Computer Science course

C Programming

Master low-level programming, pointers, and memory fundamentals.

Computer Science
Beginner to Intermediate

Course overview

C is the mother of modern programming languages. Learning C gives you an intimate understanding of how computers execute instructions, manage memory, and organize data. This course covers pointers, manual memory management (malloc/free), structs, recursion, and core algorithms.

Prerequisites

Basic computer familiarity.

What you'll achieve

  • Understand memory layout, pointers, and manual memory allocation
  • Write high-performance procedural C programs
  • Work with custom data structures using structs and pointers
  • Prepare thoroughly for university computer science curriculums

Curriculum

  1. 1Computer architecture basics, compilers & C program lifecycle
  2. 2Data types, operators, conditionals & loops
  3. 3Functions, call by value vs. call by reference, & recursion
  4. 4Arrays, strings & character manipulation
  5. 5Pointers in depth: addresses, dereferencing & pointer arithmetic
  6. 6Dynamic memory allocation: malloc, calloc, realloc & free
  7. 7Structures, unions & file I/O operations
  8. 8Project: Custom memory-efficient console application (e.g. Student Record Manager)

Who is this for?

Computer science undergraduate students, engineering majors, and systems enthusiasts.

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Enrol in C Programming

  • 8 weeks
  • Beginner to Intermediate
  • Live online · One-to-one available · Group batches when scheduled
  • 1-on-1 & small batches
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