Is prior programming experience required?  Short answer is "NO", because this course is designed for absolute beginners; but, if you already have programming experience, you would be able to learn C within [probably] couple of days.

What you learn and earn from this C Course?

• You would be able to code (pretty much any kind of software application), i.e. general, complex, a database driven, web, GUI application, as well as complex algorithmic stuff after finishing the course.

• You will have completed understanding on C language and it's capabilities

• You will learn to code Web Applications in pure C

• You will learn to code Windows GUI Application in pure C

• You will also learn concepts and implementation of Object Oriented Programming in C

• You will learn Data Structures and Algorithms

• You will be learning from (five) Student Projects that are included in this course (specifically coded / tailored for this course)

• You will learn SOC - Separation of Concerns

• You will learn Modular programming approach

• You will learn real-life application development, linking external stuff, and completing your application in shorter time.

Outline overview:

• Basic Programming concepts, Variables, Constants, Type-casting

• Data Types, all kind of Operators (arithmetic / relational / logical etc.) , Basic input / output / Unicode Character set

• Arrays, VLAs, Matrices, Structures, Unions , bit-fields

• Decision Making (if-else, switch, ternary), Nested decisions / statements

• Loops (for, while, do-while), Nested Loops

• File IO (reading writing appending  - Binary / Text data)

• Functions (Basic, with/without parameters, Variadic, Pass by ref/value, Recursion), Scope of variables / constants. Advance use of "const"

• Pre-processor / Macros - in depth study

• Pointers in details, Pointer Arithmetic, Function Pointers

• Storage Classes

• Data Structure & Algorithms - Linked Lists (doubly / singly / circular), Stacks, Queues, Trees, Graphs & Hash-Tables, Sorting algorithms etc.)

• Creating & Working with Shared / Static Libraries .SO / .DLL / .A / .LIB (Implicit and explicit linking of shared libraries)

• Bitwise operations / Bit manipulation in detail

• You will also learn about CGI & Web programming - HTTP (get / post) , SQL, HTML, etc

• GUI Programming to build fully functional Windows Applications

• Object Oriented Programming using C

• Along with Additional topics you an find in last Bonus chapter (which will gradually be updated with new topics

• 5 - Student database projects are included in this course, and are demonstrated in form of video lectures