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ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI :: CHENNAI 600 113
CURRICULUM 2008
CURRICULA AND SYLLABI FOR VII SEMESTER
B.E. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
SEMESTER VII
(Applicable to the students admitted from the Academic year 20082009 onwards)
Cod No. Co!"# T$%& L T P C
THEORY
MG242 !n"ineerin" !conomics # $inancial Accountin" % 0 0 %
&'240( &omputer Graphic s % 0 0 %
&'2402 Mobile and )er*asi*e &omputi n " % 0 0 %
&'240% +i"ital 'i"nal ) rocessi n " % 0 0 %
!% !lecti*e ,,, % 0 0 %
!4 !lecti*e ,- % 0 0 %
PRACTICAL
&'240 &omputer Graphic s .a b 0 0 % 2
&'240/ 0pen 'ource .a b 0 0 % 2
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LIST OF ELECTIVES
SEMESTER VII ' E&(%$) III
MG24% 1esource M ana" e ment 2echn i3ues % 0 0 %
&'20%2 +ata 4arehousin" and +ata M inin" % 0 0 %
&'20%% 1eal 2ime 'ystem s % 0 0 %
&'20%4 2&)5,) +esi"n and ,mp lement a tion % 0 0 %
&'20% 6atural .an"ua"e )roc e ssin" % 0 0 %
,22024 7ser ,nterface +esi" n % 0 0 %
,2240( 'er*ice 0riented Architecture % 0 0 %
SEMESTER VII ' E&(%$) IV
&'2040 Ad*anced 0peratin" 'ystem s % 0 0 %
&'204( &8 and 96!2 $rame w or: % 0 0 %
,22%2 &rypto"raphy and 6et w or: 'ecurit y % ( 0 4
,220/( 'ystems M odelin" # 'imulation % 0 0 %
G!2022 2otal ;uality M ana"em e nt % 0 0 %
,22%( 6etwor: )ro"rammin" and M ana"ement % 0 0 %
,220%2 'oftware 2esti n " % 0 0 %
&'204 4 ireless 6et w or:s % 0 0 %
MG2*+2 ENGINEERING ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION +
Mana"erial !conomics < 1elationship with other disciplines < $irms= 2ypes> ob?ecti*es
and "oals < Mana"erial decisions < +ecision analysis9
UNIT II DEMAND , SUPPLY ANALYSIS 10
+emand < 2ypes of demand < +eterminants of demand < +emand function < +emand
elasticity < +emand forecastin" < 'upply < +eterminants of supply < 'upply function <
'upply elasticity9
UNIT III PRODUCTION AND COST ANALYSIS 10
)roduction function < 1eturns to scale < )roduction optimi@ation < .east cost input <
,so3uants < Mana"erial uses of production function9
&ost &oncepts < &ost function < +eterminants of cost < 'hort run and .on" run cost
cur*es < &ost 0utput +ecision < !stimation of &ost9
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UNIT IV PRICING +
+eterminants of )rice < )ricin" under different ob?ecti*es and different mar:et structures
< )rice discrimination < )ricin" methods in practice9
UNIT V FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING -ELEMENTARY TREATMENT. 10
Aalance sheet and related concepts < )rofit # .oss 'tatement and related concepts < <
$inancial 1atio Analysis < &ash flow analysis < $unds flow analysis < &omparati*e
financial statements < Analysis # ,nterpretation of financial statements9
UNIT VI CAPITAL BUDGETING. -ELEMENTARY TREATMENT. +
,n*estments < 1is:s and return e*aluation of in*estment decision < A*era"e rate of return
< )aybac: )eriod < 6et )resent -alue < ,nternal rate of return9
SUGGES T ED BOO/S:
(9 'amuelson9 )aul A and 6ordhaus 49+9> B!conomicsB> 2ata Mc"raw Cill
)ublishin" &ompany .imited> 6ew +elhi> 20049
29 McGui"an> Moyer and Carris> BMana"erial !conomicsD Applications> 'trate"y and
2acticsB> 2homson 'outh 4estern> (0th !dition> 2009
%9 )aresh 'hah> BAasic $inancial Accountin" for Mana"ementB> 0Eford 7ni*ersity )ress>
6ew +elhi> 200F9
49 'al*atore +ominic:> BMana"erial !conomics in a "lobal economyB9 2homson 'outh
4estern> 4th !dition> 200(9
9 )rasanna &handra9 B$undamentals of $inancial Mana"ementB> 2ata Mc"raw Cill
)ublishin" .td9> 4
th
edition> 2009
CS2*01 COMPUTER GRAPHICS L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I 2D PRIMITIVES 0
output primiti*es .ine> &ircle and !llipse drawin" al"orithms < Attributes of output
primiti*es 2wo dimensional Geometric transformation < 2wo dimensional *iewin"
.ine> )oly"on> &ur*e and 2eEt clippin" al"orithms
UNIT II 3D CONCEPTS 0
)arallel and )erspecti*e pro?ections < 2hree dimensional ob?ect representation
)oly"ons> &ur*ed lines> 'plines> ;uadric 'urfaces>< -isuali@ation of data sets < %+
transformations -iewin" <-isible surface identification9
UNIT III GRAPHICS PROGRAMMING 0
&olor Models 1GA> G,;> &MG> C'- Animations General &omputer Animation>
1aster> Heyframe < Graphics pro"rammin" usin" 0)!6G. Aasic "raphics primiti*es
+rawin" three dimensional ob?ects < +rawin" three dimensional scenes
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UNIT IV RENDERING 0
,ntroduction to 'hadin" models $lat and 'mooth shadin" Addin" teEture to faces
Addin" shadows of ob?ects Auildin" a camera in a pro"ram &reatin" shaded ob?ects
1enderin" teEture +rawin" 'hadows9
UNIT V FRACTALS 0
$ractals and 'elf similarity )eano cur*es &reatin" ima"e by iterated functions
Mandelbrot sets Iulia 'ets 1andom $ractals 0*er*iew of 1ay 2racin"
,ntersectin" rays with other primiti*es Addin" 'urface teEture 1eflections and
2ransparency Aoolean operations on 0b?ects
TOTAL 1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 +onald Cearn> )auline Aa:er> &omputer Graphics & -ersion> second edition>
)earson !ducation>20049
29 $9'9 Cill> &omputer Graphics usin" 0)!6G.> 'econd edition> )earson
!ducation> 200%9
REFERENCES:
(9 Iames +9 $oley> Andries -an +am> 'te*en H9 $einer> Iohn $9 Cu"hes> &omputer
Graphics< )rinciples and practice> 'econd !dition in &> )earson !ducation>
200F9
CS2*02 MOBILE AND PERVASIVE COMPUTING L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I MOBILE NET3OR/S 0
&ellular 4ireless 6etwor:s G'M Architecture )rotocols &onnection
!stablishment $re3uency Allocation 1outin" Mobility Mana"ement 'ecurity
G)1'9
