IN1000 ¨C Introduction to Object-oriented Programming

Course content

This course is an introduction to programming and gives a good base for further studies within computational science, but it's also suited for those who just wish to understand what programming is. The course doesn't presuppose any knowledge of programming. It?ll be given a beginners introduction to Python and how to develop algorithms, included the use of lists, files and communication with user. Particular emphasis is placed on object-oriented programming.

Learning outcome

After taking IN1000, you'll:

• understand the principles of object-oriented programming and can use these to write simpler object-oriented programs
• know how to program in the Python programming language and can use this to solve minor problems using choices, loops, functions, lists, classes and objects
• know how to write clear and readable programs
• be able to put yourself in someone else's programs, find any errors in them and modify them

Admission to the course

Students who are admitted to study programmes at UiO must each semester register which courses and exams they wish to sign up for?in Studentweb.

Overlapping courses

• 9 credits overlap with INF1000 ¨C Introduction to object-oriented programming (continued).
• 8 credits overlap with INF1001 ¨C Grunnkurs i objektorientert programmering (discontinued).
• 8 credits overlap with INF101.
• 7 credits overlap with IN1900 ¨C Introduction to Programming with Scientific Applications.
• 7 credits overlap with INF1100 ¨C Introduction to programming with scientific applications (continued).
• 7 credits overlap with BIOS1101 ¨C Introduction to computational models for Biosciences.
• 6 credits overlap with BIOS1100 ¨C Introduction to computational models for Biosciences.
• 6 credits overlap with IN-KJM1900 ¨C Introduction to Programming for Chemists.
• 6 credits overlap with HUMIT1700 ¨C Grunnkurs i programmering for humanister (discontinued).
• 6 credits overlap with IN-GEO1900 ¨C Introduction to Programming for Geosciences.
• 5 credits overlap with JUS5080 ¨C Data Science for Lawyers.
• 5 credits overlap with JUR1080 ¨C Programming for lawyers (discontinued).
• 4 credits overlap with GEO1040 ¨C Introduction to programming with applications in geosciences (discontinued).
• 4 credits overlap with GEO-KJM1040 ¨C Introduction to programming with applications in geosciences and in chemistry (discontinued).
• 4 credits overlap with MAT-IN1105 ¨C Programming, Modelling and Computations (discontinued).
• 4 credits overlap with MAT-INF1100L ¨C Programming, Modelling and Computations (continued).
• 3 credits overlap with SIFI2000 ¨C Foundations of Digitalization.

Teaching

2 hours of lectures, 2 hours of seminar groups and 2 hours of lab-groups.

It's highly recommended to attend the first lecture as important information will be given.

Submission of compulsory assignments is required.?Read more about requirements for submission of assignments, group work and legal cooperation under guidelines for mandatory assignments.

Examination

4 hours?written digital exam. All mandatory assignments must be approved before you can take the exam.

It will also be counted as one of?your three?attempts to sit the exam for this course, if you sit the exam for one of the following courses:?INF1000 ¨C Introduction to object-oriented programming (continued), INF1001 ¨C Grunnkurs i objektorientert programmering (discontinued), INF1100 ¨C Introduction to programming with scientific applications (continued), IN1900 ¨C Introduction to Programming with Scientific Applications,