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NFTL Name of faculty: Jai Kanwar/Deepak Dahiya

Discipline: ECE

Semester:4th

Lesson plan duration : 15 Weeks(from January,2018 to April,2018)

Work load (lecture/practical) per week (in hours) : 03 hrs/ 02 hrs(per Group)

Week Theory Practical

Lecture Topic (including assignments/test) Practical Topic day day

1st 1st Networks:Twoportnetwork,symmetr 1st To measure the icalnetwork,asymmetricalnetwork, Characteristic Balanced network, Unbalanced Impedance of

network, T Network, Ladder symmetrical T and Pai

network. network.

2nd Lattice network, L network, Bridge 2nd To measure the network, Symmetrical network, Characteristic Characteristics Impedance . Impedance of

symmetrical T and Pai

network.

3rd Propagation Constant, attenuation 3rd To measure the Constant. Characteristic

Impedance of


network.

2nd 4th Phase Shift Constant, Insertion loss 1st To measure the image of T network Impedance of given assymetrical T and Pai

network.

5th Concept of iterative Impedance, 2nd To measure the image Image Impedance. Impedance of given

assymetrical T and Pai

network.

6th Image transfer Constant, Insertion 3rd To measure the image loss. Half section, L section Impedance of given

assymetrical T and Pai

network.

3rd

7th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 1st Determine the Characteristic

Impedance of low pass Filter.

8th Symmetrical T section, symmetrical 2nd Determine the pie section &it’s expression. Characteristic Impedance of low pass

Filter.

9th Symmetrical T half section, 3rd Determine the Symmetrical pie half section Characteristic

concept, Applications of Networks. Impedance of low pass

Filter.

4th 10th Attenuator, Types of attenuation, 1st To measure the Units of attenuation, Decibel attenuation of &Nepers. General Characteristics of symmetrical T and Pai

Attenuation Attenuator.

11th Analysis of design of 2nd To measure the attenuators,Symmetrical T type attenuation of

Attenuator, Symmetrical L type symmetrical T and

Attenuator. PaiAttenuator.

12th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 3rd To measure the attenuation of


Attenuator.

5th 13th Filters, Uses of filters in different 1st To measure the communication system. Characteristic Impedance of high pass

Filter.

14th Concept of Low pass Filter, it’s 2nd To measure the design and applications. Characteristic

Impedance of high pass

Filter.

15th Concept of High pass Filter,Cut off 3rd To measure the frequency, Design & application. Characteristic

Impedance of high pass

Filter.

6th 16th Concept of band pass Filter, design 1st To measure Impedance & application. Characteristic and attenuation

Characteristic of band

pass Filter.

17th Concept of Band stop filter , it’s 2nd To measure Impedance design & application. Characteristic and

attenuation

Characteristic of band

pass Filter.

18th Prototype filter section, Impedance 3rd To measure Impedance Characteristics, Frequency Characteristic and

Characteristics of low and high pass attenuation

Filter. Characteristic of band

pass Filter.

7th 19th Attenuation vs Frequency, Phase 1st To measure Impedance shift vs Frequency.Characterstics Characteristic and Impedance vs Frequency,its attenuation

significance Characteristic of m

derived low pass Filter .

20th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 2nd To measure Impedance Characteristic and

attenuation

Characteristic of m


21th Simple design of prototype low pass 3rd To measure Impedance

Filter and it’s application. Characteristic and

attenuation

Characteristic of m


8th 22th M derived Filter, limitations of 1st To observe the prototype filter , need of m derived information of standing Filter. wave on transmission

Line and measurement

of SWR.

23th Crystal Filter, crystal and it’s 2nd To observe the equivalent ckt, property of piezo information of standing

electric Filter and it’s uses wave on transmission


of SWR.

24th Active Filters, basic concept of 3rd To observe the active filter, comparison of passive information of standing

Filter. wave on transmission


of SWR.

9th

25th Transmission Line ,Types of 1st Draw attenuation transmission Line, it’s applications. Characteristic of

Crystal Filter.

26th Distributed constants and pai 2nd Draw attenuation representation of transmission Line , Characteristic of

Characteristic Impedance of Crystal Filter.

transmission Line

27th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 3rd Draw attenuation Characteristic of

Crystal Filter.

10th 28th Propagation Constant, Attenuation 1st Revision/uncovered

Constant it’s expression. practical

29th Phase Shift Constant, it’s 2nd Revision/uncovered mathematical expression. practical

30th Concept of infinite line,Draw the 3rd Revision/uncovered infinite line. practical

11th 31th Condition for minimum distortion, 1st Revision/uncovered

minimum attenuation of signal on the practical line.

