C++ Computer Science I CSC 155 Lectures and Exercises

This is first course in computer programming from basic through intermediate levels. Content includes designing, implementing and debugging maintainable C++ programs, demonstrating applications from the areas of business and computer science. Abstract data types and object oriented methods enhance study of elementary data structures.

• Lecture 1 (Chapter 0)
• Lecture 2 (Chapter 1)
• Lecture 3 (Chapter 2)
• Group Work additionally to Lecture 3 (Chapter 2)  
• Lecture 4 (Chapter 3)
• Group Work additionally to Lecture 4 (Chapter 3)
• Lecture 5 (Chapter 4)
• Lecture 6 (Chapter 4)
• Lecture 7 (Chapter 5)
• Lecture 8 (Chapter 6)
• Lecture 9 (Chapter 7)
• Lecture 10 (Chapter 7)
• Exam2 Preparation Questions
• Lecture 11 (Chapter 8)
• Lecture 12 (Chapter 9)
• Lecture 14 (Chapter 11)
• Exam3 Preparation Questions
• Lecture 16
• List of additional C++ books
   
• Fall 2006 Notes (Chapters 1-10), by Judy Gofron

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