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Final Exam:

For all sections

Date: --- 20/02/2018 @ --:-- - --:-- AM

Place: Faculty of Engineering Auditoriums, Material required: All
 

Second Exam:

For all sections

Date: 23/7/2018 @ 12:30 PM

Place: Faculty of Engineering Auditoriums, Material required: All after first exam

First Exam:

For all sections

Date: Sun 15/7/2018 @ 12:30 PM

Place: Faculty of Engineering Auditoriums, Material required: All Till Arrays

Material & Resources:

Course Outline

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Slides - Part 1: Introduction and C Fundamentals

Slides - Part 2: Expressions

Slides - Part 3: Selection Statements

Slides - Part 4: Loops

Slides - Part 5: Basic Data Types

Slides - Part 6: Arrays

Slides - Part 7: Functions

Slides - Part 8: Pointers

Slides - Part 9: Struct, Enum, and File Processing
Slides - Part 10: Strings
Slides - Part 11: Program Organization

• To test your C programs you can use Bloodshed Dev-C++, which is a full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the C/C++ programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as it's compiler. Dev-C++ is free and open source, you can download it by clicking  here, (The project has been superseded by http://sf.net/projects/orwelldevcpp).

• You could also use Code::Blocks, it's easy to use IDE, free, and open source. You could also use MS Visual C++.

• Alternatively, you can also use C-Free, which is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C and C++ programming language. With this environment you can edit, build, run, and debug your program.

   

Assignments:

Assignment 1:

Due: 14/7/2018 before 11:59 PM