Course Syllabus

1. Lectures
   1. Object-oriented program development
   2. Classes in C++
   3. Introduction to Visual Studio .NET programming
   4. Multiple line text boxes and timers
   5. Simple Graphics
   6. Name spaces and STL
   7. Robot queue
   8. Inheritance
   9. Polymorphism
   10. Error handling
   11. Operator overloading
   12. Managed extentions for C++
   13. Additional reading:
       • C++ Templates Tutorial
       • Tech Talk About C++ Templates
       • C++ Templates - The Complete Guide
2. Program examples
3. Projects and homework assignments
   • Homework assignment #1: The Location class. Due by 11:59pm Jan 31, 2005.
   • Homework assignment #2: Jumping balls. Due by 11:59pm Feb 20, 2005.
   • Project #1: Description. Due by 11:59pm Feb 10, 2005.
   • Project #2: Object-oriented design and implementation. Due by 11:59pm Mar 8, 2005.
   • Project #3: Inheritance and polymorphism. Due by 11:59pm April 10, 2005.
   • Project #4: Managed extensions for C++. Due by TBA.
4. References
   • C++ and object-oriented programming, by Kip R. Irvine, ISBN: 0-02-359852-2.
   • Visual C++ .NET How to program, by Deitel, Deitel, Liperi, and Yaeger. ISBN: 0-13-437377-4.
   • Object-oriented Programming Using C++ by Ira Pohl. ISBN: 0-8053-5384-4.
   • Absolute C++ by Walter Savitch. ISBN: 0-201-70927-9.
   • Microsoft Knowledge Base

Advanced C++ Programming by Daniel Dementiev, Marshall University
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