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ANNA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CHENNAI :: CHENNAI 600 113

CURRICULUM 2010
CURRICULA AND SYLLABI FOR VIII SEMESTER
B.TECH. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SEMESTER VIII
(Applicable to the students admitted from the Academic year 20102011 onwards)
Code No. Cou!e T"#$e L T % C
THEORY
E4 Elective I ! 0 0 !
E" Elective ! 0 0 !
%RACTICAL
142#$" %ro&ect 'or( 0 0 12 )
LIST OF ELECTIVES
SEMESTER VIII & E$e'#"(e IV
Code No. Cou!e T"#$e L T % C
142#)" %rinciples of *ompiler +esi,n ! 0 2 4
142#)) -nowled,e En,ineerin, ! 0 0 !
1#"))" %rofessional Ethics in En,ineerin, ! 0 0 !
1#"))#
Intellectual %roperty .i,hts ! 0 0 !
142#)/ 0ana,ement Information 1ystem ! 0 0 !
142#)# 1oftware +esi,n ! 0 0 !
141#)) 1oft *omputin, ! 0 0 !
SEMESTER VIII & E$e'#"(e V
Code No. Cou!e T"#$e L T % C
1#")))
2otal 3uality 0ana,ement ! 0 0 !
1#"))$
Indian *onstitution and 1ociety ! 0 0 !
142#/1 1ystem 0odelin, and 1imulation ! 0 0 !
141/)#
4atural 5an,ua,e %rocessin, ! 0 0 !
141#)# +istributed 1ystems ! 0 0 !
1#"))/ 6undamentals of 4anoscience ! 0 0 !
142#/2 1peech 1i,nal %rocessin, ! 0 0 !
1)2*6+ %RINCI%LES OF COM%ILER DESIGN 3 0 2 )
UNIT I BASICS OF COM%ILATION ,
1
*ompilers Analysis of source pro,ram %hases of a compiler 7roupin, of phases
*ompiler *onstruction tools 5e8ical Analy9er: 2o(en specification ;2o(en .eco,nition;
A lan,ua,e for 1pecifyin, le8ical analy9er 2op down parser : 2able implementation of
%redictive %arser ; <ottom;up %arser : 15.(1) %arser ; %arser ,enerators=
UNIT II TY%E CHEC-ING AND RUNTIME ENVIRONMENTS ,
1ynta8 directed definitions *onstruction of synta8 trees 2ype systems 1pecification
of a simple type chec(er ; E>uivalence of type e8pressions 2ype conversions
Attribute ,rammar for a simple type chec(in, system .untime Environments: 1ource
lan,ua,e issues 1tora,e or,ani9ation 1tora,e allocation strate,ies %arameter
passin,=
UNIT III INTERMEDIATE CODE GENERATION ,
Intermediate lan,ua,es +eclarations Assi,nment statements <oolean e8pressions
*ase statements <ac(patchin, %rocedure calls=
UNIT IV CODE GENERATION ,
Issues in the desi,n of a code ,enerator 2he tar,et machine .untime stora,e
mana,ement <asic bloc(s and flow ,raphs 4e8t;use information A simple code
,enerator .e,ister allocation and assi,nment 2he +A7 representation of basic
bloc(s 7eneratin, code from +A7 +ynamic pro,rammin, code ,eneration al,orithm
*ode;,enerator ,enerators=
UNIT V CODE O%TIMI.ATION ,
%rincipal sources of optimi9ation %eephole optimi9ation ?ptimi9ation of basic bloc(s
5oops in flow ,raphs Introduction to ,lobal data flow analysis Iterative solution of
data flow e>uations *ode improvin, transformations +ealin, with aliases=
To#/$: )+
TE0T BOO-:
1= Alfred = Aho@ .avi 1ethi@ Aeffrey += Bllman= C*ompilers %rinciples@ 2echni>ues and
2oolsD= %earson Education@ 200#=
REFERENCES:
1= 1teven 1= 0uchnic(@ CAdvanced *ompiler +esi,n ImplementationD@ 0or,an
-offman@ 1$$/=
2= *harles 4= 6ischer@ .ichard A= 5eblanc@ C*raftin, a *ompiler with *D@ <en&amin
*ummin,s@ 1$$1=
!= Allen Eolub@ C*ompiler +esi,n in *D@ %rentice Eall of India@ 1$$0=
1)2*66 -NO1LEDGE ENGINEERING 3 0 0 3
2
UNIT I INTRODUCTION ,
-ey concepts 'hy (nowled,e .epresentation and .easonin, 5an,ua,e of first
order 5o,ic 1ynta8@ 1emantics %ra,matics E8pressin, -nowled,e 5evels of
.epresentation -nowled,e Ac>uisition and 1harin, 1harin, ?ntolo,ies 5an,ua,e
