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Program Details

The program in question is "A programoz·s alapjai 2" (Programming Fundamentals 2), offered by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Department of Automation and Applied Informatics.

Program Description

The primary objective of this course is to continue introducing students to computer problem-solving methods and basic tools, building on the foundation established in the previous semester. This semester's main goal is to deepen the understanding of the C programming language through additional practices, familiarize students with the steps involved in solving large programming tasks, and introduce object-oriented programming. The course achieves its objectives by building on the C language knowledge acquired in the previous semester and introducing the C++ language.

Course Structure

The course includes lectures and laboratory sessions. The laboratory materials closely follow the lecture themes, supporting their understanding and deepening.

Instructors

• Forstner Bertalan Dr., Deputy Head of Department, Associate Professor
• Bl·zovics L·szlÛ Dr., Adjunct
• Max Gyula Dr., Adjunct
• Szegletes Luca Dr., Adjunct
• Sipos M·rton, Teaching Assistant
• Fodor B·lint, Ph.D. Student
• GÛtzy M·rton, Scientific Assistant
• Dunaev Dmitriy Dr., Associate Professor
• Kˆvesd·n G·bor, Teaching Assistant
• Pom·zi Kriszti·n, Teaching Assistant
• Gazdi L·szlÛ, Teaching Assistant
• Budai ¡d·m, Ph.D. Student
• Hartmann ¡bel, Scientific Assistant
• Somogyi Norbert Zsolt, Teaching Assistant
• BÈres B·lint, Teaching Assistant
• Torma Szabolcs, Ph.D. Student
• Kov·cs Viktor, Teaching Assistant
• B·ny·sz G·bor, Teaching Assistant

News and Updates

Several news items and updates are available regarding the course, including information about exams, seating arrangements, and changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, these are not directly related to the program's details or structure.

Notes

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