ACADEMIC PLAN FOR 8th SEMESTER 2012-13 SUBJECT: Mobil Co!!

"#i$%tio# SUBJECT CODE: ETIT &02 CLASS: FORT' (EAR )ECE* IT+ TOTAL LECTURE CLASSES A,AILABLE: &3 TOTAL TUTORIAL CLASSES A,AILABLE: 1& S-NO TOPIC TO BE CO,ERED NO- OF LECTURES FIRST TERM 1 I#t/o."$tio# to C ll"l%/ Mobil S01t !1: % A basic cellular system, Performance criteria. 1 b Uniqeness of mobile radio environment. 1 $ Operation of cellular systems. 1 . Planning of cellular systems 1 Overview of generations of cellular systems. 1 2 % b $ . 3 % b $ . El ! #t1 o2 C ll"l%/ R%.io S01t !1 D 1i3# %#. I#t /2 / #$ General description of the problem, oncept of frequency reuse channels, ochannel interference ochannel interference reduction factor, !esired "1 from a normal antenna system, cell splitting onsideration of the components of cellular systems. ochannel interference measurement, !esign of antenna system Antenna parameter and their effects C ll Co4 /%3 Fo/ Si3#%l %#. T/%22i$: General introduction, Obtaining the mobile point to point model Propagation over water or flat open area, $oliage loss Propagation in near%in distance, &ong distance propagation Point to point prediction model ' characteristics ell site antenna heights and signal coverage cells, (obile to mobile propagation # # 1 # # 1 1 1 1

SECOND TERM & A#t ##% St/"$t"/ 1: % haracteristics of basic antenna structures. b Antenna at cell site, (obile antennas 5 % b 7 % b 9 % b F/ 6" #$0 M%#%3 ! #t %#. Ch%## l A11i3#! #t: $requency management, $i)ed channel assignment *on fi)ed channel assignment, +raffic and channel assignment '%#. O22 %#. D/o88 . $%ll1: ,hy hand off, +ypes of hand offs and their characteristics !ropped call rates and their evaluation Mo."l%tio# M tho.1 %#. Co.i#3 2o/ E//o/ D t $tio# %#. Co// $tio#: -ntroduction to digital modulation techniques, (odulation methods in cellular wireless systems O$!(, .loc/ coding, onvolutional coding and +urbo coding

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T'IRD TERM 8 M"lti8l A$$ 11 T $h#i6" 1: % $!(A, +!(A b !(A, !(A capacity, $ Probability of bit error considerations, !(A compared with +!(A : % b $ S $o#. ; # /%tio# Di3it%l <i/ l 11 S01t !1: G1( -1 ' 102 3!%A(P14, -1 ' 56 (obile management, 7oice signal processing and coding

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S-NO123&5798:101112131&151719181:202122232&252729282: 30N%! o2 th To8i$ -ntroduction to 8mbedded system Processor in the 1ystem, (icrocontroller, (emory !evices, 8mbedded 1ystem Pro9ect (anagement :eal +ime Operating 1ystem; O1 3,indow 84 1ervices, -"O 1ubsystems +as/s and +hreads, Problem of 1haring !ata by (ultiple +as/s -nter%process ommunication and 1ynchroni<ation of Processes -nterrupt :outines in :+O1 8nvironment, :+O1 +as/ 1cheduling model, -nterrupt &atency and :esponse times of the tas/s. (icrocontroller and 8mbedded Processors, Overview of =>61 (icrocontroller family Architecture, basic assembly language programming concepts +he program ounter and :O( 1paces in the =>61, !ata types, =>61 $lat .its ad P1, :egister, =>61 :egister .an/s and 1tac/ -nstruction set, &oop and ?ump -nstructions, all -nstructions +ime delay generations and calculations, -"O port programming Addressing (odes, accessing memory using various addressing modes Arithmetic instructions and programs, &ogical instructions, . ! and A1 -application programs 1ingle%bit instruction programming, :eading input pi ns vs. port &atch, Programming of =>61 +imers, ounter Programming END OF TERM-1 81! and o%design issues in 1ystem development Process, !esign cycle in the development phase for an embedded system Use of target system or its emulator and -n%circuit emulator Use of software tools for development of an 81 .asics of .us ommunication Overview of :1%#0#m -#c .us UA:+, U1. =>61 connections to :1%#0#, =>61 serial communication programming, =>61 interrupts, Programming of timer interrupts Programming of 8)ternal hardware interrupts Programming of the serial communication interrupts, -nterrupt priority in the =>61 .asics of -nterfacing with =>61 =>61 interfacing to A! , 1ensors -nterfacing a 1tepper (otor =>61 interfacing to e)ternal memory END OF TERM-2 =>61 interfacing to the /eyboard -nterfacing a !A to the =>61 =#66 -nterfacing with =>01 =#66 -nterfacing with =>61 UNIT 1*2

