Welcome to the final module of the C Programming Course! In this module, you will apply the knowledge and skills you have acquired throughout the course to complete a comprehensive project. This project will help you consolidate your learning and demonstrate your proficiency in C programming.

The main objectives of the project are:

1. Apply Core Concepts: Utilize the fundamental concepts of C programming, including data types, control flow, functions, arrays, pointers, and structures.
2. Problem-Solving: Develop problem-solving skills by designing and implementing a solution to a real-world problem.
3. Code Quality: Write clean, readable, and well-documented code.
4. Debugging and Testing: Practice debugging techniques and ensure your code is robust and error-free.
5. Project Management: Manage a project from start to finish, including planning, implementation, and testing.

Your project should meet the following requirements:

• Title: Choose a descriptive title for your project.
• Description: Provide a brief description of the problem your project aims to solve.
• Objectives: List the main objectives of your project.
• Scope: Define the scope of your project, including the features you plan to implement.

• Flowchart/Diagram: Create a flowchart or diagram to outline the structure and flow of your program.
• Pseudocode: Write pseudocode for the main components of your program to plan the logic before implementation.
• Timeline: Develop a timeline for your project, breaking it down into manageable tasks with estimated completion times.

• Code Structure: Organize your code into functions and modules for better readability and maintainability.
• Documentation: Include comments and documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of your code.
• Error Handling: Implement error handling to manage unexpected inputs or conditions gracefully.

• Test Cases: Develop a set of test cases to verify the correctness of your program.
• Debugging: Use debugging techniques to identify and fix any issues in your code.
• Validation: Ensure your program meets the project requirements and objectives.

• Introduction: Provide an introduction to your project, including the problem statement and objectives.
• Design: Describe the design and planning process, including flowcharts, diagrams, and pseudocode.
• Implementation: Explain the implementation process, including code structure and key functions.
• Testing: Document the testing process, including test cases and results.
• Conclusion: Summarize the project, highlighting the main achievements and any challenges faced.

Here are some example project ideas to get you started:

• Description: Develop a system to manage a library's book inventory, including adding, removing, and searching for books.
• Features: User authentication, book borrowing and returning, overdue notifications.

• Description: Create a system to manage student grades, including adding, updating, and calculating grades.
• Features: Grade calculation, GPA calculation, student performance reports.

• Description: Build a basic banking system to manage customer accounts, including deposits, withdrawals, and balance inquiries.
• Features: Account creation, transaction history, fund transfers.

• Description: Implement a classic Tic-Tac-Toe game with a graphical user interface.
• Features: Two-player mode, game state management, win/loss detection.

• Code: Submit your complete source code, organized into appropriate files and directories.
• Documentation: Include a README file with instructions on how to compile and run your program.
• Report: Submit a final report in PDF format, following the structure outlined in the "Final Report" section.

Your project will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Functionality: Does the program meet the project requirements and objectives?
• Code Quality: Is the code well-organized, readable, and well-documented?
• Error Handling: Does the program handle errors and unexpected inputs gracefully?
• Testing: Has the program been thoroughly tested, and are the test results documented?
• Report: Is the final report comprehensive and well-structured?

Completing this project will be a significant milestone in your journey as a C programmer. It will provide you with practical experience in designing, implementing, and testing a complete program. Good luck, and we look forward to seeing your innovative solutions!