Object- Oriented Programming using c++

                                                       UNIT-I
Introduction to c++: Object- Oriented features of C++. Comparison of c with c++, Class and
Objects, inline Functions, Static data  members and member functions, Read-Only objects,
Pointers, Dyamic memory allocation and deallocation, constructors and destructors, Dynamic Objects,
array of pointer to objects, local and global class, nested and empty class,
preprocessor directives, namespace.
Console I/O: Hierarchy of console stream classes, un formatted and formatted I/O operations,
Manipulators.
                                                    Unit -II

Operator Overloading: Overloadable operators,Overloading unary and binary arithmetics and relation operators,
Overloading Subscript,array,insertion,extraction,new and delete operators.
Friend Function and Type Conversion: Friend Function,Function Overloading, overloading operators through friend Function,
Basic Types  conversion, conversion between Objects and Basic Types,Conversion between Objects diffrence classes.
                                                   UNIT-III
Inheritance: Derivation Rules, Different forms of inheritance, Roles of constructors and destructors inheritance.
Virtual Function: Virtual functions and their needs, Pure virtual Function, Virtual destructor, virtual derivation,
abstract class.

                                                   UNIT-4
Generic Programming & Exception Handling: Templates Functions, Template  Class,\
Excepation handling features of c++.
File Handling: Hierarchy of File stream classes, Opening and closing files, File modes, testing for errors, File pointer and their manipulations,
ASCII & Binary files, Sequential and Random access files..

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Computer Oriented Numerical And Statistical Methods

                                             UNIT-I
Computer Arithmetic: Floating point numbers - Operations, normalization and their Consequences.
Iterative Methods: Zeros of a single transeendental equation and zeros of polynomial using bisection, false position, Newton-Raphson, convergence of solution.
                              
                                           UNIT-II
Simultaneous Linear Equation, Solution of simultaneous Linear equation ,Gauss elimiantion method and pivoting , ILL- coonditioned equations and refinement of solutions Gauss Siedel Iterative Methods.
Numerical differentation & integration , solutions of differential equation: Runga-Kutta method,
Predictor corrector methods. Automatics error monitoring, stabilityof solution.

                                         UNIT-III

Interpolation and Approximation: Polynomial interpolation- Newton Langranges, difference tables,
Approximation of function by Taylor series and chebyshev polynomials.
Statistical Computation: Frequency Charts , different Frequency charts.

                              UNIT-4

Regression Analysis: Least square fit, polynomial and curve fittings, Linear regression and Nonlinear regression algo; introduction to Multiple regression. Time Series

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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL MANGEMENTS

                                                         UNIT-I
Basic Accounting- Nature , Scope and Objectives of accounting;  Accounting as an information system, Users of accounting information ,Accounting: Principles, concepts And conventions, Double entry system of accounting, Accounting Equation, Traditional and Modern rules of Accounting, Branches of Accounting; their interrelationships and difference.
                                                       
                                                          UNIT-II
Journal, Ledger & Trial Balance,Preparation of Final Accounts: Trading, Profit and loss accounts and Balance Sheet( with simple adjustment entries), introduction to manufacturing account.

                                                          UNIT-III
Financial ManagementL: Meaning, Role & Scope, Ratio Analysis: Meaning, advantages, limitation, types  of ratios and their usefulness,Fund Flow Statement: Meaning of the terms-- fund flow and fund preparation and interpretation of the fund flow statement, Cash Flow Statement.

                                                      UNIT-4
Working Capital Management, Inventory Management, Cost Accounting: Introduction,
Types of Costs , Break Even Analysis, ABC Costing,Kaizen Costing, Life Cycle Costing,
Target Costing, Budgetary Control: Meaning , Classification,  Types of Budgets, Zero Based Budgeting (fundamentals Only)

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mca 2nd sem notes

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précis

Definition:

A brief summary of a book, article, speech, or other text. Plural:précis.

The basic characteristics of an effective précis are conciseness,clarity, completeness, unity, and coherence.

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Advertisements

How to File Advertisements/Unsolicited Written Communications Under New Rule 7.7

1. When to File All required filings must be submitted to the LSBA RPCC, through LSBA Ethics Counsel, for evaluation prior to or
concurrently with the first dissemination of the advertisement or unsolicited written communication. Rules 7.7(b) and 7.7(c).
Under Rule 7.7(b), any lawyer may obtain a written advisory opinion concerning the compliance of a contemplated advertisement
or unsolicited written communication by submitting to the Committee the material and fee specified below at least thirty (30) days
prior to the first dissemination of the advertisement or unsolicited written communication. If the Committee finds that the
advertisement or unsolicited written communication complies with these Rules, the lawyer’s voluntary submission in compliance
with Rule 7.7(b) shall be deemed to satisfy the regular filing requirement set forth in Rule 7.7(c).

