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IT 1016:

Introduction to
Computer Science

1
Information

Instructor: Dr.Nguyen Thi Thu Huong


School of Information and Communication Technology - HUST

Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
Cell phone: 0903253796

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Objectives of the course

Upon successful completion of the course, the students


are expected to acquire:
• Fundamentals of computer, network and software.
• Computational thinking
• Writing small pieces of code
• Understanding code
• Capability and limitation of computation
• Mapping problems into computation

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What is this class about?

• An introduction to Computer Science


• Algorithmic problem solving
• The C programming language
• Prerequisites: basic computer skills

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2 main parts of the course

Part I
Fundamentals of ICT

Part II
The C Programming Language

The 2 parts will be taught simultaneously

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Textbooks

1. Nguyen Thi Thu Huong. Introduction to Computer Science.


Textbook Draft
2. Nell Dale, John Lewis. Computer Science Illuminate. Jones
& Bartlett Learning,2014.
3. Brookshear, J, G. Computer Science. An Overview.
Benjamin/Cummings, 1993.
4. Kernighan, B. W., Ritchie. D,M. The C Programming
Language. Prentice Hall. 1995.
5. Stephen G. Kochan. Programming in C: A Complete
Introduction to the C Programming Language. Sams. 2004

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Learning plan

• Duration: 75 periods
(theory:30 + exercises:15 + practice: 30)
• Students practice in the lab in small groups, with separate
class codes.
• Registration is required to enter those classes

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How to learn?

• Important contents of the lesson are introduced in class.


• Students’ tasks:
• Follow the lectures in class
• Answer the quizzes
• Do programming exercises
• Practice at the lab

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Course Grade Components

Midterm 50
((midterm_test + lab_work)/2)
Final exam (MCQ + 50
Programming)

Reward points  1: weekly assignments, class


participation, and quizzes.

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Course documents

• Slides
• Textbook, references
• Exercises, quizzes (will be posted on Teams)
• Programming exercises in the lab

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