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B.Tech CSE · Semester 5 · Roll: 21CS042

Week 8 12-day streak

Overall Score

78%

4% this week

Doubts Solved

142

18 this week

Practice Done

63 Qs

11 today

Accuracy

81%

2% vs last week

Subject performance

Topic mastery

Focus area: Data Structures — Trees & Graphs need more practice.

Weekly activity

Smart feedback

Strong in OS concepts — keep revising weekly.

DBMS normalization needs 2 more practice sets.

Graph traversal: revisit DFS/BFS before Friday.

Recent sessions

Date	Topic	Subject	Doubts	Score	Status
Mar 28	Binary Trees	DSA	4	88%	Good
Mar 27	Normalization	DBMS	7	63%	Review
Mar 26	Process Scheduling	OS	2	91%	Good
Mar 25	Graph Traversal	DSA	9	55%	Needs work
Mar 24	TCP/IP Model	Networks	3	79%	Good

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Sem 5 Syllabus DSA · OS · DBMS · Networks

Clarity AI: Hi Riya! I'm your syllabus-aligned doubt solver. Ask me anything from your Semester 5 subjects — DSA, OS, DBMS, or Networks. You can type your question or upload an image.

What is the time complexity of Dijkstra's algorithm and why?

Clarity AI · Step-by-step:

Dijkstra's Algorithm Complexity

Step 1 — Setup: We maintain a priority queue (min-heap) of vertices. Initially all distances = infinity except source = 0.

Step 2 — Per vertex: Each vertex is extracted from the heap once — O(V log V) total extractions.

Step 3 — Per edge: Each edge is relaxed at most once — O(E log V) for heap updates.

Result: O((V + E) log V) with a binary min-heap. For dense graphs (E ≈ V²), this becomes O(V² log V).

Department Analytics

B.Tech CSE · Semester 5 · 120 students enrolled

March 2025

Class Avg Score

71%

3% from Feb

At-Risk Students

14

2 flagged new

Avg Daily Usage

38 min

6 min this month

Doubts Resolved

2,840

This semester

Score distribution

Subject struggle map

At-risk students

14 flagged

Student	Score	Weak Topic	Risk
Arjun Mehra	38%	DSA – Graphs	High
Priya Sharma	44%	DBMS – Joins	High
Dev Patel	51%	OS – Memory	Medium
Sneha Rao	53%	Networks – Routing	Medium
Karan Singh	57%	DSA – DP	Medium

Alerts

Arjun Mehra — 5 sessions missed

No activity in past 7 days · Sem 5 CSE

Priya Sharma — Score drop 62% to 44%

Significant decline in DBMS · Mar 20–26

DSA — Class avg below 60%

Graph & DP topics need re-teaching

12 students — low practice frequency

Fewer than 3 sessions/week this month

OS topic mastery improving

Class avg up 9% since focused practice

Weekly performance report — March 2025

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Week	Avg Score	Doubts	At-Risk	Top Weak Topic	Trend
Week 5 (Mar 3–9)	67%	684	18	Graph Traversal	+2%
Week 6 (Mar 10–16)	69%	712	16	DBMS Normalization	+3%
Week 7 (Mar 17–23)	68%	698	17	OS Memory Mgmt	-1%
Week 8 (Mar 24–28)	71%	746	14	Graph / DP (DSA)	+4%

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