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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE

COURSE CODE: 46401

COURSE TYPE: COMPULSORY

ΕCTS: 5

SEMESTER: 1ST  | WINTER

COURSE LANGUAGE: GREEK

 

SYLLABUS

The purpose of the course is to familiarize students with the basic concepts of computer science. At the end of the course, students will know what a computer can and cannot do and what are the basic elements of information technology from the use, architecture and operation of the computer to the internet, the world wide web and the latest internet technologies. They will also be able to explain the use and functions of a database, while at the same time they will be able to acquire basic knowledge regarding computer programming, the structure of modern business information systems and various forms of digital networking and communication. The curriculum is designed to accommodate subsequent courses in the curriculum that require knowledge of new information technologies and digital communication.

Intended learning outcomes: Upon completion of the course, students should:

  1. Understand the basic concepts and principles of computer operation (architecture, software and hardware).
  2. Become familiar with basic concepts and principles of computer science, information management, computer systems, and networks/telecommunications.
  3. Become familiar with basic programming skills.
  4. Understand the basic principles regarding the design, architecture and operation of databases.
  5. Be exposed to the use of digital networking and communication tools using internet technologies.

 

ΒIBLIOGRAPHY

  • COMPUTER SCIENCE: A COMPREHENSIVE PRESENTATION, J. GLENN BROOKSHEAR
  • INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE, BEHROUZ FOROUZAN
  • Introduction to Computer Theory and Practice , Alan Evans, Kendall Martin, Mary Anne Poatsy
  • Introduction to Computer Science and its applications, P. Papazoglou

     

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