Course: Programming and Problem Solving Theory and Lab-ACC(Spring-21)

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Welcome to Programming & Problem Solving

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Regardless of the area of study, computer science is all about solving problems with computers. The problems that we want to solve can come from any real-world problem or perhaps even from the abstract world.Computer programming is at the heart of computer science. It is the implementation portion of software development, application development and software engineering efforts, transforming ideas and theories into actual, working solutions.
Course Objective

The primary purpose of this course is to teach students the basic of pure programming and problem solving. This course provides students with a comprehensive study of the C programming language.The course emphasizes problem-solving and empirical skills through the process of designing,implementing, and executing C programs
Course Outcomes (CO’s):

CO1 :Able to solve computing problems using programming concepts and learn the basic concept of ACM Problem solving techniques.

CO2 :Able to apply fundamental programming elements including: variable, use of datatypes and data structures, decision structures, loop structures, pointer, string, console,file IO, and functions.

CO3 :Able to specify the problem requirements, analyze the problem, design the algorithm to solve the problem and implement with the help of programming language.

CO4 :Able to apply the knowledge of programming and problem solving in real file problem. .
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Text Books Information

1.Programming in ANSI C- E Balagurusamy.

2. The C programming language. Prentice Hall, 1988, by Dennis Ritchie

3.Teach Yourself C : Herbert Shieldt

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Anoucement About Midterm Exam Survey of the Course

Dear Student,

Please help me improve the course by answering the following to provide feedback about the course. Please try to make your answer as candid and specific as possible. This will help me to determine what steps can be taken to make your learning more effective. You will be asked to complete a different survey at the end of the semester. that will be used for evaluation of teaching and contents. The survey is anonymous and you can be sure that your privacy will be maintained.

Please complete the survey by Saturday 4 July, 2020 within 5pm.

Thank you.

You can find the survey on midterm week in BLC.

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Semester Timeline (Spring 2021)
Semester Timeline (Spring 2021)

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BOOK COUNSELING HOUR
BOOK COUNSELING HOUR
BOOK COUNSELING HOUR
What is Your Expectation? [ Open for all Time ]
What is Your Expectation? [ Open for all Time ]
Lesson Zero
Lesson Zero

Icebreakers allow group participation, so those are an excellent way to get students interested in class or activity and relax. At the 1st day of the class we will set a icebreaker using exciting live platforms.
As you are visiting for the 1st time please introduce yourself with funniest story of your life.
Welcome to our community to explore programming and problem solving!
- Discussion Forum -1 : Icebreaking : Introduce Yourself with a funniest thing about you
Welcome message!
Welcome message!
Week-1: Overview of C Programming
Week-1: Overview of C Programming
- Lesson-1 Audio-Video-PPT Resources : Introduction To C Language
  Lesson-1 Power point slide:(278KB) Introduction To C Language
  Lesson-1 Video Lecture on PowerPoint (118MB) - Introduction to C language
  Lesson-1 Audio lecture on Power point( 10.6mb) Resources : Introduction To C Language
  Lesson 1 : In this lesson we will discuss the following topics:
  Introduction to C programming.
  Why do we need to learn programming?
  What is problem Solving?
  Difference between problem solving & programming
  My Career in Programming !
  Course Logistics: Code blocks and other IDE
  Lesson 2
  Your first Program
  o   Braces
  o   Output
  o   Input
  o   Format specifiers
  o   Alignment
  Period
  Lesson-2 Audio-Video
  Lesson-2 Video Lecture on PowerPoint (198MB)
  Lesson-2 Audio lecture on Power point( 10.6mb)
- Introduction to C programming Page
  
  In this video lecture you are able to learn about introduction of c programming
- Lesson 2 Video Practice Quiz Page
  
  In this video I am cover the below topic and I hope you also enjoy the video quiz.
- Find the Error in this program Assignment
  
  Assignment on Week 1
  
  Please find the error in this program and solve this issue. When you are click on assignment 1, you will see am image of code.
- PC-B Live class on google meet ! (2020-05-18 at 22:54 GMT-7) URL
- PC-M Live Class.on google meet (2020-05-30 at 00:39 GMT-7) URL
- PC-L Live Class on google meet!!!. (2020-05-31 at 02:19 GMT-7) URL
- PC-B live class.on google meet!!! (2020-05-31 at 22:51 GMT-7) URL
- PC-E live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-06 at 00:45 GMT-7) URL
- PC-E live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-13 at 00:10 GMT-7) URL
- PC-B Live class on google meet (2020-06-02 at 23:03 GMT-7) URL
Week- 2: C Variables and Data type
Week- 2: C Variables and Data type
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Week- 2: C Variables and Data type
Week- 2: C Variables and Data type
- Lesson 3 and 4
  Variables and Data types
  Variable Naming and Reserved words
  Keywords
  Identifier naming rules
  Token, Operators, Expressions - Expression Evaluation o Associativity - Type casting o Implicit o Explicit
  Variables and Data type PPT Slide
  Variables and Data type Audio-Video
  Variables and Data type Lecture on PowerPoint (198MB)
- C Variables and Data type Interactive Content
  
  Complete the activity
- Self test quiz for week-2
- LIVE CLASS ON GOOGLE MEET Page
- Review on Variables and Data type Lesson
- Assignment on C Variables and Data type
  
  Click here you can find details about this assignment.
QUIZ-1
QUIZ-1
QUIZ-1 ON WEEK 1 & WEEK-2

