Programming in C++ Course

This three-day course teaches the skills required to develop applications using C++. The principles taught apply to all C++ development environments.

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Intermediate

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3 Day Course

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Certification Awarded

Study materials

Learning options for this course

Classroom

This course can be taken at our Training Centre in Dublin 2. Socially distanced learning. Full interaction with expert trainers.

Virtual Classroom

Daytime or evenings using iLiveLearning. Full interaction with the trainer, just like in the classroom. Software provided.

Skills You will have at the end of the Course

Moving from ANSI C to C++
Classes and Objects
Class Constructors and Destructors
More on Classes and Objects
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Operator Overloading
Object Collections
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Object Oriented Design

Course overview

This course takes existing programmers and introduces them to the advantage of using classes in C++.

Requirements

The course is aimed at those who have a background in programming with some experience in writing programs, preferably in ‘C’ who wish to move to C++.

Certification

At the end of the course, you’ll be Certified by the Irish Academy of Computer Training

IACT Certification

Who would benefit

Someone requiring a good grounding in class theory in C++.

Why take the Course

To become proficient at creating and structuring classes in C++.

Online Option

Course curriculum

Section 1 : Moving from ANSI C to C++

Differences between ANSI C and C++ – Basic I/O in C++ – Data Types – Overloaded functions – References – Functions Returning References – Inline Functions – Linking with non-C++ code

Section 2 : Classes and Objects

Structures with member functions – Public and Private Data – Classes and Objects – Scoping

Section 3 : Class Constructors and Destructors

Default Constructors – Overloaded Constructors – Copy Constructors – Destructors

Section 4 : More on Classes and Objects

Objects as Data Members – Const Member Functions – Friend Functions – Arrays of Objects – References to Objects – Static Class Data and Members

Section 5 : Dynamic Memory Allocation

The New and Delete Operators – Dynamic Allocation of Objects – Pointers to Objects – Class Destructors

Section 6 : Operator Overloading

Operator Functions – Overloading the Assignment Operator – User Defined Type Conversions

Section 7 : Object Collections

Organising collections of objects – Lists and Queues

Section 8 : Inheritance

Base classes and Derived Classes – Construction and Destruction with Inheritance – Protected Data Members and Access Control

Section 9 : Polymorphism

Virtual member functions – Pure Virtual Functions and Abstract Classes – Polymorphism – Multiple Inheritance – Class Hierarchies – Object Oriented Programming

Section 10 : Object Oriented Design

Activities of Object Oriented Design – Object and Class Relationships – Using Inheritance Correctly – Reuse of Objects and Classes

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