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[ 526ESWE11 ] Subject Introduction to Software Development

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6 ECTS Accumulative subject examination B1 - Bachelor's programme 1. year Computer Science Alois Ferscha Johannes Kepler University Linz
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Pre-requisites (*)keine
Original study plan Bachelor's programme Business Informatics 2016W
Objectives The students are familiar with (syntax-independent) modern methods of programming. They have basic knowledge in developing algorithmic programs and are capable of object-oriented programming. They know control structures and are familiar with basic concepts of data representation, in particular with lists, trees, recursive data structures and algorithms. They know the programming language Java.
Subject Terminology:
problem solving strategies; machines, data and commands; algorithms (definition); formal languages, expressions, grammars; programming languages and compilers

Syntax constructs:
primitive data types and literals; variables, names, declarations, initialization; operators (arithmetic, comparing, assigning, logic, bitwise, unary); operator priorities, type conversion; commands, visibility and sequences of commands; arrays and character strings; control structures

Basic concepts in programming:
objects, classes, attributes, methods; referencing objects, constructors; object-oriented programming; procedures and parameters; input/output, files; interfaces; extension of classes (overloading, inheritance)

Selected special concepts in programming:
dynamic data structures (example lists); overview dynamic data structures (graphs, queues, stacks, sets); self-reference and means of description; recursive algorithms (linear and non-linear, example mergesort); recursive data structures (example trees); events and event processing; exceptions; threads

Organizing programming:
programming conventions (code conventions); file organization, structuring, comments; structuring concepts for large programs; documentation; packages; tools and development environments

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