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Mastering C & Data Structures: From Scratch to Advanced

Mastering C & Data Structures: From Scratch to Advanced is a complete job-ready course designed for absolute beginners.
It builds a strong foundation in C programming with clear explanations and hands-on coding.
You will learn memory management, pointers, recursion, file handling, and all major data structures.
The course includes real-world examples, problem-solving techniques, and interview-oriented practice.
By the end, you’ll confidently write optimized programs and solve DSA questions like a pro.

No prior programming knowledge is required — just a strong desire to learn and grow in programming. A laptop or desktop computer is needed for regular practice at home. Students must also have access to Google Meet and Telegram for classes and communication.

This course strengthens your programming fundamentals and problem-solving skills. A solid understanding of C and Data Structures is essential for interviews, placements, and learning advanced technologies. It prepares you for real-world coding, technical challenges, and a successful career in software development

The duration of this course would be 6 months.

The classes for this course will be held twice a week on __________ and __________ at __________. Students are requested to join on time to ensure smooth learning and active participation throughout the 6-month duration of the program.

The course fee is ₹3061

Instractor

Mr. Tamal Mandal

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Syllabus

Introduction to C Language

  • Fundamentals of Computers
  • What is Programming
  • History of C Language
  • Version History
  • How software developed in C Language
  • IDE
  • Installation of VS Code
  • using IDE
  • First Program

Basics of C Language

  • Tokens
  • white space
  • Constants
  • Variables
  • Keywords
  • Comments
  • Data Types
  • Variable Declarations
  • Output instruction in C
  • Input instruction in C
  • Operators in C

Control Statements in C Language

  • Decision Control introduction
  • if statement
  • if else statement
  • conditional operator
  • Nested if else
  • if else ladder
  • Iterative Control
  • while loop
  • do while loop
  • for loop
  • break
  • continue
  • Nested loop
  • Star Pattern Problems
  • switch case control
  • menu driven programs

Functions and Recursion

  • Function Introduction
  • Function call vs Function Definition
  • Predefined and user-defined functions
  • Flow of program containing multiple functions
  • Benefits of function
  • Ways to define a function
  • Takes nothing returns nothing
  • Take Something returns nothing
  • Takes Nothing Return Something
  • Take Something, Return Something
  • Header file and Library Files
  • Recursion
  • Recursion Tree
  • Approach to recursive solution

Arrays and String

  • Array Introduction
  • Array Declaration Rules
  • Bound Checking
  • Sorting
  • Function Call by Passing Arrays
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Multi-dimensional Arrays
  • Introduction to Strings
  • null character
  • user input
  • String Functions
  • Function Call by Passing String
  • Handling Multiple Strings

Pointer Structure and DMA

  • Introduction to Pointer
  • concept of memory address
  • referencing and dereferencing operators
  • size of pointer
  • Concept of Base Address
  • Data type of pointer
  • extended concept of pointers
  • pointer’s arithmetic
  • Call by reference
  • Pointer and arrays
  • pointer and strings
  • array of pointers
  • pointer to an array
  • wild pointer
  • NULL pointer
  • Dangling pointer
  • void pointer
  • Structure Introduction
  • Primitive and Non primitive data type
  • defining structure
  • local definition vs global definition of structure
  • declaring structure variable
  • structure variable initialization during declaration
  • structure variable initialization after declaration
  • taking input from user
  • structure array
  • function returning structure
  • function call by passing structure
  • structure pointer
  • SMA vs DMA
  • malloc function
  • calloc function
  • Type casting
  • Memory Leak
  • free function
  • realloc function

Introduction to Data Structures

  • What are Data Structures and Algorithms

  • Importance and Applications in software, competitive programming, and placements

Arrays

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Arrays (Static Array)

  2. Dynamic Arrays (Using malloc in C)

  3. Array Operations

    • Traversal, Insertion, Deletion, Updating, Searching

  4. Common Array Problems

    • Rotation

    • Element Frequency

    • Maximum/Minimum elements

Linked Lists

Types Covered:

  1. Singly Linked List

  2. Doubly Linked List

  3. Circular Linked List

  4. Circular Doubly Linked List

Topics Covered:

  • Creation, Insertion, Deletion, Traversal

  • Searching and Updating elements

  • Reverse a Linked List

Stacks

Implementation Methods:

  1. Using Array

  2. Using Linked List

Topics Covered:

  • Push, Pop, Peek, IsEmpty operations

  • Applications: Expression evaluation, Undo-Redo

Queues

Implementation Methods:

  1. Using Array

  2. Using Linked List

Other Types:

  • Deque (Double-Ended Queue)

  • pripriority queue

Applications:

  • Job scheduling, process management

Recursion

Topics Covered:

  • Understanding recursive function calls and memory (call stack)

  • Base case and recursive case

  • Practical Examples:

    • Factorial

    • Fibonacci Series

  • How recursion is used in algorithms and data structures

Trees

Types Covered:

  • Binary Search Tree (BST) – Insertion, Deletion, Traversals

  • AVL Tree – Self-balancing BST with rotations

  • Heap Tree – Min-Heap, Max-Heap

  • Huffman Coding Tree – Data Compression

Topics Covered:

  • Traversals: Inorder, Preorder, Postorder

Graphs

Topics Covered:

  1. Representation: Adjacency Matrix, Adjacency List

  2. Graph Traversals: BFS, DFS

Sorting Algorithms:

  • Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort

  • Quick Sort, Merge Sort, Heap Sort

Heap

Heaps are specialized tree-based data structures used for priority-based operations.

Types Covered:

  • Min-Heap

  • Max-Heap

Topics Covered:

  • Heap Operations: Insertion, Deletion, Heapify

  • Heap Sort

Searching Algorithms:

Linear Search, Binary Search

Hashing:

Hash tables, Collision Handling

Time Complexity & Space Complexity

1. Introduction to Complexity Analysis

  • Importance of analyzing algorithm performance

  • Measuring efficiency in terms of time and space

  • Real-world examples showing optimized vs. unoptimized code


2. Time Complexity (Big O, Big Ω, Big Θ)

  • Big O Notation: Worst-case scenario analysis

  • Big Ω Notation: Best-case scenario analysis

  • Big Θ Notation: Average-case analysis

  • Understanding how input size affects performance

Application to Data Structures & Algorithms:

  • Arrays: Searching, Insertion, Deletion

  • Linked List: Traversal, Insertion, Deletion

  • Stack/Queue: Push, Pop, Enqueue, Dequeue

  • Trees (BST, AVL): Insertion, Deletion, Search

  • Heap: Insert, Delete, Heapify

  • Sorting Algorithms: Bubble, Selection, Insertion, Quick, Merge, Heap Sort

  • Searching Algorithms: Linear, Binary

  • Graph Algorithms: BFS, DFS, Dijkstra’s


3. Space Complexity

  • Memory usage by variables, arrays, linked lists, and recursion

  • Extra memory used by dynamic allocation (malloc in C)

Types of Algorithms:

  • Brute Force
  • Divide and Conquer
  • Greedy Algorithm
  • Dynamic Programming
  • Backtracking

Key Highlights of the Course

C + DSA Questions Covered – Practice 400+ questions covering C programming fundamentals and Data Structures & Algorithms including arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, recursion, and more. Each problem is implemented practically in C language to help you build strong coding and problem-solving skills.

  • Step-by-Step Problem Solving – Learn to approach, analyze, and solve problems efficiently.

  • Placement & Interview Preparation – All questions designed to prepare students for coding interviews and competitive exams.

  • Interactive Live Classes – Doubt-solving support during and after classes.

  • Practical Assignments & Projects – Reinforce learning through real-world problems.

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