C Programming

Syllabus:

Introduction to C Programming:

Basics of computer programming,

history and features of the C programming language,

the C programming environment.

Data Types and Operators:

Different types of data available in C programming, such as integer,

character, float, and double,

along with the operators used to perform arithmetic,

logical, and relational operations.

Control Structures:

Concepts of control structures such as if-else statements,

for and while loops, and switch case statements used to control the flow of execution.

Functions:

Defining, declaring and calling functions in C programming.

Arrays and Strings:

Definition and use of arrays and strings in C programming.

Pointers:

Introduction to pointers, and their usage in C programming.

Structures and Unions:

Basics of structure and union data types.

File Input/Output:

Reading and writing data to and from files in C programming.

Dynamic Memory Allocation:

Concept and usage of dynamic memory allocation functions in C programming.

The above syllabus is not exhaustive and may vary slightly depending on the institution offering the course. Additionally, some courses may also cover advanced topics such as multi-dimensional arrays, recursion, and linked lists, among others. The duration of a typical C programming course may range from a few weeks to several months, depending on the level of depth and the pace of the course.