?ntolo,ies 5an,ua,e %atterns 2ools for -nowled,e Ac>uisition

UNIT II RESOLUTION AND REASONING ,
%roportional *ase Eandlin, ariables and 3ualifies +ealin, with Intractability
.easonin, with Eorn *lauses ; %rocedural *ontrol of .easonin, .ules in %roduction
+escription 5o,ic ; ivid -nowled,e <eyond ivid=
UNIT III RE%RESENTATION ,
?b&ect ?riented .epresentations 6rame 6ormalism 1tructured +escriptions
0eanin, and Entailment ; 2a8onomies and *lassification Inheritance 4etwor(s
1trate,ies for +efeasible Inheritance 6ormal Account of Inheritance 4etwor(s=
UNIT IV DEFAULTS2 UNCERTAINTY AND E0%RESSIVENESS ,
+efaults Introduction *losed 'orld .easonin, *ircumscription +efault 5o,ic
5imitations of 5o,ic 6u99y 5o,ic 4onmontonic 5o,ic 2heories and 'orld
1emiotics Auto epistemic 5o,ic ; a,ueness Bncertainty and +e,rees of <elief
4oncate,orical .easonin, ?b&ective and 1ub&ective %robability=
UNIT V ACTIONS AND %LANNING ,
E8planation and +ia,nosis %urpose 1ynta8@ 1emantics of *onte8t 6irst ?rder
.easonin, 0odal .easonin, in *onte8t Encapsulatin, ?b&ects in *onte8t A,ents
Actions 1ituational *alculus 6rame %roblem *omple8 Actions %lannin, 1trips
%lannin, as .easonin, Eierarchical and *onditional %lannin,=
TE0T BOO-:
1= .onald <rachman@ Eector 5eves>ue C-nowled,e .epresentation and .easonin, C@
2he 0or,an -aufmann 1eries in Artificial Intelli,ence 2004
REFERENCES:
1= Aohn 6= 1owa@ C -nowled,e .epresentation: 5o,ical@ %hilosophical@ and
*omputational 6oundationsD@ 2000
2= Arthur <= 0ar(man@ C-nowled,e .epresentationD@ 5awrence Erlbaum Associates@1$$#
3
1*+666 TOTAL 3UALITY MANAGEMENT
L T % C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION ,
Introduction ; 4eed for >uality ; Evolution of >uality ; +efinition of >uality ; +imensions of
manufacturin, and service >uality ; <asic concepts of 230 ; +efinition of 230 230
6ramewor( ; *ontributions of +emin,@ Auran and *rosby <arriers to 230=
UNIT II T3M %RINCI%LES ,
5eadership 1trate,ic >uality plannin,@ 3uality statements ; *ustomer focus
*ustomer orientation@ *ustomer satisfaction@ *ustomer complaints@ *ustomer retention ;
Employee involvement 0otivation@ Empowerment@ 2eam and 2eamwor(@ .eco,nition
and .eward@ %erformance appraisal ; *ontinuous process improvement %+1A cycle@
"s@ -ai9en ; 1upplier partnership %artnerin,@ 1upplier selection@ 1upplier .atin,=
UNIT III T3M TOOLS 4 TECHNI3UES I ,
2he seven traditional tools of >uality 4ew mana,ement tools 1i8;si,ma: *oncepts@
methodolo,y@ applications to manufacturin,@ service sector includin, I2 <ench mar(in,
.eason to bench mar(@ <ench mar(in, process 60EA 1ta,es@ 2ypes=
UNIT IV T3M TOOLS 4 TECHNI3UES II ,
3uality circles 3uality 6unction +eployment (36+) 2a,uchi >uality loss function
2%0 *oncepts@ improvement needs *ost of 3uality %erformance measures=
UNIT V 3UALITY SYSTEMS ,
4eed for I1? $000; I1? $000;2000 3uality 1ystem Elements@ +ocumentation@ 3uality
auditin,; 31 $000 I1? 14000 *oncepts@ .e>uirements and <enefits *ase studies
of 230 implementation in manufacturin, and service sectors includin, I2=
To#/$: )+ %e"od!
TE0T BOO-:
1= +ale E=<esterfiled@ et at=@ C2otal 3uality 0ana,ementD@ %earson Education Asia@ !
rd
Edition@ Indian .eprint (200))=
REFERENCES:
1= Aames .= Evans and 'illiam 0= 5indsay@ C2he 0ana,ement and *ontrol of
3ualityD@ )
th
Edition@ 1outh;'estern (2homson 5earnin,)@ 200"=
2= ?a(land@ A=1=@ C230 2e8t with *asesD@ <utterworth Eeinemann 5td=@ ?8ford@
!
