Beginning C++

These modules are intended to explicitly accommodate to audiences:

This is accomplished in Type Safe C using C++ for Beginning Programmers by discussing a new language that starts with the common subset of ANSI C and C++ and is enhanced with the procedural (non-OO) features of C++. This teaches valuable techniques to C programmers and provides a comfortable transition for others.

Through out these modules, great emphasis is placed on the distinction between the intuitive nature of deep copies (as implemented with value semantics) v. the perilous nature of shallow copies.

Experienced C++ programmers should consider Advanced C++ Modules.

Course: C++ for non-C and C Programmers (5 days)

This gives the programmer new to C++ a thorough introduction to the important aspects of C++, including an introduction the all important standard library.

Note: 5 days is a extremely ambitious schedule may require skipping many of the laboratory exercises -- even for C programmers. At least one additional day is strongly encouraged for C programmers and two additional days for non-C programmers.

Note: While instructors can simultaneously accommodate both C programmers and non-C programmers, both kinds of students are better severed if C programmers can be segregated from non-C programmers.

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