CS-UY 2163 Introduction to Programming in C

3 Credits

This course covers programming in C. Topics: The syntax, variables, expressions, working environment, printf and scanf. Function calls and returns. Branching and looping. Relational operators. Bit-wise operators. Boolean expressions. Recursion. Pointers. Data structures: Arrays, structs, lists, stacks, trees, queues. String processing. Low level memory management, dynamic memory allocation. The preprocessor. File processing : fprintf, fscanf, fseek, sscanf. Concurrency, fork, pipe, signal.

Prerequisite(s): (CS-UY 1114 or CS-UY 1133) and ECE majors or department permission.
Note: For CS majors and CS minors, this course does not count as a CS elective.

Weekly Lecture Hours: 3