Computer Engineering Syllabus Semester 1

The syllabus for the first semester of a computer engineering program may vary depending on the specific university or institution. However, here's a general overview of the subjects commonly included in the first semester of a computer engineering program

1. Introduction to Computer Science and Engineering:

   • Overview of computer engineering.
   • History and evolution of computers.
   • Basic concepts of computing.

2. Mathematics-I:

   • Calculus: Limits, Continuity, Differentiation, Integration.
   • Linear Algebra: Matrices, Determinants, Vector Spaces.

3. Physics-I:

   • Mechanics: Kinematics, Dynamics, Laws of Motion.
   • Properties of Matter.

4. Engineering Drawing:

   • Basics of engineering drawing.
   • Orthographic projections.
   • Isometric and perspective drawings.

5. Basic Electrical Engineering:

   • Fundamental concepts of electrical circuits.
   • Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws.
   • DC circuits analysis.

6. Programming Fundamentals:

   • Introduction to programming paradigms.
   • Basics of programming languages (e.g., C, C++ or Python).
   • Data types, operators, control structures.

7. Computer Organization and Architecture:

   • Basic structure of computers.
   • CPU, Memory, I/O devices.
   • Instruction set architecture.

8. Basic Electronics:

   • Semiconductor physics.
   • Diodes, transistors, amplifiers.
   • Digital electronics fundamentals.

9. Communication Skills:

   • Oral and written communication skills.
   • Presentation skills.
   • Technical writing.

10. Workshop Practice:

    • Introduction to workshop tools and techniques.
    • Basic mechanical operations.

11. Environmental Studies:

    • Environmental awareness.
    • Sustainable development.

12. Computer Lab-I:

    • Hands-on programming exercises.
    • Basic data structures and algorithms.