Group-1,2,3 & 4 Syllabus For Electrical Science

List of M.Sc. by Research /Ph.D.
Course work that can be offered under Electrical Science GROUP-II

SUB CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT
05 ECD142 DYNAMICS OF ANALOG AND DISCRETE TIME SIGNALS
State varia!e "e#$ri%ti&' &( !i'ear #)#te*#+
State space representation of electrical, mechanical and electromechanical systems.
Computation of state transition matrix by I) series expansion method, ii) Laplace
transform approach and iii) Cayley Hamilton theorem; state space equations in
canonical forms; solution of linear time invariant and time variant state equations.
ransfer functions !ext boo" #$ ch.%, ext boo" &$ch.#&)
Chapter &;
C&'tr&!!ai!it) a'" &#ervai!it)+
State variable equations of composite systems, effect of pole 'ero cancellation
subsystems of composite systems, controllability and observability, transformation to
the phase variable canonical form !ext (oo")$ch*, ext (oo" #$ch %)
Chapter )+
De#i,' &( $&'tr&! #)#te* ) #tate #%a$e *et-&"#.
Control system desi,n via pole placement techniques, -esi,n of state observer !full
order and minimum order observer); .ffects of addition of observer on a closed loop
system !ext (oo" # /Ch #0, ext (oo" &$ch#&)
Chapter *+
Li'ear/ "i#$rete/ ")'a*i$ #)#te*# a'a!)#i#.
he 1 /transfer /Introduction, linear difference equations, the discrete transfer
function, discrete models of sampled data systems, si,nal analysis and dynamic
response, properties of the 1 transform !2ef. (oo" * /Ch &)
Chapter 3+
Sa*%!e" Data #)#te*#+
Introduction, analysis of the sample and hold, spectrum of sampled si,nal and
aliasin,. !2ef. (oo" * / Ch ) 4 *)
Chapter 5+
State #%a$e a'a!)#i# a'" "e#i,' &( "i#$rete &( "i#$rete ti*e #)#te*#+
State space representation of discrete /time systems solvin, discrete time state
space equations, the pulse transfer function matrix, discretisation of continuous time
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List of M.Sc. by Research /Ph.D. Course work that can be offered under Electrical Science GROUP-II
state space equations, controllability, observability, desi,n via pole placement, desi,n
of state observer, effect of observers on stability !ref boo" 3 Ch 345)
BOO0S+
#. 6odern Control .n,ineerin, /7. 8,ata
&. Control system en,ineerin, /9a,rath and :opal
). ;n introduction to control of dynamic systems /6. 7. Chidambara et.al
*. -i,ital Control of -ynamic Systems /:ene. <. <ran"lin
3. -iscrete /time control Systems$7. 8,ata
05 ECD141 2LSI DESIGN
Introduction $=LSI technolo,y trends, 6oore>s la?
-ifference bet?een 68S and (@>s , 68S transistor characteristics, types of 68S
transistors, 968S 4 C68S inverters, and transmission ,ated, structure. 8peration
of inverter circuits.
968S 4 C68S circuits for combinational and sequential lo,ic>s, stic" notation,
Shannon>s expansion theorem, reali'ation of (oolean functions. AL; ,enerators,
Aseudo 968S circuits, Cloc"ed lo,ic, Simple flip flop reali'ation, Shift re,isters,
dynamic shift re,isters, super buffers, 2;6s and 286s,
=LSI fabrication techniques, Litho,raphic process, ?in$tub and S8S process,
-esi,n rules, specification of layers.
-elay and timin, calculation, po?er estimation
System desi,n+ =LSI -esi,n level system, desi,n examples
C;- tools for =LSI -esi,n, -esi,n steps CI< representation, -esi,n Styles,
placement, routin,, and simulation. Circuit extraction, desi,n rule, chec"in,
al,orithms. estability and fault tolerances, silicon compilers !in brief)
BOO0S+
#. 6ead, Con?ay, Introduction to =LSI Systems, ;ddison Besley
&. 6u"herCee ;mar, Introduction to 968S and C68S =LSI System -esi,n,
Arentice Hall India.
). Auc"nell, .shtan,ina, (asic =LSI -esi,n systems 4 circuits, Arentice Hall India
*. 9iel H . Beste, 7amran .shran,hian, Arinciples of =LSI desi,n, Aearson .du
;sia.#%%).
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05 ECD144 AD2ANCED NET3OR0 ANALYSIS 4 SYNTHESIS
9et?or" opolo,y, open circuit and short circuit, operations, indefinite admittance
matrix; elle,en and 6in"y heorem, application
Implicit duality, multiport decomposition, adCoint net?or", decomposition throu,h
alterin, topolo,y.
<ormulation of state equations throu,h ,raph theoretic methods, equivalent source
methods.
;pproximation, 2esponse of filters, butter?orth, Chebyshev, Inverse Chebyshev,
(essel /homson filters, frequency transformation.
;ctive 9et?or"s+ .lement nullator norator models, hi,her order net?or"s.
9et?or" Synthesis+ 2evie? of pr function, t?o /element "ind net?or" synthesis, 2L,
2C and LC net?or"s.
2eali'ation of drivin, point impedance, (rune, darlin,ton and (ott /-uffin methods,
-rivin, point impedance ?ithout mutual inductance.
2eali'ation of ransfer function, ladder and lattice net?or"s, Duadri poles terminated
?ith resistances.
BOO0S+
#. Seshu.S.red 6. ( Linear :raph and electric 9et?or"s, ;ddison Besley, #%5#
&. Seshu S. (albanian 9. Linear 9et?or" ;nalysis, @ohn Biley, #%3%
). 9arayanan, H. Sub$6odular functions and electric 9et?or"s, annals of
-iscrete 6ath. =ol. 3* 9orth Holland #%%E
*. 9orma (albanian, (ic"art heodore ;, .lectrical 9et?or" heory, @ohn Biley
3. ;atre, =.7. 9et?or" heory and <ilter -esi,n 9e? ;,e Int.A.#%F0
5. S?amy, 6.9.S. hulasiraman 7. :raphs, 9et?or"s ;nd al,orithms, @ohn
Biley, #%F#.
05 ECD152 5ROTECTION TECHNI6UES FOR ELELCTRICAL MACHINES
Aart ;+ <undamentals of protection .n,ineerin,. Introduction, the principal faults on
electrical Ao?er Systems and System components.
Aart (+ ;nalo, Arotection. ;nalo, Arotection for 6achines.
Aart C+ -i,ital Arotection
BOO0S+
#. Arotection echniques in .lectrical .ner,y systems. (y Helmut Gn,rad, Bili (ald
Bin"ler, and ;nor'eC Bis'ni .?s"i 9e? Hor", (asel, Hon, 7on,, 6arcel de""ar
Inc., Sub sec #.#, #.&, #.), from chapter#, sub sec &.#, &.& to &.E from chapter &,
sub sec F.#, F.&, F.) from chapter F, chapter %,#0, ##, #& 4 #)
05 ECD 241 DESIGN OF ANALOG AND DISCRETE TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
-esi,n of ;nalo, systems+ ime response of second $ order systems, desi,n
specifications, Aerformance indices, concept of stability, stability analysis$ from bode
plots and root $ locus. -esi,n ?ith AI- controllers. desi,n ?ith phase la,, lead and
la,$lead componsators/
-esi,n of discrete time control systems via transform methods+ Stability analysis of
closed loop systems in '$ domain $$the Cury stability test
Introduction, obtaini n, discrete time equivalent of continuous time filters, desi,n
principles based on a discrete time equivalent I of an analo, controller, transient and
steady state response analysis, desi,n based on the root locus method, desi,n based
on the frequency response method, analytical desi,n method.
REFERNCE BOO0S+
#. 9a,rath and :opal JControl System .n,ineerin,J
&. 7 8,ata J6odem Control .n,ineerin,J
). 7 8,ata J-iscrete ime Control SystemsJ
*. (C "uo J;utomatic Control SystemsJ, AHI
3. :ene < <ran"lin. @ -avid Ao?ell J-i,ital Control of -ynamic SystemsI
#
05 ECD 244 NON7LINEAR SYSTEMS
9on$linear phenomena, pieces ?ise linear approximation, Harmonic, Lineari'ation,
-escribin, functions.
Ahase plane method, phase plane plots, traCectories , sin,ular points, limit cycle
Stability, estin, , 9yquist method,
-ual input describin, function, sub harmonic and Cump phenomena
Lyapunov methods, ,eneration of functions for li near and non$linear systems, analysts
of stability.
LureIs criteria, popovIs method, circle criteria and its application, (I(8
stability 2elay control analysis, Hamel syp"in Loci
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. Hsu, @ C 6ayer, ; G$, 6odern Control Arinciples 4 ;pplications, 6c$:ra? Hill, #%5F
&. ;therton -A 9on liner control systems =an 9ostrand #%E3
). =idyasa,ar 6., 9onlinear Systems, Arentice Hall, #%%3, .d &
*. Holt'man@6, 9onlinear System heory, functional ;nalysis ;pproach, Arentice
Hall, #%E0
3. :ibson. @ .. 9onlinear ;utomatic Control. 6c :ra? Hill, #%5)
5. :raham, D., 6c2uer 6., ;nalysis of 9onlinear Systems, @ohn Biley, #%5#
!
05 ECD 251 DISCRETE CONTROL SYSTEMS AND MULTI 2ARIABLE CONTROL
-esi,n of discrete lime systems usin, ransform methods; Stability analysis
of closed loop systems in the Z - domain$ the Cury .stability lest.
Introduction, obtainin, discrete ti me equivalent of continuous ti me fillers, desi,n
principles based on a discrete time equivalent of analo, controller, transient find steady
state response analysis, desi,n based on the root locus method,, desi,n based on
the frequency response method, ;nalytical desi,n method.
6ulti variable System models, state equations, canonical forms, polynomial matrices,
!ransmission 'eroes, 6ulti variable system analysis, solution of state equations,
controllability, stabili'e ability.
8bserver theory, 2eali'ation of transfer matrices, minimal reali'ation, 6ulti variable
system desi,n, pole placement, decouplin, model matchin,, Inverse nequist array,
characteristic locus methods.
BOO0S+
#. -iscrete time control systems by 8,ata.
&. ;utomatic control system by (.C 7uo.
). -i,ital control of dynamics systems by :ene <, <ran"lin, @. -avid Ao?ell, 6ichael L.
*. Bar"man, II edition
3. * 8?ens, -. H, <eed bac" and multi variable systems Aeter Aere,rines, #%EF
5. 3.Bonhans .B.6. 6ulti variable control, sprin,er =erla, , ed &#%%E,
05 ECD 252 COM5UTER BASED INDUSTRIAL DRI2E CONTROL
Concept of Continuous and discrete time process control, sin,le loop and multiloop control
(rief outline of 6ulti variable control, brief out line of adaptive control.
Schematic representation of inter connected systems, supervisory control and data
acquisition -irect -i,ital Control, AI- control, interfacin, process ?ith di,ital control, position
al,orithm,=elocity al,orithm, 1 ransform (ased control al,orithm. =elocity al,orithm,
Aro,rammable controllers, dia,rammatic representation, functional bloc"s, architecture,
interfacin,, soft?are !basic concepts),I
2eal time pro,rammin, $units$ tas"in,, state transition dia,ram, inter state
communication, development of al,orithm,
"
8utline of real time operatin, Systems. 6odelin,, simulation, intelli,ent Controllers, ;I
based control, <u''y based control. neural control. Computer inter facin,, methodolo,y,
computer control of process, case study.
BOO0S.
#. 7rishna 7ant+ Computer based Industrial Control, Arentice Hall !#), #%%E.
&. Hirota,7+ Industrial ;pplications of <u''y echnolo,y, Sprin,er, #%%)
). Hert', @ohn, 7ro,h, ;nders, rainier, 2ichard, Introduction to theory of 9eural
Computation, ;tldisfln$Beslfiy #%%#,
*. .,,ebrecht L,C. Interfacin, to Khe I(6AC, Ho?ard Samson 4 Co.
3. ;hsons I 6icroprocessors ?ish application in process Control,
6H, #%F*.
05 EMS 11 ANALYSIS OF LINER SYSTEMS
Linear Control systems+ 2evie?, ;nalytic 4 experimental modelin,. 2evie? of
ransfer function$ 2epresentation$;nalysis$ime 4 harmonic response. <requency
response Specifications, random inputs.
State Space ;nalysis+ SIS8, 6I68 system ;nalysis$Solution$Impulse response
matrix, Controllability$8bservability, 8bservers, 8bserver based feedbac"
10 Hr#
Composite System$Aarallel, <eedbac" 4 andem$Concept of State <eedbac", State
.stimators$pole placement methods. 8 Hr#
Stability ;nalysis$Lyapunov>s Stability Criteria, ,eneratin, Lyapunov function, testin,
for stability 8 Hr#
Introduction to phase la,, la,$lead, lead, AI- controllers. 5 Hr#
-i,ital Control Systems, Samplin, 4 data reconstruction, Samplin, theorem, hold
operation. 5 Hr#
1$transform$roperties, inverse, solution of difference equation, System function, Aole$
1ero location, frequency consideration. 8 Hr#

State =ariable methods of analysis of -i,ital Control Systems, AI- controller brief
introduction. 9 Hr#
#
Stability ;nalysis of -i,ital Control Systems by @ury>s Criteria and (ilinear
transformation 4 Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
Chen C.., Linear System heory and -esi,n, Holt, 2inehart, Binston, #%F*
(lac"man, A..., Introduction to State =ariable ;nalysis, 6acmillan Aress, #%EE
7uo, (.C., -i,ital Control Systems.
<ran"lin, Ao?ell., -i,ital Control Systems.
8,ata.7., -iscrete ime Control Systems, ;ddison Besley Lon,man, .d. &, &000
Ao?er, H.6., Introduction to -ynamics and control, 6c,ra? Hill, #%EF
9isse, Control Systems .n,ineerin,, @ohn ?ater .-. * &003
Ahillips$ -i,ital Control Systems ;nalysis -esi,n.
:opal. 6., -i,ital Control and State =ariable methods.
Aost :raduate Course in 6icroelectronics 4 Control Systems
L Aroposed Chan,es 9 Hr#
05 SCN 11 AD2ANCED DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
1. -i,ital ransmission <undamentals+ -i,ital 2epresentation of Information+ (loc"$
8riented Information, Stream Information; Bhy -i,ital CommunicationsM+
Comparison of ;nalo, and -i,ital ransmission , (asic properties of -i,ital
ransmission Systems; -i,ital 2epresentation of ;nalo, Si,nals+ (and?idth of
;nalo, Si,nals, Samplin, of an ;nalo, Si,nal, -i,ital ransmission of ;nalo,
Si,nals; Characteri'ation of Communication Channels+ <requency -omain
Characteri'ation, ime -omain Characteri'ation; <undamental Limits in -i,ital
ransmission+ he 9yquist Si,nalin, 2ate, he Shannon Channel Capacity; Line
Codin, ;6odems and -i,ital 6odulation+ (inary Ahase 6odulation, D;6 and
Si,nal Constellations, elephone 6odem Standards; Aroperties of 6edia and
-i,ital ransmission Systems+ ?isted Aair, Coaxial Cable, 8ptical <iber, 2adio
ransmission, Infrared Li,ht; .rror -etection and Correction+ .rror -etection, ?o
-imensional Aarity Chec"s, Internet Chec"sum, Aolynomial Codes, Standardi'ed
Aolynomial Codes, .rror -etectin, Capability of a Aolynomial Code.
$
&. (rief revie? of di,ital communication systems+ .lements of a -i,ital
communication systems. Communication channels and their characteristics.
Historical perspective in the development of di,ital communication. 2evie? of the
features of a decreases memo less channel and the channel capacity theorem.
). Bave form Codin, echniques+ AC6, Chl. 9oise and error probability, -AC6,
-6, codin, speech at lo? bit rates, ;pplications.
*. (ase bond Shapin, for data transmission+ -iscrete A;6 si,nals, Intern symbol
interference !ISI) 9yquist criterion for distortional (ore band binary transmission,
correlative codin,, .ypattern, transmission, correlative codin,, .ypatterns (ased
and 6$any A;6 system, ;doptive .quali'ation. he 'ero forcin, al,orithm, he
L6; al,orithm.

TE:T BOO0S
#. ;lberto Leon / :arcia and Indra BidCaCa , Communication 9et?or"s /
<undamental Concepts and 7ey architectures, ata 6c:ra?$Hill &
nd
edition.
&. -i,ital Communication by Simon Hay"in Aublisher+ @ohn Biley and Sons
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. -i,ital Communications by @ohn : Aroa"is )
rd
.dition, 6c:ra? Hill.
&. ;nalo, N -i,ital Communication by Leon B Couch / II AHI, 3
th
.dition.
05 SCN 251 CLIENT SER2ER 5ROGRAMMING 4 A55LICATION
#. he Client Server 6odel and Soft?are -esi,n / Introduction, 6otivation,
erminolo,y and Concepts.
&. Concurrent Arocessin, in Client$Server soft?are / Introduction, Concurrency in
9et?or"s, Concurrency in Servers, erminolo,y and Concepts, ;n example of
Concurrent Arocess Creation, .xecutin, 9e? Code, Context S?itchin, and
Arotocol Soft?are -esi,n, Concurrency and ;synchronous IN8.
). Aro,ram Interface to Arotocols / Introduction, Loosely Specified Arotocol
Soft?are Interface, Interface <unctionality, Conceptual Interface Specification,
System Calls, ?o (asic ;pproaches to 9et?or" Communication, he (asic IN8
<unctions available in G9IO, Gsin, G9IO IN8 ?ith CANIA.
*. he Soc"et Interface / Introduction, (er"ley Soc"ets, Specifyin, a Arotocol
Interface, he Soc"et ;bstraction, Specifyin, an .nd Aoint ;ddress, ; :eneric
%
;ddress Structure, 6aCor System Calls used ?ith Soc"ets, Gtility 2outines for
Inte,er Conversion, Gsin, Soc"et Calls in a Aro,ram, Symbolic Constants for
Soc"et Call Aarameters.
3. ;l,orithms and Issues in Client Soft?are -esi,n / Introduction, Learnin,
;l,orithms instead of -etails, Client ;rchitecture, Identifyin, the Location of a
Server, Aarsin, an ;ddress ;r,ument, Loo"in, up a -omain 9ame, Loo"in, up a
?ell$"no?n Aort by 9ame, Aort 9umbers and 9et?or" (yte 8rder, Loo"in, up a
Arotocol by 9ame, he CA Client ;l,orithm, ;llocatin, a Soc"et, Choosin, a
Local Arotocol Aort 9umber, ; fundamental Aroblem in choosin, a Local IA
;ddress, Connectin, a CA Soc"et to a Server, Communicatin, ?ith the Server
usin, CA, 2eadin, a response from a CA Connection, Closin, a CA
Connection, Aro,rammin, a G-A Client, Connected and Gnconnected G-A
Soc"et, Gsin, Connect ?ith G-A, Communicatin, ?ith a Server usin, G-A,
Closin, a Soc"et that uses G-A, Aartial Close for G-A, ; Barnin, about G-A
Gnreliability.
5. .xample Client Soft?are / Introduction, he Importance of Small .xamples,
Hidin, -etails, ;n .xample Arocedure Library for Client Aro,rams,
Implementation of Connect CA, Implementation of Connect G-A, ; Arocedure
that <orms Connections, Gsin, the .xample Library, he -;HI6. Service,
Implementation of a CA Client for -;HI6., 2eadin, from a CA Connection,
he ime Service, ;ccessin, the I6. Service, ;ccurate imes and 9et?or"
-elays, ; G-A Client for the I6. Service, he .CH8 Service, ; CA Client for
the .CH8 Service, ; G-A Client for the .CH8 Service.
E. ;l,orithms and Issues in Server Soft?are -esi,n / Introduction, he Conceptual
Server ;l,orithm, Concurrent =s Iterative Servers, Connection$8riented =s
Connectionless ;ccess, Connection$8riented Servers, Connectionless Servers,
<ailure, 2eliability and Statelessness, 8ptimi'in, Stateless Servers, <our (asic
ypes of Servers, 2equest Arocessin, ime, Iterative Server ;l,orithms, ;n
Iterative Connection$8riented Server ;l,orithm, (indin, to a Bell 7no?n ;ddress
usin, I9;--2P;9H, Alacin, the Soc"et in Aassive 6ode, ;cceptin, Connections
and usin, them. ;n Iterative Connectionless Server ;l,orithm, <ormin, a 2eply
;ddress in a Connectionless Server, Concurrent Server ;l,orithms, 6aster and
Slave Arocesses, ; Concurrent Connectionless Server ;l,orithm, ; concurrent
&
Connection$8riented Server ;l,orithm, Gsin, separate Aro,rams as Slaves,
;pparent Concurrency usin, a Sin,le Arocess, Bhen to use each Server ypes,
he Important Aroblem of Server -eadloc", ;lternative Implementations.
F. Iterative, Connectionless Servers !G-A) / Introduction, Creatin, a Aassive
Soc"et, Arocess Structure, ;n example I6. Server.
%. Iterative, Connection$8riented Servers !CA) / Introduction, ;llocatin, a Aassive
CA Soc"et, ; Server for the -;HI6. Service, Arocess Structure, ;n .xample
-;HI6. Server, Closin, Connections, Connection ermination and Server
=ulnerability.
#0. Concurrent, Connection$8riented Servers !CA) / Introduction, Concurrent
.CH8, Iterative =s Concurrent Implementations, Arocess Structure, ;n example
Concurrent .CH8 Server, Cleanin, up .rrant Arocesses.
TE:T BOO0
#. Internet?or"in, ?ith CANIA / =ol. ), Client$Server Aro,rammin, and
;pplications, (S- Soc"et =ersion ?ith ;9SI C, -ou,las ..Comer 4 -avid L.
Stevens, Second .dition, Aearson .ducation ;sia.
05 SCE 12 DATA STRUCTURES 4 ALGORITHMS
Introduction to Data Structures:
Information and 6eanin,, ;rrays and Structures in C , Classes in CQQ, 2ecursion
Li'ear Data Str;$t;re#+
he Stac" and its representations, ;pplications, he Dueue and its 2epresentation,
Ariority Dueue and its implementation.
Lin"ed Lists, Lists in C, 8ther List Structures and its applications.
N&'7Li'ear Data Str;$t;re#+
rees, (inary rees and its representations, ;pplications.
Ha#-i',+
Hash ables, Hash <unctions, Hash6ap, Chainin,Sets, HashSet, 8pen ;ddress
Hashin,, (inary tree Hashin,
A!,&rit-*#+
Introduction, ;nalysis of al,orithms, ime and space complexity issues and rade.
1'
Te$-'i<;e# (&r A!,&rit-* De#i,' +
-ivide and Conquer method and applications !(inary search, 6ax$6in), :reedy
strate,y method and applications !Stora,e on tapes, 7napsac", @ob sequencin,,
8ptimal mer,e patterns),
-ynamic Aro,rammin, method and applications !6ultista,e ,raphs, optimal binary
search trees, travellin, sales problem), (ac"trac"in, method and applications !F$
Dueens problems, Sum of sets) (ranch and (ound method and applications
!7napsac", ravellin, Sales problem).
S&rti', A!,&rit-*# 4 it# C&*%!e=itie#+
(ubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort, 6er,e Sort, Duic" Sort and Heap Sort.
TE:T BOO0S
#. Hedidyah, ;u,enstein and enenbaum, R-ata Structures Gsin, C and CQQS $
Second .dition, AHI$ India.
&. SartaC Sahni, R-ata Structures, ;l,orithms and ;pplication in CQQS, Gniversity
Aress, Second .dition &003.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. homas H Coreman, Charles . Leiserson 4 2onald L 2ivest, RIntroduction to
;l,orithmsS, Arentice Hall of India, Second Arintin,, ;u,ust &000.
&. ;dam -ro'de", R-ata Structures 4 ;l,orithms in CQQS, =i"as Aublishin, House,
Second .dition &00*.
05 SCE 151 DIGITAL SIGNAL 5ROCESSING
Di#$rete ti*e #i,'a!# a'" #)#te*#+
L# systems, Aroperties of L# systems, Linear constant differences equations,
<requency domain representation of discrete time si,nals.
2evie? of 1$transforms, its properties and its application to -SA.
Discrete Time Fourier Transform (DFT):
-iscrete <ourier ransforms !-<) and -C techniques, <ast <ourier ransforms,
-iscrete Convolutions and Correlation.
Fi!ter De#i,' Te$-'i<;e#+
II2 and <I2 filters ,<inite ?ord len,th effects.
6ulti$rate di,ital si,nal processin, Concepts and Importance, Hilbert transform
echniques.
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2eali'ation of L# systems$ Canonic forms , includin, ladder reali'ations etc.
&-$Si,nal processin, and its applications, Introduction to 6ulti <ilters and
applications.
TE:T BOO0S
#. ;lan = 8ppenheim , 2onald .B.Schafer ?ith @.2. (uch, J-iscrete Si,nal
Arocessin,J /Arentice$Hall , India.
&. @.:.Aro"ais and -.:.6anola"i>s, J-i,ital Si,nal Arocessin, /Arinciples,
;l,orithms and ;pplicationsJ, Arentice$Hall of India Avt. Ltd., #%%5.
REFERENCE BOO0S
). .mmamuel C. Ifeacher, J-i,ital Si,nal Arocessin, !; Aractical approach)J,
;ddison$Besley Aublishin, Company, #%%).
*. S.7. 6itra , J-SA$ System ;pproachJ, ata 6c$:ra? Hill.
3. @.S.Lim, J&- Si,nal and Ima,e Arocessin,J, Arentice Hall.
5. 2...Crochicre 2abiner , J6ultirate -SAJ Arentice$Hall.
05 SCE 251 COM5ILER DESIGN 7 TOOLS 4 TECHNI6UES
1> I'tr&";$ti&' t& C&*%i!er#/ Overvie? &( C&*%i!er#
Bhy CompilersM ; (rief History, Aro,ram 2elated to Compilers, he ranslation
Arocess, 6aCor data structures in a Compiler, 8ther issues in compiler structure,
(ootstrapin, 4 Aortin,, Compiler Construction ools
K #.# to #.5 of ext (oo" #, #.5 of ext (oo" &T 9Hr#>
2> Le=i$a! A'a!)#i# +he role of the Lexical analy'er, he scannin, process, 2e,ular
expressions, finite ;utomata, <rom 2e,ular expressions to -<;>s , -esi,n of a
Lexical ;naly'er ,enerator, Gse of Lex to ,enerate a Scanner ;utomatically
K&.# to &.*, &.5 of ext (oo" #T 8Hr#>
1> S)'ta= A'a!)#i# + he role of the parser, he parsin, process, Context$ free
,rammars, Aarse ree 4 ;bstract Syntax rees, ;mbi,uity, .xternal 9otations, .(9<
4 Syntax dia,rams, <ormal properties of Context$free Lan,ua,es, he Aarser
:enerator
K).# to ).5 of ext (oo" #T 8Hr#>
12
4> T&%7 D&?' 5ar#i', +op /-o?n parsin, by 2ecursive / -escent, LL!#) parsin,,
<irst 4 <ollo? sets, .rror / 2ecovery in op$-o?n AarsersK*.# to *.), *.3 of ext
(oo" #T 9Hr#>
5> B&tt&* @ U% 5ar#i', + 8vervie? of (ottom / Gp parsin,, <inite ;utomata of
L2!0) Items 4 L2!0) Aarsin,, SL2!#) Aarsin,, :eneral L2!#) and L;L2!#) Aarsin,,
H;CC+ ;n L;L2!#) Aarser :enerator, .rror 2ecovery in (ottom$Gp AarserK3.# to 3.3,
3.E of ext (oo" #T 9Hr#>

9> Se*a'ti$ A'a!)#i#+ ;ttributes and ;ttribute :rammars, ;l,orithms for ;ttribute
Computation, he Symbol able, -ata ypes chec"in, K5.# to 5.* of ext (oo" #T
8Hr#>
A> I'ter*e"iate C&"e Ge'erati&' + Intermediate Lan,ua,es, Intermediate
Code 4 -ata Structures for code ,eneration, (asic code ,eneration techniques, code
,eneration of data structure references, code ,eneration of control statements 4
lo,ical expressions, code ,eneration of procedures 4 function calls K F.# to F.3 of ext
(oo" #T 9Hr#>
8> R;' Ti*e E'vir&'*e't+ 6emory or,ani'ation -urin, Aro,ram .xecution, <ully
Static 2un ime .nvironments, Stac"$(ased 2untime .nvironments, -ynamic
memory, Aarameter Aassin, 6echanisms KE.# to E.3 of ext (oo" #T
9Hr#>
B> C&"e O%ti*iCati&'+ Introduction, he Arincipal sources of optimi'ation,
8ptimi'ation of basic bloc"s, code improvin, ransformations K#0.# to #0.), #0.*,
#0.3 of ext (oo" &T 9Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. Compiler Construction Arinciples 4 Aractice (y 7enneth C. Louden,
International Student .dition, &00), =i"as Aublishin,.
2. Compilers Arinciples echniques 4 ools (y ;. =. ;ho, 2avi Sethi 4 @. -.
Gllman ;ddison Besley *
th
.dition, &000.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. .n,ineerin, a compiler by 7eith, -. Cooper 4 Linda ore'on, 6ar,an
7afmann publishers, first Indian reprint &00*.
&. he essence of compilers by 2obin Hunter, Aearson education, <irst Indian
reprint &00*.
1
05 SCS 21 COM5UTER NET3OR0S
#. Introduction+ Computer net?or" desi,n requirements, 9et?or" architecture,
Implementin, net?or" soft?are, Aerformance.
&. -irect Lin" 9et?or"s+ Hard?are buildin, bloc"s, .ncodin,, <ramin,, .rror
detection, 2eliable transmission, .thernet !F0&.)), o"en 2in,s !F0&.3, <--I),
Bireless !F0&.##).
). Aac"et S?itchin,+ S?itchin, and <or?ardin,, (rid,es and L;9 s?itches, Cell
s?itchin, !;6), Implementation and performance.
*. Internet?or"in,+ Simple internet?or"in, !IA), 2outin,, :lobal Internet, 6ulticast,
6ultiprotocol Label S?itchin, !6ALS).
3. .nd$to$.nd Arotocols+ Simple -emultiplexer !G-A), 2eliable (yte Stream !CA).
5. Con,estion Control and 2esource ;llocation+ Issues in resource allocation,
Dueuin, disciplines, CA con,estion control, Con,estion$avoidance mechanisms,
Duality of Service.
E. ;pplications+ 9ame Service !-9S), .lectronic 6ail, Borld Bide Beb, 2eal$time
ransport Arotocol, Session control and call control, 8verlay net?or"s.
F. 9et?or" 6ana,ement+ 9et?or" monitorin, and control, S96A /=#, =& 4 =),
2689 and 2689=&.
TE:T BOO0S
#. Larry L. Aeterson 4 (ruce S. -avie, Computer 9et?or"s / ; Systems
;pproach, 6or,an 7aufmann Aublishers ,)
rd
.dition, &00).
&. Billiam Stallin,s, S96A, S96A=&, S96A=), 2689# and &, ;ddison Besley,
)
rd
.dition, #%%%.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. 6ani Subramanian, 9et?or" 6ana,ement+ Arinciples and Aractice, ;ddison
Besley, &000.
&. @ames <. 7urose and 7eith B. 2oss, Computer 9et?or"in, / ; op$do?n
approach featurin, the Internet, ;ddison Besley, )
rd
.dition, &00*.
). S. 7eshav, ;n .n,ineerin, approach to Computer 9et?or"s, ;ddison Besley,
#%%E.
*. 2. Aerlman, Interconnections / (rid,es, 2outers, S?itches, and
Internet?or"in, Arotocols, &
nd
.dition, ;ddison Besley, &000.
1!
05 SCE 22 SOFT3ARE ENGINEERING
Introduction $ <;Ds about soft?are en,ineerin, $ professional and ethical
responsibility $ system modelin, $ system en,ineerin, process $ the software process
- life cycle models $ iteration $ specification $ desi,n and implementation $ validation $
evolution $ automated process support $ software requirements - functional and non$
functional requirements $ user requirements $ system requirements $ S2S $
requirements engineering processes - feasibility studies $ elicitation and analysis $
validation $ mana,ement $ system models - context models $ behavior models $ data
models $ obCect models $ C;S. ?or"benches
M&";!e II D14Hr#>E
Software prototyping - prototypin, in the soft?are process $ rapid prototypin,
techniques $ formal specification - formal specification in the soft?are process $
interface specification $ behavior specification $ architectural design - system
structurin, $ control models $ modular decomposition $ domain$specific architectures $
distributed systems architecture $ object-oriented design - obCects and classes $ an
obCect oriented desi,n process case study $ desi,n evolution $ real-time software
design - system desi,n $ real time executives $ design with reuse - component$based
development $ application families $ desi,n patterns $ user interface design - desi,n
principles $ user interaction $ information presentation $ user support $ interface
evaluation
M&";!e III D14Hr#>E
Dependability - critical systems $ availability and reliability $ safety $ security $ critical
systems specifications $ critical system development $ verification and validation -
plannin, $ soft?are inspection $ automated static analysis $ clean room soft?are
development $ software testing - defect testin, $ inte,ration testin, $ obCect$oriented
testin, $ testin, ?or"benches $ critical system validation $ software evolution - le,acy
systems $ soft?are chan,e $ soft?are maintenance $ architectural evolution $ soft?are
re$en,ineerin, $ data re$en,ineerin,
M&";!e I2 D14Hr#>E
Software project management - proCect plannin, $ schedulin, $ ris" mana,ement $
managing people - ,roup ?or"in, $ choosin, and "eepin, people $ the people
capability maturity model $ software cost estimation - productivity estimation
1"
techniques $ al,orithmic cost modelin,, proCect duration and staffin, quality
management - quality assurance and standards $ quality plannin, $ quality control $
soft?are measurement and metrics $ process improvement - process and product
quality $ process analysis and modelin, $ process measurement $ process C66 $
configuration management - plannin, $ chan,e mana,ement $ version and release
mana,ement $ system buildin, $ C;S. tools for confi,uration mana,ement
TE:T BOO0
#. Ian Sommerville, Soft?are .n,ineerin,, Aearson .ducation ;sia
REFE2ENCE BOO0S
#. Aressman 2.S., Soft?are .n,ineerin,, 6c:ra? Hill
&. 6all 2., <undamentals of Soft?are .n,ineerin,, Arentice Hall of India
). (ehferoo' ;. 4 Hudson <.@., Soft?are .n,ineerin, <undamentals, 8xford
Gniversity Aress
*. @alote A., ;n Inte,rated ;pproach to Soft?are .n,ineerin,, 9arosa
3. Aressman 2.S., ; 6ana,er>s :uide to Soft?are .n,ineerin,, ata 6c:ra?$
Hill.
05 SCN 21 3IRELESS 4 MOBILE NET3OR0S
Introduction to Bireless Communication Systems+ .volution of 6obile 2adio
Communications 6obil 2adio Systems around the ?orld examples of Bireless
Communication Systems, Aa,in, System, Cordless elephone System. Cellular
elephone Systems, Comparison of Common Bireless Communications Systems.
#. 6odern Bireless Communications Systems+ Second ,eneration !&:), Cellular
9et?or"s, evolution of &.3:, -6; Standards, hird :eneration !):) Bireless
9et?or"s, Bireless Local Loop !BLL) and L6-S, Bireless Local ;rea 9et?or"s
!BL;9s), (luetooth and Aersonal ;rea 9et?or"s !A;9S)
&. he Cellular Concept / System -esi,n <undamentals, Introduction, <requency
reuse, channel assi,nment strate,ies, handoff strate,ies / prioriti'in, handoffs,
Aractical Handoff considerations. Interference and system capacity, co$channel
interference and system capacity, channel plannin, for ?ireless systems, adCacent
channel interference, po?er control for reducin, interference.
1#
). 6obile 2adio Aropa,ation+ Introduction to radio ?ave propa,ation, <ree space
propa,ation model, 2elatin, po?er to electric field, 2eflection, -iffraction,
Scatterin,.
*. 6odulation echniques for mobile 2adio+ <requency modulation =s amplitude
modulation, ;mplitude modulation, ;n,le modulation, -i,ital 6odulation, Linear
6odulation techniques / (inary phases shift "eyin, !(AS7), -ifferential Ahase
Shift 7eyin, !-AS7), Duadrature Ahase Shift 7eyin, !DAS7), Constant envelope
modulation / (inary <requency Shift 7eyin,, 6inimum Shift 7eyin, !6S7),
:aussian 6inimum Shift 7eyin, !:6S7).
3. 6ultiple ;ccess echniques for Bireless Communications+ Introduction to 6ultiple
access, <requency -ivision 6ultiple ;ccess !<-6;), ime -ivision 6ultiple
;ccess !-6;), Spread Spectrum 6ultiple ;ccess, Space -ivision 6ultiple
;ccess !S-6;), Aac"et 2adio. Arotocols, 2eservation Arotocols / 2eservation
;L8H;, Aac"et 2eservation 6ultiple ;ccess !A26;), Capacity of cellular
systems.
5. Bireless 9et?or"in,+ Introduction, -ifference bet?een Bireless and <ixed
elephone 9et?or"s, -evelopment of Bireless 9et?or"s, <irst ,eneration,
second ,eneration, third ,eneration.
TE:T BOO0
#. Bireless Communications, Arinciples and Aractice, second edition, heodore S
2appaport, Aearson .ducation ;sia, &00&.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. 6obile Communications .n,ineerin, heory and ;pplications, Second .dition by
Billiam C H Lee 6c:ra? Hill elecommunications #%%F.
&. Bireless Communications and 9et?or"s by Billiam Stallin,s, Aearson .ducation
;sia, &00&.
05 EC 019 ELECTROMAGNETIC COM5ATIBILITY
2evie? of .6I heory, Sources of .6I, 9oise pic" up modes and reduction
techniques for analo, circuits; Gse of co$axial cables and shieldin, of si,nal lines;
Conducted and radiated noise emission in po?er electronic equipment and reduction
techniques; .6I induced failure mechanisms for po?er electronic equipment; .6C in
desi,n of di,ital circuits; .S- and s?itchin, interference reduction; Susceptibility
1$
aspects of po?er electronic and di,ital equipment; Shieldin, of electronic equipment;
.6C standards and test equipment.
TE:T BOO0S+
1. 8tto H. B., 9oise 2eduction echniques in .lectronic Systems, &nd .dition, #%F3.
2. Billiam (. :reason, .lectrostatic -ama,e in .lectronics+ -evices and Systems,
@ohn Biley and Sons, #%F5.
. @oseph -i :iacomo, -i,ital (us Hand (oo", 6c:ra? Hill Aublishin, Company,
#%%0.
!. Bhite, 2. @. RHandboo" series of .lectroma,netic Interference and CompatibilityS,
-on Bhite consultants Inc. #%F0.
05 EC 021 CRY5TOGRA5HY AND NET3OR0 SECURITY
verview! Services, Mechanisms and attacks, OSI security architecture, Model
for network security
"lassical #ncryption $echniques! Symmetric ci!her model, Su"stitution
techni#ues, Trans!osition techni#ues, $otor machine,
Ste%ano%ra!hy, &ro"lems
B!&$F Ci%-er# a'" DES DData E'$r)%ti&' Sta'"ar"#E+ Simplified -.S, (loc"
cipher principles, -.S, Stren,th of -.S, (loc" cipher desi,n principles, (loc" cipher
modes of operation, Aroblems.
5;!i$ 0e) Cr)%t&,ra%-) a'" RSA+ Arinciples of public "ey cryptosystems, 2S;
al,orithm, Aroblems.
Ot-er 5;!i$ 0e) Cr)%t& S)#te*# a'" 0e) Ma'a,e*e't+ 7ey mana,ement,
-iffie$Hellman "ey exchan,e, .lliptic curve arithmetic, .lliptic curve crypto,raphy,
Aroblems.
Me##a,e A;t-e'ti$ati&' a'" Ha#- F;'$ti&'#+ ;uthentication requirements,
;uthentication functions, 6essa,e authentication codes, Hash functions, Security of
hash functions and 6;C>s, Aroblems.
Di,ita! Si,'at;re a'" A;t-e'ti$ati&' 5r&t&$&!+ -i,ital si,nature, ;uthentication
protocols, -i,ital si,nature standard.
1%
A;t-e'ti$ati&' A%%!i$ati&'#+ 7erberos, O.30% authentication service, 7erberos
encryption technique, Aroblems.
E!e$tr&'i$ Mai! Se$;rit)+ Aretty ,ood privacy, SN6I6., -ata compression usin, 1IA,
2adix$5* conversion, A:A random number ,enerator.
I5 Se$;rit)+ 8vervie?, IA security architecture, ;uthentication header, .SA
!encapsulatin, security pay load), Security associations, 7ey mana,ement,
Aroblems.)
Fire?a!!#+ <ire?all desi,n principles; trusted systems, Aroblems.
TE:T BOO0S+
1( Billiam Stallin,s, RCrypto,raphy and 9et?or" Security,S )
rd
edition, Aearson
.ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd.N Arentice Hall of India, &00).
2( C. 7aufman, 2. Aerlman, and 6. Speciner, J9et?or" Security+ Arivate
Communication in a Aublic Borld,S &
nd
edition, Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd.,
&00&.
)) ;tul 7ahate, RCrypto,raphy and 9et?or" Security,S ata 6c:ra?$Hill, &00).
REFERENCE BOO0S+
*) .ric 6ai?ald, R<undamentals of 9et?or" Security,S 6c:ra?$Hill, &00).
3) @ohn Hershey, RCrypto,raphy -emystified,S 6c:ra?$Hill, &00&.

