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Advanced C++
Advanced C++
MI108
AdvCPP-01-MA-M
Prof. Dr. Manzke, Robert (robert.manzke@haw-kiel.de)
Greve, Thomas (thomas.greve@haw-kiel.de)
Greve, Thomas (thomas.greve@haw-kiel.de)
Sommersemester 2021
1 Semester
In der Regel im Sommersemester
Englisch
Curricular relevance (according to examination regulations)
Study Subject Study Specialization Study Focus Module type Semester
M.Sc. - MIE - Information Engineering (PO 2022, V3) IT Security Wahlmodul
M.Sc. - MIE - Information Engineering (PO 2022, V3) Intelligent Systems Wahlmodul
M.Sc. - MIE - Information Engineering (PO 2022, V3) Information Technology and Systems Wahlmodul
Qualification outcome
Areas of Competence: Knowledge and Understanding; Use, application and generation of knowledge; Communication and cooperation; Scientific self-understanding / professionalism.
Students will acquire/deepen the following competences:
Technical: Students who successfully complete this course will
have a general understanding of programming according to the
standards C++11 and beyond. They will deepen their C++ skills by
learning how
- to avoid programing and coding errors
- to make programming more economical by generating and using
reusable code
- to optimize their programs
Social: Knowledge will be exercised by lab projects, which are
carried out in teams. Results will be presented by the group.
Personal: Students will be able to assess their own programming
skills at the beginning of the course relative to its end. Due to the
exposure to the vastness of C++(11) they will have a more realistic
perspective on their own programming skills and what is missing to
become an expert (specialization).
Content information
- Components being added to the language and the Standard-Library by the
standards pursuing C++11.
- Differences in programming: pre- vs. post-C++11
- Errorless code: Categories of typical (often made) mistakes, Tools to detect
those (linter, sanitizers, setup of static tests)
- Reusable code: Benefits and pitfalls of code-reuse, Differences between
reusable and application-specific code, Static and dynamic libraries, Sources of
existing libraries, Setting up of own libraries
- Optimizing code: Optimization for space vs speed, Necessity of
measurement; 80/20-rule, data structures, algorithms and code patterns
which may benefit most, Tools for measurement (timers and profilers)
A Tour of C++, 3rd ed.; Bjarne Stroustrup; Addison Wesley; 978-0-13-681648-5

Effective C++-Series; Scott Meyers
- Effective C++, 3rd ed.; 978-0-321-33487-9
- More Effective C++; 978-0-201-63371-9
- Effective Modern C++; 978-149-190399-5
- Effective STL; 978-0-201-74962-5

Optimized C++; Kurt Guntheroth; O'Reilly; 978-1-491-92206-4
API-Design for C++; Martin Reddy; Morgan Kaufmann; 978-0-12-385003-4
Secure Coding in C and C++; Robert C. Seacord; Addison-Wesley; 978-0-321-82213-0
Teaching formats of the courses
Teaching format SWS
Labor 2
Lehrvortrag 2
Workload
4 SWS
5,0 Credits
48 Hours
102 Hours
Module Examination
Method of Examination Duration Weighting wird angerechnet gem. § 11 Absatz 2 PVO Graded Remark
Klausur 120 Minutes 100 %
Miscellaneous
Pre-requisites: Knowledge and practical experience of C++ and programming styles (procedural, object-oriented and generic).The level of module PIC) will be assumed.
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