Computer Programming
Course Code: CSC-113
Credit Hours: 3+1
Pre requisite: None
Objectives: The objective of course is to introduce a disciplined approach
to Problem solving methods and algorithm development. The
aim is to teach the syntax and vocabulary of C++ Language . Key
procedural programming topics like variables, arrays, strings,
functions, pointers/references will be covered in detail. Simple
programs will be constructed, using a number of different
logical, calculation and algorithm.
Course Learning Outcomes
(CLOs):
CLO 1: (C2): Acquire fundamental concepts of structured
programming along with problem solving techniques and
analytical thinking.
CLO 2: (C3): Analyze problem requirements to recognize what
type of data and processes are involved in solution.
CLO 3: (P1): Utilize basic concepts to alter and expand short
programs and algorithms. Writing pseudo-codes and
simple program development using standard control
structures and functions.
CLO 4: (P2): Design module based approach to gratify those
requirements, and organize program code for
implementation.
Course Outline: By the end of the semester students will have concepts of
programming including:
Introduction to Computer Programming
Basics of C++ language
Problem Solving and Algorithm Design
Pseudo-codes and Flow charts
Arithmetic Operators and Variables
Exploring input and output statements
Control Structure (Selection and iterative)
Functions
Primary data structure of Arrays and its multi –
dimensional behavior.
Concepts of Pointers
Introductory knowledge of Structures
Resources: Recommended Book:
C++ How to Program by Dietel and Dietel
