Academic year : Summary

S.No	Academic Year	No. of Workshops	No. of FDP	No. of Seminars and Guest Lectures	Total
1	2020-2021	1	0	6	7
2	2019-2020	10	3	4	18
3	2018-2019	3	0	2	5
4	2017-2018	11	1	3	15
5	2016-2017	7	1	3	12
6	2015-2016	8	1	6	15
7	2014-2015	8	0	0	8

Academic year : 2021-2022

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Type of faculty members	Nature of the Program
1	09/08/2021 to 14/08/2021	6 days	5G and Emerging Technologies	120	Faculty members	FDP
2	16/08/2021 to 18/08/2021	3 days	IoT Design using Wireless Protocols	40	Faculty members	Workshop
3	11/13/2021	1 day	Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking	200	All Branches students and Faculty members	Webinar
4	27/09/2021 to 02/10/2021	6 days	Introduction to Deep Learning	300+	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Workshop
5	11/13/2021	1 day	Verification Methodologies for ASIC Design	40	B.Tech 4th year ECE and M.Tech VLSI SD students	Webinar
6	22/11/2021 to 26/11/2021	5 days	A 5-Day Workshop on Introduction to Python Programming	120+	B.Tech 2nd year students (all branches)	Workshop

Academic year : 2020-2021

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Type of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	7/5/2020	2 Hours	Webinar on CMOS Circuit Design with the Sub-nW power	100+	Faculty Members	Webinar
2	30/11/2020	2 Hours	Webinar on Challenges in Designing High Speed Serial I/Os and Interfacing	100+	Faculty Members	Webinar
3	02/01/2021 & 03/01/2021	2 Days	A Two day virtual workshop on Make in India and entrepreneurship	200+	B.Tech 2nd and 3rd year students	Workshop
4	1/9/2021	2 hours	Dr. Sukomal Dey Assistant Professor Dept. of Electrical Engineering IIT Palakkad	30	Faculty Members	Webinar
5	11/02/2021 to 13/02/2021	3 Days	A Three Day Training on ASIC Physical Design using Cadence EDA Tools (Theory & Practice)	30	Faculty Members	Traning
6	12/03/2021 to 13/03/2021	2 Days	A Two Day Traning on VLSI Design using EDA Tools	60	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Training
7	16/03/2021	1 day	Hardware Platforms for Engineering Applications	40	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Webinar

Academic year : 2019-2020

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	Conducted by	No.of Participants	Type of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	19/07/2019	2 Hours	Emerging Trends in Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	TECHNOLITES	100+	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Guest Lecture
2	27/07/2019	2 Hours	Contribution of TESLA	TECHNOLITES	100+	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Guest Lecture
3	02/08/2019, 03/08/2019 and 09/08/2019, 10/08/2019	2 Days	Two Day Workshop on Arduino Based Robots	Technolites, ECE	87	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Workshop
4	26/08/2019	1 Day	One Day Seminar on Scripting Languages for VLSI Design	Department of ECE	17	Faculty Members	Seminar
5	27/08/2019	1 Day	One Day Seminar on Physical Design	Department of ECE	16	Faculty Members	Seminar
6	28/08/2019 & 30/08/2019	2 Days	Two day Training on VLSI System Functionality and Optimization Analysis using EDA Tools	Prof. Magdy Bayoumi Centre for VLSI Design, ECE Dept.,	16	M.tech VLSI SD students	Training
7	07/09/2019 & 09/09/2019	2 Days	Two Day Workshop on Raspberry Pi Using Python	TECHNOLITES, Dept., of ECE	16	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Workshop
8	7/9/2019	1 Day	Technical Event on Hardware Platforms for Engineering Applications	TECHNOLITES, Dept., of ECE	49	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Technical Event
9	19/09/2019 to 21/09/2019	3 Days	Three Day FDP on ASIC physical Design Using Cadence Tools	Prof. Magdy Bayoumi Centre for VLSI Design, ECE Dept.,	11	Faculty Members	FDP
10	27/09/2019	1 Day	Hands-on Training on Electromagnetic Software Tools	TECHNOLITES, Dept., of ECE	32	B.Tech 3rd year ECE	Training Program
11	30/10/2019 to 01/11/2019	3 Days	Three Day FDP on Research Methodology	IEEE SB, Dept., of ECE	12	Faculty Members	FDP
12	25/11/2019 to 29/11/2019	5 Days	Short Term Training on High Level VLSI System Design using EDA Tools	Prof. Magdy Bayoumi Centre for VLSI Design, ECE Dept.,	30	Faculty Members	Short Term Course
13	02/12/20149 to 04/12/2019	3 Days	Three Day Refresher Course on 8051 mrocontroller	Dept., of ECE	36	Faculty Members	Refresher course
14	12/12/2019 to 14/12/2019	3 Days	Three Day FDP on Wireless Sensor Networks and Internet of Things	TEQIP-III, JNTUH and Dept., of ECE, CVRCE	60	Faculty Members	FDP
15	24/12/2019	1 Day	Modern CPU Architectures & Infrastructures for Embedded System Design	TECHNOLITES, ECE DEPT.,	50	M.Tech ES students	Guest Lecture
16	4/1/2020	1 Day	One Day Training on MIT App Inventor	TECHNOLITES ECE Dept.,	52	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Training
17	27-28/01/2020, 29-30/01/2020,31/01/2020-01/02/2020	2 Days	Two Day Training on Basic Embedded System Design using Arduino	TECHNOLITES in Association With IETE, ECE Dept.,	130	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Workshop
18	07/02/2020 and 10/02/2020	2 Days	Two Traing on TCL Scripting For VLSI EDA Tools	TECHNOLITES ECE Dept.,	10	B.Tech 4th year ECE	Training

Academic year : 2018-2019


S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Type of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	4/8/2018	1 Day	One Day Workshop on Basic Embedded System Design Using Arduino	30	B.Tech 2nd year ECE	Workshop
2	9/10/2018	2 HOURS	Wireless Communication- Electromagnetic Theory	30	B.tech 4th year ECE	Guest Lecture
3	24/09/2018	2 HOURS	Microstrip Antennas	60	B.tech 4th year ECE	Guest Lecture
4	21/1/2019 & 22/1/2019	2 Days	Two Day Training on Xilinx Vivado Design Tools (Installation and practice)	25	Faculty Members	Training
5	22/02/2019 & 23/02/2019	2 Days	Practical Implementation of Python on Raspberry PI	20	M.Tech ES Students	Workshop

Academic year : 2017-2018

S. No.	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	29/07/2017	1 Day	MATLAB Latest Toolboxes by Mathworks	30	Training
2	29/07/2017	1 Day	IoT using Arduino	30	Workshop
3	18/08/2017	2 HOURS	Getting Ready for The Future – The Road ahead	150+	Guest Lecture
4	22/09/2017	2 HOURS	Introduction to Navigational Electronics and Surveillance	100	Guest Lecture
5	13/10/2017 &14/10/2017	2 Days	Machine Learning	40	Workshop
6	06/11/2017 to 11/11/2017	6 Days	Signal processing and communications with hands on using MATLAB.	45	Workshop
7	20/11/2017 to 25/11/2017	6 Days	Digital system design using FPGA and Simulink	37	FDP
8	04/12/2017 to 05/12/2017	2 Days	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV’s)	48	Workshop
9	7/12/2017 to 8/12/2017	2 Days	Training on Cadence tools(Installation & Practice)	20	Training
10	12/1/2018	2 HOURS	Internet of Things	40	Guest Lecture
11	19/01/2018 to 20/01/2018	2 Days	Haptics Robotics by Robokart Company, Mumbai	30	Workshop
12	30/1/2018 to 31/1/2018	2 Days	Hands On Embedded System Design using Arduino	105	Workshop
13	15/03/2018 to 16/03/2018	2 Days	IoT Home Automation	30	Workshop
14	23/04/2018 to 25/04/2018	3 Days	A Practical Approach of Signal Processing and Embedded System Design through LabVIEW	33	Workshop
15	11/06/2018 to 16/06/2018	6 Days	Recent Advances in Radar Systems for Special Applications	40	Referesher Programme

Academic year : 2016-2017

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	10/8/2016	2 Hours	Design Aspects of Remote Sensing Earth Stations	100+	Guest Lecture
2	3/12/2016	2 HOURS	Modulation, BER & Capacity	35	Guest Lecture
3	3/11/2016	2 HOURS	Manipulation of Signals for Multidisciplinary Applications	100+	Guest Lecture
4	09/09/2016 to 10/09/2016	2 Days	Ethical Hacking by e-Marshals	40	Workshop
5	15/11/2016 to 19/11/2016	5 Days	VLSI and Embedded System design in communications	45	Workshop
6	21/12/2016 & 22/12/2016	2 Days	Research Trends in Electronics and Communication Engineering	100	Workshop
7	2/4/2017	1 Day	Embedded and Real time systems	45	Workshop
8	3/19/2017	1 Day	Ethical Hacking by e-Marshals	30	Workshop
9	24/03/2017	2 HOURS	Role of Satellites for Natural Resources Monitoring	100+	Guest Lecture
10	24/04/2017 to 27/04/2017	3 Days	Communication, Signal & Image processing using MATLAB	50	FDP
11	05/06/2017 to 09/06/2017	5 Days	Digital and Analog VLSI Design using CADENCE	32	Short Term Course
12	12/06/2017 to 14/06/2017	3 Days	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	42	Referesher Programme

Academic year : 2015-2016

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	2/9/2015	2 HOURS	Evolution and Future of Mobile Communications in India	120	Guest Lecture
2	4/11/2015	2 HOURS	Cloud Security and IoT	100	Guest Lecture
3	31/07/2015	2 HOURS	Internet of Things	100+	Guest Lecture
4	28/09/2015	2 HOURS	Satellite and Remote Sensing	240	Guest Lecture
5	30/09/2015	1 Day	Three Fundamental Robots	120	Workshop
6	08/10/2015 to 09/10/2015	2 Days	Microcontrollers and Its Applications	35	Workshop
7	02/11/2015 to 04/11/2015	3 Days	Two Day Short Term Course on Emerging Trends and Research Areas	45	Short Term Course
8	04/12/2015 to 05/12/2015	2 Days	Two Day Short Term Course on Electromagnetic Fields and Transmission Lines	42	Short Term Course
9	21/12/2015 to 22/12/2015	2 Days	Two day workshop on Research trends in ECE		Workshop
10	19/01/2016	2 HOURS	Basic Communications and satellite Concepts for Broad Caster	120	Guest Lecture
11	19/02/2016	1 Day	PCB Fabrication	50	Workshop
12	15/03/2016 to 16/03/2016	2 Days	Arduino Prototyping	80	Workshop
13	4/5/2016	2 HOURS	Plagiarism	40	Guest Lecture
14	06/06/2016 to 10/06/2016	5 Days	Faculty Development programme on Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	35	FDP
15	14/06/2016	1 Day	Digital Design Through Arduino by G V V Sharma, IIIT Hyderabad	32	Workshop

Academic year : 2014-2015

S. No	Dates	Duration	Event Name	No.of Participants	Nature of the Program
1	7th & 8th Oct, 2014	2 Days	Workshop on “Distinguished Lectures on Initiation of Research Activities”	45	Workshop
2	10th-12th November, 2014	3 Days	Three Day Training Program on Cadence Tools (Installation & Practice)	31	Workshop
3	14th &15th Feb, 2015	2 Days	Workshop on Circuit Design & PCB Fabrication	89	Workshop
4	25th & 26th Feb, 2015	2 Days	Aurdiono training	12	Workshop
5	21st, 22nd, 28th Feb, 1st & 7th Mar, 2015	5 Days	Workshop on advanced Digital Design	45	Workshop
6	6th & 7th March, 2015	2 Days	Workshop on “Computer Vision :Industry-Institute Partnership Cell”	80	Workshop
7	23rd March 2015	2 Days	BLOG BUZZ	150	Workshop
8	27th March 2015	1 Day	CIENCIA 2K15 Robotics		Workshop

M.Tech ES R18

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I Year I Semester
I Year II Semester
II Year I Semester
II Yr II semester

Regulation R18 : I Year I Semester

Course Outcomes of M Tech Embedded Systems – R18 Regulations
M Tech I Year I Semester
Course Code	Course Title	CO Number	Course Outcome
73101	PROGRAMMING FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS	CO1	Program 8051 based embedded system
		CO2	Compare and select ARM processor core based SoC with several features peripherals based on requirements of embedded applications
		CO3	Understand embedded C programming techniques
		CO4	Develop small applications by utilizing the ARM processor core
		CO5	Implement Different Microcontroller Interfaces
73102	OPERATING SYSTEMS FOR EMBEDDED DESIGN	CO1	Evaluate the necessary modules for an operating system and implement in the program
		CO2	Understand file system and customize the blocks desired for an embedded system
		CO3	Inter-process communication problems will be solved and various algorithms will be developed for synchronization
		CO4	Understand and program scheduler for periodic and aperiodic task structure
		CO5	Understand different RTOS in embedded systems
73103	EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN	CO1	Understand an embedded system and to know its applications
		CO2	Learn the processing elements used in embedded systems
		CO3	Understand embedded firmware
		CO4	Knows the use of RTOS in embedded systems
		CO5	Learn different task communication techniques in RTOS
73104	PYTHON PROGRAMMING	CO1	Develop algorithmic solutions to real-world computational problems
		CO2	Develop scripts for handling complex data
		CO3	Utilize the standard library modules for various applications
		CO4	Access databases and handle files through Python scripts and programs
		CO5	Handle complex computations using Object-oriented Python
73105	VLSI TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN	CO1	Review FET fundamentals for VLSI design
		CO2	Design, draw the layouts of all logic gates & various MOSFET‟s by using scalable design rules
		CO3	Know the methods to find delays, power utilized by using different methods of testing
		CO4	Design different memory cells & arrays, finding different faults by conducting different testing methods
		CO5	Design the subsystems based on VLSI concepts
73106	WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS	CO1	Understand the fundamentals of mobile and cellular communications system design and cell capacity
		CO2	Understand the large-scale path loss in mobile radio propagation
		CO3	Model the fading effects in multi path environment
		CO4	Understand different types of equalizers and diversity techniques
		CO5	Analyze the performance of modulation techniques for mobile radio
73107	ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE	CO1	Understand the fundamentals necessary for computer design
		CO2	Learn the concept of instruction format and the classification with respect to instruction sets
		CO3	Understand the concept of pipelining and to know the consequences of it on instruction set and performance
		CO4	Know what is instruction level parallelism and to know its existence with respect to hardware and software
		CO5	Understand the multiprocessors and interconnection networks
73108	CPLD AND FPGA ARCHITECTURES AND APPLICATIONS	CO1	Understand the difference between FPGA and CPLD architectures
		CO2	Understand all types FPGA interconnecting technologies
		CO3	Know different FPGA vendors architecture and their applications
		CO4	Develop the capability of logic expression using Anti fuse FPGA such as ACTEL FPGAs
		CO5	Design Counters, Accumulators and other applications using FPGA technology
73109	IMAGE AND VIDEO PROCESSING	CO1	Learn image representation, filtering, compression
		CO2	Learn the basics of video processing, representation, motion estimation
		CO3	Understand the representation of video
		CO4	Understand the principles and methods of motion estimation
		CO5	Understand the principles of 2-D Motion estimation in image processing
78101	RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND IPR	CO1	Understand research problem formulation and analyze research related information
		CO2	Follow research ethics
		CO3	Understand that today‟s world is controlled by Computer, Information Technology, but tomorrow world will be ruled by ideas, concept, and creativity
		CO4	Understanding importance of intellectual property rights
		CO5	Understand the importance of patent rights and developments in IPR
73131	EMBEDDED PROGRAMMING LAB (Lab – I)	CO1	Install, configure and utilize tool sets for developing applications based on ARM processor core
		CO2	Develop prototype codes using commonly available on and off chip peripherals on the Cortex M3
		CO3	Program for Interfacing different I/O devices with Embedded boards
		CO4	Develop small applications by utilizing the ARM processor core
		CO5	Understand IDE to development Embedded software
73132	OPERATING SYSTEMS LAB (Lab – II)	CO1	Do programming with linux editor and shell commands
		CO2	Familiar of the embedded Linux development model
		CO3	Write, debug, and profile applications and drivers in embedded Linux and RTOS
		CO4	Understand and create Linux BSP and RTOS for a hardware platform
		CO5	Understand General OS and RTOS programs

