| I. | Course prefix and number | CSCI 375 |
| II. | Number of semesters hours | 3 |
| III. | Pre-requisites | CSCI 250 |
| IV. | Location of classroom and time course meets | WS 118 T H 12:30AM 1:45PM |
| V. | Instructor name
Office location Phone Email address Web page |
Dr. Warren MacEvoy
WS 119F 248-1070 [email protected] http://www.mesastate.edu/~wmacevoy |
| VI. | Office hours | See my home page |
| VII. | Course Description |
This course has three related goals: understanding object oriented design, how object-oriented design facilitates design patterns, and the details of object-oriented programming in C++ and other object oriented languages. |
| VIII. | Textbook and materials | The Object-Oriented Thought Process, 3rd edition, by Weisfeld |
| IX. | Course Objectives | See course description. |
| X. | Methods |
Lecture, exams, individual and group projects. |
| XI. | Policy on absences and tardies |
Make up exams will only be given with advanced notification or very unusual circumstances. You are responsible for material given in class, including changes of schedule for exams. |
| XII. | Policy on late work | Late projects cost two letter grades per day. |
XIII. | Policy on academic dishonesty |
Cheating will result in the instructor's withdrawl of the student with a "fail" grade. |
| XIV. | Disability Arrangements |
If you wish to have accomodations made for some disability, you must inform Eduational Access Services at 248-1856 and the instructor in advance. |
| XV. | Evaluation and grading |
25% of your grade will be from lecture type material (quizes and homework). 50% of your grade will be from assigned projects. 25% of your grade will be from the final project. Projects will be graded on an A, B, or F basis:
You may propose your final project content. At most three people can work on a given project, and the grade will reflect individual contributions to the project. |
| XVI. | Major Assignments |
TBD | XVII. | Course Outline |
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