INTRODUCTION AND LACTURES 2nd semister

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SEN - 142 Object Oriented Programming (3+1)

Bahria
University, Karachi Campus

Department
of Computer Science and Engineering

Course
Title:
Object Oriented Programming

Course
Code:
SEN-142

Credit
Hours:
4 (3 + 1)—Three hours of theory and three hours of lab

Prerequisite:
Computing fundamentals (SEN-141)

Aims and
Objectives

OOP
is more than learning a new language; it requires a new way of thinking. The
idea is not primarily concentrate on the cornerstones of procedural
languages, data structures and algorithms but instead thinking in terms of
objects. This course covers C++ language features in the context of object
oriented paradigm, so that student leans not only C++ language syntax but how
to apply C++ effectively in data abstraction and object oriented design.
Language features, essential programming techniques and design guidelines are
presented as a unified whole.

Course Outcomes and Related Program Outcomes

A student who successfully fulfills the
course requirements will have demonstrated ability to:

·
Develop quality code using the object-oriented development paradigm

·
Create extensible type libraries using inheritance and polymorphism

·
Improve reliability by encapsulating attributes and functionality

·
Use the symbolic operators with arbitrary, complex types

·
Implement robust and reliable error handling in an application

·
Perform safer type conversions

·
Develop generic, re-usable type and function libraries using templates

CONTENTS

Introduction to Programming [2 Lectures]
- Basic concepts of structured programming
- Basic concepts of Object Oriented paradigm
- Structured v/s Object Oriented
- Features of OOP
- Basic concepts object and classes
- Structure of a class

Basic Programming review [4 Lectures]
- Discuss Flow Control of a Program
- General programming concepts
  - Explain fundamental Data Types
  - Basic input Output
  - Conditional statements
  - Iteration Constructs
  - Static Members
  - Arrays

OOP concepts [14 Lectures]
- Constructors
- Parameterized constructors
- Destructors
- Method overloading
- Method overloading using different types of
  parameters
- Operator Overloading
- Inheritance
- Sealing a class
- Method Overriding

More on OOP [16 Lectures]
- Polymorphism
- Virtual Methods
- Abstract Classes
- Interfaces
- Multiple Interface Implementation
- Explicit Interface Implementation
- Interface Inheritance

Abstraction and Object Model Development [4
Lectures]
- Key Abstraction
- Level of abstraction
- Use Cases
- Actors
- Use Case Diagrams
- Use Case Description
- Use Case Template
- Use Case Relationships
- Business Modeling
- Object Model
- Guidelines to shortlist candidate classes from
  Key abstractions
- Candidate classes
- Eliminate unfit candidate classes
- Class relationship
  - Association
    - Role of association
    - Uni-Directional association
    - Cardinality of association
    - Spotting association
    - Dealing with unnecessary association
    - Refining Association
    - AND association
    - OR association
    - Ordered Association
    - Ternary association
    - Association class
    - Recursive association

Aggregation
- Notation for aggregation
- Aggregation v/s association

Generalization and specialization
Discriminators

· Exception Handling [4 Lectures]

o Why Exceptions

o
Standard Exception
Handling Options

o
Exception Class
Hierarchy

o
Checked vs.
Unchecked Exceptions

o
Catching an
Exception: try and catch blocks

o
Methods Which Throw
Exceptions: the throws clause

o
Handling vs.
Declaring Exceptions

o
System Exceptions
vs. Application Exceptions

o
Writing Custom
Exceptions

· Event Handling [4 Lectures]

o Delegates

o Defining a Delegate

o Instantiating a Delegate

o Using a Delegate

o Events

o Defining an Event

o Subscribing to an Event

o Notifying Subscribing Objects

Recommended
Books:

Text Book(s):

1.
Peter Coad, Edward Yourdon,
“Object Oriented Design”, Yourdon Press Series

2.
Peter Coad, “Object Oriented
Programming”, Yourdon Press Series

Reference
Book(s):

1.
Ivar Jacobson, “Object Oriented
Software Engineering: A Use Case Driven Approach”, ACM Press

2.
C++ Primer by Lippman

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