rd
Edition@ 200!=
!= 1u,anthi@5 and Anand 1amuel@ C2otal 3uality 0ana,ementD@ %rentice Eall (India)
%vt= 5td=@200)=
4= Aana(iraman@ < and 7opal@ .=-@ C2otal 3uality 0ana,ement 2e8t and *asesD@
%rentice Eall (India) %vt= 5td=@ 200)=
)
1*+66, INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND SOCIETY L T % C
3 0 0 3
UNIT5I ,
Eistorical <ac(,round *onstituent Assembly of India %hilosophical foundations of the
Indian *onstitution %reamble 6undamental .i,hts +irective %rinciples of 1tate
%olicy 6undamental +uties *iti9enship *onstitutional .emedies for citi9ens=

UNIT5 II ,
Bnion 7overnment 1tructures of the Bnion 7overnment and 6unctions %resident
ice %resident %rime 0inister *abinet %arliament 1upreme *ourt of India
Audicial .eview=
UNIT5III ,
1tate 7overnment 1tructure and 6unctions 7overnor *hief 0inister *abinet
1tate 5e,islature Audicial 1ystem in 1tates Ei,h *ourts and other 1ubordinate
*ourts=
UNIT5IV ,
Indian 6ederal 1ystem *enter 1tate .elations %residentFs .ule *onstitutional
Amendments *onstitutional 6unctionaries ; Assessment of wor(in, of the
%arliamentary 1ystem in India=

UNIT5 V ,
1ociety : 4ature@ 0eanin, and definitionG Indian 1ocial 1tructureG *aste@ .eli,ion@
5an,ua,e in IndiaG *onstitutional .emedies for citi9ens %olitical %arties and %ressure
7roupsG .i,ht of 'omen@ *hildren and 1cheduled *astes and 1cheduled 2ribes and
other 'ea(er 1ections=
TOTAL: )+ %ERIODS
TE0T BOO-S:
1= +ur,a +as <asu@ C Introduction to the *onstitution of India C@ %rentice Eall of
India@ 4ew +elhi=
2= .=*=A,arwal@ (1$$/) CIndian %olitical 1ystemD@ 1=*hand and *ompany@ 4ew
+elhi=
!= 0aciver and %a,e@ C 1ociety: An Introduction Analysis C@ 0ac 0ilan India 5td=@
4ew +elhi=
4= -=5=1harma@ (1$$/) C1ocial 1tratification in India: Issues and 2hemesD@
Aawaharlal 4ehru Bniversity@ 4ew +elhi=
REFERENCES:
1= 1harma@ <ri& -ishore@ C Introduction to the *onstitution of India:@ %rentice Eall of
India@ 4ew +elhi=
2= B=.=7ahai@ CIndian %olitical 1ystem C@ 4ew Academic %ublishin, Eouse@
Aalaendhar=
!= .=4= 1harma@ CIndian 1ocial %roblems C@ 0edia %romoters and %ublishers %vt=
5td=
+
1*+66+ %ROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN ENGINEERING L T % C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I ENGINEERING ETHICS ,
1enses of HEn,ineerin, EthicsF ariety of moral issues 2ypes of in>uiry 0oral
dilemmas 0oral Autonomy -ohlber,Fs theory 7illi,anFs theory *onsensus and
*ontroversy %rofessions and %rofessionalism %rofessional Ideals and irtues
Bses of Ethical 2heories
UNIT II ENGINEERING AS SOCIAL E0%ERIMENTATION ,
En,ineerin, as E8perimentation En,ineers as responsible E8perimenters .esearch
Ethics ; *odes of Ethics Industrial 1tandards ; A <alanced ?utloo( on 5aw 2he
*hallen,er *ase 1tudy
UNIT III ENGINEER6S RES%ONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY ,
1afety and .is( Assessment of 1afety and .is( .is( <enefit Analysis .educin,
.is( 2he 7overnment .e,ulatorFs Approach to .is( ; *hernobyl *ase 1tudies and
<hopal
UNIT IV RES%ONSIBILITIES AND RIGHTS ,
*olle,iality and 5oyalty .espect for Authority *ollective <ar,ainin, *onfidentiality
*onflicts of Interest ?ccupational *rime %rofessional .i,hts Employee .i,hts
Intellectual %roperty .i,hts (I%.) ; +iscrimination
UNIT V GLOBAL ISSUES ,
0ultinational *orporations <usiness Ethics ; Environmental Ethics *omputer Ethics ;
.ole in 2echnolo,ical +evelopment 'eapons +evelopment En,ineers as 0ana,ers
*onsultin, En,ineers En,ineers as E8pert 'itnesses and Advisors Eonesty
0oral 5eadership 1ample *ode of *onduct
To#/$: )+
TE0T BOO-S:
1= 0i(e 0artin and .oland 1chin9in,er@ CEthics in En,ineerin,D@ 0c7raw Eill@ 4ew Ior(@
200"=
2= *harles E Earris@ 0ichael 1 %ritchard and 0ichael A .abins@ CEn,ineerin, Ethics
*oncepts and *asesD@ 2hompson 5earnin,@ 2000=
REFERENCES:
1= *harles + 6leddermann@ CEn,ineerin, EthicsD@ %rentice Eall@ 4ew 0e8ico@
1$$$=
2= Aohn . <oatri,ht@ CEthics and the *onduct of <usinessD@ %earson Education@ 200!
!= Edmund 7 1eebauer and .obert 5 <arry@ C6undamentals of Ethics for 1cientists and
En,ineersD@ ?8ford Bniversity %ress@ 2001=
4= %rof= (*ol) % 1 <a&a& and +r= .a& A,rawal@ C<usiness Ethics An Indian %erspectiveD@
<i9tantra@ 4ew +elhi@ 2004=
"= +avid Ermann and 0ichele 1 1hauf@ C*omputers@ Ethics and 1ocietyD@ ?8ford
Bniversity %ress@ (200!)
6
1*+66* INTELLECTUAL %RO%ERTY RIGHTS 7I%R8 L T % C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I +
Introduction Invention and *reativity Intellectual %roperty (I%) Importance
%rotection of I%. <asic types of property (i)= 0ovable %roperty ii= Immovable %roperty
and iii= Intellectual %roperty=
UNIT II 10
I% %atents *opyri,hts and related ri,hts 2rade 0ar(s and ri,hts arisin, from
2rademar( re,istration +efinitions Industrial +esi,ns and Inte,rated circuits
%rotection of 7eo,raphical Indications at national and International levels Application
%rocedures==
UNIT III 10
International convention relatin, to Intellectual %roperty Establishment of 'I%?
