C for Everyone, Part 2: Structured Programming
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C for Everyone, Part 2: Structured Programming
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Instructor: Ira Pohl
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Apply concepts using command line arguments.
Use simple C++ constructs.
Use assets to debug code.
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There are 6 modules in this course
In the new world we live in, coding is a universally valuable skill, whether you're a scientist, artist, or a humanist. Algorithms are everywhere, and we all have to understand how they work. The C language is particularly well suited as an introduction to coding: It's a tried-and-true language, and it allows you to understand computing processes at a deep level. You will also get an introduction to more advanced programming in C++ in the final module.
This is a continuation of C for Everyone: Fundamentals, which you should take before beginning this course. The time estimated time commitment for this course is five hours a week for five weeks.
What's included
7 videos1 assignment
7 videos•Total 62 minutes
- Prerequisites for this course•9 minutes
- Enums as an ADT•9 minutes
- Enums code•9 minutes
- The C preprocessor•13 minutes
- Preprocessor code•7 minutes
- Use assert for program correctness•7 minutes
- Assert code•8 minutes
1 assignment
- Week 1 Quiz•0 minutes
What's included
4 videos1 assignment2 peer reviews
4 videos•Total 28 minutes
- Introduction to struc (More advanced ADTs)•7 minutes
- How to access struct members•7 minutes
- Introduction to the ADT stack•6 minutes
- Using a stack to reverse a string•8 minutes
1 assignment
- Week 2 Quiz•0 minutes
2 peer reviews•Total 120 minutes
- Week 2 Assignment: Using struct•60 minutes
- Week 2 Honors Assignment•60 minutes
What's included
7 videos1 assignment2 peer reviews
7 videos•Total 56 minutes
- Intro to the ADT list•7 minutes
- List of one element code•6 minutes
- Full list code•10 minutes
- Details of list processing•7 minutes
- Honors: Introduction to binary trees•5 minutes
- Honors: Detailed binary tree code•9 minutes
- More advanced I/O printf•13 minutes
1 assignment
- Week 3 Quiz•0 minutes
2 peer reviews•Total 120 minutes
- Week 3 Assignment: Working with lists•60 minutes
- Week 3 Honors Assignment•60 minutes
What's included
5 videos1 assignment2 peer reviews
5 videos•Total 47 minutes
- Introduction to File I/O•6 minutes
- Basic File/I/O code•12 minutes
- Double Spacing a File•10 minutes
- Use of Main (argc, argv)•5 minutes
- Honors - List Code with deletion•13 minutes
1 assignment
- Week 4 Quiz•0 minutes
2 peer reviews•Total 120 minutes
- Week 4 Assignment: Arrays•60 minutes
- Week 4 Honors Assignment•60 minutes
What's included
5 videos1 assignment
5 videos•Total 36 minutes
- Intro to C++•7 minutes
- A First Example C++ Program•9 minutes
- C++ Features That Are Easy•7 minutes
- C++ Program Using New Features•6 minutes
- C++ ADT as a Class•7 minutes
1 assignment
- Week 5 Quiz•0 minutes
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1 assignment
1 assignment
- Final exam•0 minutes
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you need little bit of background of language C or you will be confused, course is great and great teacher.
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This was a really great course. It gives you exposure to many important data structures and has some great assignments that aid in understanding how these data structures work.
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