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This course serves as a foundation for students, introducing them to problem-solving techniques through a structured approach. Throughout the course, students will learn to develop programs using C++ to tackle a range of problems, from simple to moderately complex. Key topics include preprocessor directives, constants and variables, data types, input/output operations, and control structures like sequencing, selection, and loops. Students will also explore built-in and user-defined functions, single and two-dimensional arrays, file handling, pointers, and structured data types, giving them the practical skills needed to approach real-world programming challenges.
Lab Exercise 1 consists of basic programming knowledge which is pseudocode. This lab exercise includes Topic 1 : Programming Problem-Solving.
Reflection: This was helpful in refreshing the knowledge that had been previously learned during my foundation studies.
Lab Exercise 2 consists of flowchart and control structures. This lab exercise includes Topic 2: Elementry Programming, and Topic 3: Control Structures.
Reflection: A deeper understanding of looping using control structures was achieved.
Lab Exercise 3 consists of functions. This lab exercise includes Topic 4: Functions.
Reflection: An understanding of different types of functions and their uses in programming has been gained.
Assignment 1 consists of flowchart, functions, and more. This assignment includes Topic 4: Functions.
Reflection: Assignment 1 was a group project involving two people. Collaboration and the exchange of ideas were learned and applied while completing this assignment.
Assignment 2 consists of arrays, input and ouput, and more. This assignment includes Topic 5: Array, and Topic 6: Input and Output.
Reflection: Assignment 2 was a group project involving two people. The best solutions were discussed and determined with my partner. A deeper understanding of the topics included in the assignment was achieved.