DATA STRUCTURES

1.  Introduction: What is an algorithm?
2.  Program algorithm data structures & software life cycle
3.  Abstract data type (ADI) What & Why?
4.  Performance analysis of algorithms & programs
5.  Array ADI
6.  Ordered lists & Polynomial ADTS
7.  Polynomial ADIS & its implementation
8.  Sparse matrices & multidimensional arrays
9.  Stacks & queues
10.  Stacks ADI & its implementation
11.  Queue ADI & its implementation
12.  Application of stack
13.  Expression evolution using a stack
14.  Linked lists
15.  Pointers & linked lists
16.  Implementation of multiple stacks & queues using Linked lists
17.  Polynomial implementation on using linked lists
18.  Circulated doubly linked lists
19.  Application of linked lists (e.g. sparse matrices Equivalence relationship)
20.  Application of linked lists (e.g. equivalence Relationship & dynamic  memory management)
21.  Binary buddy system for memory management
22.  Generalized list
23.  Generalized list Garbage collection
24.  Tree data structures k
25.  Binary tree data structure
26.  Traversal of binary trees
27.  Counting binary trees
28.  General tree or forest binary tree
29.  Sets implementation using trees decision trees
30.  Game tree
31.  Game tree & counting binary tree
32.  Graphs: some common definitions
33.  Representation of graphs & some common operations
34.  Connected components spanning
35.  Searching & sorting
36.  Internal sorting algorithms: insertion sort, quick Sort
37.  Complexity of merge sort & heap sort
38.  Heap sort symbol table
39.  High balanced binary trees
40.  Faculties India: The world of computer-I
41.  Faculties India: The world of computer-II

Introduction To Database Management Systems By Prof. P.P. Chakrabarti

1.  Introduction-I
2.  Introduction-II
3.  ER model-I
4.  ER model-II
5.  ER model & relational model
6.  Relational algebra-I
7.  Relational algebra-II
8.  Relational calculus-I
9.  Relational calculus-II
10.  Overview of SQL-I
11.  Overview of SQL-II
12.  Overview of SQL-III
13.  Overview of SQL-IV
14.  Integrity constraints
15.  Functional Dependencies-I
16.  Functional Dependencies-II
17.  Functional Dependencies-III
18.  Database decomposition-I
19.  Database decomposition-II
20.  Database decomposition-III
21.  Database decomposition-IV
22.  File systems-I
23.  File systems-II
24.  File systems-III
25.  File systems-IV
26.  File systems-V
27.  Recovery from failure-I
28.  Recovery from failure-II
29.  Recovery from failure-III
30.  Concurrency Control-I
31.  Concurrency Control-II
32.  Concurrency Control-III
33.  Concurrency Control-IV
34.  Concurrency Control-V
35.  Concurrency Control-VI
36.  Concurrency Control-VII

Software Engineering: By Dr. Rajib Mail

1. Introduction to software engineering
2. Life cycle models-I
3. Life cycle models-II
4. Software project management-I
5. Software project management-II
6. Software project management-III
7. Software project management-IV
8. Software project management-V
9. Requirement analysis and specification
10. Algebraic specification
11. Software design
12. Function oriented design-I
13. Function oriented design-II
14. Function oriented design-III
15. Function oriented design-IV
16. Object oriented design-I
17. Object oriented design-II
18. User interface design-I
19. User interface design-II
20. User interface design-III
21. User interface design-IV
22. User interface design-V
23. Coding & testing-I
24. Coding & testing-II
    102.  Coding & testing-III
    103.  Coding & testing-IV
    104.  Reliability and quality assurance-I
    105.  Reliability and quality assurance-I
    106.  The evolution of computing
    107.  Types of data files by faculty of India
    108.  Information systems

