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C++ for the Absolute Beginner
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| Price: |
$99.00 |
| Business Focus: |
Database Management & Programming |
| Instructor: |
Jeffrey Kent |
| Course Code: |
cab |
| Delivery Method: |
Instructor-led Online Course |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Course Overview: |
Learn how to program in C++ from a master programming instructor and published author. In this project-oriented course, you'll skip all the gobbledygook and get right to programming--even if you have no prior programming experience! Before you know it, you'll be putting together programs that have their own windows and controls, and you'll see how easy programming really is.
In the course, you'll see how the world around us is built up by objects--things that have qualities and capabilities, and you'll explore how you can take that information and write a computer program that models the world around us. You'll then see that this is the actual technique that professional programmers use to build their programs. By the end of the course, you'll be using Borland C++ Builder to write real programs for Microsoft Windows.
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| Instructor Biography: |
| Jeffrey Kent is an Assistant College Professor of Computer Science. He has taught a number of computer programming languages, including C, C++, Java, Visual Basic, and Assembly. He has authored or co-authored several books for McGraw-Hill, including Visual Basic.NET: A Beginner's Guide and C++ Demystified. He also is an attorney and has combined both careers by writing applications for law firms. In his spare time, Mr. Kent sometimes returns to one of his former careers, as a professional chess master, by following chess tournaments on the Internet. |
| Course Syllabus: |
| Lesson 1 Syllabus |
Obtaining and Installing Borland C++ Builder |
| Lesson 2 Syllabus |
Recognizing the Attributes and Abilities of Objects |
| Lesson 2 Objective |
Install C++Builder and learn about real-world objects around us. |
| Lesson 3 Syllabus |
Writing Processes |
| Lesson 3 Objective |
Study the attributes and abilities of real-world objects. |
| Lesson 4 Syllabus |
Storing Your Data in Variables |
| Lesson 4 Objective |
Analyze a process in a step-by-step manner and translate the process into a computer language. |
| Lesson 5 Syllabus |
Comparing and Creating Items |
| Lesson 5 Objective |
Store information in storage bins called variables. |
| Lesson 6 Syllabus |
Working with Arrays |
| Lesson 6 Objective |
Compare information using |
| Lesson 7 Syllabus |
Creating Functions; Debugging |
| Lesson 7 Objective |
Store information in lists of storage bins called arrays and cycle through them using for loops. |
| Lesson 8 Syllabus |
Writing a Class in C++ |
| Lesson 8 Objective |
Divide a task into functions and step through the code with a debugger. |
| Lesson 9 Syllabus |
Working with Members and Events |
| Lesson 9 Objective |
Write classes that model real-world objects around us. |
| Lesson 10 Syllabus |
Using Pointers |
| Lesson 10 Objective |
Add member functions to your objects and keep some parts hidden. |
| Lesson 11 Syllabus |
Inheritance and Hiding |
| Lesson 11 Objective |
Create objects with pointers and inherit the objects. |
| Lesson 12 Syllabus |
Continuing your Studies |
| Lesson 12 Objective |
Take inheritance further and study how hidden members operate. |
