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  1. Paper Code: ICT/001
  2. Mode: Blended Online Mode
  3.  Title: Computer Programming
  4. Type of paper: Foundation
  5.  Cohort for which it is compulsory: 12 class
  6. No. of Credits: 4
  7. Pre-requisites: Knowledge of high school mathematics is essential and adequate exposure to pre-calculus is desirable.
  8.  Aim: Basic concepts of computer programming are introduced starting with the notion of an algorithm. Emphasis is on developing the ability to write programs to solve practical computational problems.                                    I. Level:                                                                                                                    a. Introductory                                                                                               b. Length: 24 weeks                                                                                    c. Effort: 8 hours/week                                                                                   d. Subject: Computer Science                                                                        e. Institution: AUD                                                                                        f. Language: English                                                                                      g. Video Transcripts: English                                                                        h. Price: FREE
  9.  Brief description of modules/Main modules:                                                              I. Algorithms                                                                                                  II. Elements of C/C++ programming languages                                          III. Basic data types                                                                                        IV. Sequential and Conditional execution                                                     V. Iterative solutions                                                                                     VI. Arrays, matrices and their applications                                                    VII. Functions                                                                                                VIII. Sorting and searching                                                                          IX. Elements of string processing                                                                    X. Introduction of pointers                                                                            XI. Basics of Software Engineering                                                                XII. Structure
  10. Learning Outcomes of the Paper                                                                              a. Learn to write C++ programs, compile, and execute using the simplecpp compiler.                                                                                                b. How to inculcate good programming practices.                                      c. How to write programs and develop the ability to solve practical real world computational problems                                                                      d. How to logically think and produce a solution (program)
  11.  Paper Evaluation:                                                                                              a. Online Assessment Method                                                                                            i. MCQ- 20%                                                                                                ii. Assignment - 20% [Cumulative]                                                                 iii. Case Studies/ Collaborative Learning- 20% [Cumulative]                                                                                                       b. OFF line Assessment Method                                                                                                       i. Mid-term test- 20%                                                                                  ii. Semester-end examination- 20%