The C++ courses may be presented in English
Students intending to attend this course should be prepared for lectures and
exercises in English.
Attendees always have the option to address the teacher in either Dutch or
English, and may submit exercises using either Dutch or English.
The lectures will be in Dutch if that's preferred by all
attendees. However, all assignments and presentation sheets always
use English.
dr. Frank B. Brokken
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Please don't hesitate to contact dr. Frank B. Brokken (f.b.brokken@rug.nl) if there are
any questions.
All activities mentioned below are accessible to students/employees of the
University of Groningen, of the `Hanzehogeschool', of the UMCG and to others
who are interested.
Both domestic and foreign (guest) students and employees of the University
of Groningen, of the `Hanzehogeschool' and of the UMCG can register until the
maximum number of participants has been reached. There are no personal
charges other than the (optional) books that are used with the C++
courses. Employees interested in attending are advised to seek consent from
their department's chairs or comparable, prior to enrolling.
The courses are open to other (external) participants as
well. External participants should contact the lecturer before
enrolling or attending the C++ courses.
Please feel free to contact dr. Frank B. Brokken (phone +31 50
363 9281) if you have any questions about the courses or their organization.
Registration for the course(s) is NOW open.
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Organized courses:
The C/C++ course consists of three parts. Each part takes about 7
to 8 weeks. Provided all requirements are met each part can be attended
independently of the other parts and each part can be completed independently
of the other parts. The standard form of each of these parts will
be rewarded with 5 ECTS study points (when completed successfully).
Note: According to the Artificial
Intelligence study guide (ocasys) the C/C++ course consists of only two
parts. This information is incorrect: the C/C++ course consists
of three parts, as described below.
Lightweight
versions of the courses are also available.
All lectures and all literature offered for the standard courses is also
offered for the various lightweight variants, but the amount of practice
varies for the lightweight variants.
The lightweight variants are rewarded with 2 ECTS points (approx. 55
hrs. study load, maximum grade: 7), 3 ECTS points (approx. 85 hrs. study load,
maximum grade 8), or 4 ECTS points (approx. 110 hrs. study load, maximum grade
9). The maximum grade for the full (5 ECTS points) course is 10.
If you're completing a heavier variant than your study is
willing to support, then your maximum grade is determined by the variant you
complete, and not by the number of credit points your study is willing to
recognize. Furthermore, the particular variant that you complete should be
mentioned in the overview of your results, as registered in, e.g.,
Progress.
It is possible to select a different light-weight variant for each of
the three parts of the C++ course, and it is possible to modify the
(lightweight) level while a course is actually being offered.
When registering for the C++ course(s) no particular registration
is required for the lightweight variant you might want to opt for: just select
your favorite level while attending the course(s).
To join the C++ course, you may register for for each part or just for
part I. Once you've registered for a certain part it is assumed that you
intend to attend subsequent parts as well. There is no obligation, but it
allows you to continue the course without any further administrative hassle.
In
September
you start with part I.
In
November
you continue with part II, and finally, in
January
you enter part III. So, the full C++ course takes about
half a year to complete. It is also possible to attend the individual
parts, omitting one or two other parts. When joining during later courses, it
is assumed that your entry level is at least equal to the exit level of the
previous part. When in doubt, contact the lecturer.
C++ Courses organized by the Center of Information Technology:
Programming in C/C++, part I
- Lecturer: dr.
Frank B. Brokken
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The next course starts
September 6, 2012
- Schedule
It is
already NOW possible
to register for part I of the C++ course.
To register, use
the www form
Your browser must show a confirmation screen in
response to a successful registration. If this doesn't happen,
something went wrong. In that case, please contact the lecturer, dr. Frank
B. Brokken (050 363 9281).
Shortly before the
course starts all participants
receive an e-mail containing further details about the upcoming
course.
Usually no other information is sent to the participants
before that.
- Text for Study Guides
- Setup of the Course
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The contents of the Cygwin-CDROM, except for the cygwin
packages themselves. Use this if you downloaded the cygwin
environment yourself, and now want to do the post
installation as described in the INSTALL.txt file
found in the 1/cygwin directory.
The following information is available to students attending part I of
this course in the academic year 2011-2012:
Programming in C/C++, part II
The following information is available to students attending part II of
this course in the academic year 2011-2012::
Programming in C/C++, part III
The following information is available to students attending part III of
this course in the academic year 2011-2012: