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System Development & Programming

Introduction to C Programming
C程式編寫入門

Course No. : 222-179726-02|Start Date : 13/07/2022

Admission Requirements

Participants must have basic knowledge of PC and Windows operations.
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Instructor

CUSCS Instructor

Language Used

Cantonese (supplemented with English)

Total Hours

15.0 hour(s)

Session

5

Place

Tsimshatsui Oriental Learning Centre

Start Date

13/07/2022

Schedule

Wednesday

Time

18:45 - 21:45

Tuition Fee

HK$ 1,910.00

Level

General Short Courses

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Closing Date for Application

Enrolment deadline is 10 calendar days before the course commencement date. Late enrolment will only be considered if there are still vacant places.

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Course Description
C is a powerful cross-platform, general purpose programming language and it is widely used in different platforms and operating systems. This course will teach beginners the basic programming concepts and techniques using C. Topics include:1) Basic Syntax and structure of C program; 2) Looping and branching; 3) Array and pointer; 4) Dynamic memory allocation; 5) Self-defined functions.
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