1. Triaxial Shear Test-1 to 4: Gulhati S.K.
2.      A Herberg’s Limits: Gulhati S.K.
3.      Triaxial Test-I & II
4.      Water Pollution: Better Earth
5.      Introduction to Engineering Drawing: ET & T
6.      Direct Shear Test
7.      Water Pollution Dewatering By Well Points
8.      Water Quality Surveillance: AICTE
9.      Pile Foundation
10.      Dewatering by Well Points
11.      CBR Test
12.      Concrete Construction Practices
13.      Form Work of Scaffolding

Digital Communication:        

1.  Introduction to the course
2.  Digital signals: delta modulation
3.  Digital representation of analog signals: pulse code   Modulation
4.  Digital representation of analog signals:

a) Non-uniform quantization in PCM
b) Quantization noise in delta modulation & time division Multiplexing

5.  Introduction to line coding
6.  Special properties of line codes: general relations
7.  Special properties of line codes: on-off/polar/bipolar signaling
8.  Special properties of line codes: duo binary, Manchester & HDB codes
9.  Base band pulse shaping Nyquist’s first criterion
10.  Base band pulse shaping raised of pulse
11.  Partial response signaling:
    a) Duo-binary & modified   b) Duo-binary pulse shaping
12.  Precoding for duo binary modified duo binary systems
13.  Precoding for modified duo binary systems & general partial response signaling
14.  Binary base band digital modulation techniques
15.  M’ary base band digital modulation techniques
16.  Pass band digital modulations I: PSK & QPSK
17.  Pass band digital modulations II: offset QPSK
18.  Pass band digital modulations III: minimum shift keying
19.  Pass band digital modulations IV: MSK Pass band waveforms for M’ary signaling
20.  Pass band modulations for band limited channels
21.  Base band & pass band digital demodulation: general issues & concepts
22.  Digital demodulator: matched filters
23.  Matched filtering & coherent demodulation
24. Coherent demodulation of binary waveforms
25. Demodulations for binary waveforms & coherent & non coherent
    receivers for orthogonal signaling (OOK &  FSK)
26. Performance analysis of binary digital modulations:  signals & noise 
    statistics in coherent & non-  coherent receivers.
27.  Error, rates for binary signaling: coherent receivers
28.  Performance & non coherent FSK & DPSK
29.  Demodulation of DPSK & many signals
30.  Performance of M’ary digital modulations-I
31.  Performance of M’ary digital modulations-II
32.  Introduction to information on theory
33.  Source coding
34.  Error tree communication over a noisy channel
35.  The concept of channel capacity
36.  Elements of error correcting codes-I
37.  Elements of error correcting codes –II

  Digital Communication: By Dutta Roy S.C.

1.  Introduction to the course & basic concepts
2.  Signals & their transformation
3.  Elementary Signals in the discrete time domain
4.  Characterization of systems
5.  Basic concepts of linear time invariant systems
6.  Convolution invertibility, causality & stability
7.  Stability, unit step response & differential equations
8.  Systems described by differential & difference equations
9.  Fourier & his series
10.  More about Fourier series (with comfortable questions)
11.  Those uncomfortable about the existence of Fourier series & some   more
12.  Introduction to Fourier transforms
13.  Fourier transform of periodic functions & fourier transform properties
14.  More properties of fourier transformation
15.  Anatomy of a class test & a continuous look at the properties of F.T.
16.  Modulation, convolution & other interesting properties of F.T.
17.  A deeper look at the modulation property of F.T.
18.  Fourier analysis of discrete time signals & systems: the beginning
19.  More about the fourier transform of discrete time signals
20.  Solutions to minor test 1 problems and further look into the  properties of D.T.F.T.
21.  Convolution, modulation & other properties of D.T.F.T.
22.  Farewell to discrete time fourier transform & introduction sampling
23.  More about sampling
24.  Introduction to Laplace transformation
25.  Region of convergence of Laplace transform &properties of Laplace  transform
26.  Properties of Laplace transform
27.  Concluding discussion on Laplace transformation
28.  Introduction to `Z’ transform
29.  Properties of `Z’ transform
30.  Further discussion on properties of `Z’ transform
31.  Solutions to class test 2 & concluding discussion on `Z’ transform
32.  Introduction to random signals & probability
33.  Probability functions
34.  Solutions to minor test 2 & concluding discussion on `Z’ transform
35.  Some more about PDFS & PDTS
36.  Classification of random process & introduction to correction
37.  More about correction functions
38.  Cress correction functions & their properties
39.  Introduction to spectral density
40.  More about spectral density
41.  Response of linear systems to random inputs
42.  Frequency domain analysis of LTI systems excited by random inputs
43.  Advanced SQC techniques & special inspection machines
44.  Audio visual techniques & interpersonal communication
45.  Basics of electricity and its utilization

