Programming with Flowcharts and Pseudocode Online Course

Programming with Flowcharts and Pseudocode Online Course

This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the fundamentals of programming, making it easy to grasp core coding concepts step by step. You’ll learn about variables, operators, conditional statements, loops, functions, comments, and exceptions, while also practicing flowcharts and pseudocode to strengthen problem-solving skills. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation in programming concepts, giving you the confidence to start coding and smoothly transition to any programming language of your choice.

Who should take this Course?

The Programming with Flowcharts and Pseudocode Online Course is ideal for beginner programmers, computer science students, and aspiring developers who want to build a strong foundation in problem-solving and algorithm design. It is also suitable for teachers, trainers, and professionals from non-technical backgrounds who wish to understand programming logic through visual flowcharts and structured pseudocode before moving on to actual coding.

What you will learn

• Introduction to software development and programming
• Learn to create flowcharts and write pseudocodes for problem statements
• Learn about variables and their types
• Understand operators and string variables
• Understand conditional statements such as If, If Else, Nested If Else
• Learn about loops and functions

Course Outline

Course Introduction

• Welcome and about This Course
• What is Programming? How Do I Get Started?

Introduction to Programming Fundamentals

• Download and Install Diagrams.net to Create Flowcharts
• Demo: Create Your First Flowchart
• What Is Pseudocode?
• Pseudocode Syntax
• (Windows OS) Download and Install Notepad++ to Write Pseudocode
• Assignment 1 Solution

Coding Concept 1: Variable and Their Types

• Introduction
• What Is a Variable?
• Integer Variables
• Assignment 2 Solution
• Float Variables
• Assignment 3 Solution
• Boolean Variables
• Character Variables
• String Variables
• Assignment 4 Solution
• A Note on Keywords
• Conclusion

Coding Concept 2: Operators

• What Are Operators?

Coding Concept 3: Conditional Statements

• Overview of Program Flow
• What Are Conditional Statements?
• If Statement
• Assignment 5 Solution
• If Else Statements
• Assignment 6 Solution
• Nested If Else Statements
• Assignment 7 Solution
• Switch Statements
• 3 Tips for Right Usage of Conditional Statements

Coding Concept 4: Loops

• What Are Loops?
• Types of Loops
• 3 Tips for Right Usage of Loops

Coding Concept 5: Functions

• What Are Functions?
• What is Function Signature?
• Types of Functions

Coding Concept 6: Comments

• What Are Comments?
• Types of Comments

Coding Concept 7: Exceptions

• What Are Exceptions?