Higher Sem Online Test May 18-26

Online Open Book Exam - Test-II
for IV & VI sem students of

Undergraduate PROGRAMS
(Schedule, Syllabus & Instructions Manual)
May 18-26, 2020

IV Sem
Mathematics Syllabus
SYLLABUS FOR OPEN BOOK ONLINE CIE-II FOR FOURTH SEMESTER
Name of the Program Department Of Mathematics
IV Semester Courses
Sl. No. Course Course Title Topics for the Online test
Code
1. 18MA41A Graph Theory, Statistics Unit II: Graph Theory – II:
And Probability Theory Trees: Trees and properties of trees, spanning
trees, Prufer’s code, minimum cost spanning
trees (Kruskal’s), fundamental cut-sets,
fundamental cycles.
Max flow Min cut Theorem-network flow,
electrical network analysis.
Unit III: Graph Theory – III
Coloring of graphs: vertex coloring, chromatic
polynomial, properties of chromatic
polynomial, edge coloring, chromatic index.
Greedy algorithm, scheduling problems.
Unit V: Random Variables and Probability
Distributions:
Random variables-discrete and continuous,
probability mass function, probability density
function, cumulative density function, mean
and variance. Discrete and continuous
distributions - Binomial, Poisson, Exponential,
Normal.
2. 18MA41B Linear Algebra, Unit II: LINEAR ALGEBRA-II
Statistics And QR Factorization, Diagonalization and Singular
Probability Theory Value Decomposition.
Unit IV: PROBABILITY
Random variables (Discrete and Continuous),
Joint probability distribution.
Unit V: PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
Discrete (one out of Binomial and Poisson) and
Continuous (one out of Exponential and
Normal) Distributions, t-distribution, chi-square
distribution.
3. 18MA41C Engineering Unit – II: Analytic function – Cauchy-Riemann
Mathematics Iv equations in Cartesian and polar forms,
harmonic functions. Construction of analytic
functions by Milne-Thomson method.
Complex integration – Cauchy’s theorem,
Taylor’s and Laurent’s series.
Unit – IV: Random variables – discrete and
continuous. Probability distribution function,
cumulative distribution function. Binomial,
Poisson, Exponential and Normal distributions.
Unit – V: Joint distribution of random variables
– Expectation, covariance and correlation.
Aerospace
Engineering
DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
OPEN BOOK ONLINE TEST FOR IV SEMESTER
IV Semester Continuous Internal Evaluation-2 Schedule

Time: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
Date Course code Course title
18.5.2020 18MA41C Engineering Maths IV
19.5.2020 18BT42A* Environmental Technology*
20.5.2020 18AS43 Aerodynamics
21.5.2020 18AS44 Aerospace Structures
22.5.2020 18AS45 Electronics & Communications
23.5.2020 18AS46 Aerospace Manufacturing Technology
26.5.2020 18DCS48 Bridge Course C Programming
Note:
 Environmental technology*(18BT42A*) test is for one and half hour duration only.
 Test portions will be announced by the respective course co-ordinator.
 Test duration: 120 minutes(including uploading of answer papers)
 Maximum Marks: 50
 Platform used: Exam.net Platform
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DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
OPEN BOOK ONLINE TEST FOR VI SEMESTER
VI Semester Continuous Internal Evaluation-2 Schedule

Time: 02.00 PM to 4.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
Date Course code Course title
18.5.2020 16HSM61* FOME*
19.5.2020 16AS62 Aerospace Propulsion
20.5.2020 16AS63 Vibration Engineering

21.5. 2020 16AS64 Aircraft Instrumentation
22. 5.2020 Elective C
16AS6C1 Computational Fluid Dynamics
16AS6C2 Cryogenics
16AS6C4 Advanced Material Technology
16AS6C5 Non Destructive testing & Evaluation
23.5.2020 Elective D
16AS6D2 Experimental Stress Analysis
16AS6D3 Fundamentals of Astrophysics
16AS6D4 Spacecraft Design
16AS6D5 Combustion & Heat Transfer
26.5.2020 16GE6XX Global Elective-E
Note:
 FOME*(16HSM61*) test is for one and half hour duration only.
 Test portions will be announced by the respective course co-ordinator.
 Test duration: 120 minutes(including uploading of answer papers)
 Maximum Marks: 50
 Platform used: Exam.net Platform
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SYLLABUS FOR OPEN BOOK ONLINE CIE-II FOR HIGHER SEMESTERS
Name of the Program AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
IV Semester Courses
Sl. No. Course Code Course Title Topics for the Online test
Unit – II: Analytic function – Cauchy-Riemann
equations in Cartesian and polar forms, harmonic
functions. Construction of analytic functions by
Milne-Thomson method.
Complex integration – Cauchy’s theorem, Taylor’s
and Laurent’s series.
1. 18MA41C Engineering Maths IV
Unit –IV: Random variables – discrete and
continuous. Probability distribution function,
cumulative distribution function. Binomial,
Poisson, Exponential and Normal distributions.
Unit –V: Joint distribution of random variables –

Expectation, covariance and correlation.
UNIT-2:
Noise pollution, Land pollution (sources, impacts
and remedial measures).
Water management: Water conservation
techniques, water borne diseases & water
induced diseases, arsenic & fluoride problems in
drinking water and ground water contamination,
advanced waste water treatment techniques.
UNIT-3:Waste management, Solid waste

management, e waste management & biomedical
2. 18BT42A Environmental Technology
waste management – sources, characteristics &
disposal methods. Concepts of Reduce, Reuse
and Recycling of the wastes.
Energy – Different types of energy, conventional
sources & non-conventional sources of energy,
solar energy, hydro electric energy, wind energy,
Nuclear energy, Biomass & Biogas Fossil Fuels,
Hydrogen as an alternative energy.
UNIT-4:Environmental design: Principles of

Environmental design,
Unit 2 complete, Unit 5 complete and Unit 3:
Incompressible Flow over Airfoils: Airfoil
characteristics, Vortex Sheet, The Kutta
3. 18AS43 Aerodynamics
Condition, Kelvin’s circulation theorem and the
starting vortex, Classical thin airfoil theory for
symmetric Airfoil and cambered airfoil
4. 16AS44 Aerospace Structures unit 3 and unit 5 complete
5. 18AS45 Electronics & Communications Unit -3: Transmission Lines: Introduction,
transmission lines equations and solutions,
termination of line by infinite line, by characteristic
impedance, short circuit line, open circuit line,
VSWR, problems
Waveguides: TEM, TE, TM Waves – wave
propagation in Rectangular, Circular & Planar
wave
Guides (Qualitative Analysis/Block diagram
approach). Scattering matrix parameters,
Transmission matrix, Signal flow graph,
Impedance matching,
Single and double stub tuning, Smith chart –
Case study problems.
Unit-5 Antenna Basics: Introduction, antenna
radiation mechanism, basic antenna parameters,
patterns, radiation intensity, diversity and gain,
antenna apertures, radiation efficiency and
antenna field zones.
UNIT 2: Thermodynamics in Metal Cutting,
Cutting Parameters- Materials & Tool wear and
Tool Life, Machining of Various Metals Used in
aerospace materials-Aluminium, Titanium, Steel-
composite.
UNIT 3: Sheet Metal Working: Shearing
mechanism, Processes like blanking, piercing,
punching, trimming. Forming processes like
bending, cup drawing, coining,
embossing. Presses for sheet metal working; Part
Aerospace Manufacturing feeding systems; Elements of die; punch and die
6. 18AS46
Technology clearances; Progressive, compound and
combination dies. High energy rate
forming processes. Applications of sheet formed
products in Aerospace.
UNIT 4: Processing of Composite: Role of
Composites in Major Aircraft Components, Hand
Layup Machine Layup, Filament Winding, Tape
Lamination, Fiber Placement, Drape Forming,
Liquid Composite Molding - Resin Transfer
Molding, Vacuum-Assisted RTM, Resin Film
Infusion, Pultrusion.
VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)
Unit-2:Foundations of Planning, Organizational
1. 16HSM61 FOME Structure & Design Unit 5:Essentials of
Macroeconomics
2. 16AS62 Aerospace Propulsion Unit-3 and Unit-4 Complete
3. 16AS63 Vibration Engineering Unit-2 and Unit-3 Complete
Unit-2: COMPLETE "Unit-3:COMPLETE
"Unit-4: Air Data Systems & Gyroscopic / Flight
Instruments: Pitot-static Sensing probes, Air
Speed Indicator, Altimeter, Vertical speed
4. 16AS64 Aircraft Instrumentation indicator, Angle of Attack Sensing & indication,
Mach meter, Basic Air Data System and its
functioning with respect to FBW system, Air data
alerting system, Stall warning, Mach warning,
Altitude alerting system.
5. 16AS6C1 Computational Fluid Dynamics Unit 3 and unit 4 complete
6. 16AS6C2 Cryogenics Unit 3 and unit 4 complete
7. 16AS6C4 Advanced Material Technology Unit 2 and unit 3 complete
Non Destructive testing &
8. 16AS6C5
Evaluation Unit 2 and unit 3 complete
9. 16AS6D2 Experimental Stress Analysis Unit 2 and unit 3 complete
Unit-2 from Spectral Lines till end, Unit-3
10. 16AS6D3 Fundamentals of Astrophysics
complete and Unit-4 Complete
11. 16AS6D4 Spacecraft Design Unit 2 and Unit 3 complete
Derivation of transient heat conduction equation
for LPA
Numericals on medical applications related to
LPA
Use of Transient temperature charts (Heisler’s
charts) for transient conduction in slab, long
cylinder and sphere.
Numerical problems medical applications related
to infinite walls, Introduction to Semi-Infinite walls
Problems on transient heat conduction through
Semi-Infinite walls.
Principle of heat flow in fluids, heat transfer
12. 16AS6D5 Combustion & Heat Transfer
coefficient, overall heat transfer coefficient
Introduction to Boundary Layer, Velocity
boundary layer, Thermal Boundary layer
Significance of dimensionless numbers for
internal and external flow
Numerical problems
Empirical correlations of flow around flat vertical
plate, Numericals
Empirical correlations of flow around horizontal
flat surface, Numericals
Empirical correlations of flow around horizontal
cylinder, sphere and enclosure, Numericals
Biotechnology
Sunday, 10th May 2020
SCHEDULE OF ONLINE CIE-2 FOR IV SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS
Biotechnology
Date / Day 10.00 AM to 1.00 PM (All Day)
18th May 2020 (Monday) Biostatistics (18MA41)
18ET42 Environmental Technology 18EB42B
19th May 2020 (Tuesday)
Biology for Engineers
20th May 2020 (Wednesday) Unit Operation (18BT43)
21th May 2020 (Thursday) Bioinformatics (18BT44)
22th May 2020 (Friday) Thermodynamics (18CH45)
18BT46 Molecular Biology
23th May 2020 (Saturday)
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26th May 2020 (Tuesday) 18BT47 Design Thinking Lab **
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Sunday, 10th May 2020
SCHEDULE OF ONLINE CIE-2 FOR VI SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS
Biotechnology
Date / Day 2.00 PM to 4.00 PM (All Day)
18th May 2020 (Monday) IPRE /FOME (16HS161/16HSM61)
19th May 2020 (Tuesday) Microbial Biotechnology (16BT62)
20th May 2020 (Wednesday) Process Dynamics and Control (16BT63)
Genomics and Proteomics (16BT64)
21th May 2020 (Thursday)
16BT6C1 Clinical Technology

