Object Oriented Programming
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This web site is for the Object Oriented Programming Lecture in 09/Fall semester.
This page is for the announcements for the lecture.

Dec/23-scores

• The final  scores is posted.

Dec/22

• Home work and test scores will be posted by Wed. (Dec/23) afternoon. I'll be at my office from 10:00 to 15:00 on that day. If you have any question, visit my office.

Dec/21

• Home work and test scores will be posted by Wed. (Dec/23) morning. I'll be at my office from 10:00 to 12:00 on that day. If you have any question, visit my office.

Nov/30 - Homework

• Due on Dec/9(Mon) Program the bowling game using C++ classes.
• This is an C style program for bowling game that you can use for the homework.

Nov/11

• This is the zip file for the textbook. It includes the ppt presentation and source code in the textbook.

 Nov/3

• Tomorrow's class canceled.

Oct/14

• Homework #5 is posted at Homework Assignments.

Oct/7

• This is the C++ programs for the lecture.
• Due on Oct/14 16:00. Homework #4 is Programming Problems #6 in Page 247. Follow the software development procedure explained in the lecture. You need to include a picture that describes the functional decomposition.

Sept/8

• Homework #3 is posted. It's due on Sept/30 16:00.

Sept/8 - Classroom Change

• From this week, the lecture will be held in 19-216.

Sept/2

• We may change the class room from 19-B108 to 19-216. If it is decided, then I'll post in this page. Be sure to check this web page on next week's lecture.

Aug/31/09 - Words of Advise from the Great

• The following is an excerpt from the interview with 2008's Alan Turing Award (Nobel prize in Computer Science) recipient, Barbara Liskov.

  　

  What are the challenges of the future, their implications and how can people best prepare for them?      "....The best thing you can do is to get a broad education.....I'm talking about undergraduate education - not to focus too much on one particular subfield. You don't know where you are going in the future and you need to have a grounding that will make it possible for you to move your area and make those shifts as time goes by...."

  　

• For more about the interview go to http://www.acm.org/membership/liskov-interview.

Aug/31/09 - Demo Programs for the Lecture

• This is the zip file containing the example programs
• You should open by double-clicking the "program.dsw" file.

Aug/31/09 - Downloading StarUML

• We will use StarUML for our program development tool.
• To download the software, refer to http://sourceforge.net/projects/staruml/

Aug/31/09 - Using Visual Studio 2005 Kor

• We will use Visual Studio 2005 KOR for our program development tool.
• The Visual Studio and MSDN Library are available only in Campus.
• Refer to http://cic.uos.ac.kr -> 정보화인프라 -> SW 현황 -> 캠퍼스라이센스->Microsoft 다운로드
• or try file://as.uos.ac.kr/license

Aug/31/09 - Introduction to Web Site

• Syllabus and class schedule are uploaded. The current class schedule is tentative.
• I'll provide links for class material in the the Schedule page.
• The Archive contains useful material related to the class.
• Here is the subfields in ECE.
• The programs and presentation: programming & problem solving with c DALE.zip
• This is a brief history to Electrical and Computer Engineering.

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