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Algorithmes et programmation I
Course teacher(s)
Anthony LEROY (Coordinator)ECTS credits
5
Language(s) of instruction
french
Course content
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Basic programming concepts: variable, assignment, boolean condition, if-statement, while-statement, array, input/output
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Basic algorithms: searching, sorting, scanning an array.
Objectives (and/or specific learning outcomes)
Understanding computer science as a scientific tool. Having critical thinking concerning problems which can be resolved by means of programming and algorithms. Understanding the divide and conquer paradigm and the procedural technique.
Prerequisites and Corequisites
Courses requiring this course
Teaching methods and learning activities
Lectures, practical exercises; course taught in French.
Contribution to the teaching profile
COMPREHENDING NEW KNOWLEDGE
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Applying methods and techniques acquired during the BA to another field of study by demonstrating intellectual openness
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Acquiring the methodological and practical knowledge necessary to design and manage an information system
DEEPENING SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE
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Understanding and mastering specialized concepts in the field of Information Science
BEHAVING PROFESSIONALLY
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Displaying analytical and synthetical thinking, contextualization skills, rigor and consistency
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Demonstrating critical thinking and autonomy
Course notes
- Université virtuelle
Other information
Contacts
Teaching assistant : Thomas Carette (thomas.carette@ulb.be)
Lecturer : Anthony Leroy (anthony.leroy@ulb.be)
Virtual University direct link : http://uv.ulb.ac.be
Campus
Solbosch
Evaluation
Method(s) of evaluation
- written examination
- Project
written examination
- Open book examination
- Open question with developed answer
Project
The practical and theoretical understanding of the course will be tested during a written examination.
The project is strictly individual.
With regard to the use of generative artificial intelligence tools, the terms and conditions of this course follow those set out for dissertations and TPMs in the Master ‘dissertation guide’.
Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)
Distribution of the learning activities in the grading system : theoretical part (70%) - practical part (30%)
Language(s) of evaluation
- french