16BT6C2 Food Engineering
22th May 2020 (Friday)
16BT6C3 Fermentation Tech
16BT6C4 Java and J2EE
16BT6D1 Medical Instrumentation
16BT6D2 Food & Dairy Biotechnology
23th May 2020 (Saturday)
16BT6D3 Plant Design and Economics
16BT6D4 System Biology
26th May 2020 (Tuesday) GLOBAL ELECTIVES (16GE6XX)
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Name of the Program UG Biotechnology
IV Semester Courses
1. 18BT41 BIOSTATISTICS Unit 3: Probability and
Distribution,Theorems of Probability,
Conditional Probability, Bayes'
Theorem.Probability distribution -
Discrete Distribution (Binomial and
Poisson Distribution).Unit 4: Correlation
and Regression (Complete unit).Unit 5:
Mathematical Modeling in Biotechnology
Lotka-Volterra Model of Predation,Matrix
Model of Base Substitution
2. 18BT42B Biology For Engineers Unit 2 (Mendelian genetics, Gene
disorders), Unit 3 (full), Unit 4 (full),
Unit 5 (Genetic algorithm, BeeHive: New
Ideas for Developing Routing Algorithms
Inspired by Honey Bee Behavior)
3. 18BT46 Molecular Biology Unit 4- Full
4. 18BT44 Bioinformatics Unit 2: 2nd half of the unit,
Unit 3: 1st half of the unit.
Unit 4: ful unit

1. 16BT6D4 Systems biology Unit 4 and Unit 5
2. 16BT6D2 Food and Dairy Unit 3, 4 and 5
Biotechnology
3. 16BT6C1 Clinical Technology Unit 3 and 4 complete
4. 16BT6C3 Fermentation Technology unit-3, 4 and 5
5. 16BT6C2 Food Engineering Unit 2,3 and 4(half)
6. 16BT62 Microbial Biotechnology unit-3, 4 and 5
7. 16BT6D1 Medical Instrumentation UNIT 2 (Complete)
Unit 3 (Half)
Unit 4 (Half)
Unit 5 (half)
CIVIL
ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIE – II for Fourth Semester and Sixth Semester BE Civil Engineering is scheduled from May 18-26.
2020. Details are given below.
TEST SCHEDULE FOR IV SEMESTERS OF UG CIVIL ENGINEERING

Date / Day 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM
18.05.2020
18MA41C - Applied Mathematics IV
Monday
19.05.2020
18ET42 - Environmental Technology 11.00 AM – 12.30 PM
Tuesday
20.05.2020
18CV43 – Fluid Mechanics
Wednesday
21.05.2020
18CV44 - Building Construction and Planning
Thursday
22.05.2020
18CV45 – Structural Analysis – I
Friday
23.05.2020 18CV46 – Soil Mechanics
Saturday
25.05.2020 - HOLIDAY
26.05.2020
Bridge Course for Lateral Entry Students
Tuesday
TEST SCHEDULE FOR VI SEMESTERS OF UG CIVIL ENGINEERING

Date / Day 2.00 PM to 4.00 PM
18.05.2020
Monday 16HS161 – Intellectual Property Rights and Entrepreneurship
19.05.2020
16CV62- Geotechnical Engineering
Tuesday
20.05.2020
16CV63 - Pre-stressed Concrete Structures
Wednesday
21.05.2020
16CV64 - Transportation Engineering
Thursday
16CV6C1 - Structural Masonry/16CV6C2 - Traffic Engineering and
22.05.2020
transportation Planning/16CV6C3 - Air pollution& control
Friday
Engineering/16CV6C4 Watershed Management
23.05.2020 16CV6D1 – Structural Dynamics/16CV6D3 - Construction
Saturday Management/16CV6D4 - Advanced Concrete Technology
25.05.2020 - HOLIDAY
26.05.2020 16GE6E03 - Solid Waste Management – Global Elective
Tuesday --Group E Global Electives--
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Name of the Program Department of Civil Engineering
BE IV Semester Courses
1. 18CV43 Fluid Mechanics Unit-III: Flow through pipes, Orifice and
mouth piece, Notches and Weirs
Unit-IV: Flow through Open Channel
Unit-V: Impact of Jet on Vanes
2. 18CV44 Building Construction and Unit-II: Bonds in Brick Work, Damp proof
Planning construction, Arches, Lintel & Chajja,
Stairs
Unit-III: Types of flooring, Roofs,
Plastering & Pointing, Painting
Unit-IV: Scaffolding, Formwork, Shoring,
Underpinning
3. 18CV45 Structural Analysis- I Unit-II: Consistent Deformation Method,
Unit-III: Arches and Suspension Cables,
Unit-IV: Analysis of Beams by Clapeyron's
three moment theorem
4. 18CV46 Soil Mechanics Unit-III: Compaction,
Unit-IV: Consolidation,
Unit-V: Shear strength
BE VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)

1. 16HSI61 Intellectual Property Rights Unit II - Trademarks
and Entrepreneurship Unit III - Industrial Design, Copyright,
Intellectual Property and Cyberspace
Unit IV - Characteristics of a Successful
Entrepreneur, Communication Best
Practices, Communicate Effectively
Unit V - Design Thinking for Customer
Delight, Sales Skills, Managing Risks and
Learning from Failures, Are you Ready to
be an Entrepreneur
2. 16CV62 Geotechnical Engineering Unit-II Permeability: Darcy’s Law and
its Limitations, Discharge Velocity and
Seepage Velocity, Factors affecting
Permeability, Aquifers and flow through
aquifers, Determination of Coefficient of
Permeability, Permeability of Stratified
Soil Deposits, related problems.
Unit-III Compaction: Introduction,
Differences between Compaction and
Compressibility, Standard Proctor Test,
Modified Proctor Test, Zero air voids
line, Field Compaction Method,
Placement Water Content, Field
Compaction Control, Factors affecting
Compaction, Effect of Compaction on
Soil Properties, Compaction equipments.
Unit-IV Consolidation: Introduction,
Piston-Spring Analogy, Primary and
Secondary Consolidation, Terzaghi’s
Theory of One Dimensional Consolidation
(no derivation), Normally consolidated,
under consolidated and over
consolidated soils, Pre-consolidation
pressure and its determination by
Casagrande’s method.
3. 16CV63 Prestressed Concrete Unit- III, Unit - IV and Unit -V
Structures
4. 16CV64 Transportation Engineering Unit - III, Unit- IV
5. 16CV6C2 Traffic Engineering and Unit- III, Unit - IV and Unit -V
transportation Planning
6. 16CV6C3 Air pollution& control Unit- III, Unit - IV and Unit -V
Engineering
7. 16CV6C4 Watershed Management Unit - II and Unit – III
8. 16CV6D1 Structural Dynamics UNIT II - Dynamics of Single-degree-of-
freedom systems: Mathematical models
of un-damped and damped SDOF system,
Free vibration response of damped and
un-damped systems, response to
harmonic loading,
UNIT III - Evaluation of damping,
vibration isolation, transmissibility,
response to periodic forces.
UNIT IV - Mathematical models of un-
damped and damped MDOF systems,
Free vibration of un-damped MDOF
systems, Natural frequencies and mode
shapes
9. 16CV6D3 Construction Management Unit- III, Unit - IV and Unit -V
10. 16CV6D4 Advanced Concrete Unit - III, Unit- IV
Technology
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
11th May 2020
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Test – II Timetable
IV SEM SCHEDULE
TIME: 11 AM to 1.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
DATE & DAY COURSE COURSE TITLE
CODE
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 18MA41C Engineering Mathematics - IV
THUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 18BT42A Environmental Technology
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,2020 18CH43 Process Heat Transfer
THRUSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 18CH44 Particulate Technology
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 18CH45 Thermodynamics (Common to CH & BT)
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 18CH46 Chemical Technology
THUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020 18DCS48 Bridge Course: C Programming
VI SEM SCHEDULE
TIME: 2.00 PM to 4.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
DATE & DAY COURSE COURSE TITLE
CODE
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 16HS161 Intellectual Property Rights and
Entrepreneurship
THUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 16CH62 Chemical Equipment Design and Drawing
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,2020 16CH63 Process Simulation and Modeling
THRUSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 16CH64 Heterogeneous Reaction Systems
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 16CH6C2 Fuel Cell Technology
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 16CH6D1 Biochemical Engineering
& &
16CH6D2 Pollution Control Engineering
THUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020 16GE6XX Global Electives
NOTE: IPR&E for 6th SEM and EM/ET/Biology for Engineers Test for4th SEM will be of
one and half hour duration only.
8th May 2020
SYLLABUS FOR ONLINE TEST II FOR IV SEMESTER

Unit II: Noise pollution: sources, impacts and control measure,
Land pollution: sources, impacts and control measure, Water
conservation techniques, water borne diseases & water
induced diseases, Problems in drinking water and ground
18BT42A Environmental Technology water contamination, advanced waste water treatment
techniques.
Unit III: Complete
Unit IV: Environmental design: Principles of Environmental
design
18CH43 Process Heat Transfer Design of Double Pipe Heat Exchanger And Evaporators
18CH44 Particulate Technology Unit II and Unit III both complete
Unit 2: Maxwells relation and fluid properties relations,
Relations for internal energy, enthalpy, entropy, Gibbs
Helmhotz equation, Clausium, Clasius Clapeyron Equations.
Unit 3: Complete
18CH/BT45 Thermodynamics Unit 4: Solution thermodynamics Applications: Liquid phase
properties from VLE data, Models fir excess Gibb's energy,
van Laar, Wilson, Wohls three suffix equation, consistency test
for VLE data.
Unit- 2: Acids, Soaps and Detergents.

