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Objectives Acquiring the necessary skill and logical insight in general modern programming.
To develop a logical thinking to solve problems and apply the correct syntax using a computer-language.
Topics
- In the first part of the course, some fundamentals of hardware and software are being taught. We learn how the computer stores data, such as integers, doubles and chars.
- We explain how to deal with a higher programming language.
- In the main part of the course we learn some algorithms, using the language C++. An introduction to programming in C++ is given: variables , arithmetic and logical conditions, loops. We develop "language-independent" solutions for sums, counting, extrema,.. We learn to use constants to make a program more readable and re-usable
- With random-functions the student learns how the computer can be used in simulating real situations.
- We deal with one dimensional tables, particularly frequency tables. And finally we consider two dimensional tables.
- During the exercises, the student must solve new problems, by implementing the correct code on a PC
Prerequisites No
Final Objectives
- Analysing simple problems, and implement correct algorithms.
- Learning the syntax of a programming language
Materials used ::Click here for additional information:: Teacher's course containing a lot of examples. New excercises that the student must solve during the labo's on PC.
Study costs Cost: 0.0 EUR Course: 0 euro
Study guidance
- The source-code of all the examples of the theory can be downloaded from the website. Examples of questions and the contents of the previous lessons can also be consulted.
- The student can ask for more explanation after the lessons, sending an e-mail, during the student counselling service or after appointment with the lecturer.
- The students must solve and submit all exercises, which are regularly corrected. Afterwards all the solutions of the exercises are available on the website.
- Directives for installing the program at home are given.
Teaching Methods Lectures - labo's on a PC
Assessment Scoring system :
- Theory : written examination (4/7)
- Practice : permanent in the lab and 1 or 2 written tests about the C++-language (3/7).
Lecturer(s) Marleen DENERT
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