Week
1 - 4 -> Y K Choi and Week 5 - 7 -> Phillip ChudleyWeek
1 - 4 -> Y K Choi and Week 5 - 7 -> Phillip Chudley
| Week | PowerPoint | Laboratory - feel free to download for your Lab. | Supplementary Notes | Self-Test Question |
| 1 | Introduction
This describes the requirements, teaching schedule and
textbook of this course.
Lecture 1 This is the first lecture and covers the basic hardware, software, basic computing, OOP design Lecture 1_1 This is about C++ fundamentals (pages 1 - 98) |
Laboratory one This laboratory is about the basic computing, C++ fundamentals including input and output and the steps to create a C++ program under Microsoft visual C++ environment. Please note that it uses visual C++ environment for teaching and learning only. This laboratory will not cover the visual C++ which is beyond the scope of this course. | Introduction
This describes the course syllabus.
Exercise1 This is exercise 1 to be submitted before 10 July 2002.
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Test
1 This lists out the questions on lecture 1.
This is word format
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| 2 | Lecture 2_1 This is about object modification including input, compound assignment, increment and decrement, and string class (pages 103- 141) Lecture 2_2 This is about control constructs including if, if-else and switch. (pages 153 - 195 of set book) | Laboratory two This laboratory covers increment, decrement, string, if, if-else and switch. | A useful website with extensive information on C++ www.cplusplus.com | Test
2 This lists out the questions on lecture 2.
This is word format |
| 3 | Lecture 3_1 This is about the control constructs including while, for and while-do (pages 195- 218) Lecture 3_2 This is function basics including iomanip and fstream libraries (page 233 - 275 of set book) | Laboratory three This laboratory covers iteration, while, while-do, for, and basic functions including iostream and iomanip libraries. | Test
3 This lists out the questions on lecture 3. This is word
format
Test 31 This lists out the questions on for and while . This is word format |
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| 4 | Lecture 4 This is about the programmer defined functions. | Laboratory four This laboratory is about programmer-defined functions including parameter passing and recursive functions. | Specimen (Exam) This section list out the examination specimen. There will be three sections, you have to answer all questions in Section A, and one question from Sections B and C. Note that you have to achieve 30 out of 100 for exam and continuous assessment. | Test
4 This lists out the questions on function basics. This is word
format
Test 41 This lists out the questions on programmer defined functions . This is word format |
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