CS 135 Programming

COMPUTER SCIENCE CS 135: COMPUTER SCIENCE I

Everybody wants to take computer programming because they want to be a computer programmer and earn lots of money. However, not everyone becomes a computer programmer because they cannot learn it or they cannot find a job.

Choosing computer programming as your occupation should be thought of carefully because you will be spending a lot of time in front of a computer and a lot of time thinking. It should be thought of as carefully as when one is choosing to be a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, or any occupation that requires a lot of studying.

What are the qualities that can make a person pass programming classes? Here are the lucky 7 qualities.

1. Love to be around computers, even 24 hours a day, just doing about anything, like coding, playing games.

2. Type 35 wpm or faster.

3. Detail-oriented.

4. Not afraid of mathematics or algebra.

5. Be very, very patient, like Elmer Fudd always say, or quiet, as per Elmer.

6. Able to read technical books with ease.

7. Love to think, plan, and do research.

If you want to make it 10 qualities, then there are always the following.

8. Able to read English fluently.

9. Able to communicate with superiors, peers, and customers.

10. Able to follow rules and directions.

Here's a practice exam for COMPUTER SCIENCE CS 135: COMPUTER SCIENCE I.

Question 1. What does OOP stand for?

Question 2. What kind of programming language is C?

Question 3. What kind of programming language is C++?

Question 4. What kind of programming language is C#?

Question 5. What kind of programming language is JavaScript?

Question 6. What does SDLC stand for?

Question 7-10. What are the 4 basic steps in writing a program?

Do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer?

John Sindayen