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In most cases, the lecture notes are the corrected versions which include any corrections I made during the lecture. There are 26 lectures in all. The first several lectures are a crash course in C++, since most students taking this course do not have an adequate understanding of how to use C++ for advanced problem solving. Data structures are of course introduced as the examples for much of the C++ part of the course. Alogrithms applied to such data structures are introduced in the second half of the course.
Basic C++ - Appendix A of course text
Pointers, Arrays, Structures, Objects, and Classes - Chapters 1 & 2 of course text
More on Object and Classes, and Intro to Templates - Chapters 2 & 3 of course text
Midterm Exam. No lectures.