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Adding CMPSC 200 to the list of courses #14

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29 changes: 21 additions & 8 deletions src/curriculumData/current_data.json
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"inflevel": "",
"infSub": "",
"selevel": "",
"topics": [
"Object-oriented programming",
"technicalTopics": [
"Memory management",
"Declarative programming",
"Imperative programming",
"Procedural programming",
"Instruction set architectures (ISA)",
"Functional programming",
"Digital circuits",
"Low-level languages"
"Low-level languages",
"Hardware design languages (HDL)"
],
"tools": ["Docker", "Verilog", "C++", "Assembly"],
"lab": [],
"learningObjectives": [],
"learningOutcomes": []
"professionalTopics": [
"Collaboration and teamwork",
"Analytical and critical thinking",
"Problem solving and troubleshooting",
"Research",
"Written and oral communication, and presentation"
],
"tools": ["Raspberry Pi Pico W", "C", "Assembly languages", "Verilog"],
"platform": [],
"learningObjectives": [
"Explain how programs written in high-level computer programming languages execute using lower-level computer circuitry",
"Identify levels of the Memory Hierarchy and the implications of using the various levels to implement high-performance programs",
"Develop C and Assembly language programs which use the appropriate levels of the Memory Hierarchy and processor registers to create performant, executable programs and logic units",
"Describe and use threading to increase a program’s performance and efficiency",
"Design and test digital circuits using the Verilog hardware design language (HDL)"
]
},
{
"courseNumber": "CMPSC 104",
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