32th Introduction to loading methods, 2nd Revision/uncovered Concept of Reflection. practical

33th Concept of standing wave, 3rd Revision/uncovered Reflection coefficient. practical

12th 34th Concept of SWR, Concept of 1st Revision/uncovered

VSWR, Relation between SWR and practical VSWR

35th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 2nd Revision/uncovered practical

36th Transmission Line equation and it’s 3rd Revision/uncovered mathematical expression. practical

13th 37th Expression for voltage and current, 1st Revision/uncovered

Expression for Impedance at a line practical

38th Concept of transmission Line at high 2nd Revision/uncovered

frequency practical

39th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 3rd Revision/uncovered practical

14th 40th Introduction to stubs and it’s types, 1st Revision/uncovered

What is single stub practical

41th Double stub and it’s Applications. 2nd Revision/uncovered practical

42th What is open stub and Applications 3rd Revision/uncovered of open stub. practical

15th 43th Short circuit stub , Applications and 1st Revision/uncovered uses . practical

44th Difference between open circuit stub 2nd Revision/uncovered and short circuit stub . practical

45th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION 3rd Revision/uncovered practical

SESSIONAL TEST CONDUCTED AS PER HSBTE TIME TABLE/SYLLABUS

Microprocessor and Peripherial Devices

Name of faculty member Discipline Semester

Subject

Lession plan duration

WORK

LOAD

Navinder Malik/Rajesh Hooda ECE 4th MICROPROCESSORS AND PERIPHERAL

DEVICES 15 week ( January 2018 to April 2018) THEORY

4HOURS)/P

RACTICAL

(2 HOURS

PER GROUP)


Lecturer Topic ( including assignment/test) Practical Topic

day

day

1 Evolution of Microprocessor 1 Familiarization of

Typical organization of a

Unit 1 microcomputer system and functions 2 different keys of

1st 2 (Evolution of of its various blocks 8085

Microprocessor, its evolution and

Microprocessor

3 ) function Microprocessor

Impact of Microprocessor on modern 3

4

society

Revision of unit 1 4 Steps to enter,

5

modify

Architecture of a Microprocessor

(With reference to 8085 5 data/program and

2nd

6 microprocessor) to

Architecture of a Microprocessor

(With reference to 8085 6 execute a

7 microprocessor) programme

Unit 2 Concept of Bus, bus organization of 8 8085, on 8085 kit

(Architecture

Functional block diagram of 8085

ALP for Addition of a

and Microprocessor and function of each block

7

) (With

3rd

9 reference to *Assignment Topic 8085

Subtraction of microprocessor Pin details of 8085 and related signals 8

10

two 8 bit )

11 Demultiplexing of address/data bus 9

numbers

12 Demultiplexing of address/data bus

Generation of read/write control REVISION

10

/UNCOVERED signals

13 PRACTICAL

4th

14 Steps to execute a stored programme 11

15 Revision of Unit 2

16 Doubt session on topics Unit1, 2 12

5th Unit 3 Instruction Timing and Cycles ( 13 ALP for

17 (Instruction Basic Introduction) Multiplication

Timing and and

Cycles)

14 division of two 8 Instruction cycle

18

bit

19 machine cycle 15 numbers

20 T-states

Fetch and execute cycle 16 ALP for

21

Arranging 10

Comparision between all the cyles 17 numbers in

6th 22

ascending /

23 Revision of Unit 3 18 descending order

Brief idea of machine and assembly

24 languages

Machines and Mnemonic codes 19 ALP for 0 to 9

25

BCD counters

Instruction format and Addressing 20

26

mode

7th

Identification of instructions as to 21

27

which addressing mode they belong

Identification of instructions as to

28 which addressing mode they belong

REVISION Concept of Instruction set 22 /UNCOVERED

29 PRACTICAL

Explanation of the instructions of the 23

th 30

following groups of instruction set

8 Unit

Explanation of the instructions of the

4(Programmin 24

31 following groups of instruction set

g with respect

to 8085 Explanation of the instructions of the

32 microprocessor following groups of instruction set

)

Data transfer group, Arithmetic 25 Interfacing

33

Group, Logic Group exercise on 8255

Stack, I/O and Machine Control 26 like LED display

34

Group control

9th

Programming exercises in assembly 27

35

language (with the help of examples)

Programming exercises in assembly

36 language (with the help of examples)

Revision of unit 4 28 Interfacing

37

exercise on

8253

10 th Doubt session on topics Unit 3,4 29 programmable

38

interval

39 Concept of memory mapping, 30

40 partitioning of total memory space timer

REVISION Unit 5 Address decoding 31 /UNCOVERED

11th 41 PRACTICAL

(Memories and concept of peripheral mapped I/O and

I/O interfacing)

memory mapped I/O 32

42 * Assignment Topic

concept of peripheral mapped I/O and 33

43

memory mapped I/O

Interfacing of memory mapped I/O

44 devices

Interfacing of memory mapped I/O 34 Interfacing

45

devices exercise on 8279

Revision of unit 5 35 programmable

46

KB/display

12th Concept of interrupt, Maskable and 36

47

non-maskable interface

Edge triggered and level triggered

interrupts, Software interrupt, Restart

48 interrupts and its use

Various hardware interrupts of 8085 37 Use of 8085

49

emulator for

Servicing interrupts, extending 38

50 Unit 6 interrupt system hardware testing 13th

Concept of programmed I/O

(Interrupts) 39

51

operations,

sync data transfer, async data transfer

52 (hand shaking)

Interrupt driven data transfer, DMA REVISION 40 /UNCOVERED

th 53 Unit 7 (Data and * Assignment Topic PRACTICAL

14 54 Serial output data, Serial input data 41

Transfer

55 Revision of unit 6,7 42

Techniques)

56 8255 PPI and 8253 PIT

57 8257 / 8237 DMA controller

8279 Programmable KB/Display REVISION Unit 8 43 /UNCOVERED

15th 58 Interface PRACTICAL

(Peripheral

8251 Communication Interface 44

59 devices) Adapter

60 Revision of unit 8 45

Test conducted as per Annual

Calendar

INSTRUMENTATION

Name of the Faculty : Alok Kumar/ Deepak Dahiya

Discipline : Electronics and Communication Engg.

