The document outlines the course structure and requirements for a M.Tech program in Electronics Engineering with specializations in Microwave Engineering, Digital Techniques and Instrumentation, Communication System Engineering, and Microelectronics.
It includes the list of subjects and credits for each semester, divided into theory and practical courses. Elective subjects are provided in the areas of signals processing, electromagnetics, integrated circuits, and communication topics. The program culminates in a dissertation project in the third and fourth semesters.
This document outlines the teaching scheme and examination for the 3rd semester of the B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering/Telecommunication Engineering program.
It includes 8 subjects to be taught with a total of 24 credits. The subjects cover areas of engineering mathematics, analog electronics, digital electronics, network analysis, electronic instrumentation, and engineering electromagnetics.
Exam details are provided for each subject including duration, marks for internal assessment, theory exam marks and total marks. Laboratory subjects are also included with details on exam duration and marks.
The document thus provides a comprehensive overview of the subjects to be covered, teaching hours allotted, exam structure and credits awarded for the 3rd semester of the B.E.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R - 2008 B.E. ELECTRICAL AND...Anirudhan Guru
The document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai. It lists 10 courses that make up 28 credits for the semester. The courses cover both theory and practical components in areas such as technical English, mathematics, physics, engineering chemistry, circuit theory, computer practice, and physics/chemistry laboratory. It also provides definitions for circuit and non-circuit branches as well as outlines the curriculum for semesters 3 through 7.
The document contains syllabus details for various subjects in the 3rd semester of B.Tech Electronics Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, and Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programs. The syllabus outlines the topics, chapters and proposed number of lectures for subjects like Fundamentals of Electronics Devices, Digital Electronics, and Electromagnetic Field Theory. It provides evaluation schemes for theory subjects, practical labs and general proficiency. The syllabus is applicable from the academic session 2012-13 as adopted by Mahamaya Technical University, Noida.
This document provides the syllabus for the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering course at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad. It outlines the course structure over 4 years with 8 semesters. In the first year, students study core subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Programming and Engineering Graphics. In subsequent years, they study Electronics, Communications, Signals and Systems, VLSI Design and specialized electives. The syllabus also lists the laboratory courses corresponding to each theory subject. Students complete an industry oriented mini project in the 7th semester and a major project in the 8th semester.
The document provides the course structure and syllabus for the 3rd year 1st semester of the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering program at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad for the 2016-2017 admitted batch. It lists the courses offered in the semester along with their course codes, titles, credits, and brief descriptions. The semester includes courses on electromagnetic theory, linear and digital integrated circuits, digital communications, fundamentals of management, and labs. It also provides details of the professional elective courses offered in the following semester.
The document provides information about the scheme and syllabus for the Telecom Technical Assistant (TTA) direct recruitment examination conducted by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL). It outlines:
(1) There will be a single multiple choice objective type paper of 3 hours duration divided into three parts - general ability, basic engineering, and specialization. Candidates need to obtain minimum qualifying marks in each part.
(2) The syllabus for each part is detailed, covering topics such as English comprehension, general knowledge, mathematics, physics, electronics, digital techniques, control systems, and specialized subjects for electrical, communication, and other disciplines.
(3) Guidelines are provided around age relaxation
This document discusses the role of information technology (IT) in education. It suggests that IT can be used for automation, informing, and transformation. IT can automate administrative tasks, inform students and teachers through data and analytics, and transform education through personalized learning, new roles, and rethinking traditional systems. The document argues that the true impact of IT is in blurring boundaries and changing the scale, scope, and nature of education to promote lifelong learning.
Collective intelligence involves aggregating the opinions of a diverse and independent group of individuals in a decentralized manner to achieve wisdom beyond any single person. Key examples are Wikipedia, which aggregates knowledge from many independent contributors, and crowds in general, which can display wisdom through diversity of opinions, independence, decentralization, and aggregation. However, crowd intelligence is not guaranteed and can fail if these principles are not followed.
This document outlines the teaching scheme and examination for the 3rd semester of the B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering/Telecommunication Engineering program.
It includes 8 subjects to be taught with a total of 24 credits. The subjects cover areas of engineering mathematics, analog electronics, digital electronics, network analysis, electronic instrumentation, and engineering electromagnetics.
Exam details are provided for each subject including duration, marks for internal assessment, theory exam marks and total marks. Laboratory subjects are also included with details on exam duration and marks.
The document thus provides a comprehensive overview of the subjects to be covered, teaching hours allotted, exam structure and credits awarded for the 3rd semester of the B.E.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R - 2008 B.E. ELECTRICAL AND...Anirudhan Guru
The document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai. It lists 10 courses that make up 28 credits for the semester. The courses cover both theory and practical components in areas such as technical English, mathematics, physics, engineering chemistry, circuit theory, computer practice, and physics/chemistry laboratory. It also provides definitions for circuit and non-circuit branches as well as outlines the curriculum for semesters 3 through 7.
The document contains syllabus details for various subjects in the 3rd semester of B.Tech Electronics Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, and Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programs. The syllabus outlines the topics, chapters and proposed number of lectures for subjects like Fundamentals of Electronics Devices, Digital Electronics, and Electromagnetic Field Theory. It provides evaluation schemes for theory subjects, practical labs and general proficiency. The syllabus is applicable from the academic session 2012-13 as adopted by Mahamaya Technical University, Noida.
This document provides the syllabus for the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering course at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad. It outlines the course structure over 4 years with 8 semesters. In the first year, students study core subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Programming and Engineering Graphics. In subsequent years, they study Electronics, Communications, Signals and Systems, VLSI Design and specialized electives. The syllabus also lists the laboratory courses corresponding to each theory subject. Students complete an industry oriented mini project in the 7th semester and a major project in the 8th semester.
The document provides the course structure and syllabus for the 3rd year 1st semester of the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering program at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad for the 2016-2017 admitted batch. It lists the courses offered in the semester along with their course codes, titles, credits, and brief descriptions. The semester includes courses on electromagnetic theory, linear and digital integrated circuits, digital communications, fundamentals of management, and labs. It also provides details of the professional elective courses offered in the following semester.
The document provides information about the scheme and syllabus for the Telecom Technical Assistant (TTA) direct recruitment examination conducted by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL). It outlines:
(1) There will be a single multiple choice objective type paper of 3 hours duration divided into three parts - general ability, basic engineering, and specialization. Candidates need to obtain minimum qualifying marks in each part.
(2) The syllabus for each part is detailed, covering topics such as English comprehension, general knowledge, mathematics, physics, electronics, digital techniques, control systems, and specialized subjects for electrical, communication, and other disciplines.
(3) Guidelines are provided around age relaxation
This document discusses the role of information technology (IT) in education. It suggests that IT can be used for automation, informing, and transformation. IT can automate administrative tasks, inform students and teachers through data and analytics, and transform education through personalized learning, new roles, and rethinking traditional systems. The document argues that the true impact of IT is in blurring boundaries and changing the scale, scope, and nature of education to promote lifelong learning.
Collective intelligence involves aggregating the opinions of a diverse and independent group of individuals in a decentralized manner to achieve wisdom beyond any single person. Key examples are Wikipedia, which aggregates knowledge from many independent contributors, and crowds in general, which can display wisdom through diversity of opinions, independence, decentralization, and aggregation. However, crowd intelligence is not guaranteed and can fail if these principles are not followed.
This document discusses the filmmaking techniques and theories used in the production of a short film titled "CULT". Research was conducted into real media products to identify conventions for shots like close-ups and establishing shots. Character types from Propp's theories and the narrative structure from Todorov's theories were also incorporated while challenging some conventions. Feedback was gathered from peers during different stages of production to improve elements like unclear shots and character engagement. New media technologies like the internet were used for research, creating ancillary materials like a film poster and magazine review, and evaluation through a blog.
