Programming Concepts in C++CT025-3-2Introduction to the module

CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 2 (of 13)Prerequisites for this module Fundamentals of Software Development or equivalent

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 3 (of 13)At the end of this module, YOU should be able to: Explain object-oriented programming concepts and apply them to the modelling of real world systemsExplain the object-oriented paradigm and utilisation of the offered facilitiesDemonstrate ability to develop and derive new class structures and organise them such that they will model real world systems within computersLearning Outcomes

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 4 (of 13)Topics we will coverObject-oriented Programming ParadigmBeginning with C++Tokens, expressions and Control StructuresOperators in C++Functions in C++Classes and ObjectsConstructors and DestructorsInheritancePointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 5 (of 13)Topics we will coverWorking with FilesObject-Oriented Systems DevelopmentTemplates and Exception Handling

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 6 (of 13)What is expected of you Attendance & PunctualityParticipation in class-workObserve rules and regulationsAdvice of Study Strategies & Skills

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 7 (of 13)What support is available for you LearnfinityStudent Assessment Information SheetSlidesAssignmentIncourse MarksConsultation hours EmailResourcesReference materialInternet resources

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 9 (of 13)How you will be assessedIndividual AssignmentCovering Learning Outcomes1 - Explain object-oriented programming concepts and apply them to the modelling of real world systems2 -Explain the object-oriented paradigm and utilisation of the offered facilities3 -Demonstrate ability to develop and derive new class structures and organise them such that they will model real world systems within computers

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 10 (of 13)References

Dietel, H.M. & Dietel, P.J. (2001) C++: How to Program, Prentice Hall.Farrell, J. (2001), Object-Oriented Programming Using C++, 2nd edition, Course Technology. (ISBN: 0619033614)

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 11 (of 13)Internet Resourceshttp://www.pitt.edu/~stephenp/INFSC0020/http://www.deitel.com/books/cppHTP4/index.html

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 12 (of 13)Q & AQuestion and Answer Session

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CT025-3-2-PCPP (Programming Concepts in C++)Introduction to module

Slide 13 (of 13)What we will cover nextObject Oriented Programming ParadigmBasic Concepts of Object Oriented Programming ParadigmBenefits of OOPObject Oriented LanguagesApplications of OOP

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