This document is the official syllabus booklet for the second year of the B.Tech Cyber Security programme at Anurag University, Hyderabad, under the R22 regulations. It applies to students admitted from the 2022-2023 academic year onwards. The first pages present the department's vision, mission, and programme educational objectives, followed by the semester-wise course structure for both the…
This is the official programme structure and syllabus booklet for the second year of the B.Tech in Cyber Security at Anurag University, Hyderabad, under the R22 regulations. It is intended for students admitted from the 2022-2023 academic year onwards and outlines the courses, credits, and assessment schemes for both semesters of the second year.
The document opens with the Department of Cyber Security's vision, mission, and programme educational objectives (PEOs). It then lists the full semester timetable: the first semester includes courses such as Data Structures, Digital Logic Design, Discrete Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, and Introduction to Python Programming, along with labs in Python, Data Structures, Linux Programming, and Design Thinking. The second semester covers Computer Organization, Computer Networks, Database…
Detailed syllabi are provided for each course. The Data Structures syllabus covers stacks, trees (binary, threaded, AVL, B-trees, red-black, splay), graphs (traversals, spanning trees, Dijkstra's algorithm), and hashing with collision resolution techniques. The Digital Logic Design syllabus includes number systems, Boolean algebra, combinational circuits (adders, subtractors, multiplexers), sequential circuits (flip-flops), and registers and counters.
The Discrete Mathematics syllabus covers sets, logic, combinatorics, recurrence relations, relations and digraphs, graph theory (planar graphs, Euler circuits, Hamiltonian graphs), and algebraic structures (groups, rings). The Probability and Statistics syllabus addresses correlation, random variables, discrete and continuous distributions, and hypothesis testing. Each course lists objectives, outcomes, unit-wise topics, and recommended textbooks and reference books.
The document is a complete academic reference for second-year Cyber Security students, containing all course codes, credit hours, lecture/tutorial/practical breakdowns, and internal and external examination marks for every subject. It is a formal university publication issued by Anurag University's Department of Cyber Security.