05 EC 002 AD2ANCED BIO7MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION
5atie't *&'it&ri', #)#te*+ system concept, bedside patient monitors, central
monitors, avera,e readin, heart monitor, intensive are monitorin,, ambulatory
monitorin,. (iotelemetry+ sin,le channel 4 6ultichannel telemetry, telephone 4
computer based telemetry.
Ma,'eti$ re#&'a'$e i*a,i', #)#te*+ principles of 962 ima,in, system, ima,e
reconstruction techniques, basic 962 components, applications, advanta,es 4
disadvanta,es of 962, ima,in, techniques, (iolo,ical effects of 962 ima,in,.
C&*%;ter a%%!i$ati&'# i' *e"i$a! (ie!"+ biomedical computer applications,
computeri'ed patient monitorin, system, computer aided .C: analysis,
computeri'ed catheteri'ation laboratory, basics of Computer ;xial omo,raphy !C;).
1&
La#er a%%!i$ati&'# i' i&*e"i$a! (ie!"+ principle of operation of Laser, types of
Lasers, applications of lasers in endoscopy, an,io,raphy, ophthalmolo,y 4 removal of
"idney stone. 2e,ulation of ?ater 4 electrolyte balance, "idney structure, filtration 4
re$absorption, renal acid base control, artificial "idney, dialysis system
Bi&#i,'a! $&'ver#i&'# 4 avera,i',+ samplin, basics, simple conversion systems,
conversion requirements for biomedical si,nals, si,nal conversion c"ts, basics of
si,nal avera,in,, si,nal avera,in, as a di,ital filter, soft?are for si,nal avera,in,,
limitations of si,nal avera,in,.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 2.S.7handpur+ Handboo" of (iomedical Instrumentation !6H)
&. L.Crom?ell 4 <. Beibell+ (iomedical Instrumentation 4 6easurements
!AHI)
). B.@.mp"ins+ (iomedical -i,ital Si,nal Arocessin, !.astern .conomy
.ducation)
REFERENCE (S+
#. Cass 4 (ro?n+ Introduction to (iomedical .quipment echnolo,y.
&. @.:.Bebster+ 6edical Instrumentation, )rd edition, @ohn Biley.
05 EC 005
AD2ANCED CONTROL SYSTEMS
Di,ita! C&'tr&! S)#te*#+ 2evie? of difference equations and 1 U transforms, 1$
transfer function !Aulse transfer function), 1.$. ransforms analysis sampled data
systems, Stability analysis !@ury>s Stability est and (ilinear ransformation), Aulse
transfer functions and different confi,urations for closed loop -iscrete$time control
systems
M&"er' C&'tr&! T-e&r)+ I, State model for continuous time and discrete time
systems, Solutions of state equations !for both continuous and discrete systems),
Concepts of controllability and observability !<or both continuous and discrete
systems), Aole Alacement by state feedbac" !for both continuous and discrete
systems), <ull order and reduced order observes !for both continuous and discrete
systems), -ead beat control by state feedbac", 8ptimal control problems usin, state
variable approach, State 2e,ulator and output re,ulator, Concepts of 6odel
reference control systems, ;daptive Control systems and desi,n
2'
N&' Li'ear C&'tr&! S)#te*#+ Common nonlinearities, Sin,ular Aoints, Stability of
nonlinear systems $ Ahase plane analysis and describin, function analysis,
Liapunoy>s stability criterion, Aopov>s criterion
TE:T BOO0S
#. 8,ata. 7. R6odern Control .n,ineerin,S, AHI, &00*
&. 8,ata 7 R-iscrete time Control SystemsS, Aearson .ducation, &00*
). 9a,arath and :opalS Control Systems .n,ineerin,S, Biley .astern Ltd, #%%F
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 6 :opal R6odem control system heoryS; Biley .astern Ltd., #%%F
&. 6. :opal, R-i,ital Control 4 State =ariable 6ethodsS, 6H, &00)
05 EC 009 AD2ANCED DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
Di,ita! M&";!ati&' Te$-'i<;e#+ DAS7, -AS7, <DAS7, D;6, 6$D;6, 8<-6,
8ptimum 2eceiver for Si,nals Corrupted by ;B:9, Aerformance of the 8ptimum
2eceiver for 6emory$less 6odulation, 8ptimum 2eceiver for CA6 Si,nals, 8ptimum
2eceiver for Si,nals ?ith 2andom Ahase in ;B:9 Channel.
C&"i', Te$-'i<;e#+ Convolutional Codes, Hammin, -istance 6easures for
Convolutional Codes; =arious :ood Codes, 6aximum Li"elihood -ecodin, of
Convolutional codes, .rror Arobability ?ith 6aximum Li"elihood -ecodin, of
Convolutional Codes, Sequential -ecodin, and <eedbac" -ecodin,, rellis Codin,
?ith .xpanded Si,nal Sets for (and$limited Channels, =iterbi decodin,.
C&**;'i$ati&' t-r&;,- a'" !i*ite" !i'ear (i!ter $-a''e!#+ 8ptimum receiver for
channels ?ith ISI and ;B:9, Linear equali'ation, -ecision$feedbac" equali'ation,
reduced complexity 6L detectors, Iterative equali'ation and decodin,$urbo
equali'ation.
A"a%tive e<;a!iCati&'+ ;daptive linear equali'er, adaptive decision feedbac"
equali'er, adaptive equali'ation of rellis$ coded si,nals, 2ecursive least squares
al,orithms for adaptive equali'ation, self recoverin, !blind) equali'ation.
S%rea" S%e$tr;* Si,'a!# (&r Di,ita! C&**;'i$ati&'+ 6odel of Spread Spectrum
-i,ital Communication System, -irect Sequence Spread Spectrum Si,nals,
21
<requency$Hopped Spread Spectrum Si,nals, C-6;, time$hoppin, SS,
Synchroni'ation of SS systems.
Di,ita! C&**;'i$ati&' t-r&;,- (a"i', *;!ti7%at- $-a''e!#+ Characteri'ation of
fadin, multi$path channels, the effect of si,nal characteristics on the choice of a
channel model, frequency$9onselective, slo?ly fadin, channel, diversity techniques
for fadin, multi$path channels, -i,ital si,nal over a frequency$selective, slo?ly fadin,
channel, coded ?ave forms for fadin, channels, multiple antenna systems.
TE:T BOO0S+
1. J&-' G> 5r&aFi#, R-i,ital Communications,J *
th
edition, 6c:ra? Hill, &00#.
2. Ste%-e' G> 3i!#&', R-i,ital 6odulation and Codin,,S Aearson .ducation !;sia)
Ate. Ltd, &00).
. 0a*i!& Fe-er,S Bireless -i,ital Communications+ 6odulation and Spread
Spectrum ;pplications,S Arentice$Hall of India, &00*.
!. A'"re? J> 2iteri, RC-6;+ Arinciples of Spread Spectrum Communications,S
Arentice Hall, GS;, #%%3.
05 EC 010 ALGORITHMS FOR 2LSI DESIGN AUTOMATION
'o%ic synthesis ( verification: Introduction to combinational logic synthesis,
%inary Decision Diagram, &ardware models for &igh-level synthesis.
2LSI a;t&*ati&' A!,&rit-*#+
5artiti&'i',+ problem formulation, classification of partitionin, al,orithms, :roup
mi,ration al,orithms, simulated annealin, 4 evolution, other partitionin, al,orithms
5!a$e*e't/ (!&&r %!a''i', 4 %i' a##i,'*e't+ problem formulation, simulation base
placement al,orithms, other placement al,orithms, constraint based floor plannin,,
floor plannin, al,orithms for mixed bloc" 4 cell desi,n. :eneral 4 channel pin
assi,nment
G!&a! R&;ti',+ Aroblem formulation, classification of ,lobal routin, al,orithms,
6a'e routin, al,orithm, line probe al,orithm, Steiner ree based al,orithms, ILA
based approaches
Detai!e" r&;ti',+ problem formulation, classification of routin, al,orithms, sin,le
layer routin, al,orithms, t?o layer channel routin, al,orithms, three layer channel
routin, al,orithms, and s?itchbox routin, al,orithms
22
Over t-e $e!! r&;ti', 4 via *i'i*iCati&'+ t?o layers over the cell routers,
constrained 4 unconstrained via minimi'ation
C&*%a$ti&'+ problem formulation, one$dimensional compaction, t?o dimension
based compaction, hierarchical compaction
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 9aveed Shervani, R;l,orithms for =LSI physical desi,n ;utomationS, 7lu?er
;cademic Aublisher, Second edition, #%%3
&. Christophn 6einel 4 horsten heobold, R;l,orithm and -ata Structures for =LSI
-esi,nS, 7;A, &00&.
). 2olf -rechsler + R.volutionary ;l,orithm for =LSI $ C;-S, Second edition 7;A,
#%%F
*. rimbur,er,S Introduction to C;- for =LSIS, 7lu?er ;cademic publisher, &00&
05 EC 011 ANTENNA THEORY 4 DESIGN
A'te''a F;'"a*e'ta!# a'" De(i'iti&'#+ 2adiation mechanism $ over vie?,
.lectroma,netic <undamentals, Solution of 6ax?ell>s .quations for 2adiation
Aroblems, Ideal -ipole, 2adiation Aatterns, -irectivity and :ain, ;ntenna Impedance,
2adiation .fficiency. ;ntenna Aolari'ation
Re#&'a't A'te''a#+ Bires and Aatches, -ipole antennas, Ha,i $ Gda ;ntennas,
6icro strip ;ntenna.
Arra)#+ ;rray factor for linear arrays, uniformly excited, equally spaced Linear arrays,
pattern multiplication, directivity of linear arrays, non$ uniformly excited $equally
spaced linear arrays, 6utual couplin,, multidimensional arrays, phased arrays,
feedin, techniques, perspective on arrays.
Br&a" a'" A'te''a#+ ravelin, $ ?ave antennas, helical antennas, (iconical
antennas, sleave antennas, and Arinciples of frequency $ independent ;ntennas,
spiral antennas, and Lo, $ Aeriodic ;ntennas.
A%ert;re A'te''a#+ echniques for evaluatin, :ain, reflector antennas $ Aarabolic
reflector antenna principles, ;xi $symmetric parabolic reflector antenna, offset
parabolic reflectors, dual reflector antennas, :ain calculations for reflector antennas,
feed antennas for reflectors, field representations, matchin, the feed to the reflector,
,eneral feed model, feed antennas used in practice.
2
A'te''a S)'t-e#i#+ <ormulation of the synthesis problem, synthesis principles, line
sources shaped beam synthesis, linear array shaped beam synthesis U <ourier
Series, Bood?ard U La?son samplin, method, comparison of shaped beam
synthesis methods, lo? side lobe narro? main beam synthesis methods -olph
Chebyshev linear array, aylor line source method.
Met-&" &( M&*e't# + Introduction to method of 6oments, Aoc"lin,ton>s inte,ral
equation, inte,ral equations and 7irchoff>s 9et?or"in, .quations, Source 6odelin,
Bei,hted residuals formulations and computational consideration, calculation of
antenna and scatter characteristics.
CEM (&r A'te''a# <inite -ifference ime -omain 6ethod :eometrical 8ptics
Bed,e diffraction theory, ray fixed coordinate system, uniform theory of ?ed,e
diffraction, . $ Alane analysis of Horn antennas. Cylindrical parabolic antenna,
radiation by a slot on a finite ,round plane, radiation by a monopole on a finite ,round
plane, equivalent current concepts, multiple diffraction formulation, by curved
surfaces, physical optics, method of stationary phase, physical theory of diffraction,
cylindrical parabolic reflector antennas.
A##i,'*e't#GT;t&ria!#+
#. 6;L;( N C Implementation to obtain radiation pattern of an antenna
&. .xperimental study of radiation pattern of antenna.
). Si,nificance of Aoc"lin,ton>s inte,ral equation
*. 6easurement techniques of radiation characteristics of antenna.
3. Survey on frequency independent antennas
5. ;nalysis of . plane and H$ plane Horns.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Stut'man and hiele, R;ntenna heory and -esi,nS, &
nd
.d, @ohn Biley and Sons
Inc., #%%E
&. C. ;. (alanis+ ;ntenna heory ;nalysis and -esi,n, @ohn Biley, &nd .dition, #%%E
). 7raus+ ;ntennas, 6c:ra? Hill, 6H, )S .dition, &00)
*. 7raus and 2.@. 6arhef"a+ ;ntennas, 6c:ra? Hill, &
nd
.dition, #%%F
05 EC 01A BIO7MEDICAL SIGNAL 5ROCESSING
2!
:enesis and si,nificance of bioelectric potentials, .C:, .8:, .6: and their
monitorin, and measurement, spectral analysis, di,ital and analo, filterin,,
correlation and estimation techniques, ;2 N ;26; models, ;daptive <ilters, .C:+
Are$processin,, 6easurements of amplitude and time intervals, Classification, D2S
detection, S se,ment analysis, (aseline ?ander removal, ?ave form reco,nition,
morpholo,ical studies and rhythm analysis, automated dia,nosis based on decision
theory .C compression, .vo"ed potential estimation. ..:+ evo"ed responses,
.pilepsy detection, Spi"e detection, HCorth parameters, avera,in, techniques,
removal of ;rtifacts by avera,in, and adaptive al,orithms, pattern reco,nition of
alpha, beta, theta and delta ?aves in ..: ?aves, sleep sta,es, .6:+ ?ave pattern
studies, biofeedbac", 1ero crossin,s, Inte,rated .6:. ime frequency methods and
Bavelets in (iomedical Si,nal Arocessin,
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Billis @ omp"ins, .-. R(iomedical -i,ital Si,nal Arocessin,S, Arentice$Hall of
India, #%%5.
&. 2 . Chellis and 2 I 7itney, R(iomedical Si,nal Arocessin,S, in I= parts, 6edical
and (iolo,ical .n,,. ;nd current computin,, #%%0$%#.
). Special issue on (iolo,ical Si,nal Arocessin,, Aroc. I... #%E&
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. ;rnon 7ohen, R(iomedical Si,nal Arocessin,S, =olumes I 4 II, C2C Aress.
&. 6etin ;ray, Rime frequency and Bavelets in (iomedical Si,nal Arocessin,S,
I... Aress, #%%%.
). Current Aublished literature.
05 EC 02A DESIGN OF 2LSI SYSTEMS
2LSI S)#te* De#i,' *et-&"&!&,)+ Structure -esi,n, Strate,y, Hierarchy,
2e,ularity, 6odularity, and Locality. System on Chip -esi,n options+ Aro,rammable
lo,ic and structures, Aro,rammable interconnect, pro,rammable ,ate arrays, Sea of
,ate and ,ate array desi,n, standard cell desi,n, full custom mas" desi,n.
C-i% De#i,' Met-&"#+ (ehavioral synthesis, 2L synthesis, Lo,ic optimi'ation and
structural tools layout synthesis, layout synthesis, .-; ools for System
2"
De#i,' $a%t;re t&&!#+ H-L -esi,n, Schematic -esi,n, Layout -esi,n, <loor
plannin, and Chip Composition. -esi,n =erification ools+ Simulation imin,
=erifiers, 9et List Comparison Layout .xtraction, -esi,n 2ule =erification.
Data 5at- S; S)#te* De#i,'+ Introduction, ;ddition, Subtraction, Comparators,
Counters, (oolean lo,ical operations, codin,, shifters, 6ultiplication, Aarallel Arefix
computations
Arra) S;#)#te* De#i,'+ S2;6, Special purpose 2;6s, -2;6, 2ead only
memory, Content ;ddressable memory, Aro,rammable lo,ic arrays.
C&'tr&! U'it De#i,'+ <inite State 6achine !<S6) -esi,n, Control Lo,ic
Implementation+ AL; control implementation, 286 control implementation.
S%e$ia! %;r%&#e S;#)#te*#+ Aac"a,in,, po?er distribution, IN8, Cloc",
ransconductance amplifier, follo?er inte,rated circuits, etc
De#i,' E$&'&*i$#+ 9onrecurrin, and recurrin, en,ineerin, Costs, <ixed Costs,
Schedule, Aerson po?er, example
2LSI S)#te* Te#ti', 4 2eri(i$ati&'+ Introduction, ; ?al" throu,h the est Arocess,
2eliability, Lo,ic =erification Arinciples, Silicon -ebu, Arinciples, 6anufacturin, est
Arinciples, -esi,n for estability, (oundary Scan
)'SI *!!lications
Case Study+ 2ISC microcontroller, ;6 S?itch, etc.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 9eil H... Beste, -avir Harris, RC68S =LSI -esi,n+ ; Circuits and system
perspectivesS ;ddison Besley $ Aearson .ducation, )
rd
.dition, &00*.
&. Bayne, Bolf, R6odern =LSI desi,n+ System on SiliconS Arentice Hall
A2NAearson .ducation, Second .dition, #%%F
). -ou,las ; Auc"nell 4 7amran .shra,ian , R(asic =LSI -esi,nS AHI )
rd
.dition
!ori,inal .dition / #%%*)
05 EC 02B DIGITAL CIRCUITS AND LOGIC DESIGN
T-re#-&!" L&,i$+ Introductory Concepts, Synthesis of hreshold 9et?or"s.
2#
Re!ia!e De#i,' a'" Fa;!t Dia,'&#i# HaCar"#+ <ault -etection in Combinational
Circuits, <ault$Location .xperiments, (oolean -ifferences, <ault -etection by Aath
Sensiti'in,, -etection of 6ultiple <aults, <ailure$olerant -esi,n, Duadded Lo,ic
Ca%ai!itie#/ Mi'i*iCati&'/ a'" Tra'#(&r*ati&' &( Se<;e'tia! Ma$-i'e#+ he
<inite$ State 6odel, <urther -efinitions, Capabilities and Limitations of <inite / State
6achines, State .quivalence and 6achine 6inimi'ation, Simplification of
Incompletely Specified 6achines.
Str;$t;re &( Se<;e'tia! Ma$-i'e#+ Introductory .xample, State ;ssi,nments Gsin,
Aartitions, he Lattice of closed Aartitions, 2eductions of the 8utput -ependency,
Input Independence and ;utonomous Cloc"s, Covers and :eneration of closed
Aartitions by state splittin,, Information <lo? in Sequential 6achines,
-ecompositions, Synthesis of 6ultiple 6achines.
StateHI"e'ti(i$ati&'# a'" Fa;!t7Dete$ti&' E=%eri*e't#+ Homin, .xperiments,
-istin,uishin, .xperiments, 6achine Identification, <ault$-etection .xperiments,
-esi,n of -ia,nosable 6achines, Second ;l,orithm for the -esi,n of <ault -etection
.xperiments, <ault$-etection .xperiments for 6achines ?hich have no
-istin,uishin, Sequences.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 1vi 7ohavi, RS?itchin, and <inite ;utomata heoryS, &
nd
.dition. ata 6c:ra? Hill
.dition, &00*
&. Charles 2oth @r., R-i,ital Circuits <undamentals of Lo,ic -esi,nS, homson
Learnin, ;sia, &00*
). Aara, 7 Lala, R <ault olerant and fault testable hard?are desi,nS, Arentice Hall
Inc. #%F3
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. .. =. 7rishnamurthy, RIntroductory theory of computersS, 6acmillan Aress Ltd,
#%F)
2. 6ishra 4 Chandrase"aran, Rheory of computer science / ;utomata, Lan,ua,es
and ComputationS, &
nd
.dition, AHI,&00*
05 EC 010 DIGITAL SIGNAL COM5RESSION
I'tr&";$ti&'+ Compression techniques, 6odelin, 4 codin,, -istortion criteria,
-ifferential .ntropy, 2ate -istortion heory, =ector Spaces, Information theory,
2$
6odels for sources, Codin, / uniquely decodable codes, Arefix codes, 7raft 6c6illan
Inequality
6;a'tiCati&'+ Duanti'ation problem, Gniform Duanti'er, ;daptive Duanti'ation, 9on$
uniform Duanti'ation; .ntropy coded Duanti'ation, =ector Duanti'ation, L(:
al,orithm, ree structured =D, Structured =D, =ariations of =D / :ain shape =D,
6ean removed =D, Classified =D, 6ultista,e =D, ;daptive =D, rellis coded
quanti'ation
Di((ere'tia! E'$&"i',+ (asic al,orithm, Arediction in -AC6, ;daptive -AC6, -elta
6odulation, Speech codin, / :.E&5, Ima,e codin,.
Tra'#(&r* C&"i',+ ransforms / 7L, -C, -S, -BH; Duanti'ation and codin, of
transform coefficients, ;pplication to Ima,e compression / @A.:, ;pplication to
audio compression.
S;7a'" C&"i',+ <ilters, Sub$band codin, al,orithm, -esi,n of filter ban"s, Aerfect
reconstruction usin, t?o channel filter ban"s, 6$band D6< filter ban"s, Aoly$phase
decomposition, (it allocation, Speech codin, / :.E&&, ;udio codin, / 6A.: audio,
Ima,e compression.
3ave!et Ba#e" C&*%re##i&'+ Bavelets, 6ultiresolution analysis 4 scalin, function,
Implementation usin, filters, Ima,e compression / .1B, SAIH, @A.: &000.
A'a!)#i#GS)'t-e#i# S$-e*e#+ Speech compression / LAC$#0, C.LA, 6.LA, Ima,e
Compression / <ractal compression.
2i"e& C&*%re##i&'+ 6otion compensation, =ideo si,nal representation, ;l,orithms
for video conferencin, 4 videophones / H.&5#, H. &5), ;symmetric applications /
6A.: #, 6A.: &, 6A.: *, 6A.: E, Aac"et video.
L&##!e## C&"i',+ Huffman codin,, ;daptive Huffman codin,, :olomb codes, 2ice
codes, unstall codes, ;pplications of Huffman codin,, ;rithmetic codin,, ;l,orithm
implementation, ;pplications of ;rithmetic codin,, -ictionary techniques / L1EE,
L1EF, ;pplications of L1EF / @(I:, @(I:&, Aredictive codin, / Arediction ?ith partial
match, (urro?s Bheeler ransform, ;pplications / C;LIC, @A.:$LS, <acsimile
codin, / .*, .5.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 7. Sayood/ RIntroduction to -ata Compression,J Harcourt India Avt. Ltd. 4 6or,an
7aufmann Aublishers, #%%5.
2%
&. 9. @ayant and A. 9oll, R-i,ital Codin, of Baveforms+ Arinciples and ;pplications to
Speech and =ideo,S Arentice Hall, GS;, #%F*.
). -. Salomon,S -ata Compression+ he Complete 2eference,S Sprin,er, &000.
*. 1. Li and 6.S. -re?/ R<undamentals of 6ultimedia,S Aearson .ducation !;sia)
Ate. Ltd., &00*.
05 EC 011 DISTRIBUTED COM5UTING
F;'"a*e'ta!# &( Di#tri;te" C&*%;ti',+ ;rchitectural models for distributed and
mobile computin, systems, (asic concepts in distributed computin, such as cloc"s,
messa,e orderin,, consistent ,lobal states, and consensus.
Ba#i$ A!,&rit-*# i' Me##a,e+ Aassin, Systems, Leader .lection in 2in,s, and
6utual .xclusion in Shared 6emory, <ault$olerant Consensus, Causality and ime.
6essa,e Aassin,+ A=6 and 6AI.
Di#tri;te" O%erati', S)#te*#+ 8S and net?or" operatin, systems, -istributed
<ile systems, 6iddle?are, clientNserver model for computin,, common layer
application protocols !2AC, 26I, and streams), distributed processes, net?or"
namin,, distributed synchroni'ation and distributed obCect$based systems
N&ti&' &( ti*e i' "i#tri;te" #)#te*#+ Lo,ical cloc"s, vector cloc"s, bit matrix
cloc"s, virtual cloc"s, (y'antine a,reement, a,reement protocols and commit
protocols, 6utual exclusion in distributed systems
Si*;!ati&'+ ; <ormal 6odel for Simulations, (roadcast and 6ulticast, -istributed
Shared 6emory, <ault$olerant Simulations of 2eadNBrite 8bCects Simulatin,
Synchrony, Improvin, the <ault olerance of ;l,orithms, <ault$olerant Cloc"
Synchroni'ation.
Di#tri;te" E'vir&'*e't#+ Current systems and developments !-C., C82(;, and
@;=;)
A"va'$e" T&%i$#+ 2andomi'ation, Bait$<ree Simulations of ;rbitrary 8bCects,
Aroblems Solvable in ;synchronous Systems, Solvin, Consensus in .ventually
Stable Systems, Hi,h Aerformance Computin,$HA<, -istributed and mobile
multimedia systems, ;daptability in 6obile Computin,, :rid Computin, and
applications, <ault tolerant Computin, Systems
TE:T BOO0S+
2&
#. :eor,e Coulouris, @ean -ollimore and im 7indber,, R-istributed Systems+
Concepts and -esi,nS $hird #dition ;ddison$Besley, Aearson .ducation, &00#.
&. Ha,it ;ttiya, @ennifer Belch, R-istributed Computin,+ <undamentals, Simulations,
and ;dvanced opicsS, &nd .dition, 6arch &00*
). 6ullendar S. R-istributed SystemsS, &
nd
.d. ;ddison, Besley #%%*.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. anenbaum, R;. -istributed 8peratin, SystemsS, Arentice Hall #%%3.
&. Helal, ;bdelsalam ;. et al. R;nytime, ;ny?here Computin,+ 6obile Computin,
Concepts and echnolo,yS, 7lu?er ;cademic Aublishers #%%%.
). Cay S Horst 6ann and :ary Cornell, R@ava & =ol I and IIS Sun 6icro Systems$
&00#
05 EC 049 LINEAR ALGEBRA
Li'ear e<;ati&'#+ <ields; system of linear equations, and its solution sets;
elementary ro? operations and echelon forms; matrix operations; invertible matrices,
LG$factori'ation.
2e$t&r #%a$e#+ =ector spaces; subspaces; bases and dimension; coordinates;
summary of ro?$equivalence; computations concernin, subspaces.
Li'ear Tra'#(&r*ati&'#+ Linear transformations; al,ebra of linear transformations;
isomorphism; representation of transformations by matrices; linear functionals;
transpose of a linear transformation.
Ca'&'i$a! F&r*#+ Characteristic values; annihilatin, polynomials; invariant
subspaces; direct$sum decompositions; invariant direct sums; primary decomposition
theorem; cyclic bases; @ordan canonical form. Iterative estimates of characteristic
values.
I''er 5r&";$t S%a$e#+ Inner products; inner product spaces; ortho,onal sets and
proCections; :ram$Schmidt process; D2$factori'ation; least$squares problems;
unitary operators.
S)**etri$ Matri$e# a'" 6;a"rati$ F&r*#+ -i,itali'ation; quadratic forms;
constrained optimi'ation; sin,ular value decomposition.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 7enneth Hoffman and 2ay 7un'e, JLinear ;l,ebra,J &
nd
edition, Aearson
.ducation !;sia) Ate. LtdN Arentice Hall of India, &00*.
'
&. -avid C. Lay, RLinear ;l,ebra and its ;pplications,S )
rd
edition, Aearson .ducation
!;sia) Ate. Ltd, &003.
). :ilbert Stran,, JLinear ;l,ebra and its ;pplications,J )
rd
edition, homson
Learnin, ;sia, &00).
*. (ernard 7olman and -avid 2. Hill, JIntroductory Linear ;l,ebra ?ith ;pplications,J
Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, E
th
edition, &00).
05 EC 05A NET3OR0 5ROTOCOL DESIGN
I'tr&";$ti&'+ ho? to specify net?or" protocols semantics of traditional protocol
specifications syntax of traditional protocol specifications ne? protocol specifications
first protocol examples a vendin, machine protocol a requestNreply protocol a
6anchester encodin, protocol the current internet net?or" processes constants,
inputs, and variables actions protocol execution processes in the internet more on
processes messa,es ?ith fields nondeterministic assi,nment process arrays
parameters a resource allocation protocol process communication in the internet
Tra'#*i##i&' A'" Err&r+ types of transmission errors protocol execution under error
occurrence protocols that tolerate error occurrence normal timeout actions
implementin, normal timeout actions transmission errors in the internet connections
usin, timeouts connections usin, identifiers full$duplex and half$duplex connections,
connections in the internet data transfer and multiplexin, data ?ith idleness
multiplexin, data ?ith control multiplexin, data ?ith data, data transfer and multiplexin,
in the internet error detection, detection of messa,e corruption detection of messa,e
loss detection of messa,e reorder error detection in the internet error recovery for?ard
error recovery bac"?ard error recovery cumulative ac"no?led,ment individual
ac"no?led,ment bloc" ac"no?led,ment error recovery in the internet flo? control
?indo? si'e control rate control circular buffer control flo? control in the internet
maintainin, topolo,y information local and ,lobal topolo,y information maintainin, local
topolo,y information maintainin, hierarchical topolo,y information maintainin, topolo,y
information in the internet the abstraction of perfect channel usin, the abstraction of
perfect channel the abstraction of perfect channel in the internet
R&;ti', A'" S?it$-i',+ hierarchical routin, random routin, detection of messa,e
reorder error detection in the internet circuit s?itchin, data,ram s?itchin, , s?itchin,
in net?or"s ?ith chan,in, topolo,ies s?itchin, in the internet con,estion control
con,estion control in circuit net?or"s con,estion control in data,ram net?or"s
1
deadloc" prevention in data,ram net?or"s con,estion control in the internet the
abstraction of virtual nei,hborhood the abstraction of virtual nei,hborhood in the
internet usin, the abstraction of virtual nei,hborhood namin, and name resolution
hierarchical names name resolution name caches namin, and name resolution in the
internet
Se$;rit) A'" A%%!i$ati&'#+ asymmetric and symmetric "eys authentication usin,
asymmetric "eys authentication usin, symmetric "eys privacy and inte,rity non$
repudiation authori'ation messa,e di,est security in the internet data compression
Huffman codin, static Huffman compression dynamic Huffman compression context$
sensitive compression lossy compression data compression in the internet broadcast
and multicast maintainin, spannin, trees lo?$level broadcast hi,h $level broadcast
ordered precedence, and recall broadcasts hierarchy of broadcast primitives broadcast
and multicast in the internet application structures soc"ets clients and servers usin,
soc"ets clients and servers usin, remote procedures application structures in the
internet applications echo file transfer remote lo,in applications in the internet rin,
net?or"s types of rin, net?or"s slotted rin, net?or"s to"en rin, net?or"s rin, net?or"s
in the internet broadcast net?or"s broadcast processes collision prevention collision
resolution broadcast net?or"s in the internet protocol layers and hierarchies protocols
versus protocol layers a connection protocol layer an error recovery protocol layer a
protocol hierarchy example protocol hierarchies in computer net?or"s the next internet
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 6ohamed :. :ouda+ .lements of 9et?or" Arotocol -esi,n, @ohn Biley 4 Sons
&00*
&. -ou,las . Comer+ Computer 9et?or"s and Internet ?ith Internet applications,
<ourth .dition, Aearson &00*
). Aallapa =en"ataram and Sunil 7umar 6anvi, RCommunication protocol
.n,ineerin,S, Arentice Hall India, <irst .dition, &00*.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. :.@. Holt'mann, R-esi,n and =alidation of Computer ArotocolsS, Arentice Hall,
9e? Hor", #%%#.
&. <.(elina, Ho,refe -., Sarma ;, RS-L ?ith applications from protocol
specificationsS, Arentice Hall, (oston, #%%#.
2
05 EC 085
WIRELESS & ATM NETWORKS
ACS ;rchitecture, Cellular telephony, Cordless telephony and lo? tier ACS, hird and
<ourth ,eneration ?ireless systems ; 6obility mana,ement, handoff, roamin,
mana,ement for SS4 and C&, handoff -etection, strate,ies for handoff detection,
channel assi,nment, lin" transfer types, hard Handoff soft handoff; IS$*# si,nalin,,
IS$*# handoff and authentication, C-A- architecture, C-A- air Interface, radio
resource allocation.; :S6 architecture, location trac"in,, data services, HSCA-,
:A2S, 8S6 net?or" si,nalin,, :S6 mobility mana,ement, :S6 short messa,e
service, International 2oamin, for :S6, =oIA for :S6 net?or"s.; :A2S functional
,roups, architecture, net?or" nodes, interfaces, procedures, billin,, evolvin, from
:S6 to :A2S,B;A protocols, B$C-6; and cdma &000, D8S in ):, pa,in,
net?or" architectures, ?ireless local loop architectures, (luetooth core Arotocols;
Introduction to ?ireless L;9S, F0&.## BL;9s, physical and 6;C layers, Bireless
;6 and HIA.2L;9, F0&.#3 BA;9, (luetooth, interference bet?een (luetooth and
F0&.##, ?ireless ,eolocation system architecture, standards, performance measures,
introduction other ?ireless L;9 standards F0&.lle, F0&.#5, F0&.#E, F0&.#%, F0&.&0
;ssi,nments can be ,iven on simulation of mobility mana,ement, handoff schemes,
?ireless 6;C protocols and application development over ?ireless L;9s. :lomoSim
tool can be used for simulation, ?hich is free soft?are on Linux. ;lso, student can
collect recent articles from ma,a'inesN@ournals and prepare survey paper or a
technical report.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Hi$(in, Lin, Imrich Chlamtac, Bireless and mobile net?or" architectures, @ohn
Biley, &00#
&. 7aveh Aablavan, A. 7rishnamurthy, Arinciples of ?ireless net?or"s, Aearson
education, &00&
). A. =en"ataram, S. S. 6anvi, (. A. =iCay"umar, BL;9s+ ;rchitectures, Arotocols
and ;pplications, Aearson education !In Aress), &003
*. 6arlyn 6allic", 6obile and ?ireless desi,n essentials, Biley, &00)
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
GROU5 2
05 EEM 141 COM5UTER MODELING OF ELECTRICAL 5O3ER SYSTEMS
(asic sin,le phase modelin,. hree phase system analysis. hree phase models of transmission lines.
hree phase models of transformers. <ormation of the system admittance matrix.
10 Hr#
&. 6odelin, of Static ;C$-C Conversion Alant+ Introduction. 2ectification, inversion. Communication
reactance. -C transmission.
10 Hr#
). Load <lo?+ Introduction, (asic nodal$method. Conditionin, of H matrix. he case ?here one volta,e
is "no?n. ;nalytical definition of the problem. 9e?ton$2aphson method of solvin, load flo? problem.
echniques that ma"e 9e?ton$2aphson 6ethod competitive in load flo?. Characteristics of the
9e?ton$2aphson load flo? method. -ecoupled 9e?ton load flo? method. <ast -ecoupled load flo?.
Conver,ence criteria and tests. 9umerical examples.
20 Hr#
*. ;C$-C Load <lo?+ Introduction. <ormulation of the problem. -C system model. Solution techniques.
Control of converter ;C terminal volta,e. .xtension to multiple and or multi$terminal -C systems. -C
conver,ence tolerance. est system and results 9umerical examples.
20 Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. @.;rrilla,a and C.A.;rnold and (.@.har"er / Computer 6odelin, of .lectrical Ao?er Systems,
Biley Inter$science Aublications, @ohn Biley 4 Sons!ext (oo").
&. ..Clar"e$Circuit ;nalysis of ;C Ao?er Systems, =ol.I @ohn Biley 4 Sons Ltd, 9e? Hor".
). #. Introduction to 6odelin, of Ao?er ransmission Alant+ Introduction. Linear transformation
techniques. :lenn B.Sta,, and ..L.;biad$Computer 6ethods in Ao?er System ;nalysis, 6c:ra?
Hill Aublishers.
*. ..B.7imbar" / -irect Current ransmission, =ol.#, Biley Inter$Science, London
05 EEM 142 S3ITCHED MODE 5O3ER CON2ERSION
#. Introduction to Ao?er Supplies+ 8vervie?+ Series re,ulator, steady state and dynamics, .xamples.
2 Hr#
&. Arimitive S?itched 6ode Converter Characteristics+ -iode as a real s?itch.
2 Hr#
). ransistor as a S?itch+ hermal -esi,n of Ao?er -evices ransistors as a s?itch. Arotection.
-esi,n of snubbers. Steady state analysis. Ao?er flo? in converters.
9 Hr#
!
*. (asics of -C$-C Converters+ Steady state ;nalysis. 2eali'ation of s?itches. 9on$idealities. (i$
directional po?er flo?. -iscontinuous conduction. Steady state analysis.
12 Hr#
3. Converter opolo,ies+ Aractical -C$-C converter topolo,ies. Aopular Circuit reali'ations. -ynamic
equations of converters. Comparison.
14 Hr#
5. Interference and 9oise due to -C$-C converters+ Conducted and radiated .6I. (asic principles.
Spi"es at output and input.
12 Hr#
E. Simulation of Converter Circuits+ Simulation methods. 2evie? of dynamic system. -ynamic
modelin, of converter in continuous and discontinuous mode of operation. Aarallel resonant converter
desi,ns.
12 Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 2amanarayana$ Lecture 9otes on s?itched 6ode Ao?er Conversion, Indian Institute of Science,
(an,alore.
&. 9ed 6ohan, ore 6.Gndeland and Billiam.A.2obbins$Ao?er .lectronics+ Converters, ;pplications
and -esi,n, Cohn Biley 4 Sons Ltd., IS(9 %%E#$3#$#EE$0
). :eor,e Chrysis / Hi,h <requency s?itchin, Ao?er Supplies+ heory and -esi,n , 6c:ra? Hill
Aublishers, IS(9 0$0E$0#0%$*%$*
*. 6iddle (roo" 2.-.and Cu"$ ;dvances in S?itched 6ode Ao?er Conversioin, =ols.I, II and III
eslaco, pasadena, Caltech, GS ;
3. A.9.7. Chetty / S?itched 6ode Ao?er Supply -esi,n, (.A.(. Aublication, 9e? -elhi.
05 EEM 151 BIOMASS ENERGY RESOURCES
#. Introduction+ (io$ener,y$ ?hy it is ?orth ?hileM Ahoto$synthesis and fuel production in a nutshell 2 Hr#
&. Solar .ner,y and Ahoto$Synthesis+ Solar ener,y$do?n to earth. he mechanisms of photo
synthesis. 9 Hr#
). .ner,y from (io$masses+ (io$,as ,eneration. <actors affectin, bio$di,estion or ,eneration of
,as. ypes of bio$,as plants. Constructional details of some main di,esters. (io$,as from plant
?astes. -i,ester desi,n considerations. 6ethods for maintainin, bio$,as production. Aroblems
related to bio$,as plant.
14 Hr#
*. he (io$ener,y Conversion echnolo,y+ ;n overvie?. ;naerobic di,estion. ;lcoholic
fermentation. Chemical reduction. :asification. Ayrolysis. -irect combustion.
14 Hr#

