Includes bibliographical references.

1. Setup and installation of Rust ‡ 2. General programming concepts ‡ 3. Ownership and memory management ‡ 4. Structs, enums and collections ‡ 5. Organising your code ‡ 6. Error handling ‡ 7. Generics and traits ‡ 8. Testing your code ‡ 9. Iterators and closures ‡ 10. Smart pointers ‡ 11. Concurrency ‡ 12. Object‑oriented features ‡ 13. Implementing data structures – linked list, trees, hash table, and graph ‡ 14. Rust for Windows developers ‡ 15. Rust for Android ‡ 16. Project 1 – building a CLI application ‡ 17. Project 2 – running Rust from a web browser ‡ 18. Project 3 – embedded Rust “Hello World” ‡ 19. Project 4 – building a binary image classifier using neural networks.

An accessible, project‑oriented introduction to Rust language for systems programming, covering key concepts like ownership, concurrency, error handling, generics, smart pointers, and real‑world applications including CLI tools, web, embedded, and image classifier projects. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}