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*[https://fis.encs.concordia.ca/eas/ ENCS Electronic Student Submission System]
 
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*[[Media:SourceCode4e.zip|Source code of all program examples in Walter Savitch's "Absolute C++"]]
 
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*[[Media:Liang_Code.zip|Source code of all program examples in Daniel Liang's "Introduction to Programming with C++"]]
 
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Revision as of 12:59, 2 September 2019

Contents

Course Description

COMP 345 - Advanced Program Design with C++ (4 credits)

Prerequisite: COMP352 previously or concurrently. Introduction to C++. I/O with stream classes. Pointers and their uses. TheStandard Template Library (STL): containers, algorithms, iterators, adaptors, function objects. Class design: constructors, destructors, operator overloading, inheritance, virtual functions, exception handling, memory management. Advanced topics: libraries, locales, STL conventions, concurrency, template metaprogramming. Applications of C++: systems, engineering, games programming. Project. Lectures: three hours per week. Laboratory: two hours per week.

Course Schedule and Contacts

component day time location instructor e-mail address web
lecture D -T-J--- 13:15-14:30 H-415 Paquet, Joey paquet@encs.concordia.ca
instructor's office hours --W---- 10:00-12:00 EV-3-221 Paquet, Joey
lab CX --W---- 20:30-22:20 H917 TBD TBD
lab FX --W---- 18:20-20:20 H929 TBD TBD
lab GX --W---- 17:45-19:35 H917 TBD TBD
marker TBD TBD
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Lecture Schedule

wk date event topics lecture material (tentative) laboratory material (tentative)
week 1 sep 3, sep 5
  • introduction to the course and project
  • introduction to C++
week 2 sep 10, sep 12
  • program organization
  • compilation units, namespaces
  • data types, type coercion
  • streams
  • pointers
week 3 sep 17, sep 19
  • structures, classes
  • inheritance
  • constructors, destructors
  • const, inline, static
  • friends
week 4 sep 24, sep 26
week 5 oct 1, oct 3
  • C/C++ arrays and dynamic arrays, containers
week 6 oct 8, oct 10
  • due date for assignment 1 (oct 12)
  • MVC architecture
  • observer pattern
week 7 oct 15, oct 17
week 8 oct 22, oct 24
  • polymorphism
  • virtual functions
  • abstract classes
  • slicing problem, value and reference semantics
  • virtual function tables
  • diamond problem, virtual inheritance
week 9 oct 29, oct 31
  • design patterns in C++
week 10 nov 5, nov 7
  • operator overloading
week 11 nov 12, nov 14
  • exception handling
week 12 nov 19, nov 21
  • templates metaprogramming
week 13 nov 26 - nov 28
  • due date for assignment 4 (nov 30)
  • final programming test (TBD)
    results
  • Review
exam week dec 5 - dec 19
  • final written examination (TBD)
    results

Course Material and Resources

Code used in the lecture slides