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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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General Outcomes:

1. To install software tools required for mobile technologies
2. To develop simple android applications
3. To design and implement user interfaces
4. To develop applications using data storage
5. To develop mobile applications using HTML 5.0 and JavaScript

Specific Outcomes:

1. Install Eclipse/Android studio
2. Install android sdk
3. Configure eclipse/Android Studio for android
4. Create Hello World application
5. Create activity bases applications
6. Implement programs for Displaying a Dialog Window Using an Activity
7. Implement programs for linking Activities with intents
8. Implement for Passing Data to the Target Activity
9. Implement program for Calling Built-In Applications Using Intents
10. Implement program using UI components
    1. To Create three pages using layout system – Liner layout, Relative layout and Table layout respectively.
    2. To Navigate to these screen from the home page that you created In module 1
    3. To Include alert dialog and country listing list view.
11. Write android web applications
12. Create custom Android Virtual Device(AVD)
13. Emulate device with different screen size
14. Make SMS and phone call
15. Write applications utilising data base and SQLite commands
    1. To Create a SQLite database and perform query operations.
    2. To Insert data in database table
    3. To Retrieve and display details in screen
16. Transfer files between emulator and PC
17. Create an android application with login page and a home page
18. Compile and debug the application.
19. Install application in both emulator and device.
20. Design and Develop mobile application using HTML 5.0 and JavaScript
21. Build HTML 5.0 – JavaScript application using PhoneGap
22. Install an application on a mobile device

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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: Testing Methodology

1. To understand testing methodology
   1. Explain the goals of testing
   2. Explain the model for software testing and software testing process
2. 1 Describe the software testing life cycle (STLC) and phases
   1. Explain software testing methodology
   2. Explain how verification and validation of code is done

MODULE – II: Testing Techniques

1. To understand Testing techniques
   1. explain various dynamic testing techniques
   2. Describe Black box testing techniques
   3. Describe Boundary value analysis
   4. Describe Equivalence class testing
   5. State table based testing
   6. Describe Decision table based testing
   7. State Cause effect graphing based testing
   8. Describe the method of Error guessing
   9. Describe White box testing techniques
   10. Describe the Need of white box testing
   11. Explain the Logic coverage criteria
   12. Describe Basis path testing
   13. Describe Data flow testing
   14. Describe Mutation testing
2. Explain various static testing techniques
   1. Describe the methods of code inspections
   2. Describe how structured walkthroughs are benefitted
   3. State the need of technical reviews
   4. Describe about validation testing
   5. Explain how unit validation testing is carried out
   6. Explain the need and methods of Integration testing
   7. Describe about function testing
   8. Explain system testing
   9. Describe the steps in acceptance testing
   10. Describe what is regression testing
   11. Differentiate between progressive and regression testing
   12. Describe the test for regression testability
   13. State the objectives of regression testing
   14. Explain the different regression testing techniques

MODULE – III: Test Automation and Testing Tools

1. To understand test automation and testing tools
   1. Describe advantages of test automation
   2. Explain the Guidelines for automated testing
   3. State the categories of testing tools
   4. Explain the selection of testing tools
   5. Explain the open source testing tools – CUT, Cgreen,Emma and Findbugs
   6. Describe about commercial testing tools – WinRunner, SilkTest, LoadRunner, Jmeter, and TestDirector
   7. State how object oriented testing is done
   8. Describe how testing of web based systems are done

MODULE – IV: Debugging Process

1. To understand the process of debugging
   1. Explain the methods of bug tracking
   2. Describe the process of debugging
   3. Explain different debugging techniques
   4. Explain how to correct the bugs
   5. Explain different debugging tools and different types of debuggers

MODULE – I: Testing Methodology

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MODULE – II: Testing Techniques

Dynamic testing techniques – Black box testing techniques – Boundary value analysis, Equivalence class testing, Table based testing, Decision table based testing, Cause effect graphing based testing, method of Error guessing, White box testing techniques – Need of white box testing, Logic coverage criteria, Basis path testing, Data flow testing, Mutation testing Static testing techniques – Methods of code inspections, Structured walk throughs, Need of Technical reviews, Validation testing, Unit validation testing, Methods of Integration testing, Function testing, System testing, Acceptance testing, Regression testing, Progressive and regression testing, Test for regression testability, Objectives of regression testing, different regression testing techniques

MODULE – III: Test Automation and Testing Tools

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MODULE – IV: Debugging Process

Methods of bug tracking, Process of debugging, Different debugging techniques, Correcting the bugs, Debugging tools, Types of debuggers

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1. Software Engineering : Ian Sommerville, Pearson,Nineth Edition
2. Software Engineering a practitioners approach – Roger S Pressman,Seventh Edition

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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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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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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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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 1 Android and Development Environments

