C & C++ Programming — From Basics to Systems
Learn C for low-level foundations and C++ for modern object-oriented design. Hands-on labs, memory and pointer mastery, data structures, and interview-oriented projects — built for beginners and aspiring system developers.
Why Choose This C & C++ Course
A focused curriculum that builds strong programming fundamentals, moves into memory and pointers, and then to C++ OOP patterns and practical projects used in industry.
Start with C basics — compilation, linking, and console I/O to build confidence in low-level programming.
Hands-on pointer practice, dynamic allocation, and debugging memory issues to avoid common pitfalls.
Trainers with systems & embedded experience who give real-world perspective and code reviews.
Mini-games, CLI utilities, and small system tools to practice and show in your portfolio.
Upon project submission and evaluation, receive a completion certificate to showcase.
Mock interviews, resume reviews, and employer referrals for eligible students.
Benefits — Master C & C++
The course is tailored to give you practical skills employers look for: strong fundamentals, memory control, OOP, and project experience.
Problem Solving & Algorithms
Sharpen algorithmic thinking using C/C++ and solve typical interview-style problems with efficiency.
Memory Safety & Debugging
Learn tools & techniques (valgrind, gdb basics) to find and fix memory and runtime errors.
OOP & Modern C++ Practices
Implement RAII, smart pointers, and idiomatic C++ (modern features) for maintainable code.
Career-Ready Work
Build projects and a portfolio that help with job applications and interviews.
What You’ll Learn — Curriculum Overview
A progressive 10-module curriculum from fundamentals to advanced topics with practical labs and a capstone project.
Module 1 — Getting Started with C
- Install GCC/Clang & IDEs (VS Code, Code::Blocks)
- Source files, headers, compilation and linking
- Console I/O, variables, arithmetic operations
Module 2 — Control Flow & Functions
- if/else, switch, nested conditions
- for, while, do-while loops
- Functions, call by value, recursion basics
Module 3 — Arrays & Strings
- Static arrays, string handling, strcpy/strcmp
- Simple search and sort algorithms
Module 4 — Pointers & Memory
- Pointers, addresses, dereference, pointer arithmetic
- Dynamic allocation: malloc/free, new/delete (C++)
- Common mistakes and debugging memory errors
Module 5 — Data Structures (Basics)
- Linked lists, stacks, queues (implement from scratch)
- Practice problems and mini-project tasks
Module 6 — Intro to C++ & OOP
- Classes, objects, constructors & destructors
- Encapsulation, access specifiers (public/private)
- Overloading functions and operators (basic)
Module 7 — Advanced OOP & Modern C++
- Inheritance, polymorphism, virtual functions
- Smart pointers (unique_ptr / shared_ptr) & RAII
- Templates and basic generic programming
Module 8 — File I/O & Persistence
- ifstream/ofstream basics, reading/writing text and binary files
- Simple serialization & small DB-like storage
Module 9 — Mini Projects
- Student/Employee management CLI app
- Text-based mini-game or scheduler using data structures
- Code review, refactor and optimization
Module 10 — Interview Prep & Next Steps
- Common DSA problems, time-space complexity, optimizations
- Paths: embedded systems, system programming, game dev
- How to continue learning (resources & roadmap)
Jobs You Can Get
C & C++ skills open doors in systems, embedded, games, and performance-critical roles.
Features & Faculty
Practical learning with mentor-led reviews and graded projects.
Hands-on Labs
Every module includes lab exercises and a short graded assignment to reinforce learning.
Mentor Support
Live doubt-clearing sessions and one-to-one code guidance.
Project Assessment
Faculty evaluate project submissions with written feedback and improvement suggestions.
Industry-Led Curriculum
Designed with input from practicing engineers to focus on what employers want.
Our Achievements
Real outcomes from past batches and student projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions students ask about the course, schedule, and outcomes.
Do I need prior programming experience?
No — the course starts with basics of C and progresses to C++ OOP. Prior experience helps but isn't required.
What is the course duration?
Typically 1.5 to 3 months depending on batch type (weekend / weekday / bootcamp). Project timelines vary accordingly.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes — a verified completion certificate is issued after project submission and evaluation.
Is placement support provided?
Yes — resume reviews, mock interviews and employer referrals for eligible students are provided by our placement team.
Are classes live or recorded?
We offer live interactive classes with recordings available for revision to enrolled students.
What tools & environment do I need?
A decent laptop, GCC/Clang or Visual Studio/Code setup, and internet access for live sessions. Specific setup instructions are shared on enrollment.
How are projects graded?
Projects are evaluated on functionality, code quality, and adherence to requirements; feedback is provided with improvement suggestions.
Ready to start?
Choose a batch that suits your timing — weekend or weekday. Contact the admissions team via your usual channels to secure a seat.