UNIT II 3IRELESS NET3OR/S 0
4ireless .A6s and )A6s ,!!! 8029(( 'tandard Architecture 'er*ices 6etwor:
Ciper.A6 Alue 2ooth< 4i<$i 4iMAJ
UNIT III ROUTING 0
Mobile ,) +C&) AdCoc )roacti*e and 1eacti*e 1outin" )rotocols Multicast
1outin"9
UNIT IV TRANSPORT AND APPLICATION LAYERS 0
Mobile 2&) 4A) Architecture 444 )ro"rammin" Model 4+) 42.' 42)
4') 4A! 42A Architecture 4M. 4M.'cripts9
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UNIT V PERVASIVE COMPUTING 0
)er*asi*e computin" infrastructure<applications< +e*ice 2echnolo"y < Cardware>
Cuman<machine ,nterfaces> Aiometrics> and 0peratin" systems +e*ice &onnecti*ity
)rotocols> 'ecurity> and +e*ice Mana"ement< )er*asi*e 4eb Application architecture<
Access from )&s and )+As < Access *ia 4A)
TOTAL 1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
1. Iochen 'chiller> KMobile &ommunicationsL> )C,> 'econd !dition> 200%9
2. Iochen Aur:hardt> )er*asi*e &omputin"= 2echnolo"y and Architecture of Mobile
,nternet Applications> Addison<4esley )rofessionalD %
rd
edition> 200F
REFERENCES:
1. $ran: Adelstein> 'andeep H' Gupta> Golden 1ichard> $undamentals of Mobile and
)er*asi*e &omputin"> McGraw<Cill 200
2. +ebashis 'aha> 6etwor:in" ,nfrastructure for )er*asi*e &omputin"= !nablin"
2echnolo"ies> Hluwer Academic )ublisher> 'prin"erD $irst edition> 2002
3. ,ntroduction to 4ireless and Mobile 'ystems by A"rawal and Men"> Aroo:s5 &ole
(2homson .earnin")> $irst edition> 2002
*. 7we Cansmann> .othar Mer:> Martin '9 6ic:lons and 2homas 'tober> )rinciples of
Mobile &omputin"> 'prin"er> 6ew Gor:> 200%9
CS2*03 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS 0
Aasic elements of +') concepts of fre3uency in Analo" and +i"ital 'i"nals samplin"
theorem +iscrete time si"nals> systems Analysis of discrete time .2, systems M
transform &on*olution (linear and circular) &orrelation9
UNIT II FRE4UENCY TRANSFORMATIONS 0
,ntroduction to +$2 )roperties of +$2 $ilterin" methods based on +$2 $$2
Al"orithms +ecimation in time Al"orithms> +ecimation in fre3uency Al"orithms
7se of $$2 in .inear $ilterin" +&29
UNIT III IIR FILTER DESIGN 0
'tructures of ,,1 Analo" filter desi"n +iscrete time ,,1 filter from analo" filter ,,1
filter desi"n by ,mpulse ,n*ariance> Ailinear transformation> ApproEimation of deri*ati*es
(C)$> A)$> A1$) filter desi"n usin" fre3uency translation
UNIT IV FIR FILTER DESIGN 0
'tructures of $,1 .inear phase $,1 filter $ilter desi"n usin" windowin" techni3ues>
$re3uency samplin" techni3ues $inite word len"th effects in di"ital $ilters
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UNIT V APPLICATIONS 0
Multirate si"nal processin" 'peech compression Adapti*e filter Musical sound
processin" ,ma"e enhancement9
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 Iohn G9 )roa:is # +imitris G9Manola:is> K+i"ital 'i"nal )rocessin" )rinciples>
Al"orithms # ApplicationsL> $ourth edition> )earson education 5 )rentice Call>
200F9
29 !mmanuel &99,feachor> # Aarrie949Ier*is> K+i"ital 'i"nal )rocessin"L> 'econd
edition> )earson !ducation 5 )rentice Call> 20029
REFERENCES:
(9 Alan -90ppenheim> 1onald 49 'chafer # Cohn9 19Aac:> K+iscrete 2ime 'i"nal
)rocessin"L> )earson !ducation> 2
nd
edition> 2009
29 Andreas Antoniou> K+i"ital 'i"nal )rocessin"L> 2ata McGraw Cill> 200(
CS2*0+ COMPUTER GRAPHICS LABORATORY L T P C
0 0 3 2
(9 ,mplementation of Aresenhams Al"orithm .ine> &ircle> !llipse9
29 ,mplementation of .ine> &ircle and ellipse Attributes
%9 2wo +imensional transformations < 2ranslation> 1otation> 'calin"> 1eflection>
'hear9
49 &omposite 2+ 2ransformations
9 &ohen 'utherland 2+ line clippin" and 4indowin"
/9 'utherland Cod"eman )oly"on clippin" Al"orithm
F9 2hree dimensional transformations < 2ranslation> 1otation> 'calin"
89 &omposite %+ transformations
99 +rawin" three dimensional ob?ects and 'cenes
(09 Generatin" $ractal ima"es
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CS2*06 OPEN SOURCE LAB 0 0 3 2
O56(%$): 2o eEpose students to $0'' en*ironment and introduce them to use open
source pac:a"es
1. /"7& (o78$9!":%$o7; (o<=$&:%$o7 :7d $7#%:&&:%$o7 : +ownload 5 access the latest
:ernel source code from :ernel9or">compile the :ernel and install it in the local
system92ry to *iew the source code of the :ernel
2. V$"%!:&$#:%$o7 7)$"o7<7% (e9"9> Een> :3emu or l"uest) to test an applications> new
:ernels and isolate applications9 ,t could also be used to eEpose students to other
alternate 0's li:e NA'+
3. Co<=$&$79 8"o< #o!"(: learn about the *arious build systems used li:e the autoN
family> cma:e> ant etc9 instead of ?ust runnin" the commands9 2his could in*ol*e the full
process li:e fetchin" from a c*s and also include autoconf> automa:e etc9>
(9 I7%"od!(%$o7 %o =:(>% <:7:9<7% #?#%< : Gi*en a set of 1)M or +!A>
how to build and maintain> ser*e pac:a"es o*er http or ftp9 and also how do you
confi"ure client systems to access the pac:a"e repository9
2. I7#%:&&$79 ):"$o!# #o8%@:" =:(>:9#
!ither the pac:a"e is yet to be installed or an older *ersion is eEistin"9 2he
student can practice installin" the latest *ersion9 0f course> this mi"ht need
internet access9
,nstall samba and share files to windows
,nstall &ommon 7niE )rintin" 'ystem(&7)')
%9 3"$% !#"#=:( d"$)"# !#$79 8!# << easier to debu" and less dan"erous to
the system (4ritin" full<fled"ed dri*ers is difficult at student le*el)
49 GUI ="o9":<<$79 : : #:<=& ="o9":<< usin" Gambas since the students
ha*e -A :nowled"e9 Cowe*er> one should try usin" G2H or ;2
9 V"#$o7 Co7%"o& S?#%< #%!= :7d !#:9 usin" 1&'> &-'> '-6
/9 TA% ="o(##$79 @$%B P"&: simple pro"rams> connectin" with database e9"9>
MG';.
