A290/A590: Adventures in Computing: C++ (Fall 2008)


Course Information

Time: Tuesday/Thursday 6:00 - 7:15PM, Second 8 weeks
Location: Lindley Hall 115
Required Text: Problem Solving with C++, Seventh Edition, by Walter Savitch

Instructor: Andrew Kalafut
Email: akalafut at cs dot indiana dot edu
Office: Lindley Hall 415
Office Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 4:30 - 5:45 or by appointment

Course Goals

This course is designed to cover standard imperative and object oriented programming in C++. This will include designing custom data types, using custom data types and predefined objects. We will discuss the differences between C and C++ as appropriate, and make use of C++ syntax and libraries.

The STL will be used extensively in this course, and will be a major point of discussion throughout the semester. While the STL is not a topic in and of itself until the end of the quarter, that is more for advanced topics. The STL will be used in basic form throughout the semester.

It is assumed that a basic C knowledge is had by all students in the class. This includes syntax, flow control constructs, basic function usage, and pointers.


Schedule

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