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IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to C Programming, Part Three
This tutorial is primarily aimed at those who have some experience programming in another language, such as MATLAB, and want to learn to read, write, and modify C codes in a Unix environment. Although previous programming experience would be helpful, it is not mandatory. In this tutorial we will cover basic syntax, and write, compile, and run some simple codes. Basics of makefiles will also be covered. Prerequisite: knowledge of a Unix editor (emacs, vi, etc.). If you are not familiar with an editor but would like to take this tutorial, please contact Robert Putnam (putnam@bu.edu) to arrange for a brief editor tutorial. This tutorial is a continuation of Introduction to C Programming, Parts One and Two (Handsāon) described above. We strongly recommend that if you are interested in this tutorial, you also register for Part One and Part Two.
Register by: 2/1/2013When | 10:00 am to 12:00 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013 |
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Building | 111 Cummington Mall |
Room | B27 |
Contact Email | scv-tutorial@bu.edu |
Fees | Free |
Open To | Students faculty staff |
Speakers | Robert Putnam |