Program Overview

Lend黮etv閠el III. Informatika University Program for Students

Program Overview

The Lend黮etv閠el III. Informatika program is designed for university students, particularly those who are struggling with informatics courses. The program aims to develop algorithmic thinking and provide a comprehensive understanding of imperative programming concepts.

Program Details

• Program ID: 22-003
• Program Leader: Dr. Tevesz G醔or
• Program Organizer: S黷 Bettina
• Start Date: 2026.02.18
• Application Deadline: 2026.02.15
• Duration: 24 hours
• Net Price: 34,500 Ft
• Tax Type: +VAT (27%)
• Gross Price: 43,815 Ft

Certification Requirements

To receive a certificate, participants must:

• Attend at least 80% of online classes
• Pass the final assessment with at least 50%
• Pay the program fee

Program Structure

The program consists of 12 sessions, each 2 hours long, held every Wednesday from 10:00 to 11:30. The sessions will cover the following topics:

1. Introduction to Imperative Programming: Basic concepts, specification, algorithm, program code, types, variables, values, and expressions.
2. Structured Programs: Control structures, sequences, conditional statements, loops, and functions.
3. Complex Control Structures: Advanced control structures, Jackson's method for program design.
4. Error Handling and Debugging: Common programming errors, logical expressions, and debugging techniques.
5. Array Processing: Introduction to arrays, sorting, and searching algorithms.
6. Data Structures: Introduction to data structures, including lists, stacks, and queues.
7. Functions and Modules: Using functions and modules to organize code.
8. File Handling: Reading and writing files, including text and binary files.
9. Data Analysis: Introduction to data analysis, including data visualization and statistical methods.
10. Algorithm Design: Designing algorithms, including recursive and iterative approaches.
11. Graphical User Interfaces: Introduction to graphical user interfaces, including design principles and implementation.
12. Final Assessment: A 90-minute final exam to assess participants' understanding of the material.

Target Audience

The program is designed for:

• University students who are struggling with informatics courses
• High school students who plan to pursue a degree in computer science or a related field

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the basics of imperative programming
• Design and implement algorithms using Python
• Use data structures and file handling techniques
• Analyze and visualize data
• Design and implement graphical user interfaces