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Object-Oriented Programming

Using C++

CLASS 1

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• Review of Syllabus• Catalog Description

– An introduction to object oriented programming techniques using C++ programming language. Topics covered will include classes, both single and multiple inheritance, templates, polymorphism, exception handling and file processing.A

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• Review of Syllabus• Catalog Description• Course Requirements and Method

of Evaluation–Test #1 125–Test #2 125–Homework 10 each–Programs 30 each–Final Exam 200–Term Project 300A

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• Grading Example• 1200 possible points• Highest score of 1150• You collected 920

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• Grading Example• 1200 possible points• Highest score of 1150• You collected 920

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1150 920009200

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• Course Competencies• Use the C++ preprocessor• Explain the use of overloading

operators• Design and code an inheritance

hierarchy• Perform special input/output

functions using various format specifiers and modifiersAg

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• Course Competencies• Explain the use of overloading of

function names• Create a library of functions which

can process data as objects• Understand memory management

and dynamic allocation• Use a virtual function to

demonstrate polymorphism

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• Course Competencies• Demonstrate a knowledge of an “is a”

and “has a” relationship between classes

• Write a C++ program using sequential and random file processing

• Use exception handling techniques• Write a class template and a driver to

use itAg

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Assignments

L: LABS due ThursdayH: Homework due Tuesday

Each of the above must be in your appropriate folder before class lecture begins on the day it is due

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Late Assignments

Homework assignments will not be accepted late

Labs (programs) turned in late will lose 10 points

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Explanation of Transmission of Assignments

• Webct demo

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Q & A