"
3. he .conomics of (io$mass Systems+ :eneral considerations. 9et present value. .ner,y
paybac" time. Some conventional economic costin,. Costs of bio$mass fuels 2elative prices of
biolo,ical and other fuels 2 Hr#

5. Aresent -evelopments and <uture Arospects+ he state of the art / an over vie?. Hydro,en and
electricity via bio$photolysis / hope for the future. Aetrol pump plants. Improvin, plant productivity I
and II. Conservation throu,h inte,ration / a system approach. (io$mass potential for national
ener,y autonomy. he biolo,ical path to self reliance 12 Hr#>
.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
1. 6alcolm Slesser and Chris Le?is / (iolo,ical .ner,y 2esource!ext (oo")
2. :.-.2oy / 2ene?able .ner,y Sources ! ext (oo")
. 7.2.-atye / (an"in, on (io$mass
!. .d?ard ; Hiler and (ill ; Stout / (io$mass .ner,y+ ; 6ono,raph
05 EEM 152 ENGINEERING ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
#. Interest and ime =alue of 6oney+ Simple interest. Compound interest. Sin,le payments.
Gniform series payments. Interest factors and tables. 9ominal and effective interest rates.
Continuous compoundin,. Gniform continuous payments.
9 Hr#
&. 6ethods for .valuation of an,ible ;lternatives+ Aresent ?orth comparison. .qual, unequal lived
assts. Study period. Capitali'ed cost. (ond valuation. .quivalent uniforms annual cost comparison.
2ate of return comparison 9 Hr#

). 2eplacement ;nalysis+ 2evie? of conventional approach. ;nalysis ?ith time value accountin,.
Current salva,e value of the defender. -efender and challen,er ?ith different lives. ;dditional one
year assessment. 2evie? of proCect mana,ement / A.2 and CA6 Crashin, cost system.
8 Hr#
*. AroCect <easibility ;nalysis+ Case study+ 2eport preparation. -eprecations / reasons.
-epreciation accounts. Causes of declinin, value. -epreciation methods. Costs volume profit
analysis. 2evie? of conventional approach. ;nalysis ?ith time value, linear, nonlinear multi product
analysis 8 Hr#.

3. 6ar"etin, <easibility+ ypes of mar"et identification of investment opportunities. 6ar"et and
demand analysis. <orecastin, demand!revie?). <orecast control. Secondary sources of
information. 9 Hr#

#
5. echnical <easibility+ Aroduct desi,n and development. Concept of concurrent en,ineerin,.
Alant desi,n and capacity plannin,. .quipment selection. Arocess plannin,. Line balancin,.
Aurchasin,, 6a"e versus buy decisions. Aroductivity analysis.
B Hr#

E. <inancial feasibility+ 6eans of financin,. <inancial institutions / all India and state level.
Arofitability. Cash flo?s of a proCect. <inancial levera,e of a business. ax factors in investment
analysis. -irect, indirect, advance tax. ax rates. Incentives for ne? industries in bac"?ard areas.
B Hr#
F. 2is" ;nalysis and -ecision rees+ 2eco,ni'in, ris", includin, ris" in economic analysis.
.xpected value. Aayoff table. -ecision trees, -iscounted decision trees. Aresent economic policy.
Liberali'ation, Arivati'ation, :lobali'ation, Scope for industrial ,ro?th.
8 Hr#

REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. @ames.L.2i,,s / .ssentials of .n,ineerin, .conomics, 6c,ra? Hill (oo" Company, #%F&
&. Arasanna Chandra / AroCect Areparation, ;ppraisal and Implementation, ata 6c:ra? Hill,
9e? -elhi, #%%&!ext boo")
). 9orman.9.(arish$ .conomics ;nalysis for .n,ineerin, and 6ana,erial -ecision 6a"in,,
6c:ra? hill (oo" Company, #%F)
*. Leland..(lan", ;nthony.@.@arquin / .n,ineerin, .conomy, 6c:ra? Hill Company, #%F).
05 EEM 241 AI A55LICATIOINS TO ENERGY MANAGEMENT
#. 8vervie? of ;rtificial Intelli,ence+ Aroblem solvin,. State space representation. 12 Hr#
&. Searchin, echniques + (readth first search. -epth first search. Heuristics search ; and ;8
al,orithms. 19 Hr#
). 7no?led,e 2epresentation Schemes+ Aredicate lo,ic. 2esolution. Aroof by refutation. Semantic
nets. Scripts and frames. 2easonin, and plannin,.
19 Hr#
*. ;I ;pplications to .ner,y <orecastin,+ Short term and lon, term prediction usin, neural net?or"s.
:enetic al,orithms and their application to economic load dispatch. Security analysis usin, neural
computin, techniques. 19Hr#

REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. ;lien 2iche 4 7ernin,ham $ ;rtificial Intelli,ence, ata 6c:ra?$Hill
&. Bood and Boolen (er, $ Ao?er System 8peration and Control
). I... ransactions on Ao?er Systems.
05 EEM 242 EN2IRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND5OLLUTION CONTROL
$
#. Introduction+ 8ver vie? of environmental system. .nvironmental le,islation and re,ulation.
.nvironmental ethics. 6aterial balance approach to problem solvin,. AHr#
&. Bater Duality 6ana,ement+ Bater pollution and their sources Bater quality mana,ement in rivers,
la"es and ocean. AHr#

). Baste Bater reatment+ Baste ?ater micro$biolo,y. Characteristics of ?aste ?ater. 8n site disposal
systems. 6unicipal ?aste ?ater treatment systems unit. 8perations of pre$treatment$primary treatment
unit. Arocess of secondary treatment. -isinfection. Land and slud,e treatment. Slud,e disposal.
12 Hr#
*. ;ir Aollution+ Ahysical and chemical fundamentals. ;ir pollutants and standards. effects of air
pollution. <ate of air pollution. 6icro and micro air pollution. ;ir pollution metrolo,y. ;tmospheric
dispersion. ;ir pollution control of stationary and mobile sources. Baste disposal 12Hr#.

3. 9oise Aollution+ effects of noise, sources and criteria. ransmission of sound outdoors. raffic noise.
Arotection. noise control AHr#.

5. Solid Baste 6ana,ement+ Aerspective. Collection. Inter$route transfer. -isposal by sanitary
landfill. Incineration. 2esource conservation. 9oise control.
5MarF#
E. Ha'ardous Baste+ -efinition and classification of ha'ardous ?aste. Ha'ardous ?aste mana,ement.
reatment technolo,ies. Land disposal. :round ?ater contamination and remedy.
5 *arF#>
F. Ioni'in, 2adiation+ <undamentals. biolo,ical effects of ioni'in,. 2adiation. 2adiation standards.
2adiation exposure. 2adiation protection. 2adioactive ?aste disposal.
5 *arF#

REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 6ac"en'ie.L.-avis and -avid.;.Corn?ell $ Introduction to .nvironmental .n,ineerin,, 6c:ra? Hill,
#%%#!ext boo")
&. 9oel -e 9evers $ ;ir Aollution Control .n,ineerin,, 6c :ra? Hill, #%%3
05 EEM 241 COM5UTER AIDED 5O3ER SYSTEM O5ERATIONAND ANALYSIS
#. Interchan,e .valuation and Ao?er ools+ Introduction. .conomy interchan,e. .conomy interchan,e
evaluationV Interchan,e evaluation ?ith unit commitment. 6ultiple interchan,e contracts. ;fter the fact
production costin,. ransmission losses in transaction evaluation. 8ther types of interchan,e.
Capacity interchan,e. -iversity interchan,e. .ner,y ban"in,. .mer,ency po?er interchan,e.
inadvertent po?er exchan,e. Ao?er tools $ he ener,y bro"er system. Centrali'ed economic dispatch
of a po?er pool. ;llocatin, pool savin,. Aroblems and further readin,s. 20 Hr#
&. Ao?er System Security+ Introduction. <actors affectin, po?er system security. Contin,ency
analysis. -etection of net?or" problems $ 9et?or" sensitivity factors. ;C load flo? methods.
%
Correctin, the ,eneration dispatch. Correctin, the ,eneration dispatch by sensitivity methods.
Compensated factors. Correctin, the ,eneration dispatch usin, linear pro,rammin,.
20 Hr#
). State .stimation in Ao?er Systems+ Introduction. Ao?er system state estimation. 6aximum
li"elihood Bei,hted Least Squares estimation $ Introduction. 6aximum Li"elihood Concepts. 6atrix
<ormulation. ;n example of Bei,hted Least squares State estimation. State estimation in ;C
net?or"s$-evelopment of method. ypical results of state estimation on an ;C net?or". Introduction to
;dvanced opics in State .stimation $ -etection and identification of bad measurements. .stimation of
quantities not bein, measured. 9et?or" observability and pseudo$measurements. ;pplications of
Ao?er System State .stimation $ -erivation of Least squares equations. Aroblems and further
readin,. 20Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. ;llen.@ Bood (rue and <.Bollenber, $ Ao?er :eneration 8peration and Control!ext boo")
&. :eor,e L 7usic $ Computer ;ided Ao?er System ;nalysis, Arentice Hall of India pvt. ltd.
05 EEM 251 H2DC TRANSMISSION
#. -C Ao?er ransmission echnolo,y+ Introduction. Comparison of ;C and -C transmission.
;pplication of -C transmission. -escription of -C transmission. Alannin, for H=-C transmission.
6odern trends in -C transmission. 4Hr#
&. hyristor =alve + Introduction. hyristor device. hyristor valve. =alve tests. 2ecent trends.
12Hr#
). ;nalysis of H=-C Converters+ Aulse number. Choice of converter confi,uration. Simplified analysis
of :reaet' circuits. Converters brid,e characteristics. Characteristics of t?elve pulse converter.
-etailed analysis of converters. 12Hr#

*. Converters and H=-C System Control+ :eneral. Arinciples of -C lin" control. Converter control
characteristics. System control hierarchy. <irin, an,le control. Current and excitation an,le control.
Startin, and stoppin, of -C lin". Ao?er control. Hi,her level controllers. elecommunication
requirements. 12Hr#
3. Converter <aults and Arotection+ Introduction. Converter faults. Arotection a,ainst over$currents.
8vervolta,es in a converter station. Sur,e arrestors. Arotection a,ainst over$volta,es.
10 MarF#

5. Smoothin, 2eactor and Line+ Introduction. Smoothin, reactors. -C line. ransient over$volta,e
currents in -C line. Arotection of a -C line. -C brea"ers. 6onopolar operation. .ffects of proximity of
;C and -C transmission lines. 10 MarF#

REFERENCE BOO0S
#. -r.7.2.Aadiyar $ H=-C ransmission System! ext boo")
&. ;rrila,a.@. $ Hi,h =olta,e -irect Current ransmission, Aeter Aere,rinus Ltd., #%F).
&
). Ghlmann, . $ Ao?er ransmission by -irect current, sprin,er verla,. #%E3.
05 SCN 11 DISTRIBUTED COM5UTING
#. Characteri'ation of -istributed Systems+ Introduction, .xamples of distributed systems,
2esource sharin, and the Beb Challen,es.
&. System 6odels+ Introduction, architectural models, <undamental models
). 9et?or"in, and Internet?or"in,+ Introduction, ypes of 9et?or"s, 9et?or" principles, Internet
Arotocols.
*. Internet Communication; Introduction, ;AI for the Internet protocols, .xternal data
representation and marshallin,, Client$Server communication, :roup Communication.
3. -istributed obCects and 2emote invocation+ Introduction, Communication bet?een distributed
obCects, 2emote procedure call, .vents and notifications.
5. -istributed <ile Systems+ Introduction, <ile Service architecture, Sun 9et?or" <ile System,
2ecent advances.
E. ime and :lobal States+ Introduction, Cloc"s, events and process states, Synchroni'in,
physical cloc"s, Lo,ical time and lo,ical cloc"s, :lobal states, distributed debu,,in,.
F. ransactions and concurrent control+ Introduction, ransactions, 9ested ransactions, Loc"s,
8ptimistic concurrency control, ime Stamp orderin,, Comparison of methods for concurrency
control.
%. -istributed shared memory+ Introduction, -esi,n and implementation issues, Sequential
consistency and Ivy.
#0. C82(;+ Introduction, C82(; 26I, C82(; Services.
TE:T BOO0S
#. -istributed Systems Concepts and -esi,n, :eor,e Colulouris, @ean -ollimore, ime 7indber,,
Aearson .ducation ;sia, hird .dition &00#.
&. Arinciples of -istributed -atabase Systems, 6 amer 8'su, Aatric" =aldurie', Second .dition,
AHI, #%%%.
05 SCE 142 COM5UTER GRA5HICS
#. Introduction+ ;pplications of computer ,raphics, .lements of pictures created in computer
,raphics, :raphics display devices, -evice$independent pro,rammin, and 8pen:L. 8Hr#>
&. (asic raster ,raphics al,orithms for dra?in, &- primitives+ 6idpoint line 4 circle al,orithm, Scan$
line poly,on fillin, al,orithm. ;ntialiasin,. 8Hr#>
!'
). &- ,eometric transformations and &- vie?in,+ (asic transformations, 6atrix representations and
homo,eneous coordinates, Composite transformations, he vie?in, pipeline, ?indo?$to$vie?port
coordinate transformation, clippin, operations / Cohen$Sutherland line clippin,, Lian,$(ars"y line
clippin, 4 Sutherland$Hod,eman poly,on clippin,,. 9Hr#>
>
*. )- concepts 4 )- obCect representations+ Aoly,on surfaces, Curved lines and surfaces, Duadric
surfaces, Spline representations, (e'ier curves and surfaces, ($spline curves and surfaces.
8Hr#>
3. )- ,eometric transformations and )- vie?in,+ ranslation, 2otation, Scalin,, =ie?in, pipeline,
=ie?in, coordinates, Aarallel proCections 4 Aerspective proCections. 8Hr#>
5. Solid 6odelin,, ;chromatic and Coloured li,ht+ 2epresentin, solids, 2e,ulari'ed (oolean set
operations, Arimitive instancin,, S?eep representations, (oundary representations, Spatial$
partitionin, representations, Constructive solid ,eometry, Comparison of representations, Gser
Interfaces for solid modelin,. ;chromatic li,ht, Chromatic colour, Colour models for raster
,raphics, 2eproducin, colour, Gsin, colour in computer ,raphics.
8Hr#>
E. =isible$surface detection methods+ Classification, (ac"$face detection, -epth$buffer method,
Scan$line method, -epth$sortin, method, (SA$tree method 4 ;rea$subdivision method, =isible$
surface ray tracin,. 8Hr#>
F. Illumination and shadin,+ Illumination models, Shadin, models for poly,ons, Surface details,
Shado?s, ransparency. 9Hr#>

TE:T BOO0S
#. Computer :raphics, C =ersion, Second .dition, -onald Hearn 4 6. Aauline (a"er, Aearson
.ducation.
&. Computer :raphics Arinciples 4 Aractice, Second .dition in C, @ames -. <oley, ;ndries van -am,
Steven 7. <einer 4 @ohn <. Hu,hes, Aearson .ducation.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. Schaum>s 8utline of Computer :raphics, Second .dition, 2oy ;. Alastoc" 4 1hi,an, Oian,, ata
6c:ra?$Hill.
&. Computer :raphics usin, 8pen:L, Second .dition, <.S.Hill, @r., Aearson .ducation.
05 SCE 11 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
#. 8vervie? of 2elational 6odel, .2 and ..2 6appin,. -(6S Internals.
9Hr#>
&. 9ormali'ation+ <unctional dependencies, Aroperties of <-s, -efinition of #
st
, &
nd
, )
rd
, and (oyce$
Codd 9ormal forms. Lossless decomposition and -ependency preservation, -efinition and
techniques for testin,, ;l,orithms for conversion to ) 9< and (C9<, 6ulti$valued dependencies,
;xioms for <-s and 6=-s, -ependency basis, <ourth 9ormal <orm, :enerali'ed dependencies,
A@N9< and -79<. 10Hr#>
!1
). Duery 8ptimi'ation+ ranslatin, SDL Dueries into 2elational al,ebra, (asic al,orithms for
executin, Duery operations usin, Heuristics in Duery optimi'ation usin, selectivity and cost
estimates in Duery optimi'ation. 8vervie? of Duery optimi'ation in 82;CL. semantic Duery
optimi'ation. 9Hr#>
*. 8bCect 8riented -ata (ases+ 8vervie? of 8bCect$8riented Concepts, 8bCect model of 8-6:,
8bCect -efinition Lan,ua,es, 8bCect 2elational features of 82;CL..
8Hr#>

3. ransaction 4 Arocessin, Concurrency Control+ ransaction Schedules and 2ecoverability,
Seriali'ability of schedules, Concurrent transactions in a database and need for synchroni'ation,
Concurrency control based on &$phase loc"in,, Concurrency control in distributed databases.
8Hr#>

5. -atabase 2ecovery echniques 4 Security issues. 8Hr#>

E. Inte,rity, 6ultimedia, emporal 4 Spatial databases. 8Hr#>

F. -istributed -atabases+ ;rchitecture of a -istributed -(6S, -esi,n methodolo,y for distributed
databases, Duery processin, in distributed databases.
9Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. .lmasree 9avathe, <undamentals of -atabase Systems, )
rd
.dition, Aearson .ducation.
&. C. Ceri 4 S. Ael,atti, -istributed -atabases, 6c:ra? Hill
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Sisberschat' 7orth 4 Sudarshan, -atabases / System Concepts, *
th
.dition, 6H.
&. 2a,hu 2ama"rishna, -atabase 6ana,ement Systems, 6H.
05 SCE 21 O5ERATING SYSTEM 4 LINU: INTERNALS
1> INTRODUCTION
Computers and Soft?are, 8peratin, System Strate,ies. 2Hr#>
2> USING THE O5ERATING SYSTEM
he Aro,rammer>s ;bstract 6achine, 2esources, Arocesses and hreads, Britin, Concurrent
Aro,rams, 8bCects. 2Hr#>
1> O5ERATING SYSTEM ORGANIJATION
(asic <unctions, :eneral Implementation Considerations, Contemporary 8S 7ernels.
2Hr#>
4> DE2ICE MANAGEMENT
he IN8 System, IN8 Strate,ies, -evice 6ana,er -esi,n, (ufferin,, -evice Class Characteristics.
1Hr#>
5> IM5LEMENTING 5ROCESSES/ THREADS/ AND RESOURCES
!2
he as" at Hand, he Hard?are Arocess, he ;bstract 6achine Interface, he Arocess ;bstraction,
he hread ;bstraction, State -ia,rams, 2esource 6ana,ers, :enerali'in, Arocess 6ana,ement
Aolicies. 4Hr#>
9> SCHEDULING
8vervie?, Schedulin, 6echanisms, Strate,y Selection, 9on$preemptive Strate,ies, Areemptive
Strate,ies, Implementin, the Scheduler. 4 Hr#>
A> BASIC SYNCHRONIJATION 5RINCI5LES
Cooperatin, Arocesses, .volvin, from the Classic Solution, Semaphores, Synchroni'ation in Shared
6emory 6ultiprocessors. 4 Hr#>

8> HIGH7LE2EL SYNCHRONIJATION AND INTER5ROCESS COMMUNICATION
;lternative Synchroni'ation Arimitives, 6onitors, Interprocess Communication. 1Hr#>
B> DEADLOC0
(ac",round, Arevention, ;voidance, -etection and 2ecovery. 1Hr#>
10> MEMORY MANAGEMENT
he (asics, he ;ddress Space ;bstraction, 6emory ;llocation, -ynamic ;ddress Space (indin,,
6odern 6emory 6ana,er Strate,ies. 1Hr#>
11> 2IRTUAL MEMORY
he as" at Hand, ;ddress ranslation, Aa,in,, Static Aa,in, ;l,orithms, -ynamic Aa,in, ;l,orithms,
Se,mentation, 6emory$mapped <iles. 1Hr#>
12> FILE MANAGEMENT
he as" at Hand, <iles, Lo?$level <ile Implementations, Supportin, Hi,h$level <ile ;bstractions,
-irectories, Implementin, -irectories, <ile Systems
1Hr#>
5ART B
1> INTRODUCTION
LINU:+ he 8peratin, System; Compilin, the "ernel; Introduction to the "ernel+ Important -ata
Structures, 6ain al,orithms, Implementin, System Calls; 6emory 6ana,ement+ ;rchitecture$
independent memory model, =irtual ;ddress Space of a Arocess, (loc" -evice Cachin,, Aa,es under
Linux. 12Hr#>
2> INTER5ROCESS COMMUNICATION/ FILE SYSTEM/ DE2ICE DRI2ERS
I5C+ Synchroni'ation in the 7ernel, Communication via <iles, Aipes, -ebu,,in, usin, ptrace, System
= IAC, IAS ?ith soc"ets; <ile system+ (asic Arinciples, 2epresentation of <ile System in the 7ernel,
he Aroc <ile System, he .xt& <ile System; -evice -rivers+ Character and (loc" -evices, Aollin,,
Interrupts and Baitin, Dueues, Implementin, a -river, -ynamic and Static -rivers.
12Hr#>
!
TE:T BOO0S
#. 8peratin, Systems+ :ary 9utt, )
rd
.dition, Aearson .ducation, &003.
&. LI9GO 7ernel Aro,rammin,+ 6 (ec" etal, )
rd
.dition, Aearson .ducation, &00&.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. 8peratin, Systems+ -eitel, -eitel and Choffnes, )
rd
.dition, Aearson .ducation, &00*.
&. 8peratin, System Concepts+ Silberschat', 5
th
.dition, @ohn Biley and Sons, &00).
). he LI9GO 7ernel (oo"+ 2emy Card etal, @ohn Biley, #%%F.
05 SCS 141 THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF COM5UTER SCIENCE
#. 2e,ular expressions and finite ;utomata+
2e,ular lan,ua,es, <inite automata, Gnion, Intersections 4 complements. 9on deterministic <inite
automata, 7leene>s theorem.
!Chapter ) 4 *) 8 Hr#>

&. 2e,ular 4 9on re,ular lan,ua,es+
Criterion for re,ularity, minimal <inite ;utomata, Aumpin, lemma, -ecision problems, lan,ua,es 4
computers.
!Chapter 3) 8 Hr#>
). Context$free ,rammars+
-erivation rees 4 ;mbi,uity, ;n Gnambi,uous C<: for al,ebraic expressions, simplified forms
and normal forms. !Chapter 5) 4 Hr#>
*. Aushdo?n ;utomata+
-efinition, -eterministic pushdo?n automata, ; A-; correspondin, to a ,iven context$free
,rammar, context$free ,rammar correspondin, to a ,iven A-;, parsin,.
!Chapter E) 8 Hr#>
3. Context$free and 9on$Context$free lan,ua,es+
he pumpin, lemma for context$free lan,ua,es, Intersections 4 complements of context$free
lan,ua,es, decision problems involvin, context$free lan,ua,es. !Chapter F)
8 Hr#>
5. urin, 6achines+
-efinitions, computin, partial functions, combinin, urin, machine, variation of urin, machines,
9on$-eterministic urin, 6achines, Gniversal urin, 6achine, Church$urin, hesis. !Chapter %)
8 Hr#>
E. :raph heory+
Introduction, Isomorphism, Sub$,raphs, ?al"s, paths and circuits, connected ,raphs,
disconnected ,raphs and components, .uler ,raphs, 8perations on ,raphs, more on .uler
!!
:raphs, Hamiltonian paths and circuits, he travelin, salesman problem, Chromatic number,
Chromatic partitionin,, Chromatic polynomial, 6atchin,s.
!Complete Chapters # 4 &, F.# to F.* of 2ef. &) 10 Hr#>
F. Continuous$Aarameter 6ar"ov chains and Dueuin, heory+
Introduction, he (irth and death process, other special cases of the (irth$-eath 6odel, 9on$
(irth$-eath processes. !Chapter F Sec. F.#, to F.* of 2ef. ))
9 Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. Introduction to lan,ua,es 4 the theory of computation by @ohn C 6artin, ata 6c:ra? Hill
publication Co. Ltd., )
rd
edition, &00*.
&. 9arsin,h -eo / :raph heory ?ith ;pplications to .n,ineerin, 4 Computer Science / Arentice
Hall of India.
). 7.S. rivedi $ Arobability and Statistics ?ith 2eliability and Dueuin, and Computer Science
;pplications, Arentice Hall of India.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. @ohn . Hopcroft and @efrey - Gllman / Introduction to ;utomata theory, Lan,ua,es and
Computation / 9arosa Aublication House, &00*.
05 SIT 141 SYSTEM SIMULATION 4 MODELING
1. Introduction o Simulation+ Bhen Simulation is the ;ppropriate ool; Bhen Simulation Is 9ot
;ppropriate; ;dvanta,es and -isadvanta,es of Simulation; ;reas of ;pplication; Systems and
System .nvironment; Components of a System; -iscrete and Continuous Systems; 6odel of a
System; ypes of 6odels; -iscrete$.vent System Simulation; Steps in a Simulation Study.
&. Simulation .xamples+ Characteristics of Dueuein, Systems; Dueuein, 9otation; Simulation of
Dueuein, Systems; Simulation of Inventory Systems.
). :eneral Arinciples+ Concepts in -iscrete$.vent Simulation+ he .vent$Schedulin, N ime$;dvance
;l,orithm, Borld =ie?s, 6anual simulation Gsin, .vent Schedulin,.
!. 2andom$9umber :eneration+ Aroperties of 2andom 9umbers; :eneration of Aseudo$2andom
9umbers; echniques for :eneratin, 2andom 9umbers; ests for 2andom 9umbers.
3. 2andom$=ariate :eneration+ Inverse ransform technique+ .xponential -istribution, Gniform
-istribution, -iscrete -istributions; ;cceptance$2eCection echnique+ Aoisson -istribution.
5. Input 6odelin,+ -ata Collection; Identifyin, the distribution ?ith -ata; Aarameter .stimation;
:oodness of <it ests; Selectin, Input 6odels ?ithout -ata; 6ultivariate and ime$Series Input
6odels.
!"
$. =erification and =alidation of Simulation 6odels+ 6odel (uildin,, =erification and =alidation;
=erification of Simulation 6odels; Calibration and =alidation of 6odels.
%. 8utput ;nalysis for a Sin,le 6odel+ ypes of Simulations ?ith 2espect to 8utput ;nalysis;
Stochastic 9ature of 8utput -ata; 6easures of Aerformance and heir .stimation; 8utput
;nalysis for erminatin, Simulations; 8utput ;nalysis for Steady$State Simulations.

