C++ Programming – 9161 - Columbia Area Career Center

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C++ Programming – 9161

Grade Level: 10, 11, 12 Credit: 1 Type: Practical Art or this class can count toward your third math or science credit

School: BHS, CACC, HHS

Prerequisite: Passing grades for both semesters (averaging 70% or higher) in Geometry

Have you ever heard of Photoshop, Google or OSX? They have one thing in common—they are all built in the C++ programming language. As one of the most popular programming languages, C++ is for scientific and business applications. This college-level class introduces you to algorithms and programming to design and implement various computer-based solutions. Each class involves applying fundamental concepts in the first semester, followed by more interactive programs by the end of the year. To be successful, you should expect to work outside of class time. Every student will have an opportunity to advance personal and professional skills through participation in SkillsUSA.

Recommended: Ability to logically create algebraic equations and expressions.

College dual credit: may be available

Articulated college credit: may be available

Syllabus 4-Year Plan College Credit Student Work

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