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Software Programming Fundamentals
Duration: 540 hours + 5 days Project
Eligibility: Pass in 12 th standard or equivalent
Program Structure
Module 1: C Programming
(144 hours + 4 days for Project)
Number System
Data Types Part 1
I/O Functions
Conditional Execution
Structure & Nesting
Functions & Prototypes
Data Types Part 2
Arrays
Pointers
C Pre-Processor & Compilation
Scope & Dynamic Memory
Other Data Types
Extensive Programming Practice
Project Work on C Programming
Module Assessment Test:
The result is calculated as collective score of the test and Project Work Score
Module 2: Data Structures & Algorithms
(216 hours training)
Arrays
Problems on Arrays
Linked List
Problems based on Linked List
Stacks
Problems based on Stacks
Queues
Problems based on Queues
Graphs
Problems based on Graphs
Introduction to Algorithms
Searching
Sorting
Greedy
Dynamic
Extensive Programming Practice based on Company Interview Problems
Module Assessment Test:
The result is calculated as the collective score of the test and various internal assessment procedures.
Module 3: Operating System
(180 hours + 7 hours Project)
Overview of Operating Systems and Functionalities
Characteristics of OS
Hardware concepts related to OS
CPU states
I/O Channels
Memory Hierarchy
Microprogramming
The Concept of a Process
Operations on Processes
Process states and Concurrent Processes
Process Control Block and Process Context
UNIX Process Control and Management
PCB, Signals, Forks and Pipes
Interrupt Processing
Operating System Organisation
OS Kernel FLIH
Dispatcher
Job and Process Scheduling
Scheduling Algorithms
Process Hierarchies
Problems of Concurrent Processes
Critical Sections, Mutual Exclusions, Synchronization and Deadlock
Mutual Exclusion
Process Co-operation
Producer and Consumer Processes
Semaphores
Use of Semaphores to implement mutex (mutual exclusion object)
Process Synchronization
Implementation of Semaphores
Critical Regions
Conditional Critical Regions
Monitors and Ada Tasks
Inter process communication (IPC)
Message Passing – Direct and Indirect
Deadlock
Memory Organisation and Management
Storage Allocation
Virtual Memory Concepts, Paging and Segmentation
Address Mapping
Virtual Storage Management
Page Replacement Strategies
File Organisation: Blocking and Buffering
File Descriptor and Directory Structure
File and Directory Structures, Blocks and Fragments
Directory Tree, inodes (index nodes), File Descriptors and UNIX File Structure
Project Work (PW): Develop an OS in class – 7hrs