Community
College of
School of
Applied and Information Technology
FALL 2008
CINS 227 CH1 (94716)
Object Oriented Programming Using C++
XLIST CMSC CH1
(94717) Computer Science II for Majors
Instructor:
Charles Dowling, Assistant Professor Office
: CAT H-119
Phone : 410-455-4306
Email : cdowling@ccbcmd.edu
Class : M,W 1430- 1620 CAT – E 208
,Lecture/Discussion/Laboratory to be combined)
Office
Hours : M,W 1330-1430; 1630-1730
TextBook:
Savitch, W; PROBLEM SOLVING WITH C++
Object
Oriented Programming Using C++ is a course in the Object Oriented Programming
(OPP) paradigm using the popular C++ Programming Language. Object Oriented programming techniques such
as data encapsulation, constructor and destructor functions, polymorphism,
inheritance, and virtual functions will be studied. Topics such as operator and function
overloading, dynamic memory allocation, and input/output techniques will also
be explored.
Prerequisite:
CINS 225,CMSC 201
Overall Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course the
student will be able to:
A. Design,
code, and debug C++ programs
B. Describe
the principles of Object Oriented Programming
C. Design
programs using Object Oriented Programming techniques
D. Describe
and implement classes
E. Define
and utilize overloaded operators
F. Explain
and describe examples of encapsulation, polymorphism,aggregation, composition
and inheritance
A. Review of C functions, pointers, and data
structures
B C++ Extensions to C
C Object – Oriented Programming
Concepts
1.
Abstraction
2.
Encapsulation
3.
Inheritance
4.
Aggregation
and Composition
5.
Association
6.
Polymorphism
D Classes
E. Constructors and destructors
F. Overloading operators
G Friend functions
H Inheritance
I Polymorphism and virtual functions
J Aggregation and Composition
K Templates
L. Exceptions
Grading :
Grades will be awarded based on 100
possible points :
2 Major Projects (25 pts) 50
2 Tests 50
Meeting Topic
I Review of C - 1
Chapters 1-5 :
C++ Basics
II C++ Pointers
Quiz on C++ basics.
Chapter 12- function
definition/declaration;
III ADTs
Chapter 6
Structs, unions, dynamic
Arrays
Concepts : Class and
Object Relationships
IV Introduction to Object Oriented
Implementation
Chapter 6
Quiz on Functions and Pointers
Objects , Classes,
Instances , Methods
Classes and member
functions.
V Constructors and Destructors
Chapter 6, 8
Friend function. Special Classes.
VI Big
Quiz and Problem Workshop.
VII Overloading
Chapter 8
Arithmetic, relational and compound
operators; mixing
classes and built in data types.
The extractor and
inserter operators.
VIII Copy and Replicate operations.
Typecast Overloading.
IX Inheritance and protection override.
Chapter 16
Quiz on class basics
The limits of
inheritance. Base Classes.
X Data Composition and decomposition.
XI Quiz
and Special Topics Problem Workshop
XII Virtual Functions and Polymorphism.
Chapter 16
Line and function
binding.
Larger Project
management.
XIII Templates and Containers.
Chapter 14
Simple File I/O , review.
XIV Review
of class material.
XV Final
Exam