B.Tech Computer Science Engineering - Semester Coaching

B.Tech Computer Science Engineering: semester coaching -- university / board syllabus, notes, doubt classes and exam practice.

6 MonthsDuration 14Chapters70Topics

Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Sem 1-2: Programming for Problem Solving (C) 5 topics
  1. Data types, operators and expressions
  2. Control statements and loops
  3. Arrays and strings
  4. Functions and recursion
  5. Pointers, structures and file handling
02Sem 3: Discrete Structures & Theory of Logic 5 topics
  1. Sets, relations and functions
  2. Propositional logic
  3. Algebraic structures (groups)
  4. Lattices and Boolean algebra
  5. Graphs, trees and recurrence relations
03Sem 3: Data Structures 5 topics
  1. Arrays and linked lists
  2. Stacks and queues
  3. Trees, BST and AVL
  4. Graphs and traversals
  5. Sorting, searching and hashing
04Sem 3: Computer Organization & Architecture 5 topics
  1. Data representation
  2. ALU and control unit
  3. Memory hierarchy and cache
  4. Input-output organisation
  5. Pipelining
05Sem 4: Theory of Automata & Formal Languages 5 topics
  1. DFA and NFA
  2. Regular expressions and pumping lemma
  3. Context-free grammars
  4. Pushdown automata
  5. Turing machines and decidability
06Sem 4: Operating Systems 5 topics
  1. Processes and CPU scheduling
  2. Synchronisation and semaphores
  3. Deadlocks
  4. Memory management and paging
  5. File systems and disk scheduling
07Sem 4: Object Oriented Programming with Java 5 topics
  1. Classes and objects
  2. Inheritance and interfaces
  3. Exception handling
  4. Multithreading
  5. Collections and JDBC basics
08Sem 5: Database Management Systems 5 topics
  1. ER model
  2. Relational model and SQL
  3. Functional dependencies and normalisation
  4. Transactions and concurrency control
  5. Indexing and recovery
09Sem 5: Design & Analysis of Algorithms 5 topics
  1. Asymptotic notations and recurrences
  2. Divide and conquer
  3. Greedy algorithms
  4. Dynamic programming
  5. Backtracking, branch and bound, NP-completeness
10Sem 5: Web Technology 5 topics
  1. HTML and CSS
  2. JavaScript
  3. XML and JSON
  4. Servlets / JSP basics
  5. HTTP and web servers
11Sem 6: Software Engineering 5 topics
  1. SDLC models
  2. Requirement analysis and SRS
  3. Software design
  4. Testing techniques
  5. Software metrics and maintenance
12Sem 6: Compiler Design 5 topics
  1. Phases of a compiler
  2. Lexical analysis
  3. Parsing (LL and LR)
  4. Syntax-directed translation
  5. Code optimisation and generation
13Sem 6: Computer Networks 5 topics
  1. OSI and TCP/IP models
  2. Data link layer and MAC
  3. IP addressing and subnetting
  4. Routing algorithms
  5. Transport and application layers
14Sem 7: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning 5 topics
  1. Intelligent agents
  2. Search strategies (BFS, DFS, A*)
  3. Knowledge representation
  4. Supervised and unsupervised learning
  5. Neural network basics

About

You will be able to

  • Write and trace C and Java programs and answer output-based questions
  • Solve data structure, algorithm and complexity problems used in university exams
  • Explain operating system, DBMS, computer network and compiler concepts clearly
  • Solve automata, discrete mathematics, subnetting and scheduling numericals
  • Prepare for semester exams (and the GATE base) with previous papers and timed mock tests

Who it is for

  • B.Tech Computer Science Engineering students of any year / semester
  • Students who need help with numericals, programming, backlog papers or exam revision
  • Diploma (lateral entry) students joining the 2nd year

What you need

  • Enrolled in (or admitted to) B.Tech Computer Science Engineering
  • University syllabus / previous papers of your semester, if available
  • Notebook and a scientific calculator for numericals

Questions

Which university syllabus does this coaching follow?

The plan follows the common AKTU / state university scheme for B.Tech Computer Science Engineering. On joining, the trainer matches each chapter to your own university's current semester scheme and subject codes.

Can I join in the middle of a semester?

Yes. You can join any time; the trainer starts with the subjects of your current semester and plans revision before your mid-term and end-term exams.

What study material is given?

Chapter-wise short notes, solved numericals / important questions, previous years' university papers and unit tests on the platform.

How is progress checked?

Unit-wise MCQ tests on the platform, written answer practice in exam format and a full-length mock paper before the university exam.

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