Lily worked with her TD advisor Tania to save for a dream vacation. The document encourages the reader to meet with an advisor to save more and reach goals sooner. It then discusses Cathy Bernaerts who retired at 56 after considering her family, finances, and future. She struggled at first but now enjoys golfing, exercising, traveling, and wintering in Florida with her husband. Her financial planner Anna Knight ensured she was financially secure before retiring and emphasized being mentally prepared with a list of post-retirement activities. Knight advises clients to track expenses closely to determine essential costs and discretionary spending needed for their lifestyle.
The document summarizes different types of traditional longhouses in Europe from prehistoric to medieval times. The Neolithic long house originated around 5000 BCE among early farmers in central and western Europe. Germanic cattle farmer longhouses emerged along the North Sea coast around the 3rd-4th century BC and may have influenced later medieval house styles. Various medieval longhouse types survived across Europe, including structures in Britain, Scotland, France, and Frisia that developed into regional farmhouse styles.
This document discusses various challenges around measurement and innovation. It touches on 3 key points:
1) Measurement is difficult and what is measured can impact outcomes in unintended ways, especially if the process of measurement is flawed or not well-defined.
2) Innovation is complex with many interrelated factors, and unintended consequences can occur when not considering interactions between parts of a system.
3) Leadership needs to consider unknowns and unknowables, take a systems perspective, and focus on outcomes rather than just activities when defining aims and measurements.
This document discusses the evolution of organizational forms and social innovations from the Industrial Era to the current Information Era. It describes how early social innovations like mutual societies, friendly societies, building societies, and co-operatives helped promote services like insurance, welfare, health, and home ownership. It also discusses more modern forms that have emerged like outsourcing, virtual organizations, and cloud computing, as well as the role of information technologies in transforming organizations. Finally, it proposes new models of "community sourcing" where public, private and voluntary organizations collaborate online to help communities address local needs.
The document provides information about an upcoming conference on "Air Power in Irregular Warfare" to be held on November 28-30, 2011. It includes:
1) Details of the conference agenda with workshops on fixed wing aviation and strategy/ethics in irregular warfare on November 28th, and a keynote speech and panels on November 29th covering topics like adaptations of air power doctrine and platforms.
2) Biographies of international speaker panelists from militaries like the US, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, and France who will share operational experiences in irregular warfare.
3) Descriptions of conference sessions that will discuss the historical and current roles of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft, lessons from recent
SAMI Consulting provides scenario planning and strategic consulting services to help clients make robust decisions in uncertain times. They have a team of experienced consultants and specialists in fields such as futures thinking, complexity theory, and strategic planning. The document discusses challenges in strategic planning and futures thinking, including unintended consequences, timing, sources of innovation, and more. It emphasizes considering a wide range of possible futures and being wary of assumptions.
This document discusses horizon scanning and futures thinking. It addresses various types of futures, unpicking assumptions, dimensions and dynamics of challenges, problem types, sources of value during times of change, and reasons why predictions go wrong such as prisoners of language and timing. It also outlines drivers of the 21st century, systems thinking concepts, and questions to consider around events, data, and the future.
Lily worked with her TD advisor Tania to save for a dream vacation. The document encourages the reader to meet with an advisor to save more and reach goals sooner. It then discusses Cathy Bernaerts' retirement at age 56 after considering her family, finances, and future. Bernaerts struggled at first to find purpose in retirement but now enjoys activities like golfing and traveling with her husband in Florida. Financial planner Anna Knight helped ensure Bernaerts was financially secure to retire early.
Social entrepreneurship: More than a Fad?Chris Yapp
This document discusses the rise of social entrepreneurship and whether it is just a passing fad. It explores why social entrepreneurship has become popular now, some of the problems social entrepreneurs face, and whether social entrepreneurship is likely to continue growing. Key figures who helped establish social entrepreneurship like Michael Young are also mentioned.
The document provides information about completing a job application, including common questions asked, parts of an application, and tips. It discusses personal information, desired position details, education, work history, references, special skills, and sample application questions and answers. Practice filling out work history is provided. Sources for helpful job application tips are listed.
Презентация Kukolki - сокращённая версия работы над проектом "Кукольная история".
Здесь раскрыты вопросы о том, в какие современные куклы играют девочки и как можно играть в куклы.
Greek theatre has had a significant influence on Western theatre due to its adoption and adaptation by the Roman Empire and during the Renaissance. Tragedies and comedies were performed in amphitheatres to audiences of up to 17,000. Plays usually centered around myths and included choruses who commented on the action and advanced the plot through song and dance. Aristotle's analysis of Greek tragedy in the Poetics established key dramatic concepts like plot, character, theme, and spectacle that are still used today.
В куклы дети играли раньше, играют сегодня и будут играть всегда. О кукле можно заботиться, любить, возить в коляске, заворачивать, укачивать, наряжать, шить ей одежду и т.д. Она может стать подружкой, сестрой, дочкой. Каждая девочка с раннего возраста мечтает о кукле и мечта её обязательно сбывается. Но как долго играют девочки в куклы и как можно играть с ними, об этом наша работа.
Работу выполнили учащиеся 5 класса Нестеренко лида и Мишенкова Лиза.
The document provides the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 10 theory courses and 3 practical courses that make up the 28 credits for the semester. The theory courses include Technical English II, Mathematics II, Engineering Physics II, and Circuit Theory.
2. A breakdown of circuit and non-circuit branches for different engineering faculties like Electrical, Information and Communication, Civil, and Mechanical.
3. The course titles and credits for semesters 3 through 8, which include courses like Electromagnetic Theory, Control Systems, Power Electronics, and Power System Analysis.
The document provides the curriculum details for the first semester of the B-Tech program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at SRM University. It includes:
1) A list of the courses offered in the first semester across various categories like General, Basic Sciences, Engineering etc along with their course codes, credit hours and contact hours.
2) The course syllabus for the Mathematics-I course which aims to impart analytical skills to solve mathematical problems relevant to engineering through topics like matrices, differential calculus, functions of several variables and differential equations.
3) Details of the English course including its objectives, topics covered and assessment methods.
The document provides the proposed credit structure for an Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering degree over eight semesters. It includes the distribution of credits across basic science, engineering science, program core and elective courses as well as skill enhancement, internship and project work. Some key highlights are:
- A total of 160-166 credits are required for the degree with a minimum of 20-23 credits per semester.
- The first year focuses on basic sciences, engineering sciences and introductory program core courses.
- Program core courses are spread across semesters 2 to 6 along with electives and open choices.
- Semesters 7 and 8 focus on electives, projects and skill enhancement courses
This document outlines the mandatory course plan for a Computer Science degree track over three years of study. It lists the required modules in each year, including general education modules, core Computer Science modules, and career-focused modules in the third year. Students must complete modules totaling 180 ECTS credits, including mandatory modules in general Computer Science topics, applied and technical Computer Science, theoretical Computer Science, and a specialization area. The plan also specifies general education requirements in mathematics, programming skills, language courses, and interdisciplinary triangle areas.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.E. BIOMEDICAL ENGIN...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at Anna University Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 7 theory courses and 3 practical courses students will take in the semester, totaling 28 credits.
2. Information on circuit and non-circuit branches that the curriculum covers.
3. Outlines of subsequent semesters III through VIII, including lists of courses and credits for each.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.E. BIOMEDICAL ENGIN...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at Anna University Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 7 theory courses and 3 practical courses students will take in the semester, totaling 28 credits.
2. Information on circuit and non-circuit branches that the curriculum covers.
3. Outlines of subsequent semesters III through VIII, including lists of courses and credits for each.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R - 2008 B.E. CIVIL ENGINEER...Anirudhan Guru
This document provides the curriculum and syllabus for the B.E. Civil Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai for semesters 2 through 8. It includes:
1) A list of the core courses and labs in each semester, including course codes, titles, lecture hours, tutorial hours, practical hours and credits.
