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Course Objective

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Selection of Project:

1. Select programme related project which has relevance to today’s industry, preferably with a social relevance.
2. Suggested type of Projects :
   1. Providing technical service to industry
   2. Entrepreneurship development
3. Project should be feasible at Diploma level and economically viable
4. Only projects which can be developed by the Diploma students need be selected. Support of external agencies not permitted

Guidelines for Project Work:

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Format for the preparation of Project work :

1. Cover Page as per format
2. Acknowledgement
3. Certificate of the Project Guide
4. Synopsys of the Project
5. Main Report
   1. Objective & Scope of the Project
   2. Theoretical Background
   3. Definition of Problem
   4. Methodology adopted, System Implementation & Details -Hardware/Software/Machinery/Equipment/used

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A. Client Server Installation

1. Review Hardware Component Installation
2. Review Server Installation

B. Access Control and User permission settings

1. To set user access control
2. To create permission setting
3. To create profile setting etc.
4. To setup child domain creation
5. To setup trust relation
6. To set up group policy setting
7. To create backups

C. Operating System Administration

1. Installing and Configuring DNS Services
2. Installing and Configuring DHCP Server Services
3. Installing and Configuring Remote Access Services
4. Configuring NAT, ICS
5. Configuring VPN
6. Implementing and Monitoring IPSec
7. Installing and Setting up ADS, Delegation of Control
8. Study of AGDLP Process
9. Creating Forest, Domain and Tree ( ADS Logical Element )
10. Creating Site and Site Link ( ADS Physical Element )
11. Study of ADS Commands ( dsadd, dsmod, dsmove, dsrm, movetree )
12. Configuring Group Policy, Assigning and Publishing Objects using GPO

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General Outcomes :

1. To know AVR Assembly Language Programming
2. To understand Embedded C
3. To understand AVR Programming in C
4. To understand Timer/Counter and Interrupt Programming
5. To understand the interfacing of various systems with AVR microcontroller

Specific Outcomes:

1. Familiarisation with microcontroller development system board based AT Mega32 (such as Ardino, MicroHope etc)
   1. The interfacing with computer, transfer of programs, executing simple programs.
2. To Understand Assembly Programming of AVR
   1. Write simple assembly language programs ( Bit manipulation instructions -on/off , flashing, rotating LEDs)
3. Familiarisation with compilers – gcc compiler tools
   1. Write simple programs in AVR using C to implement Bit manipulation, arithmetic and logical, data conversion
4. To understand Interrupts and Timer/Counter Programming
   1. Write C programs to demonstrate the working of interrupts and timer/counters
5. To understand Interfacing in AVR
   1. Write C programs implement interfacing of peripherals (LCD, Serial port, keyboard, ADC,DAC, sensors)

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MODULE I Parallel Computer Models

1. To Understand Parallel Computer Models
   1. To explain Flynn’s Classification with diagram
   2. To discuss Parallel/Vector computers
   3. To describe shared memory multiprocessors
   4. To explain UMA model with block diagram
   5. To describe distributed memory multicomputers
   6. To discuss Vector supercomputer
   7. To explain architecture of vector supercomputer
   8. To discuss SIMD supercomputer
   9. To explain operational model of SIMD supercomputer
   10. To discuss PRAM and VLSI models
   11. To explain PRAM model with diagram
2. To Understand Hardware and Software parallelism
   1. To describe conditions of parallelism
   2. To discuss data dependence
   3. To discuss control dependence
   4. To discuss resource dependence
   5. To describe hardware and software parallelism
   6. To discuss hardware parallelism
   7. To discuss software parallelism
   8. To explain the mismatch between hardware and software parallelism

MODULE II Advanced Processors and Memory Technology

1. To Understand Advanced Processors and Memory Technology
   1. To differentiate CISC and RISC Architectures
   2. To compare the architectural characteristics of CISC and RISC
   3. To discuss superscalar architecture
   4. To explain architecture of IBM RISC System/6000 superscalar processor
   5. To explain VLIW architecture
   6. To explain pipelining in VLIW processors
   7. To discuss vector and symbolic Processors
   8. To explain Vector pipelines
   9. To explain symbolic processors
   10. To explain architecture of the Symbolic 6000 Lisp Processor
   11. To discuss four level Memory Hierarchy
   12. To discuss virtual memory models
   13. To explain private virtual memory
   14. To explain shared virtual memory
2. To Understand Cache and Shared Memory
   1. To discuss cache addressing models
   2. To explain physical address caches
   3. To explain virtual address caches
   4. To discuss multi-level cache memories
   5. To discuss Interleaved memory organisation
   6. To explain memory interleaving
   7. To explain pipelined memory access