Digital Communication: By Dutta Roy S.C

1.  Condition monitoring and condition bases maintenance
2.  Communication for engineers
3.  Electrical safety
4.  Executive decisions and quantitative techniques
5.  Fiber optics
6.  Hemorphology microcirculation
7.  Information systems
8.  Introduction to oscilloscope
9.  Introduction to V-N diagram
10.  Medical instrumentation
11.  Optical fibre communication
12.  Oral presentation of a technical report
13.  PCB design, fabrication and maintenance
14.  Pile foundation
15.  Remote sensing
16. Stress analysis and weld design
17. Super conductivity
18. Telematics
19. U-state method

Digital Signal Processing: By T.K. Basu

1. Discrete time signals and systems.
2. Discrete time signals and systems
3. Difference equations and transforms
4. Study of sampled systems in frequency domain
5. Relation between continuous and sampled systems
6. Z-transforms and introduction toIIR digital filter
7. Introduction to filters
8. Design of analog and digital filters-I
9. Design of analog and digital filters-II
10. Design of analog and digital filters-III
11. Design of analog and digital filters-IV
12. Design of IIR filter
13. Design of FIR filer
14. Design of discrete fourier transform
15. DFT-FFT algorithms-I
16. DFT-FFT algorithms-II
17. DFT-FFT algorithms-III
18. Computer aided design-I
19. Computer aided design-II
20. Computer aided design-III
21. Computer aided design-IV
22. Digitalizing techniques
23. Structures of FIR & IIR systems-I
24. Structures of FIR & IIR systems-II
25. Effects of quantisation in digital filters-I
26. Effects of quantisation in digital filters-II
27. Magnitude phase relationship in digital filters-I
28. Magnitude phase relationship in digital filters-II
29. Hilbert transform relation for magnitude & phase-I
30. Hilbert transform relation for magnitude & phase-II
31. Complex Cepstrum & homomorphic systems
32. Homomorphic convolution-I
33. Homomorphic convolution-II
34. Tutorial-1
35. Tutorial-2
36. Turorial-3

Digital Voice & Picture Coding: By R.V. Rajakumar, E&ECE Dept

1.  Introduction
2.  Characteristics of speech and video signals-I
3.  Characteristics of speech and video signals-II
4.  Digitization of signals: lowpass sampling and reconstruction
5.  Digitization of signals: band pass sampling and quantization
6.  Quality of signals with uniform quantization
7.  Quality of signals with non-uniform quantization
8.  Optimum and adaptive quantizers
9.  Pulse code modulation and PCM standards for speech, audio and   video
10.  PCM standards for video and transmission errors in PCM
11.  Parametric modeling and prediction of signals-I
12.  Parametric modeling and prediction of signals-II
13.  Parametric modeling and prediction of signals-III
14.  A worked out example and an assignment on modeling
15.  Quality measures for coded signals
16.  Differential pulse code modulation (DPCM)-I
17.  Differential pulse code modulation (DPCM)-II
18.  Adaptive DPCM  (ADPCM)-I
19.  Adaptive DPCM (ADPCM)-II
20.  A lattice algorithm for speech prediction
21.  Sub-band coding-I
22.  Sub-band coding-II
23.  Transform coding (TC)
24.  Optimum bit allocation in TC and the DCT
25.  Run-length coding
26.  Vector quantization (VQ)
27.  Types of VQ and code book design
28.  Hybrid coding os speech: Abs-LPC coding
29.  Abs coding of speech
30.  The RPE-LTP
31.  The CELP coder
32.  Hybrid coding of pictures: JPEG-I
33.  Hybrid coding of pictures: JPEG-II
34.   The H.261 video coder

DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING: By Prof. S. Sengupta:

1. Introduction to digital image processing
2. Image digitization & sampling-I
3. Image digitization & sampling-II
4. Basic relationship between pixels
5. Image interpolation and resampling
6. Application of image sampling
7. Prospective transformations
8. Camera models
9. Stereo imaging
10. Search space analysis for stereo
11. Error analysis for stereo
12. Introduction to image transforms
13. Separable transforms
14. Discrete fourier transforms
15. Properties of DFT
16. Discrete cosine transforms & Hadamard transforms
17. Properties of Hadamard transforms
18. K-L Transforms
19. Comparison between image transforms
20. Application of Transforms in Image coding
21. Image enhancements: point operations
22. Histogram equalization
23. Spatial equalization
24. Sharpening Filters
25. Edge detection operations
26. Transform-domain filtering
27. Introduction to image restoration
28. Degradation model in discrete domain
29. Image restoration using inverse filtering
30. Image restoration using wiener filter
31. Constrained least-Square restoration
32. Image Segmentation
33. Global Edge-Linking using Hough Transforms
34. Segmentation based on tresholding
35. Region-oriented segmentation
36. Representation of Regions
37. Boundry descriptors
38. Region descriptors and texture
39. Statistical & structural approach to texture
40. Morphological image processing-I
41. Morphological image processing-II

VLSI CIRCUITS & SYSTEMS: Prof S.K. Lahiri

1.  Introduction & historical background
2.  VLSI classification
3.  Review of Bipolar & MOS Transistor Structures
4.  Isolation techniques in advanced VLSI
5.  Bipolar IC fabrication-I
6.  Bipolar IC fabrication-II
7.  MOS technology
8.  MOS inverter layouts
9.  CMOS technology
10.  MOS Inverter analysis-I
11.  MOS inverter analysis-II
12.  Inverter with triod/linear load
13.  CMOS inverter
14.  Power & speed of MOS inverter
15.  Inverter speed & stick diagram
16.  MOS stic logic
17.  Pass transistor logic & CMOS gates
18.  CMOS static logic
19.  Dynamic shift registers
20.  Dynamic shift registers
21.  Recharged NMOS logic
22.  Domino CMOS
23.  Domino CMOS example-I
24.  Domino CMOS example-II
25.  Programmable logic arrays (PLAs)-I
26.  Programmable logic arrays (PLAs)-II
27.  PLA Minimization (folding)
28.  Other forms of PLAs
29.  Weinberger Array
30.  Introduction to gate arrays & semiconductor memories –I
31.  Semiconductor memories-II
32.  Semiconductor memories-III
33.  Random access memories
34.  Dynamic RAM (DRAM)-I
35.  Dynamic RAM (DRAM)-II
36.  Bipolar logic
37.  Integrated injection logic-I
38.  Integrated injection logic-II
39.  Integrated injection logic-III
40.  Integrated injection logic-IV
41.  An advanced VLSI single-chip system

1.  Aeromodelling-I, UGC
2.  Aeromodelling-II & III, UGC
3.  CNC machines: introduction to CNC machines-I, TTTI,  Madras
4.  CNC machines: Features & elements-II & III, TTTI,  Madras
5.  NC-CNC-I to VII
6.  Machine with brains & robotics as human beings, ET & T
7.  Advanced SQC techniques & special inspection machines, AICTE
8.  Stress analysis and weld design, AICTE
9.  Introduction to V-N diagram
10. Metabolic defects and their testing, AICTE
11. Wonders of polymers- 7 nos., AICTE

