Nikolay Kirov
Teaching [bg]
Courses in 2005/2006 academic year

NETB101, NETB111

Introduction to Programming (C++)

NETB101 Lectures:
Thursday, 11:20-12:50, 702 II


Term exam: 2.02, 9:40, 311 I  		NETB111 Workshop:
I group:  Tuesday, 8:00-9:30, 311 I
II group: Tuesday, 11:20-12:50, 311 I
III group: Monday 8:00-9:30, 311 I
Term exam: 2.02, 9:40, 311 I

COURSE PASSPORT: DOC, HTML Programming Competition - 18.12.05: rules, results
Textbook: Cay Horstmann, Computing Concepts with C++ Essentials, Third Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 2003.

Some useful textbooks in Bulgarian.

Timetable, lecture slides and labs Behavioral Expectations
Virtual Learning - VEDA Students - NETB101 , NETB111 

Style guidelines

Course Objectives

NETB101
 Week No. / Date
NETB111
 From Week No.
 Due to Week No.
NETB111
 Week No.
The Questions of Test_1  5 / 3.11.05
Homework_1 4
 6
Exam of Practice_1 6
The Questions of Test_2  10 / 15.12.05
Homework_2 9
 11
Exam of Practice_2 11
The Questions of Final Test  15 / 25.01.06
Homework_3 13
 15
Final Exam of Practice 15

TUTORIALS:
Monday, 9:30-11:30, IMI, 416
Tuesday, 9:30-11:30, IMI, 416
Thursday, 9:30-11:10, NBU, 611 II
Friday, 13:30-16:30, IMI, 416
Unix/Linux Operating system: Cay Horstmann: Compiler and Tool Help

Links

Forum:  Network Technologies, NBU > Учебна дейност > Програмиране (NETB101)

The cplusplus.com tutorial (Complete C++ language tutorial)

One bootable CD mini Debian distribution: http://www.knoppix.org/ && http://www.knoppix.net/

Preparation for Tests: THE MULTIPLE CHOICE EXAM  &&  Preparing for Multiple Choice Exams

Debugging with GDB: gdb_toc.html, Кратко практическо ръководство за работа с GDB
Free compilers for MS Windows: The correspondence between the (course passport) points and marks for NBU information system:
Points (max 10)
 Marks
     Points (max 20)
 Marks
Points (max 100)
 Marks
0-4
 2.00
                                                        
0-9
 2.00
                                           
0-49
 2.00
5
 3.00
10
 3.00
50-59
 3.00
6
 3.50
11-12
 3.50
60-75
 4.00
7
 4.00
13-14
 4.00
76-89
 5.00
8
 5.00
15
 4.50
90-100
 6.00
9-10
 6.00
16
 5.00





17-18
 5.50





19-20
 6.00


Last update on February 13, 2006 nkirov<at>math.bas.bg, nkirov<at>nbu.bg