Publication Summary
IT 123 | INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATIONAL REASONING | 4 quarter hours (Undergraduate) This course enables students to develop computational reasoning skills vital for success across multiple disciplines. Students will apply those skills to analyze and design solutions to problems or to express creative concepts. Students will also use computational tools to manipulate, analyze and visualize data. Topics include the representation of data, the design and understanding of algorithms, programming, and the use of abstraction in designing and analyzing computational solutions.
CAER Authors
Prof. Stephen Gorard
University of Durham - Professor in the School of Education