I am looking at QT Creator as a possible platform for teaching C++ to High School Students. I am the software mentor for a FIRST Robotics team that uses C++ to program its robots. For the actual robot programming, we use Eclipse (Wind River Workbench) but that environment is limited by the amount of robot hardware we have. I would also like to have a system that the students can use in their home environments.
QT looks good for this, since it is self contained and easy to install. Here is what I would like to do. I'm looking for suggestions on how to do it (or alternatives) - I create an example project that illustrate particular concepts, and assign tasks based on the example. - I give each programming student a copy of the project and an assignment using that project. - The students complete their tasks and submit copies of their projects to me for evaluation. - I build and execute the returned projects so I can evaluate both the operation and the coding. The problem that I am having is with project management. I'm working through the example projects but I'm not seeing how to copy projects, or relocate them. I need to come up with a system that will allow many similar projects to not interfere with each other, and promote ease of relocation as the projects are moved from machine to machine. Suggestions, anecdotes of experience, and pointers to specific documentation sections or books on QT will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help. Eric Anderson
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