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TSU

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

COURSE DESCRIPTION FOR COMP 2240

Catalog Course Description

COMP 2240 Object Oriented Programmi= ng(3).. This is the continuation of COMP 2140. The remaining structures of the language used in COMP 2140, including object oriented design, detail discussions of classes and methods (functions), inheritance and polymorphism, exception handling, one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays and their uses, strings, matrices, and hashing wil= l be discussed. Discussions will be in the context of programming language concepts.

 

= Prerequisite: COMP 2240 or equivalent.

 =

Course Objectives

1. To teach students the object-oriented design(OOD= ) and programming(OOP).

2. To teach students to write programs using object-oriented design methodolog= y.

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Course Prerequ= isite

Students taking this course must have successfully completed COMP 2140 with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

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Competencies

By the end of this semester the student:

1. Will gain knowledge about objects, object oriented problems solving and des= ign.

2. Will be able to write classes for processing data obtained from objects.

3. Will learn advanced OO programming techniques including inheritance and        =        

    po= lymorphism.

 

MAIN TOPIS OF = COURSE

1.      =              Object definition(Attributes and behaviors)

2.      =              Object Ori= ented Programming and Classes

3.      =              Constructo= rs

4.      =              Access and matador functions

5.      =              Class clie= nts with static and dynamic instances

6.      =              Friend fun= ctions

7.      =              Operator overloading functions and destructor functions

8.      =              At least t= wo complete classes with clients must be discussed.

9.      =              Friend and nested classes.

10.      =          Exceptions= and exception handling

11.      =          Composition(Classes where attributes are instances of other classes.)

12.      =          Review of template functions and discussion of template classes.

13.      =          An array processing template class

14.      =          A matrix processing template class. 

15.      =          Code hiding(Separation of class interface and class implementations).

16.      =          Header Fil= es.

17.      =          Inheritanc= e and derived classes.

18.      =          Polymorphi= sm and virtual functions. Compile-time and run-time binding.

19.      =          Introducti= on Standard Template Functions

 

NOTES:

  1. At lease one class period is devoted to us= e of computer lab. A good number of intermediate and some more advanced problems must be programmed and implemented.
  2. Topics must be discussed in context of programming language concepts. For example, run-time stack and activat= ion records must be explored appropriately.
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