CS 210 - Programming in C++

• design, write, debug, and execute programs in C++ using a modular approach;
• use standard C++ data types in expressions, conversion of types, and built-in C++ functions in a program;
• use the control structures provided by the C++ language to write loops and selections;
• define and use functions with both input and output parameters. This should include recursive functions;
• define and use pointer variables;
• use arrays to store data and describe the relationship between arrays and pointers;
• define and use structures and unions to store data in a program;
• use dynamic memory allocation to create linked lists;
• use the standard C++ libraries;
• compare sequential file access and random access and use both in a program;
• define and use classes with appropriate data members and function members;
• define and use overloaded operators;
• use templates to define generic classes and generic functions;
• define and use class inheritance; and
• explain several differences between C and C++.