Titular Professors
Not required
Students acquire the knowledge and develop the skills indicated below:
1. Understand a real problem with all its conditions and restrictions to analyze and solve them correctly and efficiently.
2. Learn a pseudocode to enhance reflection on an imperative language, as well as have the knowledge of a real imperative language (C language) to carry out structured programming.
3. Acquire habits of continued work and study.
1. Concept and operation of a computer. Components. Settings.
2. Activity diagrams.
3. Expressions, operators and operands.
4. Structure of a C program.
5. Sentences.
6. Procedures and functions.
7. Global and local variables.
8. Parameter passing.
9. Arrays and character strings.
10. Own records and types.
The classes of the subject of Programming Fundamentals want to enhance the active learning of the student through their involvement in the learning process. In this sense, from the first day, the student is an active member of the classes and learns as he develops the tasks that are presented with his laptop and takes the initiative in studying and reading certain documentation. Thus, the computer is an essential element for the student to successfully achieve the learning results of this subject. In this sense, the classes of the subject are focused on the student coding software every day. In this way, classes with more concepts are combined with eminently practical classes where they can check the reliability of the knowledge acquired.
See electronic folder of the subject.
See electronic folder of the subject.
See electronic folder of the subject.
See electronic folder of the subject.