P.S: It is not an enforced class, all take it on their own will, because they want to learn it.
Find out a LOT more about priors: has the course existed before? Whats usable from before? Whats different now? Does anywhere nearby, including community colleges teach this niche?
I could say "teach them FP in Haskell using GHC" and do most of them and you no favours, 2-3 aside who go on to become brilliant (maybe)
I could say "teach them scheme" similarly.
I could say "teach them R or Julia or Jupyter"
It's so context specific. If you have been given blank canvas, be prepared to consider this a lead chalice, not the chance of a lifetime. Education is risky and first time programmers can be come script kiddies very quicky.
(took over somebody else's introduction to programming and computing course 40 years ago)