Entrance Exam & Pre-Enrollment Course
We’re excited to have you apply to the Masters in Software Development program! As part of our admissions process, we require all applicants to pass either our problem-solving entrance exam or our optional math placement test. But don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! We want to help you prepare and offer a free 8-lesson course on Problem-Solving with JavaScript that can set you up for success on the exam.
The course is self-paced, meaning you can work through it as quickly or slowly as your schedule allows. You’ll be done in about eight weeks if you aim to complete one lesson per weekend. Plus, taking this course is a great opportunity to learn some JavaScript skills and improve your chances of success in the program.
This pre-enrollment course will teach you the concepts you’ll need to pass our entrance exam. Passing the exam will make you eligible for the program, but acceptance is not guaranteed. Please note that a second confirmation test will be held on campus after acceptance.
We’re thrilled to have you consider our program, and please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Also, remember to complete our other application requirements, including submitting transcripts, a resume, a letter of recommendation, and a statement of purpose. Best of luck!
Free and Online
We’ve created this free, online, pre-recorded course to prepare you for our entrance exam. It’s an excellent opportunity to directly experience what you will learn in our program and ensure you enjoy it. There is no cost for this course beyond our regular $20 application fee.
Self Paced
Lessons are pre-recorded, so you may complete them as your schedule allows, even while working. The course consists of 8 lessons with approximately 40 minutes of video plus homework for each lesson.
Get Help From Our Professor
The course instructor will be available to work with you over Microsoft Teams to answer questions and review lesson material with you. Office hours are available weekly.
Lessons Include
1. Sequence and Selection
2. Turtle Graphics
3. Expressions
4. Iteration
5. Reading and Writing Code
6. Functions
7. Lists
8. Nested Loops
1. Sequence and Selection
2. Turtle Graphics
3. Expressions
4. Iteration