4th Semester Notes


           Subjects:

    1. Operating System
                2. Numerical Methods
      • Notes
      • Lab Report
      • Solution
                3. Scripting Language
      • Notes
      • Lab Report
      • Assignment                         
                4. Database Management System
                  


                



    

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