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Last
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16 Aug 2000
Copyright
(C) 2000 Gao.
All rights reserved. |
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| Description |
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This
course presents a comprehensive introduction to the C++
programming language and its role in the realm of object-oriented
programming. More specifically, Input/output streams,
classes, inheritance, polymorphism, templates, and function/operator
overloading are introduced. |
| Objectives |
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To
be able to create classes using data hidden techniques. |
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To
develop an understanding of inheritance and polymorphism
and be able to use these techniques to create the
derived classes. |
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To
be able to define unique computational operators
and overloading techniques for classes.
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To
develop an understanding of the concepts of object-oriented
programming in C++. |
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| Grading
Check
Grades |
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| Lab
Projects |
40%
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| Midterms
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35%
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| Final |
25%
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Total
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100%
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course is graded on a straight percentage basis
as follows: |
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A
B
C
D
F
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90%
or above
80% - 89%
70% - 79%
60% - 69%
Less than 60% |
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| Text
Book |
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C++
How to Program,
Deitel
& Deitel, 2nd Ed., Prentice Hall 1998,
ISBN 0-13-528910-6 |
| Handout
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Project
Specifications |
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Chapter
05 ..
06 .. 07
.. 08 ..
09
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12 ..
13 ..
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1. click the chapter you want
1. to download.
2. save it to your computer.
3. double-click the file and
3. follow WinZip instruction
3. to unzip the file. |
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Download WinZip to unzip above files if you don't
have. |
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| Work
Requirement
( nominal hours
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Units x 3 hours/week = 12 hours/week, consisting of: |
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3 hours/week class attendance
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Keeping
up the work requirement on a week to week basis is essential
by most students, in order to pass the course. |
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3
hours/week laboratory work
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6 hours/week reading, review, and additional work
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| Course
Schedule
( tentative
& subject to alteration ) |
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Chapter |
Wk |
Chapter |
Wk |
Chapter |
| 1 |
Introduction
to Course
5. Pointers and Strings
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7 |
8..
Operator Overloading |
13 |
12. Templates
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5. Pointers and Strings |
8 |
9..
Inheritance |
14 |
13. Exception Handling |
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6. Classes
and Data
6. Abstraction
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9 |
9..
Inheritance
10. Virtual Functions and
10. Polymorphism
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15 |
13.
Exception Handling
14. File Processing
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6. Classes and Data
6. Abstraction
7. Classes: Part II |
10 |
10.
Virtual Functions and
10. Polymorphism
11. C++ Stream Input/Output |
16 |
14.
File Processing
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7. Classes: Part II |
11 |
11. C++ Stream Input/Output |
17 |
15.
Data Structures |
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Midterm
1
8. Operator
Overloading |
12 |
Midterm
2
12. Templates |
18 |
15.
Data Structures |
| Final
To Be Announced |
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