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Programming in C#

People

Lead by Andres Käver andres.kaver 😎

Assistant Teacher(s) (& uni-id):

  • Mikk Raba mikk.raba

Grading

  • 20p theoretical quiz – on paper (multiple choice questions), no outside help (or in moodle).
  • 30p practical exam - everything is allowed
  • 50p home project – no official teams
  • 0-50: FAIL, >50: 1, >60: 2, >70: 3, >80: 4, >90: 5
  • Every grade part has >50% requirement

Notes about grading

  • Home assignment grade can’t be higher than practical examination
  • How could you do your homework at max, and then fail practical exam?

Home project

  • 50 points
  • No official teams - project presentation and code review is individual
  • Final project defence – 25 points
  • X milestones, every milestone gives 25/X points
  • X – is anywhere from 1 - 10
  • Every milestone has deadline, every day over deadline removes 10% of this deadlines points
  • You can plagiarize everything, referencing the source of code is not mandatory. Usage of ChatGPT is OK.

Misc

Projects (all grading is based on git history and content) https://gitlab.cs.ttu.ee (Uni-ID)

Git repo has to be named
developers: icd0008-24f
cyber security: ics0010-24f

Create README.md in root directory with your full name, student code, school email and uni-id.

Please add teacher and all TA's as developers into git repo.

Course demos
https://git2.akaver.com/taltech-public/csharp-2024f

Course in Moodle - not yet (maybe never) https://moodle.taltech.ee/course/view.php?id=24942
Student key for 2024 fall: ---

Do not forget to add .gitignore to your repository. You can use these:
C# .gitignore
Add this also in addition if you use JetBrains Rider

Topics

  • Basic program structure
  • Type system
  • OOP
  • Working with data
  • LINQ
  • Nullables
  • Web/Razor
  • Programming patterns
  • Delegates, Events, Exceptions
  • Multithreading
  • Reflection
  • WPF, UWP
danger

Do not leave all the work for the last week!