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# S4

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[Graph Theory](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/graph-theory.md)
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[Computer Organisation And Architecture](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/computer-organisation-and-architecture.md)
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[Database Management Systems](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/database-management-systems.md)
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[Operating Systems](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/operating-systems.md)
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[Professional Ethics](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/professional-ethics.md)
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[Constitution Of India](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/constitution-of-india.md)
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[Digital Lab](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/digital-lab.md)
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[Operating Systems Lab](/ktu-cse-resources/readme/semesters/s4/operating-systems-lab.md)
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### 📚 Semester 4 Curriculum

1. **Graph Theory (MAT 206)** -Explores fundamental concepts in graph theory, including graph representations, traversals, connectivity, and applications in computer science.
2. **Computer Organization and Architecture (CST 202)** -Delves into the structure and functioning of computer systems, covering topics like instruction sets, CPU architecture, memory hierarchy, and input-output mechanisms.
3. **Database Management Systems (CST 204)** -Introduces principles of database design, SQL, normalization, transactions, and database management techniques.
4. **Operating Systems (CST 206)** -Covers the fundamentals of operating systems, including process management, memory management, file systems, and concurrency.
5. **Design and Engineering (EST 200)** -Focuses on the principles and methodologies of engineering design, emphasizing creativity, problem-solving, and project management.
6. **Professional Ethics (HUT 200)** -Discusses ethical principles and professional responsibilities pertinent to the engineering profession.
7. **Constitution of India (MCN 202)** -Provides an understanding of the Indian Constitution, its features, fundamental rights, duties, and governance structures.
8. **Digital Lab (CSL 202)** -Offers practical experience in designing and implementing digital circuits and systems.
9. **Operating Systems Lab (CSL 206)** -Provides hands-on experience with operating system concepts, including process scheduling, synchronization, and file management.

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For detailed syllabi, study materials, and previous question papers, you can refer to the following resources

* Kerala Notes:Offers comprehensive notes and syllabus details
  * [KTU S4 CSE Syllabus 2019 Scheme](https://www.keralanotes.com/2021/10/KTU-S4-CSE-Syllabus-2019-Scheme-Updated.html)
* KTU Notes:Provides notes, textbooks, and question banks for various subjects
  * [KTU S4 CSE Notes | 2019 Scheme](https://www.ktunotes.in/ktu-s4-cse-notes-2019-scheme/)


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