Diploma in C Programming

Modules List( 17 )

• DIPLOMA IN PROGRAMMING IN C
• Module
  1 Introduction to Programming
  • In this module you will be introduced to computer science and the computer programming languages.
  • Introduction to Computer Science
  • Which programming language
• Module
  2 Binary and Hexadecimal
  • Learn more about binary and hexadecimal in these tutorials.
  • Binary Tutorial
  • The importance of understanding binary
  • Hexadecimal Tutorial
• Module
  3 How Programming Works
  • In this module learn more about how computer programming works.
  • Include Statements
  • How programming languages work with data
  • Some Basics Concerning RAM
  • Programs are Data Too
• Module
  4 Program Flow
  • Learn more about program flow in computer programming.
  • About Program Flow
  • Functions, Methods, Routines
  • About Arguments and Return Values
  • About Syntax and Functions
• Module
  5 Writing Your First Program
  • Learn more about writing your first computer program using the C programming language.
  • Writing your first program in C
  • Review of your first program
  • Running your first program
• Module
  6 Programming in C - First Assessment
  • You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.
  • Diploma in Programming in C - First Assessment
• Module
  7 Numbers
  • In this module learn more about working with numbers when programming in C.
  • Basics of signed and unsigned numbers
  • The Basics of Numeric Overflow
  • Fractional numbers in binary
  • Numeric Data Types in C
  • The basics of ASCII and the char data type
  • How numbers are encoded as characters in ASCII
  • Maximum values for unsigned integers in C
  • Minimum and maximum values of signed integers
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  8 Variables
  • Learn about using variables when programming in C.
  • Introducing Variables
  • The connection between function return values and variables
  • Terminating strings of text and other data
  • More about the printf function and an introduction to placeholders
• Module
  9 Arrays and Pointers
  • In this module learn about using arrays and pointers.
  • Introducing arrays and pointers - part one
  • Introducing arrays and pointers - part two
  • Introducing the pointer data type
  • How to create a pointer in C
  • Assigning a value to a pointer
  • Getting the value stored at a memory address using a pointer
  • A chance to practice and use what you have learned
• Module
  10 Programming in C - Second Assessment
  • You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.
  • Diploma in Programming in C - Second Assessment
• Module
  11 Using Pointers
  • Learn more about using pointers when programming in C.
  • Using pointers for direct memory access and manipulation in C
  • About changing the memory address contained within a pointer
  • Pointers containing memory addresses of multi byte variables
  • Pointers have memory addresses too
  • Why do you need to learn pointers
  • Introducing the char pointer
• Module
  12 Constants and String Literals
  • In this module learn about using constants and string literals.
  • Introducing constants and string literals in C
  • Important review and clarifications
  • More about strings and constants in C
  • A new way to visualize RAM
  • Introducing the character string as an array of characters in C
  • Using a pointer to directly manipulate data in memory in C
• Module
  13 Programming in C - Third Assessment
  • You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.
  • Diploma in Programming in C - Third Assessment
• Module
  14 Conditional Flow Statements
  • Learn more about the use of conditional flow statements when programming in C.
  • Introducing conditional flow statements
  • The mechanisms for control flow statements
  • Implementing a simple if statement in C
  • More about if statements and logical operators
  • Introducing Logical OR
• Module
  15 Using Statements
  • In this module learn about using statements when programming in C.
  • Introducing GOTO and Loops in C
  • More about blocks of code and GOTO statements
  • Introducing the While Loop in C
  • Introducing Custom Functions in C
  • Introducing Booleans
  • Introducing Bitmasks
  • Changing data using bitmasks
  • Introduction to data structures
  • Displaying data in memory as binary
• Module
  16 Programming in C - Fourth Assessment
  • You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.
  • Diploma in Programming in C - Fourth Assessment
• END OF COURSE ASSESSMENT
• Module
  17 Programming in C - Final Assessment
  • You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.
  • Diploma in Programming in C - Final Assessment