11 Sections
54 Lessons
6 Weeks
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Module 1: Introduction to Programming
5
1.1
What is Programming and Why C Language
1.2
History and Features of C
1.3
Applications of C Programming
1.4
Program Structure and Compilation Process
1.5
Setting Up Development Environment
Module 2: Basics of C Language
5
2.1
Tokens, Keywords and Identifiers
2.2
Data Types and Variables
2.3
Constants and Type Modifiers
2.4
Input and Output Functions (printf, scanf)
2.5
Operators and Expressions
Module 3: Control Statements
4
3.1
Conditional Statements (if, if-else, nested if)
3.2
Switch Case Statement
3.3
Looping Statements (for, while, do-while)
3.4
Break, Continue and Goto Statements
Module 4: Functions and Modular Programming
6
4.1
Introduction to Functions
4.2
Function Declaration and Definition
4.3
Types of Functions
4.4
Call by Value and Call by Reference
4.5
Recursive Functions
4.6
Header Files and User-Defined Functions
Module 5: Arrays and Strings
5
5.1
One-Dimensional Arrays
5.2
Two-Dimensional Arrays
5.3
Character Arrays and Strings
5.4
String Handling Functions
5.5
Array Applications and Programs
Module 6: Pointers and Memory Management
5
6.1
Introduction to Pointers
6.2
Pointer Arithmetic
6.3
Pointers with Arrays and Functions
6.4
Double Pointers
6.5
Dynamic Memory Allocation (malloc, calloc, realloc, free)
Pointer Arithmetic
5
7.1
Structure Definition and Access
7.2
Nested Structures
7.3
Nested Structures Arrays of Structures
7.4
Unions and Differences Between Structure and Union
7.5
Applications of Structures
Module 8: File Handling
5
8.1
Introduction to File Handling
8.2
File Opening and Closing
8.3
Reading and Writing Files
8.4
File Modes
8.5
Random Access in Files
Module 9: Preprocessor and Advanced Concepts
5
9.1
Preprocessor Directives
9.2
Macros and Header Files
9.3
Command Line Arguments
9.4
Typedef and Enum
9.5
Error Handling and Debugging
Module 10: Practice and Real-World Programs
5
10.1
Logical and Pattern Programs
10.2
Menu-Driven Programs
10.3
Mini Projects Using C
10.4
Code Optimization Techniques
10.5
Best Coding Practices
Course Outcomes
After completing this C Programming curriculum, students will be able to:
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11.1
Write efficient C programs with strong logic
11.2
Understand memory management concepts
11.3
Build a foundation for C++, Java, Python and DSA
11.4
Prepare for technical interviews and competitive exams
C Programming Course in Jaipur by YouStart Technologies with beginner friendly training, hands-on coding practice and placement assistance
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