COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (Credit Hours.

1+1)

Objectives:

The main objective of the course is to familiarize students with computer processing:

Compile variety of programs in text as well as graphic user interface computer

language.

Improve programming skills.

Course Outline:

Basics of C++ programming: constants and variables, keywords, identifiers, data

types, variables and their types, Escape sequence, operators and statements.

Decision and control:

if statements, if-else-if statement, switch statement, for loop, while loop, do-
while loop, nested loops, break statement, Functions: defining a function, types
function, return statement, default argument, local and global variables,
standard function and user defined functions, multifunction, arguments pass as
reference or as a value. Arrays: declaration, initialization, arrays and function,
multidimensional arrays.

Structures:

Declaration, initialization, functions and structures, arrays of structure, nested

structure, enumerations. Classes: declaration, initialization, constructors,
destructors, inline member function, static class member, friend function,
defining and accessing object, arrays of class object, structure and classes,
nested classes.

Inheritance: single inheritance, types of base classes, types of derivation,

multiple inheritance containers. Overloading: function, operator, binary and
unary Polymorphism: early and late binding, virtual functions, pure virtual
function abstract base classes, virtual destructors, virtual base classes,
constructor and destructor under inheritance.

Lab Outline:

Study the integrated development environment for C++ language

Basic structure of C++ program

Programming experiment in C++ programming

Experiments in C++ to cover operators.

 Functions, arrays and strings, control and decision, structures, classes,
inheritance and polymorphism.

Recommended Books:

Lafore R. “Object-Oriented programming in C++” practice Hall latest edition.

Schildt. H. “C++ the complete Reference”, McGraw-Hill Latest Edition.

Deital D. “C++ how to program”, prentice Hall, Latest Edition