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Introduction To Programming Syllabus

The Introduction to Programming course (CS101) covers fundamental programming concepts using the C language, including basics, branching, iteration, arrays, strings, functions, pointers, and file handling. It is a core course worth 4 credits and emphasizes practical skills in programming. The syllabus includes topics such as control flow, modular programming, and data storage techniques.

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Introduction To Programming Syllabus

The Introduction to Programming course (CS101) covers fundamental programming concepts using the C language, including basics, branching, iteration, arrays, strings, functions, pointers, and file handling. It is a core course worth 4 credits and emphasizes practical skills in programming. The syllabus includes topics such as control flow, modular programming, and data storage techniques.

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Introduction to programming Syllabus

Course Title Introduction to Programming Credits 4


Program
Course Code CS101 Course category L-T-P 4-0-0
Core
Learning
Version 1.0 Approval Details ACM 1
Level

1. Introduction to Computer Programming - Basics of programming and


C language, including flowcharts, variables, data types, printing out and
inputting variables, identifiers, constants, declarations, and core operations
like arithmetic, relational, and logical expressions.

2. Branching and Iteration – If-else, conditional (?:) expressions,


switch-case, while, do-while, and for loops, along with break, continue,
and goto statements for controlling program flow.

3. Arrays and Strings - Array initialization, character arrays, string


handling using the standard library, arrays of pointers, and
Course Syllabus multi-dimensional arrays for structured data storage.

4. Functions -Function prototypes, call by value, call by reference,


recursive functions, and inline functions for modular and efficient
programming.

5. Pointers - Pointer Syntax, Pointers and Arrays, Pointer Arithmetic,


Return Values and Pointer, Pointers to Pointers, Function Pointers,
Structures and Unions, Dynamic Memory allocation.

6. File Handling - Opening and closing files, using standard I/O streams,
and performing sequential file operations for data storage and retrieval.

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