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How to be a good programmer

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How to be a good programmer...My tips By Sandip Dev on  Aug 15, 2009 This article has been cross posted from my personal blog : http://www.itsallpartoftheplan.wordpress.com  At the very onset, let me make it clear that I DO NOT consider myself a good programmer. I rate my coding skills as average and I am still learning and have a long way to go before I am even slightly pleased with my programming skills. Yes I am better than quite a few people when it comes to programming, but thats merely because they are lazy and like to sit on idly all day and never bother about programming. Their horrible skills make my less horrible skills look marvellous. I have performed abysmally in ICPC and have never done well in any coding contest worth mentioning (I DO NOT consider college level contests worth mentioning). I havent succeeded yet in Google Summer of Code and my Imagine Cup moderate success (and glorious failure) isn't much to write home about. So most of the tips I will mentio...

Imagine Cup 2012 Australia

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Hello Students, Microsoft Imagine Cup is the world’s largest premier student technology competition. It encourages students around the globe to imagine a better world in which people are empowered by technology. Last year, more than 2,000 students from Pakistan registered in this competition and team  V3C  from  FAST - National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Islamabad  and team  The Pioneers  from  Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS)  represented Pakistan in the Imagine Cup worldwide finals held in New York City, USA. This year, the Imagine Cup 2012 – Worldwide finals will be held in Australia. IMAGINE CUP 2012 - THEME: The United Nations has identified some of the hardest challenges in the world today in its  Millennium Development Goals  — ranging from reducing poverty and halting the spread of HIV/AIDS to providing universal primary education. The Imagine Cup is calling on young programmers, designers and ...

MATLAB False Positioning Code

function false_positioning(f,p0,p1,eps,n)     for i=1:n         x = p0;f0=eval(f);         x = p1;f1=eval(f);         p2 = p1-f1*(p1-p0)/(f1-f0);         x = p2;f2 = eval(f);         if(f2*f0<0)             p1=p2;         else             p0=p2;         X=[i,p0,f0,p1,f1,p2,f2];         disp(X);         if(abs(f2)             break;         end               end     end end

C#'s Calulator Code

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace Calculator {     public partial class Form1 : Form     {         public Form1()         {             InitializeComponent();         }         bool plus, minus, mul, div, equal= false;         private void button12_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)         {             equal = true;             if (plus)             {                 decimal dec = Convert.ToDecimal(txtboxscr.Tag) + Convert.ToDecimal(txtboxscr.Text);                 txtbo...

Software Engineering 28-10-11

Next week submission 1.Project proposal. 2.Fesibility study. Individual project presentation next week Automated software testing tool next week mid-term part-a of marks 15 TODAY'S LECTURE TESTING: Testing is a process in which we do two tasks: 1.Verification(functional requirnment). 2.Validation(process of conformation). Types of testing: 1.Static testing(as for standard). 2.Dynamic testing(different method of testing are applied). Test Plan: 1.Responsibility assignment to someone. 2.Assumptions for testing enviornment. 3.Test(Testing starts from here). Risk analysis: See on internet. Reporting Standards: 1.Show stopper(errors that stops the working of a software). 2.Critical errors(in which we can continue the testing but it is effecting the testing and its functions). 3.Major errors(they are also critical error but they are not fulfilling the bussiness requirnment). 4.Medium errors(Minimum errors ).  5.Minor errors(low level errors). Types of test...

Stages of Communication:

Stages of Communication: 1.Deciding what to communicate. 2.Encoding intended meaning. 3.Transmitting the message. 4.Perceiving the incoming message. 5.Decoding and interpreting message. 6. Influence the receiver.

Introduction to Communication

According to Gist: "When a social interaction involves a transmission of feelings by the usage of the symbols it is known as communication". Social Interaction: Any kind of interaction in a society among any one it is called social interaction. The Process of Communication: (Message encoder)Source  <-----------------Channel------------------> Receiver(Message decoder)                                                                                                                     |                                                        ...