2) Classification of branches into circuit branches and non-circuit branches.
3) Details of affiliated institutions for each branch.
In summary, the document outlines the full curriculum and course structure over 8 semesters for the B.E. Civil Engineering degree program.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.TECH. INFORMATION T...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the B.Tech Information Technology program at Anna University, Chennai for semesters II through VIII. It lists the courses required each semester along with their course codes, titles, lecture hours, tutorial hours, practical hours and credits. The courses cover topics in various areas including mathematics, physics, engineering, computer science, information technology and more. Circuit and non-circuit branches are also defined.
This document discusses the filmmaking techniques and theories used in the production of a short film titled "CULT". Research was conducted into real media products to identify conventions for shots like close-ups and establishing shots. Character types from Propp's theories and the narrative structure from Todorov's theories were also incorporated while challenging some conventions. Feedback was gathered from peers during different stages of production to improve elements like unclear shots and character engagement. New media technologies like the internet were used for research, creating ancillary materials like a film poster and magazine review, and evaluation through a blog.
Lily worked with her TD advisor Tania to save for a dream vacation. The document encourages the reader to meet with an advisor to save more and reach goals sooner. It then discusses Cathy Bernaerts who retired at 56 after considering her family, finances, and future. She struggled at first but now enjoys golfing, exercising, traveling, and wintering in Florida with her husband. Her financial planner Anna Knight ensured she was financially secure before retiring and emphasized being mentally prepared with a list of post-retirement activities. Knight advises clients to track expenses closely to determine essential costs and discretionary spending needed for their lifestyle.
The document summarizes different types of traditional longhouses in Europe from prehistoric to medieval times. The Neolithic long house originated around 5000 BCE among early farmers in central and western Europe. Germanic cattle farmer longhouses emerged along the North Sea coast around the 3rd-4th century BC and may have influenced later medieval house styles. Various medieval longhouse types survived across Europe, including structures in Britain, Scotland, France, and Frisia that developed into regional farmhouse styles.
This document discusses various challenges around measurement and innovation. It touches on 3 key points:
1) Measurement is difficult and what is measured can impact outcomes in unintended ways, especially if the process of measurement is flawed or not well-defined.
2) Innovation is complex with many interrelated factors, and unintended consequences can occur when not considering interactions between parts of a system.
3) Leadership needs to consider unknowns and unknowables, take a systems perspective, and focus on outcomes rather than just activities when defining aims and measurements.
This document discusses the evolution of organizational forms and social innovations from the Industrial Era to the current Information Era. It describes how early social innovations like mutual societies, friendly societies, building societies, and co-operatives helped promote services like insurance, welfare, health, and home ownership. It also discusses more modern forms that have emerged like outsourcing, virtual organizations, and cloud computing, as well as the role of information technologies in transforming organizations. Finally, it proposes new models of "community sourcing" where public, private and voluntary organizations collaborate online to help communities address local needs.
The document provides information about an upcoming conference on "Air Power in Irregular Warfare" to be held on November 28-30, 2011. It includes:
1) Details of the conference agenda with workshops on fixed wing aviation and strategy/ethics in irregular warfare on November 28th, and a keynote speech and panels on November 29th covering topics like adaptations of air power doctrine and platforms.
2) Biographies of international speaker panelists from militaries like the US, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, and France who will share operational experiences in irregular warfare.
3) Descriptions of conference sessions that will discuss the historical and current roles of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft, lessons from recent
SAMI Consulting provides scenario planning and strategic consulting services to help clients make robust decisions in uncertain times. They have a team of experienced consultants and specialists in fields such as futures thinking, complexity theory, and strategic planning. The document discusses challenges in strategic planning and futures thinking, including unintended consequences, timing, sources of innovation, and more. It emphasizes considering a wide range of possible futures and being wary of assumptions.
This document discusses horizon scanning and futures thinking. It addresses various types of futures, unpicking assumptions, dimensions and dynamics of challenges, problem types, sources of value during times of change, and reasons why predictions go wrong such as prisoners of language and timing. It also outlines drivers of the 21st century, systems thinking concepts, and questions to consider around events, data, and the future.
Lily worked with her TD advisor Tania to save for a dream vacation. The document encourages the reader to meet with an advisor to save more and reach goals sooner. It then discusses Cathy Bernaerts' retirement at age 56 after considering her family, finances, and future. Bernaerts struggled at first to find purpose in retirement but now enjoys activities like golfing and traveling with her husband in Florida. Financial planner Anna Knight helped ensure Bernaerts was financially secure to retire early.
Social entrepreneurship: More than a Fad?Chris Yapp
This document discusses the rise of social entrepreneurship and whether it is just a passing fad. It explores why social entrepreneurship has become popular now, some of the problems social entrepreneurs face, and whether social entrepreneurship is likely to continue growing. Key figures who helped establish social entrepreneurship like Michael Young are also mentioned.
The document provides information about completing a job application, including common questions asked, parts of an application, and tips. It discusses personal information, desired position details, education, work history, references, special skills, and sample application questions and answers. Practice filling out work history is provided. Sources for helpful job application tips are listed.
Презентация Kukolki - сокращённая версия работы над проектом "Кукольная история".
Здесь раскрыты вопросы о том, в какие современные куклы играют девочки и как можно играть в куклы.
Greek theatre has had a significant influence on Western theatre due to its adoption and adaptation by the Roman Empire and during the Renaissance. Tragedies and comedies were performed in amphitheatres to audiences of up to 17,000. Plays usually centered around myths and included choruses who commented on the action and advanced the plot through song and dance. Aristotle's analysis of Greek tragedy in the Poetics established key dramatic concepts like plot, character, theme, and spectacle that are still used today.
В куклы дети играли раньше, играют сегодня и будут играть всегда. О кукле можно заботиться, любить, возить в коляске, заворачивать, укачивать, наряжать, шить ей одежду и т.д. Она может стать подружкой, сестрой, дочкой. Каждая девочка с раннего возраста мечтает о кукле и мечта её обязательно сбывается. Но как долго играют девочки в куклы и как можно играть с ними, об этом наша работа.
Работу выполнили учащиеся 5 класса Нестеренко лида и Мишенкова Лиза.
The document provides the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 10 theory courses and 3 practical courses that make up the 28 credits for the semester. The theory courses include Technical English II, Mathematics II, Engineering Physics II, and Circuit Theory.
2. A breakdown of circuit and non-circuit branches for different engineering faculties like Electrical, Information and Communication, Civil, and Mechanical.
3. The course titles and credits for semesters 3 through 8, which include courses like Electromagnetic Theory, Control Systems, Power Electronics, and Power System Analysis.
The document provides the curriculum details for the first semester of the B-Tech program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at SRM University. It includes:
1) A list of the courses offered in the first semester across various categories like General, Basic Sciences, Engineering etc along with their course codes, credit hours and contact hours.
2) The course syllabus for the Mathematics-I course which aims to impart analytical skills to solve mathematical problems relevant to engineering through topics like matrices, differential calculus, functions of several variables and differential equations.
3) Details of the English course including its objectives, topics covered and assessment methods.
The document provides the proposed credit structure for an Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering degree over eight semesters. It includes the distribution of credits across basic science, engineering science, program core and elective courses as well as skill enhancement, internship and project work. Some key highlights are:
- A total of 160-166 credits are required for the degree with a minimum of 20-23 credits per semester.
- The first year focuses on basic sciences, engineering sciences and introductory program core courses.
- Program core courses are spread across semesters 2 to 6 along with electives and open choices.
