULE 2

 Types of Input Devices


 Keyboard Entry
 Direct Entry
 Three Categories of direct Entry Devices
 Types of Output Devices
 Types of Monitors
 Types of Storage Devices
 Different types of Software’s
 The Components of the System Unit
 What electronic components are found on the motherboard
 What is the Central processing Unit (CPU)
 What are the components of the central processing unit (CPU)
 What is control Unit
 What is Machine Cycle
 What is Arithmetic/Logic Unit (ALU)
 How is memory measured

III. MODULE 3
 Electronic-mail/E-mail
o Parts of E-mail Message
 Introduction to Windows Desktop
o Desktop icons
o Common Notification Area
o Microsoft Office
o Microsoft Word
 How to navigate the Word 2013 interface
 What’s new in Word 2013
 How to open new documents and existing documents
 Basic and advanced text, paragraphs, and document formatting
 How to insert image
o Microsoft Excel
 Create a Spreadsheet
 Format cells, rows, columns, and entire worksheets so they fit
and match your data
 Enter data into a Spreadsheet
 Use formulas and functions for math, accounting and totaling
 Create formulas and functions
 Create charts and diagrams for your data
 Create data list and forms
IV. MODULE 4
 Microsoft PowerPoint
o Navigate the PowerPoint 2013
o Create new presentations from scratch – or using beautiful
template
o Add text, pictures, sounds, videos, and charts to your presentation
o Design slides using themes, color, and special effects
o Animate objects on slide to bring them to life.
o Add special effects to slide transition to spice up your
presentations

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o Set up slides shows and rehearse timing for your slides.

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