TEACHING PLAN
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
EKT 120/4
SEMESTER 1
2014/2015
1.0 COURSE OUTCOMES (CO):
CO1: Ability to define and describe programming concepts and principles.
CO2: Ability to apply GNU/Linux for coding, compiling, executing and debugging computer programs.
CO3: Ability to analyze and solve engineering related problems using computer programming
techniques.
CO4: Ability to evaluate programming techniques and tools to design computer programs.
2.0 COURSE IMPLEMENTATION:
2.1 Lecture:
 2 hours per week for 13 weeks (Total = 26 hours)
2.2 Laboratory / Tutorial:
 4 hours per week for 11 weeks (Total = 44 hours)
3.0 ASSESSMENT /
WORK)
EVALUATION CONTRIBUTION: (40% FINAL EXAM
Final Examination
40%
Theoretical Tests (2)
20% (10% Test1 and 10% Test2)
AND 60% COURSE
Laboratory Assignments (4) 30% (Asgn1=6%, Asgn2=6%, Asgn3=8% and Asgn4=10%)
Laboratory Test
10%
TOTAL
100%
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4.0 REFERENCES:
4.1 Deitel and Deitel, Sudin, S., Ahmad, R.B. and Yacob, Y., “C How To Program”, PearsonPrentice Hall, 2006.
4.2 Cheng, H., “C for Engineers and Scientists”, McGraw Hill, 2010.
4.3 Hanly, J.R. and Koffman, E.B., “C Program Design for Engineers”, 2 nd Ed., Addison-Wesley,
2001.
5.0 ACADEMIC STAFF INVOLVED:
5.0.1
Puan Yasmin Mohd Yacob (PPKKP)
E-Mail: yasmin.yacob@unimap.edu.my
5.0.2
Puan Nurulisma Ismail (PPKKP)
E-mail: nurul@unimap.edu.my
5.0.3
En. Ahmad Nasir Che Rosli (PPKKP)
E-mail: ahmadnasir@unimap.edu.my
5.0.4
En.Suhizaz Sudin (PPKKP)
E-mail: suhizaz@unimap.edu.my
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List of Topics
1. Introduction To Computers and Computer Systems
2. Introduction To Computer Programming
2.1. Algorithm
2.2. Pseudo Code
2.3. Flowchart
3. Introduction to Computer Programming/ C Programming Language
3.1. Sample Programs
3.2. Identifiers
3.3. Data Types and Declaration Type
3.4. Operators
4. C Program Structures
4.1. Selection Structures (if, if-else, if-else if, switch-case)
4.2. Nested Selection Structures
4.3. Repetition Structures (Loop) (while, do-while, for)
4.4. Nested Loop Structures
5. Functions
5.1. Predefined (e.g. Math, String)
5.2. User-defined
5.3. Prototype, define and call
5.4. Scope (Global and Local)
5.5. Passing Arguments (by value and reference)
5.6. Recursive Function
6. Arrays
6.1. Arrays of Data
6.2. Array Declaration
6.3. Array Initialization
6.4. Operations on Array
6.5. Multidimensional Arrays
6.6. Index out of bound
6.7. Passing Arrays to Function
6.8. Displaying Array in a Function
6.9. How Array are passed in a function call
7. Strings
7.1. Strings Type
7.2. Character Array
7.3. Declaration of Strings
7.4. Fundamentals of Strings & Characters
7.5. Initialization of Strings
7.6. Assigning values to Strings
7.7. Calculating of Strings Size
7.8. Strings Conversion Functions
7.9. Comparison Functions of the Strings
7.10. ASCII Table
8. Pointers
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9. Structures
9.1. Structure Definitions and Declaration
9.2. Initializing Structure
9.3. Operations on Structure members
9.4. Structures as Functions Parameters
9.5. Array of Structures
10. File Processing
10.1.
File Declaration and Initialization
10.2.
Creating and Opening File
10.3.
Closing File
10.4.
EOF
10.5.
Reading from File
10.6.
Writing to File
10.7.
Random Access File
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TEACHING PLAN
EKT120/4 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
SEMESTER 1
SESSION 2014/2015
WEEK
1
2
DATE
8-12
Sept
15 - 19
Sept
SYLLABUS
LAB ACTIVITY
 Intro to Computers and Computer Systems
 Intro to Computer Programming
 Algorithm
o Pseudo Code
o Flowchart
 Sample programs
 Identifiers
 Intro to Computer Programming / C Programming Language
cntd..
 Data types and type declarations
 Operators
LAB SESSION 1
LAB SESSION 2
Lab Exercise 1:
Intro to Linux Environment
Lab Exercise 2:
Intro to computer and
programming
Lab Exercise 3:
Intro to C Programming
Lab Exercise 3:
Intro to C
Programming
3
22 - 26
Sept
 C Program Structures
 Selection Structures (if,if-else,switch-case)
 Nested Selection Structures
Lab Exercise 4:
Selection Structures
Lab Exercise 4:
Selection Structures
4
29 Sept3 Oct
 Repetition Structures (Loop) (while,do-while,for)
 Nested Loop
LAB ASSIGNMENT 1:
Selection
Lab Exercise 5:
Repetition Structures
(Loop)
5
6 -10
Oct
 Functions –Predefined (e.g Math and String)
 Functions-User-defined
 Function prototype, call and def
Lab Exercise 5:
Repetition Structures
(Loop)
LAB ASSIGNMENT 2:
Repetition Structures
6
13 – 17
Oct
 Functions –Predefined (e.g Math and String)
 Functions-User-defined
 Function prototype, call and def
Lab Exercise 6:
Functions 1
Lab Exercise 6:
Functions 1
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NOTES
Malaysia Day - 16 Sept 2013
Hari Raya Aidil Adha –
6-7 Oct 2014
TEST 1 (1.5 HOURS)
Cover from Intro until Loop
20 – 26
Oct
MID SEMESTER BREAK
7
27 Oct -31
Oct
8
3–7
Nov
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9
10 – 14
Nov
10
Deepavali-23 Oct 2014
Awal Muharam-25 Oct 2014
Lab Exercise 7:
Functions 2
Lab Exercise 7:
Functions 2
LAB ASSIGNMENT 3:
Functions
Lab Exercise 8:
Arrays 1
 Arrays (Declaration, usage and operation)
 Multidimensional Arrays
Lab Exercise 8:
Arrays 1
Lab Exercise 9:
Arrays 2
17 – 21
Nov
 Arrays cntd..
 Strings
Lab Exercise 9:
Arrays 2
Lab Exercise 10:
Strings
11
24 - 28
Nov
 Arrays cntd..
 Strings
Lab Exercise 10:
Strings
LAB ASSIGNMENT 4:
Arrays and Strings
12
1–5
Dis
8 – 12
Dis

Pointers

Structures
Lab Exercise 11:
Pointers
Lab Exercise 12:
Structures
Lab Exercise 11:
Pointers
Lab Exercise 12:
Structures
15 – 19
Dis
 File Processing
Lab Exercise 13:
File Processing
Lab Exercise 13:
File Processing
15
22 – 28
Dis
REVISION WEEK
16
29 Dis -18
Jan
FINAL EXAM
13
14
Functions –Scope (Global and Local)
Functions – Passing Arguments (by value and by reference)
Recursive function
Arrays (Declaration, usage and operation)
Multidimensional Arrays
TEST 2 (1.5 HOURS)
Cover from Functions until
Pointers
LAB TEST
Christmas-25 Dec 2013
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