- Semesters 7 and 8 focus on electives, projects and skill enhancement courses
This document outlines the mandatory course plan for a Computer Science degree track over three years of study. It lists the required modules in each year, including general education modules, core Computer Science modules, and career-focused modules in the third year. Students must complete modules totaling 180 ECTS credits, including mandatory modules in general Computer Science topics, applied and technical Computer Science, theoretical Computer Science, and a specialization area. The plan also specifies general education requirements in mathematics, programming skills, language courses, and interdisciplinary triangle areas.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.E. BIOMEDICAL ENGIN...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at Anna University Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 7 theory courses and 3 practical courses students will take in the semester, totaling 28 credits.
2. Information on circuit and non-circuit branches that the curriculum covers.
3. Outlines of subsequent semesters III through VIII, including lists of courses and credits for each.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.E. BIOMEDICAL ENGIN...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the second semester of the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at Anna University Chennai. It includes:
1. A list of 7 theory courses and 3 practical courses students will take in the semester, totaling 28 credits.
2. Information on circuit and non-circuit branches that the curriculum covers.
3. Outlines of subsequent semesters III through VIII, including lists of courses and credits for each.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R - 2008 B.E. CIVIL ENGINEER...Anirudhan Guru
This document provides the curriculum and syllabus for the B.E. Civil Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai for semesters 2 through 8. It includes:
1) A list of the core courses and labs in each semester, including course codes, titles, lecture hours, tutorial hours, practical hours and credits.
2) Classification of branches into circuit branches and non-circuit branches.
3) Details of affiliated institutions for each branch.
In summary, the document outlines the full curriculum and course structure over 8 semesters for the B.E. Civil Engineering degree program.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R-2008 B.TECH. INFORMATION T...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for the B.Tech Information Technology program at Anna University, Chennai for semesters II through VIII. It lists the courses required each semester along with their course codes, titles, lecture hours, tutorial hours, practical hours and credits. The courses cover topics in various areas including mathematics, physics, engineering, computer science, information technology and more. Circuit and non-circuit branches are also defined.
This document outlines the curriculum for Technical English II taught in the second semester of the B.E. Mechanical Engineering program at Anna University, Chennai. The course aims to help students develop their English communication skills for academic and professional purposes.
The course is divided into 5 units that focus on different aspects of technical vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing skills, listening skills, and speaking skills. Some key areas covered include reading graphs and diagrams, report writing, letter writing, group discussions, and developing oral presentation skills. The final unit involves case studies, problem solving exercises, and writing essays and proposals to encourage creative and critical thinking. Assessment is based on participation in classroom activities and written assignments.
ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS R - 2008 B.E. AERONAUTICAL E...Anirudhan Guru
This document outlines the curriculum and syllabus for B.E. Aeronautical Engineering at Anna University, Chennai for semesters II through VIII. It includes the course codes, titles, credit hours and whether they are theory or practical courses. Some of the core aeronautical engineering courses include Aerodynamics, Aircraft Structures, Propulsion, Flight Dynamics, and Aircraft Design Project. Electives are also offered in various semesters to supplement the core curriculum.
BTech in Electrical Engineering Syllabus WBUTSagnik Das
This document provides the syllabus for the 3rd and 4th semesters of the B.Tech Electrical Engineering program up to the year 2010-2011.
The 3rd semester includes courses in Numerical Methods, Mathematics III, Analog Electronic Circuits, Digital Electronic Circuits, Electric Circuit Theory, and Field Theory. It also includes laboratory courses to accompany the analog/digital electronics and circuit theory courses as well as a technical report writing course.
The 4th semester covers courses in Values and Ethics, Physics II, Thermal Power Engineering, Basic Environmental Engineering, Electric Machines I, and Electrical & Electronic Measurement. The laboratory components include experiments related to the physics, thermal power, and electric machines courses.
This document provides the syllabus for the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering course at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad. It outlines the course structure over 4 years with 8 semesters. In the first year, students study core subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Programming and Engineering Graphics. In subsequent years, they study Electronics, Communications, Signals and Systems, VLSI Design and specialized electives. The syllabus also lists the laboratory courses corresponding to each theory subject. Students undertake industry-oriented mini projects and a major project in the final year. The course aims to equip students with skills in Electronics, Communications and cutting-edge technologies.
This document outlines the curriculum for the Basic Electronics course offered in the second semester of the Information Technology diploma program. The course aims to help students gain knowledge of basic electronic components like resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes, and transistors and understand how they work, their characteristics, and applications. Over the course of 28 teaching hours, students will learn about various electronic components through lectures, tutorials, and practical exercises. They will also learn to measure voltage, current, and resistance using instruments like digital multimeters and cathode ray oscilloscopes. The assessment includes a theory exam and a practical exam.
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1. M. Tech. in Electronics Engineering
(Specialization: Microwave Engineering)
Subject Contact Hours (Per Week) Credits
L&T P
First Semester
Theory:
*1. EC-5101 : Signal Processing 03 03
2. EC-5102 : Electromagnetic Field
Theory and Microwave antennas 03 03
3. EC- 5103: Microwave O-Type Tubes 03 03
4. EC- 51-- :Elective-I 03 03
5. : Elective-II 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5171 : Practical 03 02
15 03
Total for First semester 18 17
Second Semester
Theory:
1. :Open elective (from other Departments/ 03 03
School- approved by the Department)
2. EC-52-- :Elective-III 03 03
3. EC-52-- :Elective-IV 03 03
4. EC-52-- :Elective-V 03 03
5. EC-52-- :Elective-VI 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5271 : Practical/Project 03 02
7. EC-5272: Seminar 02 01
15 05
Total for Second semester 20 18
* Common to all specializations
2. Third Semester
1. EC-6171: Seminar on Dissertation 05
2. EC-6172: Dissertation-Interim Evaluation 05
Total for Third semester 10
Fourth Semester
1. EC-6271: Dissertation Open Defence 05
2. EC-6272: Dissertation Evaluation 10
Total for Fourth semester 15
Course Total 60
Note: Dissertation topic should be allotted to students in the IInd Semester
Electives: I & II (any approved two from the following):
1. AM-5105A: Mathematics
2. EC-5111: Microwave Circuits and Measurements
3. EC-5112: Vacuum and Tube Technology
4. EC-5113: MIC and MMIC
5. EC-5114: Remote Sensing
6. EC-5134: Microwave Solid State Devices and Applications
Electives: III, IV, V & VI (any approved two from the following):
1. EC-5211: Computer Aided Design of Microwave Tubes
