General
structure of a structured program, data
types, variables, standard functions,
subprograms, selection statements, loops,
text files, user-defined data types,
records, pointers, dynamic data structures.
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Course Objectives
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The
objectives of this course are to eanble the students
to understand and explain the principles of
structured programming; design and solve a problem
by the given structured programming language such as
Pascal, C, C++ or C#
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Learning Outcomes
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At the end of the course unit, the learner is expected
to be able to:
- Identify different
components of a structured programming language;
- explain principles
of structured programming;
- describe, compare,
and use various data structures; use appropriate
control structures
- implementing a
given algorithm; analyze programs for errors,
- disting uish
between compilation and run-time errors;
- prepare text and
drawings; illustrate use of text files;
- describe dynamic
data structures; design simple user interface;
- implement given
designs of sample coursware.
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Main Teaching Methods
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Lectures, Assignments, Lab Works, Weekly
Homeworks
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Course Assessment
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Midterm I,
II |
2*15% |
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Assignment
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15 % |
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Lab work |
15 % |
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Homework
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10 % |
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Final
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30 % |
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Course Textbook(s)
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Depends on which
Structured Language is selected.
For time beeing C++ is selected and the course text
book is:
The Complete C++ Training Course, Second Edition, by
Harvey M. Deitel, Paul J. Deitel, Prentice Hall,
1998. ISBN: 0139163050
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Course Reference Materials
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Alll available related
sources in library and Internet
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Instructor/More Information
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E-Mail:
hasank@metu.edu.tr
Office: EFC-210
Tel:+90+312+210 4064
Course Home Page(s):
http://els.ceit.metu.edu.tr or
http://online.metu.edu.tr
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