Applied C++ Programming Internship (CBLU)

Self-Paced

Fee: ₹499

Dr. Pooja Bijlani | HOD School of Computing and Future Skills

This internship is designed to provide learners with a strong foundation in C++ programming and its real-world applications. Participants will explore fundamental programming concepts, problem-solving techniques, and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. Through practical coding tasks, projects, and assignments, learners will gain the ability to write, test, and optimize robust C++ programs. The internship also focuses on communication and professional skills to prepare learners for industry roles.

Objectives

To introduce learners to C++ fundamentals and programming structures.

To build problem-solving skills using control statements, arrays, and functions.

To provide hands-on experience with object-oriented programming concepts.

To develop skills in pointers, memory management, and file handling.

To prepare learners for entry-level software development roles with C++.

To strengthen communication skills for interviews, presentations, and teamwork.

What Will You Learn

By the end of this internship, you will be able to:

✔ Write and execute C++ programs with clean coding practices.

✔ Use data types, operators, variables, and constants effectively.

✔ Apply control flow statements like loops, conditions, and branching.

✔ Work with arrays, functions, and modular coding techniques.

✔ Implement OOP concepts: classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction.

✔ Use pointers and file handling to manage memory and data.

✔ Solve real-world programming challenges with optimized code.

✔ Present your projects confidently with enhanced communication skills.

Skills you will gain

C++ Fundamentals & Syntax

Problem-Solving with C++

Control Flow & Functions

Arrays, Pointers & File Handling

Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs)

Classes, Objects, Inheritance & Polymorphism

Code Debugging & Optimization

Project Development in C++

Professional Communication & Presentation Skills

Curriculum

Module 1 -Module 1 C++ Fundamentals
- 1.1 Introduction to C++
- 1.2 Building Blocks of C++ Language
- 1.3 Data Types in C++ Language
- 1.4 Structure of a C++ Program
- 1.5 Variables and Constants
- 1.6 Input and Output Operations
- 1.7 Comments in C++
- 1.8 Operators in C++

Module 2 - C++ Control Flow
- 2.1 Control Statements in C++ (Branching)
- 2.2 Control Statements in C++ (Looping)
- 2.3 Break and Continue Statements in C++
- 2.4 Practical Questions based on Control Statements

Module 3 - C++ Array and Functions
- 3.1 Functions in C++
- 3.2 Arrays in C++

Module 5 -File Handling and Pointers
- 5.1 File streams in C++
- 5.2 Pointers in C++

Module 4 - C++ Object Oriented Programming
- 4.1 OOP Concepts
- 4.2 Classes and Objects in C++
- 4.3 Constructors in C++
- 4.4 Inheritance in C++ Introduction
- 4.5 Single Inheritance Practical
- 4.6 Multilevel and Multiple Inheritance Practical
- 4.7 Polymorphism in C++
- 4.8 Abstraction in C++

Communication Skills

Module 1 - Verbal Communication Skills
- 1.1 Overview of the Course
- 1.2 Definition & Importance
- 1.3 Reading
- 1.4 Writing
- 1.5 Speaking
- 1.6 Listening
- 1.7 Thinking
- 1.8 Pronunciation
- 1.9 Barrier to Effective Communication
- 1.10 Communication Styles - Being Assertive
- 1.11 Art of Saying No - Refusing Skills

Module 2 - Non-Verbal Communication Skills (Body language)
- 2.1 Definition & Importance of Non-Verbal Communication Skills (Body language)
- 2.2 Posture
- 2.3 Gestures
- 2.4 Eye Contact
- 2.5 Facial Expression
- 2.6 Tone
- 2.7 Fidgety Movements
- 2.8 Tips to Improve Body Language

Module 3 - Interpersonal Skills
- 3.1 Definition & Importance of Networking Skills
- 3.2 Develop Networking Skills

Module 4 - Public Speaking Skills
- 4.1 Definition and Its Importance of Public Speaking Skill
- 4.2 Overcoming Fear
- 4.3 Extempore
- 4.4 Group Discussion-1
- 4.5 Group Discussion-2
- 4.6 Tips to improve Group Discussion
- 4.7 Presentation
- 4.8 Interview Preparation (Before the Interview)
- 4.9 Interview Preparation (During the Interview)
- 4.10 After the Interview

Module 5 - Self Awareness & its Importance
- 5.1 Self Awareness & its Importance
- 5.2 Know Yourself
- 5.3 Identify your Strength
- 5.4 Likes & Dislikes
- 5.5 Deal with your weakness
- 5.6 SWOT Analysis
- 5.7 Your Goals and Objectives
- 5.8 Goal Setting
- 5.9 Talking About Yourself
- 5.10 Importance of Time Management
- 5.11 Tips to Improve Time Management

Self Learning Material (SLM)

Discussion Forum

Capstone Project

Final- Assessment

Internship Certificate

Instructor

Dr. Pooja Bijlani

Trainer (Subject Expert) Future Skill Academy

AI ML , Data science , Full Stack Java Development

Presently she is working as a IT Trainer (Subject Expert )at Future Skill Academy, AISECT, Bhopal. She is having over 15 years of academic and research experience. Expert in Programming Languages C,C++,Python , Java ,React Spring Boot, Artificial Intelligence , Machine Learning and Data Science. Students accolades her programming language teaching skills . Having experience in number of End to End projects in Natural language Processing , Computer Vision and Python Desktop Application GUI. Web Designing.

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Applied C++ Programming Internship (CBLU)

Objectives

What Will You Learn

Skills you will gain

Curriculum

Module 1 -Module 1 C++ Fundamentals

Module 2 - C++ Control Flow

Module 3 - C++ Array and Functions

Module 5 -File Handling and Pointers

Module 4 - C++ Object Oriented Programming

Communication Skills

Module 1 - Verbal Communication Skills

Module 2 - Non-Verbal Communication Skills (Body language)

Module 3 - Interpersonal Skills

Module 4 - Public Speaking Skills

Module 5 - Self Awareness & its Importance

Self Learning Material (SLM)

Discussion Forum

Capstone Project

Final- Assessment

Internship Certificate

Instructor

Dr. Pooja Bijlani

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