C++ Programming (Beginner Level)
01.120
Frankfurt, Riedberg, Physik
C++ Programming (Beginner Level)
This 2-day course equips participants with the foundational skills to start programming in C++. It is intended for inexperienced programmers wanting to start a project.
Agenda
- Basic Program Structure: The participants will understand basic C++ programs and learn how to translate it to be executed on a computer.
- Comments and Code Blocks: We learn how to structure and comment our code and how to do this well-structured.
- Basic Types and Operations: Participants will learn about the fundamental data types used in programming and the operations allowed with them.
- Loops and Conditionals: Our exercises will focus on carrying out repetitive tasks and implementing logical criteria.
- Container Data Types: Programming languages offer abstract data types (“containers”) to ease programming. In this course we will introduce first abstract data types in the C++ language to set the foundation for application programming.
The course material (slides) will be made available to the class participants.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this tutorial, participants will:
- have an understanding of the basic C++ code structure
- knowledge of basic computer data types
- be introduced to a standard Integrated Development Environment
Prerequisites
- Ability to navigate the shell (bash) for basic file manipulation and command execution.
Location: Takes place at the campus Riedberg of Goethe University Frankfurt in room 01.120 of the Physics Building, Max-von-Laue Straße 1. Detailed travel directions will be provided to accepted participants in advance.
Eligibility: Exclusive to members of academic institutions. The organizer reserve the right to revoke non-eligible registrations!
Registration Fee: None (exclusive to academic institution members)
Organization: Organized by the NHR@SW.
Daily Timings: 9:00–17:00