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Goals
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- Apply the fundamental concepts, terminology, and potential benefits of object oriented programming
- Implement the major object oriented concepts in C++
- Exploit the features of C++ to build reusable, adaptable, and extensible applications
- Use common coding guidelines, and conventions for developing C++ applications
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Audience
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Software developers, with a working knowledge of the C programming language, moving to C++ |
Duration
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4 days |
Prerequisites
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The "Introduction to C++ Programming" or "C Programming" course, or equivalent experience is required. Some knowledge of object-oriented concepts would be beneficial. |
Contents
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Concepts of object-oriented programming
The standard I/O library
Pointers and references
Functions
Classes
Object construction and destruction
Inheritance
Virtual functions
Coding guidelines and conventions |
Format
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Lecture and programming exercises |
Schedule
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End Date |
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Hours |
Register |
| Intermediate C++ Programming |
St. Louis |
Aug 09, 2010 |
Sep 01, 2010 |
M/W, 5:30pm-8:30pm |
24 |
CAIT |
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