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    This document provides details about the CAP202 Object Oriented Programming course. It outlines the course outcomes, which include describing basic programming concepts, understanding object construction and memory allocation, and applying OOP concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. It lists the required textbook and reference books. It also discusses some key topics that will be covered, such as classes and objects, functions and polymorphism, and constructors and destructors. It provides examples of application areas for OOP like client-server systems, databases, and simulation. It emphasizes the importance of attending class, doing homework, and participating in quizzes.

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    CAP202
    OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
    Course Details

    Text Book
    ▪ OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
    WITH C++
    ▪ By E. Balagurusamy,
    Mcgraw Hill Education
    Course Outcomes

    CO1 :: describe the basic concepts of computer programming

    CO2 : understand the object construction, memory allocation and deallocation

    CO3 apply object-oriented concepts like encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism


    to model real-world entities

    CO4 :: analyze different aspects of constructors, destructors and overloading functions


    Course Details
    Reference Books
    1. LET US C++ By YASHAVANT KANETKAR
    2. OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING IN C++
    ROBERT LAFORE
    Acknowledgements
    • artima.com
    • Cppforschool.com
    • Cplusplus.com
    • Tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus
    • Hugedomains.com

    COMMON SENSE
    The three BURNING questions in mind…

    • Why are we learning OOPS?

    • What would we do with it?

    • What will be the course outcome?


    OOPS
    Course Contents

    • OOP Principles and C++ Basics


    • Operators and Control Structures Before
    • Classes and Objects
    MTE

    • Functions and Polymorphism


    • Constructors and Destructors
    • Inheritance and Files After
    MTE
    What do we need to know?
    OOPS CONCEPTS
    What do we need to know?
    Advantage of OOPs
    over Procedure-oriented
    programming language
    Quiz Time

    Q. Who invented OOPS programming


    language?

    A) Dennis Ritchie
    B) Kernigan K.
    C) Anal kay
    D) Thomas Era
    • What is the difference between an object-
    oriented programming language and object-
    based programming language?
    C++
    C++ Standard Libraries
    • The core library includes the data types,
    variables and literals, etc.
    • The standard library includes the set of
    functions manipulating strings, files, etc.
    • The Standard Template Library (STL) includes
    the set of methods manipulating a data
    structure.
    What do we need to know?
    Operators and
    Control structures
    What do we need to know?
    Classes and Objects
    What do we need to know?

    Functions and Polymorphism


    Application Areas of OOPS
    • Client-Server Systems
    • Object-Oriented Databases
    •  Real-Time System Design
    •  Simulation and Modeling System
    • Neural Networking and Parallel Programming
    • Hypertext and Hypermedia
    • Office Automation Systems
    • CIM/CAD/CAM Systems
    • AI Expert Systems
    Imp. Points to keep in Mind
    Things to Ensure in True Letter and Spirit:
    • Join the class on time
    • RECAP of 2 Minutes on daily basis
    • Home Exercises
    • Never skip any CA
    • No postponement of CA
    • Quiz Polls in each class

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