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Introdução à Programação (NAU)

Introdução à Programação (NAU)

No curso Introdução à Programação vai tirar o máximo partido das tecnologias digitais, desenvolver aplicações e dar asas à sua criatividade. Numa sociedade cada vez mais digital, onde o nosso bem-estar depende de serviços digitais, a programação de computadores é uma mais valia para retirar partidos destas tecnologias. Introdução à programação e resolução de problemas é um curso onde o método de ensino foi pensado no ritmo de aprendizagem de cada aluno, permitindo o avanço mais rápido ou mais pausado consoante a disponibilidade dos alunos.

O avanço nos conteúdos programáticos é avaliado com a própria ferramenta, permitindo ao aluno saber se os conteúdos ficaram bem consolidados antes de avançar para os próximos
Neste curso irá aprender a resolver problemas computacionais, a sua representação em fluxogramas e pseudocódigos, e a sua programação nas linguagens mais populares como o java, o C++ ou python.

Público-alvo
Este curso destina-se a todas as pessoas que queiram aprender mais sobre algoritmia e programação, mas que esbarram na complexidade das linguagens de programação e nos ambientes de desenvolvimentos profissionais.
Após este curso, a criação de um algoritmo e a sua representação em formato de fluxograma, facilitará a aprendizagem de outras linguagens de programação mais complexas. Abrindo assim toda uma nova janela de novas oportunidades profissionais.

Carga Horária
Cerca de três meses, com um trabalho estimado de 8 horas por semana por parte do aluno (cerca de 128 horas).

Objetivos de Aprendizagem
Após a realização deste curso vai ser capaz de:

  • Resolução de problemas computacionais através de algoritmos;
  • Representação de algoritmos com fluxogramas e pseudocódigos;
  • Produção de aplicações em linguagens de alto nível.

Programa do Curso

  1. Introdução;
  2. Entradas, processamentos e Saídas;
  3. Estruturas de decisão;
  4. Estruturas de repetição;
  5. Funções;
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