Introduction to scientific and engineering computing ( C Programming)

1. BIL 104E
Introduction to Scientific and
Engineering Computing
Serkan Türkeli

2. Dr. Serkan Türkeli
E-posta: serkanturkeli@yahoo.com/
sturkeli@itu.edu.tr
Internet: serkanturkeli.minmba.com

3. Course Resources
• All relevant class information is presented on
the BIL105 web site.
http://ninova.itu.edu.tr
• Check the web site at least once every three
days for updates.
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4. What will I learn in BIL105?
• Numerical Scientific Computation
• Structured Programming Principles and
Paradigms
• C Programming Language

5. What will I be doing in BIL105E?
•Attend lectures as much as you can.
•Read at least 70 pages per week.
•Write C software in weekly computer lab.
•Take weekly compass quizzes
•Solve two programming assignments by myself.
•Take one midterm exam.
•Study the lecture notes and lab material.
•Study old exams.
•Examine the class web-page at least once every
three days.
•And to top it all off...... Take the final exam.
If you do not
agree with one
of the rules
post here,
please drop
course…

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Text Books:
 How To Program C, H.M. Deitel and P.J.
Deitel, Prentice-Hall Inc.,
 Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours, T. Zang,
Sams Publishing,
 The C Programming Language (ANSI
C), B. W. Kernighan & D. M. Ritchie,
Prentice-Hall Inc., Second Eddition

7. COURSE INFORMATION
Attendence Policy
70% attendence is compulsory.
Grading
%20 Homeworks (2 Hw, each of them 10 points)
%10 Quizzes (5 Quizes, each of them 2 points)
%30 Midterm Exam
%40 Final Exam
Late submission of assignments/homework
– Not accepted one week after the due date.
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8. Teach or Learn Programming
• Programming is
making your
dream real.
• You can have
unlimited
resources only by
creating software.
For example
unlimited birds
(Angry birds)