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- 1. C++ Object OrientedProgramming Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan Department of Information Technology University of Haripur Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0
- 2. 2 Pre-requisite Prerequisites Programming Fundamentals Credit Hours 3+1 Designed by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department ofInformation Technology – The University of Haripur
- 3. 3 Course Objectives This isan introductory course on object-oriented programming, which is designed to develop understanding of fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming. The course covers several basic and advanced object-oriented concepts including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, composition, encapsulation, templates etc. The course aims to illustrate the object-oriented concepts and develop solutions using C++ and a little bit of JAVA language, their design principles and tools. Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 4. 4 Course Learning Outcomes(CLOs) Introduce object-oriented programming paradigm in C++. Explain basic concepts of OOP paradigm like encapsulation, polymorphism, abstraction, inheritance, and data hiding. Implement OOP, Generic Programming Concepts and manipulate exception handling using Code Blocks. To identify ethical concerns in program writing and intellectual contexts by adhering to the rule of using signature programming. Designed by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 5. 5 Recommended books C++ HowTo Program: Harvey & Paul Dietel (Recommended) Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Jacobson, Christerson, Jonsson The C++ Programming Language: Bjarne Stroustrup Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 6. 6 Reference books Greg Perryand Marcus Johnson, Turbo C++ by Example, Prentice Hall. Stanley B. Lippman, C++ Primer, 2nd edition. Java Class Libraries Unleashed, SAMS Publishing. Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 7. 7 General Instructions Attendance ismandatory. Every class is important. All deadlines are hard. Under normal circumstances late work will not be accepted. Students are required to take all the tests. No make-up tests will be given under normal circumstances. There is 0 tolerance for plagiarism. Any form of cheating on exams/assignments/quizzes is subject to serious penalty. Attendance 75% attendance is mandatory. Latecomers will be marked as absent Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 8. 8 Evaluation Criteria Assignment s 05 % Quizzes 05 % Presentatio n 05 % Lab Manual 10 % Mid-Term 25 % Terminal Exam 50 % Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Departmentof Information Technology – The University of Haripur
- 9. 9 Introduction to OOP Classes/Objects ClassMethods Constructors Access Specifiers Destructors & Structure Enumeration in C++ Encapsulation Inheritance Friend Class & Function Polymorphism Files and Exceptions Data Abstraction Interfaces in C++ Content
- 10. That’s all aboutIntroduction… Object Oriented Programming Designed & Prepared by Dr. Kamran Ahmad Awan © Common Creative License 4.0 Department of Information Technology – The University of Haripur