Other modules in Physics

• Web page for year 2 computational physics
• Web page for year 1 C++

References pointed at by Quincy

• C++ reference
• C library reference
• C++ standard template library
• Windows API

Other Reference Material

• C++ Frequently asked questions
• Advice on coding style

Online books

• Steve Heller's C++: A dialog A detailed explanation of C++ programming to Sue, a beginner, with a love story subtext. Sue and Steve married in 1997, some years into the dialog.
• Bruce Eckel's Thinking in C++ volumes 1 and 2. Once you have seen the basics, Eckel will tell you why it is the way it is.
• The classic Numerical Recipes. Only the C, not the C++ book is online, but that has little effect on the numerical work they present.

There are also some substantial notes written by lecturers elsewhere:

• Rob Miller(Imperial): Introduction to the Imperative Part of C++

FLTK tutorials

• Robert Arkiletian (Canada): Beginners tutorial . Includes Greg Ercolano video
• Greg Ercolano's FLTK page with a lot of nice tricks and more videos.

Good links

• A page of very useful C++ references can be found at the Cambridge Engineering Department

MSC 2005-2010