Timetable

SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011
(On-Campus Programmes including Practice School)
BITS, Pilani
Hyderabad Campus
ACADEMIC CALENDER (SECOND SEMESTER 2010 – 2011)
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
30 31 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 27 28 29 30 31
APRIL MAY JUNE
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30
IMPORTANT DATES AND HOLIDAYS
January 6,2011 Second Semester begins April 12 Ram Navami (H)

January 6 Registration for all students April 17 Registration for Practice School I
January 6 Registration for Practice School II April 28 Last Day for Class Work
January 6 Practice School Begins May 2 Comprehensive Examination Begins
January 7 Class-work begins May 14 Comprehensive Examination ends
January 14 Makar Sankranti (H) May 14 Second Semester Ends
January 21 Last day for substitution of courses May 18 Summer vacation Begins
January 21 Last day for submission of Application May 23 Summer Term Begins
for Merit Cum Need Scholarship May 23 Practice School I Begins
January 26 Republic Day (H) June 17 Practice School II ends
March 2 Sivratri (H) July 15 Summer Term Ends
March 16 Last day for withdrawal of courses July 15 Practice School I Ends
March 20 Holi (H) July 16 Summer Vacation Ends
April 4 Hyderabad Campus Foundation Day (H)
SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011
(On-Campus Programmes including Practice School)
BITS-Pilani
Hyderabad Campus
LEGEND
S. No. Title Explanation

1. COM CODE Computer Code of the Course
2. COURSE NO Course Number
3. COURSE TITLE Course Title
W/P indicates the course is offered for working professionals
4. CREDIT L = Lecture Hours per week
P = Practical Hours per week
U = Total Units of the course
5. SEC Section number
6. INSTRUCTOR-IN-CHARGE / Name in BLOCK LETTERS indicates INSTRUCTOR-IN-CHARGE
Instructor Other names are of instructors
7. ROOM First letter indicates block. Eg: F indicates room is in F block
First digit of number indicates floor, 1 for ground floor and 2 for first floor
8. DAYS M = Monday
T = Tuesday
W = Wednesday
Th = Thursday
F = Friday
S = Saturday
9. HOURS 1 stands for 8.00 AM-8.50 AM, 2 for 9.00 AM-9.50 AM and so on
10. COMPRE EXAM DATE (Session) FN: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon
AN: 2.00 PM to 5.00 PM
CONTENTS
Page
I. Course Handout 1
II. Course-wise Timetable for the Second Semester 2010 – 2011 4
III. Schedule for Tests and Quizzes 19
IV. Textbooks for the Second Semester 2010 – 2011 25
V. Suggestions for Choosing Electives 41
VI. Prerequisites/Restrictions 43
VII. Certain Instructions Regarding Registration 44
VIII. List of Equivalent Courses 45
IX Library, EDD and Campus Book Store 46
X. University-Industry Linkage: Practice School Programmes 47
Blank Timetable 49
Blank Examination Schedule 50

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I. COURSE HANDOUT
Each course will have a Course Handout which will describe all the operational details of the Course. This will be in
two parts. While Part I describes the general operational details applicable to all courses, Part II will describe the
specific details for a particular course in terms of lecture-wise plan, reference material, evaluation schedule, etc. The
part I of the handout is given below and Part II of the handout will be distributed to the students during the first week of
class work by the respective course instructors.
COURSE HANDOUT PART-I

1. Textbook: Refer to the Timetable for the Textbook of the course and also in the course handout (Part-II)
2. Attendance: Every student is expected to be regular (in attendance) in all lecture classes, tutorials, laboratories, tests,
quizzes, seminars etc and in fulfilling all tasks assigned to him/her. Attendance will be recorded.
3. Home Assignment: Every student must submit promptly and properly all home assignments. (For details see part II)
4. Reading Assignment: Every student must complete his/her reading assignment and come prepared to the class. (For
details see part II of the handout).
5. Evaluation:
(a) The components of evaluation for each course will be selected from tests, quizzes, home assignments, lab work,
viva voce, project reports, term papers, seminars, comprehensive examination etc. The specific components with
the related weightages for a particular course will be spelt out in part II of the handout.
(b) The number of tests to be conducted for each course will be provided in course handout part II besides the
comprehensive examination. At least 10% weightage of the evaluation component will be based on open book
examination.
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(c) The duration of test will normally be of 50 minutes depending on the nature of evaluation components in a course.
The comprehensive examination will carry a weightage of 30% to 40% and will be normally of 3 hours duration.
(d) For dates of tests/quizzes and comprehensive examination refer to the Timetable, and the course handout (Part II of
the handout). Rooms allotted for the tests/quizzes will be displayed in the Notice Board(s).
6. Make-up:
Make-up for any component of evaluation will be given only in genuine cases of absence. Prior permission of the
instructor-in-charge, before the examination, is necessary, if the absence is anticipated. The request for make-up should
reach the Instructor-in-charge at the earliest. The make-up will be arranged normally in about a week from the date of the
regular examination.
7. Return of Marked Answer books:
The marked answer books are normally distributed in the classroom within ten days after the examination on two
consecutive turns, beyond which the same may be collected from Instructor’s chamber within one week. In the case of
comprehensive examination, the answer books will be distributed to the students at a pre-announced venue and time before
finalization of the grades. Request for recheck of the answers must be made immediately upon receipt of the answer books.
8. Discussion of Performance:
At the time of or before the distribution of marked answer books, performance vis-à-vis the expected correct answers will
be discussed. The highest, lowest, and average marks will also be announced simultaneously.
9. Mid-Semester Grading:
Mid-semester grading will be announced normally in the month of March. It is done in the same manner as that of the final
grading as explained below.
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10. Pre-comprehensive Total:

