Introducción a la programación con C++, parte 3. SP

This is the third in the series of Introduction to Programming with C++ courses. It will pick up right where the second class left off. 

Course Objective 
This course is an introduction to the problem-solving and programming methodologies that are fundamental to the study of computer science. Students gain considerable experience with fundamental language constructs and types, such as expressions, decisions, iteration, functions, structures, and strings. 

This course (and those to follow in the sequence) is modeled after a college-level class taught by this instructor but is accessible to students who have never programmed before. This is an excellent course for a student exploring the possibility of becoming a programmer or software engineer, or possibly pursuing a college degree in a Computer Science field.

Course Content 
This course will cover the following topics: 

•	Single and Multi-Dimensional Arrays 
•	Search algorithms
•	Sorting algorithms

Students will need a desktop or laptop computer. We will be using an online programming environment. A comfortable understanding of computers is all the student needs. If you can follow a recipe,  you can learn to program!

In this course, students are expected to work on weekly programming projects. The instructor works with the students throughout the week on these projects through code submission, reviews and reassessment. Students post their code to the classroom for peer-review, suggestion and discussion. Many coding problems are solved just by sharing the problem. Many coding tricks are learned just by sharing code the student is proud of!