Topics
Number Systems
Program Analysis
Introduction to C+ +
- Introduction to C++
- Character Sets
- Standard I/O Strems in C++
- Type Modifiers
- C++ Data Types
- Variables in C++
- Constants
- Compiler Tokens
- Operators in C++
- Comments in C++
- Scope and Visibility
- Control Statements
- Functions in C++
- Default Arguments
- Techniques used to pass Variables into C++ Functions
- Function Overloading
- Inline Functions
- Recursion
- Pointers in C++
- Arrays in C++
- References
- Type Conversion in Expressions
Visual Basic
- Introduction to Visual Basic
- One language Three Editions
- Study Of Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- Visual Basic Programming
- Few Common Methods
Introduction to Networking and Internet
- Introduction to Networking and Internet
- Networking Terms and Concepts
- Types of Networks
- Network Security
- Network Configurations
- Network Applications
Introduction to program Analysis
- Programming is the core concept of software development, where instructions are written to perform specific tasks on a computer. It plays a vital role in determining the outcome of any computer-based task, such as printouts, layouts, data processing, etc.
- Programming is not just coding it is a systematic process that requires proper planning, analysis, and design Program development is a skill that demands logical thinking and structured planning
Any problem to be converted into a program should go through problem analysis. Procedural Steps to Breaking down the Problem that a computer can execute
Example
Problem Statement: Add two numbers and display the result.
1) Take two numbers as input (a and b)
2) Add 2 numbers
3) Store the result in c
4) Display value of c
Common Methods of Program Analysis:
1) Flowchart: A graphical representation of the program flow.
2) Algorithm: A step-by-step procedure to solve the problem.
3) Pseudocode: A simplified, half-code/half-English version of the algorithm
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