4/6 Weeks Summer Industrial Training in C and C++

4/6 Weeks C and C++ Training Overview

The 4/6 Weeks Summer Internship Training in C and C++ is a comprehensive program designed to provide aspiring programmers with hands-on experience in these fundamental programming languages. This training aims to equip participants with a solid foundation in C and C++ concepts, syntax, and problem-solving techniques.

Develop Proficiency: Gain a strong command over the C and C++ programming languages, including understanding the syntax, data types, variables, control structures, and functions.
Practical Skills: Acquire practical skills through extensive coding exercises and projects, allowing you to apply your knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Industry Standards: Learn industry-standard programming practices, coding conventions, and optimization techniques to write efficient and high-quality code.
Problem Solving: Enhance your problem-solving abilities by tackling various programming challenges and implementing algorithms using C and C++.
Project Work: Engage in hands-on project work to develop software applications, utilities, and programs using C and C++.

Diverse Opportunities: Unlock a wide range of career opportunities in the software development industry, where C and C++ are widely used and valued.
Job Roles: Explore job roles such as C/C++ Developer, Software Engineer, Firmware Engineer, Systems Analyst, Embedded Systems Programmer, and more.
Rapid Career Progression: With the acquired skills and knowledge, experience rapid career progression and advancement in the programming field.

Entry-level salaries for C and C++ professionals typically range from $60,000 to $80,000 per year, depending on factors such as location, industry, and experience level.
As you gain more experience and expertise, your earning potential can exceed $100,000 annually.

Efficiency and Performance: C and C++ are known for their efficiency and performance, making them suitable for resource-intensive applications and system-level programming.
Versatility: These languages are widely used in diverse domains, including operating systems, embedded systems, gaming, and high-performance computing.
Low-Level Control: C and C++ provide low-level control and direct access to hardware, enabling developers to optimize code for specific platforms.

Software Development: Companies across various sectors require C and C++ professionals for developing software applications, utilities, and systems.
Embedded Systems: C and C++ are essential for programming microcontrollers, IoT devices, and embedded systems used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and IoT.
Gaming Industry: C and C++ are commonly used for game development, including graphics programming, game engines, and physics simulations.
System Programming: Operating systems, device drivers, and network protocols often require expertise in C and C++.

If you finish this course, you will be able to:

Upon successful completion of the 4/6 Weeks Summer Internship Training in C and C++, you will receive a recognized training certificate from the institution.
This certificate validates your proficiency in C and C++ programming, demonstrating your skills and commitment to prospective employers.
Enhance your resume and increase your employability in the competitive job market by showcasing your acquired knowledge and practical experience in C and C++.

Can’t find a BATCH you were looking for?

4/6 Weeks C++ Training Curriculum

C++ programing Topics:

Differences between C and C++
History of C++
Evolution of C++
C++ Versions
C++ 11 Features
What is C++?
Characteristics of C++

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What is Object-Oriented Programming?
Features of OOP
Why is C++ Partially Object-Oriented?
What are Classes?
What are Objects?
How to Access Data Members/Member Functions?
Class Members
C++ Access Modifiers
Types of Access Specifier
Public Access Modifier
Private Access Modifier
Protected Access Modifier
Static Variables and Functions
Static Functions
Static Members Function
What is a Constructor?
What is a Destructor?
What is a Default Constructor?
What is a Parameterized Constructor?
What are Generic Classes?
What are Generic Functions?
Creating Generic Functions
Types of Generic Functions
Overloading Generic Functions
What are Parameters?
What are Arguments?
Default Parameter
Multiple Parameter
Types of Argument Passing
Pass By Value
Pass By Reference

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What is a Clean Code?
How to write a Clean Code?
What is Design Pattern?
Types of Design Pattern
What is Design for Testing?

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What is Generic Programming?
Advantages of Generic Programming
What are Templates?
Implementing Generic Programming Linker Options
What is a Standard Template Library (STL)?
Components of STL
Containers
Types of Containers
Applications of Containers
What are Vectors?
Member Functions of Vectors
What is a Minimum Spanning Tree?
Kruskal’s Algorithm
Prim’s Algorithm
Applications of MS

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topic:

Optimization for Speed/Memory

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What is a Linker?
What is a Loader?
What is a Library?
What are Static Libraries?
What are Dynamic Libraries?

