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5 days   *   Basic   *   Lecture and Labs

Course Summary:
This course provides the student with the skills required to design, code, test and execute C programs of simple to intermediate complexity.

Target Audience:
All programmers with knowledge of a computer system and also some previous programming experience that wish to write C programs.

Recommended Prerequisites:
Knowledge of the organisation of an Operating System. Some previous programming experience is recommended and a knowledge of hexadecimal arithmetic would also be helpful.

Course Objectives:
After completing this course, the student should be able to:

Code programs using the C programming language

Compile, link and test C programs

Use the C Library

Describe and use the various C data types

Control logic flow within a C program

Perform I/O from a C program

Use good C programming style and improve own programming techniques

Key Topics:

Elements of a C program

Writing, Compiling and Linking a C Program

The Standard C Library

Recommended C Programming Style

C Data Types

Operators and Selection Statements

Programming Loops

Function Prototyping

Storage Classes and Scope

Introduction to Pointers

More Advanced Techniques with Pointers

Structures, Unions and Other Data types

Disk File Operations

The C Preprocessor

Last modified: 29-Jun-2016

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