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The document outlines the course policies, objectives, and evaluation criteria for CS1143 - Object Oriented Programming at Capital University of Science and Technology. It emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy for cheating, requires a minimum attendance of 75%, and details the grading distribution across assignments, quizzes, projects, and exams. The course will cover various topics in C++ including classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and templates.

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Lecture 00 Introduction

The document outlines the course policies, objectives, and evaluation criteria for CS1143 - Object Oriented Programming at Capital University of Science and Technology. It emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy for cheating, requires a minimum attendance of 75%, and details the grading distribution across assignments, quizzes, projects, and exams. The course will cover various topics in C++ including classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and templates.

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CS1143 - OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (Lecture 00)

COURSE INTRODUCTION
MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN SABIR
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1
COURSE POLICIES

• Assessment Policy
 No makeup for assignments, quizzes and projects. No Exception
 Quizzes will be announced, No Best of Quizzes/Assignments
 No best of Quizzes/Assignments
• Attendance Policy
 Attendance will be marked at any time during the class.
 Check your attendance during the class.
 You are required to be present in at least 75% of the classes

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ZERO TOLERANCE OF CHEATING

• Cheating is unethical and not acceptable. Plagiarism is using


information/source code without giving credit to the source of that
information.
• Do not submit work under your name that you did not do yourself.
• Any form of cheating will be earned you (zero) marks.
 This policy will be applied to all students involved in the incident
 Coping from online recourses/internet will also be included.

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COURSE INTRODUCTION

• Recommended Book(s)
 Object-Oriented Programming In C++ Author: Robert Lafore, Fourth
Edition
• Reference Book(s)
 C++: How To Program (Fourth Edition), Deitel & Deitel, Prentice-Hall
 An Introduction To Object Oriented Programming, Timothy Budd,
Second Edition

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COURSE INTRODUCTION

• Course Objectives
 Emphasis of this course is on intensive study of object-oriented programming
using C++
 Abstract data types, object instantiation, inheritance, polymorphism,
composition, member access control, templates, overloaded operators,
exception handling, use of C++ headers, and class libraries will be studied

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CONTENTS
• Introduction and Revision
 Introduction of the course
 Overview of Structured Programming using C++
 Pointers Revision
 Introduction to classes and Object Oriented Concepts
• Creating classes
 Function Overloading, C++ Constructor & Destructor
 Importance of Destructor, Calling sequence of Constructor & Destructor for
multiple objects
 Preventing changes in data members from a method: const method
 Pointer to Object; Object as argument to function (call by value & call by
reference);

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CONTENTS CONT..

• Composition of classes
• Friend classes and functions
 Friend functions
 Friend class
• Operator overloading
 Operator Overloading
 Binary Operator NOT receiving Instance of class as 1st operand
 Overloading Binary Operators for I/O stream
 Overloading Unary Operator: as member, as non-member
 Unusual Operators: ++, --, [ ] (set & get, both versions), type-cast

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CONTENTS CONT..

• Inheritance in OOP
 C++ Inheritance Concepts
 Relationships in OOP
 C++ Multiple Level Inheritance, Multiple Inheritance
• Virtual classes and Polymorphism
 Virtual inheritance
 Polymorphism in C++ and Java
 Virtual Functions

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CONTENTS CONT..

• Streams
 C++ Streams
• Template classes and functions
 Function Template
 Class Template

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

• All the course material (Lecture slides, assignment


descriptions, other reading material will be uploaded on
Microsoft Teams.
• You are expected to check your MS TEAMS account regularly
for course material.

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EVALUATION CRITERIA

Grading Marks

Assignments 15%
Quizzes 15%
Project 10%
Mid Exam 20%
Final Exam 40%

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS CONT..

• Communication
 Via email:
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 Office
C – Block (2st Floor)
 Contact CR (for urgent response)

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THIS IS A ADVANCE COURSE…!

It is expected to be CHALLENGING
I expected you to WORK HARD
IMPORTANCE OF PROGRAMMING
WELCOME TO OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
Let’s Start

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