0ission and Activities Eistory 7eneral A,reement on 2rade and 2ariff (7A22)=
UNIT IV 10
Indian %osition s '2? and 1trate,ies Indian I%. le,islations commitments to
'2?;%atent ?rdinance and the <ill +raft of a national Intellectual %roperty %olicy
%resent a,ainst unfair competition=

UNIT V 10

*ase 1tudies on %atents (<asumati rice@ turmeric@ 4eem@ etc=) *opyri,ht and related
ri,hts 2rade 0ar(s Industrial desi,n and Inte,rated circuits 7eo,raphic indications
%rotection a,ainst unfair competition=
TOTAL: )+ %ERIDOS
TE0T BOO-S:
1= 1ubbaram 4=.= CEandboo( of Indian %atent 5aw and %ractice C@ 1= iswanathan
%rinters and %ublishers %vt= 5td=@ 1$$#=
REFERENCES:
1= Eli 'hitney@ Bnited 1tates %atent 4umber: /2J@ *otton 7in@ 0arch 14@ 1/$4=
2= Intellectual %roperty 2oday: olume #@ 4o= "@ 0ay 2001@ Kwww=iptoday=comL=
!= Bsin, the Internet for non;patent prior art searches@ +erwent I% 0atters@ Auly
2000= www=ipmatters=netMfeaturesM000/0/N,ibbs=html=
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1)2*96 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 0 0 3

UNIT I INFORMATION SYSTEM AND ORGANI.ATION ,
0atchin, the Information 1ystem %lan to the ?r,ani9ational 1trate,ic %lan Identifyin,
-ey ?r,ani9ational ?b&ective and %rocesses and +evelopin, an Information 1ystem
+evelopment Bser role in 1ystems +evelopment %rocess 0aintainability and
.ecoverability in 1ystem +esi,n=
UNIT II RE%RESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF SYSTEM STRUCTURE ,
0odels for .epresentin, 1ystems: 0athematical@ 7raphical and Eierarchical
(?r,ani9ation *hart@ 2ree +ia,ram) Information 6low %rocess 6low 0ethods and
Eeuristics +ecomposition and A,,re,ation Information Architecture Application of
1ystem .epresentation to *ase 1tudies=
UNIT III SYSTEMS2 INFORMATION AND DECISION THEORY ,
Information 2heory Information *ontent and .edundancy *lassification and
*ompression 1ummari9in, and 6ilterin, Inferences and Bncertainty Identifyin,
Information needed to 1upport +ecision 0a(in, Euman 6actors %roblem
characteristics and Information 1ystem *apabilities in +ecision 0a(in,=
UNIT IV INFORMATION SYSTEM A%%LICATION ,
2ransaction %rocessin, Applications <asic Accountin, Application Applications for
<ud,etin, and %lannin, ?ther use of Information 2echnolo,y: Automation 'ord
%rocessin, Electronic 0ail Evaluation .emote *onferencin, and 7raphics 1ystem
and 1election *ost <enefit *entrali9ed versus +ecentrali9ed Allocation 0echanism=
UNIT V DEVELO%MENT AND MAINTENANCE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ,

1ystems analysis and desi,n 1ystem development life cycle 5imitation End Bser
+evelopment 0ana,in, End Bsers off the shelf software pac(a,es ?utsourcin,
*omparison of different methodolo,ies=
To#/$ : )+
TE0T BOO-:
1= 5audon -=*@ 5audon A=%@ <rabston 0=E@ C0ana,ement Information 1ystems ;
0ana,in, the di,ital firmD@ %earon Education@ 2004=
REFERENCES:
1= 2urban E=6@ %otter .=E@ CIntroduction to Information 2echnolo,yDG 'iley@ 2 004=
2= Aeffrey A=Eoffer@ Aoey 6=7eor,e@ Aoseph 1= alachich@ C0odern 1ystems Analysis
and +esi,nD@ 2hird Edition@ %rentice Eall@ 2002=
*
1)2*91 SYSTEM MODELING AND SIMULATION 3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION ,
Introduction 1imulation 2erminolo,ies; Application areas 0odel *lassification
2ypes of 1imulation; 1teps in a 1imulation study; *oncepts in +iscrete Event 1imulation
; 1imulation E8amples
UNIT II MATHEMATICAL MODELS ,
1tatistical 0odels ; *oncepts +iscrete +istribution; *ontinuous +istribution %oisson
%rocess; Empirical +istributions; 3ueuein, 0odels *haracteristics; 4otation
3ueuein, 1ystems 0ar(ovian 0odels; %roperties of random numbers; 7eneration of
%seudo .andom numbers; 2echni>ues for ,eneratin, random numbers;2estin, random
number ,enerators; 7eneratin, .andom;ariates; Inverse 2ransform techni>ue
Acceptance; .e&ection techni>ue *omposition O *onvolution 0ethod=
UNIT III ANALYSIS OF SIMULATION DATA ,
Input 0odelin, ; +ata collection ; Assessin, sample independence ; Eypothesi9in,
