C++programming I –

(3 credits)

This course introduces the student to C++. Topics include C++ basics, selection and repetition structures, arrays, and functions.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.

C++ Basics
- Demonstrate the process of programming C++.
- Demonstrate input/output processing (I/O).
- Apply variables, constants, and arithmetic operations.
- Identify fundamental data types.
Selection and Repetition Structures
- Use Boolean operations.
- Apply selection and repetition structures.
Functions
- Develop functions.
- Apply passing parameters to functions.
- Apply returning values from functions.
- Determine scope of local and global variables.
Arrays and Pointers
- Create an array.
- Explain pointers.
Creating Classes and Objects
- Explain creating classes.
- Explain declaring and using objects.

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