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Computer
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Programming Lab-I |
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Purpose & Activities: |
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Hands-on practice for FE/SE
Computer & IT students
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Core programming using C
language on Linux/Ubuntu
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Writing, compiling &
executing basic C programs
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Concepts covered: Data
types, operators, control
statements, loops, arrays
functions, pointers,
structures
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Understanding compilation
process using GCC compiler
in terminal
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Software & OS
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Operating
System: Ubuntu,
Fedora, or other
Linux distros
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Compiler: GCC
(GNU Compiler
Collection)Editor:
VI, VIM,
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Gedit, or
Code::Blocks
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Terminal: For
executing Linux
commands and
running
programs.
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Programming Lab-II |
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Purpose & Activities: |
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Target Students: SE
Computer & IT Engineering
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Core Focus: Advanced
programming concepts after
Programming-I
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Typical Subjects Covered:
Data Structures using C/C++:
Arrays, Linked Lists,
Stacks, Queues, Trees,
Graphs
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Object Oriented
Programming: Classes,
Objects, Inheritance,
Polymorphism using C++/Java
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Algorithms:
Searching, Sorting,
Recursion, Time & Space
complexity
Students practice
implementation of DS
concepts and OOP principles
Screens show Windows desktop
& some coding interfaces -
likely C++/Java
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IDEs Software & Tools
Generally Used:
Operating System -
Windows / Linux
Compilers: GCC, Turbo C++,
Dev-C++
IDEs: Code::Blocks, Eclipse,
VS Code
Languages: C++, Java
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Software
Lab |
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Purpose & Activities: |
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Based on the slides, this
Software Engineering Lab focuses
on Soft Skills Training,
Communication, Teamwork, Problem
Solving, and Software Tools.
In this Software Engineering
Lab, students learned soft
skills such as communication,
teamwork, and problem-solving.
Students practiced working in
groups, interacting with
clients, and presenting project
results effectively.
The lab included training on
software applications and
accounting systems such as Quick
Books.
Students performed activities
related to project management,
consulting, leadership, and
business presentation skills. |
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DBMS Lab
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DBMS practical session–
SQL queries, database
design, or MySQL/Oracle lab
work.
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Purpose - Practical
sessions for Database
Management Systems, SQL
programming, ER diagrams,
database design using MySQL/Oracle
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Key Features:
Individual systems, faculty
guidance, networked
environment, hardware charts
for reference
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Software Used: MySQL,
Oracle, MS Access, SQL
Server
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