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  • Description:
    This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of programming with OOP paradigm. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to enable participants to manage and build coding projects using languages that support object orientation i.e. C++. Through a blended learning approach, students will engage in interactive activities, including site visits, case studies, and group collaborations, ensuring they gain hands-on experience and industry-relevant expertise.

    Target Audience:

    1. Students at their second module in diploma course related to IT.
    2. Individuals interested in programming using object oriented programming languages.

    Delivery Mode:
    Blended approach integrating online and face-to-face components.

    • Online: Assignments, virtual workshops, and assessments.
    • Face-to-Face: Practical sessions, site visits, and group case studies.

    Learning Outcomes:

    1. Design and implement a project using C++.
    2. Prepare a design document showing the concept of the project.

    Content Outline:

    1. Introduction to C++
      •  C++ History and features.
      • Setting up a C++ development environment (compiler, IDE).
      • Writing your first C++ program ("Hello, World!").

         2.  Basic Syntax

      • Program structure.
      • Keywords and identifiers.
      • Comments.
      • Variables and data types.
      • Constants and literals.
      • Operators.
      • Input/output.

    Assessment Plan:

    1. Assignments (20%)
    2. CATs (30%) 
    3. Final Exam (50%)