The document outlines course details for embedded systems, Java, and .NET programming, each spanning 40 hours with specified costs. Embedded systems cover C programming, microcontrollers, and interfacing techniques, while the Java course includes core and advanced topics such as OOP, servlets, JSP, and web application architecture. The .NET course focuses on framework basics, Windows applications, ASP.NET, and web services, each with specific learning objectives.

1. Embedded system course details (40 hrs) (RS.17500)
'C' Programming 1.1 Constants, Variables, Data types, Operators & Expressions
1.2 Input/output, branching and Looping
1.3 Arrays and Strings
1.4 Functions
1.5 Structures and Unions
1.6 Pointers
8051 Microcontroller & 2.1 Architecture
PIC Microcontroller 2.2 Timers/Counters
2.3 Interrupts
2.4 Serial Communication
Exploring IDE (RIDE and 3.1 Memory configurations
MPLAB) 3.2 Local Memory Model specifications
3.3 Developing an Application using IDE
Introduction to C 4.1 Basic C Program Structure
Programming for 4.2 Differences from ANSI C
Microcontroller 4.3 In-System Programming Technologies and Methods
Programming 5.1 I/O Ports
Microcontroller using 'C' & 5.2 Seven Segment
Hardware Interface– Part I 5.3 LCD
5.4 Interrupts
5.5 Timer / Counter
5.6 Serial Communication
5.7 ADC/DAC
5.8 Keypad
5.9 Motor Control
5.10 Stepper Control
5.11 PWM Method
Programming 6.1 Using Functions
Microcontroller using 'C' – 6.2 Embedding Assembly Language Statements in 'C' Programs
Part II 6.3 LCD Interfacing
Protocols 7.1 I2C (Inter Integrated circuits)
7.2 SPI (serial peripheral Interface)
7.3 CAN (Control Area Network)

2. JAVA COURSE DETAILS (40 Hrs) (RS.13,500)
CORE JAVA Introduction to OOPS
Introduction to Java and SDE
Language Fundamentals and Operators
Wrapper Classes, Selection Statements and Iteration Blocks
Access Specifiers, Constructors and Methods
Inheritance, Interfaces and Abstract Classes
Exception Handling
Strings, String Buffer and its functions
Collections and Util package
Threads
I/O operations in JAVA
JDBC
Garbage Collection
Overview of Annotation
Updating in JDK 1.6
ADVANCE JAVA Introduction to HTML
Frames and Tables
Form Elements
Introduction to JavaScript
Introduction to Ajax
Servlet
JSP
Custom Tags & Libraries
Struts Framework Ver 2.x
Spring Framework Ver 3.0
Hibernate
J2EE
Servlet Web Application Basics.
Architecture and challenges of Web Application.
Introduction to servlet
Servlet life cycle
Developing and Deploying Servlets
Exploring Deployment Descriptor (web.xml).
Handling Request and Response
Initializing a Servlet
Accessing Database
Servlet Chaining
Session Tracking & Management
Dealing with cookies
Transferring Request
Accessing Web Context
Passing INIT and CONTEXT Parameter
Sharing information using scope object

3. Controlling concurrent access
User Authentication
Filtering Request and Response
Programming Filter
Filter Mapping
Servlet Listeners
Java Server Pages Basic JSP Architecture
Technology Life Cycle of JSP (Translation, compilation)
JSP Tags and Expressions
Role of JSP in MVC-2
JSP with Database
JSP Implicit Objects
Tag Libraries
JSP Expression Language (EL)
Using Custom Tag
JSP Capabilities:
• Exception Handling
• Session Management
• Directives
JSP with Java Bean
Enterprise JAVA Beans Enterprise Bean overview
Types of enterprise beans
Advantages of enterprise beans
The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans
Working with Session Beans
Statefull vs. Stateless Session Beans
Working with Entity Beans
Message Driven Beans
Awareness to Other J2EE Java Mail
Technologies JTA
Web Services
JMS
ANT
Log4J
JSF
Hibernate
Struts Framework
Spring Framework
Design Pattern
.NET COURSE (40 Hrs) (RS.13, 500)

4. Framework 3.5
Introduction .Net
Framework 1. Windows Application
2. Web Application
3. Web Services
Windows Application
 Vb.net
 C#.net
Web Application
 Asp.net(C#)
 Asp.net(Vb)
Web Services
 Vb.net
 C#.net
Windows Application (17 Hrs) 01: Getting Started
02: Expressions, Types, and Variables
03: Control Statements - Selection
04: Control Statements – Loops
05: Methods
06: Namespaces
07: Introduction to Classes
08: Class Inheritance
09: Polymorphism
10: Properties
11: Indexers
12: Structs

5. 13: Interfaces
14: Introduction to Delegates and Events
15: Introduction to Exception Handling
16: Using Attributes
17: Enums
18: Overloading Operators
19: Encapsulation
20: Controls
21: ADO.net
22. Reports
Asp.net (18 Hrs) Validation
• Introduction
• RequiredFieldValidator
• CompareValidator
• RangeValidator
• RegularExpressionValidator
• CustomValidator
• More validation
State
• Cookies
• Sessions
• ViewState
Misc
• Sending e-mails
ASP.NET & Ms Sql
• Introduction
• Getting started
• First access
• Databinding
Ajax Controls

6. User Control
Creating a UserControl
Using a UserControl
Events in UserControls
Web services (5 Hrs) 1. Introduction
2. Create Web Services
3. Using in Windows Application
4. Using in Web Services