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What are STL Algorithms?
Implementation of STL Algorithms
Types of STL Algorithms
What are STL Iterators?
Types of Iterators
Implementation of Iterators
What are Functions?
Types of Functions
Function Declaration
Function Definition
Function Calling
Advantages of Functions
Functors in C++
What is Lambda Expression?
Example of Lambda Expression
Lambda Closures

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

Hex-Overview
Implementation of Tic Tac Toe Game
What is Inheritance?
What are the different types of Inheritance?
What is a Virtual Function?
What is Binding?
What are Abstract Classes

Topics:

Debugging options in C++
What is Static and Dynamic Code Analysis?
Debugger Options
C++ Code Profiling

4/6 Weeks C Programing Curriculum

Topics:

First C program
Functions
Datatypes
Control Flow
Operators
Number System
Primitive and Non Primitive data types
Working with Variables
Constants
Expression
Conditional branching
Looping
Memory Layout

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

Arrays
Declaration of an Array
Initialization of an Array
Accessing Array Elements
Memory Requirement
Storage Allocation
Structures
Definition and Accessing a structure
Unions
How to use Union
Bit Fields
How to use Bit Fields

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

Functions
Why do we need Functions?
Definition and Declaration of function
Argument vs Parameters
Function with No Return Values and No Arguments
Function with Return Values and No Arguments
Function with Arguments and No Return Values
Function with Arguments and Single Return Value
Function with Arguments and Multiple Return Values
Calling a Function
Types of Function Calls - Overview of Basics
Call by Value
Inline functions
Re-entrant functions
Recursive functions
Stack frame of a C Function

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topic:

C Coding Style
C Naming Conventions
C Header Files
Compiler Options
Linker Options
C Libraries
C Code Management

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Topics:

What is a Pointer
Declaration of pointers in C
Initialization of pointers in C
Assignment of C pointer values
Pointer operators
Arithmetic operations on pointers
Pointers vs Arrays
Passing pointers to a function
Returning pointers from a function
Static Memory Vs Dynamic Memory
Allocation of Dynamic memory
Freeing Memory allocated dynamically
Linked Lists using Pointers in C
Vectors, and how to build them using Arrays and Linked Lists with Pointers

Get full course syllabus in your inbox

Download Curriculum

Get Free Career Advice

Indian Nationals (For Voice Call)

+91-9510-860-860

International Nationals (For Voice Call)

+1-844-44-55-767

Whatsapp (For call & chat)

+91-9654-861-762

Request Information

Name*

Email*

Inquiry for : Myself My Company

Query (Optional)

By clicking "Submit" you agree to our terms & conditions and our privacy policy.

What are the benefits of our training program?

Live, interactive training by experts.

Curriculum that focuses on the learner.

Challenge-based, hands-on project work.

Testing of Expertise in a Variety of Areas.

Opportunities for team building.

Cost- saving training.

Convenient for your employees.

Completely tailor-made curriculum.

Post training support and query management.

Regular feedbacks to monitor training effectiveness.

4/6 Weeks C and C++ Training FAQs

What is the duration of the 4/6 Weeks Summer Industrial Training in C and C++?

The training program offers flexible durations of either 4 weeks or 6 weeks, allowing participants to choose the option that fits their schedule and learning goals.

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in the Summer Industrial Training in C and C++?

There are no specific prerequisites for this training program. However, a basic understanding of programming concepts and logic would be beneficial.

What will be covered in the training curriculum?

The curriculum covers a comprehensive range of topics, including C and C++ fundamentals, data types, control structures, functions, arrays, pointers, file handling, object-oriented programming, and more. Participants will also work on hands-on projects to enhance their practical skills.

Will there be practical hands-on sessions during the training?

Absolutely! The training program emphasizes practical learning, and participants will engage in numerous hands-on coding exercises, projects, and assignments to reinforce their understanding of C and C++ programming concepts.

What career opportunities can I pursue after completing the Summer Industrial Training in C and C++?

Upon completion, you can explore various career paths such as Software Developer, Systems Programmer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Application Developer, Firmware Engineer, and more. These roles are in high demand across industries where C and C++ are extensively used.

Do I receive a certificate upon completing the training program?

Yes, participants who successfully complete the Summer Industrial Training in C and C++ will be awarded a certificate from KVCH. This certificate validates your knowledge and skills in C and C++ programming, enhancing your credibility in the job market.

Inspiring upcoming generation of learners

We inspire companies and employees to work for betterment. Fill in your details to enquire about our training program.