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Programming 2: Structures (FITech)

Course is offered via <a href="https://fitech.io/en/studies/programming-2-structures/">FITech</a> free of charge.&nbsp;

The assessment is based on the points obtained from the weekly exercises and assignments (projects) as well as the grade of the exam.

The course has an electronic exam that needs to be done in an EXAM classroom in Tampere. Please check with the teacher before taking the course exam if the electronic exam is linked to a specific class.

The course material is available in Finnish and English. The programming language is C++, prior experience is not necessary.

More information in the Tampere University <a href="https://www.tuni.fi/en/students-guide/curriculum/course-units/tut-cu-g-45510?">study guide</a>.

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Email: open.studies.tau [at] tuni.fi (open[dot]studies[dot]tau[at]tuni[dot]fi)

Phone: 0294 520 200 

More information concerning Open University studies 

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Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences

Technology and Natural Sciences

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Multi-modal teaching

<ul>
	<li>Dividing program code into manageable parts and other style issues. Modularity and use of classes. Basics of object-oriented programming.</li>
	<li>Recursion.</li>
	<li>STL (Standard Template Library). Basic containers (vector, set, map). Iterators.</li>
	<li>Values, references, and pointers. Dynamic memory management. Basics of dynamic data structures. Linked list. Smart pointers.</li>
	<li>Basics of programming graphical user interfaces. Most common GUI widgets. Basics of signal-slot mechanism.</li>
	<li>Version control (in single programmer’s projects).</li>
	<li>Compiling compared to interpreting.</li>
</ul>

A student attaining grade “good” can design and implement smallish programs independently: the student is able to divide the program to parts that can be implemented separately in a practicable way plus design simple data structures and algorithms. The student can evaluate the structure of a program written by another person.

Basics of programming required, e.g. course Programming 1: Introduction.

The course includes weekly exercises, programming projects, and exam.

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