MODULE III Pipelining and Superscalar Techniques

1. To Understand different pipeline techniques
   1. To discuss linear pipeline processors
   2. To explain asynchronous model
   3. To explain synchronous model
   4. To discuss nonlinear pipeline processors
   5. To explain Reservation tables and latency analysis
   6. To discuss instruction pipeline design
   7. To explain instruction pipeline phases
   8. To explain the mechanisms for instruction pipelining
   9. To discuss arithmetic pipeline design
   10. To explain static arithmetic pipelines
   11. To explain multifunctional arithmetic pipelines
2. To Understand Superscalar Pipeline Design
   1. To describe superscalar pipeline design
   2. To explain superscalar pipeline structure
   3. To explain superscalar pipeline scheduling
   4. To explain the architecture of DEC Alpha 21064 processor

MODULE IV Parallel And Scalable Architectures

1. To Understand Multiprocessor and Multi computers
   1. To describe hierarchical bus systems
   2. To explain Ultrmax multiprocessor architecture
   3. To discuss multi computer architectures
   4. To explain node architecture of multicomputer
   5. To explain router architecture of multicomputer
2. To Understand Multivector and SIMD Computers
   1. To discuss vector processing principles
   2. To explain NEC SX-X 44 vector supercomputer architecture
   3. To explain distributed memory SIMD system model
   4. To explain shared memory SIMD system model
3. Multithreaded architecture
   1. To explain multithreading issues and solutions
   2. To explain architecture of multiple context processor l
   3. To discuss multidimensional architecture

MODULE I – Parallel Computer Models

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MODULE II – Advanced Processor and Memory Technology

Advanced processor technology::CISC and RISC scalar processorsSuperscalar architecture -VLIW architecture-pipelining in VLIW processors-Vector and symbolic processors-vector pipelines-Memory hierarchy technology-Virtual memory models-private and shared virtual memory. Cache and Shared Memory :: -Cache memory organization-Cache addressing models-Physical address caches-Virtual address caches-multi-level cache memories. Shared memory organization-interleaved memory organization-memory interleaving -pipelined memory access.

MODULE III – Pipelining and Superscalar Techniques

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MODULE IV – Parallel And Scalable Architectures

Multiprocessors And Multicomputers:: Hierarchical bus systems-Multiprocessor architecture-multicomputer architecture -node and router architecture. Multivector and SIMD Computers:: -Vector supercomputer architecture. SIMD Computer organizations-Distributed memory model- Shared memory model. Multithreading processors::Multithreaded architecture-multithreading issues and solutions-multiple context processor-multidimensional architecture.

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Reference Books:

1. John L. Hennessey and David A. Patterson, Computer Architecture – A quantitative approach, Morgan Kaufmann / Elsevier, 4th. edition, 2007.
2. David E. Culler, Jaswinder Pal Singh, Parallel Computing Architecture : A hardware/ software approach , Morgan Kaufmann / Elsevier, 1997

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MODULE – I Internet Fundamentals and HTML

1. To Understand Internet Fundamentals and HTML
   1. Define Internet, Internet Protocol Address, Domain Names
   2. Explain World Wide Web
   3. Differentiate between World Wide Web and Internet
   4. Define Web Browsers, Web Servers with examples
   5. Describe URL,MIME
   6. Illustrate HTTP
   7. Explain HTML & XHTML
   8. Explain the format of a HTML page
   9. Describe Elements and Attributes
   10. Explain Basic tags, heading tags, paragraph tags, formatting tags
   11. Define HTML List
   12. Describe Hyperlink and anchor tag.
   13. Describe how to use Table tags and its attributes
   14. Describe how to use Frames and IFrames tags
   15. Describe Form tag with all of its attributes
   16. Differentiate between get and post methods
   17. Describe how to use control tags in a Form
   18. Describe how to Embed Multimedia objects into HTML pages
   19. Design simple web pages containing using HTML tags

