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Computer Organization & Architecture
Foundational micro-architecture, digital arithmetic, register transfer, CPU design, and memory hierarchy.
Data Structures & Algorithms
Linear and non-linear data organization, asymptotic analysis, search-sort paradigms, and algorithm design.
Engineering Data Analysis
Descriptive statistics, probabilistic modeling, hypothesis validation, exploratory distributions, and outlier mining.
Python Programming
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Systems Programming in C
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Object-Oriented Design in C++
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Relational Database & SQL
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Booth's Multiplier Laboratory
Don't just memorize 2's complement multiplication from slides. Watch the Accumulator (A), Multiplier (Q), and Transition Register (Q-1) update step-by-step in real time. Observe why Arithmetic Shift preserves sign bits and prevents numerical overflow.