18CH46 Chemical Technology
Unit -3 - Fertilizers complete.
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8th May 2020
SYLLABUS FOR ONLINE TEST II FOR VI SEMESTER

Unit II Trade Marks: Concept, function and
different kinds and forms of Trademarks,
Registrable and non- registrable marks.
Registration of trade mark; Deceptive similarity;
Assignment and transmission; ECO Label,
Passing off; Offences and penalties.
Infringement of trade mark with Case studies.
Unit IV Communicate Effectively: Learn how
incorrect assumptions and limiting our opinions
about people can negatively impact our
16HSI61 IPRE communication. Identify the barriers which cause
communication breakdown, such as
miscommunication and poor listening, and learn
how to overcome them.
Communication Best Practices. Understand the
importance of listening in communication and
learn to listen actively. Learn a few body
language cues such as eye contact and
handshakes to strengthen communication.
(Practical Application)
Unit I: Process design of Shell and tube heat

exchanger
Unit III: Process and mechanical design of single
16CH62 Chemical Equipment Design and Drawing effect evaporator
Unit IV: Process and mechanical design of
Distillation column
Unit-IV : Models in Reactors
16CH63 Process Simulation and Modelling Unit-V: Numerical Analysis for simulation
Unit II: Catalysis, Catalyst characterisation
16CH64 Heterogeneous reaction system Unit III: Catalyst Deactivation
Unit IV: Fluid Fluid Reactions
Unit III and Unit IV
16CH6C2 Fuel Cell Technology (In-situ Characterization only)
UNIT II ( Enzyme catalysed reactions, Enzyme
inhibitors)
16CH6D1 Biochemical Engineering UNIT III ( Stoichiometry of cell growth and
product formation, Sterilisation Techniques)
Unit- III: Air Pollution
16CH6D2 Pollution Control Engineering Unit- IV : Waste Water Treatment
Unit- II: Solar Energy (Full)
16G6E02 Green Technology Unit- III: Biomass (Full)
Unit- IV : Wind Energy conversion systems
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
Monday, 11 May 2020
OPEN BOOK ONLINE TESTS FOR IV & VI SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

IV SEM SCHEDULE (ALONG WITH COMMON COURSE)
TIME: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
Course Course Title
Date / Day
Code
Monday,18th May 2020 18MA41A Graph Theory, Statistics & Probability Theory
Tuesday,19th May 2020 18BT42B Biology for Engineers
Wednesday, 20th May 2020 18CS43 Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Thursday, 21st May 2020 18CS44
Micro Controller and Embedded Systems
nd
Friday, 22 May 2020 18CS45 Object Oriented Programming using JAVA
Saturday, 23rd May 2020 18CS46 Computer Networks
Bridge Course in C Programming (for lateral
Monday, 26th May 2020 18DCS48
entry students)

VI SEM SCHEDULE (ALONG WITH COMMON COURSE)
Course Course Title
Date / Day
Code
Monday,18th May 2020 16HSM61 Foundation of Managerial Economics
Tuesday,19th May 2020 16CS62 Compiler Design
Wednesday, 20th May 2020 16CS63 Computer Networks
Thursday, 21st May 2020 16CS64 Computer Architecture
16CS6C2 Web Programming,
Friday, 22nd May 2020
16CS6C3 Cloud Computing
16CS6D1 Fuzzy Logic and Intelligent Information Systems
16CS6D2 Data Warehousing and Data mining
Saturday, 23rd May 2020
16CS6D4 Linux Internals
16CS6D5 Introduction to Optimization Techniques
Monday, 26th May 2020 16GE6XX Elective Group E (Global Electives)
Note: FOME Test for 6th sem and Biology for Engineers Test for 4th sem will be for one and half hour duration only
Signature of the HoD

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Tuesday, 12 May 2020
SYLLABUS OF OPEN BOOK ONLINE CIE-2 FOR IV SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS

SL Course Syllabus for CIE-2
Course Title
No Code
Decrease & Conquer, Transform & Conquer,
1 18CS43 Design and Analysis of Algorithms Space & Time Tradeoff, Dynamic
Programming
18CS44 Micro Controller and Embedded
2 Unit 4 & Unit 5
Systems
Exception Handling, Multithreading,
Object Oriented Programming using
3 18CS45 Collections, JavaFX GUI Framework (Unit 3
JAVA
and Unit 5)
4 18CS46 Computer Networks Unit 3 and Unit 4
5 18DCS48 Bridge Course in C Programming Unit 3 and Unit 4
SYLLABUS OF OPEN BOOK ONLINE CIE-2 FOR VI SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS

Sl. No. Course code Course Title Syllabus for CIE-2
1 16CS62 Compiler Design Unit 2(Excluding LL(1) parser), Unit 3 and Unit 5
Unit 2-The Network Layer in the Internet: The IP
Protocol, IP Addresses, Internet Control Protocols,
2 16CS63 Computer Networks IPv6. Unit 3, Unit 4 and Unit 5
Unit-3 complete Unit-4 till dynamic scheduling
3 16CS64 Computer Architecture Unit-5 complete
4 16CS6C2 Web Programming (Elective CX) Unit 2,3,4,5
5 16CS6C3 Cloud Computing (Elective CX) Unit 3 and 4
Unit 2: Intuitionistic fuzzy sets and Other forms,
Fuzzy logic and Intelligent Unit 3,Unit 4:Hard C-means and Fuzzy c-means
6 16CS6D1 Information System (Elective DX) Algorithms
Data Warehousing and Data Unit 2 from rule based classification, Unit 3 and
7 16CS6D2 Mining (Elective DX) Unit 4
8 16CS6D4 Linux Internals (Elective DX) Unit 3, 4 and 5
Unit 2 (Two phase method, Revised Simplex
Introduction to Optimization method and Sensitivity Analysis), Unit 3, Unit 4
9 16CS6D5 Techniques (Elective DX) and Unit 5
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
Phone: 080 - 67178049
080 – 67178050
Fax : 080 –28600337
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL Email:

hod.eee@rvce.edu.in
& Website: www.rvce.edu.in
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Office of the Principal
R.V.Vidyaneketan Post,
Mysuru Road,
Bengaluru-560 059
09 May 2020
SCHEDULE OF ONLINE CIE II FOR IV AND VI SEMESTERS
IV SEMESTER
Time 11:00AM to 1.00PM
Date/ Day Course Code Course Title
18/05/2020 18MA41B Linear Algebra, Statistics and Probability

Monday theory
19/05/2020 18EC42 Engineering Materials*
Tuesday
20/5/2020 18EE43 Machines Analysis-I
Wednesday
21/05/2020 18EI44 Microprocessor and Microcontroller
Thursday
22/05/2020 18EE46 Control Systems
Friday
23/05/2020 18TE45 Signals and Systems
Saturday
26/05/2020 18DCS48 Bridge course C programming
Tuesday
*Note: The course 18EC42 (Engineering materials) will be held only for one and half hour only
Phone: 080 - 67178049
080 – 67178050
Fax : 080 –28600337
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL Email:

hod.eee@rvce.edu.in
& Website: www.rvce.edu.in
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Office of the Principal
R.V.Vidyaneketan Post,
Mysuru Road,
Bengaluru-560 059
VI SEMESTER
Time 2:00PM to 4.00PM
Date/ Day Course Code Course Title

18/05/2020 16HEM61 Foundation of Management and Economics **
Monday
19/05/2020 16EE62 Power system analysis I
Tuesday
20/5/2020 16EE63 Power Electronics
Wednesday
21/05/2020 16EE64 Modern Control theory
Thursday
22/05/2020 Elective C (Local Elective)
Friday 16EE6C1 1. VLSI circuit and design
16EE6C2 2. FLC applications
23/05/2020 Elective-D (Local Elective)
Saturday 16EE6D2 1. Design and analysis of Algorithms
16EE6D4 2. Power quality and RPM
26/05/2020 16G6EXX Elective-E (Global Elective)
Tuesday
**Note: The course 16HEM61 (FOME) will be held only for one and half hour only
Name of the Program Electrical & Electronics Engineering
IV Semester Courses
1. 18MA41B Mathematics-II Maths Department
2. 18EC42 Engineering materials EC Department
3. 18EE43 Electrical machines-1 Unit 2:3-Phase Transformers: Y: Y, Y: ∆, ∆: Y,

andD:D, open delta connection, Scott connection,
phasor diagrams. Harmonics in transformers.
Unit-3:Induction Machine:
Production of rotating magnetic field, operation on
no-load and load, phasor diagram, Power flow
diagram- calculation of HP, torque, efficiency and
power factor. Torque – slip characteristics,
Maximum torque,
Performance of Induction Motors: No load and
blocked rotor tests, equivalent circuit, circle
diagram, Cogging and crawling.
Unit 4:--Method of starting induction motors. Speed
control of induction motor by pole changing
method, stator voltage control and Rotor resistance
control.
4. 18EI44 Microprocessor & EI BOARD
MicroController
5. 18TE45 Signals and Systems UNIT 3
Applications of Fourier Representations to Mixed
Signal classes: Review of Fourier representation of
signals, Introduction to DTFS and DTFT,
Introduction, Fourier Transform Representations of
periodic signals, Convolution and multiplication with
Mixtures of periodic and Non-Periodic signals,
Fourier Transform representation of discrete time
signals, sampling Concept.
Unit 4
The Discrete Fourier transform - Its properties and
Applications: Frequency domain Sampling and
Reconstruction of Discrete time signals, DFT, DFT as
a linear Transformation, Relationship of DFT to
other transforms. Properties of DFT: Periodicity,
Linearity and Symmetry properties, Multiplication of
two DFTs and circular convolution, additional DFT
properties. Linear filtering methods based on the
DFT: Use of DFT in linear filtering, Filtering of long
data sequences.
6. 18EE46 Control systems Unit 2.
Time Response of Feedback Control Systems:
Standard test signals, step response of first and
second order systems, time domain specifications.
Type and order of the system, Steady state error
and static error constants. Effect of feedback on
sensitivity.
Stability Analysis:
Concept of stability, types of stability, Routh
Hurwitz criterion, relative stability analysis.
Unit 3.
Root Locus:
Introduction, concept of magnitude and angle
criterion, construction of root loci, root contours.
Effect of adding a pole/zero to the system.
Introduction to frequency domain:
Frequency domain specifications, concept of phase
margin and gain margin, correlation between time
and frequency response.
Unit 3.
Frequency Domain Analysis:
Introduction to frequency domain plots. Polar plots,
Principle of argument, Nyquist plots and Nyquist
stability criterion. Bode plots, stability analysis
using Bode diagrams.

