Intermediate Programming in C and C++

Course Goals	Provide a systematic introduction to the C language and C++ for students who have been previously exposed to another high-level programming language. Introduce aspects of the UNIX operating system relevant to developing C programs, such as utilities, system calls, and standard libraries
Textbook	A Book on C , by Al Kelly and Ira Pohl, Addison-Wesley, Fourth Edition 1998. ISBN: 0-201-18399-4 C How to Program, by Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel, Prentice Hall, Fourth Edition 2004. ISBN: 0-13-142644-3 (covers both C and C++)
Major Topics Covered in Course	Basic control structures Expressions Data types Functions and parameter passing Program structures Pointers and arrays Strings Unix I/O interface Input and output system calls Program creation and debugging tools Classes and types Inheritance and object-oriented programming Exceptions and templates

NOTES:

• 1. C syntax                       2. Input/Output
• 3. C PreProcessor           4. C Bitwise Operators, Unions
• 5. Interface with Unix           
• 6. C++ Basic                       7. Classes Part-I
• 8. Classes Part-II                9. C++ Operator Overloading
• 10. C++ Inheritance            11. C++ Polymorphism
• 12. C++ Stream I/O             13. C++ Templates
• 14. C++ Exceptions