C++ is a mid-level programming language that can interact directly with a computer's hardware or operating system while also being able to abstract lower layers and behave like a powerful high-level language. Object-oriented programming, portability, brevity, modular code structure, performance, and compatibility with the C language provide a unique mix of power and functionality. In this VTC course, Mark Long will introduce you to the C++ language and demonstrate how to begin to program and understand C++.
Pick up a new programming language into the mix of new skills!
- Pick up a new programming language
- Increase your employability with an extra language under your belt
- Learn how the different languages work to develop web site and applications
- Be able to create cutting edge applications with this course
This course is SkillsFuture Credit Eligible.
C++ is a mid-level programming language that can interact directly with a computer's hardware or operating system while also being able to abstract lower layers and behave like a powerful high-level language. Object-oriented programming, portability, brevity, modular code structure, performance, and compatibility with the C language provide a unique mix of power and functionality. In this VTC course, Mark Long will introduce you to the C++ language and demonstrate how to begin to program and understand C++.
Pick up a new programming language into the mix of new skills!
- Pick up a new programming language
- Increase your employability with an extra language under your belt
- Learn how the different languages work to develop web site and applications
- Be able to create cutting edge applications with this course
This course is SkillsFuture Credit Eligible.
1. Know what is C++
2. Be able to install and configure C++
3. Know the essentials of C++
4. Know C++ programming basics and functions
5. Understand about Indirect Data Access
6. Understand Control Structures
7. Understand Object Oriented Programming
8. Know how to apply Exceptions, Arrays, Inheritance, Containers