Structured Programming

  • Electronics & Communications Engineering |
  • English

Description

An introduction to computer and programming, Problem solving skills and software development methods, Data type operators and simple s, input/output statements and expressions, Selection structures and switch statements, Selection structures and switch statements continued, Repetition and loop statements, Functions and modular programming, Arrays applications, and Multidimensional arrays

Program

Bachelor in Electronics and Communications Engineering

Objectives

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Textbook

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Course Content

content serial Description
1An introduction to computer and programming Problem solving skills and software development methods Data type operators and simple functions Input / output statement and expressions Selection structures and switch statements Selection structures and switch statements continued Exam No. 1 Repetition and loop statements. Repetition and loop statements continued Function and modular programming Function and modular programming continued. Exam No. 2 Arrays and applications Arrays and applications continued. Multidimensional array Final Exam
2Week Number 2: Problem solving skills and software development methods.
3Week Number 3: Data type operators and simple s.rn
4Week Number 4: Input/output statements and expressions.
5Week Number 5 : Selection structures and switch statements.
6Week Number 6 : Selection structures and switch statements continued.
7Week Number 7 : Revision + 7th Week Exam.
8Week Number 8 : Repetition and loop statements.
9Week Number 9: Repetition and loop statements continued.
10Week Number 10 : Functions and modular programming.
11Week Number 11 : Functions and modular programming continued.
12Week Number 12 : Revision + 12th Week Exam.
13Week Number 13: Arrays applications.
14Week Number 14: Arrays applications continued.
15Week Number 15: Multidimensional arrays.
16Week Number 16: Presentation of projects and Final Exam.

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  • Electrical works in construction engineering.
Courses
  • Degree Bachelor
  • Code: CC112
  • Credit hrs: 3
  • Prequisites: CC111
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