2. EC-5212: Microwave M-Type Tubes
3. EC-5213: Radar Systems
4. EC-5214: Microwave Communication Systems
5. EC-5215: Countermeasures
6. EC- 5216: Satellite Communication
7. EC- 5217: Fast wave Devices
8. EC- 5241: Mobile Communication System and Wireless Network
9. EC- 5250: Optical Communication
2
3. M. Tech. in Electronics Engineering
(Specialization: Digital Techniques and Instrumentation)
Subject Contact Hours (Per Week) Credits
L&T P
First Semester
Theory:
*1. EC-5101 : Signal Processing 03 03
2. EC-5104 : Switching Theory and
Logic Design 03 03
3. EC-5105: Microprocessor Engineering &
Applications 03 03
4. EC-51-- : Elective-I 03 03
5. EC-51-- : Elective-II 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5176: Practical 03 02
15 03
Total for First semester 18 17
Second Semester
Theory:
1. :Open elective (from other Departments/ 03 03
School- approved by the Department)
2. : Elective-III 03 03
3. EC-52--: Elective-IV 03 03
4. EC-52-- : Elective-V 03 03
5. EC-52-- : Elective-VI 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5276 : Practical/Project 03 02
7. EC-5277 : Seminar 02 01
15 05
Total for Second semester 20 18
* Common to all specializations
3
4. Third Semester
1. EC-6176: Seminar on Dissertation 05
2. EC-6177: Dissertation-Interim Evaluation 05
Total for Third semester 10
Fourth Semester
1. EC-6276: Dissertation Open Defence 05
2. EC-6277: Dissertation Evaluation 10
Total for Four semester 15
Course Total 60
Note: Dissertation topic should be allotted to students in the IInd Semester
Electives: I & II (any approved two from the following):
1. EC-5121: Artificial Intelligence
2. EC- 5133: Reliability Engineering
3. EC- 5109: Data communication and Networks
4. EC- 5141: DSP Architecture and Application
5. EC- 5142: Computer Networking
Electives: III, IV, V & VI (any approved two from the following):
1. AM-5205A: Mathematics
2. EC-5221: Microprogramming
3. EC-5222: Computer Graphics
4. EC-5223: Fault tolerance Digital System Design
5. EC-5224: Neural Networks
6. EC-5231: LSI/VLSI Design
7. EC-5236: Digital Design and Modeling with VHDL
8. EC-5244: Multi-resolution Image Processing
4
5. M. Tech. in Electronics Engineering
(Specialization: Communication System Engineering)
Subject Contract Hour (Per Week) Credit
L&T P
First Semester
Theory:
* 1. EC-5101: Signal Processing 03 03
2. EC-5108: Information and Coding Theory 03 03
3. EC-5109: Data communication and Networks 03 03
4. EC-51-- : Elective-I 03 03
5. EC-51-- : Elective-II 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5186: Practical 03 02
15 03
Total of First semester 18 17
Second Semester
Theory:
1. : Open Elective (from other Departments/ 03 03
School- approved by the Department)
2. : Elective- III 03 03
3. EC-52-- : Elective- IV 03 03
4. EC-52-- : Elective-V 03 03
5. EC-52-- : Elective-VI 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5286: Practical/Project 03 02
7. EC-5287: Seminar 02 01
15 05
Total of Second semester 20 18
* Common to all specializations
Third Semester
1. EC- 6186: Seminar on Dissertation 05
2. EC- 6187: Dissertation- Interim Evaluation 05
Total of Third semester 10
Fourth Semester
1. EC- 6286: Dissertation Open Defence 05
2. EC- 6287: Dissertation Evaluation 10
Total of Third semester 15
Course Total 60
Note: Dissertation topic should be allotted to students in the IInd Semester.
5
6. Electives: I & II (any approved two from the following):
1. EC-5105: Microprocessor Engineering and Applications
2. EC-5121: Artificial Intelligence
3. EC-5133: Reliability Engineering
4. EC-5141: DSP Architecture and Application
5. EC-5142: Computer Networking
Electives: III, IV, V &VI (any approved four from the following):
1. AM-5205A: Mathematics
2. EC-5216: Satellite Communication
3. EC-5231: LSI/VLSI Design
4. EC-5241: Mobile Communication Systems and Wireless Network
5. EC-5242: Broadband Networks and Network Management
6. EC-5243: Multimedia Communication
7. EC-5244: Multiresolution Image Processing
8. EC-5245: Data Compression
9. EC-5246: Pattern Recognition
10. EC-5247: Spread Spectrum Technique
11. EC-5248: Digital Telephony
12. EC-5249: Photonics and Optical Switching
13. EC-5250: Optical Communication
14. EC-5251: Decision and Estimation Theory
M. Tech. in Electronics Engineering
(Specialization: Microelectronics)
Subject Contract Hour (Per Week) Credit
L&T P
First Semester
Theory:
* 1. EC-5101: SignalProcessing 03 03
2. EC-5106: IC-Technology 03 03
3. EC-5107: Analysis and Design of integrated Circuits 03 03
4. EC-51-- : Elective-I 03 03
5. EC-51-- : Elective-II 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5181: Practical 03 02
15 03
Total of First semester 18 17
6
7. Second Semester
Theory:
1. : Open Elective (from other Departments/ 03 03
School- approved by the Department)
2. EC-52--: Elective- III 03 03
3. EC-52--: Elective- IV 03 03
4. EC-52--: Elective-V 03 03
5. EC-52--: Elective-VI 03 03
Practical:
6. EC-5281: Practical/Project 03 02
7. EC-5282: Seminar 02 01
15 05
Total of Second semester 20 18
* Common to all specializations
Third Semester
1. EC- 6181: Seminar on Dissertation 05
2. EC- 6182: Dissertation- Interim Evaluation 05
Total of Third semester 10
Fourth Semester
1. EC- 6281: Dissertation- Open Defence 05
2. EC- 6282: Dissertation Evaluation 10
Total of Fourth semester 15
Course Total 60
Note: Dissertation topic should be allotted to students in the IInd Semester
7
8. Electives: I & II (any approved two from the following):
1. EC-5105: Microprocessor Engineering and Applications
2. EC-5121: Artificial Intelligence
3. EC-5131: Solid State Devices
4. EC-5132: Heterojunction Devices and Technology
5. EC-5133: Reliability Engineering
6. EC-5142: Computer Networking
Electives: III, IV, V &VI (any approved four from the following):
1. EC-5223: Fault Tolerant Digital System Design
2. EC-5231: LSI/VLSI Design
3. EC-5232: Analog VLSI Design
4. EC-5233: Hybrid Integrated Circuits
5. EC-5234: Semiconductor Power Devices
6. EC-5235: Characterization and Limitation of Devices and Circuits
7. EC-5236: Digital Design and Modeling with VHDL
8. EC-5237: High Speed Devices and Circuits
9. EC-5238: Optoelectronics Devices and Systems
10. EC-5250: Optical Communication
AM -5205A: Mathematics (Credits -3)
Hilbert and Binach Spaces. Linear Operators, Spectral decomposition.
Sequences of independent random variables: Central limit theorem, applications, Markov chains,
Chapman–Kolmogorov equation, Classification of states. Stationary distribution. Limit theorems.
Stationary process: Continuity, differentiability and integrability, Filtering. Kalman Filters.
Reliability and life testing. Failure laws systems with several components. Stand-by Systems.
Reliability of large systems.
Theory of groups and finite fields. Galois fields. Field extensions, Vector spaces over finite fields.
Error detecting and correcting codes , Bose–Raychaudhury codes. Graph and network trees, cycle
and cut sets. Planar graphs Crossing numbers. Covering problems.
AM-5105A: Mathematics (Credits -3)
Calculus of Variations-Functional. First Variation, Euler’s equation, Second Variation.
Constraints, Language Multipliers, Rayleigh - Ritz_Galarkin Method.
Numerical Methods-System of Linear Equation, Gauss-Jordan Method, Triangularization
Method, Cholesky Methods, Gauss–Seidal Method. Successive Over–relaxation Methods, Sparse
Matrix.
Finite Element Methods–Finite element meshes. Boundary Conditions and Solution of Linear
Equations, Convergence of finite element methods.
8
9. EC-5101: Signal Processing (Credits -3)
Models and Measurement of signals. Signal space representation. Integral transforms and
operators, functions and properties of signal processes and transmission systems.
Invert systems. Digital signal processors. Numerical filters and applications.
EC-5102: Electromagnetic Field Theory and Microwave Antennas (Credits -3)
Waves, scattering and diffraction. Methods and techniques (analytical and numerical) to the
solution of electromagnetic field problems. Methods of coupling, transitions. Aperture and patch
antennas. Rectangular and circular waveguides and reflector antennas. Artificial metal lens
antennas Feed mechanism. Design aspects of Microwave antennas.
EC-5103: Microwave O –Type Tubes (Credits -3)
High Frequency limitations in conventional tubes, UHF miniature tubes.
Classification of Microwave tubes, O-type and M-type Tubes, Slow wave and Fast-wave devices.