Regulation R18 : I Year II Semester

Course Outcomes of M Tech Embedded Systems – R18 Regulations
M Tech I Year II Semester
73201	SYSTEM ON CHIP ARCHITECTURES	CO1	Design System on Chip different processors
		CO2	Acquire knowledge of different internal bus architectures
		CO3	Understand AES algorithm and JPEG compression implementation in SoC
		CO4	know how the system forms with the lot of component and has majority about system level interconnections
		CO5	Introduce hardware and software programmability verses performance
73202	HARDWARE SOFTWARE CO-DESIGN	CO1	Study the need of different target architectures and co-design to solve engineering, communication and other problems
		CO2	Analysis and extension of existing compilers and languages to system level co- design models for creation and using of modern tools
		CO3	Design mixed hardware-software systems and the design of hardware-software interfaces
		CO4	Focus on common underlying modeling concepts and the trade-offs between hardware and software components
		CO5	Learn about System –level specification, design representation for system level synthesis, system level specification languages
73203	COMMUNICATION BUSES AND INTERFACES	CO1	Select a particular serial bus suitable for a particular application
		CO2	Develop APIs for configuration, reading and writing data onto serial bus
		CO3	Design and develop peripherals that can be interfaced to desired serial bus
		CO4	Understand wired and wireless communication protocols, its formats
		CO5	Understand and gain knowledge on wireless sensors and its application in wireless embedded networks
73204	BUILDING INTERNET OF THINGS	CO1	Develop more understanding on the concepts of IOT and its present developments
		CO2	Students will study about different IOT technologies
		CO3	Acquire knowledge about different platforms and Infrastructure for IOT
		CO4	Learn the art of implementing IOT for smart applications and control
		CO5	Learn case studies in IoT
73205	RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING	CO1	Understand reconfigurable computing and its architectures
		CO2	Understand FPGA design flow and high-level synthesis
		CO3	Understand temporal placement and online communications between modules
		CO4	Understand partial reconfiguration design and system on a programmable chip
		CO5	Study applications of reconfigurable computing and to take up case studies
73206	DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSORS AND ARCHITECTURES	CO1	Design, using Matlab-based filter design techniques, FIR and IIR digital filters
		CO2	Program and debug real-time signal processing algorithms in assembly language on a digital signal processor
		CO3	Multidisciplinary teams, identify an useful DSP application, and then plan, design, implement and verify for a digital signal processor
		CO4	Give an over view of entire digital signal processing techniques i e convolution, DFT, FFT, IIRFIR filters The fixed and floating-point representation, different types of errors introduced during A-D and D-A converter stage
		CO5	Introduce the DSP computational building blocks and special types of addressing modes compared to normal microprocessor
73207	HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION	CO1	Understand the guidelines influencing human computer interaction
		CO2	Design an interactive web interface on the basis of models studied
		CO3	Understand the structure of models of vision
		CO4	Describe typical human–computer interaction (HCI) models
		CO5	Analyze and identify stakeholder requirements of HCI systems
73208	DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN	CO1	Minimize and design of the Finite state machines
		CO2	Understand data path, control unit, micro-operation and building block of digital system
		CO3	Understand the design of digital circuits using RAM, ROM and PLD
		CO4	Apply test pattern for the detection of logical fault
		CO5	Know the concepts of test generation for combinational and sequential circuits
73209	SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO	CO1	To learn the software radio and its importance
		CO2	To understand the techniques to improve data conversion performance
		CO3	To understand the difference between ideal and practical converters
		CO4	To acquire the knowledge of digital hardware architectures and its development methods
		CO5	To understand the object-oriented representation for radios and the analysis of various case studies
73231	PROGRAMMABLE SOC LAB (Lab – III)	CO1	Learn PSoC Programmer
		CO2	Program first touch kit of PSoC
		CO3	Program and Interface Analog and Digital I/Os
		CO4	Understand the FPGA programming using Lab View software
		CO5	Understand Xilinx design environment
73232	ADVANCED MICROCONTROLLERS LAB (Lab – IV)	CO1	Program Raspberry Pi 2 based embedded system
		CO2	Perform Different Programs using Raspberry Pi 2
		CO3	Understand embedded C programming techniques
		CO4	Develop small applications by utilizing the beagle bone processor core
		CO5	Implement Different Microcontroller Interfaces in UAVs

Regulation R18 : II Year I Semester

Course Outcomes of M Tech Embedded Systems – R18 Regulations
M Tech II Year I Semester
73301	MICROCONTROLLERS FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS	CO1	Identify and understand the basics of different microcontrollers
		CO2	Identify and understand the basics of different microcontrollers
		CO3	Identify and understand the function of different blocks of PIC microcontroller
		CO4	Develop programs for PIC microcontroller using Assembly language
		CO5	Interface 7 segment LEDs, LCD, and Keyboard with PIC microcontroller
73302	SOFT COMPUTING TECHNIQUES	CO1	Implement genetic algorithm like tabu search and Ant-colony search techniques
		CO2	Have basic idea about Artificial Neural Networks
		CO3	Learn about Fuzzy Logic System in Artificial Neural Networks
		CO4	Implementation of Genetic Algorithm
		CO5	Students have basic idea about GA application to power system, MATLAB neural networks toolbox
73303	SENSORS AND ACTUATORS	CO1	Gain knowledge to interface various sensors and actuators in embedded applications
		CO2	Learn about sensor Principles, Classification, Parameters, Characteristics, Environmental Parameters (EP), and Characterization
		CO3	Know about different sensors like Thermal sensors, Magnetic sensors
		CO4	Know about Smart Sensors, Introduction, Primary Sensors, Excitation, Amplification, Filters, Converters, Compensation
		CO5	Information Coding/Processing, Data Communication, Standards for Smart Sensor Interface and the Automation
78301	BUSINESS ANALYTICS	CO1	Students will demonstrate knowledge of data analytics
		CO2	Students will demonstrate the ability of thinking critically in making decisions based on data and deep analytics
		CO3	Students will demonstrate the ability to use technical skills in business analytics and predictive analysis
		CO4	Student will be able to understand various forecasting and simulation models
		CO5	Students will demonstrate the ability to translate data into clear, actionable insights and learn decisions strategies
78302	INDUSTRIAL SAFETY	CO1	After completion of course students will be able to analysis various industrial hazards
		CO2	Students should able to implement maintenance tools and techniques in manufacturing industry
		CO3	Student will be able to use teratology concept in manufacturing industry
		CO4	Students will be able to diagnose industrial equipment‟s like air pump, compressors etc
		CO5	Students should able to design a preventive maintenance schedule for mechanical components in manufacturing industry
78303	OPERATIONS RESEARCH	CO1	Students should able to apply the dynamic programming to solve problems of discreet and continuous variables
		CO2	Students should able to apply the concept of non-linear programming
		CO3	Students should able to carry out sensitivity analysis
		CO4	Student should able to model the real world problem and simulate it
		CO5	Students should able to solve the real time problem using Linear programming problem techniques
78304	COST MANAGEMENT OF ENGINEERING PROJECTS	CO1	Understand the parameters involved in the strategic cost management process
		CO2	Comprehend the technical and non-technical activities involved in the Project Management
		CO3	Understand the relation between project planning and cost analysis
		CO4	Understand different types of budgets and application in Civil Engineering projects
		CO5	Understand different costing methods and valuation techniques for different projects
78305	COMPOSITE MATERIALS	CO1	Students will demonstrate the knowledge of reinforcement, & composite performance
		CO2	Students will demonstrate the different fibers & mechanical behavior of composites
		CO3	Students will demonstrate the knowledge of manufacturing of various metal matrix composites
		CO4	Students will demonstrate the manufacturing of polymer matrix composites
		CO5	Students will demonstrate the knowledge of stress, maximum strain & failure criteria
78306	ENERGY FROM WASTE	CO1	Understand the types of various energy conversion units from waste
		CO2	Get the knowledge on the solid waste disposal techniques
		CO3	Understand the biochemical conversion of various residues
		CO4	Familiarize about the step by step process of Biogas Conversion
		CO5	Understand E-waste Management in India
73304	Seminar on Project Work	CO1	Collection and review of research material from literature
		CO2	Analysis of concepts in multi-disciplinary research areas
		CO3	Preparation and presentation of technical topics with decent communication skills
73305	Project Work Phase – I	CO1	Apply knowledge to propose solutions to the multi domain and real time systems
		CO2	Perform data collection, review research literature and project management
		CO3	Use modern EDA tools and research knowledge for developing cost effective systems
		CO4	Develop presentation and communication skills

Regulation R18 : II Yr II semester

Course Outcomes of M Tech Embedded Systems – R18 Regulations
M Tech I Year I Semester
M Tech II Yr II semester
73401	Project Work Phase – II	CO1	Apply knowledge to propose solutions to the multi domain and real time systems
		CO2	Perform data collection, review research literature and project management
		CO3	Use modern EDA tools and research knowledge for developing cost effective systems
		CO4	Use modern EDA tools and research knowledge for developing cost effective systems

M.Tech ES R15

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Regulation R15 : I-I

Course Outcomes of M. Tech. Embedded Systems – R15 Regulations
M. Tech. I Year I Semester
Course Code	Course Title	CO Number	Course Outcome
43101	Embedded Systems Design	CO1	To compare Embedded system design models using different processor technologies (single-purpose, general-purpose, application specific processors)
		CO2	To describe and compare the various types of peripherals used in embedded systems
		CO3	To apply Embedded Firmware Design Approaches and Development methodologies
		CO4	To use modern engineering tools necessary for integrating software and hardware components in embedded system designs
		CO5	To understand the real time operating system concepts and inter process communication
43102	Embedded C	CO1	To select a processor based microcontrollers on its architecture for any application of an embedded system
		CO2	To understand the programming concepts for rabbit core embedded systems using dynamic
		CO3	To Analyze the Programming concepts for larger application embedded projects
		CO4	To compute the delays using timers and counters internally or externally in real time operating system embedded projects
		CO5	To analyze the software development tools for an embedded systems
43103	Microcontrollers for Embedded System Design	CO1	To acquire the knowledge of ARM processor architecture and various ARM Processor Families
		CO2	To become competent in ARM Addressing Modes and Instruction set
		CO3	To acquire skill in THUMB state and its instruction set
		CO4	To write efficient code in high level language and Assembly language for ARM Processor core
		CO5	To examine various cache memory technologies that surround
		CO6	To acknowledge about various memory management units
43104	Sensors and Actuators	CO1	To know the fundamental physical and technical base of sensors and actuators
		CO2	To know the different types of sensors, and its parameters
		CO3	To describe the basic laws and phenomena that define behavior of radiation and electronics surface analyze various premises, approaches, procedures and results related to sensors and actuators
		CO4	To apply their knowledge on different applications of sensors
		CO5	To understand the operations of different types actuators
45111	Advanced Computer Architecture	CO1	To understand the design blocks in a computer system and memory modules
		CO2	To analyze the performance of the RISC processors by pipelining approach
		CO3	To execute the instructions in parallel by customizing and scheduling
		CO4	To understand multi-processor architecture and its memory modules
		CO5	To understand the interconnectivity between processors in a network
43105	CPLD and FPGA Architectures and Applications	CO1	To understand the difference between FPGA and CPLD architectures
		CO2	To understand all types FPGA interconnecting technologies
		CO3	To know different FPGA vendors architecture and their applications
		CO4	To develop the capability of logic expression using Anti fuse FPGA such as ACTEL FPGAs
		CO5	To design, Counters, Accumulators, other applications using FPGA technology
45103	Advanced Operating Systems	CO1	To evaluate the necessary modules for an operating system and implement in the program
		CO2	To understand file system and customize the blocks desired for an embedded system
		CO3	Inter-process communication problems will be solved and various algorithms will be developed for synchronization, scheduling and memory management issues
		CO4	Requirement of high-end systems which are multicore will be deployed to enhance the features and evaluate
		CO5	Protocols and Techniques are used to communicate between multiple workstations
43106	Simulation and Modeling System	CO1	To understand the basic simulation and modeling methods
		CO2	To study the statistical properties of generator
		CO3	To understand the different random processes
		CO4	To know the optimization techniques on system
		CO5	To develop software simulation and building simulation models on systems
43107	VLSI Technology and Design	CO1	Knowing the basic concepts liking sizing threshold voltages in different MOS circuits
		CO2	Designing/Drawing the layouts of all logic gates & various MOSFET’s by using scalable design rules
		CO3	Knowing the methods to find delays, power utilized by using different methods of testing
		CO4	Designing different memory cells & arrays finding different faults by conducting different testing methods
		CO5	Analysis & procedure of back end process in FPGA & ASIC field
48101	Innovation and Entrepreneurship	CO1	Apply innovative tools for entrepreneurship
		CO2	Apply models and theories of entrepreneurship and innovation to real life examples at the individual, organizational and institutional levels
		CO3	Assess and evaluate new venture opportunities, conceptually and through the preparation of an opportunity assessment.
		CO4	Develop a comprehensive and well structured business plan for a new venture
		CO5	Demonstrate the documentation process for starting an enterprise
48102	Project Management	CO1	Students gain the knowledge in project management tools and techniques for successful planning and execution of Projects.
48102	Project Management	CO2	Equipped with the ability to explore the new project proposals and assessing the potential risks and profitability associated with the proposals
48103	Fundamentals of Marketing	CO1	Demonstrate a broad understanding of the major conceptual and theoretical principles upon which the practice of marketing is based.
		CO2	Demonstrate a general understanding of marketing management tasks and of how marketing fits into the organisational environment and interacts with diverse environments
		CO3	Identify and evaluate secondary research from a variety of sources. As a reflective and critical thinker, use this research information to apply marketing concepts and principles to propose ethical, creative solutions to a range of marketing related problems that arise in business contexts
		CO4	Appropriately communicate marketing ideas in written and oral form. This includes presentations, case studies, and reports using reference materials
43131	Embedded Systems Lab – I	CO1	To get the knowledge about the concepts and methods of embedded system software programmes using embedded C language.
		CO2	To analyze the results of timers and timing simulations and to use these simulation results to debug on 8051.
		CO3	Students will have the knowledge through hands-on experimentation the Keil tools for 8051 design as well as the basics of interfaces, simulate and implement the embedded systems.
		CO4	To Develop the RTOS based programmes on 8051 microcontroller board.
		CO5	To analyze the Concepts of external interfaces with 8051 microcontroller board.
43132	Seminar I	CO1	Collection and review of research material from literature
		CO2	Analysis of concepts in multi-disciplinary research areas
		CO3	Preparation and presentation of technical topics with decent communication skills

Regulation R15 : I-II

Course Outcomes of M. Tech. Embedded Systems – R15 Regulations
M. Tech. I Year II Semester
Course Code	Course Title	CO Number	Course Outcome
43201	Embedded Real Time Operating Systems	CO1	To understand Embedded Real Time software that is needed to run embedded systems
		CO2	To understand open source RTOS and their usage
		CO3	To be Able to visualize various subsystem modules that can be built using RTOS system calls
		CO4	To understand how to build a system with Universal I/O Calls and other System Calls
		CO5	To understand how to configure kernel and RTOS Subsystem
43202	Hardware/Soft ware Co-Design	CO1	To understand co-design models to design different architectures by using co-design languages
		CO2	To aware of various prototyping devices and target architectures
		CO3	To understand the design modern embedded compilation tools
		CO4	To differentiate the co-design verification at different stages of co-design methodology
		CO5	To develop co-design systems using multi-language system level specifications
43203	Digital Signal Processors and Architectures	CO1	To demonstrate sufficient understanding of theory of digital signal processing and architectures
		CO2	To deliver different basic blocks of DSP architecturesignal processing and architectures
		CO3	To Present the architectural features of TMS320C54xx series DSP system
		CO4	To know the DSP architectures from different vendors including 2100, 2181, blackfin processors
		CO5	To understand the interfacing techniques to memory, I/Os, ADCs, DACs
43204	Network security and Cryptography	CO1	To use different cryptography algorithms in embedded system applications
		CO2	To differentiate about IP security and web security
		CO3	To get knowledge on Number Theory
		CO4	To learn about Hash and Mac Algorithms and Authentication Applications
		CO5	To learn about viruses, intruders and worms
43205	System on Chip Architecture	CO1	To understanding the basic level of system on chip processor architectures
		CO2	To designing of various processors by using Parallel Techniques
		CO3	To exploring different types of memory architectures & their internal structures
		CO4	To design of Bus architectures by using peripheral specifications
		CO5	To various Encryption Algorithms for DSP processors
43206	Wireless Communications and Networks	CO1	To understand the fundamentals of mobile and cellular communications, system design and cell capacity
		CO2	To understand the large scale path loss in mobile radio propagation
		CO3	To model the fading effects in multi path environment
		CO4	To understand different types of Equalizers and diversity techniques
		CO5	To acquire knowledge on Wireless LAN concepts
43207	Embedded Networking	CO1	To design embedded system with use of serial and parallel communication protocols.
		CO2	To get important knowledge on Application Development using USB and CAN bus for PIC micro controllers
		CO3	To design Application development embedded systems using embedded Ethernet Rabbit Processors
		CO4	To Characterize and analyze the properties of internet based application protocols in embedded systems
		CO5	To get important knowledge on wireless sensor networking communication protolcols
43208	Soft Computing Techniques	CO1	To implement genetic algorithm like Tabu search and Ant-colony search techniques
		CO2	To get basic idea about GA application to power system, MATLAB, neural networks toolbox
		CO3	To analyze the different algorithms in Fuzzy Logic system
		CO4	To solve the different problems in genetic algorithms using MATLAB
		CO5	To implement the different applications in neural networks
43209	Multimedia and signal coding	CO1	To understand the acquisition and format of image and video signals
		CO2	To have some knowledge about digitization of sound, quantization and transmission of audio
		CO3	To use video and audio signals in embedded system design.
		CO4	To familiarize the Video Compression Techniques
		CO5	To get knowledge on the Audio Compression Techniques
48201	Fundamentals of Technology Management	CO1	Have firm understanding of the importance of managing technology in addition to working with or working on technology.
		CO2	Know future avenues of business management and the role of technology management in enterprises.
		CO3	Equip themselves with rudiments of tools for technology management in Industry and Organizations.
42204	Energy Audit and Management	CO1	Students will be able to know about auditing of various energy sources.
		CO2	Students will able to apply the acquired knowledge in real life
		CO3	Students will be able to perform various managerial functions in their organizations.
		CO4	Students will able to use various auditing instruments in their energy audit management
		CO5	Students will able to know and implement various energy saving procedures.
45211	Big Data Analytics	CO1	Define and examine Big data and its evolution, Various kinds of data and systems for handling the data.
		CO2	Explain Big data management using the systems such as Hadoop
		CO3	Demonstrate application of MapReduce paradigm for solving big data problems such as word count.
		CO4	Articulate NoSQL databases and their underlying structures with suitable examples
		CO5	Describe social media and mobile analytics and state tools for such analysis
		CO1	Students will have knowledge about the concepts and methods of embedded system software programmes using embedded C language
43231	Embedded Systems Lab – II	CO2	To analyze the results of timers and timing simulations and to use these simulation results to debug on LPC2148 Microcontroller board
		CO3	Students will have the knowledge through hands-on experimentation the Keil tools for LPC2148 design as well as the basics of interfaces, simulate and implement the embedded systems
		CO4	To Develop the RTOS based programmes on LPC2148 microcontroller board
		CO5	To analyze the Concepts of external interfaces with LPC2148 microcontroller board
43232	Seminar II	CO1	Collection and review of research material from literature
		CO2	Analysis of concepts in multi-disciplinary research areas
		CO3	Preparation and presentation of technical topics with decent communication skills

