UNSW Computing 1 - The Art of Programming
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Discover the world of computing, learn software design and development while solving puzzles with world renowned lecturer Richard Buckland.
UNSW Computing 1 is a public course presented by OpenLearning with original content derived from UNSW COMPUTING's first year computing course. Take the course online for free!
This 12 week course will explore the world of software engineering, computing and problem solving. While Computing 1 only takes four to five hours a week (that's nothing!), you'll struggle to tear yourself away as you learn:
- abstraction, estimation, programming, machine code, C, problem solving
- top down design, arithmetic expressions, layout, style++
- types, variables, memory other numeric types
- while and for loops, stack frames, arrays...
Even better, Computing 1 will give you an understanding of what it's like to be a developer and enable you to appreciate the art of computing.
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OpenLearning is an online learning platform that is based around the principles of student autonomy, diversity of learning materials, open- ness of resources and social interactivity. The platform is grounded in the award winning teaching of UNSW associate professor Richard Buckland and led by renowned Australian software engineer Adam Brimo.
OpenLearning supports student grading, automatically marked quizzes/tests and content distribution all based around a proprietary OpenLearning wiki and comment system, which includes subtle features to keep students motivated.
OpenLearning is a software-as-a-service solution, designed for large public courses (MOOCs), school/college/university courses and corporate training. It's flexible, easy to setup and allows anyone to run a course. OpenLearning is already being used by major universities in Australia and by students worldwide.
OpenLearning supports student grading, automatically marked quizzes/tests and content distribution all based around a proprietary OpenLearning wiki and comment system, which includes subtle features to keep students motivated.
OpenLearning is a software-as-a-service solution, designed for large public courses (MOOCs), school/college/university courses and corporate training. It's flexible, easy to setup and allows anyone to run a course. OpenLearning is already being used by major universities in Australia and by students worldwide.
