Basic C++ Programing
ABOUT THE COURSE!
The Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is one of the programming methods that almost all programmers must know and be able to use fluently. This course is the next of the Basic Programming with C++ Course, helping the students to get more deeper knowledge about the concepts and the methodology of OOP with C++. Each lesson is presented with many easy-to-understand theories and illustration parts. After finishing this course, students are able to handle the OOP techniques with C++ and easily learn other OOP programming languages. Besides this benefit, the students are also equipped with some common data structures and algorithms implemented by C++ programming language.
During the learning process, the students will practice via exercises, labs and projects to get more programming skills and help them to easily get the OOP and Advance programming knowledge with C++ programming language.
COURSE INFORMATION
| Course code: | CPP101x |
| Course name: | Basic C++ Programing |
| Credits: | 3 |
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Understand the history and basic concepts of C++ programming language
- Understand and be able to work with pointers
- Understand and know how to work with files (text, binary files)
- Understand and apply the concepts of object-oriented programming
- Be a foundation for students' quick learning and approach to other programming language
COURSE STRUCTURE
Module 1 - C++ Overview, Data Types, Control structures and Functions in C++
- Lesson 1: The history of C++
- Lesson 2: The C++ Compilation Process
- Lesson 3: C++ Overview
- Lesson 4: Simple data structures in C++
- Lesson 5: Variable and Constant
- Lesson 6: Complex Data Types
- Lesson 7: C++ operators
- Lesson 8: Branching structure in C++
- Lesson 9: Loop structure
- Lesson 10: Introduction to function
Project 1
Module 2 - Pointer and Object in C++
- Lesson 11: Introduction to class and object in C++
- Lesson 12: Encapsulation
- Lesson 13: Constant object
- Lesson 14: C++ Pointer
- Lesson 15: Reference
- Lesson 16: Allocation and Memory Management in C++
Project 2
Module 3 - Object-oriented programming with C++
- Lesson 17: Splitting Classes
- Lesson 18: Constructors and Destructors
- Lesson 19: Class Scope
- Lesson 20: Inheritance
- Lesson 21: Encapsulation and Access Specifiers
- Lesson 22: Virtual functions and Abstract classes
Module 4 - Working with Files
- Lesson 23: Introduction to Streams and Files
- Lesson 24: Stream I/O
- Lesson 25: Processing files in C++
- Lesson 26: Strings in C++
Project 4
DEvelopment Team
COURSE DESIGNERS
Nguyen Tien Dat
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Trinh Tuan Dat
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REVIEWER
Tong Van Linh
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