• Course Title
• Purpose of the Course
• Course Objectives
• Required Textbooks and Suggested Reading Lists
• Class and Laboratory Attendance Policy
• Course Evaluation
• Programming Projects

Course Title:  Intermediate Application Programming - II 

Course number: ISS202 section 01
Time:          Monday Evenings 5:30pm - 7:00pm 
               Lab.  Time:     7:00pm - 8:00pm Dedicated

Instructor:    Dr. Michael Thombs
Office Loc:    O'Hare 204, Ex. 3115

Office Hours:  Monday    10:00am-12:00n:  O'Hare 204 or DEC Lab
               Monday     8:00pm- 9:30pm  O'Hare 204
               Tuesday   12:15pm- 1:00pm: DEC Lab., Library
               Wednesday 10:00am-12:00n:  O'Hare 204 or DEC Lab
               Thursday   1:15pm- 2:00pm: DEC Lab., Library

Purpose:
     

Required Text: 

     Turbo C++ for Windows: Programming for Beginners,  Perry.   

SAMS 0-672-30229-2

Optional Texts:

     The Waite Group' The C Programming Using Turbo C++ by  Lafore, SAMS. 
     The Waite Group's Turbo C++ Bible, [optional but highly recommended],
         Naba Barkakati  ISBN: 0-672-22742-8  SAMS. 
     The Waite Group' Object - Oriented Programming In Turbo 
         C++ by Lafore, Robert.   SAMS 1-87873-906-9. 

     

Course Objectives:
     

Course Requirements: 
          
     Students are responsible for all reading assignments in the textbook. 
     Class handouts and supplemental reading assignments.             
Class lecture notes.
     Lab projects (C++ for Windows practice programs.)

Class Attendance: 

      Attendance is mandatory and will be taken at the end of every class. 
Authorized  absences will be accepted, only with prior notice.

      Athletes  must give prior notice of absence by a  written document from 
the Head of the  Athletic Department.          

      Each student missing a class is responsible for  obtaining any and all 
information pertaining to the missed class session(s) from students who attended 
the class(es).



 

 

Evaluation: Examination(s)

  45% 15 points for the week 5 evaluation period exam, midterm (week 8 or 9), 
and another 15 points will be awarded for the final exam if all questions are 
answered correctly.       

  45   C/C++ Programming Assignments.  Assignments will be in the MS-Windows 
environment using Borland Turbo C++ for Windows. 

  10   Class and Lab. participation - Class participation can be a positive factor.  
The instructor reserves the right to review each student's progress at the terminal.  
Each student must evidence the authorship of the programs that they submit. 
    

 
   
Program Projects: 

       Programs must be structured and well documented. 
       A magnetic copy must be presented along with the hardcopy listing 
of the program to receive credit for each project.  
       Program listings must contain the following:
         a. Student name.
         b. Course number and section id..
         d. Date of submission.
         e. Assignment number. 

       Program projects will not be returned  unless they are unsatisfactory.  
Students may make an appointment with the instructor to the review their code.  
Students wishing an  acknowledgment of acceptance may attach a cover page to 
the listing.  This page will be returned with comments and recommendations.

       Plagiarism will not be tolerated.  Copies of other student's work will 
be marked "F" and the occurrence will be immediately reported to the department 
chair and the academic dean in writing.