Module 1: Introduction to C++

• History and Evolution of C++: Understanding the origins and development of C++.
• Setting Up the Environment: Installing and configuring a C++ compiler and Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
• Basic Structure of a C++ Program: Writing, compiling, and executing your first C++ program.

Module 2: Basic Concepts and Syntax

• Variables and Data Types: Declaring and initializing variables, understanding different data types.
• Operators and Expressions: Using arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, and assignment operators.
• Input and Output: Utilizing cin and cout for standard I/O operations.

Module 3: Control Structures

• Decision Making: Implementing if, if-else, nested if, and switch-case statements.
• Loops: Using for, while, and do-while loops for iteration.
• Break and Continue: Controlling loop execution with break and continue statements.

Module 4: Functions

• Defining and Calling Functions: Creating user-defined functions, function prototypes.
• Scope and Lifetime of Variables: Understanding local and global variables.
• Function Overloading: Implementing multiple functions with the same name but different parameters.
• Inline Functions: Optimizing function calls with inline functions.

Module 5: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• OOP Principles: Exploring encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction.
• Classes and Objects: Defining and using classes and objects.
• Constructors and Destructors: Creating constructors and destructors, understanding their role.
• Inheritance: Implementing single, multiple, and hierarchical inheritance.
• Polymorphism: Using function and operator overloading, virtual functions.
• Abstract Classes and Interfaces: Utilizing abstract classes and pure virtual functions.

Module 6: Advanced OOP Concepts

• Friend Functions and Classes: Accessing private members using friend functions and classes.
• Static Members: Understanding static data members and member functions.
• Namespaces: Using namespaces to avoid naming conflicts.

Module 7: Pointers and References

• Introduction to Pointers: Understanding pointers, pointer arithmetic, and pointer operations.
• Dynamic Memory Allocation: Using new and delete operators for dynamic memory management.
• References: Implementing references and their applications.

Module 8: Arrays and Strings

• One-Dimensional and Multi-Dimensional Arrays: Declaring, initializing, and accessing array elements.
• C-Style Strings: Handling strings using character arrays and standard library functions.
• String Class: Using the string class for advanced string manipulation.

Module 9: Templates and Standard Template Library (STL)

• Function and Class Templates: Creating generic functions and classes using templates.
• STL Overview: Understanding the components of STL – containers, iterators, algorithms, and function objects.
• Using STL Containers: Implementing vectors, lists, deques, sets, maps, and more.

Module 10: Exception Handling

• Basics of Exception Handling: Using try, catch, throw blocks to handle exceptions.
• Standard Exceptions: Understanding and using standard exception classes.

Module 11: File Handling

• File Operations: Performing file I/O operations using fstream, ifstream, and ofstream classes.
• Binary File I/O: Reading from and writing to binary files.

Module 12: Advanced Topics

• Type Casting: Using static_cast, dynamic_cast, const_cast, and reinterpret_cast.
• Preprocessor Directives: Utilizing macros and conditional compilation.
• Multi-Threading: Introduction to multi-threading in C++.

Module 13: Capstone Project

• Project Selection: Choosing a real-world problem to solve using C++.
• Project Implementation: Developing a comprehensive C++ application from scratch.
• Presentation: Preparing a detailed report and presentation of the project, showcasing the results and impact.