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Where can I get a good chances to learn more tech about the C++ ?

I'm a college student, my major is Internet and Information Technology. Bc I want to be a gaming designer or development That's why I really want to have more experience in C++ area.
But my school only have one C++ classes for my major to get the degree.
there are other two C++ classes in my college, but I can not get any credit. Should I take the classes ,or find other C++ courses on the internet or any other place(New York city)?
Have some reasons I am inconvenient to transfer my college, but if you have a really good recommendation . I will take it .

thank you for read my question ,Sincerely. #information-technology

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Philip’s Answer

I would check out https://www.sololearn.com/Course/CPlusPlus/
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Shawn’s Answer

Udemy has great online courses for all programming languages including C++. Certain times each month, they offer you a chance to buy the paid courses at 75 to 85% off.


Here's a link to one of the free tutorials:
https://www.udemy.com/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/
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Joseph’s Answer

I would talk to your schools counselor (assuming you already didn't have this discussion) some of the courses outside of you major may be seen as an elective or maybe you can tie the other C++ course work into a minor or certificate. I would not recommend paying for the courses if you cannot have them applied to your credits. Another option, if you cant get them applied to your credits would be seeing if you can audit the class. MIT, Harvard allow you to audit their tech courses online, Microsoft offers free coursework as well. The other route would be coding boot-camps there are a ton out there and range in prices. I am sure you would easily find one (i have posted a course report in the next steps section on several online game development bootcamps)
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Chandrasekar’s Answer

Zhengyu:


I would recommend you take online courses offered by MIT and Harward. They are awesome.
Since you are interested in gaming I thought you may be interested in Scratch offered by MIT.


https://scratch.mit.edu/


Enjoy gaming!!!!
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