Cognitive Science 0237 - Programming Paradigms

Programming tasks can be attacked with a number of different approaches. While real-time systems benefit from event-driven programming, other tasks benefit from object oriented, functional, imperative, logic, or symbolic programming. Students in this course will be exposed to the most commonly used programming paradigms, as well as what distinguishes them from each other and when using any one of them might be advantageous. Prerequisite detail: At least one semester long college course in computer programming in a language such as python, C, C++, perl, Java, Lisp, or Clojush

Mind, Brain, and Information Quantitative Skills Prerequisite detail: At least one semester long college course in computer programming in a language such as python, C, C++, perl, Java, Lisp, or Clojush