Courses offered

1. Theory of Computation
2. Introduction to Computing
3. Microprocessor Laboratory
4. Programming Paradigms Laboratory
5. Computer Architecture and Organization Laboratory
6. Operating System Laboratory
7. Network Laboratory
8. Computing Practice Laboratory (CS - 1251) -  Full paper: 0-0-3 (L-T-S)

   Prerequisite: None

   Full Marks: 50   Credit: 3

   Syllabus/Name of the Experiment

   Serial No	Assignment / Experiment	Allotted Hours
   1.	Familiarization with Laboratory Environment: LAN, Server-Client, Microsoft Windows and Linux Platforms, Common OS Commands, Editor, Compiler.	3
   2.	Developing simple C programs involving computation of arithmetic expressions having integer variables with user input.	3
   3.	Developing C programs involving conditional statements.	3
   4.	Developing C programs involving iterative statements.	3
   5.	Developing C programs involving arrays and pointers.	3
   6.	Developing C programs with user-defined functions.	3
   7.	Developing C programs with user-defined functions having arrays (multidimensional) as parameters.	3
   8.	Developing C programs with recursive user-defined functions.	3
   9.	Developing C programs involving structure and dynamic memory allocation.	3
   10.	Developing C programs involving file operations.	3
   11.	Developing C programs involving command line arguments and pre-processor directives.	3
   12.	Laboratory Test	3

    

   Assigments