Students must check their pre-comprehensive total of marks with their respective instructors before the comprehensive
examination.
11. Final Grading:
The total marks of all students in the course will be tabulated in a histogram. The performance of the class will be analysed
in terms of the average, highest and lowest marks and dividing lines between various clusters. Gaps between clusters and
the nature of clusters will guide drawing the dividing lines between various grades. In a normal class of large size, the C-
band will usually include the average mark. This is not a hard and fast rule, and exceptions may arise in cases of small
classes or a skewed histogram etc. If a student gives the instructor inadequate opportunity to evaluate him/her by absenting
himself/herself from various components of evaluation, he/she will get an NC report (ref. Academic Regulations 4.19,
4.20).
12. Chamber Consultation Hours:
Each instructor will specify his chamber consultation hours during which the student can contact him/her in his/her
chamber for consultation.
13. Notice:
Notices, concerning a course will be displayed on one specific Notice Board only. (For details see part II of handout).
II. COURSEW ISE TIMETABLE 4 SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011
S
COM COURSE NO. COURSE TITLE CREDIT INSTRUCTOR-IN-CHARGE/ ROOM DAYS HOURS COMMON COMPRE
E
COD Instructor HOUR DATE &
L P U C
D H R SESSION
515 AAOC C111 PROB & STAT 3 - 3 1 PTV PRAVEEN KUMAR F107 T Th S 2 F 8 F107 09/05 FN
2 MS Radhakri
shnan F108 T Th S 2 F 8 F108
3 DK Satpathi F109 T Th S 2 F 8 F109
4 JSati
sh Ram Kumar B309 T Th S 2 F 8 B309
597 AAOC C312 OPERATIONS RESEARCH 3 - 3 1 DK Satpathi F108 MWF 5 W 1 F101 11/05 AN
2 K Venkata Ratnam B309 MWF 5 W 1 F103
3 JSati
sh Ram Kumar F107 MWF 6 W 1 F107
4 PTV Praveen Kumar F109 MWF 6 W 1 F109
5 DK Satpathi F108 T Th S 5 W 1 F101
6 K VENKATA RATNAM B309 T Th S 5 W 1 F103
7 TSL Radhi
ka F109 T Th S 5 W 1 F201
642 AAOC C321 CONTROL SYSTEMS 3 - 3 1 PS SAIKRISHNA F101 MWF 2 13/05 AN
Tutori
al 1 PS Sai
kri
shna F104 Th 7
2 Ramakri
shna Pasumarthy F107 Th 7
582 AAOC C341 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 3 - 3 1 A RAMU F202 MWF 2 T 1 F107 13/05 AN
2 A Ramu B308 MWF 5 T 1 F107
3 Dharmendra Tri
pathi F107 T Th S 5 T 1 F202
469 BIO C111 GENERAL BIOLOGY 3 - 3 1 V Ramakri
shna F102 T Th S 5 11/05 FN
JayatiRayDutta
Tutori
al 1 P SankarGanesh B303 F 8
2 V Ramakri
shna B304 F 8
3 KUMAR PRANAV NARAYAN F104 F 8
4 Vi
dya Raj
esh B308 F 8
5 Pal
ash Mandal F104 F 8
19 BIO C312 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 3 - 3 1 PALASH MANDAL B302 MWF 5 T 1 F204 02/05 AN
20 BIO C322 ECOLOGY 3 - 3 1 P SANKAR GANESH B302 T Th S 4 Th 1 G101 04/05 AN
21 BIO C332 GENETICS 3 - 3 1 JAYATIRAY DUTTA B302 T Th S 3 S 1 B302 06/05 AN
320 BIO C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL 1 6 4 1 V RAMAKRISHNA B302 F 3 13/05 AN
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
Practi
cal G Savi
tha LAB T Th 789
KumarPranavNarayan
M Madhu Poorni
ma
Manasi
Naga Pavan KumarCH
Ravi
chand Pal
akurti
Shi
vaniGupta
U Si
ta Ramyasri
V Ramakri
shna
169 BIO C411 LABORATORY - 9 3 1 SUMAN KAPUR LAB MW 789 09/05 AN
Anuradha Pal
G Savi
tha
JayatiRayDutta
M Sreekanth
P SankarGanesh
Pal
ash Mandal
UrvashiDube
797 BIO C412 INTRO TO BIOINFORMATICS 3 - 3 1 G SAVITHA B302 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
798 BIO C414 GENETIC ENGINEERING 1 6 3 1 VIDYA RAJESH G101 F 2 05/05 AN
KumarPranavNarayan
Practi
cal Vi
dya Raj
esh LAB MW 234
CN Rahul
KumarPranavNarayan
468 BIO C416 IMMUNOLOGY 3 - 3 1 VIDYA RAJESH B301 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
600 BITS C221 PRACTICE SCHOOL I - - 5 1 KVG CHANDRASEKHAR
907 BITS C313 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT - - 3 1 KVG CHANDRASEKHAR
550 BITS C314 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT - - 3 1 KVG CHANDRASEKHAR
908 BITS C323 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT - - 3 1 R PUNNA RAO
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
911 BITS C324 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT - - 3 1 R PUNNA RAO
856 BITS C331 COMPUTER PROJECTS - - 3 1 A VASAN
909 BITS C333 PROJON ORGANIZ ASPECTS - - 3 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
899 BITS C334 PROJON ORGANIZ ASPECTS - - 3 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
901 BITS C335 COMPUTER PROJECTS - - 3 1 A VASAN
406 BITS C382 READING COURSE - - 3 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
596 BITS C791T TEACHING PRACTICE I - - 1 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
602 BITS C792T TEACHING PRACTICE II - - 1 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
520 BITS C797T PHD SEMINAR - - 2 1 SUMAN KAPUR
553 BITS C799T PHD THESIS - - 40 1 SUMAN KAPUR
857 BITS E793T PRACTICE LECT SERIES I - - 1 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
858 BITS E794T PRACTICE LECT SERIES II - - 1 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
547 BITS G513 STUDY IN ADVANCED TOPICS - - 5 1 SUMAN KAPUR
801 BITS G620 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE I - - 3 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
803 BITS G621 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE II - - 3 1 SUMAN KAPUR
756 BITS G629T DISSERTATION - - 25 1 SUMAN KAPUR
809 BITS G639 PRACTICE SCHOOL - - 20 1 KVG CHANDRASEKHAR
757 BITS G649 READING COURSE - - 5 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE
378 CE C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I 3 - 3 1 ANMALA JAGADEESH B303 MWF 3 T 8 B303 03/05 FN
328 CE C241 ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES 3 - 3 1 PN RAO F108 MWF 4 F 1 F108 05/05 FN
47 CE C322 CONSTRUCTION PLAN & TECH 3 - 3 1 MVN SIVAKUMAR F202 MWF 4 S 1 F202 04/05 AN
VR Vi
nayaka Rao
54 CE C342 WATER & WASTEWATER TREAT 3 2 4 1 K SRINIVASA RAJU F202 T Th S 4 M 1 F202 09/05 AN
Practi
cal K Sri
nivasa Raj
u LAB F 78
A Vasan
Anmal
a Jagadeesh
329 CE C383 DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUC 3 2 4 1 VENU GOPAL MA F202 MWF 3 F 1 F202 02/05 AN
Practi
cal PN Rao LAB M 78
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
M Venu
Venu GopalMA
938 CE C391 TRANSPORTATION ENGG 3 2 4 1 VR VINAYAKA RAO F202 T Th S 3 Th 1 F202 06/05 AN
Practi
cal VR Vi
nayaka Rao LAB T 67
K Gopi
kri
shna
Venu GopalMA
287 CE C418 INTRO TO WATER RESO ENGG 3 - 3 1 K SRINIVASA RAJU F201 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
109 CHE C213 FLUID FLOW OPERATIONS 3 - 3 1 BALAJIKRISHNAMURTHY B303 MWF 4 Th 8 F204 05/05 FN
ISreedhar
33 CHE C221 CHEMICAL PROCESS CALCULA 3 - 3 1 ARADHANA SRIVASTAVA F108 MWF 3 03/05 FN
Tutori
al 1 Aradhana Sri
vastava F108 M 1
2 Bal
ajiKri
shnamurthy F204 M 1
26 CHE C312 KINETICS REACTOR DESIGN 3 - 3 1 BALAJIKRISHNAMURTHY F201 T Th S 5 Th 1 F201 02/05 AN
31 CHE C322 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECH 3 - 3 1 RAMESH BABU ADUSUMALLI F201 MWF 4 M 1 F201 04/05 AN
32 CHE C332 PROCESS DESIGN DECISIONS 3 - 3 1 ISREEDHAR F202 T Th S 2 F 1 F201 06/05 AN
835 CHE C441 PROCESS CONTROL 3 - 3 1 ARADHANA SRIVASTAVA F201 T Th S 4 S 1 F201 09/05 AN
375 CHEM C142 CHEMISTRY II 3 - 3 1 ANUPAM BHATTACHARYA F102 MWF 4 06/05 FN
Bal
ajiGopal
an
2 KVG Chandrasekhar F105 MWF 4
Manab Chakravarty
Tutori
al 1 R Sri
nivasan B301 T Th 1
2 Bal
ajiGopal
an B302 T Th 1
3 KVG Chandrasekhar B303 T Th 1
4 N Raj
esh B304 T Th 1
5 R Sri
nivasan B303 T Th 7
6 Manab Chakravarty B303 T Th 9
7 R Kri
shnan B303 WF 1
8 Manab Chakravarty B304 WF 1
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
9 Anupam Bhattacharya B301 WF 1
10 N Raj
esh B302 WF 1
75 CHEM C211 ATOMIC AND MOLE STRUCTURE 3 - 3 1 K SUMITHRA B302 MWF 9 S 1 G101 13/05 FN
548 CHEM C231 CHEMISTRY PROJECT LAB - - 3 1 MANAB CHAKRAVARTY LAB S 789
Bal
ajiGopal
an
S Kal
idhasan
V SreedharKumar
619 CHEM C232 CHEM OF ORGANIC COMPOUND 3 - 3 1 ANUPAM BHATTACHARYA F201 MWF 8 T 1 F108 02/05 FN
41 CHEM C332 SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEM 3 - 3 1 KVG CHANDRASEKHAR B303 T Th S 3 F 1 G102 06/05 AN
VS Rao
523 CHEM C351 COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY 3 3 4 1 K SUMITHRA B302 MWF 2 Th 1 G102 04/05 AN
73 CHEM C352 BONDING IN INORG COMPOUN 3 - 3 1 R KRISHNAN B303 T Th S 4 S 1 B303 02/05 AN
176 CHEM C411 CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTATION - 9 3 1 N RAJESH LAB MW 789 09/05 AN
A Mahesh
AS Kri
shna Kumar
Manab Chakravarty
R Kri
shnan
R Sri
nivasan
925 CS C313 OBJECT ORIENTED 3 2 4 1 K KAVITHA F202 MWF 9 10/05 AN
PROGRAMMING & DESIGN
64 CS C342 ADV COMP ORGANIZATION 3 - 3 1 G GEETHAKUMARI F201 MWF 5 M 1 F109 09/05 AN
863 CS C352 DATA BASE SYSTEMS 3 - 3 1 R GURURAJ F109 MWF 3 Th 1 F109 02/05 AN
565 CS C362 PROGRAM LANG & COMP CONS 3 - 3 1 ARUNA MALAPATI F109 MWF 4 F 1 F109 04/05 AN
581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS 3 - 3 1 K C S MURTHY G201 T Th S 2 01/05 AN
5581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS 3 - 3 1 K C S MURTHY G103 S 567 01/05 AN
(W/P)
335 CS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS 3 - 3 1 CHITTRANJAN HOTA G101 T Th S 4 06/05 AN
Tutori
al 1 M Sada Si
va Rao F109 S 1
2 Praful
la Kal
apatapu B310 S 1
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS 2 2 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED F204 MWF 9 10/05 AN
5336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (W/P) 2 2 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED B309 S 789 01/05 AN
507 CS G513 NETWORK SECURITY 3 1 4 1 CHITTRANJAN HOTA G102 MWF 4 03/05 AN
356 CS G514 OBJORIANALYS & DESIGN 2 2 4 1 D USHA G103 T Th S 3 05/05 AN
918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING - - 5 1 G GEETHAKUMARI G101 MWF 3 07/05 AN
5918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING - - 5 1 G GEETHAKUMARI G201 S 345 07/05 AN
(W/P)
530 EA C415 INTRODUCTION TO MEMS (W/P) 3 1 4 1 N MOORTHY MUTHUKRISHNAN F201 S 789 01/05 AN
SP Regal
la
267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING 3 - 3 1 PRAFULLA KALAPATAPU F203 MWF 9 10/05 AN
5267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (W/P) 3 - 3 1 PRAFULLA KALAPATAPU B310 S 345 07/05 AN
16 ECE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS 3 - 3 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F106 T Th S 3 05/05 FN
2 MB SRINIVAS F102 T Th S 4
Tutori
al 1 MB Sri
nivas F101 T 8
2 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F106 W 1
132 ECE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS 3 3 4 1 N MOORTHY MUTHUKRISHNAN F101 T Th S 3 04/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao LAB M 789
2 PS Sai
kri
shna LAB W 789
3 Syed Ershad Ahmed LAB Th 789
Tutori
al 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F107 T 9
2 PS Sai
kri
shna F201 T 9
3 Syed Ershad Ahmed F109 T 9
454 ECE C392 MODERN COMM TECHN 3 - 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED F101 T Th S 4 F 1 F101 06/05 AN
214 ECE C393 INFO THEORY & CODING 3 - 3 1 PK THIRUVIKRAMAN F101 MWF 3 Th 1 F101 09/05 AN
241 ECE C394 COMMUNICATION NETWORKS 3 - 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED F101 MWF 4 S 1 F101 02/05 AN
52 ECON C211 FUNDA OF FIN AND ACCOUNT 3 - 3 1 BHAMATIVAVILALA G101 MWF 8 T 1 F203 02/05 FN
295 ECON C212 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 3 - 3 1 CHINNA HUSSAIN YAGANTI B309 MWF 9 10/05 AN
69 ECON C322 PUBLIC FIN THEOR & PRACT 3 - 3 1 P LALITHA B304 T Th S 4 Th 1 G103 04/05 AN
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
76 ECON C342 ECONOMETRICS 3 - 3 1 CHINNA HUSSAIN YAGANTI B304 MWF 3 M 1 B304 09/05 AN
395 ECON C362 MONEY BANK & FIN MARKETS 3 - 3 1 BHAMATIVAVILALA B304 T Th S 3 Th 7 G103 02/05 AN
397 ECON C372 INTER TRADE & BAL PAYMTS 3 - 3 1 P LALITHA B310 MWF 7 S 1 B304 06/05 AN
99 ECON C412 SECUR ANAL & PORTFOL MGT 3 - 3 1 CHINNA HUSSAIN YAGANTI G104 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
Si
varamakri
shna Kodal
i
35 EEE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS 3 - 3 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F106 T Th S 3 05/05 FN
2 MB SRINIVAS F102 T Th S 4
Tutori
al 1 MB Sri
nivas F101 T 8
2 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F106 W 1
570 EEE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS 3 3 4 1 N MOORTHY MUTHUKRISHNAN F101 T Th S 3 04/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao LAB M 789
2 PS Sai
kri
shna LAB W 789
3 Syed Ershad Ahmed LAB Th 789
Tutori
al 1 BVVSN PrabhakarRao F107 T 9
2 PS Sai
kri
shna F201 T 9
3 Syed Ershad Ahmed F109 T 9
571 EEE C374 POWER SYSTEMS 3 - 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED F103 MWF 4 S 1 F103 06/05 AN
637 EEE C383 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 3 3 4 1 ANANTH SARADHI F103 MWF 3 Th 1 F103 02/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 Ananth Saradhi LAB M 789
2 Ananth Saradhi LAB W 789
381 EEE C433 ELECTR MAG FIELD & WAVES 3 - 3 1 RAMAKRISHNA PASUMARTHY F103 T Th S 4 F 1 F103 09/05 AN
843 EEE C461 POWER ELECTRONICS 3 - 3 1 UM RAO B301 MWF 9 10/05 AN
324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN 3 1 4 1 MB SRINIVAS G202 MWF 5 07/05 AN
5324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN 3 1 4 1 SYED ERSHAD AHMED G202 S 123 07/05 AN
(W/P)
671 ENGG C212 INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS 3 - 3 1 RAMAKRISHNA PASUMARTHY F103 MWF 7 03/05 FN
385 ENGL C353 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAK - - 3 1 JOY ANURADHA B303 MWF 9 10/05 AN
848 ES C233 LOGIC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 3 - 3 1 D USHA B310 MWF 5 07/05 FN
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
563 ES C242 STRUC & PROP OF MAT 3 - 3 1 G Pavan Kumar F103 MWF 8 F 2 F106 07/05 FN
2 Ramesh Babu Adusumal
li F103 MWF 9 F 2 F103
3 SYED M HUSSAINI F106 MWF 9 F 2 B310
4 Aravi
nda N Raghavan F101 T Th S 2 F 2 G102
5 B Hari
hara Venkataraman F104 T Th S 2 F 2 F104
6 Bal
ajiGopal
an F104 T Th S 3 F 2 F201
7 R Sri
nivasan F104 T Th S 4 F 2 F203
78 ES C261 DIGITAL ELEC AND MICRO 3 - 3 1 SUBHA MADHA F109 MWF 9 F 2 G104 09/05 FN
93 ES C263 MICROPROCES PROG AND 3 2 4 1 K C S MURTHY F105 MWF 5 03/05 FN
INTER
Practi
cal 1 Subha Madha LAB M 34
2 Ananth Saradhi LAB T 12
3 P Sankar LAB T 89
4 Subha Madha LAB Th 78
5 K Gopal
a Kri
shna LAB S 12
Tutori
al 1 Subha Madha F109 T 8
2 Subha Madha F204 W 1
3 Ananth Saradhi F109 Th 8
4 K Gopal
a Kri
shna F108 Th 8
5 K Gopal
a Kri
shna F107 F 1
30 ES C272 ELECTRICAL SCIENCE II 3 - 3 1 UM Rao F105 MWF 7 10/05 FN
2 MADHURIBHAYYA F104 T Th S 5
Tutori
al 1 UM Rao F107 M 2
2 Ramakri
shna Pasumarthy F106 M 2
3 Syed Ershad Ahmed B304 M 2
4 MadhuriBhayya F101 T 1
5 MadhuriBhayya F106 W 2
6 UM Rao F107 W 2
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
7 Ramakri
shna Pasumarthy F104 W 2
8 Syed Ershad Ahmed B304 W 2
318 IS C332 DATABASE SYST AND APPL 3 - 3 1 RAKHEE B307 MWF 4 Th 1 F108 04/05 AN
293 IS C341 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING - - 3 1 NL BHANUMURTHY B309 MWF 3 M 1 B310 02/05 AN
58 IS C342 STRUCT OF PROGRAM LANG 3 - 3 1 R GURURAJ B309 T Th S 3 F 1 G101 09/05 AN
106 IS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS 3 - 3 1 K C S MURTHY G201 T Th S 2 01/05 AN
529 IS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS 3 - 3 1 CHITTRANJAN HOTA G101 T Th S 4 06/05 AN
Tutori
al 1 M Sada Si
va Rao F109 S 1
2 Praful
la Kal
apatapu B310 S 1
768 IS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS 2 2 3 1 TO BE ANNOUNCED F204 MWF 9 10/05 AN
360 IS C472 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORM SYST 3 - 3 1 K RAJITHA G101 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
715 MATH C192 MATHEMATICS II 3 - 3 1 MS Radhakri
shnan F107 MWF 5 F 2 B303 13/05 FN
2 TSL Radhi
ka F109 MWF 5 F 2 B304
3 PK Sahoo F107 MWF 7 F 2 F107
4 TSL Radhi
ka F108 MWF 7 F 2 B304
5 Dharmendra Tri
pathi F107 MWF 9 F 2 F108
6 K Venkata Ratnam F108 MWF 9 F 2 F109
7 Dharmendra Tri
pathi F107 T Th S 3 F 2 F108
8 PK Sahoo F108 T Th S 3 F 2 F107
9 Bi
vudutta Mi
shra F107 T Th S 4 F 2 B308
10 T KURMAYYA F108 T Th S 4 F 2 B309
419 MATH C222 DISCR STRUC FOR COMP SCI 3 - 3 1 K Kavi
tha G101 T Th S 3 T 8 G101 05/05 FN
2 NL BHANUMURTHY F109 T Th S 4 T 8 F202
718 MATH C241 MATHEMATICS III 3 - 3 1 A RAMU B301 T Th S 4 T 9 B301 04/05 AN
120 MATH C312 ALGEBRA II 3 - 3 1 T KURMAYYA B307 MWF 7 Th 7 B307 04/05 AN
131 MATH C322 MEASURE & INTEGRATION 3 - 3 1 A MICHAEL ALPHONSE B307 T Th S 3 S 1 B307 06/05 AN
134 MATH C332 INTRO TO FUNCTIONAL ANAL 3 - 3 1 MS RADHAKRISHNAN B307 T Th S 4 M 1 B307 09/05 AN
591 MATH C352 DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY 3 - 3 1 BIVUDUTTA MISHRA B307 MWF 5 Th 1 G104 02/05 AN
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
37 ME C211 APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS 3 - 3 1 AMIT KUMAR GUPTA F106 MWF 4 05/05 FN
Tutori
al 1 Ami
tKumarGupta F106 Th 8
2 Kurra Suresh F203 Th 8
377 ME C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I 3 - 3 1 JEEVAN JAIDI F106 MWF 3 03/05 FN
Tutori
al 1 Jeevan Jai
di F107 M 1
2 D Jaya Kri
shna G101 M 1
38 ME C314 POWER PLANT ENGINEERING 3 - 3 1 N JALAIAH F203 MWF 3 S 1 F203 02/05 AN
146 ME C332 PRIMEMOVERS & FLUID MACH 3 2 4 1 M SRINIVAS F203 MWF 4 Th 1 F203 04/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 D Jaya Kri
shna LAB M 78
2 M Sri
nivas LAB W 78
411 ME C382 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 3 - 3 1 SP REGALLA F203 T Th S 4 M 1 F203 09/05 AN
62 ME C422 DYNAMICS OF M/C & VIBRAN 3 - 3 1 YV DASESWARA RAO F203 T Th S 3 F 1 F203 06/05 AN
942 ME C441 AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES 3 - 3 1 D JAYA KRISHNA F203 T Th S 5 14/05 AN
506 ME C472 PRECISION ENGINEERING 3 - 3 1 N SURESH KUMAR REDDY F203 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
5743 MEL G621 VLSIDESIGN (W/P) 3 2 5 1 V SRIHARI G104 S 345 03/05 AN
224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN 3 2 5 1 MB SRINIVAS G102 MWF 3 07/05 AN
5224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN (W/P) 3 2 5 1 MB SRINIVAS G102 S 789 01/05 AN
Sanj
ayWC
484 MEL G641 CAD FOR IC DESIGN 3 2 5 1 N MOORTHY MUTHUKRISHNAN G103 MWF 4 01/05 AN
817 MEL G642 VLSIARCHITECTURE 2 2 4 1 V SRIHARI G102 MWF 7 08/05 AN
5817 MEL G642 VLSIARCHITECTURE (W/P) 2 2 4 1 V SRIHARI G103 S 9 08/05 AN
288 MGTS C211 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 3 - 3 1 BhamatiVavi
lal
a B303 MWF 5 12/05 FN
2 SWATIALOK F101 MWF 7
3 P Lal
itha F101 MWF 9
4 Sri
kanth Koka F103 T Th S 2
5 Sri
kanth Koka F101 T Th S 5
Tutori
al 1 BhamatiVavi
lal
a B303 M 2
2 SwatiAl
ok B310 M 2
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
3 Sri
kanth Koka B309 M 2
4 Sri
kanth Koka B310 W 2
5 P Lal
itha B309 W 2
50 PHA C212 PHARMACUTICAL ANALYSIS 2 3 3 1 AV RAMANI B301 MWF 4 05/05 FN
Practi
cal AV Ramani LAB T 789
M Sri
vidya
148 PHA C312 FORENSIC PHARMACY 3 - 3 1 A SAJELIBEGUM F204 MWF 2 02/05 AN
155 PHA C332 PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOG 2 3 3 1 RAHUL VATS F204 T Th S 4 06/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 RahulVats LAB M 789
Moni
ka Semwal
Pri
tesh Bhatt
2 RahulVats LAB W 789
Moni
ka Semwal
Pri
tesh Bhatt
158 PHA C342 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 2 3 3 1 P YOGEESWARI B301 T Th S 5 09/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 P Yogeeswari LAB T 789
JTherese Patri
sha
Jean Kumar
2 A Saj
eliBegum LAB Th 789
JTherese Patri
sha
Jean Kumar
951 PHA C413 PHARMA MANG & QUAL CONTR 3 - 3 1 A SAJELIBEGUM G102 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
952 PHA C414 BIOPHARMACEUTICS 3 - 3 1 VV VAMSIKRISHNA G103 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
248 PHA C421 PHARMA FORMUL & BIOPHARM 2 3 3 1 N ADITYA F204 T Th S 3 04/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 N Adi
tya LAB M 789
A Mal
li
ka
2 N Adi
tya LAB W 789
A Mal
li
ka
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
426 PHA G510 APPL OF STAT & COMP INFO - - 5 1 R PUNNA RAO G102 T Th S 3 10/05 AN
DVN Swetha
653 PHA G542 ADVANCED PHYSICAL PHARM 3 2 5 1 VV VAMSIKRISHNA G104 MW 4 03/05 AN
Practi
cal VV VamsiKri
shna LAB M 789
MS Thi
mmappa
67 PHA G611 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY 2 3 5 1 AV RAMANI B309 T Th 4 05/05 AN
Practi
cal P Yogeeswari LAB Th 789
Moni
ka Semwal
677 PHA G621 ADVANCED MEDICINAL CHEM 2 3 5 1 D SRIRAM B301 MW 3 07/05 AN
Practi
cal D Sri
ram LAB F 789
MS Thi
mmappa
721 PHA G632 DOSAGE FORM DESIGN 2 3 5 1 R PUNNA RAO G101 MW 4 03/05 AN
Practi
cal R Punna Rao LAB M 789
M Sri
vidya
29 PHY C132 PHYSICS II 3 - 3 1 SOURIBANERJEE F105 MWF 3 04/05 FN
2 Kannan Ramaswamy F102 MWF 3
Tutori
al 1 SouriBanerj
ee B307 T Th 1
2 MeenakshiVi
shwanathan B308 T Th 1
3 V Satya Narayana Murthy B309 T Th 1
4 SouriBanerj
ee B308 T Th 7
5 Subi
malDeb B309 T Th 7
6 MeenakshiVi
shwanathan B309 T Th 9
7 V Satya Narayana Murthy B309 WF 1
8 Kannan Ramaswamy B310 WF 1
9 PK Thi
ruvi
kraman B307 WF 1
10 Subi
malDeb B308 WF 1
165 PHY C312 STATISTICAL MECHANICS 3 - 3 1 SUBIMAL DEB B308 MWF 3 Th 1 B310 02/05 AN
166 PHY C322 SOLID STATE PHYSICS 3 - 3 1 MEENAKSHIVISHWANATHAN B308 MWF 4 F 7 B308 06/05 AN
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
889 PHY C341 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 - 3 1 PK THIRUVIKRAMAN B308 T Th S 3 M 1 B308 09/05 AN
887 PHY C352 ATOMIC & MOLE SPECTROS 3 - 3 1 KANNAN RAMASWAMY B308 T Th S 4 S 1 B308 13/05 AN
290 PHY C353 OPTICAL PHYSICS & APPLI 3 - 3 1 DIVYA SHARMA B308 T Th S 2 03/05 AN
133 PHY C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL 1 6 4 1 ARAVINDA N RAGHAVAN B308 M 2 04/05 AN
Practi
cal Aravi
nda N Raghavan LAB MW 789
B Hari
hara Venkataraman
Di
vya Sharma
V Satya Narayana Murthy
493 SOC C211 DYN OF SOCIAL CHANGE 3 - 3 1 SRIKANTH KOKA B304 MWF 9 10/05 AN
494 TA C111 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS 2 4 4 1 KURRA SURESH F102 MW 2 02/05 AN
Practi
cal 1 Anmal
a Jagadeesh LAB MW 67
Kurra Suresh
2 MVN Si
vakumar LAB MW 89
B Madhavi
3 A Vasan LAB T Th 34
Syed M Hussai
ni
4 K Raj
itha LAB T Th 67
Jeevan Jai
di
5 M Venu LAB T Th 89
YV Daseswara Rao
495 TA C112 WORKSHOP PRACTICE 2 4 4 1 N SURESH KUMAR REDDY F105 MW 2 02/05 FN
Practi
cal 1 Ami
tKumarGupta LAB MW 67
2 N Suresh KumarReddy LAB MW 89
3 Kurra Suresh LAB T Th 34
4 B Madhavi LAB T Th 67
5 G Pavan Kumar LAB T Th 89
720 TA C162 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I 3 - 3 1 RAKHEE F105 T Th S 5 11/05 FN
Tutori
al 1 Rakhee LAB MW 8
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
2 NL Bhanumurthy LAB MW 8
3 M Sada Si
va Rao LAB T Th 3
4 DVN Swetha LAB T Th 8
5 TO BE ANNOUNCED LAB T Th 8
902 TA C222 MEASUREMENT TECH II 1 6 4 1 D Purni
ma F102 T Th 7 30/04 FN
A Vasan
BVVSN PrabhakarRao
Syed M Hussai
ni
2 D Purni
ma F102 T Th 9
B Madhavi
K Gopi
kri
shna
MadhuriBhayya
Practi
cal 1 D Purni
ma LAB MWF 34
K Gopi
kri
shna
V Sri
hari
YV Daseswara Rao
2 Ramesh Babu Adusumal
li LAB MWF 67
K Raj
itha
MadhuriBhayya
Syed M Hussai
ni
3 Bal
ajiKri
shnamurthy LAB MWF 89
K Gopi
kri
shna
SP Regal
la
Syed Ershad Ahmed
4 D Purni
ma LAB T Th S 23
B Madhavi
PS Sai
kri
shna
Venu GopalMA
S
E
L P U C
D H R SESSION
5 ISREEDHAR LAB T Th S 45
G Pavan Kumar
MVN Si
vakumar
P Sankar
716 TA C252 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II 3 - 3 1 ARUNA MALAPATI F102 T Th S 2 09/05 FN
Tutori
al 1 Aruna Mal
apati LAB MW 9
2 D Usha LAB MW 9
3 K Kavi
tha LAB T Th 1
4 D Usha LAB T Th 1
5 K Kavi
tha LAB WF 5
374 TA C312 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING 3 - 3 1 MG Prasuna F106 MWF 8 14/05 FN
2 MG Prasuna F103 T Th S 3
3 JOY ANURADHA F106 T Th S 4
Tutori
al 1 JoyAnuradha F106 T 8
2 MG Prasuna F204 F 1
3 MG Prasuna F104 S 1
III. SCHEDULE OF TESTS AND QUIZZES 19 SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011
COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME
515 AAOC C111 PROB & STAT 4/2,4/3,1/4 3.00 - 3.50 PM