MODULE – II CSS & JAVASCRIPT

1. Understand CSS & JAVASCRIPT
   1. Explain the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
   2. Describe CSS syntax
   3. Explain CSS selectors
   4. Illustrate how to insert CSS in a web page – Inline, Embedded and External Style Sheets
   5. Explain basic CSS properties – font, colour, background, list, link, text
   6. Implement CSS in web pages
   7. State the need for scripting languages
   8. Define server side scripting and client side scripting
   9. List client side scripting languages
   10. Illustrate how JavaScript is used in an HTML page
   11. Describe Programming elements in JavaScript
   12. Describe Document Object Model
   13. Explain how Event Handling is done using JavaScript
   14. Explain how input data validations are done using JavaScript
   15. Describe Dynamic Documents with JavaScript
   16. Design web pages implementing event handling and input validations and dynamic elements

MODULE – III Server Side Scripting – PHP

1. Understand Server Side Scripting – PHP
   1. Describe Server Side Scripting
   2. List Server side scripting languages
   3. State advantages of PHP
   4. Describe how Apache, MySQL, and PHP are installed and configured
   5. Describe how a PHP script is embedded in a webpage and executed
   6. Describe PHP language elements
   7. Describe Form Handling
   8. Implement Session & Cookie Handling in PHP
   9. Describe how Page Redirection and file uploading in PHP Implement File Uploading from a webpage
   10. Describe File Handling in PHP
   11. Implement file, form, cookie and session handling programs

MODULE – IV Database Handlingand Content Management System

1. Understand Database Handling, Content Management System
   1. Describe how Databases are used
   2. Describe how database connection is implemented
   3. Describe how SQL Statements are executed from PHP script
   4. Implement of database related applications in PHP
   5. Implement simple websites using HTL, CSS, JavaScript, PHP & MySQL
   6. Define Domain name Registration
   7. Describe Server space hiring
   8. Explain File Uploading procedure
   9. Explain Web Hosting
   10. List different Content Management tools
   11. List advantages of Content management System
   12. Case Study of CMS : Joomla
   13. Explain the features of Joomla – The content structure, Templates, Menu Links, Components, Modules, Text editors, Permissions

MODULE – I Internet Fundamentals and HTML

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MODULE – II CSS & JAVASCRIPT

CSS – Java script – programming – event handling – data validation – dynamic documents – positioning elements, moving elements, element visibility, font and colour changing, dynamic content

MODULE – III Server Side Scripting – PHP

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MODULE – IV Database Handling and Content Management System

PHP Database Interface – Web Hosting – Content Management System – Case Study of CMS : Joomla -The content structure – Templates – Menu links – Components – Modules -Text editors – Permissions

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Reference Books:

1. Beginning Web Programming with HTML, XHTML, CSS & JavaScript – John Duckett (Wiley DreamTech)-Second Edition
2. PHP and MySQL Web Development – Welling – (Pearson Education)-Fourth Edition
3. Sams teach Yourself PHP in 24 hours – Zandstra – (Pearson Education)-Third Edition

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MODULE – I Parallel Computing

1. To Understand Parallel Processing
   1. Introduction to Parallel Computing
   2. Scope of Parallel Computing
   3. Parallel Programming Platforms –
   4. Limitations of Memory System Performance
   5. Physical Organization of Parallel Platforms
   6. Parallel Network Topologies

MODULE – II Parallel Algorithm Design

1. To Understand Parallel Algorithm Design
   1. Discuss Decomposition, Tasks, and Dependency Graphs
   2. Discuss Granularity, Concurrency, and Task-Interaction
   3. Describe Processes and Mapping
   4. Compare Processes versus Processors
   5. Discuss different Decomposition Techniques
   6. Characteristics of Tasks and Interactions
   7. Methods for Containing Interaction Overheads
   8. Discuss different Parallel Algorithm Models

MODULE – III Analytical Modeling of Parallel Programs

1. To Understand Analytical Modeling of Parallel Programs
   1. Sources of Overhead in Parallel Programs
   2. Discuss Performance Metrics for Parallel Systems
   3. Describe the Effect of Granularity on Performance
   4. Scalability of Parallel Systems
   5. Programming Using the Message-Passing Paradigm
   6. Principles of Message-Passing Programming
   7. Discuss the Message Passing Interface
   8. Describe Sending and Receiving Messages

