Course
1. GR001 is an entry-level course in the Alpha course curriculum. It is designed to introduce the learner to the basic concepts of Alpha and to provide a comprehensive overview of the topics covered in the course. GR001 is divided into four modules, each focusing on different aspects of Alpha.
2. The first module covers the fundamentals of Alpha and its history, exploring how Alpha works and how it is used in practice. It also introduces the learner to the tools and techniques required to understand Alpha.
3. The second module focuses on the principles of Alpha, such as design, grammar, and debugging. It provides an introduction to the different kinds of Alpha programming errors and covers the process of debugging Alpha programs.
4. The third module focuses on advanced Alpha topics. It covers topics such as object-oriented programming, advanced data structures, and advanced algorithms. It also introduces the learner to the range of development tools available to work with Alpha.
5. The fourth module covers the use of Alpha in industry. Learners gain an understanding of the different roles they may play when using Alpha in the workplace. They are exposed to the different aspects of software engineering, such as software quality assurance, design patterns, and development processes.