Instructor-led learning
Concepts are explained in live sessions with room for questions and guided practice.
Learn C programming from the fundamentals through practical coding and problem solving. Build strong skills in conditions, loops, functions, arrays, strings, pointers, structures, dynamic memory and file handling while developing a foundation for Data Structures, Java, Python and advanced programming.
Connect each course concept to a practical task, test the result and explain why the approach works.

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Concepts are explained in live sessions with room for questions and guided practice.
Practice the tools and workflows introduced in each module.
Use connected skills in course projects and review sessions.
Receive resume, interview and job-search guidance as applicable; outcomes are not guaranteed.
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Certificate availability applies after meeting the stated course requirements.
The curriculum moves from foundations to practical application.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using C.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using GCC.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using Visual Studio Code or another suitable current IDE.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using GDB Concepts.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using Suitable Online Compiler Environment.
Guided concepts and practical exercises using Git / GitHub Basics.
Progress through explanation, demonstration, guided practice and review.
Understand the concept and where it is used.
Follow an instructor-led demonstration.
Complete guided labs and assignments.
Build projects and review your approach.
Programming Foundation Projects that combine logic, functions, structures, file handling, validation, testing and code explanation.
Store, search, update and display student records using functions, structures and files.
Manage book records, issue status and simple search with structured program logic.
Create and manage employee records in a console workflow.
Calculate totals from products, quantity and pricing rules.
Present questions, evaluate conditions and maintain a score.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice and completion of the assigned work.
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
C helps students understand programming logic, variables, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, strings, pointers, memory, structures, files, problem solving and Data Structures foundations.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Build the prerequisite skills before advancing to this stage.
Programming is not about memorising completed programs. Understand the problem, break it into steps, build logic, write code, test the program and fix errors.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
Complete and explain this stage before moving to the next.
For beginners, B.Tech first-year and engineering students, BCA, B.Sc Computer Science, diploma and degree students, learners struggling with logic, DSA learners and students preparing for Java or Python.
Start C with no previous coding experience.
Build practical programming foundations for academic learning.
Suitable for BCA, B.Sc Computer Science, diploma and degree learners.
Strengthen problem decomposition, coding and debugging.
Build the foundation before deeper Data Structures.
Prepare for Java or Python with stronger fundamentals.
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Basic computer usage, curiosity and consistent practice are enough to begin.
The course starts from programming fundamentals.
Exercises progress step by step.
Regular coding practice is essential.
Each stage adds one practical layer to the C programming foundation.
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Students move from input/output and core logic to structured programs, pointers, files and mini projects through coding, dry runs, compiling, testing and debugging.
Input/output, operators and conditions.
Loops, number problems and patterns.
Functions, arrays and strings.
Pointers, structures, files and mini projects.
Choose the next language according to the learning goal.
Logic, memory, programming fundamentals and a DSA foundation.
OOP, enterprise software and Full Stack application development.
Programming, automation, data, AI and Full Stack pathways.
AI may explain compiler errors, syntax and pointers or suggest debugging hints, test cases, code reviews and documentation. Students must still understand and write their own logic.
Attempt the problem yourself first.
Understand every suggested line.
Compile generated code.
Use normal, boundary and invalid test cases.
Never submit unverified AI-generated programs.
Current availability and applicability should be confirmed with the selected branch admissions team.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
Available where applicable for the current enrolled batch.
This foundation course supports programming logic, academics, DSA preparation, next-language readiness, debugging and problem solving.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice, education and assessment performance; employment, salary and placement are not guaranteed.
Modules can be updated, reordered or disabled from the admin panel.
Write, compile, run and explain a first C program.
Accept, store and display values correctly.
Translate calculations into correct C expressions.
Choose the correct program path from stated conditions.
Solve repetition and pattern problems systematically.
Break a larger problem into reusable functions.
Process collections of numbers and matrices.
Read, transform and validate text safely.
Use addresses and pointer operations with care.
Represent structured real-world data in C programs.
Allocate and release memory safely at runtime.
Store and retrieve persistent program data.
Build foundation awareness before a dedicated DSA program.
Plan, build, test and explain a complete foundation project.
Yes. The course starts from programming fundamentals.
Yes.
No.
Yes. Pointers and memory concepts are an important part of the course.
Foundational concepts are introduced. A complete DSA course should remain separate.
Yes. Students practise coding, testing and debugging throughout the course.
Yes. C can help students understand logic, functions, arrays, pointers and programming fundamentals before progressing to other languages.
The course primarily uses a current programming environment. Legacy environments may be discussed only if required for academic compatibility.
AI coding assistants may be used for explanation and debugging support, but students are expected to understand and write their own logic.
Yes. Foundation-level C programming projects are included.
No.
Eligible students who successfully complete the course may receive a Nipuna Technologies course-completion certificate according to the current academic policy.
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