Language: Constants and variables. Assignment and arithmetic expressions. Logical expressions and control statements, loops, array, input and output statements (with I, F and E formats), function subprogram, subroutine.
Numerical analysis: Computer arithmetic and errors in floating point representation of numbers, different numerical methods for the following problems: (Group-A)
- Sorting: arranging in ascending/descending order.
- Read N numbers ,find their mean, median, mode.
- Find whether a number is prime, factorize a number.
- Solution of a quadratic equation with real / complex roots.
- Sum of different types of series term by term with a specified accuracy.
- Simple matrix operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, transpose).
(Group-B)
- Solution of simultaneous linear equations by Gauss-Siedel method.
- Least square fit of a given set of data to a straight line, application to exponential ( y=ae^x) and power ( y=ax^b) laws.
- Finding zeroes of a given function by the method of bisection and Newton-Raphson.
- Interpolation by Lagrange's method.
- Integration by trapezoidal and Simpson's rule.

Question Set for a few years.
Download DevC++ from here.
You can make an infinite loop with for(;;) or while(1) loop.
If given Linux (OS), then you have to manually compile and execute the codes. (a) compile : "gcc program.c -lm -o wxyz" [gcc is the compiler that will compile program.c, by linking math library (-lm), to produce an executable of your choice "wxyz"], (b) execute : ./wxyz.
- If you skip "-o wxyz" part, then default executable generated after compilation will be "a.out". Then you have to do ./a.out for execution.
(Outside the course) If you seek next level of computing: Try solving Diffusion Process.