2. Contents of Filing A filing with the RPCC/LSBA Ethics Counsel (Rule 7.7(d)) shall consist of:

a. a copy of the advertisement or communication in the form or forms in which it
is to be disseminated and is readily-capable of duplication by the Committee, e.g., videotapes, audiotapes, print media,
photographs of outdoor advertising, etc.;

Example regarding Television and Radio Advertisements: Lawyer wants to develop a television advertisement and first
develops “storyboards” and a script for the advertisement. The Committee will accept “storyboards” and a script in
satisfaction of the requirement of a copy of the advertisement, as noted in Rule 7.7(d)(1), in connection with a filing
under Rule 7.7(b) [the advance written advisory opinion option]. Assuming that the “storyboards” and script filed with
the Committee are found to comply with the Rules, the Committee will issue a written advisory opinion regarding the
compliance of the anticipated advertisement on the condition that the final advertisement does not vary in substance
from the “storyboards” and script that were filed with the Committee. After production of the advertisement, a copy of
the advertisement in its final form must be submitted to the Committee prior to or concurrent with its first
dissemination in order to fulfill the filing requirement of Rule 7.7(d). If the advertisement as filed in its final form does
not vary in substance from the “storyboards” and script already filed with the Committee, the lawyer shall be deemed to
have satisfied the filing requirements of Rules 7.7(b) and the Committee’s written advisory opinion shall have the
evidentiary effects as indicated in Rule 7.7(h).

b. a typewritten transcript of the advertisement or communication, if any portion of the advertisement or
communication is on videotape, audiotape, electronic/digital media or otherwise not embodied in written/printed form;

c. a printed copy of all text used in the advertisement;

d. an accurate English translation, if the advertisement or communication appears or is audible in a language other than
English;

e. a sample envelope in which the written communication will be enclosed, if the communication is to be mailed;

f. a statement listing all media in which the advertisement or communication will
appear, the anticipated frequency of use of the advertisement or communication in
each medium in which it will appear, and the anticipated time period during
which the advertisement or communication will be used;

g. fees paid to the Louisiana State Bar Association at the time of filing under Rule 7.7(b) or Rule 7.7(c), in an amount
set by the Supreme Court of Louisiana (Rule 7.7(d)(7)):

A) $175.00 for submissions filed prior to or concurrently with the lawyer’s first dissemination of the
advertisement or unsolicited written communication; or

B) $275.00 for submissions not filed until after the lawyer’s first dissemination of the advertisement or
unsolicited written communication;

h. any additional information requested by the RPCC/LSBA Ethics Counsel. Rule 7.7(f).



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FILING FORMS

 To aid in the filing process, the RPCC/Ethics Counsel has designed:

 “Filing Application Form” (for use with ALL new filings); and

 “Filing Application Addendum” (for use with unsolicited written communications)

Use of these standardized forms is strongly encouraged and will greatly simplify submission of your filing.

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notice

If you proceed now by using my name and private property, the following steps fill ensue. The next day or soon after your unlawful action against the secured party, a notice of written communication will be forwarded to you. This written communication gives you an opportunity to opt-out of any contractual obligation associated with the unauthorized use of my common law copyrighted property.

By signing and returning this written communication within 5 days after you receive such communication, you will avoid the penalties which are detailed in my copy write notice. When signing and returning the written communication you will be admitting the use of my name and private property without my permission. You will also return all original documents wherein my name and my property were used without my permission, along with any and all copies of same.

If after the 5 days you do not comply with my written notice, an invoice will be given to you for compensation regarding your illegal use of my name and private property. For each infringement with the unauthorized use of my name and private property by you, the copyright notice provides for a user fee of $1,500,000 United States Dollar penalty for each breach. If after 5 days you do not comply with my written notice, by such inaction you default automatically and enter into a binding contract with the writer who is the secured party, whereby you must under law comply with all terms of the copy write notice.

Invoice Stage

If you the offender have not complied with my written notice to you within 5 days, an invoice will then be given to you for an amount based on the number of times you have used my name and my property without permission. For example, use of my name and property once; the invoice will be for $500,000 X triple damages, which equals $1.5 million United States Dollars. Use my name and property three times the invoice will be for $1,500,000 X triple damages which equals $4.5 million United States Dollars

Breach and Default

If you the offender have not paid the invoice by the fourteenth day, you the offender will be in breach and default of my copyright. Thereafter an administrator may be appointed to oversee the liquidation of your assets as are necessary to settle the claim under the contract contained in my copy right notice.

Insufficient Funds

If after your personal assets are liquidated and there remains a shortfall to pay the full amount on my invoice, my copyright provides that you will pay the balance to me until you the debtor has discharged the penalty as stated in the invoice. Therefore, various instruments will be used to recover the total of the invoice, such as but not limited to, garnishees.

Once all invoiced funds are collected, you the debtor and offender will be released from your obligation to me under the contract.

Offender Signature
Name
Date:

Your Autograph:
Name:
Date:

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