C++ Programming

C++ Programming Essentials, CT931C

Instructor: David E. White, Ph.D.

Bentley College - Center for Executive and Professional Education

Prerequisite: Knowledge of C required.

Objectives:

	Learn the concepts of object oriented programming with C++.
	Develop applications using Visual C++.

This course introduces programming in C++. The course starts with an introduction to the concepts of object oriented programming and dynamic memory usage. Then object oriented concepts and examples are implemented in the context of using Visual C++. Hands-on experience in the computer lab and regular programming exercises provide the opportunity to put theory into practice. A final project integrates the material covered.

Topics

	Introduction to C++
	Advanced pointer operations
	Introduction to Classes
	Class members
	Class constructors and destructors
	Operator overloading
	Class inheritance
	Using and extending existing classes
	Class and Object design principles

Textbook:

Beginning Visual C++ 6, Ivor Horton, WROX, 1998.

Optional: C++ Programming Language, B. Strousrup, Addison Wesley.

Grading: The grading emphasizes the development of skills in series of exercises and projects.

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