CURRICULUM - Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology · CWIT - (Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.)...
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Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology, Pune - 411 001
Multi Point Entry and Credit System 2010
(MPECS 2010)
[W.E.F. June - 2010]
CURRICULUM
Electronics & Telecommunication
Engineering Department
ICWIT - (Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.)
CUSROW WADIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PUNE 1
CURRICULUM REVISION (2010)
1 Preamble :l Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology, Pune was granted Academic Autonomy in 1985
vide letter No. PTI 2483/119915(234) TE-I(B) dated 27/2/1985.l Initially the Institute adopted the Model Curriculum prepared by then TTTI, Western
Region, Bhopal.l Multi Point Entry and Credit System was effected from June 1998.l Revision was carried out and 2010 curriculum came into force in June 2010.l 2004 Curriculum was slow and conventional methods were adopted for Teaching and
Learning.l It was strongly felt that with the rapid strides in the field of IT, Computers and
manufacturing, a dynamic curriculum need adopt the benefits of the above in the contents as also Teaching and Learning Methodology.
l The Institute has strengthened the hardware and is consolidating it with every coming year.
l Students should be proficient in the use of computers in any branch of engineering they are studying . In every course they should make maximum use of software packages and connect with the web to derive knowledge and obtain solutions.
l Thus, the contemporary needs of the user system is the governing factor in the revision of 2010 curriculum.
2 Approach for Curriculum Revision :
l Systems approach has been adopted in the revision of Curriculum.l A curriculum model showing the steps undergone in the revision process is presented.l Analysis of existing curriculum was done by taking suggestions from Industry / Field
personnel,Courses Committee members, Alumni and teachers implementing the curriculum.
thl Entry behavior of the students was assessed. Basic entry qualification is S.S.C. / 10
thpass and 12 pass.l Curriculum documents from other Institutions were procured and studied for inclusion of
new courses and analysis of contents of existing and newly inducted courses and also the entire course structure .
l The team members were identified for conducting surveys, industrial visits, interviews with experts, noting suggestions about courses that they teach and have a flair in it. Interactive sessions with Alumni were also arranged. Team members were trained by specialists in Technical education and also by members from YASHADA for the above assignment.
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3 Roles to be played and functions to be performed by a Diploma technician :Diploma pass out may be employed at entry level as a supervisor for production , installation, repairs and maintenance. He may also be employed in drawing and estimation section. He may be an entrepreneur, be assigned job of marketing or may be entrusted with purchase of materials and equipments.
l His role in the society is that of a responsible individual and should conduct himself properly.
4 Analysing job functions and deriving curriculum objectives :l The role of a technician on job is to be analysed in the four domains of personal
development , social development , life long learning and professional skills.l The curriculum should help the students to acquire certain skills and attitudes in order
that he will be able to discharge effectively the role and functions on the societal and employment front.
5 Goals and Objectives of each course were framed . l Interactive sessions with industry personnel, course specialists. l Study of Technician level programs from Autonomous Institutes and MSBTE was done
to widen the perspective.
6 Evolving the Teaching and Examination Scheme :The following points were considered :
l Average days per week 5.5l No. of hours per day 7.0l No. of hours per week for instructions and predecided Co-curricular activities 38l Each course shall be taught for sixteen weeks out of which effective teaching shall be for
fourteen weeks and two weeks shall be for revision.
7 Course Categories :l Foundation l Core l Allied l Applied l Specialised l Number of courses for a programme varies from 33 to 37.l Number of credits to be earned for obtaining Diploma:180 - 185.l Ratio of theory to practical hours per week : approx. 50:50
8 Examination Scheme :l Theory paper 80 marksl Tests 20 marksl Practicals 25-50 marksl Term work 25 - 50 marksl Viva voce 25 - 50 marksl Project work 100 - 150 marksl No. of class declaration courses 8 - 12.
