Computer programming - fall of 2019

Lectures

S.L. dr. ing. Alexandru IOVANOVICI

Wednesday: 12-14, room A109, From Week 1 to Week7

Thursday: 10-12, room A117, From Week 1 to Week14

Labs

S.L. dr. ing. Alexandru IOVANOVICI, ing. Raul STOIN, ing. Andrei Ardelean

Schedule according to the official one.

You have to attend all the labs and obtain a passing grade for all the required and graded activities in order to pass the laboratory part of the subject.

Lab standings can be found here.

Office hours

Thursdys, 10-12, B520

Additional slots can be provided on request

Resources

• Syllabus
• Last year's course page is here.
• Example Exam (for illustrative purposes and as a frame of reference). Those who consider themselves proficient in programming should try and solve this and later discuss with us the results.
• VM image.
• Midterm subjects (2018).
• Final exam, 1st att empt PbBytes; 2nd attempt (all for 2018).
• Midterm Problem 1 commented solution (solved for uint32_t). Sample solutions provided by Andrei Ardelean.
• Audio recordings of the lectures.

You might be interested in the following ones too:

• Richard M. Reese, Understanding and Using C Pointers, 2013
• Kochan, Stephen G. Programming in C. Sams Publishing, 2004.
• Press, William H. Numerical recipes 3rd edition: The art of scientific computing. Cambridge university press, 2007.
• Coursera online course: Programming Languages; Not using C, but interesting if you have curiosities in "many of the concepts that underlie all programming languages"
• Khan Academy online.
• What can C++ do for embedded systems developers? - Bjarne Stroustrup
• The Developement of the C programming language - Dennis Ritchie
• A set of video lectures about the maths and programming behind autonomous driving.
• Quora question about Linus Torvalds, C vs C++, Java, ...