Basic Of Swift – Self Paced

The Swift Basic Curriculum is a comprehensive, AICTE-aligned course designed for beginners, aspiring iOS developers, and software enthusiasts who want to master Swift programming and develop applications for Apple platforms. This course provides a hands-on approach to learning Swift, combining conceptual understanding with practical coding exercises to build a solid foundation in programming.

Throughout this course, participants will learn the history, features, and syntax of Swift, gain proficiency in control structures, functions, and object-oriented programming, and understand how to work with collections, optionals, closures, memory management, protocols, extensions, and generics. By the end of this program, learners will be prepared to develop basic iOS applications and continue to advanced Swift programming.

Course Curriculum Highlights:

Module 1: Introduction to Swift

• History and evolution of Swift

• Features of Swift programming language

• Setting up the development environment

• Writing and running your first Swift program

• Understanding data types and variables

Module 2: Control Structures

• Conditional statements (if-else, switch)

• Loops (for, while)

• Control transfer statements (break, continue, return)

Module 3: Functions

• Defining and calling functions

• Function parameters and arguments

• Return values and function overloading

Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming

• Classes, objects, and properties

• Inheritance, polymorphism, and access control

• Initialization, deinitialization, and error handling

Module 5: Collections

• Arrays, dictionaries, and sets

Module 6: Optionals

• Handling nil values

• Forced unwrapping, optional binding, and optional chaining

Module 7: Closures

• Defining closures and capturing values

• Trailing closures

Module 8: Memory Management

• Automatic Reference Counting (ARC)

• Strong, weak, and unowned references

Module 9: Protocols and Extensions

• Defining and adopting protocols

• Protocol inheritance

• Adding functionality using extensions

Module 10: Generics

• Defining generic types and functions

• Type constraints and associated types

By the end of this course, learners will have the skills to write clean, efficient Swift code and gain the confidence to start building iOS applications and continue with advanced Swift programming.