Regulation R15 : II-I

Course Outcomes of M. Tech. Embedded Systems – R15 Regulations
M. Tech. II Year I Semester
Course Code	Course Title	CO Number	Course Outcome
43301	Comprehensive Viva-Voce	CO1	Understand subject knowledge in the field of Analog VLSI Design along with the applications
		CO2	Understand subject knowledge in the field of Digital VLSI Design along with the applications
		CO3	Understand subject knowledge in the field of Mixed Signal VLSI Design along with the applications
43302	Project work Review- 1	CO1	Apply knowledge to propose solutions to the multi domain and real time systems
		CO2	Perform data collection, review research literature and project management
		CO3	Use modern EDA tools and research knowledge for developing cost effective systems
		CO4	Develop presentation and communication skills

B.Tech R15

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Course Title	Course Outcomes	Course Outcome Description
I B.Tech-I Sem
English	CO1	Write coherent, unified and complete sentences.
	CO2	Identify word meaning and know the vocabulary from stories
	CO3	Deduce meaning and know the use of familiar lexical items.
	CO4	Understand explicit and implicit information and read and comprehend a given text.
	CO5	understand how to write professional letters
Mathematics-I	CO1	Understand, model and solve linear differential equations by various methods
	CO2	Understand the solutions of higher order differential equations and applications
	CO3	Solve problems on function optimization with and without constraints using several theorems
	CO4	Gain the knowledge of multiple integrals in solving problems
	CO5	Apply the knowledge of differentaition and integration in solving problemsof vector fields
Applied Physics	CO1	Get familiarized with crystallographic terminology, crystal structures and understand the fundamentals of statistical mechanics.
	CO2	Learn basic concepts of quantum mechanics leading to an understanding of band theory of solids.
	CO3	Would develop an understanding of physics of semiconductors, working and characteristics of different types of diodes.
	CO4	Gain knowledge of behavior of magnetic and dielectric materials. Also learn basics of nanotechnology involving synthesis and characterization.
	CO5	Learn concepts involving physics of lasers and propagation of light through optical fibers.
Problem solving through ‘C’	CO1	Understand programming concepts and analyze a problem, design a solution and develop an algorithm to solve it.
	CO2	Modularize a problem and implement the solution using basic programming concepts, control statements and functions.
	CO3	Evaluate the use of macros and implement solutions to complex problems using recursion and homogeneous data types.
	CO4	Represent data in arrays and pointers, pointers for problems of relevance and use different dynamic memory allocation methods
	CO5	Represent data in strings and manipulate them through a program

Engineering Drawing	CO1	To know the standard practices of Engineering Drawing in Geometrical constructions, Scales, Conic curves (Ellipse, Parabola, Hyperbola) , cycloidal curves.
	CO2	Able to draw the Projections of Points, Lines, Planes and Solids.
	CO3	Able to draw the Section of Solids, Development of Surfaces.
	CO4	Able to draw the Orthographic Projections of different types of Solids.
	CO5	Able to draw the Isometric views of Planes, solids etc. and Conversions of Orthographic Projections to isometric Projections.
English Language and Communication Skills lab-1	CO1	Emerge as good speakers and listeners
	CO2	Develop critical and analytical thinking
	CO3	Develop proficiency in speaking
	CO4	To read extensively and to develop good writing styles effectively
	CO5	Deliver effective presentation skills using the multimedia tools
Applied Physics Lab	CO1	Understanding of errors and their role in physical measurements.
	CO2	Develop skills in handling various kinds of laboratory instruments.
	CO3	Get awareness of magnitudes of the physical quantities involved.
	CO4	Understand the laws of physics associate with the experiments
	CO5	Get an understanding of the physical concepts involved and learn how to present the observations and results at the end of an experiment.
Computer Programming Lab	CO1	Familiarity of programming environment in particular operating system and to translate given algorithms to a working and correct program
	CO2	To interpret syntax errors as reported by the compilers and to able to identify and correct logical errors encountered at run time using debuggers like GDM
	CO3	To write iterative as well as recursive programs
	CO4	To represent data in arrays, pointers, strings and structures and manipulate them through a program and use them in defining self referential structures designing a user defined data type
	CO5	To implement file processing functions and be able to store, retieve and process data in text and binary formats
Engineering Workshop Lab	CO1	Acquire skills of basic engineering trades like Carpentry, Tinsmithy etc.,
	CO2	Demonstrate an understanding of and comply with workshop safety regulations.
	CO3	Identify and use marking out tools, hand tools, measuring equipment and to work to prescribed tolerances.
	CO4	Apply the knowledge of the above trades in their day to day activities.
	CO5	Select appropriate equipment and consumables for required applications
I B.Tech-II Sem
Mathematics – II	CO1	Find rank of matrix and solve a linear system of equations and evaluate eigen values and eigen vectors
	CO2	Learn diagonalisation and classify quadratic forms into definite and indefinite classes.
	CO3	Develop the skill of evaluating Laplace and inverse Laplace transform which are required to solve linear systems under initial conditions
	CO4	Express a given function into a Fourier series/ Half-Range Fourier cosine and sine series.
	CO5	Solve linear and non-linear P.D.E of first order and solve P.D.E by the method of separation of variables.
Computational Mathematics	CO1	Find the real roots of Algebraic and Tanscendental equations
	CO2	Understand the solutions for linear systems of equations
	CO3	Understand Interpolation and obtain approximate solutions for evenly and unevenly spaced data
	CO4	Fit a given data to a linear and non linear curve and appreciate the concepts of numerical differentiation and integration
	CO5	Develop the skill of finding approximate solutions to problems arising in first order intitial value problems in differential equations
Engineering Chemistry	CO1	Understand the importance of different types of portable energy sources, their limitations and to control the corrosion of metals and alloys.
	CO2	Attain the knowledge of water and its treatment in industries and for domestic purpose.
	CO3	Able to handle real time situations related to fuel energy sources.
	CO4	Acquire knowledge of principles involved in phase rules and surface chemistry with respect to absorption and colloids
	CO5	Attain the knowledge about polymerisation mechanisms and mechanisms of lubricants
Data Structures through ‘C’	CO1	Represent the real world data objects through arrays and structures and handle self referential structures.
	CO2	Understand how to give persistance to data either in a recod form or in a text form and able to manipulate the same
	CO3	Implement linear data structures like Stacks and understand the applications of stacks
	CO4	Implement linear data structures like Queues and understand the non linear data structures
	CO5	Understand and implement searching and sorting techniques
Electrical Circuits	CO1	Understand the basic concepts of electrical parameters, responses of various electrical elements for non-sinusoidal signals and use analytical techniques to solve resistive circuits energized by direct current voltage and current sources.
	CO2	Understand the concept of magnetic circuits and able to solve problems related to coupled circuits.
	CO3	Define various terms related to alternating circuits which are used for all household appliances and understand the concept of impedance, power in AC circuits and understand the concept of resonance and able to plot locus diagrams.
	CO4	Understand the concept of network topology and can solve the complex circuits using graph theory.
	CO5	Solve complex circuits by applying different theorems with DC & AC excitation
English Language and Communication Skills Lab-II	CO1	Evolve as effective and autonomous communicators and will develop narrative skills
	CO2	Emerge as decision makers and autonomous learners
	CO3	Develop critical and analytical skills
	CO4	Gather ideas and information and organize them coherently
	CO5	Develop leadership and team building skills

Computational Mathematics Lab	CO1	Write a program to find real roots of algebraic and tanscendental equations
	CO2	Write a program to determine functional value at any given intermediate point of the given data for an unknown function by interpolation
	CO3	Write a program for a best fit curve by least squares method for a given set of data points
	CO4	Write a program for numerical integration by Trapezoidal, Simpson’s 1/3 and 3/8 rules
	CO5	Write a program to find the value of the solution of a given first order initial value problem of O. D.E

Engineering Chemistry Lab	CO1	Understand various principles involved in experimental techniques involved in engineering chemistry.
	CO2	Students get hands-on experience with the different instruments and develop experimental skills.
	CO3	Students learn how to prepare organic compounds.
	CO4	Understand the basic concepts of kinetics
	CO5	Students develop analytical skills and learn how to analyze and present results of an experiment
Data Structures through ‘C’ Lab	CO1	Understand basic data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks and queues
	CO2	Interpret syntax errors and logical errors as reported by the compilers
	CO3	Apply algorithm for solving problems like sorting, searching insertion and deletion of data
	CO4	Solve problems involving graphs, trees, and heaps
	CO5	Apply hashing techniques for eeicient storage and retrieval of data
IT Workshop Lab	CO1	Identify the peripherals of PC, assemble and disassemble PC components.
	CO2	Install the System software MS Windows, Linux and required device drivers.
	CO3	Work with productivity tools for Word Processing, Spread Sheet and Presentations.
	CO4	Design basic Web Pages
	CO5	Design Web forms or bio- data forms and including of elements
II B. Tech-I SEM
Mathematics-III	CO1	Understand the concepts of analyticity and integration of complex functions, construction of analytic functions if a part of it is known.
	CO2	Evaluate line integrals using Cauchy’s Integral formulae.
	CO3	Find the Taylor’s and Laurent’s series expansion of complex functions.
	CO4	Evaluate contour integrals of different types using Residue theorem.
	CO5	Appreciate the concepts of Conformal mappings and Bilinear transformations of complex functions.
Electronic Devices & Circuits	CO1	To analyze diode parameters.
	CO2	To analyze and design different rectifier circuits.
	CO3	To comprehend different transistor configurations and biasing techniques.
	CO4	To analyze different small signal amplifiers at low frequency.
	CO5	To gain familiarity of the devices FET, MOSFET, UJT, SCR and their characteristics
Signals & Systems	CO1	To characterize and analyze the properties of continuous time and discrete-time signals and systems.
	CO2	To apply the knowledge of linear algebra topics like vector space, basis, dimension, inner product, norm and orthogonal basis to signals
	CO3	To represent continuous signals and systems in the frequency domain using Fourier series and Fourier Transform.
	CO4	To compute convolution, correlation functions and spectral densities of deterministic signals.
	CO5	To apply the Laplace Transform and Z- Transform for analyzing continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems.
Principles of Electrical Engineering	CO1	To solve real time electrical and electronic problems
	CO2	To design and analyze electrical circuits and interpret data related to electrical systems
	CO3	To implement the concepts in electrical applications
	CO4	To analyze the constructional features, principle of operation and the significance of DC motors and generators and their characteristics.
	CO5	To test transformer on no-load and loading conditions and calculate of efficiency and regulation of transformer.
Probability Theory & Stochastic Processes	CO1	To perceive the various probability concepts, principles of random variables and random processes.
	CO2	To apply the concepts of random processes to communication systems
	CO3	To evaluate the temporal and spectral characteristics of random processes.
	CO4	To characterize power spectrum densities and their relationship with other properties of random processes.
	CO5	To analyze the performance of communication systems with random inputs.
Environmental Studies	CO1	To develop awareness about the hazards to environment.
	CO2	To develop awareness about optimum utilization of natural resources.
	CO3	To learn about GREEN TECHNOLOGIES to maintain sustainable development.
Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab	CO1	To analyze diode, transistor and FET parameters.
	CO2	To design different rectifier circuits.
	CO3	To analyze small signal amplifiers at low frequencies.
Basic Simulation lab	CO1	To simulate generation and operation of different types of signals and systems.
	CO2	To apply transform techniques for analysis of signals
	CO3	To simulate convolution, correlation and spectral densities of deterministic signals.
	CO4	To simulate response of LTI system for various input signals.
	CO5	To determine the stability of the systems using pole-zero plots in s-domain and z-domain using simulation
Reasoning &Data Interpretation Lab	CO1	Understand the concepts of Statement-Argument, Assumption and Course of Action and use reasoning as a tool to match statements with arguments etc.
	CO2	Look at data and find links and patterns, link data with conclusions and study data logically.
	CO3	Study problem situations and use reasoning as a tool to find solutions
	CO4	Nurture the ability to use reasoning as a skill in real time problems solving.
	CO5	Analyze and infer the data with respect to trend and case based.
II B. Tech-II SEM
Electronic Circuit Analysis	CO1	To analyze single stage and multistage amplifiers using BJT and FET.
	CO2	To design amplifiers using feedback techniques
	CO3	To design and analyze oscillators
	CO4	To design and analyze power amplifiers
	CO5	To design and analyze tuned amplifiers
Analog Communication	CO1	To perceive various analog modulation and demodulation techniques.
	CO2	To design different methods for generating AM and FM signals.
	CO3	To analyze the effect of noise on different types of analog communication systems.
	CO4	To design radio communication systems
	CO5	To acquire knowledge about multiplexing and pulse modulation
Electromagnetic Theory And Transmission Lines	CO1	To solve electrostatic problems.
	CO2	To solve magneto static problems.
	CO3	To apply Maxwell’s equations to solve electromagnetic problems.
	CO4	To analyze the behavior of uniform plane wave propagation in various media and at the boundaries of different media.
	CO5	To analyze and design transmission lines for various applications through calculations and Smith chart.
Logic& Switching Theory	CO1	To convert one number system into another, detect and correct errors.
	CO2	To optimize Boolean functions and design various combinational logic circuits.
	CO3	To analyze and design various synchronous sequential logic circuits
	CO4	To synthesize asynchronous circuits
	CO5	To implement logic functions using PLDs
Pulse & Digital Circuits	CO1	To design linear wave shaping circuits like high pass and low pass RC circuits for various input signals.
	CO2	To design non linear wave shaping circuits like clippers and clampers
	CO3	To construct various logic gates using different logic families and compare their performances
	CO4	To generate various non sinusoidal signals using different multi vibrators for various electronic applications.
	CO5	To design time base generator circuits which are used in applications such as CRO and TV
Electronic Circuits Analysis lab	CO1	To use simulation software and hardware effectively in designing single stage and multistage amplifiers.
Electronic Circuits Analysis lab	CO2	To use simulation software and hardware effectively in designing oscillators and feedback amplifiers.

