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Overview
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This course aims to explore the importance of safety and security in the context of the C++ programming language. The learning outcomes include understanding the current challenges faced by C++, advocating for a scientific approach to address safety and security issues, and evaluating the ethical responsibility in maintaining critical infrastructure. The course teaches skills such as identifying flaws in C++, implementing safety measures, and discussing the worthiness of preserving C++. The teaching method involves a keynote presentation by an industry expert, JF Bastien, who provides insights based on practical experience and expertise in software engineering. The intended audience for this course includes software developers, programmers, and individuals interested in the future of C++ and the broader implications of safety and security in programming languages.
Syllabus
Introduction
Nongoal
Safety and Security
Who is responsible
Headlines
Changing opinions
Thank you Herb
Survey Results
Parallel to Seat Belts
Who doesnt wear a Seat Belt
Are we qualified to write secure code
Ethics
Show Hands
Challenger disaster
Ethical obligations
Safety
Rocha test
Type safety
Welltyped programs cannot go wrong
Typesafe
Typesafe C
Memory Safety
Types
Chromium
No Data Races
Data Races
Threat Safety
Taught by
CppNow