If there is a problem with this information email the lecturer: Brian Mulliganat mulligan.brian@itsligo.ie
| Click here to access any available multiple choice tests.When asked, select "Run from its current location" and then select "OK". When asked for your name enter your surname immediately followed by your first initial. | Past Exam papers in
C programming for ME2 Summer 98 Autumn 98 Summer 97 Autumn 97 March 97 assessment Summer 96 Autumn 96 Easter 96 assessment |
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| You will find some C programming lectures here. I may use these in class. | ||
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| Date | |
| 19 Sep 01 | JavaScript Programming Pre-requisite skills, 1,2, 3 |
| 26 Sep 01 | JavaScript lessons 4 - 11 |
| 3 Oct 01 | JavaScript lessons 12 - 19 |
| 10 Oct 01 | Assessment |
| 17 Oct 01 | Sorry about the confusion over the classroom here - we'll pick it up next week. |
| 24/Oct 01 | Assessment C lecture |
| 31/10/01 | Click here to start the C compiler(select
"Run from its current location " when asked.) Check these notes on how to run Borland C++ programs on the IT Sligo network Read these notes on how a C++ program differs from a JavaScript program. If you feel like having a look, here's a C++ tutorial I've got some help from. |
| 7/11/01 | Click here to start the C compiler(select
"Run from its current location " when asked.) If you haven't done this already, check these notes on how to run Borland C++ programs on the IT Sligo network If you haven't done this already, carry out the exercises in these notes: how a C++ program differs from a JavaScript program. |
| 14/11/01 | Chapter 2 - read - note how cout
and cin are easier than printf and scanf Chapter 3 - do while -slightly different than while also the for loop |
| 21/11/01 | Chapter 4 - read about integer assigns and other operations. Any sample programs can be found in your class folder on drive s: - Do the section on LOGICAL COMPARES thoroughly and the assignments.- Ignore the cryptic part of C unless you're particularly interested. |
| 28/11/01 | Chapter 5 - Functions, variables and prototypes |
| 5/12/01 | Chapter 7 - Strings and Arrays |
| 12/12/01 | A program that might help you on using strcmp() function. In the exercise that I gave you to look for a particular string, this method will work if you type in the name of the student exactly correct. Click here for the example. |