Richard G Baldwin (512) 223-4758

Austin Community College

E-mail to: [email protected]

www.geocities.com/Athens/7077

CIS2003 Introduction to C and C++ Programming

Camera-ready copies of the following documents have been placed on file at Ginny's Printing & Copying Store, 2521 Rutland Drive (Southeast corner of Rutland and Burnet Road). Copies can be purchased by students at the standard walk-in duplication rate of approximately $0.07 per printed side.

2003-01.DOC - Preface
2003-02.DOC - Differences Between C and C++
2003-03.DOC - Sample Programs in C++
2003-04.DOC - This Number Was Not Used
2003-05.DOC - Using Data in C++
2003-06.DOC - Declaring Variables, Representing Constants, etc.
2003-07.DOC - This Number Was Not Used
2003-08.DOC - This Number Was Not Used
2003-09.DOC - Operators
2003-10.DOC - This Number Was Not Used
2003-11.DOC - Expressions and Statements
2003-12.DOC - Type Conversions
2003-13.DOC - Functions
2003-14 - Manifest Constants
2003-15 - while Loops
2003-16 - Indefinite Loops, Counting Loops, and the for loop
2003-17 - An Exit Condition Loop: do while
2003-18 - Nested Loops
2003-19 - The if Statement
2003-20 - Logical Operators
2003-21 - The Conditional Operator
2003-22 - Using switch and break
2003-23 - Using break, continue, and goto
2003-24 - I/O Formatting with the iostream Class Library
2003-25 - Passing Parameters with Pointers
2003-26 - Operations with Pointers
2003-27 - References
2003-28 - Character Functions and More on the I/O System - 16 pages
2003-29 - Enumerated Types in C and C++ - 1 page
2003-30 - File Input/Output in C++ - 9 pages
2003-31 - Character Strings - 4 Pages
2003-32 - Arrays - 2 pages
2003-33 - Arrays, Initialization and Storage Classes - 2 pages
2003-34 - Pointers to Arrays - 3 pages
2003-35 - Functions, Arrays and Pointers - 3 pages
2003-36 - Defining and Using Strings in A Program - 7 pages
2003-37 - This number was not used - 1 page
2003-38 - String Functions - 2 pages
2003-39 - Command-Line Arguments and String-to-Number Conversions - 2 pages
2003-40 - Introduction to Structures in C and C++ - 3 pages
2003-41 - This number was not used - 1 page
2003-42 - Structures and Pointers - 2 pages
2003-43 - This number was not used - 1 page
2003-44 - Unions in C and C++ - 2 pages
2003-45 - Structures, Unions, and Classes in C++ - 9 pages
2003-46 - Multidimensional Arrays - 4 pages
2003-47 - This number was not used - 1 page
2003-48 - This number was not used - 1 page
2003-49 - Dynamic Memory Allocation - 3 pages
2003-50 - Not available on Web site
2003-51 - Overview of Material in CIS2003 Course

(Note that this instructor has provided handout material at Ginny's for many other courses as well. Before purchasing material, make certain that it applies to CIS2003 and is the correct material).

Neither the instructor who authored this material, nor anyone connected to the instructor, nor any other employee of ACC known to this instructor, receives any income or remuneration of any kind from Ginny's as a result of purchases made by the student. The material is being offered to the student solely for use as a learning aid and solely for the benefit of the student.

In addition, copies of the above documents (plus some others) have been compressed into a single archive file and made available for downloading from this site. Additional documents will be added to this compressed file as the semester progresses, so you should check back often to obtain the latest files. The following link will take you to the compressed version of the documents so that you can download them.

Click here for compressed file

You will need to extract the documents from the compressed file before you can read them. The following link will take you to a site where you can download an evaluation copy of a program that can be used to extract the documents. Extraction programs are also available at numerous other sites.

Click here for link to extractor program

The compressed documents are in Microsoft Word 6 format. Therefore, you will need access to Microsoft Word or another program that can read Word files to be able to read the documents after you extract them. The following link will take you to a site where you can download a free Word Viewer program from Microsoft. Although this author hasn't used the Microsoft Word Viewer program, it is believed that it will be satisfactory for the intended purpose.

Click for link to Microsoft Word Viewer Program

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