C++ For C Programmers, Part B

Welcome to C++ for C Programmers, Part B. This module provides an overview of the course and introduces the participants to the essential concepts of the Standard Template Library (STL) and its applications. Participants will explore iterator categories, associative containers, algorithms library, lambda expressions, and more.

This module delves into the use of Hex as a graph and inheritance in C++. Participants will learn about the basics of inheritance, virtual member functions, and the inheritance mechanism. Through practical exercises, participants will implement a Hex board and gain hands-on experience in applying inheritance logic.

Participants will explore the use of AI and C++ move semantics in this module. The focus is on creating a C++11 class, implementing the 'Move' constructor, generating plausible moves, and understanding the alpha-beta algorithm. Additionally, participants will gain insights into abstract base classes and tree constructors.

This module covers the implementation of a Monte Carlo Hex program, further advanced C++ topics, and design patterns. Participants will learn about assertion and exception handling, Monte Carlo methods, C++11 features, design patterns, and the adapter pattern. The module emphasizes practical implementation through hands-on exercises.

The final module is dedicated to the final exam, where participants can test their knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course. The exam assesses participants' proficiency in applying C++ syntax, utilizing the Standard Template Library, and understanding game-playing algorithms.