LEARNING OUTCOMES

This course aims to provide students with the methodologies and tools to design and develop software applications according to efficiency and productivity criteria by  using object-oriented programming in C ++

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

Attendance and active participation in the proposed training activities (lectures and exercises) and individual study will enable the student to:

know the theoretical and practical tools of object-oriented programming;

use classes and objects in the implementation of programs by using the paradigms of object oriented programming;

abstract the algorithms and data structures, which can be useful for a biomedical engineer;

develop the skills to operationally apply the concepts learned.

PREREQUISITES

Procedural programming.

TEACHING METHODS

Lessons and examples in the classroom (online as a function of the rules ). Exercises in C ++ to be carried out during the semester and uploaded  to  Aulaweb.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

Review of procedural C ++ and dynamic allocation
Algorithms: search and sorting
Object-oriented programming and abstract data types
Classes and objects; const and static qualifiers; reference; friend
Namespace
Data structures: node-based linked list and array-based stack
Operator overloading
Copy constructor and assignment operator (classes with dynamic memory)
Inheritance and polymorphism
Template
Examples to support the lessons
Programming labs

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

- Notes available on Aulaweb.
- H. Schildt. C ++: The Complete Guide. McGraw-Hill