Pulse & Digital Circuits lab	CO1	To design different RC Circuits.
	CO2	To design different clipping and clamping circuits.
	CO3	To model different logic gates and flip-flops.
	CO4	To develop different types of multi vibrators circuits.
	CO5	To realize relaxation oscillator using UJT.
Electrical Engineering lab	CO1	Do simplification and Verification of theorems like superposition, thevenin’s and maximum power transfer etc.
	CO2	Understand practical verification of two port network parameters.
	CO3	Understand concept of series and parallel resonance circuits.
	CO4	Analyze Magnetization characteristics of DC shunt generator.
	CO5	Conduct experiments like Swinburne’s test and Break test on DC shunt motor and also analyze performance characteristics.
Verbal Ability Lab	CO1	Students will develop familiarity with Corporate English.
	CO2	Students will have enriched vocabulary
	CO3	Students will develop the ability to write grammatically correct sentences and enhance their professional writing skills
	CO4	Students will be proficient in answering reasoning based questions
III B. Tech-I SEM
IC Applications	CO1	Design the linear and non-linear applications of an op-amp
	CO2	Design filters, oscillators, timer circuits
	CO3	Classify and comprehend the working principle of dataconverters
	CO4	Design combinational circuits using digital ICs.
	CO5	Design sequential circuits using digital ICs
Antennas & Wave Propagation	CO1	Understand the principles of radiation and the antennaparameters
	CO2	Design and analyze thin linear wire antennas
	CO3	Design antenna arrays for desired antenna characteristics
	CO4	Design VHF, UHF and microwave antennas such as helical, reflector, lens and microstrip antennas
	CO5	Understand the antenna measurement techniques
Digital Communications	CO1	Learn the elements of digital communications system and different types of quantization techniques
	CO2	Understand the different types of digital modulation and demodulation techniques
	CO3	Calculate the probability error for various digital modulation techniques in the presence of noise
	CO4	Estimate the channel capacity and improve the performance using error correcting codes
	CO5	Study the different types of spread spectrum techniques
Computer Architecture And Organization	CO1	Understand the major components of computer system including CPU, memory and I/O
	CO2	Familiar with data representation, addressing modes and instruction set of a computer
	CO3	Perform computer arithmetic operations and understand the control unit operations
	CO4	Understand the organization of memory and memory management hardware
	CO5	Understand the concepts of pipelining and I/O organization
IC Applications lab	CO1	Design different operations using IC 741 OP-AMP
	CO2	Design different circuits using IC 555 Timer
	CO3	Verify the truth tables of IC 74LS73 and IC 74LS74 and to design sequential circuits
	CO4	Verify the truth tables of 4-bit comparator IC 74LS85 and to design higher bit comparator
	CO5	Verify the truth tables of 3 to 8 decoder IC 74LS138, 74LS151 multiplexer and 155 de-multiplexer etc. and design different combinational circuits
Analog Communications lab	CO1	Implement and analyze different analog communication systems
	CO2	Understand the significance of sampling theorem
	CO3	Understand the multiplexing concepts
Digital Communications lab	CO1	Implement and analyze basic digital communication systems
	CO2	Calculate the bit error rate for different digital modulation schemes
	CO3	Verify and simulate the coding technique in digital modulation schemes


Effective Technical Communication Lab Effective Technical Communication Lab	CO1	Attain proficiency in technical writing
	CO2	Use english language appropriately to write effective reports, notes and summaries
	CO3	Write emails suitable for professional communication
	CO4	Develop analytical and critical thinking skills

III-II SEM
Digital Signal Processing	CO1	Understand the various operations on discrete time signals & systems
	CO2	Apply DFT and FFT on discrete time signals
	CO3	Analyze and design an IIR digital filters
	CO4	Analyze and design FIR digital filters
	CO5	Understand the concept of multirate signal processing and its applications

Microprocessors& Microcontrollers	CO1	Write assembly language programs for different application using assembler
	CO2	Interface the processor with different peripheral devices
	CO3	Understand the architectural difference between the processor and controller
	CO4	Describe the instruction set and addressing modes of 8086 and 8051
	CO5	Understand the real time applications of timers and serial communication of 8051
Linear Control Systems	CO1	Understand concept of control systems and different methods to find transfer function of a system
	CO2	Understand system transient, steady state response and their specifications
	CO3	Analyze the system stability time domain and frequency domain
	CO4	Design controller units and compensators
	CO5	Analyze system considering initial conditions
DIGITAL MODELING USING VERILOG	CO1	Understand the capabilities of HDLs and learn Verilog constructs
	CO2	Differentiate and write circuit descriptions in switch level, gate level and data flow modeling styles
	CO3	Describe algorithms using behavioral modeling with various constructs
	CO4	Use compiler directives and to describe sequential circuits using different types of models
	CO5	Verify the functionality of combinational and sequential circuits
Telecommunication Switching Systems & Networks	CO1	Understand the working principle of switching systems involved in telecommunication switching and design multi stage switching structures involving time and space switching stages
	CO2	Analyze different signaling techniques and networks, charging and routing plans
	CO3	Understand effectively the communication principles to design, develop and implement data communication networks
	CO4	Enumerate the layers of the OSI and TCP/IP model and identify the different types of network devices and their functions
Wireless Communication	CO1	Understand the fundamentals of mobile and cellular communications, system design and cell capacity
	CO2	Understand the large scale path loss & small scale path fading in mobile radio propagation
	CO3	Acquire knowledge on multiple access techniques
	CO4	Understand different types of equalizers and diversity techniques
	CO5	Acquire knowledge on GSM, Wireless LAN and PAN concepts
Microprocessors & Microcontrollers lab	CO1	Write assembly language programs for different application using assembler
	CO2	Interface the processor with different peripheral devices
	CO3	Understand the architectural difference between the processor and controller
	CO4	Describe the instruction set and addressing modes of 8086 and 8051
	CO5	Understand the real time applications of timers and serial communication of 8051
Digital Signal Processing lab	CO1	Carry out simulation of DSP systems
	CO2	Demonstrate the applications of FFT to DSP
	CO3	Design IIR and FIR digital filters
	CO4	Implement multi-rate signal processing systems
	CO5	Implement DSP systems using DSP processor
Advanced English Communication & soft skills lab	CO1	Evolve as effective communicators.
	CO2	Emerge as decision makers, time managers and good negotiators
	CO3	Develop holistic soft skills
	CO4	Develop critical and analytical skills.
	CO5	Present their skills confidently in the job market.

Quantitative ability lab	CO1	Solve the problems using arithmetic, mensuration, geometry, averages & clocks & calendars questions
	CO2	Practice general problems in Placement, CAT and GRE etc. tests




IV-I SEM
Microwave Engineering	CO1	Analyze the characteristics of a rectangular waveguides and its coupling mechanisms
	CO2	Design waveguide components and analyze using S matrix
	CO3	Analyze different types of microwave tubes and solid state devices
	CO4	Design and analyze horn antennas
	CO5	Understand the microwave measurement techniques using microwave bench set up
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS	CO1	Capable of analyzing fundamentals of economics such as demand, production, price, supply concepts etc., which helps in effective business administration
	CO2	Analyze economies of scale and the Break-Even Point
	CO3	Able to determine the Price-Output Relationship in different market Structures
	CO4	Analyze how to invest adequate amount of capital in order to get maximum return
	CO5	from selected business activity
VLSI Design	CO1	Familiarize with the basics of MOSFET and different IC fabrication technologies
	CO2	Analyze and design various CMOS combinational and sequential circuits
	CO3	Develop layouts for NMOS, CMOS logic circuits
	CO4	Design different technologies and programmable logic devices
	CO5	Understand the need for testing and design for testability
CPLD and FPGA architecture and Applications	CO1	Understand the difference between FPGA and CPLD architectures
	CO2	Understand all types of FPGA interconnecting technologies
	CO3	Know different FPGA vendors architecture and their applications
	CO4	Develop the capability of logic expression using anti fuse FPGA such as ACTEL FPGAs
	CO5	Develop digital design applications using CPLD & FPGA
EMBEDDED C	CO1	Select a processor or microcontrollers based on its architecture for different applications
	CO2	Program rabbit core embedded systems
	CO3	Compute the delays using timers and counters internally or externally in embedded real time operating system
	CO4	Program for different embedded projects
	CO5	Develop the software development tools for embedded systems
COMMUNICATION NETWORKS	CO1	Distinguish among the different types and uses of communication networks in various fields
	CO2	Learn integration of different networks in telecommunication
	CO3	Implement security measures for electronic mail, web browsing, and instant messaging
	CO4	Understand the working principle of switching systems involved in telecommunication switching
	CO5
RADAR SYSTEMS	CO1	Understand the basic principles of how a Radar system works
	CO2	Identify the various Radar systems in existence, specify their applications and limitations and explain the principles of how they work
	CO3	Describe the most commonly used techniques in processing Radar signals
	CO4	Understanding the concepts of different Radar receivers
	CO5	Study of different filter characteristics used in Radar
DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN AND TESTING	CO1	CO 1 : Design data path circuits
	CO2	CO 2 : Develop controller logic
	CO3	CO 3 : Represent control circuits in-terms of state graphs
	CO4	CO 4 : Distinguish different fault models
	CO5	CO 5 : Diagnose faults in combinational and sequential circuits
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS DESIGN	CO1	CO 1 : Understand an embedded system and to know its applications
	CO2	CO 2 : Learn the processing elements used in embedded systems
	CO3	CO 3 : Understand different embedded application and domain specific systems
	CO4	CO 4 : Learn hardware software development to design embedded systems
	CO5	CO 5 : Familiarize with embedded system examples
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS	CO1	CO 1 : Analyze the basic concepts of satellite communication, orbital mechanics and launching
	CO2	CO 2 : Analyze the satellite subsystems and satellite link design
	CO3	CO 3 : Analyze different multiple access schemes
	CO4	CO 4 : Design the earth station and different satellite systems
	CO5	CO 5 : Understand the principle of GPS
DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING	CO1	CO 1 : Understand the basic concepts of two-dimensional signal acquisition, sampling, and quantization
	CO2	CO 2 : Understand the spatial filtering techniques, including linear and nonlinear methods
	CO3	CO 3 : Gain the concepts of 2D Fourier transform, including the 2D DFT and FFT, andtheir use in frequency domain filtering
	CO4	CO 4 : Acquire the knowledge of the fundamental image enhancement algorithms suchas histogram modification, contrast manipulation, and edge detection
	CO5	CO 5 : Demonstrate programming skills in digital image processing related problems
SYSTEM ON CHIP ARCHITECTURE	CO1	CO 1 : Understand the basic level of system on chip processor and architectures
	CO2	CO 2 : Design various processors by using parallel techniques
	CO3	CO 3 : Explore different types of memory architectures and their internal structures
	CO4	CO 4 : Design bus architectures by using peripheral specifications
	CO5	CO 5 : Design various encryption algorithms for DSP processors
EMBEDDED REAL TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS	CO1	CO 1 : Design embedded real time software that is needed to run embedded systems
	CO2	CO 2 : Implement objects of kernel in embedded systems applications
	CO3	CO 3 : Program for interrupts and exceptions in RTOS
	CO4	CO 4 : Differentiate architectures of different RTOS
	CO5	CO 5 : Design an embedded system using RTOS
ADHOC AND WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS	CO1	CO 1 : Understand the principles of mobile adhoc networks (MANETs) and distinguishthem from infrastructure-based networks
	CO2	CO 2 : Understand various MAC and routing protocols functioning and their implications
	CO3	CO 3 : Classify various protocols for providing quality of service
	CO4	CO 4 : Understand the principles and characteristics of wireless sensor networks (WSNs)
	CO5
MULTIRATE SIGNAL PROCESSING	CO1	CO 1 : Understand noble identities in multirate system
	CO2	CO 2 : Realize structures for decimation and interpolation filters in polyphaserepresentation
	CO3	CO 3 : Design perfect reconstruction filter bank systems
	CO4	CO 4 : Learn the design procedures for cosine modulated filter banks
	CO5	CO 5 : Familarize applications of multirate systems
VLSI DESIGN LAB	CO1	CO 1 : Design digital circuits in different styles using Verilog HDL
	CO2	CO 2 : Verify the digital designs using test benches
	CO3	CO 3 : Impart the designs on FPGA
	CO4	CO 4 : Design and analyze analog and digital circuits
	CO5	CO 5 : Develop layouts for integrated circuits and analyze the performance
MICROWAVE ENGINEERING LAB	CO1	CO 1 : Measure attenuation, VSWR, scattering parameters of microwave components
	CO2	CO 2 : Fabricate microstrip elements and test using VNA
	CO3	CO 3 : Perform antenna measurements
	CO4	CO 4 : Understand the characteristics of the Reflex Klystron and Gunn diode
	CO5
Industry Oriented Mini Project	CO1	C01: To offer students a glimpse into real world problems and Industrial challenges that need Electronics based solutions
	CO2	C02: To introduce students to the vast array of literature available of the various research challenges in the field of ECE
	CO3	C03: To create awareness among the students of the characteristics of several domain areas where ECE concepts can be effectively used.
	CO4	C04: To enable students enhance the testing and debugging skills in a particular platform and create a solution for a problem
	CO5	C05: To improve the team building, communication and management skills of the students

IV B. Tech -II SEM
Management Science	CO1	CO 1 : Make business decisions for effective business administration
	CO2	CO 2 : Identify Business strategies for effective and efficient utilization of resources
	CO3	CO 3 : To explore new business opportunities in the dynamic business environment
	CO4	CO 4 : To perform SWOT analysis of the internal and external environment
	CO5	CO 5 : To implement contemporary best practices in an organization
Electronic Design Automation Tools	CO1	CO 1 : Design and verify the digital circuits using EDA tools
	CO2	CO 2 : Learn the working principles of simulation and synthesis tools
	CO3	CO 3 : Evaluate the digital design circuits, analog circuits using HDL and PSPICE netlist formats
	CO4	CO 4 : Use the EDA tools for the design of simple and complex IC design circuits
	CO5	CO 5 : Analyze the performance of digital circuits, analog circuits and mixed signal Circuits
Optical Communications	CO1	CO 1 : Understand and classify the structure of optical fiber and types
	CO2	CO 2 : Calculate various key parameters such as link power budget, group delay,distortion
	CO3	CO 3 : Compare various optical detectors and choose suitable one for different applications
	CO4	CO 4 : Estimate the losses due to attenuation, absorption, scattering and bending
	CO5	CO 5 : Design an optical communication system
Information Theory And Coding	CO1	CO 1 : To understand the basic notions of information and channel capacity
	CO2	CO 2 : To construct efficient codes for data on imperfect communication channels
	CO3	CO 3 : To learn the error detection and correction abilities of channel coding techniques
	CO4	CO 4 : To understand the effect of channel coding in the communication system design
	CO5	CO 5 : To understand mathematical foundation required for various cryptographic Algorithms
Microwave Integrated Circuits	CO1	CO 1 : Understand the transmission line concepts and network analysis
	CO2	CO 2 : Familiarize with MIC technologies
	CO3	CO 3 : Design different planar transmission lines and passive elements at microwave frequencies
	CO4	CO 4 : Use smith chart for impedance matching
	CO5	CO 5 : Design planar microwave components such as dividers, couplers and filters
Seminar	CO1	C01: To offer students a glimpse into real world problems and Industrial challenges that need Electronics based solutions
	CO2	C02: To introduce students to the vast array of literature available of the various research challenges in the field of ECE
	CO3	C03: To create awareness among the students of the characteristics of several domain areas where ECE concepts can be effectively used.
	CO4	C04: To enable students enhance the testing and debugging skills in a particular platform and create a solution for a problem
	CO5	C05: To improve the team building, communication and management skills of the students
Comprehensive Viva	CO1	CO1: To test the student’s learning and understanding during their Under graduate programme.
	CO2	CO2: To prepare the students to face interview both at the academic and the industrial sector.
	CO3	CO3: To enhance the designing and analysis skills of students which will enable them to prepare for competitive exams
	CO4	CO4: To have in depth gain of knowledge in core competency areas
	CO5	To enhance the problem solving and viva answering skill of the students
Project Work	CO1	To offer students a glimpse into real world problems and Industrial challenges that need Electronics based solutions
	CO2	To introduce students to the vast array of literature available of the various research challenges in the field of ECE
	CO3	To create awareness among the students of the characteristics of several domain areas where ECE concepts can be effectively used.
	CO4	To enable students enhance the testing and debugging skills in a particular platform and create a solution for a problem
	CO5	To improve the team building, communication and management skills of the students

B. Tech. R18 Regulations

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B. Tech. I Year Course Outcomes

