CERTIFYING BODY:
Inhouse Certification
CAREER PROSPECTS:
This course is meant for students or professionals to strengthen their skills in the area of programming and d evelop the technical learning and the project management skill

Computer Programmer
SYLLABUS:
Basics of Programming Languages

Basics of Computers
Types of Software

Introduction to Programming Languages
Types of translators

C Language Introduction

History of C Language
Importance of C in programming
Features of C Language

C Program Structure
Header files, Constants
Keywords, Identifiers
Primitive Data Types
Derived Data Types

Input-Output in C
Types of I/O statements
Formatted / Unformatted I/O

Operators in C
Arithmetic, Relational, Logical
Assignment, Ternary/Conditional
Unary
Pointer / Bitwise / Special
Operator Precedence

Conditional Statements
Simple if
if-else
Nested if
else-if Ladder
goto Statement
switch-case statement

Looping/Iterative Statements
for, while, do-while
Nested loop Statements
break & continue in Loops

Functions
Need and classification
Function Prototype
Defining & Calling Function
Function with & without arguments
Nested function calls
Recursive Functions
Creating own header files

Storage classes
Automatic, External
Static, Register

Working with Arrays
Purpose for arrays
Types of arrays(1-D and n-D)

Strings
String representation
Declaring / Initializing a String
Functions in string.h file
String Formatted Specifiers
String arrays

Structures, Unions, Enumeration
Introduction to structures
Declaring a Structure
Creating Structure variables
Array of Structures

Structures with Function
Nested Structures

Introduction to Unions
Declaring Unions
Structures versus Unions
Enumerations, typedef

Pointers
Memory Concept
Introduction to Pointers
Operations on Pointers
Pointer to Array
Pointers to Structures
Array of Pointers
Pointer to Pointer
void pointers, NULL pointers
Dangling pointers, Wild pointers
Call by Value, Call by Reference
Passing Pointers to Functions
Functions returning Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation

File Handling
Importance of persistent storage
File Input-Output Operations
Implementing text files

Implementing Random Access files

Command Line Arguments