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| Lecturers: | Please see IVLE. | |
| Teaching Assistants: | Please see IVLE. | |
| Textbooks: | Please see IVLE. | |
| Modular Credits: | 4 | |
| Workload: | 2-1-1-3-3 | |
| Prerequisites: | No programming or computer science experience is required. O-level Mathematics or equivalent is required. | |
| Preclusions: | CS1101, CS1101S | |
| Objectives: |
This module introduces the fundamental concepts of programming using the imperative programming language C, and is the first course on introductory programming. Topics covered include: overview of programming languages and compilation process, algorithmic problem solving and design process, program development, coding and debugging, fundamental programming constructs (variables, types, expressions, assignments, sequences, selection, repetitions, functions, etc.), fundamental data structures: arrays, strings and structures, simple file processing. Module activities include lectures, tutorials and laboratory exercises. |
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| Lectures: | Please see IVLE. | |
| Continual
Assessments:
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Tutorial Participation: 10% (5% attendance, 5% participation) | |
| Lab Assignments: 10% | ||
| Practical Exam (Open Book): 15% | ||
| Mid-Term Test (MCQ, Open Book): 25% | ||
| Final Exam (Open Book): 40% | ||
| Practical Work: | Weekly labs, 45 minutes each session. | |
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