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4th Semester Scheme of Teaching and Examination
The document outlines the Scheme of Teaching and Examination for the 4th Semester of a 3 Years Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering. It provides a detailed breakdown of the subjects, teaching schemes, examination patterns, and practical components for each subject.
Subjects Covered
The subjects covered in the 4th semester include:
- Data Structure & Algorithm
- Computer Hardware & Peripheral
- Operating System
- Data Communication and Computer Networking
- Computer Communication & Networking
- Database Management System
- Computer Workshop
- Professional Practices-II
Teaching Scheme and Examination Pattern
| Subject | Lecture Hours/Week | Tutorial Sessional/Week | Practicals/Week | Full Marks | Examination Scheme |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Structure & Algorithm | 5 | 2 | 3 | 100 | Internal Assessment: 40 marks External Assessment: 60 marks |
| Computer Hardware & Peripheral | 4 | 1 | 2 | 100 | Internal Assessment: 40 marks External Assessment: 60 marks |
Practical Components and Experiments
Each subject's practical component includes a list of experiments to be conducted:
- Data Structure & Algorithm: Creating programs for array insertion, merging, stack operations, queue operations, sorting, search algorithms, tree construction, and binary tree search.
Reference Books
The document also lists recommended reference books for each subject.
Conclusion
The document provides a comprehensive overview of the 4th-semester curriculum for the Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering, outlining the subjects, teaching schemes, examination patterns, practical components, and recommended reference books, offering a structured and detailed insight into the educational program.
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