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CS 101 Introduction to Programming

CS 101 Introduction to Programming. Dr. Basit Qureshi Assistant Professor College of Computer and Information Sciences Prince Sultan University. What?. This class is an introduction to the craft of programming , techniques , practices and applications. Why?.

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CS 101 Introduction to Programming

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  1. CS 101 Introduction to Programming Dr. Basit Qureshi Assistant Professor College of Computer and Information Sciences Prince Sultan University

  2. What? This class is an introduction to the craft of programming, techniques, practicesand applications.

  3. Why? The goal for students is to make computers (as stupid mechanisms) to do tasks that we like them to do at the same time learn from computers (as intelligent machines) the most surprising ways a task can be completed.

  4. How? By the end of the semester, you should have a basic understanding of programming concepts and constructs such as • Variables, • Numbers • Strings, • Assignments, • Sequential versus selective execution, • Nesting, • Loops, • Functions, • Arrays, • Reference parameters, • File streams, etc.

  5. When? • This course is a 4 credit hours (6 contact hours) course and we shall be meeting six times every week. The weekly schedule would be as follows: Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Tutorial Lecture Lab Lecture Lab Lecture

  6. About the Instructor • Dr. Basit Qureshi • PhD Computer Science UK • MS Computer Science Florida US • BS Computer Science Ohio US • Currently • Assistant Professor, CCIS • Director, Prince Megrin Data Mining Center • Experience • Over 17 years of writing Java • Sun Certified Professional • IEEE CSDP • Membership • IEEE, IEEE CS Society, ACM USA, SCS, Saudi Arabia

  7. About my Research • Research Interests • Cloud Computing • P2P Networks • Mobile Computing • Trust, Security Privacy in Ubiquitous Environments • Awards: • Best Paper award at 6th IEEE/IFIP Symposium on Trusted Computing and Communications (Trustcom2010), Hong Kong, Dec 11-13, 2010. • Best Teaching Faculty in College of Computer and Info Sc. Award. 2008 • Research Involvement • Journals: IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, Springer Journal of Supercomputing, Elsevier ACI, Applied Computing and Informatics, Elsevier COMCOM, Computer Communications, InderscienceIJMC. Intl Journal of Mobile Communications  • Conferences: SDMA 2014, IUCC2012, SDMA2012, DSDE2011, MOSN2011, ICESS2010. WAMIS2010, SPECTS09, ITI09, NCC08, ITI08, NCC06. • Funding: 2 Projects KACST (~2.1 mil SR), 1 Project NPSTI (~1.5 mil SR), 2 Projects PSRTC (~150 K SR), 2 Projects MEGDAM (~161 K SR).

  8. Course Policies • Attending all classes is important. The DN limit for this class is 9 absences. Students entering class after 5 minutes of starting time are considered absent. NO EXCEPTIONS PERIOD. • Late turning in of the home works is not accepted. • Exam time finishes when the instructor calls time. Exam WILL NOT be graded if a student hands in exam 1 minute after the call was made. • Cheating and Plagiarism is unacceptable. Any such case will result in Failing grade in course. • All Exams, labs assignments and projects are individual work and must be done individually

  9. How to Failthis course…! • By not practicing • By failing to ask questions in class • By not getting help from [Instructors and TAs] • By not doing OWN work • By submitting someone else’s work with your name Remember: Installing software and doing all assignments on time is your responsibility Cheating is unacceptable and will result in Failing grade and possible expulsion from University

  10. How to Passthis course…! • Attending all classes • Solving questions in the tutorials • Doing OWN work in Lab sessions • Practice, Practice, Practice • Studying and practicing from the text book Netbeans is a free tool for practice. So,…. Practice Only good practice and experience will allow you to get good scores in exams

  11. Special Note to Scholarship Students • Start Planning NOW…! • Last term students got: • 17% got A or A+ • 25% got B or B+ • 17% got C or C+ • 15% got D or D+ • 16% got F • To maintain GPA • Get at least a B grade (3.00 GPA). • Be in the top 25% of class • How? • Study Practice • Study Practice • Study Practice

  12. Text • Building Java Programs (2nd Edition) S. Reges & M. SteppPublisher: Addison Wesley; 2010ISBN-13: 978-0136091813

  13. Tools • MS Windows • Netbeans IDE • Java JDK

  14. Website http://info.psu.edu.sa/psu/cis/biq/cs101/

  15. Assessments

  16. Instructors Dr. Basit Qureshi Office: MEGDAM Email: qureshi@cis.psu.edu.sa Course Website : http://info.psu.edu.sa/psu/cis/biq/cs101 Instructor Website : http://info.psu.edu.sa/psu/cis/biq

  17. Questions?

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