Object Oriented Programming
β Scribed by Fyfe C.
- Book ID
- 127429251
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 1 MB
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
We will mainly use C++ (Visual C++ Version 4). The first 4 weeks will introduce the basic Object Oriented concepts which are applicable on any 00 system. The laboratory work will provide simple exercises using C++. Weeks 5 will give an introduction to creating Windows95 applications using the full power of Visual C++. In week 6 we introduce Java as an object oriented language and show its GUI capabilities. In weeks 7 and 8 we introduce Smalltalk and will be using a public domain Smalltalk interpreter.From week 9 onwards we will not ask you to complete lab work since for these 4 weeks you will be attempting to complete the coursework assignment which will be given to you in week 8.In week 9 we will look briefly at 2 other 00 languages. In week 10, we will introduce three topics which are sure to gain importance over the next few years - exception handling, multi-threaded programs and persistent objects.Finally in week 11, we will show how to create www applets using Java.Assessment will comprise:⦠A two hour exam valued at 40% of the total marks⦠A software project valued at 60% of the total marks"
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