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# S1 & S2

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[Chemistry](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/chemistry.md)
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[Physics](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/physics.md)
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[Linear Algebra and Calculas](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/linear-algebra-and-calculas.md)
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[Vector Calculus, Differential Equations and Transforms](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/vector-calculus-differential-equations-and-transforms.md)
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[Basics of Civil and Mechanical Engineering](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/basics-of-civil-and-mechanical-engineering.md)
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[Basics of Electrical and Electronics Engineering](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/basics-of-electrical-and-electronics-engineering.md)
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[Engineering Graphics](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/engineering-graphics.md)
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[Engineering Mechanics](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/engineering-mechanics.md)
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[Programming in C](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/programming-in-c.md)
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[Life Skills](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/life-skills.md)
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[Professional Communication](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s1/professional-communication.md)
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### 📚 Semester 1 Curriculum

1. **Linear Algebra and Calculus** -Fundamental mathematical concepts including matrices, determinants, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and calculus techniques.
2. **Engineering Physics A / B** -Physics principles pertinent to engineering applications -*Note:* Students typically choose between Physics A or B based on their curriculum track.
3. **Engineering Chemistry** -Chemical principles and their applications in engineering, covering topics like thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and material science.
4. **Engineering Mechanics** -Study of forces, moments, equilibrium, kinematics, and dynamics of particles and rigid bodies.
5. **Engineering Graphics** -Basics of technical drawing, orthographic projections, isometric views, and introduction to CAD software.
6. **Basics of Civil and Mechanical Engineering** -Introduction to fundamental concepts in civil and mechanical engineering disciplines.
7. **Basics of Electrical and Electronics Engineering** -Overview of electrical circuits, electronic devices, and their applications.
8. **Life Skills** -Development of soft skills, communication abilities, and professional ethics essential for engineers.
9. **Engineering Physics Lab / Engineering Chemistry Lab** -Practical experiments complementing theoretical concepts covered in physics or chemistry courses.
10. **Civil and Mechanical Workshop / Electrical and Electronics Workshop**
    * Hands-on training in basic engineering practices related to civil, mechanical, electrical, and electronics engineering.


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