Computer Programming

2020 Spring

Notice | Course Information | Objectives | Textbook | Grading Policy | Lecture Plan | Lab Announcements

Notice   [top]

• It is recommended to print your lecture contents. Referring to web page will be fine.
• You may also refer to eTL page for further notification.
• The classroom number is room 105 @ 302 building
• The practice location is room 311-1 @ 302 building
• C overview site : http://soen.kr/lecture/ccpp/cpp1/cpp1.htm
  


• Lecturer : Prof. HyeonsangEom
  • Office : room 324 @ 302 building
  • TEL : 880-6755
  • E-mail : hseom at cse.snu.ac.kr
• Assistants : Dong Kyu Sung, Manseob Song
  • Office : room 319 @ 302 building
  • TEL : 880-1856
  • E-mail : davidsung1 at snu.ac.kr akstjqs at snu.ac.kr
• Credits : 4
• Lecture
  • Lecture : Mon,Wed 15:30-16:45 room 105 @ 302 building
  • Practice : Tue 18:30-20:20 room 311-1 @ 302 building
  • [Putty]
• Prerequisite course : Digital computer concept and practice

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Objectives   [top]

• Goal
  The goal is to learn C++ & Java Object-Oriented programming skills. This course enables students to learn a basic of C++ & Java and API, and to solve problems by making C++ & Java programs. Also, the course helps students understand the Object-Oriented programming principles and good programming styles, and learn C++ & Java Object-Oriented programming methodologies.
• Program Execution on Visual Studio & Eclipse
• Object-Oriented Programming Principles
• Good Programming Style
• C++ Basics, Data Types and Pointers
• Functions, Pointers & References
• Name Spaces, Operator Overloading
• Access control, Class constructor/Destructor/Copy Constructor
• Class Derivation and Inheritance, Polymorphism and Virtual Functions
• C++ Templates, Standard Library
• Classes, Objects and Pakages
• Methods (Constructors/Destructors), Operators, Control Flow & I/O
• Access Control, Code Reuse, Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Interfaces and Exception Handling
• String, Array and Containers
• JNI & AWT
• C++ vs Java, Design Patters

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Textbook   [top]

• Textbook
  • C++ How to Program (6th Edition, Pearson International Edition),P. Deitel and H. M. Deitel, Pearson Education (Prentice Hall), 2008
  • Thinking in Java (4th Edition, Pearson International Edition), Bruce Eckel, Pearson Education (Prentice Hall), 2006 [download]
• Reference
  • C++ Primer, S. B. Lippman, J. Lajoie, and B. E. Moo, 4th Edition, Addison-Wesley Professional, 2005 (or Korean Version)
  • Just Java 2 (6th Edition), Peter van der Linden, Sun Microsystems Press, Prentice Hall Title, 2004

  

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Grading Policy   [top]

• Midterm 25%; Final 25%; Projects 40%; Attendance10%
• Note for coursetakers
  • The prerequisite for this course is the course named "digital computer concept and practice".
  • If you cheat on your exam, your exam score will be 0.
    • We are planning to use ROPAS's CloneChecker.

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Lecture Plan   [top]

• The lecture schedule is subject to change.
• Wi-fi signal at classroom might be weak, so please download any lecture materials before class starts
• Download Adobe Reader

 




Contents	Lecture	Practice	Etc
Overview	Lecture0
Object-Oriented Programming Principles	Lecture1 Lecture1 Suplement Lecture2	Lab1 Lab2 Lab3	Exercise1
Good Programming Style	Lecture3 Lecture3_Supplement Lecture4	Lab4	Assignment1
C++ Basics and Data Types	Lecture5 Lecture5_Supplement Lecture6	Lab5
Function and Pointers & References	Lecture7 Lecture8 Lecture9
Name Spaces and Operator Overloading	Lecture10 Lecture11	Lab6
Access Control, Class Constructor/Destructor/Copy Constructor, Function and Pointers & References	Lecture12 Lecture13	Lab7
C++ Templates and StandardLibrary	Lecture14 Lecture15	Lab8
Classes, Objects and Packages	Lecture16 Lecture17
Interfaces and Exception Handling	Lecture18 Lecture19	Lab9
String,Array and Containers	Lecture20
C++ vs Java and Design Patterns

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Seoul National University, Departure of Computer Science and Engineering, DCSLAB
Distributed Computing Systems Lab,
School of Computer Science and Engineering, Seoul National University