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CPE – C++ Certified Entry-Level Programmer

Overview

Course Description 📄

Welcome to the CPP – C++ Certified Professional Programmer course by Pennant Education!

Prerequisite

None

The “CPE – C++ Certified Entry-Level Programmer” course offers a foundational understanding of C++ programming. This course covers essential topics such as syntax, data types, control flow, functions, and basic object-oriented programming, preparing participants to write and debug simple C++ programs. It is perfectly suited for individuals looking to begin a career in programming or to enhance their knowledge of one of the most widely used programming languages in the industry.

Learning Formats 🎓

Fundamental Mastery

Build a strong understanding of C++ programming fundamentals, including syntax, data types, and basic control structures.

Practical Application

Develop the skills to write, debug, and optimize simple C++ programs using industry-standard tools and practices.

Career Preparedness

Prepare for the CPE – C++ Certified Entry-Level Programmer Certification Exam, showcasing readiness for entry-level programming roles.

Innovative Thinking

Encourage the application of object-oriented programming principles to solve programming challenges effectively.

Key Features

Course Highlights ✨

Conceptual Clarity

Master core C++ programming concepts, such as variables, data types, control flow mechanisms, and functions.

Skill Enhancement

Evaluate and implement basic object-oriented programming principles, including classes and objects, to address simple programming challenges.

Innovative Application

Write, compile, and debug C++ programs, employing best practices to enhance code quality and functionality.

Problem-Solving Proficiency

Develop the ability to troubleshoot C++ programs, preparing for certification and professional roles in programming and software development.

Program

Roadmap

  • Writing First Program
  • Integer Values, Integer Variables, and Comments
  • Numbers and their Operators
  • Flow Control
  • Input and Output
  • Conditional Statements
  • Loops
  • Boolean Algebra and Computer Logic
  • Switch Statements
  • Vectors and Initiators
  • Arrays
  • Declaring and Initializing Structures
  • Extending Expressive Power: Pointers, Functions and Memory
  • Pointers and Arrays
  • Functions
  • Declaring and Defining Functions
  • Inline Functions and Overloaded Functions
  • Sorting
  • Memory on Demand
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