C++ Student Developer’s Notebook 2008
This SDN series of books contain notes on the C++ topics covered by the following courses and/or similar codes offered by various College’s and/or Universities:
114/WUCT114/CSCI114/CSCI111 - Procedural Programming
124/WUCT124/CSCI124/MCS9124/CSCI121 - Object Oriented/Applied Programming
It is highly recommended that you bring this book with you for reference in lectures, labs and tutorials. This Student Developer’s Notebook contains notes that are in a condensed form with concise C++ example code on each topic - (just like you’ve scraped booked all your notes yourself, but I've saved you the effort and compiled it into a book).
Unlike other textbooks you’ll find out there this text takes a student approach to C++ programming. Its aim is to give you all the concepts in the most straight forward and summarised form possible by remove all the time wasting waffle your likely to find in most other textbooks. I found in my experience that Students want a book that quickly teaches how to program C++, not one that shows you how much the author knows about obscure theories.
I’ve created a book that you can have by your side from start to finish. Hence I've included sections you don’t normally find covered in other textbooks such as “Linux crash course!” and “Debugging”. In essence this book contains what a real Computer Science or IT student needs to know to simply “get things done”.
I hope this book is just what students have been waiting for, a book created for you!
Preface: The SDN series of books
“The C++ programming textbook that Computer Science students asked for is here!”
First Draft January 2006 by Luke Mitchell Schiralli
First RFC January 2007 by Luke Mitchell Schiralli
First edition electronically published July 2007
Second edition electronically published January 2008
Limited edition RFC re-published August 2008 (and heavily condensed - for Procedural Programming students) [educational use only]
Current Third edition re-published August 2008
© L. M. Schiralli 2008 [herein L.M.S]
The moral rights of the authors have been asserted.
Complete - [C++ Student Developers Notebook 2008]
Volume 1 - [C++ Student Developers Notebook 2008 - Introduction to Programming] (Procedural Programming, Condensed Edition)
Volume 2 - [C++ Student Developers Notebook 2008 - Advanced Programming] (Object Oriented Programming, Condensed Edition)
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