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Sort Desciption:C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design D. S. Malik 2004 ... 04/03 Windows GUI Programming. Handout to be supplied ...
Content Inside:INFORMATION SYSTEMS & COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGPage 1COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMSSyllabus for CIS 266 C++ II Spring 2006 Instructor: Prof. R. O. ForemanOffice: Anderson 302Office Hours: See the last pagePhone: (219) 9893254 Email: foreman@calumet.purdue.eduCourse Description: Emphasis in this course will be on objectoriented programming using C++. Topics include objectoriented paradigm classes objects instantiation class members operator overloading inheritance aggregation polymorphism templates exception handling stream input and output pointers and introduction to eventdriven programming. Extensive programming exercises in C++ will be assigned. Course Objectives: Upon successful completion of the course a student will be able to understand and master: Basic concepts of objectoriented programming Principle of objectoriented analysis and design Abstract Data Types (ADT) Characteristics of an object UML class diagrams Relationship between the objects and classes Member variables and functions Relationships among objects Reuse of existing implementation using Inheritance Operator overloading Virtual functions and polymorphism Exception Handling in C++ File Processing Function and class templates Types of applications can be created using C++ Eventdriven programming Course Specifics:Prerequisites: CIS 166 or equivalent programming experience Hours:Lecture 1 hours per week (approximately) Lab 2 hours per week (approximately) (The instructor reserves the right to adjust and switch lecture and lab sessions.) Credit:3 Hours Texts: Reading assignments will be based upon the first semester text: C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design D. S. Malik 2004 published by Course Technology ISBN 061916042X Any intro to C++ textbook will do if you adjust the reading assignments. Supplies: 1. Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003: available at bookstore ($10) installed on all our Lab computers 2. Zip disk(s) or any types of media t ...
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