C++ Programming for Kids

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C++ Programming for Kids

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August 8, 2019

Last updated

January 20, 2023

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14

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3

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Why This Class?

C++ might sound like a big word, but it’s a fun and powerful tool that helps kids think like real problem-solvers and future tech creators!

C++ is one of the most important and widely used programming languages in the world. From building video games to controlling robots and even powering apps, C++ is everywhere! Learning C++ helps kids understand how things work behind the scenes in computers and technology.

By starting early with C++, kids get to develop:

  1. Strong logical thinking
  2. Step-by-step problem-solving skills
  3. An understanding of how professional programs and games are created

It’s a great choice for children who are ready to go beyond the basics and explore deeper computer science concepts in a structured and fun way.

C++ also builds a strong base for learning other complex languages in the future like Java, Python, or even advanced robotics and AI.

Content

  1. 🔷 Module 1: Introduction to C++ (Sessions 1–4)
    1. Session 1: Introduction to Programming & C++
    2. Session 2: Data Types and Variables
    3. Session 3: Input and Output
    4. Session 4: Operators in C++
  2. 🔷 Module 2: Control Structures (Sessions 5–8)
    1. Session 5: Conditional Statements – if, else
    2. Session 6: Switch Statement
    3. Session 7: Loops – while and for
    4. Session 8: Nested Loops and Patterns
  3. 🔷 Module 3: Functions & Arrays (Sessions 9–12)
    1. Session 9: Functions – Basics
    2. Session 10: Functions – Advanced
    3. Session 11: Arrays – 1D
    4. Session 12: Arrays – 2D
  4. 🔷 Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming (Sessions 13–16)
    1. Session 13: Introduction to OOP
    2. Session 14: Constructors and Destructors
    3. Session 15: Inheritance
    4. Session 16: Polymorphism and Overloading
  5. 🔷 Module 5: Pointers, Strings, and File Handling (Sessions 17–20)
    1. Session 17: Pointers – Basics
    2. Session 18: Strings in C++
    3. Session 19: File Handling – Part 1
    4. Session 20: File Handling – Part 2
  6. 🔷 Module 6: Problem Solving & Projects (Sessions 21–24)
    1. Session 21: Mini Project 1 – Student Grade System
    2. Session 22: Mini Project 2 – Simple ATM Simulator
    3. Session 23: Problem Solving Day
    4. Session 24: Final Project & Review
    5. Build a Menu-Driven Application

Schedule

Duration

Mon-Wed 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Thu-Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sat-Sun 08:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Course Overview at a Glance

Age Group: 12-15

Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Format: 1-hour sessions (can be adjusted)

Learning Path

  1. 🔷 Module 1: Introduction to C++ (Sessions 1–4)
    1. Session 1: Introduction to Programming & C++
    2. Session 2: Data Types and Variables
    3. Session 3: Input and Output
    4. Session 4: Operators in C++
  2. 🔷 Module 2: Control Structures (Sessions 5–8)
    1. Session 5: Conditional Statements – if, else
    2. Session 6: Switch Statement
    3. Session 7: Loops – while and for
    4. Session 8: Nested Loops and Patterns
  3. 🔷 Module 3: Functions & Arrays (Sessions 9–12)
    1. Session 9: Functions – Basics
    2. Session 10: Functions – Advanced
    3. Session 11: Arrays – 1D
    4. Session 12: Arrays – 2D
  4. 🔷 Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming (Sessions 13–16)
    1. Session 13: Introduction to OOP
    2. Session 14: Constructors and Destructors
    3. Session 15: Inheritance
    4. Session 16: Polymorphism and Overloading
  5. 🔷 Module 5: Pointers, Strings, and File Handling (Sessions 17–20)
    1. Session 17: Pointers – Basics
    2. Session 18: Strings in C++
    3. Session 19: File Handling – Part 1
    4. Session 20: File Handling – Part 2
  6. 🔷 Module 6: Problem Solving & Projects (Sessions 21–24)
    1. Session 21: Mini Project 1 – Student Grade System
    2. Session 22: Mini Project 2 – Simple ATM Simulator
    3. Session 23: Problem Solving Day
    4. Session 24: Final Project & Review
    5. Build a Menu-Driven Application

What You Need to Know?

Basic understanding of programming concepts is helpful (like Scratch or Python)

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