=-=-= GTU Winter 2013 =-=-=

GTU Winter 2013 1st Sem Exam Time Table

 

Code	Subject	Date
2110015	Vector Calculus & Linear Algebra	17-12-2013
2110007	Environmental Studies	18-12-2013
2110002	Communication Skills	19-12-2013
2110013	Engineering Graphics	20-12-2013
2110006	Elements of Mechanical Engineering	21-12-2013
2110014	Calculus	23-12-2013
2110005	Elements of Electrical Engineering	24-12-2013
2110001	Chemistry	26-12-2013
2110011	Physics	26-12-2013
2110003	Computer Programming and Utilization	27-12-2013
2110004	Elements of Civil Engineering	30-12-2013
2110016	Basic Electronics	31-12-2013

 

=-=-= GTU 1st Year Syllabus =-=-=

GTU 1st Year Syllabus

2013

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Basic Electronics - 2110016

Calculus - 2110014

Chemistry - 2110001

Communication Skills - 2110002

Computer Programming and Utilization - 2110003

Contributor Personality Development - 2990001

Electrical and Electronics - 2110017

Elements of Civil Engineering - 2110004

Elements of Electrical Engineering - 211005

Elements of Mechanical Engineering - 211006

Engineering Graphics - 2110013

Environmental Studies - 2110007

Physics - 2110011

Vector Calculus & Linear Algebra - 2110015 

Workshop - 2110012

 

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