QT is a compressive C++ framework for developing cross-platform GUI applications. The library uses the Write Once, Compile Everywhere paradigm. It allows programmers to use a single source tree for applications that could run on Window, Mac Os and Linux which makes perfect for embedded systems like Rasberry Pi.

The purpose of this course is to teach students to write GUI programs using Qt5. We will start by reviewing advanced OOP mechanisms (like polymorphism and inheritance) of modern C++ using the 14 standard. After that, the student will start with a simple “Hello Qt” dialog and quickly dive into more advanced topic like slots and signals. The final project consist of creating a simple spreadsheet application with a set of useful capabilities.

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to

  • Confidently use C++ OOP paradigms
  • Create its own dialogs and applications.
  • Extend the concept of signals and slots to more event driven programming challenges.
  • Time: Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday 08:30-12:00 am
  • Location: Center B4.
  • Discussion and QA: Piazza
  • Contact: For external enquiries, personal matters or in emergencies, you can email me at a.belcaid@ueuromed.org.