MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY HANDBOOKS

Computing & Information Technology Handbook 1996

Published by Monash University
Clayton, Victoria 3168, Australia

Authorised by Academic Registrar, April 1996


GCO1832

Computer programming IA

M Hassan

3 points + 3 hours per week + Second semester + Gippsland, Distance + Prerequisites: GCO1831 or permission of subject adviser + Note: This subject is not available to computing students. Credit towards BAppSc will be given for only one of the subjects GCO1811, GCO1832

Objectives On completion of this subject students should be able to write algorithms for problem solving using some pseudo-code; convert algorithms into C++ codes; and write, compile and run useful C++ programs.

Synopsis The subject covers review of structured program design: modules, programming stubs; the C++ programming language; syntax, program structure, data types and variable declarations, statements, expressions, input and output, control structures, functions and parameters; the C++ Compiler - compiling, linking, debugging and running programs. Distance education students will require access to a computer (preferably an IBM PC or compatible) and a C++ compiler.

Assessment Two assignments: 20% + Examination: 80% + Students must attain a satisfactory standard in both assignment work and in the examination. Part of the examination will test understanding of the assignment work.

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