Tony Gaids:
Chapter 02 :
UW researchers have developed a programming language for chemical reactions. This rendering shows what a “chemical computer” may look like. |
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Course Title
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Introduction
to Computing
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Course Code
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CMP-100
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Course Webpage
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Course Email
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ambreen.aslam@pucit.edu.pk
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Instructor
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Ambreen
Aslam
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Credit Hours
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3
Theory/week:
Weight 3 Cr. hrs. Lectures: 2 Duration 1.5 hrs. |
Prerequisite Course
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None
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Program
Name
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BS Computer
Science/Software Engineering
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Aims
and Objectives
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A
thorough understanding of a user-level of computers and their role in the
society.
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The
ability to use computers to enhance productivity regardless of the type of
discipline in which they are being used including effective use of different
productivity software.
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An
overall understanding of different areas of computer science like digital
design, internet and world wide web, operating system, computer architecture,
algorithm, programming languages, software engineering, database and
networks.
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Strong
concepts of converting problems into computer solvable format.
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Learning
different high level programming languages like HTML, Java Script, CSS etc
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Orientation
about different programming tools.
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Confidence
of self study and self exploring new knowledge.
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Making
habit of conveying knowledge with world through blogging.
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You are responsible
Attendance
You
are expected to attend all classes. If you miss a class, you are responsible
for getting the notes and any verbal information given during class from a
fellow classmate. The slides provided online are not a substitute for
attending class. Attendance corrections are possible after two days of
attaendance, so be careful about this.
Be On Time.
Class
begins at the scheduled time. Being late is disruptive to the class so please
avoid this. On lab days, instructions are given out at the beginning of lab;
So it is better to be on time in Lab and class as well. Habitual lateness
will not be tolerated, and most likely you will be marked as absent.
E-mail
If
you use e-mail for communication then it should be in an appropriate and
mature manner.
In
order to facilitate communication, please observe the following rules.
Etiquette of Classroom and Lab
As
a student in this course, you should be courteous and respectful of your
fellow classmates, as well as your Instructor. The following behavior is
considered unacceptable:
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Submissions
Submission and Grading
An
individual project/presentation will be allocated. You must attempt to do the
whole project. Any project showing a lack of effort to complete the majority
of the project will receive no marks.It should produce reasonable output.
Your Assignment/Project Must Be Yours
All
assignments must be completed by your own individual effort. Trust in this
"Some one is watching upon you and yet there to help and polish
you".
Your
homeworks will be checked for similarities with all other student projects.
If your homework/project is found to be "substantially similar" to
that of any other student, both you and the other student will receive a
negitive weight for that homework/project. A second incident will result in a
two times negitive grade for that assignment and so on.
Any
act of dishonesty and disrespect will not be tolerated might be reported to
the College Council for further action.
Submission
in time
All submissions must be submitted Only in time. Late submissions with strong reson will cause half weight of the assignment.
Exams
The
exams will be closed-book and closed-notes. There will be a total two exams.
Mid term and Final Term.
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