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environment instructions, Schemes and Mind Maps of Software Engineering

Western Governors University (WGU)Software Engineering

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C867: Class Roster IDE Instructions
Integrated Development
Environment (IDE) and
Submission Instructions for C++
Overview
Below is a listing of two (2) free integrated development environments (IDEs) that are
available to download. Please select one to use for your performance assessment (PA). The
links below will direct you to the various publishers’ pages. Please consult with your course
instructor if you have any questions about tool specific system requirements.
Installing and using Microsoft Visual Studio
Visual Studio Download
Access Visual Studio through WGU’s Imagine tool .
This link will create an account for you if you do not have one already.
Please note that you will need to be logged into the WGU portal for this link to
work correctly.
If you are not logged into the WGU portal, you will be prompted to do so. Your
access should remain open as long as you are currently enrolled in an IT
College program at WGU.
QuickStart Links
Full C and C++ IDE with Visual Studio
“Walkthrough: Creating a Standard C++ Program (C++)”
“Getting Started with C++ in Visual Studio”
NOTE: You may need to include the following as a first line in your C++ (cpp) source
files: #include stdafx.h
IMPORTANT: Software from Microsoft Imagine and VMware are temporary downloads
meant to be used for academic studies only. Using the software to build or upgrade your
computer is a violation of the Microsoft User License Agreement.
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Integrated Development

Environment (IDE) and

Submission Instructions for C++

Overview

Below is a listing of two (2) free integrated development environments (IDEs) that are available to download. Please select one to use for your performance assessment (PA). The links below will direct you to the various publishers’ pages. Please consult with your course instructor if you have any questions about tool specific system requirements.

Installing and using Microsoft Visual Studio

Visual Studio Download

 Access Visual Studio through WGU’s Imagine tool.  This link will create an account for you if you do not have one already.  Please note that you will need to be logged into the WGU portal for this link to work correctly.  If you are not logged into the WGU portal, you will be prompted to do so. Your access should remain open as long as you are currently enrolled in an IT College program at WGU.

QuickStart Links

 Full C and C++ IDE with Visual Studio  “Walkthrough: Creating a Standard C++ Program (C++)”  “Getting Started with C++ in Visual Studio” NOTE: You may need to include the following as a first line in your C++ (cpp) source files: #include stdafx.h IMPORTANT: Software from Microsoft Imagine and VMware are temporary downloads meant to be used for academic studies only. Using the software to build or upgrade your computer is a violation of the Microsoft User License Agreement.

Creating a C++ Application in Visual Studio (Step by Step)

Step 1)

Open the new project dialog from the menu by clicking File>New>Project.

Step 3)

Give your project a name. Select where you would like to save the project, then click Create.

Creating a zip file for Visual Studio projects for submission (Step by Step)

Step 1)

Highlight top level of the solution and make note of the path. (This is where your project is saved on

your computer)

Note: Your path and file name will be different than the one shown here.

Step 2)

Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder location outlined in the path.

Step 3)

Right click on the folder containing the project and select Send to > Compressed (Zipped) Folder.

Note: Your path and file name will be different than the one shown here.

Step 4)

Your new zip file is ready. Submit it for evaluation.

Note: Your file name will be different than the one shown here.

Step 2)

Select MacOS.

Select Command Line Tool.

Click Next

Step 3)

Enter your project name.

Select C++ from Language list.

Click Next.

Creating a zip file for Visual Studio projects for submission (Step by Step)

Step 1)

Highlight the top level of the solution and make note of the Full Path. This is where your project is saved

on your computer.

Note: Your path and file name will be different than the one shown here.

Step 2)

Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder location outlined in the path.

Note: Your path and file name will be different than the one shown here.

Step 4)

Your new zip file is ready. Submit it for evaluation.

Note: Your file name will be different than the one shown here.