Programming I

Text Book:

§  Programming with C++ By John R. Hubbard

References:

§  C++ from the GROUND UP By Herbert Schildt. Osborne, 2003.

§  الحاسوب وإيجاد الحلول باستخدام سي بلس بلس  للدكتور كمال جنبي

§  Object Oriented Programming in C++ By Robert Lafore

§  Technical C++ By Andrew C.staugaard

§  Lecture Notes + Programming Exercises

Course Description:

Introductory course covers programming concepts, problem-solving methods, and algorithms development. It includes program designing, debugging, and testing. The covered topics include control structures, iteration statements, functions, parameter passing, library functions, and  arrays. Implementations and programs developments will be done using C++ programming language.

Course Objectives:

§  Learning principles of programming and problem solving.

§  Learning the syntax and semantics of the C++ programming language and how to implement problem solutions in C++.

§  Developing programs in C++ to gain practical programming experience.

§  Gaining basic programming and debugging skills.

§  Recognizing common C/C++ designing and coding errors.

Student Responsibilities:
Attend lectures and labs on time besides working on the programming exercises during the normal class lab times, and as much outside of class as necessary to understand. The purpose of the labs is to familiarize you with the concepts necessary to complete the programming assignments and do well on the quizzes and exams.

General Policies:
  §  You should keep an extra copy of every program you turn in on the disk for later use. 
        §  No make-up exams will be given. 
  §  Late assignments will not be accepted without documentary evidence.


Attendance Policy:
The student is expected to attend all lectures and labs. New material will be presented in both lecture and lab. The student is responsible for any material missed because of absence or lateness. The absence of 25% of the total lectures will prevent the student from attending the final exam.