This quiz-1 is very exciting part of your course . After this quiz, it's result a reflection of your knowledge about week 1 and Week 2. So best of luck.
Week -3: Conditional Statements
Week -3: Conditional Statements
- Lesson 5
  Conditional Statements
  if / else
  Code blocks
  Lesson-5 Online Resource:(278KB) Conditional Statements
  Lesson-5 Video Lecture on PowerPoint (118MB) -Conditional Statements
  Lesson-5 Audio lecture on Power point( 10.6mb) Resources : Conditional Statements
- Lesson 6
  Nested if / else
  if / else if / else
- Conditional Statements Interactive Video Interactive Content
- Conditional Statements Interactive Video Page
- Self Test Quiz for WEEK-3
- Self Test quiz for Conditional Statement
- Assignment on Week-3
- Programming Assignment
- Edited Recorded version of live class on google meet
- PC-E live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-20 at 00:09 GMT-7) URL
- PC-B live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-21 at 22:52 GMT-7) URL
- PC-E live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-23 at 02:06 GMT-7) URL
- PC-B live class on google meet!!! (2020-06-21 at 22:52 GMT-7) URL
Week-4: Switch case and For Loop
Week-4: Switch case and For Loop
- Lesson 7
  Switch Case
- Lesson 8
  Loops
  For Loop
- Live class on Switch case Page
Week-5: While Loop, Do While loop, Nested Loops Infinite Loops
Week-5: While Loop, Do While loop, Nested Loops Infinite Loops
- Lesson 9
  For loop revisited
  
  While loop
  Do-while loop
- Week-5: Video Lecture on While Loop, Do While loop, Nested Loops Infinite Loops Page
  
  In this video lecture we are able to learn about While loop, do-while loop and for loop of C programming
  
  Lesson 9:Video Lecture on While Loop, Do While loop, Nested Loops Infinite Loops
  
  Lesson 9:Audio Lecture on While Loop, Do While loop, Nested Loops Infinite Loops
- Lesson 10
  Nested Loops
  
  Infinite Loops
- Week-5: Video Lecture on Nested Loops & Infinite Loops Page
  
  Video Lecture on Nested Loops & Infinite Loops
  
  Lesson:10 Video Lecture on Nested Loops & Infinite Loops
  
  Lesson:10 Audio Lecture on Nested Loops & Infinite Loops
- Quiz 2
Midterm Examination
Midterm Examination
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Week-7: Break, Continue & Array
Week-7: Break, Continue & Array

6.1 PPT Slide 6.2 Video Lecture 6.3 Self Test Quiz 6.4 Assignment

Counselling Recorded Version of Live Class
- Lesson 11
  Break & Continue
- Lesson 12
  Array
- Live classes on Google meet! Page
- Assignment on Break, Continue
- Self Test Quiz
Week-8: Array revisited- Multi-dimensional Array, Stings, String I/O & String manipulations with Library
Week-8: Array revisited- Multi-dimensional Array, Stings, String I/O & String manipulations with Library

8.1 PPT Slide 8.2 Video Lecture 8.3 Self Test Quiz 8.4 Assignment

Counselling Recorded Version of Live Class
- Lesson 13
  Array Revisited
  Multidimensional Arrays
- Lesson 14
  Stings
  String I/O
  String manipulations with Library
  Resources
- Self Test Quiz
- Live Classes on Google Meet Page
- Assignment on Array
Week-9: String manipulations, Function,Function prototype, Formal & actual parameters & Parameter passing
Week-9: String manipulations, Function,Function prototype, Formal & actual parameters & Parameter passing

9.1 PPT Slide 9.2 Video Lecture 9.3 Self Test Quiz 9.4 Assignment

Counselling Recorded Version of Live Class
- Lesson 15
  String manipulations
  All about String
- Lesson 16
  Function
  Function prototype
  Formal and actual parameters
  Parameter passing
- Live Classes on Google Meet Page
Week-10: Variable scope & Recursion
Week-10: Variable scope & Recursion
Not available
Week-11: Recursion revisited, Custom Data Type & Structure Union
Week-11: Recursion revisited, Custom Data Type & Structure Union

11.1 PPT Slide 11.2 Video Lecture 11.3 Self Test Quiz 11.4 Assignment

Counselling Recorded Version of Live Class
Week-12: Pointers, Pointer arithmetic, Dynamic Memory Allocation, Call by Value ,Call by Reference ,Pointers and Strings and File I/O
Week-12: Pointers, Pointer arithmetic, Dynamic Memory Allocation, Call by Value ,Call by Reference ,Pointers and Strings and File I/O

12.1 PPT Slide 12.2 Video Lecture 12.3 Self Test Quiz 12.4 Assignment

Counselling Recorded Version of Live Class
- Lesson 21
  Pointers
  Pointer arithmetic
  Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Lesson 22
  Function 2
  Call by Value
  Call by Reference
  Pointers and Strings
  File I/O
- Pointer Lab Work Assignment
- Lab work on Structure in C Assignment
  
  Lab work on Structure in C
  Suppose you want to build up a order management system. So you need to design the input system accordingly.
  You must include
  Product Name;
  Product ID;
  Product Bar Code;
  Order Date;
  Customer Name;
  Customer id;
  Purchase date;
  Using C language for 20 customers
Week 13: Review & Revisit all memories
Week 13: Review & Revisit all memories
- Submit your Presentation here
Week 14: Final Exam
Week 14: Final Exam
- Final Exam Spring 2021 Assignment
  
  Submit your Exam script here-------> Click here
- Final Assessment Exam Quiz
QUIZ 2
QUIZ 2
- Quiz 2
Lab Final
Lab Final
Click Onsite Contest
- Quiz 3
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