Semester : IVth

Subject : Instrumentation

Lesson Plan Duration : Jan-Apr-2018

Work Load (Lecture/ Practical) per week (in hours): 03 HOURS (Lecture)03 Hours per Group (PRACTICAL)


Lecture Topic (including assignment/ test) Topic

day

Introduction about subject

1st Introduction about

2 Measurements: Importance of measurement, basic measuring systems. Practical

Instrumentation

3 Advantages and limitations of each measuring system.

4 Display devices

2nd To measure the level of

5 Theory of Transducers: construction and use of various transducers a liquid using a

transducer

6 Resistive transducers and wire wound potentiometer.

7 Capacitive transducers

3rd To measure

8 Inductive transducers temperature using a

thermo-couple

9 Electromagnetic, piezo electric type transducer.

10 Measurement of Displacement and Strain: LVDT and RVDT transducer.

4th Study and use of digital

11 Strain gauges and Gauge factor, gauge materials and their selections.

temperature controller

Use of electrical strain gauges their different types such as inductance

12

type resistive type, wire and foil type etc.

13 Strain gauge bridges and amplifiers.

5th Use of themistor in

14 Revision ON/OFF transducer

15 Revision

16 1st

Sessional Test

Study of variable th Force Measurement: Different types of force measuring devices and their

6 17

principles capacitive transducer

18 Load cells

load measurements by using elastic transducers and electrical strain

19

gauges.

7th Draw the characteristics

20 Torque Measurement: Different types of torque measurement methods. of a potentiometer

21 Measurements of torque by brake and dynamometer.

22 Speed measurements; different methods, devices.

8th To measure linear

23 Pressure Measurement displacement using

LVDT

24 Bourdon pressure gauges

Electrical pressure pickups and their principle construction and

25

applications.

9th To study the use of

26 Low pressure measurements and Use of pressure cells. electrical strain gauge

27 Revision

28 Revision

To study weighing

10th 29

2nd

Sessional Test

machine using load cell

30 Flow Measurement: Basic principles of magnetic flow meters.

31 Ultrasonic flow meters

11th

32 Measurement of Temperature: Bimetallic thermometer. To study pH meter.

33 Resistance thermometers

34 Thermisters

12th

35 Thermocouple Revision & Viva

36 Pyrometer

37 Temperature recorders

13th

38 Measurement of other non electrical quantities such as humidity Revision & Viva

measurements.

39 pH value measurements

40 Level measurements

14th

41 Vibrations measurements Revision & Viva

42 Revision

43 Revision

15th

44 Revision Revision & Viva

3rd

Sessional Test

At least Three Assignment covering substantial portion of syllabus to be given.

EDFT

Name of the faculty : Suresh Nehra

Discipline : Electronics &Communication Engg.

Semester : IVth

Subject : EDFT

Lesson : Jan-Apr-2018

Work Load (Lecture/Practical)Per week(in hours): 06 Hours

Week Practical

Practical Topic hours

1st 1 Introduction About Subject

2 Study Of Different Electronics Components.

2nd 3 Physical Identification Of Electronics Components.

4 Testing OF Passive Components.

3rd 5 Testing OF Active Components.

6 Practice of Soldering and DeSoldering.

4th 7 Practice of Cabinet Making

8 Revision

5th 9 Study About Different Types Of Printed Circuit Board,

10 board material, their characteristics, drilling, soldering

6th 11 technique . Introduction to data sheets of electronics

12 components

7th 13 Demonstration on different types of measuring

14 instruments , connectors and connecting leads

8th 15 Practice of CAD of electronic circuits using different

16 software.

9th 17 Study about block diagram ,detailed diagram , testing

and checking point in any electronic circuit.

18 Preparation for making a electronic project by students

10th 19 P CB layout designing ,Artwork, Etching process

20

11th 21 PCB fabrication: Drilling, copper tracks checking

,component mounting

22

12th 23 Assembly of prepared PCB on cabinet and their

24 presentation.

13th 25 Final stage of project it should be in working condition.

26 If some faults occurs then try to remove it.

14th 27 Prepare a project report.(hard copy) and Project

28 Submission.

15th 29 Revision ,Doubts clearance and viva .

30

Communication System

Name of

faculty

Ashima Singh/Deepak

Dahiya

Discipline Electronics & Comm.

Semester 4th

Subject Communication Systems

Lesson Plan 15 week

Work load 3L Theory 3 Practical

Week Lecture Day Theory Practical Topic

1 Classification of transmitters To observe the waveforms

at differrent stage of a AM Ist 2 AM transmiiers

transmitter. 3

Reactance FET

1st

4

Armstorng FM transmitters

2nd 5 Super heterodyne AM receiver

6 Sensitivity, Selectivity

7 Fidelity,S/N Ratio To observe the waveforms

rd

at differrent stage of a 3 8 Image Rejaction Ratio

Radio Receiver. 9

Revision/Test

10 ISI standards 2nd

4th 11 Intermediate frequency (IF)

12 FM receiver

13 Need for limiting and de-emphasis

5th 14 Communication receviers To align AM broadcast

radio recevier. 15 Broadcast receviers

16 Electromagnetic spectrum 3rd

6th 17

Radiation of electromagnetic

energy

18 Polarization of EM Waves 19 Revision/Test To identify and study the

various types of antennas

7th 20 Point source, Gain directivity 4th used in different

frequency ranges.

