This C++ curriculum comprises eight classes aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the language, from its fundamental syntax to more advanced concepts like Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and the Standard Template Library (STL).

The initial classes cover the basics, including the structure of C++ code, setting up Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), handling input and output, defining variables, understanding data types, and utilizing conditional statements like if-else constructs.

Subsequent classes delve into fundamental operations such as arithmetic and logical operations, operator precedence, variable scoping, and array manipulation. Iterative constructs like for loops and switch-case statements are introduced along with function declaration and usage, including recursion for solving problems.

Pointers, a crucial aspect of C++, are explored in a dedicated class, followed by an in-depth study of classes and Object-Oriented Programming principles. Students learn about encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction, essential for building modular and extensible programs.

The curriculum also includes a session on project building, teaching students how to structure and manage larger codebases effectively. Finally, an introduction to the Standard Template Library (STL) equips learners with powerful tools and data structures for efficient programming in C++.