Dept. Computer Engineering, Kyung Hee University, Korea

Advanced Object Oriented Programming Language (고급객체지향프로그래밍)

Fall 2011

Administrative

• Syllabus

Announcemennts

• December 13, 2011: Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 grading: Mr. Rossi Kamal now informs me that he can not complete the grading until Thursday. He has informed me that he will email all students Thursday morning their grading evaluation. For your information, I had requested that the grades be returned to you by December 6 at the latest: this is an important assignment as it reflects the core content of this course and is useful for both the term project and final.
• December 6, 2011: Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 grading: Mr. Rossi Kamal has informed me that can not complete the grading today and requires one more week. If you have any questions about the grading of the assignments: Chapters 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11, then please contact Mr. Rossi at rossi@networking.khu.ac.kr
• Regular Office hours: here
• Rossi Kamal is our Teaching Assistant (TA): welcome.

Course Notes and Online Information

Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8 Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11 Lecture 12 Lecture 13 Lecture 14 Lecture 15 Lecture 16 Lecture 17 Lecture 18

How to Use Microsoft VC++ IDE Lecture 1 Supplement array supplement lecture scope.cpp example program array c++ code worksheet fraction header code worksheet 1 polygon worksheet A polygon worksheet B constructor/destructor study program Static Worksheet (cpp) Static Worksheet (ppt)

Study Guides

• Midterm Exam Study Guide

Assignments

• Assignment Grading Criteria
  • Assignment 6 Grading Criteria
  • Assignment 7 Grading Criteria
  • Assignment 9 Grading Criteria
  • Assignment 10 Grading Criteria
  • Assignment 11 Grading Criteria

• Basic Skills
  • Assignment 1, Chapter 5, #58: DUE: 9월15일 Use Korean money, 50000\, 10000\, 5000\, 1000\, 500\, 100\, and 50\. Format the output as follows:
    

    	Enter Price:   5450
    	Enter Money:   10000
    
    	Total Change: 4550\   
            0  오만원
            0  만원
            0  오천원
            4  천원
            1  오백원
            0  백원
            1  오싶원
            0  싶원
    

  • Assignment 2, Chapter 6, #56: DUE: 9월27일 Implementation requirements
    • Do not use global variables.
    • Do not repeat a calculation.
    • Use appropriate datatypes for variables; doubles for all calculations, ints for integral data (for example, number of years is integral).
    • Do not use arrays.
    • You may use a structure (c-style structures are available in C++ even though C++ implements the struct as an object.
    • All user input must be reasonably error checked, for example, number of years must be one or greater.
    • Format the output as shown in the textbook (exactness is not required).
    • Rename the function printInformation as printHeader.
    • Write a function called promptUser for all user input.
  • Assignment 3, Chapter 9, #73: Implementation requirements
    • Part A: Use malloc/free; use contiguous 2D memory array storage.
    • Part B: Use new/delete; use non-contiguous 2D memory array storage.
  • Assignment 4:, Chapter 7, #40: Implementation requirements
    • Do not use an array.
    • All file input operations are to have associated correct error checking.
• Object Programming
  • Assignment 5, Chapter 10, #42: Implementation Requirements
    • use three private data members as follows:
      • a pointer to a dynamically allocated array
      • the amount of memory allocated for the array
      • the number of elements currently in the array
    • Implement three private data methods as follows:
      • memoryAlloc: all memory allocations are performed in this method.
      • memoryDealloc: all memory deallocations are performed in this method.
      • memoryRealloc: all reallocations of memory are performed in this method.
    • Part d: must also check if the addition results in out-of-memory, if so, then call memoryRealloc function to increase available memory.
    • main function must provide testing of all parts of the code, with appropriate text outputs describing the testing.
    • NOTE: In this assignment, the assignment operator (=) is NOT overloaded, therefore you can NOT use code like as follows:

      		set A, B, C;
      		C = union(A,B); // WRONG
      

    You may implement the assignment operator (an Assignment 6 requirement) in this assignment, in which case, the testing may become easier.
  • Assignment 6: Chapter 11, #54: Implementation Requirements
    • Copy the completed code from Assignment 5, leaving all data and class members as before.
    • Implement the assignment operator (=).
• Term Project