These common courses are foundational to all engineering degrees and required for ABET degree accreditation. This standard course work also allows first-year students the opportunity to explore degree options without getting behind. A typical fall and spring semester contain 15 to 17 credit hours and include the classes below.
For information on future semesters, see specific requirements for degrees and programs. Get started today! In this C project, users can save the contact and can also edit and delete it. It's like a phone book application. File handling is used to store the data. It also uses data structure to save the contacts etc.
The Library Management system is a basic C project. You can save the name of the student with the date of issue and author of the book. It also provides a facility to allocate no. Of the books that students can issue. This is a simple snake game. GOTO function is used for movements of a snake. You can save gaming score with file handling concept.
In this C project, you will learn to create a system that can reserve seats. It will also help to find the availability of seats and find the booking information too. It is one of the most popular and useful c projects where file handling is used to store the data. The customer billing system is especially useful for cafes, stores and malls. You can keep a record of the customer name, amount due, the amount paid, mobile number with purchased items.
This C project is the same as a customer management system. You can save the information of patients, disease-related information with appointment time etc. It is a very simple project based on file handling for storing the data. The beginner C project is especially for cyber cafes and computer centres.
It helps to provide access to the user such as login etc. There are two parts of the project I. The content of a course or program may be altered to meet particular class needs.
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