An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
	Third Edition
	by Timothy A Budd
	published by Addison Wesley Longman
	ISBN 0-201-76031-2, xxx pages, 2002

This directory contains information associated with the book An Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (3rd Ed), by Timothy A. Budd, published by Addison-Wesley, 2002.

Breaking news

The field is always changing. Look here for innovations in OOP that I consider important, but which occurred too late to get into the book.

Sample Chapters

These are produced from my files before they were sent to the compositor, so they are not exactly the same as the final book.

• Preface, Table of Contents
• Chapter 1: Thinking Object Oriented
• Chapter 2: Abstraction
• Chapter 3: Object-Oriented Design
• Chapter 4: Classes and Methods
• Chapter 5: Messages and Initialization
• Chapter 6: Case Study: Eight Queens
• Chapter 7: Case Study: Billiards

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Funny Stories

There are some funny stories related to this book.

Overhead Slides

I have created overhead slides for every chapter. These I used in my own course, CS 582, at Oregon State University.

Errata List

The errata list describes known errors, typographic mistakes, and other annoyances.

Additional Side Boxes

As I read the book, I occasionally find places where I wish I had inserted additional information in the form of side-boxes. I have collected some of these here.

8-Queens Case Study

This directory contains the source code for the 8-queens case study. The solution is presented in Object Pascal, in C++ , and in Java.
Other people have also presented solutions to the 8-queens program. See:
An Example in Perl
Alternative in C++

Billiards Case Study

This directory contains the source code for the billiards game case study.

Solitare Game

This directory contains the source code for the solitare game case study.

Lolo Game

This is a programming assignment I sometimes use in the short version of this course. The directory contains the description in LaTex format, in postscript as well as pdf. A working version is given as well (class files only) and the Java source for the starting version (which I usually hand out to the students).

Other Laboratories

A Laboratory based on playing cards.

cybervid exercise

This is an exerise (in postscript) I frequently use after chapter 2.

Notes

Random notes to myself about things I should do better in the next edition.