Welcome to the Structured Programming Language - CSE 1157 Lab Works repository. This repository contains assignments and lab exercises for the CSE 1157 course, focusing on structured programming concepts using C language.
- About the Course
- Repository Contents
- How to Use This Repository
- Faculty Details
- Contact Information
- License
CSE 1157 is a foundational course in the Computer Science & Engineering department that introduces students to structured programming concepts using the C programming language. This course emphasizes problem-solving skills, algorithmic thinking, and writing clean, efficient code.
This repository contains lab assignments and practice problems designed to reinforce these concepts.
This repository includes:
- Lab Assignments: Various programming tasks and assignments related to structured programming.
- Source Code: C programs demonstrating different programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, functions, arrays, and pointers.
- Documentation: Notes and instructions related to the assignments.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/md8-habibullah/Structured-Programming-Language-CSE-1157-LAB-Works.git- Navigate to the directory:
cd Structured-Programming-Language-CSE-1157-LAB-Works-
Open the files in your preferred code editor or IDE (e.g., VSCode, Code::Blocks).
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Compile and run the C programs using a C compiler like
gcc:
gcc program_name.c -o program_name
./program_name- Modify or extend the programs as needed for practice or assignments.
| Name | Designation | Department | Mobile | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Md. Sezan Mahmud Saikat | Lecturer | Computer Science & Engineering | 01683603049 | mdsezanmahmudsaikat@gmail.com |
For more information, visit the faculty profile.
If you have any questions or need assistance regarding the assignments, feel free to reach out to the faculty member listed above.
This repository is for educational purposes. Feel free to use and modify the code for learning and academic work.
If it's simple, AI can solve it. If difficult, attempt to solve yourself.
This philosophy encourages students to engage actively with the assignments and develop problem-solving skills.
Thank you for visiting this repository. Happy coding!