C Programming

C Programming is one of the oldest programming languages around and despite the prevalence of higher-level languages, it continues to empower the world. C is a general-purpose language, ideal for building mostly state-of-the-art system applications like OS kernels, databases, embedded systems, and graphics packages that are used by billions around the world.

The Star C Programming course introduces the learners to C programming language, which is a starting level for getting into programming. It starts from programming basics and gives a holistic view of the C Programming language, detailing all the aspects of the C language from data types, to operators and expressions, to if statements, further to loops, arrays, strings and pointers. The course also provides hands-on training to help you write and test your coding skill, and prepare you for real-life application.

Audience

• Beginner to Intermediate

C Programming Course Objectives

In this course, you will learn about:

• Programming basics and the fundamentals of C
• Data types in C
• Mathematical and logical operations
• Using if statement and loops
• Arranging data in arrays
• Implementing pointers
• File management and dynamic memory allocation

Course Outcome

After competing this course, you will be able to:

• Develop a C program
• Control the sequence of the program and give logical outputs
• Implement strings in your C program
• Store different data types in the same memory
• Manage I/O operations in your C program
• Repeat the sequence of instructions and points for a memory location
• Apply code reusability with functions and pointers
• Understand the basics of file handling mechanisms
• Explain the uses of pre-processors and various memory models

Table of Contents outline

• Fundamentals of Programming
• Exploring C Programming
• Classifying Data using Data types in C Programming
• Managing Input and Output Operations.
• Performing Mathematical and Logical functions: Operators and Expressions
• Controlling the Program Order: Decision Making
• Repeating Sequence of Instructions: Loops
• Arranging the Same Data Systematically: Arrays
• Characters Arrays
• Group of Statements: Functions
• Storing Different Data Types in Same Memory: Structures and Unions
• Pointing to a Location: Pointers
• File Management in C
• Dynamic Memory Allocation and Linked List
• Non-Executable Special Lines: Pre-processor Directives
• C IDEs and Basic Guidelines
• Labs