c++ programming foundation

C++, a computer language derived from C, efficiently supports object-oriented programming, resulting in more reliable and easily maintained systems than the older technologies. This C++ Foundation course gives you a solid grounding in C++ programming, ideal if you are not familiar with the C language. The course is based on ANSI C++ and is not environment- or vendor-specific, so is universally accessible. As you learn you'll develop the basic skills and knowledge you need to be able to write, compile and run basic C++ applications so that by the time you've worked right through the course you'll be able to implement these skills effectively in the workplace.

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On completion of this course you will be able to:
Identify the basic program structure in C++.
Identify the different compilers.
Identify the process of creating an executable program.
Identify basic and complex data types used in C++.
Identify the operators and the expressions in which they are used in C++.
Identify the flow control statements in a C++ program.
Use functions.
Pass parameters to functions.
Use overloading, inline, recursive, and template functions.
Identify the features of object-oriented programming.
Declare and create an object to a class.
Invoke and access member functions.
Identify the function of a pointer.
Manipulate member functions.
Declare special member functions.
Inherit a class from a given base class.
Use different types of polymorphism.
Design and invoke different types of classes.
Use different types of polymorphism.
Convert one data type to another non-fundamental data type.
Develop efficient applications by using standard libraries and exception handling techniques.
Identify the steps in the development life cycle.

Course Modules:

C++ Foundation - Part 1
Unit 1 Fundamentals of C++.
Unit 2 Operators and Flow Control Statements.
Unit 3 Functions in C++.

C++ Foundation - Part 2.
Unit 1 Classes: Fundamentals.
Unit 2 Classes: Advanced Concepts.
Unit 3 Efficient Applications: Development.

Previous experience required:
There are no formal entry requirements. However, it is recommended that the learner should be experienced in at least one structured programming language (not C). Some knowledge of Object-Oriented concepts and principles would be helpful. This course is not for beginners.

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