F9 R!77$79 PHP = simple applications li:e lo"in forms after settin" up a .AM) stac:
89 R!77$79 P?%Bo7 = some simple eEercise e9"9 &onnectin" with My'3l database
99 S% != %B (o<=&% 7%@o"> $7%"8:( usinf ifconfi" command lie: settin"
"ateway> +6'> ,) tables> etc9>
R#o!"(# :
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An en*ironment li:e FOSS L:5 S")" (de*eloped by 61&$0'' containin" the *arious
pac:a"es)
01
!3ui*alent system with .inuE distro supplemented with rele*ant pac:a"es
No%:
0nce the list of eEperiments are finalised> 61&$0'' can "enerate full lab manuals
complete with eEercises> necessary downloads> etc9 2hese could be made a*ailable on
61&$0'' web portal9
MG2*+3 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNI4UES 3 0 0 3
1. LINEAR PROGRAMMING: 0
)rincipal components of decision problem Modelin" phases .) $ormulation and
"raphic solution 1esource allocation problems 'impleE method 'ensiti*ity
analysis9
29 DUALITY AND NET3OR/S: 0
+efinition of dual problem )rimal +ual relation ships +ual simpleE methods )ost
optimality analysis 2ransportation and assi"nment model shortest route problem9
3. INTEGER PROGRAMMING: 0
&uttin" plan al"orithm Aranch and bound methods> Multista"e (+ynamic)
pro"rammin"9
*. CLASSICAL OPTIMISATION THEORY: 0
7nconstrained eEternal problems> 6ewton 1alphson method !3uality constraints
Iacobean methods .a"ran"ian method Huhn 2uc:er conditions 'imple
problems9
+. OBCECT SCHEDULING: 0
6etwor: dia"ram representation &ritical path method 2ime charts and resource
le*elin" )!129
TOTAL 1 *+
REFERNECES:
(9 Anderson O;uantitati*e Methods for AusinessP> 8th !dition> 2homson .earnin"> 20029
29 4inston O0peration 1esearchP> 2homson .earnin"> 200%9
%9 C9A92aha> O0peration 1esearchP> )rentice Call of ,ndia> 20029
49 -ohra> O;uantitati*e 2echni3ues in Mana"ementP> 2ata McGraw Cill> 20029
9 Anand 'arma> O0peration 1esearchP> Cimalaya )ublishin" Couse> 200%9
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CS2032 DATA 3AREHOUSING AND DATA MINING L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I DATA 3AREHOUSING 10
+ata warehousin" &omponents Auildin" a +ata warehouse < Mappin" the +ata
4arehouse to a Multiprocessor Architecture +AM' 'chemas for +ecision 'upport
+ata !Etraction> &leanup> and 2ransformation 2ools Metadata9
UNIT II BUSINESS ANALYSIS 8
1eportin" and ;uery tools and Applications 2ool &ate"ories 2he 6eed for
Applications &o"nos ,mpromptu 0nline Analytical )rocessin" (0.A)) 6eed
Multidimensional +ata Model 0.A) Guidelines Multidimensional *ersus
Multirelational 0.A) &ate"ories of 2ools 0.A) 2ools and the ,nternet9
UNIT III DATA MINING 8
,ntroduction +ata 2ypes of +ata +ata Minin" $unctionalities ,nterestin"ness of
)atterns &lassification of +ata Minin" 'ystems +ata Minin" 2as: )rimiti*es
,nte"ration of a +ata Minin" 'ystem with a +ata 4arehouse ,ssues +ata
)reprocessin"9
UNIT IV ASSOCIATION RULE MINING AND CLASSIFICATION 11
Minin" $re3uent )atterns> Associations and &orrelations Minin" Methods Minin"
-arious Hinds of Association 1ules &orrelation Analysis &onstraint Aased
Association Minin" &lassification and )rediction < Aasic &oncepts < +ecision 2ree
,nduction < Aayesian &lassification 1ule Aased &lassification &lassification by
Aac:propa"ation 'upport -ector Machines Associati*e &lassification .a@y
.earners 0ther &lassification Methods < )rediction
UNIT V CLUSTERING AND APPLICATIONS AND TRENDS IN DATA MINING
8
&luster Analysis < 2ypes of +ata &ate"ori@ation of Ma?or &lusterin" Methods < H<
means )artitionin" Methods Cierarchical Methods < +ensity<Aased Methods Grid
Aased Methods Model<Aased &lusterin" Methods &lusterin" Ci"h +imensional +ata
< &onstraint Aased &luster Analysis 0utlier Analysis +ata Minin" Applications9
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 AleE Aerson and 'tephen I9 'mith> K +ata 4arehousin"> +ata Minin" # 0.A)L> 2ata
McGraw Cill !dition> 2enth 1eprint 200F9
29 Iiawei Can and Micheline Hamber> K+ata Minin" &oncepts and 2echni3uesL> 'econd
!dition> !lse*ier> 200F9
REFERENCES:
(9 )an"<6in" 2an> Michael 'teinbach and -ipin Humar> K ,ntroduction 2o +ata Minin"L>
)erson !ducation> 200F9
29 H9)9 'oman> 'hyam +iwa:ar and -9 A?ay K> ,nsi"ht into +ata minin" 2heory and
)racticeL> !aster !conomy !dition> )rentice Call of ,ndia> 200/9
%9 G9 H9 Gupta> K ,ntroduction to +ata Minin" with &ase 'tudiesL> !aster !conomy
!dition> )rentice Call of ,ndia> 200/9
49 +aniel 29.arose> K+ata Minin" Methods and ModelsL> 4ile<,nterscience> 200/9
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CS2033 REAL TIME SYSTEMS L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION 0
,ntroduction < ,ssues in 1eal 2ime &omputin"> 'tructure of a 1eal 2ime 'ystem9 2as:
&lasses> )erformance Measures for 1eal 2ime 'ystems> !stimatin" )ro"ram 1un
times9 2as: Assi"nment and 'chedulin" < &lassical 7niprocessor schedulin" al"orithms>
7ni)rocessor schedulin" of ,1,' 2as:s> 2as: Assi"nment> Mode &han"es> and $ault
2olerant 'chedulin"9
UNIT II PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND TOOLS 0
)ro"rammin" .an"ua"e and 2ools +esired .an"ua"e characteristics> +ata 2ypin">
&ontrol structures> $acilitatin" Cierarchical +ecomposition> )ac:a"es> 1un<time
(!Eception) !rror handlin"> 0*erloadin" and Generics> Multitas:in"> .ow .e*el
pro"rammin"> 2as: schedulin"> 2imin" 'pecifications> )ro"rammin" !n*ironments>
1un<time 'upport9
UNIT III REAL TIME DATABASES 0
1eal time +atabases < Aasic +efinition> 1eal time -s General )urpose +atabases> Main
Memory +atabases> 2ransaction priorities> 2ransaction Aborts> &oncurrency &ontrol