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SUBJECT ; A/ti2i$i%l I#t lli3 #$ Tot%l T %$hi#3 < @1 i# S ! 1t /: 1& A @1 S-NoFIRST TERM UNIT-I 1 # 0 @ TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED S"b= $t Co. : ETCS ? &08 Tot%l L $t"/ A4%il%bl : &0 Tot%l T"to/i%l Cl%11 1 : 1& L $t"/ LTC 3 1 & T"to/i%l

S$o8 o2 AI Games, +heorem proving, 8)pert 1ystems *atural &anguage Processing, 7ision and 1peech Processing, :obotics AI T $h#i6" 1 1earch /nowledge, abstraction, Problem 1olving 3.lind4 1tate space search controlA depth%first, breadth%first search Production Systems, 1earch ontrol Heuristic Based Search Beuristic search, Bill climbing, best%first search .ranch and bound, Problem :eduction onstraint 1atisfaction 8nd, (eans%8nd Analysis

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Game Playing Game +ree, (inima) Algorithm, Alpha .eta utoff (odified (inima) Alrorithm, Bori<on 8ffect, $utility ut%Off 2 B#oAl .3 R 8/ 1 #t%tio# SECOND TERM C Predicate Logic Unification, (odus Ponens, (odus +olens, :esolution onflict :esolution $orward haining, .ac/ward haining !eclarative and Procedural :epresentation, :ule based 1ystems = Structured Knowledge Representation 1emantic *ets; 1lots, e)ceptions and default frames onceptual dependency, scripts UNIT-III 5 Handling Uncertainty *on%(onotonic :easoning, Probabilistic reasoning Use of certainty factors, $u<<y logic 1> Natural Language Processing -ntroduction, 1yntactic Processing, 1emantic Processing, Pragmatic Processing. UNIT-I, 11 Learning oncept of learning, learning automation, genetic algorithm &earning by inductions, *eural nets T'IRD TERM 1# Expert System *eed and 9ustification for e)pert systems, /nowledge acquisition 10 ase Studies! (D -*, :TECT BOOBS: 1. 8. :ich and E. Enight, FArtificial -ntelligenceG, +(B, #nd 8d., 155#. #. *.?. *ilsson, FPrinciples of A-G, *arosa Publ. Bouse, 155>. 0. (.*. Boda, F$oundation ourse in Artificial -ntelligenceG, 7i/as Pub., #>>@.

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REFERENCES BOOBS: 1. P. B. ,inston, FArtificial -ntelligenceG, Pearson 8ducation, 0rd 8dition, #>>#. #. !.,. Patterson, F-ntroduction to A- and 8)pert 1ystemsG, PB-, 155#. 0. :.?. 1chal/off, FArtificial -ntelligence ' An 8ngineering ApproachG, (cGraw Bill -nt. 8d. 1ingapore, 155#. @. (. 1asi/umar, 1. :amani, F:ule .ased 8)pert 1ystemsG, *arosa Publishing Bouse, 155@. 6. +im ?ohns, FArtificial -ntelligence, Application ProgrammingG, ,iley !reamtech, #>>6.

