Use logical conditions to control the flow of a program via branch statements (if-else), repetition (for/while loop) and nesting of these structures

Create and modify arrays to store integer and floating point numbers and explain how arrays are organized in memory

Create null-terminated arrays of characters to store and modify strings (of characters)

Sort and search arrays of numbers and characters using bubble sort, selection sort, linear search and bisection

Break acomplex programming task into a number of functions to which you pass arguments

Recall how computer memory is organized to store variables and arrays

Find the address of a variable

Perform simple pointer arithmetic

Visualize the concept of a pointer and use it to pass variables to functions by reference in order to modify them via the function

Apply pointer arithmetic in order to address elements of both one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays

Use arrays of strings to store lists of strings in one array variable

Control memory usage by dynamically allocating and freeing memory at runtime

Define new data types (structures) to store multiple data items in one variable and create, initialize and modify variables of these new types

Find and explain the memory usage of a structure and use pointers to structures

Create linked lists of structures with dynamic memory allocation at runtime

Sort or search lined lists of structures

Use basic commands to control the Linux Operating System

Navigate and manipulate the Linux Filesystem using the command line interface

Manage the memory and processes running on Linux.

Compile and execute a C program in Linux

Use external libraries

Build an application from multiple source files

Automate the building process using makefiles

Pass and use arguments to the main function. Read from and write to files in C