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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Coursera has designed C++ for C programmers, Part B, to transform the beginners to programmers. This course offers comprehensive knowledge of computer programming by understanding to troubleshoot, code, and decode composite problems with C and C++. The course is recommended for skilled C programmers who aspire to function in C++. The given assignments under this programme may require basic knowledge of object-oriented software and algorithms.
In an order of four, C++ for C programmers, Part B is the last one in “Coding for Everyone: C and C++ Specialization”. While the previous courses focused on the fundamentals of programming in C and advanced C++ syntax and semantics, this course would provide a practical aspect of the programming language. Through graded assignments, the candidates would get ample opportunities in creating programmes and rectifying errors that may be while coding.
The Highlights
- Offered by University of California Santa Cruz
- 14 hours approximate duration of programme
- Availability of financial assistance
- Intermediate level programme
- Certificate will be provided by Coursera
Programme Offerings
- online
- quizzes
- assignments
- Practice Exercises
- videos
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | CourseraUC Santa Cruz |
C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course Fees Details :
Fees components | Amount |
C++ For C Programmers, Part B (audit only) | Free |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 1 month | Rs. 1,676/- |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 3 months | Rs. 3,369/- |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 6 months | Rs. 5,029/- |
Eligibility Criteria
Certification Qualifying Details
Coursera provides certificates for completing C++ for C programmers, Part B programmes to only those candidates who complete it as well as make the fee payment for the same.
What you will learn
- After completing the course, the candidates would be trained to diagnose and write code in C++ and C programming languages.
- The candidates would understand the nature of algorithms that would help in proper expression and execution.
Who it is for
Admission Details
Candidates applying for C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course have to follow a set of processes to get admission in it. The steps are mentioned under.
Step 1: Visit the Course page.
Step 2: Click the ‘Enroll For Free’ option. This will direct you to a window wherein the candidate needs to create a Login Id and Sign up via Google or Facebook ID.
Step 3: Once the login is done, a dashboard will be created. Initially, a 7-day free trial will be given. Post that candidate can access the course after making fee payment.
Step 4: This fee payment can be made online through the desired mode of payment.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Welcome to C++ for C Programmers, Part B
- Overview
- New in C++11
- Standard Template Library
- Iterator Categories
- Example Poker Probability
- Bidirectional Iterator
- Random Access Iterator
- STL: Overview of Containers
- Associative Containers
- STL: Algorithms Library
- Non-mutating Algorithm
- Lambda Expressions: for_each Function
- Numerical algorithms
- Functional Objects
- Defined Function Object Classes: Function Adapters
Reading
- Topics, Readings & files
Videos
- Tic-Tac-Toe to Hex
- Homework Basic Hex Program
- Basics of Inheritance
- Traits and Inheritance
- Virtual Member Functions
- C++ Feature: 'final'
- Topics on Inheritance
- Hex Overview
- One Style for a 11x11 Hex Graph
- The Inheritance Mechanism
- A Derived Class: grad_student
- Students and Graduate Students
- Virtual Function Selection
- Confusion with Overloading
Reading
- Topics, homework, readings & files
Peer Review
- Homework 1: Implement Hex Board
Videos
- Creating a C++11 Class
- Some Further Constructors
- 'Move' Constructor
- Lookahead
- Plausible Move Generator
- alpha-beta Algorithm Preview
- alpha-beta Improvement to Min Max
- Polish Notation
- Referential Garbage Collection
- Abstract Base Class = 0 Notation
- Tree Constructors
Reading
- Topics, readings & files
Videos
- Assertion & Exception Handling
- Monte Carlo
- Basic Monte Carlo Idea
- Simple Idea for Generating Board
- MC - Go (2006)
- Asserts and Exceptions
- Static Asserts - New C++11 Feature
- Exceptions
- C++11 & Design Patterns
- C++11 Standard
- Thread
- <tuple> C++11 New Library
- The Bigger Picture
- Factory Method
- Factory Code; C++ 11 Example
- Adapter Pattern
Reading
- Topics, homework, readings & files
Peer Review
- Implement Monte Carlo Hex move evaluation
Assignments
- Exam Practice 1
- Exam Practice 2
- Exam Practice 3
- Final Exam