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Far Western University Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur: Faculty of Engineering

This document outlines an Object Oriented Programming course offered at Far Western University. The 3 credit course introduces students to object oriented concepts and teaches C++ programming. Over 10 units and 6 laboratory works, students will learn about classes, inheritance, polymorphism, templates and file handling by writing and debugging simple to complex C++ programs. The course aims to enhance students' programming skills and problem solving abilities through hands-on practice with object oriented concepts.

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Far Western University Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur: Faculty of Engineering

This document outlines an Object Oriented Programming course offered at Far Western University. The 3 credit course introduces students to object oriented concepts and teaches C++ programming. Over 10 units and 6 laboratory works, students will learn about classes, inheritance, polymorphism, templates and file handling by writing and debugging simple to complex C++ programs. The course aims to enhance students' programming skills and problem solving abilities through hands-on practice with object oriented concepts.

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Far Western University

Faculty of Engineering
Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur

Course Title: Object Oriented Programming Credit: 3


Course No: CT 123 Number of period per week: 3
Nature of the Course: Theory + Practical Total hours: 45
Year: I, Semester: II
Level: B.E.
Degree: Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering

1. Course Introduction

This course aims to provide the object oriented concept after the students have understood the
basic concept of programming in Basic Programming and Data Structure. This course will help
the students to enhance their programming skills in Object Oriented approach and its vocabulary.
The course will help the student to increase the problem solving technique and increase their
logic towards the programming. C++ programming language is taught in this course as an Object
Oriented Programming Language. The course starts with the basic introduction of OOP to the
different features of the object oriented programming.

2. Objectives

After successfully completing the course activities, the student will be able to:

 Get the concept of Object and Classes.


 Know the difference between the OOP and Procedural Programming language.
 To present the syntax and semantics of the “C++” language as well as basic data types
offered by the language
 To discuss the principles of the object-oriented model and its implementation in the “C++”
language
 Know how to program in the actual scenario.
 Understand the importance of programming in engineering field.
 Learn to handle the different functionalities of OOP like friend function, inheritance,
polymorphism, etc.
 Learn how to do file handling using the output stream objects
3. Specific Objectives and Contents

Specific Objectives Contents


 To understand the basic concept Unit I: Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
of Object Oriented Programming (5hrs)
Language and C++. Introduction, Issues with Procedural Programming
Language, Procedure Oriented Language versus Object
Oriented Programming, Concept of OOP ( Object, Class,
Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism),
Advantages and Disadvantages of OOP, Introduction to C++,
History of C++, Features of C++, C++ versus C

 To be familiar with the C++ Unit II: Basics of C++ (7 hrs)


program structure and basic C++ Program Structure, Keywords, Identifiers, Literals,
program constructs. Operators and Punctuators, Statements, Data Type, Type
Conversion, Namespace, User Defined Constant const,
Input/Output Streams, Dynamic Memory Allocation using
new and delete, Functions( function syntax, function
overloading, inline function, pass by reference, return by
reference), Array, Pointer, String.

 To be familiar with the concept of Unit III Concept of Object and Classes (7 hrs)
Object and Classes. Concept of class, access specifiers, Objects and member
access, defining member function, constructor ( default,
parameterized and copy constructor ), Destructors, array of
objects, object as function arguments and returning objects,
this pointer, DMA for objects and object array, static data
member and static function, constant member function and
constant objects, friend function and friend classes

 To be able to do simple program Unit IV Operator Overloading (5 hrs)


using object and classes. Binary and Unary Operators, Overloadable Operators,
Syntax and Rules of operator overloading, Unary Operator
Overloading, Binary Operator Overloading, Converting Data
Types ( basic to class, class to basic, class to another class)

 To be familiar with binary and Unit V: Inheritance (6 hrs)


unary operator overloading. Base and Derived classes, protected Access Specifier,
member function overriding, forms of inheritance (sinlge,
multiple, multilevel, hierarchical, hybrid, multipath), virtual
base class. constructor and destructor invocation in single
and multiple inheritance.
 To be familiar with reusing the Unit VI: Polymorphism (4 hrs)
class with Inheritance. Introduction, Virtual Function, pointer to derived class, pure
virtual functions and abstract class, static and dynamic
binding, virtual destructor

 To be familiar with the virtual Unit VII: Templates and Exception Handling (5 hrs)
functions and dynamic binding. Templates, Function templates, Class templates, Exception
handling constructs (try, catch, throw), Advantage over
 To learn about the generic conventional error handling.
programming and how it is
achieved using templates.

 To be able to differentiate
between the conventional error
handling and error handling using
exceptions.

 To be able to use stream operators Unit VIII File Handling using stream operators (4 hrs)
for file handling. File Input/Output using streams, Opening and Closing Files,
Read/write to/from file, file access pointers and their
manipulators, sequential and random access to file.

Prescribed Text
 Object Oriented Programming with C++: E Balagurusamy, Tata Mc-Graw Hill Publication,
4th Edition
 “ The secrets of Object Oriented Programming in C++” : Daya Sagar Baral and Diwakar
Baral, Bhudipuran Prakashan, 1st Edition

Reference

 “Object Oriented Programming in C++” : Robert Lafore, Galgotia Publictions, 2010


Edition
 “C++ How To Program” : Deitel and Deitel Pearson Education Inc., 5th Edition
Course Title: Object Oriented Programming Credit: 1
Nature of the Course: Practical Number of hours per week:
Year: First, Semester: Second (2 hrX3times or 3 hr x 2 times) 6
Level: BE Civil

Objectives:

By the end of the course the student should be able to:

 Write simple and complex programs


 Develop application programs
 Know the syntax and semantics of Object Oriented Programming language (C++)
 Identify and eliminate the syntax and semantic errors
 Effectively use concept of Function overloading
 Effectively use concept of inline function
 Effectively use concept of Default arguments
 Effectively use concept of Object and classes
 Effectively use concept of Unary Operator Overloading
 Effectively use concept of Binary Operator Overloading
 Effectively use concept of Inheritance and Polymorphism

Laboratory Works:
1. Revision of C (basics, structure, union, array)
2. Function, pass by reference and return by reference.
3. Function overloading, inline function, Default arguments
4. Object and classes
5. Unary Operator Overloading (+, ++, -- )
6. Binary Operator Overloading (+, - , / )
7. Inheritance (single, multiple, virtual base class)
8. Polymorphism (program using virtual function)
9. Templates and exception handling (function template, class template and basic exception
handling)
10. File Handling (Basic file input/output using stream operators)

Books:

 Object Oriented Programming with C++: E Balagurusamy, Tata Mc-Graw Hill Publication,
4th Edition
 “ The secrets of Object Oriented Programming in C++” : Daya Sagar Baral and Diwakar
Baral, Bhudipuran Prakashan, 1st Edition
 “Object Oriented Programming in C++” : Robert Lafore, Galgotia Publictions, 2010
Edition
 “C++ How To Program” : Deitel and Deitel Pearson Education Inc., 5th Edition

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