C language course focuses on teaching the fundamentals of the C programming language, which is known for its efficiency and control over system resources. C is widely used in system programming, embedded systems, and as a foundation for learning other programming languages.

• Introduction to C Programming:

  • History and evolution of the C language.
  • Setting up the development environment.
  • Writing and running your first C program.

• Basic Syntax and Structure:

  • Variables and Data Types: int, float, char, etc.
  • Operators: Arithmetic, logical, relational, and bitwise operators.
  • Control Structures: if-else statements, switch-case, loops.

• Functions and Modular Programming:

  • Function declaration, definition, and calling.
  • Scope of variables.
  • Parameter passing .
  • Recursion.

• Arrays and Strings:

  • One-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays.
  • String handling and manipulation.
  • Pointers and arrays.

• Pointers:

  • Basics of pointers and memory addresses.
  • Pointer arithmetic.
  • Pointers and arrays, pointers to pointers.
  • Dynamic memory allocation .

• Structures and Unions:

  • Defining and using structures.
  • Nested structures.
  • Unions and their uses.
  • Enumerated data types.

• File Handling:

  • File operations.
  • File modes.
  • Binary file handling.

• Preprocessor Directives:

  • Macro definitions.
  • Conditional compilation.
  • Header files and inclusion.

• Advanced Topics:

  • Memory management and pointers in-depth.
  • Data structures.
  • Bitwise operations and manipulation.
  • Multi-threading and concurrency.

Eligibility:

• System Programmer: Developing operating systems, device drivers, and system utilities.
• Embedded Systems Engineer: Programming microcontrollers and embedded devices.
• Software Developer: Building desktop applications, games, and performance-critical software.
• Firmware Engineer: Developing low-level software for hardware devices.
• Network Engineer: Implementing network protocols and services.