21

Aperture,Effective area

22 Radiation pattern, beam width To plot the radiation

pattern of a directional 23 Radiation resistance, Loss

8th resistance and omni directional

5th

antenna. 24 Half wave dipole, medium wave

(mast) antenna, folded dipole

9th 25 Patch, loop antenna, yagi and

ferrite rod antenna

26 Broad-side and end fire arrays

27 Rhombic antenna and dish antenna

28 Different modes of wave To plot the variation of

propagation

field strength of a radiated 10th

29 Ground wave propagation wave, with distance from

a transmitting antenna. 30 Revision/Test 6th

31 Space wave communication

11th 32 Concept of effective earth radius

range

33 Duct propagation

34 sky wave propagation Installation of Dish

Antenna for best 12th 35 Virtual height, critical frequency

reception.

Skins distance, maximum usable

36

frequency 7th

37 Multiple hop propagation

13th 38 PCM

39 DPCM

40 DELTA Modulation To observe waveforms at

input and output of ASK 14th 41 ASK, FSK

and FSK modulaters. 42 PSK 8th

43 QPSK

15th 44 Spread spectrum techniques

45 Frequency hopping technique

DE-II

Name of the Faculty : Suresh Nehra

Discipline : Electronics and Communication

Engg.

Semester : IV

Subject : Digital Electronics-II

Lesson Plan Duration : Jan-Apr-2018

Work Load (Lecture/ Practical) per week (in hours): 03 HOURS (Lecture)


Lecture Topic (including assignment/ test) Lecture Day Topic

day

1 Introduction about syllabus and scheme of subject. 1

1st 2 D/A Converters : Performance characteristics of 2 Introduction about

D/A converters. Practical.

3 Binary resister network DAC. 3

4 Resistance ladder network methods of D/A 4

converters and applications.

Design and

2nd

A/D Converters : Performance characteristics of 5

5 implement full adder

A/D converters. and full subtractor.

6 Single slope, dual slope ADC. 6

7 Successive approximation ADC. 7

3rd 8 Parallel A/D converters and application. 8 Verify the operation

of D/A converter. 9 Logic family: Classification: TTL, ECL. 9

10 MOS, CMOS. Types of integration SSI,MSI, LSI, 10

VLSI.

4th

Characteristics of TTL and CMOS and the 11 Verify the operation 11 comparison. Propagation delay. Speed, noise

margin. Logic levels. of A/D converter.

12 Power dissipation, fan-in, fan-out, Power supply 12

requirements.

13 Open collector and totem pole output circuits, 13

operation of a standard TTL.

5th 14 CMOS, NAND, NOR gates. 14 Revision/Uncovered

Practical

15 CMOS to TTL interfacing and TTL to CMOS 15

interfacing.

16 Introduction to tri-state devices, tri-state buffer and 16 Design J-K Flip-flop

6th inverter circuits.

counter and verify its

Memory : Memory organisation, classification of 17 17 truth table.

semi conductor memories.

18 ROM, PROM, DROM, EPROM, EEPROM. 18

19 EPROM Programing and UV index. 19 Verify the writing

7th

20 RAM, expansion of memory. 20 and reading operation

21 CCD memories. 21 of RAM IC.

22 Content addressable memory, programmable logic 22

devices.

8th 23 PROM at PLD, programmable logic array (PLA). 23 Revision/Uncovered

Practical 24 Programmable array logic (PAL). 24

25 Examples of PAL. 25 Familiarity with the

9th 26 Field programmable gate array (FPGA). 26 use of EPROM

programmes and UV

27 Familiarization with common ICs. 27 index.

28 Combinational Circuits: Minimization of Boolean 28

expressions using Quine Mcclaaskey method.

Exercise on

10th 29 Examples on QM method. 29 programming of

EPROM 30 Examples on QM method. 30

Sequential Circuits: Essential components of 31

31 sequential circuit. Recap of flip-flop and truth Verify the logical

11th tables. operation, arithmetic

32 Excited tables of different flip-flops. 32 operation of binary

numbers using

33 Synchronous sequential circuits. 33 IC74181.

34 Asynchronous sequential circuits. 34

12th 35 Classification of sequential circuits (Mealy and 35 Revision/Uncovered

Moore Machine). Practical

36 Design of counters using J-K and R-S flip-flops for 36

Mealy machine.

37 Design of counters using J-K and R-S flip-flops for 37

Moore machine.

13th Arithmetic and Logic Unit: Basic idea about 38 Revision/Uncovered

38 arithmetic logic unit w.r.t. IC 74181 and Practical

applications.

39 Implementation of binary multiplication, division. 39

40 Subtraction and addition. 40

Revision/Uncovered 14

th 41 Examples on ALU operations. 41

Practical

42 Introduction to Fuzzy logic: Fuzzy sets and 42

classical sets and their operations.

15th 43 Fuzzy relations. 43 Revision/Uncovered

44 Properties of membership functions, Fuzzification. 44 Practical

45 Defuzzification,Fuzzy control system 45

SESSIONAL TEST CONDUCTED AS PER HSBTE TIME

TABLE AND SYLLABUS

MOCS

Name of faculty member Parveen Kohar

Discipline Computer Engg.

