COMP1115  Computer Programming II

Objectives

Course Outline

Assignment Policy

Grading Scheme

The primary objective of this course is to provide the student with an intermediate treatment of computer programming with an emphasis on modular design and basic data structures. The primary coding language is C++. At the completion of the course, students will be capable of writing moderately complex business and scientific applications using structured programming methods.

Main Text

Deitel & Deitel  (2008)  C++: How to Program  (6^th Edition);

Prentice  Hall

Course Outline

1. Introduction to C++

2. Review of control structures

3. Functions

4. Multi-dimensional arrays

5. Characters and string manipulation

6. Pointers

7. Struct, Enum and Union

8. File processing

9. Recursion

10. Random Numbers Generator

11. Inline functions, Function overloading, Template functions

12. Classes

13. Introduction to OOP and Abstract data types

Grading, Final Paper And Course Work

Area of Testing	Percent of Grade
Final Paper	60
Mid-term Test: Contents will be on the first half of the course	20
One Programming Assignments:	15
Laboratory Assignments:	5

Assignment Policy:

All assignments will be due by 4:00 p.m. on the given submission date. All work must be done by the individual student unless otherwise indicated. At NO time and under NO circumstances will late submissions or DUPLICATED work be accepted.