CGS2423  Section 01
C For Engineers
Spring 2002

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Homework Grading Policy
Each assignment (6 or 7)		0 to 20 points
Exams and Assignments
	Exam 1	Exam 2	Homework
% of Grade	30%	40%	30%
Dates	Thursday, 2/21	Thursday, 4/25 930-1215	Various
Text
C Program Design for Engineers, Second Edition; Hanly and Koffman; Addison Wesley Longman, 2001
Room and Time
ECS-132 TR 1100-1215

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Attendance I recommend that you attend every class. Those who attend class have a better chance of passing the course.

Prerequisites None.

Late Assignment Policy Assignments are due at the START of class. You lose 1 point off the grade for every 6 hours. You may hand in a nassignment up to 1 week late, I will start the grading for very late assignments at 12 points (60%).

Working Together on Assignments is NOT ALLOWED. There is a large difference between discussing general aspects of the course and discussing specific aspects of an assignment. Do not discuss your solution of a problem with others. Assignments that are too similar will not be graded. With a second occurrence, you will earn an F in the course.

Course Content

Overview of Computers and Software

Copmuter components, computer software, software development method

Overview of C

Language Elements, variable declarations and data types, executable statements, gerneral form of a C program, formatting numbers in output, interactive mode and batch mode, common errors

Data Types, Operators, and simple functions

Representation of data types, arithmetic expressions, math functions, simple user-defined functions

Selection Structures: if and switch statements

Control structures, conditions, if, nested if, decision steps in algorithms, switch

Repetition and Loop Statements

Counting loops, while loops, computing a sum or a product in a loop, for, conditional loops, loop design, nested control structures, do-while and flag controlled loops, debuggging and testing

Modular Programming

Functions with input arguments, top-down design, outpur parameters using pointers, scope, recursion

Arrays

Declaring and referencing arrays, array subscripts, loops for sequential access, array arguments, character arrays as strings

Structure Types

User-defined structure types, structure as input and output parameters, structures as return values, parallel arrays and arrays of structures