1.What is programming and why it’s essential.

2.Overview of algorithms and problem-solving approaches.

1.Setting Up the Environment:

2.Installing a C compiler and a simple code editor.

3.Writing and running a basic “Hello, World!” program

1.Basic syntax: variables, constants, data types, comments and operators.

2.Input and output: using printf and scanf functions for basic interactions.

1.Decision Making in C:

2.Using if statements for simple decision-making.

3.Introduction to logical operators (&&, ||, !).

4.Switch Case statement usage.

1.Implementing loops (for, while, do-while) for repetitive tasks.

2.Break/Continue use case.

3.Simple patterns and shapes using loops

1.Creating and using functions in C.

2.Understanding function parameters and return values.

1.Creating and using Structures using struct in C.

2.Access, Modify and Copy Structure Members

1.Declaring, initializing, and accessing elements in arrays.

2.Basic array operations: finding the sum, average, and maximum element.

1.Introduction to character arrays and strings in C.

2.Using string functions for basic manipulations.

1.Introduction to pointers: memory addresses and referencing.

2.Simple pointer operations and basic applications.

1.Introduction to enum in C

2.Practical usage and advantages of using enum.

1.Similarities and differences between C and C++.

2.Classes and objects: defining classes and creating objects in C++.

1.Working with arrays, vectors, and strings in C++.

2.Introduction to standard template library (STL) containers.

1.Inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation in C++.

2.Operator overloading and function overloading.

1.File Handling in C and C++:

2.Reading from and writing to files in C and C++.

3.File streams and file manipulation functions.

1.Simple Console Applications:

2.Building basic applications like calculators, simple games, or to-do lists in both C and C++.

3.Encouraging problem-solving through programming exercises.

4.Exercises and Mini Projects: