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Computer Programming I, Course Syllabus

This document outlines a course syllabus for Computer Programming I. It provides details on course objectives, topics to be covered each week, assessment methods, teaching methods, attendance requirements, and required textbooks and references.

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MfM- Agro Technical and Technology College

Electrical and Electronics Technology Department


Course Syllabus
Course Name: Computer Programming I, Course Code.: EET 1201
Contact Hours (per week): Lec /Tut/Lab (2/0/3), Cr.Hr.: 3 ; ECTS:5

Aca. Year: 2023/2024, Sem.: II


Class Year: I
Lecturer: Mujahid Jemal
Course Objectives and Competence to be acquired
Upon the completion of this course, students would know:

 The major components and functions of personal computers (Hardware:


I/O devices, CPU, memory; Software: System software, Application software)
 Number systems (binary, octal, hexadecimal, floating point) and the corresponding
arithmetic
 Logic/Digital circuits and Boolean algebra
 Handling of files (create directory, copy, delete, save, move, change drive, display file
names, rename, etc.) using Windows and DOS
 How to write a syntactically correct C++ programs to solve ordinary mechanical
engineering problems.
 The appropriate style and documentation in all computer programs/codes

Course Contents:

Chapters week Topics to be covered


s
Chapter 1: Introduction to 1 1.1. Introduction
Computer Systems 1.2. Characteristics of Computers
1.3. Developmental history of computers
1.4. Computer System
1.5. Importance of Computers & File handling
Chapter 2: 2-4 2.1. Introduction
Basics of Data Processing & 2.2. Data processing & representation method
Representation 2.3. Conversion of one base to another &Binary Athematic

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Chapter 3: Computer 5 &6 3.1. Introduction
Programming Basics 3.2. Programing Terminology & Algorithm
3.3. Basics of C++
Mid Examination 7 It covers all learning outcomes
Chapter 4: Control statements 8 &9 4.1. Introduction
and Loops 4.2. Decision Making statements
4.3. Repetition statements
Chapter 5: C++ Functions 10 &11 5.1. Introduction
5.2. User defined functions
5.3. Standard Library Functions
Chapter 6: Arrays, String and 12 &13 6.1. Introduction
Pointer 6.2. One dimension Arrays
6.3. Multidimensional array
6.4. Pointers, strings and Miscellaneous topics(optional)

Assessment/ Evaluation and Grading Systems


 Continuous assessment………………………………………………………. 10%
 Mid-semester examination ……………………………………………………30%
 Final examination ……………………………………………………………...30%
 Laboratory ……………………………………………………………………..30%

Teaching & Learning Methods


 Lectures , assignments and laboratory exercises
Attendance Requirements & other Requirements
 Minimum of 90% attendance during lecture hours; and 100% attendance during
tutorials sessions, except for some unprecedented mishaps
 Submit assignment with your own preparation, copying from fellow students and
other is not permitted
 During class hours’ cell phone should be switched OFF

Literature and materials

Textbooks:

1. Lafore, R.(2001).“Object-Oriented Programming in C++”, 4th Ed. Reference:


References:
1. Friedman and Koffman.(2006). “Problem Solving, Abstraction, and Design Using C+
+”, 5th ed

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