Version 1: Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: write programs in the various languages covered; be familiar with the special features in specific languages; and understand various aspects of language implementations. Version 2: Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to understand the benefits of studying programming languages and the advantages and disadvantages to each language; differentiate between different languages in the way they define variables using scope and binding; differentiate between types of control structures; know how the different data types are used and how the computer allocates memory for them; write programs in Scheme, demonstrating the use of a functional programming language; write programs in Prolog, demonstrating the use of a logical programming language; install necessary software that will enable Python programming; master I/O, variable usage and commenting; demonstrate the ability to write Python programs using comparisons, logic and proper string usage; incorporate simple data structure usage and iteration into Python programs; be able to write object oriented Python programs and incorporate external libraries; write scripts to automate simple tasks using Python; collect and analyze data from the web using complex pattern matching, and present in appropriate manner; demonstrate mastery of Python programming techniques in a comprehensive programming project.