LFU:online

The Bridge Course C gives students the possibility to recap their knowledge about the programming language C and freshmen the opportunity to learn the most important aspects of C from scratch during one week. Additional practical skills will be established that should help participants to create and debug complex programs. Therefore, this course is a good preparation for modules which require basic knowledge about C.

Successfully participating in this course should give students the ability to:

• perform Shell and Linux commands, needed for creating programs.
• program simple and advanced C code.
• extend their programming skills based on the diverse topics introduced in this course.
• utilize modular programming.
• work with integrated development environments as well as CMakeFiles.
• analyze and locate memory leaks.
• writing simple multiprocess programs.

• Linux and Shell
• Integrated Development Environments
• Variables, Datatypes and Typedefs
• Program Flow Control and Preprocessor Directives
• Functions and Printing
• Arrays and Pointers
• Debugging in Integrated Development Environments
• Dynamic Memory Management and Valgrind
• Structs and Modular Programming
• Multi-Process Programming in C

Lectures, discussions, theoretical and practical exercises on the computer.

Attendance, active participation and graded exercise.

Will be discussed in the first lesson.

Online-registration required.