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C++ Programming
Workshop I. Introduction
A.
History of C and C++ B.
History of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) C.
Advantages of OOP D.
Fundamentals of OOP 1.. Abstraction 2. Encapsulation 3. Inheritance 4. Polymorphism E.
The C++ Compiler II. Extensions to the C Language
A.
Comments B.
const C.
Function prototypes and default arguments D.
Variable declarations E.
struct and enum data types F.
References G.
iostream - cout and cin III. Introduction to Classes
A.
Classes and objects - what they are B.
Structures and classes C.
Function and data members D.
visibility - public and private keywords E.
Constructors & Destructors F.
Order of initialization G.
Static data members IV. Overloading Operators and functions
A.
Copy constructors B.
Assignment vs. initialization C.
Friend functions V. Pointers and dynamic memory allocation
A.
The new and delete keywords B.
The this keyword C.
Using with arrays VI.
Inheritance
A.
Basic concepts of inheritance - Base and derived classes B.
The protected keyword C.
Disabling and modifying inherited functions D.
Virtual Functions E.
Abstract classes F.
Multiple inheritance G.
Virtual base classes VII. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
A.
Overview - OOA, OOD, OOP B.
Object Oriented Analysis 1. Use
Cases 2. CRC
cards C.
Object-Oriented Design 1. Modeling classes and objects 2. State
and Sequence Diagrams VIII. An Example Object-Oriented Workshop
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