Class Fundamentals of Programming

The course focuses on teaching not only the programming language, but also its importance in the implementation of algorithms and their translation into programs that can be executed on a computer. It will act not only in the area of language learning itself, but also in the benefits of using development environments (IDE) to facilitate the development of programs.

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Introductory Concepts The workings of a computer The programming language as an abstraction The relationship between language and program Structure of a program Syntax and semantic notions Programming Basics Data types (integers, decimals, strings, collections and compounds) Operations Type of nuclear operations Operator evaluation order Unitary operators Conversion between data types Control structures (conditions, cycles and selection) Functions / methods Syntax in the form of symbols, reserved words and strict phrasing C # Programming Introduction to the syntax Data structures and objects Manipulation of collections and nuclear variables Decomposition of a program in functions / methods Parameter passing by value and reference Basic user communication (loop program introduction) Preparing the future Compilers and interpreters Formal programming paradigms: imperative, functional, logical and object oriented

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Doyle, B. - C# Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design (4th Edition) CEngage Learning. 2013, 978-1285096261