%. Simulation of Computer Systems+ Introduction; Simulation ools; 6odel Input; Hi,h$Level
Computer$System Simulation; CAG Simulation; 6emory Simulation.

TE:T BOO0+
1. @erry (an"s, @ohn S. Carson, (arry L. 9elson, -avid 6. 9icol, RDiscrete-#vent System
SimulationS, hird .dition, Arentice$Hall India
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. ;verill 6. La?, B. -avid 7elton, RSimulation 'odeling and (nalysisS, hird .dition, 6c:ra? Hill.
&. :eoffrey :ordon, RSystem SimulationS, Second .dition, Arentice$Hall India.
05 SSE 21 SOFT3ARE ARCHITECTURE
I'tr&";$ti&'+
-efinition of Soft?are ;rchitecture, Soft?are desi,n levels en,ineerin, discipline for Soft?are, the
current state of Soft?are .n,ineerin, and ;rchitecture
Ar$-ite$t;re St)!e#+
Gse of Aatterns and styles I Soft?are desi,n, Common architectural styles !Aipes and filters, -ata
abstraction and obCect orientation, .vent based implicit invocation, Layered systems, 2epositories,
interpreters) ?ith an example case study
S-are" I'(&r*ati&' S)#te*#+
-etailed study of shared information systems ?ith features li"e -atabase inte,ration, Inte,ration of
soft?are development environments, ;rchitectural structures of shared information systems
Ar$-ite$t;ra! De#i,'+
:uidelines for ;rchitectural desi,n, -esi,n space and rules, ;pplyin, desi,n space ?ith an example,
study of Duantified desi,n space
F&r*a! *&"e!# a'" #%e$i(i$ati&'#+
;rchitectural formalism and its applications, Study of formali'in, various architectural styles li"e filters,
pipes, etc. <ormali'in, ;rchitectural desi,n Space
Ar$-ite$t;ra! De#$ri%ti&' La',;a,e#+
2equirements of an ;rchitectural -escription Lan,ua,e, <irst$Class Connectors, ;ddin, implicit
invocation to traditional pro,rammin, Lan,ua,es
Ar$-ite$t;ra! De#i,' T&&!#+
GniCon / ; Gniversal Connectin, Lan,ua,e, .xploitin, styles in ;rchitectural desi,n, ;rchitectural
interconnection
!#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 6ary Sha? 4 -avid :arlan, RSoft?are ;rchitectureS, Arentice Hall India Arivate Limited.
&. Len (ass, Aaul Clements, 4 2ic" 7a'man, RSoft?are ;rchitecture in AracticeS, Second .dition,
Aearson .ducation.
I'tr&";$ti&'+
8vervie? of -(6S and its internal ;rchitectural, 8vervie? of SDL, Dueryin, and ransaction
Arocessin,
Data St&ra,e a'" re%re#e'tati&' i' DBMS+
6emory Hierarchy, Secondary stora,e mechanism and reliability improvement throu,h
mirrorin, and 2;I-, 2ecovery from dis" crashes, 2epresentin, 2elational data elements ?ith
records !fixed and variable) use of pa,e and bloc" formats, Heap, sorted and clustered file
or,ani'ation. Indexin, in -(6S+
8vervie? of indexin, !Clustered, primary, secondary, dense and Sparse) Hash and ree based index
structures, IS; and (Q tree data structures / loo"up, insertion and detection ?ith these indexes, Hi,h
ables, their relevance and operations !insertion 4 deletion), overvie? of their indexes li"e bit map
indexin,, 2$indexin, etc
6;er) 5r&$e##i', i' DBMS+
8vervie? of Duery processin, architecture in -(6S Introduction to relational operations and three
common techniques !indexin,, iteration and partitionin,) used to implement them, ;l,orithms for
Selection, AroCection and @oin, Introduction to Duery optimi'ation, Concept of Duery tree and
optimi'ation usin, 2elational equivalences
Tra'#a$ti&' Ma'a,e*e't i' DBMS+
Introduction to ransaction and ;CI- Aroperties, Concept of schedules and seriali'ability, Concurrency
control techniques / loc"in, timestamps and 8ptimistic Concurrency control, Concept of 2ecovery
mana,ement, (uffer and 2ecovery mana,ement structures in -(6S, -eferred update and ;2I.S
al,orithm for recovery ?ith an example
Dataa#e De#i,'+
hree steps of Conceptual, lo,ical and Ahysical desi,n, and methodolo,y for desi,n, 8vervie? of .$2
and .xtended .$2 6odelin, and conversion to lo,ical tables and normali'ation, Ahysical database
desi,n and tunin, / overvie? of tas"s involved and methodolo,y, :uidelines for index selection,
Clusterin,, -emorali'ation and vie? definitions, unin, of Dueries ?ith .xplain AL;9
!$
Dataa#e Se$;rit)+
;ccess Control mechanisms in -(6S, :2;9 and 2.=87. of =I.BS, Security for Internet
applications throu,h .ncryption <ire?alls, proxy servers, SSL and di,ital si,natures
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. :racia$6lina, Gllman and Bidom, R-atabase System ImplementationS,!&00#)$ Aearson .ducation
&. Connolly 4 (e,,, R-atabase SystemsS, hird .dition !&00&)$ Aearson Aublication
). 2a,hu 2am"rishnan 4 :ehr"e/ R-atabase 6ana,ement SystemsS, hird .dition / 6c:ra? Hill
Aublications !&00))
05 SCN 22 CRY5TOGRA5HY 4 NET3OR0 SECURITY
#. Introduction $ ;ttac"s, Services and mechanisms, security attac"s, security services, security
services, model for internet security Conventional .ncryption+ Conventional encryption model,
Ste,ano,raphy, Classical .ncryption echniques.
&. 6odem echniques$ Simplified -.S, (loc" cipher principles, data encryption standard, Stren,th of
-.S, -ifferential and Linear Cryptanalysis, (loc" cipher -esi,n Arinciples, (loc" Cipher 6odes of
8perations.
). Aublic "ey crypto,raphy+ Arinciples of public "ey cryptosystems, 2S; al,orithms, 7ey
6ana,ement, -iffie Hellman 7ey .xchan,e, .lliptic Curve Crypto,raphy. -i,ital si,nature, -SS

*. ;pplied Crypto,raphy+ (asic protocols+ 7ey .xchan,e, ;uthentication, ;uthentication and "ey
exchan,e, <ormal ;nalysis of ;uthentication and "ey exchan,e protocols, multiple "ey Aublic$7ey
Crypto,raphy, Secrete Splittin,, Secret Sharin,, Crypto,raphic Arotection of -atabases.
3. Intermediate Arotocols+ ime$stampin, services, Subliminal Channel, Gndeniable -i,ital
Si,natures, -esi,nated Confirmer Si,natures, Aroxy Si,natures, :roup Si,natures, < ail$Stop
-i,ital Si,nature, Computin, ?it .ncrypted -ata, (it Commitment, <air Coin <lips, 6ental Ao"er,
8ne$Bay ;ccumulators, ;ll$or$nothin, disclosure of secrets, 7ey .scro?.
5. 9et?or" Security+ .lectronic Security Aretty ,ood privacy, IA Security overvie?, IA Security
architecture, ;uthentication Header, .ncapsulatin, security payload, Combinin, Security
;ssociations.
E. Beb Security+ Beb Security 2equirements, Secure Soc"ets Layer and ransport Layer Security,
Secure .lectronic ransaction. Intruders, =iruses, and Borms+ =iruses and 2elated hreats,
<ire?alls+ <ire?all -esi,n Arinciples, rusted Systems.
TE:T BOO0S
#. Billiam Stallin,s, Crypto,raphy and 9et?or" Security, &e, Arentice Hall, &000.
&. (ruce Schneier, ;pplied Crypto,raphy, &
nd
.dition, BS. Biley. Avt. Ltd.&00&.
!%

05 EC 059 NET3OR0 5ROGRAMMING
5er!+ ;s scriptin, lan,ua,e, pro,rammin, in Aerl
I'tr&";$ti&' a'" E!e*e'tar) S&$Fet+ Introduction ransport Layer Soc"ets Introduction .lementary
CA Soc"ets CA ClientNServer .xample .lementary SCA Soc"ets SCA ClientNServer .xample
9ame and ;ddress Conversions
A"va'$e" S&$Fet#+ IAv* and IAv5 Interoperability -aemon Arocesses and the inetd Superserver
;dvanced IN8 <unctions Gnix -omain Arotocols 9onbloc"in, IN8 ioctl 8perations 2outin, Soc"ets 7ey
6ana,ement Soc"ets (roadcastin, 6ulticastin, ;dvanced G-A Soc"ets ;dvanced SCA Soc"ets 8ut$
at$(and -ata Si,nal$-riven IN8 hreads IA 8ptions 2a? Soc"ets -ata lin" ;ccess ClientNServer -esi,n
;lternatives
I*%!e*e'tati&'+ S6A, HA, <A
TE:T BOO0S+
#. B. 2ichard Stevens, (ill <enner, ;ndre? 6. 2udoff+ RG9IO 9et?or" Aro,rammin,S. =olume #,
hird .dition, Aearson &00*
&. (arry 9ance+ R9et?or" Aro,rammin, in CS, AHI &00&
). (ob Duinn, -ave Shute+ RBindo?s Soc"et 9et?or" Aro,rammin,S, Aearson &00)
*. B. 2ichard Stevens+ RG9IO 9et?or" Aro,rammin,S. =olume &, Second .dition, Aearson, &00*
05 EC 029 DESIGN OF 5O3ER CON2ERTERS
Introduction to po?er electronic applications li"e GAS, S6AS, po?er factor converters, motor control,
li,htin,; ;C to -C converters; -C to -C converters; Inverters; -rive circuits for po?er devices;
6a,netics for s?itched mode converters; hermal desi,n for s?itched mode converters; current mode
control; controller desi,ns; s?itched mode po?er supply circuits; re,ulation in isolated S6AS;
ma,netic amplifiers; application case studies.
TE:T BOO0S+
1. 9ed 6ohan ore. 6. Gndeland and Billiam. A. 2obbins; RAo?er .lectronics+ Converters,
;pplications and -esi,nS, )
rd
.dition, @ohn Biley and Sons, &00)
2. :.C. Chryssis, RHi,h frequency s?itchin, po?er suppliesS, 6c:ra? Hill, #%F% !&nd .dn.)
. Gmanand. L. 4 (hat. S.2. R-esi,n of 6a,netic Components for S?itched 6ode Ao?er
ConvertersS, Biley .astern Aublication, #%%&.
05 EC 0A8 TESTING AND 2ERIFICATION OF 2LSI CIRCUITS
Scope of testin, and verification in =LSI desi,n process; Issues in test and verification of complex
chips; embedded cores and S8Cs
!&
<undamentals of =LSI testin,, <ault models. ;utomatic test pattern ,eneration, -esi,n for testability,
Scan desi,n, est interface and boundary scan, System testin, and test for S8Cs, Iddq testin,, -elay
fault testin,, (IS for testin, of lo,ic and memories, est automation.
-esi,n verification techniques based on simulation, analytical and formal approaches, <unctional
verification, imin, verification, <ormal verification, (asics of equivalence chec"in, and model
chec"in,, Hard?are emulation.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 6. ;bramovici, 6. ;. (reuer and ;. -. <riedman, J-i,ital Systems estin, and estable -esi,nJ,
I... Aress, #%%0.! ;vailable as @;IC8 Aublication)
&. 6. (ushnell and =. -. ;,ar?al, J.ssentials of .lectronic estin, for -i,ital, 6emory and 6ixed$
Si,nal =LSI CircuitsJ, 7lu?er ;cademic Aublishers, &000
). .7ropf, JIntroduction to <ormal Hard?are =erificationJ, Sprin,er =erla,, &000.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. A. 2ashin"ar, Aaterson and L. Sin,h, JSystem$on$a$Chip =erification$6ethodolo,y and
echniquesJ, 7lu?er ;cademic Aublishers, &00#.
&. 6. ;bramovici, 6. ;. (reuer, ;. -. <riedman, R-i,ital Systems estin, and estable -esi,nS
Aiscata?ay, 9e? @ersey+ I... Aress, #%%*,
). @.-i:iacomo, editor, R=LSI Handboo"S, 6c:ra?$Hill, #%F%.
*. Samiha 6ourad and Hervant 1orian, RArinciples of estin, .lectronic SystemsS, Biley !&000).
3. -. 7. Aradhan !.ditor). <ault$olerant Computin,+ heory and echniques, Arentice Hall, 9@, #%F5.
5. ;. 6ic'o. -i,ital Lo,ic estin, and Simulation , @ohn Biley 4 Sons, #%FE
E. (arry @ohnson. -esi,n and ;nalysis of <ault$olerant -i,ital Systems, ;ddison Besley, #%F%.
05 EC 042 H2 @ DC 5O3ER TRANSMISSION
Revie? &( 5&?er Tra'#*i##i&'+ ;dvanta,es and disadvanta,es, Aroblems of stability, corona,
po?er loss. Insulation and co$ordination, economic consideration
Deve!&%*e't &( H2DC Te$-'&!&,)+ Historical development, echnical details of existin, system in
operation in India and abroad, ;dvanta,es and limitations. Arinciple components, different types of
H-=C system, ypes of converter circuits and their comparison
A'a!)#i# &( 9 7 %;!#e a'" 12 7 %;!#e $&'verter#+ .ffects of source inductance, equivalent circuits
and characteristics.
C&'tr&! Strate,ie#+ ;nalo,ue and di,ital controllers, H=-C lin", operation, compoundin, and
re,ulation. <ault development and protection schemes, -C reactor and its desi,n Consideration
Har*&'i$#+ -esi,n of filter circuits for ;C and -C sides, corona, -C cables over volta,es and
insulation coordination 6ulti terminal H=-C system.
"'
Si*;!ati&' &( H2DC S)#te*#+ <;CS. Stability analyses of ;C$-C inter$ connected systems, static
=;2 compensation.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. ;damson C, Hin,orani 9 : RHi,h volta,e direct current po?er transmissionS
#. :rra?ay Ltd. London #%50
&. 7imbar" .. B R-irect current transmission =ol # R, Biley #%E#
). ;rrilla,a RHi,h volta,e direct current transmissionS, Aeter Are,rinus, London #%F)
*. Aadiyar 7 2 RHi,h volta,e direct current transmission>>
3. Aadiyar 7 2 RH=-C Ao?er transmission systems + echnolo,y and System InteractionsS, 9e?
;,e, &00)
05 EC 01B ERROR CONTROL CODING
I'tr&";$ti&' t& A!,era+ :roups, <ields, (inary <ield ;rithmetic, Construction of :alois <ield :< !&
m
)
and its basic properties, Computation usin, :alois <ield :< !&
m
) ;rithmetic, =ector spaces and
6atrices.
Li'ear B!&$F C&"e#+ :enerator and Aarity chec" 6atrices, .ncodin, circuits, Syndrome and .rror
-etection, 6inimum -istance Considerations, .rror detectin, and .rror correctin, capabilities,
Standard array and Syndrome decodin,, -ecodin, circuits, Hammin, Codes, 2eed / 6uller codes,
he !&*, #&) :olay code, Aroduct codes and Interleaved codes.
C)$!i$ C&"e#+ Introduction, :enerator and Aarity chec" Aolynomials, .ncodin, usin, 6ultiplication
circuits, Systematic Cyclic codes / .ncodin, usin, <eed bac" shift re,ister circuits, :enerator matrix
for Cyclic codes, Syndrome computation and .rror detection, 6e,,itt decoder, .rror trappin,
decodin,, Cyclic Hammin, codes, he !&), #&) :olay code, Shortened cyclic codes.
BCH C&"e#+ (inary primitive (CH codes, -ecodin, procedures, Implementation of :alois field
;rithmetic, Implementation of .rror correction. 9on / binary (CH codes+ q / ary Linear (loc" Codes,
Arimitive (CH codes over :< !q), 2eed / Solomon Codes, -ecodin, of 9on / (inary (CH and 2S
codes+ he (erle"amp $ 6assey ;l,orithm.
MaK&rit) L&,i$ De$&"a!e C&"e#+ 8ne / Step 6aCority lo,ic decodin,, one / step 6aCority lo,ic
decodable Codes, ?o / step 6aCority lo,ic decodin,, 6ultiple / step 6aCority lo,ic decodin,.
C&'v&!;ti&'a! C&"e#+ .ncodin, of Convolutional codes, Structural properties, -istance properties,
=iterbi -ecodin, ;l,orithm for decodin,, Soft / output =iterbi ;l,orithm, Stac" and <ano sequential
decodin, ;l,orithms, 6aCority lo,ic decodin,
C&'$ate'ate" C&"e# 4 T;r& C&"e#+ Sin,le level Concatenated codes, 6ultilevel Concatenated
codes, Soft decision 6ultista,e decodin,, Concatenated codin, schemes ?ith Convolutional Inner
codes, Introduction to urbo codin, and their distance properties, -esi,n of urbo codes.
B;r#t @ Err&r @ C&rre$ti', C&"e#+ (urst and 2andom error correctin, codes, Concept of Inter /
leavin,, cyclic codes for (urst .rror correction / <ire codes, Convolutional codes for (urst .rror
correction.
TE:T BOO0S+
"1
#. Shu Lin 4 -aniel @. Costello, @r. R.rror Control Codin,S Aearson N Arentice Hall, Second .dition,
&00*. !6aCor 2eference)
&. (lahut, 2... Rheory and Aractice of .rror Control CodesS ;ddison Besley, #%F*
). <. @. 6ac Billiams and 9.@.;. Slone, Rhe theory of error correctin, codesS 9orth Holland,
#%EE
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Aeterson, B.B. 4 Beldon, ..@. R.rror$Correctin, CodesS 6I Aress, Cambrid,e. 6assachusetts,
#%E&
&. -as, @; 6ullic", S.7. 4 ChaterCee.A.7, RArinciples of -i,ital CommunicationsS Biley .astern Ltd.
9e? -elhi, #%F5.
). Satyanarayana A.S., RConcepts of Information heory 4 codin,S, -ynaram Aublications,
(an,alore, &003.
05 EC 012 ASIC DESIGN
N&te A!! De#i,'# 3i!! Be Ba#e" O' 2HDL
I'tr&";$ti&'+ <ull Custom ?ith ;SIC, Semi custom ;SICS, Standard Cell based ;SIC, :ate array
based ;SIC, Channeled ,ate array, Channel less ,ate array, structured ,et array, Aro,rammable lo,ic
device, <A:; desi,n flo?, ;SIC cell libraries
Data !&,i$ $e!!#+ -ata Aath .lements, ;dders, 6ultiplier, ;rithmetic 8perator, IN8 cell, Cell Compilers
ASIC !irar) De#i,'+ Lo,ical effort+ practicin, delay, lo,ical area and lo,ical efficiency lo,ical paths,
multi sta,e cells, optimum delay, optimum no. of sta,es, library cell desi,n.
L&?7!eve! "e#i,' e'tr)+ Schematic .ntry+ Hierarchical desi,n. he cell library, 9ames,
Schematic, Icons 4 Symbols, 9ets, schematic entry for ;SIC>S, connections, vectored instances and
buses, .dit in place attributes, 9etlist, screener, (ac" annotation
5r&,ra**a!e ASIC+ pro,rammable ;SIC lo,ic cell, ;SIC IN8 cell
A rie( i'tr&";$ti&' t& !&? !eve! "e#i,' !a',;a,e+ an introduction to .-I<, AL; ools, and an
introduction to C<I desi,ns representation. Half ,ate ;SIC. Introduction to Synthesis and Simulation;
ASIC C&'#tr;$ti&' F!&&r %!a''i', a'" %!a$e*e't a'" r&;ti',+ Ahysical -esi,n, C;- ools,
System Aartitionin,, .stimatin, ;SIC si'e, partitionin, methods. <loor plannin, tools, IN8 and po?er
plannin,, cloc" plannin,, placement al,orithms, iterative placement improvement, ime driven
placement methods. Ahysical -esi,n flo? ,lobal 2outin,, Local 2outin,, -etail 2outin,, Special
2outin,, Circuit .xtraction and -2C.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 6ohammed Ismail, erri <ie', R;nalo, =LSI si,nal and Information Arocessin,S, 6c:ra?$Hill
International .ditions, #%%*.
&. 6. @. S. Smith, $ R;pplication $ Specific Inte,rated CircuitsS / Aearson .ducation, &00)
"2
). 6alcolm 2.Has"ard; Lan. C. 6ay, R;nalo, =LSI -esi,n $ 968S and C68SS Arentice Hall, #%%F.
*. 2andall L :ei,er, Ahillip .. ;llen, R9oel 7.Strader, =LSI -esi,n echniques for ;nalo, and -i,ital
CircuitsS, 6c:ra? Hill International Company, #%%0.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. @ose ..<rance, Hannis sividis, R-esi,n of ;nalo,$-i,ital =LSI Circuits for elecommunication
and si,nal processin,S, Arentice Hall, #%%*.
&. ;ndre? (ro?n, $ R=LSI Circuits and Systems in SiliconS, 6c:ra? Hill, #%%#.
). S.-. (ro?n, 2.@. <rancis, @. 2ox, 1.:. Granesic, R<ield Aro,rammable :ate ;rraysS$ 7lu?er
;cademic Aublishers, #%%&.
*. 6ohammed Ismail and erri <ie', R;nalo, =LSI Si,nal and Information Arocessin, R, 6c:ra?
Hill, #%%*.
3. S. H. 7un,, H. @. Bhilo House, . 7ailath, R=LSI and 6odern Si,nal Arocessin,S, Arentice Hall,
#%F3.
5. @ose .. <rance, Hannis sividis, R-esi,n of ;nalo, $ -i,ital =LSI Circuits for
elecommunication and Si,nal Arocessin,S, Arentice Hall, #%%*.
05 EC 018 ERGONOMICS
I'tr&";$ti&'+ Arinciples, Scope and ;pplication of .r,onomics
A't-r&%&*etr)+ (asic definitions, (ody dimensions and importance
M;#$;!& SFe!eta! "i#&r"er#+ 6uscular ener,y, -ynamic and static effort, postures, ypes of
disorders their courses and remedies, fati,ue, (oredom.
3&rF#tati&' De#i,'+ -esi,n of furniture and li,htin, computer and office ?or"stations, 8perations
theatre equipments and their arran,ement, -ental chair, Bheel chair.
E'vir&'*e'ta! Fa$t&r#+ .ffect of noise and vibration on the human body, 2emedies U
6easurements of vibration and noise levels, .ffect of temperature and humidity on human body.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. :randCaen, R<ittin, the tas" to 6anS, aylor Aub, #%F&.
&. Sanders, Human factors in .n,,. 4 -esi,n, 6:H, #%%)
. -. 6aCumdar and B. Selvamurthy !eds), R;dvances in .r,onomics, 8ccupational Health
and SafetyS, 9e? ;,e International !A) Ltd, *F)3N&*, ;nsari 2oad, -arya,anC, 9e? -elhi ##0 00&.
&000.
*. Stanton, 9eville et al. RHandboo" of human factors and er,onomics methodsS, 9e? Hor"+
C2C Aress, &003.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. (rid,er, RIntroduction of .r,onomicsS, ata 6c:ra? Hill$#%%3.
&. Shah, H.S, RBor" study and .r,onomicsS, -hanpat 2ai 4 Sons$#%%&
). 728.6.2, 7. .. and .. :2;9-@.;9, R<ittin, the as" to the Human+ ; extboo" of
8ccupational .r,onomicsS 3th ed.aylor 4 <rancis $ ;C:IH Aubl. W%F#0, #%%E
"
*. 7891, S, RBor" -esi,n+ Industrial .r,onomicsS, 3th ed. Holcomb Hatha?ay Aublishers $ ;C:IH
Aubl. W%#*3, &000
05 EC 028 DETECTION AND ESTIMATION
C!a##i$a! Dete$ti&' a'" E#ti*ati&' T-e&r)+ Introduction, simple binary hypothesis tests, 6
Hypotheses, estimation theory, composite hypotheses, ,eneral :aussian problem, performance
bounds and approximations.
Re%re#e'tati&'# &( Ra'"&* 5r&$e##e#+ Introduction, ortho,onal representations, random process
characteri'ation, homo,enous inte,ral equations and ei,en$functions, periodic processes, spectral
decomposition, vector random processes.
Dete$ti&' &( Si,'a!# @ E#ti*ati&' &( Si,'a! 5ara*eter#+ Introduction, detection and estimation in
?hite :aussian noise, detection and estimation in non?hite :aussian noise, si,nals ?ith un?anted
parameters, multiple channels and multiple parameter estimation.
E#ti*ati&' &( C&'ti';&;# 3ave(&r*#+ Introduction, derivation of estimator equations, a lo?er
bound on the mean$square estimation error, multidimensional ?aveform estimation, nonrandom
?aveform estimation.
Li'ear E#ti*ati&'+ Aroperties of optimum processors, reali'able linear filters, 7alman$(ucy filters,
fundamental role of optimum linear filters.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Harry L. =an rees, R-etection, .stimation, and 6odulation heory,S Aart I, @ohn Biley 4 Sons, GS;,
&00#.
&. 6.-. Srinath, A.7. 2aCase"aran and 2. =is?anathan, JIntroduction to Statistical Si,nal Arocessin,
?ith ;pplications,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd. NArentice Hall of India, &00).
). Steven 6. 7ay, J<undamentals of Statistical Si,nal Arocessin,,J =olume I+ J.stimation heoryJ,
Arentice Hall, GS;, #%%F;
*. Steven 6. 7ay, J<undamentals of Statistical Si,nal Arocessin,, J=olume II+ J-etection heory,J
Arentice Hall, GS;, #%%F.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Louis L Scharf, RStatistical Si,nal Arocessin,+ -etection, .stimation and ime series ;nalysisS,
;ddison Besley, #%%#
&. 7 Sam Shanmu,am, ;rthur 6 (reipohl, R2andom Si,nals+ -etection, .stimation and -ata ;nalysisS,
@ohn Biley 4 Sons, #%%F
05 EC 01A EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN
I'tr&";$ti&' t& e*e""e" #)#te*+ ;n embedded system, processor, hard?are unit, soft ?are
embedded into a system, .xample of an embedded system, 8S services, IN8, 9NB, 8NS, 2eal time
and embedded 8S.
"!
5r&$e##&r a'" *e*&r) &r,a'iCati&'+ Structural unit in as processor, processor selection for an
embedded systems. 6emory devices, memory selection for an embedded system, allocation of
memory to pro,ram statements and bloc"s and memory map of a system. -irect memory accesses.
Devi$e# a'" ;#e# (&r "evi$e 'et?&rF#+ IN8 devices, serial communication usin, <C, C;9 devices,
device drivers, parallel port device driver in a system, serial port device driver in a system, device
driver for internal pro,rammable timin, devices, interrupt servicin, mechanism, = context and periods
for s?itchin, net?or"ed IN8 devices usin, IS;, ACI deadline and interrupt latency and advanced
buses.
5r&,ra**i', $&'$e%t# a'" e*e""e" %r&,ra**i', i' C+ 6icrochip AlC microcontrollerN6otorola
6C5FHC#I+ Introduction, CAG architecture re,isters instruction sets, addressin, modes, timers.
Interrupts, IC bus operation, serial ..A286, ;-C, G;2, serial pro,rammin, Nparallel slave port
5r&,ra* *&"e!i', $&'$e%t# i' #i',!e a'" *;!ti%r&$e##&r #)#te*#+ soft?are development
process, modelin, process for soft?are analysis before soft?are implementation, pro,rammin, model
for the event controlled or response time constrained real time pro,rams, modelin, of multiprocessor
system.
I'te!7%r&$e## $&**;'i$ati&' a'" #)'$-r&'iCati&' &( %r&$e##&r# ta#F#+ and threads; multiple
process in an application, problems of sharin, data by multiple tas"s and routines, inter process
communications. 28S tas" schedulin, models interrupt literacy and response times, performance
metric in schedulin, models, standardi'ation of 28S, list of basic functions, fifteen point strate,y for
synchroni'ation.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 2aC 7amal, R.mbedded systems ;rchitecture, Aro,rammin, and desi,nS, 6H., &00*
&. I ( Aeatman, R-esi,n ?ith AlC microcontrollerS, Aearson .ducation ;sia, &00*
). @. B. =alvano, R.mbedded 6icrocomputer system / 2eal time interfacin,S, homson Learnin,
Aublishin,, &000
*. @ane B. S., Liu, R2eal time systemsS, Aearson .ducation ;sia Aub, &00*
05 EC 012 DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN USING 2HDL
Specification of combinational systems usin, =H-L, Introduction to =H-L, (asic lan,ua,e element of
=H-L, (ehavioral 6odelin,, -ata flo? modelin,, Structural modelin,, Subpro,rams and overloadin,,
=H-L description of ,ates.
-escription and desi,n of sequential circuits usin, =H-L, Standard combinational modules, -esi,n of a
Serial ;dder ?ith ;ccumulator, State :raph for Control 9et?or", desi,n of a (inary 6ultiplier,
6ultiplication of a Si,ned (inary 9umber, -esi,n of a (inary -ivider.
2e,ister$ transfer level systems, .xecution :raph, 8r,ani'ation of System, Implementation of 2L
Systems, ;nalysis of 2L Systems, and -esi,n of 2L Systems.
""
-ata Subsystems, Stora,e 6odules, <unctional 6odules, -ata paths, Control Subsystems, 6icro
pro,rammed Controller, Structure of a micro pro,rammed controller, 6icro instruction <ormat, 6icro
instruction sequencin,, 6icro instruction imin,, (asic component of a micro system, memory
subsystem.
IN8 subsystem, Arocessors, 8peration of the computer and cycle time, (inary -ecoder, (inary .ncoder,
6ultiplexers and -emultiplexers,
<loatin, Aoint ;rithmetic$2epresentation of <loatin, Aoint 9umber, <loatin, Aoint 6ultiplication
TE:T BOO0S+
#. @. (has"ar, R; =H-L ArimerS, ;ddison Besley, #%%%.
&. 6. .rce,ovac, . Lan, and L.@. 6oreno, SIntroduction to -i,ital SystemsS, Biley,&000
). C. H. 2oth, R-i,ital System -esi,n usin, =H-LS, homson Learnin,,&00#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. @ohn. <. Ba"erly, R-i,ital -esi,n$Arinciples and AracticesS, AHI, )
rd
.dition updated, &003
&. -ou,las Aerry, R=H-L+ Aro,rammin, by .xampleS, 6H, &00&
). 6ichae @ohn Sebastian Smith, R;pplication$Specific Inte,rated CircuitsS, ;ddison$Besley, #%%E
*. 9avabi, R=H-L$;nalysis and 6odelin, of -i,ital SystemsS, 6:H, #%%F
3. Aedroni, RCircuit -esi,n ?ith =H-LS, AHI, &003
05 EC 041 IMAGE AND 2IDEO 5ROCESSING
I'tr&";$ti&'+ &- systems, 6athematical preliminaries / <ourier ransform, 1 ransform, 8ptical 4
6odulation transfer function, 6atrix theory, 2andom si,nals, -iscrete 2andom fields, Spectral density
function.
I*a,e 5er$e%ti&'+ Li,ht, Luminance, (ri,htness, Contrast, 6< of the visual system, =isibility
function, 6onochrome vision models, <idelity criteria, Color representation, Chromaticity dia,ram, Color
coordinate systems, Color difference measures, Color vision model, emporal properties of vision.
I*a,e Sa*%!i', a'" 6;a'tiCati&'+ Introduction, &- samplin, theory, Limitations in samplin, 4
reconstruction, Duanti'ation, 8ptimal quanti'er, Compander, =isual quanti'ation.
I*a,e Tra'#(&r*#+ Introduction, &- ortho,onal 4 unitary transforms, Aroperties of unitary transforms,
-<, -C, -S, Hadamard, Haar, Slant, 7L, S=- transform.
I*a,e Re%re#e'tati&' ) St&$-a#ti$ M&"e!#+ Introduction, one$dimensional Causal models, ;2
models, 9on$causal representations, linear prediction in t?o dimensions.
I*a,e E'-a'$e*e't+ Aoint operations, Histo,ram modelin,, spatial operations, ransform operations,
6ulti$spectral ima,e enhancement, false color and Aseudo$color, Color Ima,e enhancement.
I*a,e Fi!teri', 4 Re#t&rati&'+ Ima,e observation models, Inverse 4 Biener filterin,, <ourier -omain
filters, Smoothin, splines and interpolation, Least squares filters, ,enerali'ed inverse, S=- and Iterative
"#
methods, 6aximum entropy restoration, (ayesian methods, Coordinate transformation 4 ,eometric
correction, (lind de$convolution.
I*a,e A'a!)#i# 4 C&*%;ter 2i#i&'+ Spatial feature extraction, ransform features, .d,e detection,
(oundary .xtraction, (oundary representation, 2e,ion representation, 6oment representation,
Structure, Shape features, exture, Scene matchin, 4 detection, Ima,e se,mentation, Classification
echniques.
I*a,e Re$&'#tr;$ti&' (r&* 5r&Ke$ti&'#+ Introduction, 2adon ransform, (ac" proCection operator,
AroCection theorem, Inverse 2adon transform, <ourier reconstruction, <an beam reconstruction, )-
tomo,raphy.
I*a,e Data C&*%re##i&'+ Introduction, Aixel codin,, Aredictive techniques, ransform codin,, Inter$
frame codin,, codin, of t?o tone ima,es, Ima,e compression standards.
2i"e& 5r&$e##i',+ <undamental Concepts in =ideo / ypes of video si,nals, ;nalo, video, -i,ital
video, Color models in video, =ideo Compression echniques / 6otion compensation, Search for
motion vectors, H.&5#, H.&5), 6A.: I, 6A.: &, 6A.: *, 6A.: E and beyond, Content based video
indexin,.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. ;. 7. @ain/ R<undamentals of -i,ital Ima,e Arocessin,,J Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate.
Ltd.NArentice Hall of India, &00*.
&. 1. Li and 6.S. -re?/ R<undamentals of 6ultimedia,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd., &00*.
). 2. C. :on'ale' and 2. .. Boods, R-i,ital Ima,e Arocessin,,S &
nd
edition, Aearson .ducation
!;sia) Ate. LtdNArentice Hall of India, &00*.
*. 6. e"alp, R-i,ital =ideo Arocessin,,S Arentice Hall, GS;, #%%3.
05 EC 040 ETHERNET TECHNOLOGY
I'tr&";$ti&'+ Introduction to .thernet, he .volution of .thernet, he .thernet System, he 6edia
;ccess Control Arotocol he media ;ccess Control Arotocol <ull -uplex .thernet ;uto$9e,otiation
Et-er'et Me"ia S)#te*#+ .thernet 6edia <undamentals ?isted$Aair 6edia System !#0(ase$)
<iber 8ptic 6edia System !#0(ase$<) <ast .thernet ?isted$Aair 6edia System !#00(ase$O) <ast
.thernet <iber 8ptic 6edia System !#00(ase$<O) :i,abit .thernet ?isted$Aair 6edia System
!#000(ase$) :i,abit .thernet <iber 8ptic 6edia System !#000(ase$O) 6ulti$Se,ment Confi,uration
:uidelines
B;i!"i', Y&;r Et-er'et S)#te*+ Structured Cablin, ?isted$Aair Cables and Connectors <iber 8ptic
Cables and Connectors .thernet 2epeater Hubs .thernet S?itchin, Hubs
5er(&r*a'$e a'" Tr&;!e#-&&ti',+ .thernet Aerformance roubleshootin,
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Charles .. Spur,eon+ R.thernet / he -efinitive :uideS, 8>2eilly &00*
&. 2ich Seifert+ R:i,abit .thernetS, ;ddison$Besley #%%F
"$
05 EC 082 2LSI SYSTEM AND ARCHITECTURE
Be-avi&r a'" Ar$-ite$t;re+ -edicated and Aro,rammable =LSI architectures, Instruction sets and
throu,h enhancement techniques !Aarallelism. pipelinin,. cache, etc.)
CISC Ar$-ite$t;re C&'$e%t#+ ypical CISC instruction set and its =LSI implementation, 2$level
optimi'ation throu,h hard?are flo? chartin,, -esi,n of the execution unit, -esi,n of the control part
!micro pro,rammed and hard?ired), handlin, exceptions+ Instruction boundary interrupts, immediate
interrupts and traps.
RISC Ar$-ite$t;re $&'$e%t#+ ypical 2ISC instruction set and its =LSI implementation, .xecution
pipeline, (enefits and problems of pipelined execution, Ha'ards of various types of pipeline stallin,,
concepts of schedulin, !Static and dynamic) and for?ardin, to reduce N minimi'e pipeline stalls
.xceptions in pipelined processors
DS5 ar$-ite$t;re $&'$e%t#+ ypical -SA instruction set and its =LSI implementation
De"i$ate" Har"?are Ar$-ite$t;re C&'$e%t#+ .xample and Case studies
De"i$ate" DS5 ar$-ite$t;re C&'$e%t#+ Synthesis, Schedulin, and 2esource allocation,
Conventional 2esidue number, distributed arithmetic architecture
F;t;re Tre'"#
TE:T BOO0S+
#. :;(laau? and < A (roo"s, RComputer ;rchitecture+ Concepts and .volutionS ;ddison Besley,
#%%E
&. - ; Aatterson and @ L Hennessy, RComputer or,ani'ation and -esi,n+ Hard?areNSoft?are
interfaceS Second .dition, 6ar,an 7aufmann, #%%F
). - ; Aatterson and I L Hennessy, RComputer ;rchitecture+ ; Duantitative approachS, Second
edition, 6ar,on 7aufmann, #%%5
*. B. Stallin,s, RComputer 8r,ani'ation and architecture+ -esi,nin, for AerformanceS, <ourth
.dition, AH, #%%5
05 EC 09A 5ROTOCOL ENGINEERING
"%
Communication model, soft?are, subsystems, protocol development methods, protocol en,ineerin,
process ; 9et?or" reference model+ services and interfaces, protocol functions, 8SI and CANIA
model, Host to net?or" interface protocols, net?or" protocols transport protocols, application
protocols; Arotocol specifications+ Components of protocol, service specifications, entity specifications,
interface and interactions, multimedia protocol specifications, H-LC, ;(A and 2S=A specifications;
S-L+ features, communication system usin, S-L, examples of S-L based protocol specifications,
other specification lan,ua,es; Arotocol verification, <S6 based verification, validation, desi,n errors,
validation approaches, verification and validation of ;(A usin, S-L; Conformance testin,, frame?or",
conformance test architectures, test sequence ,eneration methods, C9, multimedia testin,, 6ALS
testin,; Aerformance testin, methods, testin, of CA and 8SA<, interoperability testin,, scalability
testin,; Arotocol synthesis al,orithms, resynthesis, protocol implementation requirements, methods of
implementation, protocol compilers, tools for protocol en,ineerin,
;ssi,nments N practical can be chosen from the ;ppendix of the mentioned reference boo"s,
particularly /boo" #.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Aallapa =en"ataram, Sunil 7umar 6anvi, RCommunication Arotocol .n,ineerin,S, AHI, &00*.
&. :. @. Holt'mann, R-esi,n and validation of Computer protocolsS, Arentice hall, #%%# !available on
?eb)
). 7. arnay, RArotocol specification and testin,S, Alenum press, #%%#
05 EC 0A2 SOFT COM5UTING
Lear'i', a'" S&(t C&*%;ti',+ .xamples, basic tools of soft computin,, basic mathematics of soft
computin,, learnin, and statistical approaches to re,ression and classification.
Si',!e7La)er Net?&rF#+ Aerceptron, adaptive linear neuron !;daline), and the L6S al,orithm.
M;!ti!a)er 5er$e%tr&'#+ .rror bac" propa,ation al,orithm, ,enerali'ed delta rule, practical aspects of
error bac" propa,ation al,orithm.
Ra"ia! Ba#i# F;'$ti&' Net?&rF#+ Ill$posed problems and the re,ulari'ation technique, stabili'ers
and basis functions, ,enerali'ed radial basis function net?or"s.
F;CC) L&,i$ S)#te*#+ (asics of fu''y lo,ic theory, mathematical similarities bet?een neural
net?or"s and fu''y lo,ic models, fu''y additive models.
S;%%&rt 2e$t&r Ma$-i'e#+ 2is" minimi'ation principles and the concept of uniform conver,ence, =C
dimension, structural ris" minimi'ation, support vector machine al,orithms.
Ca#e St;"ie#+ 9eural$net?or" based adaptive control, computer ,raphics.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. =oCislav 7ecman, RLearnin, and Soft Computin,,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd. &00*.
&. S. Hay"in, J9eural 9et?or"s+ ; Comprehensive <oundation,J Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate.
Ltd.NArentice Hall of India, &00).
). 6.. Ha,an, H.(. -emuth and 6. (eale, J9eural 9et?or" -esi,n,J homson Learnin,, &00&.
"&
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. (art 7os"o, J9eural 9et?or"s and <u''y Systems,J Arentice Hall of India, &003.
:eor,e @. 7lir and (o Huan, J<u''y Sets and <u''y Lo,ic+ heory and ;pplication,J Arentice Hall of
India, &00#.
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
GROU571
05 EES 141 5O3ER SYSTEM INSTRUMENTATION
6easurement of lar,e currents and volta,es, current and volta,e transformers, desi,n equations
and operational characteristics, error compensation schemes.
15 Hr#>
Arotective Cs and As, overload and transient performance, standard specification of instrument
transformers. 15 Hr#>
>
-C current transformers, measurement of po?er and ener,y, torque equation of induction type
ener,y meter, parasitic torques and their minimi'ation, IS specifications, analo, and di,ital 7=;r
meters. 15 Hr#>
ele$meterin,, remote terminal units, data acquisition systems, tri$vector meters, event and
disturbance recorders.
15 Hr#>
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Cooper Helfric", R.lectrical Instrumentation and 6easurin, echniquesS, Arentice Hall India, #%F5
&. -. C. 9a"ra and 7. 7. Cho?dhry, RInstrumentation, 6easurement, and ;nalysisS, ata 6c:ra? Hill
Aublishin, Co., #%F*.
). Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
05 EES 144 ALTERNATE ENERGY SOURCES
Introduction to ener,y sources, need for non$conventional ener,y sources
0B Hr#
:eothermal .ner,y+ Introduction, ori,in and types of ,eothermal ener,y, operational and
environmental problems, vapor dominated systems, liquid dominated systems, !flashed steam,
binary cycle, total flo? concept), petro$thermal systems, hybrid ,eothermal $ fossil systems
0B Hr#
Solar .ner,y+ Introduction, extra terrestrial and terrestrial solar radiation, solar$ electric conversion
systems, solar thermal central receiver systems, the Heliostats, the receiver, the heat transport
system, the thermal stora,e system, distributed solar thermal systems, other solar thermal po?er
#'
systems, solar ponds, photo voltaic ener,y conversion, solid state principles, semiconductors, the
solar cell, photo$voltaic ener,y stora,e, satellite solar po?er systems
10 Hr#
Bind .ner,y+ Introduction, principles of ?ind po?er, ?ind turbine operation, site characteristics,
ne? developments+ small machines, lar,e machines. 0B Hr#
he ma,netic effect, 6adras rotor ?ind machine, he darrius machine, other ?ind turbine desi,ns
0B Hr#
.ner,y <rom the 8ceans+ Introduction, ocean temperature differences, the open or Claude cycle,
modification of the open 8.C cycle, the closed or ;nderson cycle, 8.C cycle, recent 8.C
cycle developments, ocean ?aves, ?ave motion, ener,y and po?er from ?aves, ?ave$ener,y
conversion by floats, hi,h pressure accumulation ?ave machines, other ?ave machines, the tides,
the simple sin,le$pool tidal system, the modified sin,le$pool tidal system, the t?o$pool tidal system
0A Hr#
.ner,y Stora,e+ .ner,y stora,e systems, pumped hydro, compressed air stora,e, ener,y stora,e
by !i) fly?heels !ii) electrical battery !iii) super conductin, ma,net, !iv) latent heat !v) chemical
reaction !vi) thermal sensin,.
0A Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
). 6. 6. .l$Ba"il, RAo?er Alant echnolo,yS, 6c:ra? Hill International edition, #%F*.
). (. :. ;. S"rot'"i and B. ;. =opat, RAo?er station en,ineerin, and .conomyS, 6H, #%%0.
*. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
DISCUSSION TO5ICS
:eneral layout and characteristics of hydel, thermal and nuclear po?er plants, introduction to non$
conventional po?er ,eneration, load forecastin,, load curves, load duration curves, selection of
,eneratin, units.
05 EES 151 DIGITAL 5O3ER SYSTEM 5ROTECTION
Simulation methodolo,ies of complex po?er systems and transducers 08 Hr#>
ransient behavior of transducers 08 Hr#>

