Nikolay Kirov
Teaching [bg]
Courses in 2010/2011 academic year

NETB151 Object-Oriented Programming (C++)

NETB151 Lectures: N. Kirov
Thursday, 09:40 - 11:10, 305 II
Term exam: 13.07.2011, 13:00, 111 II
NETB171 Workshop: E. Kelevedziev, L. Laskov
 Tutorial (consultation): 6.04.2011, Wednesday, 16:20, NBU, 113-2
 Programming Competition [bg]
 Second place, cup and silver medals of XXIII Republican Students Olympiad of  Programming for NBU
Presentations: 13.07, 16:10, 214-1
-> COURSE PASSPORT - HTML

-> Textbook: Cay Horstmann, Computing Concepts with C++ Essentials, Third Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 2003.
->Some useful textbooks in Bulgarian.

->Timetable and lecture slides
->Moodle ->List of students

-> Style guidelines



-> Link to NETB171 Object Oriented Design (E. Kelevedziev, L. Laskov)

-> Link to NETB181 Object Oriented Programming Project (N. Kirov)

-> Link to NETB191 Object Oriented Design Project (E. Kelevedziev)

NETB151 Date
NETB171 Dates
NETB171 Date
->The Questions of Test_1 07.04
->Homework_1  31.03
 07.04
 ->Exam of Practice_1 15.03/24.03
->The Questions of Test_2 12.05
->Homework_2 26.04
 03.05
 ->Exam of Practice_2 3.05/12.05
->The Questions of Test_3  09.06
->Homework_3  19.05
 02.06
 ->Exam of Practice_3 13.06/09.06

-> Ubuntu is a free, open source Linux-based operating system that starts with the breadth of Debian and adds regular releases (every six months), ...

-> The cplusplus.com tutorial (Complete C++ language tutorial)

-> Preparation for Tests: THE MULTIPLE CHOICE EXAM  && Preparing for Multiple Choice Exams

->Debugging with GDB: gdb_toc.html, Кратко практическо ръководство за работа с GDB

-> Recommended free compiler for MS Windows: Dev-C++ ->The correspondence between the (course passport) points and marks for NBU information system:
Points (max 10)
 Marks
     Points (max 20)
 Marks
Points (max 100)
 Marks
0-4
 2.00
                                                        
0-9
 2.00
                                           
0-49
 2.00
5
 3.00
10
 3.00
50-59
 3.00
6
 3.50
11-12
 3.50
60-75
 4.00
7
 4.00
13-14
 4.00
76-89
 5.00
8
 5.00
15
 4.50
90-100
 6.00
9-10
 6.00
16
 5.00





17-18
 5.50





19-20
 6.00


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