C Programming
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Beginner to Advanced
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Course Duration: 8–12 Weeks
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Mode: Online / Offline
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Training Type: Practical & Concept-Oriented
- Beginner to Advanced
- Course Duration: 8–12 Weeks
- Mode: Online / Offline
- Training Type: Practical & Concept-Oriented
Program Overview
The C Programming – Beginner to Advanced course is designed to build a strong foundation in C programming, starting from basic syntax and progressing to advanced concepts such as pointers, memory management, structures, file handling, and low-level programming techniques.
This course focuses on deep understanding of how programs work internally, making it ideal for students preparing for Embedded Systems, Linux Programming, Device Driver Development, and System Software roles.
The curriculum follows a structured learning curve inspired by industry-standard C programming practices.
Eligibility
- Basic computer knowledge
- Logical thinking skills
- Interest in programming
- No prior coding experience required (for beginners)
- Recommended for students targeting Embedded / Software / System Programming
Course Highlights
- Step-by-step learning from basic syntax to advanced memory concepts
- Strong focus on pointers and memory, critical for embedded and system programming
- Hands-on coding exercises and debugging practice
- Real-time programming examples and problem-solving sessions
- Interview preparation with commonly asked C programming questions
Course Curriculum
Introduction to C Programming
- History of C Language
- Features of C Language
- Structure of a C Program
- Compilation Process
- Executable File Generation
- Tokens in C
- Keywords and Identifiers
- Variables and Constants
- Data Types in C
- Writing First C Program
Input and Output Functions
- Standard Input and Output
- printf() Function
- scanf() Function
- Format Specifiers
- Escape Sequences
- Character Input and Output
- gets() and puts()
- getchar() and putchar()
- Formatted Input and Output
Operators and Expressions
- Arithmetic Operators
- Relational Operators
- Logical Operators
- Assignment Operators
- Increment and Decrement Operators
- Conditional Operator
- Bitwise Operators
- Operator Precedence
- Expression Evaluation
Control Statements
Decision Making
- if Statement
- if-else Statement
- Nested if
- else-if Ladder
- switch Statement
Looping
- for Loop
- while Loop
- do-while Loop
- Nested Loops
Jump Statements
- break
- continue
- goto
- return
Functions
- Function Definition
- Function Declaration
- Function Call
- Types of Functions
- Function Arguments
- Return Values
- Call by Value
- Call by Reference
- Recursive Functions
- Function Prototypes
Arrays
- One-Dimensional Array
- Array Initialization
- Array Traversal
- Two-Dimensional Array
- Multi-Dimensional Array
- Passing Array to Function
- Array of Strings
- Matrix Operations
- Searching in Array
- Sorting in Array
Strings
- String Declaration
- String Initialization
- String Input and Output
- String Functions
- strlen()
- strcpy()
- strcat()
- strcmp()
- String Manipulation Programs
Pointers
Basic Level
- Pointer Concept
- Pointer Declaration
- Pointer Initialization
- Address Operator
- Dereference Operator
Intermediate Level
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Pointer and Array Relationship
- Pointer to Pointer
- Pointer to Function
- Passing Pointer to Function
Advanced Level
- Void Pointer
- Function Pointer
- Dynamic Memory Access
- Pointer to Structure
- Memory Layout Understanding
Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Memory Allocation Concept
- Stack vs Heap
- malloc()
- calloc()
- realloc()
- free()
- Memory Leak
- Dangling Pointer
- Dynamic Array Allocation
- Memory Management Best Practices
Structures and Unions
- Structure Definition
- Structure Initialization
- Accessing Structure Members
- Array of Structures
- Nested Structures
- Passing Structure to Function
- Pointer to Structure
- Union Concept
- Structure vs Union
Storage Classes
- auto Storage Class
- static Storage Class
- extern Storage Class
- register Storage Class
- Scope of Variables
- Lifetime of Variables
- Global vs Local Variables
Bitwise Operations
- Bitwise AND
- Bitwise OR
- Bitwise XOR
- Bitwise NOT
- Left Shift
- Right Shift
- Bit Masking
- Setting Bits
- Toggling Bits
File Handling
- File Concept
- File Opening
- File Closing
- Reading from File
- Writing to File
- File Modes
- fprintf()
- fscanf()
- fread()
- fwrite()
- File Error Handling
Preprocessor Directives
- #include
- #define
- Macros
- Conditional Compilation
- #ifdef
- #ifndef
- Header Files
- Macro Functions
- Inline Macros
Command Line Arguments
- argc and argv
- Passing Arguments
- Command Line Input
- Argument Parsing
- Real-Time Usage Examples
Debugging and Best Practices
- Compilation Errors
- Runtime Errors
- Logical Errors
- Debugging Techniques
- Using printf for Debugging
- Code Optimization
- Coding Standards
- Defensive Programming
Meet Your Trainer
Mr.Raja
(Embedded Systems Specialist)
Mr.Raja comes with 19+ years of rich Development and Training experience with Top MNCs in Embedded/Networking/Telecom domains from driver level to Application level.
Skills:
C, C++, Data Structures,
Python, Linux Programming,
Linux Internals, Linux drivers,
OS Concepts, RTOS
Worked On:
Application Layer Protocols,
Embedded System Software development,
Driver Development.
Tools:
CVS, GIT, GNATS, Clear case,
Review tool, Coverity, Valgrind,
GDB, GCov, Cscope, Vi, gcc tool chain