1.  Cathode ray oscilloscope-I,: UGC
2.  Cathode ray oscilloscope-II: UGC
3.  Cathode ray oscilloscope-III: UGC
4.  Cathode ray oscilloscope: ET & T
5. a) The quantum idea   }
   b) Photons                } ET & T
   c) Matter waves        }
6.  Life & work of C V Raman, Part-IV, Raman the scientist:   ET & T
7.  Classified Mechanics-I, Halileo’s Principles of  Relativity-A: UGC
8.  Classified Mechanics-II, Galileo’s Principles of Relativity-B: UGC
9.  Classified Mechanics-IV, Newton’s Second Law: UGC
10. Classified Mechanics-V, Pseudo forces
11. Classified Mechanics-VII, Galilean invariance
12. Cyclotron
13. Prelude to lasers
14. a) The particle model                          }
    b) The wave model                            } TVO & ET & T
    c) The electromagnetic modes }
15. Liquid crystals-Part 2: UGC

1.  Shastras & Modern Management – Dr. M.B. Athreya
2.  International Trade Regime & India – Prof. Bibek Debry
3.  Changing Role Of Government In Business – Dr J.Ramesh 
4.  Impart Of New Technologies & Industries On The World Of   Business –  Dr. Tom Cannon
5.  Consumer Markets In India – Prof. S.C. Rao
6.  Measuring Employee Satisfaction: A Case Study – M. Parkar 
7.  Competing In The 90s: Focus On Customer Orientation –    Arvind Aggarwal
8.  New Trends In The Financial Section – Lalith Khanna
9.  Tqm The Human Way – K.K. Muthu
10.  Management Development Ofr The 2187 Century – C. Carnill
11.  The Emerging Consumer Marketing Strategy Imperative - A.K. Marfatia
12.  Indian Vision – K.L. Chugh
13.  Liberation: Problems & Prospects – Abid Hussain & Etc.
14.  Introduction, Application & Demonstration – A. Hussain &
15.  Marketing High Technology – Jayantha Chatterjee
16.  Knitting A New Socio-Economic Fabric: The Arts Of  Managerial Leadership
17.  Systematic Preparation For Negotiation – Michael Hudson
18.  Globalized India – J.N. Rao
19.  Multimedia – Vimlendu Varma
20.  The Balanced Sheet
21.  Financial Managerial & Planning
22.  Management Accounting & Decision Making
23.  Product Design
24.  Nice Idea What About The Finance
25.  The Packaging Design Process Dream To Reality
26. Computerized Accounts
27. Quality Circles
28. Factory For The Future
29. Seven Crises In Business – Friendich Neumann Foundation, Germany
30. Starting Crisis
31. Cash Crisis
32. Delegation Crisis
33. Leadership Crisis
34. Financial Crisis
35. Prosperity Crisis
36.  Management Succession Crisis Planning For Competition &  Growth
37.  The World Of Women Entrepreneurs –
    The Entrepreneurs Developments - Institute Of India 
38. Jewel From The Dust: Making Of Rural Entrepreneurs
    – The  Ford –     Foundation, New Delhi
39. Dewatering By Wall Points – Manoj Dutta
40. Globalization Of Markets: A Canadian Perspective – ET & T
41.   a) Humanizing Work  b) Management Information Systems
42.  International Marketing: Institutional Infrastructure – Et & T Working Capital Management – Et & T
    a) The World Bank                                          }
    b) The International Monetary Fund          }
    c) International Loans                                 } ET & T
    d) The World Monetary System                 }
43.  Entrepreneurship Development Public Grievances
44.  ICFAI The Institute Of The Future – ICFAI
45.  The DBI Program, The CFA Program, The MBFS Program

 

1. TOEFL LISTENING COMPREHENSION SECTION   2
   PRACTICE TESTS 1-6       
2. TOEFL (HOW TO PREPARE THE TEST OF ENGLISH AS      2
   A FOREIGN LANGUAGE BY GOODMAN & INCE.
3. BARRONSHIP FOR THE TOEFL TEST BY SHARPE P J         6
4. A HAND BOOK OF PRONOUNCIATION OF ENGLISH 4
   WORDS, PART 1 & 2 BY SETHI & JINDAL