Basic C Programming
Understand how computers truly work from the lowest level with the mother of modern programming: C.
A fundamental Computer Science course for ages 17+. Learn computer memory architecture, pointer management, dynamic memory allocation (malloc/free), primitive data types, basic dat...
Who is This Class For?
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First-year Computer Science, Informatics, or Electrical Engineering students taking Algorithms & Programming in C.
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Programmers wanting a deep, transparent understanding of computer memory (RAM, stack, heap).
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Learners interested in embedded systems, microcontrollers, firmware, and operating systems.
C is the golden foundation that teaches you how software interacts directly with physical computer hardware.
What Will Be Learned?
Module 1: C Syntax, Data Types & Control Structures
C compilation workflow, header files, primitive variables, bitwise operators, switch statements, and loops.
Module 2: Arrays, Strings, Functions & Structures (struct)
Multidimensional arrays, character string manipulation, passing by value vs reference, and custom structs.
Module 3: Pointers, Dynamic Memory Allocation & File I/O
Memory addresses (&), dereferencing (*), pointer arithmetic, malloc, calloc, realloc, free, and file streams.
Skills & Knowledge Gained
Computer Memory Architecture Mastery
Understanding memory layout, stack vs heap, and allocating memory efficiently without memory leaks.
Rock-Solid Computer Science Foundation
Full readiness for advanced university courses like Data Structures, Algorithms, and Operating Systems.
Low-Level Problem Solving Skills
Comfortable analyzing computational processes at the bit and byte level with high precision.
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