CSIS 3100

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A continuation of programming principles begun in CSIS 1302 with emphasis on object oriented methods and data modeling. Topics include files and important data structures such as trees.

CSIS 3100 syllabus
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NEW The Spiral or Evolutionary softare design method.

CHAPTER 6: (with a bit of 15)
• stack2.htm
• stack class 1
• stack class 2
• member copy example
• stack class 3 Using const functions

CHAPTER 7: (with a bit of 15)
• linked list stack 1 Toward a dynamic implementation
• linked list stack 2 a dynamic implementation

CHAPTER 14: (plus practice creating classes and medium size programs)
Text file reading and writing:
• file write Copy keyboard input to a data file
• file read Read input from a data file
• read and write files Read an input file/write results

Room class and menu program
• room class
• program with menu to use room class

Reading/Writing records (structs) to a file
• Handout on .read and .write functions

Declaration/Initialization Artifacts
• Curiosities of declaration/initialiation and scope blocks

CHAPTER 8:
Overloading of Functions and Operators
• Function overloading examples
• Operator overloading examples
  More Overloading: ROOM examples with UNION
• Overloading ROOM main
• Overloading ROOM class

CHAPTER 9:
Inheritance, derived classes and protected mode
• Inheritance classes examples
• main to use derived classes
• Polymorphism the hard way (casting pointers)
  or, why we need virtual functions casting

CHAPTER 10:
Inheritance, derived classes and virtual functions
• Classes with virtual functions examples
• main to use derived classes with virtual functions

CHAPTER 12:
Templates
• An example class and struct using templates
• main to use example template class

CHAPTER 13:
Exception Handling: throw and catch
• Example exceptions

1. ASSIGNMENT 1 STACK
2. ASSIGNMENT 2 QUEUE
3. ASSIGNMENT 3 FILE classes
4. ASSIGNMENT 4 Grades, files, menu
5. ASSIGNMENT 5 student records
   NOTE!All future assignments should be emailed to me, with the code as attachments. Each file in your project should be a separate attachement.
6. ASSIGNMENT 6 fixed-length records with .read and .write
7. ASSIGNMENT 7 overloading of functions and operators
8. ASSIGNMENT 8 overloading with friend functions and this
9. ASSIGNMENT 9 inheritance base and derived classes
10. ASSIGNMENT 10 virtual functions and polymorphism
11. ASSIGNMENT 11 templates

Test 1 study notes
Test 2 study notes
The "common final exam" for our class and Dr. Gooch's class is scheduled for December 10, 6-8pm.
Final Exam study notes