C Programming & DSA Foundations
A first-year-friendly project track covering C from scratch — control flow, pointers and memory, structs and files — through core data structures, sorting, and a documented console mini-project.
A real sequence, not a playlist
Six numbered weeks. Every week ends in a deliverable a reviewer actually checks — plan roughly twenty focused hours per week.
Course workspace: 23 lessons · 11 reads · 6 checkpoints · 6 reviewed builds
- 01~20h effort
Week 1 · Toolchain & C Basics
- —GCC compile-run-debug cycle and compiler warnings
- —Variables, loops, functions, and input validation
- —Testing edge cases from day one
Deliverable: Five compiled console programs with input validation
- 02~20h effort
Week 2 · Pointers, Memory & Structs
- —Pointers, arrays vs pointers, malloc and free discipline
- —Structs for real records and file persistence
- —Reading compiler and sanitizer output without fear
Deliverable: Record manager with file persistence and no leaks
- 03~20h effort
Week 3 · Linear Structures & Complexity
- —Stacks, queues, and linked lists from scratch
- —Big-O notation read as engineering budgets
- —Choosing the right structure for the access pattern
Deliverable: Linked-list library with complexity notes
- 04~20h effort
Week 4 · Trees, Hashing & Sorting
- —Binary search trees and hash-table intuition
- —Recursion discipline and comparison sorts
- —Timing experiments instead of guessing performance
Deliverable: Sort comparison report with timings
- 05~20h effort
Week 5 · Mini Project & Debugging
- —Debugger workflow: breakpoints, watches, and crashes
- —Test logs and documentation a junior can follow
- —Code review against a style checklist
Deliverable: Console mini-project with test log
- 06~20h effort
Week 6 · Final Project Review
- —Project reflection on memory and structure choices
- —Completion review against the published rubric
- —Training-completion record when requirements are met
Deliverable: Final project submission
What you actually build
No copy-paste tutorials or toy repos. Every enrolled student submits a production-grade portfolio project evaluated against an industry rubric.
Console Record System & DSA Benchmark Suite
C engineering file: file-backed record manager with zero-leak discipline, a from-scratch linked-structure library, a timed sort comparison, and a documented mini-project with test log.
Portfolio Deliverables Checked by Reviewers
Checked by named reviewers
Reviewers are named at cohort start and published with the batch. They check every submission against the rubric — passing names appear on the certificate.
- Every submission checked against a published academic and technical rubric
- One fair remediation attempt if a deliverable falls short of acceptance threshold
- No certificate without passing code checks — payment never substitutes genuine review
- Cryptographic verification QR permanently linked to your individual submission records
Where B.Tech All / BCA / B.Sc students take this track
Matched by branch against the BEU college directory — not an affiliation claim. Academic credit is decided by each college's T&P cell, so ask your HoD to review the syllabus before you enrol.