ABSTRACT

Developed from the author's many years of teaching computing courses, Programming in C++ for Engineering and Science guides students in designing programs to solve real problems encountered in engineering and scientific applications. These problems include radioactive decay, pollution indexes, digital circuits, differential equations, Internet addr

chapter 1|20 pages

■ Introduction to Computing

chapter 3|24 pages

■ Types in C++

chapter 4|44 pages

■ Getting Started with Expressions

chapter 5|42 pages

■ Control Structures

chapter 6|58 pages

■ Functions and Libraries

chapter 7|54 pages

■ Using Classes

chapter 8|34 pages

■ More Selection Control Structures

chapter 9|56 pages

■ More Repetition Control Structures

chapter 10|58 pages

■ Functions in Depth

chapter 11|42 pages

■ Files and Streams

chapter 12|52 pages

■ Arrays and the vector Class Template

chapter 13|50 pages

■ Multidimensional Arrays and Vectors

chapter 14|40 pages

■ Building Classes

chapter 15|44 pages

■ Pointers and Linked Structures

chapter 16|40 pages

■ Data Structures