30-Day C++ Programming Course
Duration: 30 Days
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Technology: C++ Programming, OOP, STL, File Handling and Practical Projects
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Technology: C++ Programming, OOP, STL, File Handling and Practical Projects
- Day 1: Introduction to C++, History, Setup, IDEs and First Program
- Day 2: Data Types, Variables, Constants, cin and cout
- Day 3: Operators – Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Assignment, Increment and Decrement
- Day 4: Control Statements – if, else and switch
- Day 5: Loops – for, while and do-while
- Day 6: Nested Loops and Loop Control – break and continue
- Day 7: Practice Day – Solve 10–15 problems including patterns and number logic
Practical: Build basic C++ programs using variables, operators, conditions and loops.
- Day 8: Functions in C++, Function Declaration, Function Call and Parameters
- Day 9: Function Overloading, Inline Functions and Recursion
- Day 10: One-Dimensional Arrays – Declaration, Initialization and Traversal
- Day 11: Two-Dimensional Arrays – Matrix Input, Output and Diagonal Sum
- Day 12: Strings – Basic String Functions, getline() and length()
- Day 13: Practice Day – Functions, Arrays and Strings Exercises
- Day 14: Mini Project 1 – Calculator / Simple String Analyzer
Practical: Create reusable functions and build array/string-based C++ programs.
- Day 15: Pointers – Basics and Pointer Arithmetic
- Day 16: Arrays with Pointers and Pointers to Functions
- Day 17: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming, Classes and Objects
- Day 18: Constructors and Destructors
- Day 19: Access Specifiers – private, public and protected
- Day 20: this Pointer and Static Members
- Day 21: Practice Day – Class and Object Exercises
Practical: Build C++ classes using constructors, objects, pointers and access control.
- Day 22: Inheritance – Types, Base Classes and Derived Classes
- Day 23: Compile-Time Polymorphism – Function Overloading and Operator Overloading
- Day 24: Runtime Polymorphism – Virtual Functions and Abstract Classes
- Day 25: File Handling – Read, Write, Append and Binary Files
- Day 26: Exception Handling – try, catch and throw
- Day 27: Introduction to STL – vector, map, set, stack and queue
- Day 28: Practice Day – CRUD Program using Classes and File I/O
Practical: Develop a small C++ CRUD application using OOP, file handling and STL.
- Day 29: Final Project Development – Bank Management System / Student Record System
- Day 30: Final Project Presentation, Review, Debugging and Q&A
Final Project: Design, develop and present a complete C++ console-based application.
Course Highlights
- Complete C++ programming fundamentals
- Variables, data types and operators
- Conditional statements and loops
- Functions, arrays and strings
- Pointers and memory concepts
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Classes, objects and constructors
- Inheritance and polymorphism
- File handling
- Exception handling
- Standard Template Library
- Practical programming exercises
- Mini project development
- Final project presentation
Suggested Practical Projects
- Calculator Application
- Simple String Analyzer
- Student Record Management System
- Bank Account Management System
- Employee Record Management System
- Library Management System
- File-Based Contact Management System
- Simple Inventory Management System
- Console-Based Billing System
- Complete C++ CRUD Application
Assessment Structure
| Assessment | Weightage |
|---|---|
| Weekly programming exercises | 15% |
| C++ fundamentals practical | 10% |
| Functions, arrays and pointers practical | 10% |
| OOP programming project | 15% |
| File handling and STL project | 15% |
| Final C++ project | 30% |
| Attendance and project presentation | 5% |
Course Outcomes
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of C++ programming.
- Write programs using variables, operators and control statements.
- Work with arrays and strings.
- Create reusable functions.
- Understand pointers and memory concepts.
- Create classes and objects.
- Implement constructors and destructors.
- Apply inheritance and polymorphism.
- Work with files and persistent data.
- Handle runtime exceptions.
- Use common STL containers.
- Develop CRUD-based applications.
- Debug and test C++ applications.
- Build practical console-based projects.
- Develop a strong foundation for advanced C++ programming.
Required Software & Tools
- C++ Compiler
- GCC / MinGW
- Visual Studio Code
- Visual Studio
- Code::Blocks
- C++ Standard Library
- Git and GitHub Basics
- Debugging Tools
- Command Line / Terminal
Career Scope
- C++ Developer
- Software Developer
- Junior Software Engineer
- Application Developer
- Backend Developer
- Embedded Systems Developer
- Game Development Beginner Roles
- Programming and Technical Support Roles
Final Project
Students will develop and present a complete C++ application using object-oriented programming, file handling, STL and CRUD operations.
- Student Management System
- Bank Management System
- Library Management System
- Employee Management System
- Inventory Management System
Final Practical: Complete project development, testing, debugging and presentation.
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