Students who successfully complete this course unit will be able to:

1. Implement, test and correct programs of medium complexity, built in several modules written in C language, and that may involve the use of libraries;
2. Relate the mechanisms of the C language to the computational model that supports execution;
3. Develop algorithms and dynamic data structures, using type definition and dynamic memory accommodation;
4. Develop and use generic implementations of algorithms, applicable to several types of data, using the parameterization of the operations to be performed;
5. Identify and exploit the functionalities of standard libraries and create new libraries;
6. Describe how programs are compiled, linked, loaded, and executed.

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