Information Communications Technologies (ICT)
Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems
The Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems Short Learning Programme builds applied programming skills using C++ for software and systems development.
Learners develop object-oriented programming competence, problem-solving ability, and practical coding techniques relevant to modern software and embedded systems.
The programme prepares individuals for advanced programming study, entry-level software development work, and specialised pathways in systems programming, automation, and performance-centric computing environments.
Programme Summary
Programme Name
Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems
Entry Requirements
Open Entry
Duration
Up to 11 months (self-paced)
Programme Name
Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems
Programme Summary
Programme Name
Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems
Entry Requirements
Open Entry
Duration
Up to 11 months (self-paced)
Programme Name
Applied C++ Coding for Software and Systems
Modules
All modules are compulsory unless otherwise specified and must be passed.
- C++ Essentials**
- C++ Essentials 2**
- C++ Advanced**
**The requirements for completing Cisco-supported modules, including hosting learning activities, assessments, and issuing completion certificates, are available on the Cisco Networking Academy platform.
How You'll Be Assessed
Assessment includes formative and summative assessments aligned to each module. Formative assessments are used to support learning and prepare learners for summative assessment, while final results are based on summative assessment performance.
Learners may elect to sit for selected international certification examinations in addition to the Short Learning Programme requirements at Boston City Campus through Pearson VUE. Examination fees are excluded and charged at cost.
Certification requirements, module names, and exam codes are subject to change at the discretion of the certification bodies.
Further Study Opportunities
Learners are encouraged to consider advanced Short Learning Programmes or formal qualifications in cloud computing, cybersecurity, systems administration, and digital infrastructure to support continued professional development and career progression.