C++ lecture notes Francois Fleuret
This lecture note includes: Memory,CPU, Files, Shell and Basic C++, Expressions, Variable scopes, Functions, Arrays and pointers, dynamic allocation, War with the bugs, Cost of algorithm, sorting, Creating new types, Object-Oriented programming, More details about class definitions, More about methods, Inheritance, Virtual methods, Boxes and arrows, Design patterns : sets and iterators, Strings and more iterators, Templates, Tree structures, Summary of everything.
Author(s): Francois Fleuret
146 Pages 
Introduction to Computers and Programming using C++ and MATLAB
This note covers introduction, Data representation, Algorithms and Pseudocodes, Getting started in C++, Loops, Early abstraction functions, More variable types, Data abstraction, More data abstraction, arrays, structures, Miscellaneous topics, A potpourri of applications, Programming in MATLAB, Graphics, Programming Style Guide for C++, Syntax reference for beginning C++, Syntax reference for more advanced C++ and syntax reference for MATLAB.
Author(s): Alex F Bielajew, The University of Michigan
443 Pages
Fundamentals ofnbsp; C++ Programming
This note includes the Context of Software Development, Values and Variables, Expressions and Arithmetic, Conditional Execution, Iteration, Other Conditional and Iterative Statements, Using Functions, Writing Functions, Managing Functions and Data, Aggregate Data, Sorting and Searching, Custom Objects, Fine Tuning Objects, Building some Useful Classes, Inheritance and Polymorphism, Generic Programming, Handling Exceptions and Concurrent Programming.
Author(s): Richard L. Halterman
638 Pages
C++ Summary notes and exercises
This note covers the following topics: Steps to create and compile a simple C++ program, Variables and basic data types, Library Types, Arrays and Pointers, Classes as data structures, Expressions and statements, Functions,Classes.
Author(s): Marco Sampaio
74 Pages
Lecture Slides for Programming in C++ by Michael D. Adams
This document constitutes a detailed set of lecture slides on the C++ programming language and is current with the C++14 standard. Many aspects of the C++ language are covered from introductory to more advanced.
Author(s): Michael D. Adams
1157 Pages
