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- 2. ANNEXURES Semester Course Title Course Code I 1. Problem Solving Techniques using C 2. C Programming Lab 3. Java Script Programming 124DSC101 124DSC102 124SEC101 II 1. Data Structures using C 2. Data structures lab using C 3. Internet of Things 124DSC103 124DSC104 124SEC102 III 1. Python Programming 2. Python Programming Lab 124DSC201 124DSC202 IV 1. Database Management Systems 2. Database Management System Lab 124DSC203 124DSC204 V 1. Web Technologies 2. Web Technologies Lab 3. Introduction to Machine learning 4. Machine learning Lab 5. Computer Concepts and Office Automation 124DSE301 124DSE302 124DSE303 124DSE304 124EC301 VI 1. Cyber Security 2. Cyber Security lab 3. Artificial Intelligence 4. Artificial Intelligence Lab 5. Industry Project /Internship 6. E-Commerce 124DSE305 124DSE306 124DSE307 124DSE308 124INT301 / 124PRO301 124EC302
- 3. Thank You!