,ssues> +is: 'chedulin" Al"orithms> 2wo<phase Approach to impro*e )redictability>
Maintainin" 'eriali@ation &onsistency> +atabases for Card 1eal 2ime systems9
UNIT IV COMMUNICATION 0
1eal<2ime &ommunication < &ommunications Media> 6etwor: 2opolo"ies )rotocols>
$ault 2olerant 1outin"9 $ault 2olerance 2echni3ues < $ault 2ypes> $ault +etection9 $ault
!rror containment 1edundancy> +ata +i*ersity> 1e*ersal &hec:s> ,nte"rated $ailure
handlin"9
UNIT V EVALUATION TECHNI4UES 0
1eliability !*aluation 2echni3ues < 0btainin" )arameter -alues> 1eliability Models for
Cardware 1edundancy> 'oftware !rror models9 &loc: 'ynchroni@ation < &loc:> A
6onfault<2olerant 'ynchroni@ation Al"orithm> ,mpact of $aults> $ault 2olerant
'ynchroni@ation in Cardware> $ault 2olerant 'ynchroni@ation in 'oftware
TOTAL1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 &9M9 Hrishna> Han" G9 'hin> K1eal<2ime 'ystemsL> McGraw<Cill ,nternational
!ditions> (99F9
REFERENCES:
(9 'tuart Aennett> K1eal 2ime &omputer &ontrol<An ,ntroductionL>'econd edition
)erntice Call )21> (9949
29 )eter +9 .awrence> K1eal time Micro &omputer 'ystem +esi"n An
,ntroductionL> McGraw Cill> (9889
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%9 '929 Allworth and 1969 Mobel> K,ntroduction to real time software desi"nL>
Macmillan> ,, !dition> (98F9
49 19I9A Auhur> +9.9 Aailey> K An ,ntroduction to 1eal<2ime 'ystemsL> )rentice<Call
,nternational> (9999
9 )hilip9A9.aplante K1eal 2ime 'ystem +esi"n and AnalysisL )C, > ,,, !dition> April
20049
CS203* TCPDIP DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION L T P C
3 0 0 3
,nternetwor:in" concepts and architecture model classful ,nternet address &,+1
'ubnettin" and 'upernettin" AA1) 1A1)< ,)< ,) 1outin" ,&M) ,)-/9
UNIT II TCP 0
'er*ices header connection establishment and termination interacti*e data flow
bul: data flow timeout and retransmission persist timer :eep ali*e timer futures
and performance9
UNIT III IP IMPLEMENTATION 0
,) "lobal software or"ani@ation routin" table routin" al"orithms fra"mentation and
reassembly error processin" (,&M)) Multicast )rocessin" (,GM))9
UNIT IV TCP IMPLEMENTATION I 0
+ata structure and input processin" transmission control bloc:s se"ment format
comparision finite state machine implementation 0utput processin" mutual
eEclusion computin" the 2&) +ata len"th9
UNIT V TCP IMPLEMENTATION II 0
2imers e*ents and messa"es timer process deletin" and insertin" timer e*ent
flow control and adapti*e retransmission con"estion a*oidance and control ur"ent
data processin" and push function9
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 +ou"las ! &omer>L,nternetwor:in" with 2&)5,) )rinciples>)rotocols and
ArchitectureL>-ol ( and 2> -th !dition
29 491ichard 'te*ans K2&)5,) ,llustratedL -ol (9200%9
REFERENCES:
(9 $orou@an> K 2&)5,) )rotocol 'uiteL 'econd !dition> 2ate M& Graw Cill> 200%9
29 491ichard 'te*ens K2&)5,) ,llustratedL -olume 2> )earson !ducation 200%
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CS203+ NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I 0
,ntroduction Models <and Al"orithms < 2he 2urin" 2est <1e"ular !Epressions
Aasic 1e"ular !Epression )atterns <$inite 'tate Automata <1e"ular .an"ua"es and
$'As Morpholo"y <,nflectional Morpholo"y < +eri*ational Morpholo"y <$inite<'tate
Morpholo"ical )arsin" < &ombinin" an $'2 .eEicon and 1ules <)orter 'temmer
UNIT II 0
6<"rams Models of 'yntaE < &ountin" 4ords < 7nsmoothed 6<"rams 'moothin"<
Aac:off < +eleted ,nterpolation !ntropy < !n"lish 4ord &lasses < 2a"sets for !n"lish <
)art of 'peech 2a""in" <1ule<Aased )art of 'peech 2a""in" < 'tochastic )art of
'peech 2a""in" < 2ransformation<Aased 2a""in" <
UNIT III 0
&onteEt $ree Grammars for !n"lish 'yntaE< &onteEt<$ree 1ules and 2rees < 'entence<
.e*el &onstructions A"reement 'ub &ate"ori@ation )arsin" 2op<down !arley
)arsin" <$eature 'tructures < )robabilistic &onteEt<$ree Grammars
UNIT IV 0
1epresentin" Meanin" < Meanin" 'tructure of .an"ua"e < $irst 0rder )redicate &alculus
< 1epresentin" .in"uistically 1ele*ant &oncepts <'yntaE<+ri*en 'emantic Analysis <
'emantic Attachments < 'yntaE<+ri*en Analy@er < 1obust Analysis < .eEemes and 2heir
'enses < ,nternal 'tructure < 4ord 'ense +isambi"uation <,nformation 1etrie*al
UNIT V 0
+iscourse <1eference 1esolution < 2eEt &oherence <+iscourse 'tructure < +ialo" and
&on*ersational A"ents < +ialo" Acts ,nterpretation &oherence <&on*ersational
A"ents < .an"ua"e Generation Architecture <'urface 1eali@ations < +iscourse
)lannin" Machine 2ranslation <2ransfer Metaphor ,nterlin"ua 'tatistical
Approaches
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 +9 Iurafs:y and I9 Martin K'peech and .an"ua"e )rocessin"= An ,ntroduction to
6atural .an"ua"e )rocessin"> &omputational .in"uistics> and 'peech
1eco"nitionL>
29 &9 Mannin" and C9 'chut@e> K$oundations of 'tatistical 6atural .an"ua"e
)rocessin"L>
REFERENCE:
(9 Iames Allen9 K6atural .an"ua"e 7nderstandin"L> Addison 4esley> (9949
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IT202* USER INTERFACE DESIGN L T P C
3 0 0 3
Cuman&omputer ,nterface &haracteristics 0f Graphics ,nterface +irect Manipulation
Graphical 'ystem 4eb 7ser ,nterface )opularity &haracteristic # )rinciples9
UNIT II HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION 10
7ser ,nterface +esi"n )rocess 0bstacles 7sability Cuman &haracteristics ,n +esi"n
Cuman ,nteraction 'peed Ausiness $unctions 1e3uirement Analysis +irect
,ndirect Methods Aasic Ausiness $unctions +esi"n 'tandards 'ystem 2imin"s
Cuman &onsideration ,n 'creen +esi"n 'tructures 0f Menus $unctions 0f Menus
&ontents 0f Menu $ormattin" )hrasin" 2he Menu 'electin" Menu &hoice
