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C & C++ Programming
Develop procedural and object-oriented programming through C, C++, pointers, files, OOP, and practical mini projects.
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EligibilityClass 12
LevelClass 12 Syllabus
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About This Course
C & C++ Programming follows the brochure syllabus prepared for Class 12 learners. Its purpose is to build programming logic while introducing both procedural and object-oriented approaches. Students begin with the basics of programming, C and C++, program structure, compilation, and execution. They then work through variables, constants, data types, operators, conditional statements, loops, functions, call by value, call by reference, and recursion. Arrays, multidimensional arrays, strings, and string functions develop data-handling ability. The C-focused pointer module covers pointer basics, arithmetic, and use with arrays and functions, followed by structures, unions, and file handling. The C++ section introduces classes, objects, constructors, destructors, inheritance, and basic polymorphism. Mini projects include a Student Management System, Library System, Simple Calculator, and file-based record system. The brochure emphasises logic building, daily coding practice, weekly assignments and tests, and real-world examples. The stated outcome is the ability to understand procedural and object-oriented concepts and build basic applications in C and C++.
What You’ll Learn
Understand the structure, compilation, and execution of C/C++ programs
Use variables, constants, data types, and operators
Write conditions and loops with appropriate control statements
Create functions using value and reference calls
Apply recursion basics
Work with arrays, multidimensional arrays, and strings
Use pointers with arithmetic, arrays, and functions
Use structures, unions, and file handling in C
Apply classes, objects, inheritance, and basic polymorphism in C++
Build the listed mini projects and strengthen programming logic
Module 1: Introduction to Programming
- Basics of programming
- Introduction to C and C++
- Structure of a C/C++ program
- Compilation and execution
Module 2: Data Types & Operators
- Variables and constants
- Data types (int, float, char, etc.)
- Operators (arithmetic, relational, logical)
Module 3: Control Structures
- if
- if-else
- switch
- for loop
- while loop
- do-while
- break
- continue
Module 4: Functions
- Function declaration and definition
- Call by value and call by reference
- Recursion basics
Module 5: Arrays & Strings
- One-dimensional arrays
- Multi-dimensional arrays
- Strings and string functions
Module 6: Pointers (C Focus)
- Pointer basics
- Pointer arithmetic
- Pointers with arrays and functions
Module 7: Structures & File Handling
- Structures and unions
- File handling in C
Module 8: Object-Oriented Programming (C++)
- Classes and objects
- Constructors and destructors
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism basics
Module 9: Mini Projects
- Student Management System
- Library System
- Simple Calculator
- File-based record system
Teaching Guidelines
- Focus on logic building
- Practice coding daily
- Weekly assignments and tests
- Real-world examples
Course Outcome
- Students will understand procedural and object-oriented programming concepts and be able to build basic applications using C and C++.
Understand the structure, compilation, and execution of C/C++ programs
Use variables, constants, data types, and operators
Write conditions and loops with appropriate control statements
Create functions using value and reference calls
Apply recursion basics
Work with arrays, multidimensional arrays, and strings
Use pointers with arithmetic, arrays, and functions
Use structures, unions, and file handling in C
Apply classes, objects, inheritance, and basic polymorphism in C++
Build the listed mini projects and strengthen programming logic
The brochure presents this as a syllabus for Class 12.
The brochure does not publish a duration for C & C++ Programming. Confirm the current schedule with the institute.
The brochure does not state certificate terms for this syllabus. Confirm current certification details with the institute.
Yes. The teaching guidelines require daily coding practice, weekly assignments and tests, logic building, and real-world examples.
The brochure specifies C and C++. It does not name a particular IDE or compiler.
Yes. The listed mini projects are Student Management System, Library System, Simple Calculator, and a file-based record system.
The brochure does not specify whether this course is delivered offline, online, or in a blended format. Confirm the current mode and batch schedule with the institute.
The brochure does not publish course fees or guarantee placement. Please confirm the current fee, support options, and admission terms directly with Quantum Skill Institute.