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Course Overview
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Introduction: This C++ programming course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the C++ programming language, from basic syntax and structure to advanced concepts and best practices. Participants will gain practical experience through hands-on lab exercises and real-world case studies.
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Course Objectives:
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- - Understand the fundamentals of C++ syntax and structure.
- - Master object-oriented programming concepts using C++.
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Target Audience:
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- - Programmers and developers with basic knowledge of any programming language.
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Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of any programming language.
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Duration: 5 Days (Max)
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Delivery Method: Instructor-Led Online Training (ILOT)
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Course Code: CPP_BA_2024
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Course Cost: Recommended cost per delegate: $2000 for the entire course (5 days). This cost includes all training materials, lab access, and certification.
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Day 1: Remembering and Understanding C++ Basics
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Theory:
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- - Course Introduction and Objectives: Overview of the course structure and goals.
- - History and Evolution of C++: Timeline and milestones in the development of C++.
- - Comparison with Other Programming Languages: How C++ compares to other programming languages like Java and Python.
- - C++ Architecture and Components: Understanding the fundamental architecture of C++.
- - Installation and Configuration: Setting up a C++ development environment.
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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- - Lab Exercise 1: Setting Up C++ IDE - Step-by-step guide to installing and configuring a C++ Integrated Development Environment.
- - Lab Exercise 2: Writing and Compiling Your First C++ Program - Creating and running a simple C++ program.
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Q&A and Review
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Interactive session to address questions and review key concepts.
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Appendices
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Additional Resources: Books, websites, and tools for further learning.
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Instructor and Student Resources
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Instructor Guide: Detailed guide for instructors.
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Assessment and Certification
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Assessment Overview: Description of assessment methods.
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Feedback and Improvement
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Course Evaluation Forms: Forms for student feedback.
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C++ Course Outline
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Course Overview
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Introduction: This C++ programming course is designed to prepare participants for the CPE – C++ Certified Entry-Level Programmer certification. The course covers the essentials of C++ programming, from basic syntax and structure to advanced concepts and best practices, with a strong focus on practical applications and real-world scenarios.
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Course Objectives:
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+ - Understand the fundamentals of C++ syntax and structure.
+ - Master object-oriented programming concepts using C++.
+ - Develop the ability to write, compile, and debug C++ programs.
+ - Learn and apply industry standards and best practices in C++ programming.
+ - Gain skills to integrate C++ with other languages and libraries.
+ - Prepare for the CPE – C++ Certified Entry-Level Programmer certification exam.
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Target Audience:
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+ - Programmers and developers with basic knowledge of any programming language.
+ - IT professionals seeking to enhance their programming skills.
+ - Students pursuing a career in software development.
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Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of any programming language.
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Duration: 5 Days (Max)
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Delivery Method: Instructor-Led Online Training (ILOT)
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Course Code: CPP_CPE_2024
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Course Cost: Recommended cost per delegate: $2000 for the entire course (5 days). This cost includes all training materials, lab access, and certification.
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Day 1: Introduction and C++ Basics
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Theory:
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+ - Course Introduction and Objectives: Overview of the course structure and goals.
+ - History and Evolution of C++: Timeline and milestones in the development of C++.
+ - Comparison with Other Programming Languages: How C++ compares to other programming languages like Java and Python.
+ - C++ Architecture and Components: Understanding the fundamental architecture of C++.
+ - Installation and Configuration: Setting up a C++ development environment.
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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+ - Lab Exercise 1: Setting Up C++ IDE - Step-by-step guide to installing and configuring a C++ Integrated Development Environment.
+ - Lab Exercise 2: Writing and Compiling Your First C++ Program - Creating and running a simple C++ program.
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Q&A and Review
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Interactive session to address questions and review key concepts.
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Day 2: Syntax and Structure
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+ - C++ Syntax Fundamentals: Basic syntax rules of C++.
+ - Variables and Data Types: Introduction to variables and data types in C++.
+ - Constants and Literals: Understanding constants and literals in C++.
+ - Type Conversions and Typecasting: Converting between different data types.
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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+ - Lab Exercise 3: Working with Variables and Data Types - Exercises on variable declaration, initialization, and typecasting.
+ - Lab Exercise 4: Basic Input/Output Operations - Using `std::cin`, `std::cout`, and stream manipulators like `endl` and `setw`.
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Q&A and Review
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Interactive session to address questions and review key concepts.
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Day 3: Operators and Control Structures
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+ - Operators in C++: Arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment, and bitwise operators.
+ - Control Structures: Conditional statements (`if`, `else`, `switch-case`) and loops (`while`, `do-while`, `for`).
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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+ - Lab Exercise 5: Implementing a Basic Calculator - Using operators to create a simple calculator program.
+ - Lab Exercise 6: Writing Control Structures - Implementing conditional statements and loops in C++ programs.
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Q&A and Review
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Interactive session to address questions and review key concepts.
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Day 4: Functions and Scope
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+ - Functions in C++: Declaration, definition, and calling functions. Return types and values, parameter passing (by value, by reference). Function overloading and recursion.
+ - Scope and Lifetime of Variables: Local, global, and static variables. Storage classes (`auto`, `register`, `static`, `extern`).
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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+ - Lab Exercise 7: Developing Functions - Creating and using functions to solve problems.
+ - Lab Exercise 8: Managing Variable Scope - Writing programs to demonstrate variable scope and lifetime.
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Q&A and Review
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Interactive session to address questions and review key concepts.
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Day 5: Advanced Topics and Integration
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+ - Advanced Data Types: Vectors, arrays, pointers, and structures.
+ - Memory Management: Dynamic memory allocation, using `new` and `delete` operators.
+ - Standard Library Functions: Using basic standard library functions and data structures like `std::string`.
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Practical Lab Exercises:
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+ - Lab Exercise 9: Working with Pointers and Arrays - Declaring, initializing, and using pointers and arrays.
+ - Lab Exercise 10: Capstone Project - Applying all learned concepts to develop a comprehensive C++ project.
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Course Wrap-Up
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Review of key concepts. Final Q&A session. Course feedback and evaluations.
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Appendices
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Additional Resources: Books, websites, and tools for further learning.
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Instructor and Student Resources
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Instructor Guide: Detailed guide for instructors.
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Assessment and Certification
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Assessment Overview: Description of assessment methods.
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Feedback and Improvement
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Course Evaluation Forms: Forms for student feedback.
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