CSE/ISE Sem 3

Computers have become an indispensible part of our life and an aide to solving problems of any magnitude. This is where the young Computer Engineers step in to create a difference. Career opportunities for students include developing software systems for a diverse range of applications, such as user interfaces, networks, databases, forecasting, World Wide Web support, medical communication, satellite, embedded systems, artificial intelligence and neural networks.

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Data Structures and Applicatons

Data Structure is applied almost everywhere in computer application.It deals with Queues which are used for interprocess communications, Stack that is used when a function is called Circular, Linkedlists which are used in time sharing problem used by the scheduler during the scheduling of the processes in the operating system, Heaps which are used to implement priority queues which is used for scheduling processes by operating system.

Credits: Prof. Pankaja K & Prof. Geetha P

Last updated on: 10/10/19

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Analog and Digital Electronics

Analog and Digital Electronics is a interesting subject that deals with Analogue signals, Inherent noise, Analogue vs digital electronics, Noise ,Precision, Design difficulty and Circuit classification.

Credits: Computer Science Dept

Last updated on: 02/11/19

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Computer Organising

Computer organization will take a deep dive into CPU, how the units such as Arithmetic logical Unit, processors, Memory (RAM and Cache) and buses go about doing their job.we will learn how to customize a computer/processor to cater to a particular application in mind.

Credits: Prof. Soumaya K P (CITech, Blr)

Last updated on: 24/09/19

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Software Engineering

Software engineering is the systematic application of engineering approaches to the development of software.It includes software requirement, design, development.

Credits: Department of CSE(CITech, Blr)

Last updated on: 21/06/19

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Discrete Mathematical Structures

Discrete mathematics is the study of mathematical structures that are fundamentally discrete rather than continuous. It includes mathematical structures that are countable or otherwise distinct and separable. Examples of structures that are discrete are combinations, graphs, and logical statements. Discrete structures can be finite or infinite.

Credits: Prof. Deepthi(CITech, Blr)

Last updated on: 20/01/19

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