This course takes place in the winter term of the first year of the bachelor's study program. Thus, we expect that students have the secondary school knowledge of mathematics and computer manoeuvring.

• Evaluated individual assignments - up to 12 points
• Attendance list of classes - up to 18 points
• Final written test - up to 70 points

Within this course, attendance on the lectures is monitored. The knowledge of students is examined by the active attending classes, individual assignments and by the final credit test. The attendance in PC labs is awarded points. A possibility of a substitute is by an individual task.

Student accomplishes the understanding of the basic principles of the work with a computer and s/he will be able to use this knowledge in the process of programs creation. The student will able to analyse and design simply algorithms. The student will understand the way of the saving and representation of numbers in a computer. 

• The student gains an overview of basic work with a computer, especially, for what a computer is used and how it works.
• S/he gets to know key domains where a computer plays an irreplaceable role.
• S/he understands the meaning of a computer and its exploitation in order to build a software.
• S/he gets to know the basic (abstract) data types and structures.
• S/he gains the basic generic and general knowledge from programming languages domain.
• S/he understands the ways of numbers manipulation and representation in a computer (how a man and a computer work with numbers /usually different way/ and why there are some complications with real /floating point/ numbers).

• Programme BIT Bachelor's 1 year of study, winter semester, elective
  
• Programme BIT Bachelor's 1 year of study, winter semester, elective