distribution family with data ; %arameter Estimation ; 7oodness;of;fit tests ; 1electin,
input models in absence of data; ?utput analysis for a 1in,le system 2erminatin,
1imulations 1teady state simulations=
UNIT IV VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION ,
0odel <uildin, erification of 1imulation 0odels *alibration and alidation of 0odels
alidation of 0odel Assumptions alidatin, Input ?utput 2ransformations=
UNIT V SIMULATION OF COM%UTER SYSTEMS AND CASE STUDIES ,
1imulation 2ools 0odel Input Ei,h level computer system simulation *%B
0emory 1imulation *omparison of systems via simulation 1imulation %ro,rammin,
techni>ues ; +evelopment of 1imulation models=
TE0T BOO-S:
1= Aerry <an(s and Aohn *arson@ C +iscrete Event 1ystem 1imulationD@ 6ourth
Edition@ %EI@ 200"=
2= 7eoffrey 7ordon@ C1ystem 1imulationD@ 1econd Edition@ %EI@ 200) (Bnit )=
REFERENCES:

1= 6ran( 5= 1everance@ C 1ystem 0odelin, and 1imulationD@ 'iley@ 2001=
2= Averill 0= 5aw and '=+avid -elton@ C 1imulation 0odelin, and Analysis@ 2hird
Edition@ 0c7raw Eill@ 200)=
!= Aerry <an(s@ CEandboo( of 1imulation: %rinciples@ 0ethodolo,y@ Advances@
Applications and %racticeD@ 'iley@ 1$$#=
,
1)196* NATURAL LANGUAGE %ROCESSING 3 0 0 3
UNIT I ,
Introduction 0odels ;and Al,orithms ; 2he 2urin, 2est ;.e,ular E8pressions
<asic .e,ular E8pression %atterns ;6inite 1tate Automata ;.e,ular 5an,ua,es and
61As 0orpholo,y ;Inflectional 0orpholo,y ; +erivational 0orpholo,y ;6inite;1tate
0orpholo,ical %arsin, ; *ombinin, an 612 5e8icon and .ules ;%orter 1temmer
UNIT II ,
4;,rams 0odels of 1ynta8 ; *ountin, 'ords ; Bnsmoothed 4;,rams 1moothin,;
<ac(off ; +eleted Interpolation Entropy ; En,lish 'ord *lasses ; 2a,sets for En,lish
;%art of 1peech 2a,,in, ;.ule;<ased %art of 1peech 2a,,in, ; 1tochastic %art of
1peech 2a,,in, ; 2ransformation;<ased 2a,,in, ;
UNIT III ,
*onte8t 6ree 7rammars for En,lish 1ynta8; *onte8t;6ree .ules and 2rees ; 1entence;
5evel *onstructions A,reement 1ub *ate,ori9ation %arsin, 2op;down Earley
%arsin, ;6eature 1tructures ; %robabilistic *onte8t;6ree 7rammars
UNIT IV ,
.epresentin, 0eanin, ; 0eanin, 1tructure of 5an,ua,e ; 6irst ?rder %redicate *alculus
; .epresentin, 5in,uistically .elevant *oncepts ;1ynta8;+riven 1emantic Analysis
;1emantic Attachments ; 1ynta8;+riven Analy9er ; .obust Analysis ; 5e8emes and 2heir
1enses ; Internal 1tructure ; 'ord 1ense +isambi,uation ;Information .etrieval
UNIT V ,
+iscourse ;.eference .esolution ; 2e8t *oherence ;+iscourse 1tructure ; +ialo, and
*onversational A,ents ; +ialo, Acts Interpretation *oherence ;*onversational
A,ents ; 5an,ua,e 7eneration Architecture ;1urface .eali9ations ; +iscourse
%lannin, 0achine 2ranslation ;2ransfer 0etaphor Interlin,ua 1tatistical
Approaches
TE0T BOO-S:
1= += Aurafs(y and A= 0artin C1peech and 5an,ua,e %rocessin,: An Introduction to
4atural 5an,ua,e %rocessin,@ *omputational 5in,uistics@ and 1peech
.eco,nitionD@
2= *= 0annin, and E= 1chut9e@ C6oundations of 1tatistical 4atural 5an,ua,e
%rocessin,D@
REFERENCE:
1= Aames Allen= C4atural 5an,ua,e Bnderstandin,D@ Addison 'esley@ 1$$4=
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1)2*6* SOFT1ARE DESIGN 3 0 0 3
UNIT I GENERAL DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS ,
2he nature of +esi,n process ?b&ectives <uildin, 0odels *onstructs@ +esi,n
>ualities Assessin, the desi,n +esi,n viewpoints for software 2he ob&ect 0odel
*lasses and ?b&ects *omple8ity *lassification 4otation %rocess %ra,matics=
UNIT II STRUCTURED SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN ,
1tructured +esi,n +esi,n %rinciples %roblem %artitionin, and Eierarchy
Abstraction@ 0odularity 2op;down and <ottom;up 1trate,ies 2ransformation of a
+6+ to a 1tructure *hart 2ransform Analysis 2ransaction Analysis *ouplin,
*ohesion 0ultiple types of *ohesion in a module +ata +esi,n 4ormali9ation
+enormali9ation %rocedural +esi,n=
UNIT III OB;ECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN ,
?verview of ?b&ect ?riented Analysis 1halerM0ellor *oadM Iourdon .umbau,h
<ooch B05 Bse case *onceptual model <ehaviour *lass Analysis %atterns