597 AAOC C312 OPERATIONS RESEARCH 2/2,9/3,30/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
642 AAOC C321 CONTROL SYSTEMS 25/2,8/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
582 AAOC C341 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 22/2,15/3,19/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
469 BIO C111 GENERAL BIOLOGY 28/2,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
19 BIO C312 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 8/2,22/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
20 BIO C322 ECOLOGY 24/2,7/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
21 BIO C332 GENETICS 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
320 BIO C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL 18/2,1/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
169 BIO C411 LABORATORY * *
797 BIO C412 INTRO TO BIOINFORMATICS 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
798 BIO C414 GENETIC ENGINEERING 25/2,8/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
468 BIO C416 IMMUNOLOGY 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
600 BITS C221 PRACTICE SCHOOL I * *
907 BITS C313 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT * *
550 BITS C314 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT * *
908 BITS C323 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT * *
911 BITS C324 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT * *
856 BITS C331 COMPUTER PROJECTS * *
909 BITS C333 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS * *
899 BITS C334 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS * *
901 BITS C335 COMPUTER PROJECTS * *
406 BITS C382 READING COURSE * *
596 BITS C791T TEACHING PRACTICE I * *
602 BITS C792T TEACHING PRACTICE II * *
520 BITS C797T PHD SEMINAR * *
553 BITS C799T PHD THESIS * *
* TO BE ANNOUNCED BY INSTRUCTOR-IN-CHARGE
857 BITS E793T PRACTICE LECT SERIES I * *

