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Diploma in C Programming
Receive your diploma after learning about C Programming, a widely used programming language.
Description
The C programming language is one of the most popular and widely used programming languages and is commonly used to program operating systems such as Unix. It is a general-purpose programming language and one of the main advantages of programming in C is that it allows the programmer to write directly to memory. This means that key constructs within C-generated software programs can be used within the memory in an efficient and machine-independent fashion.
Alison's C programming Diploma course introduces you to the important concepts when programming in C. You will learn how the C programming language works with data, what program flow is, and how to use functions, methods and routines. You will be introduced to conditional flow statements, the mechanisms for controlling flow statements, and how to implement simple statements. Logical operators such as OR, GOTO and the While loop are also discussed in detail. The course covers topics such as using pointers for direct memory access and manipulation in C, changing the memory address contained within a pointer and introduces constants and string literals. You will learn why pointers contain memory addresses of multi-byte variables, and how to visualize RAM in a new way. You will also get step by step instructions on how to create simple C programs and how to run them.
This C programming Diploma course will be of great interest to all IT, software and computer professionals who would like a greater knowledge and understanding of the C programming language and its key concepts and features, and to learners who would like to learn more about this widely used programming language.
Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Programming
Module 2: Binary and Hexadecimal
Module 3: How Programming Works
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Include Statements
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How programming languages work with data
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Some Basics Concerning RAM
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Programs are Data Too
Module 4: Program Flow
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About Program Flow
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Functions, Methods, Routines
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About Arguments and Return Values
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About Syntax and Functions
Module 5: Writing Your First Program
Module 6: Programming in C - First Assessment
Module 7: Numbers
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Basics of signed and unsigned numbers
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The Basics of Numeric Overflow
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Fractional numbers in binary
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Numeric Data Types in C
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The basics of ASCII and the char data type
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How numbers are encoded as characters in ASCII
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Maximum values for unsigned integers in C
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Minimum and maximum values of signed integers
Module 8: Variables
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Introducing Variables
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The connection between function return values and variables
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Terminating strings of text and other data
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More about the printf function and an introduction to placeholders
Module 9: Arrays and Pointers
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Introducing arrays and pointers - part one
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Introducing arrays and pointers - part two
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Introducing the pointer data type
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How to create a pointer in C
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Assigning a value to a pointer
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Getting the value stored at a memory address using a pointer
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A chance to practice and use what you have learned
Module 10: Programming in C - Second Assessment
Module 11: Using Pointers
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Using pointers for direct memory access and manipulation in C
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About changing the memory address contained within a pointer
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Pointers containing memory addresses of multi byte variables
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Pointers have memory addresses too
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Why do you need to learn pointers
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Introducing the char pointer
Module 12: Constants and String Literals
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Introducing constants and string literals in C
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Important review and clarifications
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More about strings and constants in C
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A new way to visualize RAM
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Introducing the character string as an array of characters in C
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Using a pointer to directly manipulate data in memory in C
Module 13: Programming in C - Third Assessment
Module 14: Conditional Flow Statements
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Introducing conditional flow statements
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The mechanisms for control flow statements
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Implementing a simple if statement in C
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More about if statements and logical operators
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Introducing Logical OR
Module 15: Using Statements
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Introducing GOTO and Loops in C
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More about blocks of code and GOTO statements
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Introducing the While Loop in C
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Introducing Custom Functions in C
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Introducing Booleans
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Introducing Bitmasks
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Changing data using bitmasks
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Introduction to data structures
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Displaying data in memory as binary
Module 16: Programming in C - Fourth Assessment
Module 17: Programming in C - Final Assessment
Learning Outcomes
Having studied this course you will be able to: - Learn how to program in C; - Learn about program flow; - Learn about functions, methods and routines; - How to use arguments and return values; - How to run a simple C program; - Understand the basics of numeric overflow; - Understand how numbers are encoded as characters in ASCII; - Learn about the connection between function return values and variables; - Learn about variables when programming in C; - Understand the use of arrays and pointers; - Understand the concept of control flow; - Learn more about the use of statements and logic in C programming; - Understand the mechanisms for controlling flow statements; - Learn how to implement simple statements in C; - Learn more about logical operators such as OR, GOTO and the While loop; - Using pointers for direct memory access and manipulation in C; - How to change the memory address contained within a pointer; - Understand why you need to learn pointers; - Learn more about the char pointer; - Introduce constants and string literals in C; - Introduce the character string as an array of characters in C.
Certification
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Diploma course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment. Once you have completed this Diploma course, you have the option to acquire an official Diploma, which is a great way to share your achievement with the world. Your Alison Diploma is:
Ideal for sharing with potential employers - include it in your CV, professional social media profiles and job applications
An indication of your commitment to continuously learn, upskill and achieve high results
An incentive for you to continue empowering yourself through lifelong learning
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