Live online C coding classes for kids

Class 1: Smart Welcome Board – I’ll help you create a program that prints a clean welcome board for a school or shop. You’ll store names, titles, and messages using variables and constants and display them neatly with formatting so it looks professional, not messy.
concepts: output statements, variables, constants, data-types, formatting.

Class 2: Virtual text assistant – We’ll build a program that asks the user for their name and age, converts data types when needed, and displays the result in multiple styles like uppercase, sentence format, and friendly messages.
concepts: type conversion, strings, user input, formatted output.

Class 3: Marks Analyzer – I’ll guide you to store marks of multiple students in arrays and calculate totals, averages, highest, and lowest scores. This feels like building a real report analyzer.
concepts: arrays, loops, basic logic, aggregation.

Class 4: Smart Voting Checker – We’ll create a program that checks eligibility using age, rules, and quick decisions using smart operators, just like real systems do.
concepts: arithmetic operators, comparison operators, unary and ternary operators.

Class 5: School Rule Engine – I’ll help you design a system that checks multiple conditions together, like attendance, marks and behaviour, before allowing rewards.
concepts: logical operators, assignment operators, compound conditions.

Class 6: Digital Menu Machine – We’ll build a menu-driven program where users select options repeatedly, switch between choices, and perform actions without restarting the program.
concepts: if-else, if-else ladder, switch-case.

Class 7: Password Retry System – I’ll show you how to allow users multiple attempts using loops and stop them safely when limits are reached.
concepts: while loop, do-while loop, counters, validation.

Class 8: Multiplication Table Generator – We’ll generate full tables, ranges, and patterns neatly using loops, making output structured and readable.
concepts: for loop, nested loops.

Class 9: Memory Explorer – I’ll help you visualize how values live in memory, how pointers store addresses, and how changing one affects the other safely.
concepts: pointers, memory addresses, dereferencing.

Class 10: School Students Management System – We’ll pass arrays of student names into functions and perform operations like sorting, searching, to arrange the names in alphabetical order and to find a particular name of a student to check his current attendance status.
concepts: functions, arrays as parameters, modular design.

Class 11: Recursive Number Puzzles – I’ll guide you to solve problems like factorials, sum of digits, and reverse numbers using recursion instead of loops.
concepts: recursion, inline functions, call stack basics.

Class 12: Student Record System – We’ll store complete student details using structures and manage them cleanly like a real database record.
concepts: structures, nested structures, enums.

Class 13: Memory Control Lab – I’ll help you understand how variables live differently using storage classes and macros to control speed and memory usage.
concepts: macros, auto, static, extern, register.

Class 14: Obby Game Characters – We’ll design characters of an obstacle race with health, power, and actions using structured programming so the code feels organized and expandable.
concepts: structures, functions, modular design.

Class 15: Multi-Action Control System – I’ll show you how the same command behaves differently depending on input, making programs flexible and smart.
concepts: advanced conditional logic, function pointers (intro).

Class 16: Bank Account Access – We’ll protect the banking system from wrong/invalid inputs by validating the bank account holder’s details.
concepts: error handling using conditions, validation logic.

Class 17: Dice Rolls – I’ll help you build a virtual dice-based guessing game that feels fair and exciting using math functions.
concepts: math.h functions, random numbers, logic.

Class 18: Text File Diary – We’ll create a program that saves user messages into files and reads them back later, just like a notes app.
concepts: file handling, reading, writing.

Class 19: Student Ranking System – We’ll read marks from files, calculate ranks, and display sorted results.
concepts: file handling, arrays, sorting logic.

Class 20: Search Engine Lite – I’ll guide you to search names or IDs efficiently from stored data.
concepts: linear search, string comparison, loops.

Class 21: Sorting Lab – We’ll implement sorting techniques step by step and clearly see how data moves around.
concepts: sorting algorithms, array manipulation.

Class 22: Dynamic Memory Manager – I’ll show you how to request memory when needed and release it safely, just like real programs do.
concepts: malloc, calloc, realloc, free.

Class 23: Contact Book System – We’ll store, search, update, and delete contact records using dynamic memory and files.
concepts: pointers, structures, file handling.

Class 24: Banking Console App – I’ll help you build a simple bank system with balance checks, deposits, withdrawals, and data safety.
concepts: functions, conditionals, file persistence.

Class 25: Quiz Engine – We’ll design a quiz that reads questions from files, checks answers, and calculates scores.
concepts: files, strings, control flow.

Class 26: My Snack Box Tracker – We’ll keep track of chocolates, chips, and biscuits in a snack box and give a warning when any snack is about to finish, just like checking snacks before school.
concepts: arrays, structures, condition checks.

Class 27: Toy Name Fixer – We’ll safely change and update toy names stored in memory without losing or breaking anything, just like fixing labels on toy boxes carefully.
concepts: pointers, pointer arithmetic, memory safety.

Class 28: School Bag Organizer – We’ll split a big school program into small parts like books, pencil box, and lunch box, then combine them neatly into one complete program.
concepts: header files, modular programming.

Class 29: My Notebook – Write your school class notes into a simple notebook. Close it and read it back when it opens again, just like noting marks in a school notebook.
concepts: file handling, program flow.

Class 30: Fast Homework Helper – We’ll make a program finish its work faster by avoiding repeated steps and unnecessary checks, just like doing homework in a smart way.
concepts: optimization logic, efficient loops.

Class 31: Real-World Traffic – We’ll simulate a real system like traffic signals or ticket booking using pure C logic.
concepts: complete program design, structured thinking.

Class 32: Master Project: My Daily Expense Tracker – We’ll build a simple real-life program that records daily spending, lets users view and update expenses, and remembers all data when reopened, helping test all important C programming concepts in one practical project.