C++ Programming II –

prg411

(3 credits)

This course builds on the Introduction to C++ programming course by using the basic programming concepts and introducing the use of more complex capabilities of the programming language.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.

Topics and Objectives

Classes and Objects
- Identify object-oriented terminology used in C++.
- Create classes.
- Apply constructors and destructors.
More Classes and Objects
- Use this member.
- Use static members.
- Demonstrate overloading functions and operators.
Inheritance and Polymorphism
- Apply base and derived classes.
- Apply scope and accessibility.
- Apply polymorphism using virtual functions.
File and I/O Operations
- Demonstrate exception handling.
- Use streaming Input/Output (I/O).
- Demonstrate file processing.
Object-oriented Data Structures
- Apply searching and sorting algorithms.
- Demonstrate dynamic memory allocation.
- Create link lists.

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C++ Programming II –

prg411

Classes and Objects

More Classes and Objects

Inheritance and Polymorphism

File and I/O Operations

Object-oriented Data Structures

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