The curriculum of this C Programming Language Beginners will cover the following topics:

• What is C Language?

• Why C Language?

Setting up and Installing C Language

• Installation of C

Printf() function, Scanf() function, Data Type, Constants & Variables

• Basic program with print() functions.

• What are Data Types 

• Variables in C with practical

• How to get input from users with practical

• 20 Programs with Input/Output

Decision-making Statement

• IF-Else Statement

• Switch

• Ternary Operator 

• 30 programs with Decision-Making Statement

Looping Statement

• for Loop 

• While Loop 

• Do-While Loop 

• 60 programs with Looping Statement 

Unconditional Jump Statement

• Break 

• Continue 

• Goto

• 3 programs with Unconditional Jump Statement

Arrays

• What are Arrays in C Language?

• A Simple Program Using Array

• How to Initialize Array 

• 10 programs with Arrays

• Two Dimensional Arrays 

• Initializing a 2-Dimensional Array 

• 5 programs with a 2-Dimensional Array

String

• What are Strings in C Language?

• 10 programs with String

• How to get the length of a string using strlen( )

• How to copy a string in C Language using strcpy( ) 

• How to concatenate a string in C Language using strcat( ) 

• How to compare two strings in C Language using strcmp( )

• 4 programs with inbuilt functions

Function

• What is a Function? 

• Function without argument and without return

• Function with argument and without return

• Function without argument and with return

• Function with argument and with return

• Passing Values between Functions 

• Recursion

• 10 programs with Function

Structures

• What are Structures? 

• Why Use Structures?

• Declaring a Structure 

• Accessing Structure Elements 

• Array of Structures 

• Union

• 10 programs with Structures

Pointer

• An Introduction to Pointers

• Pointer Notation in C Language

• Back to Function Calls 

• Call by Reference 

• 5 programs pointer

File Operation

• File Input/Output 

• File Operations 

• Opening a File 

• Reading from a File 

• Closing the File 

• Counting Characters, Tabs, Spaces, 

• A File-copy Program 

• Writing to a File 

• 10 programs File Operation

Around 120 Practicals

• A Desktop computer or laptop running Microsoft Windows, Linux, or the Mac operating systems.
• At least 4GB of RAM.
• Notebook and Pen/Pencil.
• No prior programming knowledge is required.