Instructor: Eduard Skhisov, M.S. C.S.
What this course is about?
C++ I is an introductory
programming course that will primarily focus on designing and developing
C++ programs that utilize text-based user interfaces.This course will cover
most commonly used elements of the standard C++ programming language, selected
elements of the standard C++ class library, as well as guidelines on programming
style, and other generally accepted programming practices.
What do I need to know?
No programming experience
is required.
You will learn how to
- Enter, edit, compile and debug the source code for C++ program.
- Correctly use the basic C++ input and output functions.
- Design, code and execute C++ program that illustrates the use of the three basic programming constructs: iterative, conditional and sequential.
- Design, code and execute C++ program that demonstrates opening and closing of one or more data files.
- Design, code and execute C++ program that properly employs one or more user-defined functions.
- Design, code and execute C++ program that properly employs one or more user-defined classes.
Introduction
Sample C++ Program, Input/Output
Arithmetic Expressions and Assignment Statements, Logical expressions
Flow of Control, Designing Iterative Statements
Programming Style, Testing and Debugging
Built-in functions
User-defined functions
I/O streams, Introduction to Objects and Classes
Structures and Classes
Introduction to arrays
Materials
Text:
Problem
Solving with C++ -- Walter Savitch, 3rd edition. Buy book here.
Handout: Introduction to
C++ -- Eduard Skhisov