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The document outlines a Programming 101 course consisting of four modules: Introduction to Programming, Number Systems, Algorithms, and Pseudocode. Each module covers key concepts, practical activities, and the application of Java programming. The course aims to provide foundational knowledge and skills necessary for programming in Java.

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Programming 101

Modules 1–4: Introduction, Number


Systems, Algorithms, Pseudocode
Module 1: Introduction to
Programming

• Definition of programming
• Types of programming languages: low-level vs.
high-level
• History and features of Java
• Why learn Java?
• Setting up the Java environment (IDE and
Command Line)
• Activity: Write and run your first Java program
Module 2: Number System

• Introduction to number systems: Decimal,


Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal
• Decimal ↔ Binary conversion
• Decimal ↔ Octal and Hexadecimal conversion
• Binary arithmetic (addition)
• Why programmers use different number
systems
• Activity: Practice conversions and binary
Module 3: Algorithms

• Definition and real-life examples of algorithms


• Characteristics of a good algorithm
• Designing algorithms step-by-step
• Translating algorithms into Java
• Tips for designing algorithms
• Activity: Write simple algorithms for basic
problems
Module 4: Pseudocode

• Definition and purpose of pseudocode


• Common syntax conventions
• Writing basic pseudocode examples
• Translating pseudocode to Java
• Benefits of using pseudocode in programming
• Activity: Create pseudocode for simple tasks

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