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First Year Study Plan Semester (1) Max Marks Weekly Contact Hours

Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 Islamic Culture (1) 110 HUM

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 Arabic Language (1) 111 HUM

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 English Language (1) 112 HUM

150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Mathematics (1) 113 HUM

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Physics (1) 114 HUM

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Introduction to Computer 115 CE

100 50 50 2 3 0 1 Engineering Drawing 116 AE

17 7 2 13 Total Hours/Week

First Year Study Plan Semester (2)

Max Marks Weekly Contact Hours

Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 Islamic Culture (2) 120 HUM

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 Arabic Language (2) 121 HUM

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 English Language (2) 122 HUM 150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Mathematics (2) 123 HUM 150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Physics (2) 124 HUM 100 50 50 2 0 1 2 Electronic Material 126 ECE

200 100 100 4 2 1 3 Circuit Theory (1) 127 ECE


Second Year Study Plan Semester (3)

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Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Mathematics (3) 210 HUM

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Comp. Prog. C-

language. 211 CE

200 100 100 4 2 1 3 Logic Design 212 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Electronic Devices 213 ECE

200 100 100 4 2 1 3 Circuit Theory (2) 214 ECE


Second Year Study Plan Semester (4)


Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Mathematics (4) 220 HUM

HUM 221 العلمي وعلم المكتبات أسس البحث 2 0 0 2 50 50 100

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Data Structure & Algorithms 222 CE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Electronic Circuits 223 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Electrical Machines 224 ECE

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 Signal & Systems 225 ECE


Third Year Study Plan Semester (5)


Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Numerical

Computation 310 HUM

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Digital Electronics 311 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Integrated

Electronics 312 ECE

200 100 100 4 2 1 3 Control Systems 313 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Power Electronics 314 ECE

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 EMF Theory 315 ECE


Third Year Study Plan Semester (6) Max Marks Weekly Contact Hours

Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final

Exam Semester

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150 70 80 3 0 2 2 Probability &

Statistics 320 HUM

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 EM Waves 321 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Electronic Instrumentation 322 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Communications Sys.

(1) 323 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Digital System

Design 324 ECE

200 100 100 4 2 1 3 Microprocessors 325 ECE


Forth Year Study Plan Semester (7) Max Marks Weekly Contact Hours

Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

100 50 50 2 0 0 2 Engineering

Economics 410 HUM

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Communications Sys.

(2) 411 ECE

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 Digital Signal

Processing 412 ECE

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 Opto – Electronics 413 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Antennas 414 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 0 2 Computer

Architecture ECE

100 50 50 1 3 0 0 Course Project (1) 415 ECE


Forth Year Study Plan Semester (8)


Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final Exam

Semester

Works CH P T L

150 70 80 3 0 1 3 Telecom. Trans & Switching 420 ECE

200 100 100 4 2 0 3 Digital

Communication 421 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Microwave Comm. 422 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Optical

Communications 423 ECE

150 70 80 3 2 1 2 Electronic Com

Circuits 424 ECE

100 50 50 1 3 0 0 Course Project (2) 425 ECE


Semester (9) Fifth Year Study Plan


Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final

Exam Semester

Works CH P T L

100 50 50 3 0 1 3 Computer Networks 510 ECE

100 50 50 3 0 1 3 Info Theory &

Coding 511 ECE

100 50 50 3 0 1 3 Elective Course (1) 512 ECE

100 50 50 1 3 0 0 Project (1) 513 ECE


Fifth Year Study Plan Semester (10) Max Marks Weekly Contact Hours

Course Name Course

Code and

Number Total

Marks

Semester

Final Exam

Semester

Works CH P T L

100 50 50 3 0 1 3 Satellite Comm. 520 ECE

100 50 50 1 2 0 0 Seminar 521 ECE

100 50 50 3 0 1 3 Elective Course (2) 522 ECE

100 50 50 3 9 0 0 Project (2) 523 ECE

10 8 2 6

Total Credit Hours = 162 H/Week

Elective Courses:

(1) TV Systems, (2) Cellular Communications

توصيف المقررات الدراسية:Description of Courses

Mathematics - 1 (2-2-0-3):

Determinants: Its properties, Cramer's rule; Matrices, solution of System of linear equations, infinite series, convergence and divergence of infinite series; Vector Algebra :

Basic concepts, dot product, cross product, triple product, Complex numbers, De – Moivres theorem. Three dimensional geometric equations of planes and lines.

Mathematics - 2 (2-2-0-3): Differential Calculus: Higher derivatives & Leibniz theorem, Expansion of functions,

Taylor s and Maclaurin,s series, indeterminate forms. Partial Derivatives, curvature and evolutes. Integral Calculus: Multiple integrals, double & triple integrals.Differential equation: Ordinary differential equations, various methods of Solving first order differential equations and its applications Physics - 1 (2-0-2-3):

Vectors: (4h) Scalar and vector quantities, Addition of vectors components of vectors,

scalar product,, vector product Applications. Dynamics of Bodies : (4h) Displacement ,

velocity and acceleration , laws of motion , theacceleration of gravity , free fall projectile

, Newton's first law , mass and weight , force , Newton's second law , Newton's third law

linear momentum . Impulse , conservation of linear momentum collisions . Energy: (2h)

Work, work done against gravity, power, energy, KE, PE. Conservation of energy. Circular

and S. H. M.: (4h) Angular displacement, angular velocity, angular acceleration Centripetal

force, centripetal accel. Angular momentum, Torque, rotational KE. , gravitation. Elastic

PE. S .H. M. Velocity and accel, in S. H. M., simple pendulum. Fluids (4h) Pressure,

atmospheric pressure, density surface tension, fluid flow, Bernoulli's Equation. Mechanical

properties of matter: (2h) Elasticity, stress and strain, young's Modulus Shear and Bulk

modulus. Geometrical Optics (4h) Reflection and refraction, mirrors and lenses.

