cp3syl

Introduction to Computer Programming III

Spring 1999

Instructor: Soleda T. Leung

L207 Sander Hall

Office hours: T TH 1:45 PM – 4:15 PM or by appointment

Class: 17-625-143-001 MWF 9:00 AM – 9:50 AM

Office: Sander L207

Phone: 556-1748

Pre-requisite: Introduction to Computer Programming II

Course Objective:

In addition to completing the more advanced topics in C/C++ programming, this course will begin to introduce the concepts of Object Oriented Programming.

Required Textbook:

C++ Program Design: An Introduction to Programming and Object-Oriented Design by Cohoon /Davidson, 2^nd Edition, WCB McGraw-Hill.

Required Lab Material:

Two 3 ½" High density diskettes

Chapters Covered:

Selected topics from Chapter 8 through Chapter 14

Topics Included:

Recursions
More Pointers & Dynamic Memory
Container Classes
Enumerated Data Type
Class Construct & Object-Oriented Design
Implementation of Abstract Data Types
Class Function, Conversions and Inheritance
EzWindows API
Templates & Polymorphism
Working with Files

Computer Used: IBM PC or compatibles

Software Used: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0

Work Expected of Students

Maximum 6 Programming Assignments 20 points each

To get full credit you must follow the instructions given carefully, and turn in the assignments on or before the due date. Late assignments will be penalized – 20% off each late day.

How to Turn in Your Programming Assignment:

Email the C++ source code (.cpp files) and header files (if any) as attachments to a message to me. The message should include your name, the course, and which assignment it is. You may also include any message or comment you like to share with me about the assignment. In addition, you must hand in a printed copy of the source code (.cpp file and user defined header files, if any) to allow me to assign you a grade and provide comments about your work.

There may be some pop-quizzes. You may gain extra credits if you perform well in quizzes.

Grading Policy:

Programming Assignments……50%

Midterm ……………………..25%

Final.…………………………25%

Total………………………..100%

Grading Scale:

A…………………………….90% and above

B…………………………….80% and above

C……………………………70% and above

D……………………………60% and above

F …………………… Under 60%

NO INCOMPLETE GRADE WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS COURSE. The latest you may withdraw from this course is Tuesday May 25^th.

Attendance in this course is required. Attendance: Required. 3 Absences = F.

Extra Credits:

Students may earn extra credits from programming assignments by adding extra features to the required programs and by being creative.

Midterm: Monday, May 3^rd, 1999

Final: Friday, June 4^th, 9:00AM – 10:00 AM

Student's Responsibilities:

Plan 8-12 hours of studying time per week for this course including many hours spent exploring the PC.

Seek help from the instructor or the tutor when you don't understand. Don't wait, and be prepared to ask specific questions.

Keep up with the instructor.

Complete assigned readings before coming to class.

Start an assignment as soon as it is assigned. Do not procrastinate!

Although you are expected to do your own work, you may study together and help each other out. But if copying is involved, you will receive no credit for the assignment.

Form study groups to study together and support each other.

Always bring your book, disk(s), and notes to class and to the computer lab.

Be attentive in class and be ready to participate in class discussions.

Attend class ON TIME.

Be courteous to your classmates, the Tutor, and the lab assistants and expect the same in return.

Be cooperative, polite and patient with your instructor and expect the same from her.

Be a good listener and always follow instructions.

Do not get frustrated. Take a break and seek help when you are stuck.