Modular C++ Physics Engine: Foundational Design

Are you ready to move beyond single-file C++ programs and build larger, more organized projects? This course provides the essential knowledge to construct scalable and maintainable C++ applications from the ground up. By the end of this course, you will be able to design and implement a foundational physics engine, applying best practices for C++ project structure and code organization. What you'll learn: * Understand the fundamental principles of modular design in C++ applications. * Apply C++ namespaces to organize code and prevent naming conflicts. * Distinguish between header and source files to separate interface from implementation effectively. * Design and implement core components for a simple, extensible physics engine. * Practice setting up a structured C++ project using foundational build system concepts. * Learn basic unit testing strategies to ensure the reliability of modular C++ code. This course guides you through foundational C++ design principles, starting with core concepts and progressing to the practical implementation of a modular physics engine. You will learn to break down complex problems into manageable, reusable components. This course is designed for beginner C++ developers who want to learn how to structure larger projects effectively. No prior experience with game engines or advanced physics is required, just a basic understanding of C++ fundamentals. Start building well-structured and maintainable C++ applications today.