1. 16HEM61 Foundation of Management & IEM Department
Economics
2. 16EE62 Power System Analysis-1 Unit-3-Sequence impedance and sequence
networks of power systems. Unsymmetrical fault on
an alternator with and without fault impedance
Unit-4-Unsymmetrical fault on a power system with
and without fault impedance, open conductor
faults and unbalanced operation of induction
motor.
Unit-5- Performance curves, Economic generation
scheduling with and without losses Iterative
techniques; Derivation of transmission loss formula.
3. 16EE63 Power Electronics Unit2(Commutation), Unit3-Controlled
Converters(single phase converters(Including
harmonic Analysis) and three phase converters,
Unit4- DC Choppers-Step down and Step-up
choppers, classification of choppers
4. 16EE64 Modern Control Theory Unit 2: Characteristic equation, Eigen values, Eigen
vectors, generalized Eigen vectors, Similarity
transformation, transformation of a state model to
diagonal/Jordan canonical form.
Solution of state equation, transition matrix and its
properties, computation using Laplace
transformation, power series method, similarity
transformation, Cayley-Hamilton method
Unit 3: Controllability & Observability: Concept of
controllability & observability, methods of
determining the same, Relation between
controllability, observability & pole zero
cancellations.
Stability: Liapunov stability criteria, Liapunov
functions, direct method of Liapunov and the linear
system
Unit 4:Pole placement design techniques: Stability
improvements by state feedback, necessary and
sufficient conditions for arbitrary pole placement,
state regulator design, and design of state
observer.
5. 16EE6C1 VLSI Circuit and Design Unit-2: Scaling and its Limitations,
Unit-3: Combinational Circuit Design: NAND logic,
NOR, Pass transistor, Transmission gate, Tristate
buffer, Multiplexer.
Unit-4: CMOS Logic Structures: Complementary
Logic, Bi CMOS Logic, Pseudo-nMOS Logic, Dynamic
CMOS Logic, Clocked CMOS Logic, Sequential MOS
Logic Circuitry: Behaviour of Bi stable element, SR
Latch Circuitry, Clocked latch and Flip Flop
Circuitry.
6. 16EE6C2 FLC Application Unit 2 - center of gravity , center of mass, height,
center of largest area, first of maxima, middle of
maxima, comparison and evaluation of
defuzzification methods . Illustrative Examples
Unit-3- Fuzzy Control from an Industrial
Perspective, Knowledge Based System for Process
Control, Knowledge Based Controllers (KBCs),
Knowledge Representation in KBCs. Fuzzy
Implication , Approximate reasoning-Linguistic
variables, fuzzy propositions, fuzzy if-then-else
statements, inference rules, rule of inference,
representing a Set of Rules – Mamdani Vs Godgel,
Properties of a set of rules, illustrative Examples
Unit-4 Design Parameters, Structure of FKBC, Rule
Base, Data Base, Inference Engine, Choice of
Fuzzification Procedure;
7. 16EE6D2 Design and analysis of algorithms Unit-3: Knapsack Problem, Job Sequencing with
Deadlines, Minimum-Cost SpanningTrees: Prim’s
Algorithm, Kruskal’s Algorithm; Single Source
Shortest Paths Knapsack Problem, Job Sequencing
with Deadlines, Minimum-Cost Spanning Trees:
Prim’s Algorithm, Kruskal’s Algorithm; Single
Source Shortest Paths
Unit-4 : The General Method, Warshall’s
Algorithm, Floyd’s Algorithm for the All-Pairs
Shortest Paths Problem, Single-Source Shortest
Paths: General Weights, 0/1 Knapsack, The
Traveling Salesperson problem.
5. 16EE6D4 Power Quality and RPM Unit 2 - Transients, voltage unbalance, flicker,
power acceptability curve, standards and
monitoring
Units 3 -Voltage tolerance curves and test,
characteristics of voltage sag, computers and
electronic devices response to sag, Adjustable AC
and DC drives, effect of sag on other sensitive
loads.
Unit 5 - Harmonic indices, calculation of powers
under harmonic conditions, Sequence of harmonics,
effect of consumer loads on harmonics, harmonic
sources from industrial loads, impact of harmonics
on different components in the system
ELECTRONICS &
COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
Name of the Program Electronics & Communication Engineering
IV Semester Courses
Sl. Course Code Course Title Topics for the Online test
No.
1. 18EC42 Engineering Techniques for Preparation of Thin Films, Thin Film Conducting
Materials Materials, Thin Film Resistors, Transparent and Conductive Thin
Films, Thin Film Magnetic Materials, Conducting Polymers, Charge
carriers, Synthesis of Conducting Polymers, Semiconducting Organic
Materials, Organic Light Emitting Diode, Organic FET.
2. 18EC43 Advanced Behavioral Models of Flip-Flops, Latch ,Counters ,Shift Register,
Digital System Linear-Feedback Shift Register. Tasks & Functions
Design Using Algorithmic State Machine Charts for Behavioral Modeling, ASMD
Verilog Hdl charts
Design example: Serial adder, sequence detector (Mealy-Moore),
Keypad Scanner and Encoder,
Architecture for Arithmetic Processors:
Array Multiplier, Sequential Binary Multiplier, Sequential Multiplier
Design: Hierarchical Decomposition STG-Based Controller Design,
Efficient STG-Based Sequential Binary Multiplier, Reduced-Register
sequential multiplier.
3. 18EI44 Microprocessor Shall we keep the following syllabus for MPMC Test 2
And Unit 1: Stack, Interrupts
Microcontroller Unit2: String Instructions, Assembly Language Programming
Examples.
Unit3: Hardware of 8051 Microcontrollers: Introduction to Embedded
system, Microcontroller, Comparison of Microprocessor and
Microcontroller, Intel MCS 51 family, Architecture and Pin Functions
of 8051 Microcontroller, CPU Organization, Program Counter, Timing
and Machine Cycles, Internal Memory Organization, Registers, Stack,
Input/ Output Ports, Counters and Timers, Interrupts, Power Saving
Modes.
Unit4: I/O Port Programming, Programming timers, Asynchronous
Serial Data Communication
4. 18TE45 Signals And Applications of Fourier Representations to Mixed Signal classes:
Systems Review of Fourier representation of signals, Introduction to DTFS
and DTFT, Introduction, Fourier Transform Representations of
periodic signals, Convolution and multiplication with Mixtures of
periodic and Non-Periodic signals, Fourier Transform representation
of discrete time signals, sampling Concept.
The Discrete Fourier transform - Its properties and Applications:
Frequency domain Sampling and Reconstruction of Discrete time
signals, DFT, DFT as a linear Transformation, Relationship of DFT to
other transforms. Properties of DFT: Periodicity, Linearity and
Symmetry properties, Multiplication of two DFTs and circular
convolution, additional DFT properties. Linear filtering methods
based on the DFT: Use of DFT in linear filtering, Filtering of long
data sequences.
5. 18EC46 Analog Operational Amplifiers: General considerations – performance
Integrated parameters, One-Stage Op amps – cascode opamps, telescopic
Circuits Design opamps, folded cascode opamps, Two-Stage Op amps, Gain
Boosting, Comparison of performance of various opamp topologies.
Design of opamps from specifications
Stability in feedback systems: Review of Bode rules, problem of
instability, stability condition, gain-phase crossovers, phase margin
Frequency Compensation: Frequency response of CS amplifier -
Miller effect, poles in a system, pole-splitting, Miller compensation.
Two stage opamp - Compensation techniques, closed-loop stability,
optimal phase margin.
Noise: MOSFET noise models, types of noise – thermal, flicker,
Representation of noise in circuits, Noise in single stage amplifiers
(Common source only).
Analog Filters : Classification of filters, transfer function of filters,
Second order filters, active filters – sallen and key filters, KHN
biquad, Tow Thomas, biquads based on simulated inductors.

# Course Code Course Title Topics for the Online test
1. 16EC62 Communication Estimation Basics - MAP and MLI Estimation of Binary signals with
Systems 2 AWGN, Probability of error for binary signaling, Probability of
error for binary baseband pulses (Line codes) using center point
sampling and Matched filters.
Coherent demodulation scheme – Receiver Architecture,
Probability of symbol error for BPSK, QPSK, BFSK. Coherent
Demodulation scheme for multiple signals – M-PAM, M-PSK and M-
QAM. Union Bounded Probability of error these signals, Lower
and upper bounds.
Communication Through AWGN Signals (contd) - Non-Coherent
demodulation of BFSK and DPSK – Symbol representation, Block
diagrams treatment of Transmitter and Receiver, Probability of
error (Without derivation).
Communication through Band Limited Channels: Digital
Transmission through Band limited channels - Inter Symbol
Interference, Signal design for Band limited ideal channel with
zero ISI – Nyquist Criterion (statement only), Sinc and Raised
pulse shaping.
Signal design for Band limited channel with controlled ISI –
Correlative coding, DB and MDB, with and without
Precoding. Brief overview of Equalizer as an inverted channel
filter for non-ideal channels.
2. 16EC63 Computer Unit-2: LAN Addresses and ARP, IEEE 802.3 LANs, Ethernet, Hubs,
Communication Bridges, and Switches, Virtual LAN, PPP: The Point-to-Point
Networks Protocol, X.25 and Frame Relay. IEEE 802.11 LANs.
Unit-3: Network Layer, Logical Addressing, IPV4 Addresses,
Structure, Address Space, Classful Addressing, Classless
Addressing, Network Address Translation.
IPv6 Addresses, Structure, Address Space of IPV6, Transition from
IPV4 to IPV6
Forwarding. Subnet addressing. Inter- and intra-domain routing.
Datagram networks; virtual circuits. RIP, OSPF, BGP. CI
Unit 4: Transport Layer: Process to Process Delivery,
Connectionless Versus Connection Oriented Service, UDP, TCP.
Congestion control and resource allocation-Issues in resource
allocation, Queuing disciplines congestion control. Slow start.
Fast retransmit. Fast recovery.
3. 16EC64 Analog & Mixed Signal Current Mirrors - Basic current mirrors, Current mirrors to bias
Ic Design differential amplifier, Cascode current mirrors, Active current
mirrors.
Operational Amplifiers - General considerations – performance
parameters,One-Stage Op amps, Cascode opamps, Telescopic
opamps, Folded cascode opamps, Two-Stage Op amps, Gain
Boosting, Comparison of performance of various opamp
topologies, Numericals
Stability and Frequency Compensation - Frequency response of
CS amplifier - Miller effect, Poles in a system, pole-splitting,
Miller compensation, Two stage opamp - Compensation
techniques, gain-phase crossovers, closed-loop stability, optimal
phase margin.
Noise - MOSFET noise models , Types of noise – thermal, flicker,
Representation of noise in circuits, Noise in single stage
amplifiers
4. 16EC6C1 Cryptography & Unit2:(1/2)