Semester 6th

Subject Maintenance of Computer System

Lesson plan duration 15 week ( January 2018 to April 2018)

Work Load per Week(in Hours) 4 hours for Theory & 3 Hours per group for Practicals

Theory Practical

Week Lecturer Topic ( including assignment/test) Practical day Topic

day

1st 1 Introduction of Computer 1 Study of Various Types of 2 Motherboards

2 Introduction of Mother Board

3

3 Various Types of Mother Boards

4 Single Board Based Systems

2nd 1 Back Plane Mother Boards 1 Study of Components on 2 Motherboards (Chipset &

2 AT, ATX Style of Motherboards CMOS Set up)

3

3 Components on Mother Board

4 Installation of Computer System

3rd 1 Form Factor , Faults in M/B 1 Study of Various Connectors & 2 Cables

2 Revision

3

3 Bus Structure in Computer

4 PCI, ISA & SCSI

4th 1 Serial & Parallel Ports 1 HDD Partitioning & 2 Formatting

2 COM1, LPT1 & USB Ports

3

3 RS 232 C

4 Use of Comp. in Instrumentation

5th

1 Revision 1 CD-ROM, DVD & DVD/WR

2 Construction of HDD 2 3

3 HDD Controller

4 Construction of FDD

6th

1 FDD Controller 1 Revision

2 Faults related to HDD & FDD 2 3

3 Pen Drives & RAM Modules

4 Formatting of HDD

7th 1 Revision 1 Faults related to Keyboard & 2 Mouse

2 Keyboard Controller

3

3 Scanning Hardware

4 Keyboard Switches

8th

1 Keyboard Faults 1 Monitors (CRT, LCD & LED)

2 Mouse & its Types 2 3

3 Faults with Mice

4 Introduction to Scanner

9th

1 Introduction to Digitizer 1 Dot Matrix Printer

2 Revision 2 3

3 Introduction to Display Devices

4 Block diagram of Monitor

10th 1 Difference b/w TV & Monitor 1 Laser Printer

2

2 Color & Monochrome Monitor 3

3 Introduction to Display Adapter

4 MDA, CGA, VGA & other

11th

1 Introduction to Solid State Displays 1 Revision

2 Revision 2 3

3 Print Mechanism

4 Construction & Working of DMP

12th 1 Construction & working of Inkjet 1 Study of various Network

Printer 2 Devices

2 Construction & Working of Laser 3 Printer

3 Centronics Interface

4 Faults with Printers

13th 1 Signals from PC to Printer & Printer 1 Establishment of LAN &

to PC 2 WAN using Network Devices

2 Revision 3

3 Introduction to Networking

4 LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi, WLAN

14th 1 Applications related to Networks 1 Installation of any Operating 2 System

2 ROUTER, SWITCH & HUB

3

3 Revision

4 Description of MODEM

15th 1 Need & Functions of MODEM 1 Study of Laptop, IPAD & 2 Smart Phone

2 Introduction of Laptop

3

3 Functions & Applications of Laptop

4 Revision

SESSIONAL TEST CONDUCTED AS PER HSBTE TIME

TABLE/SYLLABUS

EDM

Name of faculty : Suresh Nehra

Discipline : ECE

Semester :6th

Subject : EDM


Work load (lecture) per week (in hours) : 03 hrs

Week Theory

Lecture Topic (including assignments/test) day

1st

Concept/meaning and its need

1st

2nd Qualities and functions of entrepreneur and barriers in entrepreneurship

3rd Sole proprietorship and partnership forms of business organisations

4th Scheme of assistance by entrepreneurial support agencies at national and district level

2nd

5th NSIC, NRDC, DC:MSME, SIDBI, NABARD, COMMERCIAL BANKS, SFC’S DIC, TBI and STEP

6th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION

7th Scanning of business environment

3rd

8th Salient features of national and state industrial opportunities

9th Types and conduct of market survey

10th Assessment of demand and supply in potential areas of growth

4th

11th Identifying business opportunities

12th Consideration of product selection

13th REVISION/DOUBTS SESSION

5th

14th REVISION/Test

15th Visit from market survey

16th Visit from market survey

6th

17th Preliminary project report

18th Detailed project report including technical, economic and market feasibility

19th Common errors in project report preparation

7th

20th Exercises on preparation of project report

21th Project reports collection from internet for different products

22th Definition and importance of management

8th

23th Functions of management: Importance of planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling

24th Principles of management, concept and structure of an organisation

25th Line organisation, line and staff organisation, functional organisation

9th

26th REVISION/Test

27th Definition and need of leadership, qualities and function of a leader

28th Manager Vs leader, types of leadership

10th

29th Definition, characterstic of motivation

30th Factors affecting motivation, theories of motivation

31th Introduction and objective of human resource management, manpower 11 th planning, recruitment and selection

