Fundamentals of Programming 1200-1PPROGWZ
During this course students will learn about the algorithm design and implementation, in particular:
Algorithms
- algorithm design
- representing algorithms as flow-charts
- complexity analysis
- divide and conquer algorithms
- recursion
Core elements of programs
- different programming languages – semantics and comparison
- compilators
- integrated development environments and dedicated text editors
- correctness analysis
Language specific issues:
- variables and data types
- operators and arithmetic expressions
- conditional statements and loops
- functions
- input/output operations
- complex data structures
- objects and methods
- libraries and moduls
- data visualization
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Term 2024Z:
During this course students will learn about the algorithm design and implementation, in particular: Algorithms Core elements of programs Language specific issues: |
Term 2025Z:
During this course students will learn about the algorithm design and implementation, in particular: Algorithms Core elements of programs Language specific issues: |
Course coordinators
Type of course
Mode
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course the student will:
- know how to formulate an algorithm
- write an algorithm in Python language
- is able to use Python libraries
- analyze program's correctness and complexity
K_W04 computer techniques useful in the work of a chemist
K_U04 use numerical methods and mathematical statistics to verify experimental data in chemical experiments (using the software packages learned).
Assessment criteria
Final exam (test)
Practical placement
does not concern
Bibliography
1. D. Harel, David, Y.Feldman, Yishai, "Algorithmic. The Spirit of Computing",
Addison-Wesley, 2004.
2. Mark Lutz, "Learning Python", O'Reilly Media 2013
3. “Dive into python” - free book available at diveintopython.org
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Term 2024Z:
1. D. Harel, David, Y.Feldman, Yishai, "Algorithmic. The Spirit of Computing", |
Term 2025Z:
1. D. Harel, David, Y.Feldman, Yishai, "Algorithmic. The Spirit of Computing", |
Additional information
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