This book assumes you have no previous programming background. It uses a step-by-step building block approach to gradiently learn how to solve computer science and engineering problems in the C++ language.
Each chapter has three sections. Section A presents the basic theory and principles of the current topic. Section B illustrates these basic principles by using applications that are often found in computer science. Section C illustrates these basic principles by using applications that may be found in the various engineering disciplines. You should study the basic theory Section A and then study the appropriate application section. Of course, anyone can benefit by also reviewing the other application area, since they are frequently interrelated.
The book comes with a self-extracting zip file containing all of the sample programs in the book along with all of the test data required for the programming assignments.
At the end of each chapter are Design Exercises, Stop Exercises and Programming Problems. Before you tackle any programming assignments, you should do both the Design and Stop exercises. The Design Exercises are paper and pencil activities that assist in solidifying the basic design principles covered in the chapter. The Stop Exercises cover the new syntax of the language, illustrating many of the more common errors beginners make in coding the language. If you dutifully do these two sets of exercises before you start in on your programming assignments, you will have a much better chance of success with drastically lower frustration level.

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