With an emphasis on the syntax, semantics, and structure of the C language, the C programming course provides a fundamental foundation in computer programming. Students acquire the essential ideas of programming, including variables, data types, control structures, functions, and pointers, through a combination of academic knowledge and practical coding tasks. The focus is on developing students' problem-solving abilities and algorithmic thinking, which will enable them to effectively handle real-world programming issues. In addition, the course often covers file handling, memory management, and debugging strategies, giving students a thorough knowledge of C programming concepts. Students graduate from the course with the ability to construct reliable and effective C programs, providing a strong foundation for future research into computer science and software development.