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Consultant Presentation

Consultant Presentation. Consultant : Group B2 Client : Group A1. About our group B2. Leader : Ernest Secretary : Lok Liaison Member : Terry Project Tracker : Fan Li Na Webpage-Administrator : Huang Bo http://hk.geocities.com/sftw241_b2. Client : Group A1. Leader : Oliver

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  1. Consultant Presentation Consultant : Group B2 Client : Group A1

  2. About our group B2 • Leader : Ernest • Secretary : Lok • Liaison Member : Terry • Project Tracker : Fan Li Na • Webpage-Administrator : Huang Bo • http://hk.geocities.com/sftw241_b2

  3. Client : Group A1 • Leader : Oliver • Secretary : Jeff • Liaison member : Eric • Project Tracker : Nesta • Webpage-Administrator : Kelvin • http://hk.geocities.com/sftw241_a1

  4. Presentation Content: • Content • Objective of teaching • Material and Reference Support • Teaching Method and Schedule • Future support • Webpage support • Question & Answer

  5. Objective of teaching Group B2 Present by : Lok

  6. Objective of teaching 1 • What will our client learn • Language : C++ • Concept of OOP (Object Oriented Programming) • Help our client to do a C++ programming project in the 2nd period.

  7. Objective of teaching 2 • The concept of OOP • Introduce the OOP concept and idea. • Using OOP to Design But we are not going to spend much time on it.

  8. Objective of teaching 3 • The difference between C and C++ • C is FOP (Function-Oriented Programming) • C++ is OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) • The difference between OOP and FOP • Syntax of C and C++ • Design Methodology

  9. Material and Reference Group B2 Present by : Terry

  10. Material and Reference 1 • Teaching notes We will send a teaching notes to our client before every lecture (by E-mail) Format : Microsoft Word (.DOC) PowerPoint Slide (.PPT)

  11. Material and Reference 2 • Reference Book • Thinking in C++ 2nd Edition This book include some concept of OOP. • Beginning C++ Very detail to teach and introduce concept of OOP and syntax of C++, and also the difference between C and C++.

  12. Material and Reference 3 • Reference Website • http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/This web site introduces how to learn C++ programming language. And the application of C++. • http://www.mindview.net/ This website have some e-Book is available for download (such as : Thinking in Java)

  13. Material and Reference 4 • Software • Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 (Windows) • Borland C++ Builder 6 (Windows) Easy to build up a GUI application • GCC compiler (Unix) Use this compiler in UM

  14. Teaching Schedule Group B2 Present by : Ernest

  15. Training Process

  16. Teaching Method 1 • Tutorial Class • Time : 11:00a.m. ~ 1:00p.m. Monday • Place : N102A (Computer room) Since there have computers. • Assignment Not every lecture has assignment

  17. Teaching Method 2 • Client Support (Problem or Question) • Try to answer the question in lecture • Try to get the information which our client needed and want to learn • Reference of book, notes We will try our best to answer and solve the question.

  18. Teaching Schedule 1 • The first lecture • Introduce the concept of OOP • Basic syntax of C++ • Basic input and output • The difference between C and C++ • Compile the C++ source file

  19. Teaching Schedule 2 • The second lecture • Looping statement • Selection statement • Array and Pointer • Function • User-defined data type • Structure and Class

  20. Teaching Schedule 3 • The third lecture • Constructor • Overloading • Overriding • Inheritance • Public, Private, Protected • Static class

  21. Teaching Schedule 4 • The forth lecture • Exception • Preprocessor • Template • File input and output • Namespace

  22. Teaching Schedule 5 • The fifth lecture • GUI (Graphic User Interface) Library is big and hard to remember • C++ Builder This will be easier to build a GUI. No need to remember such a big Library

  23. Future support Group B2 Present by : Fan Li Na

  24. Future support 1 • Objective Help our client to solve the C++ programming problem • Material • Teaching notes • Reference book (e-book) • Reference website

  25. Future support 2 • Contact us • By e-mail • By telephone • By guestbook (website) • Getting information which our client need • Meeting with them

  26. Future support 3 • Exercise • Let our client have a strong impression on C++ programming language syntax • Client have question / problem • Finding information which they need • Try to answer or solve the problem in a proper way • Discussion it on meeting

  27. Future support 4 • Give them idea or suggestion to their final programming project • Data Structure and some useful algorithm in solving problem • Discussion with them • Try to solve the problem and make a clear understanding

  28. Webpage support Group B2 Present by : Huang Bo

  29. Webpage support 1 • Training Proposal • To make our client clear what we are going to do • How to support our client to solve the final programming problem • Teaching Schedule

  30. Webpage support 2 • Reference • Update our content of reference • Make it easy to search or finding information that our client need • Provide some useful link to our client • Internet book store • C++ information or teaching website

  31. Webpage support 3 • Discussion point • Provide some question or problem to let our client to solve it and discussion it • The solution will be available here • If client have some problem, we will post it on this part and try to solve or discuss it

  32. Webpage support 4 • Contact • Guestbook Our client and other groups can write some comment or suggestion of our group • E-mail Our client and other groups can contact us using e-mail also to said something about us

  33. Question & Answer Q & A Time

  34. -- The End -- Thank you

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