Hands-on Projects
4 real-world projects — from fundamentals to a portfolio-ready capstone that proves job-ready skill.
Development
C Programming Language Course
Programming and memory fundamentals in C. Practical training in Jabalpur with certification, project work, and placement support.
Projects
4 hands-on
Duration
2 months
Enrolled
200+ enrolled
Certificate
Included
C Programming
What is the C Programming Language course?
The C Programming Language course at IMG Jabalpur is a job-oriented program for learners who want practical, guided training in C Fundamentals, Pointers, Arrays, Functions. The course combines classroom learning, assignments, and project work so you can understand the subject and show proof of skill.
C FundamentalsPointersArraysFunctionsFile HandlingMemory Management
Write production-style code with modern tools
Understand debugging, deployment, and version control
Build a portfolio-ready project or capstone
Prepare for interviews with practical assignments
Earn a course completion certificate
Get guidance from experienced trainers
What you'll build
4 portfolio-ready projects
- 1Student grade management system with file I/O and structures
- 2Inventory tracker using dynamic memory allocation and pointers
- 3Mini calculator demonstrating memory management and recursion
- 4Pattern printing and sorting algorithm implementation exercises
Curriculum
What you will learn — module by module
6 structured modules covering every concept you'll use on the job.
1
C Fundamentals
- History of C, compilation process — preprocessing, compiling, linking
- Program structure — #include, main(), return types, semicolons
- Data types — int, float, double, char, void; size of each on 32/64-bit
- Variables, constants, #define macros, const keyword
- Formatted I/O — printf, scanf, format specifiers (%d, %f, %s, %c, %p)
- Type conversion — implicit vs explicit (casting), integer promotion
2
Operators & Control Flow
- Arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise operators
- Increment/decrement (++/--), compound assignment operators
- if / else if / else, nested conditionals, switch-case with break
- Loops — for, while, do-while; break, continue, goto (and why to avoid it)
- Comma operator, ternary (?:) operator
- Common pitfalls — = vs ==, integer division, overflow
3
Arrays & Strings
- 1D arrays — declaration, initialization, indexing, traversal
- 2D arrays — row-major storage, matrix operations
- Strings — char arrays, null terminator '\0', string literals
- String functions — strlen, strcpy, strcat, strcmp, strstr, strtok
- Passing arrays to functions — array decay to pointer
- Character classification — isalpha, isdigit, toupper, tolower
4
Functions & Recursion
- Function declaration, definition, and calling conventions
- Call by value vs call by reference (using pointers)
- Return types, multiple return values via pointers
- Scope — local, global, static local variables
- Recursion — base case, recursive case; factorial, Fibonacci, Tower of Hanoi
- Function pointers — declaring, assigning, calling, callbacks
5
Pointers & Memory Management
- Pointer basics — & address-of, * dereference, NULL pointer
- Pointer arithmetic — incrementing, difference, array traversal via pointer
- Pointers and arrays — relationship, pointer to array, array of pointers
- Double pointers — pointer to pointer, argv pattern
- Dynamic memory — malloc, calloc, realloc, free, memory leaks
- Common bugs — dangling pointers, buffer overflow, double free
6
Structures & File Handling
- Structures — declaration, member access (. and ->), nested structs
- Arrays of structures — student records, employee databases
- Unions — memory sharing, use cases in embedded/system programming
- Enumerations — enum declaration, assigned values, typedef
- File I/O — fopen (r, w, a, rb, wb), fclose, feof, ferror
- Text and binary files — fprintf, fscanf, fread, fwrite, fseek, ftell
Career Paths
Roles you can target after this course
From your first job to senior positions — see where this course takes your career.
Fresher Roles
0 – 2 years experience
- Embedded Systems Trainee
- Firmware Engineer Trainee
- Junior C Developer
- Systems Programmer (Entry Level)
- IoT Developer Trainee
- Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) Developer Trainee
Mid-Level Roles
3 – 5+ years experience
- Embedded Systems Engineer
- Firmware Developer
- Systems Programmer
- IoT Engineer
- Device Driver Developer
- RTOS Engineer
Program Details
Everything included in the program
Structured Learning
Step-by-step modules designed for beginners through advanced learners. No prior experience needed.
Certification
Students receive a completion certificate. Select programs also prepare for industry-recognized exams.
Placement Support
Resume review, mock interviews, project mentoring and placement assistance to get you hired.
A little clarity
C Programming Language FAQs
What projects will I build in the C Programming Language course?
You will build 4 hands-on projects including: Student grade management system with file I/O and structures; Inventory tracker using dynamic memory allocation and pointers; and more. Each project is designed to demonstrate job-ready skills.
How long is the C Programming Language course?
The C Programming Language course duration is 2 months. The program includes guided training, practical exercises, and project work.
What will I learn in the C Programming Language course?
You will learn C Fundamentals, Pointers, Arrays, Functions, File Handling, Memory Management and related practical skills through hands-on assignments and guided projects.
Is the C Programming Language course beginner friendly?
Yes. IMG courses are designed to start with fundamentals and progress into job-ready practical work, so beginners and career-switchers can join.
Does IMG provide placement support after this course?
Yes. IMG provides placement assistance, resume support, interview preparation, and project guidance to help students become job-ready.
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