Si,nal conditionin, and samplin, for on$line relay applications 08 Hr#>

;l,orithms for protective relayin, 10 Hr#>

-i,ital protection schemes for transmission lines, ,enerators and transformers
10Hr#>
Substation control 08 Hr#>

6icroprocessor based testin, of relays, hard?are considerations. 08 Hr#>

REFERENCE BOO0S+
#1
#. C. 2ussell 6ason, Rhe ;rt and Science of Arotective 2elayin,S, Biley .astern Ltd., #%%#.
&. 2avindranath and Chander, RAo?er System Arotection and S?itch,earS, Biley .astern Ltd., #%%0.
). . S. 6adhava 2ao, RAo?er System Arotection $ Static 2elaysS, 6H, #%E%.
*. ;. 2. =an. C. Barrin,ton, RArotective 2elays $ their heory and AracticeS, =ol. # and &, Chapman
and Hall Limited, #%5%.
3. ;run :. Ahad"e and @ames horpe, RComputer 2elayin, for Ao?er SystemsS, @ohn Biley Inc.,
#%FF.
5. I... utorial course on RComputer 2elayin,S, #%E%.
E. I... utorial course on R6icroprocessor 2elays and Arotection SystemsS, #%FE.
05 EES 242 5O3ER SYSTEM RELIABILITY ENGINEERING
(asic concepts+ adequacy, security, reliability, costN?orthNdata, reliability test system !2S); System
adequacy evaluation+ 2S, 6onte Carlo simulation, contin,ency enumeration approach, basic
distribution systems and reliability assessment. 10 Hr#>
;ssessment of reliability ?orth+ interruption costs for commercial, industrial and residential users,
interruption ener,y assessment rate; dependency effects in po?er system reliability and evaluation of
statistical distributions. 10 Hr#>
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 2oy (illin,ton / 2eliability assessment of lar,e electric po?er systems, 7lu?er ;cademic
Aublishers, GS;, #%FF,
2. 2. (illin,ton and ;.9. ;llen / 2eliability evaluation of en,ineerin, systems; concepts and techniques,
Lon,man LondonN Alenum press, 9H, #%F),
). Hammersley @.6., Handscomb -.C. / 6onte Carlo 6ethods, @ohn Biley and Sons Inc., 9H, #%5*
*. I... committee report, I... reliability test system, I... A;S, =ol. A;S%F, #%E%, pp &0*E$3*
3. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
05 EES 241 H2DCGEH2AC TRANSMISSION AND FACTS
6odern trends in po?er transmission $ computer aided calculation of line parameters $ H= cables,
=olta,e Control $ series and shunt compensation usin, capacitors $ tunin, of transmission lines and its
effect on SIL and =,I profiles. 25Hr#>
H=-C transmission $ applications, control of converters, converter and line fault protection, multi$
terminal -C transmission, introduction to ;C$-C system interaction. 25 Hr#>
Concepts of <;CS, S=C, methods of analysis of S=C and <;CS controllers, static condensers,
harmonics and filters. 10 Hr#>

REFERENCE BOO0S+
). 7. 2. Aadiyar, RH=-C Ao?er ransmissionS, Biley .astern Ltd., #%%0.
*. 2. -. (e,amudre, R.xtra$Hi,h =olta,e ;C transmission en,ineerin,S, Biley .astern Ltd., #%%0.
+. .. B. 7imbar", R-irect Current ransmissionS, =ol#, @ohn Biley, #%E#.
#2
,. 9. :. Hin,orani, RH= Ao?er .lectronics and <lexible ;C ransmission SystemsS, I... Ao?er
.n,ineerin, 2evie?, @uly #%FF.
-. @. ;rrilla,a, RHi,h =olta,e -C ransmissionS Aeter Aere,rinus, #%F).
.. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
05 EES 251 SOFT3ARE ENGINEERING
#. Introduction to soft?are en,ineerin, $ 8ver vie? of soft?are life cycle, soft?are requirements as per
I... ,uidelines. System obCectives, lo,ical model process specification, documents for requirements
analysis, ?al" thou,h ?ith client, prototypin, A Hr#

&. Structural analysis and desi,n of soft?are $ Areliminary desi,n, functional desi,n, physical model
specifyin, interface ?ith environment. op do?n and bottom of desi,ns, data flo? dia,rams, data
directed desi,n techniques, HIA8 dia,ram modular desi,n+ 6odule decomposition, module selection,
module independence and module interfacin,, preliminary desi,n document, -etailed desi,n $ -esi,n
of modules, structural pro,rammin, constructs, data structures, data couplin,.
1A Hr#
). Soft?are reliability and implementation and maintenance $ 2eliability analysis, testin, and
debu,,in,, soft?are implementation, user trainin,Neducation, soft?are maintenance ability,
maintenance tools and techniques. 12 Hr#
*. System -ocumentation $ Importance of system documentation, documentation of analysis and
desi,n, documentation of procedures and pro,rams, documentation for testin, and debu,,in,.
12 Hr#
3. Soft?are quality assurance $ Inspection ?al" throu,h and revie? soft?are quality metrics, Gnit
testin, and debu,,in,, inte,ration testin,, acceptance testin,, test plan, execution and reportin,, I...
standards for SD;. 12 Hr#
REFERENCE BOO0S+
). Soft?are en,ineerin, by 6artin L. Shooman+ -esi,n reliability and mana,ement, 6c :ra? Hill Intl.
.dn. $ Chapters &, *,3
*. Soft?are .n,ineerin, concepts by 2ichard <air by 6H .dn., Chapters #, &, 3, F, %
+. Soft?are en,ineerin, $ ; practitioners approach by 2. S. Aressman, 6c :ra? Hill Intl. .dn. %&.
,. ;n inte,rated approach to Soft?are .n,ineerin,, by Aan"aC @alota $ 9arosa Aublication, -elhi
#%%#.
-. Aro,ram test methods by B. Het'el, Arentice Hall.
.. -evelopin, Soft?are for user interface by L. (ass, ;ddison Besley #%%0.
#
7. 8bCect 8riented desi,n ?ith applications (. (roch, ;ddison Besley #%%0.
/. Soft?are .n,ineerin, .nvironments concepts and technolo,y by 2obert.9. Charette, 6c :ra?
Hill.
0. I... standard ,uidelines for soft?are requirement specification
05 EES 252 5ara!!e! 5r&$e##i', i' 5&?er S)#te*#
Aarallel computin, vs distributed computin,, scope and issues in parallel computin,, performance
matrices and the scalability of parallel systems, axonomy of parallel architectures+ dynamic and static
interconnection net?or"s, architectural models for parallel al,orithm desi,n, Simple messa,e transfer
schemes+ one$to$all and all$to$all broadcast, prefix sums, one$to$all and all$to$all personali'ed
communication. 20 Hr#
-ense 6atrix ;l,orithms+ 6appin, of matrices onto processors, matrix transposition and
multiplication, matrix$vector multiplication, solution of linear equations, Solvin, Sparse Systems of
Linear .quations+ Stora,e schemes for sparse matrices, direct and iterative methods for sparse linear
systems, multi$,rid methods, Aarallel pro,rammin, paradi,ms. 20 Hr#>
Aimitives for the messa,e passin, pro,rammin, paradi,m, data parallel lan,ua,es, primitives for
shared address space pro,rammin, paradi,m, Study of parallelism in po?er system al,orithms+
parallel al,orithms for load flo? analysis, fault analysis, contin,ency evaluation and transient stability
studies. 20 Hr#>
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. =ipin 7umar, ;nanth :rama, ;nshul :upta, and :eor,e 7arypis $ Introduction to Aarallel
Computin, $ -esi,n and ;nalysis of ;l,orithms, he (enCaminNCummin,s Aublishin, Company,
#%%*.
&. 6.@.Duinn $ Aarallel Computin, $ heory and Aractice, 6c:ra?$Hill Aublishin, Company, #%%*.
). 7ai H?an, $ ;dvanced Computer ;rchitecture $ Aarallelism, Scalability, Aro,rammability, 6c:ra?$
Hill Aublishin, Company, #%%).
*. S. La"shmivarahan and Sudarshan 7.-hall $ ;nalysis and -esi,n of Aarallel ;l,orithms $
;rithmetic and 6atrix Aroblems , 6c:ra?$Hill Aublishin, Company, #%%0.
3. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.

05 EES 251 E'vir&'*e'ta! A#%e$t# &( 5&?er Ge'erati&'AND Tra'#*i##i&'
Constituents of the atmosphere, oxides of sulphur, nitro,en, and Carbon, :reen house effect, acid
precipitation, particulate matter, flue$,as desulfuri'ation systems, electrostatic precipitators, fabric
filters and ba, houses, thermal pollution, natural and artificial radio activity, nuclear po?er and the
#!
environment, radiations from nuclear po?er plant effluents, hi,h level ?astes. .colo,ical
considerations, po?er transmission lines $ ri,ht of ?ay. 15 Hr#>

Socio economical impacts of different types of po?er plants, policies to promote environmentally viable
technolo,ies for po?er ,eneration, environmental implications of bio$mass, restructurin, of po?er
sector for environmental benefits. 25 Hr#>
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 6. 6. .l$Ba"il, RAo?er Alant echnolo,yS, 6c:ra? Hill International edition, #%F*.
&. (. :. ;. S"rot'"i and B. ;. =opat, RAo?er station en,ineerin, and .conomyS, 6H, #%%0.
). (. 2. :upta, R:eneration of .lectrical .ner,yS, .urasia publishin, house private limited, 9e?
-elhi, #%F).
*. Standard hand boo"s on plant en,ineerin,.
3. Selected topics from @ournals.
05 SCN 251 O5TICAL COMMUNICATIONS 4FIBER O5TIC NET3OR0S
#. Introduction to <iber 8ptics+ ; Aersonal =ie?, he 2oots of <iber 8ptics, <ibers in
Communications, (asic <iber Concepts, he .mer,in, 8ptical 9et?or", <iber erms and
erminolo,y .
&. <undamentals of <iber 8ptic components+ (asics of 8ptics, Li,ht :uidin,, <iber ransmission,
8ther 8ptical Components .
). <undamentals of Communications+ Communication Concepts, System <unctions, Si,nal <ormats,
;nalo, and -i,ital Communications, Communications Services, <iber$8ptic communication
.quipment.
*. Aroperties of 8ptical <ibers + <iber ;ttenuation, Li,ht Collection and Aropa,ation, -ispersion,
9onlinear .ffects, 6echanical Aroperties.
3. Couplers and other passive components + Coupler Concepts and ;pplications, Coupler
Characteristics, Coupler ypes and echnolo,ies, ;ttenuators, 8ptical Isolators, 8ptical
Circulators.
5. Bavelen,th$division multiplexin, optics + B-6 2equirements, 8ptical <ilters and B-6, B-6
echnolo,ies, buildin, 6ultiplexers and -emultiplexers.
E. <iber$optic sensors + <iber$Sensin, Concepts, <iber 8ptic Arobes, <iber$Sensin, 6echanisms,
Some <iber Sensor .xamples, <iber 8ptic :yroscopes, Smart S"ins and Structures.
F. <iber 8ptic 6easurements + (asics of 8ptical Ao?er 6easurement, Bavelen,th and <requency
6easurements, Ahase and Interference 6easurements, Aolari'ation 6easurements, ime and
(and?idth 6easurements, Si,nal Duality 6easurements, <iber Specific 6easurements.
%. <iber System Standards+ Bhy Standards ;re 9eeded, <amilies of Standards, Layers of
Standards, ransmission <ort Concepts, Interchan,e Standards, <iber$ransmission Standards,
=ideo Standards, 8ptical 9et?or"in, Standards.
#0. :lobal elecommunications ;pplications+ -efinin, elecommunications, he :lobal
elecommunications 9et?or", Auttin, 9et?or"s o,ether, Submarine Cables, Lon,$Haul
errestrial Systems, ypes of lon,$distance Services.
##. =ideo ransmission+ =ideo (asics, ransmission 6edia, Cable elevision 9et?or"s, -i,ital
elevision and Cable Systems, 8ther =ideo ;pplications.
#"
#&. 6obile <iber$8ptic Communications+ 6obile Systems, 2emotely Controlled 2obotic =ehicles,
<ibers in ;ircraft, Shipboard <iber$8ptic 9et?or"s, ;utomotive <iber 8ptics.
TE:T BOO0S
#. Gnderstandin, <iber 8ptics, *
th
.dition by @effHecht, AHI #%%%.
&. 8ptical 9et?or"s $ Gyless (lac", Aearson .ducation ;sia, &00&.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. 2aCiv 2amas?ami and 7umar 9.SivaranCan, 8ptical 9et?or"s $ ; Aractical Aerspective 6or,an
7aufuann, &000.
&. Aaul ..:reen @r., <iber 8ptic 9et?or", Arentice Hall, #%%).
05 SCN 141 DIGITAL IMAGE 5ROCESSING 4 COM5UTER 2ISION
#. Introduction+
8ri,ins of -i,ital Ima,e Arocessin,, examples, <undamental Steps in -i,ital Ima,e Arocessin,,
Components of an Ima,e Arocessin, System, Ima,e analysis and computer vision, spatial feature
extraction, transform features, .d,e detection, ,radient operators, compass operators, stochastic
,radients, line and spot detection.
&. -i,ital Ima,e <undamentals+
.lements of =isual Aerception, ; Simple Ima,e <ormation 6odel, (asic Concepts in Samplin,
and Duanti'ation, 2epresentin, -i,ital Ima,es, 1oomin, and Shrin"in, -i,ital Ima,es, Some
(asic 2elationships (et?een Aixels, Linear and 9onlinear 8perations
). Ima,e .nhancement in the Spatial -omain+
Some (asic :ray Level ransformations, Histo,ram Arocessin,, .nhancement Gsin,
;rithmeticNLo,ic 8perations, (asics of Spatial <ilterin,, Smoothin, Spatial <ilters, Sharpenin,
Spatial <ilters, Combinin, Spatial .nhancement 6ethods
*. Ima,e .nhancement in the <requency -omain+
(ac",round, Ima,e .nhancement in the <requency -omain, Introduction to the <ourier ransform
and the <requency, -omain, Smoothin, <requency$-omain <ilters, Sharpenin, <requency
-omain <ilters, Homomorphic <ilterin,
3. Ima,e 2estoration+
; 6odel of the Ima,e de,radationN2estoration process, 9oise 6odels, 2estoration in the
Aresence of 9oise 8nly/Spatial <ilterin,, Aeriodic 9oise 2eduction by <requency -omain
<ilterin,, Linear, Aosition$Invariant -e,radations , .stimatin, the -e,radation <unction, Inverse
<ilterin, ,6inimum 6ean Square .rror !Biener) <ilterin,
5. Color <undamentals+
Color 6odels, Aseudocolor Ima,e Arocessin,, (asics of <ull$Color Ima,e Arocessin,, Color
ransformations, Smoothin, and Sharpenin,, Color Se,mentation, 9oise in Color Ima,es, Color
Ima,e Compression, Bavelets (ac",round and 6ultiresolution .xpansions.
E. Ima,e Compression+
##
<undamentals, Ima,e Compression 6odels, .rror$<ree Compression, Lossy Compression, Ima,e
Compression Standards
F. 6orpholo,ical Ima,e Arocessin,+
Areliminaries, -ilation and .rosion, 8penin, and Closin,, he Hit$or$6iss ransformation, Some
(asic 6orpholo,ical ;l,orithms
%. Ima,e Se,mentation+
-etection of -iscontinuities, .d,e Lin"in, and (oundary -etection, hresholdin,, 2e,ion$(ased
Se,mentation
#0. 8bCect 2eco,nition+ Aatterns and Aattern Classes, 2eco,nition (ased on -ecision$heoretic
6ethods, Structural 6ethods
TE:T BOO0S
#. 2afel C :on'ale' and 2ichard .. Boods, J-i,ital Ima,e Arocessin,J, AHI &
nd
.dition &003
&. Scott...Gmbau,h, JComputer =ision and Ima,e Arocessin,J, Arentice Hall, #%%E
05 SCE 151 OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS 4 DESIGN
#. Introduction to 8bCect 8rientation+
2eal$?orld -omains, 8bCect oriented approach and technolo,y, 8bCects Instances and Concepts.
8bCects and Classes of 8bCects :enerali'ed 8bCect$8riented Soft?are -evelopment Cycle, 8bCect
oriented Aro,rammin, lan,ua,e. 8bCect$8riented ;nalysis of a 2eal$Borld -omain 8bCect 6odel.
he 9otion of .ncapsulation and Information Hidin,, 8bCect Identity+ .ntity and ;ttributes, -ata
and 7no?led,e+ he 9otion of Inheritance, 2elationships bet?een 8bCects+ ;ssociation,
:enerali'ation N Speciali'ation, ;,,re,ation , 8bCects and States. -ynamic (ehavior of 8bCects
&. 8bCect oriented ;nalysis+
88 ;nalysis an introduction, echniques for information :atherin, for 2;, Gse case $ -riven 88
;nalysis, 88 concepts and principles. Identifyin, the elements of an 8bCect model. 6ana,ement
of 88 soft?are proCects. 8bCect oriented analysis, domain analysis, ,eneric components of 88
analysis model, obCect behavior model
). 8bCect$8riented System -esi,n+
88 -esi,n Introduction, System -esi,n Concepts and the 8bCect$8riented ;pproach
Conventional =s 88 approaches, -esi,n issues, the ,eneric components of the 00 desi,n model,
the system desi,n process, the obCect desi,n process, 88- landscape, Gseful desi,n Aatterns,
88 -esi,n Arocess, -esi,n patterns. G6L and the System -esi,n Introduction to the Gnified
6odelin, Lan,ua,e !G6L), he unified ;pproach, Gnified 6odelin, Lan,ua,e, Static Class
dia,ram, Gse case -ia,ram, (ehavior -ia,ram 2elationships, Identifyin, ;ttributes and 6ethods
*. 8bCect oriented testin,+
#$
estin, 88; and 88- models, 8bCect oriented testin, strate,ies, est case desi,n for 88
soft?are, testin, methods applicable at the class level, Interclass test case desi,n.
3. echnical metrics for obCect oriented systems+
he intent of 88 metrics, the distin,uishin, characteristics, metrics for the 88 desi,n model,
class oriented metrics, operation oriented metrics, metrics for obCect oriented testin,, metrics for
obCect oriented proCects.
5. 8bCect$8riented Aro,rammin, Aaradi,m+
8bCect$8riented Support of Soft?are Dualities -ata ;bstraction and .ncapsulation. -ata ype
and ;bstract -ata ype 8bCect$8riented Aro,ram Structure 6ore about Inheritance 2eusability
and Support for 2euse Class -esi,n :uidelines 6orphism and Aolymorphism. (indin,,
8verloadin,, 8verridin, 8bCect$Life Cycle. Aersistent 8bCects Introduction to 8bCect$8riented
-atabases 8bCect$8riented Aro,rammin, .nvironments. Comparison bet?een CQQ, @ava and
CW.
TE:T BOO0S
#. @. 2umbauch, 6. (laha, B. Aremeriani, <. .ddy, B. Lorensen, J8bCect$8riented 6odelin, and
-esi,nJ, Arentice$Hall, #%%#.
&. @acobson, 6. Christerson, A. @ousson, :. 8ver,aard+ J 8bCect$8riented Soft?are .n,ineerin,
J. ; Gse Case -riven ;pproach, ;ddison$Besley, #%%&.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. 2o,er S Aressman, JSoft?are .n,ineerin, $ ; AractitionerIs ;pproachJ, he 6c:ra? Hill
Aublications = .dition
&. Baman S @a?ade"ar, JSoft?are .n,ineerin, Arinciples and AracticeJ, 6H, &00*.
05 SSE 22 5RODUCT ENGINEERING
I'tr&";$ti&'+
Concepts of Aroduct, 6ar"et Aositionin,, Aroduct types and Competitive analysis, Aroduct team
functions, roles and responsibilities, Aroduct .n,ineerin,, definitions and characteristics of product
and environment. Challen,es in product .n,ineerin,.
Re<;ire*e't# Ma'a,e*e't+
echniques and methods, Customer feedbac" and ratification, requirements prioriti'ation,
radeoff>s, Arototypin,.
De#i,' a'" Deve!&%*e't+
-esi,n for Chan,in, requirements, -esi,n Constraints and Customi'ability, .xtensibility, Aerformance
etc, re$factorin,, -esi,n 2evie?s, -evelopment and chan,e mana,ement, Codin, standards and
consistency ,uidelines, Code optimi'ation and maintainability, Code revie?s, testin, and automation,
Aerformance ;nalysis
Te#ti', a'" C&'(i,;rati&' Ma'a,e*e't+
#%
-ifferent types of testin,, est ;utomation and Challen,es, 2evie?s, SC6 / Issues and concerns,
6aCor 4 6inor releases, 6ana,in, fixes !9ormal 4 Hot), -ocument updation, 6ulti$platform releases,
installer license mana,ers, )
rd
party components and, product bundlin,
U#ai!it) 4 S;%%&rtai!it)+
Issues and concerns, ypes of Gser documentation, Importance of GI and Instrumentation li"e .rror
messa,es, Lo,s, Installers, Arofilers Aerformance measurement tools probes.
Se$;rit) 4 5er(&r*a'$e+
Aerformance / throu,hput, scalability, availability, response time, Aerformance requirements and
,oals, ;ppropriate en,ineerin, methodolo,ies, Aerformance related ris"s, miti,ations, est tools,
security models, $ Gsers N 2oles N Arivile,es, Security standards

