Semester I notes — Pokhara University BE Computer Engineering

Semester I notes for Pokhara University BE Computer Engineering (BECE): Calculus I, Digital Logic, Programming in C, Basic Electrical Engineering, Computer Wor…

Subjects

  • Calculus I (MTH 110, 3 credits) — 4 files. Differential and integral calculus for engineering: limits, continuity, derivatives and their applications, integration techniques, applications of definite integrals, and first-order ordinary differential equations.
  • Digital Logic (ELX 110, 3 credits) — 19 files. Number systems, Boolean algebra and logic gates, simplification with K-maps, combinational circuits (adders, multiplexers, decoders), flip-flops, registers, counters, and synchronous and asynchronous sequential circuit design.
  • Programming in C (CMP 124, 3 credits) — 16 files. Problem solving with the C language: algorithms and flowcharts, data types, operators, control structures, arrays and strings, functions, pointers, structures and unions, and file handling.
  • Basic Electrical Engineering (ELE 110, 3 credits) — 10 files. Fundamentals of electrical circuits: circuit elements and network theorems, DC and AC circuit analysis, single-phase and three-phase systems, magnetic circuits, and an introduction to transformers and electrical machines.
  • Computer Workshop (CMP 122, 1 credits) — 2 files. Hands-on computer hardware, software and networking: PC components and assembly, installing operating systems and applications, troubleshooting common hardware and software faults, and basic network setup.
  • Communication Technique (ENG 110, 2 credits) — 17 files. Technical communication for engineers: writing for an audience and purpose, research and documentation, reports, proposals and technical documents, visual communication, and effective presentations.
  • Electronic Devices & Circuits (ELX 111, 3 credits) — 5 files. Semiconductor devices and the circuits built from them: diodes and their applications, bipolar and field-effect transistors, biasing and amplifiers, operational amplifiers, and power supply circuits.
  • Syllabus — 7 files