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Programming 1: Introduction to Programming, Electronic exam

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<h5>Core content</h5><ul><li>The concepts program and algorithm. Designing and testing small programs. </li><li>Dividing program into smaller entities: functions. Passing parameters and return values. </li><li>Control structures.</li><li>Variables. Scope. Data types.</li><li>Strings and lists.<br></li><li>Basic operations of file handling.</li><li>Good programming practices.<br></li></ul><h5>Complementary knowledge</h5><ul><li>Sets and dictionaries.</li><li>Combining data structures.</li><li>Basics of classes and objects.</li></ul><h5>Specialist knowledge</h5><ul><li>Default values of parameters.</li><li>Function parameters.<br></li><li>Special methods.</li><li>Tuples.<br></li></ul>

After successfully passing the course a student<ul><li>understands the basic concepts of programming (variables and control structures)</li><li>knows how to divide a program into functions</li><li>undestands how to use some basic data structure (lists and dictionaries)</li><li>is able to combine basic data structures to create more complex nested structures</li><li>is capable to solve small programming problems</li><li>is familiar with good programming practices</li><li>understands the basic ideas of object oriented programming (class and object)</li></ul>

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