?verview +ia,rams A,,re,ation B05 +ia,rams *ollaboration 1e>uence
*lass +esi,n patterns and 6ramewor(s *omparison with other desi,n methods
0ana,in, analysis and desi,n Evaluation testin, *odin, 0aintenance 0etrics=
UNIT IV SOFT1ARE DESIGN ,
2he Architecture *oncepts +esi,n 0ethods +esi,n %atterns .ationale for 0ethods
+esi,n %rocesses and 1trate,ies +esi,n by 2emplate +esi,nin, with %atterns
1tepwise .efinement Incremental +esi,n %rototypin, +1+0 1tructured 1ystems
Analysis and 1tructured +esi,n A1% A1+=
UNIT V CASE STUDIES ,
+omain 4ame 1ystem Email 'orld 'ide 'eb (E22%) 1imple 4etwor(
0ana,ement %rotocol 6ile 2ransfer %rotocol 1ecurity 0utimedia applications=
TOTAL : )+
REFERENCES:
1= +avid <ud,en@ P1oftware +esi,nP@ 1econd Edition@ %earson Education@ 2004=
2= .= 1= %ressman@ P1oftware En,ineerin,P@ 6ifth Edition@ 0c7raw Eill Inc=@ 2001=
!= 1teve 0c*onnell@ P*ode *omplete P@ 'ord %ower %ublishers@ 2001=
4= Ed +owns@ %eter *lare@ Aan *oe@ P1tructured 1ystem Analysis and +esi,n 0ethods
Application and *onte8t P@ %rentice Eall@ 1$$#=
"= A= 7= 1uteliffe@ PEuman *omputer Interface +esi,n P@ 1econd Edition 0acmillan@
1$$"=
11
1*+669 NANOSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY L T % C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I INTRODUCTION 10

4anoscale 1cience and 2echnolo,y; Implications for %hysics@ *hemistry@ <iolo,y and
En,ineerin,;*lassifications of nanostructured materials; nano particles; >uantum dots@
nanowires;ultra;thinfilms;multilayered materials= 5en,th 1cales involved and effect on
properties: 0echanical@ Electronic@ ?ptical@ 0a,netic and 2hermal properties=
Introduction to properties and motivation for study (>ualitative only)=
UNIT II %RE%ARATION METHODS 10
<ottom;up 1ynthesis;2op;down Approach: %recipitation@ 0echanical 0illin,@ *olloidal
routes@ 1elf;assembly@ apour phase deposition@ 0?*+@ 1putterin,@ Evaporation@
0olecular <eam Epita8y@ Atomic 5ayer Epita8y@ 0?0<E=
UNIT III %ATTERNING AND LITHOGRA%HY FOR NANOSCALE DEVICES +
Introduction to opticalMB electron beam and J;ray 5itho,raphy systems and processes@
'et etchin,@ dry (%lasma Mreactive ion) etchin,@ Etch resists;dip pen litho,raphy
UNIT IV %RE%ARATION ENVIRONMENTS 10
*lean rooms: specifications and desi,n@ air and water purity@ re>uirements for particular
processes@ ibration free environments: 1ervices and facilities re>uired= 'or(in,
practices@ sample cleanin,@ *hemical purification@ chemical and biolo,ical
contamination@ 1afety issues@ flammable and to8ic ha9ards@ bioha9ards=
UNIT V CHARECTERISATION TECHNI3UES 10
J;ray diffraction techni>ue@ 1cannin, Electron 0icroscopy ; environmental techni>ues@
2ransmission Electron 0icroscopy includin, hi,h;resolution ima,in,@ 1urface Analysis
techni>ues; A60@ 1%0@ 120@ 14?0@ E1*A@ 1I01;4anoindentation
)+ <!
TE0T BOO-S:
1= A=1= Edelstein and .=*= *ammearata@ eds=@ 4anomaterials: 1ynthesis@ %roperties and
Applications@ (Institute of %hysics %ublishin,@ <ristol and %hiladelphia@ 1$$))
2= 4 Aohn +inardo@ 4anoscale charecterisation of surfaces O Interfaces@ 1econd edition@
'einheim *ambrid,e@ 'iley;*E@ 2000
REFERENCES:
1= 7 2imp (Editor)@ 4anotechnolo,y@ AI% pressM1prin,er@ 1$$$
2= A(hlesh 5a(hta(ia (Editor) 2he Eand <oo( of 4ano 2echnolo,y@ C4anometer
1tructureD@ 2heory@ 0odelin, and 1imulations= %rentice;Eall of India (%) 5td@ 4ew
+elhi@ 200/=
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1)1*66 SOFT COM%UTING 3 0 0 3

UNIT I FU..Y SET THEORY 10
Introduction to 4euro 6u99y and 1oft *omputin, 6u99y 1ets <asic +efinition and
2erminolo,y 1et;theoretic ?perations 0ember 6unction 6ormulation and
%arameteri9ation 6u99y .ules and 6u99y .easonin, E8tension %rinciple and 6u99y
.elations 6u99y If;2hen .ules 6u99y .easonin, 6u99y Inference 1ystems
0amdani 6u99y 0odels 1u,eno 6u99y 0odels 2su(amoto 6u99y 0odels Input
1pace %artitionin, and 6u99y 0odelin,=
UNIT II O%TIMI.ATION *
+erivative;based ?ptimi9ation +escent 0ethods 2he 0ethod of 1teepest +escent
*lassical 4ewtonFs 0ethod 1tep 1i9e +etermination +erivative;free ?ptimi9ation