Sub-assemblies of Microwave Tubes: Electron Gun (Parallel flow and convergent beam guns,
MIG guns), RF Input/Output Couplers, RF Interaction Structures, Magnetic Focussing structures
and Collectors.
RF-wave and beam interaction: localized and continuous.
Transit time O-type Microwave Tubes: reflex klystrons, Klystrodes, multi-cavity klystrons,
traveling wave tube amplifiers, Backward Wave Oscillators, Device operation, gain and
efficiency calculations, operational characteristics, design criteria, and future trends.
Efficiency enhancement and Boradbanding techniques.
EC-5104: Switching Theory and Logic Design (Credits-3)
Vector switching algebra and Vector switching functions.
Special class of switching functions: Threshold, Symmetric functions. Functions with
decomposable properties, majority and monotonic functions.
Logical completeness of switching functions and complete set of logic primitives.
Hazards in combinational circuits and hazard free realization.
Boolean differential calculus: Computation of Boolean derivatives and differentials.
Fault detection and location in combinational circuits: Tabular, ENF, Path Sensitizing and
Boolean Difference methods.
Experiments on Sequential machines: Initial uncertainty, successor tree and terminal nodes.
Homing, distinguishing and synchronizing sequences.
Identifications of Sequential machines – checking experiments.
Special classes of Sequential machines: Information lossless machine, definitely diagnosable
machine and linear sequential circuits.
9
10. EC-5105: Microprocessor Engineering & Applications (Credits-3)
Architecture, organization and instruction repertoire of contemporary 16/32 bit processors.
Memory and storage hierarchies: implementation techniques, Cache. Coherence.
Multiprogramming, Array processing, Vector processing and Multiprocessing.
Pipelining: ILP, Register renaming, Loop unrolling, Static and dynamic scheduling. Super scalar
and Super pipeline structures. iA 32 bit architectures. BTAs.
Standard Bus structures: CAMAC, CAN and IEEE 488.
Typical applications with special reference to signal processing and Instrumentation.
Special Architecture for DSP applications. Microprocessors Development Systems.
EC-5106: Integrated Circuit Technology (Credits-3)
Integrated Circuit Technology–Basic classification and comparison. Monolithic Technolgy-wafer
preparation .Oxidation, isolation, Diffusion, ion implantation and masking techniques. Design
and fabrication of Bipolar and MOS active and passive devices.
Thin –Film Technology-Different deposition techniques. Thinness measurement and monitoring.
Design and fabrication of active and passive components.
Thick-Film Technology-Material process, design and fabrication of thick film components.
Hybrid Integrated Circuits. Application.
EC-5107: Analysis And Design Of Integrated Circuits (Credits-3)
Monolithic Integrated Circuits. Parasitics, general design principles and circuits layout,
Design of transistors, operational amplifier and other linear integrated circuits. Design of logic
circuits using bipolar and MOS devices.
Hybrid integrated circuits- circuits and layout design thermal considerations and packaging
EC–5108: Information and Coding Theory (Credits-3)
Information and its measure, Entropy, Eiensteins Axiomatic Approach. Source Entropy and its
extensions. Binary Symmetrical and Binary Erase Channel, Mutual Information and Channel
Capacity, Cascaded and Special Channels. Markov processes and their Entropy.
Coding for noiseless and noisy Channels. Error Detection and Correction, Group Codes, Cyclic
Codes, Special Coding Techniques, TCM, Vitervi decoding.
EC – 5109: Data Communication and Computer Networks (Credits-3)
Ideal Bit Pipe, Practical Media Types and their characteristics, Techniques for converting real
Media into IBP , Synchronous and Asynchronous Data Communication. Bit and Character
oriented Protocols. Data transmission over LP & BP channels. Channel Coding. Effect of
Random and Burst errors. Error Detection & Correction Codes. Data Buffering and its
applications in Interface Design . Circuit, Message and packet switching, Packetization and Re-
assembly. Data Multiplexing and Concentration. Data Compression-Techniques & Standards.
Data Security & Encryption.Intra Chip & Inter Chip Communication, Network of Systems.
Queuing Theory, Networking Models.
10
11. EC-5111: Microwave Circuits and Measurements (Credits -3)
Passive Devices and matching. Measurement of Q factor, Impendence, Power, Noise figure, S-
parameters, dielectric constant and permeability. Swept frequency measurement. Network
analyzers. Spectrum analyzers and TDR.
EC-5112: Vacuum and Tube Technology (Credits -3)
Fundamentals of Vacuum Technology: vacuum nomenclature and definitions, gas properties,
molecular process and kinetic theory, throughput, pumping speed, evacuation rate, outgassing
rate, leak rate, gas flow, conductance, flow calculations.
Vacuum generation: diaphragm pump, rotary pump, diffusion pump, cryogenic pump,
turbomolecular pump, sputter-ion pump and getter pumps.
Vacuum Measurement scale, gauges and leak detection. U.H.V. techniques, Mass Spectrometer.
Surface Physics and its Relation to Vacuum Science: adsorptions, chemisorptions, isotherms,
desorptions and photoactivation.
Materials for Vacuum tubes, Chemical and Thermal Cleaning.
Sputtering Techniques. Brazing. Spot, Arc, Electron beam and Laser weldings.
Vacuum and Protected Atmosphere Furnaces. Jigs and Tools.
Processing of Electron-Beam Devices.
EC-5113: MIC and MMIC (Credits -3)
Design aspects of strip lines, fin lines, Bandwidth, Power and frequency optimization.
Impedance Matching. Micro-strip lines MIC & MMICs. MIC active devices.
EC-5114: Remote Sensing (Credits -3)
Matter energy interactions, passive microwave radiometry, imaging radar systems, remote
sensors, communication and data transmission systems, data processing and reprocessing, pattern
recognition and classification, software systems, digital hardware , fundamentals of image
analysis-visible, thermal infra-red and microwave data , applications.
EC-5121: Artificial Intelligence (Credits-3)
Definition, history of AI, study of AI techniques, problem definition as state-space search.
Search techniques- generate and test, hill climbing, problem reduction, means and analysis.
Knowledge representation- representing facts in logic, predicate logic, resolution, forward verses
backward reasoning.
Game playing, minimax algorithm, alphabeta heuristics.
Natural language processing - introduction, syntactic processing, semantic analyses.
Introduction to expert systems
EC-5131: Solid State Devices (Credits -3)
Metal semiconductor contact . transport phenomenon and barrier height measurement.
MISFET: Si – SiO2 interfaces, chracterstics, sub-threshold condition, short geometry
Effects, CCD, MESFET, IMPATT, BARITT, Gunn devices, Photodetectors, Solar cell,
Semiconductor laser, LED.
11
12. EC-5132: Heterojunction Devices & Technology (Credits-3)
Isotype and anisotype heterojunctions
III-V and Si-SiGe technology: LPE, VPE, MOCVD, MBE, Ion-implantation, Bandgap
Engineering, nanostructures.
III-V HBT, MODEFT, Nano-structure devices, Superlattice APD
Semiconductor heterostructure laser and LED, Wave guiding structures.
EC-5133: Reliability Engineering (Credits -3)
Quality and reliability, importance of reliability, reliability parameters, Methods of achieving
reliability, Measure of central tendency and dispersion system reliability with constant and
variable failure rates, Serial and parallel reliability maintainability and availability failure
mechanisms, reliability data and analysis. Reliability improvement methods.
VLSI reliability: reliability screening and modeling, electrostatic discharge damage,
Metal Electro-migration phenomena, dielectric breakdown, instabilities in ICs
EC -5134: Microwave Solid State Devices and Applications (Credits-3)
Varactor diode and parametric amplifiers, Gunn diode, logic circuits using Gunn diode IMPATT,
BARITT, TRAPATT, Phase locking, phase shifter, harmonic Generation, power amplifiers
MESFET, MODFET, MMIC.
