Introduction to Programming in C requires no previous programming experience. You’ll learn the best uses of C, how to set up and use the compiler, and fundamentals such as variables, data types, keywords and constants. This instructor-led course is followed by Introduction in Programming in C (Part B). 

The Go Programming Language builds on your previous programming experience to show you how to create and install a Go program. You’ll learn arrays and slices, maps, control structures, declaring and using functions, and much more. You’ll use Go to create a simple template-driven Web server application.

Introduction to C++ is geared towards students with a background in C. The course covers data types, conditional statements, loops, memory allocation, and functions. Through instructor-led activities, you’ll learn how to spot and address common problems and errors, as well as how to use object orientation in program design.

This course covers the open-source Arduino programming language, used to create electonic protoypes. In the course you'll learn how to write code to create programs that access the Arduino hardware and create interactive electronic gadgets.

Intermediate C++ Programming picks up where Introduction to C++ leaves off. Instructor-led topics include file input/output, defining classes, polymorphism, exception-handling, and more.

Programming C++ with Boost is for students with intermediate C++ programming skills, and covers the open-source Boost C++ libraries. Starting with installing the Boost libraries, you’ll learn string handling, asynchronous I/O, multithreading and more.