I. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
        This course is an introduction to the basic techniques of numerical analysis and
        programming using C++ on the microcomputers.  Students get actual experience
        operating a computer and peripheral equipment. The course is designed for business
        and engineering students. A special course fee is assessed.  Prerequisite: Credit
        in Math 120, 125. Class meets 4 hours per week.  

II. TEXTBOOK AND MATERIALS:
    A.  C++ How To Program, Deitel & Deitel, Third Edition, Prentice-Hall, 2000.
    B.  Lab Computers in MM206.

III. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE::
   A.  You don't have to use the PC in MM206 if you have a home PC/Laptop.
    B.  If you have a home PC, but don't have the software, you can download the free
          software (C++Builder/Compiler5.5) from:
          http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_cbuilder.html#
          http://www.borland.com/bcppbuilder/freecompiler/cppc55steps.html
    C.  If you don't know how to download and install the free software make an appoint,
          with the instructor.  Bring your PC/Laptop to the instructor's office,
          he will install it for you.
    D.  If you don't have a PC, you may use DACC's PC in any Lab.  About 4-7 "computer
          hours" per week are needed to finish the homeworks.

        A.  Four hourly exams are given during the semester. These examinations determine
              50% of the grade.
        B.   A comprehensive final exam is given which accounts for 30% of the grade.
        C.   All homework and programs using Borland Cpp 5.5 accounts for 20% of the grade.
        D.   Progress during course
        E.   Class participation
        F.   Determination of grade based on all work completed is as follows:
               A = 90% - 100%;  B = 80% - 89%;  C = 70% - 79%;  D = 60% - 69%;  F <  60%%.