6a*i"atin" Menus Graphical Menus9
UNIT III 3INDO3S 0
&haracteristics &omponents )resentation 'tyles 2ypes Mana"ements
0r"ani@ations 0perations 4eb 'ystems +e*ice Aased &ontrols &haracteristics
'creen Aased &ontrols 0perate &ontrol 2eEt AoEes 'election &ontrol
&ombination &ontrol &ustom &ontrol )resentation &ontrol9
UNIT IV MULTIMEDIA 0
2eEt $or 4eb )a"es !ffecti*e $eedbac: Guidance # Assistance
,nternationali@ation Accesssibility ,cons ,ma"e Multimedia &olorin"9
UNIT V 3INDO3S LAYOUT' TEST 0
)rototypes Hinds 0f 2ests 1etest ,nformation 'earch -isuali@ation
Cypermedia 444 'oftware 2ools9
TOTAL1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
1. 4ilbent9 09 Galit@ >K2he !ssential Guide 2o 7ser ,nterface +esi"nL> Iohn 4iley#
'ons> 200(9
2. Aen 'heiderman> K+esi"n 2he 7ser ,nterfaceL> )earson !ducation> (9989
REFERENCES:
1. Alan &ooper> K2he !ssential 0f 7ser ,nterface +esi"nL> 4iley +ream 2ech .td9>
20029
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IT2*01 SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE L T P C
3 0 0 3
OBCECTIVES:
2o "ain understandin" of the basic principles of ser*ice orientation
2o learn ser*ice oriented analysis techni3ues
2o learn technolo"y underlyin" the ser*ice desi"n
2o learn ad*anced concepts such as ser*ice composition> orchestration and
&horeo"raphy
2o :now about *arious 4'<N specification standards
UNIT I 0
1oots of '0A &haracteristics of '0A < &omparin" '0A to client<ser*er and distributed
internet architectures Anatomy of '0A< Cow components in an '0A interrelate <
)rinciples of ser*ice orientation
UNIT II 0
4eb ser*ices 'er*ice descriptions Messa"in" with '0A) Messa"e eEchan"e
)atterns &oordination Atomic 2ransactions Ausiness acti*ities 0rchestration
&horeo"raphy < 'er*ice layer abstraction Application 'er*ice .ayer Ausiness
'er*ice .ayer 0rchestration 'er*ice .ayer
UNIT III 0
'er*ice oriented analysis Ausiness<centric '0A +eri*in" business ser*ices< ser*ice
modelin" < 'er*ice 0riented +esi"n 4'+. basics '0A) basics '0A composition
"uidelines !ntity<centric business ser*ice desi"n Application ser*ice desi"n 2as:<
centric business ser*ice desi"n
UNIT IV 0
'0A platform basics '0A support in I2!! Ia*a A), for JM.<based web ser*ices
(IAJ<4') < Ia*a architecture for JM. bindin" (IAJA) Ia*a A), for JM. 1e"istries
(IAJ1) < Ia*a A), for JM. based 1)& (IAJ<1)&)< 4eb 'er*ices ,nteroperability
2echnolo"ies (4',2) < '0A support in 96!2 &ommon .an"ua"e 1untime < A')96!2
web forms A')96!2 web ser*ices 4eb 'er*ices !nhancements (4'!)
UNIT V 0
4'<A)!. basics 4'<&oordination o*er*iew < 4'<&horeo"raphy> 4'<)olicy> 4'<
'ecurity
To%:& Ho!"#: *+
TE2T BOO/:
(9 2homas !rl; E'er*ice<0riented Architecture= &oncepts> 2echnolo"y> and +esi " nL>
)earson !ducation> 2009
REFERENCES:
(9 2homas !rl> K'0A )rinciples o f 'er*ice +esi " n K( 2 he ) r en t ic e Call ' e r *ice<
0riented &omputin" 'eries from 2homas ! rl)> 2009
Page 14
29 6ewcomer> .omow> K7nderstandin" '0A with 4eb 'er*icesL> )earson
!ducation> 2009
%9 'andeep &hatter?ee> Iames 4ebber> K+e*elopin" !nterprise 4eb 'er*ices> An
ArchitectPs GuideL> )earson !ducation> 2009
49 +an 4oods and 2homas Mattern> K !nterprise '0A +esi"nin" ,2 for Ausiness
,nno*ationL 0P1!,..G> $irst !dition> 200/
CS20*0 ADVANCED OPERATING SYSTEMS 3 0 0 3
AIM
2o understand the principles in the desi"n of modern operatin" systems> distributed and
multiprocessor operatin" systems
OBCECTIVES
2o "et a comprehensi*e :nowled"e of the architecture of distributed systems9
2o understand the deadloc: and shared memory issues and their solutions in
distributed en*ironments9
2o :now the security issues and protection mechanisms for distributed
en*ironments9
2o "et a :nowled"e of multiprocessor operatin" system and database operatin"
systems9
UNIT I 0
Architectures of +istributed 'ystems < 'ystem Architecture types < issues in distributed
operatin" systems < communication networ:s communication primiti*es9 2heoretical
$oundations < inherent limitations of a distributed system lamp ports lo"ical cloc:s
*ector cloc:s casual orderin" of messa"es "lobal state cuts of a distributed
computation termination detection9 +istributed Mutual !Eclusion introduction the
classification of mutual eEclusion and associated al"orithms a comparati*e
performance analysis9
UNIT II 0
+istributed +eadloc: +etection <,ntroduction < deadloc: handlin" strate"ies in
distributed systems issues in deadloc: detection and resolution control or"ani@ations
for distributed deadloc: detection centrali@ed and distributed deadloc: detection
al"orithms hierarchical deadloc: detection al"orithms9 A"reement protocols
introduction<the system model> a classification of a"reement problems> solutions to the
Ay@antine a"reement problem> applications of a"reement al"orithms9 +istributed
resource mana"ement= introduction<architecture mechanism for buildin" distributed file
systems desi"n issues lo" structured file systems9
UNIT III 0
+istributed shared memory<Architecture al"orithms for implementin" +'M memory
coherence and protocols desi"n issues9 +istributed 'chedulin" introduction issues
in load distributin" components of a load distributin" al"orithm stability load
distributin" al"orithm performance comparison selectin" a suitable load sharin"
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al"orithm re3uirements for load distributin" <tas: mi"ration and associated issues9
$ailure 1eco*ery and $ault tolerance= introduction basic concepts classification of
failures bac:ward and forward error reco*ery> bac:ward error reco*ery< reco*ery in
