Chapter 1: Welcome to C Chapter Goal: To teach the basics of computer programming and to develop the first program in C. No of pages: 20 Sub - Topics - Brief History of C - Programs, Software, and Operating System - Machine Language and Assembly Language - Procedural Languages - Object-Oriented Languages - Terminology in Computers - Actual Machine and Virtual Machine - Compiled and Interpreted Languages - Our Very First C Program - Next Couple of Programs - C is Free Form Language - Escape Sequences - Salient Features of C - Compile-Time and Run-Time Environments Chapter 2: Fundamentals of C Chapter Goal: To teach the fundamentals of C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics - C Character Set - Keywords - Tokens - User-Defined Identifiers - Variables and Function printf ( ) - Basic, Primary, or Fundamental Data Types - Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary Systems of Numbers - Basic or Primary Constants - Using Variables - Chain of Assignmets - Symbolic Constants - Interactive Programs - Implicit and Explicit Type Conversion - Operator sizeof Chapter 3: Operators and Expressions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of operators and expressions in C programming. No of pages : 35 Sub - Topics: - Operators - Arithmetic Operators - Precedence (Priority) and Associativity of Operators - Relational and Equality Operators - Logical Operators - Increment and Decrement Operators - Bitwise Operators - Assignment Operators - Ternary Operator ? : - Concept of Computer-Control and Flowchart - Activity Diagrams - Program Design Language (PDL) - Expressions and Statements - Data Type Enumeration Chapter 4: Control Statements Chapter Goal: To teach the use of control statements in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Types of Statements - Classification of Control Statements - Selection Statement if-else - Nested if-else Statements - else-if Ladder - Labels and goto Statement - Selection Statement switch - Iteration Statement while - Using continue Statement - Using break Statement - Beware of Infinite Loops - Iteration Statement do-while - Iteration Statement for - Nesting of Loops - Computing Area and Perimeter of Circle - Simple Programs Chapter 5: User-Defined Functions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of User-Defined Functions in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - What is this Function? - Using Function Prototype - Experimenting with Functions - Function Returning a Value - Passing Arguments by Value - A Short Introduction to Pointers - Passing the Arguments by Reference or Passing the Pointers - Chain of Function-Calls - Using return Statement - Recursion - Creating a Multi-File Program - Storage Classes - Storage Classes and Functions Chapter 6: Arrays Chapter Goal: To teach the use of arrays in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Derived Types - Welcome to Arrays - One Dimensional Arrays - One-Dimensional Array and String Constants - Bounds Checking - Passing Array to Function as Argument - Multi-Dimensional Arrays - Arrays and Memory Chapter 7: Standard Input and Output Chapter Goal: To teach how to handle input and output in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Primer - Function getchar ( ) - Function putchar ( ) - Function gets ( ) - Function puts ( ) - Function scanf ( ) for Input from Keyboard - Function printf ( ) for Output to Monitor Chapter 8: Structures and Unions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of structures and unions in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Welcome to Structures - Nesting of Structures - Array of Structures - Pointers to Strctures - Structures and Functions - Using typedef to Create Aliases for Types - Unions - Bit-Fields Chapter 9: Pointers Chapter Goal: To teach the use of pointers in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Pointers and One-Dimensional Arrays - Scaling in Pointer Arithmetic - Valid Pointer Operations - Pointers and Strings - Pointers and Two-Dimensional Arrays - Pointer to an Array - Two-Dimensional Arrays Revisited - Array of Pointers - Two-Dimensional Cha