Module Software Laboratory, Media and Communication Computer Science (Bachelor) (ER 2)

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Software Laboratory

MKIB220

Prof. Dr. Martin Sulzmann

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2nd Semester

Informatik 1

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The students learn to apply the theoretical knowledge of "Informatik 2” using the programming language C++. They have design and implement projects with an increasing level of difficulty. The main topics are:

  • Practicing object oriented programming techniques
  • Preferring abstractions over concrete implementations
  • Modeling class and package diagrams before starting an implementation
  • Code quality assurance by writing automated tests
  • Teamwork

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Course Software Laboratory

MKIB221

Laboratory

Prof. Dr. Christian Pape
Prof. Dr. Heiko Körner
Prof. Dr. Martin Sulzmann

German

5/4

150 hours in total, including 60 hours of contact study.

Laboratory Work 1 Semester (not graded)

The students implement projects with an increasing complexity in C++. They have to use generic classes, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces and concepts for error handling and detection like exceptions and assertions. Additionally they will learn to use elements of the STL and to model the classes and their relationships with UML.

On the homepage: Project description with a step-by-step instruction, Java script, optional exercise with solutions, books:

  • Ulrich Breymann, C++ - Einführung und professionelle Programmierung, Hanser-Verlag

Laboratory work