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CISC 1800 Introduction To Computer Programming Strzemecki 2019

This syllabus outlines the details of the CISC1800 Introduction to Computer Programming course for the Summer Session II 2019 semester. The course will be taught by Dr. Tadeusz Strzemecki and will use the textbook Python for Everyone. Students will complete homeworks, two quizzes, and a final exam, which will collectively contribute 100 points towards the final grade. Topics covered will include input/output, data types, control structures, functions, objects, and more.

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CISC 1800 Introduction To Computer Programming Strzemecki 2019

This syllabus outlines the details of the CISC1800 Introduction to Computer Programming course for the Summer Session II 2019 semester. The course will be taught by Dr. Tadeusz Strzemecki and will use the textbook Python for Everyone. Students will complete homeworks, two quizzes, and a final exam, which will collectively contribute 100 points towards the final grade. Topics covered will include input/output, data types, control structures, functions, objects, and more.

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CISC1800 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

SYLLABUS

Semester : Summer Session II 2019


Instructor : Dr. Tadeusz Strzemecki
Office : Room 610B, Tel. 636-6332
Office hours : M 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM, W 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM or by appointment
e-mail : [email protected]
Textbook : Python for Everyone, 2nd Edition
Authors : Cay S. Horstmann, Rance D. Necaise
Publisher / ISBN : Wiley & Sons / ISBN: 978-1-119-05655-3

I. General Information

This is a one semester course in which basic programming techniques are covered. There are two
one hour quizzes and the final examination. No make-up quizzes are given. Homeworks will be
assigned on a meeting-by- meeting basis. They must be submitted at the beginning of the class on
the day when they are due. Under no circumstances will homeworks submitted at different time,
or in a form different than required, be accepted. Eating, drinking, loud gum chewing and using
cell phones is not allowed during the class meetings.

II. Grading Policy

The final grade will be determined based on the total number of points you accumulate throughout
the course. Two quizzes will contribute 30%, homeworks 20%, and the final examination 50% from
the total number of 100 points. The total number of points you accumulate in the course determines
the final grade. Homeworks are graded on a scale from 0 to 20. Under no circumstances will late
homeworks be accepted. Further details of this policy will be explained during the first lecture.

III. Topics Included

The list of the topics covered in the class that follows may not be complete. We may cover more,
depending on the pace at which we will be able to proceed. The topics to be covered include:

◦ Input and Output ◦ Objects


◦ Data and Expressions ◦ Modules
◦ Strings ◦ Files
◦ Control Structures ◦ Sets and Dictionaries
◦ Lists ◦ Recursion
◦ Functions ◦ OOP

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