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9 Course-wise content detailing:l For finalisation of course structure from Courses Committee, Examination
Committee, Documents of MSBTE and Autonomous Polytechnics were referred .l Contents were decided on the drop of those prevalent in other Institutions . The needs of
the industry were taken into consideration with inputs from search conferences, Alumni meetings, parents meetings, experts opinions etc.
l Every course has a unique code e.g. CE 415 . CE implies Civil Engineering Department will teach this course. 4 indicates that it is Applied courses category in the programme structure . '1' means the course is to be taught to Civil Engg. Students. 5 is the serial number of the course in the Applied Courses category.
l A rationale giving the importance of the course in the curriculum, should be vividly explained. Course objectives are to be derived indicating the purpose to teach the subject.
l Practicals , tutorials, seminars are to be spelt out along with the assessment technique. The number of hours have to be assigned for each head and the credits earned.
l Prescribe learning resources for students such as Printed notes, Text books, Hand books, CDs, Web sites etc.l Develop list of resources for teaching also.
10 Curriculum Implementation Strategy:l Newly appointed teachers should undergo Induction Programmes conducted by
NITTTR or any other Government organization.l Teachers should be deputed for refresher courses and for opening out new vistas of
knowledge and enterprise.l Teachers be made aware of pitfalls in setting of Test and Term end examination question
papers.l Teachers should be imparted training for monitoring curriculum implementation.l Library to be equipped with latest editions and titles and sufficient number of copies to be
procured. Library hours extended from 10.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. CDs on various topics to be compiled. Open access to students in Library.
l Lab and field manuals to be in printed forms so that students spend more time in discussions, analysis and finding solutions.
l Revise examination rules to suit the curriculum.l Marking scheme to be commensurate with the input hours and importance of the topics.l Equipments to be maintained in working condition. DSR to be maintained. Wall hung
Charts should be used to invite students attention to various topic, figures and sketches. l 24 x 7 Internet connection should be made available for staff and students.l Captive power should be made available to take over load shedding.l Industrial visits, field visits , study tours to be arranged to provide opportunity for students
to observe actually the machines, structures.l During these periods students imbibe community living skills and learn to adjust help
and appreciate colleagues.l Guest faculty should be invited to deliver lectures on recent trends, technology, materials
& processes some of which should be made part of the contents of the relevant course.
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Formation & training ofcore group/coregroup team members.
Decide categories under MPECS.
Identify courses commonto all or several programmes.
Identify list of coursesrelevant to paticular programme.
classify courses undereach category
Decide teaching & exam.scheme.
Determine contents of each course.
Validate contents of every coursethrough industry personnel &subject teachers workingin particular area.
Validate contents in board of studies.
Incorporate suggestions &finalize contents.
Finalize teaching & exam. scheme.
Classify under compulsory &\optional category by consideringguidelines about no. of courses& no. of credit requiedto award diploma.
Curriculumdocument ofMSBTE &autonomouspolytechnicreferred.
Identify needsof Industry throughSearch Conference
Feedback fromteachersimplementingcurriculum
Views andsuggestions fromboard members
Report toboard of studies
Internal evaluation ofcurriculum
Feedback fromstudents,alumni, industry
Implementcurriculum
Assess entrybehaviour
Curriculum Revision Model Used At CWIT -2010
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VCWIT - (Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.)
What is Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering?The Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering is a balanced program of
Electronics, Electrical, Digital, Microprocessors, Power, Automatic Control, Instrumentation, Telecommunications supported by basic units in analysis, software, engineering science, and opens doors to a wide range of employment opportunities.
Importance of Electronics & Telecommunication ProgrammeThe program is well equipped with a good understanding of Electronics Systems
design techniques and their applications in area such as control, telecommunication and consumer products. The program emphasizes analytical methods to plan and design networks to meet the goals of quality, reliability and cost. The students will also develope skills enabling to exercise independent, critical and creative thought also self confidence and maturity to be successful in their later career.
The diploma programme in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering provides students with a strong theoretical & practical background in both hardware & software aspects of Digital Communication Systems, Mechatronics, Microprocessors Based System and Computer Based Systems along with the engineering analysis, design and implementation skills necessary to work in team. The curriculum is based on an engineering philosophy.
Objectives of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programme
The objectives of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programme is achieved through a balance of required courses and judicious choices of technical electives and broad coverage of topics in Electronics and Telecommunication to give excellent foundation for career growth and also gives opportunity of putting the learning into practice.
