Programming Principles I

Instructor: Bobur Mukhsimbayev
Email: b.mukhsimbaev@kbtu.kz
Room: 184
Chat time via MS Teams: 10:00 – 20:00

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Welcome to the repository for Programming Principles I (CSCI1103) – Lecture Notes and Example Code – taught as part of the School of IT and Engineering at Kazakh-British Technical University (KBTU).

This repository contains lecture-related example code, practical snippets, and concept explanations designed to support students enrolled in this course. It serves as a companion resource to weekly lectures and labs.

Course Overview

The course introduces foundational programming principles using the C++ language. Key areas include:

• Problem-solving and algorithmic thinking
• C++ syntax and structure
• Conditionals, loops, functions, arrays, and strings
• Introduction to pointers, structures, recursion, and STL
• Writing modular and well-structured programs

No prior programming experience is required.

Student Resources

Here are guides to help you work with the terminal and compile C++ code:

• Terminal Basics Guide
• C++ Compilation Guide