Pitt-Francis J., Whiteley J. Guide to Scientific Computing in C++

2nd Edition. — Springer International Publishing AG, 2018. — 262 p. — (Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science). — ISBN: 978-3-319-73131-5.The principle changes in this updated edition are additional material on software testing and on some of the new features introduced in the C++11 standard. When introducing this additional material, we have followed the same philosophy as when writing the first edition of this book. That is, we focus on a concise discussion of the key features that are most useful to the novice and intermediate programmer in the field of scientific computing. We have found this an effective approach when teaching this course to graduate students—once the basics have been mastered, students then have the confidence to find out about less well-used features themselves when they are needed.Getting Started
Flow of Control
File Input and Output
Pointers
Blocks, Functions and Reference Variables
An Introduction to Classes
Inheritance and Derived Classes
Templates
Errors, Exceptions and Testing
Developing Classes for Linear Algebra Calculations
An Introduction to Parallel Programming Using MPI
Designing Object-Oriented Numerical Libraries
Appendixes
Linear Algebra
Other Programming Constructs You Might Meet
Solutions to Exercises