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Programming Fundamentals 1st Semester AUP

This 16-week course covers programming fundamentals using C++, with the objective of providing basic C++ concepts to allow students to create small and medium programs. Over the course, topics include data types, operators, control structures, arrays, functions, pointers, and structures. Evaluation is based on a total of 100 marks. Recommended books include Object Oriented Programming in C++ by Robert Lafore and C++ How to Program by H.M. Dietel.

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Programming Fundamentals 1st Semester AUP

This 16-week course covers programming fundamentals using C++, with the objective of providing basic C++ concepts to allow students to create small and medium programs. Over the course, topics include data types, operators, control structures, arrays, functions, pointers, and structures. Evaluation is based on a total of 100 marks. Recommended books include Object Oriented Programming in C++ by Robert Lafore and C++ How to Program by H.M. Dietel.

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Program: BS (CS)-I

Course Name: Programming Fundamentals


Course Code: CS-302
Session: 2012-2015
Course Hours: 03
Total Weeks: 16
Total Hours: 48

Course Objective

The aim of this course is to provide basic concepts of programming language


using C++, which is important for higher level programming. After completing this
course the students will be able to make small and medium programs.

Week-1
- Introduction to Programming Languages
- History of C++
- Basic elements of C++
- C++ character set
- C++ words
- Reserve words
- User define words/identifier
-Rules for identifier

Week-2
- Basic Data Types
- Int
- Float
- Char
- Modifiers
- Long
- Signed
- Unsigned
- Double
- Long Double
- Short
Week-3
-Numbers
-Integer Numbers
-Real Numbers
-Types of identifiers
-Constant identifier
-Variable identifier
-Statement
-Single statement
- Compound statement Program

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Week-4
- General Structure of C++ Program
- Output Statement
- Input Statement
- String/message
- Char/Char identifier
- Assignment Statement
-Operators
-Arithmetic Operators
-Relational Operators
-Logical Operators
Week-5
- Expression
- Initialization Statement
- Increment Operator (Prefix & Postfix forms)
- getche () function
- getch () function
- Escape sequences

Week-6
- Comments in C++ Program
- Pre-processor Directives
- Difference between Declaration & Definition
- Arithmetic Assignment Expression
- Priority of Operators
- Conversion of Mathematical formula into C++ expression

Week-7
- Control structures/Decision Control structure
- Transfer of control Statements (TOCS)
- Repetitive Control structure/statements (Loops)
-Conditional TOCS

-Single alternative if statement


-Nested if statement
-Double alternative if statement (if-else statement)
-Nested if-else statement

Week-8
-Conditional operator/Ternary Operator (? :)
-Switch statement/Multiple Branching statement
-Nested Switch statement
Week-9
-Manipulators
-endl manipulator
-setw manipulator
-Continue statement
-Break statement
-Go to statement
Week-10
-Loop

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-Types of Loop
-Fixed loop (count control loop)
-Non-fixed loop (event control loop)
-Fixed loop/for loop
-Variations in for loop
-Defining variable in for loop
-Multiple initializations in for loop
-Multiple inc/dec expressions in for loop
-Initialization outside for loop
-Inc/dec expression inside for loop
-No testing (infinite loop)
-Output statement inside for loop
-Nested for loop
Week-11
-Non-fixed loop (event control loop)
-While-loop (Pre-tested loop)
-Do-while loop (Post-tested loop)
-Nested while & do-while loop

Week-12
-Arrays
-Types of Array
-One-dimensional array
-Two-dimensional array
Week-13
-Sorting and searching
-Bubble sort
-Linear search
-Strings (array of characters)

Week-14-15
-Function
-Types of Function
-Built-in function
-User-defined function
-Parts of user defined function
-Function with values and no return
-Function with values and return
-Passing values from a function
-Passing arguments to a function

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Week-16
-Pointers Basic Concepts
-Structure
-Specifying structure
-Defining structure variable
-Accessing structure members

Total Marks: 100


Recommended Books

1. OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING IN C++, Robert Lafore


2. C++ HOW TO PROGRAM, H.M. Dietel

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