Computer Programming

Serial Number
48389
Course Number
EE4052
Course Identifier
901 60200
Class 01
2 Credits
A6
No Target Students
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JIUN-LANG HUANG
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- COLLEGE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
- jlhuang@ntu.edu.tw
- 博理館（電機三館）623室
- 02-33663609
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Type 3
The first week after the classes begin: Students register the courses and the courses will be allocated based the students' preference order. The second week after the classes begin: Students add the courses online with the given permission number.
50 Student Quota
NTU 50
No Specialization Program
Chinese
NTU COOL
Core Capabilities and Curriculum Planning

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A6:Mathematics and Computer Science
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Course Description
This course begins with an introduction to the evolution and operating principles of computers. It then progressively familiarizes students with program structure and the application design process, including basic syntax, control flow, exception handling, input/output, and classes. The course outline is as follows: 1. Introduction 2. Python Basics 3. Flow Control 4. Functions 5. Sequence, Dictionary, and Set 6. Array-Oriented Programming with NumPy 7. File and Exception 8. Object-Oriented Programming
Course Objective
Beyond teaching core syntax, this curriculum fosters engineering literacy by immersing students in systematic problem-solving. Through real-world projects, students learn to identify and isolate technical bottlenecks from given specifications. By applying structured reasoning to build logical models, they bridge the gap between theory and practice—transforming abstract concepts into robust, executable software architectures.
Course Requirement
high-school mathematics, computer file management
Expected weekly study hours before and/or after class
before class: 1 hour after class: 2 to 4 hours
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Grading
40%
term project
40%
homework
20%
participation
discussion, in-lecture assignment, etc.
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