Object-Oriented Programming in C++

Object-Oriented Programming in C++ provides exhaustive coverage of the ANSI standard C++ language features, with a variety of challenging practical exercises to reinforce the use of the new syntax to solve real problems, providing participants with the proper skills needed to harness the full potential of C++.

C++ is a complex language with powerful features. Proper knowledge and understanding of these features are critical in developing a robust C++ application, without falling into its many traps.

This course builds familiarity with the language by reinforcing the courseware with examples after each module. The most recent additions to the C++ standard are covered in detail (run-time type information, template, STL etc.) along with a series of do's and don'ts to make programmers more effective users of the language features. 

The Practical Exercises
The case studies are incremental, building up to a complete solution in which more than ten complex classes collaborate to deliver a final system. The final result is a model on which to base future C++ developments. The exercises are designed to encourage the use of object-orientation to develop reusable components as well as demonstrate the effective partitioning of larger systems.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have both the theoretical knowledge and practical experience to use C++ to design more maintainable and robust software systems. The course content is compatible with any C++ compiler, since it is based upon the proposed ANSI C++ standard.

• Pre-Requisites: In order to obtain the most benefit from the course, participants should be regular programmers, fluent in C.
• Hands-On: Each participant will be provided with a workstation for the hands-on exercises.

Course Overview