ASD102 – Object-Oriented Programming with C++

Associate of Applied Science in Software Development

Course ID

ASD102

Course Credits

4

About ASD102 – Object-Oriented Programming with C++

This course introduces students to intermediate concepts in programming and computer science topics. The focus of the course will be primarily C++ using Visual Studio. Students will build on previously solidified knowledge for a better understanding of advanced computer science studies. C++ language concepts like classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, polymorphism, and the C++ standard library will be presented. Additional topics will include versioning, source control, data structures, and memory management. Upon completion of the Object-Oriented Programming course, students will understand how to create, modify, and maintain C++ programs to provide in-depth software-based solutions. Register today and start Object-Oriented Programming with C++.

Topics Covered In Course

ASD102 Topics

  • An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++ and Evaluating C++ Expressions
  • Decision Making and Performing Loops
  • Understanding Arrays, Strings, Pointers, and Functions.
  • Using Classes and Class Features and Design Issues
  • Understanding Friends and Overloading Operators and Understanding Inheritance

Prerequisites

Students must have experience using a keyboard and mouse in a GUI-based OS such as Microsoft Windows or Linux, and understand how to download and install programs found on the Internet.

Meet The Faculty

Our expert, certified faculty members come with years of industry experience and are passionate about helping students build and advance their tech careers.

Talk to an Advisor

Request an appointment with one of our IT expert Admissions Advisors for personalized guidance on building your education plan. You’ll be able to book an appointment instantly for a time that fits your schedule. 

Next Enrollment Deadline is February 28th, 2022!

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