Network Security Message Authentication and Hash Functions:
Authentication requirements, Authentication functions, Message
Authentication codes, Hash functions, Security of Hash functions
and MAC's
Unit3:(Full)
Digital Signature and Authentication Protocol:
Digital signature, Authentication protocols, Digital signature
standard Authentication Applications: Kerberos encryption
technique, Problems
Unit4:(1/2)
Transport-Level Security: Web security Issues
Security socket layer (SSL) and Transport layer Security, HTTPS
and Secure Shell
5. 16EC6C2 Real Time Embedded RTOS Services: Task Creation, Inter Task Communication: Pipes,
System Message Queues, Mail Box, Memory Mapped Objects; Critical
Section, Shared Data Problem, Synchronization: Signals,
Semaphores Mutex; Remote Procedure and Sockets, Real Time
Memory Management: Process Stack Management, Dynamic
Allocation
Timer & Timer Services: Real Time Clocks & System Clocks,
Programmable Interval Timers, Timer Interrupt Service Routine,
Soft-timer Handling, Soft Timers elated Task Synchronization
Issues: Resource Classification, Racing, Deadlock, Live lock,
Starvation, Priority Inversion, Priority Ceiling & Inheritance
6. 16EC6C4 Low Power Vlsi Design Unit: III full,
Unit : IV Low power SRAM architectures : SRAM organization,
Banked organization, reducing voltage swing on bit lines,
reducing power in write driver circuits and reducing power in
sense amplifier circuits
7. 16EC6C5 Data Structures Using Arrays and Matrices, trees, binary tree, Priority Queues
C++
8. 16EC6D2 Arm Cortex M Memory system, Exceptions, Interrupts
Processors
9. 16EC6D4 System Verilog UNIT-II: System verilog class basics, class declaration, class
members and methods, class handles, class object construction,
super and this keywords, object handles, user defined
constructors, class extension and inheritance, chaining new()
constructors, overriding class methods, extending class methods,
local and protected keywords, constrained random variables,
directed vs random testing, rand and randc class data types,
randomizing class variables, randcase, built-in-randomization
methods, randsequence and examples.
UNIT-III: Interface overview, generic interfaces, interfaces Vs
records, how interfaces work, requirements of good interface,
interface constructs, interface modports, Fundamental test
bench construction, program blocks, program block interaction
with modules, final blocks, Test bench stimulus/Verification
vector timing strategies, Clocking blocks, clocking skews,
clocking block scheduling, fork-join processes.
UNIT-IV: Constrained Random variables, Coverage, Methods and
interfaces Randomization constraints, simple and multi-
statement constraints, constraint distribution and set
membership, constraint distribution operators, external
constraints, cover groups, cover points, cover point bins and
labels, cross coverage, cover group options, coverage
capabilities. Virtual class, why to use virtual class, virtual class
methods and restrictions, polymorphism using virtual methods,
pure virtual methods, pure constraints, passing type parameters,
virtual interfaces.
10. 16EC6D5 Algorithms For Vlsi Partitioning: Problem Formulation, Classification of Partitioning
Design Automation Algorithms, Group migration Algorithms, Simulated Annealing and
evolution algorithm, other partitioning algorithms ,Floor Planning
and Pin Assignment: Problem formulation, classification,
Constraint based, Integer programming based, rectangular
Dualization, simulated evolution floor planning algorithms.
Placement: Problem formulation, Classification, Simulation
based, Partitioning based Placement Algorithms ,Global Routing:
Problem formulation, Classification, Maze routing Algorithms,
Line Probe Algorithms, shortest path-based Algorithms, Steiner
tree-based Algorithms Detailed Routing: Problem formulation,
Classification single Layer routing, General river routing, Single
row routing
11. 16EC6D6 Database Management Relational algebra, SQL and 1NF,2NF and 3NF
Systems (Dbms)
12. 16G6E05 Automotive Unit 4 - Automotive Communication Systems
Electronics Communication interface with ECU’s: Interfacing techniques and
interfacing with infotainment gadgets. Relevance of internet
protocols, such as TCP/IP for automotive applications. Wireless
LANs standards, such as Bluetooth, IEEE802.11x. Communication
protocols for automotive applications. Automotive Buses: Use of
various buses such as CAN, LIN, Flex Ray. Recent trends in
automotive buses (Such as OBDI1. MOST, IE, IELI.I, D2B and DSI).
Application of Telematics in Automotive: Global Positioning
Systems (GPS) and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), for use
in an automotive environment. Higher End Technology:
Comparative Study and applications of ARM Cortex.-
Ascries/Mscries. ARM 9 and ARM11.
Unit 5 - Diagnostics and Safety in Automotive
Diagnostics and Safety in Automotive Fundamentals of
Diagnostics: Basic wiring system and Multiplex wiring system.
Preliminary checks and adjustments, Self-Diagnostic system.
Fault finding and corrective measures. Electronic transmission
checks and Diagnosis, Diagnostic procedures and sequence. On
board and off board diagnostics in Automotive. Safely in
Automotive: Safety norms and standards. Passenger comfort and
security systems. Future trends in Automotive Electronics.
ELECTRONICS &
INSTRUMENTATION
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
Saturday, 09th May 2020
OPEN BOOK ONLINE TEST-II SCHEDULE FOR IV & VI SEMESTERS
4th Semester EIE

Time: 11:00 AM to 1.00PM
Date / Day Course Code Course Title
18th May 2020 Linear Algebra, Statistics and Probability
18MA41B
(Monday) Theory
19th May 2020
18EC42 Engineering Materials
(Tuesday)
20th May 2020
18EI43 Sensors and Actuators
(Wednesday)
21st May 2020
18EI44 Microprocessor & Microcontroller
(Thursday)
22nd May 2020
18EE46 Control Systems
(Friday)
23rd May 2020
18TE45 Signals and Systems
(Saturday)
26th May 2020
18DMA48 Bridge Course Mathematics
(Tuesday)
6th Semester EIE

Time: 11:00 AM to 1.00PM
Date / Day Course Code Course Title
18th May 2020 16HSI61 IPR & Entrepreneurship
(Monday)
19th May 2020 16EI62 Virtual Instrumentation & Data
(Tuesday) acquisition
20th May 2020 16EI63 Automatic Process Control and
(Wednesday) Modeling Techniques
21st May 2020 Communication Systems
16EI64
(Thursday)
22nd May 2020
16EI6CXX Elective Group- C
(Friday)
23rd May 2020
16EI6DXX Elective Group- D
(Saturday)
26th May 2020
16EI6EXX Global Elective - Group- E
(Tuesday)
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Name of the Program Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
IV Semester Courses
1. 18EC42 Engineering Unit 3:Thin Film Electronic Materials: Techniques for Preparation of
Materials Thin Films, Thin Film Conducting Materials, Thin Film Resistors,
Transparent and Conductive Thin Films, Thin Film Magnetic Materials
Unit 4:Organic Electronic Materials: Conducting Polymers, Charge
carriers, Synthesis of Conducting Polymers, Semiconducting Organic
Materials, Organic Light Emitting Diode, Organic FET
2. 18EI43 Sensor & Actuators Unit-III:Topics-pH value sensor, dissolved oxygen sensor, oxidation-
reduction potential sensor, Zirconium probe Sensors, Chem FET
sensors.Tactile sensors: Construction and operation, types. Hall effect
transducers, Thin film sensors and smart transducers: Principles and
applications.
Fabrication Techniques for Thin film Sensors: Photo Lithography;
Types of photoresists, application of photoresists on substrate. LIGA
process; General Description, Material for Substrate and Photoresists
and Electroplating.
Unit-IV (Half):Humidity Sensors and Moisture Sensors:
Concept of humidity, Electrical Conductivity Sensors, Thermal
Conductivity Sensors, Optical Hygrometer, Oscillating Hygrometer.
3. 18EI44 Microprocessor Unit 1: Stack, Interrupts.
and Unit 2:String Instructions, Assembly Language Programming
Microconrrollers Examples.
Unit 3: Hardware of 8051 Microcontrollers: Introduction to Embedded
system, Microcontroller, Comparison of Microprocessor and
Microcontroller, Intel MCS 51 family, Architecture and Pin Functions
of 8051 Microcontroller, CPU Organization, Program Counter, Timing
and Machine Cycles, Internal Memory Organization, Registers, Stack,
Input/ Output Ports, Counters and Timers, Interrupts, Power Saving
Modes.
Unit 4: I/O Port Programming, Programming timers, Asynchronous
Serial Data Communication
4.
18TE45 SIGNALS AND UNIT 3: Applications of Fourier representations to Mixed Signal
SYSTEMS Classes: Review of Fourier Representation of Signals, Introduction to
DTFS and DTFT,Introduction, Fourier Transform Representation of
periodic Signals, Convolution and Multiplication with mixtures of
periodic and Non periodic signals, Fourier Transform Representation of
discrete time signals, Sampling concept.
UNIT 4: The Discrete Fourier Transform – Its properties and

Applications: Frequency domain sampling and reconstruction of
Discrete time signals, DFT, DFT as a linear transformation, Relationship
of DFT to other Transforms. Properties of DFT: periodicity, Linearity
and Symmetry properties, Multiplication of two DFTs, and circular
convolution, additional DFT properties. Linear filtering methods based
on the DFT: Use of DFT in linear filtering, Filtering of long data
sequences.
5. 18EE46 Control systems
Unit 2 Time Response of Feedback Control Systems:Standard test
signals, step response of first and second order systems, time domain
specifications. Type and order of the system, Steady state error and
static error constants. Effect of feedback on sensitivity.
Stability Analysis:Concept of stability, types of stability, Routh

Hurwitz criterion, relative stability analysis.
Unit 3
Root Locus:Introduction, concept of magnitude and angle criterion,

construction of root loci, root contours. Effect of adding a pole/zero to
the system.
Introduction to frequency domain:Frequency domain specifications,

concept of phase margin and gain margin, correlation between time and
frequency response
Unit4
Frequency Domain Analysis:Introduction to frequency domain plots.

