C and C++ Programming
Overview
This course covers the foundational concepts of C and C++ programming languages, designed for beginners as well as those looking to refresh their skills. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, data types, control structures, functions, and arrays, along with an introduction to object-oriented programming in C++. The course delves into memory management, pointers, file handling, and the use of libraries to enhance program functionality. Through practical exercises and projects, learners will gain proficiency in writing efficient and optimized code in both C and C++. The course also touches upon advanced topics like templates, exception handling, and multi-threading in C++. A final project will require participants to apply their learning to create real-world applications and demonstrate their programming skills.
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C and C++ Programming
| Module | Objective |
|---|---|
|
Module 1:
Introduction to C
Programming |
Understand
the basics
of C
programmin
g, including
syntax,
structure,
and basic
programmin
g concepts. |
|
Module 2:
Functions
in C
|
Learn how to
define and
use functions
in C for
modular
programming. |
|
Module 3:
Arrays
and
Strings in
C |
Learn how to
use arrays
and strings
to manage
collections
of data.
|
|
Module 4:
Pointers
and
Memory
Management in C
|
Understand
pointers,
dynamic
memory
allocation,
and memory
management.
|
|
Module 5:
File
Handling in
C |
Learn to read
and write
data from
and to files in
C. |
|
Module 6:
Introduction
to C++
Programm
ing |
Transition to
C++
programmin
g with a
focus on
objectoriented
concepts.
|
|
Module 7:
Advanced
C++
Features |
Learn
advanced
C++ features
and
techniques
for more
complex
programming tasks. |
|
Module 8:
Advanced
C++
Topics |
Explore
additional
advanced
topics for
mastering
C++.
|
|
Module 9:
Multithreading and
Concurrency
in C++ |
Learn how to
implement
multithreadin
g and
concurrency
in C++
programs.
|
|
Module 10:
Final
Project
|
Apply the
concepts
and skills
learned to a
real-world C
and C++
project. |