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    CSE101:COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

    L:3 T:0 P:0 Credits:3

    Course Outcomes: Through this course students should be able to

    • Apply the imparted knowledge to make reliable error free programs

    • Design and formulate procedures which will lay the foundation for real world problem
    solving

    • Interpret the programs written by fellow developers for the purposes of modification or
    updation

    • Evaluate their own programs or the programs written by fellow developers in terms of
    most relevant and effective approaches

    Unit I
    Introduction to computer organization, Evolution of Operating Systems,
    Data types and Operators : Introduction to computer organization, Evolution of
    Operating Systems, Program development in C, structured programming including
    algorithm and flow chart, The C character set, Identifiers and keywords, Data types,
    Constants and variables, Expressions, Arithmetic operators, Unary, Relational,
    Logical, Assignment and Conditional operator, Bitwise operators, The C standard
    library
    Unit II
    Control structures and User defined functions : If, If else, Switch case
    statements, While, For, Do-while loops, Break and continue statements, Goto,
    Return, Type conversion and type modifiers, Designing structured programs in C, Top
    down design and stepwise refinement, Formatted and unformatted Input/Output
    functions like printf(), Scanf(), Puts(), Gets() etc, Function prototypes, Function
    definition, Function call including passing arguments by value and passing arguments
    by reference, Math library functions, Recursive functions
    Unit III
    Storage classes and Arrays : Scope rules (local and global scope), Storage classes
    in C namely auto, Extern, Register, Static storage classes, Declaring and initializing
    arrays in C, Defining and processing 1D and 2D arrays, Array applications, Passing
    arrays to functions, Searching including linear and binary search methods, Sorting of
    array using bubble sort
    Unit IV
    Strings and Pointers in C : Defining and initializing strings, Reading and writing a
    string, Processing of string, Character arithmetic, String manipulation functions and
    library functions of string, Pointer declaration and initialization, Types of pointers -
    dangling , wild, null, generic (void), Pointer expressions and arithmetic, Pointer
    operators, Operations on pointers, Passing pointer to a function, Pointer and one
    dimensional array, Pointer to a group of one dimensional arrays, Array of pointers
    Unit V
    Derived types including structures and unions : Declaration of a structure,
    Definition and initialization of structures, Accessing structures, Structures and
    pointers, Nested structures, Declaration of a union, Definition and initialization of
    unions
    Unit VI
    Dynamic memory management and Introduction to File Handling : Dynamic
    memory management functions (malloc, Calloc, Realloc and Free), Memory leak, The
    FILE structure, Categories of files, Text and binary files, Reading, Writing and
    Appending files

    Text Books:

    1. PROGRAMMING IN C by ASHOK N. KAMTHANE, PEARSON

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    References:

    1. PROGRAMMING WITH C by BYRON GOTTFRIED, MCGRAW HILL EDUCATION

    2. PROGRAMMING IN ANSI C by E. BALAGURUSAMY, MCGRAW HILL EDUCATION

    3. THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE by B. W. KERNIGHAN AND D.M. RITCHIE,


    PRENTICE HALL

    4. C HOW TO PROGRAM by PAUL DEITEL AND HARVEY DEITEL, PRENTICE HALL

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