32th Introduction to performance appraisal method

33th Interactive session and test

34th Introduction and objectives of material and store management

12th

35th ABC analysis and EOQ

36th Interactive session and test

37th Introduction, importance and functions of marketing and sales

38th Physical distribution, introduction to promotion mix and sales

13th promotion

39th Introduction, importance and functions of financial management. Elementary knowledge of income tax, sales tax, excise, custom duty

and VAT

40th Definition, need and types of customer relation management

14th

41th Statistical process control, total employees involvement, JIT

42th REVISION/Test

43th Introduction, definition and importance of IPR

15th

44th Infringement related to patents, copyrights, trademarks

45th REVISION/Test

SESSIONAL TEST CONDUCTED AS PER HSBTE TIME TABLE/SYLLABUS

WMC

Name of faculty : S.S.Kinha/Rajesh Hooda

Discipline. : ECE

Semester. : 6th

Subject. : Wireless and Mobile Communication


Work load (lecture/practical) per week (in hours) : 03 hrs/ 02 hrs(per Group)


Lecture day Topic(including Practical day topic assignment/test)

1st 1st Basics about Wreless 1st Study the features, communication and its specification and applications working of cellular

mobile

2nd Advantages of wireless 2nd Study the features, communication specification and working of cellular

mobile

3rd Electromagnetic waves 3rd Study the features,

4th Frequency Spectrum specification and used working of cellular mobile

2nd 5th Paging system 4th strength measurement of various points from a transmitting

antenna/cordless

phone

6th Paging system 5th strength measurement of various points from a transmitting antenna/cordless

phone

7th Cordless Telephone 6th strength System measurement of

8th Cordless Telephone various points System from a transmitting antenna/cordless phone

3rd 9th Cellular Telephone 7th Visit of a Mobile System Switching Centre(MSC) in

the nearest M.S.

facility provider

10th Cellular Telephone 8th Visit of a Mobile System Switching Centre(MSC) in the nearest M.S.

facility provider

11th Comparison of above 9th Visit of a Mobile wireless Switching communication Centre(MSC) in systems the nearest M.S.

12th Comparison of above facility provider wireless

communication

systems

4th 13th Introduction to 10th Demonstration of Cellular telephone Base Trans system First Receiver(BTS)

Generation with nearby

cellular tower 134

14th Second Generation 11th Demonstration of Base Trans Receiver(BTS) with nearby

cellular tower 134

15th Third Generation 12th Demonstration of

16th Fourth Generation of Base Trans cellular telephone Receiver(BTS) system with nearby

cellular tower 134

5th 17th Cell area 13th Observing call processing of GSM trainer Kit

18th Capacity of cell 14th Observing call processing of GSM trainer Kit

19th Frequency Response 15th Observing call 133 processing of GSM

20th Co-channel trainer Kit

Interference

6th 21st Adjacent channel 16th Observing call Interference processing of CDMA trainer Kit

22th Power Control for 17th Observing call reducing Interference processing of

CDMA trainer Kit

23rd Power Control for 18th Observing call

reducing Interference processing of

24th Improving coverage CDMA trainer Kit and capacity in cellular

system a) Cell

Splitting

7th 25th b) Sectoring 19th Pairing of two devices using Bluetooth

26th b) Sectoring 20th Pairing of two devices using Bluetooth

27th c) Repeater for Range 21st Pairing of two Extension devices using

28th c) Repeater for Range Bluetooth

Extension

8th 29th Introduction to 22nd Data transfer using Multiple Accesses WI-FI

30th Introduction to 23rd Data transfer using Multiple Accesses WI

31st Frequency Division 24th Data transfer using Multiple Access WI (FDMA)

32nd Frequency Division

Multiple Access

(FDMA)

9th 33rd Time Division 25th Revision/uncovered

Multiple Access practical if any

(TDMA) 34th Time Division 26th Revision/uncovered


(TDMA)

35th Code Division 27th Revision/uncovered


(CDMA)

36th Code Division

Multiple Access

(CDMA)

10th 37th Spread Spectrum 28th Revision/uncovered


(SSMA)

38th Spread Spectrum 29th Revision/uncovered


(SSMA) 39th Frequency Hopping 3oth Revision/uncovered

spread Spectrum practical if any

(FHSS)

40th Frequency Hopping

spread Spectrum

(FHSS)

11th 41st Comparison of 31st Revision/uncovered

FDMA/TDMA/CDMA practical if any

42nd Comparison of 32nd Revision/uncovered

FDMA/TDMA/CDMA practical if any

43rd Introduction of Global 33rd Revision/uncovered

Systems for Mobile practical if any

Communication

(GSM) and its

architecture

44th Introduction of Global

Systems for Mobile

Communication

(GSM) and its

architecture

12th 45th Introduction of CDMA 34th Revision/uncovered

System practical if any

46th comparison of CDMA 35th Revision/uncovered

and GSM Systems practical if any

47th comparison of CDMA 36th Revision/uncovered

and GSM Systems practical if any

48th Introduction of GPRS

and GPS System.

