LEARNING OUTCOMES

Learning outcome is to become familiar with the fundamental concepts of programming using procedural and object-oriented imperative languages ​​and related libraries, learning to create small programs or modify existing code.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The students will familiarize with the principles of computational thinking. Learning outcome is to know how to deal with development environments and operating systems, to have a basic knowledge of imperative and object-oriented procedural programming languages ​​and the use of applications. Also learning outcome is to know how to design, implement and validate a small sequential program starting from the informal specifications provided by the user, as well as understand, use, modify code produced by third parties.

The training objectives are in line with a Study Plan for the "Materials Scientist: Research Specialist" profile or for the "Materials Scientist: Technology Specialist" profile.

PREREQUISITES

There are no prerequisites for the course

TEACHING METHODS

Lectures, guided exercises and laboratory

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

Principles of computational thinking

Introduction to development environments and operating systems

Introduction to imperative procedural programming languages ​​and to objects and applications (e.g. C ++, MatLab)

Principles of design, implementation and validation of a small sequential program starting from the informal specifications provided by the user.

Principles of producing correct and understandable code;

Principles of understanding and sharing the code

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

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