1.	Effectively use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) in developing practical implementations.
2.	Be able to declare, assign, manipulate, and retrieve data stored in variables and constants.
3.	Design and interpret programs that use the three control structures of modern computer programming: Sequence, Selection (decision statements), and Repetition (loops). 
4.	Understand classes, objects, and methods and how they can be used to implement solutions to business problems.
5.	Be able to store and retrieve data from various collection types (arrays, lists).
6.	Demonstrate abilities to test and debug a program by finding and fixing syntax and logical errors.
7.	Be able to develop and implement solutions for solving a problem so that it runs effectively and efficiently.

Course Topics:
Data types
Constants
Variables
Collections
Operators and expressions
Assignment statements
Decision statements
Input/output
Loops
Object-oriented program (classes, objects, and methods) design and usage

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