858 BITS E794T PRACTICE LECT SERIES II * *
547 BITS G513 STUDY IN ADVANCED TOPICS * *
801 BITS G620 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE I * *
803 BITS G621 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE II * *
756 BITS G629T DISSERTATION * *
809 BITS G639 PRACTICE SCHOOL * *
757 BITS G649 READING COURSE * *
378 CE C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I 8/2,22/3 3.00 - 3.50 PM
328 CE C241 ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES 4/3,15/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
47 CE C322 CONSTRUCTION PLAN & TECH 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
54 CE C342 WATER & WASTEWATER TREAT 21/2,11/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
329 CE C383 DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUC 18/2,1/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
938 CE C391 TRANSPORTATION ENGG 3/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
287 CE C418 INTRO TO WATER RESO ENGG 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
109 CHE C213 FLUID FLOW OPERATIONS 23/2,23/3,20/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
33 CHE C221 CHEMICAL PROCESS CALCULA 7/2,28/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
26 CHE C312 KINETICS REACTOR DESIGN 3/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
31 CHE C322 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECH 7/2,28/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
32 CHE C332 PROCESS DESIGN DECISIONS 25/2,8/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
835 CHE C441 PROCESS CONTROL 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
375 CHEM C142 CHEMISTRY II 21/2,11/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
75 CHEM C211 ATOMIC AND MOLE STRUCTURE 29/1,26/2,26/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
548 CHEM C231 CHEMISTRY PROJECT LAB * *
619 CHEM C232 CHEM OF ORGANIC COMPOUND 8/2,8/3,29/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
41 CHEM C332 SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEM 25/2,8/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
523 CHEM C351 COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY 24/2,7/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
73 CHEM C352 BONDING IN INORG COMPOUN 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM

176 CHEM C411 CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTATION * *
925 CS C313 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING & DESIGN 9/3,20/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
64 CS C342 ADV COMP ORGANIZATION 28/2,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
863 CS C352 DATA BASE SYSTEMS 3/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
565 CS C362 PROGRAM LANG & COMP CONS 18/2,1/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS 29/1,26/2,26/3 12.00 - 12.50 PM
5581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS (W/P) 29/1,26/2,26/3 12.00 - 12.50 PM
335 CS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS 5/2,5/3,9/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS 5/2,5/3,9/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
5336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (W/P) 5/2,5/3,9/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
507 CS G513 NETWORK SECURITY 25/2,18/3,15/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
356 CS G514 OBJ ORI ANALYS & DESIGN 17/2,31/3 10.00 - 10.50 AM
918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING 5/2,5/3,9/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
5918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING (W/P) 5/2,5/3,9/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
530 EA C415 INTRODUCTION TO MEMS (W/P) 8/2,8/3,29/3 2.00 - 2.50 PM
267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING 19/2,12/3,16/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
5267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (W/P) 19/2,12/3,16/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
16 ECE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS 27/1,3/3,31/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
132 ECE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS 8/2,22/3 4.00 - 4.50 PM
454 ECE C392 MODERN COMM TECHN 4/2,4/3,1/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
214 ECE C393 INFO THEORY & CODING 10/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
241 ECE C394 COMMUNICATION NETWORKS 19/2,12/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
52 ECON C211 FUNDA OF FIN AND ACCOUNT 22/2,29/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
295 ECON C212 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 28/2,18/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
69 ECON C322 PUBLIC FIN THEOR & PRACT 3/2,3/3,31/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
76 ECON C342 ECONOMETRICS 21/2,14/3,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
395 ECON C362 MONEY BANK & FIN MARKETS 24/2,7/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
397 ECON C372 INTER TRADE & BAL PAYMTS 29/1,26/2,26/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
99 ECON C412 SECUR ANAL & PORTFOL MGT 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
35 EEE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS 27/1,3/3,31/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
570 EEE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS 8/2,22/3 4.00 - 4.50 PM
571 EEE C374 POWER SYSTEMS 29/1,26/2,26/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
637 EEE C383 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 24/2,7/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
381 EEE C433 ELECTR MAG FIELD & WAVES 4/2,4/3,1/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
843 EEE C461 POWER ELECTRONICS 28/2,18/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN 19/2,12/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
5324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN (W/P) 19/2,12/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
671 ENGG C212 INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS 7/2,7/3,11/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
385 ENGL C353 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAK 28/2,18/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
848 ES C233 LOGIC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 18/2,1/4 12.00 - 12.50 PM
563 ES C242 STRUC & PROP OF MAT 18/2,11/3,8/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
78 ES C261 DIGITAL ELEC AND MICRO 4/3,15/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
93 ES C263 MICROPROCES PROG AND INTER 7/2,28/3 12.00 - 12.50 PM
30 ES C272 ELECTRICAL SCIENCE II 17/2,10/3,7/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
318 IS C332 DATABASE SYST AND APPL 3/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
293 IS C341 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 7/2,28/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
58 IS C342 STRUCT OF PROGRAM LANG 4/3,15/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
106 IS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS 29/1,26/2,26/3 12.00 - 12.50 PM
529 IS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS 5/2,5/3,9/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
768 IS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS 5/2,5/3,9/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
360 IS C472 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORM SYST 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
715 MATH C192 MATHEMATICS II 29/1,26/2,26/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
419 MATH C222 DISCR STRUC FOR COMP SCI 1/2,1/3,22/3 3.00 - 3.50 PM
718 MATH C241 MATHEMATICS III 8/2,8/3,29/3 4.00 - 4.50 PM

