COVENANT UNIVERSITY, OTA College of Science and Technology Department of Comp ter and Information Science!

COURSE CODE" COURSE TIT%E" UNITS" SE(ESTER" COURSE %ECTURER*S+" CSC ##$ Comp ter &rogramming II ' O(E)A Dr, Ol -ag.emi O, O/(r, Eme.o Onye0a/(r,Od !ote,

A, COURSE DESCRI&TION This is an introductory course to object-oriented programming that adopts the fundamentals of C#, proceeding at a steady pace through all the necessary and important basic concepts, then moving to using the object-oriented approach to build interesting applications. It reinforces object-oriented programming by demonstrating how procedural solutions already learnt in C++ can be improved using the object-oriented approach. 1, COURSE O12ECTIVES t the end of this course, students are e!pected to" #earn principles of good programming and structured programming concepts. pplied the fundamental concepts of C# programming. $rogram in C# using the concepts of classes and objects. Implement the features of object-oriented programming which include inheritance and polymorphism. C, (ET3OD O4 TEAC3IN)/TEAC3IN) AIDS %uiding instruction Interaction classroom session &tudent group assignments Transparencies #ecture notes 'verhead projection (ultimedia projection. D, COURSE OUT%INE (od le $" Introd ction 5ee0 $" Introduction to the .)et *ramewor+, The .)et *ramewor+ and the Common #anguage ,untime, 'verview of the .)-T *ramewor+ The Common language runtime. *undamentals of object oriented design. *eatures of object-oriented programming. Dr, Ol -ag.emi

5ee0 #6'" The &tructure of the .)-T application, Compilation and e!ecution of the .)-T application. ,unning your first C# programming language. .sing the /isual C# Integrated 0evelopment -nvironment, Command line compilation and e!ecution. %raphical .ser Interfaces, .ser Interface 0esign $rinciples, *orms Controls and (enus, 0esign consideration in .ser Interfaces, dding new forms to a $roject Dr, Ol -ag.emi (od le #" C7 4 ndamental! 5ee0 8" 1eywords, data types, standard I2' streams, function prototypes, inline functions, overloaded functions, reference variables comparison between pointers and references. C# types, ,eference types, /alue types, 3o!ing and unbo!ing, 3asic C# features, rrays, '' features, *unction parameters, Iterators Dr, Ol -ag.emi T torial! .y (r, Od !ote *5ee0 $98+ (od le '" Cla!!e! 5ee0 8" Creating new data type in C#, class declaration, members, constructors and destructors, access functions, constant objects, member objects, static members, friend classes, arrays of class objects. Dr, Ol -ag.emi/(r,Eme.o (od le 8" Dynamic memory allocation in C7 5ee0 :6; -ssential operators, class with pointer members, this pointer assignment, initiali4ation, copy constructor, passing and returning objects, advanced free store techni5ues, e!ception handling in C#. Dr, Ol -ag.emi/(r, Eme.o 5ee0 < String &roce!!ing in C7 &orting, &earching in C# (r, Eme.o

(ID SE(ESTER E=A(INATION 6ee+ 7 ,ecursion in C# Dr, Ol -ag.emi/(r, Od !ote Tutorials by (r. 'dusote 86ee+ 9-7: (od le :" Inheritance and &olymorphi!m" 6ee+ ;-<=" 'perator overloading, handling related types in C#, derived class, conversion between base and derived classes, virtual functions, dynamic binding, pure virtual functions, protected members, public and private base classes, new, delete operators overloading, inheritance applications, Dr, Ol -ag.emi/(r, Eme.o

(od le ;" Ad>anced C7 concept! and Application" 6ee+ <<-<>" *ile handling, templates, container classes, class library, stac+, 5ueue and lin+ed list applications, simple database applications. Dr, Ol -ag.emi/(r, Eme.o E, STRUCTURE O4 T3E &RO)RA((E/(ET3OD O4 )RADIN) <. Continuous ssessment ?= mar+s a. Class test >= mar+s b. (id semester test <= mar+s >. -!amination @= mar+s 4, E=&ECTED C%ASS 1E3AVIOUR A ,ecords over ;=B average class attendance. A &tudents to be display a good sense of responsibility and decorum A Class assignments are to be ta+en seriously. A &tudents are to engage in all class activities. A $unctuality to class is e!pected of all students. ), TO&ICS 4OR TER( &A&ERS/ ASSI)N(ENTS 'bject-oriented design and &imulation of real world problems in science, engineering, commerce and technology RECO((ENDED READIN) Vi! al C7 #?$# 1y I>orton *undamentals of Computing with C++, &chaumCs 'utlines by Dohn ,. Eubbard, $h.0, >==>. $rogramming in C++, #essons F pplications by Timothy 3. 0C'ra4id 0ata structures F 'ther 'bject using c++, $earson $ublications- (icheal (ain, 6alter &avitch, >==G. $rogramming in C++ by (aria #itvin, %ary #itvin, >==>.

Understanding Object Oriented Programming Language

C++ is one of the Object Oriented Languages, other examples of these languages include, jaza, visual basic and many others Below are basic definitions you need to now as you start your journey into the programming world! "ere we go A class - in C++ this refers to a user defined data types whose variables are Objects C++ member variable # in C++ member variables are variables declared within a class declaration also nown as data member or member data Member function # in C++ programming language this refers to function whose declaration are made within a class declaration and are used to manipulate data member or member variable. Objects in C++ is an instance of a class Instantiation # $he process of creating an object of a particular class Access specifies #refers to a eyword that determines whether class member are accessible in various part of your program, and there are three types of access specifiers in C++ namely

Public # allows all functions to be accessible within the whole programming area Protected # these specifiers are accessible to member function of the same class or the derived class Private # these specifiers are accessible through member function of the same class

Other definitions you need to now when getting started with C++ includes the following Constructor # these are special ind of member function called automatically when a new Instance of a class is created estructor # are also special member function that is called automatically when an object of a particular class goes out of a scope Members # refers to a variable or a function declared within a class Parameter # elements use to communicate to the functions !tructure # in C++ a structure is a collection of a data items with different data types "ncapsulation # is the ability to group all data elements and functions that act on them as a single entity called class%

#unction overloading # &sing the same name for different functions in a program In$eritance # in C++ inheritance is when a class ac'uires properties of another class