C++ is one of the main programming languages for Linux application development. It fully utilizes the principles of object-oriented programming, enhancing the reusability, maintainability, and scalability of code, all of which are critical considerations in embedded systems development.
Most importantly, graphical interface programming is a very important aspect of embedded development, usually using the cross-platform graphics library QT with C++. It has powerful features such as cross-platform compatibility, object-oriented design, rich APIs, support for 2D/3D rendering, and XML and multi-language support. C++ is suitable for writing software drivers and has been widely used in GUI development in the embedded field. Learning C++ is essential for those engaged in embedded Linux work.
However, learning C++ is not easy. Even if you finish reading thick textbooks, you may only grasp the basic syntax and understand example code, but still struggle with comprehensive and flexible application of statements. This is because the difficulty of C++ code in actual work is generally higher than that of example code in books.So how can we eliminate the obvious disconnect between the C++ syntax in textbooks and the actual application of statements in projects?If you want to avoid the tedious and inefficient process of rote learning and want to grasp the content more efficiently, you can breathe a sigh of relief! Deep Blue Academy strongly recommends the course “C++ Basics and In-depth Analysis” for those who want to delve into C++ but are unsure of the path!Compared to other courses, this course from Deep Blue Academy covers detailed and flexible code implementations, and the instructor will guide you through the exquisite implementation of programs!
Below is a preview of part of the course (Dynamic Memory Management – Smart Pointers):
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Do Embedded Engineers Really Need to Know C++?
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This course is taught by Li Wei, who has nearly 20 years of C++ development experience!Li Wei will explain C++ in a more accessible way, combining it with assembly language, ensuring that students without relevant background can also learn a lot.Scan to receive a trial class
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Part 1Instructor Introduction
Li Wei – Senior Engineer at Microsoft, PhD from Tsinghua University
After graduating, Li Wei has been engaged in software development-related work, having worked in the machine translation group of Baidu’s natural language processing department and in the Bing search development at Microsoft Asia Engineering Institute. He has nearly 20 years of C++ development experience and is the author of the book “C++ Template Metaprogramming in Practice”.Part 2Course Highlights1. This course provides a detailed explanation based on the content of C++ Primer (5th Edition), utilizing various online and offline resources to enrich the course content. Therefore, this course “C++ Basics and In-depth Analysis” can be considered the best choice for beginners.2. The course is easy to understand and worth watching repeatedly! For instance, sections on classes, templates, and Lambda expressions are crucial for mastering object-oriented and generic programming, which are essential stepping stones to high-tech enterprises!3. The course further introduces metaprogramming, which is not covered in C++ Primer (5th Edition). The aim of introducing metaprogramming is to optimize program calculations at compile time, thereby enhancing program runtime efficiency!4. The course covers the main new features from C++11 to C++20 standards, which are not included in C++ Primer (5th Edition), ensuring that students learn up-to-date C++ knowledge suitable for future projects or enterprises!5. The frequent use of multi-dimensional tools deepens students’ understanding of C++: the instructor repeatedly uses tools like Compiler Explorer, CppReference, and C++ Insights to explain the underlying logic of code implementations (such as auto type deduction, Lambda expressions, range-based for loops, template specialization, etc.), further enhancing students’ understanding of C++!6. The course does not stop at verbal explanations; it includes detailed code implementations for almost all discussions, with the instructor guiding you through the program implementation!Part 3Course OutlinePart 4Target AudienceBeginners: Students or engineers who are completely unfamiliar with C++ syntax.Strengthening Foundations: Students or engineers who have some programming language foundation but cannot adapt flexibly.Skill Improvement: Students or engineers who are familiar with basic C++ syntax but do not understand the underlying logic details.Part 5Learning OutcomesPart 6Additional Gains1. Quality Learning CircleYour classmates are mostly from 985, 211, and overseas institutions, and together you will learn, discuss, and research. This unique quality circle will be a valuable resource for your future learning and employment.2. Certificates Recognized by EnterprisesUpon completion of the course, there will be opportunities to receive excellent student certificates and graduation certificates, enhancing your resume.
Part 7Course Services1. Three Teachers SupportThe instructor and teaching assistants will answer questions in a timely manner, and the class monitor will supervise the class throughout, helping you overcome procrastination and continually improve.2. Regular Class MeetingsTeaching assistants will provide 1V1 homework corrections and conduct evaluations and guidance during class meetings; learn more skills during meetings; gain more ideas through discussions.Part 8Secure Your SpotScan to receive a trial class
