C Programming

C is the foundational language behind operating systems, embedded devices, and most other programming languages. This course teaches structured programming, memory concepts, and problem-solving through C - a strong foundation for any programming path.

• Understand variables, data types, and operators in C
• Write structured programs using control flow and functions
• Understand arrays, strings, and pointers
• Work with structures and basic file handling
• Build a foundation for learning other languages

• Write and debug C programs confidently
• Understand how memory and pointers work
• Use functions to organize and reuse code
• Work with arrays, strings, and structures
• Read and reason about code written in C-like languages

C remains foundational in systems programming, embedded systems, and academic computer science curricula. Understanding C makes it significantly easier to learn C++, Java, and other languages that borrow its syntax and concepts.

Concepts are reinforced through live coding and problem sets solved together before independent practice.

• Build a simple calculator using functions
• Implement string manipulation utilities from scratch
• Write a program using pointers to swap and manipulate values

• A student record system using structures and file storage
• A simple matrix operations program using arrays

• No prior programming experience required
• Basic computer literacy

Weekday evening batches and Saturday-Sunday weekend batches are both available; exact timings are confirmed at enrollment.

A Certificate of Completion is issued after finishing all modules and the capstone project.