After Viewing Videos And Listening To The Information

After Viewing The Videos And Listening To The Information On Programmi

After viewing the videos and listening to the information on programming, you should be ready to answer the questions listed below. Your assignment is as follows: I. Access the Youtube videos: Introduction to Programming Fundamentals (by Neso Academy). You will be responsible for accessing the first 3 videos in this sequence, only. You do not need to follow along with completing any of the exercises, since you will only be responsible for completing the first 3 videos.

You are only to complete the following sections: Why Take This Course? Programs and Programming Languages Introduction to JAVA. Together, these three videos require less than 20 minutes to view.

II. Questions to be answered: Once you have finished viewing the three videos, you will want to answer, in full, the questions below. Whenever using an AI tool, please specify the AI tool that you are using for the assignment.

1-Question: Using one of the AI tools for this. Indicate to the AI tool what your major is and ask what is the best programming language for you to learn. 1-Answer from AI tool: Provide the question for the AI tool and the AI tool's answer (in quotes) in the space that follows.

2-Question: Ask the AI tool to provide a list of 3 reasons why that programming language would be good for you to learn. 2-Answer from AI tool: Provide the question for the AI tool and the AI tool's answer (in quotes) in the space that follows.

3-Question: Ask the AI tool to tell you how this programming tool could help you when you work. 3-Answer from AI tool: Provide the question for the AI tool and the AI tool's answer (in quotes) in the space that follows.

4-Question: For the programming language that you select, ask the tool to identify/describe at least four data elements/fields which could be classified as INPUT Data for an application form for you to include when submitting/building an application for you to obtain your preferred job. 4-Answer from AI tool: Provide the question for the AI tool and the AI tool's answer (in quotes) in the space that follows.

5-Question: Using the programming language that was identified, have the programming language to write the program code for the four possible desired data elements/fields serving as inputs for this same program. 5-Answer from AI tool: Provide the question for the AI tool and the AI tool's answer (in quotes) in the space that follows. Don't forget to provide a reference for your AI work. This Discussion Exercise is worth a total of 40 points. The Videos are as follows:

Paper For Above instruction

The exploration of programming fundamentals through accessible educational videos is an essential step in understanding the significance of programming languages in today's technology-driven world. The selected videos from Neso Academy—namely "Why Take This Course?", "Programs and Programming Languages", and "Introduction to JAVA"—provide foundational insights into the importance and application of programming languages such as Java. This paper documents the process of engaging with these videos, conducting AI-assisted inquiries, and reflecting on the relevance of programming languages in professional contexts.

Initially, the videos offer an overview of the fundamental reasons for learning programming, highlighting its importance in solving complex problems, automating tasks, and developing software solutions. The "Program and Programming Languages" segment delineates various coding languages, emphasizing Java's role due to its versatility, widespread use, and object-oriented features. The "Introduction to JAVA" video introduces Java's syntax, platform independence, and its broad application spectrum—from enterprise software to mobile applications.

Following the visual and auditory learning, the assignment involves interactive use of AI tools to deepen understanding. The process begins by indicating one's academic major to an AI assistant, inquiring about the most suitable programming language. The AI's recommendations typically point towards Java or Python, depending on the individual's goals. The subsequent questions explore why the recommended language is advantageous, how it can benefit professional work, and how specific data inputs can be structured within the language.

For example, if the AI recommends Java, the next steps involve asking for three reasons why Java is beneficial for learners, such as its platform independence, extensive libraries, and widespread industry application. Further, the AI is queried about how Java can enhance professional productivity and efficiency. The subsequent task involves identifying four key data fields—name, contact information, educational background, and employment history—that serve as input data in job application processes. Finally, the AI is requested to generate sample Java code that captures these data fields, demonstrating practical application of Java programming for real-world tasks.

This exercise underscores how understanding programming fundamentals—supported by audiovisual resources and AI integrations—can significantly empower students in their academic and professional pursuits. The ability to select, comprehend, and implement programming languages like Java is integral to modern technological competency, fostering innovation and problem-solving skills across industries.

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