After successful completion of the course, students are able to

• describe important concepts of a modern programming language
• convert content of natural language programming tasks into executable small programs
• apply practices and tools during the implementation of small programms
• implement and analyze selected algorithms

The following topics are covered in this course:

• Procedural programming concepts (variables, data types, operators, branching, loops, arrays, subroutines)
• Input/Output
• Recursion
• Basic algorithms (searching, sorting)
• Fundamental development methods (procedural abstraction, checking correctness, debugging) and programming tools inclusive a development environment.

Java is used as programming language.

• Lectures with discussions (live stream in TUWEL, recorded lectures in LectureTube)
• Exercise sheets as a preparation for labs
• Discussion of solved exercises during labs (if online, then in ZOOM)
• Tests
• Placement tests for competence level 2 and 3 (voluntary)
• TUWEL tests for consolidation of basics
• Practical programming tests

Preliminary lecture + first lecture: Monday, March 4, from 4:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Lectures

• On Monday, 04:00 p.m. - 08:00 p.m. (c.t.) (short break included) and Thursday 03:00 p.m. - 05:00 p.m. (c.t.) in lecture room EI 8.
• Live stream in TUWEL.
• Recorded and archived in TUWEL (1-3 days after the corresponding lecture).

Placement tests:

• Voluntary tests on March 5 (Competence Level 2) and March 8 (Competence Level 3).
• Admission to a practice group in Competence Level 2 will occur if >= 80% of the points are achieved on the test for Competence Level 2.
• A positive test at competency level 3 will result in completion of the course.

Workload estimation (ECTS Breakdown): 137.5 hours = 5.5 ECTS

• lecture (VO) attendance (50 hours)
• laboratory (UE) attendance (14.5 hours)
• homework exercises (48 hours)
• exercise and test preparation, tests (25 hours)

All information, documents and exercises will be available on the TUWEL platform of the course.

The TUWEL course will be available starting February 19. Information about the voluntary placement tests will also be available in TUWEL from February 19.

For further questions please send an e-mail to: ep1@list.tuwien.ac.at

The grading will be based on the following performances:

• Competence level 1
• Participation in the first two lab exercises
• Discussion and evaluation of the task sheets in the feedback exercises
• 1 TUWEL test (2 dates are offered and the better result is scored)
• 1 programming test (2 dates are offered and the better result is scored)
• Competence level 2
• Placement test for competence level 2
• Discussion and evaluation of the task sheets in the feedback exercises
• 1 TUWEL test (2 dates are offered and the better result is scored)
• 1 programming test (2 dates are offered and the better result is scored)
• Competence level 3
• Placement test for competence level 2
• Placement test for competence level 3 (Note: The placement test for competence level 3 tests the entire material of the course)

For all tests applies:

• On site at the university. Changes will be communicated in time.
• Documentation (slides, Java API) are allowed.
  
  
  

Course registration is mandatory to attend the class.

None.