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(Toronto location only)
Course number: 085957
Software: DJGPP is a non-proprietary environment for developing 32-bit protected mode software in C/C++ under MS-DOS. The DJGPP home page on the WWW is: http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/.
Course length: 1.0 day(s)
You have come across various applications that have software components. All software applications run on programming languages. In the Introduction to Programming Using C++ course, you will use general programming concepts with special emphasis on object-oriented programming to write simple programs in C++. You will also handle exceptions and remove errors in programs.
Course Objective: You will learn the basic concepts of programming using C++ as the tool for learning.
Target Student: This course is intended for students with no prior academic background in a field other than computer science or programming, who wish to embark on a course of study that will prepare them for employment as professional software developers. Students who interact on a business basis with software development professionals and need to improve communications through better understanding of the concepts and terminology used by professional programmers will also benefit equally.
Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with using personal computers with a mouse and keyboard. Basic typing skills are mandatory. Students should be comfortable in the use of Windows 2000, XP, or Vista environment. To ensure your success in this course, we recommend that you take the following Element K courses:
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Lesson 1: Introduction to Programming
Topic 1A: Overview of Programming
Topic 1B: Introduction to the Software Development Life Cycle
Lesson 2: Creating Simple Programs
Topic 2A: Work with Variables
Topic 2B: Use Input and Output Streams
Topic 2C: Work with Operators
Topic 2D: Work with Conditional Structures
Topic 2E: Work with Loops
Topic 2F: Work with Arrays
Lesson 3: Creating Programs Using Functions
Topic 3A: Create Functions
Topic 3B: Create a Recursive Function
Topic 3C: Work with Built-In Functions
Lesson 4: Implementing Object-Oriented Methodology
Topic 4A: Create a Class
Topic 4B: Create an Object
Topic 4C: Create a Constructor
Topic 4D: Create a Subclass
Lesson 5: Handling Programming Errors
Topic 5A: Fix Syntax Errors
Topic 5B: Fix Logical Errors
Topic 5C: Fix Runtime Errors