This module introduces you to the fundamentals of programming and how computers execute code. You’ll understand the basics of C language, its structure, and how to write, compile, and run your first program. The focus is on learning logic building, algorithms, and flowcharts, helping you think like a programmer. By the end of this module, you’ll be confident in writing simple programs and understanding how code interacts with computer hardware — building a strong base for your C programming journey.

In this module, you’ll dive deeper into the core syntax of C language. Learn about variables, data types, operators, and expressions that form the base of every program. You’ll practice handling input and output using standard C functions like printf() and scanf(). This module strengthens your understanding of program structure and prepares you for problem-solving through logic and code.

This module teaches you how to control the flow of your program using if-else, nested conditions, switch statements, and looping constructs like for, while, and do-while. You’ll learn how to make programs interactive and logical, developing strong problem-solving skills that are essential for every programmer.

Learn how to write cleaner, reusable, and organized code with functions. This module covers function declaration, definition, parameter passing, and recursion. You’ll understand the concept of modular programming, breaking large problems into smaller, manageable parts — an important practice in real-world software development.

Here, you’ll master arrays and strings, two of the most important concepts in C. Learn how to store multiple values, perform operations like sorting and searching, and manipulate text data effectively. You’ll also work on mini projects that combine arrays, loops, and functions for practical coding experience.

In this module, you’ll learn how to organize complex data using structures and unions. You’ll also explore file handling — reading and writing data to files, creating reports, and saving user inputs. These skills are essential for building real-world projects like management systems and databases.

The final module focuses on applying everything you’ve learned. You’ll work on mini and major projects such as a Library Management System, Billing System, or Student Result Management System. Alongside, you’ll get resume-building guidance, interview preparation, and internship opportunities to start your coding career confidently.