The student who is enrolling in this course should know how to implement each of the following in some procedural programming language. If you are missing one or two, that may not be much of a problem. If several of these topics are unfamilar to you, you may need a review of programming before taking this course. Taking a Pascal programming course, such as CIS 1033, is excellent preparation for C++ because many of the concepts taught in Pascal are similar to C++.

• screen output
• printer and text file output
• keyboard input
• text file input
• integer, real (floating point) ,character, and boolean data types
• selection (branching)
• loops
• function subprograms
• general subprograms
• one- and two-dimensional arrays
• records (user defined data types or structures)
• arrays of records
• simple searching techniques (sequential and binary)
• simple sorting techniques (bubble and insertion)

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