C/C++ | Systems Programming | Production Oriented | Memory Management & Debugging | Network Programming | Interview + Real Project [TR/EN]

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The hourly fee covers only the lesson, one-to-one technical training, and applied mentoring. Payment for a lesson or a scheduled session must be made in full before the session begins. You can pay daily or weekly, depending on what works for you. However, I do not start processing any session that has not been paid for. If you need help with homework, a project, a thesis, research, or an exam, that falls outside this fee structure. Those requests are priced separately and may vary.

All the tools we use in training are free and open source. You do not need to buy any commercial software licence or platform membership. The only requirement is a computer that can run a Linux environment smoothly. I provide the lesson notes, source codes, and all related materials, so you do not need to worry about that.

Lessons take place in a standard Linux environment. We will use Ubuntu or Arch Linux as the operating system. Meetings are held over Google Meet. To follow the lessons and take part in the practical work, you need a camera, a microphone, and a stable internet connection. The main tools we use throughout the training, as required for a professional C/C++ development environment, are: GCC and Clang compilers, GDB debugger, Valgrind, AddressSanitizer (ASan), UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer (UBSan), ThreadSanitizer (TSan), Make and CMake build systems, Git version control, terminal, VS Code, Vim, Neovim, CLion editors and IDEs, and VMware, VirtualBox, WSL2 virtualisation environments. If you want to record the screen during lessons or for your own revision, you can use OBS Studio.

Learning C and C++ is not a passive listening process. Taking notes during the lesson, recording the screen for your own revision, and practising the topics by writing code after the lesson are your responsibilities. Your progress depends directly on the independent practice you do outside the lesson and the number of lines you write. Some lab work may require virtualisation, so a computer that can run Linux smoothly is mandatory.

For face-to-face training, if the distance is between 5 and 10 kilometres, a transport fee of TRY 600 is added to the session fee. If the distance is more than 10 kilometres, the fee increases based on time and road cost.

Following professional standards, any cancellation or postponement must be made at least 12 hours before the session time. If you cancel in less than 12 hours or do not show up without a valid excuse, no refund is given because the schedule is disrupted. The lesson is considered delivered, and no make-up session is arranged. All training planning and package purchases are only done with participants who accept this professional discipline in advance.