120 MATH C312 ALGEBRA II 24/2,7/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
131 MATH C322 MEASURE & INTEGRATION 19/2,26/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
134 MATH C332 INTRO TO FUNCTIONAL ANAL 28/2,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
591 MATH C352 DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY 10/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
37 ME C211 APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS 7/2,28/3 11.00 - 11.50 AM
377 ME C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I 21/2,14/3,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
38 ME C314 POWER PLANT ENGINEERING 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
146 ME C332 PRIMEMOVERS & FLUID MACH 3/2,3/3,31/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
411 ME C382 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 21/2,11/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
62 ME C422 DYNAMICS OF M/C & VIBRAN 4/3,15/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
942 ME C441 AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES 10/3,14/4 12.00 - 12.50 PM
506 ME C472 PRECISION ENGINEERING 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
5743 MEL G621 VLSI DESIGN (W/P) 5/2,5/3,9/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN 19/2,12/3,16/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
5224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN (W/P) 19/2,12/3,16/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
484 MEL G641 CAD FOR IC DESIGN 19/2,12/3,16/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
817 MEL G642 VLSI ARCHITECTURE 5/2,5/3,9/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
5817 MEL G642 VLSI ARCHITECTURE (W/P) 5/2,5/3,9/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
288 MGTS C211 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 24/2,17/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
50 PHA C212 PHARMACUTICAL ANALYSIS 7/2,28/3 11.00 - 11.50 AM
148 PHA C312 FORENSIC PHARMACY 16/2,16/3,6/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
155 PHA C332 PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOG 1/3,19/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
158 PHA C342 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 19/2,12/3,16/4 12.00 - 12.50 PM
951 PHA C413 PHARMA MANG & QUAL CONTR 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
952 PHA C414 BIOPHARMACEUTICS 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
248 PHA C421 PHARMA FORMUL & BIOPHARM 26/2,9/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
426 PHA G510 APPL OF STAT & COMP INFO 24/2,17/3,14/4 10.00 - 10.50 AM
653 PHA G542 ADVANCED PHYSICAL PHARM 25/2,18/3,15/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
67 PHA G611 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY 1/3,19/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
677 PHA G621 ADVANCED MEDICINAL CHEM 16/2,30/3 10.00 - 10.50 AM
721 PHA G632 DOSAGE FORM DESIGN 7/2,7/3,11/4 11.00 - 11.50 AM
29 PHY C132 PHYSICS II 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
165 PHY C312 STATISTICAL MECHANICS 24/2,17/3,14/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
166 PHY C322 SOLID STATE PHYSICS 18/2,1/4 2.00 - 2.50 PM
889 PHY C341 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 28/2,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
887 PHY C352 ATOMIC & MOLE SPECTROS 5/2,5/3,9/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
290 PHY C353 OPTICAL PHYSICS & APPLI 3/3,14/4 9.00 - 9.50 AM
133 PHY C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL * *
493 SOC C211 DYN OF SOCIAL CHANGE 28/2,18/4 4.00 - 4.50 PM
494 TA C111 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS 6/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
495 TA C112 WORKSHOP PRACTICE 7/2,28/3 8.00 - 8.50 AM
720 TA C162 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I 28/2,18/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
902 TA C222 MEASUREMENT TECH II 5/3 2.00 - 3.50 PM
716 TA C252 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II 1/3,19/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
374 TA C312 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING 3/2,21/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM
IV.TEXT BOOKS 25 SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011
COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE TEXT BOOK(S)

515 AAOC C111 PROB & STAT Milton, J.Susan and J.C.Arnold
Intro to Probability and Statistics
TMH, 4th ed , 2003
597 AAOC C312 OPERATIONS RESEARCH (i) Taha, Hamdy A
Operations Research:An Introduction
PHI/Pearson Edu,8th ed.,2007
(ii) Venkateswaran S. and B. Singh
Operations Research
Notes EDD, V.1, 2 & 3, 2007
642 AAOC C321 CONTROL SYSTEMS Nagrath I.J. and M. Gopal
Control Systems Engineering
NAIL , 5th ed. , 2007
582 AAOC C341 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS Gerald,Curtis F& P.O.Wheatley
Applied Numerical Analysis
Pearson Edu. 7th ed.,2003
469 BIO C111 GENERAL BIOLOGY Enger, Eldon D and Others
Concepts in Biology
TMH.13th,2010
19 BIO C312 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Wolpert, Lewis & Others
Principles of Development
OUP, 3rd ed, 2007
20 BIO C322 ECOLOGY E. P. Odum & G. W. Barrett
Fundamentals of Ecology
Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning, 5th ed, 2005
21 BIO C332 GENETICS Tamarin, Robert H.
Principles of Genetics
TMH, 7th ed., 2002
320 BIO C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL (i) Willard, H H & Others
Instrumental Methods of Analysis
CBS, 7th ed, 1988
(ii) Parimoo, P
Pharmaceutical Analysis
CBS, 1998
169 BIO C411 LABORATORY No text book required

797 BIO C412 INTRO TO BIOINFORMATICS Baxevanis, Andreas and B.F. Quellette
Bioinformatics
Wiley , 1998
798 BIO C414 GENETIC ENGINEERING Kapur,Suman & A.K.Das
Genetic Engg Manual
Notes-EDD , 2006
468 BIO C416 IMMUNOLOGY Kuby,Janis & Others
Immunology
Freeman, 6th ed. , 2007
600 BITS C221 PRACTICE SCHOOL I No text book required
907 BITS C313 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required
550 BITS C314 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required
908 BITS C323 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required
911 BITS C324 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required
856 BITS C331 COMPUTER PROJECTS No text book required
909 BITS C333 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS No text book required
899 BITS C334 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS No text book required
901 BITS C335 COMPUTER PROJECTS No text book required
406 BITS C382 READING COURSE No text book required
596 BITS C791T TEACHING PRACTICE I No text book required
602 BITS C792T TEACHING PRACTICE II No text book required
520 BITS C797T PHD SEMINAR No text book required
553 BITS C799T PHD THESIS No text book required
857 BITS E793T PRACTICE LECT SERIES I No text book required
858 BITS E794T PRACTICE LECT SERIES II No text book required
547 BITS G513 STUDY IN ADVANCED TOPICS No text book required
801 BITS G620 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE I No text book required
803 BITS G621 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE II No text book required
756 BITS G629T DISSERTATION No text book required
809 BITS G639 PRACTICE SCHOOL No text book required


757 BITS G649 READING COURSE No text book required
378 CE C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I (i) Modi P.N. & S.M. Seth
Hydrau and Fluid Mech; Inclu Hydraulic Mach
Standard, 16th ed., 2007
(ii) Welty J.R. & Others
Funda of Momen, Heat & Mass Trans
WSE, 4th ed.,2000
328 CE C241 ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES Hibbeler,R C
Structural Analysis
Pearson Edu, 6th ed, 2006
47 CE C322 CONSTRUCTION PLAN & TECH (i) Arora S.P. and S.P. Bindra
A Textbook of Building Construction
Dhanpat Rai, 4th ed., 1988
(ii) Gupta Rajiv
Construction Planning & Technology
CBS, 2nd ed., 2004
54 CE C342 WATER & WASTEWATER TREAT (i) Punmia, B C & Others
Environmental Engineering. Vol I & II
Laxmi, 2nd ed, 1998
(ii) Moondra H.S. and Rajiv Gupta
Lab Manual for Civil Engg
CBS, 2nd ed., 2000
329 CE C383 DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUC Pillai,S.U & D.Menon
Reinforced Concrete Design
TMH, 2nd ed., 2003
938 CE C391 TRANSPORTATION ENGG (i) Khanna, S K & C E G Justo
Highway Engineering
Nem Chand, 8th ed., 2001
(ii) Khanna, S K & Others
Airport Planning and Design
Nem Chand, 6th ed. , 1999
287 CE C418 INTRO TO WATER RESO ENGG Patra, K.C.
Hydrology & Water Resource Engg
Narosa, 2001

109 CHE C213 FLUID FLOW OPERATIONS (i) Fox Robert W & A T McDonald
Intro to fluid Mech
WSE, 5th ed., 2001
(ii) McCabe, W L & Others
Unit Operations of Chem.Engg
MGHISE, 7th ed., 2005
33 CHE C221 CHEMICAL PROCESS CALCULA Himmelblau, D.M.
Basic Princ. & Calcu in Chem Engg
PHI/Pearson Edu., 6th ed., 1997
26 CHE C312 KINETICS REACTOR DESIGN Fogler, H Scott
Elements of Chemical Reaction Engg
31 CHE C322 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECH Rao G.M. and M. Sittig
Dryden's Outline of Chemical Tech.
EWP, 3rd ed.,1997
32 CHE C332 PROCESS DESIGN DECISIONS Douglas, James M
Conceptual Design of Chem Process
MGHISE, 1988
835 CHE C441 PROCESS CONTROL (i) Seborg, Dale E and others
Process Dynamics and Control
WSE, 2nd ed, 2004
(ii) Babu, B V and Others
Chemical Engg Lab Manual
Notes EDD , 2006
375 CHEM C142 CHEMISTRY II (i) Wade, L.G.
Organic Chemistry
Pearson Edu, 6th ed., 2006
(ii) Lee, J.D.
Concise Inorganic Chemistry
OUP, 5th ed.,1996
75 CHEM C211 ATOMIC AND MOLE STRUCTURE (i) McQuarrie Donald, A.
Quantum Chemistry
Viva. Bks., 1983
(ii) Levine, Ira N
Physical Chemistry
TMH, 5th ed. 2002

