KTU CSE Semester 2 — 2024 Scheme
Semester 2 subjects for KTU Computer Science and Engineering under the 2024 Scheme, including the three subjects common to both S1 and S2 — module-wise syllabus, credits, textbooks and course outcomes for each subject.
Subjects
Mathematics for Information Science II
GAMAT201 · 3 credits
Foundations of Computing: From Hardware Essentials to Web Design
GXEST203 · 3 credits
Programming in C
GXEST204 · 4 credits
Engineering Entrepreneurship and IPR
UCEST206 · 3 credits
IT Workshop
GXESL208 · 1 credit
Discrete Mathematics
PCCST205 · 4 credits
Physics for Information Science
GAPHT121 · common to S1/S2
Chemistry for Information Science and Electrical Science
GXCYT122 · common to S1/S2
Health and Wellness
UCHWT127 · common to S1/S2
Frequently Asked Questions
What subjects are in KTU CSE Semester 2 (2024 Scheme)?
KTU CSE Semester 2 has 9 subjects: Mathematics for Information Science II (GAMAT201, 3 credits), Foundations of Computing (GXEST203, 3 credits), Programming in C (GXEST204, 4 credits), Engineering Entrepreneurship and IPR (UCEST206, 3 credits), IT Workshop (GXESL208, 1 credit), Discrete Mathematics (PCCST205, 4 credits — CSE branch core), and three subjects common to S1/S2: Physics for Information Science (GAPHT121), Chemistry (GXCYT122), and Health and Wellness (UCHWT127).
What is Discrete Mathematics in KTU CSE S2?
Discrete Mathematics (PCCST205) is a 4-credit programme-core subject unique to KTU CSE in Semester 2. It covers sets, relations, functions, combinatorics, graph theory, logic and Boolean algebra — foundations essential for algorithms, data structures and theoretical computer science.
Is Programming in C the same for all KTU branches in S2?
Yes. Programming in C (GXEST204) is a shared course taken by all Group A and Group B branches in Semester 2. It covers C syntax, data types, control flow, arrays, pointers, functions, structures and file handling.
How many total credits are in KTU CSE Semester 2?
KTU CSE Semester 2 (2024 Scheme) carries approximately 25 credits, including the branch-specific Discrete Mathematics subject and the shared courses with other Group A branches.