1 CSE 2341 Object Oriented Programming with C++ Note Set #1.

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CSE 2341Object Oriented Programming

with C++

Note Set #1

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Quick Look

• Review of – Syllabus– Outline– Requirements– Expectations

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What’s this class about?

• From the SMU Catalog:– “…covers object-oriented concepts using the

C++ language. Topics include inheritance, templates, polymorphism, exception handling, operator overloading, and File I/O. The course also includes the object-oriented implementation of the basic data structures of linked lists, stacks, queues, sets, and binary trees and their use in efficient program design. A brief introduction to UML is presented; a review of C++ pointers will be given ”

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TextbookStarting out with C++

4th Edition, 2005 Update

By:Tony Gaddis

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Instructor

• Kamran Khan– OFFICE: 328 Caruth– PHONE: 214 280 7124– E-MAIL: [email protected]– Office Hours:

• TBA

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Teach Assistants

• Xu (Alex) Bai • Abishek Goel• Wael Kdouh

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Grade Evaluation

Item Point Value

3 Exams 150 each

~ 12 Homeworks 10 each

~ 6 Programming Assignments

30 - 45 each

Final Project 100

Quizzes 15 each

Lab Participation 30

Total Possible Points: ~ 985

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Grade Evaluation Example

• Total Possible Points: 985• Highest Scores by a Student: 962• Your Scores: 915

915962

* 100 = 88

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Competencies attained in 2341

• Effective use of the C++ preprocessor• Explain the use of operator overloading• Explain the use of function name

overloading• Design and code an inheritance hierarchy• Create a library of functions which can

process data as objects• Understand memory management and

dynamic allocation

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Competencies (continued)

• Understand polymorphism and virtual functions

• Demonstrate a knowledge of an “is a” and “has a” relationship between classes

• Write a C++ program using sequential and random file processing

• Use exception handling techniques• Write a class template and driver to use it

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Assignment Deliverables

• Programming Assignments– Due Monday @ 10 p.m. of the week

listed on the course outline– Upload a compressed file to the proper

WebCT folder containing the following components:• All Source and header files• UML or pseudocode (as required by the

assignment)• UNIX (.out) executable file

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Assignment Deliverables (continued)

• Homework Assignments– Weekly homework assignments– Will usually require you to read ahead of

lecture to familiarize yourself with material to come

– Due at the beginning of class on Wednesday

– Print file off web and answer questions• Answer may be typed or hand-written

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Late Assignments

• Homework Assignemtns– Not Accepted Late

• Programming Assignments– Can be submitted up to 48 Late into the

appropriate Late Folder on WebCT – Only allowed with special permission of

the course instruction (not the TA)– 10 point deduction

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Lab Periods

• 1st Week (This Week) is MANDATORY– Will take you through the complete

assignment life cycle for a 2341 programming assignment

– Review UNIX and vi tutorials if you are new to UNIX

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Scholastic Honesty• Outside assistance other than from your

instructor, a TA, or university tutoring service is considered scholastic dishonesty

• Look at/copying from another student’s work is considered scholastic dishonesty

• Consequences of Scholastic Dishonesty– First Incident – 0 on assignment for all involved– Second Incident – F in Course and Honor

Council Referral or Disposition– Professor reserves the right to modify these

depending on the particular case

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