CSci 152: Computer Programming II

Fall 2004

CSci 152: Computer Programming II

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Course Description:  This course is a continuation of CSci 151.  The skills in problem solving and programming acquired in the previous class will be reinforced and enhanced.  The concepts of object-oriented programming and design will be introduced.  Specific topics include multi-dimension array processing and applications, sort and search algorithms, file processing, string processing, structures, classes, inheritance, pointer variables.

 

Goals:  After completion of this course, you should be able to code application programs using arrays, sorts and searches, strings, user-defined files, and structures.  You should be able to create and use classes to represent abstract data types.

 

Prerequisite:  CSCI 151 or other course covering basic concepts of the C or C++ languages.

 

Text:  C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis To Program Design (Second Edition)

          by D.S. Malik

          ISBN:  0-619-16042-X

 

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