INT-2130 Programming in C++

Credits: 3
Using the C++ language, the course incorporates the concepts covered in INT-1111(Programming Logic and Design) and applies them specifically to the C++ programming language. Topics include basic C++ syntax, control structures, functions, arrays, file processing, pointers, structures, classes/objects and inheritance. This credit course may also be taken as a continuing education course TEC-654 Programming in C++.

Prerequisite(s): INT-1111 with grade of C or higher.

Formerly: CIS 2130. Students may not receive credit for both CIS 2130 and INT 2130.

Course Outcomes

Develop business-oriented C++ programs
Examine a program’s syntax and logic for errors
Construct one and two dimensional arrays
Implement different I/O techniques
Design object-oriented programs
Use pointers in a C++ program
Develop sort and search routines in a C++ program
Describe the concept of polymorphism
Describe the use of operator overloading
Design programs using inheritance
Develop exception- handling routines