68101	English	CO 1	Write coherent, unified, and complete sentences.
		CO 2	Identify word meanings and know the use of familiar lexical items.
		CO 3	Understand explicit and implicit information and draw inferences for the given task.
		CO 4	Communicate according to place, relation and medium.
		CO 5	Know, emphasize, conceptualize, comprehend, apply, synthesize, and evaluate the given text, and other authentic texts such as magazines/newspaper articles.
68102	Mathematics-I	CO 1	Find rank of a matrix and solve a linear system of equations.
		CO 2	Evaluate eigen values, eigen vectors and find the Modal matrix under a linear transformation.
		CO 3	Evaluate surface areas and volumes of solids of revolution, Apply Mean value theorems in relevant engineering domains.
		CO 4	Determine the convergence/divergence of a given infinite series.
		CO 5	Find the extremum of a multi-variate function with or without constraints.
68104	Applied Physics	CO 1	The concepts involving the physics of lasers, lasing action, construction and working of He-Ne laser, semiconductor laser and propagation of light through optical fibers.
		CO 2	Schrodinger wave equation and its application, free electron models, formation of bands in solids and electron occupation in bands.
		CO 3	Estimation of charge carrier concentration in semiconductors and understand the formation of pn junction, construction and characteristics of different diodes like rectifying, Zener & Tunnel diodes.
		CO 4	Transistor current components, characteristics of CB, CE and CC configurations, also understand the construction, working and characteristics of JFET & MOSFET.
		CO 5	The principles of nanotechnology, types of nanomaterials, synthesis: Top-down and bottom-up methods, characteri-zation: XRD, SEM & TEM.
65101	Problem Solving Through ‘C’	CO 1	Ability to understand programming concepts and analyze a problem, design a solution and develop an algorithm to solve it.
		CO 2	Ability to modularize a problem and implement the solution using basic programming concepts, control statements and functions.
		CO 3	Ability to evaluate the use of macros and implement solutions to complex problems using recursion and homogeneous data types.
		CO 4	Ability to implement pointers for problems of relevance and use different dynamic memory allocation methods.
		CO 5	Design and implement appropriate user defined structures to a given problem definition and apply various functions for processing files.
63102	Engineering Drawing	CO 1	Know the Standard conventions, design scale for drawing engineering components and draw geometrical constructions.
		CO 2	Apply fundamentals of theory of projections, and draw orthographic projections of points and lines in any position.
		CO 3	Construct orthographic projections of simple planes and regular solids in any position.
		CO 4	Draw sectional views and developments of various basic 3D objects.
		CO 5	Construct isometric views and construct multi view drawings of simple and complex 3D objects.
68131	English Language and Communication Skills Lab – I	CO 1	Emerge as good speakers and listeners
		CO 2	Develop critical and analytical thinking.
		CO 3	Write effectively.
		CO 4	Develop effective presentation skills using the multimedia tools.
		CO 5	Neutralize mother tongue
68134	Applied Physics Lab	CO 1	Get an understanding of errors and their estimation in determination of Physical quantities.
		CO 2	Get an understanding of the laws of physics associated with the experiments.
		CO 3	Would develop skills in handling various kinds of laboratory instruments.
		CO 4	Get awareness of the magnitudes of the different physical parameters and learn how to Present the observations and results at the end of an experiment.
		CO 5	Get an understanding of the physical concepts involved in the experiments.
65131	Computer Programming Lab	CO 1	Familiarity of programming environment in Linux operating system and to translate given algorithms to a working and correct program.
		CO 2	Ability to interpret syntax errors as reported by the compilers and to be able to identify and correct logical errors encountered at run time using debuggers like GDB.
		CO 3	Ability to write iterative as well as recursive programs.
		CO 4	Ability to represent data in arrays, pointers, strings and structures and manipulate them through a program and use them in defining self-referential structures or structures or designing a user defined data type.
		CO 5	Ability to implement file processing functions and be able to store, retrieve and process data in text and binary formats.
63131	Engineering Workshop	CO 1	Acquire skills of basic engineering trades like Carpentry, Tin smithy etc.
		CO 2	Demonstrate an understanding of and comply with workshop safety regulations.
		CO 3	Identify and use marking out tools, hand tools, measuring equipment and to work to prescribed tolerances.
		CO 4	Apply the knowledge of the above trades in their day –to – day activities.
		CO 5	Select appropriate equipment and consumables for required applications.
68152	Mathematics – II	CO 1	Solve the first order O.D.E and appreciate their applications
		CO 2	Solve higher order O.D.E and appreciate their applications in engineering problems
		CO 3	Evaluate double and triple integrals and apply them in engineering problems
		CO 4	Evaluate the line, surface and volume integrals and converting them from one to another
		CO 5	Solve first order linear and non-linear P.D.E
68156	Environmental Science	CO 1	Define the concepts of ecosystem and emphasize the importance of biodiversity and its conservation.
		CO 2	Gain knowledge on natural resources and advantages and disadvantages on renewable energy sources and technologies.
		CO 3	Develop awareness on pollution control technologies and global atmospheric changes.
		CO 4	Emphasize the importance of Environmental impact assessment and green technologies.
		CO 5	Understand about Environmental legislation and the concept of Sustainable development.
68153	Computational Mathematics	CO 1	Find the real roots of Algebraic and Transcendental equations.
		CO 2	Understand interpolation and obtain approximate solutions for evenly and unevenly spaced data.
		CO 3	Fit a given data to a linear/non-linear curve and appreciate the concepts of numerical differentiation and integration.
		CO 4	Develop the skill of finding approximate solutions to problems arising in first order initial value problems in differential equations.
		CO 5	Find finite difference solutions of certain P.D.E.
68155	Engineering Chemistry	CO 1	Rationalise periodic properties such as ionization potential, electron affinity, oxidation states and electronegativity.
		CO 2	Understanding the importance of EMF, corrosion and treatment of water.
		CO 3	List major chemical reactions that are used in the synthesis of molecules.
		CO 4	Analyze microscopic chemistry in terms of atomic and molecular orbitals and intermolecular forces.
		CO 5	Would develop ability to handle situations involving problems associated with chemical substances in engineering situations.
65151	Data Structures Through ‘C’	CO 1	Understand basic concepts, Design and implement linear data structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues by using C as the programming language using static or dynamic implementations.
		CO 2	Able to understand and analyze, differentiate and implement elementary algorithms: sorting, searching and hashing and will also be able to compare and contrast algorithms with respect to time and space complexity.
		CO 3	Able to implement nonlinear data structures like trees and graphs and apply appropriate data structures to designing solutions to real world complex problems.
		CO 4	Demonstrate sound understanding of graph traversals and ability to implement various algorithms on graphs and interpret the results.
		CO 5	Ability to implement hashing techniques for storing and searching efficiently.
68181	English Language and Communication Skills Lab – II	CO 1	Evolve as effective communicators and will develop narrative skills
		CO 2	Emerge as decision makers and autonomous learners
		CO 3	Develop critical and analytical skills
		CO 4	Gather ideas and information, and organize them coherently.
		CO 5	Develop leadership and team building skills.
68183	Computational Mathematics Lab	CO 1	Write a program to find real roots of Algebraic and Transcendental equations
		CO 2	Write a program to determine functional value at any given intermediate point of the given data for an unknown function by interpolation
		CO 3	Write a program for a best fit curve by Least Squares method for a given set of data points
		CO 4	Write a program for numerical integration by Trapezoidal, Simpson‟s 1/3 and 3/8 rules
		CO 5	Write a program to find the value of the solution of a given first order initial value problem of O.D.E
		CO 6	Write a program to find the value of the solution One-dimensional Heat equation and two-dimensional Laplace equation
68185	Engineering Chemistry Lab	CO 1	Estimate rate constants of reactions from concentration of reactants/products as a function of time.
		CO 2	Measure molecular/system properties such as surface tension, viscosity, conductance of solutions, redox potentials, absorbance.
		CO 3	Understand the concepts of distribution and adsorption phenomena.
		CO 4	Synthesize a small drug molecule.
		CO 5	Develop analytical skills and learn how to analyze and present results of an experiment.
65181	Data Structures Through ‘C’ Lab	CO 1	Understand basic data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks and queues.
		CO 2	Ability to interpret syntax errors as reported by the compilers and to be able to identify and correct logical errors encountered at run time using debuggers like GDB.
		CO 3	Apply Algorithm for solving problems like sorting, searching, insertion and deletion of data.
		CO 4	Solve problems involving graphs, trees and heaps.
		CO 5	Apply Hashing techniques for efficient storage and retrieval of data.
67181	IT Workshop Lab	CO 1	Identify the peripherals of PC, assemble and disassemble PC components.
		CO 2	Install the System software MS Windows, Linux and required device drivers.
		CO 3	Work with productivity tools for Word Processing, Spread Sheet and Presentations along with Designing basic Web Pages.
		CO 4	Understand the main features of the SCILAB program development environment to enable their usage in higher learning.
		CO 5	Interpret and visualize simple mathematical functions and operations using plots or display.

B. Tech. II Year I Semester Course Outcomes

68101	Electronic Circuits-I	CO 1	Analyze different rectifier circuits with and without filters.
		CO 2	Analyse clippers, clampers, RC circuits and comparator circuits.
		CO 3	Analyze different biasing circuits for BJTs and FETs.
		CO 4	Analyze different small signal BJT amplifiers at low frequencies.
		CO 5	Analyze different small signal BJT amplifiers at high frequencies and analyze different single stage JFET amplifiers.
68102	Signals and Systems	CO 1	Characterize and analyze the properties of continuous and discrete time signals and systems. To apply the knowledge of linear algebra topics like vector space, basis, inner product, norm and orthogonal basis to signals. dimension
		CO 2	Represent continuous signals and systems in the Frequency domain using Fourier Series and Fourier transform.
		CO 3	Understand the filter characteristics of LTI systems, correlation and the concept of sampling and reconstruction of analog signals.
		CO 4	Apply the Laplace transforms to analyze continuous-time signals and systems.
		CO 5	Apply Z- transforms to analyze discrete-time signals and systems.
68104	Digital Logic Design	CO 1	Perform number system conversions, binary arithmetic and simplify Boolean functions.
		CO 2	Design various combinational logic circuits.
		CO 3	Design and analyze various synchronous sequential logic circuits.
		CO 4	Understand various digital logic families and semiconductor memories.
		CO 5	Implement logic functions using PLDs, prepare ASM charts.
65101	Mathematics – III	CO 1	Develop the skill of evaluating Laplace and Inverse Laplace transform of functions which are required to solve linear systems under initial conditions.
		CO 2	Develop the skill of evaluating Fourier transform offunctions which are required to solve Partial Differentialequations under given conditions.
		CO 3	Understand the concepts of analyticity and integration of complex functions, construction of analytic functions if apart of it is known.
		CO 4	Evaluate integrals using Cauchy’s Integral formulae arounda simple closed contour..
		CO 5	Find the Taylor’s and Laurent’s series expansion of complexfunctions and to evaluate contour integrals using Residue theorem.
63102	Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering	CO 1	Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to the analysis and design of electrical circuits.
		CO 2	Solve the complex AC and DC electric circuits by applying the suitable principles.
		CO 3	Understand the concept and applications of Resonance and able to solve the problems using various network theorems.
		CO 4	Apply the concepts of two-port network parameters and transient response of electrical circuits in the real time applications.
		CO 5	Acquire sufficient knowledge about the basic principles of various Electrical Machines.
68131	Electronic Circuits-I Lab	CO 1	Design and analyze different rectifier circuits with and without filters.
		CO 2	Design and analyze clippers, clampers and RC circuits.
		CO 3	Design biasing circuits for BJTs.
		CO 4	Design and analyze different small signal BJT, JFET amplifiers at low frequencies
		CO 5	Use diode and transistor for different applications.
68134	Basic Simulation Lab	CO 1	Simulate generation and operation of different types of signals and systems.
		CO 2	Apply transform techniques for the analysis of signals
		CO 3	Simulate convolution, correlation and spectral densities of deterministic signals
		CO 4	Simulate response of LTI system for various input signals.
		CO 5	Determine the stability of the systems using pole-zero plots in s-domain and z-domain using simulation.
65131	Digital Logic Design Lab	CO 1	Design and implement various combinational circuits using logic gates.
	Digital Logic Design Lab	CO 2	Design and implement various sequential circuits.

B. Tech. II Year II Semester Course Outcomes

64251	Linear Control Systems	CO 1	Understand concept of control systems and different methods to find transfer function of a system
		CO 2	Understand system transient and steady state response and their specifications.
		CO 3	Analyze the system stability time domain and frequencydomain.
		CO 4	Design controller units and compensators.
		CO 5	Analyze system considering Initial conditions.
64252	Electromagnetic Theory and Transmission Lines	CO 1	Solve electrostatic problems.
		CO 2	Solve magnetostic problems.
		CO 3	Apply Maxwell’s equations to solve electromagnetic problems.
		CO 4	Analyze the behaviour of uniform plane wave propagation in various media and at the boundaries of different media.
		CO 5	Analyze and design transmission lines for various applications through calculations and Smith chart.
64253	Electronic Circuits – II	CO 1	Analyze multistage amplifiers using BJT and FET.
		CO 2	Analyze feedback amplifiers using different feedback topologies.
		CO 3	Analyze LC and RC oscillators.
		CO 4	Analyze power amplifiers with different conduction angle.
		CO 5	Analyze tuned amplifiers with different resonance circuits
64254	Computer Organization and Architecture	CO 1	Understand the major components of computer system including CPU, memory and I/O.
		CO 2	Familiar with data representation, addressing modes and instruction set of a computer.
		CO 3	Perform computer arithmetic operations and under control unit operations.
		CO 4	Understand the organization of memory and memory management hardware.
		CO 5	Understand the concepts of pipelining and I/O organization.
		CO 6	Design an interconnection networks and multiprocessors
64255	Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes	CO 1	Perceive the various probability concepts, and theorems.
		CO 2	Apply the concepts of various random variables to model random experiments.
		CO 3	Evaluate the statistical operations performed on single and multiple random variables.
		CO 4	Evaluate temporal and spectral characteristics of random process.
		CO 5	Analyze the performance of communication systems with random inputs.
64281	Linear Control Systems Lab	CO 1	Measure resistance, capacitance and inductance.
		CO 2	Analyze the characteristics of servo motors and synchros.
		CO 3	Analyze the effect of feedback and compensation techniques in control systems.
64282	Electronic Circuits-II Lab	CO 1	Design and analyze multi stage amplifiers using BJTs and FETs.
		CO 2	Design and analyze feedback amplifiers using different topologies.
		CO 3	Design and analyze RC and LC oscillators.
		CO 4	Design and analyze power amplifiers with different conduction angles.
		CO 5	Design and analyze Tuned amplifiers.
62284	Electrical Engineering Lab	CO 1	Verify the network theorems practically and can apply wherever is necessary in the circuit analysis.
		CO 2	Understand about phenomenon of resonance and study the response of series and parallel resonant circuits.
		CO 3	Verify the two port network parameters practically.
		CO 4	Determine the efficiency of a transformer.
		CO 5	Analyze the magnetization characteristics of dc shunt generator.
68281	Verbal Ability Lab	CO 1	Students will be empowered in English language skills and meet the demands of the global work environment.
		CO 2	Students will have enriched vocabulary.
		CO 3	Students will be proficient in answering reasoning based questions.
		CO 4	Students will develop the ability to write grammatically correct sentences.
		CO 5	Students will enhance their professional writing skills through business letters.
68282	Gender Sensitization	CO 1	Students will have developed a better understanding of important issues related to gender in contemporary India.
		CO 2	Students will be sensitized to basic dimensions of the biological, sociological, psychological and legal aspects of gender. This will be achieved through discussion of materials derived from research, facts, everyday life, literature and film.
		CO 3	Students will attain a finer grasp of how gender discrimination works in our society and how to counter it.
		CO 4	Students will acquire insight into the gendered division of labour and its relation to politics and economics.
		CO 5	Men and women students and professionals will be better equipped to work and live together as equals.
		CO 6	Students will develop a sense of appreciation of women in all walks of life.
		CO 7	Through providing accounts of studies and movements as well as the new laws that provide protection and relief to women, the textbook will empower students to understand and respond to gender violence.

