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'CS Rocks!' Computer Science Computer science involves solving problems using computers. Therefore a full understanding of logical problem solving is required as well as a detailed knowledge of how computers operate. Successful computerized systems result from: a clear understanding of the problem to be solved; appropriate use of hardware based on a detailed knowledge of its capabilities and limitations; efficient use of algorithms and data structures; thorough and logical design; careful testing and integration of all these components. Students of Diploma Programme computer science will be guided by problem-solving strategies that will be continually reinforced in their coursework. Initial stages of the process will involve identifying and defining the problem(s) to be solved using a computerized system. The problem will be broken down (decomposed) into parts, with each part requiring a particular solution. From this problem definition, the student will construct appropriate algorithms to create a solution. The emphasis should be on the use of a logical approach and analytical thinking while using a computer to solve problems.

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