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Probability and Statistics:


• Begin with: Basics of probability - fundamental principles, random
experiments, events, sample space.
• Move to: Different types of events (independent, mutually exclusive),
conditional probability, Bayes' theorem.
• Then: Distributions (uniform, binomial, normal), measures of central
tendency (mean, median, mode), and dispersion (variance, standard
deviation).
2. Linear Algebra:
• Begin with: Basic concepts of vectors and matrices.
• Move to: Matrix operations, determinants, rank of a matrix.
• Then: Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, linear transformations, vector
spaces, and bases.
3. Digital Logic:
• Begin with: Introduction to logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, XOR, etc.).
• Move to: Boolean algebra, simplification using Karnaugh maps.
• Then: Design of combinational and sequential circuits.
4. Computer Organization & Architecture:
• Begin with: Basic architecture overview - CPU, Memory, I/O.
• Move to: Machine instructions, addressing modes, ALU.
• Then: Pipelining, memory hierarchy, cache, main memory, and
secondary storage.
5. Programming & Data Structures:
•Begin with: Basics of programming using any language (e.g., Python or
Java) - variables, operators, loops, conditions.
• Move to: Functions, arrays, and strings.
• Then: Advanced data structures - stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, and
graphs.
6. Algorithms:
• Begin with: Algorithm definition, characteristics, and types.
• Move to: Time and space complexity, Big O notation.
• Then: Basic algorithms (searching, sorting) followed by advanced
algorithms and strategies like divide and conquer, dynamic
programming.
7. Database Management:
• Begin with: Introduction to databases, DBMS, RDBMS.
• Move to: ER models, relational models, SQL basics.
• Then: Advanced SQL queries, normalization, indexing, transactions,
and concurrency.
8. Machine Learning:
• Begin with: Introduction to machine learning, types of learning
(supervised, unsupervised).
• Move to: Basic algorithms like linear regression, decision trees.
• Then: Advanced topics like neural networks, clustering, and
dimensionality reduction.
9. Artificial Intelligence:
• Begin with: Basics of AI, search strategies.
• Move to: Logic (propositional, predicate).
• Then: Expert systems, machine learning in AI, neural networks.

10. Compiler Design:


• Begin with: Introduction to compilers, phases of compilation.
• Move to: Lexical analysis, syntax analysis (parsing).
• Then: Syntax-directed translation, intermediate code generation,
optimization.

11. Operating System:


• Begin with: OS basics, functions, and types.
• Move to: Processes, threads, CPU scheduling.
• Then: Memory management, file systems, I/O management, and
security.

12. Computer Networks:


• Begin with: Basics of networking, OSI model.
• Move to: Physical and data link layers.
• Then: Network layer, transport layer, and application layer.

For all subjects:


• Start with a good textbook or online resource tailored for beginners.
• Work on real-life problems and examples to understand the practical application.
• As you progress, keep testing your knowledge through exercises, problems, and
mock tests.

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