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My major in Computer Science is complemented by a minor in Management, along with additional U.A.B. courses designed to produce well-rounded, educated individuals.

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Relevant Courses:

  • Calculus Sequence: Comprehensive study covering pre-calculus topics including algebra, functions, trigonometry, followed by differential and integral calculus with applications.
  • Introduction to Computation: Basics of computational theory and problem-solving techniques.
  • Object-Oriented Programming: Design and implementation of software using object-oriented principles such as inheritance and encapsulation.
  • Business Foundations: Overview of key business concepts and practices.
  • Discrete Structures: Study of discrete mathematics including logic, sets, and graph theory.
  • Management Processes and Behavior: Examination of organizational management and employee behavior.
  • Algorithms and Data Structures: Design and analysis of algorithms and efficient data organization.
  • Probability & Statistics in CS: Statistical methods and probability theory relevant to computer science.
  • Organizational Behavior: Study of individual and group behavior within organizations.
  • Human Resource Management: Strategies and practices for managing workforce effectively.
  • Web Development: Techniques for designing and building web applications.
  • Programming Paradigms: Study of various programming paradigms including procedural, object-oriented, functional, and logic programming.
  • Employment Law: Legal principles affecting employment relationships.
  • Talent Development: Methods for employee training and professional growth.
  • Advanced OO Programming in C++: In-depth study of advanced object-oriented concepts using C++.
  • Automata and Formal Languages: Theoretical foundations of computation and language recognition.
  • Software Engineering: Principles and practices of software development lifecycle.

Of course I have completed many more courses, but these are the most relevant, ask me about what's not listed!
More to come