Temperatureand Heat: (4h) temp. Thermometers, mechanical equivalent of heat, specific

heat capacity change of state, Boyle's law, Charlie's law, ideal gas law. K. Theory of gases,

heat transfe

Introduction to Computer (2-0-2-3):

Nature of computers, types and evolution. Internal organization and functions, I/O units,

storage devices and CPU. Data representation and of computer software functions,

operating systems, application softwares. Programming languages, algorithms.

Fundamental programming concepts with applications.

Engineering Drawing (2-0-3-3) Introduction and general instruction regarding lettering instruments and line work. Free

hand sketching. Plane geometric constructions. Projection systems-perspective orthographic, axonometric, isometric and oblique Projections. First angle, third angle projections. Orthographic and pictorial view. Projections of various objects and auxiliary planes

Electronic Engineering Material (2-1-0-2)

Structure of matter. Atomic Bonding. Energy Levels and Bonds. Crystal structure;

Conductor,

Semiconductors and Insulator. Properties of Conducting, Semiconductors materials and

Insulator materials; Opto electrical properties. Magnetic materials; Para-and Ferro

magnetism;

Ferrites and Their applications. Dielectric materials; Dielectric Properties of Solids. Ionic

conductivity; Dielectric . Introduction to fiber optical materials.

Physics 2 (2-0-2-3): waves :Wave motion , pulses in string , principle of super position periodic Waves ,

equation of wane , Beats , Doppler effect , sound intensity , frequency types of waves , standing waves , resonance sound ,response . Electromagnetic waves. electricity: electric charge , coulombs law , electricity and matter , electrical conduction , electric field , lines of force , gauss's law , electric pot . Energy. Potential diff. , electron volts electric current , ohm's law . resistively , conductivity , electric power . Resistors. E. M. F. kirchhoffs rules . capacitances , magnetic forces . Electromagnetic induction , faraday's law , Ammp. And voltmeter, heat effect of an electric current. Atomic structure:bohr model of hydrogen atom , energy levels , atomic spectra , excitation and ionization energy . Conductors and free electrons solids and liquids, crystalline and non crystalline maternal, crystal bonds, energy bands, conduction, semiconductors and insulators, crystal defects. Physics of semiconductors: Electron emission, cathode ray tube, properties of C. R. electron motion in elec. And mag. Fields, photo-electric effect, semiconductors, intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors. P-N junction diode, rectification circuits, transistors. Circuit Theory 1 (3-0-2-4)

Circuit elements; Independent and depended sources; Series Resistive Circuits;

Applications of Kirchhoffs Voltage Law (KVL) & Voltage Divider Rule (VDR); Parallel

Resistive Circuits;

Applications of Kirchhoffs Current Law (KCL) & Current Divider Rule (CDR); Series-

Parallel

Circuits; Applications; Network Analysis by Direct Methods: Current Loop Analysis;

Nodal Voltage Analysis;

Superposition theorem; Network Analysis by Equivalent Circuit Methods: Star delta

conversions; Thevenin`s and Norton`s theorems; Maximum power transfer theorem; DC

Capacitive Circuits; DC Inductive Circuits; Calculations for RC, RL, and RLC Circuits;

Transient and steady state response of networks for different excitations. Two port network

parameters, h, y, and z. Introduction to AC basic circuits.

Logic Design (3-0-2-4):Digital System and Binary Numbers (Number Base conversion, Octaland Hexadecimal, Complement, Signed Binary Numbers, Binary codes, gray code & ASCII code). Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates: ( Introduction, Definition of Boolean Algebra, Basic Theorems and properties of Boolean Algebra, Basic Gates (NOT, AND, OR),NAND,NOR, X-OR and XNOR, Boolean Functions, Digital Logic gates, Integrated Circuits). Gate-Level Minimization: (Introduction, The Map Method ( Karnaugh Map), Sum of Product Simplification, Product of Sum Simplification, NAND and NOR Implementation). Combinational Logic: ( Introduction, Combinational Circuits, Analysis Procedure, Design Procedure, Half Adder, Full Adder, Binary Adder-Substractor, Incrementor-Decrementor, Binary Multiplier, Comparators IncrementorDecrementor, Binary Multiplier, Comparators, Decoder, Encoder, Multiplexer, De Multiplexer). Synchronous Sequential Logic: (Introduction, Sequential

Circuits, Storage Elements, Latches RS Flip-Flops, JK Flip-Flops, D Flip-Flops, T Flip-Flops, Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits). Registers and Counters: (Registers, Shift registers, ASynchronous (Ripple) Counters, Synchronous Counters, Other Counters)

.

Mathematics – 3 (2-2-0-3):Laplace Transforms: Laplace transforms of standard functions,

inverse Transforms, convolutes, solution of differential equations, laplace transform of

periodic functions. Partial Differential Equations: formation, solution of linear equation of

first Order, homogeneous linear equations with constant coefficients, solution of Lablace

equation. Probability: Basic concepts of probability theory, random variables, and Discrete

and continuous distribution. Bays s theorem, moments and moments generating functions,

joint probability distribution and correlation.

Computer programming C- language (2-0-2-3):Introduction to C programming language, Structure of program; include section, define section, main function, print statement, scan statement, cout statement, cin statement, variables declaration, variable types, simple arithmetic Expressions, simple logic Expressions, if statement. More logical Expression and the operators &&, ||and!, Nested IF statement, Formatting numbers in program outputs. Repetition in programs: for loop, while do loop, do while loop, nested control structure. Arrays, Declaring

and Referencing Arrays, Using character arrays as string. Sub programs in C: function

Declaration, Function Implementation

Electronic Devices (2-1-2-3): Introduction to physics of semiconductors; Bipolar Devices: pn junction theory, p-n

junction Introduction to physics of semiconductors. Bipolar Devices. PN junction theory. PN junction diode. Bipolar junction transistor. Unipolar Devices. Junction field effect transistor.(JFET). Metal insulator semiconductor.(MIS).Diode charge coupled devices(CDD). Metal oxide semiconductor FET(MOSFET). Photonic devices light emitting diode.(LED). Semiconductor lasers and photo-detectors. Electronic Circuits (2-1-2-3): This course is designed to provide students with fundamental concepts of Electronic

Circuits . It includes Diode circuits, transistor biasing and thermal stabilization , Transistor equivalent circuit and models , small signal bipolar (BJT) and Field Effect (FET) amplifiers,. Single-stage and multi-stage amplifiers. Feedback amplifiers. Frequency response of amplifiers. Power amplifiers. Oscillators. Tuned amplifiers. Application of simulation tools (PSPICE or Multisim) to understand the circuit characteristics.

Circuit Theory – 2 (3-1-2-4):Alternating Voltage and Current Circuits: Waveforms:

magnitude, cycle, period, frequency, and wavelength values; the importance of the sine

wave; Sine wave values; Phases and Phasors: phasor diagram, polar and rectangular

presentation, phasor arithmetic, impedance and admittance; Single Phase R, L, and C AC

circuits; Series RC, RL circuits; Parallel RC, RL circuits; RLC Series circuits; RLC

Parallel circuits; RLC Series Parallel circuits; RLC circuits conversion; Resonant Circuits:

Series RLC resonant circuits, Parallel RLC resonant circuits, Applications of resonance;

Filters (RC Low, High and Pass Band Filters); Fourier Series; Coupled Circuits: Two-port

network parameters, with h, y, and z parameters; Applications:The transformer ,transistor

as a two-port network; characterization of multi-port networks, Synthesis of one/ two port

network.

Mathematics - 4 (2-2-0-3):Complex variables: Functions of complex variables,

Differentiation, Analytical functions, Harmonic functions, Complex integration, Cauchy Theorem, Cauchy s integral formula, Taylor s series, Laurent s theorem, theorem, contour integration of real functions. Fourier series Fourier expansions of various functions in given intervals, Euler s formula, odd and even functions, Half range series, typical Waveforms, and harmonic analysis. Vector Calculus: vector differentiation, scalar and vector point functions, Del applied to point functions, gradient, divergence and curl, vector Integration, Green s theorem in a plan, Stokcs s theorem and divergence Theorem, orthogonal curvilinear coordinates, spherical and cylindrical polar coordinates. Special Functions: Gamma and Beta functions, solution of differential Equations in series, solution of Bessel s function, recurrence formula for Jn(x), solution of Legendary s equation. Statistics: Functions of random variables, calculus of probability, regression Analyses. Random sampling, random numbers, estimation of parameters, confidence intervals.

Data Structures and Algorithms (2-1-2-3):Structured programming concept and

methodology- modular programs, information hiding. Data abstraction; sets, stacks,

queues.

Pointers, linked list, tree Manipulation. Typed / untyped field manipulations. Sorting and

searching. Recursivity.

Electrical Machines (2-1-2-3):This course covers three main topics (Transformers, Generators and Motors): The Transformers (Types, construction, operation, equivalent circuit, efficiency, voltage regulation and three phase transformers), DC machines(Construction, performance, equivalent circuit, Generators and motors characteristics, starting, speed control), Induction machines(Construction, 3-phase motors, types, operation, equivalent circuit, starting, speed control), Synchronous machines(Construction, generator performance, motor characteristics,

starting), Small machines (Single phase motors, control motors, tacho-generators).

Signals and Systems (3-1-0-3)

The course presents and integrates the basic concepts for both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems. It is an introduction to analog and digital signal processing, control systems and communication systems and digital image processing. Some knowledge in fundamental calculus and use of complex numbers is a pre-requisite for this course. Signal and system representations are developed for both time and frequency domains. It covers linear time-invariant systems: system properties, impulse response, input-output difference and differential equations, convolution sum and the convolution integral representation. These representations are related through the Laplace Transform, Fourier series and Fourier transform with their properties. The course includes an introduction to MATLAB as a tool for signal analysis and system modeling.

course includes Digital Electronics (2-1-2-3): This course will introduce how the implementation, analysis, and design build of logic gates including DL, RTL, DTL, CMOS, TTL, ECL with MOSFETs and BJTs. This course will cover various IC. logic families, including diode logic (DL), resistor-transistor logic (RTL),diode-transistor logic (DTL), diode transistor-transistor logic (TTL), emitter-coupled logic (ECL), NMOS, PMOS, and CMOS logic. In addition, various other circuits used in digital world will be covered. These include analog to digital and digital to analog converters, Schmitttriggers, Semiconductor memories and Sample and Hold circuit. Microprocessors (3-1-2-4):

Introduction to Microprocessor and Computer. History of Intel Microprocessors. Internal

architecture of 8088/86 Microprocessors. Addressing modes. Data movement instructions.

