1 CSE 2341 Object Oriented Programming with C++ Note Set #1

2 Quick Look Review of –Syllabus –Outline –Requirements –Expectations

3 What’s this class about? From the SMU Catalog: –“… covers object-oriented concepts using the C++ language. Topics include inheritance, templates, polymorphism, exception handling, operator overloading, and File I/O. The course also includes the object-oriented implementation of the basic data structures of linked lists, stacks, queues, sets, and binary trees and their use in efficient program design. A brief introduction to UML is presented; a review of C++ pointers will be given ”

4 Textbook Starting out with C++ 4 th Edition, 2005 Update By:Tony Gaddis

5 Instructor Kamran Khan –OFFICE: 328 Caruth –PHONE: – –Office Hours: TBA

6 Teach Assistants Xu (Alex) Bai Abishek Goel Wael Kdouh

7 Grade Evaluation ItemPoint Value 3 Exams150 each ~ 12 Homeworks10 each ~ 6 Programming Assignments each Final Project100 Quizzes15 each Lab Participation30 Total Possible Points: ~ 985

8 Grade Evaluation Example Total Possible Points: 985 Highest Scores by a Student: 962 Your Scores: * 100 = 88

9 Competencies attained in 2341 Effective use of the C++ preprocessor Explain the use of operator overloading Explain the use of function name overloading Design and code an inheritance hierarchy Create a library of functions which can process data as objects Understand memory management and dynamic allocation

10 Competencies (continued) Understand polymorphism and virtual functions 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 driver to use it

11 Assignment Deliverables Programming Assignments –Due 10 p.m. of the week listed on the course outline –Upload a compressed file to the proper WebCT folder containing the following components: All Source and header files UML or pseudocode (as required by the assignment) UNIX (.out) executable file

12 Assignment Deliverables (continued) Homework Assignments –Weekly homework assignments –Will usually require you to read ahead of lecture to familiarize yourself with material to come –Due at the beginning of class on Wednesday –Print file off web and answer questions Answer may be typed or hand-written

13 Late Assignments Homework Assignemtns –Not Accepted Late Programming Assignments –Can be submitted up to 48 Late into the appropriate Late Folder on WebCT –Only allowed with special permission of the course instruction (not the TA) –10 point deduction

14 Lab Periods 1 st Week (This Week) is MANDATORY –Will take you through the complete assignment life cycle for a 2341 programming assignment –Review UNIX and vi tutorials if you are new to UNIX

15 Scholastic Honesty Outside assistance other than from your instructor, a TA, or university tutoring service is considered scholastic dishonesty Look at/copying from another student’s work is considered scholastic dishonesty Consequences of Scholastic Dishonesty –First Incident – 0 on assignment for all involved –Second Incident – F in Course and Honor Council Referral or Disposition –Professor reserves the right to modify these depending on the particular case

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