How are students in Indian colleges taught programming?

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
(a) Exposure to Basic of computing. (b) Exposure to Computer Data Structure. (c) Theoretical classes in programming languages such as C, C+, Java, etc. (d) Compulsory computer programming labs. (e) Individual or group software development project. This process is only able to provide the basic foun

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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
Indian engineering colleges or universities teach Computer Science or IT students programming by the following process: (a) Exposure to Basic of computing. (b) Exposure to Computer Data Structure. (c) Theoretical classes in programming languages such as C, C+, Java, etc. (d) Compulsory computer pro

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Devi singh
8 years ago
Most successful software gurus from India are self-learners. Most colleges in India lack competent faculty for computer science subjects. Thus, students with an inclination to learn programming or any subject for that matter do so on their own. These self-learners become successful in the long run.

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VISHNU AGARWAL
8 years ago
Year 1: The introduction to C. Rigorous classes and labs, each lab needing you to write codes from scratch and asking you not to use libraries even if you know them. This increases logic building capabilities. The Data Structures: Understanding very well how data is stored - (I was called a Donkey

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