13th 49th Introduction of GPRS 37th Revision/uncovered

and GPS System. practical if any

50th Introduction to Blue 38th Revision/uncovered

tooth practical if any

51st Wi-Fi 39th Revision/uncovered

practical if any 52nd Wi-Fi

14th 53rd Basic block diagram of 30th Revision/uncovered

digital and data practical if any

communication system

54th Basic block diagram of 41st Revision/uncovered

digital and data practical if any

communication system

55th Their comparison with 42nd Revision/uncovered

data analog practical if any

communication

systems

56th Their comparison with

data analog

communication

systems

15th 57th Revision/Doubts 43rd Revision/uncovered

session practical if any

58th Revision/Doubts 44th Revision/uncovered


59th Revision/Doubts 45th Revision/uncovered


Medical Electronics

Name of the Faculty : Dr.Sitender Kumar/Deepak Dahiya

Discipline : Electronics and Communication Engineering

Semester : 6th

Subject : Medical Electronics

Lesson Plan Duration : 15 weeks (from January, 2018 to April, 2018)

Work Load (Lecture / Practical) per week (in hours): Lectures-03, Practical-03


Lecture Topic Practical Topic

day (including assignment / test) Day

1st Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Operate and Feminization

2nd Elementary ideas of Cell Structure

st 1st 1 with B.P Apparatus and

3rd Heart and Circulatory System ECG Machine

4th Central Nervous System

5th Muscle Action

2nd

6th Respiratory System

7th Body temperature and Reproduction System

8th Overview of Medical Electronics Equipments To measure the

Classification, application and specification 2nd

9th Concentration of Blood of laboratory Equipments sugar with Glucometer

3rd

10 th Classification, application and specification

of therapeutic Equipments

11th Classification, application and specification of clinical Equipments

12th Method of operation of these instruments

13 th Revision for 1st

Sessional, Classwork check

and Assignment evaluation

4th

14th

Introduction to Electrodes

15th Bioelectric Signals Measuring of Respiration 16th Bio electrodes 3rd

Rate 17th Electrode

5th

18th Electrode Tissue Interface

19th Contact Impedance

20th

Types of Electrodes

21st Electrodes used for ECG

6th

22nd Electrodes used for EEG 4th Measuring of Pulse Rate

23rd Introduction to Transducers

24th Typical Signals from Physiological




Parameters

25th Concept of Pressure Transducer

26th Concept of Flow Transducer

7th

` 27th Concept of Temperature Transducer

28th

5th Study of Large Medical

Concept of Pulse Sensor Equipments in Hospitals

29th Study of Respiration Sensor

30th Introduction to Biomedical Recorders

8th 31 st ECG Machine and its diagram description

and application

32 nd EEG Machine and its diagram description Installation of Small

and application

6th Medical Equipments in

33rd EMG Machine and its diagram description Hospitals

and application

9th

34th

Sessional 2nd

, revision , Classwork check and assignment evaluation

35th Introduction to Patient Monitoring System

36th Heart rate Measurement

37th Pulse rate Measurement

10 th 38th Respiration rate Measurement

39th Blood Pressure Measurement

40th Principle of defibrillator and Pace Mark

41st Use of Microprocessor in Patent Monitoring

11th 42nd Blood Sugar Measurement

43rd Study of Safety Aspects of Medical 7 th Operation and use of Instruments Electro-physiotherapy

44th Concept of Gross current Shock

45th Concept of Micro current Shock

46th Study about special design from safety

12th`

consideration

47th Concept of Safety Standards

48th Revision of Monitoring System for Various

Measurements

49th Instrumentaion Handling Methods

13th 50 th Revision for 3

rd Sessional , Classwork

8th

Maintenance Schedule for check and Assignment evaluation different equipment and

51st Classwork check their records in Hospital

52nd Assignment Evaluation




53rd Revision of full syllabus

14th 54

th Old question papers Solved

55th Final question Answers Evaluation from

students

56th Examination Attemptation Techniques

57rd Revision of full syllabus

15th

58th Old question papers Solved

59th Final question Answers Evaluation from

students

60th

Examination Attemptation Techniques

Major Project

NAME OF THE FACULTY Dr. S. Kumar & Sh. Rajesh Hooda Rajesh Hooda

DISCIPLINE : ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

SEMESTER : 6th

SUBJECT : MAJOR PROJECT WORK LESSON PLAN DURATION : 15 WEEKS (FROM JANUARY, 2018 TO APRIL, 2018)

WORK LOAD DURATION PRACTICAL PER WEEK (IN HOURS) PRACTICAL -09(per group)

WEEK Practical TOPIC Day

1 Develop abilities likes interpersonal skills, communication skills, positive attitudes and values etc.

IST 2 Develop first hand experience and confidence to solve practical problems

related to the work

3 Revision of Identification /Testing of components/instruments

4 Discussion on project assignment

2nd 5 Discussion on project assignment

6 Problem/topics assigned to the students

7 Selection/Finalisation of major project

3rd 8 Selection/Finalisation of major project

9 Synopsis presentation

10 Project planning and execution of consideration ,over all knowledge of particular project working

4th 11 Project planning and execution of consideration ,over all knowledge of

particular project working

12 Project planning and execution of consideration ,over all knowledge of particular project working

13 Activities including Schematic Design,prepration of list of components and devices, and working concept.

5th 14 Activities including Schematic Design,prepration of list of components and

devices, and working concept.

15 Activities including Schematic Design,prepration of list of components and devices, and working concept.

6th 16 Activities including Schematic Design,prepration of list of components and

devices, and working concept.

