After completing this course, the students will be able to write programs in an object-oriented manner and work according to a systematic software engineering process. More specifically:
- Making good and correct use of object-oriented programming concepts
- Basic insights in data structures, algorithm efficiency, multi-threading, and other specific libraries.
- How to apply the concepts above in C++
- Work according to an iterative agile software engineering process
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This course teaches object-oriented programming concepts, as well as basic insights in data structures, algorithm efficiency, and multithreading. Each week first discusses a topic in lectures and then there are scheduled tutoring sessions where students work on weekly assignments. The last weeks are spent working on a final assignment in which students are required to use additional libraries and work according to an iterative software engineering process, without additional lectures.
Assessment
Students work in pairs of two on weekly and final assignments and all assignments are graded. The final grade is a weighted average of these grades, where a minimum grade required for the final assignment.
The lectures and weekly assignments are the same as the Programming (MSc) course.
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