Introduction to C++

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The C++ language is the Swiss Army knife of programming languages. It is designed with source-level compatibility with C, allowing for interaction with the OS ABI functionality without overhead. It also offers extremely performant features, and comprises all aspects of modern programming languages, including object-oriented programming. In this course, we immerse participants in the basic features of C++ and provide the most important tools and paradigms for quickly mastering the language.

This 3-day course provides an introduction to C++ language features (types and data structures, basic key words, flow control structures, templates, objects, I/O, and more), as well as key programming paradigms, the software development process including program design, and debugging.

The most effective way to learn a programming language is probably to have the need to apply it to a problem. If you have a specific problem or project in mind, this would be perfect. However, we offer hands-on tutorials with application examples from scientific and mathematical fields, which are commonly encountered in a university environment. We want to disburden the entry and access to programming skills for prospective and advancing scientists and engineers.

Contents are subject to modifications. 

Prerequisites

Hands-On

Language

English

Lecturers

Dr.-Ing. Elmira Birang, Dr. Margarita Egelhofer, Dr. Carla Guillen (all LRZ)

Prices and Eligibility

The course is open and free of charge for people from academia and industry from the Member States of the European Union and Associated/Other Countries to the Horizon 2020 programme.

Registration

Please register with your official e-mail address to prove your affiliation.

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