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

Official Poster

Participation certificate

Exam Details

Registration link	Closed
Exam Codes	C Programming S07-110 (Academy customers use the same codes)
Number of Questions	60
Type of Questions	MULTIPLE CHOICE
Length of Test	120 Minutes
Passing Score	70%
Recommended Experience	C programming language. Basic computer literacy is assumed, but no special knowledge is needed. Before you can start programming in C
Languages	English