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lectures and labs:
section: | MY10 |
schedule: | Mon and Thu 10:50AM-12:30PM |
room: | 4411 N (old Ingersoll) |
professor: | SKLAR, E |
computer account:
You will need to have access to a computer with UNIX for this class
(for example, Linux or Mac OS-X).
If you don't have one, you can apply for a UNIX account and use the
public machines in the library or the WEB building.
In class, we will use Mac laptops and the OS-X UNIX-based operating system.
textbook:
C++ by Dissection by Ira Pohl publisher: Addison Wesley (2001) Here it is on Amazon . |
additional course materials:
course description:
schedule of topics:
prerequisites:
assessment:
Course lecture notes, additional readings and multi-media sources
will be available on-line.
A second course in programming.
Advanced programming techniques emphasizing reliability,
maintainability, and reusability.
Module design and multi-file programs.
Abstract data types.
Objects, classes, and object-oriented design.
Storage class and scope.
Addresses, pointers, and dynamic storage allocation.
Test suites, test drivers, and testing strategies;
debugging, assertions, and an introduction to formal techniques.
Recursion and function parameters.
(Not open to students who are enrolled in or have completed cis22.)
unit topic I Fundamentals II Classes III Specifications and Testing IV Pointers and Memory V Object-oriented programming VI Recursion VII Templates
cis1.5.
The course grade will be made up of
the following components, out of 100 points: