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ME Electronics and Computer Engineering(EC)

Complete syllabus by subject and topic.

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  • 1.Electrical Circuit and System (5 Marks)
    • 1.1Ohms Law, Kirchhoff's Laws
    • 1.2The venin's Norton's and maximum power transform theorem
    • 1.3Active, reactive and apparent power(single & three-phase) and resonance
    • 1.4Transient and steady state analysis, pole zero plots. two-port parameters.
  • 2.Electronics Circuit and System (10 marks)
    • 2.1Integrated circuit technology and device models
    • 2.2Operational Amplifier circuits
    • 2.3Operational Amplifier characterization
    • 2.4Power supplier and voltage regulators
    • 2.5Untuned and tuned amplifiers
    • 2.6Oscillator circuits
    • 2.7Digital-to-Analog (DAC) and Analog-to-Digital(ADC) conversion
    • 2.8Instrumentation and isolation amplifiers
    • 2.9Operational amplifier- bipolar transistor logarithmic amplifiers
    • 2.10Log-antilog circuit application
    • 2.11Communication circuits
    • 2.12Switched power supplies
    • 2.13Introduction to power electronics
  • 3.Computer Architecture (10 marks)
    • 3.1Fundamentals of Computer Architecture & Organization
    • 3.2Number System
    • 3.3Boolean Algebra
    • 3.4Logic Gates
    • 3.5Combination and Sequential Logic
    • 3.6A/D and D/A Conversion
    • 3.7Memory
    • 3.8Instruction Set
    • 3.9Operating System and Application Program Concepts
    • 3.10Computer Applications
  • 4.Computer Networks (5 Marks)
  • 5.Communication System (4 Marks)
    • 5.1Analog and Digital Communication Theory and System
  • 6.Object Oriented Programming Language (8 Marks)
    • 6.1Object oriented programming concept
    • 6.2Introduction to C++
    • 6.3Encapsulation
    • 6.4Polymorphism
    • 6.5Inheritance
    • 6.6Templates and file handling
  • 7.Discrete Structure (8 Marks)
    • 7.1Propositional logic and predicate logic
    • 7.2Methods of proof and formal reasoning
    • 7.3Binary relations
    • 7.4Finite state automata
    • 7.5Recurrences Relation
    • 7.6Graph theory and graph algorithms