Time table

Duration: 16th–25th December
Daily Schedule: 8 hours total
- Morning: 2.5 hours
- Afternoon: 2 hours
- Evening: 2 hours
- Night: 1.5 hours
Breaks: 15–20 minutes between each study session

Morning (2.5 hours): CONM Unit 1 & 2
- Focus on fundamental mathematics and key formulas
- Solve practice questions to enhance understanding
Afternoon (2 hours): SAD Unit 1 & 2
- Understand definitions, diagrams, and system processes
Evening (2 hours): DSA Unit 1
- Cover topics including arrays, stacks, and queues
- Engage in coding practice for hands-on experience
Night (1.5 hours): CG Unit 1
- Study graphics concepts, raster graphics, and related diagrams

Morning (2.5 hours): CONM Unit 3 & 4
- Dive into advanced problems and concepts related to networking math
Afternoon (2 hours): SAD Unit 3 & 4
- Work on system development models and practical examples
Evening (2 hours): DSA Unit 2 & 3
- Practice trees, recursion, and linked lists in problem-solving scenarios
Night (1.5 hours): CN Unit 1 & 2
- Learn basics of networking protocols and OSI layers

Morning (2.5 hours): DBMS Unit 1 & 2
- Start with entity-relationship (ER) diagrams, queries, and data normalization
Afternoon (2 hours): CG Unit 2 & 3
- Learn about 2D transformations, shading techniques, and projections
Evening (2 hours): DSA Unit 4
- Explore graphs, dynamic programming, and relevant algorithms
Night (1.5 hours): OS Unit 1 & 2
- Focus on memory management, scheduling strategies, and operating system basics

Morning (2.5 hours): CONM Unit 5
- Wrap up and revise all CONM materials thoroughly
Afternoon (2 hours): DSA Unit 5
- Cover remaining topics in DSA and engage in a comprehensive review
Evening (2 hours): SAD & DBMS Unit 3 & 4
- Revise key points and practice SQL queries for competency
Night (1.5 hours): CN & OS Unit 3 & 4
- Finalize understanding of networking concepts and operating systems