548 CHEM C231 CHEMISTRY PROJECT LAB Elias, Anil J
General Chemistry Experiments
Univ. Press, 2002
619 CHEM C232 CHEM OF ORGANIC COMPOUND Wade, L G
Organic Chemistry
Pearson Edu, 6th ed,2006
41 CHEM C332 SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEM Warren, Stuart
Organic Synthesis:The Disconnection Approach
WSE , 1982
523 CHEM C351 COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY (i) Szabo, Attila & N.S. Ostland
Modern Quantum Chemistry
Dover, 1996
(ii) Norris,A C
Computational Chemistry
Wiley, 1981
73 CHEM C352 BONDING IN INORG COMPOUN Huheey, J E and Others
Inorganic Chemistry
176 CHEM C411 CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTATION (i) A. I. Vogel
Qualitative Inorganic analysis
CBS Publishers and Distributor
(ii) A. I. Vogel
Quantitative Inorganic analysis
CBS Publishers and Distributor
(iii) A. I. Vogel
Quantitative Organic analysis
CBS Publishers and Distributor, 2nd ed
925 CS C313 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING & Herbert Schildt
DESIGN Java 2: The Complete Reference
Tata Mc Graw Hill, 7th ed, 2006
64 CS C342 ADV COMP ORGANIZATION (i) Patterson, D.A. & J.L. Hennessy
Computer Organization & Design
Elsevier, 3rd ed., 2005
(ii) Palnitkar, Samir
Verilog HDL
Pearson Edu, 2nd ed, 2003

863 CS C352 DATA BASE SYSTEMS Garcia-Molina Hector & Others
Database Systems- The Complete Book
Pearson Edu.,2001
565 CS C362 PROGRAM LANG & COMP CONS Aho, Alfred V & Others
Compilers; Principles, Techniques & Tools
Pearson Edu, 1986
581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS Douglass, Bruce Powel
Real Time UML: Dev. Effic. Objects for Emb. Sys
Pearson Edu., 3rd ed., 2004
5581 CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS (W/P) Douglass, Bruce Powel
335 CS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS Peterson Larry L & Bruce S Davie
Computer Networks: A Systems Approach
Elsevier, 4th ed., 2007
336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS Foley J D & Others
Computer Graphics:Principles & Practice
Pearson Edu , 2nd ed. , 1996
5336 CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (W/P) Foley J D & Others
507 CS G513 NETWORK SECURITY Stallings,William
Cryptography & Network Security
PHI/Pearson Edu, 4th ed, 2006
356 CS G514 OBJ ORI ANALYS & DESIGN Ali Behrami
Object Oriented Systems Development Using Unified Modelling Language
Mc. Graw Hill International Edition, 1999
918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING Wolf, Wayne
FPGA Based System Design
Pearson Edu, 2004
5918 CS G553 RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING (W/P) Wolf, Wayne
FPGA Based System Design
Pearson Edu, 2004
530 EA C415 INTRODUCTION TO MEMS (W/P) Hsu, Tai-Ran
MEMS and Microsys.: Design & Manufact.
TMH, 2002

267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (i) Li, Ze-Nian & Mark S Drew
Fundamentals of Multimedia
PHI/Pearson Edu , 2004
(ii) Steinmetz, Ralf & K. Nahrstedt
Multimedia:Computing, Comm.& Appl.
Pearson Edu , 1995
5267 EA C473 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (W/P) (i) Li, Ze-Nian & Mark S Drew
Fundamentals of Multimedia
PHI/Pearson Edu , 2004
(ii) Steinmetz, Ralf & K. Nahrstedt
Multimedia:Computing, Comm.& Appl.
Pearson Edu , 1995
16 ECE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS (i) Lathi, B P
Signal Processing and Linear Systems
OUP, 2000
(ii) Nagrath, I J and S.N. Sharan
Signals and Systems
TMH, 2001
132 ECE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS (i) Maheshwari L K & M M S Anand
Analog Electronics
PHI, 2005
(ii) Sedra Adel S & K C Smith
Microelectronic ciruits
OUP, 5th ed., 2004
(iii) Maheshwari L K & M M S Anand
Lab Experiments&PSPICE Simu in Analog Electronics
PHI, 2005
454 ECE C392 MODERN COMM TECHN TO BE ANNOUNCED
214 ECE C393 INFO THEORY & CODING Dr. Ranjan Bose
Information Theory, Coding and Cryptography
Tata Mc. Graw Hill, 2nd ed
241 ECE C394 COMMUNICATION NETWORKS TO BE ANNOUNCED
52 ECON C211 FUNDA OF FIN AND ACCOUNT (i) Horngren Charles T & Others
Introduction to Financial Accountancy

FUNDA OF FIN AND ACCOUNT (ii) Bhole, L M
Fin. Inst. & Markets: Str. Growth & Innov.
TMH, 4th ed., 2004
295 ECON C212 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS Case Karl, E & Ray C Fair
Principle of Economics
Pearson Education, 8th ed, 2006
69 ECON C322 PUBLIC FIN THEOR & PRACT Musgrave Richard A & P B Musgrave
Public Finance in Theory and Practice
TMH, 5th ed., 1989
76 ECON C342 ECONOMETRICS Christpher Dougherty
Introduction to Econometrics
Oxford, 3rd ed, 2007
395 ECON C362 MONEY BANK & FIN MARKETS Mishkin, F S & S.G. Eakins
Financial Markets & Institutions
Pearson Edu, 5th ed,2006
397 ECON C372 INTER TRADE & BAL PAYMTS Salvatore, Dominik
International Economics
WSE, 8th ed, 2003
99 ECON C412 SECUR ANAL & PORTFOL MGT Fischer,Donald E & R J. Jordan
Security Analysis & Portf. Mgmt
PHI/Pearson Edu, 6th ed, 1995
35 EEE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS (i) Lathi, B P
Signal Processing and Linear Systems
OUP, 2000
(ii) Nagrath, I J and S.N. Sharan
Signals and Systems
TMH, 2001
570 EEE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS (i) Maheshwari L K & M M S Anand
Analog Electronics
PHI, 2005
(ii) Sedra Adel S & K C Smith
Microelectronic ciruits
OUP, 5th ed., 2004
(iii) Maheshwari L K & M M S Anand
Lab Experiments&PSPICE Simu in Analog Electronics
PHI, 2005

571 EEE C374 POWER SYSTEMS Nagrath I.J. and D.P.Kothari
Power System Engg.
TMH, 2nd ed,2008
637 EEE C383 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (i) Lathi, B P
Modern Digital and Analog Comm.Systems
OUP, 3rd ed, 1998
(ii) Haykin Simon
Communication Systems
WSE, 4th ed, 2000
(iii) Balasubramanian, S. & Others
Lab Manual for Communication Systems
Notes-EDD, 2006
381 EEE C433 ELECTR MAG FIELD & WAVES Kraus John D & D.A. Fleisch
Electromagnetics with Applications
MGHISE, 5th ed., 1999
843 EEE C461 POWER ELECTRONICS Mohan, Ned & Others
Power Electronics:Converters,Appl & Design
WSE, 3rd ed,2003
324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN Wolf, Wayne
Comp. as Components: Prin. of Emb. Comp.
Elsevier , 2nd ed, 2008
5324 EEE G512 EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN (W/P) Wolf, Wayne
Comp. as Components: Prin. of Emb. Comp.
Elsevier , 2nd ed, 2008
671 ENGG C212 INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS Gupta, Rajiv & I J Nagrath
Introduction to Systems
NAIL, 2005
385 ENGL C353 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAK Lata Pushp & Meenakshi Raman
Effective Public Speaking
Notes-EDD,2005
848 ES C233 LOGIC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE TO BE ANNOUNCED
563 ES C242 STRUC & PROP OF MAT Callister, William D

Materials Sc & EnggAn Intro
WSE, 7th ed, 2007

78 ES C261 DIGITAL ELEC AND MICRO (i) Tocci Ronald J. & Neal S., Widmer
Digital systems : Principles and Applications
PHI/Pearson Edu., 10th ed., 2007
(ii) Brey Barry B. & C R Sarma
The Intel Microproc.: Arch, Prog. & Interfacing
Pearson Edu., 2002
93 ES C263 MICROPROCES PROG AND INTER (i) Brey Barry B. & C R Sarma
The Intel Microproc.: Arch, Prog. & Interfacing
Pearson Edu., 8th Edition, 2008
(ii) Gurunarayanan, S and others
Microprocessor Prog. & Interfacing
Notes-EDD, 2006
30 ES C272 ELECTRICAL SCIENCE II Nagrath, I J & D.P. Kothari
Basic Electrical Engineering
TMH, 2nd ed, 2002
318 IS C332 DATABASE SYST AND APPL Ramakrishnan, Raghu & J. Gehrke
Database Mgt Systems
MGHISE, 3rd ed, 2003
293 IS C341 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (i) Pressman, R S
Software Engineering:A Practitioner's Appr.
MGHISE , 6th ed , 2004
(ii) Larman, Craig
Applying UML Patterns
Pearson Edu. , 3rd ed. , 2004
58 IS C342 STRUCT OF PROGRAM LANG (i) Aho, Alfred V & Others
Compilers:Principles, Technique & Tools
Pearson Edu, 1986
(ii) Sethi, Ravi
Programming Lang:Concepts & Constructs
Pearson Edu, 2nd, ed., 1996
106 IS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS Douglass, Bruce Powel
529 IS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS Peterson Larry L & Bruce S Davie
Computer Networks: A Systems Approach
Elsevier, 4th ed., 2007

