which subject is needed for computer programming

A solid understanding of basic programming can be gained from any number of languages. Since there are so many types of different types of development (front end, back end, web, mobile, enterprise, etc...) I'd recommend taking a look at these and thinking about what you enjoy doing. If you just love the idea of creating a mobile app then I'd try to learn about swift. Swift can be easy to get into on Mac as well as xcode is free to download from the app store. Take a look at https://www.khanacademy.org/computing for not only good into information into computer programming (development) but you can also take remote classes for free using this service!

Again, think about what you want to do in the future or what you find exciting and then follow a path that will allow you to learn about it.

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I can't really help you with picking schools in Nigeria, but I can talk about computer programming. For the most part, computer programming is covered by Computer Science degrees at universities. It is its own discipline. To take it back a step, successful computer programmers are usually comfortable with the various areas of mathematics: algebra, calculus, arrays, trigonometry, etc. A successful programmer also has a knack for logic. So if you can organize a number of flowing processes in your head and see where they are headed and what they will need, you should be ready for a computer science degree.

Beyond that, there is the question of what programming languages and data structures are available at the various schools and which ones will best serve your needs. If you are interested in network programming, that will focus on some things that are not important for say database programming, which would differ from mobile programming. So have a plan in your head as you make these decisions. It might change once you get to school, but having an altered plan is better than having no plan.

Good luck,
--Kevin

Most employers require at least an associate’s degree for computer programming jobs. Colleges and universities offer a variety of degrees related to computer programming, such as computer science. Coursework includes general academic studies such as English and history, as well as computer science coursework, which includes data structures and algorithms, programming languages and software engineering design processes.