C++ for Developers

The course provides theoretical and practical skills in C++ development. After attending the course, you will be able to independently develop applications in C++ and as well as to choose suitable tools and methods for your program based on requirements.

The course begins with an overview of C++, its history, existence, and how it has evolved over the years. The course teaches the syntax of C++ and object-oriented programming (OOP) in C++, compares procedural programming with OOP and delves on related concepts and terms in OOP such as classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism. The course covers the structure of a C++ program, memory management, data structures, functions, bit manipulation, operator overloading, exception handling, compilation, linking, execution, troubleshooting, and debugging. The course also covers C++ standard libraries and templates, as well as the handling of Makefiles and tools like CMake.

Additionally, the course provides an overview of hardware-oriented and resource-conscious programming and provides examples of how a developed C++ program can be uploaded to a hardware-oriented microcontroller.

Main content:

• The language C++: history, applications, and development
• Characteristics of object-oriented programming compared to procedural programming
• Programming in C++:
• Structure, syntax, terms, and concepts in C++
• Functions
• Memory management, references, pointers
• Advanced data structures and algorithms
• Bit manipulation, operator overloading, exception handling, compilation, linking, execution
• Libraries and templates

Object-oriented programming:

• Perspectives, concepts, and terms such as classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism
• Tools for debugging and troubleshooting
• Makefiles and tools like CMake