Programming III

The main aim of the lectures and laboratories is to extend students’ knowledge about programming in C++. In particular more advanced aspects of programming will be covered.

Knowledge:

1. Student has knowledge of basic concepts and rules of computer sciences, in particular:

• Understands idea and rules of object oriented programming

• Understands paradigms of test driven development

• He understands idea and is able to use templates and software design patterns

2. He has extended knowledge of using and creation of code, in particular:

• He is able to design objects and relations between objects

• He is able to write methods and operators

• He knows objects’ life time

• He is able to deal with runtime errors

• Knows how to use debbuger

• He knows how to create templates

• He knows basic objects located in STL library

• He knows how to use design patterns

3. He knows objects’ life time, in particular:

• He understands how to use const

• He knows how to use casting

• He sees a difference between copy constructor and operator=

• He understands rules behind variable objects and references

Abilities:

1. He knows how to individually collect a new knowledge

Social competences:

1. He understands requirement of learning and extending gained knowledge

2. He is able to prioritise code writing process

3. He is able to work in a larger team on one project