7enetic Al,orithms 1imulated Annealin, .andom 1earch +ownhill 1imple8
1earch=
UNIT III ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 10
Introduction@ -nowled,e .epresentation .easonin,@ Issues and Ac>uisition:
%repositional and %redicate *alculus .ule <ased (nowled,e .epresentation 1ymbolic
.easonin, Bnder Bncertainity <asic (nowled,e .epresentation Issues -nowled,e
ac>uisition Eeuristic 1earch: 2echni>ues for Eeuristic search Eeuristic *lassification ;
1tate 1pace 1earch: 1trate,ies Implementation of 7raph 1earch 1earch based on
.ecursion %atent;directed 1earch %roduction 1ystem and 5earnin,=
UNIT IV NEURO FU..Y MODELING ,
Adaptive 4euro;6u99y Inference 1ystems Architecture Eybrid 5earnin, Al,orithm
5earnin, 0ethods that *ross;fertili9e A46I1 and .<64 *oactive 4euro 6u99y
0odelin, 6ramewor( 4euron 6unctions for Adaptive 4etwor(s 4euro 6u99y
1pectrum=
UNIT V A%%LICATIONS OF COM%UTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE *
%rinted *haracter .eco,nition Inverse -inematics %roblems Automobile 6uel
Efficiency %rediction 1oft *omputin, for *olor .ecipe %rediction=
TOTAL: )+
TE0T BOO-S:
1= A=1=.=Aan,@ *=2=1un and E=0i9utani@ C4euro;6u99y and 1oft *omputin,D@ %EI@
2004@ %earson Education 2004=
2= 4=%=%adhy@ CArtificial Intelli,ence and Intelli,ent 1ystemsD@ ?8ford Bniversity
%ress@ 200)=
REFERENCES:
1= Elaine .ich O -evin -ni,ht@ Artificial Intelli,ence@ 1econd Edition@ 2ata 0c,raw
Eill %ublishin, *omp=@ 200)@ 4ew +elhi=
2= 2imothy A=.oss@ C6u99y 5o,ic with En,ineerin, ApplicationsD@ 0c7raw;Eill@ 1$$/=
!= +avis E=7oldber,@ C7enetic Al,orithms: 1earch@ ?ptimi9ation and 0achine
5earnin,D@ Addison 'esley@ 4=I=@ 1$#$=
13
4= 1= .a&ase(aran and 7=A==%ai@ C4eural 4etwor(s@ 6u99y 5o,ic and 7enetic
Al,orithmsD@ %EI@ 200!=
"= .=Eberhart@ %=1impson and .=+obbins@ C*omputational Intelli,ence ; %* 2oolsD@
A% %rofessional@ <oston@ 1$$)=
)= Amit -onar@ CArtificial Intelli,ence and 1oft *omputin, <ehaviour and *o,nitive
model of the human brainD@ *.* %ress@ 200#=
1)2*92 S%EECH SIGNAL %ROCESSING 3 0 0 3
UNIT I MECHANICS OF S%EECH ,
1peech production: 0echanism of speech production@ Acoustic phonetics ; +i,ital
models for speech si,nals ; .epresentations of speech waveform: 1amplin, speech
si,nals@ basics of >uanti9ation@ delta modulation@ and +ifferential %*0 ; Auditory
perception: psycho acoustics=
UNIT II TIME DOMAIN METHODS FOR S%EECH %ROCESSING ,
2ime domain parameters of 1peech si,nal 0ethods for e8tractin, the parameters
Ener,y@ Avera,e 0a,nitude@ Qero crossin, .ate 1ilence +iscrimination usin, Q*. and
ener,y 1hort 2ime Auto *orrelation 6unction %itch period estimation usin, Auto
*orrelation 6unction=
UNIT III FRE3UENCY DOMAIN METHOD FOR S%EECH %ROCESSING ,
1hort 2ime 6ourier analysis: 6ourier transform and linear filterin, interpretations@
1amplin, rates ; 1pectro,raphic displays ; %itch and formant e8traction ; Analysis by
1ynthesis ; Analysis synthesis systems: %hase vocoder@ *hannel ocoder ;
Eomomorphic speech analysis: *epstral analysis of 1peech@ 6ormant and %itch
Estimation@ Eomomorphic ocoders=
UNIT IV LINEAR %REDICTIVE ANALYSIS OF S%EECH ,
<asic %rinciples of linear predictive analysis Auto correlation method *ovariance
method 1olution of 5%* e>uations *holes(y method +urbinFs .ecursive al,orithm
Application of 5%* parameters %itch detection usin, 5%* parameters 6ormant
analysis E5% *E5%=
UNIT V A%%LICATION OF S%EECH 4 AUDIO SIGNAL %ROCESSING ,
Al,orithms: +ynamic time warpin,@ -;means clusterin, and ector >uanti9ation@
7aussian mi8ture modelin,@ hidden 0ar(ov modelin, ; Automatic 1peech .eco,nition:
6eature E8traction for A1.@ +eterministic se>uence reco,nition@ 1tatistical 1e>uence
reco,nition@ 5an,ua,e models ; 1pea(er identification and verification oice response
system 1peech synthesis: basics of articulatory@ source;filter@ and concatenative
synthesis ?I%
TE0T BOO-S:
1= 5= .= .abiner and .= '= 1chaffer@ C+i,ital %rocessin, of 1peech si,nalsD@ %rentice
Eall@ 1$/#=
2= <en 7old and 4elson 0or,an@ C1peech and Audio 1i,nal %rocessin,D@ Aohn 'iley