B. Tech. III Year I Semester Course Outcomes

64301	Analog Communications	CO 1	Understand the basic communication system fundamentals, various modulation and demodulation techniques.
		CO 2	Describe various carrier suppression modulation and demodulation techniques.
		CO 3	Classify the angle modulation techniques, explain their principles of generation and detection, properties and analyses of angle modulated waves.
		CO 4	Analyze the effect of noise on different types of analog communication systems.
		CO 5	Understand the concept of radio receivers. Also, explain the concept of thesampling process and various pulse modulation techniques.
64302	Antennas and Wave Propagation	CO 1	Understand the antenna parameters and design linear wire antenna.
		CO 2	Design antenna arrays for desired antenna characteristics.
		CO 3	Design helical, reflector, horn and microstrip antennas.
		CO 4	Understand antenna measurement techniques.
		CO 5	Understand different modes of wave propagation.
64303	Linear IC Applications	CO 1	Understand the basics of OP-AMP 741 IC and analyze op-amp circuits
		CO 2	Infer the DC and AC characteristics of operational amplifiers & its effect on the output.
		CO 3	Design linear applications using the op-amp
		CO 4	Analyze and design oscillator and comparator circuits
		CO 5	Design multivibrators circuits using 555 Timer, Classify and comprehend the working principle of data converters
64304	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	CO 1	Understand the architecture and organization of 8086.
		CO 2	Explore the internal architecture of 8051 and to create ready to run programs using 8051 assemblers.
		CO 3	Understand basic embedded C programming and working of timers/counters to develop microcontroller-based systems.
		CO 4	Describe the serial communication feature of 8051 and how to write interrupt handler programs.
		CO 5	Interface real-world devices such as LCDs, Keyboards, ADC and DAC with 8051
64305	Biomedical Electronics	CO 1	Know the electrical activity in the human body and different type of transducers
		CO 2	Analyze the bio-signal and different types of amplifiers
		CO 3	Classify the different types of bio-signal recording systems
		CO 4	Understand the working principle of various specialized medical equipment
		CO 5	Understand the advanced techniques used in biomedical instrumentation
64306	Digital Modeling Using HDL	CO 1	Understand the capabilities of HDLs and learn Verilog constructs.
		CO 2	Differentiate and write circuit descriptions in gate level and data flow modelling styles.
		CO 3	Describe circuits using behavioural modelling and write test benches for simulation.
		CO 4	Describe circuits at transistor level using switch-level modelling and learn to use UDPs.
		CO 5	Understand delay models in Verilog and learn synthesis aspects.
64307	Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation	CO 1	Know the usage of various measuring instruments, minimize errors associated and evaluate their performance characteristics.
		CO 2	Design bridge circuits and evaluate resistance, inductance, capacitance, voltage, current, power factor and energy.
		CO 3	Generate various types of signals and measure physical quantities of signal.
		CO 4	Measure amplitude, frequency and phase of waveform with an oscilloscope.
		CO 5	Select appropriate passive or active transducers for measurement of strain, displacement, velocity, angular velocity, temperature and pressure.
64331	Analog Communications Lab	CO 1	Implement and analyze different analog communication systems.
		CO 2	Understand the significance of sampling theorem.
		CO 3	Understand multiplexing concepts.
64332	Linear IC Applications Lab	CO 1	Analyze and design different circuits using OP-AMP 741 IC
		CO 2	Analyze and design different circuits using Timer 555 IC
		CO 3	Analyze and design PLL Applications and converters
64333	Microcontrollers Lab	CO 1	Implement the Assembly Language Programs to perform various operations in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 2	Implement time delay between the events by programming the timers/interrupts in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 3	Transmit the message serially at different baud rates using UART operation in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 4	Interface various I/O Devices like DC Motor, LCD & LED to 8051 Micro-Controller
		CO 5	Interface various I/O Devices like Keyboard, LCD, 7-Segment Display and DC Motor, Stepper Motor and Servo Motor to development boards.
68332	Effective Technical Communication Lab	CO 1	Attain proficiency in features of Technical communication
		CO 2	Develop expertise in reading skills
		CO 3	Use English language appropriately to write effective reports, e-mails, notes and summaries.
		CO 4	Become proficient in Analytical and Critical Thinking Skills
		CO 5	Be empowered to use English language effectively in Technical Communication
68302	Universal Human Values	CO 1	Understand the significance of values, distinguish between values and skills.
		CO 2	Apply the concept of happiness and prosperity to set the goals in life.
		CO 3	Evaluate the current scenario in the society, in a right manner.
		CO 4	Distinguish between the needs of the self and body through principles of co-existence.
		CO 5	Understand the value of harmonious relationship based on trust, respect and other naturally acceptable feelings in human-human relationships.
		CO 6	Understand the harmony in nature and existence, and work out their mutually fulfilling participation in the nature.

B. Tech. III Year II Semester Course Outcomes

64351	Digital Communications	CO 1	Understand the baseband data transmission techniques. Describe the quantization process, completing the transition from analog to digital and multiplexing techniques.
		CO 2	Describe the concepts of band-pass digital modulation techniques and understandthe signal space diagrams of various digital modulation techniques.
		CO 3	Calculate the bit error performance of various digital modulation techniques. Also, able to describe optimum detection of the digital signals of different modulation techniques in the presence of noise and skilful in the design of equalizers.
		CO 4	Explain the information theory and able to do source and entropy coding. Differentiate and explain various discrete channels
		CO 5	Understand the concept of channel coding. Also, skilful in carrying out the error detection and correction techniques in channel coding.
64352	Digital Signal Processing	CO 1	Understand the various operations on discrete-time signals & systems.
		CO 2	Apply DFT and FFT on discrete-time signals.
		CO 3	Realize the various Structures for Digital Filters.
		CO 4	Analyze and design an IIR digital filter.
		CO 5	Analyze and design an FIR digital filter.
64353	VLSI System Design	CO 1	Familiarize with the basics of MOSFET and different IC fabrication technologies
		CO 2	Understand the electrical properties of MOS and CMOS circuits.
		CO 3	Develop layouts for NMOS, CMOS logic circuits and learn the design flow
		CO 4	Analyze and design various CMOS combinational and sequential circuits
		CO 5	Understand the concept of memory implementation and the need for testing
68352	Managerial Economics and Financial Analysis	CO 1	Familiarize with the fundamentals of Economics such as Demand function, Law of demand, Elasticity of demand and Demand Forecasting methods etc.
		CO 2	Evaluate Economies of Scale and the Break-Even Point of the business activity.
		CO 3	Understand the different Market Structures and Macro Economic concepts.
		CO 4	Able to understand the accounting system and preparation of Final Accounts.
		CO 5	Analyze Accounting Statements like Income Statement and Balance Sheet to understand financial performance of the business.
64354	Advanced Microcontrollers	CO 1	Examine the architecture and registers of AVR microcontroller
		CO 2	Familiarize instruction set of AVR microcontroller and write programs in assembly language.
		CO 3	Explore the On-chip peripherals of AVR microcontroller
		CO 4	Explore the internal architecture of PIC microcontroller and create ready to run programs using assembly language.
		CO 5	Explore the On-chip peripherals of PIC microcontroller
64355	FPGA Architectures and Applications	CO 1	Understand the FPGA architectures
		CO 2	Understand types of FPGA interconnecting technologies
		CO 3	Know different FPGA vendors architecture and their applications
		CO 4	Develop the capability of logic expression using anti-fuse FPGA such as ACTEL FPGAs.
		CO 5	Understand the design applications using FPGA
64356	Wireless Communications	CO 1	Understand the fundamentals of mobile and cellular communications, system design and cell capacity.
		CO 2	Understand the large-scale path loss in mobile radio propagation
		CO 3	Model the fading effects in multipath environment
		CO 4	Understand different types of equalizers and diversity techniques
		CO 5	Acquire knowledge on multiple access techniques.
64381	Digital Communications Lab	CO 1	Implement and analyze basic digital modulation techniques.
		CO 2	Calculate the bit error rate for different digital modulation schemes
		CO 3	Verify and simulate the coding technique in digital modulation schemes
64382	Digital Signal Processing Lab	CO 1	Carry out a simulation of DSP systems
		CO 2	Implement the FFT for various DSP applications
		CO 3	Design IIR and FIR digital filters
		CO 4	Implement multi-rate signal processing systems
		CO 5	Implement DSP systems using DSP processor
68382	Advanced English Communication & Soft Skills Lab	CO 1	Evolve as effective communicators.
		CO 2	Emerge as decision makers, time managers and good negotiators.
		CO 3	Gain proficiency in resume writing and requisite interview skills
		CO 4	Collate ideas and information and organize them relevantly and coherently.
		CO 5	Be empowered to use soft skills in the global context.
68381	Quantitative Ability Lab	CO 1	Solve the problems using Number Systems, Percentages and Profit & Loss
		CO 2	Solve the problems using Interest, Speed Time and Distance
		CO 3	Solve the problems using Ratio and Proportion, Progressions and Inequality
		CO 4	Solve the problems using Menstruation, Geometric, Clocks & Calendars questions
		CO 5	Practice general problems in Placement, CAT and GRE etc. tests.
68351	Essence of Indian Knowledge Tradition	CO 1	To gain a general idea of the vast Vedic literature and their content and to grasp the relevant concepts of the Vedas and appreciate its relevance in the modern world.
		CO 2	Understand, connect up and explain basics of Indian Traditional Knowledge in Modern Scientific Perspective.
		CO 3	Understand Yoga psychology as both a positive and a normative science and its contribution for a holistic health.
		CO 4	Understand the views of our great philosophers to correlate their efforts toachieve unity in diversity.

B. Tech. IV Year I Semester Course Outcomes

64401	Microwave Engineering	CO 1	Analyze the characteristics of rectangular waveguides and its coupling mechanisms
		CO 2	Design waveguide components and analyze using S matrix
		CO 3	Analyze different types of microwave tubes
		CO 4	Analyze different types of microwave solid state devices
		CO 5	Measure various waveguide parameters using microwave bench set up
64402	Satellite Communications	CO 1	Analyze the basic concepts of satellite communication, orbital mechanics and launching
		CO 2	Analyze the satellite subsystems and satellite antennas
		CO 3	Analyze different multiple access schemes and satellite link design
		CO 4	Understand satellite TV and digital broadcasting
		CO 5	Understand the principle of GPS
64403	ASIC Design	CO 1	Be familiar with ASIC designs
		CO 2	Learn about library cell design, library architecture
		CO 3	Understand different types of simulation, models and verification
		CO 4	Learn about physical design, different CAD tools, their methods and algorithms
		CO 5	Understand Floor Planning, Placement and Routing
64404	Digital Image Processing	CO 1	Understand the basic concepts of a 2-D Image Processing system, Sampling and Quantization and gain the concepts regarding the use of different 2D Image transforms
		CO 2	Understand the spatial domain and frequency domain filtering techniques, including point operations, masking, histogram modification, smoothing and sharpening filters
		CO 3	Acquire the knowledge of the image degradation in the presence of noise, different noise models and different approaches to restore the image. Also analyzing colour image processing techniques
		CO 4	Understand the need for image segmentation using local and global processing methods and analyze the use of morphological operations like opening, closing for preprocessing applications
		CO 5	Understand the need for compression and evaluate the basic compression algorithms
64405	Internet of Things Architectures and Programming	CO 1	Understand the concepts of IoT and its present developments
		CO 2	Describe different IOT technologies and generic design methods
		CO 3	Acquire knowledge about different software platforms and Infrastructure for IoT
		CO 4	Know different IoT Devices for smart applications and control
		CO 5	Know the use of cloud platforms and frameworks of IoT
64406	EMBEDDED REAL-TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS	CO 1	Understand multitasking and different task level operations of RTOS
		CO 2	Understand objects of the kernel in embedded systems applications
		CO 3	Program for interrupts and exceptions in RTOS
		CO 4	Differentiate architectures of different RTOS.
		CO 5	Design an embedded system using RTOS
64407	COMMUNICATION NETWORKS	CO 1	Understand basic switching and multiple access techniques used in communication networks.
		CO 2	Analyze communication network protocols and standards.
		CO 3	Understand the working of Intranet, LAN, WAN, MAN, LPWAN setup and different topologies (fundamental knowledge).
		CO 4	Analyze the local and global impact of networks and gain familiarity with common networking protocols, algorithms and security issues in networks.
		CO 5	Use the knowledge of network protocols and their performance in modelling communication networks
64408	SYSTEM ON CHIP ARCHITECTURE	CO 1	Understand the basic level of a system on chip processor and architectures
		CO 2	Design various processors by using parallel techniques
		CO 3	Explore different types of memory architectures and their internal structures
		CO 4	Design bus architectures by using peripheral specifications
		CO 5	Design various encryption algorithms for DSP processors
64431	MICROWAVE ENGINEERING LAB	CO 1	Measure attenuation, VSWR, scattering parameters of microwave components
		CO 2	Perform antenna measurements
		CO 3	Understand the characteristics of the Reflex Klystron and Gunn diode
64432	VLSI SYSTEM DESIGN LAB	CO 1	Gain knowledge about design styles of various gates
		CO 2	Understand the simulation and synthesis procedure of combinational circuits
		CO 3	Develop the sequential circuit applications using Flip-Flops
		CO 4	Draw layouts using various steps of the layout design process
		CO 5	Design and implement digital and analog circuits under a full-custom design environment
64433	Technical Seminar – I	CO 1	Face any type of interviews, viva-voce, and aptitude tests.
		CO 2	Perform well in competitive exams and group discussions.
		CO 3	Apply knowledge in building their career in particular fields.
		CO 4	Enhance their communication skills and interactivity.
64434	Industry Oriented Mini Project	CO 1	To offer students a glimpse into real world problems and Industrial challenges that need Electronics based solutions
		CO 2	To introduce students to the vast array of literature available of the various research challenges in the field of ECE
		CO 3	To create awareness among the students of the characteristics of several domain areas where ECE concepts can be effectively used.
		CO 4	To enable students enhance the testing and debugging skills in a particular platform and create a solution for a problem
		CO 5	To improve the team building, communication and management skills of the students.

B. Tech. IV Year II Semester Course Outcomes

64451	Radar Engineering	CO 1	Understand the basic principles of how a Radar system works
		CO 2	Identify the various Radar systems in existence, specify their applications and limitations and explain the principles of how they work
		CO 3	Describe the most commonly used techniques in processing Radar signals
		CO 4	Understanding the concepts of different Radar receivers
		CO 5	Study of different filter characteristics used in Radar
64452	Adhoc Wireless Sensor Networks	CO 1	Understand the principles of Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs) and distinguish them from infrastructure-based networks
		CO 2	Understand various MAC and routing protocols functioning and their implications
		CO 3	Classify various protocols for providing quality of service
		CO 4	Understand the principles and characteristics of wireless sensor networks (WSNs)
		CO 5	Understand the principles of MAC protocols
64453	Multirate Signal Processing	CO 1	Understand the concepts of sample rate conversion techniques and its applications
		CO 2	Learn the principles of polyphase filtering
		CO 3	Design and implement the multi-channel perfect reconstruction filter bank systems
		CO 4	Learn the design procedures for cosine modulated filter banks
		CO 5	Apply Transmultiplexer filter banks in Communication applications
64454	Optical Fiber Communications	CO 1	Define basic optical laws and fundamentals. Also, understand the fiber structures, associated design parameters, fiber materials, and Fiber manufacturing techniques
		CO 2	Describe channel impairment like fiber losses and dispersion. Also, remember the fiber standards to utilize in-network design
		CO 3	Classify the optical sources, explain their principles, properties and analyses power launching and coupling techniques for optical fibers
		CO 4	Differentiate and explain the working of photodetectors. Also, able to calculate the system bandwidth, noise, probability of error and bitrate of a digital fiber system
		CO 5	Explain the concept and component of wavelength division multiplexing. Also, skilful in the design of Passive Optical Networks (PON) along with SONET
64481	Technical Seminar – II	CO 1	Face any type of interviews, viva-voce, and aptitude tests.
		CO 2	Perform well in competitive exams and group discussions.
		CO 3	Apply knowledge in building their career in particular fields.
		CO 4	Enhance their communication skills and interactivity.
64482	Project Work	CO 1	To apply knowledge of Electronics and Communication Engineering in designing solutions for real time problems.
		CO 2	To perform data collection and review research literature.
		CO 3	To use modern tools and research knowledge for developing products.
		CO 4	To learn the ethical principles that leads to innovation and teamwork that is inline with Lifelong learning, Project management and cost-effective system design
		CO 5	To develop presentation and communication skills.

B.Tech R18

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POs-PSOs
PEOs
I year
II-I
II-II
III-I
III-II
IV-I
IV-II

Regulation 18: POs-PSOs

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs) Engineering Graduates will be able to:

PO1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal and environmental considerations.

PO4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life- long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

PSO1. Professional Skills: Apply the concepts off electronics and communication Engineering to solve problems in various areas like electronics, communication, signal processing, RF & microwave, VLSI, Embedded etc.

PSO2. Problem Solving Skills: Solve complex electronics and communication engineering problems using hardware and software tools.

PSO3. Skill Development: Apply verbal, reasoning, data interpretation, quantitative and communication skills to solve engineering problems.

Regulation 18: PEOs

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

1. The graduates of the programme should be successful in professional career and/or higher education by acquiring the knowledge in the fundamentals of Electronics and Communication Engineering encompassing contemporary technologies and professional skills

2. The graduates of the programme should be able to provide solutions to real life problems which are economical and socially acceptable

3. The graduates of the programme should exhibit good communication skills and lead a team with human values and professional ethics by engaging in lifelong learning.