Ma'a,e*e't i##;e# i' 5r&";$t E',i'eeri',+
6ana,in, different requirements, .stimatin, schedules and Chan,e 6ana,ement, Choosin, life cycle,
Ariorities, 2is" 6ana,ement, est plannin,, Duality measurement, defect of classification, Aroduct
health monitorin,, 6etrics definition and mana,ement.
5e&%!e a'" 0'&?!e",e Ma'a,e*e't+
Importance of 76, Information sharin, and redundancy plannin,, relevant tools, eam or,ani'ation
and bondin,, inculcatin, o?nership N passion Aroduct evan,elism.
5r&";$t E',i'eeri', Ma'a,e*e't T&&!#+
G6L, 6-;, etc as Aroduct en,ineerin, tools, Alannin, tools for Hard?are and Soft?are, 8utsourcin,
and Gse of party for product development and outsourcin,, 6ulti$site Aroduct en,ineerin,
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. -an Conde, RSoft?are Aroduct 6ana,ement+ 6ana,in, Soft?are -evelopment from Idea to
Aroduct to 6ar"etin, to Sales !.xecenablers)S
&. -ean Leffin,?ell , R6ana,in, Soft?are 2equirements+ ; Gnified ;pproach !he ;ddision /Besley
8bCect echnolo,y Series)S
). @ohn 2. Hauser, Rhe House of DualityS
*. Steve C 6cConnell, RSoft?are AroCect Survival :uideS
3. Harvard (usiness 2evie?, R6ana,in, Aroduct Life Cycles+ <rom Start to <inish !Harvard (usiness
2evie? Aaper?or" Series)>
5. 6ichael ; Cusumano and 2ichard B Selby, L6icrosoft SecretsS, !he <ree Aress, #%%3, IS(9 0$
0&$FE*0*F$))
E. Steve 6a,uire, L-ebu,,in, the -evelopment ArocessS, !6icrosoft Aress, #%%*, IS(9 #$335#3$
530$&)
F. @an (osch, L-esi,n and Gse of Soft?are ;rchitectures+ ;doptin, and .volvin, a Aroduct / Line
;pproachS, IS(9+ 0&0#5E*%*E; Aublished &000; .dition+ #
st
#&
RELATED 3EBSITES
BBB =irtual Library on Soft?are .n,ineerin,+
http+NNmin,o.info$science.uio?a.eduNsoft$en,N
???.pra,mticmar"etin,.com
???.(ambooBeb.com
http+NN???.npd$solutions.comNbo".html
05 SCS 152 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 4 E:5ERT SYSTEMS
I 5r&!e*# a'" Sear$-
#. Introduction
Concepts and definition of ;I, ;I Aroblems, he Gnderlyin, assumption, Bhat is an ;I techniqueM,
;I characteristics, ;I versus 9atural Intelli,ence, ;pplications of ;I, .tc. !;lso refer articles #0.& to
#0.* of (oo" &) 4 Hr#>
&. Aroblems, Aroblem Spaces, and Search
-efinin, the Aroblem as State Space Search, Aroduction Systems, Aroblem Characteristics,
Aroduction Systems Characteristics, Issues in the -esi,n of Search Aro,rams, ;dvanta,es and
-isadvanta,es of -<S 4 (<S echniques. 4 Hr#>
). Heuristic Search echniques
Bhat is heuristicM, Heuristic <unction, Importance of Heuristic <unction, .xamples, Search
echniques+ :enerate / and / est, Hill Climbin,, (est$<irst Search, Aroblem reduction,
Constraint / Satisfaction, 6eans$.nds ;nalysis. 10 Hr#>
II 0'&?!e",e Re%re#e'tati&'
#. 2epresentations and 6appin,s, ;pproaches to 7no?led,e 2epresentation, Issues in 7no?led,e
2epresentation. Arocedural versus -eclarative 7no?led,e, Lo,ic Aro,rammin,, <or?ard versus
(ac"?ard reasonin,, 6atchin,. ;pproaches+ Aropositional Lo,ic, Aredicate Lo,ic, 2epresentin,
Simple <acts in Lo,ic, 2epresentin, Instance and Isa 2elationships, Computable <unctions and
Aredicates, 2esolution, 9atural -eduction. 8 Hr#>
&. Structured 2epresentation ;pproaches+ Semantic 9et?or"s, <rames, Conceptual -ependency,
Scripts, .tc. 8 Hr#>
III Rea#&'i', ;'"er U'$ertai't)
#. Introduction to 9onmonotonic 2easonin,, Lo,ics for 9onmonotonic 2easonin,, Implementation
Issues, ;u,mentin, a Aroblem Solver, Statistical 2easonin,, Arobability and (ay>s heorem,
$'
Certainty <actors and 2ule$based Systems, (ayesian 9et?or"s, -empster$Shafer heory.
4 Hr#>
I2 Ga*e 5!a)i',
1. 8vervie?, he 6inima Search Arocedure, ;ddin, ;lpha$(eta Cutoffs, ;dditional 2efinements,
.xamples. 4 Hr#>
2 E=%ert S)#te*#
1. (asic Concepts of .xpert System, Structure of .xpert Systems, he Human .lement in .xpert
Systems, Ho? .xpert Systems Bor", .xample of an .xpert System Consultation, Aroblem ;reas
;ddressed by .xpert Systems, (enefits of .xpert Systems, Aroblems and Limitations of .xpert
Systems, .xpert System Success <actors, ype of .xpert Systems, .xpert Systems and the
Internet N Intranets N Beb. !Chapter #0.5 to #0.#5 of (oo" &) 4 Hr#>
2I Lear'i',
#. Bhat is Learnin,M, 2ote Learnin,, Learnin, by ta"in, ;dvice, Learnin, in Aroblem Solvin,,
Learnin, from .xamples+ Induction, .xplanation$based Learnin,, -iscovery ;nalo,y, <ormal
Learnin, heory, 9eural 9et Learnin, and :enetic Learnin,. 9 Hr#>
2II 5!a''i',
1. 8vervie?, ;n .xample -omain+ he (loc"s ?orld, Components of a Alannin, System, :oal Stac"
Alannin,, 9onlinear Alannin, usin, Constraint Aostin,, Hierarchical Alannin,, 8ther Alannin,
echniques. 2 Hr#>
2III Nat;ra! La',;a,e# 5r&$e##i', 4 U'"er#ta'"i',
1. Bhat is Gnderstandin,M, Bhat ma"es Gnderstandin, HardM, Gnderstandin, as Constraint
satisfaction, Introduction to 9LA, Syntactic Arocessin,, Semantic ;nalysis, -iscourse and
Ara,matic Arocessin,. 2 Hr#>
I: A"va'$e" T&%i$#
1. Aarallel and -istributed ;I+ Asycholo,ical 6odelin,, Aarallelism in 2easonin, Systems, -istributed
2easonin, Systems, Commonsense 8ntolo,ies, 6emory 8r,ani'ation, Case$based 2easonin,,
Aerception, ;ction, 2obot ;rchitecture. 4 Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. ;rtificial Intelli,ence, .laine 2ich, 7evin 7ni,ht, Second .dition, ata 6c:ra? Hill.
&. -ecision Support Systems and Intelli,ent Systems, .fraim urban and @ay .. ;ronson, Sixth
.dition &00&, Aearson .ducation ;sia.
05 SSE 151 AD2ANCED ALGORITHMS
A'a!)#i# Te$-'i<;e#+
$1
:ro?th <unctions, 2ecurrences and Solution of 2ecurrence equation$, ;morti'ed ;nalysis, ;,,re,ate,
;ccountin, and Aotential 6ethods,
Strin, 6atchin,+ naXve strin, 6atchin,, 2abin 7arp, and Strin, matchin, ?ith finite ;utomata, 7B and
(oyer / 6oore al,orithm.
N;*er T-e&reti$ A!,&rit-*#+
.lementary notions, :C-, 6odular ;rithmetic, Solvin, modular linear equations, he chines
remainder theorem, Ao?ers of an element, 2S; cryptosystem, Arimality testin,, Inte,er factori'ation,
Aolynomials. Huffman Codes+ Concepts, construction, correctness of Huffman>s al,orithms;
2epresentation of polynomials, -<, <<, .fficient implementation of <<, :raph ;l,orithm, (ellman
<ord ;l,orithm, Sin,le source shortest paths in a -;: @ohnson>s ;l,orithm for sparse ,raph, <lo?
net?or"s 4 <ord ful"erson ;l,orithm, 6aximum bipartite matchin,.
C&*%;tati&'a! Ge&*etr)+
:eometric structures usin, CQQ+ =ectors, points, Aoly,ons, .d,es+ :eometric 8bCects in space+
<indin, the intersection of a line 4 trian,le, <indin, star shaped poly,ons and convex hull usin,
incremental insertion, Aoint enclosure+ 2ay shootin, and Si,ned an,le methods+ Clippin,+ Cyrus$(ec"
and Sutherland/Hod,man al,orithms, rian,ulatin, monotonic poly,ons+ Convex hulls+ :ift ?rappin,
and :raham Scan+ 2emovin, hidden surfaces, Intersection of convex Aoly,ons+ Convex hulls,
Contour of the union of rectan,les, -ecomposin, poly,ons into monotone pieces.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
1. . H Cormen, C . Leiserson. 2 L 2ivest 4 C Stein, RIntroduction to al,orithmsS, &
nd
.dition, AHI.
2. 6ichael @ Las'io, RComputational :eometry and Computer :raphics in CQQS, AHI. India #%%5.
05 SSE 242 SOFT3ARE 6UALITY ASSURANCE 4 TESTING
I'tr&";$ti&'+
Soft?are Duality+ Aerspective and .xpectations, Historical perspective of Duality, Duality frame?or"s,
Duality ;ssurance as dealin, ?ith defects, -efect prevention detection and Containment strate,ies.
6A 5r&$e## a'" 6;a!it) E',i'eeri',+
D; ;ctivates in Soft?are Arocesses, =erification and =alidation Aerspectives, 2econcilin, the ?o
=ie?s Duality .n,ineerin,+ ;ctivities and Arocess Duality Alannin,+ :oal Settin, and Strate,y
<ormation Duality ;ssessment and Improvement Duality .n,ineerin, in Soft?are Arocesses

Te#ti', C&'$e%t#/ I##;e# a'" 5!a''i',+
Aurpose, ;ctivities, Arocesses and Context Duestions about estin,, <unctional vs Structural estin,+
Covera,e /based vs Gsa,e /based estin,+ Bhen to Stop estin,M / est Alannin, and Areparation+
:oals, Strate,ies, and techniques, estin, models and test cases. est suite preparation and
$2
mana,ement, * Areparation of est procedure, est .xecution, 2esult Chec"in,, and 6easurement,
;nalysis and <ollo?$up, ;ctivates, Aeople, and 6ana,ement, est ;utomation
C&vera,e a#e" a'" B&;'"ar) Te#ti', Te$-'i<;e#+
Chec"list$(ased estin, and its Limitations, estin, for partition Covera,e, Aartition+ Concepts and
definitions, estin, decisions and predicates for partition covera,e, Gsa,e$(ased Statistical estin,, a
case study, Input -omain Aartitionin, and estin,, Input domain testin, for partition and boundary
problems, simple -omain ;nalysis and the .xtreme point Combination Strate,y, 8ther (oundary est
Strate,ies and ;pplications
C&'tr&! F!&?/ Data De%e'"e'$)/ a'" I'te,rati&' Te#ti',+
(asic Control <lo? estin,, 6odel construction path selection 4 sensiti'ation, Loop estin,, C<
Gsa,e, and 8ther Issues, -ifferent types of loops and correspondin, C<:s, Loop testin,+ -ifficulties
and a heuristic strate,y, C< Gsa,e and other Issues, -ata -ependency and -ata flo? estin,+ (asic
concepts+ 8perations on data and data dependencies, -< and --: elements and characteristics
-<+ Covera,e and ;pplications, ;chievin, slice and other covera,e
Te#ti', Te$-'i<;e#+ A"a%tati&'/ S%e$ia!iCati&' a'" I'te,rati&'+
estin, Sub$Ahases and ;pplicable estin, echniques, Speciali'ed est as"s and echniques, est
Inte,ration case Study+ Hierarchical Beb estin,
6;a!it) a##;ra'$e e)&'" te#ti',+
-efect Arevention and Arocess Improvement+ (asic concepts and :eneric ;pproaches, 2oot cause
;nalysis for -efect Arevention 8ther echniques for -efect Arevention, ;nalysis and modelin, for
defect prevention, echnolo,ies, standards, and methodolo,ies for defect prevention, Soft?are tools to
bloc" defect inCection, <ocusin, on Soft?are Arocesses / Arocess selection , definition and
conformance, Arocess maturity.
S&(t?are I'#%e$ti&' a'" F&r*a! veri(i$ati&'+
(asic concepts and :eneric Arocess, <a,an inspection, 8ther Inspections and 2elated ;ctivities,
Code readin,, other formal revie?s and static analyses, -efect -etection echniques, ool N Arocess
Support, and .ffectiveness (asic Concepts+ <ormal =erification and <ormal Specification, <ormal
=erification+ ;xiomatic ;pproach
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. @eff ian, RSoft?are Duality .n,ineerin,+ estin,, Duality ;ssurance, and Duantifiable
ImprovementS, $ @ohn Biley and Sons Inc., and I... Computer Society Aress, <ebruary &003
&. .d?ar.-"it. RSoft?are testin, in the 2eal BorldS, Aearson .ducation &00).
). Billiam . Aerry. R.ffective 6ethods for Soft?are estin,S, Second .dition, @ohn Biley and Sons
*. Stephan H. 7an, R6etrics and 6odels in Soft?are Duality .n,ineerin,S, Second .dition, Aearson
.ducation.
3. -ustin, R.ffective Soft?are estin,+ 30 Specific Bays to Improve Hour estin,S, Aearson
.ducation.
$
05 EC 052 MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION
M;!ti*e"ia $&**;'i$ati&'#+ multimedia information representation, multimedia net?or"s,
multimedia applications, net?or" DoS and application DoS.
I'(&r*ati&' re%re#e'tati&'+ text, ima,es, audio and video, ext and ima,e compression,
compression principles, text compression, ima,e compression. ;udio and video compression, audio
compression, video compression, video compression principles, video compression standards+ H.&5#,
H.&5), A#.)&), 6A.: #, 6A.: &, 8ther codin, formats for text, speech, ima,e and video.
Detai!e" #t;") &( M5EG 4+ codin, of audiovisual obCects, 6A.: * systems, 6A.: * audio and
video, profiles and levels. 6A.: E standardi'ation process of multimedia content description, 6A.:
&# multimedia frame?or", Si,nificant features of @A.: &000, 6A.: * transport across the Internet.
S)'$-r&'iCati&'+ notion of synchroni'ation, presentation requirements, reference model for
synchroni'ation, Introduction to S6IL, 6ultimedia operatin, systems, 2esource mana,ement, and
process mana,ement techniques.
M;!ti*e"ia $&**;'i$ati&' a$r&## 'et?&rF#+ Layered video codin,, error resilient video codin,
techniques, multimedia transport across IA net?or"s and relevant protocols such as 2S=A, 2A,
2CA, -=62A, multimedia in mobile net?or"s, multimedia in broadcast net?or"s, Content based
retrieval in -i,ital libraries .
;ssi,nments N Aracticals can be ,iven on ?ritin, the pro,rams to encode and decode the various
"inds of data by usin, the al,orithms. Students can collect several papers from
CournalsNconferencesNInternet on a specific area of multimedia communications and ?rite a revie?
paper and ma"e a presentation.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 1e$9ian Li 4 6ar" S.-re?, R<undamentals of 6ultimediaS, Aearson .dition, &00*
&. @.$2. 8hm, R6ultimedia Communication echnolo,yS, Sprin,er International .dition, &003
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 7. Sayood, RIntroduction to -ata CompressionS, &
nd
.d, 6or,an 7auffman, Indian .dition, &000.
&. =. (has"aran and 7.7onstantinedes, RIma,e and =ideo Compression Standards, ;l,orithms and
;rchitectureS, &
nd
ed, 7lu?er publications, #%%E
). <red Halsall, R6ultimedia communicationsS, Aearson education, &00#
*. 7. 2. 2ao, 1oran S. (oC"ovic, -ra,orad ;. 6ilovanovic, R6ultimedia communication systemsS,
Aearson education, &00*
3. 2aif steinmet', 7lara 9ahrstedt, R6ultimedia+ Computin,, Communications and applicationsS,
Aearson education, &00&
5. ay =au,han, R6ultimedia+ 6a"in, it ?or"S, 5th edition, ata 6c:ra? Hill, &00*
E. @ohn (illamil, Louis 6olina, R6ultimedia + ;n IntroductionS, AHI, &00&
F. Aallapa =en"ataram, 6ultimedia information systems, Aearson education !In Aress), &003
$!
05 EC 091 5O3ER SEMI7CONDUCTOR DE2ICES
I'tr&";$ti&'+ <abrication $ Characteristics of Ao?er Semiconductor devices
Di&"e#+ Static 4 -ynamic performance, Cunction structure, 2everse recovery Characteristics, Schott"y
diode, Snubber Circuit, Series U parallel operation.
BJT+ ypes, Safe 8peration ;rea !S.8.;) S?itchin, ime, (ase -rives Snubber Circuits, Ao?er
-arlin,ton>s Arotection Circuits.
MOSFETS+ ypes Arinciple of 8peration, characteristics, S8;, :ate. -river Circuits
IGBT+ Structures, characteristics, S8; and :ate -river Circuits, Comparison ?ith 68S<.S and
Ao?er (@, @unction Structure, erminal Capacitance, :ate -river Circuits, 8n$8ff time
TIIYRISTOR 4 FAMTLY DE2ICES !riac, :8, L;SC2)+ Construction, 8peration, Static, and,
-ynamic characteristics, :ate Circuit consideration, hyristor ratin,s and Arotections, Snubber circuit,
Heat sin" desi,n.
.mer,in, -evices $ I:(
Spice modelin, and simulation of the devices and circuits.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 9ed 6ohan ore. 6. Gndeland and Billiam. A. 2obbins; RAo?er .lectronics+ Converters,
;pplications and -esi,nS, )rd edition, Biley, &00)
&. (. @ayant (ali,a, RAo?er semiconductor -evicesS, A?s Aub Co, #%%3
). @oseph =ithayathil, RAo?er .lectronics $ Arinciples and ;pplicationsS, 6c:ra? Hill, #%%3
*. @ohn :o?ar, -uncan ;. :rant, =ite'slav (enda, RAo?er semiconductor -evices $ heory and
;pplications !Illustrated)S, @ohn Biley 4 Son Ltd, #%%F
05 EC 04B MICRO COM5UTER CONTROL OF ELECTRICAL DRI2ES
Introduction to 6icrocomputer control of electrical drives+ 2evie? of microprocessors in Industrial
motor drive systems. 6icroprocessor control of converter fed -c motor drives.
Aerformance analysis of microprocessor based control system applied to adCustable speed motor
drives.
6icroprocessor control of Induction motors+ 6icroprocessor based vector control system for Induction
motor drives. 6icroprocessor based optical efficiency drive of an induction motor.
6icroprocessor control of current fed synchronous motor drive, microprocessor control for censor less
brush less motor, 6icroprocessor control of s?itched reluctance motor
TE:T BOO0S+
1. (. 7. (ose R6icro computer control of po?er electronics and -rivesS I... Aress #%FE
$"
&. ;lo" @ain, RAo?er .lectronics and Its ;pplicationsS, Aenram International Aublishin, !India) Avt
Ltd, &00&
). -.=. Hall, R6icroprocessors and Interfacin,S, ata 6c:ra? Hill, #%%#
!. B. Shepherd, RAo?er .lectronics and 6otor ControlS, Cambrid,e Gniversity Aress, #%%5
05 EC 051 MODELING AND SIMULATION OF DATA NETWORKS
De!a) M&"e!# i' Data Net?&rF#+ Dueuin, 6odels, 6N6N#, 6N6Nm, 6N6N, 6N6NmNm and other 6ar"ov
System, 6N:N# System, 9et?or"s of ransmission Lines, ime 2eversibility, 9et?or"s of Dueues.
M;!ti7a$$e## C&**;'i$ati&'+ Slotted 6ulti$access and the ;loha System, Splittin, ;l,orithms, Carrier
Sensin,, 6ulti$access 2eservations, Aac"et 2adio 9et?or"s.
R&;ti', i' Data Net?&rF#+ Introduction, 9et?or" ;l,orithms and Shortest Aath 2outin,, (roadcastin,
2outin, Information+ Copin, ?ith Lin" <ailures, <lo? models, 8ptimal 2outin,, and opolo,ical -esi,n,
Characteri'ation of 8ptimal 2outin,, <easible -irection 6ethods for 8ptimal 2outin,, AroCection
6ethods for 8ptimum 2outin,, 2outin, in the Codex 9et?or".
F!&? C&'tr&!+ Introduction, Bindo? <lo? Control, 2ate Control Schemes, 8vervie? of <lo? Control in
Aractice, 2ate ;dCustment ;l,orithms.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. -imitri (ertse"as and 2obert :alla,er, R-ata 9et?or"s,J &
nd
edition, Arentice Hall of India, &00).
&. Billiam Stallin,s, RHi,h$Speed 9et?or"s and Internets,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, &00*.
). @. Balrand and A. =araya,SHi,h Aerformance Communication 9et?or"s,S &
nd
edition, Harcourt India
Ate. Ltd. 4 6or,an 7aufman, &000.
05 EC 020 CMOS RF CIRCUIT DESIGN
I'tr&";$ti&' t& RF "e#i,' a'" 3ire!e## Te$-'&!&,)+ -esi,n and ;pplications, Complexity and
Choice of echnolo,y. (asic concepts in 2< desi,n+ 9onlinearly and ime =ariance, Intersymbol
interference, random processes and noise. Sensitivity and dynamic ran,e, conversion of ,ains and
distortion
RF M&";!ati&'+ ;nalo, and di,ital modulation of 2< circuits, Comparison of various techniques for
po?er efficiency, Coherent and non$coherent detection, 6obile 2< communication and basics of
6ultiple ;ccess techniques. 2eceiver and ransmitter architectures, direct conversion and t?o$step
transmitters
2< estin,+ RF te#ti', (&r -eter&")'e/ H&*&")'e/ I*a,e reKe$t/ Dire$t IF a'" #; #a*%!e"
re$eiver#>
+,T and MOSF-T +ehavior at $F Fre#uencies: %1$ and 'S2#$ behavior at 32 frequencies,
modeling of the transistors and S4I"# model, 5oise performance and limitations of devices,
integrated parasitic elements at high frequencies and their monolithic implementation.
$#
$F .ircuits Desi%n: verview of 32 2ilter design, (ctive 32 components 6 modeling, 'atching and
%iasing 5etwor7s. %asic bloc7s in 32 systems and their 89SI implementation, 9ow noise
(mplifier design in various technologies, Design of 'i:ers at ;&< frequency range, various
mi:ers- wor7ing and implementation. scillators- %asic topologies 8" and definition of phase
noise, 5oise power and trade off. 3esonator 8" designs, =uadrature and single sideband
generators. 3adio frequency Synthesi<ers- 499S, 8arious 32 synthesi<er architectures and
frequency dividers, 4ower (mplifier design, 9iberali<ation techniques, Design issues in integrated
32 filters.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. homas H. Lee R-esi,n of C68S 2< Inte,rated CircuitsS Cambrid,e Gniversity press
#%%F.
&. (. 2a'avi R2< 6icroelectronicsS AHI #%%F
). 2. @acob (a"er, H.B. Li, -... (oyce R C68S Circuit -esi,n, layout and SimulationS AHI
#%%F
*. H.A. sividis R6ixed ;nalo, and -i,ital -evices and echnolo,yS 6H #%%5
05 EC 098 RADAR SYSTEMS
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 2an,e equation, ransmitter and 2eceiver parameters and model, ypes of 2adars,
Ra"ar #i,'a! Tra'#*i##i&'; ransmitted Baveforms !ime and <requency -omains), .ner,y, 2adar
si,nal analysis usin, autocorrelation and Hilbert ransform., Aulse Compression, Clutter U Aroperties,
reduction, Codin, and Chirp.
Ra"ar A'te''a$2eflector types, side lobe control; $;rrays;$ ;rray factor and (eam ?idth, Synthetic
;perture, ;daptive ;ntennas;
5r&%a,ati&' e((e$t#$ 6ultipath, Lo? ;ltitude, Ionosphere
Ra"ar 'et?&rF#+ 6atched <ilter 2esponse and noise considerations
Data 5r&$e##i',+ <ast <ourier transform, -i,ital 6I, trac"in,, Alot rac",
A%%!i$ati&'#+ Secondary Surveillance, 6ulti static, 8ver the Hori'on, 2emote sensin, and
meteorolo,ical radars.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 6.LS"olnC"; R2adar handboo"S6H, &00)
&. 6.@.(.Scanlan; R6odem radar techniquesS.
) Aeyton 1 Aeebles, R2adar ArinciplesS, Biley$Inter science
05 EC 041 HARD3ARE 7 SOFT3ARE CO7DESIGN
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 6otivation hard?are 4 soft?are co$desi,n, system desi,n consideration, research
scope 4 overvie?s
$$
Har"?are S&(t?are a$F ,r&;'"+ .mbedded systems, models of desi,n representation, the virtual
machine hierarchy, the performance) modelin,, Hard?are Soft?are development,
Har"?are S&(t?are $&7"e#i,' re#ear$-+ ;n informal vie? of co$desi,n, Hard?are Soft?are
tradeoffs, crosses fertili'ation, typical co$desi,n process, co$desi,n environments, limitation of existin,
approaches, ;-.A modelin, environment.
C&7"e#i,' $&'$e%t#+ <unctions, functional decomposition, virtual machines, Hard?are Soft?are
partitionin,, Hard?are Soft?are partitions, Hard?are Soft?are alterations, Hard?are Soft?are trade
offs, co$desi,n.
Met-&"&!&,) (&r $&7"e#i,'+ ;mount of unification, ,eneral consideration 4 basic philosophies, a
frame?or" for co$desi,n
U'i(ie" re%re#e'tati&' (&r Har"?are 4 S&(t?are+ (enefits of unified representation, modelin,
concepts
A' a#tra$t Har"?are 4 S&(t?are *&"e!+ 2equirement 4 applications of the models, models of
Hard?are Soft?are system, an abstract Hard?are Soft?are models, ,enerality of the model
5er(&r*a'$e eva!;ati&'+ ;pplication of t he abstract Hard?are 4 Soft?are model, examples of
performance evaluation
OKe$t &rie'te" te$-'i<;e# i' -ar"?are "e#i,'+ 6otivation for obCect oriented technique, data
types, modelin, hard?are components as classes, desi,nin, speciali'ed components, data
decomposition, Arocessor example.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. SanCaya 7umar, @ames H. ;yler Rhe Co$desi,n of .mbedded Systems+ ; Gnified Hard?are
Soft?are 2epresentationS, 7lu?er ;cademic Aublisher, &00&
&. :omaa, Soft?are -esi,n 6ethods for Concurrent and 2eal$time Systems, ;ddison$Besley, #%%).
). H. 7opet', 2eal$time Systems, 7lu?er, #%%E.
*. 2. :upta, Co$synthesis of Hard?are and Soft?are for .mbedded Systems, 7lu?er #%%3.
$-F-$-/.- +OO0S:
#. S. ;ll?orth, Introduction to 2eal$time Soft?are -esi,n, Sprin,er$=erla,, #%F*.
&. C. 6. 7rishna, 7. Shin, 2eal$time Systems, 6c$:ra? Hill, #%%E.
). Aeter 6ar?edel, :. :oosens, Code :eneration for .mbedded Arocessors, 7lu?er ;cademic
Aublishers, #%%3.
*. ;dditional readin, from selected Cournal papers.

05 EC 0A0 REAL TIME EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 2eal ime System, ypes, 2eal ime Computin,, -esi,n Issue, Sample Systems,
Hard?are 2equirements$ Arocessor in a system, System 6emories, System IN8, 8ther Hard?are
-evices !;N-, -N;, GS;2, Batchdo, imers, Interrupt Controllers).
-evice -rivers, Interrupt Servicin, 6echanism 4 Interrupt Latency.
$%
E*e""e" S)#te*#+ Introduction, =arious System ;rchitecture for .mbedded System, Hi,h
Aerformance Arocessors $ Stron, ;26 processors, Aro,rammin,, Interrupt Structure, IN8 architecture.
Rea! Ti*e O%erati', S)#te*+ <undamental 2equirements of 28S, 2eal ime 7ernel ypes,
Schedulers, =arious Schedulin, modules ?ith examples, Latency !Interrupt Latency, Schedulin,
Latency and Context S?itchin, Latency), as"s, State ransition -ia,ram, as" Control (loc". Inter$
tas" communication and synchroni'ation of tas"s.
Me*&r) a'" Fi!e *a'a,e*e't+ Aipelinin, and Cache 6emories, Aa,in, and Se,mentation,
<ra,mentation, ;ddress ranslation.
Ca#e St;")+ Introduction to =O Bor"sN6ucosNpS8S; .xample systems.
Deve!&%*e't a'" 2eri(i$ati&' &( Rea! Ti*e S&(t?are+ (uildin, 2eal ime applications;
Considerations such as double buffin,.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. -avid .. Simon, R;n .mbedded soft?are primerS, Aearson .ducation, #%%%.
&. Ahilip. ;. Laplante, R2eal$ime Systems -esi,n and ;nalysis$ an .n,ineer>s Handboo"S$ Second
.dition, AHI Aublications.
). @ane B.S. Liu, R2eal$ime SystemsS, Aearson .ducation Inc., &000.
*. 2aC"amal, R.mbedded Systems+ ;rchitecture, Aro,rammin, and -esi,nS, ata 6c:ra? Hill, 9e?
-elhi, &00).
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. -r. 7.=.7 7 Arasad, R.mbedded 2eal ime Systems+ Concepts -esi,n and Aro,rammin,S,
-reamtech Aress 9e? -elhi, &00).
&. -avid ;. .vesham, R-evelopin, real time systems / ; practical introductionS, :al,otia
Aublications, #%%0
). C. 6. 7rishna, R2eal ime SystemsS 6:H, #%%E
05 EC 090 5ATTERN RECOGNITION
I'tr&";$ti&'+ ;pplications of pattern reco,nition, statistical decision theory, ima,e processin, and
analysis.
5r&ai!it)+ Introduction, probability of events, random variables, @oint distributions and densities,
moments of random variables, estimation of parameters from samples, minimum ris" estimators
Stati#ti$a! De$i#i&' MaFi',+ Introduction, (aye>s heorem, multiple features, conditionally
independent features, decision boundaries, unequal costs of error, estimation of error rates, the
leavin,$oneUout technique. Characteristic curves, estimatin, the composition of populations.
N&'%ara*etri$ De$i#i&' MaFi',+ Introduction, histo,rams, 7ernel and ?indo? estimators, nearest
nei,hbor classification techniques, adaptive decision boundaries, adaptive discriminate <unctions,
minimum squared error discriminate functions, choosin, a decision ma"in, technique.
C!;#teri',+ Introduction, hierarchical clusterin,, partitional clusterin,
Arti(i$ia! Ne;ra! Net?&rF#+ Introduction, nets ?ithout hidden layers. nets ?ith hidden layers, the bac"
Aropa,ation al,orithms, Hopfield nets, an application
$&
5r&$e##i', &( 3ave(&r*# a'" I*a,e#+ Introduction, ,ray level sealin, transfoniiations, equali'ation,
,eometric ima,e and interpolation, Smoothin,, transformations, ed,e detection, Laplacian and
sharpenin, operators, line detection and template matchin,, lo,arithmic ,ray level sealin,, the
statistical si,nificance of ima,e features.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. .art :ose, 2ichard @ohnsonbur, and Steve @oust, RAattern 2eco,nition and Ima,e ;nalysisS,
Arentice$Hall of India$&00).
&. -uda and Hart, RAattern reco,nition !Aattern reco,nition a scene analysis)S
). 2obert @ Schal"off,SAattern reco,nition + Statistical ,Structural and neural approachesS, @ohn
Biley
05 EC 050 MOBILE COM5UTING
3ire!e## a'" M&i!e Net?&rF Ar$-ite$t;re+ Arinciple of Cellular Communication, 8vervie? #:, &:,
&.3: and ): and *: technolo,ies. :S6 ;rchitecture and 6obility mana,ement hand off
mana,ement, 9et?or" si,nalin,. 6obile Computin, fundamental challen,es, 6obile -evices /A-;
and mobile 8S, Aalm8s, Bin C. and Symbian.
M&i!e I5 5r&t&$&! Ar$-ite$t;re+ 6obile IA and IA v 5 and its application in mobile computin,,
Cellular -i,ital Aac"et -ata C-A-, =8IA, :A2S Services, Bireless Local Loop$BLL system.
3ire!e## A%%!i$ati&' 5r&t&$&! D3A5E+ he Bireless ;pplication Arotocol application environment,
?ireless application protocol client soft?are, hard?are and ?ebsites, ?ireless application protocol
,ate?ays, implementin, enterprise ?ireless application protocol strate,y,
3ire!e## MarF7;% La',;a,e+ ;n Introduction to Bireless echnolo,ies, 6ar"up Lan,ua,es, ;n
Introduction to O6L, <undamentals of B6L., Britin, and <ormattin, ext, 9avi,atin, bet?een Cards
and -ec"s, -isplayin, Ima,es, ables, Gsin, =ariables, ;cquirin, Gser Input
3ire!e## MarF7;% La',;a,e S$ri%t+ ;n Introduction to B6LScript, B6LScript Control Structures,
.vents, Ahone.com .xtensions, Gsability
A%%!i$ati&' &( M&i!e $&*%;ti',+ ;SA and -ynamic B;A Sites, O6L and OSL, -ynamic B6L
:eneration ?ith ;SA and OSL, -evelopin, B;A ;pplications usin, .mulators.
Di#tri;te" M&i!e C&*%;ti',+ -istributed 8S and file systems, 6obile Computin, Soft?are
!Aervasive Computin,) -evelopment Strate,ies and tools, -ata 6ana,ement for 6obile Computin,.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Hi (in, Lin, RBireless and 6obile 9et?or"s ;rchitectureS, @ohn Biley
&. Brox Rhe (e,innin, B6L and B6L ScriptS, Brox Aublication
). omas' Imielins"i et.al, R6obile Computin,S, 7lu?er ;cademic Aress #%%5
REFERENCE BOO0S+
1. G?e Hansmann, RAervasive Computin, Handboo". he 6obile BorldS, I.. publication &00&
%'
05 EC 0A9 STATISTICAL SIGNAL 5ROCESSING
Ra'"&* %r&$e##e#+ 2andom variables, random processes, ?hite noise, filterin, random processes,
spectral factori'ation, ;26;, ;2 and 6; processes.
Si,'a! M&"e!i',+ Least squares method, AadY approximation, AronyIs method, finite data records,
stochastic models, Levinson$-urbin recursion; Schur recursion; Levinson recursion.
S%e$tr;* E#ti*ati&'+ 9onparametric methods, minimum$variance spectrum estimation, maximum
entropy method, parametric methods, frequency estimation, principal components spectrum
estimation.
O%ti*a! a'" A"a%tive Fi!teri',+ <I2 and II2 Biener filters, -iscrete 7alman filter, <I2 ;daptive
filters+ Steepest descent, L6S, L6S$based al,orithms, adaptive recursive filters, 2LS al,orithm.

