KTU CSE Semester 4 — 2024 Scheme
Semester 4 subjects for KTU Computer Science and Engineering under the 2024 Scheme — module-wise syllabus, credits, textbooks and course outcomes for each subject. Program Elective I offers 11 options; individual elective pages are not yet built.
Subjects
Mathematics for Computer and Information Science 4 (Graph Theory)
GAMAT401 · 3 credits
Database Management Systems
PCCST402 · 4 credits
Operating Systems
PCCST403 · 4 credits
Computer Organization and Architecture
PBCST404 · 4 credits · PBL
Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development
UCHUT347 · 2 credits · common S3/S4
Operating Systems Lab
PCCSL407 · 2 credits
DBMS Lab
PCCSL408 · 2 credits
Program Elective I
PECST41N · 3 credits · 11 options (Software Engineering, Pattern Recognition, VLSI Design, and more)
Coming soonFrequently Asked Questions
What subjects are in KTU CSE Semester 4 (2024 Scheme)?
KTU CSE Semester 4 has 7 listed subjects: Graph Theory / Mathematics 4 (GAMAT401, 3 credits), Database Management Systems (PCCST402, 4 credits), Operating Systems (PCCST403, 4 credits), Computer Organization and Architecture (PBCST404, 4 credits, PBL), Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development (UCHUT347, 2 credits), Operating Systems Lab (PCCSL407, 2 credits), DBMS Lab (PCCSL408, 2 credits), plus a Program Elective I.
What is Computer Organization and Architecture in KTU CSE S4?
Computer Organization and Architecture (PBCST404) is a 4-credit PBL subject in KTU CSE Semester 4. It covers processor design, instruction set architecture, memory hierarchy, cache, pipelining, I/O organisation and parallel processing concepts.
Is DBMS covered in KTU CSE Semester 4?
Yes. Database Management Systems (PCCST402) is a 4-credit core subject in KTU CSE Semester 4. It covers relational model, SQL, normalisation, transaction management, concurrency control and database design.
How many total credits are in KTU CSE Semester 4?
KTU CSE Semester 4 (2024 Scheme) carries approximately 24 credits across the core subjects and labs, plus 3 credits for Program Elective I, totalling around 27 credits.