1. To Understand Different mobile technologies
   1. To List various mobile technologies
   2. To Compare Apple IOS and Android
   3. To describe how Eclipse, Android Studio and Android sdk is installed
   4. To describe how Android virtual device is created
   5. To explain how a “Hello World” program is developed and run.
   6. To List features of Eclipse and Android Studio for professional software Development

Module 2 Simple Android Application Development

1. To Understand Simple Android application Development
   1. To explain how Android Virtual device operates
   2. To describe activity in android
   3. To explain how activities can be linked using intent
   4. To describe how data can be passed between activities
   5. To List various android basic components

Module 3 UI Design and Data storage

1. To Understand android UI designing
   1. List different layout systems.
   2. List basic and popular components in android UI
   3. Describe how data storage is done in Android
2. To Understand Data Storage
   1. List various storage technologies
   2. Explain how SQLite database and operations are used for data storage and retrieve
   3. Understand various content Providers and their relative advantages and disadvantages3.3 To develop applications and publish
   4. Explain how SMS service is provided in Android
   5. Describe how to publish the developed application in Google Play Store

Module 4 Mobile Application development using HTML 5.0

and JavaScript
1. To develop applications using HTML 5 and JavaScript
   1. Describe how HTML 5 is used for mobile application development
   2. Describe how JavaScript is used for mobile application development
   3. List HTML 5 tags and attributes for mobile development
   4. Describe advantages and uses of PhoneGap
   5. Build Applications with camera, geolocation, Media Files, Storage options

Module1 Introduction to Android and Development Environments

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Module 2 Simple Android Application Development

Sample programs- Operation of Android Virtual device – activity in android -Life cycle of an activity intent – linking activities using intent- data passing between activities using intent – android components: activities, services, broadcast receivers, content providers.

Module 3 UI Design and Data storage

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Module 4 Mobile Application development using HTML 5.0 and JavaScript

HTML components for mobile applications-HTML 5 tags and attributes for mobile development- Styling Mobile Pages with CSS3 – Simple applications using HTML5 and JavaScript- Building a mobile web application – Introduction to PhoneGap.

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Beginning PhoneGap – Thomas Myer-2011

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MODULE I REVIEW OF NETWORK MODELS

1. Understand TCP/IP Protocol
   1. Illustrate computer networks
   2. Identify TCP/IP Protocol suite.
   3. Explain the functionalities of layers in TCP/IP
   4. Define Addressing of TCP/IP.
   5. Describe about Wired LAN – Ethernet
   6. State IEEE 802 project
   7. Illustrate standard Ethernet
   8. Describe about Wireless LAN.
   9. State IEEE 802.11
   10. Explain LAN connecting devices.
   11. Explain the architecture of Virtual LANs.

MODULE II NETWORK LAYER

1. Understand Network Layer
   1. Explain Network layer services
   2. Illustrate network layer performance
   3. Describe IPV4 addresses
   4. Define DHCP
   5. Explain Internet Protocol
   6. State security of IPV4 datagram
   7. Describe routing algorithms
   8. Differentiate between unicasting, multicasting, and broadcasting

MODULE III TRANSPORT LAYER

1. Understand Transport Layer
   1. Explain Transport layer services
   2. Explain Transport layer protocols
   3. Explain User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
   4. Explain Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
   5. Describe Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP).

MODULE IV APPLICATION LAYER

1. Understand Application Layer
   1. Explain various services of application layer
   2. Illustrate World Wide Web
   3. Describe HTTP
   4. Explain File Transfer Protocol.
   5. Explain Electronic Mail
   6. Explain TELNET.
   7. Describe Domain Name System.
   8. Define Dynamic DNS

MODULE I – TCP/IP PROTOCOL

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MODULE II – NETWORK LAYER

Network layer services – Packetizing, routing and forwarding, other services – Performance – delay, throughput, packet loss, congestion control – IPV4 address – address space, classful addressing, classless addressing, subneting – DHCP – Internet protocol (IP) – datagram format, fragmentation – IPV4 datagram security – Routing algorithms – Distance-vector, Link-state, path vector – unicasting, multicasting, broadcasting

MODULE III – TRANSPORT LAYER

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MODULE IV – APPLICATION LAYER

Application layer services – WWW – architecture, URL – HTTP – connections, message formats – FTP -control connections, data connections – Electronic mail – architecture, sending, receiving mails, SMTP, transfer phases, POP and IMAP – TELNET – DNS – name space, DNS in internet, resolution, resource records, DNS messages – Dynamic DNS

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Reference Books:

1. Computer Networks – Andrew S. Tanenbaum – Prentice Hall-Fifth Edition
2. Data Communication & Networks – William Stalling- Prentice Hall-Tenth Edition
3. Data Communications, Computer Networks and Open Systems -Fred Halsall , Addison-Wesley, 1996

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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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