Object oriented programming and computer simulations Field of study: Materials Science and Engineering
Programme code: 08-S1MAA16.2016

Module name: Object oriented programming and computer simulations
Module code: IM1A_PSK
Programme code: 08-S1MAA16.2016
Semester: winter semester 2018/2019
Language of instruction: English
Form of verification: exam
ECTS credits: 4
Description:
The Object oriented programming and computer simulations module shall enable students learning the issues of practical application of the object oriented programming method in simulations of physical phenomena and processes. Owing to that students shall understand the importance of a computer experiment not only in the description of materials physio-chemical properties, but also in designing new engineering materials for technical and medical applications. The accomplishment of the above objectives will require learning a number of issues from the field of the object oriented programming, such as: class declaration and definition, constructors and destructors, operators overloading, nested classes, derived classes, polymorphism and virtual functions.
Prerequisites:
The knowledge of issues from the field of mathematics, physics, programming languages and numerical methods is required.
Key reading:
1. A. Pasławski, DELPHI 5.0, EDITION 2000 2. Wstęp do dynamiki układów chaotycznych, PWN Warszawa 1998 3. M. Matyka, Symulacje komputerowe w fizyce, Helion 2002
Learning outcome of the module Codes of the learning outcomes of the programme to which the learning outcome of the module is related [level of competence: scale 1-5]
Understanding basic terms, the idea and principles of object oriented programming. [IM1A_PSK_1]
 IM1A_W19 [1/5] IM1A_W20 [5/5]
The skill to analyse the content of an engineering task and to apply the object oriented programming method in simulations of physical phenomena and processes and of material properties. [IM1A_PSK_2]
 IM1A_U07 [5/5] IM1A_U10 [4/5] IM1A_K05 [1/5]
Type Description Codes of the learning outcomes of the module to which assessment is related
Written examination [IM1A _PSK_w_1]
Verification of the knowledge based on the lectures content, recommended literature and attended classes.
 IM1A_PSK_1 IM1A_PSK_2
Written test [IM1A _PSK_w_2]
Periodical checking of the knowledge about theoretical foundations of the object oriented programming.
 IM1A_PSK_1 IM1A_PSK_2
Practical test [IM1A _PSK_w_3]
Checking the skill to create an object oriented algorithm in resolving a computational problem - a physical process simulation. Preparing the report on the class execution.
 IM1A_PSK_1 IM1A_PSK_2
Report [IM1A _PSK_w_4]
Justification of the selected method for the programming problem solving and discussion of the obtained results.
 IM1A_PSK_1 IM1A_PSK_2
Form of teaching Student's own work Assessment of the learning outcomes
Type Description (including teaching methods) Number of hours Description Number of hours
lecture [IM1A _PSK _fs_1]
The lecture shall enable understanding the object oriented programming terms and methods. The lecture is delivered with the use of multimedia based on a recommended set of handbooks.
 30
The work with the recommended literature comprising independent acquisition of knowledge related to issues presented during the lectures.
 40 Written examination [IM1A _PSK_w_1]
laboratory classes [IM1A _PSK _fs_2]
Practical application of the object oriented programming and numerical methods to resolve computational problems. Creating numerical algorithms and programs. Classes on a common or individual topic are performed by students individually using the hardware and software available in the computer laboratory.
 30
Preparation to classes through independent studying and testing of recommended issues.
 30 Written test [IM1A _PSK_w_2] Practical test [IM1A _PSK_w_3] Report [IM1A _PSK_w_4]
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Syllabuses (USOSweb)
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