1. PUNJAB COLLEGE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION,
LUDHIANA
COURSE PLAN
Object-Oriented Programming using C++ [ BC- 304(N2) ]
Max. Marks 100 Internal
Assessment - 40
External Assessment -
60
Instruction for paper setter
 The question paper will consist of two sections A and B.
 Sections B will have Six questions and will carry 10 marks
each. Section A will have 10 short answer type questions,
which will cover the entire syllabus uniformly and will carry
20 marks in all.
Instructions for Candidates
 Candidates are required to attempt four questions from
section B and the entire section A.
 Use of non-programmable scientific calculator is allowed.

3. Syllabus
Introduction: Object oriented programming, characteristics of
object orientated languages, classes, C++ basics: Program
Statements, Variables and constants, Loops and Decisions.
Functions: Defining a function, function arguments & passing
by value, arrays & pointers, function & strings, functions &
structures.
Classes & Objects: Defining class, class constructors and
destructors, operator overloading.
Class Inheritance: Derived class & base class; Virtual, Friends
and Static functions; Multiple inheritance, Polymorphism.
Input/output files: Streams, buffers & iostreams, header files,
redirection, file input and output.
References:
1. E Balaguruswamy - Object oriented programming with C+
+ Tata McGraw Hill
2. Robert Lafore - The Walte Group's object oriented
programming in Turbo C++ Galgotia publications
3. Stephen Prata - The Walte Group's c++ primer plus
Galgotia publications

4. Important Guidelines
 Attendance Criteria – 75% (No Compensation)
 You are supposed to be present in the class on/before
scheduled time. After that you will be allowed to attend
the lecture but attendance for the same will not be
awarded.
 You will be informed well in advance about all the
important deadlines related to different activities.
 If you will miss any of the test or presentation or any other
activity, there will be no compensation in the marks for
the same.
 You are advised not to copy the assignments otherwise
copied assignments and the master assignment would be
cancelled and awarded zero marks.
Following are the parameters along with weight-age for the final calculation of
Internal.
Internal Evaluation Breakup
Marks Parameters
15 MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION [MSE]
5 PRESENTATION
10 TESTS [First Hourly, Second Hourly,
Special]
10 ASSIGNMENTS

5. Course Breakup
Class: BCA-II-B Lectures: 47
Subject: OOP using C++ Tutorials: 6
Code: BC- 304(N2) No. of Tests: 3
Teacher: Anil Sharma [AS] Assignments: 3
Lectur
Tutorial/
e Date of
Topics to be covered Assignment/
Numb Delivery
Test
er
Fundamentals of
Programming Languages:
its types, Programming
1 paradigms, Comparison
between functional
programming and OOP
Approach
OOP Paradigm: Meaning,
Characteristics of object
oriented language –
2 objects, classes,
inheritance, data
abstraction, data
encapsulation
3 Introduction to C++:
Identifier and keywords,
constants, Variable
declaration, Manipulators,
C++ operators, Type

6. conversion
Conditional statements,
4 Loop Statements, Breaking
Control Statements
5 TUTORIAL - I
Arrays: Meaning of Array,
Usage of Array, Types of
6
Arrays: One Dimensional,
Two Dimentional
Arrays continue…: One
7 dimensional array-I, One
dimensional array-II
Arrays continue…: Two
8 dimensional array-I, Two
dimensional array-II
ASSIGNMENT - I
9
TEST – I
Functions: Defining a
function, Types of functions,
10 function arguments &
passing by value, Call by
Value, Call by reference
Functions Continue…:
Function Overloading,
11 Functions & Arrays,
Functions & Pointers
Functions Continue…:
12 Function & Srings,
Functions & Structures
13 T U T O R I A L - II

7. Class: Defining class, class
members- member
14 variables, members
functions, Class Objects,
usage of creating objects
Class Continue…:Array
15 within the Class, Arrays of
class objects
Class Continue…:Functions
definition inside the class,
16 Function definition outside
the class, Static class
member
A S S I G N M E N T - II
17
T E S T – II
Constructors: Defining
18 constructors, Constructor
Properties
Constructors continue…:
Default Constructor,
19
Parameterised
constructors.
Constructors continue…:
20 constructor overloading,
copy constructor
Destructors: Defining
21 destructors, importance of
destructors
Friend functions, Inline
22
Functions
Inheritance: Meaning, Types
23 of Inheritance, Single
inheritance

8. Inheritance continue…:
Types of base classes,
24
Multiple Inheritance,
Multilevel Inheritance,
Inheritance continue…:
Hierarchical Inheritance,
25
Hybrid Inheritance, Types of
derivations
26 T U T O R I A L - III
Polymorphism: Meaning,
27 Types of Polymorphism,
Container Classes
Operator Overloading:
Unary Operator
28
Overloading-I, Unary
Operator Overloading-II
A S S I G N M E N T - III
29
T E S T – III
Operator Overloading
30 continue…: Binary Operator
Overloading-I
Operator Overloading
31 continue…: Binary Operator
Overloading-II
Operator Overloading
32 continue…: Binary Operator
Overloading-III
Polymorphism with pointers,
33
Virtual functions
Pure virtual functions, Static
34
Functions
35 T U T O R I A L - IV

9. 36 Console : Streams
37 Unformatted I/O Operations
38 Formatted I/O Operations
File Handling: Meaning,
39
Introduction to file handling
File Handling Continue…:
40
Usage of file handling
41 Opening and Closing of files
Stream state member
42
functions
ASCII & Binary file
43
operations
File Modes: Pointers &
44
Manipulators
Sequential Access, Random
45
Access, Error Handling
46 TUTORIAL - V
47 T U T O R I A L - VI