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Become familiar with the theoretical foundations of programming languages. To get acquainted with the most important programming technologies. Learn to use a programmer's handwriting. To get acquainted with the theory, characteristics and implementation of algorithms. Familiarize with Fortran classes (FORTRAN 77, Fortran 90 and 95). Learn C and C ++. Generally become familiar with the characteristics and possibilities of the use of other languages.
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The student will be able to
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R: Compaq Visual Fortran Language Reference. Visual Fortran Version 6.6 (elektronická forma). Compaq Computer Corporation, 2001. R: Horton I.: Wrox Press C++ tutorial. Wrox Press, 1998. R: Singer A.B., Practical C++ Design, Apress, 2017. Last update: Grof Zdeněk (08.07.2021)
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1. Introduction - general problems of software development. Software Engineering. 2. Theory of formal systems, Post production systems. Theory of programming languages, their types. Syntactic and semantic description. 3. Programming technologies (methodology) and their relation to programming languages. 4. Algorithms, their formal enrollment and program implementation. Data structures used in algorithms. 5. FORTRAN languages - general characteristics and version overview. FORTRAN 77 - program structure, data types, expressions, commands. 6. Inputs and outputs in FORTRAN 77. Advanced features and constructions of FORTRAN 77. 7. Fortran languages 90 and 95, major differences compared to FORTRAN 77. 8. Language C: basic characteristics and use. 9. Language C: compiler directives, symbolic constants, and macros. 10. Language C: definition and use of pointers, structures and derived data types. 11. Language C: selected functions from standard libraries. 12. Language C++. Purpose and basic features. Differences between C and C ++, new possibilities and limitations. 13. Language C++: object-oriented and visual programming. 14. Other commonly used languages (Visual Basic, Pascal, Java, Prolog, LISP). Last update: Grof Zdeněk (08.07.2021)
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Good knowledge of working in Windows operating system environments. The advantage is knowledge of programming in a higher programming language, preferably FORTRAN 77/90/95, C, C ++, or Pascal. The advantage is also knowledge of some programming technology, preferably structured and object programming. Last update: Grof Zdeněk (08.07.2021)
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Passing the final test. Development of 3 smaller projects. Developing 3 larger projects. Last update: Grof Zdeněk (08.06.2021)
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