Arra) 5r&$e##i',+ ;rray fundamentals, beam$formin,, optimum array processin,, performance
considerations, adaptive beam$formin,, linearly constrained minimum$variance beam$formers, side$
lobe cancellers, space$time adaptive processin,.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 6onson H. Hayes, RStatistical -i,ital Si,nal Arocessin, and 6odelin,,J @ohn Biley 4 Sons !;sia)
Ate. Ltd., &00&.
&. -imitris :. 6anola"is, =inay 7. In,le, and Stephen 6. 7o,on, JStatistical and ;daptive Si,nal
Arocessin,+ Spectral .stimation, Si,nal 6odelin,, ;daptive <ilterin, and ;rray Arocessin,,J
6c:ra?$Hill International .dition, &000.
). (ernard Bidro? and Samuel -. Stearns, J;daptive Si,nal Arocessin,,J Aearson .ducation !;sia)
Ate. Ltd., &00#.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Simon Hay"in, J;daptive <ilters,J Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, *
th
edition, &00&.
&. @.:. Aroa"is, C.6. 2ader, <. Lin,, C.L. 9i"ias, 6. 6oonen and I.7. Aroudler, J;l,orithms for
Statistical Si,nal Arocessin,,J Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, &00&.
05 EC 084 3EB SER2ICES
I'tr&";$ti&'+ Beb Services 8vervie?+ Bhat ;re Beb ServicesM History Beb Services echnolo,y,
8ther Concerns, @ava and Beb Services, ;pplication Scenarios, Implementation Scenarios, (enefits
of Beb Services, ; Bord about Standards, Service$8riented ;rchitecture, S8; .ntities, S8;
Characteristics, Component$(ased Service -evelopment, -evelopment Lifecycle, -esi,n, =erification
and =alidation, 6aintenance
Te$-'&!&,ie#+ S8;A, he Case for S8;A, Bhat -oes S8;A -efineM S8;A 6essa,e Structure,
S8;A 6essa,e .lements, S8;A Arocessin, 6odel, S8;A .ncodin,, BS-L, -escribin, a Beb
Service, -escribin, <unctional Characteristics of Services of BS-L, #.& G--I -iscoverin, Beb
Services, Cate,ori'in, Services, Identifiers, (usiness .ntity 2elationships, G--IIs S8;A Interfaces,
%1
G--I and S8;ANBS-L 2elationships, Aublishin, BS-L Service Interfaces in G--I,
Internationali'ation and 6ultiple Lan,ua,es, .xtendin, a G--I 2e,istry, G--I$ Arivate G--I
2e,istries, ebO6L, ;rchitectural 8vervie? of ebO6L, Auttin, It ;ll o,ether
Java 3e Servi$e#+ @ava Beb Service -eveloper, Aac" @;OA, @;OA ;rchitecture, S;O, -86, Bhen
to Gse S;O, Bhen to Gse -86, Bhen 9ot to Gse .ither @;OA and O6L Schemes, OSL, OSLc,
@-86, @;OA, 2I @;O$2AC, @;O$2AC Service 6odel, -ata ypes and Seriali'ation, @;O$2AC
-evelopment, ;dvanced @;O$2AC, @;O$2AC Interoperability, @;O$2AC and @&.., @;O6 6essa,in,
and 686 6essa,in, and Beb Services 6essa,in, in @ava, @;O6 ;rchitecture, -esi,nin, ?ith
@;O6, -evelopin, ?ith @;O6, @;O2 2e,istries and 2epositories, @;O2 ;rchitecture, he @;O2
Information 6odel, he @;O2, ;AI, @;O2 to G--I 6appin,, @;O2 and ebO6L 2e,istry, @;O(, he
9eed for (indin, and @;O(, Bhen to Gse @;O(, @;O( ;rchitecture, -evelopin, ?ith @;O(, O6L$to$
@ava 6appin,, he @;O( ;AI =alidation ?ith T;O( Customi'in, @;O(, Bhen to Gse Custom
-eclarations
A"va'$e T&%i$#+ ransaction 6ana,ement Concepts, ; ransaction 6odel for Beb Services, 9e?
ransaction Specifications, @S2s for Beb Service ransaction Support Security, Security
Considerations for Beb Services, Beb Services Security Initiatives, Canonical O6L, O6L -i,ital
Si,natures, ;pache O6L Security, O6L .ncryption Security ;ssertions, 6ar"up Lan,ua,e Beb
Services Security ;ssertions, O6L ;ccess Control 6ar"up Lan,ua,e, O6L 7ey 6ana,ement
Specification, BS$I Specifications, S8;A and <ire?alls Security and @&.. @ava Crypto,raphy
.xtensions, Implementation Scenarios, Identity 6ana,ement, Liberty ;lliance, Source I-, Aractical
Considerations, Systems 6ana,ement, Interoperability, Aricin, 6odels, O6L Aay Specification,
Service Level ;,reements, estin, Beb Services Aerformance Hi,h ;vailability Scalability
Clusterin, <ault olerance :rid Computin, .nablin, Services
TE:T BOO0S+
#. @ames 6c:overn, Sameer ya,i, 6ichael .. Stevens, Sunil 6athe?+ @ava Beb Services
;rchitecture, 6or,an 7aufmann / &00)
&. 2ichard 6onsol$Haefel+ @&.. Beb Services, Aearson &00)
). Steven :raham, -on, -avis,.., (uildin, Beb Services ?ith @ava, II .dition, Aearson$&003
05 EC 0B1 HIGH S5EED 2LSI DESIGN
Cloc"ed Lo,ic Styles, Sin,le$2ail -omino Lo,ic Styles, -ual$2ail -omino Structures, Latched -omino
Structures, Cloc"ed Aass :ate Lo,ic
9on$Cloc"ed Lo,ic Styles, Static C68S, -C=S Lo,ic, 9on$Cloc"ed Aass :ate <amilies.
Circuit -esi,n 6ar,inin,, -esi,n Induced =ariations, Arocess Induced =ariations, ;pplication Induced
=ariations, 9oise.
Latchin, Strate,ies, (asic Latch -esi,n, and Latchin, sin,le$ended lo,ic, Latchin, -ifferential Lo,ic
2ace <ree Latches for Are$char,ed Lo,ic ;synchronous Latch echniques.
Si,nalin, Standards, Chip$to$Chip Communication 9et?or"s, .S- Arotection
%2
Cloc"in, Styles, Cloc" @itter, Cloc" S"e?, Cloc" :eneration, Cloc" -istribution, ;synchronous
Cloc"in, echniques
S"e? olerant -esi,n
TE:T BOO0S+
#. 7erry (ernstein 4 et. al., Hi,h Speed C68S -esi,n Styles, 7lu?er, #%%%.
&. .van Sutherland, (ob stroll, -avid Harris, Lo,ical .fforts, -esi,nin, <ast C68S Circuits, 7lu?er,
#%%%.
). -avid Harris, S"e? olerant -omino -esi,n.
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
%
List of M.Sc. by Research /Ph.D. Course work that can be offered under Electrical Science GROUP-I
GROU574
05 E5S 142 DYNAMICS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
#. ;nalysis of control systems in state space; State$Space modelin, of synchronous
machines, excitation systems, and speed ,overnin, systems, transmission lines and
i nduct i on machines$solution techniques, State $Space equat i ons in Canonical forms,
control l abi l i t y and absorbability, l i near time $ variant systems.6I68 systems, order of
6I68 systems, derivation of state space model of 6l68 systems from transfer matrix,
non$interacti on in 6I68 systems Control system desi,n via pole placement, desi,n of
state observers ! f ul l order and minimum order), effect of addi tion of observer on a
closed loop system,
&. -iscrete - time control system+ Introduction, spectrum analysis of samplin, process,
ShannonIs samplin, theorem, si,nal reconstruction, difference equations , 1
ransforms , transfer function, inverse 1 transforms, obtainin, response bet?een
consecutive samplin, instants, mappin, bet?een the s$plane and '$planes, Stability
analysis of closed loop systems, C ur y stability test, stability analysis by use of bilinear
transformation and 2outh stabi l i ty criterion. State space representation of discrete time
systems. Solution techniques,
REFERENCE BOO0S .
#. 7$8,ata J6odern Control .n,ineerin, !II .dition)J
&. 9a,arath and :opal, J Control Systems .n,ineerin,J
). Chidambara and :anapathy, RIntroduction to Control of -ynamic SystemsJ
*. A$6$;nderson and <ouad,J Ao?er System Control and StabilityJ
3. 7.8,ata, J-iscrete ime Control SystemsJ
05 E5S 151 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
History of .ner,y 6ana,ement+ .ner,y forecastin,, limitations of conventional
sources of ener,y ,.nvironmental impact of conventional sources of ener,y, Aroblems
associated ?ith current pattern of ener,y use in India, options for the future
%!
9on Conventional sources of ener,y + :lobal 4 Indian 9on$conventional sources of ener,y ,
basic principle of operation of solar photo$ voltaic, solar thermal, ?ind , ?ave and tidal ener,y
sources.
.ner,y ;uditin,+ classification of ener,y audit, measures to be ta"en up after preliminary and
detailed ener,y audit, po?er factor improvement 4 economics of A. < improvement.
.lectricity tariffs / ;ims and obCectives of a ,ood tariffs, <ixed and runnin, char,es, types of
tariffs. .ner,y conservation + (asic concepts and methods of ener,y conservation, Load
mana,ement, plant operational mana,ement -emand side mana,ement + Introduction to
-S6, Concept of -S6 benefits from -S6, -S6 echnique time of day pricin,, time of
day pricin, models for plannin,, load mana,ement, pea" clippin,, pea" shi f ti n,, valley
fillin,, strate,ic conservation, ener,y efficient equipment, socio$economic a?areness
Aro,rammes.
REFERENCE BOO0S +
#. -. A. Sen :upta, 7. A. Aadiyar, Intr3ance SC;, 6.;.Aai!.d) R2ecent advances in control
and mana,ement of .ner,y systemsS, Interline publishers, (an,alore.!#%%))
&. ;sho" = -esai !.-) R .ner,y -emand analysis mana,ement and conservation R Biley .astern
ltd. 9e? -elhi
). .2I 2eports
*. @yothi Aare"h R -emand side mana,ement R 6H Aublishers
3. 9.7.(ansal , 7leeman$6illin R2ene?able .ner,y Sources and Conservation echnolo,yS
, ata 6c:ra? Hill.
5. 9on$Conventional Sources of ener,y .:.-.2ai
05 E5S 152 DIGITAL SIGNAL 5ROCESSING
-iscrete$ime si,nals and systems + Introduction, discrete$time si,nals$sequences, linear
shift invariant systems, stability and causality, linear constant$coefficient difference
equations, <requency domain representation of discrete time systems and si,nals,
symmetry properties of <ourier transform, samplin, of Continuous time si,nals, t?o
dimensional sequences and systems !Chapter #of ref I)
he 1$transform$ introduction, 1$ransform, inverse 1$ransform, 1$ransform
theorems and properties, system function !Chapter II of ref I)
he discrete <ourier transform+ - introduction, representation of periodic
sequences$ the discrete fourier series, properties of discrete fourier series, summary
of properties of -<S representation of periodic sequences, samplin, the 1$
transform, fourier representation of finite $ duration sequences $ the discrete
%"
fourier transform, summary of properties of the discrete fourier transform, linear
convolution usin, the discrete transform$ !Chapter III of ref I)
<lo? ,raph and matrix representation of di,ital filters $ introduction, si,nal flo?
,raph representation of di,ital net?or"s, matrix representation of di,ital net?or"s,
basic net?or" structures for II2 systems, transposed forms, basic net?or" structure for
<I2 systems, elle,ens theorem for di,ital filter and its application !Chapter I= of ref #)
-i,ital filter desi,n techniques+$ Introduction, desi,n of II2 di,ital filters from
analo, filters, desi,n examples. ;nalo, di,ital transformation, properties of <I2 $
di,ital filters, desi,n of <I2 filters, ; comparison of II2 and <I2 -i,ital filters,
!Chapter = of ref I) Computation of the -iscrete fourier transform- Introduction
:oert'el al,orithm, decimation$ in $ t i me << al,orithms, decimation$ in$ frequency
<< al,orithms, for 9 and composite numbers, ,eneral comKputational consideration
in << al,orithms, Chirp 1$ransform al,orithm, !Chapter =I of ref I), -SA processors$ a
brief discussion,
REFERENCE BOO0S +
#. ;lan = 8ppenhelm 6 2onald B Schafer, J-i,ital Si,nal Arocessin,J, Arentice Hall
of India, #%%#.
&. @ohn : Aroa"is et. ah -i,ital Si,nal Arocessin,, Arinciples, ;l,orithms and
;pplications 6acmilliiti, #%%&.
). Chan,, 8ne dimensional di,ital si,nal processin,.
*. ;ndre? ;ntonio, -i,ital <ilters,
05 E5S 152 H2DC 5O3ER TRANSMISSION
#. -c Ao?er ransmission echnolo,y+ Introduction, comparison of ;C 4 -C ransmission,
application of -C transmission, description of -C transmission systems, plannin,,
modern trends, thyristor value, introduction, thyristor device, thyristor value, value test ,
recent trends.
&. ;nalysis of H=-C converters+ Aulse number device of converter confi,uration, simplified
analysis of ,raet' circuit, converter brid,e characteristics of a pulse converter, detail
analysis.
). Converter and H=-C System control+ Introduction, principle of -C lin" controlled,
converter controlled characteristics, system Control Hierarchy, <irin, an,le control,
Current and extinction an,le control, startin, and stoppin, of -C lin", po?er control,
hi,her level Controllers, telecommunication requirements.
*. Converter faults and protection+ Introduction, Converter faults, protection a,ainst over
current over volta,e in a converter station, sur,e arrestors, protection a,ainst over
volta,es.
%#
3. Smoothin, reactor and -C line ; Introduction, Smoothin, reactors, -C line, transient
over volta,es in dc line, protection of -C lines, -C brea"ers, monopolar operations,
effect of proximity of ;C and -C transmission lines.
5. 2eactive po?er Control ; Introduction, reactive po?er requirements in study state =;2
systems, reactive po?er control durin, transients.
E. Harmonics and filters + Introduction, ,eneration of harmonics desi,n of ;C filter, -c
filters, carrier frequency and 2I noise.
F. 6ulti terminal -c systems + Introduction , Aotential applications of 6-C systems, types
of system, control and protection of 6-C systems.
REFRENCE BOO0S+
#. 7.2.Aadiyar, R H=-C po?er ransmissionS , Biley .astern.
05 E5S 152 NONLINEAR AUTOMATIC CONTROL THEORY
#. -escribin, <unction ;nalysis! Introduction to 9onlinear systems, nonlinear control
systems, describin, functions, describin, function analysis /of 9L control systems,
,enerali'ed describin, function, dual input describin, function, inverse describin, function.
&. Ahase plane Panalysis ! Introduction, methods for constructin, traC ectories,
obtainin, time solutions from phase pl ane plots, sin,ular points, phase plane
analysis of l i near cont rol systems, phase plane a analysis of non$linear control
systems, point$care index of a sin,ular point, bendixsonIs criterion, stability definitions
of non$linear systems, extension of AA concept to hi,her order systems,
), 9umerical 6ethods+ Introduction, aylor sires expansion method. 6odified $.ulers
method$ ;dams Jmethod, 6ilnes method ; 2un,e $7utta method of J least square fit, Z
form numerical$calculus method, Aoincare Aerturbation method, ;n approximation
method for second order system.
*. Liapunov Stability ;nalysis+ Introducti on, definitions, the first method of liapunov,
second method of liapunov, stability analysis of linear systems, stability analysis of non$
linear systems, 7rasovs"is method and variable ,radient methods.
3 8ptimal and adaptive control systems! Introduction, optimi'ation of an autonomous
positionin, system ?ith 89$D<< non$linearity, simplified s?itchin, of second$order
autonomous system, introduction to adaptive systems, i nput adaptation or response
optimi'ation, model adaptive systems.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 9on$Linear ;utomatic Control, by @ohn . :ibson, 6c :ra? Hill Aublication,
%$
&. 6odern Control .n,ineerin, by 7atsuhi"o 8,ata, Arentiiee Hall of IndiaAublications
). Introduction to non$Linear analysis B@ Cunnin,ham , 6c :ra? Hill AublicationLP
*. ;nalysis and -esi,n of 9on$Linear feed bac" control Systems, by :eor,e @
haler and 6arvin A Aastel, 6e :ra? Hill Aublication.
05 E5S 252 AI A55LICATIONS IN 5O3ER SYSTEMS
Introduction+ Bhat is ;I -efinitions, history and evolution of ;I, essential abilities of
intelli,ence and ;I applications. Aroblem solvin,+ problem characteristics, problem search
strate,ies, for?ard and bac"?ard reasonin,, ;9-$82 ,raphs$ ,oal trees, ,ame trees,
search methods$ informed and uninformed search, breadth first search and depth first search
methods.
7no?led,e representation+ lo,ical formalisms+ prepositional and predicate lo,ic+ syntax and
semantics, ?ffs, clause form expressions, resolution$ use of 22s for proofs and ans?ers,
examples from electric po?er systems, 9on$monotonic lo,ic+ 6S, modal, temporal and
fu''y lo,ic.
Structured representation of "no?led,e+ IS;NISA;2 trees, associativeN semantic nets,
frames and scripts, examples from electric po?er systems.
.xpert system architecture+ basic components, rule based systems, for?ard and bac"?ard
chainin,, .S features, .S development, .S cate,ories, .S tools and examples from electric
po?er systems.
;I lan,ua,es+ LisA and AroLo, $ Introduction, sample se,ments, LisA primitives, list
manipulation functions, function predicates, variables, iteration and recursion, property lists,
sample pro,rams for examples from electric po?er systems.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
). -.B.Aatterson, ZZIntroduction to ;rtificial Intelli,ence and .xpert SystemsII, Arentice$Hall
of India, #%%&.
*. Charnia" .. and 6cdermott -., ZZIntroduction to ;III, ;ddison$Besley, #%F3.
+. 2ich, .laine, 7evin 7ni,ht, ZZ;rtificial Intelli,enceII, ata 6c:ra?$Hill, #%%#.
,. 9ils @.9ilson, ZZAroblem Solvin, 6ethods in ;III, 6c:ra?$Hill, #%E#.
-. 9ils @.9ilson, ZZArinciples of ;III, (erlin Sprin,er$=erla,, #%F0.
.. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
05 E5S 251 5O3ER SYSTEM RELIABILITY ENGG>
%%
(asic concepts+ adequacy, security, reliability, costN?orthNdata, reliability test system !2S);
System adequacy evaluation+ 2S, 6onte Carlo simulation, contin,ency enumeration
approach, basic distribution systems and reliability assessment; ;ssessment of reliability
?orth+ interruption costs for commercial, industrial and residential users, interruption ener,y
assessment rate; dependency effects in po?er system reliability and evaluation of statistical
distributions.
2.<.2.9C. (887S+
5. 2oy (illin,ton / 2eliability assessment of lar,e electric po?er systems, 7lu?er ;cademic
Aublishers, GS;, #%FF,
E. 2. (illin,ton and ;.9. ;llen / 2eliability evaluation of en,ineerin, systems; concepts and
techniques, Lon,man LondonN Alenum press, 9H, #%F),
F. Hammersley @.6., Handscomb -.C. / 6onte Carlo 6ethods, @ohn Biley and Sons Inc.,
9H, #%5*
%. I... committee report, I... reliability test system, I... A;S, =ol. A;S%F, #%E%, pp
&0*E$3*
#0. Selected topics from I..., ;I.. and CI:2. @ournals.
05 EMS 252 COM5UTER BASED INDUSTRIAL CONTROL
Concept of Continuous and discrete time Arocess Control, Sin,le loop and multi loop control,
multivariable control, (rief outline of ;daptive control
10 Hr#
Schematic representation of interconnected systems, supervisory control and data
acquisition 9 Hr#
-irect -i,ital Control+ AI- control, Interfacin, process ?ith di,ital control, position al,orithm,
velocity al,orithm, ' transform based control al,orithms.
10 Hr#
Aro,rammable controllers, dia,rammatic representation, functional bloc"s, architecture,
interfacin,, soft?are !basic concepts) 10 Hr#

2eal time pro,rammin,$multi tas"in,, state transition dia,ram, inter tas" communication,
development of al,orithm. 8 Hr#
8utline of real time operatin, system 9 Hr#
%&
6odellin,, simulation, intelli,ent controllers, ;I based control, fu''y based control, neural
control 9 Hr#
Computer interfacin,, methodolo,y, computer control of process, case study
4 Hr#
BOO0S+
#. 7rishna 7ant, Computer based Industiral Control, Arentice Hall !I), #%%E
&. Hirota, 7., Industrial ;pplications of <u''y echnolo,y, Sprin,er =erla,, #%%)
). Hert', @ohn, 7ro,h, ;nders, Aalmer, 2ichard, Introduction to heory of 6eural
Computation, ;ddison$Besley, #%%#.
*. .,,ebrecht, L. C., Interfacin, to the I(6 AC, Ho?ard Samson 4 C8., #%F)
3. ;hson, S.I., 6icroprocessors ?ith application in Arocess Control, 6H. #%F*
05 SCN152 MULTIMEDIA NET3OR0S
#. 6ultimedia communications+ Introduction, multimedia information representation,
multimedia net?or"s, multimedia applications, media types, communication modes,
net?or" types, multipoint conferencin,, net?or" D8S application D8S.
&. 6ultimedia information representation+ Introduction, di,ital principles, text, ima,es,
audio, video,
). ext and ima,e compression+ introduction , compression principles, text compression,
ima,e compression.
*. ;udio and video compression+ introduction, audio compression, -AC6, ;-AC6, ;AC,
LAC, video compression, video compression principles, h.&5#, h.&5), 6A.:, 6A.:$#,
6A.:$&, 6A.:$* and 6A.:$E.
3. 6ultimedia Information 9et?or"s+ introduction, net?or" performance parameters,
throu,hput, net?or"in, delay, delay variance, error rate, quality of service, DoS
perspectives, DoS processin,, multimedia transmission, requirements, transmission over
B;9s, 6ultimedia ransmission over L;9s, ;6 net?or"s, Bireless L;9s
5. 6ultimedia transport protocols+ 2A and 2CA.
E. 6ultimedia 6ana,ement protocols+ H.)&), SIA, S-A, S;A.
TE:T BOO0S
&'
#. 6ultimedia Communications+ ;pplications, 9et?or"s, Arotocols, and Standards, <red
Halsall, Aearson .ducation, ;sia, Second Indian reprint &00&.
&. 6ultimedia Information 9et?or"in,, 9alin 7. Sharda, AHI,&00).
REFERENCE BOO0S
2alf Steinmet', 7lara 9arstedt, R6ultimedia <undamentals+ =ol #$6edia Codin, and
Content Arocessin,S, Aearson .ducation, &00*.
a. Arabhat 7. ;ndlei,h, 7iran ha"rar, R6ultimedia Systems -esi,nS, AHI, &00*.
&1
05 SCE 11 COM5UTER ARCHITECTURE

#. Aarallel computer 6odel+ State of computin,, multiprocessor 4 multi$computer
multivector 4 SI6-, =LSI 6odels !2ef. &+ #.# $ #.*) 8Hr#>
&. Instruction Level parallel Arocessin, Introduction !2ef. #+ *.#, *.&, *.)) Aipe lined
processors !2ef. #+ 3.#, 3.&, 3.))
Linear and 9on$linear pipelines for corruption /carry$save adder pipes for inte,er
multiplication$ * sta,e fixed point multiplication of F bit inte,er 9on$linear pipe theory /
State transition dia,ram$issue latencies for non$linear pipes$use of delay to improve
issue latencies !2ef. &+ 5.#, 5.&, 5.*) Scalar and Super scalar processin, / data control
and resource dependencies, re,ister renamin, /reservation stations$reorder buffers$
Case studies$Ao?er AC 5&0, CISC processors ?ith 2ISC core$Aentium Aro Case study
!2ef.#+ E.E to E.#0 ?ith enou,h bac",round from earlier sections to appreciate these
articles) branch Control !2ef.#+ F.* ?ith bac" ,round from earlier sections)
20Hr#>
). -ata Aarallel ;rchitecture+ Introduction !2ef.#+ #0)$Static and dynamic interconnection
net?or"s / ome,a l and baseline net?or"s !2ef. &+ &.*) SI6- systems / case study /
6AA and C6S !2ef.#+ ##.), ##.*) =ector Arocessin, / Case study / Cray family !2ef.#+
#*.) to #*.E) Introduction to Systolic architecture / example matrix multiplication !2ef. #+
#).)) 8Hr#>
.
*. 6ultiprocessors and 6ulticomputers cache coherence and Synchroni'ation mechanism
!2ef. &+ E.&) hree ,eneration of multicomputers !2ef. &+ E.))
10Hr#>
3. -ata <lo? ;rchitecture+ -ata <lo? and Hybrid ;rchitecture / -ata <lo? ;rchitecture
!2ef. &+ %.3) 9Hr#>
5. Case Study+ =LIB ;rchitecture !2ef. &+ *.&.&) / Super scalar and 2ISC processor
!Selected Sections from Chapter * and 2ef. &) SA;2C.
8Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. ;dvanced Computer ;rchitectures / ; desi,n space approach, -e'so Sima, erence
<ountain, Aeter 7acsu", Aearson .ducation #%%E.
&2
&. ;dvanced Computer ;rchitecture Aarallelism, Scalability, Aro,rammability, 7ai H?an,,
ata 6c :ra? Hill, &00).
05 SCE 152
5ATTERN CLASSIFICATION
I'tr&";$ti&'+
6achine Aerception, Aattern 2eco,nition Systems, he -esi,n Cycle, Learnin, and
;daptation.
Ba)e#ia' De$i#i&' T-e&r)+
(ayesian -ecision heory$Continuous <eature, 6inimum / .rror / 2ate Classification,
Classifiers, -iscriminant <unctions, and -ecision Surfaces, he 9ormal -ensity,
-iscriminant <unctions for the 9ormal -ensity, .rror Arobabilities and Inte,rals, .rror
(ounds for 9ormal -ensities, (ayes -ecision heory / -iscrete <eatures,
Ma=i*;*7 !iFe!i-&&" a'" Ba)e#ia' 5ara*eter E#ti*ati&'+
6aximum$ Li"elihood .stimation, (ayesian .stimation, (ayesian parameter estimation,
:aussian Case, :eneral heory, Sufficient Statistics, Aroblems of -imensionality,
Component ;nalysis and -escriminats,
N&' 5ara*etri$ Te$-'i<;e#+
-ensity .stimation, Aar'en Bindo?s, 7n$9earest$ nei,hbor .stimation, the nearest
nei,hbor 2ule, 6etrics and 9earest 9ei,hbor Classification, <u''y Classification,
Li'ear Di#$ri*i'a't F;'$ti&'#+
Linear -iscriminant <unctions and -ecision Surface, :enerali'ed Linear -iscriminant
<unctions, he ?o Cate,ory Linearly Sufferable Case,
U'#;%ervi#e" Lear'i', a'" C!;#teri',+
6ixture -ensities and Identifiability, 6aximum Li"elihood .stimates, ;pplications to 9ormal
6ixtures, Gnsupervised (ayesian Learnin,, -ata -iscrimination and Clusterin,, Criterion
<unctions for Clusterin,, Iterative 8ptimi'ation, Hierarchical Clusterin,, he Aroblem of
=alidity, 8nline Clusterin,, :raph heoretic 6ethods, Component ;nalysis, Lo? -imensional
2epresentation and 6ulti$-imensional Scalin,.
M;!ti!a)er Ne;ra! Net?&rF#+
<eed <or?ard 8peration and Classification, (ac" Aropa,ation ;l,orithm, .rror Surfaces,
(ac" Aropa,ation as <eature 6appin,, (ayes heory and Arobability, 2elated Statistical
echniques, Aractical echniques for Improvin, (ac" Aropa,ation, Second 8rder 6ethods,
;dditional 9et?or"s and rainin, 6ethods, 2e,ulari'ation, Complexity ;dCustment and
Arunin,.
&
I'tr&";$ti&' t& Bi&*etri$ Re$&,'iti&'+
(iometric 6ethodolo,ies+ <in,er Arints, Hand :eometry, <acial 2eco,nition, Iris Scannin,,
2etina Scannin,. Identification =erification $ he -istinction, Aerformance Criteria.
TE:T BOO0S
#. 2ichard 8. -uda, Aeter .. Hart, -avid :. Stor"; JAattern ClassificationJ, ; Biley$
Interscience Aublication, @ohn Biley 4 Sons, Inc, &000 Second ;ddition.
&. 7. @ain, 2. (olle, S. Aan"anti !.ds.), J(iometrics+ Aersonal Identification in 9et?or"ed
SocietyJ, 7lu?er ;cademic Aublishers, #%%%.
05 SCE 252 EMBEDDED 4 REAL TIME SYSTEMS
1. I'tr&";$ti&'
;n .mbedded System; Characteristics of .mbedded Systems; Soft?are embedded into
a system; 2eal ime -efinitions, .vents and -eterminism, Synchronous 4 ;synchronous
.vents, -eterminism, ime$Loadin,, 2eal$ime -esi,n Issues, .xample 2eal ime
Systems. 08Hr#>

2. E*e""e" Mi$r&$&'tr&!!er C&re# a'" Ar$-ite$t;re F03# micro controller;
;rchitecture; Instruction sets; ;ssembly lan,ua,e pro,rammin,; IN8 port pro,rammin,;
imer N counter pro,rammin,;, Serial Communication; Interrupts pro,rammin,.
08Hr#>
. Rea! Ti*e #%e$i(i$ati&'# a'" "e#i,' te$-'i<;e+ 6athemetical specifications, flo?
charts, structure charts, <inite state automata, data flo? dia,rams, Aetri 9ets, Barnier
8rr 9otation, State charts.
08Hr#>
!. 5r&$e##&r A'" Me*&r) Or,a'iCati&' + Structural Gnits in a Arocessor; 6emory
-evices, 6emory selection for an embedded system; -irect 6emory ;ccess, -6;
controllers; Interfacin, Arocessor, 6emory and IN8 -evices; Interrupt servicin, !handlin,)
mechanism; Context and the periods for context$s?itchin,; -eadline and interrupt
latency. 08Hr#>
". La',;a,e Feat;re#+ Aarameter passin,, 2ecursion, -ynamic allocation, ypin,,
exception handlin,, abstract data typin,.
&!
04Hr#>
#. Rea! Ti*e 0er'e!#+ 2eal ime and .mbedded 8peratin, Systems; Interrupt 2outines in
28S environment; co routines, Interrupt driven systems, <ore,roundNbac",round
systems, <ull$featured 2eal ime 8peratin, Systems.
04Hr#>
$. I'ter75r&$e## C&**;'i$ati&' a'" S)'$-r&'i#ati&' O( 5r&$e##e#+ 6ultiple
processes in an application; Aroblem of sharin, data by multiple tas"s and routines; Inter
Arocess Communication, 6ailboxes, Critical 2e,ions, Semaphores, -eadloc".
04Hr#>
%. 5r&,ra**i', La',;a,e# a'" T&&!#+ -esired lan,ua,e characteristics; -ata typin,;
Control Structures; Aac"a,es; .xception Handlin,; 8verloadin,; 6ultitas"in,; as"
Schedulin,; imin, specification; Aro,rammin, environments; 2untime support.
08Hr#>
&. S)#te* 5er(&r*a'$e A'a!)#i# a'" O%ti*iCati&'+ 2esponse time calculations,
Interrupt latency, ime$loadin, and its 6easurement, 2educin, response times and time
loadin,, IN8 performance
04Hr#>

1'. Fa;!t T&!era'$e a'" Re!iai!it)+ 2eliability definitions, estin,+ unit and system level;
<ault tolerance$9$version pro,rammin,, built in test soft?are, CAG and 6emory testin,.
04Hr#>
TE:T BOO0S
#. 2aC"amal; R.mbedded Systems ;rchitecture; Aro,rammin, and -esi,nS; ata 6c:ra?
Hill Aublications.
&. Ahillip ;. Laplante .;+ R 2eal /ime Systems -esi,n and ;nalysisS /$)rd .dition, ;pr
&00*. Biley$I... Aress
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. C.6. 7rishna; 7an, :.Shin; R2eal ime SystemsS; 6c:ra?$Hill; #%%E.
&. 6ohammed ;li 6a'idi; @anice :illispie 6a'idi Rhe F03# 6icrocontroller and .mbedded
SystemsS; Aearson .ducation ;sia &00&.
). -avid . Simon; ;n .mbedded soft?are primer; ;ddison Besley; &000.
*. 2aymond @.;. (uhr; -onald L. (ailey; R;n Introduction o 2eal ime SystemsS; Arentice
Hall International; #%%%.
3. 2aC"amal, R6icrocontrollers+ ;rchitecture, Aro,rammin,, Interfacin, and System -esi,nS,
Aearson .ducation.
&"
05 SCS 242 DATA 3AREHOUSING 4 MINING
#. Introduction to data ?arehousin, / he need for data ?arehousin, !#.&), 8perational
and informational -ata stores!#.3), -ata ?arehouse definition and characteristics !#.5),
-ata ?arehouse architecture !#.E) 4 Hr#

