Designed by Anirudha Gaikwad · Powered by RustBooks
RustBooks’ Rust Fundamentals Training Program equips students with core programming skills in Rust, a modern, safe, and high-performance language. Aligned with industry demands and India’s growing tech sector, this course prepares students for careers in systems programming, game development, and software engineering. Here’s why it’s a game-changer:
RustBooks offers two flexible proposals for universities, colleges, and institutions to adopt our Rust Fundamentals training program. Choose the model that best suits your institution’s goals: integrate the course into your academic syllabus for long-term impact or launch an intensive 30-day training program for immediate skill-building.
| Proposal | Minimum Students | Duration | Key Benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Syllabus Integration | 400 | Ongoing (curriculum-based) | Long-term curriculum enhancement, industry partnerships |
| 30-Day Training Program | 60 | 30 days (180 hours) | Immediate skill-building, hands-on Rust programming |
RustBooks offers universities, colleges, and institutions the opportunity to integrate our Rust Fundamentals course into their academic syllabus as a credit-based course or elective. This program equips students with core programming skills in Rust, aligning with industry trends and India’s tech growth.
RustBooks offers universities, colleges, and institutions a comprehensive 30-day training program on Rust Fundamentals. This intensive, hands-on course equips beginners with core programming skills in Rust, delivered offline in a multilingual format.
| 📅 Day | 📘 Topic | 📝 Description | 🎯 Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Rust | Install Rust, understand cargo, setup VS Code or preferred IDE | Compile and run basic Rust program |
| 2 | Variables, Data Types & Mutability | Learn about scalar & compound types, mutability | Use different types and control mutability effectively |
| 3 | Functions and Control Flow | Define and use functions, conditionals, loops | Write clean, modular Rust code |
| 4 | Ownership & Borrowing | Core Rust concept to manage memory | Avoid common bugs, understand lifetimes |
| 5 | References and Slices | Work with references, string & array slices | Prevent copying and manage memory safely |
| 6 | Structs and Methods | Define structs and implement methods | Model data with Rust structs |
| 7 | Enums and Pattern Matching | Use enum and match for logic control | Represent states or actions clearly |
| 8 | Collections: Vectors and HashMaps | Use dynamic collections to store data | Efficiently manage app data |
| 9 | Error Handling | Learn Result, Option, unwrap, ? operator | Write robust and safe code |
| 10 | Mini-Project: Simple CLI Tool | Build a basic command-line tool (e.g., calculator) | Apply Rust basics in a project |
| 11 | Modules and Crates | Organize code with modules and external crates | Structure code for reusability |
| 12 | Using External Crates | Integrate crates like clap for CLI parsing | Enhance apps with external libraries |
| 13 | File I/O Basics | Read from and write to files using Rust’s standard library | Handle file-based data persistence |
| 14 | Advanced Error Handling | Use custom errors and error chaining | Create robust error-handling logic |
| 15 | Mini-Project: File Parser | Build a CLI tool to parse and process files | Apply file I/O and error handling |
| 16 | Standard Library Overview | Explore Rust’s standard library (e.g., std::collections) | Leverage built-in tools effectively |
| 17 | Iterators and Closures | Use iterators and closures for functional programming | Write concise, expressive code |
| 18 | Generics and Traits | Learn generics and trait-based polymorphism | Write flexible, reusable code |
| 19 | Trait Objects and Lifetimes | Understand dynamic dispatch and lifetime annotations | Manage complex data relationships |
| 20 | Mini-Project: Data Processor | Build a CLI app to process structured data | Apply generics, traits, and iterators |
| 21 | Testing in Rust | Write unit and integration tests using cargo test | Ensure code reliability |
| 22 | Documentation in Rust | Create documentation with cargo doc and comments | Produce maintainable codebases |
| 23 | Basic Concurrency: Threads | Use Rust threads for parallel tasks | Implement simple concurrent programs |
| 24 | Concurrency: Channels | Use channels for thread communication | Handle inter-thread data safely |
| 25 | Mini-Project: Concurrent CLI Tool | Build a CLI tool with concurrent processing | Apply concurrency concepts |
| 26 | Optimizing Rust Code | Profile and optimize Rust programs for performance | Create efficient applications |
| 27 | Best Practices in Rust | Learn idiomatic Rust and project structuring | Write professional-quality code |
| 28–29 | End-to-End Final Project | Build a complete command-line task manager | Develop a working Rust application |
| 30 | Recap & Career Guidance | Summarize learning, explore career paths in Rust | Prepare for industry or further studies |
clap)| TOC Day | Learning Outcome | Project Contribution |
|---|---|---|
| 6–7 | Structs, Enums | Model task data and states |
| 10 | Mini-Project: Simple CLI Tool | Basic CLI for task handling |
| 13–15 | File I/O & Mini-Project | Implement data persistence |
| 20 | Mini-Project: Data Processor | Process structured task data |
| 23–25 | Concurrency & Mini-Project | Add concurrent task processing |
| 28–29 | Final Project | Build and test task manager |