Expected learning outcomes

Knowledge:

• Read and explain fundamental C++ syntax.
• Analyze the problem for simple programming tasks.
• Find and write the program code for solving such a problem.
• Obtain a suitable/appropriate data structures for a computer program, primarily containing arrays/tables.

Skills:

• Using a program develoment tool containing a C++ compiler.
• Understand and use fundamental C++ syntax.
• Writing program code that is implementation/realization of a self-found or already known algorithm.
• Getting to known and change/modify/expand already existing program code.
• Create and manage simple data structures consisting of arrays/tables.

General Competence:

• Work systematically, structured and targeted to solve a (programming) problem.
• Practical own efforts ("hands on ") is the way to new knowledge and skill.

Topic(s)

Construction of programs:
- Step by step
- Algorithms
- Pseudo code
Introduction to language elements as:
- Program structure and expressions
- Types of data, variables, strings and constants
- Operators
- Flow of control (decisions and loops)
- Structures
- Functions and parameters
- Arrays
- Classes and objects
Use of library functions:
- Streams (files and I/O)
- String handling

Teaching Methods

Lectures
Net Support Learning
Mandatory assignments
Exercises
Meeting(s)/Seminar(s)

Form(s) of Assessment

Written exam, 4 hours

Grading Scale

Alphabetical Scale, A(best) – F (fail)

External/internal examiner

Graded by course instructor and examiner.

Re-sit examination

Ordinary re-sit examination

Examination support

All printed matters and hand written notes

Coursework Requirements

Exercises (must have been approved by student assistant).

Teaching Materials

Lafore, Robert. (2002). Object-Oriented Programming in C++. Indianapolis, IN: SAMS.
Faglærer. Kompendium. Gjøvik: HiG.

Additional information

The course overlaps entirely with IMT1241 Basic programming in Java