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S.No.	Subject / Document Name	Action
1	Open Elective – III and Open Elective – IV	Download
2	HSMC Courses and Open Electives – II	Download
3	VIII Semester: OPEN ELECTIVE-III and IV	Download
4	VII Semester: OPEN ELECTIVE-II	Download

4th Year Syllabus Overview – CSE / IT & Allied Branches

The final year of the AKTU B.Tech curriculum focuses on specializing via Departmental Electives, broadening perspectives through Interdisciplinary Open Electives, and applying engineering core principles inside structural Major Projects.

📖 VII Semester (7th Semester) Syllabus

S.No.	Subject Name	Subject Code	Type	Credits
1	Humanities & Social Sciences Management Course – I	KHU701	Theory	3
2	Departmental Elective – IV (Options below)	KCS07X	Theory	3
3	Departmental Elective – V (Options below)	KCS07X	Theory	3
4	Mini Project / Industrial Training / Internship (4–6 weeks)	—	Practical / Project	2

⚡ Departmental Elective-IV Options

Subject Name	Code
Artificial Intelligence	KCS071
Natural Language Processing	KCS072
High Performance Computing	KCS073
Cryptography and Network Security	KCS074
Design & Development of Applications	KCS075
Software Testing	KCS076
Distributed Systems	KCS077

⚡ Departmental Elective-V Options

Subject Name	Code
Deep Learning	KCS078
Service Oriented Architecture	KCS079
Quantum Computing	KCS710
Mobile Computing	KCS711
Internet of Things (IoT)	KCS712
Cloud Computing	KCS713
Blockchain Architecture Design	KCS714

📗 VIII Semester (8th Semester) Syllabus

S.No.	Subject Name	Subject Code	Type	Credits
1	Humanities & Social Sciences Management Course – II	KHU801	Theory	3
2	Open Elective – III (Interdisciplinary Courses)	KOE08X	Theory	3
3	Open Elective – IV (Interdisciplinary Courses)	KOE08X	Theory	3
4	Major Project / Dissertation / Industry Project	—	Practical / Project	12

Why is the Final Year Syllabus Important?

The 4th year is the culmination of your engineering degree. Unlike previous years heavily focused on theory, the 7th and 8th semesters are highly practical and specialized. The syllabus consists mostly of elective subjects, allowing you to tailor your final learning experience toward your specific career interests.

Furthermore, the defining element of this year is the Major Project. This project serves as a showcase of your engineering capabilities to future employers and admissions committees, making the final year syllabus less about passing exams and more about practical application and career readiness.

Overview of 4th Year Subjects by Branch

Computer Science & Engineering

Cloud ComputingBlockchain ArchitectureMachine Learning TechniquesMajor Project (Phase I & II)Open Electives

Electronics & Communication

Satellite CommunicationWireless NetworksOptical CommunicationMajor Project (Phase I & II)Open Electives

Mechanical Engineering

Operations ResearchPower Plant EngineeringQuality ControlMajor Project (Phase I & II)Open Electives

Civil Engineering

Construction ManagementEarthquake EngineeringUrban PlanningMajor Project (Phase I & II)Open Electives

How to Excel in Your Final Year

Dedicate maximum effort to your Major Project; it defines your portfolio.

Select Open Electives strategically based on your target career.

Revise core concepts vigorously for upcoming campus placements.

Document your project well to publish research papers.

Prepare for higher studies (GATE/GRE) alongside your semester exams.

Network with alumni and professors for industry referrals.

Final Thoughts

You are almost at the finish line! Use this syllabus to map out your electives and align them with your Major Project. This is your chance to specialize, innovate, and prepare a solid portfolio as you transition from a student to a professional engineer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many credits are assigned to the Major Project?

The Major Project (split across Phase I in the 7th semester and Phase II in the 8th semester) holds the highest credit weightage in the final year curriculum.

Can I choose electives outside my core branch?

Yes, "Open Electives" allow you to select interdisciplinary subjects from a university-approved pool, helping you diversify your skill set.

Is there any core theory exam in the 8th semester?

The 8th semester is mostly dedicated to your final project, internships, and a few elective subjects depending on your branch structure.

Looking for Previous Years?

Need to clear a back paper or review old concepts? Access the syllabi for previous years below.

1st Year Syllabus 2nd Year Syllabus 3rd Year Syllabus