This course is for experienced C programmers who want to program in C++. The examples and exercises require a basic understanding of algorithms and object-oriented software.
Offered By
University of California, Santa Cruz
Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Week
14 hours to complete
Module 1
How to convert an existing C program to C++. Use of type safe Input/Output. Avoiding the preprocessor.
10 videos (Total 122 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz
10 videos
1.4 Using C++ Code7m
1.5 C++ Improvements6m
1.6 C++ Advantages12m
1.7 C++ is Better Than C16m
1.8 C Swap Function10m
1.9 Swap Function in C++15m
1.10 Generics20m
1 reading
1.0 Module 1 Overview10m
Week
22 hours to complete
Module 2
Review of Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm. C++ Functions and Generics. C++ classes and OO. Point as an example.
10 videos (Total 122 min), 1 reading
10 videos
2.4 Graph as a Data Structure11m
2.5 Dijkstra Shortest Path16m
2.6 C++ Creating Types5m
2.7 Enum & Operator Overloading4m
2.8 Example: typedef days18m
2.9 Natural Way to Build Widgets6m
2.10 C++ Point26m
1 reading
2.0 Module 2 Overview10m
Week
34 hours to complete
Module 3
Point: Default constructor and initializing syntax. Conversion Constructors. Copy Constructor. List and dynamic memory allocation. Deep Copy.
12 videos (Total 116 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz
12 videos
3.4 Using Dijkstra's Algorithm14m
3.5 The is-connected Algorithm12m
3.6 Complex Aggregates - Lists6m
3.7 List12m
3.8 Print() Chaining6m
3.9 More Elaborate List3m
3.10 Deep vs. Shallow Copy8m
3.11 Destructor4m
3.12 Dynamic Data Structures in STL7m
1 reading
3.0 Module 3 Overview10m
Week
45 hours to complete
Module 4
Prim’s and Kruskal’s algorithms. Use of basic Container Classes. Tripod-Container, Iterator, Algorithm.
14 videos (Total 164 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz
14 videos
4.1 MST13m
4.4 Kruskal's Algorithm8m
4.5 Overloading and Function Selection32m
4.6 STL and STL C++1111m
4.7 STL Example5m
4.8 C++11 Feature: auto5m
4.9 Vector Methods10m
4.10 More Code8m
4.11 C++11 Feature: for statement7m
4.12 STL Input File11m
4.13 Iterators Categories14m
4.14 Output a Random Graph12m
1 reading
4.0 Module 4 Overview10m
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Top reviews from C++ For C Programmers, Part A
Just right for programmers seeking to update their skills to the new V11 C++. I recommend getting the book by the author that helps along with a text or Coursera course on Algorithms.
A much needed course for all those students who have strong fundamentals in C Programming but lack the OOP skills in C++.\n\nStill there is a scope of improvement.
Instructor
Ira Pohl
ProfessorComputer Science
About University of California, Santa Cruz
UC Santa Cruz is an outstanding public research university with a deep commitment to undergraduate education. It’s a place that connects people and programs in unexpected ways while providing unparalleled opportunities for students to learn through hands-on experience.
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