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Revision as of 10:25, 30 March 2007
These notes have been split into parts to make better sense of what was going on. They are now as follows:
- Introduction to CIS
- What is computer science?
- Changing face of computer science
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- What is a computer?
- Programming
- Programming Paradigms
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- Characteristics of Object Oriented Programming
- Unified Modeling Language
- Simple Program
- Real Program
- Terminology
- Software life cycle
- Traditional software life cycle costs
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- Important issues in the real world
- Problem solving methodology
- Design
- Object Oriented Design
- UML Revisited
- Problem
- Implementation
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- Syntactic Elements
- Structure of Class Definition
- Flow Charts
- Relational Operators
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- Logical Operators
- Example - Maximum
- if-else-if Ladder
- Scope
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