Polar plots, Principle of argument, Nyquist plots and Nyquist stability
criterion. Bode plots, stability analysis using Bode diagrams.
1. IPR
2. 16EI62 Virtual Unit-3

Instrumentation and File Input /output, String Handling,File Operation, String Operation
Data Acquisition Error Handler.
Design patterns
Producer/consumer, event handler, derived design pattern, Queued
message handler, Producer/consumer (events), Producer/consumer
(state machine)
Unit-4
Real time application using myDAQ,Real time application using
myRIO, Fourier transforms, Power spectrum, Correlation methods,
windowing & flittering
Unit-5
Advanced Topics in Lab VIEW
Inter-Process Communication,Notifier, QueueSemaphore, Data
Socket.
3. 16EI63 Automatic Process Unit-2
control & Modelling Controller modes, mathematical analysis of PI, PD, & PID Controller
Techniques modes
Unit-3
Analog Controllers, Design of Electronics two-mode, three-mode
composite controller , Design Problem
Digital Controller, Supervisory Control, DAS & P,I,D & Digital
Controller softwares.
Unit-4
Control Loop Characteristics- CASCADE, Ratio Controller & MV
Control, Supervisory and DDC Control, Process Loop Tuning
Methods.Open Loop, & Closed Loop Ziegler -Nichols Method,
Frequency response method of tuning for P, PI, &PID Modes.
4. 16EI64 Communication Unit-2
Systems DSB Modulation: Double Side band suppressed carrier modulation,
time domain and frequency domain description. Time domain and
Frequency domain description of SSB modulated waves, Generation
of SSB waves, Demodulation of SSB waves.
Unit -3
VSB Modulation: Time domain and frequency domain description of
VSB modulated waves, Generation of VSB Modulated wave.
Angle Modulation: Basic concepts of Phase and Frequency
Modulation, Single tone frequency modulation, Narrow band FM,
Wide band FM, Generation of FM waves: Indirect FM, Direct FM,
Frequency translation and FDM.
Unit-4
Digital Communication: Channel Capacity Theorem, model of digital
communication systems, sampling theorem, Reconstruction of
message process from its samples, TDM, Pulse code modulation,
differential Pulse code modulation, delta modulation, applications.
5. 16EI6C1 Computer Unit-2 Data Link layer
Communication Unit-3 MAC Layer( Complete Unit)
Networks Unit-4 Routing Algorithm & Network Layer ( Complete Unit )
6. 16EI6C3 Lasers UNIT-II: Laser Doppler Velacimetry. Laser Spectroscopy: Molecular
Instrumentation and Beam Spectroscopy, Saturation Spectroscopy
Application UNIT-III: Optical Fibers and Optical Sensors
Principles of light propagation through a fiber – different types of
fibers and their properties transmission characteristics of optical fiber
– absorption losses – scattering losses – dispersion – optical fiber
measurement – optical sources – optical detectors.
Noncommunication applications of Fibers: Fiber optic sensors–
Multimode passive Optical fiber sensors, Multimode active Optical
fiber sensors, Single mode fiber sensors. Light Guiding fibers:
Coherent bundles
UNIT-IV: Cardiovascular Applications of lasers: Angioplasty,
Vascular Anastomoses-Laser welding in Cardiovascular system,
Transmyocardial Laser revascularization (TMLR).
7. 16EI6D3 ASIC Design UNIT-3: Low-level Design Entry: Schematic Entry: Hierarchical
design. The cell library, Names, Schematic, Icons &Symbols,
Nets, schematic entry for ASIC’S, vectored instances and buses, edit
in place attributes, Net list, screener, Back annotation connections.
UNIT-4:ASIC Construction Floor Planning and placement:
Physical Design, CAD Tools, System, Partitioning, Estimating ASIC
size, partitioning methods. Floor planning tools, I/O and
power,planning, clock planning, placement algorithms, iterative
placement improvement, Time has driven,placement methods.
8. 16EI6D4 AIRCRAFT UNIT2: Direct Reading Compasses: Terrestrial magnetism,
INSTRUMENTATI Compass construction, aircraft magnetism, components of
ON magnetism.
UNIT3-GYROSCOPES
Gyroscopic Flight Instruments: The gyroscope and its properties,
determining direction of precession, limitations of gyroscope, gyro
horizon, direction indicator, Turn and Bank indicator.
UNIT4-ENGINE INSTRUMENTS
Pressure measurements indicating systems, pressure switches,
temperature measurements, indicating systems: variable resistance
systems, sensor units, Wheatstone bridge systems.
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TIME: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM (ALL DAYS)
Date & Day Course code Course title
MONDAY
18IM41 Engineering Statistics
18.05.2020
TUESDAY Environmental Technology
18BT42A
19.05.2020
WEDNESDAY
18IM43 Engineering Economy and Costing
20.05.2020
THURSDAY
18IM44 Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
21.05.2020
FRIDAY
18IM45 Decision Sciences- Deterministic Models
22.05.2020
SATURDAY
18IM46 Strength of Materials and Machine Design
23.05.2020
TUESDAY
18DCS48 Bridge Course C Programming
26.05.2020
VI SEMESTER SCHEDULE FOR ONLINE TEST II

Date & Day Course code Course title
MONDAY
16HSI61 Intellectual Property Rights & Entrepreneurship
18.05.2020
TUESDAY
16IM62 Enterprise Information Systems
19.05.2020
WEDNESDAY
16IM63 Facilities Planning and Design
20.05.2020
THURSDAY
16IM64 Supply Chain & Logistics Management
21.05.2020
16IM6C1- Digital Manufacturing
FRIDAY Elective C 16IM6C2- Service Operations Management
22.05.2020 16IM6C4- Financial Management
16IM6C5- Data Mining Technologies
16IM6D4- Human Resource Management and
SATURDAY Elective D
Development
23.05.2020 16IM6D5- E-commerce
TUESDAY
16GE6XX Elective Group E (Global Elective)
26.05.2020
Name of the Program Industrial Engineering & Management
IV Semester Courses
Sl. Course Course Title Topics for the Online test
No. Code
1. 18IM41 Engineering Statistics Unit 2: Discrete Probability distribution,
Continuous Probability Distribution
Unit 4: Simple linear Regression and Correlation
Unit 5: Hypothesis Testing
2. 18BT42A Environmental Technology Unit 2: from Noise pollution to complete unit.
Unit 3: complete
Unit 4: up to principles environmental design
3. 18IM43 Engineering Economy and Unit 2: Assets with unequal lives, infinite
Costing lives, Future worth comparison, Pay – back
comparison, Exercises
Unit 3: Equivalent annual worth comparisons,
Rate of return calculations
4. 18IM44 Computer Aided Design and Unit 3: Automation and automated assembly
Manufacturing systems
Unit 4: up to mesh requirements
5. 18IM45 Decision Sciences- Unit III: Transportation Problems & Assignment
Deterministic Models Problems.
Unit IV: Project Management using Network
Analysis.
6. 18IM46 Strength of Materials and Unit 2: Bending stress in beams :Introduction,
Machine Design Assumptions in simple bending theory,
Derivation of Bernoulli’s equation,
Modulus of rupture, Section modulus, Flexural r
igidity, Bending stress distribution in beams of
various sections, Beam of uniform strength (No
numerical on beam of uniform strength)
Shear stresses in beams: Expression for horizontal
shear stress in beam, Shear stress diagram for
simple rectangular and I -section and T-sections
only. Numerical problems.
Torsion of shafts: Assumptions in theory of pure
torsion, Torsion equations,
Torsional rigidity and modulus of rupture, Power
transmitted, Comparison of solid and
hollow circular shafts. Numerical problems.
Unit 3: Design for Static Strength: Static load,
Strength, factor of safety; Stress concentration,
determination of stress concentration factor.
Theories of failure – maximum normal stress
theory, maximum shear stress theory, distortion
energy theory; failure of brittle materials; failure
of ductile materials.
Design for Fatigue Strength: Introduction to S-N
Diagram, low cycle fatigue, high cycle fatigue,
endurance limit, endurance strength, modifying
factors: size effect, surface effect, stress
concentration effects, fluctuating stresses,
Goodman and Soderberg’s relationship; stresses
due to combined loading, cumulative fatigue
damage.
Design for Shafts and Keys: Torsion of shafts,
design of strength and rigidity with steady
loading. ASME & BIS codes for design of
transmission shafting, shafts under fluctuating
loads and combined loads. Keys: Types of keys,
design of keys.
Unit 4: Design of Springs: Types of springs,
stresses in helical springs. Tension and
compression springs, fluctuating and impact
loads.