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SUBJECT ; E-Co!! /$ > ERP Tot%l T %$hi#3 < @1 i# S ! 1t /: 1& A @1 S-NoTOPICS TO BE CO,ERED TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED IN FIRST SESSIONAL -ntroduction of e%commerce and e%commerce framewor/ onvergence, classification of convergence and anatomy of e%commerce application onsumer and organi<ational application of e%commerce omponents of networ/ access equipments :ole of mar/et forces influencing 8%commerce onfiguration of global information distribution networ/s and the effect of public policy issues C Bistorical development of 8%commerce and 8%commerce application = *etwor/ infrastructure for commercial transaction 5 $unctions of -1P of different levels 1> Architectural framewor/, www.web publishing 11 (ercantile model from consumer and merchants prospective 1# onsumer Oriented Applications 10 lassification of 8lectronic payment system 1@ 1mart cards, credit cards, 8%cash 16 1ocial issues in designing electronic payment system TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED IN SECOND TERM 12 8lectronic data interchange applications 1C ritical issues in 8!1= 8!- and 8%commerce 15 8!- implementation and standardi<ation #> 7alue added networ/s #1 *etwor/ security of 8%commerce ## $irewall, 8ncryption techniques #0 ryptology and its application #@ -nternet strategies, shaping and online selling techniques #6 8volution of 8:P and its advantages #2 -ntegrated management information and !ata model #C ommon 8:P modules #= -mplementing 8:P in manufacturing process #5 -mplementing 8:P in mar/eting"sales TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED IN T'IRD TERM 0> 8:P in finance"accounting 01 :ole of 8:P in Personal"B: 0# :ole of 8:P in -nventory ontrol 00 :ole of 8:P in handling comple) global scenario 0@ .P:, (-1, !11, 8-1, O&AP 06 !ata warehousing, !ata mining, 1upply hain (anagement 02 (:P, (:P --, P!(, (+O, A+O 0C (anagerial issue of 8:P 1 # 0 @ 6 2 S"b= $t Co. : ETIT ? &10 Tot%l L $t"/ A4%il%bl : &1 Tot%l T"to/i%l Cl%11 1 : 8 L $t"/ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 # 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 # 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 # 1 # 1 LTC 3 1 & T"to/i%l

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TECT BOOBS: 1. Ale)is &eon, F8nterprise :esource PlanningG, +ata (cGraw Bill, #>>>. #. Eala/ota, F$rontiers of 8% ommerceG Addition ,esley long man Publishers, 1555. REFERENCE BOOBS: 1. +repper, F8% ommerce 1trategiesG, Prentice Ball of -ndia, #>>1. #. 1. 1adagopan, F8nterprise :esource PlanningG, +ata (cGraw Bill, 1555.

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SUBJECT ; N tAo/@ S $"/it0 Tot%l T %$hi#3 < @1 i# S ! 1t /: 15 A @1 S-NoFIRST SESSIONAL UNIT-I 1 TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED S"b= $t Co. : ETIT ? &12 Tot%l L $t"/ A4%il%bl : &1 Tot%l T"to/i%l Cl%11 1 : 15 L $t"/ LTC 3 1 &

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I#t/o."$tio#: i4 -ntroduction to ryptology ii4 lassifical 1ystem;% 1ubstitution and +ransposition +echniques. 1tatistical and comple)ity theory of crypto systems. 1tream and bloc/ ciphers. St/ %! $i8h /1:i4 :otor based and shift register based system. ii4 rypto analysis of stream ciphers iii4 8ncryption and 8ncoding Blo$@ Ci8h /1:i4 1implified !81 ii4 .loc/ cipher principles iii4 !ata 8ncryption standards iv4 .loc/ cipher modes of operations v4 -ntroduction of !ouble and +riple !81