EC- 5141: DSP Architecture and Application (Credits-3)
Architectural difference between Microprocessor, Microcomputer, and Digital Signal Processor.
Harvard Architecture & Modified Harvard Architecture. Integer Arithmetic and Pipelining,
Vector Processor and Systolic Array Processor Architecture, Massively Parallel Processors,
Connection Machine and Pyramid Machine Architecture. DSP Interfacing and I/O Management,
Processor Interrupts. Sensor Interfacing.
Speech, Image & Graphics Input handling , File and Data Structure, Local and Global memory
Management, Tight and Loose Coupling of parallel Multi-DSP systems.
Example of Commercial DSP chips and their Development Tools.
EC-5142: Computer Networking (Credits-3)
Network Topology, Connectivity and delay analysis. Back bone and local access network design.
Data link and protocols. Virtual circuits and data grams. Routing algorithm and congestion.
Satellite and packet radio network. Network security and privacy. Text compression and file
transfer protocols. ARPANET, ETHERNET AND DECNET examples.
12
13. EC-5211: Computer Aided Design of Microwave Tubes (Credits -3)
Numerical Integration and Differentiation.
Numerical solution of linear and non-linear differential equations of higher orders.
Finite difference, finite element and method of moments applied to microwave / millimeter wave
electron beam device problems.
High power, high efficiency and broadband considerations.
Non linear analytical and numerical methods using disk, deformable disk and ring models of
electron beam.
CAD of subassemblies including spent electron beam collector.
Simulation and optimization techniques for electron beam and RF wave interaction.
PIC simulation techniques.
EC 5212 Microwave M-Type Tubes (Credits -3)
Electron beam wave interactions. Performance and design principle of amplifiers and oscillators.
Magnetrons: device operation, Pi-mode of operation, strapping, mode jumping, frequency pulling
and pushing, Performance Chart and Rickie Diagram. Design and Testing of Magnetrons.
Crossed field amplifiers: operating principle, device gain and efficiency.
Coaxial Magnetrons, Inverted Coaxial Magnetrons, Frequency Agile, Voltage Tunable
Magnetrons, Carcinotrons, Amplitrons.
Millimeter wave generation and amplification: Peniotrons, Ubitrons, Gyrotrons and Free Electron
Lasers, Application, efficiency and bandwidth enhancements and future trends.
EC-5213 Radar Systems (Credits -3)
Radar equations for tracking, volume search, jamming and cluttering. Non coherent
MTI, MTI from moving platform, Pulse compression radar. Phased array, synthetic aperture
radars.
Radar antenna systems, ECCM techniques.
EC-5214: Microwave Communication System (Credits-3)
LOS Propagation and System performance, Active and passive repeater design.
Troposcatter propagation. FM/Digital. AM/FDM and AM/TDM systems.
Satellite Communication Systems, Earth Station design criteria and direct reception system.
Multiple access TDMA, FDMA and SSMA.
Noise consideration.
EC-5215: Counter Measures (Credits-3)
General Introduction to Electronics Warfare. Intercept Systems. Signal Detection, Analysis and
Environment Study, Dumb and Smart Jammers. Confusion Reflectors. Target Masking and
Decoys. Infrared Countermeasures. ECCM system.
EC-5216: Satellite Communication (Credits-3)
Passive and Active Satellites, Polar, Geosynchronous and Geostationary Satellites. Frequency
Allocation and reuse Path Loss and Fading. Earth Station Design, Sattellite station house keeping
and control, Tracking Tellimetry and Coummraond. Transponder and their Access,
FDMA,TDMA, DAMA and SSMA, SSPC and Radio Networking.
13
14. EC-5217: Fast Wave Devices (Credits-3)
Limitation of slow-wave devices for high power and high frequency applications.
Classification and sub-assemblies of fast wave electron beam devices
Relativistic bunching, waveguide mode and beam-mode dispersion relation.
Small-orbit, Large-orbit and quasi-optical configurations.
Excitation of desired mode, Mode suppressions, CRM and Weibel instabilities.
Principle of operation, Electron beam RF wave interaction mechanism, performance evaluation
and design principles of fast-wave devices like: Gyrotron, gyro-klystron, gyro-Travelling-wave
tubes, Slow Wave Cyclotron Amplifier and CARM. Peniotron effects, Ubitron, Free Electron
Laser. Application, efficiency and bandwidth enhancements and future trends.
EC-5221: Microprogramming (Credits-3)
Control Unit organization and microprogramming concepts. Control stores. Micro-instruction
formats and field, micro-code design and instruction sequencing, microprogramming aids and
design automation.
Application of microprogramming, Microprogrammable bit slice processors.
EC-5222: Computer Graphics (Credits-3)
Introduction, Point plotting, Line drawing, raster graphics and vector display. Two dimensional
transformation, clipping & windowing, graphic input devices and input techniques. Graphic
packages, segmented display files, geometric models and picture structures. Three dimensional
graphic curves and surfaces, transformation & perspective projection.
EC-5223: Fault Tolerant Digital System Design (Credits-3)
Faults their types and characteristics. Test generation and Fault Detection techniques. Self-
checking and Fail-safe logic design. Reconfigurable and self-repairing Fault Tolerant Networks.
Design for testability. Fault Tolerant Design of VLSI and Systems.
EC-5224: Neural Networks (Credits-3)
Introduction to neural computing, Fundamental Concepts and models of artificial neural systems,
Neural processing and network learning rules, Single-layer perceptron classifiers, nonparametric
training concepts, discrete perceptron: algorithm, example. Multilayer feed-forward neural
networks, Learning techniques in neural networks. Back propagation algorithm, feed-forward
recall and error back-propagation training, learning factors, functional link networks, Error
correction and gradient based rules. Associative memories: performance analysis and spatio-
temporal patternsSelf-organizing feature maps.. Hamming Net and MAXNET, feature mapping,
applications of neural algorithms and systems
14
15. EC-5231: LSI/VLSI design (Credits -3)
Evolution of circuit integragration.
Modeling of MOSFETs. Device scaling, effect of short geometry.
Pass transistor, transmission gate and inverter based logic circuits. Their analysis and design.
Stick diagrams, λ -based design rules and layout designs.
Super buffers and buffer chains for driving large off chip capacitive loads.
Structural design concepts. Semi and full custom design. Gate arrays and standard cells.
Design of subsystems, PLA and FSM.
CAD tools for VLSI design
EC-5232: Analog VLSI Design (Credits -3)
Potential of analog VLSI, analog MOS technology , OP-AMP design technology and CMOS,
high performance OP-AMP, switched capacitor filters, A/D, D/A converters.
Analog VLSI interconnects, CAD of analog VLSI design testing.
EC-5233: Hybrid Integrated Circuits (Credits -3)
Monolithic, thin-film and thick-film circuits, hybridization components, circuits and Layout
design, fabrication techniques. Bonding and interconnections, packaging, system partitioning.
Reliability of hybrid integrated circuits and their applications.
EC-5234: Semiconductor Power Devices (Credits -3)
Carrier transport and break-down voltages, junction termination. Power BJT, JFET and
MOSFET: DMOS and VMOS, Thyristor, MOS-Biopolar devices MOS gated thyristor and
insulated gate transistor.
Power integrated circuits.
EC-5235: Characterization and Limitation of Devices & Circuits (Credits -3)
Device performance at extreme current and voltage, temperature and power limitations of various
solid state devices and components, speed limitations, design aspects of low-noise devices and
circuits, comparative operating features of discrete and integrated circuit devices and
components, modeling and equivalent circuits and parameter extraction
EC-5236: Digital Design and Modeling with VHDL (Credits -3)
Introduction to digital design automation, CAD software requirements and features supported by
VHDL, VHDL terminology and constructs: entity declaration, architectural body, configuration
declaration, package declaration and package body.
