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OBJECTIVE OF THIS COURSE

The Advanced Certification Course in C Programming would develop the students skill set in programming. It also incorporates the use of programming in Software development, Mobile and Computer based game development.

COURSE BREAKDOWN

Getting Started
What is C?
Background
Sample Program
Components of a C Program
Examples
Data Types
Variables
Naming Conventions for C Variables
Printing and Initializing Variables
Array Examples
Compiling and Executing a C Program
Functions and Operators
Examples of C Functions
Functions
sum Invoked from main
Invoking Functions
Elementary Operators
The operator= Operators
Operators
The Conditional Operator
Increment and Decrement Examples
Increment and Decrement Operators
Control Flow Constructs
Examples of Expressions
if
if else
while
for
Endless Loops
do while
break and continue
switch
else if
The C Preprocessor
#define
Macros
#include
Conditional Compilation
#ifdef
#ifndef
Simple I/O
Character I/O
End of File
Simple I/O Examples
Simple I/O Redirection
I/O with Character Arrays
More on Functions
General
Function Declarations
Returning a Value or Not
Function Prototypes
Arguments and Parameters
Organization of C Source Files
Extended Example
The getline Function
The strcmp Function
The check Function
The atoi Function
The average Function
Summary
Bit Manipulation
Defining the Problem Space
A Programming Example
Bit Wise Operators
Bit Manipulation Functions
Circular Shifts
Strings
Fundamental Concepts
Aggregate Operations
String Functions
Higher Dimensional Arrays
Array Dimensions
An Array as an Argument to a Function
String Arrays
Separate Compilation
Compiling Over Several Files
Function Scope
File Scope
Program Scope
Local static
register and extern
Object Files
Libraries
The C Loader
Header Files
Pointers (Part 1)
Fundamental Concepts
Pointer Operators and Operations
Changing an Argument with a Function Call
Pointer Arithmetic
Array Traversal
String Functions with Pointers
Pointer Difference
Prototypes for String Parameters
Relationship Between an Array and a Pointer
The Pointer Notation *p++
Pointers (Part 2)
Dynamic Storage Allocation - malloc
Functions Returning a Pointer
Initialization of Pointers
gets - a Function Returning a Pointer
An Array of Character Pointers
Two Dimensional Arrays vs. Array of Pointers
Command Line Arguments
Pointers to Pointers
Practice with Pointers
Function Pointers
Structures
Fundamental Concepts
Describing a Structure
Creating Structures
Operations on Structures
Functions Returning Structures
Passing Structures to Functions
Pointers to Structures
Array of Structures
Functions Returning a Pointer to a Structure
Structure Related Items
typedef - New Name for an Existing Type
Bit Fields
unions
Non-Homogeneous Arrays
Enumerations
File I/O
System Calls vs. Library Calls
Opening Disk Files
fopen
I/O Library Functions
Copying a File
Character Input vs. Line Input
scanf
printf
fclose
Servicing Errors - errno.h
feof

Information About Files
The stat Function
File Existence
Telling Time - time and ctime
Telling Time – localtime
I/O With Structures
A Database Application
The menu Function
The fwrite Function
The create_db Function
The fread Function
The print_db Function
fseek
The retrieve_db Function
fflush and ftell
Useful Library Functions
strstr
strchr, strrchr
system
strtok
strspn, strcspn
Math Functions
Character Testing Functions
exit and atexit
signal
memcpy and memset
qsort
Binary Search - bsearch
C Language Programming
Important Header Files
printf Formats
C Reserved Words
Conversion
Precedence Chart

AFTER THE COURSE, STUDENTS WOULD BE ABLE TO WORK AS

Write C programs that are non-trivial.
Use the variety of data types appropriate to specific programming problems.
Utilize the modular features of the language.
Demonstrate efficiency and readability.
Demonstrate the use of the various control flow constructs.
Use arrays as part of the software solution.
Utilize pointers to efficiently solve problems.
Include the structure data type as part of the solution.
Create their own data types.
Use functions from the portable C library.