MODULE – IV Programming Shared Address Space Platforms

1. Programming Shared Address Space Platforms
   1. Programming Shared Address Space Platforms
   2. The POSIX Thread API
   3. Thread Basics: Creation and Termination
   4. Synchronization Primitives in Pthreads
   5. Controlling Thread and Synchronization Attributes
   6. Thread Cancellation
   7. Composite Synchronization Constructs
   8. Tips for Designing Asynchronous Programs
   9. OpenMP: a Standard for Directive Based Parallel Programming

MODULE – I Parallel Computing

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MODULE – II Parallel Algorithm Design

Principles of Parallel Algorithm Design Preliminaries – Decomposition Techniques- Recursive Decomposition, Data Decomposition ,Exploratory Decomposition, Speculative Decomposition , Hybrid Decompositions – Characteristics of Tasks and Interactions – Methods for Containing Interaction Overheads -Parallel Algorithm Models – Data-Parallel Model, Task Graph Model, Work Pool Model , Master-Slave Model, Pipeline or Producer-Consumer Model, Hybrid Models

MODULE – III Analytical Modeling of Parallel Programs

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MODULE – IV Programming Shared Address Space Platforms

Programming Shared Address Space Platforms Thread Basics – The POSIX Thread API – Thread Basics: Creation and Termination – Synchronization Primitives in Pthreads -Controlling Thread and Synchronization Attributes – Thread Cancellation – Composite Synchronization Constructs – Tips for Designing Asynchronous Programs – OpenMP: a Standard for Directive Based Parallel Programming

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1. An Introduction to Parallel Programming Peter Pacheco (Author)

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MODULE – I: Cellular Wireless Networks

1. To understand Cellular Wireless Networks
   1. Discuss Frequency reuse, Increasing capacity, operation, Handoff in Cellular Networks.
   2. Describe first generation analog cellular networks
   3. Explain second generation cellular systems TDMA
   4. Describe Second Generation CDMA Cellular Systems
   5. Discuss Third Generation (3G) Cellular Systems
   6. Explain CDMA Design considerations
2. To understand Multiple Access in Wireless Networks
   1. Describe Frequency Division Multiple Access
   2. Describe Time Division Multiple Access
   3. Describe Code division multiple access
   4. Describe space division multiple access
   5. Describe Packet Radio access
   6. Describe multiple access with collision avoidance

MODULE – II: Wireless Networking

1. To understand Satellite Communication
   1. Describe satellite parameters
   2. Describe satellite configurations
   3. Explain capacity allocation frequency division
   4. Explain capacity allocation time division
2. To Study Wireless System Operations and Standards
   1. Explain cordless systems
   2. Describe Wireless Local Loop
   3. Explain IEEE 802.16 Broadband wireless access standards
3. To Understand Mobile IP and WAP
   1. Explain operation of Mobile-IP
   2. Explain the architectural overview of Wireless Application Protocol

Module III: Wireless LAN Technology

1. To Understand Wireless LAN Technology
   1. Distinguish Single cell and multiple cell wireless LAN configurations
   2. Discuss requirements of wireless LAN
   3. Describe Infrared LAN
   4. Describe Spread Spectrum LAN
   5. Describe Narrowband Microwave LAN
2. To Understand Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.11 standard
   1. Describe IEEE 802 Architecture
   2. Explain IEEE 802.11 Architecture and services
   3. Explain IEEE 802.11 Medium Access Control
   4. Explain IEEE 802.11 Physical Layers
   5. Describe Wi-Fi Protected Access

Module IV: Bluetooth and IEEE 802.15

1. To Understand Bluetooth Technology
   1. Discuss blue tooth applications and architecture
   2. Explain Scatternet and Piconet
2. To study about IEEE 802.15 protocol
   1. Discuss IEEE 802.15 architecture for Wireless Personal Area Networks
   2. Explain IEEE 802.15.3 protocol for WPAN
   3. Describe Bluetooth low energy.
   4. Discuss Wireless Sensor Network

Module I Cellular Wireless Networks

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Module II Wireless Networking