Language elements identifiers: identifiers, data object, data type operators.
Digital design using behavioral, data flow and structural description design case studies of
combinational and sequential circuits. Simulation of clock, signal assignment, wait statement, test
bench and testing
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16. EC-5237: High Speed Devices and Circuits (Credits -3)
MESFET, MODFET, HBT, Superlattice devices.
Logic and functional devices, MMIC, Digital ICs.
Fabrication techniques of high speed devices.
EC-5238: Optoelectronics Devices and Systems (Credits-3)
LCD, LED & Lasers. Photodetectors: PIN, APD, superlattice structure, Photo-transistor, OPFET.
Optical amplifier: Fiber amplifier, Brillouin amplifier, Raman amplifier, Optical switching
devices, Kerr cell and Golay cell, optical fiber and wave guiding structures. Optical
communication systems, Optical processors and optical computing.
EC -5241: Mobile Communication Systems and Wireless Networks (Credits-3)
Wireless Transmission: Frequencies, regulations, Signals, Antennas.
Signal Propagation, path loss, Multi path and other effects.
Multiplexing: SDM, FDM, TDM, and CDMA.
Modulation Techniques: ASK, FSK, PSK, Multi-carrier and Spread Spectrum: their use in
Mobile and Wireless Communication Systems.
Access Control Mechanisms: SDMA, FDMA, TDMA, CDMA and their performance evaluation.
Wireless Networks: Satellite networks, Wireless LAN, Wireless ATM. OSI, Mobile Network and
transport layers, their protocols and implementation.
Wireless Application Protocol.
EC -5242: Broadband Network and Network Management (Credits-3)
Synchronous and Asynchronous Networks, Optical Fiber based Backbone and Information
Superhighways, SONET & SDH standards. IP over SONET and WDM, STS & STM Framing,
ATM and STM systems, ATM Layers. User Network & Network-Network Interfaces. Virtual
paths and Virtual circuits, Cell Loss Effects, Intelligent Networks.
Network Management and Control, TMN Architecture and Functional Requirements. Interface
and Protocol Requirements, Information Modeling and Model representations.
System Management Functions, OSI System Management, Internet SNMP, ODP/OMG. COBRA
as technologies for TMN.
EC-5243: Multimedia Communication (Credits-3)
Multimedia basics. Signal Processing for video & audio integration, Compression and
Transmission . Compression standards and their implementation. Multimedia Storage,
Database and Distribution.
Multimedia Networking requirements, Services and QOS parameters. Wireless and Wired
Broadband Networks. IEEE 802.11, Hyper-LAN, Magic-WAND, MMAC standards.
CDMA, OFDM and Multi-carrier CDMA,. Synchronization techniques, Rake receiver, Multipath
effects and Models, Mobile systems.
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17. EC 5244: Multi- Resolution Image Processing (Credits-3)
Image representation, Space Variant and Space Invariant Linear Operations, Multidimensional
sampling. Projections in Hilbert space, Multiscale methods, Image Operators and Transforms.
Spatial and Transformed domain techniques, Multi-grid structures , Multi-Resolution Support and
Pyramid Technique.
Wavelets and Wavelet Transforms, Basic selection and CWT, Dyadic Transformation and DWT,
Properties and Inverse Transforms, Mallat’s Algorithm, FIR Implementation, Image Recovery,
Applications of Wavelet transform for Image compression and De-noising.
EC-5245: Data Compression (Credits-3)
Random signals and sources, sampling techniques and quantization, source coding, Lossy and
loss-less compression and optimality.
Scalar coding: scalar quantizer, its structure, companding, quantizer performance measurement,
conditions for optimality, predictive quantization, Bit allocation and transform coding, Entropy
coding.
Vector coding: vector quantizer (VQ), its structure and characterization, quantizer performance
measurement, optimality conditions for VQ, various types of VQs, tree and Trellis encoding.
Compression standards: JPEG, MPEG, and MP.
EC-5246: Pattern Recognition (Credits-3)
Descriptions and representation of patterns, Linear and Non-linear classification, Feature
selection and extraction, Supervised and Unsupervised Parameter estimation, Non-parametric
Methods and Compound Decision Theory in pattern Recognition, Clustering Techniques,
Contextual analysis in pattern recognition, Algorithms for pattern recognition, Artificial neural
networks and pattern recognition, Pattern Recognition Systems.
EC- 5247: Spread Spectrum Technique (Credits-3)
Problem of low bandwidth communication system, concept of larger bandwidth systems,
Spectrum Spreading. Maximal length sequence, auto-correlation and cross-correlation properties,
Golay codes, m sequence, gold, Kasmi & other sequences, selection, design, generation and
application of MLS.
Types of SS system, DS, FH & TH. Comparative properties and relative advantages of DS, FH &
TH. Receiver design for SS. Synchronization technique, application of SS in SSMA, LPI,
CDMA, jamming resistance, TDR, secure communication and navigational aids, networking of
SS system.
EC- 5248: Digital Telephony (Credits-3)
Review of voice digitization concept, PCM, DPCM, ADM and decoders. Code selection. Digital
transmission and multiplexing. Digital switching. Space and time switching. Two-dimensional
and multi-dimensional switching, custom switch design. Some aspects of traffic characterization,
network blocking and its estimation.
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18. ECE- 5249: Photonics and Optical Switching (Creadits-3)
Electro-absorption modulators, quantum well EAM, electro-optic modulators, quantum well
EOM, self electro-optic effect device, bipolar controller modulator, optoelectronic amplification.
Programmable memory device. Switching speed and energy.
Opto-electronic integrated circuits: Hybrid and Monolithic integration, Integrated optical
Transmitters and Receivers. Guided wave devices: Waveguides, couplers, splitters and
combiners. Active guided wave Devices, Optical Bi-stability, Digital Optics.
Optical switches, temporal, spatial, wavelength and spectral domain switching, multidimensional
and multilevel photonic switching. Self routing. ATM switching.
EC- 5250: Optical Communication (Credits-3)
Difference between bounded and free space optical communication, Propagation characteristics
of IR, Visible, UV in Atmosphere and space, Optical fibre, preparation and transmission
characteristics, loss and dispersion mechanisms, Single and Multimode fiber, Optical sources:
principles of operation, modulation characteristics and driver circuits, photodetectors: principles
of operation, circuits and performance, post detection amplifiers, optical receiver, fibre optic
connectors, couplers, multiplexers and splices, wavelength converters, routers, fibre optic
communication systems and link budget using direct detection, Optical Amplifiers, Modulators
and switches, Coherent optical communication: Homodyne and Heterodyne receivers for optical
communication.
EC- 5251 : Decision and Estimation Theory (Credits-3)
Introduction to statistical communication theory, Simple binary hypothesis tests: Bayes criteria
and Neyman-Pearson tests, receiver operating characteristic and M hypotheses, Classical
estimation theory: Bayes estimation, maximum likelihood estimation, Cramer- Rao Inequality
and multiple parameter estimation. Representation of random processes: introduction to random
variables, sequence of random variables, central limit theorem, transformation of random
variables, characterization of random processes: Karhunen-Loeve expansion, Gaussian processes
and their properties, Wiener process, White noise processes, optimum linear filters, periodic
random processes and vector random process. Detection of signals and estimation of signal
parameters in white noise: Binary and M-ary detections in Additive White Gaussian Noise
(AWGN), decision spaces, matched filters, correlation receivers, linear and nonlinear estimations,
nonwhite Gaussian noise, detections and estimations in nonwhite noise using Whitening approach
and Karhunen-Loeve expansion method, estimation of signals with random amplitude and phase,
Rayleigh channels, Rician channels, multiple channels,Wiener filters and Kalman-Bucy filters.
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