Object-Oriented Software Development Using C++
Online OOP345 tutoring for Seneca students working through STL, templates, multithreading, workshops, milestones, and final project debugging.
ChatGPT is good at producing templates, smart pointers, and thread code that builds cleanly. It is much worse at telling you that one thread is reading a member another thread is writing, that your container hands back a dangling reference after a move, or that the object was destroyed while a worker still held a pointer to it.
Those are the OOP345 bugs that matter, and they all share the same shape: the code compiles, it passes once, and it fails intermittently on the marker's machine. You cannot debug what you did not reason through, and a race condition inside code you did not write is close to unreadable.
Workshops and the final project are also defended in person. Why a unique_ptr and not a shared_ptr. What happens if two threads hit that queue at the same time. Why the template needed that specialization. Those questions have no output to point at. We keep AI in your workflow and change what you ask it for: explanations, hints, and practice instead of finished answers, so the code you submit is code you can walk through line by line.
I specialize in helping students tackle the challenging OOP345 assignments:
Understanding generic programming, writing reusable template classes, and fixing cryptic compiler errors.
Using containers effectively, writing custom comparators, and mastering iterators.
Implementing thread-safe code, avoiding race conditions, and using mutexes/condition variables.
End-to-end guidance on the comprehensive final project that ties all concepts together.
As a full-time software engineer, I use OOP345 concepts every single day:
Master OOP345, and you'll be ready for real software engineering work!
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Yes. Bring your workshop specs, starter code, and your current errors. We’ll build a clear plan, fix issues methodically, and make sure you understand what you’re submitting.
Yes. These are core OOP345 topics. I can help you understand the concepts, write correct modern C++ code, and debug compiler/runtime issues.
Online. I work with students across Canada (and beyond) over screen share so we can code and debug together.
If you’re close to a deadline, send a short message with your workshop number, what’s broken, and any error output - then we’ll book the earliest slot.
Yes, and you are nowhere near the first. There is no lecture about it. We find out what you genuinely understand, go back over the memory, template, and concurrency pieces OOP345 leans on, and get you to where you can walk through your own workshop code line by line. None of this makes you a bad student. It makes you a student learning to code in the AI era.