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This document provides information about the COMP 113 Computer Programming course. It outlines details like the course content (C++ programming), lecturer information, credit hours, class times, expectations, and chapter outlines. The first chapter discusses the history of programming languages and compares structured programming to object-oriented programming, emphasizing key OOP concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. It also notes improvements that C++ makes over C like better support for OOP.

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This document provides information about the COMP 113 Computer Programming course. It outlines details like the course content (C++ programming), lecturer information, credit hours, class times, expectations, and chapter outlines. The first chapter discusses the history of programming languages and compares structured programming to object-oriented programming, emphasizing key OOP concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. It also notes improvements that C++ makes over C like better support for OOP.

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COMP 113:

Computer
Programming
Lecturer : Dr. Eman Salah Abass
General Course Information
 Course Content: Computer Programming ( C++)
 Lecturer: Dr. Eman Salah Abass
[email protected]
 # of credit hours: 2
 Class meeting time and room:
Regular classes: MON 2:00 – 03:30 pm ,WED 10:40 –12:10 pm
12:30 – 01:50 pm.
 Office hours: TUE 12:30 – 1:50 pm, or by appointment but email is the
best way to get hold of me. Please fill free to contact me.
Course Structure
Lecture:
 Meets once per week for 60 minutes
 Attendance is required (10% of grade)
 Short quizzes at the end of lecture

Laboratory:
 Meets once per week for 60 minutes
 Attendance is required
 Homework assignments and recitation work from the previous week are due at
the beginning of lab.
Expectations
 Attendance is required for both lecture and Lab.
 Students should prepare for recitation each week by reading through the
lab prior to recitation and completing any required pre-work.
 Assignments must be turned in on time.
 Homework will not be accepted late and quizzes cannot be made up.
 Working with other students is encouraging. However, all assignments
that you turn in must be your own work! All students turning in duplicate
documents will receive a zero on the assignment including the student
that actually completed the work.
Course Outlines
Chapter 1
C ++ and object oriented
Programming
brief history
• Early, programmers used the machine language(ones and
zeroes )
• Assembly language (uses mnemonics as ADD & MOV )
• Assemblers used to Translate assembly language to machine language
• higher level languages (BASIC , COBOL , FORTRAN and C)
• Interpreter translates a program as it reads it. It executes the
program codes line by line.
• Compiler translates the whole program into an intermediary form
and produces an object file. Then a linker turns the object file into
an executable file. After that the program as a whole can be
executed
structured programming vs.
object oriented programming (OOP)
object-oriented programming
• Object oriented programming has taken the best ideas of
structured programming and has combined them with several
powerful concepts that allow you to organize your programs
more effectively.
• All object oriented programming languages have three
common properties: encapsulation, inheritance and
polymorphism.
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
• Poly means many, and morph means form. Polymorphism
refers to the same name taking many forms.
improvements of C++
• C++ fully supports object – oriented programming that responds to
programmers needs.
• A better C
• C++ is also a superset of C it is an expanded and enhanced
version of C that supports object oriented programming (OOP).
• Efficiency
• Systems are easier to express and understand
• Maximal power with libraries
• Source–code reuse with templates
• Building large programs
The
development
cycle
Your first C++ program
// first .cpp
// my first program
# include <iostream.h>
void Main ( )
{
Cout << "/n C ++ is a
better C";
}
Multiple choice answers
ch 1
1. A
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. D
6. A
7. A

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