CS50 covers pointers, objects, classes etc and will give you a solid foundation. Fully recommend though, fair warning, it's challenging. Tideman nearly crushed my soul.
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I didn't even realize that had Bootcamps for that, but they tend to be a waste of money anyway.
Try using micropython or circuitpython since it will be a lot easier. It runs on small embedded boards like the raspberry pi pico. But, you are better off getting started on a bigger computer with a better dev environment than an embedded gizmo would have. Also, study the source code of programs that interest you. If it gets confusing, run it under a debugger and single step it so you can watch it's execution step by step.
OOP is overrated so don't worry about it until you're more comfortable with other approaches.
Literally anything but a bootcamp. Doubt they even cover the stuff you want, and if they do you won't learn more than what you picked I think