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    This document provides a course plan for Programming Techniques, a 3-credit course taught by Md. Abdus Salim Mollah at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology. The course introduces both structured (C language) and object-oriented (C++ language) programming. Over 19 weekly classes, students will learn about variables, data types, strings, pointers, arrays, functions, structures, unions, file handling, and dynamic memory allocation. The goal is for students to understand basic programming concepts and the differences between structured and object-oriented paradigms. A class test will be held on September 30th and teaching methods include lectures, exercises, and assignments.

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    This document provides a course plan for Programming Techniques, a 3-credit course taught by Md. Abdus Salim Mollah at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology. The course introduces both structured (C language) and object-oriented (C++ language) programming. Over 19 weekly classes, students will learn about variables, data types, strings, pointers, arrays, functions, structures, unions, file handling, and dynamic memory allocation. The goal is for students to understand basic programming concepts and the differences between structured and object-oriented paradigms. A class test will be held on September 30th and teaching methods include lectures, exercises, and assignments.

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    This document provides a course plan for Programming Techniques, a 3-credit course taught by Md. Abdus Salim Mollah at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology. The course introduces both structured (C language) and object-oriented (C++ language) programming. Over 19 weekly classes, students will learn about variables, data types, strings, pointers, arrays, functions, structures, unions, file handling, and dynamic memory allocation. The goal is for students to understand basic programming concepts and the differences between structured and object-oriented paradigms. A class test will be held on September 30th and teaching methods include lectures, exercises, and assignments.

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    Department of Computer Science and Engineering

    Khulna University of Engineering & Technology


    Khulna - 9203, Bangladesh

    Course Plan/Profile

    1. Course No.: CSE 2227 Contact Hours:3


    2. Course Title: Programming Techniques
    3. Course Teacher: Md. Abdus Salim Mollah
    4. Course Content:
    Introduction:
    Basic Program Syntax, Programming Techniques: Structured (C programming Language) and Object
    Oriented Programming (C++ programming Language)
    Structured Programming:
    Declaring variables and data types, Strings, Pointers, Dynamic Memory Allocation.
    Object Oriented Programming:
    File Handling, Structure and Union.
    5. Learning Outcome:
     Explain the basic understanding of how programming works.
     Give an intuition on different Programming Language.
     Explain Difference between structured and object oriented programming.
     Discuss the basic syntax of structured programming language.
     Discuss the basic syntax of object oriented programming language.
    6. References:
    I. “C How to Program” by Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel, 6th Edition
    II. “The C Programming Language” by Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis M. Ritchie.
    III. “Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming” by Walter Savitch, 8 th Edition.
    IV. “Object Oriented Programming with C++” by E Balaguruswamy.
    V. “Programming in ANSI C” by E Balagurusamy, Tata McGraw-Hill Education.

    7. Class Schedule:

    Sl. No. Week Class Topics to be Discussed Text & Reference Book
    1. Week1 Class1 Introduction Reference I (Chapter 1)
    2. Week 1 Class 2 History of C Reference I (Chapter 1)
    3. Week 2 Class 3 Introduction to C++ Reference I (Chapter 1)
    4. Week 2 Class 4 C program and Development Environment Reference I (Chapter 1)
    5. Week 3 Class 5 Different kind of Data Structures Reference I (Chapter 2)
    6. Week 3 Class 6 Introduction to Array Reference I (Chapter 6)
    7. Week 4 Class 7 Passing Array to functions Reference I (Chapter 6)
    8. Week 4 Class 8 Sorting in Array Reference I (Chapter 6)
    9. Week 5 Class 9 Searching in Array Reference I (Chapter 6)
    10. Week 5 Class 10 Pointers Reference I (Chapter 7)
    11. Week 6 Class 11 Pointers Variable Definitions and Initialization Reference I (Chapter 7)
    12. Week 7 Class 12 Pointers in Functions Reference I (Chapter 7)
    13. Week 7 Class 13 Strings Reference I (Chapter 8)
    14. Week 8 Class 14 Character Handling Functions Reference I (Chapter 8)
    15. Week 9 Class 15 String Handling Functions Reference I (Chapter 8)
    16. Week 10 Class 16 Full Structured C Program Reference I (Chapter 5)
    17. Week 11 Class 17 Dynamic Memory Allocation Reference I (Chapter 14)
    18. Week 12 Class 18 C file Processing Reference I (Chapter 11)
    19. Week 13 Class 19 Structures and Union Reference I (Chapter 10)

    8. Date of Class Test: 30-9-2018.


    9. Teaching Methodology/Strategy: Lectures, Tutorial exercises, assignments
    10. Signature of the Course Teacher:

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