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The Computer Science Department of the State University of NY at Albany
will offer in the Spring 1996 semester, Jan. 22 to May 6 the course
             Introduction to Programming in C++
              Tuesday and Thursday, 7:15-8:35 PM
          Business Administration building, room BA 130
           SUNY Uptown Campus, 1400 Washington Avenue

  C++ is the most widely used object-oriented programming
language. This course covers the basic elements of C++, showing how
data abstraction and modularity are supported through the use of
object-oriented programming techniques, such as classes and
inheritance. Prerequisite: programming experience in a high level
language such as C, Cobol, Pascal, Fortran, etc.

This graduate level course in intended for programming professionals 
who wish to begin working with C++.  Students will be given access to 
Unix SUNYA computer facilities for doing the course exercises.
The facilities can be used on campus, via dialup lines or through
the Internet.

Course Textbook:  First Book of C++ by Gary Bronson, West Publishing

For information on how to register for the course:
Non-degree Graduate Study,
Office of Graduate Admissions room AD 112,  442-2581
SUNY Uptown Campus

You may register for the course by going to this office with a copy of
your undergraduate transcript showing a bachelor's degree.  (An official
copy should be sent in later.)  Specify the course number A CSI 660 and 
call number 7012 when you register.

For further information on course content, requirements, etc.,
contact the instructor Sharada Alampalli, email: sharada@cs.albany.edu
To leave a message for Ms. Alampalli to call you back, or for
general information including other courses and degree programs
consult the 
Computer Science Deptartment,
room ULB 67A, Uptown Campus, phone: (518) 442-4270
Web page: http://www.cs.albany.edu

Seth Chaiken
Associate Professor of Computer Science
SUNY at Albany
sdc@cs.albany.edu

(This course will not be open to matriculated computer science
students.)

(If you do not have a bachelor's degree and are interested in taking
the course, contact the Computer Science Deptartment.)