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Introduction to Programming ( 計算機程式設計 )

Introduction to Programming ( 計算機程式設計 ). Yeong-Luh Ueng ( 翁詠祿 ) ylueng @ee.nthu.edu.tw Department of Electrical Engineering National Tsing Hua University. Why You Need to Learn "Programming"?. Course Information. Time: M1M2R1R2 Place: EECS B01

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Introduction to Programming ( 計算機程式設計 )

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  1. Introduction to Programming(計算機程式設計) Yeong-Luh Ueng (翁詠祿) ylueng@ee.nthu.edu.tw Department of Electrical Engineering National Tsing Hua University

  2. Why You Need to Learn "Programming"?

  3. Course Information • Time: M1M2R1R2 • Place: EECS B01 • Prerequisits: Curiosity(好奇心) with a logical mind • Course description: • An introductory course for programming in C language • Basics and some advanced topics will be covered • Why “C” instead of other fancy languages, like Basic, Fortran, Pascal, Delphi, C++, JAVA, … and so on?

  4. Textbook And References • Textbook: • S. Prata, “C Primer Plus,” 5th ed., Sams Publishing, 2005. • Class notes and related materials will be announced on website “http://ecc.ee.nthu.edu.tw/ee2310/ee2310.htm”. • References: • B. W. Kernighan and D. M. Ritchie, “ The C Programming Language,” 2nd ed., Prentice Hall, 1988. • A. Kelley and I. Phol, “A Book on C: Programming in C,” 4th ed., Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., 1998.

  5. Lecture, Practice, Office, and TA Hours • On-line practice is the best way to learn programming • Lecture and practice hours: M1M2R1R2 • EECS B01 for lecture • EECS 304,305,306 for practices • Instructor & TA office hours • Instructor: by appointment, at EECS 307 • TA: in the practice course

  6. Grading • Seven practices : 25% (5x3%+2x5%) • Five homework : 25% (5x5%) • Four quizzes: 35% (Quiz 1-2 (7.5% X 2), Quiz 3-4 (10%x2)) • Final exam: 15% • Schedule has been announced on the website

  7. Practices • Individual based practices • Activities: • Programming practice and homework/exam problems solving • Attendance policy: • You are required to attend the seven programming practices, otherwise no credits.

  8. Programming Projects • On a individual basis • You need to present your work by face-to-face on-line demonstration • You should work independently of others. (Don’t be a copy cat)

  9. Thank You for Getting Up So Early ^_^(I know it’s tough) But I expect that you will derive much benefit in this class.

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