Programming I&II
- Programming I
(2nd grade, 1st semester, Dept. Info. Sci., Required)
- Programming II
(2nd grade, 2nd semester, Dept. Info. Sci., Required)
- (By S. Tadaki)
- 2003 School Year
Japanese version
Abstract
The object oriented programming (OOP) scheme is helpful to model
various phenomena naturally. In the lecture Programming I, I
will talk fundamentals of C++ programming language, which is one of
the OOP languages. By keeping a close connection to
Exercises in
Programming I, students are required to obtain the fundamental
techniques and the ability to construct small programs.
In the second part Programming II, I will show advanced
techniques in C++ and fundamental method in OOP programming schemes,
which includes fundamental data structures, module programming
techniques, class planning and so on. By keeping a close connection
to Exercises in Programming II, students are required to obtain
the advanced problem-solving techniques in C++.
References
- Steve Oualline, Practical C++ Programming
(O'Reilly & Associates)
- B. Stroustrup, The C++ Programming Language(3rd ed)
(Addison-Wesley, 1997)