Explore computer architecture and low-level programming through a comprehensive 10-hour course on the classic version of C programming, based on the influential 1978 book by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie. Gain insights into how C laid the foundation for modern programming languages under the guidance of Dr. Charles Severance, a renowned University of Michigan professor. Delve into topics such as types, operators, expressions, control flow, functions, program structure, pointers, arrays, structures, input/output, and the UNIX system interface. Access additional resources, including an online C programming book and supplementary materials, to enhance your learning experience. Note that prior programming experience is recommended, with Dr. Chuck's Python for Everybody course suggested as a prerequisite.
Overview
Syllabus
) Course Intro.
) Chapter 0: Introduction.
) Chapter 1: A Tutorial Introduction.
) Chapter 2: Types, Operators, and Expressions.
) Chapter 3: Control Flow.
) Chapter 4: Functions and Program Structure.
) Chapter 5: Pointers and Arrays.
) Chapter 6: Structures.
) Chapter 7: Input and Output.
) Chapter 8: The UNIX System Interface.
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