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C C++ Basic Course For 2 Month

The course 'Fundamentals of Programming with C and C++' spans 8 weeks and covers essential programming concepts including C programming basics, control structures, functions, pointers, and an introduction to C++. It transitions into C++ with a focus on object-oriented programming, advanced features, and file handling, culminating in a final project that demonstrates the learned skills. The syllabus includes weekly assignments, quizzes, and recommended resources for further learning.

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C C++ Basic Course For 2 Month

The course 'Fundamentals of Programming with C and C++' spans 8 weeks and covers essential programming concepts including C programming basics, control structures, functions, pointers, and an introduction to C++. It transitions into C++ with a focus on object-oriented programming, advanced features, and file handling, culminating in a final project that demonstrates the learned skills. The syllabus includes weekly assignments, quizzes, and recommended resources for further learning.

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Course Title: Fundamentals of Programming with C and C++

Course Duration: 8 weeks (2 months)

Prerequisites: Basic computer literacy and logical reasoning skills

Week 1: Introduction to C Programming

What is C?

History and applications

Setting up the environment (e.g., Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, or Turbo C)

Structure of a C Program

Writing and running your first program

#include, main(), and {} blocks

Basic Syntax

Data types and variables

Input and output (printf, scanf)

Comments and code readability

Week 2: Control Structures in C

Decision-Making

if, else if, and else statements

Nested if statements

switch-case statements

Loops

for, while, and do-while loops

Loop control statements (break, continue)

Introduction to Arrays
Single-dimensional arrays

Basic array operations (e.g., sum, average)

Week 3: Functions and Modular Programming in C

What are Functions?

Function declaration, definition, and calling

Parameters and return values

Scope of variables

Standard Library Functions

Math functions (sqrt, pow)

String handling functions (strlen, strcpy)

Recursion

Understanding recursion through examples

Week 4: Pointers and File Handling in C

Introduction to Pointers

What is a pointer? Why use pointers?

Declaring and using pointers

Pointer arithmetic

File Handling Basics

Reading and writing files in C (fopen, fscanf, fprintf)

Error handling in file operations

Week 5: Transition to C++

Introduction to C++

Differences between C and C++

Writing your first C++ program

Standard Input and Output (cin, cout)


Basic OOP Concepts

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Classes and objects: Definition and creation

Working with Functions

Function overloading

Inline functions

Week 6: OOP Concepts in C++

Encapsulation

Access modifiers: public, private, and protected

Creating getter and setter methods

Inheritance

What is inheritance?

Single and multilevel inheritance

base and derived classes

Polymorphism

Function overriding

Understanding virtual functions

Week 7: Advanced C++ Features

Constructors and Destructors

Purpose and syntax

Default, parameterized, and copy constructors

Destructor usage

Working with Arrays in C++

Arrays of objects

Multidimensional arrays
Dynamic Memory Allocation

new and delete keywords

Week 8: File Handling and Final Project

File Handling in C++

Reading from and writing to files using streams

Handling errors during file operations

Final Project

A small project to demonstrate understanding (e.g., a student record management system, a mini
calculator, or a basic banking application)

Course Review

Recap of C and C++ concepts

Discussion of common challenges and solutions

Additional resources for further learning

Course Materials

Books:

"Let Us C" by Yashavant Kanetkar

"The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup

Online Resources:

GeeksforGeeks (C/C++ tutorials)

TutorialsPoint

W3Schools

Evaluation and Assessment

Assignments:

Weekly coding exercises to practice concepts.

Midterm Quiz:

Covering the basics of C programming (Weeks 1-4).


Final Project:

A complete C++ application that incorporates OOP and file handling.

Quiz/Exam:

Final assessment to test theoretical and practical knowledge.

This syllabus provides a balance of theory and practical implementation to ensure students grasp the
fundamentals of C and C++ programming effectively.

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