The JEST Computer Science Syllabus outlines the theoretical computer science topics covered in the exam, including discrete mathematics, algorithms, data structures, compilers, computer algorithms, programming languages, and solving problems with computers. It is designed for candidates pursuing various postgraduate degrees and PhDs in computer science.
The JEST Computer Science Syllabus outlines the theoretical computer science topics covered in the exam, including discrete mathematics, algorithms, data structures, compilers, computer algorithms, programming languages, and solving problems with computers. It is designed for candidates pursuing various postgraduate degrees and PhDs in computer science.
The JEST Computer Science Syllabus outlines the theoretical computer science topics covered in the exam, including discrete mathematics, algorithms, data structures, compilers, computer algorithms, programming languages, and solving problems with computers. It is designed for candidates pursuing various postgraduate degrees and PhDs in computer science.
The JEST Syllabus for Computer Science is based on the subject of
Theoretical Computer Science and the candidates appearing for various courses ranging from MCA/M.Sc./M.Tech. and integrated PhD in the Computer Science domain.
The JEST Syllabus for Computer Science (Theoretical Computer
Science) is given below. Candidates can go through the same.
Discrete Mathematics Elements
Algorithms Data Structures and its Applications Discrete Mathematical Structures and its applications Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools Computer Algorithms - Design and Structure Fundamentals of Data Structures Fundamentals of the Computer Algorithms Solving Problems with Computers Programming Languages, Concepts and Constructs