Arithmetic & Logic instructions. Program control instructions. Programming

microprocessor. Machine Encoding. 8088/86 hardware specifications and bus timing.

Memory Interface. Basic input/output interface. Interfacing with display and printer.

Interrupts. Bus interface.

Control Systems (3-1-2-4):

This course covers theclassification and basic Concepts of Control Systems,

Laplacetransformation Mathematical models of systems, Transfer functions, Block

diagrams and signal flow graph, Time domain responses analysis, steady state errors and

error constants, Stability analysis (Routh-Hurwitz criterion, Root Locus Technique), PID

Controller, Frequency domain response analysis,Stability in Frequency Domain,Design of

Control Systems,State variable techniques. Solution of control problems of control

engineering using MATLAB.

Electromagnetic Field (EMF)Theory (3-1-0-3):

Review of vector analysis, electromagnetic fields: Coulombs law, electric field and flux

density, Gauss's law, electric potential, conductors and semi conductors, dielectric and

capacitance, polarization, magnetic field and flux density, BiotSavart law, Amperes law,

magnetic potential. Maxwell's equations, and magnetization vectors

Electromagnetic (EM) Waves (3-1-0-3):

Electromagnetic Theory. Plan waves, Maxwell’s equations, boundary conditions, Pointing theorem,Waveequation, Plane waves. Transmission lines: Distributed circuit arameters, HF transmission lines transmission, parallel plates, reflections, standing waves. T.L.

measurements. Wave guides: EM, TMand TE waveguides- TE and TM modes,. Cavity

resonators. Impedance Transformation and Matching. Smith Chart

Electronic Instrumentations (2-1-2-3):

Introduction ,review of electrical measurement units., Instrumentation system generalities . Instrumentation set up ,statistical analysis , and probability of errors. Electronic measuring instruments. Electronic voltmeters and multi meters. CRO. Construction and measurement (Time, Frequency, Phase, angle). Transducers ,classification selecting criteria application, construction and use of significant transducers. Digital instrument , Counters and timers .

DVMS and DMMS. Instrumentation amplifiers.

Communication Systems – 1 (2-1-2-3):Introduction on Communication Systems, Signal and linear system review and introduction to new topics including generalized, Hilbert Transform, Autocorrelation, Energy Spectral Density, Filters (LPF, HPF, and BPF) Fourier series and Fourier Transform, Basic modulation techniques: Amplitude Modulation (AM), Spectrum of AM, Envelope Detection, Power Efficiency, Modulation Index, Double sideband-Suppressed Carrier (DSB-SC), Modulation, Demodulation, Transceiver and Receivers, Balanced modulator, Single Sideband Modulation (SSB), Complex Pre-envelope/ Envelope,

Demodulation of SSB, Vestigial Sideband Modulation (VSB), Modulators,

demodulators,

Super heterodyne receiver, concepts of mixing. Coherent and non-coherent detection, Analog Modulation, Frequency modulation (FM), Phase modulation (PM), Pulse position modulation (PPM), Spectral analysis, bandwidth, generation, detection, discriminators, phase-locked-loop (PLL), Spectrum of Sampled Signal, Aliasing, Nyquist Criterion, Signal Reconstruction from Sampled Signal, Introduction to Sampling, quantization, analog to digital conversion Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM), Pulse code modulation (PCM), Noise representation, analog modulation schemes in the presence of noise.

Computer Architecture (2-0-2-3):

Introduction, Computer types, Computer internal structure and organization,

Combinational and Sequential Logic, Programmable Logic Devices: PAL, PLA, CPLD,

FPGA. Memory Interfacing: EPROM/Flash interface, DRAM interfaces, PC memory

organization, USB Flash memory. I/O Interfacing: input ports design, output ports design,

Programmable 510/8255 PIO. Applications: ISA Bus Card design, PCI Bus Card design,

USB Keyboard Interface.

Integrated Electronics (2-1-2-3):

Introduction. Linear Op. Amp. Analog Systems: ideal Op Amp, inverting Op Amp,

noninverting Op Amp, differential, integrator, summer, subtract or, comparator Amp

Applications: Summer, Subtractor, Comparator, Sine Wave Oscillators, Active Fillers,

Nonlinear Analog Systems. Timers, PLL, Voltage regulators. Digital System Design (2-1-

2-3):

Review of combinational and sequential logic, Introduction to Digital Systems Design,

Combinational Circuit Design, Design of ADDER Circuits, Design of Subtractor

Circuits,

Design of Complex Combinational Circuits, Synchronous Sequential Circuit Design, Design of sequential Modules Design of sequential Modules, Design of Counters and Registers, Finite State Machine Design and Optimization, Design of Programmable Logic: Introduction to Programmable Circuits Design of Read-Only Memory (ROM), Programmable Logic Arrays (PLA), Programmable Array Logic (PAL) and GAL,

Design of Arithmetic Circuits, Design of Memory Circuits, Algorithmic State Machines Chart, Design of simple CPU

Engineering Economic (2-0-0-2):Production & Operation Management: Decisions in P &

O

Management, Quantitative Method in P. O. M.; Linear Programming Models: Graphical

&

Algebra Method, Simplex Method / M-Technique, Duality / Post optimality

Analysis. Transportation & Assignment Problems: North-West Corner Method, Least-Cost

Method, Stepping-Store Method, Vogel-Approximation, Assignment Model.; CPM &

PERT

Networks: CPM Networks Activity Times Table, Minimization Network by Cost-Time

Relation, Minimization Network by Linear-Programming Model, The Project Probability

(in expected time).