Regulation 18: I year

68101	English	CO 1	Write coherent, unified, and complete sentences.
		CO 2	Identify word meaning and know the use of familiar lexical items.
		CO 3	Understand explicit and implicit information and draw inferences for the given task.
		CO 4	Communicate according to place, relation and medium.
		CO 5	Know, emphasize, conceptualize, comprehend, apply, synthesize, and evaluate the given text, and other authentic texts such as magazines/newspaper articles.
68102	Mathematics – I	CO 1	Find rank of a matrix and solve a linear system of equations.
		CO 2	Evaluate eigen values, eigen vectors and find the Modal matrix under a linear transformation.
		CO 3	Evaluate surface areas and volumes of solids of revolution, Apply Mean value theorems in relevant engineering domains.
		CO 4	Determine the convergence/divergence of a given infinite series.
		CO 5	Find the extremum of a multi-variate function with or without constraints.
68104	Applied Physics	CO 1	The concepts involving the physics of lasers, lasing action, construction and working of He-Ne laser, semiconductor laser and propagation of light through optical fibers.
		CO 2	Schrodinger wave equation and its application, free electron models, formation of bands in solids and electron occupation in bands.
		CO 3	Estimation of charge carrier concentration in semiconductors and understand the formation of pn junction, construction and characteristics of different diodes like rectifying, Zener & Tunnel diodes.
		CO 4	Transistor current components, characteristics of CB, CE and CC configurations, also understand the construction, working and characteristics of JFET & MOSFET.
		CO 5	The principles of nanotechnology, types of nanomaterials, synthesis: Top-down and bottom-up methods, characteri-zation: XRD, SEM & TEM.
65101	Problem Solving Through ‘C’	CO 1	Ability to understand programming concepts and analyze a problem, design a solution and develop an algorithm to solve it.
		CO 2	Ability to modularize a problem and implement the solution using basic programming concepts, control statements and functions.
		CO 3	Ability to evaluate the use of macros and implement solutions to complex problems using recursion and homogeneous data types.
		CO 4	Ability to implement pointers for problems of relevance and use different dynamic memory allocation methods.
		CO 5	Design and implement appropriate user defined structures to a given problem definition and apply various functions for processing files.
63102	Engineering Drawing	CO 1	Know the Standard conventions, design scale for drawing engineering components and draw geometrical constructions.
		CO 2	Apply fundamentals of theory of projections, and draw orthographic projections of points and lines in any position.
		CO 3	Construct orthographic projections of simple planes and regular solids in any position.
		CO 4	Draw sectional views and developments of various basic 3D objects.
		CO 5	Construct isometric views and construct multi view drawings of simple and complex 3D objects.
68131	English Language and Communication Skills Lab – I	CO 1	Emerge as good speakers and listeners
		CO 2	Develop critical and analytical thinking.
		CO 3	Write effectively.
		CO 4	Develop effective presentation skills using the multimedia tools.
		CO 5	Neutralize mother tongue
68134	Applied Physics Lab	CO 1	Get an understanding of errors and their estimation in determination of Physical quantities.
		CO 2	Get an understanding of the laws of physics associated with the experiments.
		CO 3	Would develop skills in handling various kinds of laboratory instruments.
		CO 4	Get awareness of the magnitudes of the different physical parameters and learn how to Present the observations and results at the end of an experiment.
		CO 5	Get an understanding of the physical concepts involved in the experiments.
65131	Computer Programming Lab	CO 1	Familiarity of programming environment in Linux operating system and to translate given algorithms to a working and correct program.
		CO 2	Ability to interpret syntax errors as reported by the compilers and to be able to identify and correct logical errors encountered at run time using debuggers like GDB.
		CO 3	Ability to write iterative as well as recursive programs.
		CO 4	Ability to represent data in arrays, pointers, strings and structures and manipulate them through a program and use them in defining self-referential structures or structures or designing a user defined data type.
		CO 5	Ability to implement file processing functions and be able to store, retrieve and process data in text and binary formats.
63131	Engineering Workshop	CO 1	Acquire skills of basic engineering trades like Carpentry, Tin smithy etc.
		CO 2	Demonstrate an understanding of and comply with workshop safety regulations.
		CO 3	Identify and use marking out tools, hand tools, measuring equipment and to work to prescribed tolerances.
		CO 4	Apply the knowledge of the above trades in their day –to – day activities.
		CO 5	Select appropriate equipment and consumables for required applications.
68152	Mathematics – II	CO 1	Solve the first order O.D.E and appreciate their applications
		CO 2	Solve higher order O.D.E and appreciate their applications in engineering problems
		CO 3	Evaluate double and triple integrals and apply them in engineering problems
		CO 4	Evaluate the line, surface and volume integrals and converting them from one to another
		CO 5	Solve first order linear and non-linear P.D.E
68156	Environmental Science	CO 1	Define the concepts of ecosystem and emphasize the importance of biodiversity and its conservation.
		CO 2	Gain knowledge on natural resources and advantages and disadvantages on renewable energy sources and technologies.
		CO 3	Develop awareness on pollution control technologies and global atmospheric changes.
		CO 4	Emphasize the importance of Environmental impact assessment and green technologies.
		CO 5	Understand about Environmental legislation and the concept of Sustainable development.
68153	Computational Mathematics	CO 1	Find the real roots of Algebraic and Transcendental equations.
		CO 2	Understand interpolation and obtain approximate solutions for evenly and unevenly spaced data.
		CO 3	Fit a given data to a linear/non-linear curve and appreciate the concepts of numerical differentiation and integration.
		CO 4	Develop the skill of finding approximate solutions to problems arising in first order initial value problems in differential equations.
		CO 5	Find finite difference solutions of certain P.D.E.
68155	Engineering Chemistry	CO 1	Rationalise periodic properties such as ionization potential, electron affinity, oxidation states and electronegativity.
		CO 2	Understanding the importance of EMF, corrosion and treatment of water.
		CO 3	List major chemical reactions that are used in the synthesis of molecules.
		CO 4	Analyze microscopic chemistry in terms of atomic and molecular orbitals and intermolecular forces.
		CO 5	Would develop ability to handle situations involving problems associated with chemical substances in engineering situations.
65151	Data Structures Thtrough ‘C’	CO 1	Understand basic concepts, Design and implement linear data structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues by using C as the programming language using static or dynamic implementations.
		CO 2	Able to understand and analyze, differentiate and implement elementary algorithms: sorting, searching and hashing and will also be able to compare and contrast algorithms with respect to time and space complexity.
		CO 3	Able to implement nonlinear data structures like trees and graphs and apply appropriate data structures to designing solutions to real world complex problems.
		CO 4	Demonstrate sound understanding of graph traversals and ability to implement various algorithms on graphs and interpret the results.
		CO 5	Ability to implement hashing techniques for storing and searching efficiently.
68181	English Language and Communication Skills Lab – II	CO 1	Evolve as effective communicators and will develop narrative skills
		CO 2	Emerge as decision makers and autonomous learners
		CO 3	Develop critical and analytical skills
		CO 4	Gather ideas and information, and organize them coherently.
		CO 5	Develop leadership and team building skills.
68183	Computational Mathematics Lab	CO 1	Write a program to find real roots of Algebraic and Transcendental equations
		CO 2	Write a program to determine functional value at any given intermediate point of the given data for an unknown function by interpolation
		CO 3	Write a program for a best fit curve by Least Squares method for a given set of data points
		CO 4	Write a program for numerical integration by Trapezoidal, Simpson‟s 1/3 and 3/8 rules
		CO 5	Write a program to find the value of the solution of a given first order initial value problem of O.D.E
		CO 6	Write a program to find the value of the solution One-dimensional Heat equation and two-dimensional Laplace equation
68185	Engineering Chemistry Lab	CO 1	Estimate rate constants of reactions from concentration of reactants/products as a function of time.
		CO 2	Measure molecular/system properties such as surface tension, viscosity, conductance of solutions, redox potentials, absorbance.
		CO 3	Understand the concepts of distribution and adsorption phenomena.
		CO 4	Synthesize a small drug molecule.
		CO 5	Develop analytical skills and learn how to analyze and present results of an experiment.
65181	Data Structures Thtrough ‘C’ Lab	CO 1	Understand basic data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks and queues.
		CO 2	Ability to interpret syntax errors as reported by the compilers and to be able to identify and correct logical errors encountered at run time using debuggers like GDB.
		CO 3	Apply Algorithm for solving problems like sorting, searching, insertion and deletion of data.
		CO 4	Solve problems involving graphs, trees and heaps.
		CO 5	Apply Hashing techniques for efficient storage and retrieval of data.
67181	IT Workshop Lab	CO 1	Identify the peripherals of PC, assemble and disassemble PC components.
		CO 2	Install the System software MS Windows, Linux and required device drivers.
		CO 3	Work with productivity tools for Word Processing, Spread Sheet and Presentations along with Designing basic Web Pages.
		CO 4	Understand the main features of the SCILAB program development environment to enable their usage in higher learning.
		CO 5	Interpret and visualize simple mathematical functions and operations using plots or display.

Regulation 18: II-I


1	64201	Electronic Circuits-I	Analyze different rectifier circuits with and without filters.
			Analyze clippers, clampers, RC circuits and comparator circuits.
			Analyze different biasing circuits for BJTs and FETs
			Analyze different small signal BJT amplifiers at low frequencies.
			Analyze different small signal BJT amplifiers at high frequencies and analyze different single stage JFET amplifiers.
2	64202	Signals and Systems	CO 1 : Characterize and analyze the properties of continuous and discrete time signals and systems. To apply the knowledge of linear algebra topics like vector space, basis, inner product, norm and orthogonal basis to signals. dimension,
			CO 2 : Represent continuous signals and systems in the Frequency domain using Fourier Series and Fourier transform.
			CO 3 : Understand the filter characteristics of LTI systems, correlation and the concept of sampling and reconstruction of analog signals.
			CO 4 : Apply the Laplace transforms to analyze continuous-time signals and systems.
			CO 5 : Apply Z- transforms to analyze discrete-time signals and systems.
3	64203	Digital Logic Design	CO 1 : Perform number system conversions, binary arithmetic and simplify Boolean functions.
			CO 2 : Design various combinational logic circuits.
			CO 3 : Design and analyze various synchronous sequential logic circuits.
			CO 4 : Understand various digital logic families and semiconductor memories.
			CO 5 : Implement logic functions using PLDs, prepare ASM charts.
4	68202	Mathematics – III	CO1 : Develop the skill of evaluating Laplace and Inverse Laplace transform of functions which are required to solve linear systems under initial conditions.
			CO2 : Develop the skill of evaluating Fourier transform offunctions which are required to solve Partial Differentialequations under given conditions.
			CO3 : Understand the concepts of analyticity and integration of complex functions, construction of analytic functions if apart of it is known.
			CO4 : Evaluate integrals using Cauchy’s Integral formulae arounda simple closed contour.
			CO5 : Find the Taylor’s and Laurent’s series expansion of complexfunctions and to evaluate contour integrals using Residue theorem.
5	62205	Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering	CO 1 : Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to the analysis and design of electrical circuits.
			CO 2 : Solve the complex AC and DC electric circuits by applyingthe suitable principles.
			CO 3 : Understand the concept and applications of Resonance and able to solve the problems using various network theorems
			CO 4 : Apply the concepts of two port network parameters and transient response of electrical circuits in the real time applications.
			CO 5 : Acquire sufficient knowledge about the basic principles of various Electrical Machines.
6	64231	Electronic Circuits-I Lab	CO 1 : Design and analyze different rectifier circuits with and without filters
			CO 2 : Design and analyze clippers, clampers and RC circuits
			CO 3 : Design biasing circuits for BJTs
			CO 4 : Design and analyze different small signal BJT, JFET amplifiers at low frequencies
			CO 5 : Use diode and transistor for different applications
7	64232	Basic Simulation Lab	CO 1 : Simulate generation and operation of different types of signals and systems.
			CO 2 : Apply transform techniques for the analysis of signals
			CO 3 : Simulate convolution, correlation and spectral densities of deterministic signals.
			CO 4 : Simulate response of LTI system for various input signals.
			CO 5 : Determine the stability of the systems using pole-zero plots in s-domain and z-domain using simulation.
8	64233	Digital Logic Design Lab	CO 1 : Design and implement various combinational circuits using logic gates.
	64233	Digital Logic Design Lab	CO 2 : Design and implement various sequential circuits.

Regulation 18: II-II


64251	Linear Control Systems	CO 1 : Understand concept of control systems and different methods to find transfer function of a system
		CO 2 : Understand system transient and steady state response and their specifications
		CO 3 : Analyze the system stability time domain and frequencydomain.
		CO 4 : Design controller units and compensators
		CO 5 : Analyze system considering Initial conditions
64252	Electromagnetic Theory and Transmission Lines	CO 1 : Solve electrostatic problems.
		CO 2 : Solve magnetostic problems.
		CO 3 : Apply Maxwell’s equations to solve electromagnetic problems.
		CO 4 : Analyze the behaviour of uniform plane wave propagation in various media and at the boundaries of different media.
		CO 5 : Analyze and design transmission lines for variousapplications through calculations and Smith chart.
64253	Electronic Circuits – II	CO 1 : Analyze multistage amplifiers using BJT and FET
		CO 2 : Analyze feedback amplifiers using different feedback topologies.
		CO 3 : Analyze LC and RC oscillators.
		CO 4 : Analyze power amplifiers with different conduction angle
		CO 5 : Analyze tuned amplifiers with different resonance circuits
64254	Computer Organization and Architecture	CO 1 : Understand the major components of computer system including CPU, memory and I/O.
		CO 2 : Familiar with data representation, addressing modes and instruction set of a computer.
		CO 3 : Perform computer arithmetic operations and under control unit operations.
		CO 4 : Understand the organization of memory and memory management hardware.
		CO 5 : Understand the concepts of pipelining and I/O organization
		CO 6 : Design an interconnection networks and multiprocessors
64255	Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes	CO 1 : Perceive the various probability concepts, and theorems.
		CO 2 : Apply the concepts of various random variables to model random experiments.
		CO 3 : Evaluate the statistical operations performed on single and multiple random variables.
		CO 4 : Evaluate temporal and spectral characteristics of random process.
		CO 5 : Analyze the performance of communication systems with random inputs.
64281	Linear Control Systems Lab	CO 1 : Measure resistance, capacitance and inductance.
		CO 2 : Analyze the characteristics of servo motors and synchros.
		CO 3 : Analyze the effect of feedback and compensation techniques in control systems.
64282	Electronic Circuits-II Lab	CO 1 : Design and analyze multi stage amplifiers using BJTs and FETs.
		CO 2 : Design and analyze feedback amplifiers using different topologies.
		CO 3 : Design and analyze RC and LC oscillators.
		CO 4 : Design and analyze power amplifiers with different conduction angles.
		CO 5 : Design and analyze Tuned amplifiers.
62284	Electrical Engineering Lab	CO 1 : Verify the network theorems practically and can apply wherever is necessary in the circuit analysis.
		CO 2 : Understand about phenomenon of resonance and study the response of series and parallel resonant circuits.
		CO 3 : Verify the two port network parameters practically.
		CO 4 : Determine the efficiency of a transformer.
		CO 5 : Analyze the magnetization characteristics of dc shunt generator.
68281	Verbal Ability Lab	CO 1 : Students will be empowered in English language skills and meet the demands of the global work environment.
		CO 2 : A Students will have enriched vocabulary.
		CO 3 : Students will be proficient in answering reasoning based questions.
		CO4 : Students will develop the ability to write grammatically correct sentences.
		CO5 : Students will enhance their professional writing skills through business letters.
68282	Gender Sensitization	CO 1 : Students will have developed a better understanding of important issues related to gender in contemporary India.
		CO 2 : Students will be sensitized to basic dimensions of the biological, sociological, psychological and legal aspects of gender. This will be achieved through discussion of materials derived from research, facts, everyday life, literature and film.
		CO 3 : Students will attain a finer grasp of how gender discrimination works in our society and how to counter it.
		CO 4 : Students will acquire insight into the gendered division of labour and its relation to politics and economics.
		CO 5 : Men and women students and professionals will be better equipped to work and live together as equals.
		CO 6 : Students will develop a sense of appreciation of women in all walks of life.
		CO 7 : Through providing accounts of studies and movements as well as the new laws that provide protection and relief to women, the textbook will empower students to understand and respond to gender violence.

