General Computer Knowledge -- Programming Concepts -- Introduction to C -- Variables and Data Types -- Algebra and Programming -- Input and Output Statements -- Conditional Control Statements -- Iterative Control Statements -- Arrays -- Pointers -- Structures and Unions -- Functions -- File Handling in C -- Applications
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The course "Introduction to Programming" (Course Code 3601311) is a required subject within the 2012 Business Administration curriculum (Business Computer major) for undergraduate students (4-year program). The course focuses on fundamental programming principles and utilizes the C language compiler, enabling students to develop skills in structured program design and coding. The curriculum is organized into 14 topics, progressing from learning how to use development tools to a final application example that integrates knowledge from all preceding chapters. The course management plan is based on the course description from the 2012 Business Administration curriculum (Business Computer major) and is divided into 14 chapters: Introduction to Computers, Programming Concepts, Introduction to C, Variables and Data Types, Algebra and Programming, Input and Output Operations, Conditional Control Statements, Iterative Control Statements, Arrays, Pointers, Structures and Unions, Functions, File Management in C, and C Language Applications.
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Instructional Books · Faculty Of Management Science