Instructor:    Anne DeFrance defrance@cs.montana.edu Office and phone: 361 EPS   994-4835.     Office Hours: 10-11 and 3-4 Monday and Wednesday and by appointment;

Teaching Assistants:    Gaurav Dawra     1:10-3:00 Wednesday dawra@cs.montana.edu Weihue Zhang     3:10 -5:00 Wednesday weihua@cs.montana.edu

• Text
  • C++ for Java Programmers by Mark Allen Weiss
  • Object-Oriented Programming in C++ by Robert Lafore

• The objectives of this course are to:
  • Ensure that you understand it is important to design a program before trying to code it.
  • Learn the main points of the C++ programming language, and how it is different than Java.
  • Know the power of language libraries and how to use them.'
  • Gain experience designing and writing programs.

• At the end of the course a student should:
  • Be able to write, compile, and debug programs in C and C++.
  • Be able to work with pointers without errors.
  • Understand and use operator overloading.
  • Know when and how to use the Standard Template Library.
  • Understand and use inheritance in C++.

• Grading
  • Lab 30%
    
  • Quizes 15% (The lowest quiz grade will be dropped, but there will be NO quiz makeups.)
  • Exam1 15%
  • Exam2 15%
    
  • Final 25%
    
  • Final: Tuesday May 4 @ 2:00

  Last modified: January 12, 2004