Communication Systems - 2 (2-1-2-3):

Radio spectrum; Radio rules and regulations; Detailed description of at least three out of

the following systems: Radio broadcasting Systems. TV and Video Systems. Radar

Systems. Microwave Links, Telephony, Telegraphy and Telex systems.

SatelliteCommunicationSystems. Optical Communication Systems. Aircraft and Ship

navigational systems.

Digital Signal Processing (3-1-0-3):

This course provides an introduction to digital signal processing. The course content

includes the concept and the classification of discrete-time signal, representations of

signals in time, frequency, z- and discrete frequency domains, representations and analyses

of systems, and filter designs.

Opto-Electronics (2-0-2-3):

Basic parameters of optical radiation. Luminescence of semiconductors, light Emitting

diodes, parameters and characteristics. Photo detectors parameters and characteristics,

photodiodes. Current amplifying photo detectors, photo resistors. Physical process in

Lasers, Laser structure, semiconductor Laser types, Laser modulators, Holographic data

systems. PN junction silicon solar cells, thin films solar cells. Introduction to optical fiber

wave guides. Telecommunication Transmission & Switching (3-1-0-3):

Elements of teletraffic – M/M/I, M/M/S queues, Erlang’s formulas, generic switch and

Engest formula; Space-division switching; Time-division network; Analog TDM

switching, digital TDM switching, multistage switching networks; Hybrid time and space

switching networks; Examples of switch architecture; Telephone call processing;

Telephone services-PABX; Common channel signaling; ISDN; Transmission in

subscribers loop; Trunk transmission; Satellite switching and multiple access.

Mini project (1) (0-0-3-1):To train students in carrying out electronic circuit and systems

design and development exercises under the supervision of a faculty member in the

department.

Antennas (2-0-2-3):Radiation and Antenna Fundamentals. Linear Antennas, Current distribution, Short dipoles And Monopoles/2 dipoles, radiation resistance and gain, longer dipoles, folded dipoles. Antenna Arrays. Aperture Antennas. Special types of antennas. Traveling wave antennas, loop antennas. Frequency independent antennas, helical Antennas, corner reflector, lenses. Space Wave Propagation. Ground Wave Propagation. Tropospheric

waves. Ionosphericwaves

Digital Communication (2-0-2-3): This course provides a comprehensive coverage of a wide variety of digital modulation scheme and spread spectrum technique..It covers a review of probability and random processes; Sampling theorems; Quantization; compounding, line coding , digital modulation methods (ASK, FSK, PSK, BPSK, MPSK, GMSK, QPSK, M-array modulation schemes), noise analysis and errorprobability, digital matched filters, interference and jamming, effects of sampling errors, modern digital modulation methods, chirp

modulation, and spread spectrum Microwave Communication (2-0-2-3):

Line-of sight microwave system; path loss calculations; Microwave transmitters and

receivers; Repeater stations; Diversity reception; Microwave tubes: Klystron, Magnetron

and traveling wave tubes. Introduction to microwave solid state devices. Wave guide

circuits and techniques. Introduction to radar systems; Radar equation; CW; Monopulse

radar.

Optical Communications (2-1-2-3):

Introduction to optical communication; Review of optical source, fibers and detectors;

Optical signaling schemes – IM, PL, PCCM/PL digital PPM, PFM, PRM; Various receiver

configurations; Noise source; Integrated and transimpedance amplifier; optical line coding;

performance evaluation of optical receivers for various modulation and demodulation

schemes.

Electronic Communication Circuits (2-1-2-3):

Behavior of Transistorsat high frequencies. Analysis and design of electronic circuits

employed in electronic and communication systems: Practical tuned circuits; Tuned Band

Passamplifiers; large signal (power) amplifiers; Sinusoidal & Relaxation Oscillators; Up

& Down Mixers; AM & FM Modulator and Demodulator circuits; Phase locked loop

(PLL); FM Detector using PLL; Digital Frequency Synthesizer (DDS); Pulse Modulation

Circuits;ASK, FSK, PSK Circuits: Superhetrodyne Receivers; Carrier recovery circuits;

Matched filters; Cross-correlators, Audio power amplifiers.

Mini project – 2 (0-0-3-1):

To train students in carrying out design and development projects in the area of

communications under the supervision of a faculty member in the department.

Computer Networks (3-1-0-3):

This course gives an introduction to computer networks and protocols. The course provides fundamentals about network topologies, network hardware, network operating system, physical networks classification and the beginning of the internet. It explains packet switching concept and issues in computer networking. The course includes layered approach and protocol standards, OSI and TCP/IP reference models. It provides examples of physical layer and then the data link layer protocols such as flow and error control. It also covers network layer internet addressing and routing protocols. This course discusses the process-to-process transport layer protocols such as UDP and TCP. The course introduces the email, http and the WWW of the application layer in addition to network security. Information Theory and Coding (3-1-0-3): This course is an elective course and it explores the fundamental limits of the representation and transmission of information. The course will include discrete information systems,

entropy, optimum coding, channel coding theorem, channel capacity, error control coding techniques: linear block code, cyclic code and convolutional block code

Project part – I (0-0-3-1):

Project work starts in the 9th semester and may include theoretical investigation or systems

design and development activity of hardware and/or software nature. Approximately a

fourth of the total work involved is to be done. The work done will be examined and grade

awarded at the end of the semester.

