C++ Bootcamps

In this beginner-friendly C++ course, students will learn about vectors, loops, and functions. They will also practice new skills with fun projects, such as creating a Harry Potter sorting hat or a Magic 8 Ball. This class is great for those who want to learn the basics of C++ without going super in-depth.

One benefit of joining Codecademy is that once you sign up for either of the pro versions, you get access to all of Codecademy’s courses. Many take between 20-30 hours to complete, so students can learn the basics of a wide variety of coding skills in a relatively short time.

In this course, students have the benefit of being assigned a small working group with an assigned instructor. This offers students more personalized attention than in many other programs. The learning material in this bootcamp is split into two parts, each of which is half lecture and half hands-on learning exercises.

While this program is designed for students with prior experience in C or C++, there is also a free prerequisite course available for students new to programming. There are also two additional courses if students choose to continue their education. These courses are not included in the price, but Developer Bootcamp offers discounts if you sign up for multiple courses.

This five-part program aims to teach experienced software engineers what they need to know to become C++ developers. Students get hands-on learning opportunities such as building a route planner with OpenStreetMaps, building a multithreaded traffic simulator, and coding your own C++ application.

Udacity also features a career portal to help students tailor their resumes, LinkedIn, and GitHub profiles, as well as one-on-one coaching appointments and career and networking events. Overall, Udacity puts a strong priority on helping students find employment. There are also numerous scholarships available for students in need of financial aid.

This self-paced, beginner-friendly intro course takes students through the fundamentals of C++, including polymorphism, templates, abstract classes, and polymorphic templates. The course specifically focuses on problem-solving skills to prepare students to navigate real-world problems.

Once purchased, students receive lifetime access to the course, which is continuously updated and expanded. This way, students can refer back to old material and stay up-to-date with new or evolving trends. Udemy also frequently discounts their courses making them very affordable, but there is a 30-day money-back guarantee just in case you find the class is not for you.

This university-level certificate program at UC San Diego starts with the basics of C and then delves into C++, covering numerous standard library items. The course focuses on efficiency, portability, and implementation independence. Students are expected to have a working knowledge of programming. Beginners are required to take a prerequisite course, costing an additional $725.

By the end of the 12-month program, students should be able to design, develop, and maintain applications using both languages. Since this program is offered through a university, students are eligible to receive 12 credit units if they choose to combine their C++ courses with a degree program. The program also offers an interest-free payment plan.