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 Semester I
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 Subject 1: Foundations of Computer Science
 

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 Introduction to Computing:
 
 History of computers, basic components, and computer architecture.
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 Data Representation:
 
 Number systems, binary arithmetic, and character encoding.
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 Programming Fundamentals:
 
 Introduction to algorithms, flowcharts, and basic programming constructs.
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 Operating Systems:
 
 Introduction to OS, types of OS, and basic OS functions.
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 Subject 2: Data Structures and Algorithms
 

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 Introduction to Data Structures:
 
 Arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues.
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 Algorithms:
 
 Searching and sorting algorithms (e.g., linear search, binary search, bubble sort, insertion sort).
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 Algorithm Analysis:
 
 Time and space complexity analysis.
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 Abstract Data Types (ADTs):
 
 Understanding ADTs and their implementations.
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 Subject 3: Database Management Systems
 

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 Introduction to Databases:
 
 Database concepts, types of databases, and database architecture.
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 Relational Model:
 
 Relational algebra, relational calculus, and SQL.
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 Database Design:
 
 Entity-Relationship (ER) modeling and normalization.
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 Database Transactions:
 
 ACID properties and concurrency control.
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 Subject 4: Mathematical Foundations for IT
 

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 Discrete Mathematics:
 
 Logic, sets, relations, and functions.
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 Graph Theory:
 
 Basic graph concepts, graph representation, and graph algorithms.
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 Probability and Statistics:
 
 Basic probability concepts, statistical measures, and distributions.
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 Linear Algebra:
 
 Matrices, vectors, and linear transformations.
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 Subject 5: Communication Skills
 

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 Basics of Communication:
 
 Types of communication, barriers to communication.
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 Written Communication:
 
 Report writing, email etiquette, and technical writing.
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 Verbal Communication:
 
 Presentation skills, group discussions, and interviews.
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 Non-Verbal Communication:
 
 Body language and active listening.
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 Semester II
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 Subject 1: Object-Oriented Programming
 

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 Introduction to OOP:
 
 Concepts of classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
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 Programming Languages:
 
 Java or C++ (focus on OOP principles).
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 Design Patterns:
 
 Introduction to common design patterns.
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 Exception Handling:
 
 Handling errors and exceptions in OOP.
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 Subject 2: Computer Networks
 

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 Introduction to Networking:
 
 Network topologies, protocols, and OSI model.
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 Network Hardware:
 
 Routers, switches, and hubs.
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 TCP/IP Protocol Suite:
 
 IP addressing, subnetting, and routing.
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 Network Security:
 
 Basic security concepts and firewalls.
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 Subject 3: Web Technologies
 

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 Introduction to Web Development:
 
 HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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 Server-Side Scripting:
 
 PHP or Python (with frameworks like Django or Flask).
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 Database Connectivity:
 
 Connecting web applications to databases.
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 Web Security:
 
 Common web vulnerabilities and security measures.
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 Subject 4: Software Engineering
 

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 Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC):
 
 Different SDLC models (e.g., Waterfall, Agile).
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 Requirements Engineering:
 
 Gathering and documenting software requirements.
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 Software Design:
 
 System design principles and UML diagrams.
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 Software Testing:
 
 Testing techniques and strategies.
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 Subject 5: Environmental Science
 

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 Introduction to Environmental Science:
 
 Ecosystems, biodiversity, and environmental issues.
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 Pollution:
 
 Types of pollution and their impact.
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 Natural Resources:
 
 Conservation and management of natural resources.
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 Environmental Policies:
 
 Environmental laws and regulations.
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 Semester III
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 Subject 1: Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms
 

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 Trees:
 
 Binary trees, AVL trees, B-trees.
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 Graphs:
 
 Graph algorithms (e.g., Dijkstra's algorithm, BFS, DFS).
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 Hashing:
 
 Hash functions and collision resolution techniques.
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 Advanced Sorting Algorithms:
 
 Merge sort, quicksort, and heap sort.
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 Subject 2: Operating Systems Concepts
 

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 Process Management:
 
 Process scheduling, inter-process communication.
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 Memory Management:
 
 Virtual memory, paging, and segmentation.
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 File Systems:
 
 File system organization and management.
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 Concurrency:
 
 Synchronization and deadlock handling.
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 Subject 3: Data Warehousing and Data Mining
 

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 Introduction to Data Warehousing:
 
 Data warehouse architecture and design.
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 Data Mining Techniques:
 
 Classification, clustering, and association rule mining.
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 OLAP and OLTP:
 
 Online analytical processing and online transaction processing.
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 Data Preprocessing:
 
 Data cleaning and transformation.
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 Subject 4: Mobile Application Development
 

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 Introduction to Mobile Development:
 
 Android or iOS development.
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 UI/UX Design:
 
 Designing user interfaces for mobile applications.
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 Mobile Databases:
 
 SQLite or Realm.
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 Mobile Security:
 
 Security considerations for mobile applications.
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 Subject 5: Professional Ethics and Cyber Law
 

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 Professional Ethics:
 
 Ethical issues in IT.
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 Cyber Law:
 
 IT Act, cyber crimes, and intellectual property rights.
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 Data Privacy:
 
 Data protection and privacy laws.
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 Cyber Security Policies:
 
 Security policies and compliance.
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 Semester IV
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 Subject 1: Artificial Intelligence
 

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 Introduction to AI:
 
 History, applications, and approaches.
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 Search Algorithms:
 
 Heuristic search, A* algorithm.
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 Knowledge Representation:
 
 Logic, semantic networks, and ontologies.
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 Machine Learning:
 
 Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning.
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 Subject 2: Cloud Computing
 

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 Introduction to Cloud Computing:
 
 Cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
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 Cloud Deployment Models:
 
 Public, private, and hybrid clouds.
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 Virtualization:
 
 Virtual machine concepts and technologies.
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 Cloud Security:
 
 Security issues and solutions in cloud environments.
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 Subject 3: Big Data Analytics
 

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 Introduction to Big Data:
 
 Characteristics of big data (volume, velocity, variety).
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 Hadoop Ecosystem:
 
 HDFS, MapReduce, and YARN.
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 Spark:
 
 Spark architecture and programming.
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 NoSQL Databases:
 
 MongoDB or Cassandra.
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 Subject 4: Information Security
 

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 Introduction to Information Security:
 
 Security threats and vulnerabilities.
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 Cryptography:
 
 Encryption techniques and digital signatures.
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 Network Security:
 
 Firewalls, intrusion detection systems.
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 Security Auditing:
 
 Security standards and compliance.
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 Subject 5: Project Work
 

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 Project Planning:
 
 Defining project scope and objectives.
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 Project Execution:
 
 Implementing and testing the project.
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 Project Documentation:
 
 Writing project reports and documentation.
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 Project Presentation:
 
 Presenting project findings and results.
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