CSC 309 course home page

Winter 2007
CSC 309 Section 801 (Loop), 810 (DL)
Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Time:	Wed 5:45 - 9:00 p.m., Loop, room Lewis 1007
Instructor:	Noriko Tomuro, tomuro@cs.depaul.edu
Office:	CST 648 (Loop; CTI building 6th floor)
Phone:	(312) 362-5218 (Loop)
Fax:	(312) 362-6116 (Loop)
Office Hours:	Wed 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.

1. Course Materials

Course OnLine (instructions)

How to make a .zip file -- You must create a .zip file whenever you turn in more than one file for a homework assignment.

Assignments [Programming Style Guidelines]

Homework #7 (due 3/9 Fri Loop, 3/10 Sat DL)
Homework #6 (due ~~2/28~~ 3/2 Fri Loop, 3/1 3 Sat DL)
Midterm Part II (Project) (due 2/21 Loop, 2/22 DL)
Midterm Part I (Written) (due 2/14 Loop, 2/15 DL)
Homework #5 (due 2/7 Loop, 2/8 DL)
Homework #4 (due 1/31 Loop, 2/1 DL)
Homework #3 (due 1/24 Loop, 1/25 DL)
Homework #2 (due 1/17 Loop, 1/18 DL)
Homework #1 (due 1/10 Loop, 1/11 DL)

Lecture Notes

Week (date)	Lecture Materials	Code we wrote in the class & Other material
10 (3/7)	Review for Final WITH SOLUTIONS
9 (2/28)	(#10) Inheritance (ch. 7) (#11) Polymorphism (ch. 7)	RectangleBox.cpp -- Rectangle, Box & app all in one file OneTwo.cpp
8 (2/21)	(#9) Linked Lists	LinkedNodes.txt -- exercises on linked lists Sublist.cpp -- sublist() method for LinkedList
7 (2/14)	(#8) Classes with Pointers (ch. 9.5)	person.h -- with copy constructor, destructor & operator= person.cpp papp.cpp -- application program which uses Person
6 (2/7)	Do (#5) (#7) Dynamic Storage (ch. 9)	mappArrays.cpp -- passing an array of objects to functions
5 (1/31)	(#5) Pointer to Objects (ch. 5) (#6) Operator Overloading (ch. 8)	money.h -- with overloaded operators money.cpp -- with overloaded operators moneyOpApp.cpp
4 (1/24)	(#4) Classes (ch. 5) Classes & Object Exercises	rectangle.h rectangle.cpp recapp.cpp money.h -- some 'const' added money.cpp mapp1.cpp
3 (1/17)	(#3) Arrays & Cstrings (ch. 4)	Solutions to Pointer Exercises #5-10 (in pdf) str_insert.cpp-- Programming Exercise #4.9 (p. 275)
2 (1/10)	(#2) Arrays & Pointers (ch. 4) More Pointer Exercises	Solutions to Pointer Exercises #1-4 (in pdf) countevenByFunctions.cpp -- example of passing an array to a function, and using [] and * notations in traversing an array
1 (1/3)	(#1) Intro to C++ (ch. 1-3)	myhello.cpp -- receive two int's from cin minmax.cpp -- min/max using Call-by-Value minmax3.cpp -- min/max using Call-by-Reference mypower.cpp

2. C++ Links

C++ Compilers & Instructions

You can use any C++ compiler. Below are some FREE compilers which I recommend.

Platform	Obtain from	*Compilation Instruction*
Windows	MS Visual C++ Express 2005 Free download from Microsoft. C++ only.	Using Visual C++ Express 2005
	MS Visual Studio 2005 -- Whole MS Visual Studio. Free to CTI students through MSDNAA. [NOTE: Available after the 2nd week of the quarter.]	Using Visual Studio 2003
	MS Visual C++ 6 with Visual C++ 6.0 Service Pack 6 Free to CTI students through MSDNAA. [NOTE: Available after the 2nd week of the quarter.]	Using VC++ 6
	Bloodshed Dev-C++ Free C++ compiler for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP. IDE with GUI interface. Does not include STL.	Bloodshed Dev-C++ compiler
	Borland 5.5 (BCC55) -- choose "Compiler" in the selection. Free for Windows platforms. Command-line interface only.	Using the Borland 5.5 Compiler and command-line tools
Unix/Linux	g++/gcc -- included in almost all Unix/Linux.	Compiling with multiple files using g++/gcc
Mac	Xcode Free (to ADC members) for Mac OSX. IDE with GUI interface.

Online C++ Resources

C++ Resource Network -- comprehensive links for just about everything on C++
dmoz open directory on C++ -- excellent links!!

Winter 2007
CSC 309 Section 801 (Loop), 810 (DL)
Object-Oriented Programming in C++