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= 'CS Rocks!' = =Computer Science Year 2 = Computer science involves solving problems using computers. Therefore a full understanding of logical problem solving is required as well as a detailed knowledge of how computers operate. Successful computerized systems result from: a clear understanding of the problem to be solved; appropriate use of hardware based on a detailed knowledge of its capabilities and limitations; efficient use of algorithms and data structures; thorough and logical design; careful testing and integration of all these components. Students of Diploma Programme computer science will be guided by problem solving strategies that will be continually reinforced in their coursework. Initial stages of the process will involve identifying and defining the problem(s) to be solved using a computerized system. The problem will be broken down (decomposed) into parts, with each part requiring a particular solution. From this problem definition, the student will construct appropriate algorithms to create a solution. The emphasis should be on the use of a logical approach and analytical thinking while using a computer to solve problems.

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