Satellite Communication systems (3-1-0-3): This course provides an in-depth understanding of different concepts used in a satellite

communication system. It will explain the tools necessary for the calculation of basic parameters in a satellite communication system. This course covers the most relevant aspects of satellite communications, with emphasis on the most recent applications and developments. The course begins with a review on the background and basic concepts of satellite communications. Next it covers the orbital aspects, with emphasis on the geostationary orbit. Satellite subsystems and launching methods, space and earth segments, different access system towards a satellite and satellite link design. Different

applications of satellite communication will be discussed at the end.

Seminar (2-0-0-1):A student is required to carry out investigations specialized topics and

deliver a talk at the end of the semester.

Project part II (0-0-9-3);The project started in the 9th semester is to be completed and at

the end of the 10th semester the student is required to submit a project report and the

present the work to a committee constituted by the department.

Elective Courses

CONTENTS:

1. VLSI Circuits,

2. Industrial Electronics,

3. Microwave Electronic Devices,

4. CAD of Digital Systems,

5. Neural Networks,

6. Biomedical Instrumentations,

7. PLC Applications,

8. Selected Topics in Electronics.

9. Mobile Communication,

10. Digital Image Processing,

11. Radar System,

12. TV Communication Systems,

13. Selected Topics In Communications.

VLSI Circuits (3-1-0-3): Evolution of VLSI, Designed system concepts, Evolution of

integrated circuits design approaches, physical design tools, Review of solid state device

concepts, device structure, Device modeling and circuit simulation, MOS circuit design,

test methodologies for VLSI, VLSI process development.

Industrial Electronics (3-1-0-3):Power electronic components- Thyristors, Triacs, GTOs,

MOSSFET and bipolar devices and their switching properties, Introduction to thyristorised

phase controlled rectifiers and dual converter, A.C. controllers and timers, dimmers,

heating, switched mode power supply and UPS systems, Introduction to A.C. controllers,

inverters, choppers and cycloconverters.

CAD of Digital Systems (3-1-0-3);

Review of combinational and sequential logic. Structured digital circuits and systems:

PALs, Logic Gate Arrays, MOS clocking schemes, Dynamic MOS storage

circuits, Memory organization, ROMs, SRAM, DRAM, PLA based finite- state machines,

Data and control path synthesis, systolic arrays. VLSI Design automation and verification:

HDL, Register-Transfer-Level simulation (RTL), logic and switch simulation, Placement

and routing, CAD tools.

Neural Networks(3-1-0-3):

Biological consideration, perception and cognitive system. Artificial neurons and neural

network fundamentals. Neural network models. Learning process. Implementation to

signal

processing, classification and optimization Cellular

Communications (3-1-0-3):

The aim of the course is to provide the students with the basic concepts of cellular mobile communication technologies. It provides a brief history and evolution different generations of wireless cellular networks 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G mobile systems. It covers also cellular-systems concepts, GSM system architecture, concepts of frequency reuse and channel allocation algorithms and covers handover, interference and system capacity. The course considers multiple access techniques used in cellular communications and improving coverage. Finally the course provides a detailed understanding of wireless channel modeling emphasis on mobile radio wave propagation. Programmable Logic Controllers – PLCs (2-1-2-3):

Introduction to Microprocessors & Microcontrollers, Microcontroller building blocks (

CPU,

RAM, ROM, Timer/Counters, Ports,…..), Architecture of 8051 Microcontrollers,

Memory organization of the 8051, the 8051 instruction set and addressing modes, the 8051

Assembly programming, MCS51 applications, LED Flashes, Clock, LCD drive, Light

sensor,

Temperature sensor, Step motor driver, 7-Segment display driver & Keypad driver

PLC architecture, Seimens S7, PLC operation and scan cycle,

PLC memory organization, PLC programming,

LAD & STL languages, Connecting PLC with PC,

Step 7 Compiler, Program editing, Compiling and downloading,

Applications: PLC-Lab.

Temperature control with PLCs

Tank liquid level control with PLCs

Motor speed control with PLCs

Others.

Selected Topics in electronics (3-1-0-3):

Under this course topics of current interest will be covered.

TV Communication Systems (2-1-2-3):

Introduction, Television fundamentals, Elements of colour, Composite colour signal,

Colour TV systems, Colour picture tube, Colour TV receivers, Digitizing the TV picture,

Video encoding, Audio encoding, Channel encoding, Satellite DTV.

Radar Communication Systems (3-1-0-3):

Introduction to Radar System, Radar performance factors, Basic Pulsed Radar System,

Antennas and scanning, Display Methods, Pulsed Radar systems, Moving Target

Indication, Radar Beacons, CW Doppler Radar, Frequency Modulated CW Radar, Phase

Array Radars, Other Radar Systems.

Selected Topics in Communications (3-1-0-3):

Under this course topics of current interest will be covered.

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SUPJECT: ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

NO TITLE AUTHOR

EDITION PUBLISHER

1 Engineering

Electromagnetic

William H Hayt

and Jr John A

Buck

2008 Company Ltd, New

Delhi.

2 Principles of

Electromagnetic Sadiku MH 2008

Oxford University Press

Inc, New Delhi.

