Lecture notes

Notes (4-up)	Notes (1-up)	Relevant textbook material
C++ basics	C++ basics	Most of Chapters 2, 4, 5, and 7
Namespaces	Namespaces	Section 20.7
Pointers, arrays, structures	Pointers, ...	Section 9.5, Chapters 10 and 18
Vectors and strings	Vectors and strings	none yet
Multiple files1	Multiple files1	Section 6.9, extra1
Scope and extent	Scope...	Section 5.9, extra
Classes	Classes	Chapters 6, 11, 16 (partial), 17 (partial), 18 (rest of), 20
The C++ preprocessor	The C++ preprocessor	Various chapters, also some extra material
Templates	Templates	Chapter 22
Standard template library2	Standard template library2	Chapters 23 and 24, extra 2
Exceptions, virtual functions	Exceptions, virtual functions	Chapters 19 and part of 21
Smart pointers3	Smart pointers3	External documentation
On functions and their use	On functions
Debugging and options	Debugging
On presentation and style	Style

Footnotes

... files¹

More information on the matter of programming with multiple modules can be found on the Web here (continued in the next section; previous section also worth a look). See the on-line material for more details on makefiles.

... library²

Also check out http://www.informit.com/guides/content.aspx?g=cplusplus&seqNum=141 and http://stdcxx.apache.org/doc/stdlibug/3-2.html. The example of the function max defined as a first class object is available.

... pointers³

The mentioned link contains details and also implementations. References therein are well worth a look too. Yonat Sharon, the author of the cited material also maintains a bunch of stuff useful for development under C++.