768 IS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS Foley J D & Others
360 IS C472 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORM SYST (i) Gupta, Rajiv & M K Rohil
Computing Aspects of Geogr. Inf. Sys.
Notes EDD , 2006
(ii) Chandra A M and S.K. Ghosh
Remote Sensing & Geographical Information System
Narosa, 2006
715 MATH C192 MATHEMATICS II (i) Kolman, Bernard & D.R. Hill
Introductory Linear Algebra with Appl.
(ii) Churchill, R V and James W, Brown
Complex Variables and Applications
MGHISE , 8th ed. , 2008
419 MATH C222 DISCR STRUC FOR COMP SCI Mott, Joe L & Others
Discrete Math. for Computer Scien. & Math.
PHI, 2nd ed, 1986
718 MATH C241 MATHEMATICS III Simmons, G F
Diff Eq. with Appl. & Hist Notes
TMH , 2nd ed , 1991
120 MATH C312 ALGEBRA II Herstein, Israel N
Topics in Algebra
WSE, 2nd ed, 1975
131 MATH C322 MEASURE & INTEGRATION Jain, P.K. and V.P. Gupta
Lebesgue measure and integration
NAIL, 1986
134 MATH C332 INTRO TO FUNCTIONAL ANAL Kreyszig, Erwin
Intry. Functional Analysis with Appl.
WSE, 1978
591 MATH C352 DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY Pressley, A
Elementary Differential Geometry
Springer(India), 2001
37 ME C211 APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS Nag P.K.
Engineering Thermodynamics
TMH, 4rd ed, 2008

377 ME C212 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I Welty J.R. & Others
Fund of Momentum, Heat & Mass Transfer
WSE, 4th ed, 2000
38 ME C314 POWER PLANT ENGINEERING Nag, P.K.
Power Plant Engineering
TMH, 3rd ed, 2008
146 ME C332 PRIMEMOVERS & FLUID MACH (i) Lal Jagdish
Hydraulic Machines
Metropolitan, 6th ed.rev.,1975
(ii) Kadambi V and Manohar Prasad
An Introduction to Energy Conversion
NAIL, Vol III ,1977
(iii) Deshmukh, S S and Manoj S.Soni
Lab Manual for Prime Movers & Fluid Mech
Notes -EDD,1997
411 ME C382 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN Zeid, Ibrahim,
CAD/CAM: Theory & Practice
TMH, 1991
62 ME C422 DYNAMICS OF M/C & VIBRAN (i) Uicker J J & Others
Theory of Machines and Mechanisms
OUP, 3rd ed., 2003
(ii) Thomson William T & M D Dahleh
Theory of Vibrations with Applications
Pearson Edu. , 5th ed. , 1998
942 ME C441 AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (i) Heitner J.
Automotive Mechanics
EWP , 2nd ed. , 1980
(ii) Giri N K
Automobile Mechanics
Khanna , 8th ed , 2006
506 ME C472 PRECISION ENGINEERING (i) Murty, R L
Precision Engg in Manuf.
NAIL, 1996
(ii) Beckwith, T G & Others
Mechanical Measurements

5743 MEL G621 VLSI DESIGN (W/P) Eshraghian, Kamran & Others
Essentials of VLSI Circuits and Systems
PHI, 2005
224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN Razavi, Behzad
Des. of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits
TMH, 2001
5224 MEL G632 ANALOG IC DESIGN (W/P) Razavi, Behzad
Des. of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits
TMH, 2001
484 MEL G641 CAD FOR IC DESIGN Trimberger S.M.
An Introductuon to CAD for VLSI
Kluwer, 1987
817 MEL G642 VLSI ARCHITECTURE Patterson, David A & JL.Hennessy
Elsevier, 3rd ed, 2004
5817 MEL G642 VLSI ARCHITECTURE (W/P) Patterson, David A & JL.Hennessy
Elsevier, 3rd ed, 2004
288 MGTS C211 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT (i) Robbins,Stephen P & Others
Fundamentals of Management
(ii) Bhatt, Anil and Arya Kumar
Management Principles, Processes & Practices
OUP, 2008
50 PHA C212 PHARMACUTICAL ANALYSIS Beckett, Arnold H & J.B. Stenlake
Practical Pharmaceutical Chemistry.Vol.1&2
CBS, 4th ed, 1988
148 PHA C312 FORENSIC PHARMACY Mithal B.M.
Textbook of Forensic Pharmacy
Vallabh, 10th ed, 1999
155 PHA C332 PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOG Satoskar R S & Others
Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics
Popular, 19th ed., 2005
158 PHA C342 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Sriram,D & P.Yogeeswari
Medicinal Chemistry
Pearson Edu,2007

951 PHA C413 PHARMA MANG & QUAL CONTR (i) Khanna, O.P.
Industrial Engineering & Mgt
Dhanpat Rai , Rev.ed , 1999
(ii) Willig, Sindney H & James R Stoker
Good Manuf Prac for Phar:A Plan for Total Q.C.
Marcel Dekker , 5th ed , 2001
952 PHA C414 BIOPHARMACEUTICS Brahmankar, D.M. & S.B. Jaiswal
Biopharma & Pharmacok. A Treatise
Vallabh , 1995
248 PHA C421 PHARMA FORMUL & BIOPHARM Mithal B.M.
Textbook of Pharmaceutical Formulation
Vallabh 6th, ed., 1997
426 PHA G510 APPL OF STAT & COMP INFO (i) Gottfried, B S
Programming with C
TMH , 2nd ed , 2006
(ii) Bolton, S
Pharma. Stat.:Pract. & Clinical Appl
Marcel Dekker , 4th ed , 2004
653 PHA G542 ADVANCED PHYSICAL PHARM Carstensen, J.T.
Pharmaceutical Preformulation
CRC Press, 1998
67 PHA G611 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY Goodman, L S & A.G. Gilman
The Pharmacological basis of Therapeutics
MGHISE , 11th ed , 2006
677 PHA G621 ADVANCED MEDICINAL CHEM (i) Burger, Alfred
Burger's Medicinal Chem. & Drug Discovery
Wiley, 6th ed. Vol 1-6 , 2003
(ii) Cohen, N Clande
Guidebook on Mole. Mod. in Drug Design
Elsevier, 1996
721 PHA G632 DOSAGE FORM DESIGN Chien, Yie W
Novel Drug Delivery
Marcel Dekker,2nd ed,1992
29 PHY C132 PHYSICS II Griffiths,David J
Intro to Electrodynamics
PHI, 3rd ed, 1999

165 PHY C312 STATISTICAL MECHANICS Pathria, R K
Statistical Mechanics
Elsevier,2nd ed, 1996
166 PHY C322 SOLID STATE PHYSICS Kittel, Charles
Intro to Solid State Physics
WSE, 7th ed, 1995
889 PHY C341 NUCLEAR PHYSICS Devanathan,V
Nuclear Physics
Narosa,2006
887 PHY C352 ATOMIC & MOLE SPECTROS (i) Banwell, C N
Fundamentals of Mole. Spect.
TMH, 4th ed.,1994
(ii) Richtmyer F.K. and Others
Intro. to Modern Physics
TMH,6th ed.,1981
290 PHY C353 OPTICAL PHYSICS & APPLI Ghatak Ajoy K.
Optics
TMH, 3rd ed, 2005
133 PHY C391 INSTRU METHODS OF ANAL (i) Willard, H.H. & Others
Instrumental Methods of Analysis
CBS, 7th ed, 1988
(ii) Mahesh, R and others
Lab Manual for Instru. Methods of Analysis
Notes-EDD, 2006
493 SOC C211 DYN OF SOCIAL CHANGE (i) Gisbert P.
Fundamentals of Sociology
Longman-O , 3rd ed. , 1973
(ii) Prakash Nirupama & Motilal Das
Dyn of Social Change
Notes EDD , 2006
494 TA C111 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Kulkarni, D M, Rastogi A P and Sarkar A K
Engineering Graphics with AutoCAD
PHI, 2010
495 TA C112 WORKSHOP PRACTICE (i) Parashar, B S N & R K Mittal
Elements of Manufacturing Processes
PHI , 2003

WORKSHOP PRACTICE (ii) Sangwan, K S & Others
Workshop Practice Manual
Notes-EDD, 2007
720 TA C162 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I (i) Patt, Yale N & S J Patel
Intro to Computing System
TMH , 2nd ed. , 2004
(ii) Hanly, Jeri R & E.B. koffman
Problem Solving & Program Design in C
902 TA C222 MEASUREMENT TECH II (i) Holman J.P.
Expri. Methods for Engineers
TMH, 7th ed., 2000
(ii) Raman K.E. and others
Measurement Techniques II Lab Manual
Notes EDD, 2000
716 TA C252 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II (i) Dromey R.G
How to Solve C by Computer
Pearson Edu,1982
(ii) Hanly, Jeri R & E.B.Koffman
Problem Solving & Program Design in C
Pearson Edu, 5th ed ,2007
374 TA C312 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING Sharma R.C. and Krishna Mohan
Business Corres. & Report Writing
TMH , 3rd ed. , 2002
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V. SUGGESTIONS FOR CHOOSING ELECTIVES
(A) For First Degree Students:

While exercising the choice of an elective, students are advised to note the following points:
(a) The electives can simultaneously serve varied but distinctive ambitions of a student depending upon whether he/she
wants to prepare himself/herself for a multi-disciplinary professional challenge or to orient himself/herself towards
Higher Studies, Teaching and Research.
(b) Before choosing the electives, you may go through the list of currently available DCOC’s of your discipline, of other
disciplines and also elective courses in areas like BITS, HSS (Humanities and Social Sciences), HUM (Humanities),
EA (Emerging Area) appearing in the Timetable at appropriate places.
(c) Some courses of higher degree programmes are also available as electives for students of integrated first degree
programmes of the respective discipline with the restriction specified below.
(d) While choosing the electives, the student should make sure that he/she satisfies the required prerequisite as well as
prior preparation conditions as given in Section VI of the Timetable. The student may consult his/her registration
advisor for counseling on the choice of electives.
(e) Students chart may have Elective slot(s) before they begin their CDC courses. Students are advised to take Elective
courses, which are specially designed for second level in their disciplines or take HSS or HUM courses as Elective in
this slot. They should not take CDC/DCOC courses in this slot.
(f) Students are advised to take a few HUM, HSS courses as electives.
Registration of CDC as Elective
CDC which is not a part of the compulsory requirements of the student (single degree or dual degree):
For a CDC of group A & B programmes, you must have cleared all the named prior preparation courses of that discipline’s
CDC. For a CDC of group C programmes, you must have cleared the required number of courses as required for prior
preparation of that CDC, and CDC course should be available to your group and discipline.
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Registration of DCOC as Elective