Regulation 18: III-I

64301	Analog Communications	CO 1: Understand the basic communication system fundamentals, various modulation and demodulation techniques.
		CO 2 : Describe various carrier suppression modulation and demodulation techniques.
		CO 3 : Classify the angle modulation techniques, explain their principles of generation and detection, properties and analyses of angle modulated waves.
		CO 4 : Analyze the effect of noise on different types of analog communication systems.
		Understand the concept of radio receivers. Also, explain the concept of thesampling process and various pulse modulation techniques.
64302	Antennas and Wave Propagation	CO 1 : Understand the antenna parameters and design linear wire antenna
		CO 2 : Design antenna arrays for desired antenna characteristics
		CO 3 : Design helical, reflector, horn and microstrip antennas
		CO 4 : Understand antenna measurement techniques
		CO 5 : Understand different modes of wave propagation
64303	Linear IC Applications	CO 1 : Understand the basics of OP-AMP 741 IC and analyze op-amp circuits
		CO 2 : Infer the DC and AC characteristics of operational amplifiers & its effect on the output.
		CO 3 : Design linear applications using the op-amp
		CO 4 : Analyze and design oscillator and comparator circuits
		CO 5 : Design multivibrators circuits using 555 Timer, Classify and comprehend the working principle of data converters
64304	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	CO 1 : Understand the architecture and organization of 8086.
		CO 2 : Explore the internal architecture of 8051 and to create ready to run programs using 8051 assemblers.
		CO 3 : Understand basic embedded C programming and working of timers/counters to develop microcontroller-based systems.
		CO 4 : Describe the serial communication feature of 8051 and how to write interrupt handler programs.
		CO 5 : Interface real-world devices such as LCDs, Keyboards, ADC and DAC with 8051
*64305*	*Biomedical Electronics*	CO 1 : Know the electrical activity in the human body and different type of transducers
		CO 2 : Analyze the bio-signal and different types of amplifiers
		CO 3 : classify the different types of bio-signal recording systems
		CO 4 : Understand the working principle of various specialized medical equipment
		CO 5 : Understand the advanced techniques used in biomedical instrumentation
*64306*	*Digital Modeling Using HDL*	CO 1 : Understand the capabilities of HDLs and learn Verilog constructs.
		CO 2 : Differentiate and write circuit descriptions in gate level and data flow modelling styles.
		CO 3 : Describe circuits using behavioural modelling and write test benches for simulation.
		CO 4 : Describe circuits at transistor level using switch-level modelling and learn to use UDPs.
		CO 5 : Understand delay models in Verilog and learn synthesis aspects.
*64307*	*Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation*	CO 1 : Know the usage of various measuring instruments, minimize errors associated and evaluate their performance characteristics.
		CO 2 : Design bridge circuits and evaluate resistance, inductance, capacitance, voltage, current, power factor and energy.
		CO 3 : Generate various types of signals and measure physical quantities of signal
		CO 4 : Measure amplitude, frequency and phase of waveform with an oscilloscope
		CO 5 : Select appropriate passive or active transducers for measurement of strain, displacement, velocity, angular velocity, temperature and pressure.
64331	Analog Communications Lab	CO 1 : Implement and analyze different analog communication systems.
		CO 2 : Understand the significance of sampling theorem.
		CO 3 : Understand multiplexing concepts.
64332	Linear IC Applications Lab	CO 1 : Analyze and design different circuits using OP-AMP 741 IC
		CO 2 : Analyze and design different circuits using Timer 555 IC
		CO 3 : Analyze and design PLL Applications and converters
64333	Microcontrollers Lab	CO 1 : Implement the Assembly Language Programs to perform various operations in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 2 : Implement time delay between the events by programming the timers/interrupts in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 3 : Transmit the message serially at different baud rates using UART operation in 8051 Micro-Controller.
		CO 4 : Interface various I/O Devices like DC Motor, LCD & LED to 8051 Micro-Controller
		CO 5 : Interface various I/O Devices like Keyboard, LCD, 7-Segment Display and DC Motor, Stepper Motor and Servo Motor to development boards.
68332	Effective Technical Communication Lab	CO 1 : Attain proficiency in features of Technical communication
		CO 2 : Develop expertise in reading skills
		CO 3 : Use English language appropriately to write effective reports, e-mails, notes and summaries.
		CO 4 : Become proficient in Analytical and Critical Thinking Skills
		CO 5 : Be empowered to use English language effectively in Technical Communication
68302	Universal Human Values	CO1 : Understand the significance of values, distinguish between values and skills.
		CO2 : Apply the concept of happiness and prosperity to set the goals in life.
		CO3 : Evaluate the current scenario in the society, in a right manner.
		CO4 : Distinguish between the needs of the self and body through principles of co-existence.
		CO5 : Understand the value of harmonious relationship based on trust, respect and other naturally acceptable feelings in human-human relationships.
		CO6 : Understand the harmony in nature and existence, and work out their mutually fulfilling participation in the nature.

Regulation 18: III-II

64351	Digital Communications	CO 1 : Understand the baseband data transmission techniques. Describe the quantization process, completing the transition from analog to digital and multiplexing techniques.
		CO 2 : Describe the concepts of band-pass digital modulation techniques and understandthe signal space diagrams of various digital modulation techniques.
		CO 3 : Calculate the bit error performance of various digital modulation techniques. Also, able to describe optimum detection of the digital signals of different modulation techniques in the presence of noise and skilful in the design of equalizers.
		CO 4 : Explain the information theory and able to do source and entropy coding. Differentiate and explain various discrete channels.
		CO 5 : Understand the concept of channel coding. Also, skilful in carrying out the error detection and correction techniques in channel coding.
64352	Digital Signal Processing	CO 1 : Understand the various operations on discrete-time signals & systems.
		CO 2 : Apply DFT and FFT on discrete-time signals.
		CO 3 : Realize the various Structures for Digital Filters.
		CO 4 : Analyze and design an IIR digital filter.
		CO 5 : Analyze and design an FIR digital filter.
64353	VLSI System Design	CO 1 : Familiarize with the basics of MOSFET and different IC fabrication technologies
		CO 2 : Understand the electrical properties of MOS and CMOS circuits.
		CO 3 : Develop layouts for NMOS, CMOS logic circuits and learn the design flow
		CO 4 : Analyze and design various CMOS combinational and sequential circuits
		CO 5 : Understand the concept of memory implementation and the need for testing
68352	Managerial Economics and Financial Analysis	CO 1 : Familiarize with the fundamentals of Economics such as Demand function, Law of demand, Elasticity of demand and Demand Forecasting methods etc.
		CO 2 : Evaluate Economies of Scale and the Break-Even Point of the business activity.
		CO 3 : Understand the different Market Structures and Macro Economic concepts.
		CO 4 : Able to understand the accounting system and preparation of Final Accounts.
		CO 5 : Analyze Accounting Statements like Income Statement and Balance Sheet to understand financial performance of the business.
64354	*Advanced Microcontrollers*	CO 1 : Examine the architecture and registers of AVR microcontroller
		CO 2 : Familiarize instruction set of AVR microcontroller and write programs in assembly language.
		CO 3 : Explore the On-chip peripherals of AVR microcontroller
		CO 4 : Explore the internal architecture of PIC microcontroller and create ready to run programs using assembly language.
		CO 5 : Explore the On-chip peripherals of PIC microcontroller
64355	*FPGA Architectures and Applications*	CO 1 : Understand the FPGA architectures
		CO 2 : Understand types of FPGA interconnecting technologies
		CO 3 : Know different FPGA vendors architecture and their applications
		CO 4 : Develop the capability of logic expression using anti-fuse FPGA such as ACTEL FPGAs.
		CO 5 : Understand the design applications using FPGA
64356	*Wireless Communications*	CO 1 : Understand the fundamentals of mobile and cellular communications, system design and cell capacity.
		CO 2 : Understand the large-scale path loss in mobile radio propagation
		CO 3 : Model the fading effects in multipath environment
		CO 4 : Understand different types of equalizers and diversity techniques
		CO 5 : Acquire knowledge on multiple access techniques
64381	Digital Communications Lab	CO 1 : Implement and analyze basic digital modulation techniques
		CO 2 : Calculate the bit error rate for different digital modulation schemes
		CO 3 : Verify and simulate the coding technique in digital modulation schemes
64382	Digital Signal Processing Lab	CO 1 : Carry out a simulation of DSP systems
		CO 2 : Implement the FFT for various DSP applications
		CO 3 : Design IIR and FIR digital filters
		CO 4 : Implement multi-rate signal processing systems
		CO 5 : Implement DSP systems using DSP processor
68382	Advanced English Communication & Soft Skills Lab	CO 1 : Evolve as effective communicators.
		CO 2 : Emerge as decision makers, time managers and good negotiators.
		CO 3 : Gain proficiency in resume writing and requisite interview skills
		CO 4 : Collate ideas and information and organize them relevantly and coherently.
		CO 5 : Be empowered to use soft skills in the global context.
68381	Quantitative Ability Lab	CO 1: Solve the problems using Number Systems, Percentages and Profit & Loss
		CO 2: Solve the problems using Interest, Speed Time and Distance
		CO 3: Solve the problems using Ratio and Proportion, Progressions and Inequality
		CO 4: Solve the problems using Menstruation, Geometric, Clocks & Calendars questions
		CO 5: Practice general problems in Placement, CAT and GRE etc. tests
68351	Essence of Indian Knowledge Tradition	CO 1 : To gain a general idea of the vast Vedic literature and their content and to grasp the relevant concepts of the Vedas and appreciate its relevance in the modern world.
		CO 2 : Understand, connect up and explain basics of Indian Traditional Knowledge in Modern Scientific Perspective.
		CO 3 : Understand Yoga psychology as both a positive and a normative science and its contribution for a holistic health.
		CO 4 : Understand the views of our great philosophers to correlate their efforts toachieve unity in diversity.

Regulation 18: IV-I

64401	Microwave Engineering	Analyze the characteristics of rectangular waveguides and its coupling mechanisms
		Design waveguide components and analyze using S matrix
		Analyze different types of microwave tubes
		Analyze different types of microwave solid state devices
		Measure various waveguide parameters using microwave bench set up
64402	Satellite Communications	Analyze the basic concepts of satellite communication, orbital mechanics and launching
		Analyze the satellite subsystems and satellite antennas
		Analyze different multiple access schemes and satellite link design
		Understand satellite TV and digital broadcasting
		Understand the principle of GPS
64403	ASIC Design	Be familiar with ASIC designs
		Learn about library cell design, library architecture
		Understand different types of simulation, models and verification
		Learn about physical design, different CAD tools, their methods and algorithms
		Understand Floor Planning, Placement and Routing
64404	Digital Image Processing	Understand the basic concepts of a 2-D Image Processing system, Sampling and Quantization and gain the concepts regarding the use of different 2D Image transforms
		Understand the spatial domain and frequency domain filtering techniques, including point operations, masking, histogram modification, smoothing and sharpening filters
		Acquire the knowledge of the image degradation in the presence of noise, different noise models and different approaches to restore the image. Also analyzing colour image processing techniques
		Understand the need for image segmentation using local and global processing methods and analyze the use of morphological operations like opening, closing for preprocessing applications
		Understand the need for compression and evaluate the basic compression algorithms
64405	Internet of Things Architectures and Programming	Understand the concepts of IoT and its present developments
		Describe different IOT technologies and generic design methods
		Acquire knowledge about different software platforms and Infrastructure for IoT
		Know different IoT Devices for smart applications and control
		Know the use of cloud platforms and frameworks of IoT
64406	EMBEDDED REAL-TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS	Understand multitasking and different task level operations of RTOS
		Understand objects of the kernel in embedded systems applications
		Program for interrupts and exceptions in RTOS
		Differentiate architectures of different RTOS
		Design an embedded system using RTOS
64407	COMMUNICATION NETWORKS	Understand basic switching and multiple access techniques used in communication networks.
		Analyze communication network protocols and standards.
		Understand the working of Intranet, LAN, WAN, MAN, LPWAN setup and different topologies (fundamental knowledge).
		Analyze the local and global impact of networks and gain familiarity with common networking protocols, algorithms and security issues in networks.
		Use the knowledge of network protocols and their performance in modelling communication networks
64408	SYSTEM ON CHIP ARCHITECTURE	Understand the basic level of a system on chip processor and architectures
		Design various processors by using parallel techniques
		Explore different types of memory architectures and their internal structures
		Design bus architectures by using peripheral specifications
		Design various encryption algorithms for DSP processors
64431	MICROWAVE ENGINEERING LAB	Measure attenuation, VSWR, scattering parameters of microwave components
		Perform antenna measurements
		Understand the characteristics of the Reflex Klystron and Gunn diode
64432	VLSI SYSTEM DESIGN LAB	Gain knowledge about design styles of various gates
		Understand the simulation and synthesis procedure of combinational circuits
		Develop the sequential circuit applications using Flip-Flops
		Draw layouts using various steps of the layout design process
		Design and implement digital and analog circuits under a full-custom design environment
64433	Technical Seminar – I	Face any type of interviews, viva-voce, and aptitude tests.
		Perform well in competitive exams and group discussions.
		Apply knowledge in building their career in particular fields.
		Enhance their communication skills and interactivity.
64434	Industry Oriented Mini Project	C01: To offer students a glimpse into real world problems and Industrial challenges that need Electronics based solutions
		C02: To introduce students to the vast array of literature available of the various research challenges in the field of ECE
		C03: To create awareness among the students of the characteristics of several domain areas where ECE concepts can be effectively used.
		C04: To enable students enhance the testing and debugging skills in a particular platform and create a solution for a problem
		C05: To improve the team building, communication and management skills of the students

Regulation 18: IV-II

64451	Radar Engineering	Understand the basic principles of how a Radar system works
		Identify the various Radar systems in existence, specify their applications and limitations and explain the principles of how they work
		Describe the most commonly used techniques in processing Radar signals
		Understanding the concepts of different Radar receivers
		Study of different filter characteristics used in Radar
64452	Adhoc Wireless Sensor Networks	Understand the principles of Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs) and distinguish them from infrastructure-based networks
		Understand various MAC and routing protocols functioning and their implications
		Classify various protocols for providing quality of service
		Understand the principles and characteristics of wireless sensor networks (WSNs)
		Understand the principles of MAC protocols
64453	Multirate Signal Processing	Understand the concepts of sample rate conversion techniques and its applications
		Learn the principles of polyphase filtering
		Design and implement the multi-channel perfect reconstruction filter bank systems
		Learn the design procedures for cosine modulated filter banks
		Apply Transmultiplexer filter banks in Communication applications
64454	Optical Fiber Communications	Define basic optical laws and fundamentals. Also, understand the fiber structures, associated design parameters, fiber materials, and Fiber manufacturing techniques
		Describe channel impairment like fiber losses and dispersion. Also, remember the fiber standards to utilize in-network design
		Classify the optical sources, explain their principles, properties and analyses power launching and coupling techniques for optical fibers
		Differentiate and explain the working of photodetectors. Also, able to calculate the system bandwidth, noise, probability of error and bitrate of a digital fiber system
		Explain the concept and component of wavelength division multiplexing. Also, skilful in the design of Passive Optical Networks (PON) along with SONET
64481	Technical Seminar – II	Face any type of interviews, viva-voce, and aptitude tests.
		Perform well in competitive exams and group discussions.
		Apply knowledge in building their career in particular fields.
		Enhance their communication skills and interactivity.
64482	Project Work	To apply knowledge of Electronics and Communication Engineering in designing solutions for real time problems.
		To perform data collection and review research literature.
		To use modern tools and research knowledge for developing products.
		To learn the ethical principles that leads to innovation and teamwork that is inline with Lifelong learning, Project management and cost-effective system design
		To develop presentation and communication skills.

Academic year : Summary

Academic year : 2021-2022

Academic year : 2020-2021

Academic year : 2019-2020

Academic year : 2018-2019

Academic year : 2017-2018

Academic year : 2016-2017

Academic year : 2015-2016

Academic year : 2014-2015

Regulation R18 : I Year I Semester

Regulation R18 : I Year II Semester

Regulation R18 : II Year I Semester

Regulation R18 : II Yr II semester

Regulation R15 : I-I

Regulation R15 : I-II

Regulation R15 : II-I

English

68101

English

68102

Mathematics-I

68104

Applied Physics

65101

Problem Solving Through ‘C’

63102

Engineering Drawing

68131

English Language and Communication Skills Lab – I

65131

68156

Environmental Science

68153

Computational Mathematics

68155

Engineering Chemistry

65151

Data Structures Through ‘C’

68181

English Language and Communication Skills Lab – II

68183

Computational Mathematics Lab

68185

Engineering Chemistry Lab

65181

Data Structures Through ‘C’ Lab

67181

IT Workshop Lab

68101

Electronic Circuits-I

68102

Signals and Systems

68104

Digital Logic Design

65101

Mathematics – III

63102

Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering

68131

Electronic Circuits-I Lab

68134

Basic Simulation Lab

65131

Digital Logic Design Lab

64251

Linear Control Systems

64252

Electromagnetic Theory and Transmission Lines

64253

Electronic Circuits – II

64254

Computer Organization and Architecture

64255

Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes

64281

Linear Control Systems Lab

64282

Electronic Circuits-II Lab

62284

Electrical Engineering Lab

English Language and
Communication Skills Lab – II