Wireless Networking – Satellite Communication – satellite parameters – Satellite configurations – Capacity allocation frequency division – Capacity allocation time division Wireless System Operations and Standards – cordless systems – Wireless Local Loop – IEEE 802.16 Broadband wireless access standards Mobile IP and WAP – Operation of Mobile-IP – Architectural overview of Wireless Application Protocol

Module III Wireless LAN Technology

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Module IV Bluetooth and IEEE 802.15

Bluetooth Technology – Bluetooth applications – architecture – scatternet-piconet-IEEE 802.15 protocol -Architecture of WPAN – IEEE 802.15.3 protocol for WPAN-Bluetooth low energy-Wireless Sensor Network.

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Reference Books:

1. Wireless and Mobile Networks: Concepts and Protocols : Author: Dr.Sunilkumar S. Manvi & Mahabaleshwar -: Wiley – India-2010
2. Undamentals Of Wireless Communication Tse Cambridge University Press First Edtion

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Module I – Networking Control Devices

1. Understand the present networking scenario.
1. Explain current networking scenario.
2. Describe Network Infrastructure Management
2. Understand the commonly used networking devices
1. Explain about Switch, Hub and Router
2. Explain Repeaters, VPN devices and Modem
3. Discuss about wireless network devices (wi-fi, Bluetooth, wi-max)
3. Understand cable categories, connection tools, and cable structures
1. Describe Bounded media-Twisted Pair (straight through, Cross-Over, Roll-Over)
2. Explain Co-axial Cable
3. Explain unbounded media – Fiber Optics media

Module II – IP addressing, Access Control and User Permission Settings

1. Understand IP addressing- IPV4 and IPV6
1. State Versions of IP addressing
2. Explain the Classes of IP address
3. Describe subnet mask
4. Explain the Concept of DNS and DHCP server
5. Explain the working of DNS and DHCP
6. List the Installation requirements of DNS and DHCP
2. Understand Domain and work group users
1. Explain Managing users and group accounts
2. Describe how to add group memberships
3. List the steps for creating child domain
4. Explain about domain controllers
5. Explain about Trust relations
3. Understand Securing files and folders
1. Describe about set up share permission
2. Explain how to set up security permission
3. Explain remote desktop connections
4. Describe Remote Desktop Assistance
5. Explain windows firewall
6. Explain Encryption techniques
7. Describe IP security
8. Explain system backup
9. Explain active directory backup

Module III Basics of Router Configuration

1. Understand Routers.
1. Describe Router Hardware
2. Explain Memory on Routers
3. Explain ‘Talking to Router’ (Through the Console).
4. Explain Router IOS
5. Explain Configuring Router with and TFTP
6. Explain Basic Router Configuration
7. Explain Disaster Recovery
8. Explain about Setting the Bootstrap Behavior
9. Describe Configuration Register Settings
10. Explain upgrading Router’s IOS
11. Explain Configuring the Router’s Clock
12. Explain IOS Message Logging.
13. Explain Setting Up Buffered Logging.
14. Explain Setting Up Trap Logging
15. Explain IOS Authentication and Accounting.

Module IV Configuration of IP Routing Protocol

1. Understand TCP/IP Dynamic Routing Protocols
1. Describe General Routing Concepts and Terms
2. Explain TCP/IP Static Routing
3. Explain TCP/IP Interior Gateway Protocols
4. Explain TCP/IP Exterior Gateway Protocols
2. Understand Configuring IP Routing Protocols
1. Choose the Right Protocol
2. Explain Route Selection
3. Display General Routing Information
4. Manage Static Routing.
5. Configure Dynamic IGP and EGP IP Routing Protocols
6. Explain Route Control and Redistribution
3. Understand Network Troubleshooting, Performance Tuning, and Management Fundamentals.
1. Explain Network Analysis and Performance Tuning
2. Develop Troubleshooting Skills.
3. Explain Network Management Fundamentals

Module I Networking Control Devices

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Module II IP addressing, Access Control and User Permission Settings

Domain and work group network architecture:-client server architecture -the Requirements of domain network-Domain controllers and Active directory.
Analyze IP addressing-IPV4 and IPV6:-Versions of IP addressing-Classes of IP address-Understanding subnet mask-Concept of DNS DHCP server -Working of DNS and DHCP-Installation requirement of DNS and DHCP.
Domain and work group users:-Managing user, group accounts-Adding group memberships-Physical and logical components of domain-Understanding child domain-additional domain controller-Trust relation.Securing files and folders:- setting share permission-setting security permission. Remote
Management:- remote desktop connections-Remote Desktop Assistance. Operating system security overview:- windows firewall- Encryption techniques-IP security-system backup- active directory backup.

