CIS 227 - C++ Programming II

1. Apply advanced object-oriented programming concepts including inheritance, polymorphism, and sophisticated class design.
2. Process data using C++ file and stream operations, including reading, writing, parsing, and formatting structured data.
3. Implement recursive solutions and evaluate when recursion is an appropriate problem-solving technique.
4. Use exception handling to build programs that manage runtime errors and ensure robust, stable execution.
5. Develop and apply function and class templates to create reusable, generic programming solutions.
6. Utilize Standard Template Library containers and iterators to store, manage, and manipulate collections of data.
7. Implement and analyze searching and sorting algorithms, comparing their efficiency and computational complexity.
8. Design, implement, and evaluate complete C++ applications that integrate advanced programming constructs, data structures, and algorithmic techniques.

1. Streams and File I/O
   1. Input/output streams and file handling
   2. String streams and operator overloading
2. Inheritance and Polymorphism
   1. Derived classes, overriding functions, virtual functions
   2. Abstract classes, UML, and “is-a/has-a” relationships
3. Recursion
   1. Recursive functions and debugging recursive algorithms
   2. Applications in math and data structures
4. Exceptions
   1. Exception handling and user-defined exceptions
   2. File I/O exception handling
5. Templates
   1. Function and class templates
6. Containers and Standard Template Library (STL)
   1. Lists, maps, sets, queues, deques, pairs
   2. Range-based for loops and common STL functions
7. Searching and Sorting Algorithms
   1. Algorithm concepts, O-notation, and analysis
   2. Selection sort, insertion sort, quicksort, merge sort

Lab work: 30-50%

Assessment: 5-15%

Facilitate discussion: 5-15%

Collaborative/Peer Learning: 0-15%
Mandatory Course Components:
None
Equivalent Courses:
none