Foundations of Computer Science
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What is Computer Science? Historical Context and Scope appears earlier in the syllabus and supports Text, Images, and Sound in Digital Form.
Unit 1 Foundations of Computer Science Unit 2 Data Representation and Number Systems Unit 3 Introduction to Programming Concepts Unit 4 Control Structures and Program Flow Unit 5 Functions and Modular Programming Unit 6 Data Structures: Arrays and Lists Unit 7 Searching and Sorting Algorithms Unit 8 Recursion and Algorithmic Thinking Unit 9 Object-Oriented Programming Concepts Unit 10 Computer Science in Society