Master of Education Programme (Gymnasium) Computing Science (Master of Education) > Wahlpflichtmodule (Praktische Informatik)
Zuständige Personen
Theel, Oliver (Module responsibility)
Lehrenden, Die im Modul (Prüfungsberechtigt)
Prerequisites
Study contents of the first year of the subject Bachelor of Computer Science or Business Informatics
Skills to be acquired in this module
Professional competence
The students:
Comprehend special concepts and methods of low-level programming of tightly
coupled computer systems in C and their translation into NASM assembly language
Design and implement programs in C independently and systematically translate them into a computer architecture-specific assembly language
Implement machine-oriented software with appropriate programming and compilation techniques and concepts
Recognize the relation of technical and practical computer science as well as the relations of high- and low-level programming
Methodological competence
The students:
understand aspects of the practical and theoretical computer science
understand the connection between high level language constructs and low level language constructs
ranslate C programs into NASM programs
Social competence
The students:
Solve problems in small teams
Present their solutions to the members of the tutorial
Discuss their different solutions with members of the tutorial
Self-competence
The students:
Accept criticism - Question their initial solutions in the light of newly learned methods
Module contents
Application areas of machine-oriented programming
Concepts of the programming language C - Programming in C
Setup and structure of tightly-coupled computer systems
Intel processor architecture
Assembly languages, in particular NASM assembly language
Systematical translation of programs from C to NASM assembly language
This module builds a bridge between technical and practical computer science aspects and high-level and machine-oriented programming. The knowledge and skills learned in this module are relevant for machine-oriented system programming, e.g. in realising operating systems and translations of programming languages.
Literaturempfehlungen
D. Patterson und J. Hennessy (2007). Computer Organization and Design, 3rd Edition, Elsevier Inc.
B. Kernighan und D. Ritchie (1988) The C Programming Language, Second Edition, Prentice Hall, Inc.
Jeff Duntemann (2009): Assembly Language Step by Step, 3rd edition, Wiley Publishing
Links
Language of instruction
German
Duration (semesters)
1 Semester
Module frequency
annual
Module capacity
unlimited
Reference text
Associated with the modules:
Betriebssysteme I und II (as possible prerequisites)
Verteilte Betriebssysteme (as possible specialisation)
Betriebssysteme-Praktikum
Modullevel / module level
Modulart / typ of module
Lehr-/Lernform / Teaching/Learning method
1VL + 1Ü
Vorkenntnisse / Previous knowledge
Study contents of the first year of the subject Bachelor of Computer Science or Business Informatics
