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Abstract:

This course is divided into 3 parts:

part 1 introduces basic (static) concepts of programming languages in general and C++ in particular
part 2 describes intermediate to advanced features of object oriented programming, their implementation, and in general dynamic behaviour in C++
part 3 is dedicated to advanced and modern features of the C++ programming langauge that enable efficient codes

Part 3 has previously been taught as "Advanced C++ Programming".

Gliederung:

Part 1: C ++ for Beginners (static concepts)

# 1. Introduction to object-oriented programming: C++
# 2. Basic syntax in C++
# 3. Control Structures
# 4. Arrays and Strings
# 5. Paradigms of Object Orientation (OO)
# 6. The concept of classes in C++
# 7. Example application: ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT
# 8. Special class properties and member functions
# 9. Inheritance

Part 2: Intermediate C ++ (dynamic concepts)

# 1. File processing & error handling
# 2. References and pointers
# 3. Dynamic objects
# 4. Memory allocated at run time
# 5. Linked lists
# 6. Classes
# 7. Operator overloading & the Rule of Three
# 8. Templates

Part 3: Advanced C++ (modern C++ features)

# 1. Modern type system, type deduction, initialization
# 2. Ownership: RAII, move semantics, and the Rule of Five
# 3. Dynamic memory management: smart pointers and the Rule of Zero
# 4. Lambda expressions
# 5. Extended object-oriented features
# 6. Generic programming with templates
# 7. Practical standard library
# 8. Advanced programming techniques and developments

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The focus of the course is on the practical application of the programming concepts and syntax elements for solving problems in informatics and business informatics.

The students is offered intensive support from e-tutors.

Each part of the course includes a script with many practical examples. Each chapter also includes video tutorials, self-test tutorials and programming tutorials.

In each part of the course, a programming exercise (task) must be prepared and delivered by the students by individual work. The timely delivered programming solutions are evaluated by e-tutors. A successful result is the precondition for attending the exam. Depending on successful exam-results, students will receive a certificate with grade and ECTS.

Part 1: C ++ for Beginners (static concepts)

# 1. Introduction to object-oriented programming: C++
# 2. Basic syntax in C++
# 3. Control Structures
# 4. Arrays and Strings
# 5. Paradigms of Object Orientation (OO)
# 6. The concept of classes in C++
# 7. Example application: ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT
# 8. Special class properties and member functions
# 9. InheritancePart

2: Intermediate C ++ (dynamic concepts)

# 1. File processing & error handling
# 2. References and pointers
# 3. Dynamic objects
# 4. Memory allocated at run time
# 5. Linked lists
# 6. Classes
# 7. Operator overloading & the Rule of Three
# 8. Templates

Part 3: Advanced C++ (modern C++ features)

# 1. Modern type system, type deduction, initialization
# 2. Ownership: RAII, move semantics, and the Rule of Five
# 3. Dynamic memory management: smart pointers and the Rule of Zero
# 4. Lambda expressions
# 5. Extended object-oriented features
# 6. Generic programming with templates
# 7. Practical standard library
# 8. Advanced programming techniques and developments

Lern-/Qualifikationsziele:

In Part 1 (Fundamentals) the participants are enabled to learn the basics of an procedural programming language (C) and a object-oriented programming language (C++) in theory and practice to solve simple application problems of business informatics.
Part 2 introduces advanced programming concepts of an object-oriented programming language. The students acquire the skills and experience needed to solve complex application problems. They are able to apply these concepts using C++.
Part 3 gives an overview of more advanced features of the C++ programming language and details of some of the more important modern concepts. Students understand modern C++ features and can use efficient programming techniques in their own programs.

Lehrveranstaltungstyp:

Virtuelle Vorlesung

Interaktionsformen mit Betreuer/in:

Übungsaufgaben, Übungsaufgaben für Selbstlernbetrieb, E-Mail

Interaktionsformen mit Mitlernenden:

E-Mail, Forum

Kursdemo:

zur Kursdemo

Nutzung

Kurs ist konzipiert für:

TH Deggendorf:

• Mechatronik / Mechatronics (M.Eng. parts 1+2 or parts 2+3)
• Angewandte Informatik (M.Sc. parts 2+3)
• HIgh Performance Computing and Quantum Computing (M.Sc. parts  2+3)

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg:

• Computational Engineering (B.Sc. Part 1+2/ M.Sc. Part 2+3)
• Informatik (B.Sc. Part 1+2 or Part 2+3 max. 6 ECTS)

Formale Voraussetzungen:

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Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse:

basic knowledge of programming helpful, but not essential

Hinweise zur Nutzung:

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Kursumsetzung (verwendete Medien):

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Erforderliche Technik:

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Nutzungsentgelte:

für andere Personen als (reguläre) Studenten der vhb Trägerhochschulen nach Maßgabe der Benutzungs- und Entgeltordnung der vhb

Rechte hinsichtlich des Kursmaterials:

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Verantwortlich

Anbieterhochschule:

TH Deggendorf

Anbieter:

Prof. Dr. Peter Faber

Autoren:

Herbert Fischer

Peter Faber

Betreuer:

Prof. Dr. Peter Faber

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