CSE 111 students become more organized, efficient, and powerful computer programmers by learning to research and call functions written by others; to write, call, debug, and test their own functions; and to handle errors within functions. CSE 111 students write programs with functions to solve problems in many disciplines, including business, physical science, human performance, and humanities.
- Write and call functions in programs to accomplish meaningful tasks in a variety of domains.
- Research and call functions written by others.
- Write programs that can detect and recover from invalid conditions.
- Use objects and libraries written by others.
- Follow good practices in designing, writing, and debugging functions.