Intermediate Business Programming with C++
Intermediate Business Programming with C++
ISBN: 738453099
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2007
Pages: 142
Pages: 142
- Table of Contents
- Back Cover
- Intermediate Business Programming with C
- Preface
- Lecture 1: Introduction to Business Programming
- What is Programming?
- The 5 Phases of Software Life Cycle (SLC)
- The
- CASE Tools
- The Team
- An Example of the 5 Phases
- Comments on Software Development
- Lecture 2: Visio and Visual Studio .NET
- Using Visio Professional 2003 to Create UML Charts
- Visual C .NET 2005 Compiler Part I
- Visual C.NET 2005 Compiler Part II
- Visual C .NET 2005 Compiler Part III
- Visual Studio .NET 2005 Debugger Part I
- Visual Studio .NET 2005 Debugger Part II
- Lecture 2 Examples
- Lecture 3: Functions and Modularization I and Text File IO
- Functions and Modularization
- Program Design - Example 1
- Program Design - Example 2
- Program Design - Example 3
- Predefined Functions
- Text File InputOutput
- Arrays and Functions
- Lecture 3 Examples
- Lecture 4: Functions and Modularization II
- Functions and Functional Arguments
- Functions with Default Values in the Signature
- Inline Functions
- Recursive Functions
- Function Name Overloading
- Approaching Coding of Modularized Programs
- In Class Exercise - Population Study
- In Class Exercise - Gender Grade Research
- In Class Exercise - Banking
- Lecture 4 Examples
- Lecture 5: Pointers in C
- Null Pointers Pointers to void
- Pointers as Operands, Pointers to Arrays and Arrays of Pointers
- Pointers to Functions
- Memory Allocation: Static and Dynamic
- Passing by Pointer
- Lecture 5 Examples
- Lecture 6: Programmer Defined Data Types I: enum, typedef and Structures
- The Use of typedef
- Structures
- Pointers to Structures
- Structures with Functions
- Multiple files in Programs with Structures
- In Class Example - An Invoice Program
- Lecture 6 Examples
- Lecture 7: Programmer Defined Data Types II: Classes and the UML Type of Design
- Class Member Functions
- Members as Arrays and Arrays of Class Objects
- Class Objects as Function Input and Output
- Automatic Static Member Data
- Objects of Other Classes as Class Data Members
- Global Variables which are Objects
- Significance of Classes
- Introduction to UML Style of Design
- In Class Example - Book Inventory Records
- friend Functions
- Pointers to Class Objects and Pointers as Class Data Members
- The Pointer this
- Static Member Functions
- Constant Objects Constant Member Functions
- Copy Constructors Type Conversion
- Lecture 7 Examples
- Lecture 8: Operator Overloading
- Member Nonmember Operators
- Unary Operators
- Binary Operators - Arithmetic
- Binary Operators - Relational
- Binary Operators - Assignment
- Overloading the Extraction and Insertion Operators
- Data Conversion
- Example - Stocks
- Example - Rational Numbers
- Lecture 8 Examples
- Lecture 9: Class Inheritance
- Definition of Inheritance
- Member Data and Member Function Hiding
- Overriding Access in Inheritance
- Constructors and Destructors in Inheritance
- Serial and Multiple Inheritance
- Class Extension and Operator Overloading
- Class Extension: An Exercise
- UML and Class Inheritance
- Lecture 9 Examples
- Lecture 10: Friend Classes and Polymorphism
- Early and Late Binding of Functions
- Pointers, References and Inheritance
- Virtual Base Classes
- Virtual Functions and Abstract Classes
- Lecture 10 Examples
- Lecture 11: Template Functions and Template Classes
- Template Functions - An Example of Sorting
- Template Classes
- Template Classes Inheritance
- Lecture 11 Examples
- Lecture 12: Files IO Streams
- IO File Streams
- IO File Classes
- Binary Streams and Class IO
- File Position Locators Functions
- Exercise - A Maintenance Program
- Example - Book Inventory Records
- Lecture 12 Examples
- Lecture 13: Exception Handling
- Basics of C Exception Handling
- Throwing and Catching Exceptions
- Making a Class Definition More Robust
- Exception Specifications
- Exception Handling and Inheritance
- Exception Handling with Pointers and the new Operator
- Lecture 13 Examples
- Lecture 14: Data Structures
- The Stack as an ADT
- Queues as an ADT
- Lists as an ADT
- Doubly Linked Lists
- Templates to Define ADTs
- Lecture 14 Examples
- Lecture 15: Standard Template Library (STL)
- Vectors in STL
- Multidimensional Vectors in STL
- Lists in STL
- Other STL Containers
- Algorithms
- Iterators
- Lecture 15 Examples
- Lecture 16: Binary Trees
- Binary Trees
- Binary Search Trees
- Binary Search Trees as Recursive Data Structures
- Lecture 16 Examples
- List of Tables
Intermediate Business Programming with C++
ISBN: 738453099
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2007
Pages: 142
Pages: 142