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C++ FOR NON C PROGRAMMERS
Extending his work on both the ANSI C and C++ Standards Committees
from 1985 to the present, Christopher Skelly has created a powerful C++
course. This course is expressly for those without C language expertise
who need to learn C++ fast and efficiently. This course teaches
everything needed to program in C and C++. In addition, the
fundamental ideas of Object-Oriented Programming are included within
the body of the primary course. This Insight Resource course is one of
few commercially available courses to cover C, C++ and Object-Oriented
Programming concepts in an integrated single week lecture/workshop
format.
Students complete a series of substantial C and C++ programming
projects covering all the important features of C and C++, including
functions, operators, file I/O, pointers and structures, class design and
implementation, inheritance and polymorphism, virtual, friend, and
static member functions, as well as operator overloading and stream
I/O. Workshops involve the standard C library as well as C++ class
design and implementation. By the end of the course, students are ready
to tackle substantial C++ programming projects.
This course includes Mr. Skelly's powerful set of ideas for understanding
and working with pointers in C++ and C. Attendants should anticipate a
lively and practical presentation, which will illustrate "The Domino
Theory of Pointers" and other specific principles useful for mastering
pointers and developing powerful C++ applications. Mr. Skelly is a
regular speaker on C++ at international conferences including
Software Developers, Object Expo, C++ World, C Forum and
Object World.
This course is presented in a five day lecture/workshop format.
Knowledge of C fundamentals is not a pre-requisite, though professional
programming experience in a high level language is highly
recommended.
o This unique course combines a presentation of the fundamentals
of both C++ and C with an insightful introduction to
Object-Oriented Programming. Students receive training
in the Object-Oriented disciplines necessary to use C++
fully and professionally.
o Students complete a series of substantial C and C++ programming
projects covering all the important features of C and C++
including functions, operators, file I/O, class design and
implementation, inheritance and polymorphism, virtual,
friend, and static member functions, as well as operator
overloading, and streams I/O. By the end of the course,
students are ready to tackle substantial C++ programming
projects.
o This course is presented in a five day lecture/workshop format.
Knowledge of C fundamentals is not a pre-requisite, though
working knowledge of some high level language is highly
recommended.
OBJECTIVES AND ATTENDANCE SUGGESTION:
OBJECTIVES: The objective for this course is to give attendants the
ability to create object-oriented "industrial
strength" programs in C++.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone without C experience interested
in taking the fast track to C++ mastery.
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