C++ Programming I

Outline

1. Contents
2. Description
3. Audience
4. Prerequisites
5. Topics Include
6. Duration
7. Minimum Requirements
8. Media

Description

This course, designed for programmers who have experience with high-level languages, teaches them to write and compile simple C++ programs.  The course uses examples and exercises from three programs to guide students through the basic concepts of C++ program design.   Students can view and print complete C++ program listings at any time during the instruction.

Audience

Application and system programmers.

Prerequisites

Experience with high-level programming languages, such as Pascal.

Topics Include

C++ Basics

• Definition of Object-Oriented Programming Terms
• Basic Structure & Component Parts of C++ Programs
• Debugging C++ Syntax
• Coding Parts of a C++ Program
• Four Types of C++ Statements
• Using Variables in C++ Code Constants

C++ More Basics

• Coding Program Input and Output
• Formatting Program Input & Output
• Using Operators in C++ Code
• Using Conditional Branching in C++ Code
• Adding Loops in C++ Code
• Arrays

C++ Functions

• Advantages of Using Functions
• A 3-Step Process
• Defining Functions
• Pass Parameters by Value
• Using Pointer Variables
• Pass Parameters by Reference
• Pass Parameters by Reference Type
• Using Variables in Functions
• Placing Functions in a Program
• Function Prototypes
• Function Libraries
• Makefiles

Structures and Classes

• Defining Structures Using Basic Syntax
• Accessing Structure Data
• Defining Structures Using typedef
• Code Unions
• Defining Enumerated Data Types
• Defining C++ Class
• Defining Class Functions
• Allocating Memory with new

Duration

4 hrs

Minimum Requirements

IBM 386PC 33Mhz; 4MB RAM; 13MB Hard Disk Space; VGA Monitor; DOS 5.0; Windows 3.1; MS Mouse or 100% Compatible

Media

CDROM
Web Based Training

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