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| Meetings: | TTh: 8:00 AM- 9:50 AM (Room 3/2636) |
| Professor: | Amar Raheja |
| Voice: | (909) 869 4412 |
| E-mail: | raheja@csupomona.edu |
| Office: | Building 8, Room 10 |
| Office hours: | W 10:00-12:00, Th 10:00-12:00 |
How to compile C/C++ programs Some Example Code Introduction to Computing with C++ Unsampled and Subsampled
Variables, Operators and Basic I/O Unsampled and Subsampled
Control Statements Unsampled and Subsampled Functions Unsampled and Subsampled Functions Parameters - Pass by value and reference Unsampled and Subsampled Function Overloading and Default Arguments Unsampled and Subsampled Pointers Unsampled and Subsampled Arrays Unsampled and Subsampled Strings Unsampled and Subsampled Streams and File IO Unsampled and Subsampled Structure and Class Unsampled and Subsampled Constructor and Class Unsampled and Subsampled Classes , Friend Functions and Copy Constructor Unsampled and Subsampled Const Objects and const member functions Unsampled and Subsampled Operator Overloading Unsampled and Subsampled Inheritance Unsampled and Subsampled Templates Unsampled and Subsampled Polymorphism Unsampled and Subsampled Late assignments are not encouraged. With every day your assignment/project is late, you loose 15% of your assignment grade. If you cannot complete an assignment by the due date, then submit whatever you have completed. For all assignments, partial credit will be given for reasonable partial solutions. I encourage discussion among students, however, I expect that you hand in your original work, i.e. you should write your own program.Co-operative work and assignments will be regarded as academic dishonesty. Please protect your own work against copying. Two students with identical or similar work/codes will be both given an F, irrespective of who did the original work. There will be no make-ups or rescheduling of exams for individual cases. The pattern and content of the exam will be discussed in a regular class session before the exam. I will answer questions about the exam coverage only during a regular class session and not on an individual basis. All exams and quizzes are closed book. Regular attendance is expected. In the event of an absence, it is the student’s responsibility to learn any material missed. Lectures will not be repeated during office hours. It’s the student’s responsibility to pick up the projects/tests, if not claimed on the return day.
Starting out with C++: From Control Structures through Objects, 6th Edition
By Gaddis
Addison-Wesley, 2009
Cohoon and Davidson, C++ program design- An introduction to Programming and Object-Oriented design, Mc-Graw Hill, Third Edition, 2002
Stroustrup, Bjarne, The C++ Programing Language, Second Edition, Addison-Wesley, 1995