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P"bli$ B 0 E#$/08tio# S01t !1 i4 .asic Principles of Public Eey rypto 1ystems ii4 Enap sac/ systems iii4 :1A iv4 !iffie ' Bellman 1cheme v4 8lliptive curve based systems Tot%l SECOND SESSIONAL 1 !igital 1ignatures and (essage Authentication # i4 1ystem -dentification and clustering of /eys ii4 ruptology of speech signals 1. Analogue 1cramblers #. !igital 1peech 8ncryption UNIT-III i4 *etwor/ 1ecurity%Bash function, (A ii4 Authentication Protocols ' !igital 1ignature 1tandards iii4 8lectronic (ail 1ecurity ' PGP, (-(8, !ata ompression +echnique iv4 -P 1ecurity Architecture ' Authentication Beader Eey (anagement, 81P v4 ,eb 1ecurity ' 1ecure 1oc/et &ayer and +ransport layer security, 1ecure 8lectronic Tot%l T'IRD SESSIONAL 1 Fi/ A%ll1 !esign Principal 8stablished 1ystem UNIT-I, # i4 +elecommunication *etwor/ Architecture ii4 +(* ' (anagement &ayers iii4 1tructure of (anagement -nformation iv4 +(* -nformation (odel v4 (anagement 1ervicing and functions Tot%l TECT BOOBS: 1. ,illiam 1tallings, F*etwor/ 1ecurity 8ssentialsG, #nd 8dition, #>>#. #. ,illiam 1tallings, F ryptography H *etwor/ 1ecurityG, 0rd 8dition, 1555.

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SUBJECT ; So2tA%/ T 1ti#3 Tot%l T %$hi#3 < @1 i# S ! 1t /: 15 A @1 S-NoFIRST SESSIONAL 1 # 0 @ 6 2 TOPICS TO BE CO,ERED S"b= $t Co. : ETIT ? &1& Tot%l L $t"/ A4%il%bl : &1 Tot%l T"to/i%l Cl%11 1 : 15 L $t"/ 1 1 # 1 1 # # # # 1 1 # # # 1 1 # 1 # 1 1 # 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LTC 3 1 & T"to/i%l

,hat is software testing and why it is so hardI 8rror, $ault, $ailure, -ncident +est ases, &imitations of +esting *o absolute proof of correctness Overview of Graph +heory Overview of $unctional +esting, +esting +ools; 1tatic +esting +ools, !ynamic +esting +ools C .oundary 7alue Analysis = 8quivalence lass +esting 5 !ecision +able .ased +esting 1> ause 8ffect Graphing +echnique 11 Overview of 1tructural +esting 1# Path testing, !!%Paths SECOND SESSIONAL 10 yclomatic omple)ity 1@ Graph (etrics 16 !ata $low +esting 12 (utation +esting 1C Prioriti<ation guidelines, Priority category 1= 1cheme, :is/ Analysis 15 :egression +esting #> 1lice based testing #1 Overview of +esting Activities, &evels of +esting ## Unit +esting #0 -ntegration +esting #@ 1ystem +esting #6 !ebugging, !omain +esting T'IRD SESSIONAL #2 Overview of Ob9ect Oriented +esting, -ssues in Ob9ect Oriented +esting #C lass +esting #= GU- +esting #5 Ob9ect Oriented -ntegration and 1ystem +esting, haracteristics of (odern +ools

TECT BOOBS: 1. ,illiam Perry, F8ffective (ethods for 1oftware +estingG, ?ohn ,iley H 1ons, *ew Dor/, 1556. #. &ouise +amres, F1oftware +estingG, Pearson 8ducation Asia, #>>#. 0. :obert 7. .inder, F+esting Ob9ect%Oriented 1ystems%(odels, Patterns and +oolsG, Addison ,esley, 1555. @. :a9iv hopra, F1oftware +esting; A Practical ApproachG, 1.E. Eataria and 1ons, #>>C. REFERENCE BOOBS: 1. em Eaner, ?ac/ $al/, *guyen Juoc, F+esting omputer 1oftwareG, 1econd 8dition, 7an *ostrand :einhold, *ew Dor/, 1550. #. E.E. Aggarwal H Dogesh 1ingh, F1oftware 8ngineeringG, #nd 8d., *ew Age -nternational Publishers, *ew !elhi, #>>6. 0. .oris .ei<er, F1oftware +esting +echniquesG, 1econd 7olume, 1econd 8dition, 7an *ostrand :einhold, *ew Dor/, 155>. @. .oris .ei<er, F.lac/%.o) +esting ' +echniques for $unctional +esting of 1oftware and 1ystemsG, ?ohn ,iley H 1ons -nc., *ew Dor/ 1556. 6. Glenford (yers, F+he Art of 1oftware +estingG, ?ohn ,iley H 1ons -nc., *ew Dor/ 15C5. 2. Paul . ?ogerson, F1oftware +esting ' A craftsman ApproachG, : Press, #>>C.