3 Field and Wave

Electromagnetic David K Cheng 2004

Pearson Education Inc,

Delhi,

4 Electromagnetic

with Applications

John D Kraus and

Daniel A Fleisch, 2005 Mc Graw Hill Book Co.

5 Fundamentals of

Electromagnetic

Karl E Longman

and Sava V Savov, 2006

Prentice Hall of India,

New Delhi.

6

Electromagnetism

AshutoshPramanic

2006

Prentice Hall of India ,

New Delhi.

SUPJECT: ELECTRONIC DEVICES

NO TITLE AUTHOR EDITION PUBLISHER

1 Electronic Devices

and Circuits

J.Millman,

C.C.Halkias, and

SatyabrathaJit

2007-2nd

Ed. Tata McGraw

Hill

2 Electronic Devices Thomas L.Floyd 2012 ninth

Edition Prentice Hall.

3 Principles of

Electronics

Stanley G. Burns

and Paul R. Bond 2006 Circuits , Galgotia

4 Electronic Devices

and Applications Somanathan Nair B 2006 PHI.

5 Electron Devices

and Circuits

Jacob Millman,

Christos C Halkias 2010 Tata McGraw Hill

6

Fundamentals of

Electronic Devices

and Circuits

David A Bell 2009 David A Bell

7

Principles of

Electronic Devices

and Circuits

Theraja.B.L, Sedha 2004 Chand. S

SUPJECT: ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION

N

O

TITLE AUTHOR

EDITI

ON

PUBLISHER

1 Electrical Measurements

and Instrumentation

A.k.

Sawhney 2005 DhanpathRai & NewDelhi

2

Electronic

Instrumentation and

Measurements

D. A. Bell 2003 Prentice Hall of India, New

Delhi

3

A course in electrical

and electronic

measurements and

instrumentation

A.K.

Sawhney

20047t

hed.

Dhanpat RAI

4 Measurement Systems:

Application and Design. E. O.

Doebelin 1990

McGraw-Hill, New York.

5

Electrical And

Electronics Measuring

Instruments

U.A.Bakshi,

A.V.Bakshi 2009 Technical Publications

6

Modern Electronic

Instrumentation

andMeasurement

Techniques

A.D.

Helfrick and

W. D.

Cooper

1992 Pearson Education, Delhi

7

Modern Electronic

Instrumentation and

Measurement Techniques

Copper.

W.D and

Hlefrick..

20025r

dEd.

Prentice Hall of India

SUPJECT: ELECTRONIC MATERIAL


1 Principles of Electronic

Materials and Devices S.O. Kasap 2002 New Delhi,

2 Electronic Properties of

materials

Rolf E.

Hummel 1994 New Delhi.

3 Materials Science &

Engineering Raghavan.V.

5 th

edition

Prentice Hall of

India,

4 Material Science &

Metallurgy Khanna. O. P. 2006 New Delhi

5 Electrical Engineering

Materials Dekkar A.J. 1992

Prentice Hall of

India

6 Electronic components

and materials Joshi M.A. 2003 SPD

SUPJECT: ELECTRICAL MACHINES


1 Electric Machinery

Fundamentals S.J. Chapman

5th Edition.

2011 McGraw-Hill

2 Electric Machinery A. E. Fitzgerald,

Charless Kingsley McGraw Hill

3

An Introduction to

Electrical Machines

and Transformers

George McPherson

& Robert D.

Lueamore

1990 John Wiley &

Sons

4 Electric Machinery and

Transformers

Bhag S. Guru and

Huseyin R 3rdedition.

Oxford

University

Press

5 Electrical Machinery

and Transformers

B.S. Guru and H.R.

Hiziroglu

5rd edition

2006

Oxford

University

Press

SUPJECT: CONTROL SYSTEMS


1 Modern Control

Engineering K. Ogata 2010 Prentice Hall of India

2 Control System

Engineering

Norman S.

Nise 2010 John Wiley & Sons

3 Modern Control Systems Richard C.

Dorf 12th Edition Prentice

4 Automatic Control

System

Syed

HasanSaeed 2000

5 Automatic Control

systems

U.A.

Bakshi& M.

V .Bakshi

SUPJECT: DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

NO TITLE AUTHOR

EDITION PUBLISHER

1 Electronic Devices Thomas L.

Floyd

9thE ,

2012. Prentice Hall

2

Digital Electronics:

Principles, Devices

and Applications

Anil K. Maini 2007 John Wiley &Sons,Ltd

3 Microelectronic

Circuit Design R.C. Yaeger

1997 McGraw-Hill, New York,

NY

4 Digital Electronics

Circuits G. M. Glasford 1988 Prentice-Hall International

5 Digital design M.M Mano and

M. D Ciletti 5th Edition Prentice Hall

SUPJECT: SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS


1 Satellite Communications

Systems Engineering

Louis J.

Ippolito, Jr 2008

John Wiley & Sons.

2 Satellite Communications Dennis

Roddy 4th Edition

Graw-Hill

Companies, Inc

3 Satellite Communication

Engineering

Michael O.

Kolawole 2002 arcel Dekker, Inc

4 Handbook on Satellite

Communications

Robert W.

Jones 3rd Ed John Wiley.

5 The Satellite Communication

Applications

Bruce R.

Elbert 1997

Artech House

Bostan London

SUPJECT: DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN


1 Digital Fundamentals Thomas L. Floyd, Tenth

Edition 2010

2

Fundamentals of Digital

Logic And Microcomputer

Design

M.

