Instructor: Yasir Niaz Khan ([email protected])

Teaching Assistant: Atif Mehdi ([email protected])

Class Timings:

Office Hours (in visiting faculty office, in front of Reception):

Credit Hours: 4

Text Book: Dietel & Dietel, C++ How to Program: Prentice Hall, 1998.

Additional Reading:

Lafore, Robert, The Object-Oriented Programming using C++: Waite Group.
Stroustrup, Bjarne, The C++ Programming Language (Third Edition): Addison-Wesley, 1997
Scott Meyers, Effective C++, Addison Wesley Longman, Inc.

Policies:

• You have to make a folder/file cover, in which you’ll put all of your quizzes, etc (hard copies) till the end of the semester.
• Assignments should be submitted in the folder \\bdc1\oop_sum03\sec-B. Make a folder (or file) with your roll no as its name (eg 1500). Put all your assignment files in the folder. Search the folder of the specific assignment (eg. strsort10_6) in the location that is mentioned on the specific assignment page. Drag & Drop your assignment folder (or file) (1500) on to this folder (assignment1).
• There will be at least two assignments each week.
• There will be no late submissions. Default assignment submission time is 15 min before the next class.
• There can be a surprise quiz in any class.
• Cheating in Assignments/tests will result in F grade in the course.

Course Objectives:

The main objective of the course is to introduce the concepts of Object oriented programming. The concepts of this paradigm will be strengthened through programming language C++.

Syllabus and Schedule:

• Pointers, Arrays, and Strings.
• Function Overloading.
• Object-Orientation Paradigm.
• Classes ans objects in C++.
• Constructors and Destructors.
• Operator Overloading.
• Inheritance & Polymorphism.
• Templates.
• Objects: Attributes and Behavior
• Relationships: Association, Composition
• Exception handling.
• Event Driven Programming.

Evaluation Criteria:

The evaluation is based on the following:

• Assignments 15%
• Lab Tests 10%
• Quizzes 10%
• Midterm 20%
• Project 10%
• Final Exam 35%