Diploma in Computer Science and Programming
Diploma in Computer Science and Programming Course Overview:
Are you interested in a career in computer science? Programming is the art of writing useful, maintainable, and extensible source codes that a computer system can read or compile to perform a significant task. Take your first step towards learning core programming concepts and equip yourself with the practical knowledge and skills to resolve complicated problems.
Discover all you need to know about programming language with this computer science course. By learning the correct programming theory, you will be able to analyse a problem and identify suitable solutions to those problems, which is a key part of web development. Apart from the theories of Algorithm analysis, this computer programming course also teaches the number system, arrays and their advantages, the process of analysing a problem, nodes and their Importance, and various sorting algorithms and their comparisons.
There are no entry requirements for this course and you can study from the comfort of your own home. Enrol in this Diploma in Computer Science and Programming course today and learn to write code like an expert.
Who is the course for?
Anyone who wants to become a Good Programmer
Anyone interested in the Computer Science Discipline
Anyone who wants to learn how to solve problems like a Computer Scientist
Entry Requirement:
This course is available to all learners, of all academic backgrounds.
Learners should be aged 16 or over to undertake the qualification.
Good understanding of English language, numeracy and ICT are required to attend this course.
Assessment:
At the end of the course, you will be required to sit an online multiple-choice test. Your test will be assessed automatically and immediately so that you will instantly know whether you have been successful.
Before sitting for your final exam, you will have the opportunity to test your proficiency with a mock exam.
Certification:
After completing this course successfully, you will be awarded a valuable Accredited Certificate of Achievement. Certificates can be obtained free of charge in hardcopy and PDF format.
After completing the course successfully, please share with us (at info@spiroxlearning.com) the postal address where you wish to receive the certificate.
Why choose SpiroX ?
Affordable, engaging & high-quality e-learning study materials;
Tutorial videos/materials from the industry leading experts;
Study in a user-friendly, advanced online learning platform;
Efficient exam systems for the assessment and instant result;
The UK & internationally recognised accredited qualification;
Access to course content on mobile, tablet or desktop from anywhere anytime;
The benefit of career advancement opportunities;
24/7 student support via email.
Career Path:
After completing this course you will be able to build up accurate knowledge and skills with proper confidence to enrich yourself and brighten up your career in the relevant job market.
Course Content
Introduction
video Kurt Anderson – Promo 0:02:00
video Kurt Anderson – 1 Introduction 0:01:00
video Kurt Anderson – 2 Binary System 0:11:00
Analyzing Algorithms
video Kurt Anderson – 3 Complexity Introduction 0:02:00
video Kurt Anderson – 4 Math Refresher Logarithmic Functions 0:11:00
video Kurt Anderson – 5 Math Refresher Factorial Functions.TS 0:03:00
video Kurt Anderson – 6 Math Refresher Algebraic Expressions.TS 0:03:00
video Kurt Anderson – 7 n-notation 0:18:00
video Kurt Anderson – 8 Big O 0:13:00
video Kurt Anderson – 9 Big O Real World Example 0:10:00
Arrays
video Kurt Anderson – 10 How is Data Stored 0:09:00
video Kurt Anderson – 11 Fixed Arrays 0:20:00
video Kurt Anderson – 12 Circular Arrays 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 13 Dynamic Arrays 0:16:00
video Kurt Anderson – 14 Array Review 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 15 Array Real World Examples 0:06:00
Linked Lists
video Kurt Anderson – 16 Nodes 0:04:00
video Kurt Anderson – 16 Linked List 0:14:00
video Kurt Anderson – 17 Linked List Run Times 0:15:00
video Kurt Anderson – 18 Doubly Linked Lists 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 19 Tail Pointer 0:05:00
video Kurt Anderson – 20 Linked List Real World Examples 0:03:00
video Kurt Anderson – 21 Linked List Review 0:04:00
Stacks and Queues
video Kurt Anderson – 22 Stacks 0:10:00
video Kurt Anderson – 20 Stack Example 0:11:00
video Kurt Anderson – 23 Queues 0:09:00
video Kurt Anderson – 24 Queue Examples 0:10:00
video Kurt Anderson – 25 Queue and Stack Run Times 0:06:00
video Kurt Anderson – 26 Stack and Queues Real World Examples 0:07:00
Sorting Algorithms
video Kurt Anderson – 27 Sorting Algorithm Introdcution 0:02:00
video Kurt Anderson – 28 Bubble Sort 0:10:00
video Kurt Anderson – 29 Selection Sort 0:10:00
video Kurt Anderson – 30 Insertion Sort 0:09:00
video Kurt Anderson – 31 Quick Sort 0:15:00
video Kurt Anderson – 32 Quick Sort Run Times 0:10:00
video Kurt Anderson – 33 Merge Sort 0:12:00
video Kurt Anderson – 34 Merge Sort Run Times 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 35 Stable vs Nonstable 0:07:00
video Kurt Anderson – 36 Sorting Algorithm Real World Examples 0:04:00
Trees
video Kurt Anderson – 37 Basics of Trees 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 38 Binary Search Tree 0:09:00
video Kurt Anderson – 39 BST Run Times 0:08:00
video Kurt Anderson – 40 Tree Traversals 0:13:00
video Kurt Anderson – 41 Tree Real World Examples 0:05:00
Heaps
video Kurt Anderson – 42 Heap Introduction 0:04:00
video Kurt Anderson – 43 Heap Step by Step 0:12:00
video Kurt Anderson – 44 Heap Real World Examples 0:07:00
Conclusion
video Kurt Anderson – 45 Thank You 0:01:00
Course Certification
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