Module III Basics of Router Configuration

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Module IV IP Routing Protocols

TCP/IP Dynamic Routing Protocols:General Routing Concepts and Terms-TCP/IP Static Routing-TCP/IP Interior Gateway Protocols-t TCP/IP Exterior Gateway Protocols
Configuring IP Routing Protocols on Routers: Choosing the Right Protocol-Route Selection-General Routing Information-Managing Static Routing- Configure ting Dynamic IGP and EGP IP Routing Protocols-Route Control and Redistribution.
Network Troubleshooting, Performance Tuning, and Management Fundamentals: Network Analysis and Performance Tuning-Develop Troubleshooting Skills-Network Management Fundamentals.

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Reference Books:

1. Richard McMohan Introduction to Networking Tata McGraw Hill
2. Behrouz A. Forouzan – Local Area Networks McGraw Hill Edn.
3. Todd Lammle- CiscoCertified Network Associate 3/E Wiley India Pvt. Ltd/Sybex Jill Spealman, Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Windows Server, Microsoft Press

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Course General Outcomes:

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Specific Outcomes:

MODULE -I AVR Microcontrollers & Assembly Language Programming

1. To understand AVR Microcontrollers and its Architecture
   1. To explain the basics of Microcontrollers
   2. To Compare and contrast Microcontrollers and Microprocessors
   3. To describe AVR family of Microcontrollers
   4. To list the AVR features
   5. To explain AVR Architecture with block diagram
2. To comprehend AVR Assembly Language Programming
   1. To state the usage of instructions in Data Memory
   2. To write AVR data formats
   3. To explain the Program counter and Program ROM space
   4. To explain the RISC and Harvard architecture in AVR
3. To apply Assembly Language Instructions in AVR
   1. To Explain Branch instructions and looping
   2. To Explain Call instructions and stack
   3. To explain Time Delay Loop

MODULE – II AVR Programming in C

1. To Describe I/O Port programming
   1. To explain I/O port programming in AVR
   2. To explain I/O bit Manipulation Programming .
2. To understand AVR Programming in C
   1. To list Data types in C
   2. To explain Time Delays in C
   3. To discuss I/O programming in C
   4. To explain Logic Operations in C

MODULE – III Interfacing sub systems with AVR

1. To understand Timer and Interrupt Programming in C
   1. To describe Timers 0,1, and 2 programming
   2. To explain Counter Programming
   3. To explain AVR interrupts
   4. To illustrate Timer interrupts

MODULE -IV Interfacing sub systems with AVR

1. To understand the interfacing of various systems with AVR microcontroller
   1. To explain AVR serial port programming
   2. To Illustrate LCD interfacing
   3. To Illustrate Keyboard interfacing
   4. To Illustrate ADC interfacing
   5. To Illustrate DAC interfacing
   6. To Illustrate Sensor interfacing

MODULE -I AVR Microcontrollers & Assembly Language Programming

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MODULE – II AVR Programming in C

I/O port programming in AVR – I/O bit Manipulation Programming. Data types and Time Delays in C – I/O programming in C – Logic Operations in C- Data Conversion Prpograms in C – Data Serialization in C

MODULE – III Timer, Interrupt, Programming

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MODULE -IV Interfacing sub systems with AVR

Basics of Serial Communication – ATMEGA32 connection to RS232 – AVR serial port programming in C- LCD interfacing – Keyboard interfacing – ADC interfacing — DAC interfacing – Sensor interfacing

Note: Assembly Language Programming is not necessary from Module II onwards.

Text Books:

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Reference Books:

1. Introduction to Embedded Systems – Shibu K.V, Mc Graw Hill.First Edition
2. Embedded C – Michael J. Pont, Pearson Education, Second Edition
3. Embedded Systems – Raj Kamal, , Mc Graw Hill, Second Edition

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