17 Submission of complete list of componets by the student for procurement

18 Schematic Design Using PCB Software


7th 20 Schematic Design Using PCB Software


22 Perform PCB fabrication activity (circuit tracing, tracking, etching and drilling)

8th 23 Perform PCB fabrication activity (circuit tracing, tracking, etching and drilling)



9th 26 Perform PCB fabrication activity (circuit tracing, tracking, etching and drilling)


28 Perform Electronics component/devices mounting , soldering and testing activity

10th 29 Perform Electronics component/devices mounting , soldering and testing

activity



11th 32 Perform Electronics component/devices mounting , soldering and testing

activity


34 Point to Point testing and fault removing activities

12th 35 Point to Point testing and fault removing activities



13th 38 Point to Point testing and fault removing activities


14th 40 Final circuit assemble in a cabinet for presentation of minor project

41 Prepration for Final Output Testing andto bring it in presentable form



15th 44 Finalization of project report

45 Seminar cum Presentation of final prepared Major Project

Basic Electronics

NAMEOFFACULTY : Ashima Singh / Manoj Takshak

DISCIPLINE : Electronics and communication Engg.

SEMESTER : 2nd

SUBJECT : Basic Electronics

LESSON PLAN DURATION: 15weeks

WORK LOAD (LECTURE/ PRACTICAL): LECTURES - 03, PRACTICALS - 03

WEEK THEORY PRACTICAL

LECTURE DAY

TOPIC PRACTICAL DAY

TOPIC

1st 1 Review of basic atomic structure and energy levels

1 Observation and use of Multi- meter, CRO and signal generator. 2 Concept of insulators, conductors

and semiconductors, atomic structure of Germanium and silicon, covalent bonds

2

3 Concept of intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductor, process of doping

3

2nd 1 Energy level diagram of conductors, insulators and semiconductors

1 Observation and use of LCR meter and regulated power supply. 2 Minority and majority charge

carriers 2

3 P and N Type semiconductors and their conductivity Applications and specifications of diagnostic equipments

3

3rd 1 1 Plotting of V-I characteristics of a PN junction diode.

2 Effect of temperature on conductivity of intrinsic semiconductors.

2

3 PN junction diode, mechanism of current flow in PN junction

3

4th 1 Forward and reverse biased PN junction, potential barrier, drift and diffusion currents, depletion layer, concept of junction capacitance in forward and reverse biased condition.

1 Plotting of V-I characteristics of a Zener diode. 2 2

3 V-I characteristics, static and dynamicresistance and their value calculation from the characteristics.

3

5th 1 Application of diode as half-wave, full wave and bridge rectifiers, peak inverse voltage, rectification efficiencies and ripple factor

1 To observe output of clipping and clamping circuits. 2 2

calculation.

3 Shunt capacitor filter, series inductor filter, LC and πfilters.

3

6th 1 Types of diodes, characteristics and applications of zener diodes, zener and avalanche breakdown

1 Measurement of voltage gain, input and output impedance in a single stage amplifiercircuit.

2 2

3 Clipping and clamping circuits 3 7th 1 Concept of a bipolar transistor, its

structure, PNP and NPN transistors, their symbols and mechanism of current flow; Current relations in a transistor, concept of leakage current.

1 Design of half-wave rectifier circuit using one diode on breadboard..

2 2

3 3

8th 1 CB, CE, CC configurations of a transistor; input and output characteristics in CB and CE configurations; input and output dynamic resistance in CB and CE configurations; Current amplification factors.Comparison of CB, CE and CC configurations.

1 Design of full-wave rectifier circuit using two diodes on breadboard.

2 2

3 3

9th 1 Transistor as an amplifier in CE configuration; concept of DC load line and calculation of current gain and voltage gain using DC load line.

1 Design of bridge-rectifier circuit using four diodes on breadboard.

2 2

3 3

10th 1 1 Plotting of the wave shape of full wave rectifier with shunt capacitorfilter.

2 Concept of transistor biasing and selection of operating point.

2

3 Need for stabilization of operating point

3

11th 1 Different types of biasing circuits. 1 Plotting of the wave shape of full wave rectifier with series inductorfilter.

2 2

3 Single stage transistor amplifier circuit

3 12th 1 1 Plotting of input and output

characteristics and calculation of parameters of transistorsin CE configuration.

2 Concept of dc and ac load line and its use

2

3 3

13th 1 1 Plotting of input and output characteristics and calculation of parameters of transistors in CBconfiguration.

2 Explanation of phase reversal of output voltage with respect to input voltage

2

3 Construction, operation and characteristics of a MOSFET in depletion and enhancement modes and its applications.

3 14th 1 1 Plotting of V-I characteristics of

a FET based amplifier. 2 2 3 3

15th 1 CMOS - advantages and applications

1

2 2

3 Comparison of JFET, MOSFET, BJT 3

EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS –II

NAMEOFFACULTY : Sh. Manoj Takshak

DISCIPLINE : ECE

SEMESTER : 6TH

SUBJECT : EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS –II

LESSON PLANDURATION: 16WEEKS

WORK LOAD (LECTURE/ PRACTICAL) : PRACTICAL -02

WEEK LECTURE DAY TOPIC

1. Oral Practice

1st 1

i) Mock interview

2

2nd 3

4

3rd 5

6

ii) Preparing for meeting

4th 7

8

5th 9

10

6th 11

iii) Group discussion

12

7th 13

14

8th 15

16

iv) Seminar presentation

9th 17

18

10th 19

20 v) Making a presentation

11th 21

a) Elements of good presentation

22

12th 23

24

b) Structure and tools of presentation

13th 25

26

14th 27

c) Paper reading

28

15th 29

30

d) Power point presentation

16th 31

32

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