Instructor: Prof. Pai-chun Ma
Room: VC 11th Floor
e-mail: pma@baruch.cuny.edu
Office Hours:
Required Text:
Dietel & Dietel, C++ - How To Program,
3rd Edition, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 2000
(DD)
Dietel, Dietel, Nieto & Strassberger, Getting
Started with Microsoft Visual C++ 6 with an Introduction to MFC, ( A
Companion to C++ - How To Program ) Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River,
New Jersey, 2000 (DDNS)
Pre-requisite: CIS9310
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Section |
Day |
Time |
Room |
Building |
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MW6 |
MON,
WED |
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13-145 |
VC |
Overview:
CIS9410 covers the second part of the
object-oriented programming course. Students are expected to know basic
programming concepts, including literal and variable, data
type, boolean logic, control structure (if, else, while, for,
switch..case), function and its returned types (void, value,
reference) and parameters passing (call-by-value, call-by-reference),
structure, class (overloaded constructor, copy constructor, default
constructor, overloading operators), object, array, pointer
and multi-file project, before registering for this course.
The course will emphasize on advanced
concepts of the object-oriented programming, which include inheritance, virtual
functions, container class, template, stream and file, exception handling,
standard template library, and fundamental of GUI programming.
Assignment & Lab Environment:
Programming assignments are required in this
class. They have to be submitted on or before the due date. Make sure that the
program works before you submit it. Submission must include a printout of your
C++ source code, and a printed hard copy of the output from the program. Keep
in mind that the assignments are designed to help you to understand the
concepts, and it is important to work on your own assignments by yourself. For
every assignment program, the first several lines should contain the following
information:
(1) your name; (2) course number and
section; (3) Programming Assignment #number; (4) date created; (5) date of last
update; (6) brief description of what the program does.
Outline:
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Wk |
Topics |
Notes |
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1/30-2/11 |
Review of CIS9310. Chap 5-8. Array, Pointer, C-string, Class, Default Constructor, Copy Constructor, Search and Sort, Multi-file Project |
Exercises 5.21, 5.23, 6.10, 7.9, 8.8 |
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2/13-2/20 |
Inheritance (chap 9) |
Exercises 9.9, 9.10, 9.14 |
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2/25-3/04 |
Virtual Function and Polymorphism (chap 10) |
Exercises 10.6, 10.14, 10.15 |
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3/06-3/20 |
Data Structure (chap 15) |
Exercises 15.7 Midterm take home exercises will be available on 3/18. |
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4/01 |
Review for Midterm Exam |
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4/03 |
Midterm Exam (40%) |
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4/10-4/15 |
Template & Standard Template Library (chap 12 & 20) |
Exercises 12.6, 12.7, 12.22
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4/17-4/24 |
String and String Stream Processing
(chap 19) |
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4/29-5/01 |
Exception Handling (chap 13) |
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5/06-5/13 |
MFC Programming Part I & II (DDNS chap 2-5) |
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5/15 |
Review
for Final Exam |
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TBD |
Final Exam (50%) |
Grading:
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MIDTERM EXAM |
40% |
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FINAL EXAM |
50% |
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Assignments and Projects |
10% |
Last update: January 8, 2002