ce101-c

C101

Introduction

Feel free to visit and use some sample codes and homeworks problem source codes in C and GoLang for the Introduction to Programming course at the Amirkabir University of Tech. under supervision of Prof. Bakhshi.

For homework problems and more materials about the course see here.

Thanks to Quera for supporting our course!

Trello boards

• Fall-2017
• Fall-2018

Requirements

Source codes of Homework are written in Go and C. Documentations are in Word and needs Sahel and Vazir fonts.

Problem Structure

Each problem have the following structure:

HW-1\
    |
    |- p1\
    |    |
    |    |- p1.md
    |    |- p1.go
    |    |- tc\
    |    |     |- in
    |    |     |- out
    |
    |- p2\

p.sh creates the zip file that can be uplaoded to Quera website based on the above structure. It feeds the inputs from in folder into p.go then puts the results into out folder.

If there is a file with generator.go name in tc folder the p.sh use it to generate the test cases into in folder.

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"math/rand"
)

func main() {
	fmt.Printf("%d %d;", 1, 10)
	fmt.Printf("%d %d;", 5, 10)

	for i := 0; i < 20; i++ {
		m := rand.Intn(100)
		n := rand.Intn(m)

		fmt.Printf("%d %d;", n, m)
	}
}

Topics

• Lecture 3: Basic C Programming
• Lecture 4: Calculations
• Lecture 5: Interaction
• Lecture 6: Making Decisions
• Lecture 7: Repeating Statements
• Lecture 8: Functions
• Lecture 9: Arrays
• Lecture 10: Pointers & Dynamic Memory
• Lecture 11: Structures
• Lecture 12: Files
• Lecture 13: Miscellaneous

Assignments

• HW1: Algorithm Design

• HW2: Caculation (with an introduction to math.h) and Interaction (scanf() and printf())

• HW3: Decision Making

• HW4: Loops

• HW5: Functions

• HW6: Mid-Term Project

• HW7: Pointer, Structs and Files

Exercises are categorized by topic and semester order in this link

The difficulty of each question from 10 and terms that contain the question are included in the sheet along with their link.

Workshops

• Introduction-1
• Introduction-2
• Algorithm
• Algorithm
• I/O, Calculation
• Decision
• Loop
• Midterm Review
• Git
• Arrays & DP
• Pointers
• Pointers and Arguments
• Linked Lists & Structs

Teaching Assistants over Semesters

Fall-2014

• Shirin Shirazi
• Bita Azari
• Ahmad Asadi
• Parham Alvani

Fall-2015

• Elahe Jalalpour
• Shiva Zamani
• Iman Tabrizian
• Parham Alvani

Fall-2016

• Mahtab Farrokh
• Ramtin Shakeri
• Esmail Naderi
• Amirmohammad Haghollahi
• Parham Alvani

Fall-2017

• Paya Faghani
• Ehsan Souri
• Parsa Eskandarnejad
• Soroush Barmakie
• Parham Alvani

Fall-2018

• Parsa Eskandarnejad
• Sepehr Akhoundi
• Amirhosein Khoshbin
• Muhammad Azhdari
• Mohsen Mohammadi
• Mohammad Sami
• AliAkbar Badri (Lab)
• Amirhossein Bavand (Lab)
• Saeid Dadkhah (Lab)
• Mahdi Aghajani (Lab)
• Parham Alvani

Spring-2019

• MohamadHasan Taghadosi (Lab)
• Paya Faghani
• Mohsen Mohammadi
• Roya Taheri (Lab)
• Parham Alvani

Fall-2019

• Amin Rashidbeigi (Lab)
• Mohammad Mashayekh (Lab)
• MohamadHasan Taghadosi (Lab)
• Mahvash Siavashpour (Lab)
• Mohsen Mohammadi
• Mohamad Fatemi
• Saman Hoseini
• Mahin Mirshams
• Mohammad Javad Ardestani (Lab)
• Niki Pourazin
• Parham Alvani (Lab)

Spring-2020

• Kian Kashfipour
• Mohammad Fatemi
• MohamadHasan Taghadosi (Lab)
• Roya Taheri (Lab)
• Saman Hoseini
• Maryam Alikarami
• Negin Haji Sobhani
• Darya Zare
• Saeed Maroof
• Bahar Kaviani
• Parham Alvani (Course instructor)

Fall-2020

• Mohammad Fatemi
• Saman Hoseini
• Parham Alvani
• MohamadHasan Taghadosi
• Amirparsa Salmankhah
• Kasra Zarei
• Mina Beiki
• Ali Ansari
• Mahla Sharifi
• Amirreza Hashemi
• Mahdi Rahmani
• Mohammad Salehi
• Bardia Ardakanian
• Amir Naziri
• Korosh Roohi
• Mohammad Javad Rajabi
• Parham Moonesi
• Farshid Nooshi
• Ghazale Noroozi
• Faraz Farangizade
• Amin Habibollah