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Introduction to Computing Using C++

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This course is an introduction to computer programming. We will cover input and output, control structures, functions, arrays and strings, sorting and searching, and simple classes. The course is one of a number of "flavored" offerings of this material, with the flavor being provided by the context (meaning the kind of examples and homework exercises). This particular section will have a flavor of biomedical and biologically-inspired computing. Thus our context will include topics like genome sequence analysis, electronic patient records and artificial life.

Professor:

Simon Parsons

Email:

parsons@sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu

Textbooks

Problem Solving with C++ , By Jacqueline A. Jones and Keith Harrow, Pearson Custom Publishing (2007). This will be available at the college bookstore , ISBN : Unknown

Lectures

Weeks

Topic

Notes

Unit I

Data and Output

Lecture I.1
Lecture I.2

Unit II

Control Structures and Input

Lecture II.1
Lecture II.2
Lecture II.4
Lecture II.5

Unit III

Functions

Lecture III.2
Lecture III.4

Unit IV

Arrays and Strings

Lecture IV.1
Lecture IV.2
Lecture IV.3
Lecture IV.4
Lecture IV.5

Unit V

Sorting and Searching

Lecture V.2
Lecture V.4

Unit VI

Simple Classes

Lecture VI.1

Labs

Lab 1, Part 1 - View Lab

Lab 1, Part 2 - View Lab

Lab 2, Part 1 - View Lab

Lab 2, Part 2 - View Lab

Lab 3, Part 1 - View Lab

Lab 3, Part 2 - View Lab

lab 4, Part 1 - View Lab

Lab 4, Part 2 - View Lab

Lab 5 - View Lab

Lab 6 - View Lab

Assignments

There is no assignment in this course - View Assignment