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Course Outline – ISM3230 Introduction To Business Programming

Course Outline – ISM3230 Introduction To Business Programming. Text Book: C++ Programming: Program Design Including Data Structures, 2 nd Edition, by D.S. Malik, Course Technology, ISBN #0-619-16044-6 References: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, Professional Edition

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Course Outline – ISM3230 Introduction To Business Programming

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  1. Course Outline – ISM3230 Introduction To Business Programming Text Book: C++ Programming: Program Design Including Data Structures, 2nd Edition, by D.S. Malik, Course Technology, ISBN #0-619-16044-6 References: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, Professional Edition (or Learning edition) as Compiler Instructor’s Website: http://itom.fau.edu/sqiu Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  2. - Course Description- Programming Evolution- Computer System Architecture Course Outline (16 weeks) • Computer System Architecture • Using MS C++ Compiler and Editor • Data and Numbering System (Decimal, Octal, Hex) • Pseudocode and FlowCharting • C/C++ Programming Language • Overview C/C++ Object-Oriented Design and Online Assembly • Your Homework and Course Project Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  3. - Course Description- Programming Evolution- Computer System Architecture Homework formatting Source code (*.cpp) and any other data file (*.txt or *.dat); Compiled executable file (*.exe) and Screen captured files (show your results) into any document foramt (*.doc or *.jpg) Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  4. - Programming Evolution 1. Machine languages are machine-dependent and cumbersome for humans. Machine language – Running faster but programming too slow and tedious…. 2 Instead of using the string of numbers that computers could directly understand, programmer began using English-like abbreviations to represent the elementary operations that form the basis of assembly language. Translator programs (assembler) convert the assembly language programs to machine language - Require to many code to even a simplest tasks, such as repeating ADD, MOVE, STORE, JUMP…... Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  5. - Programming Evolution [Continue] 3.     High-level language developed Single statement – allow programmers to write instructions that look almost real English and mathematical notation: Grosspay = Basepay + Overtimepay The translator programs called COMPILERS the High-level language into machine language.   Interpreter can directly execute a high-level program without compiling it into machine code. – Slower than compiled code. 4. Hundreds of High-level languages have been developed but only few have achieved broad acceptance. • FORTRAN (Formula Translator) IBN, 1954, 57 • COBOL (Common Business Oriented Language) 1959, widely used by Manufactures, Government , Industrial • PASCAL 1971, Designed for teaching language in most universities  Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  6. - Programming Evolution [Continue] 5. Structured Programming A disciplined approach to write programs that are clearer than unstructured programming, easier to test and debug, and easier to modify. PASCAL; ADA (for DOD – US Department of Defendant); C/C++: C dominated language - 1970 created for UNIX operating system; 1980 ANSI C. -- In rich set of operators featured economy of expression of modern control flow and data structure. JAVA is now very dominated on Internet and OOP 80%. Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  7. - Programming Evolution [Continue] 6. Object-Oriented Programming A method for structuring programs as hierarchically organized classes describing the data and operations of objects that may interact with other objects. 7. Object-Oriented Language: Java; SmallTalk; C/C++; C# A programming language that reflects the concepts of object-oriented programming. Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  8. - Computer System Architecture Computer being divided into 6 Logical Units • CPU(Central Processor Unit)–interprets & execute instructions. • Memory unit (Cache Memory) - RAM, ROM. • I/O unit – • Input Devices: CDR, Floppy, Scanner, Digicam, VidioCard. • Output Devices: Printer, Monitor, Modem, CDW. • Arithmetic & Logic Unit(ALU)–Performing Arithmetic operations, logic operations, related operations, and calculations • Storage Unit Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

  9. - Create a C++ Program by Using Text Editor Programming Editors: UNIX: VI PC: Inside VC++ 6.0 (or .Net IDE) Kedit for Windows BBEdit WordPad (NotePad) Week 1 01/13/2005 Course ISM3230 Dr. Simon Qiu

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