You must have cleared or registered in your own CDC. However for a C group student intending to register in a DCOC of A &
B group programmes, he/she must fulfill the prior preparation as specified for the corresponding CDC.
Registration of Higher Degree Courses as Elective (For Students of Integrated First Degree Programmes)
You must have cleared or registered in the CDC of respective discipline of the higher degree course. Only one higher degree
course can be taken as elective in a semester.
(B) For Higher Degree Students:
Higher degree students can choose electives from the specified electives of their respective degrees. For any course outside the
specified electives, approval from Higher Degree Counselling Committee (HDCC) shall be obtained.
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VI. PREREQUISITES/RESTRICTIONS
(A) For First Degree Courses:
The perquisites/restrictions given below are addition to the prior preparation required for CDC/DCOC/PS/TS courses as
specified in clauses 3.14 and 3.15 of the Academic Regulations.
Course No. Pre./Res.
AAOC C312 AAOC C111
AAOC C321 ES C241, ENGG C111, MATH C191
AAOC C341 MATH C191, MATH C192
BIO C411 Only for MSc (Hons.) BIO
BITS C331 Prior preparation for one’s own CDC or for CDC of first
BITS C335 degree for dual degree students
CHE C441 AAOC C321
CHEM C142 CHEM C141
CHEM C411 Only for MSc (Hons.) CHEM
CS C342 CS C391, EEE C391
ES C261 Only for Group C Programme
IS C341 TA C252
MATH C312 MATH C311
MATH C322 MATH C321
MATH C332 MATH C321
MATH C352 MATH C321
TA C252 TA C162
(B) For Higher Degree Courses:

The courses for MPhil (Applied) are not available for Higher Degree Programmes (ME/MPharm/MPhil).
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VII. CERTAIN INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION

1. While making Timetable, ENSURE:
• to include the common hour/tutorial hours of courses in your Timetable.
• to include test date, day & hour, compre date of all courses in your blank Timetable/Examination Schedule.
• that you have provision for lunch hour on all days (lunch hours are 4,5 and 6)
2. If you are registering for a course which is not printed on the Registration Card:
Enter COM CODE, COURSE NO., COURSE TITLE and TYPE on the Registration Card before getting the course/section
allotted.
3. Cross out the COM CODE, COURSE NO., COURSE TITLE and TYPE for the course(s) in which you have not registered
before submitting the Registration Card to the Course/Section Allotment In-charge.
4. If you are registering for Elective courses, refer to Section V of the Timetable on “Suggestions for choosing electives”.
5. Project Type Courses: If you are allotted a project type course by Faculty In-charge, ID, you should get yourself registered in
the correct course. If you have an elective slot, it should be filled with the allotted project type course. If you get any change in
project course allotment by Faculty In-charge, ID, after registration, you must substitute the registered course.
6. You must sign and submit the registration card to your Registration Advisor to complete your registration.
7. Offering of non-compulsory courses with inadequate registration may be unilaterally cancelled. If you are registered for such a
course, it will be removed from your registered courses unless a request for substitution is made within prescribed time.
8. If you register in any course for which you are not eligible, your registration in it will be cancelled unilaterally and you will be
awarded ‘RC’ in such a course unless a request for substitution is made within prescribed time, and substitution is
permitted.
9. If there is a need of amendment in your Registration, ensure that it is properly incorporated in your Registration card.
10. If a higher degree student desires to change prescribed courses, then he requires the approval of the Higher Degree Counselling
Committee.
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VIII. LIST OF EQUIVALENT COURSES

The following are the list of equivalent courses offered in this semester:
EQUIVALENT
COURSE NO. COURSE TITLE
COURSE
CS C424 SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDED SYS IS C424
CS C461 COMPUTER NETWORKS IS C461
CS C471 COMPUTER GRAPHICS IS C471
EEE C272 CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS ECE C272
EEE C364 ANALOG ELECTRONICS ECE C364

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IX. LIBRARY, EDD AND CAMPUS BOOK STORE

Central Library Facilities:
There is no separate library card; the Institute ID card issued by SWD serves as the library card too. However, before borrowing
books, all students have to register with the library using their ID cards.
o Library services are fully automated
o Students can have access the library catalogue from the hostel rooms
o Students can borrow 5 books
o Library works 7 day a week
o 9 am to 9 pm
o Wi-Fi facility in the library
For more information on Central Library please check www.bits-hyderabad.ac.in or contact the library staff.
Purchase of books/EDD notes from Higginbothams campus book store at shopping complex:
1. Consult the list of text books/EDD given in the Timetable to be purchased.
2. All the text books/EDD will be available with the Bookstore.
3. 25% discount is allowed on all CASH purchases
Book Store Working Hours:
Monday to Friday : 11.00 AM to 7.00 PM
Saturday : 11.00 AM to 5.30 PM
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X. UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY LINKAGE: PRACTICE SCHOOL PROGRAMMES

The practice school programmes are running from January 6, 2011 to June 17, 2011 at the following stations. The names of the
instructors are given station-wise.
S.No Name Faculty Name
1. Sierra Atlantic Software Services Ltd.,Hyderabad
2. Adaequare Info Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad
3. Computer Associates India
4. Amazon Development Center,Hyderabad M Malathi
5. Centre For Dna Fingerprinting And Diagnostics,Hyderabad
6. Fiorano Software Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad
7. Imi Mobile
8. Bevcon Wayors Pvt. Ltd.
9. Aster Teleservices Ltd.,Hyderabad N Jalaiah
10. Indian Institute Of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad
11. Bharat Dynamics Ltd. (BDL),Hyderabad
12. Cmc Ltd.,Hyderabad K Gopala Krishna
13. Saha Software Solns Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad
14. International Adv. Res. Center for Powder Metallurgy & New Materials,Hyd
15. Bravo Lucy, Hyderabad
16. Nvidia
M Venu
17. Matrix Labs Ltd.,Hyderabad
18. Jda Software Solutions (Formely I2 Technologies),Hyderabad
19. Nagarjuna Construction Co Ltd, Hyderabad
20. Vasant Chemicals And Organics Ltd., Hyderabad
21. Dr. Reddys Laboratories Ltd., Hyderabad
22. Hetero Drugs Ltd.,Hyderabad
JT Rao
23. Puzzolana Heavy Machineries,Hyderabad
24. Hetero Med Solutions Ltd., Hyderabad
25. Novartis,Hyderabad
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26. KPMG
27. Orbees Infolabs (India) Pvt.Ltd.
Swati Alok
28. Idea Cellular
29. Kony Labs,Hyderabad
30. Administrative Staff College Of India, Hyderabad
31. Qualcomm India Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad
32. Transgraph Consulting Pvt Ltd,Hyderabad
BR Murthy
33. National Consultancy For Planning & Engineering, Hyderabad
34. GSS America
35. Oracle India Pvt Ltd.,Hyderabad
36. Scube Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
D Jaya Krishna
37 Deccansoft Software Service
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BLANK TIMETABLE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Day/Hour
8.00-8.50 AM 9.00-9.50 AM 10.00-10.50 AM 11.00-11.50 AM 12.00-12.50 PM 1.00-1.50 PM 2.00-2.50 PM 3.00-3.50 PM 4.00-4.50 PM
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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BLANK EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Compre
January Test Date February Test Date March Test Date April Test Date May
Date
1 1 1 1 1 SUNDAY
2 SUNDAY 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 SUNDAY 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 SUNDAY 6 SUNDAY 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8 SUNDAY
9 SUNDAY 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 SUNDAY 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
14 14 14 14 14
15 15 15 15 15 SUNDAY
16 SUNDAY 16 16 16 16
17 17 17 17 SUNDAY 17
18 18 18 18 18
19 19 19 19 19
21 21 21 21 21
22 22 22 22 22 SUNDAY
23 SUNDAY 23 23 23 23
24 24 24 24 SUNDAY 24
25 25 25 25 25
26 26 26 26 26
28 28 28 28 28
29 29 29 29 SUNDAY
30 SUNDAY 30 30 30
31 31 31
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TIMETABLE TEAM
Dr. Bivudutta Mishra (In-charge, Timetable)

Dr. Anupam Bhattacharya (In-charge, Test Scheduling)
Dr. PK Thiruvikraman
Dr. P Sankar Ganesh
Dr. Kota Venkata Ratnam
Dr. PK Sahoo
Dr. A Vasan
Ms. DVN Swetha
Dr. BVVSN Prabhakara Rao
Mr. MS Udayakumar (Librarian)
Dr. M Srinivas (Faculty In-charge, Academic Registration and Counselling Division) and
Dr. A Michael Alphonse (Faculty In-charge, Instruction Division)
Note: In case of any queries regarding Timetable, contact Dr. Bivudutta Mishra.
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SECOND SEMESTER 2010-2011

(On-Campus Programmes including Practice School)

IMPORTANT DATES AND HOLIDAYS

January 6,2011 Second Semester begins April 12 Ram Navami (H)

S. No. Title Explanation

II. Course-wise Timetable for the Second Semester 2010 – 2011 4

III. Schedule for Tests and Quizzes 19

IV. Textbooks for the Second Semester 2010 – 2011 25

V. Suggestions for Choosing Electives 41

VII. Certain Instructions Regarding Registration 44

VIII. List of Equivalent Courses 45

IX Library, EDD and Campus Book Store 46

X. University-Industry Linkage: Practice School Programmes 47

Blank Examination Schedule 50

COURSE HANDOUT PART-I

10. Pre-comprehensive Total:

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

515 AAOC C111 PROB & STAT 4/2,4/3,1/4 3.00 - 3.50 PM

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

857 BITS E793T PRACTICE LECT SERIES I * *

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

73 CHEM C352 BONDING IN INORG COMPOUN 5/3,16/4 8.00 - 8.50 AM

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

718 MATH C241 MATHEMATICS III 8/2,8/3,29/3 4.00 - 4.50 PM

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE DATE(S) TIME

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE TEXT BOOK(S)

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE TEXT BOOK(S)

907 BITS C313 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required

550 BITS C314 LAB ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required

908 BITS C323 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required

911 BITS C324 STUDY ORIENTED PROJECT No text book required

856 BITS C331 COMPUTER PROJECTS No text book required

909 BITS C333 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS No text book required

899 BITS C334 PROJ ON ORGANIZ ASPECTS No text book required

901 BITS C335 COMPUTER PROJECTS No text book required

406 BITS C382 READING COURSE No text book required

596 BITS C791T TEACHING PRACTICE I No text book required

602 BITS C792T TEACHING PRACTICE II No text book required

520 BITS C797T PHD SEMINAR No text book required

553 BITS C799T PHD THESIS No text book required

857 BITS E793T PRACTICE LECT SERIES I No text book required

858 BITS E794T PRACTICE LECT SERIES II No text book required

547 BITS G513 STUDY IN ADVANCED TOPICS No text book required

801 BITS G620 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE I No text book required

803 BITS G621 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE II No text book required

756 BITS G629T DISSERTATION No text book required

809 BITS G639 PRACTICE SCHOOL No text book required

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563 ES C242 STRUC & PROP OF MAT Callister, William D

COM COD COURSE NO COURSE TITLE TEXT BOOK(S)

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V. SUGGESTIONS FOR CHOOSING ELECTIVES