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COMP1911: Computing 1A
Overview
Introduction to programming for non-computing majors. Introduction to C, problem solving, debugging, programming style, teamwork. Content is roughly the first half of COMP1917, ie up to but not including pointers and dynamic data structures.
Course Coverage
Student Resources