Practical C Programming: Building Larger Projects with Git

Developing real-world applications in C requires more than simple syntax knowledge—it demands clean project structure, safe memory management, and effective version tracking. This course guides you through the process of building scalable, multi-file C programs from the ground up while maintaining clean source control. You will start by mastering foundational concepts in C memory management, header organization, and compilation workflows before advancing to multi-file software architecture. What you'll learn: - Understand core C concepts, structural patterns, and memory allocation mechanisms - Organize code logically into modular source files and header declarations - Build complex programs through structured, incremental code iterations - Use Git to track project changes, create branches, and maintain revision history - Apply basic code hygiene and memory safety practices to prevent runtime errors - Manage builds cleanly using organized compilation structures Through clear written explanations and practical code examples, you will learn how to design, write, and refine a non-trivial C application step by step. Designed for beginners who know basic C syntax and want to take the next step into real project development. Start reading today to build well-structured C applications with confidence.