&. -ata ?arehousin, component $ -ata ?arehouse -atabase !5.&), Sourcin,, ;cquisition,
Cleanup and transformation tools !5.)), 6etadata !5.*), ;ccess tools !5.3), -ata
marts!5.5), -ata ?arehousin, administration and mana,ement !5.E), Information delivery
system. 9 Hr#
). 8nline analytical processin,!8L;A) $ 9eed for 8L;A !#).#), 6ultidimensional data
model !#).&), 8L;A ,uidelines!#).)), 6ultidimensional vrs. 6uiltirelational !8L;A !#).*),
Cate,ori'ation of 8L;A tools !#).3), 8L;A tools internet !#).5) 8 Hr#
*. Statistics$ -ata countin, and probability !#3.#), Hypothesis testin, !#3.&), Contin,ency
ables, he chi square test, and non casual relationship.
8 Hr#
3. Introduction to data minin, / he motivation !#E.&), Learnin, from past mista"e !#E.)),
-ata minin, !#E.*), 6easurin, data minin, effectiveness!#E.3), .mbedded data minin,
into business process !#E.5), Bhat is decision tree !#F.#), (usiness score card !#F.&),
Bhere to use decision tree !#F.)), he ,eneral idea !#F.*), Ho? the decision tree ?or"s
!#F.3).
Case study+ Arediction ?ireless communication churn ?ith C;2. 10 Hr#
5. 9earest nei,hbor and clusterin, $ Bhere to use clusterin, and nearest nei,hbor
prediction !&0.&), Ho? clusterin, and nearest nei,hbor prediction ?or"s !&0.*) Case
study+ Ima,e reco,nition for human hand?ritin,
10 Hr#
E. :enetic ;l,orithm $ Bhat are :enetic ;l,orithms !&#.#), Bhere to use :enetic
;l,orithmM !&#.&), he ,eneral idea !&#.)), Ho? the :enetic al,orithm ?or"s !&#.*) Case
study+ 8ptimi'in, predictive customer se,ment 14 Hr#
TE:T BOO0S
#. -ata ?arehousin,, -ata minin, and 8L;A by ;lex (erson 4 Stephon @. Smith, ata
6c:ra? Hill.
&#
&. -ata Barehousin, in the 2eal Borld / ; Aractical :uide for (uildin, -ecision
Support Systems, Sam ;nahory 4 -ennis 6urray, Aearson .ducation.
REFERENCE BOO0S
#. -ata 6inin, / Introductory and ;dvanced opics, 6ar,aret H. -unham, Aearson
.ducation.
&. Introduction to -ata 6inin,, Aan,$9in, an, 6ichael Steinbach, 4 =ipin 7umar,
Aearson ;ddison Besley, &005.
05 SSE 151 MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION SYSTEMS
6ultimedia Information, -elay /sensitive and ime$based 6edia data 6odelin,, 6ultimedia
stora,e and retrieval techniques, 6ultimedia communications+ Synchroni'ation delay
compensation, DoS ne,otiations protocols, ;rchitecture and Issues for -istributed
6ultimedia Systems, Arototype 6ultimedia systems+ =ideo/on$-emand, =ideo
conferencin,.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. :ros"y BL, @ain 2, and 6ehrotra 2.+ Rhe Handboo" of 6ultimedia Information
6ana,ementS, Arentice $Hall #%%E.
&. 7oe,el (uford @<, + R6ultimedia SystemsS ;ddison / Besley , #%%*
). 2elevant 2esearch Aapers from @ournals N Conferences.
05 SSE 241 SYSTEM 5ERFORMANCE 4 E2ALUATION
I'tr&";$ti&'
Aerformance evaluation methods, ;nalytical versus Simulation modelin,, Aerformance
measurement and (enchmar"in,. Bor"load modelin,, 2andom variables. Commonly used
distributions. Stochastic processes, 6ar"ov chain models of computer systems, Steady /
state ransient analyses, Dueuin, models.
Sin,le server and multi$server queues, 8pen and close queuin, net?or"s. -iscrete event
simulation, Simulation Lan,ua,es
2andom 9umber :eneration and estin,, model verification and validation, ;nalysis of
simulation results, Confidence interval =ariance reduction techniques.
Case studies of ;nalytical and simulation studies of computer systems.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 2aC @ian. Rhe ;rt of Computer Systems Aerformance ;nalysisS. @ohn Biley and sons,
9e? Hor", GS;, #%%#
&$
&. rivedi 7 S, LArobability and Statistics ?ith 2eliability, Dueuin, and Computer Science
;pplicationsS, Arentice Hall of India, 2eprinted in #%%0
). La? ; 6 and 7elton B.-. RSimulation 6odelin, and ;nalysis R, 6c:ra? Hill, 9e? Hor",
GS;, #%%#
05 EC0 BA HIGH 5ERFORMANCE COM5UTING
5er(&r*a'$e i##;e#+ measurements profilin, 4 development tools. Sustained =s Aea"
performance
Hi,- 5er(&r*a'$e #e<;e'tia! $&*%;ter#+ .ffects of the memory Hierarchy, 8ut$of$8rder
execution, super scalar processor,
2e$t&r 5r&$e##i',
S-are"7Me*&r) %r&$e##i',+ ;rchitecture !.xtension of the memory Hierarchy)
perforamance paradi,m, 8pen 6A.
Di#tri;te" *e*&r) %r&$e##i',+ ;rchitectural issues, !9et?or" 4 Interconnections),
Aro,ram paradi,m, 6AI !Q6AI&)
Gri"#+ Computational :rid, -ata :rid, Aerformance of libraries 4 pac"a,es
T-e %r&";$tivit) $ri#i# 4 (;t;re "ire$ti&'+ -evelopment overheads, Aetaflops
Aro,rammin,, 9e? parallel lan,ua,es, GAC, itanium, and Co$;rray <822;9.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Charles Severance and 7evin -o?al, RHi,h$Aerformance Computin,S, &
nd
.d, #%%F,
8>2eilly :ear
&. 2aC"umar (uyya,SHi,h Aerformance Cluster Computin,S, !paper bac") &
nd
.d, Arentice
Hall, #%%F
). Lloyd -. <osdic", etal, RIntroduction to Hi,h$Aerformance Scientific Computin,S, he 6I
Aress, #%%5.
05 EC0 15 ELECTRICAL MACHINE DYNAMICS
D)'a*i$ E<;ati&' &( *&ti&'+ .lectro mechanical systems$;nalytical techniques,
ransducers$physical systems, <undamentals of systems dynamics
La,ra',eM# e<;ati&'#+ ;pplications of La,ran,e>s equation to electro mechanical system,
Solution of electro dynamical equations, .uler>s method, 2un,e$7utta method.
Ge'era!iCe" *a$-i'e $&'$e%t#+ 7289>s machine, performance equation, dynamic
variables, machines ?ith uniform ,ap, machines ?ith Saliency
D)'a*i$# &( *a$-i'e#+ Commutator machines$induction machines$synchronous
machines$small oscillations$synchronous machine equation durin, small oscillations, ,eneral
&%
equations for small oscillations, representation of the oscillation equations in state variable
form. :enerali'ed analysis of 9$6 ?indin, machines
TE:T BOO0S+
#. ;d"ins R:enerali'ed theory of .lectrical machinesS, -over, #%F0
&. -.A.Sen :upta and @.B.Lynn R:enerali'ed theory of machinesS.
). Seely R.lectro mechanical ener,y conversionS, 6:H #%5&
*. (imbhra AS R:enerali'ed theory of .lectrical machinesS, 7hanna #%%3
05 EC0 81 2LSI TECHNOLOGY
E'vir&'*e't (&r 2LSI Te$-'&!&,)+ Clean room and safety requirements. Bafer cleanin,
processes and ?et chemical etchin, techniques.
I*%;rit) i'$&r%&rati&'+ Solid State diffusion modelin, and technolo,y; Ion Implantation
modelin,, technolo,y and dama,e annealin,; characteri'ation of Impurity profiles.
O=i"ati&'+ 7inetics of Silicon dioxide ,ro?th both for thic", thin and ultra thin films.
8xidation technolo,ies in =LSI and GLSI; Characteri'ation of oxide films; Hi,h " and lo? "
dielectrics for GLSI.
Lit-&,ra%-)+ Ahotolitho,raphy, .$beam litho,raphy and ne?er litho,raphy techniques for
=LSINGLSI; 6as" ,eneration.
C-e*i$a! 2a%&;r De%&#iti&' te$-'i<;e#+ C=- techniques for deposition of polysilicon,
silicon dioxide, silicon nitride and metal films; .pitaxial ,ro?th of silicon; modelin, and
technolo,y.
Meta! (i!* "e%&#iti&'+ .vaporation and sputterin, techniques. <ailure mechanisms in metal
interconnects; 6ulti$level metalli'ation schemes.
5!a#*a a'" Ra%i" T-er*a! 5r&$e##i',+ A.C=-, Alasma etchin, and 2I. techniques;
2A techniques for annealin,, ,ro?th and deposition of various films for use in GLSI.
Arocess inte,ration for 968S, C68S and (ipolar circuits; ;dvanced 68S technolo,ies
TE:T BOO0S+
#. C.H. Chan, and S.6.S'e !.d), GLSI echnolo,y, 6c:ra? Hill Companies Inc, #%%5.
&. S.7. :andhi, =LSI <abrication Arinciples, @ohn Biley Inc., 9e? Hor", #%F).
). S.6. S'e !.d), =LSI echnolo,y, &nd .dition, 6c:ra? Hill, #%FF.
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. Stephena, Campbell, Rthe Science and .n,ineerin, of 6icroelectronic <abricationS,
Second .dition, 8xford Gniversity Aress, &003
&. Huan aur, a". H. 9in,, R<undamentals of 6odern =LSI -evicesS, Cambrid,e Gniversity
Aress, &00).
&&
05 EC0 92 5O3ER ELECTRONICS SYSTEM DESIGN 3ITH ICS
Introduction U measurements techniques for volta,es, current, po?er, p.f in thyristorised ;C
4 -C circuits U other measurement and recordin, of ?aveforms U sensin, of current,
volta,e po?er in thyristorised circuits U sensin, of speed, revie? of AB6 ICs basic
concepts of di,ital lo,ic circuits U -esi,n of Combinational and sequential circuits U ALL
;N- 4 -N; converters, 333 timer, 8p$amps, Implementation of ,atin, U ALCs developin, a
microprocessor based system.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. :. 7. -ubey Rhyristorised po?er controllerS Biley .astern.
&. @. 2. :ibson,S.lectronic Lo,ic circuitsS .L(S
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. -ata (oo" R9ational semiconductorS /
&. -ata (oo" I 4 II R6otorola U Linear ICsS
). Gnitriode ;pplications data boo"
05 EC0B1 DIGITAL S3ITCHING SYSTEMS
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 2evie? of probability, Aoisson and exponential distributions, queuein, theory,
6ar"ov process, Issues, architectures and performance analysis for statistical band?idth
sharin, !multiplexin,) and traffic s?itchin, in telecommunication net?or"s.
Di,ita! S?it$-i',+ S?itchin, functions, S-S, -S, ?o -imension s?itchin,, -i,ital
s?itchin, in analo, environment.
Re!iai!it) M&"e!i', a'" a'a!)#i#+ Aurpose, system reliability assessment, failures 6odels,
state ransitions -ia,ram CAC, cloc" subsystems, 9NB Controller subsystem, s?itchin,
9NB, lin" and trun" do?ntimes, call stuffs.
S?it$-i', S)#te*# SG3 a'" <;a!it) a'a!)#i#+ 8.S, -ata base 6ana,ement SNB
architecture, calls models, call features, file cycle, 6ethodolo,y for assessin, quality
6aintenance
1''
A'a!)#i# &( Net?&rFe" #?it$-i', #)#te*#+ Scope, di,ital s?itchin, systems 6odel, HNB
architecture, SNB architecture 2ecovery statin, us, 2eliability analysis
A"va'$e" T&%i$#+ Interconnection net?or"s for circuit and fast pac"et s?itchin, and their
bloc"in, and queuein, analysis; call processin, architectures; s?itchin, systems capacity
analysis and traffic overload control. Statistical multiplexin,; bloc"in, analysis in circuit
multiplexed net?or"s ?ith sin,le rate or 6ultirate traffic, call$level multiplexin,, burst$level
multiplexin,, 6odels for pac"etised sources, such as voice and video, 6odels for
performance analysis of inte,rated pac"et net?or"s, calculation of performance measures;
analysis and desi,n of traffic controls.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Syed 2. ;li, R-i,ital s?itchin, systems + System 2eliability 4 ;nalysisS, ata 6c:ra? hill
edition, &00&.
&. @ohn (ellamy, R-i,ital telephonyS, @ohn Biley and Sons, #%%0.
). @. .. <lood Relecommunication s?itchin,, traffic and 9et?or"sS, Aearson .ducation,
#%%%
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. hia,araCan =is?anathan, Relecommunication s?itchin, systems 4 net?or"sS AHI, &00#
&. Aattavina, RS?itchin, heory / ;rchitecture 4 Aerformance in (roadband ;6
9et?or"sS, @ohn Biley 4 Sons, #%%F.
). Hui. @.H., RS?itchin, and raffic heory for Inte,rated (roadband 9et?or"sS, 7lu?er,
#%%0
*. <.@.2edmill and ;.2.=alder, RSAC -i,ital elephone .xchan,esS, I.. !G7) #%%0.
05 EC025 DESIGN OF ANALOG 4 MI:ED MODE 2LSI CIRCUITS
Introduction to C68S analo, circuits, 68S transistor -C and ;C small si,nal parameters
from lar,e si,nal model, Common source amplifier ?ith resistive load, diode load and current
source load, Source follo?er, Common ,ate amplifier, Cascode amplifier, <olded Cascode,
<requency response of amplifiers, Current sourceNsin"Nmirror, 6atchin,, Bilson current
source and 2e,ulated Cascode current source, (and ,ap reference, -ifferential amplifier,
:ilbert cell, 8p$;mp, -esi,n of & sta,e 8p$;mp, -C and ;C response, <requency
compensation, sle? rate, 8ffset effects, AS22, 9oise, Comparator, Sense ;mplifier, -ata
Converter <undamentals, ;nalo, =ersus -iscrete ime si,nals, Convertin, analo, si,nals to
-i,ital si,nals, Sample and Hold Characteristics, -ata ;rchitectures, -;C and ;-C
specifications. 6ixed Si,nal Layout Issues, -;C ;rchitectures,2$&2 Ladder 9et?or"s,
1'1
Current steerin,, Aipeline -;C. ;-C ;rchitectures, <lash, he ?o step <lash ;-C, he
Successive ;pproximation ;-C, 2< amplifier, 8scillator, ALL, 6ixer.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Ahillip. .. ;llen, -ou,las 2. Holber,, RC68S ;nalo, circuit -esi,nS 8xford Gniversity
Aress, &00&
&. 2a'avi (., R2< 6icroelectronicsS, Arentice Hall, #%%F.
). (a"er, Li, (oyce, RC68S+ Circuit -esi,n, Layout and SimulationS, Arentice Hall of
India, &000
*. (osco Leun,, R=LSI for Bireless CommunicationS, AH, &00&
REFERENCE BOO0S+
#. 2a'avi (., R-esi,n of ;nalo, C68S Inte,rated CircuitsS, 6H, &00)
&. 6u"herCee, R=LSI System -esi,n+ Introduction to 968S and C68S =LSI System
-esi,nS, Arentice$Hall, #%F5
). 2. L. :ei,er, A. .. ;llen, and 9. 2. Strader, R=LSI -esi,n techniques for analo, and
di,ital circuitsS, 6c:ra?$Hill, #%%0
*. . Lee, Jhe -esi,n of C68S 2adio$<requency Inte,rated CircuitsJ, Cambrid,e
Gniversity Aress #%%F.
3. 2einhold Lud?i,, Aavel (retch"o, 2< Circuit -esi,n, Aearson .ducation, &00#
05 EC089 3IRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Ra"i& %r&%a,ati&'+ <ree space propa,ation model, 2elatin, po?er to electric field, reflection,
,round reflection diffraction, scatterin,, practical lin" bud,et desi,n usin, path loss models,
outdoor propa,ation models, indoor propa,ation models, si,nal penetration into buildin,s, ray
trac"in, and site specific modelin,, small scale multi$path propa,ation, impulse response
model of a multi$path channel, small scale multi$path measurements, parameters of mobile
multi$path channels, types of small scale fadin,, 2aylei,h and 2icean distributions, statistical
models for multi$path fadin, channels.
Diver#it) te$-'i<;e#+ Concepts of -iversity branch and si,nal paths, Combinin, and
s?itchin, methods, CN9, CNI performance improvements, ;vera,e A
e
, performance
improvement, 2;7. receiver.
Ce!!;!ar $&'$e%t+ <requency reuse, channel assi,nment strate,ies, handoff strate,ies;
interference and system capacity, trun"in, and ,rade of service, improvin, covera,e and
capacity in cellular systems, <-6;, -6;, spread spectrum multiple access, S-6;, pac"et
2adio, capacity of cellular systems
1'2
5er#&'a! M&i!e Sate!!ite C&**;'i$ati&'#+ Inte,ration of :.8, L.8, and 6.8 Satellite
and errestrial mobile systems, personal satellite Communications pro,rams.
CDMA S)#te*# I*%!e*e'tati&'+ Is$%3 System ;rchitecture, Soft Handoff and Ao?er Control
in IS$%3 C-6;, cdma&000 System.
Si,'a! re$e%ti&'+ Bireless si,nalin, environment, basic receiver si,nal processin, for
?ireless, blind multi$user detection, linear receivers for synchronous C-6;, blind multi$user
detection direct methods, blind multi$user detection subspace methods, performance of blind
multi$user detector, subspace trac"in, al,orithms, blind multi$user detector in multi$path
channels.
TE:T BOO0S+
1. T-e&"&re S> Ra%%a%&rt, RBireless Communications+ Arinciples and Aractice,S &
nd
edition,
Arentice Hall of India, &003.
2. 0a*i!& Fe-er, JBireless -i,ital Communications+ 6odulation and Spread Spectrum
echniques,S Arentice Hall of India, &00*.
. 2iKa) 0> Gar,, RIS$%3 C-6; and cdma&000,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, &00*.
!. :ia&"&', 3a', and 2i'$e't 5&&r, RBireless Communication Systems+ ;dvanced
echniques for Si,nal 2eception,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd, &00*.
05 EC0AB THEORY 4 DESIGN OF BIO @ MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS
ransducers; Gltrasonic Instruments; .lectrodynamics 4 6a,netostrictive ransducers;
<orce balanced transducers; <iber optic transducers; Si,nal Arocessin, Circuitry 4
6icroprocessors; (iotelemetry; <requency discriminators 4 Ahase Loc"ed loops
TE:T BOO0S+
#. Balter Bel"o?it', and others, R(iomedical Instruments$heory and -esi,nS, ;cademic
Aress #%%&, II edition
&. 2.S.C. Cobbold, Rransducers for biomedical measurements+ Arinciple and practiceS,
@ohn Biley #%E*
). atsno o,a?a, oshiyo arnura, A.;"eober,, R(iomedical transducers and instrumentsS
C2C press, #%%E
05 EC04A LO3 5O3ER 2LSI DESIGN
9eed for lo? po?er =LSI chips, Sources of po?er dissipation on -i,ital Inte,rated circuits.
.mer,in, Lo? po?er approaches, Ahysics of po?er dissipation in C68S devices.
1'
Devi$e 4 Te$-'&!&,) I*%a$t &' L&? 5&?er+ -ynamic dissipation in C68S, ransistor
si'in, 4 ,ate oxide thic"ness, Impact of technolo,y Scalin,, echnolo,y 4 -evice innovation
5&?er e#ti*ati&'/ Si*;!ati&' 5&?er a'a!)#i#+ SAIC. circuit simulators, ,ate level lo,ic
simulation, capacitive po?er estimation, static state po?er, ,ate level capacitance
estimation, architecture level analysis, data correlation analysis in -SA systems, 6onte
Carlo simulation.
5r&ai!i#ti$ %&?er a'a!)#i#+ 2andom lo,ic si,nals, probability 4 frequency, probabilistic
po?er analysis techniques, si,nal entropy.
L&? 5&?er De#i,'
Cir$;it !eve!+ Ao?er consumption in circuits. <lip <lops 4 Latches desi,n, hi,h capacitance
nodes, lo? po?er di,ital cells library
L&,i$ !eve!+ :ate reor,ani'ation, si,nal ,atin,, lo,ic encodin,, state machine encodin,,
pre$computation lo,ic
L&? %&?er Ar$-ite$t;re 4 S)#te*#+ Ao?er 4 performance mana,ement, s?itchin,
activity reduction, parallel architecture ?ith volta,e reduction, flo? ,raph transformation, lo?
po?er arithmetic components, lo? po?er memory desi,n.
L&? %&?er C!&$F Di#tri;ti&'+ Ao?er dissipation in cloc" distribution, sin,le driver =s
distributed buffers, 1ero s"e? =s tolerable s"e?, chip 4 pac"a,e co desi,n of cloc" net?or"
A!,&rit-* 4 ar$-ite$t;ra! !eve! *et-&"&!&,ie#+ Introduction, desi,n flo?, ;l,orithmic level
analysis 4 optimi'ation, ;rchitectural level estimation 4 synthesis.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. :ary 7. Heap, RAractical Lo? Ao?er -i,ital =LSI -esi,nS, 7;A, &00&
&. 2abaey, Aedram, RLo? po?er desi,n methodolo,iesS 7lu?er ;cademic, #%%E
7aushi" 2oy, Sharat Arasad, RLo?$Ao?er C68S =LSI Circuit -esi,nS Biley, &000
05 EC0AA SYNTHESIS AND O5TIMIJATION OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 6icroelectronics, semiconductor technolo,ies and circuit taxonomy,
6icroelectronic desi,n styles, computer aided synthesis and optimi'ation.
Gra%-#+ 9otation, undirected ,raphs, directed ,raphs, combinatorial optimi'ation,
;l,orithms, tractable and intractable problems, al,orithms for linear and inte,er pro,rams,
,raph optimi'ation problems and al,orithms, (oolean al,ebra and ;pplications.
Har"?are M&"e!i',+ Hard?are 6odelin, Lan,ua,es, distinctive features, structural
hard?are lan,ua,e, (ehavioral hard?are lan,ua,e, H-Ls used in synthesis, abstract
models, structures lo,ic net?or"s, state dia,rams, data flo? and sequencin, ,raphs,
compilation and optimi'ation techniques.
1'!
T?& !eve! $&*i'ati&'a! !&,i$ &%ti*iCati&'+ Lo,ic optimi'ation, principles, operation on
t?o level lo,ic covers, al,orithms for lo,ic minimi'ation, symbolic minimi'ation and encodin,
property, minimi'ation of (oolean relations.
M;!ti%!e !eve! $&*i'ati&'a! &%ti*iCati&'#+ 6odels and transformations for combinational
net?or"s, al,ebraic model, Synthesis of testable net?or", al,orithm for delay evaluation and
optimi'ation, rule based system for lo,ic optimi'ation.
Se<;e'tia! $ir$;it &%ti*iCati&'+ Sequential circuit optimi'ation usin, state based models,
sequential circuit optimi'ation usin, net?or" models.
S$-e";!e A!,&rit-*#+ ; model for schedulin, problems, Schedulin, ?ith resource and
?ithout resource constraints, Schedulin, al,orithms for extended sequencin, models,
Schedulin, Aipe lined circuits.
Ce!! !irar) i'"i',+ Aroblem formulation and analysis, al,orithms for library bindin,,
specific problems and al,orithms for library bindin, !loo"up table <.A.:.;s and ;ntifuse
based <.A.:.;s), rule based library bindin,.
Te#ti',+ Simulation, ypes of simulators, basic components of a simulator, fault simulation
echniques, ;utomatic test pattern ,eneration methods !;A:), desi,n for estability !-<)
echniques.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. :iovanni -e 6icheli, RSynthesis and 8ptimi'ation of -i,ital Circuits,J ata 6c:ra?$Hill,
&00).
&. Srinivas -evadas, ;bhiCit :hosh, and 7urt 7eut'er, RLo,ic Synthesis,S 6c:ra?$Hill, GS;,
#%%*.
). 9eil Beste and 7. .shra,ian,SArinciples of C68S =LSI -esi,n+ ; System
Aerspective,&
nd
edition, Aearson .ducation, &000.
*. 7evin S"ahill, R=H-L for Aro,rammable Lo,ic,S Aearson .ducation, &000.
05 EC0A5 S5EECH AND AUDIO 5ROCESSING
Di,ita! *&"e!# (&r t-e #%ee$- #i,'a!+ Arocess of speech production, ;coustic theory of
speech production, Lossless tube models, and -i,ital models for speech si,nals.
Ti*e "&*ai' *&"e!# (&r #%ee$- %r&$e##i',+ ime dependent processin, of speech,
Short time ener,y and avera,e ma,nitude, Short time avera,e 'ero crossin, rate, Speech
vs silence discrimination usin, ener,y 4 'ero crossin,s, Aitch period estimation, Short time
autocorrelation function, Short time avera,e ma,nitude difference function, Aitch period
estimation usin, autocorrelation function, 6edian smoothin,.
1'"
Di,ita! re%re#e'tati&'# &( t-e #%ee$- ?ave(&r*+ Samplin, speech si,nals, Instantaneous
quanti'ation, ;daptive quanti'ation, -ifferential quanti'ation, -elta 6odulation, -ifferential
AC6, Comparison of systems, direct di,ital code conversion.
S-&rt ti*e F&;rier a'a!)#i#+ Linear <ilterin, interpretation, <ilter ban" summation method,
8verlap addition method, -esi,n of di,ital filter ban"s, Implementation usin, <<,
Spectro,raphic displays, Aitch detection, ;nalysis by synthesis, ;nalysis synthesis systems.
H&*&*&r%-i$ #%ee$- %r&$e##i',+ Homomorphic systems for convolution, Complex
cepstrum, Aitch detection, <ormant estimation, Homomorphic vocoder.
Li'ear %re"i$tive $&"i', &( #%ee$-+ (asic principles of linear predictive analysis, Solution
of LAC equations, Arediction error si,nal, <requency domain interpretation, 2elation
bet?een the various speech parameters, Synthesis of speech from linear predictive
parameters, ;pplications.
S%ee$- E'-a'$e*e't+ Spectral subtraction 4 filterin,, Harmonic filterin,, parametric re$
synthesis, ;daptive noise cancellation.
S%ee$- S)'t-e#i#+ Arinciples of speech synthesis, Synthesi'er methods, Synthesis of
intonation, Speech synthesis for different spea"ers, Speech synthesis in other lan,ua,es,
.valuation, Aractical speech synthesis.
A;t&*ati$ S%ee$- Re$&,'iti&'+ Introduction, Speech reco,nition vs. Spea"er reco,nition,
Si,nal processin, and analysis methods, Aattern comparison techniques, Hidden 6ar"ov
6odels, ;rtificial 9eural 9et?or"s.
A;"i& 5r&$e##i',+ ;uditory perception and psychoacoustics $ 6as"in,, frequency and
loudness perception, spatial perception, -i,ital ;udio, ;udio Codin, $ Hi,h quality, lo?$bit$
rate audio codin, standards, 6A.:, ;C$), 6ultichannel audio $ Stereo, )- binaural and
6ultichannel surround sound.
TE:T BOO0S+
#. L. 2. 2abiner and 2. B. Schafer/ R-i,ital Arocessin, of Speech Si,nals,J Aearson
.ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd., &00*.
&. -. 8>Shau,hnessy, RSpeech Communications+ Human and 6achine,S Gniversities Aress,
&00#.
). L. 2. 2abiner and (. @uan,, R<undamentals of Speech 2eco,nition,S Aearson .ducation
!;sia) Ate. Ltd., &00*.
*. 1. Li and 6.S. -re?/ R<undamentals of 6ultimedia,S Aearson .ducation !;sia) Ate. Ltd.,
&00*.
05 EC055 N NET TECHNOLOGY
1'#
NNet Fra*e?&rF+ he ;rchitecture of.9et <rame?or" -evelopment Alatform, (uildin,,
Aac"a,in,, -eployin,, and ;dministerin, ;pplications and types Shared ;ssemblies
C&**&' La',;a,e R;'ti*e+ ype <undamental Arimitive, 2eference and =alue ypes
Common 8bCect 8perations ype 6embers Constants and <ields 6ethods Aroperties .vents
Bor"in, ?ith ext .numerated ypes and (it <la,s ;rrays Interfaces Custom ;ttributes
-ele,ates .xceptions ;utomatic 6emory 6ana,ement CL2 Hostin, ;pp-omains 2efletion
La',;a,e F;'"a*e'ta!#+ Introduction to CW .xpressions and Control Structures Strin,s and
2e,ular .xpressions ;rrays and Collections 8bCects and Classes <ile and Stream IN8 and
8bCect Aersistence O6L <undamentals 6ultithreaded Aro,rammin, .vents and -ele,ates
2eflection and Code ;ttributes ;ssemblies and ;pp-omains C86 and Bindo?s
Interoperability Hi,h Aerformance Aro,rammin,
A%%!i$ati&'#+ Introduction to Bindo?s <orms, Bindo?s <orms Gser Interface Controls,
Creatin, =isually Compellin, Bindo?s <orms ;pplications Consumin, Beb Services Smart
Clients -eployin, Bindo?s ;pplications, Introduction to Beb <orms and ;SA[9. Beb GI
Controls State 6ana,ement in ;SA[9. Cachin, ;dvanced ;SA[9. -eployin, ;SA[9.
;pplications Gsin, [9. -ata Aroviders Creatin, a Custom ;-8[9. -ata Arovider yped
-ataSets and OS- Bindo?s <orms -ata (indin, Beb <orms -ata (indin, Introduction to
Beb Services Gsin, BS. &.0 ode ;ccess Security Securin, Sensitive -ata Securin,
;SA[9. Beb ;pplications Licensin, and Intellectual Aroperty Interface Aro,rammin,
2emotin, C86Q .nterprise Services .nterprise emplates
TE:T BOO0S+
#. @effery 2ichter+ ;pplied 6icrosoft [9. <rame?or" pro,rammin,, BA Aublishers &00)
&. 7evin Hoofman, Lonny 7ru,er+ R6icrosoft =isual CW [9.S &00), Aearson &003
). ;n,shuman Cha"raborti, 6iscrosoft R[9. <rame?or"S, AHI &00&

05 EC0B2 5ARALLEL SYSTEMS
5ri'$i%!e# &( 5i%e!i'i', a'" 2e$t&r 5r&$e##i',+ =ector Arocessin, 2equirements,
Characteristics of =ector Arocessin,, 6ultiple =ector as" -ispatchin,, Aipelined =ector
Arocessin, 6ethods
5i%e!i'e C&*%;ter# a'" Fa$t&riCati&'+ Scientific ;ttached Arocessors, he ;rchitecture of
;A #&0(, 2ecent =ector Arocessors, he ;rchitecture of Cray$#, Aipeline Chainin, and
=ector Loops, he ;rchitecture of Cyber$&03 and C-C$9;S<, =ectori'ation and
1'$
8ptimi'ation 6ethods, Lan,ua,e <eatures in =ector Arocessin,, -esi,n of =ectori'in,
Compilers, 8ptimi'ation of =ector 8perations
Str;$t;re# a'" a!,&rit-*# (&r Arra) 5r&$e##&r#+ SI6- ;rray Arocessors, SI6-
Computer 8r,ani'ations, 6as"in, and -ata 2outin, 6echanisms, Inter$A.
Communications, SI6- Interconnection 9et?or"s, Static versus -ynamic 9et?or"s, 6esh$
Connected Iliac 9et?or"s, Cube Interconnection 9et?or"s, (arrel Shifter and -ata
6anipulator, Aarallel ;l,orithms for ;rray Arocessors, SI6- 6atrix 6ultiplication, ;ssociative
;rray Arocessin,, ;ssociative 6emory 8r,ani'ations
SIMD $&*%;ter# a'" 5er(&r*a'$e E'-a'$e*e't+ he Iliac /I= Systems ;rchitecture,
;pplications of the Iliac /I=, he 6AA System ;rchitecture, Arocessin, ;rray, 6emory, and
Control
TE:T BOO0S+
1. H?an, and (ri,,s, R Computer ;rchitecture and Aarallel Arocessin,S; 6:H.=LSI, #%F*
2. 7ai H?an,, R;dvanced computer architectureS; 6H, #%%)
. Harvey :.Cra,on,S6emory System and Aipelined processorsS; 9arosa Aublication, #%%F
!. 6.@ <lynn, RComputer ;rchitecture, Aipelined and Aarallel Arocessor -esi,nS; 9arosa
Aublishin,, #%%F
REFERENCE BOO0S+
1. -. ;. Aatterson and @. L. Hennessey, RComputer or,ani'ation and desi,n,S 6or,an
7aufmann, &00&.
2. @. A. Hayes, RComputer ;rchitecture and or,ani'ationS; 6:H, #%%F
. 2.7.:hose, 2aCat 6oona 4 Ahal,uni :upta, R<oundation of Aarallel Arocessin,S; 9arosa
Aublications, #%%F
!. 7ai H?an, and Ou, RScalable Aarallel Computin,S; 6:H, #%%F.
05 EC0B4 AD2ANCED DATA NET3OR0S
I'tr&";$ti&'+ 6essa,e 4 s?itchin,, Layerin,, ; distributed al,orithm problem.
5-)#i$a! La)er+ Channels 4 6odems, .rror detection, ;2D, <ramin,, Standard -LCs,
Initiali'ation 4 disconnect for ;2D protocols, AAA at net?or" layer, the transport Layer,
(roadband IS-9 4 the ;6
De!a) *&"e!# i' 'et?&rF# Introduction, Dueuin, 6odels, 6N6N# queuin, system, 6N6Nm,
6N6N\, 6N6NmNm 4 other 6ar"ov systems, 6N:N# system, 9et?or"s of transmission lines,
ime reversibility, 9et?or"s of Dueues
1'%
M;!ti7a$$e## $&**;'i$ati&'+ Introduction, Slotted multi$access 4 aloha system, Splittin,
al,orithms, Carrier sensin,, 6ulti$access reservations, Aac"et 2adio net?or"s
R&;ti', i' Data Net?&rF#+ Introduction, 9et?or" al,orithms 4 shortest path routin,,
(roadcastin, routin, information + copin, ?ith lin" failures, <lo? models, optimal routin,, 4
topolo,ical desi,n, characteri'ation of optimal routin,, feasible direction methods for optimal
routin,, proCection routin, for optimal routin,, routin, in the codex net?or"
F!&? C&'tr&!+ Introduction, ?indo? flo? control, rate control scheme, overvie? of flo?
control in practice, rate adCustment al,orithms.
Te=t B&&F#+
#. B. Stallin,s, R-ata and Computer CommunicationsS
&. @. 6artin, RComputer 9et?or"s and -istributed Arocessin,S
). ;. S. anenbaum, RComputer 9et?or"sS
05 EC0 5B O5TICAL COMMUNICATION 4 NET3OR0ING
I'tr&";$ti&'+ Aropa,ation of si,nals in optical fiber, different losses, nonlinear effects,
solitons, optical sources, detectors.
O%ti$a! C&*%&'e't#+ Couplers, isolators, circulators, multiplexers, filters, ,ratin,s,
interferometers, amplifiers.
M&";!ati&' H De*&";!ati&'+ <ormats, ideal receivers, Aractical detection receivers,
8ptical preamplifier, 9oise considerations, (it error rates, Coherent detection.
Tra'#*i##i&' #)#te* e',i'eeri',+ system model, po?er penalty, ransmitter, 2eceiver,
-ifferent optical amplifiers, -ispersion.
O%ti$a! 'et?&rF#+ Client layers of optical layer, S89.NS-H, multiplexin,, layers, frame
structure, ;6 functions, adaptation layers, Duality of service and flo? control, .SC89,
HIAAI.
3DM 'et?&rF e!e*e't#+ 8ptical line terminal optical line amplifiers, optical cross
connectors, B-6 net?or" desi,n, cost trade offs, L- and 2B; problems, 2outin, and
?avelen,th assi,nment, ?avelen,th conversion, statistical dimensionin, model.
C&'tr&! a'" *a'a,e*e't+ net?or" mana,ement functions, mana,ement frame ?or",
Information model, mana,ement protocols, layers ?ithin optical layer performance and fault
mana,ement, impact of transparency, (.2 measurement, optical trace, ;larm mana,ement,
confi,uration mana,ement.
Suitable number of ;ssi,nments N utorials can be ,iven based on the syllabus
TE:T BOO0S+
1'&
#. @ohn 6. Senior, R8ptical fiber CommunicationsS, Aearson edition, &000.
&. 2aCiv 2ams?ami, 9 SivaranCan, R8ptical 9et?or"sS, 6. 7auffman Aublishers, &000.
O
REFERENCE BOO0S+
K
#. :erd 7eiser, R8ptical <iber CommunicationS, 6:H, # %%#.
&. :. A. ;,ara?al, R<iber 8ptics Communication SystemsS, @ohn Biley 9e?Hor", #%%E
). A... :reen, R8ptical net?or"sS, Arentice Hall, #%%*.
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