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Teaching - C++ Short Course |
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The two PowerPoint presentations below are the notes from an accredited short course I give to interested post-graduate students and staff - "An Introduction to C++". It is a two day course. A variety of examples are provided as a part of the course in the form of MS Visual C++ projects. The projects have been compressed using WinZip for faster downloading: the two 'example bundles' contain all the examples. Please read this file for instructions on how to build the examples. |
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| Day 2 Presentation | ||
| Day 1 Example Bundle | Day 2 Example Bundle | |
| Bubble sort: Bubble | Copy one file to another: Copyfile | |
| Dissect a text string: Cstring | Recursion: Factorial | |
| Finite element example: no graphics | Finite element example: with graphics | |
| The ‘must do’ program!: Helloworld | Switch statement example: Menuchoice | |
| Use of functions as ‘variables’: Qsort | Simple C++ class: Quadratic | |
| Inheritance: Shape | Accessing and sorting structures: Structure | |
| Simple ‘while’ example: Typeq | Use of functions as ‘variables’: Varfunc | |
 Output from the finite element example (with graphics). This Visual C++ project uses OpenGL and the GLUT toolkit to visualise an object-oriented implementation of element interaction. |
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you have looked at the notes and examples please let me |