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Introduction To Programming: SLIIT - Faculty of Computing

This document provides an introduction to programming at SLIIT. The course will be taught through lectures, tutorials, and labs over 2 hours each per week. Students should come prepared with a laptop or mobile device and install recommended apps. After each lecture, students should review notes, complete exercises, and do additional reading. The course will be taught by various instructors across SLIIT campuses and cover topics like C language basics, data types, control structures, and functions. Labs and tutorials will provide hands-on practice, and students will be evaluated through assignments, exams, and a final. Academic integrity policies are also outlined.

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Introduction To Programming: SLIIT - Faculty of Computing

This document provides an introduction to programming at SLIIT. The course will be taught through lectures, tutorials, and labs over 2 hours each per week. Students should come prepared with a laptop or mobile device and install recommended apps. After each lecture, students should review notes, complete exercises, and do additional reading. The course will be taught by various instructors across SLIIT campuses and cover topics like C language basics, data types, control structures, and functions. Labs and tutorials will provide hands-on practice, and students will be evaluated through assignments, exams, and a final. Academic integrity policies are also outlined.

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Introduction to Programming

Introduction To
Programming

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Method of Teaching

• Lectures – 2 hours/week
• Tutorials – 2 hours/week
• Labs – 2 hours /week

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How to get prepared for the lecture, tutorial


and labs

• Bring the laptop, tab or smart phone if you have a one.


• Install the mobile applications
• CppDroid – C/C++
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=name.anto
nsmirnov.android.cppdroid&hl=en
• C++ IDE Fresh Edition
• Read the note before you come to the class.
• Watch the videos uploaded in course web.
• Try the questions in tutorials and lab sheets.

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What we should do after the lecture?

• Read the note again.


• Complete all the exercises for the week.
• Read a book for more information.

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Who are going to teach you Programming?

Malabe Campus
• Mr. Nuwan Kodagoda
• Dr. Jeewanee Bamunusinghe
• Ms. Namalie Walgampaya
• Ms. Disni Siyarathna
• Ms. Shalini Rupasinghe

Metro Campus
• Ms. Anjalie Gamage

Matara Campus
• Ms. Suriyaa Kumari

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Evaluation

 Practical Assignments - 20 %
2 online exams (15%)
5 online quiz (5%)
 Midterm Examination - 20 %
MCQ online exam
 Final Examination - 60 %
Online exam

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What are the topics covered in the lecture?

• Basics of C language
• Data Types, Structures, Operators and Expressions
• Control Structures
• Functions
• Pointers
• Arrays
• File Processing

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What students gain from labs and tutorial


sessions

 Solve problems using the knowledge acquired in the lecture


 Get hands on experience in writing programs

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Academic Integrity Policy

• Are you aware that following are not accepted in SLIIT???


• Plagiarism - using work and ideas of other individuals
intentionally or unintentionally
• Collusion - preparing individual assignments together and
submitting similar work for assessment.
• Cheating - obtaining or giving assistance during the course of
an examination or assessment without approval
• Falsification – providing fabricated information or making use
of such materials
• From year 2018 the committing above offenses come with
serious consequences !
• See General support section of Courseweb for full information.

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References

• C How to Program (Eighth Edition) by Paul Deitel, Harvey


Deitel

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