The C++ Language course develops a structured foundation across four source-defined units. Learners begin with C++ foundations and first object-oriented thinking, progress to classes, objects, access control, and constructors, object lifetime, copying, static members, and friend functions, then move into inheritance, reusability, and derived class design, polymorphism, virtual functions, and abstract classes, and close with operator overloading, generic programming, and templates, stl containers, iterators, algorithms, and exception handling. The sequence is supported by theory sessions, course materials, code practice and practice codes, helping learners connect each unit with a consistent learning rhythm.

The supplied curriculum develops this progression from first object-oriented thinking through classes, inheritance and polymorphism to templates, STL containers, algorithms and exception handling. Designed for students, technical learners and early-career professionals, the course provides a focused six-week online pathway that preserves the supplied module order and topic pattern. The emphasis remains on the skills and concepts named in the source curriculum, with no unsupported modules, tools or outcomes added.