
Begin with C as a timeless foundation. Install gcc and use code blocks or VS Code to write, compile, and run hello world program with stdio.h, int main, and printf.
Explore the structure of a C program, including preprocessor directives, headers, the main function, braces, semicolons, printf, and return zero.
Declare variables and select data types in C to store numbers, decimals, and characters. Use int, float, and char and print results with printf while mapping age, height, and grade.
Explore unary, arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators in C, learn how precedence and associativity shape expressions, and practice building conditions like positive and even checks.
Learn basic input and output in C by using printf and scanf to interact with users, using format specifiers to read and display integers, floats, and chars.
Master conditional statements in C with if, else, and else if ladders to let programs decide by logic, including checks for positive/negative, even/odd, and grade assignment.
Learn the while loop in C, its entry-controlled flow, and how to use it for counting, input validation, and simple programs like printing numbers and multiplication tables.
Master the for loop in C by learning initialization, condition, and update, and see how it counts, prints numbers, and accumulates sums.
Master the do while loop in C, which runs its block once before evaluating the condition, useful for menus and input validation with scanf.
Learn how break and continue control flow in C by exiting loops and skipping iterations. Analyze practical examples using modulus to test divisibility, and apply break and continue with assignments.
“No Time?™ Be a C Programmer™” Part A Beginners C Programming
(A new approach. Learn it all in just 1h 54m. Run your first program in 15 mins.)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Dear friends,
Let me take you back to the year 1992.
One fine morning, Dr. Vijay Kumar walked into our Digital Electronics class. He was a short man with a strict mind.
He raised his hand confidently, wrote on the whiteboard:
“C Programming”
Then turned to face us and said:
“C is an ocean. Let’s begin.”
We were stunned. The room went silent. There were about 60 of us.
To be honest, it felt more like we were about to drown than learn to swim. It sounded deep, mysterious, and honestly—kind of terrifying.
IS C REALLY THAT HARD?
Years later, when I began studying C more seriously, I thought to myself:
"C is a very simple language."
"It doesn’t feel like an ocean at all!"
Learning C felt more like learning how to use tools—just like an electrician.
An electrician takes out the right tool from his toolbox and solves the problem.
Likewise, C has its own small but powerful set of tools.
Once you understand them, you keep them safely in your mental toolbox.
When you need to solve a problem by making new software, you just pick the right tool and use it.
But with time, I realized the depth and vastness of C comes from something else:
Its ability to directly interact with hardware.
From iron boxes to space shuttles, C is running silently in the background.
Even your washing machine has a chip programmed in C.
Whether you’re making a phone call, sitting at an airport, or flying in a plane,
C programs are working behind the scenes.
C can shrink or grow, depending on the task.
What seems like a small set of tools is actually powerful enough
to build very huge and stable systems.
That’s when I truly understood why my teacher said:
“C is an ocean.”
When I designed the "course image" for this program,
I drew inspiration from that vision —
"a professor standing in front of an ocean, teaching C."
WHY THIS COURSE?
Let’s be real:
● Books are very long.
● Online courses often dive too deep and lose the "over view" picture.
● And nobody seems to have time anymore.
That’s why I created this course—a focused, fast-track C programming tutorial that helps you learn the C language clearly and quickly—without wasting your time.
COURSE STRUCTURE
Name of the course
“No Time?™ Be a C Programmer™”
This course is divided into two parts:
● “No Time?™ Be a C Programmer™”-Part A Beginners C Programming (FREE) (Duration: 1 hour 54 minutes)
(A new approach. Learn it all in just 1h 54m. Run your first program in 15 mins.)
● “No Time?™ Be a C Programmer™”-Part B: Advanced C Programming (PAID)(Duration: 2 hours 43 minutes)
(A new approach. Learn it all in just 2h 43m. Do a mini project at the end.)
Each part includes 12 short and focused classes.
Each class comes with:
○ A downloadable PowerPoint file
○ An online lecture video (watchable via Udemy platform)
How Each Class Works
Each chapter includes:
*Introduction
*Theory explanation
*Code walk-through
*Practice questions + assignment
*Summary
○ Each lesson uses 5 to 7 simple slides
○ Code examples are kept short and clear
○ We end the course with a Mini Project
You’ll write your first program within 15 minutes, and complete the whole course in just a few hours.
WHAT YOU'LL GAIN
● Understand how C really works
● Think like a developer, not just a coder
● Build confidence with actual code and real logic
● Prepare for interviews and job tests
● Get a foundation that helps with C++, Java, or Python
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
● All lessons neatly structured in two parts
● Downloadable slides in PowerPoint format
● Practice questions and mini project
● Table of Contents (TOC) available in the first section of the course
● Guidance available through the Udemy Q&A section
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?
Whether you are a:
● Computer Science student
● Teacher or Educator
● Practicing Programmer
● Curious Learner
● Or a complete Beginner...
This course is for you.
It helps you understand how everyday devices work, and improves your logical thinking with simple, hands-on programming.
A PERSONAL NOTE
I believe learning should never stop because of financial difficulties. If you truly cannot afford Part B (Advanced C Programming), please message me directly here on Udemy—I’ll do my best to provide you with a free coupon.
And if you enjoy this course, I’d be deeply grateful if you could leave a positive review. It helps more students discover the course, and your constructive feedback will guide me to make it even better for future learners. Thank you for being part of this journey.
This course was built with effort, care, and love. It may not be perfect—but it is sincere.
If you have feedback or suggestions, feel free to connect through the Udemy Q&A section inside the course.
I am grateful to all the mentors and well-wishers who encouraged this journey.
And above all, I thank God.
Let’s begin.
– Saju (Yours Prof.Greenu)
COURSE CONTENT OVERVIEW
Part A – Beginners (1h 54m)
A01 – Introduction to C & Tools
A02 – Structure of a C Program
A03 – Variables and Data Types
A04 – Operators and Expressions
A05 – Input and Output in C
A06 – Conditional Statements
A07 – while Loop
A08 – for Loop
A09 – do...while Loop
A10 – break and continue
A11 – Functions in C
A12 – Function Parameters and Return Values
Part B – Advanced (2h 43m)
B01 – Variable Scope
B02 – Arrays
B03 – Strings
B04 – Pointers in C
B05 – Pointers and Arrays
B06 – Dynamic Memory Allocation
B07 – Structures and Unions
B08 – File Handling in C
B09 – Preprocessor Directives
B10 – Command Line Arguments
B11 – Bitwise Operators
B12 – Mini Project: Student Record System
ABOUT THIS COURSE-SUMMARY:
This is a fast-track C programming course for beginners and advanced learners. If you're looking to learn C programming from scratch, this course covers everything you need—from the basics of the C language to advanced topics like pointers, memory allocation, and file handling. It’s a fully hands-on C tutorial, designed for students, teachers, and professionals. Perfect for interview preparation and real-world C coding practice.
So what are you waiting for? Enroll now — the first course is absolutely free!
Let’s begin your C programming journey today.
Start coding in just 15 minutes.