Course description. The C programming language is used to develop good programming techniques. Topics covered include: C program form, language statements, pseudo-code algorithmic representation, numeric data types, flow of control with selection and repetition, standard C libraries, functions and call modes, arrays, pointers, sorting, matrix operations, character and string data types, dynamic storage, structures and linked lists, file I/O.

Contact information. kosta[at]scs.ryerson[dot]ca

Office. Engineering and Computing Building (ENG), room 265

Office hours. Fridays 1pm - 2pm

Lectures. Below is the tentative schedule of topics.  Links to slides will be made available after each lecture.

LESSON #	TOPIC	SLIDES ALL SECTIONS	SLIDES SECTIONS 1 TO 3
0	Introduction		PDF MOV
1	Introduction and Data Representations	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV
2	Introduction to C	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV
3	Variables, Pointers, Arithmetic and I/O Redirection	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV
4	Mathematical Functions, Conditional Expressions,   Branching Control Structures and Switch Statement	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV
5	Loops	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 1 - Review PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV Part 2 - Review PDF MOV
6	Functions	PDF PPT	PDF MOV
7	Functions and Recursion	PDF PPT	PDF MOV
8	Arrays	PDF PPT	Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV
9	2D Arrays	PDF PPT	PDF MOV Review PDF MOV
10	Structures	PDF PPT	PDF MOV
11	Linked lists	PDF PPT	PDF MOV Review PDF MOV
12	Command Line Arguments	PDF PPT	PDF MOV
13	Final Review		Part 1 PDF MOV Part 2 PDF MOV Part 3 PDF MOV

Online viewing. The MOV video files contain the lecture slides with manual advance enabled. For Mac users, this functionality is no longer available in the default Quicktime player on OS X Mavericks and later. To view the videos with manual advance, use Apple's Quicktime Player 7. For Windows users, use Apple's Quicktime Player for Windows to advance the slides manually.  Note that some videos contain audio.  To hear the audio portion of the MOV files you may have to download the video to your local machine; audio support seems to be problematic in Google Drive for Education.