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Écrivez votre premier programme avec Java (FUN)

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Écrivez votre premier programme avec Java (FUN)

Le cours est une initiation aux bases de la programmation. Il vise à faire réaliser quelques programmes simples utilisant les instructions de base (if, boucles, tableaux). A travers cette réalisation, le but est de faire comprendre ce qu'est un programme applicatif et par quel processus il est créé. Il s'agit de comprendre ce qui se passe quand on clique sur une icône.

Le cours utilise le langage Java mais sans introduire les concepts de la programmation objet. Il se concentre sur des instructions de base existant sous une forme voisine dans tous les langages courants.

Le cours a une durée de six semaines, chaque semaine étant subdivisée en six séquences d'une dizaine de minutes. Des évaluations intermédiaires sous forme de QCM non notés sont proposées après chaque séquence. Les évaluations notées consistent en un petit programme à écrire par semaine, celui de la dernière semaine comptant davantage. Ces évaluations notées permettent d'obtenir une attestation de suivi avec succès.
Un forum est dédié aux échanges entre apprenants, aux témoignages et aux questions. Le professeur répond régulièrement par web conférence ou annonce sur la plateforme, aux principales interrogations qui ont émergé des discussions du forum.

Plan du cours

Semaine 1 : c'est tout un programme ...
Qu'est-ce qu'un programme ?
Langage source et langage cible.
Structure d'un programme.
Instructions d'entrées-sorties, déclarations, affectation.
Prise en main des outils de développement.

Semaine 2 : avec des si ...
Instruction conditionnelle.
Types et opérations.
Approfondissement sur les variables et l'affectation.

Semaine 3 : ça va durer encore longtemps ?
Boucle for.
Trace d'exécution.
Approfondissement sur l'instruction conditionnelle.
Conditions.

Semaine 4 : on tourne en rond, là.
Boucle while.
Terminaison des boucles.
Introduction à la conception de programmes.

Semaine 5 : vous voyez le tableau.
Tableaux.
Boucles imbriquées.
Entrées-sorties.
Menu.

Semaine 6 : la fin qui n'est qu'un début.
Utilisation de tableaux comme structures de données.
Panorama de ce qui n'est pas couvert par le cours.
Conclusion.

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