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IS 213 C++ Programming Course Objectives

An IS 213 Student should be able:

  1. To use the C++ programming language to learn programming concepts.
  2. To enter, edit, save, compile, execute, and print C++ programs.
  3. To apply problem-solving skills in writing programs.
  4. To analyze a problem and learn how to plan and create well-structured programs. Comments are to be used in the programs to enhance understanding and readability.
  5. To write programs that use sequential, decision, and repetition structures.
  6. To create and manipulate sequential access files, structs, classes, and arrays.
  7. To understand error messages to aid in program debugging (error correcting). The student will be able to trace programs to assist in finding logic errors.