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CS 222: Immediate C++ Class Hour: Section: MWF 2:15PM - 3:05PM. McGraw 115

CS 222: Immediate C++ Class Hour: Section: MWF 2:15PM - 3:05PM. McGraw 115. Contact information. nguyenh@uww.edu (fastest way to contact me) MG 106 Office Hours: 9am – 10:45am MWF, noon-1pm W 262 472 5170. Course Objectives.

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CS 222: Immediate C++ Class Hour: Section: MWF 2:15PM - 3:05PM. McGraw 115

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  1. CS 222: Immediate C++ Class Hour: Section: MWF 2:15PM - 3:05PM. McGraw 115

  2. Contact information nguyenh@uww.edu (fastest way to contact me) MG 106 Office Hours: 9am – 10:45am MWF, noon-1pm W 262 472 5170

  3. Course Objectives • Given a description of a real-world problem, students will be able to design and implement C++ application using C++ classes, structures, I/O to solve this problem. • Students will be able to skillfully employ features of object-oriented programming such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism that promote code reuse and coding at a high level of abstraction in the development of a software system to solve a real-world problem.

  4. Technology Requirement • Linux GNU C++ or • Cygwin (http://cygwin.com/)

  5. Course detail - Evaluation

  6. Grading (+/-)

  7. Must-have for success + + Reading textbook Practicing (labs+projects) Devote time) =

  8. Must-have for success • Time management: working at least 8 hours a week for this class. • Can-do attitude: • Reading/practicing/participating in class.

  9. Getting started… Prerequisite: COMPSCI 174, What do we still remember or know about C++?

  10. Class Focus Professional software development Strict deadlines, high standard, ridiculous demands (some times)

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