concurrent systems consistent set of chec: points synchronous and asynchronous
chec: pointin" and reco*ery chec: pointin" for distributed database systems< reco*ery
in replicated distributed databases9
UNIT IV 0
)rotection and security <preliminaries> the access matriE model and its implementations9<
safety in matriE model< ad*anced models of protection9 +ata security crypto"raphy=
Model of crypto"raphy> con*entional crypto"raphy< modern crypto"raphy> pri*ate :ey
crypto"raphy> data encryption standard< public :ey crypto"raphy multiple encryption
authentication in distributed systems9
UNITFV 0
Multiprocessor operatin" systems < basic multiprocessor system architectures inter
connection networ:s for multiprocessor systems cachin" hypercube architecture9
Multiprocessor 0peratin" 'ystem < structures of multiprocessor operatin" system>
operatin" system desi"n issues< threads< process synchroni@ation and schedulin"9
+atabase 0peratin" systems =,ntroduction< re3uirements of a database operatin"
system &oncurrency control = theoretical aspects introduction> database systems a
concurrency control model of database systems< the problem of concurrency control
seriali@ability theory< distributed database systems> concurrency control al"orithms
introduction> basic synchroni@ation primiti*es> loc: based al"orithms<timestamp based
al"orithms> optimistic al"orithms concurrency control al"orithms> data replication9
TOTAL : *+
TE2T BOO/
(9 Mu:esh 'in"hal> 6iran?an G9'hi*aratri> QAd*anced concepts in operatin" systems=
+istributed> +atabase and multiprocessor operatin" systemsQ> 2MC> 200(
REFERENCES
(9 Andrew '92anenbaum> QModern operatin" systemQ> )C,> 200%
29 )radeep H9'inha> Q+istributed operatin" system<&oncepts and desi"nQ> )C,> 200%9
%9 Andrew '92anenbaum> Q+istributed operatin" systemQ> )earson education> 200%
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CS20*1 CG AND .NET FRAME3OR/ L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I 0
1e*iew of 00) &oncepts < 0*er*iew of 96!2 $ramewor: < Aasic !lements of &8 <
)ro"ram 'tructure and simple ,nput and 0utput 0perations 0perators and
!Epressions 'tatements Arrays and 'tructures9
UNIT II 0
,nheritance < 6amespace )olymorphism ,nterface and 0*erloadin" Multiple
,nheritance )roperty ,ndeEes +ele"ates )ublish5'ubscribe +esi"n )atterns<
0perator 0*erloadin"<Method 0*erloadin"
UNIT II 0
&8 &oncepts for creatin" +ata 'tructures < $ile 0peration $ile Mana"ement systems
'tream 0riented 0perations< Multitas:in" Multithreadin" 2hread 0peration
'ynchroni@ation9
UNIT IV 0
4or:in" with JM. 2echni3ues for 1eadin" and 4ritin" JM. +ata < 7sin" J)ath and
'earch JM. < A+096!2 Architecture A+096!2 &onnected and +isconnected Models
JM. and A+096!2 'imple and &ompleE +ata Aindin" +ata Grid -iew &lass9
UNIT V 0
Application +omains 1emotin" .easin" and 'ponsorship < 96!2 &odin" +esi"n
Guidelines Assemblies 'ecurity Application +e*elopment 4eb 'er*ices <
Auildin" an JM. 4eb 'er*ice < 4eb 'er*ice &lient 4'+. and '0A) 4eb 'er*ice
with &ompleE +ata 2ypes 4eb 'er*ice )erformance9
TOTAL 1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 '9 2hamarai 'el*i and 19 Muru"esan KA 2eEtboo: on &8 K> )earson !ducation>200%9
29 'tephen &9 )erry K &ore &8 and 96!2L> )earson !ducation>200/9
REFERENCES:
(9 Iesse .iberty> K)ro"rammin" &8L> 'econd !dition> 0P1eilly )ress> 20029
29 1obinson et al> K)rofessional &8L> $ifth !dition> 4roE )ress> 20029
%9 Cerbert 'childt> K2he &omplete 1eference= &8L> 2ata McGraw Cill> 20049
49 Andrew 2roelsen> K&8 and the 96!2 )latformL> AR )ress> 200%9
9 2huan 2hai and Coan" ;9 .am> K9 6!2 $ramewor: !ssentialsL> 'econd
!dition> 0P1eilly> 20029
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IT23+2 CRYPTOGRAPHY AND NET3OR/ SECURITY L T P C
3 1 0 *
UNIT I 0
'ecurity trends Attac:s and ser*ices &lassical crypto systems +ifferent types of
ciphers .$'1 se3uences Aasic 6umber theory &on"ruences &hinese
1emainder theorem Modular eEponentiation $ermat and !ulerBs theorem .e"endre
and Iacobi symbols $inite fields continued fractions9
UNIT II 0
'imple +!' +ifferential cryptoanalysis +!' Modes of operation 2riple +!'
A!' 1&4 1'A Attac:s )rimality test factorin"9
UNIT III 0
+iscrete .o"arithms &omputin" discrete lo"s +iffie<Cellman :ey eEchan"e
!lGamal )ublic :ey cryptosystems Cash functions 'ecure Cash Airthday attac:s <
M+ +i"ital si"natures 1'A !lGamal +'A9
UNIT IV 0
Authentication applications Herberos> J909> )H, !lectronic Mail security )G)>
'5M,M! ,) security 4eb 'ecurity ''.> 2.'> '!29
UNIT V 0
'ystem security ,ntruders Malicious software *iruses $irewalls 'ecurity
'tandards9
TOTAL: *+ PERIODS
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 4ade 2rappe> .awrence & 4ashin"ton> K ,ntroduction to &rypto"raphy with codin"
theoryL> 2
nd
ed> )earson> 200F9
29 4illiam 'tallin"s> K&rpypto"raphy and 6etwor: security )rinciples and )racticesL>
)earson5)C,> 4
th
ed> 200/9
REFERENCES:
(9 49 Mao> KModern &rypto"raphy 2heory and )racticeL> )earson !ducation> 'econd
!dition> 200F9
29 &harles )9 )flee"er> 'hari .awrence )flee"er 'ecurity in computin" 2hird !dition
)rentice Call of ,ndia> 200/
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IT2061 SYSTEM MODELING AND SIMULATION L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION 0
,ntroduction 'imulation 2erminolo"ies< Application areas Model &lassification
2ypes of 'imulation< 'teps in a 'imulation study< &oncepts in +iscrete !*ent 'imulation
< 'imulation !Eamples
UNIT II MATHEMATICAL MODELS 0
'tatistical Models < &oncepts +iscrete +istribution< &ontinuous +istribution )oisson
)rocess< !mpirical +istributions< ;ueuein" Models &haracteristics< 6otation
