Introduction
This course is designed to introduce students to the C programming language within the Linux environment, blending fundamental programming concepts with the unique aspects of Linux systems. Students will learn to write, compile, and debug C programs on Linux, utilizing Linux's powerful development tools. The course will cover basic to advanced C programming concepts, Linux command line tools, GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), Makefiles, and debugging tools like GDB.
Silent Features of The Program
Objective
This course framework is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to C programming in a Linux environment, ensuring students gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge to become proficient C developers on Linux platforms.
Duration
* 50 working Days
* 50 Sessions
Training Methodology
C Programming would be done on Linux Systems using gcc compiler and gdb debugger
Hands on approach to training, behaviorial model of training would be practiced.
Comitment to Individual growth and constant evaluation.
Target Audience
Beginners with interest in programming
Programmers new to C programming
Developers interested in Linux-based C development
Pre-requisite
Basic computer literacy
Familiarity with Linux and command line interfaces is helpful
Course Format
Online Sessions
Hands-on coding labs
Assignment for Every Session
Quizzes and exams
Final project
Course Outline
Introduction to C and Linux Environment
Overview of C programming language
Setting up the Linux development environment
Basic Linux commands for development
Writing and executing your first C program
C Programming Basics
Data types, variables, and operators
Input/Output functions
Control structures: if-else, switch-case
Functions and Recursion
Defining and calling functions
Scope and lifetime of variables
Introduction to recursion
Arrays and Strings
Working with arrays
Basics of strings and string functions
Multi-dimensional arrays
Pointers and Memory Management
Understanding pointers and their usage
Pointer arithmetic
Dynamic memory allocation
Structures, Unions, and Files
Defining and using structures
Understanding unions
Basic file I/O operations in C
Advanced Data Structures
Implementing linked lists
Stacks and queues
Introduction to trees and graphs
Linux Development Tools
Using GCC for compilation
Makefiles for project management
Debugging with GDB
Final Project and Course Review
Final project: Develop a comprehensive C program incorporating learned concepts
Review of key course topics
After the training program is over, the trainee should be able to:-
Understand C Programming Fundamentals: Have a solid grasp of the C programming language basics, including data types, variables, operators, and control structures such as if-else and switch-case statements.
Develop C Programs: Write, compile, and execute C programs on a Linux environment, starting from simple programs to more complex ones involving functions, recursion, arrays, strings, and advanced data structures.
Use Linux for Development: Set up a development environment on Linux, navigate and manage files using basic Linux commands, and utilize the terminal for development tasks.
Implement Control Structures and Functions: Use C's control structures for decision making and loops, define and call functions, understand the scope and lifetime of variables, and explore the concept of recursion.
Work with Arrays, Strings, and Pointers: Manipulate arrays and strings, understand multi-dimensional arrays, and gain proficiency in using pointers for direct memory access, pointer arithmetic, and dynamic memory allocation.
Understand Advanced Data Structures: Implement and understand the workings of advanced data structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs within C programs.
Manage Structured Data: Define and utilize structures and unions to manage complex data types and perform basic file input/output operations for data persistence and manipulation.
Leverage Linux Development Tools: Use GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) for compiling C programs, write Makefiles for efficient project management, and debug programs using GDB (GNU Debugger).
Complete a Comprehensive Final Project: Integrate the concepts learned throughout the course to develop a comprehensive C program, which will demonstrate the ability to solve real-world problems and solidify their understanding of C programming and Linux development tools.
Apply Best Practices and Debugging Techniques: Apply best programming practices, debugging techniques, and problem-solving skills to write efficient, maintainable, and error-free code.
Upon completion of this training, the trainee will be equipped to contribute to projects requiring C programming, particularly in environments where Linux is used. They will also be prepared for further learning in areas such as system programming, embedded systems, and software development that requires a strong foundation in C and familiarity with Linux-based development tools and environments.
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