Online Course – Certified Professional Internship in Conceptual Computing with Basic C Programming by Google, University of Colorado System

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קורס אונליין - התמחות מקצועית מוסמכת במחשוב מושגי עם תכנות C בסיסי של Google

Professional Certificate

Beginners

No prior knowledge required

Time to complete the course

7-day free trial

No unnecessary risks

Skills you will acquire in the course

Computational thinking
Programming in C language
Developing solutions to practical problems
Algorithms
Data collection, analysis and representation
abstraction
Automation
Simulation
Parallelization

What you will learn in the course

Courses for which the course is suitable

Software developer
C programmer
Data Analyst
Software Engineer
Algorithm developer
Automation expert
Computational solutions developer
Simulation Engineer
Parallel systems developer

Internship – a series of 4 courses

This specialization is designed to allow you to explore computational thinking and fundamental topics in C programming, and apply these ideas to develop solutions for a variety of practical problems. The first course does not require programming experience, and over the course of the 4 courses in the program, you will learn about computational thinking and C programming.

Hands-on Learning Project

Students develop a variety of programs in C using ideas learned in advanced courses. They also apply computational thinking ideas in a variety of exercises and comprehension tests on topics such as:

Algorithms
Data collection, analysis and representation
abstraction
Automation
Simulation
Parallelization

Details of the courses that make up the specialization

Course 1: Algorithms, Data Collection, and Getting Started with Programming

This course begins your journey in learning computational thinking and beginning programming in the C language. If you want to learn how to interact with the world in a rigorous and computational way, this is the course for you!

In this course, we will explore algorithms and data collection. You will begin learning to develop programs in the C language by writing your first C program; you will learn about data types, variables, and constants.

Warning: Getting started is not easy. Learning programming is hard, especially since the courses in this specialization are structured like a first-year university course.

Course 2: Data Analysis and Representation, Selection, and Repetition

This course is the second course in the specialization, in which we will pay attention to computational thinking and beginning programming in the C language. This course relies on you having the required knowledge from the previous course.

Required knowledge in the field of computational thinking: algorithms and procedures, data collection
Required knowledge of C language: data types, variables, constants, and STEM calculations

During the course you will learn about data analysis and representation:

Module 1: Learn about some common statistics that can be calculated as we analyze data sets
Module 2: Discover how we make decisions in our code
Module 3: Explore the different ways we can represent data sets
Module 4: Use loops to repeat actions in your code

Course 3: Abstraction, Problem Decomposition, and Functions

This course is the third course in the specialization in which we will explore both computational thinking and beginning programming in the C language. This course assumes that you have the required knowledge from the previous two courses.

Required knowledge in the field of computational thinking: algorithms and procedures, data collection, analysis and representation
Required knowledge of C language: data types, variables, constants; STEM calculations; selection; and repetition (loops)

During the course, you will explore the topics of computational thinking:

Module 1: Learn about arrays as a means of storing multiple values in a single variable
Module 2: Discover how we store and move words (arrays of characters)
Module 3: Explore Abstraction and Problem Decomposition
Module 4: Use functions to implement problem decomposition in your code

Course 4: Simulation, Algorithm Analysis, and Pointers

This course is the fourth and final course in the specialization, where we will explore computational thinking and beginning programming in the C language. This course assumes that you have the required knowledge from the previous three.

Required knowledge in the field of computational thinking: algorithms and procedures; data collection, analysis and representation; abstraction; and problem decomposition
Required knowledge in C language: data types, variables, constants; STEM calculations; selection; repetition (loops); arrays; words; and functions