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Programming Concepts

This comprehensive guide offers an in-depth exploration of programming concepts essential for understanding modern computing. Authored by Jacques Tiberghien, it covers topics from the basics of digital computers and operating systems to advanced programming languages and design documentation. The material includes essential principles of program validation, recursive algorithms, and data organization, including modules and data types. Ideal for students and professionals looking to enhance their knowledge in programming and computer science.

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Programming Concepts

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  1. Programming Concepts Jacques Tiberghien jacques.tiberghien@vub.ac.be office : +32 2 629 2905 Mobile : +32 475 81 93 27

  2. Part 1 : Computers 1.0. Information Age and Digital Computers 1.1. Digital Computers : Hardware Organization 1.2. Digital Computers : Operating Systems 1.3. Computer Networks 1.4. Programming Languages and Programming 1.5. History of Computing Devices Programming Concepts

  3. Part 2 : Programming 2.1. Program Design and Documentation 2.2. Programming Language Definition 2.3. Modula 2 : An Introduction 2.4. Simple Types 2.5. Control Instructions 2.6. Structured Types 2.7. Procedures 2.8. Search Algorithms 2.9. Array Sorting Algorithms 2.10. Recursive Algorithms and Backtracking 2.11. Program Validation Programming Concepts

  4. Part 3 : Organizing Data and Programs 3.1. Modules, Abstract Data Types and Objects 3.2..3.4. Recursive Data Structures 3.2. Linear Lists 3.3. Binary Trees 3.4. Storing Trees on Disk 3.5. Alternative method for dictionary building : Hashing 3.6. Programming of Numerical Algorithms Programming Concepts

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