Synopsis:
This text introduces the beginning computer science student to the analysis, design, implementation, testing, and debugging of programs using ANSI C++, and to the breadth and richness of the computer science discipline. With ample use of examples and figures, the authors present material in a clear, visual manner. The introduction to object-oriented programming (OOP), which begins early in the text, is gradual and natural. Chapter 3 starts covering encapsulation with objects and use of classes, and Chapter 4 shows students how to define methods. Offering a wonderful hands-on introduction to many features of problem solving in C++, each chapter concludes with a laboratory section that is integrated with the topics in the text. Throughout the text, twenty-two discrete "breadth" sections present a broad range of topics in computer science. Students develop problem solving ability, programming skill, and an appreciation for the discipline of computer science.
About the Author:
Angela B. Shiflet is Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science and Chair of Computer Science at Wofford College. In addition to teaching and writing textbooks, Dr. Shiflet has conducted research at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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