Course Syllabus

Course Information：

Year-Semester Course Number Course Name Phase Credits Hours Required/Elective Instructor Class Student NO. Withdraw Note

Fall Semester
Year 2018 245294 Computer Programming 1 2.0 3 ▲ Lee, Ming-Tsung 4CEB1A 56 0 計中電腦教室

Year-Semester	Course Number	Course Name	Phase	Credits	Hours	Required/Elective	Instructor	Class	Student NO.	Withdraw	Note
Fall Semester Year 2018	245294	Computer Programming	1	2.0	3	▲	Lee, Ming-Tsung	4CEB1A	56	0	計中電腦教室

Course Plan：

Instructor Lee, Ming-Tsung

Email mtlee@ntut.edu.tw

Last Updated 2018-08-14 13:09:53

Course Objective This course introduces the fundamentals of computer programming. Students will learn the basic components of computer language through exercises during class time. The goals of this course is to help students feel confident of their ability to map scientific problems into computational framework, design mathematical algorithms, write and debug programs for specific tasks. We will use gfortran compiler to learn Fortran – the language which has a long relation with scientific computing in Chemical Engineering. Students are welcome, but not required, to bring their own computers to the class. GFortran is a free compiler on major platforms, you can install it on Windows with Cygwin, on Mac with homebrew, and on any distro of Linux.

Course Schedule week 01. class intro, working environment, program, compiler, gnuplot, etc. week 02. structure, input and output, declaration, format week 03. loop (do) and decision (if) week 04. math operators and functions week 05. array and files week 06. subroutine and module week 07. sorting week 08. Newton’s method week 09. random number generator week 10-17. special topic week 18. final exam

Evaluation and grading policy # English – Except for the 1st class, everyone need to use English for any kind of communication. # Problem-based learning – The class is student-centered. Everyone need to come to class on time and participate the class discussions. # Grading – Class participation (+60), class exercises (+20), final exam (+20) # Networking – everyone should prepare their NTUT Google account. Everything you have done will be documented in the shared Google Drive folders.

Materials All right reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.

Foreign-language textbooks:No
　

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Instructor	Lee, Ming-Tsung
Email	mtlee@ntut.edu.tw
Last Updated	2018-08-14 13:09:53
Course Objective	This course introduces the fundamentals of computer programming. Students will learn the basic components of computer language through exercises during class time. The goals of this course is to help students feel confident of their ability to map scientific problems into computational framework, design mathematical algorithms, write and debug programs for specific tasks. We will use gfortran compiler to learn Fortran – the language which has a long relation with scientific computing in Chemical Engineering. Students are welcome, but not required, to bring their own computers to the class. GFortran is a free compiler on major platforms, you can install it on Windows with Cygwin, on Mac with homebrew, and on any distro of Linux.
Course Schedule	week 01. class intro, working environment, program, compiler, gnuplot, etc. week 02. structure, input and output, declaration, format week 03. loop (do) and decision (if) week 04. math operators and functions week 05. array and files week 06. subroutine and module week 07. sorting week 08. Newton’s method week 09. random number generator week 10-17. special topic week 18. final exam
Evaluation and grading policy	# English – Except for the 1st class, everyone need to use English for any kind of communication. # Problem-based learning – The class is student-centered. Everyone need to come to class on time and participate the class discussions. # Grading – Class participation (+60), class exercises (+20), final exam (+20) # Networking – everyone should prepare their NTUT Google account. Everything you have done will be documented in the shared Google Drive folders.
Materials	All right reserved. Do not reproduce without permission. Foreign-language textbooks:No
The access to curricular consultation
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