If most of the following statements are true
about you, you should be taking CSC180F instead of CSC181F.
- I have had less than one year of programming courses
in high school.
My average mark in the programming courses I've taken
is 80 or less.
- I have programmed only in Basic or in assembly language.
- I've never used a computer before. Run don't walk
to CSC180F.
- I don't think I learned very much in my high school
programming courses.
- I taught myself to program by reading a book.
- My average mark in my math classes in high school
was less than 75.
- I don't think I could write a program to sort an
array of numbers into ascending order.
- The largest program I've ever written is less than
50 lines.
- I don't know the meaning of most of the words: algorithm,
data, loop, subroutine, function, parameter.
- I've written less than 5 computer programs that worked
correctly.
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On the other hand, if most of the following statements are true about
you, you should be taking CSC181F instead of CSC180F.
- I can program well in structured Basic, Pascal, Fortran,
C or some other language.
- I have written programs in several computer languages.
- I have had summer or part-time jobs working as a
programmer.
- I have a personal computer and have done a lot of
programming on it.
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