Rafiquzzaman,

5th Edition,

2005

Wiley-

Interscience

3 Digital Design

M. Morirs Mano 2005 Prentice-Hall

of India

4 Principles & Applications Malvino 1998

SUPJECT: DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN


1

Fundamentals Of

Digital Logic And

Microcomputer Design

M.

Rafiquzzaman

5th Edition,

2005

Wiley-

Interscience

2 Digital Fundamentals

Tenth Edition

Thomas L.

Floyd

Tenth Edition

2010

3 Digital Design M. Morirs

Mano, Fourth Edition

Michael D.

CilettiUniversity

of Colorado

4

SUPJECT: COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

NO TITLE AUTHOR EDITION

PUBLISHER

1

Modern

Electronic

Communication

Gary M.

Miller 9th edition

2

Principles of

Electronic

Communication

Systems

Louis Frenzel 4th Edition

3

SUPJECT:ELECTROIC CIRCUITS

N

O

TITLE AUTHOR

EDITI

ON

PUBLISHE

R

1 Electronic devices &

circuit theory

Roblet L. Polyester&

Louis Nashelsky

9th

edition

2 Electronic Devices Thomas L. Floyd 9th

edition

3 Fundamental of Electronic

devices& circuits David A. Bell 9002

4 Electronic devices&

circuits

Jacb Millman, Charistos

C. Hakkias,Satya Brata Jit 2010

SUPJECT:DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING


PUBLISHER

1

Digital Signal processing

principles, Algorithms &

applications

Johon G.Proakis

&Dimtris C.

Manolakis

4th edition

2 Digital signal processing –A

computer based approach Sanjit Mitra 2011

3 Digital signal processing Haves M, H. 9002

4

SUPJECT: INFORMATION THEORY&CODING


PUBLISHER

1 Information theory,

coding & cryptography Ranjan Bose 2th 2008

2 Digital communications John G. Proakis

&Masoud Saleln 5th

EDITION

3 Information theory &

Reliable communication Robert G. Gallayer 9002

4 Principle of

communication system Taub &Schilling

SUPJECT: DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS


1 Digital comm.. fundamentals &

applications Bernard Sklar 2th

EDITION

2 Digital communication John Proakis 5th

EDITION

3 Communication systems Siman Haykin 4th

EDITION

4 Principles of communication

systems Taub & Schilling

2th

EDITION

SUPJECT: ANTENNAS


PUBLISHER

1

Antennas and

Propagations for

wireless communication

Systems

Simon R. Saunders,

Alejandro

AragonZavala

2

Antenna Theory

analysis and

design Constantine A. Balanis

2ed Edition

1982,1997

3

Antenna Theory

analysis and

design Constantine A. Balanis

3 ed Edition

2005

SUPJECT: OPTOELECTRONICS


1 Optoelectronics an

Introduction

J. Wilson,

J.F.B. Hawkes

2nd Edition

1999

1996

2

Elements of

Optoelectronics &

Fiber Optics

Chin-Lin Chen

SUPJECT: EM-Waves

NO TITLE AUTHOR

EDITION PUBLISHER

1 Elements of

Electromagnetics Matthew N. O. Sadiku 2001.

Oxford University Press,

New York

2 Field and Wave

Electromagnetic David K. Cheng 1989.

Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.,

New York

3 Electromagnetics John D. Kraus 4th Ed. McGraw- Hill, 1992.

SUPJECT: MICROWAVES COMMUNICATION


1 Microwave

Engineering David M. Pozar third Ed John Wiley, 2005

2 Microwave and

Radar Engineering R. Gowri 2005. S.K. Kataria and sons

3 Microwave and RF

Engineering

R. Sorrentino,

G. Bianchi John Wiley 2010.

SUPJECT: CIRCUIT THEORY 1&2


1 Principles of electric

circuits

Thamas L.

floyd

8th

EDITION

Prentice Hall

2 Fundamentals of

electric circuits

Charles K.

Alextander &

Matthew N.

O.Sadiku

6th

EDITION Graw-Hill Companies, Inc

SUPJECT: Communication system II


1 Data communications &

networking Bahrouz A.

Forouzan

4th

EDITION

Mc Graw Hill

2 Principles of Electronic

communication systems Lous E.

Frenzel Jr.

4th

EDITION Mc Graw Hill

3 communication systems Simon

Haykin

5th

EDITION Mc Graw Hill

SUPJECT: optical fiber Communication


1 Optical fiber

communications Keiser

4th

EDITION

2

Optical fiber

communications

principles and practice John M.

Senior

3th

EDITION Prentice-Hall

3 fiber Optic

communication systems

Gontnd

P.Ngrawal

3th

EDITION Wiley-Interscience

SUPJECT: Integrated Circuits


1 CMOS Electronics Jaume Segura

Wiley-

Interscience

2 CMOS VLSI Design Neil H. E.

Weste 4th EDITION Prentice Hall

3 Modern VLSI Design:

System-on Chip Design Wayne Wolf Third Edition Prentice Hall

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http://www.informit.com/authors/author_bio.aspx?ISBN=9780130619709

SUPJECT: communication circuits


1 Electronics principles

& application Schuler

4th

EDITION

Prentice-Hall

2 RF Microelectronics Behzad Razavi 4th

EDITION Prentice-Hall

3 Analysis and design of

analog ingrated circuits Baul R. Gray &

Baul H. hurst

4th

EDITION

John Wiley &

Sons

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