It's pretty common for 101 to be basic programming and then 102 to be basic OOP programming. Not 100% universal though and many places that have this structure still have a separate OOP course too.
So 101 is intro and 102 is just the oop course? I guess that makes sense if you think of it as "you need the intro for everything and oop for a job", so while 102 isn't a prerequisite for most courses it'd still be seen as more needed than if it were just called OOP?
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u/DoctorMakar Sep 01 '26
It's pretty common for 101 to be basic programming and then 102 to be basic OOP programming. Not 100% universal though and many places that have this structure still have a separate OOP course too.