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ECE 462 Object-Oriented Programming using C++ and Java

Fall 2009 

New: Assignment Demos

Time: 830-920AM MWF

Location: ARMS 1109 and MSEE 189 / 190

Textbook

Programming with Objects

Wiley-IEEE Press


References

Developing Games in Java

Developing Games in Java

  

Effective C++

Effective C++

Facebook Group: ECE 462 Fall 2009

Instructor:

Yung-Hsiang Lu

 Yung-Hsiang Lu

Teaching Assistant:

Guangwei Marcus Zhu

  

Students' Comments

  • "This has been my favorite class at Purdue and I have definitely learned the most. Most of my interview questions have been supported by this class alone. I would recommend this class to any computer engineer as I believe it is one of the most important. "
  • "He does a great job teaching and honestly cares about his students."
  • "Professor Lu did an extraordinary job teaching this class this semester. The materials he provided online were excellent and the way he interacted with the students very conducive to learning ...  By far Professor Lu is the finest teaching Professor I have had yet at Purdue. I would recommend this class and any other that he teaches."
  • "He's very responsive to students. That's always a pleasure."
  • "intructor is excellent, we can tell he put a lot of effort in this course and always available to help student."
  • "The class was hard, but I learned a lot"
  • "Good course. I learned a lot and enjoyed developing games. I wish I had taken this class earlier on in my career here at Purdue. The ability to complete the assignments by a deadline was appropriate and a good lesson in time management. I would recommend this course and any by the same professor."
  • "The textbook for this course is good. The course has good organization and the is also well structured"
  • "The instructor is always willing to help students."

Seminar: "The Changing Landscape of Game Development: How Social Gaming Is Affecting Game Development and the Game Industry" by Matt Booty, CEO, Midway Games