Interacting with the System and Managing Memory
Learn how one can write programs that are able to read and write by taking inputs from the user.
Beginner
Online
2 Weeks
1,699 INR Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Interacting with the System and Managing Memory certification is a course that is the final part of the Introductory C Programming Specialization course, and is developed by Duke University but is offered by Coursera. This course is ought to provide you with programming techniques that are new, and powerful, and it will help in building interaction with the user, and system by allocating memory in a dynamic way.
Interacting with the System and Managing Memory training will provide the final certification which will allow participants to pursue a career in computational fields or software development. It will also help candidates to allow performing tasks that are really complex. At the final stage, candidates will be completing a Poker Project that will help them in their future endeavours.
The Highlights
- 100% online programme
- Beginner level course
- 10 hours of classes
- 9 subtitles available
- Self-paced learning
- Shareable certificate by Coursera
Programme Offerings
- Online Course
- Certificate upon completion
- Flexible Deadlines
- Graded Assignments
- Course in English
- 9 Subtitles Available
- Lectures
- peer reviews
- Graded Quizzes.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Duke University, DurhamCoursera |
After enrollment, the Interacting with the System and Managing Memory certification fee is zero.
Interacting with the System and Managing Memory Fee Structure
| Particulars | Fee Amount in INR |
| Interacting with the System and Managing Memory - Audit course | Free |
| Interacting with the System and Managing Memory - 1 month | Rs. 1,699/- |
| Interacting with the System and Managing Memory - 3 months | Rs. 3,499/- |
| Interacting with the System and Managing Memory - 6 months | Rs. 5,199/- |
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Any kind of prior knowledge of programming is not necessary but knowledge of any one of the languages like English, Spanish, Italian, French or German will be beneficial for the course understanding.
Certification Qualifying Details
Interacting with the System and Managing Memory certification by Coursera shall be offered once students are done with the videos, graded programming, course reading, projects, and assignments.
What you will learn
Interacting with the System and Managing Memory certification syllabus will help learners study more sophisticated uses like multidimensional arrays, and strings for pointers so that programs can be written by taking input from users. This will help in performing major complex tasks like applying in the ending part of the specialization project: a Monte Carlo simulation for poker hand capabilities calculation.
Who it is for
This course will suit only those individuals who want some programming knowledge so that they are able to write, and read codes based on users' inputs.
Admission Details
The Interacting with the System and Managing Memory admission process is:
Step 1: Get started by going to the official website: https://www.coursera.org/learn/interacting-system-managing-memory
Step 2: Find the ‘Enroll for Free’ button, next for the candidates.
Step 3: Next, if the course supports the financial aid system, candidates must apply.
Step 4: Admission gets accepted at Coursera that is for free during the 1st 7 days.
Step 5: After 7 days, to continue to be a student, they must clear the monthly fee.
Application Details
Well, there isn’t any proper application form that is offered by Coursera for the participants. But, the only requirement that has to be fulfilled on the candidate’s side is to make a Coursera account for further processing of the application.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Why We Need Interactivity and to Manage Memory
- Reading a File with fgets
- Reading a File with fgets
- Writing to a File
- Closing a File
Readings
- The Practice Programming Environment
- Introduction to the Operating System
- Errors from System Calls
- Command Line Arguments
- Complex Option Processing
- The Environment Pointer
- Process Creation
- Opening a File
- Reading a File
- Reading a File with fgets
- Reading a File with fread
- Writing to Files
- Closing Files
- Other Interactions
Assignments
- The Operating System
- Command Line Arguments and Process Creation
- Opening Files and fgetc
- Reading encryption.c
- Writing and Closing Files
Programming Assignments
- Assignment 24_read_arr3
- Assignment 25_break_encr
- Assignment 26_tests_matrix_input
- Assignment 27_matrix_input
Videos
- Simple Call to malloc
- Mechanics of free2m
- Code with a Memory Leak
- Three Common Problems When Using free
- Call to realloc
- Reading a File with getline
- Combining getline and realloc
Readings
- Motivation for Dynamic Allocation
- malloc
- Fixing initArray
- More Complex Structures
- Shallow vs. Deep Copying
- free
- Memory Leaks
- A Dynamic Memory Allocation Analogy
- Common Problems with free
- realloc
- getline
- Valgrind's Memcheck
- Uninitialized Values
- Invalid Reads and Writes
- Valgrind with GDB
- Dynamic Allocation Issues
- memcheck.h
- Other Valgrind Tools
Assignments
- malloc
- free
- realloc
- getline
- Valgrind's Memcheck
Programming Assignments
- Assignment 28_fix_vg_encr
- Assignment 29_outname
- Assignment 30_sort_lines
- Assignment 31_minesweeper
Videos
- Introduction
- Roster Planning
Readings
- Analogy to Writing
- Abstraction
- The Seven-Item Limit
- Hierarchical Abstraction
- Readability
- Function Size
- Naming
- Formatting
- Commenting and Documentation
- Team Considerations
- Git
- Past Versions
- Collaboration
- Multiple Versions of the Present
- Read More
- Problem Description
- Planning the High-Level Algorithm
- Writing and Testing read input
- Finishing the Program
- Even Larger Programs
Assignments
- Abstraction
- Readability
Programming Assignments
- Assignment 32_kvs
- Assignment 33_counts
- Assignment 34_put_together
Video
Poker Project: Final Part
Programming Assignments
- Assignment c4prj1_deck
- Assignment c4prj2_input
- Assignment c4prj3_finish
Instructors
Duke University, Durham Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Yes, Coursera gives this kind of flexibility to its enrolled candidates.
The completion certificates can be definitely shared on all professional platforms including Linkedin.
Coursera supplies a digital certificate, so one can get it printed.
It can get over within 23 hours of learning.
Any kind of travelling to any campus is not at all necessary.