Object Oriented Programming (CS/SE1143)

Computer Programming (CS-1123)

Introduction To C++ Programming, Comprehensive Version, By Y. Daniel Liang
Object-Oriented Programming In C++ Author: Robert Lafore, Fourth Edition

C++: How To Program (Fourth Edition), Deitel & Deitel, Prentice-Hall.

An Introduction To Object Oriented Programming, Timothy Budd, Second Edition

Emphasis this course is on intensive study of object-oriented programming using C++. Abstract data types, object instantiation, inheritance, polymorphism, composition, member access control, templates, overloaded operators, exception handling, use of C++ headers, and class libraries will be studied.

Course Objectives

• Introduction of the course
• Overview of Structured Programming using C++
• Pointers Revision
• Introduction to classes and Object Oriented Concepts

• Function Overloading, C++ Constructor & Destructor.
• Importance of Destructor, Calling sequence of Constructor & Destructor for multiple objects.
• Preventing changes in data members from a method: const method.
• Pointer to Object; Object as argument to function (call by value & call by reference);

• Composition

• Friend functions
• Friend class

• Operator Overloading
• Binary Operator NOT receiving Instance of class as 1st operand
• Overloading Binary Operators for I/O stream
• Overloading Unary Operator: as member, as non-member
  Unusual Operators: ++, –, [ ] (set & get, both versions), type-cast

• C++ Inheritance Concepts
• Introduction to Java
• Constructors, Destructors, Inheritance in Java, Relationships in OOP
• C++  Multiple Level Inheritance, Multiple Inheritance

• Virtual inheritance
• Polymorphism in C++ and Java
• Virtual Functions

• C++ Streams
• Java Streams
• C++ and Java Streams

• Function Template
• Class Template

• Java GUI Handling
• C++ and Java Exceptions
• Unhandled Exception
• Revision of Course