;ueuein" 'ystems Mar:o*ian Models< )roperties of random numbers< Generation of
)seudo 1andom numbers< 2echni3ues for "eneratin" random numbers<2estin" random
number "enerators< Generatin" 1andom<-ariates< ,n*erse 2ransform techni3ue
Acceptance< 1e?ection techni3ue &omposition # &on*olution Method9
UNIT III ANALYSIS OF SIMULATION DATA 0
,nput Modelin" < +ata collection < Assessin" sample independence < Cypothesi@in"
distribution family with data < )arameter !stimation < Goodness<of<fit tests < 'electin"
input models in absence of data< 0utput analysis for a 'in"le system 2erminatin"
'imulations 'teady state simulations9
UNIT IV VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION 0
Model Auildin" -erification of 'imulation Models &alibration and -alidation of
Models -alidation of Model Assumptions -alidatin" ,nput 0utput 2ransformations9
UNIT V SIMULATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND CASE STUDIES 0
'imulation 2ools Model ,nput Ci"h le*el computer system simulation &)7
Memory 'imulation &omparison of systems *ia simulation 'imulation )ro"rammin"
techni3ues < +e*elopment of 'imulation models9
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 Ierry Aan:s and Iohn &arson> K +iscrete !*ent 'ystem 'imulationL> $ourth !dition>
)C,> 2009
29 Geoffrey Gordon> K'ystem 'imulationL> 'econd !dition> )C,> 200/ (7nit -)9
REFERENCES:
(9 $ran: .9 'e*erance> K 'ystem Modelin" and 'imulationL> 4iley> 200(9
29 A*erill M9 .aw and 49+a*id Helton> K 'imulation Modelin" and Analysis> 2hird
!dition> McGraw Cill> 200/9
%9 Ierry Aan:s> KCandboo: of 'imulation= )rinciples> Methodolo"y> Ad*ances>
Applications and )racticeL> 4iley> (9989
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GE2022 TOTAL 4UALITY MANAGEMENT L T P C
3 0 0 3
,ntroduction < 6eed for 3uality < !*olution of 3uality < +efinition of 3uality < +imensions of
manufacturin" and ser*ice 3uality < Aasic concepts of 2;M < +efinition of 2;M 2;M
$ramewor: < &ontributions of +emin"> Iuran and &rosby Aarriers to 2;M9
UNIT II T4M PRINCIPLES 0
.eadership 'trate"ic 3uality plannin"> ;uality statements < &ustomer focus
&ustomer orientation> &ustomer satisfaction> &ustomer complaints> &ustomer retention <
!mployee in*ol*ement Moti*ation> !mpowerment> 2eam and 2eamwor:> 1eco"nition
and 1eward> )erformance appraisal < &ontinuous process impro*ement )+'A cycle>
s> Hai@en < 'upplier partnership )artnerin"> 'upplier selection> 'upplier 1atin"9
UNIT III T4M TOOLS , TECHNI4UES I 0
2he se*en traditional tools of 3uality 6ew mana"ement tools 'iE<si"ma= &oncepts>
methodolo"y> applications to manufacturin"> ser*ice sector includin" ,2 Aench mar:in"
1eason to bench mar:> Aench mar:in" process $M!A 'ta"es> 2ypes9
UNIT IV T4M TOOLS , TECHNI4UES II 0
;uality circles ;uality $unction +eployment (;$+) 2a"uchi 3uality loss function
2)M &oncepts> impro*ement needs &ost of ;uality )erformance measures9
UNIT V 4UALITY SYSTEMS 0
6eed for ,'0 9000< ,'0 9000<2000 ;uality 'ystem !lements> +ocumentation> ;uality
auditin"< ;' 9000 ,'0 (4000 &oncepts> 1e3uirements and Aenefits &ase studies
of 2;M implementation in manufacturin" and ser*ice sectors includin" ,29
TOTAL: *+ PERIODS
TE2T BOO/:
(9 +ale C9Aesterfiled> et at9> K2otal ;uality Mana"ementL> )earson !ducation Asia>
%
rd
!dition> ,ndian 1eprint (200/)9
REFERENCES:
(9 Iames 19 !*ans and 4illiam M9 .indsay> K2he Mana"ement and &ontrol of ;ualityL>
/
th
!dition> 'outh<4estern (2homson .earnin")> 2009
29 0a:land> I9'9> K2;M 2eEt with &asesL> Autterworth Ceinemann .td9> 0Eford> %
rd

!dition> 200%9
%9 'u"anthi>. and Anand 'amuel> K2otal ;uality Mana"ementL> )rentice Call (,ndia)
)*t9 .td9>200/9
49 Iana:iraman> A and Gopal> 19H> K2otal ;uality Mana"ement 2eEt and &asesL>
)rentice Call (,ndia) )*t9 .td9> 200/9
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IT23+1 NET3OR/ PROGRAMMING AND MANAGEMENT L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I ELEMENTARY TCP SOC/ETS 0
,ntroduction to 'oc:et )ro"rammin" 0*er*iew of 2&)5,) )rotocols ,ntroduction to
'oc:ets 'oc:et address 'tructures Ayte orderin" functions address con*ersion
functions !lementary 2&) 'oc:ets soc:et> connect> bind> listen> accept> read> write>
close functions ,terati*e 'er*er &oncurrent 'er*er9
UNIT II APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT 0
2&) !cho 'er*er 2&) !cho &lient )osiE 'i"nal handlin" 'er*er with multiple
clients boundary conditions= 'er*er process &rashes> 'er*er host &rashes> 'er*er
&rashes and reboots> 'er*er 'hutdown ,50 multipleEin" ,50 Models select function
shutdown function 2&) echo 'er*er (with multipleEin") poll function 2&) echo
&lient (with MultipleEin")9
UNIT III SOC/ET OPTIONS; ELEMENTARY UDP SOC/ETS 0
'oc:et options "etsoc:et and setsoc:et functions "eneric soc:et options ,) soc:et
options ,&M) soc:et options 2&) soc:et options !lementary 7+) soc:ets 7+)
echo 'er*er 7+) echo &lient MultipleEin" 2&) and 7+) soc:ets +omain name
system "ethostbyname function ,p*/ support in +6' "ethostbyadr function
"etser*byname and "etser*byport functions9
UNIT IV ADVANCED SOC/ETS 0
,p*4 and ,p*/ interoperability threaded ser*ers thread creation and termination
2&) echo ser*er usin" threads MuteEes condition *ariables raw soc:ets raw
soc:et creation raw soc:et output raw soc:et input pin" pro"ram trace route
pro"ram9
UNIT V SIMPLE NET3OR/ MANAGEMENT 0
'6M) networ: mana"ement concepts '6M) mana"ement information standard
M,APs '6M)*( protocol and )ractical issues introduction to 1M06> '6M)*2 and
'6M)*%9
TOTAL 1 *+ PERIODS
