Paul Pardi
Understanding how a computer “thinks” is one of the first steps to becoming an excellent computer programmer. A foundation in logic is crucial in developing this understanding. Mastering logic is more than learning a set of rules. It involves learning how to break problems into smaller chunks, figuring out how repeatable processes can save time and improve quality, and understanding how to organize problems into the right size. In this course, you’ll learn how to do all those things and use computers to make them easier. After all, logical tasks are what computers are best at doing! This is not a programming course, but it will teach you how to approach critical thinking as both a lifestyle and an aide to better programming and testing. Note: These courses will retire in June. Please enroll only if you are able to finish your coursework in time.
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Courses : 1
Specification: Logic and Computational Thinking
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| Price | Free |
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| Duration | 10 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Arnaud Dion –
This course is intended to learn the base of logic, deductive and inductive logic. It’s interesting, clear and easy to follow. At the beginning, it’s really easy. But don’t be fooled, it becomes more challenging at the end of the course !
Momshad Dinury –
At first I was like Ugh, this will be like old times I’ll give up half way. But this is the first time I decently completed a online course, took note, prepared for exam and was actually worried about the result. It’s a good course.