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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
- Beginner 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 | Coursera |
The candidate will have to pay Rs. 3,992 per month for C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course programme.
C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course Fees Details
Head | Amount in INR |
C++ For C Programmers, Part B (audit only) | Free |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 1 month | Rs. 4,023/- |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 3 months | Rs. 8,046/- |
| C++ For C Programmers, Part B - 6 months | Rs. 12,069/- |
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
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.2 New in C++11
- 1.3 Standard Template Library
- 1.4 Iterator Categories
- 1.5 Example Poker Probability
- 1.6 Bidirectional Iterator
- 1.7 Random Access Iterator
- 1.8 STL: Overview of Containers
- 1.9 Associative Containers
- 1.10 STL: Algorithms Library
- 1.11 Non-mutating Algorithm
- 1.12 Lambda Expressions: for_each Function
- 1.13 Numerical algorithms
- 1.14 Functional Objects
- 1.15 Defined Function Object Classes: Function Adapters
Reading
- Topics, Readings & files
Videos
- 2.1 Tic-Tac-Toe to Hex
- 2.2 Homework Basic Hex Program
- 2.3 Basics of Inheritance
- 2.4 Traits and Inheritance
- 2.5 Virtual Member Functions
- 2.6 C++ Feature: 'final'
- 2.7 Topics on Inheritance
- 2.8 Hex Overview
- 2.9 One Style for a 11x11 Hex Graph
- 2.10 The Inheritance Mechanism
- 2.11 A Derived Class: grad_student
- 2.12 Students and Graduate Students
- 2.13 Virtual Function Selection
- 2.14 Confusion with Overloading
Reading
- Topics, homework, readings & files
Videos
- 3.1 Creating a C++11 Class
- 3.2 Some Further Constructors
- 3.3 'Move' Constructor
- 3.4 Lookahead
- 3.5 Plausible Move Generator
- 3.6 alpha-beta Algorithm Preview
- 3.7 alpha-beta Improvement to Min Max
- 3.8 Polish Notation
- 3.9 Referential Garbage Collection
- 3.10 Abstract Base Class = 0 Notation
- 3.11 Tree Constructors
Reading
- Topics, readings & files
Videos
- 4.1 Assertion & Exception Handling
- 4.2 Monte Carlo
- 4.3 Basic Monte Carlo Idea
- 4.4 Simple Idea for Generating Board
- 4.5 MC - Go (2006)
- 4.6 Asserts and Exceptions
- 4.7 Static Asserts - New C++11 Feature
- 4.8 Exceptions
- 4.9 C++11 & Design Patterns
- 4.10 C++11 Standard
- 4.11 Thread
- 4.12 <tuple> C++11 New Library
- 4.13 The Bigger Picture
- 4.14 Factory Method
- 4.15 Factory Code; C++ 11 Example
- 4.16 Adapter Pattern
Reading
- Topics, homework, readings & files
Practice Exercises
- Exam Practice 1
- Exam Practice 2
- Exam Practice 3
- Final Exam
Instructors
UC Santa Cruz Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The candidate needs to invest approximately 14 hours of time to complete the C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course certification.
The C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course certification is a beginner level programme. Hence, candidates should not have any experience prior to joining this.
The C++ for C programmers, Part B programme course can be initially tested via a 7-day free trial method. If you feel like pursuing it further then you can do so by making fee payment.
Coursera already provides a 7-day free trial to candidates. Hence payment once made cannot be refunded.
The scholarships are currently on hold. But candidates can avail financial help from Coursera if they can’t pay the fee. Candidates can fill in a form and submit other supporting documents. Thereafter, candidates will be notified whether they are selected or not.