Introduction to C++ and Qt5 Programming for Raspberry Pi

Introduction to C++ and Qt5 Programming for Raspberry Pi, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4, with 45 lectures, based on 70 reviews, and has 599 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the basics of C++ from the ground up. Writing C++ console programs. Writing C++ programs for physical projects using the wiringPi library. Creating Graphical User Interfaces for projects using Qt5. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for Raspberry Pi makers who want to develop Graphical User Interfaces for hardware projects. or Developers who are interested to make Raspberry Pi projects using the C++ Language. or You should be familiar to build basic hardware projects. or You have made projects in another Language like Python or C. or Ability to wire electronics. It is particularly useful for This course is for Raspberry Pi makers who want to develop Graphical User Interfaces for hardware projects. or Developers who are interested to make Raspberry Pi projects using the C++ Language. or You should be familiar to build basic hardware projects. or You have made projects in another Language like Python or C. or Ability to wire electronics.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to C++ and Qt5 Programming for Raspberry Pi

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the basics of C++ from the ground up.

Writing C++ console programs.

Writing C++ programs for physical projects using the wiringPi library.

Creating Graphical User Interfaces for projects using Qt5.

Who Should Attend

This course is for Raspberry Pi makers who want to develop Graphical User Interfaces for hardware projects.

Developers who are interested to make Raspberry Pi projects using the C++ Language.

You should be familiar to build basic hardware projects.

You have made projects in another Language like Python or C.

Ability to wire electronics.

Target Audiences

This course is for Raspberry Pi makers who want to develop Graphical User Interfaces for hardware projects.

Developers who are interested to make Raspberry Pi projects using the C++ Language.

You should be familiar to build basic hardware projects.

You have made projects in another Language like Python or C.

Ability to wire electronics.

Part I contains an introduction to C++.?

This part is designed to avoid forward referencing as much as possible, and it presents the top- ics in an order and a level of detail that should not overwhelm someone who is new to C++.?

Throughout this section?we will use code examples to explain and illustrate important programming and OOP issues. Our aim in each case is to use a minimal example that will illustrate the ideas and techniques briefly and efficiently.

In Part II,?

you will find physical projects that don’t need any graphical user interface. We can call them headless.

Part III

will cover core knowledge about Qt5 with an embedded system like the Raspberry Pi. Here we’ll writing C++ Code directly in the Qt Creator to develop GUI’s for our Raspberry Pi projects.

What do you get from the course:

You will learn to get your development environment right, this goes from knowing what to use and?installing to?configuration.

You’ll learn how to get electronic components?to work with C++ and Qt5.

The examples and the provided Source Code will?give you confidence.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Development Environment Overview

Lecture 2: Hello World!

Lecture 3: Working with the IDE Geany

Lecture 4: Working with the IDE NetBeans 8.2

Lecture 5: Working with MS Visual Studio

Chapter 3: Basic Language Features in C++

Lecture 1: Structor of a C++ program

Lecture 2: Operators and Data Types

Lecture 3: Variables

Lecture 4: Reading User Input

Lecture 5: Lab Exercise: Basic Language Features

Chapter 4: Control Structures

Lecture 1: Intro

Chapter 5: Conditionals

Lecture 1: If statements and switch – case

Lecture 2: Lab Exercise: Conditionals

Chapter 6: Loops

Lecture 1: While and For Loops

Lecture 2: Lab Exercise: Loops

Chapter 7: Functions and Structures

Lecture 1: Functions

Lecture 2: Lab Exercise: Functions

Chapter 8: Arrays and Strings

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Lab Exercise: Arrays

Lecture 3: Strings

Lecture 4: Lab Exercise: Strings

Chapter 9: Pointers

Lecture 1: Pointers

Lecture 2: Lab Exercise: Pointers

Chapter 10: Files

Lecture 1: Files

Chapter 11: OOP

Lecture 1: Structures

Lecture 2: Classes

Lecture 3: Encapsulation

Lecture 4: Inheritance

Lecture 5: Polymorphism

Chapter 12: Physical Project Lab Exercises – headless

Lecture 1: wiringPi

Lecture 2: Constants

Lecture 3: Blinking LED

Lecture 4: Controlling a LED by a button

Lecture 5: Buzzer Project: Door Bell

Lecture 6: Tilt Sensor Project: Bicycle Alarm

Lecture 7: Sending Emails from the Raspberry Pi

Lecture 8: RaspiCam Projects

Chapter 13: Projects with graphical user interface

Lecture 1: Qt5 Intro

Lecture 2: Installation of Qt5

Lecture 3: Hello World

Lecture 4: Review Hello World

Lecture 5: GUI with 2 button, ON and OFF for an LED

Lecture 6: Lab Exercise: Adding a second LED

Chapter 14: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Where to go from here?

Instructors

Barbara Hohensee
System Development & System Design

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 17 votes

4 stars: 23 votes

5 stars: 22 votes

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