Introduction to C

This module introduces variables, data types, and naming rules in C. It covers how to declare, initialize, and use variables, along with input/output using scanf() and printf(). Basic arithmetic operators and good coding practices are also highlighted.

This module introduces conditional statements and operators in C. It covers how to use if, if-else, else-if, and switch statements, along with relational, arithmetic, and logical operators. Operator precedence, logical expressions, and good coding practices are also highlighted.

This module introduces iteration statements in C. It covers how to use while, do-while, and for loops for repetition, including nested loops. The use of break and continue statements for controlling loop execution is also highlighted with practical examples.

This module introduces arrays in C programming. It covers how to declare, initialize, and use one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays. String handling, input/output with arrays, and the use of special functions like getchar(), getch(), and getche() are also highlighted.

This module introduces functions in C. It covers function declaration, definition, and calling, along with input parameters, return values. Concepts like passing arrays, call by value, call by reference, and the scope of local and global variables are also highlighted.

This module focuses on applying C programming concepts through a hands-on project. Students will design and implement a complete program using functions, arrays, structures, and pointers. The project emphasizes solving real-world problems, improving logic, debugging, and understanding overall program flow and structure.