Presentation
The purpose of this course is to give a practical knowledge of C and C++.
The first 7 weeks are devoted to teaching C and C++ (1.5 hour lecture and 2 hours of exercises). During the 7 remaining weeks, the students develop projects they choose in groups of 4 persons.
The subject studied covers imperative programming in C to object-oriented programming in C++:
- Imperative programming in C (types, arrays, structures and functions)
- Pointers and memory management in C
- From to source code to the execution (compilation, linking, libraries, Makefile, process and debugger)
- Classes, constructors, destructors and inheritance in C++
- Pointers, references and operator overloading in C++
- Templates in C++
- Introduction to the C++ standard library
Evaluation
The final grade is determined by graded labs (10%), an exam at the end of the 14th week (40% of the total) and the individual project's evaluation (50% of the total).
Contacts
- Course Coordinators
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Group coordinators
- Group 1: Gaël Thomas and Julien Tierny
- Group 2: Gaël Thomas and Julien Tierny
- Group 3: Emmanuel Haucourt
- Group 4: Ricardo Buring
- Teaching assistants
Schedule
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TopicsResourcesKey concepts
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Class #1Imperative programming (C)
- Types, arrays and functions
- Basic UNIX environment
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Class #2Structures (C)
- Arrays and structures
- Functions and call frames
- Type conversion and cast
- git and gitlab
- Basic Makefile
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Class #3Pointers (C)
- Pointers and memory management
- Macros
- Advanced Makefile
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Class #4Objects and methods (C++)
- Modular programming
- Object and instance methods
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Class #5Constructors (C++)
- Constructors and destructors
- Namespaces
- Streams and strings
- Graphs
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Class #6Inheritance (C++)
- Inheritance
- Templates
- Visibility
- Tree and generic programming
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Class #7References (C++)
- References
- Operator overloading
- Iterators
- rvalue reference
- Classical containers
