Introduction to C++: Part 1 (for Non Programmers)

Dive Into® Series Introduction to C++: Part 1 (for Non Programmers)

C++ How to Program
SixthEdition

This course teaches people with little or no programming experience how to program using the ANSI C and C++ languages in a non-object-oriented manner.

The part 1 course, in particular, teaches fundamental C++ concepts such as algorithmic thinking, problem solving, control structures (if, if/else, switch, while, do/while, for), data types, operators, input/output, functions (user-defined and library), single-subscripted arrays and strings.

Prerequisites

General familiarity with your operating system environment
Ability to create and edit text files

Course Objectives

Write clear, elementary C and C++ programs
Understand algorithmic thinking and apply it to programming
Understand problem-solving techniques
Read, write, and debug substantial C and C++ programs
Write programs using structured programming techniques
Program C and C++ input and output using the studio and iostream libraries including simple formatting capabilities
Code with C and C++ arithmetic, increment, decrement, assignment, relational, equality and logical operators
Code C and C++ control structures (if, if/else, switch, while, do/while, for) and use built-in data types
Use standard library functions
Write user-defined function definitions
Understand and manipulate single-subscripted arrays
Pass single-subscripted arrays to functions
Process single-subscripted character arrays as strings
Use the const qualifier to create constant data

Price

$12,995 lecture fee (for up to 20 students)
plus materials (generally $75 per student)
plus instructor travel reimbursement

For more information about this course, please e-mail us or call (978)-823-0130.

Please Note: There is no additional cost for customizing course curriculum or outlines.