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Programming 2: Techniques

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Basic studies

Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences

Data Processing and Information Technology

English

Hervanta Campus

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<h5>Core content</h5><ul><li>Dividing program code into manageable parts and other style issues.</li><li>Modularity and use of classes, basics of object-oriented programming.</li><li>Recursion.</li><li>STL (Standard Template Library), basic containers (vector, set, map), iterators.</li><li>Values, references, pointers, indirect memory access.</li><li>Memory and arrays.</li><li>Dynamic memory management, linked list, smart pointers.</li><li>Version control (in single programmer&amp;#39;s projects without remote repositories).</li><li>Compiling compared to interpreting.</li></ul><h5>Complementary knowledge</h5><ul><li>STL algorithms, more STL containers (list, deque).</li><li>Function pointers, pointer arithmetics. </li><li>Compilation process (preprocessor, linking).</li></ul>

A &nbsp;student attaining grade &amp;#34;good&amp;#34; can design and implement smallish &nbsp;(consisting some hundreds lines of code at maximum) programs independently: the student is able to divide the program to &nbsp;parts that can be implemented separately in a practicable way plus &nbsp;design simple data structures and algorithms. &nbsp;Especially the student:<ul><li>can use a version control system (in single programmer&amp;#39;s projects without remote repositories) </li><li>can use the most common STL containers, algorithms, and iterators</li><li>can write recursive functions</li><li>can use pointers and indirect pointing</li><li>understands the principles of (dynamic) memory management. </li></ul>

Finnish

<h2>Prerequisites</h2>Basic programming knowledge.Course is meant for students that have knowledge corresponding to the grade 3 or better from the course COMP.CS.100 Programming 1: Introduction to programming (or its earlier versions). However, you can start the course, if your grade from Programming 1 is less than 3, but in such case you are expected to complete your prerequisite independently to the level expected on the course. <h2>Compulsory Prerequisites</h2><ul><li>Programming 1: Introduction to Programming, COMP.CS.100, 5 cr</li><li>Programming 1: Introduction, TIE-02107, 5 cr</li><li>Introduction to Programming I, TIEP1.1, 5 cr</li></ul>

The course uses an online learning environment: <a href="http://plus.tuni.fi" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">plus.tuni.fi</a><a href="https://plus.tuni.fi/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Plussa: https://plus.tuni.fi/</a>

The course includes weekly exercises, programming projects, and an electronic exam. More precise information can be found from Plussa. The course will be implemented both in Finnish and English.

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