C++ Introduction
offered by Tarrant County College

Public University
Estd. 1965

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C++ Introduction
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TCC
Overview

A Gateway to Efficient Programming, Mastering Basics, Syntax, and Features for Novices and Seasoned Developers Alike

Duration	32 hours
Start from	Start Now
Total fee	₹31,100
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	UG Certificate

C++ Introduction
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Highlights

Earn a certification from Tarrant County College
Learn from expert faculty

C++ Introduction
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Course details

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Tech enthusiasts, aspiring programmers, students, and professionals seeking to explore C++ fundamentals and enhance their software development skills

What are the course deliverables?

Compile and run a basic C++ program.
Write C++ code that uses numeric and string data in variables.
Illustrate the knowledge of variables, types, values, definition, and objects
Write C++ code that uses common operator
Write C++ code that uses your own functions and header files
Write C++ applications that use your own classes

More about this course

Students will receive a thorough introduction to the basic syntax and structure of the C++ programming language. Students will create C++ applications that define variables and arrays and that use if statements, switch/case statements, for loops and while loops. Students will create functions and pass information into functions by value and by reference using pointers
Students will build applications made up of several files. This course is a good introduction for those that have never programmed before. Students will need access to a C++ compiler. There are compilers available for download
IMPORTANT: Since Visual Studio for Mac no longer supports C++, this course is only suitable for students that have a Windows-based computer or virtual machine available to them

C++ Introduction
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TCC
Curriculum

Lesson 1: Getting Started

Lesson 2: Objects, Types, and Values

Lesson 3: Computation and Basic Logic Structures

Lesson 4: Error Handling

Lesson 5: Writing a Program

Lesson 6: Completing a Program

Lesson 7: Technicalities: Working with Functions, Classes, Structures, and Headers

Lesson 8: Input and Output Streams

C++ Introduction
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TCC
Faculty details

Rita Harwell

Rita Harwell was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas. She received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of North Texas, and a Master’s degree from the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. In addition, she studied Computer Science at North Carolina State University. Ms. Harwell has taught computer programming at Wake Technical Community College for 14 years. She developed a passion for database programming and programmed in Visual Basic, Perl, C#, and C++ primarily developing medical software.