No. Code
1. 16HSI61 Intellectual Property rights Unit 2: Trademark
and Entrepreneurship Unit 4: from characteristics of successful
entrepreneur
2. 16IM62 Enterprise Information Unit :3 - Enterprise Information Systems
Systems Development
Unit: 4 - Enterprise Information Systems and
Supply chain.
3. 16IM63 Facilities Planning and Design Unit 3: Computer Aided Layout , Warehouse
Operations
Unit 4: Design of Material Flow
4. 16IM64 Supply Chain & Logistics UNIT-II: Design Options for a Distribution Network;
Management till the end of unit.
UNIT-III: Planning and Managing Inventories in a
Supply Chain
UNIT-IV: Designing And Planning Transportation
Networks
5. 16IM6C1 Digital Manufacturing UNIT-II Manufacturing Informatics
UNIT-III Intelligent manufacturing , Management
of Technology in DM
UNIT-IV Key technology of DM.
6. 16IM6C2 Service Operations Customers and relationships: customers and
Management customer segmentation, customer retention,
managing customer relationships.
Customer expectations and satisfaction:
customer satisfaction, service quality and
confidence, customer expectations, defining
expectations-service quality factors, finding
expectations and assessing satisfaction, managing
perceptions
Managing supply relationships: types of supply
relationships, managing service supply chains,
managing through intermediaries, supply
partnerships, service level agreements
7. 16IM6C4 Financial Management Unit 3- Financial Statement Analysis. Uni4 -
Venture Capital Financing. & Long term financing.
Unit5- Working Capital Management.
8. 16IM6C5 Data Mining Technologies Unit 2: Data preprocessing
Unit 3: Classification
9. 16IM6D4 Human Resource Management UNIT-II : Personal planning and recruiting
and Development UNIT-III : Employee Testing, selection and
interviewing
UNIT-IV : Training and development
UNIT-V : Performance management and appraisal
10. 16IM6D5 E-commerce Unit 3: Understanding e com and mcom.
Unit4: E-commerce product design strategy.
INFORMATION
SCIENCE
Monday, 11 May 2020
SCHEDULE OF OPEN BOOK ONLINE CIE II FOR

IV AND VI SEMESTERS OF UG PROGRAMS
IV SEMESTER
Department of Information Science and Engineering
Date / Day Course Code 11.00 - 1.00 PM
18.05.2020 Graph Theory, Statistics &

18MA41A
Monday Probability Theory
19.05.2020 Biology for Engineers

Tuesday 18BT42B
(11 AM – 12.30 PM)
20.05.2020 Design and Analysis of
18CS43
Wednesday Algorithms
21.05.2020
18IS44 Unix System Programming
Thursday
22.05.2020 Object Oriented Programming
18CS45
Friday Using Java
23.05.2020 18IS46 Theory of Computations
Saturday
26.05.2020 Bridge course Maths for lateral
18DMA48
Tuesday entry students
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VI SEMESTER
Department of Information Science and Engineering
Date / Day Course Code 2.00 - 4.00 PM
18.05.2020 Foundations of Management & Economics
16HSM61
Monday (2.00 – 3.30 PM)
19.05.2020 16IS62 Web Programming
Tuesday
20.05.2020
16IS63 Software Engineering and Testing
Wednesday
21.05.2020
16IS64 Database Management System
Thursday
Elective C
22.05.2020 16IS6C1
Information Security
Friday 16IS6C4
Mobile Application Development
Elective D
23.05.2020 16IS6D1
Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
Saturday 16IS6D5
Computer System Performance Analysis
26.05.2020 16GE6XX Global Elective Group E
Tuesday
HOD-ISE
Dr. B M SAGAR
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Name of the Program Information Science
IV Semester Courses
No. Code
1. 18CS43 Design and Analysis of Decrease and conquer: insertion sort, DFS,BFS,
Algorithms topological sorting, application of DFS &BFS,
fake coin problem, Johnson trotter problem,
finding median using partition.
Transform and conquer: presorting, heaps and
heapsort, 2-3 tree, problem reduction.
Space and time trade-offs: sorting by counting,
naïve string matching, input enhancement in
string matching: Horspool’s and Boyer-Moore
algorithm.
Dynamic Programming: computing a binomial
coefficient, Warshall’s and Floyd’s algorithms,
The knapsack problem and memory functions.
2. 18IS44 Unix System Programming Unit 3, Unit 4

3. 18CS45 Object Oriented Unit 3 and Unit 5 : Exception Handling,
Programming Using Java Multithreading, Collections and JavaFX
4. 18IS46 Theory of Computations Unit 2: From Simplification of CFG till Problems

related to CNF, Unit 3 and Unit 4 - Full

Sl. No. Course Course Title Topics for the Online test
Code
1. 16IS62 Web Programming Unit 4 and Unit 5
2. 16IS63 Software Unit 3: Requirements Gathering and Analysis,

Engineering and Software Requirements Specification, Formal
Testing System Specification, Axiomatic specification,
Algebraic Specification, Executable Specification.
Dependability and Security: Socio Technical
Systems, Dependability and Security. System
Modelling: Context models, Interaction models,
Structural models, Behavioral models, Model-driven
engineering.
Unit 4: Software Design: Characteristics of software
design; Cohesion and coupling; Layered arrangement
of modules; Function-oriented and object-oriented
design approach.
User Interface Design: Characteristics of Good User
Interface, Basic Concepts, Types of User Interfaces,
Fundamentals of Component based GUI
Development, A User Interface Design Methodology
3. 16IS64 Database Unit 2 and Unit 5
Management
System
4. 16IS6C1 Information Unit 3-Complete, Unit 4-Privacy in Computing
Security
5. 16IS6C4 Mobile Application Working in the background: Background Tasks,
Development AsyncTask and Async Task Loader, Connect to the
Internet, Broadcast Receivers, and Services.
Triggering, scheduling and optimizing background
tasks – Notifications, Scheduling Alarms, and
Transferring Data Efficiently. All about data:
Preferences and Settings, Storing Data, Shared
Preferences, App Settings. Storing data using SQLite
- SQLite Primer, SQLite Database. Sharing data with
content providers. Loading data using loaders.
6. 16IS6D1 Machine Learning Unit 2 ,Unit 3 and Unit 4
and Pattern
Recognition
7. 16IS6D5 Computer System Unit 2: Errors in Experimental Measurements:
Performance Accuracy, precision, and resolution, Sources of
Analysis errors, A model of errors, Quantifying errors.
Unit 3: Comparing Alternatives: Comparing two
alternatives, Comparing more than two alternatives,
Summary, For further reading, Exercises.
Measurement Tools and Techniques: Events and
measurement strategies, Interval timers, Program
profiling, Event tracing, Indirect and ad hoc
measurements, Perturbations due to measuring.
Unit 4: Benchmark Programs: Types of benchmark
programs, benchmark strategies, example of
benchmark programs, summary.
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
Name of the Program MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
IV Semester Courses
No. Code
1. 18ME43 Manufacturing UINT-II: Drawing: Wire drawing, Rod and Tube
Process Drawing. Rolling Mills: Types, Defects in Rolling. Flat
Rolling Terminology – Draft (Reduction), Forward
and Backward Slip, Roll strip contact length, Bite
angle, Ragging, Neutral Plane and Angle of Nip
(Numericals).
Sheet Metal Forming: Press tool operations; Punch
and Die Clearances, Sheet Metal Drawing – Drawing,
Cupping and Deep drawing. Draw Die Design –Factors
considered for designing a Draw Die (Numericals).
Defects in drawing. Sheet Metal Dies – Progressive,
Compound and Combination Dies. Bending and
Bending Allowance, Rubber Forming.
and UNIT - III (FULL UNIT)
2. 18ME44 Thermal Vapour power cycles, Refrigeration (Vapour
Engineering-II compression, absorption and air refrigeration),
Psychrometry, Air compressors
3. 18ME45 Dynamics of Unit - 3: Balancing of Rotating and Reciprocating
Machines Masses, Unit - 4: Governors
4. 18ME46 Fluid Mechanics Fluid Dynamics, Dimensional Analysis & Laminar
flow through pipes
5. 18ME43 Manufacturing UINT-II: Drawing: Wire drawing, Rod and Tube
Process Drawing. Rolling Mills: Types, Defects in Rolling. Flat
Rolling Terminology – Draft (Reduction), Forward
and Backward Slip, Roll strip contact length, Bite
angle, Ragging, Neutral Plane and Angle of Nip
(Numericals).
Sheet Metal Forming: Press tool operations; Punch
and Die Clearances, Sheet Metal Drawing – Drawing,
Cupping and Deep drawing. Draw Die Design –Factors
considered for designing a Draw Die (Numericals).
Defects in drawing. Sheet Metal Dies – Progressive,
Compound and Combination Dies. Bending and
Bending Allowance, Rubber Forming.
and UNIT - III (FULL UNIT)
6. 18ME44 Thermal Vapour power cycles, Refrigeration (Vapour
Engineering-II compression, absorption and air refrigeration),
Psychrometry, Air compressors
No. Code
1. 16ME62 Design of Machine Power Screws, Spur Gear & Helical Gears
Elements - II
2. 16ME63 Turbomachinery Hydraulic Turbines and Compression process
3. 16ME64 Finite Element Methods 2 D CST elements, Beems, Dynamic Analysis
4. 16ME6C1 Hydraulics and Control components, Hydraulic circuit design 1
Pneumatics ànd 2
5. 16ME6C4 Advanced Machine unit 3 and 4
Design
6. 16ME6C5 Product Design and Unit 2 and Unit 4
Development
7. 16ME6D1 Gas dynamics and Unit 3, Unit 4, Unit 5
Combustion
8. 16ME6D2 Non Traditional UNIT-II: Electro chemical and chemical
Processes processes: Electro chemical machining (ECM)
Classification ECM process – Principle of ECM
Chemistry of the ECM parameters of the
processes- Determination of the metal removal
rate - Dynamics of ECM process-Hydrodynamics
of ECM process – Polarization-.Tool Design -
Advantages and Disadvantages - Applications.
Electro Chemical Grinding-Electro Chemical
honing, Electrochemical deburring, UNIT-III
(FULL UNIT) and UNIT - IV: Laser Beam
Machining (LBM): Introduction- Principle of
generation of lasers, Equipment and Machining
procedure-Types of Lasers-Process
characteristics-advantages and limitations-
Applications
9. 16ME6D4 Cutting Tool Design Unit 2 and Unit 4
10. 16ME6D5 Quality Assurance Unit 3-Acceptance Sampling (full unit) ,
Unit 4- till completely randomised design
TELECOMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
09 MAY 2020
OPEN BOOK ONLINE TEST SCHEDULE CIE-II FOR IV & VI SEMESTER
Name of the Program Telecommunication Engineering

