Object Oriented Programming

Course for the first year students of
Electronics and Telecommunications (Lab 30h)

There will be performed one task during each laboratory.


Credits: average of marks for the tasks performed during the laboratories (each lab), provided the quiz is passed. 

Absences:
Mark of the task will be reduced by one when absence is authorized and a quiz is passed. 
Mark of the task will be reduced by two, when the absence is unauthorized and  a quiz is passed.



Topics of classes:

•  Introduction    
•  Lab. 1.   Defining classes and creating objects    

  •                Quiz No. 1:
                   1. What is an instance of a class?
                   2. The default content of a class is private or public?

•  Lab. 2.   Constructors (two weeks)    

  •                Quiz No. 2:
                   1. What name must have a constructor of a class?
                   2. Can the constructor be placed in private section?
                   3. How many constructors can a class have?
    
                   Quiz No. 3:
                   1. Write a copy constructor of Index class.
                       For a copy of the object the value of variable Number     
                       should be larger by one, but the variable Name should                        be copied without any change.
                  
                          class Index
                          {
                              int Number;
                              char* Name;
                          };
    

•  Lab. 3.   Destructors    

  •                Quiz No. 4:
                   1. What name must have a destructor?
                   2. How many input parameters can a destructor have?
    

•  Lab. 4.   Overloading methods
•  Lab. 5.   Overloading operators    

  •                Quiz No. 5:
                   1. Which of these operators are unary,
                       and which are binary: < << = == + ++ - -- !
                   2. Which of the binary operators are left-associative,                                and which are right-associative?
    

•  Lab. 6.   Inheritance, virtual functions and abstract classes
•  Lab. 7.   Multiple and multigenerational inheritance
  
•  Lab. 8.   Handling exceptions. File operations
•  Lab. 9.   Project Management in Visual Studio
•  Lab. 10.  Graphical User Interface (two weeks)

  •                Handbook:
    
                   Pro Visual C++/CLI and the .NET 3.5 Platform
                   Stephen R. G. Fraser
                   Apress, 2008