Intel: Intel architecture software developers manual Vol. 2: Instruction set and reference & Vol.3: System Programming guide.

Rich: Artificial intelligence (McGraw Hill)

Cawsey: The essence of artificial intelligence (PHE)

Patterson: Introduction to artificial intelligence and expert systems (PHI)

Parkis & Manolkis: Digital signal processing (PHI)

Roman: Introduction to digital signal processing (McGraw Hill)

Schafer: Digital signal processing (PHI)

Streams & Davis: Signal processing algorithms (PHI)

PH262E Electronics (0,1,3+4)

(At least seven experiments to be performed)

Differential amplifier Crystal oscillator Amplitude modulation and demodulation Pulse code modulation and demodulation Opamp – active filters Opamp – waveform generation (astable, monostable, multivibrator, triangular) IC555 applications Voltage regulator (IC741) & three terminal adjustable VR BCD to decimal and BCD tp 7 segment decoder Decoder/Driver/Seven segment display Shift counter Ring counter A/D converter D/A converter Sequence generator

UNIT –II

(At least five experiments to be performed)

Waveform generation using 8085 Waveform generation using 8255 Binary to ASCII and ASCII to BCD Interfacing ADC, DAC, stepper motor to 8085/8051 kit Interfacing: LED moving graphic display board Temperature controller Measurement of voltage and current using uP 8086: Assembly language programming IEEE 488: electrical interfacing

PH233C Computer Science –I (6,1,0)

Object oriented programming with Java (36 h)

Object oriented programming concept – data abstraction – encapsulation – polymorphism – java byte code – Java virtual machine – data types, variables and arrays – operators – control statements – simple programs – classes – inheritance – packages and interfaces – exception handling – multithreaded programming – software development using Java – Java developer’s kit – applets – applet class – basic ideas of HTML programming.

UNIT –II
Computer Communication (36 h)

Introduction – need for computer communication – network hardware – network software – reference models – examples of networks – data communication services.

Inter: Introduction – TCP/IP – flexibility and reliability – electronic mail – mail box, sending, notification, reading – address format.

Access to service via e-mail – aped and reliability – FTP – store, retrieve binary and text files – TELNET

World wide web – working – browsing.

UNIT –III
Computer graphics (36 h)

Introduction to computer graphics – graphic systems – video display – faster scan systems – graphic monitors – hard copy device – 2D transformations – basic transformations – matrix representation of transformations – 2D viewing – viewing functions – GUI-user dialogue – graphical data input – interactive picture – virtual reality – 3D concepts – computer animation.