C/C++ Programming For Mechanical Engineering(Using Chatgpt)

AI Powered C/C++ Programming for Core Engineering

What you'll learn

Understand C/C++ Basics

How to Use ChatGPT for Programming

Integration of C/C++ with real-world industrial systems.

AI tools for code optimization and debugging.

Requirements

Laptop/PC with Internet Connection

Description

Unlock the power of C/C++ programming tailored for core engineers working in the rapidly evolving fields of Industry 4.0.This course blends traditional C/C++ coding practices with AI-driven insights, equipping you with modern problem-solving techniques.Specifically designed for professionals in manufacturing, mechanical, and industrial sectors, this program emphasizes hands-on coding experience, automation, and smart learning strategies through tools like ChatGPT.Throughout this course, you’ll learn how to:Master foundational and advanced C/C++ programming concepts.Implement AI-based solutions to streamline complex engineering processes.Integrate programming with mechanical and industrial systems for Industry 4.0 applications.Develop code for real-time industrial automation and intelligent systems.RequirementsAccess to a computer.Willingness to explore AI tools like ChatGPT for smart coding.AudienceMechanical, manufacturing, and industrial engineers.Professionals in Industry 4.0 looking to enhance coding skills.Engineers seeking AI-driven solutions for automation and real-time applications.Those interested in integrating C/C++ with industrial systems.What Will You Learn?Core C/C++ programming skills.AI tools for code optimization and debugging.Integration of C/C++ with real-world industrial systems.In this course, students will:Understand C/C++ Basics: Learn fundamental programming concepts and terminology.Write Simple Programs: Develop and run basic C/C++ applications using an IDE.Control Program Flow: Utilize conditional statements and loops to manage program execution.Create Functions: Design reusable functions and explore recursion.Work with Data Structures: Manage data using arrays, strings, and pointers.Apply Object-Oriented Programming: Model mechanical systems with classes and objects.Handle File I/O: Read from and write to files for data storage and retrieval.Implement Numerical Methods: Solve engineering problems using basic algorithms.Complete a Practical Project: Develop a capstone project applying programming skills to real-world mechanical engineering challenges.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Programming

Lecture 1 Overview of Programming Languages

Section 2: Setting Up the Development Environment

Lecture 2 Setting Up the Development Environment

Section 3: Basic Syntax and Data Types

Lecture 3 Variables, Data Types (int, float, char, etc.)

Lecture 4 Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Relational)

Section 4: Decision Making

Lecture 5 Decision Making

Section 5: Loops

Lecture 6 for loop, while loop, do-while loo

Lecture 7 Nested Loops

Section 6: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 8 Defining and Calling Functions

Section 7: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 9 Arrays

Section 8: Pointers

Lecture 10 Basics of Pointers

Lecture 11 Pointers and Functions (Use of ChatGPT)

Section 9: Strings

Lecture 12 String Manipulation

Section 10: Structures in C/C++

Lecture 13 Defining and Using Structures

Section 11: File Handling

Lecture 14 Reading from and Writing to Files and Binary File Operations

Section 12: Practical Application in Mechanical Engineering

Lecture 15 Practical Application in Mechanical Engineering

Section 13: Introduction to OOP

Lecture 16 OOP

Section 14: Inheritance and Polymorphism

Lecture 17 Inheritance and Polymorphism

Section 15: Encapsulation and Abstraction

Lecture 18 Access Specifiers (Private, Public, Protected) , Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Section 16: Dynamic Memory Allocation

Lecture 19 Dynamic Memory Allocation

Section 17: Templates and STL (Standard Template Library)

Lecture 20 Templates and STL

Section 18: Error Handling and Debugging

Lecture 21 Error Handling and Debugging

Section 19: Numerical Methods in C/C++

Lecture 22 Numerical Methods in C/C++

Section 20: Simulation and Modelling

Lecture 23 Simulation and Modelling

Section 21: Case Study: Real-World Application

Lecture 24 Building a Small Project

Mechanical, manufacturing, and industrial engineers.,Mechanical Engineers students,Any Core Engineering students and Engineers