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| INFO0201-1 | Introduction to computer programming
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| Duration : | 20h Th, 40h Pr |
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| Holder(s) : | Peter Schlagheck |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | This course gives an introduction to the art of programming in C/C++. After a brief introduction into the basics of computer science, the elementary components of the programming language C/C++ are explained.
Simple numerical methods are introduced and used to support the practical realization of small programs. |
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| Course objective : | Fundamental concepts of computer science:
- Electronic logic based on transistors.
- Information in terms of bits and bytes.
- The working principle of a computer.
The programming language C/C++:
- Syntax and elementary instructions.
- Algorithmic tools.
- Functions.
- Structured variables, arrays, and pointers.
- Object-oriented programming. |
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| Prerequisites : | none |
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| Workshops : | 40 hours of programming in front of a computer. |
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| Organization : | This course is normally given in the spring term of the first year.
The practical exercices are done in the computer rooms of the Department of Physics (rooms 4/15 and 4/34 of Building B5a).
The schedule of the teaching is available on the ULg web pages. |
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| Written notes : | The slides of the course as well as some supplementary material are available on the website of the course (see below). In particular, on can find there
- the lecture notes "Introduction à l'Informatique (http://www.pqs.ulg.ac.be/attachments/divers/Intro_info.pdf" target="_blank" by Prof. H.-P. Garnir)
- the lecture notes "Le Langage C/C++ (http://www.pqs.ulg.ac.be/attachments/divers/C.pdf" target="_blank" by Prof. T. Bastin)
Further reading:
-S. Lippmann, J. Lajoie, B.E. Moo: "C++ Primer" (Addison-Wesley 2005)
-B. Stroustrup: "The C++ Programming Language" (Addison-Wesley 1997) |
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| Assessment : | The examination takes place within one single session of 3 hours (9-12h or 14-17h). It consists of writing a few programs on the computer (practical part, 70%) and responding to a few questions on the subject (theoretical part, 30%). |
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| Contacts : | Peter Schlagheck
Département de Physique
Université de Liège
Bâtiment B5a, salle 48
Sart Tilman
4000 Liège
Tél: 04 366 9043
Email: Peter.Schlagheck@ulg.ac.be
http://www.pqs.ulg.ac.be |
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