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 49 1ichard 'te*ens> K7niE 6etwor: )ro"rammin" -ol<,L> 'econd !dition> )earson
!ducation> (9989
29 Mani 'ubramaniam> K6etwor: Mana"ement= )rinciples and )racticeK> Addison
4esleyL> $irst !dition> 200(9
REFERENCES:
(9 +9!9 &omer> K,nternetwor:in" with 2&)5,) -ol< ,,,L> (A'+ 'oc:ets -ersion)> 'econd
!dition> )earson !ducation> 200%9
29 4illiam 'tallin"s> K'6M)> '6M)*2> '6M)*% and 1M06 ( and 2L> 2hird !dition>
Addison 4esley> (9999
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IT2032 SOFT3ARE TESTING L T P C
3 0 0 3
2estin" as an !n"ineerin" Acti*ity 1ole of )rocess in 'oftware ;uality 2estin" as a
)rocess Aasic +efinitions 'oftware 2estin" )rinciples 2he 2esterPs 1ole in a
'oftware +e*elopment 0r"ani@ation 0ri"ins of +efects +efect &lasses 2he +efect
1epository and 2est +esi"n +efect !Eamples +e*eloper52ester 'upport for
+e*elopin" a +efect 1epository9
UNIT II TEST CASE DESIGN 0
,ntroduction to 2estin" +esi"n 'trate"ies 2he 'marter 2ester 2est &ase +esi"n
'trate"ies 7sin" Alac: AoE Approach to 2est &ase +esi"n 1andom 2estin"
1e3uirements based testin" positi*e and ne"ati*e testin" < Aoundary -alue
Analysis decision tables < !3ui*alence &lass )artitionin" state<based testin" cause<
effect "raphin" error "uessin" < compatibility testin" user documentation testin"
domain testin" 7sin" 4hiteAoE Approach to 2est desi"n 2est Ade3uacy &riteria
static testin" *s9 structural testin" code functional testin" < &o*era"e and &ontrol $low
Graphs &o*erin" &ode .o"ic )aths 2heir 1ole in 4hiteboE Aased 2est +esi"n
code compleEity testin" !*aluatin" 2est Ade3uacy &riteria9
UNIT III LEVELS OF TESTING 0
2he 6eed for .e*els of 2estin" 7nit 2est 7nit 2est )lannin" +esi"nin" the 7nit
2ests9 2he 2est Carness 1unnin" the 7nit tests and 1ecordin" results ,nte"ration
tests +esi"nin" ,nte"ration 2ests ,nte"ration 2est )lannin" scenario testin"
defect bash elimination <'ystem 2estin" types of system testin" < Acceptance testin"
performance testin" < 1e"ression 2estin" internationali@ation testin" ad<hoc testin" <
Alpha Aeta 2ests testin" 00 systems usability and accessibility testin"
UNIT IV TEST MANAGEMENT 0
)eople and or"ani@ational issues in testin" or"ani@ation structures for testin" teams
testin" ser*ices < 2est )lannin" 2est )lan &omponents 2est )lan Attachments
.ocatin" 2est ,tems test mana"ement test process < 1eportin" 2est 1esults 2he
role of three "roups in 2est )lannin" and )olicy +e*elopment ,ntroducin" the test
specialist ':ills needed by a test specialist Auildin" a 2estin" Group9
UNIT V CONTROLLING AND MONITORING 0
'oftware test automation s:ills needed for automation scope of automation desi"n
and architecture for automation re3uirements for a test tool challen"es in automation
< 2est metrics and measurements pro?ect> pro"ress and producti*ity metrics 'tatus
Meetin"s 1eports and &ontrol ,ssues &riteria for 2est &ompletion '&M 2ypes of
re*iews +e*elopin" a re*iew pro"ram &omponents of 1e*iew )lans 1eportin"
1e*iew 1esults9 e*aluatin" software 3uality defect pre*ention testin" maturity
model
TOTAL 1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 'rini*asan +esi:an and Gopalaswamy 1amesh> K 'oftware 2estin" )rinciples and
)racticesL> )earson education> 200/9
29 Aditya )9Mathur> K$oundations of 'oftware 2estin"L> )earson !ducation>20089
Page 22
REFERENCES:
(9 Aoris Aei@er> K'oftware 2estin" 2echni3uesL> 'econd !dition>+reamtech> 200%
29 !lfriede +ustin> K!ffecti*e 'oftware 2estin"L> $irst !dition> )earson !ducation> 200%9
%9 1enu 1a?ani> )radeep 0a:> K'oftware 2estin" !ffecti*e Methods> 2ools and
2echni3uesL> 2ata McGraw Cill> 20049
CS20*+ 3IRELESS NET3OR/S L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I 3IRELESS COMMUNICATION H
&ellular systems< $re3uency Mana"ement and &hannel Assi"nment< types of handoff
and their characteristics> dropped call rates # their e*aluation < MA& '+MA $+MA
2+MA &+MA &ellular 4ireless 6etwor:s
UNIT II 3IRELESS LAN 0
,!!! 8029(( 'tandards Architecture 'er*ices Mobile Ad hoc 6etwor:s< 4i$i and
4iMAJ < 4ireless .ocal .oop
UNIT III MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 11
G'M<architecture<.ocation trac:in" and call setup< Mobility mana"ement< Cando*er<
'ecurity<G'M 'M' ,nternational roamin" for G'M< call recordin" functions<subscriber
and ser*ice data m"t <Mobile 6umber portability <-o,) ser*ice for Mobile 6etwor:s
G)1' Architecture<G)1' procedures<attach and detach procedures<)+) conteEt
procedure<combined 1A5.A update procedures<Aillin"
UNIT IV MOBILE NET3OR/ AND TRANSPORT LAYERS 0
Mobile ,) +ynamic Cost &onfi"uration )rotocol<Mobile Ad Coc 1outin" )rotocols
Multicast routin"<2&) o*er 4ireless 6etwor:s ,ndirect 2&) 'noopin" 2&) Mobile
2&) $ast 1etransmit 5 $ast 1eco*ery 2ransmission52imeout $ree@in"<'electi*e
1etransmission 2ransaction 0riented 2&)< 2&) o*er 29 5 %G wireless 6etwor:s
UNIT V APPLICATION LAYER 0
4A) Model< Mobile .ocation based ser*ices <4A) Gateway 4A) protocols 4A)
user a"ent profile< cachin" model<wireless bearers for 4A) < 4M. 4M.'cripts < 42A
< iMode< 'yncM.
TOTAL 1 *+
TE2T BOO/S:
(9 Iochen 'chiller> KMobile &ommunicationsL> 'econd !dition> )earson !ducation> 200%9
29 4illiam 'tallin"s> K4ireless &ommunications and 6etwor:sL> )earson !ducation>
20029
REFERENCES:
(9 Ha*eh )ahla*an> )rasanth Hrishnamoorthy> K)rinciples of 4ireless 6etwor:sL> $irst
!dition> )earson !ducation> 200%9
29 7we Cansmann> .othar Mer:> Martin '9 6ic:lons and 2homas 'tober> K)rinciples of
Mobile &omputin"L> 'prin"er> 200%9
%9 &9H92oh> KAdCoc Mobile 4ireless 6etwor:sL> $irst !dition> )earson !ducation> 20029
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