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SPEAKER: Hello, world.

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This is CS50, Harvard
University's introduction

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to the intellectual
enterprises of computer science

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and the art of programming.

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CS50C is a course that teaches you
how to design and implement solutions

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to problems.

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But more than that, it teaches you
how to think more critically, more

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methodically, more computationally.

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Now computer science
itself, isn't really

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about computers or programming
for that matter, but information.

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And We'll first learn how to program
with Scratch, a graphical programming

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language by which we'll explore some
fundamental programming constructs

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by dragging and dropping puzzle pieces.

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We'll then quickly transition to a more
traditional text based language called,

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C, that's actually been
around for quite a while,

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and as such, it doesn't come with all
that many features out of the box,

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so to speak.

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We'll then transition to Python, a
more modern language that you can use,

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not only to write programs, but also
web applications using CSS and HTML.

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The problems you'll encounter
and solve along the way

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will come from the world of
cryptography, finance, music,

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and beyond.

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And always there to help you too, albeit
virtually, will be [? Vamila, ?] Doug,

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and classmates from around the world
who are learning alongside you.

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But the most fulfilling
experience ahead is

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to design and implement
an idea of your own

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by way of the course's final project.

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Indeed, what ultimately
matters in this course,

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is not so much where you end
up relative to your classmates,

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but where you end up relative
to yourself when you began.

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This is CS50.

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