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What is CS?
What is CS?
Computer Science, or CS, includes both application and theory. CS includes the study of:
how computers work, including both software and hardware
writing code for specific purposes, such as programming robotics, game development, websites, mobile apps, simulations, engineering, science, and more
the software design process
design of algorithms and implementation through code
the use of computer related technology and the impact on society and culture
Who should study CS?
Who should study CS?
The study of CS is relevant to every STEM field. Additionally, every industry has been affected by and includes computer science somewhere; from fashion to farming, from medicine to military.
You should consider studying computer science if you are interested in careers related to:
science, especially computational biology and disease research
mathematics
machine learning and artificial intelligence
video game and software design
hardware architecture
robotics and machinery
all engineering fields
web design & online business
art and design
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What will I learn?
What will I learn?
Through my courses, you'll learn about:
Git, GitHub, and version control concepts
HTML & Markdown
Python, Java, JavaScript, & PHP
Creative Coding with Processing & Pillow
Hardware Basics & Underlying Principles
Computer History
Retro Video Game Systems
Basics of Information Theory
Text-based Games
Object Oriented Programming
Basics of Modeling & Simulation
Basics & History of AI
Algorithm & software design
Tech, Systems, & Society
Network basics, the Internet, & Web Science
Resume & Portfolio Building
College & Work-related Opportunities
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