IV Semester Schedule
Time: 11.00AM to 1.00PM (ALL DAYS)
Date / Day COURSE COURSE TITLE
CODE
May 18, 2020, Monday 18MA41B Linear algebra , statistics & probability
May 19, 2020, Tuesday 18EC42 Engineering Materials
May 20, 2020, Wednesday 18TE43 Analog communication
May 21, 2020, Thursday 18EI44 Micro Processors & Micro Controllers
May 22, 2020, Friday 18TE46 Object Oriented programming with C++
May 23, 2020, Saturday 18TE45 Signals and Systems
May 26, 2020, Tuesday - Bridge course for lateral entry students
Note: The course 18EC42( Engineering materials) will be held for one and half hours only
VI Semester Schedule
Time: 2.00PM to 4.00PM (ALL DAYS)
Date & Day COURSE COURSE TITLE
CODE
May 18, 2020, Monday 16HSM61 Foundation of Management
& Economics
May 19, 2020, Tuesday 16TE62 Computer communication networks
May 20, 2020, Wednesday 16TE63 Information Theory & Coding
May 21, 2020, Thursday 16TE64 Radiating Systems
May 22, 2020, Friday 16TE6CX Elective-C
May 23, 2020, Saturday 16TE6DX Elective-D
May 26, 2020, Tuesday 16GE6XX GLOBAL ELECTIVES
Prof & Head

Name of the Program Telecommunication Engineering

IV Semester Courses
1. 18E144 Micro Processors & Micro Unit 1- stack & interrupts
Controllers Unit 2- string instructions, assembly
language programming examples.
Unit 3- Hardware of 8051 micro
controller: introduction to embedded
system, microcontroller, comparison of
microprocessors and microcontroller,
Intel MCS51 family, architecture and pin
functions of 8051, CPU organization,
program counter, timing and machine
cycles, internal memory organization,
registers, stack, input/output ports,
counters and timers, interrupts, power
saving modes.
Unit4: I/O port programming,
programming timers, asynchronous serial
data communication
2. 18EC42 Engineering Materials Unit 3 & 4 full
3. 18TE43 Analog communication second half of unit 2, unit 3, first half of
unit 5
4. 18TE45 Signals and Systems Unit 3 and Unit 4 full
5. Object Oriented programming Unit 2 and Unit 3 full
18TE46 with C++

1. 16TE62 Computer Communication Unit 3 full, unit4- transport layer
Networks protocols
2. 16TE63 Information Theory & Unit 3 & unit 4 full
Coding
3. 16TE64 Radiating Systems Unit 2 and Unit 3 Full,
Unit-5 (Transmission line model of
Microstrip patch antenna)
4. 16TE6C1 Cmos Circuit Design Unit 2-Digital CMOS circuits
Unit 3- full
Unit4: VLSI &ASICS
5. 16TE6C4 Operating Systems Unit 2- Threading models
Unit 3- full
Unit 4- memory management
6. 16TE6D4 Java Unit 2 and Unit 3 Full
7. 16TE6D3 Cryptography And Network Unit2- Message authentication and Hash
Security functions. Unit-3 full, Unit-4
Steaganography
VI Sem Global
Electives
VI Semester Courses (Global Electives)

Sl. Course Code Course Title Topics for the Online test
No.
1. 16G6E01 BIOINSPIRED ENGINEERING
Unit 3:Shark skin- Biological approaches to
efficient swimming via control of fluid
dynamics, Muscles- Efficient biological
conversion from chemical to mechanical
engineering.
Unit4: Artificial neural networks, Genetic

Algorithm, Medical devices, Biosensors,
Plant as Bio-inspirations: Energy efficiency,
Biomimetic super hydrophobic surfaces-
lotus leaf effect, Bionic leaf , Photovoltaic
cells.
Unit 5:Artificial Support and replacement

of human organs-Artificial Kidneys, liver
and Blood. Artificial Lungs , Heart, skin
and Pancreas, Total joint replacements,
Visual prosthesis -artificial eye, Sense and
sensors: Artificial tongue and nose,
Biomimetic echolation.. Limitations of
organ replacement systems .
2. 16G6E02 GREEN TECHNOLOGY

Unit 2- Full
Unit 3- Full
Unit 4- WECS
3. 16G6E03 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Unit - 3 – Full

Unit - 4 - Full
Unit - 5 - e Waste management.
4. 16G6E04 INTRODUCTION TO WEB UNIT-3
PROGRAMMING UNIT-4
5. 16G6E05 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS Unit 4 and Unit 5
Unit 4 - Automotive Communication Systems
Communication interface with ECU’s:

Interfacing techniques and interfacing with
infotainment gadgets. Relevance of internet
protocols, such as TCP/IP for automotive
applications. Wireless LANs standards, such as
Bluetooth, IEEE802.11x. Communication
protocols for automotive applications.
Automotive Buses: Use of various buses such
as CAN, LIN, Flex Ray. Recent trends in
automotive buses (Such as OBDI1. MOST, IE,
IELI.I, D2B and DSI). Application of Telematics
in Automotive: Global Positioning Systems
(GPS) and General Packet Radio Service
(GPRS), for use in an automotive
environment. Higher End Technology:
Comparative Study and applications of ARM
Cortex.-Ascries/Mscries. ARM 9 and ARM11.
Unit 5 - Diagnostics and Safety in Automotive
Diagnostics and Safety in Automotive

Fundamentals of Diagnostics: Basic wiring
system and Multiplex wiring system.
Preliminary checks and adjustments, Self-
Diagnostic system. Fault finding and
corrective measures. Electronic transmission
checks and Diagnosis, Diagnostic procedures
and sequence. On board and off board
diagnostics in Automotive. Safely in
Automotive: Safety norms and standards.
Passenger comfort and security systems.
Future trends in Automotive Electronics.
6. 16G6E06 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS Unit 3: bridge converters, Derivation of

average load voltage and current. Three
phase converters –
Six pulse converters- with R load- Active
inputs to the convertors with and without
Freewheeling diode, Derivation of average
load voltage and current.
Converter applications:
Industrial Applications of Half and Fully
controlled converters to DC drives (Control of
DC drives)
Unit 4:Choppers – Step down, Step up
Chopper, Step up/Down Chopper, Time ratio
control andCurrent limit control strategies –
Derivation of load voltage and currents with
R, RL of Stepdown, Step up Chopper, Step
up/Down Chopper – load voltage expression.
Application of choppers to subway cars,
Industrial drives , battery operated vehicles
Unit 5:Basic series inverter – Basic parallel
Capacitor inverter,
Voltage control techniques for inverters Pulse
width modulation techniques. – UPS-online,
offline
7. 16G6E07 PROJECT MANAGEMENT Unit III : Project Time Management
Unit IV: Project Cost Management
Project Quality Management
8. 16G6E08 VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTATION Unit-III:
Error Handling, String Handling, File
Input/Output, Design Patterns.
Unit-V:Advanced Topics in
LabVIEW:Applications of VI: Fourier
Transforms, Power spectrum,Correlation
Methods,Windowing & Filtering,
Notifier.Development of Control System,
Image Acquisition and Processing
9. 16G6E09 INTRODUCTION TO MOBILE
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT Unit 2 - Broadcast Receivers.
UNIT 3- Database and Content Providers:

Introducing Android Databases; Introducing
SQLite; Content Values and Cursors; Working
with SQLite Databases; Creating Content
Providers; Using Content Providers; Case
Study: Native Android Content .
UNIT 4 - Location Based Services, Telephony

and SMS: Using Location-Based Services;
Using the Emulator with Location-Based
Services; Selecting a Location Provider; Using
Proximity Alerts; Using the Geocoder;
Example: Map-based activity; Hardware
Support for Telephony; Using Telephony;
Introducing SMS and MMS.
10 16G6E10 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING Unit 2 - Full
Unit 3 - Full
Unit 4 - Brake- Classification and Components
- Disc and drum brakes, Hydraulic, parking
brake, Front and rear wheel brakes. Antilock
Braking Systems.
11. 16G6E11 MOBILE NETWORK SYSTEMS AND Unit-2: Key selection at GSM physical layer,
STANDARDS Multiple access in GSM & GSM channels, GSM
traffic channels, Control channels, GSM
enhancements, Complete GPRS, IS-95 &
EDGE.
Unit 4 - Full
12. 16G6E12 APPLIED PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS Unit2: Derivation of Laplace and Poisson
equation, Solution of Laplace equation by
separation of variables (Fourier series
method), Direchlet problem, Neumann
problem and Solution of Laplace equation in
cylindrical and spherical coordinates.
Unit4: Solution of one dimensional wave

equation by separation of variables (Fourier
series method), Solution of one dimensional
wave equation -vibrating string, Forced
vibration, Periodic solution of one
dimensional wave equation in cylindrical and
spherical coordinates, Vibration of Circular
membrane.
Unit 5: Finite difference method for Elliptic

and Hyperbolic partial differential equations
( 2D Laplace equation and 1D wave equation)
13. 16G6E13 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS Pneumatic system and components, Use of
bleed air, Landing gear and braking
Aircraft Fuel Systems : Characteristics of
aircraft fuel system, Fuel system and its
components, Gravity feed and pressure feed
fuel systems, Fuel pumps-classification, Fuel
control unit.
Environmental Control Systems : Air-

conditioning system, vapour cycle system,
Fire detection- warning and suppression.
Engine Systems : Engine starting sequence,

Starting and Ignition systems, Engine oils and
a typical lubricating system.
Instruction Manual
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for IV & VI sem students of

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Name of the Program Department Of Mathematics

OPEN BOOK ONLINE TEST FOR IV SEMESTER

IV Semester Continuous Internal Evaluation-2 Schedule

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VI Semester Continuous Internal Evaluation-2 Schedule

20.5.2020 16AS63 Vibration Engineering

Name of the Program AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

Unit –V: Joint distribution of random variables –

UNIT-3:Waste management, Solid waste

UNIT-4:Environmental design: Principles of

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Name of the Program UG Biotechnology

VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)

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BE VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)

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SCHEDULE OF ONLINE CIE II FOR IV AND VI SEMESTERS

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Time 2:00PM to 4.00PM

Date/ Day Course Code Course Title

Name of the Program Electrical & Electronics Engineering

2. 18EC42 Engineering materials EC Department

3. 18EE43 Electrical machines-1 Unit 2:3-Phase Transformers: Y: Y, Y: ∆, ∆: Y,

VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)

Name of the Program Electronics & Communication Engineering

VI Semester Courses (excluding Global Electives)

4. 16EC6C1 Cryptography & Unit2:(1/2)

4th Semester EIE

6th Semester EIE

Test Coordinator HoD, Dept EIE

Name of the Program Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

UNIT 4: The Discrete Fourier Transform – Its properties and

Stability Analysis:Concept of stability, types of stability, Routh

Root Locus:Introduction, concept of magnitude and angle criterion,

Introduction to frequency domain:Frequency domain specifications,

Frequency Domain Analysis:Introduction to frequency domain plots.

2. 16EI62 Virtual Unit-3