and 1ons Inc=@ 1in,apore@ 2004=
1)
REFERENCES:
1= 3uatieri@ C+iscrete;time 1peech 1i,nal %rocessin,D@ %rentice Eall@ 2001=
2= 5=.= .abiner and <= E= Auan,@ C6undamentals of speech reco,nitionD@ %rentice Eall@
1$$!=
1)1*6* DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 3 0 0 3
UNIT I ,
*haracteri9ation of +istributed 1ystems;Introduction;E8amples;.esource 1harin, and
the 'eb;*hallen,es= 1ystem 0odels;Architectural;6undamental=
Interprocess *ommunication;Introduction;A%I for Internet protocols;E8ternal data
representation and marshallin,;;*lient;server communication;7roup communication;
*ase study: Interprocess *ommunication in B4IJ=
UNIT II ,
+istributed ?b&ects and .emote Invocation;Introduction;*ommunication between
distributed ob&ects;.emote procedure calls;Events and notifications;*ase study: Aava
.0I=
?peratin, 1ystem 1upport;Introduction;?1 layer;%rotection;%rocesses and threads;
*ommunication and invocation ?1 architecture=
UNIT III ,
+istributed 6ile 1ystems;Introduction;6ile service architecture;*ase 1tudy:1un 4etwor(
6ile 1ystem;Enhancements and further developments=
4ame 1ervices;Introduction;4ame 1ervices and the +omain 4ame 1ystem;+irectory
1ervices;*ase 1tudy: 7lobal 4ame 1ervice=
UNIT IV ,
2ime and 7lobal 1tates;Introduction;*loc(s@ events and process states;1ynchroni9in,
physical cloc(s;5o,ical time and lo,ical cloc(s;7lobal states;+istributed debu,,in,=
*oordination and A,reement;Introduction;+istributed mutual e8clusion;Elections;
0ulticast communication;*onsensus and related problems=
UNIT V ,
+istributed 1hared 0emory;Introduction;+esi,n and implementation issues;1e>uential
consistency and Ivy case study .elease consistency and 0unin case study;?ther
consistency models=
*?.<A *ase 1tudy; Introduction;*?.<A .0I;*?.<A services=
TE0T:
1+
1= 7eor,e *oulouris@ Aean +ollimore@ 2im -indber,@ @ P+istributed 1ystems: *oncepts
and +esi,nP@ 4th Edition@ %earson Education@ 200"=
REFERENCES:
1= A=t1= 2anenbaum and 0= = 1teen@ P+istributed 1ystems: %rinciples and %aradi,msP@
1econd Edition@ %rentice Eall@ 200)=
2= 0=5=5iu@ C+istributed *omputin, %rinciples and ApplicationsD@ %earson Addison
'esley@ 2004=
!= 0u(esh 1in,hal@ CAdvanced *oncepts In ?peratin, 1ystemsD@ 0c7rawEill 1eries in
*omputer 1cience@ 1$$4=
4= 4ancy A= 5ynch@ P+istributed Al,orithmsP@ 2he 0or,an -aufmann 1eries in +ata
0ana,ement 1ystem@ 0or,an -aufmann %ublishers@ 2000=
IT2063 0ML AND 1EB SERVICES

L T P C
3 0 0 3
UNIT I
+istributed +atabases s *onventional +atabases Architecture 6ra,mentation
3uery %rocessin, 2ransaction %rocessin, *oncurrency *ontrol .ecovery=
UNIT II OB;ECT ORIENTED DATABASES 10
Introduction to ?b&ect ?riented +ata <ases ; Approaches ; 0odelin, and +esi,n ;
%ersistence 3uery 5an,ua,es ; 2ransaction ; *oncurrency 0ulti ersion 5oc(s ;
.ecovery
UNIT III EMERGING SYSTEMS 10
Enhanced +ata 0odels ; *lientM1erver 0odel ; +ata 'arehousin, and +ata 0inin, ;
'eb +atabases 0obile +atabases=
UNIT IV DATABASE DESIGN ISSUES ,
E. 0odel ; 4ormali9ation ; 1ecurity ; Inte,rity ; *onsistency ; +atabase 2unin, ;
?ptimi9ation and .esearch Issues +esi,n of 2emporal +atabases 1patial
+atabases=
UNIT V CURRENT ISSUES ,
1emantic 'eb .ole of 0eta data in web content ; .esource +escription 6ramewor(
.+6 schema Architecture of semantic web content mana,ement wor(flow J5A47
'165 <%E54'1
TOTAL : )+
TE0T BOO-S:
1= .on 1chmel9er et al= C J05 and 'eb 1ervicesD@ %earson Education@ 2002=
2= 1andeep *hatter&ee and Aames 'ebber@ C+evelopin, Enterprise 'eb 1ervices:
An ArchitectRs 7uideD@ %rentice Eall@ 2004=
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19
REFERENCES:
1= 6ran( %=*oyle@ CJ05@ 'eb 1ervices and the +ata .evolutionD@ %earson
Education@ 2002=
2= -eith <allin,er@ C=4E2 'eb 1ervices Architecture and ImplementationD@ %earson
Education@ 200!=
!= Eenry <e>uet and 0eera& -unnumpurath@ C<e,innin, Aava 'eb 1ervicesD@6irst
Edition@ Apress@ 2004=
4= .uss <asiura and 0i(e <aton,bacal@ C%rofessional A1% =4E2 'eb 1ervicesD@
Apress@ 200!=
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