The main objectives of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programme are: l The students will learn the professional studies in all years to develop practical and career skills such as teamwork, communication, presentation and project management.
l The student acquire in depth knowledge of the components and systems that make the global telecommunications network, starting with basis in Electronics and Computing.
l The students will learn about the media and devices that transport & direct communication signals through the network.
l The students will become familiar with current technology and develop the tools they will need to work with future technology.
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l The students will also learn about the policies and regulations that have shaped the industry around the world.
l The students will use the workstations for designing and testing electronic circuits and for creating modern programmable intelligent electronic system applications.
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Department :
The department was established and started functioning in the year 1951. In the
recent era of globalization Electronic Communication is playing a vital role and
undoubtedly playing a major source of development. There is vast scope for jobs for the
students of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering in reputed industries in India
and abroad, especially in communication field.
The department is having fully equipped laboratories as per DTE and AICTE norms,
covering total range of sophisticated equipments, machines, instruments, computers and
software. The department is involved in students centered activities like Personality
Development, Industrial Tours, Guest Lectures and Social Activities.
Department has Laboratories namely Basic Electronics Labs, Digital Electronics and
Microprocessors Lab, Software Lab. Mechatronics Lab, Microwave and Communication
Lab, Power Electronics Lab, Mobile communication lab and Project Lab.
l More than 50 dual trace CRO (30MHz)
l Digital Storage Oscilloscopes
l More than 50 Branded Computers with higher end specifications.
l Internet facilities
l Simulation and software lab e quipped with application software's.
l Television, VCR, Video Camera, LCD, Television & VCR Trainer kits.
l Various projects are undertaken in the department based on Microcontroller, Security
Systems, Industrial Automations, Telecommunication
l Well equipped software laboratory with Pentium-IV computers on LAN.
l Devoted and highly qualified staff.
l Departmental Library Facility
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CWIT - (Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.) XIII
CUSROW WADIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PUNE 1
PROGRAMME : DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
INDEX
SR.NO. CATEGORY COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE PAGE NO.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
01
05
08
12
17
22
25
28
32
35
40
43
45
48
51
55
57
60
64
68
72
76
80
84
87
R10SC1701
R10SC1702
R10SC1703
R10SC1705
R10SC1706
R10SC1708
R10EX1503
R10ME1202
R10EX1502
R10EX1501
R10SC1707
R10ME1209
R10SC2701
R10ME2205
R10EE2304
R10ME2602
R10ME2203
R10EX3503
R10EX3508
R10EX3502
R10EX3501
R10EX3506
R10EX3505
R10EX3504
R10EX3507
Basic Maths
Engineering Maths
Basic Physics
Basic Chemistry
Applied Science
Communicatiion Skill
Electronics Lab Practice
Engineering Graphics Skill
Network Theory
Semiconductor Devices & Circuits
Technical English
Workshop Practice (E & TC)
Advanced Maths
Entrepreneurship Development
Electrical Engineering
General Engineering
Industrial Organisation & Management
Communication System-I
Communication System-II
Digital Electronics
Fundamentals Of Programming
Industrial Electronics
Microprocessor And Programming
Opamp & Integrated Circuit
Signals And Systems
FOUNDATION COURSES
ALLIEDCOURSES
CORECOURSES
CWIT - (Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.) XIV
INDEX
SR.NO. CATEGORY COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE PAGE NO.
CUSROW WADIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PUNE 1
PROGRAMME : DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
106
109
112
116
119
121
124
127
131
135
138
141
144
147
R10EX4507
R10EX4504
R10EX4505
R10EX4503
R10EX4509
R10EX5506
R10EX5504
R10EX5505
R10EX5503
R10EX5508
R10EX5502
R10EX5501
R10EX5509
R10EX5507
Instrumentation & Control
Microcontroller & Interfacing Devices
Optical And Microwave System
Power Electronics
Project & Seminar
Advanced Microcontrollers
Data Communication
Embedded Systems
Mechatronics
Mobile Communication
Programmable Logic Controllers
Robotics
Satellite And Radar Communication
Telematics
APPLIEDCOURSES
SPECIALISEDCOURSES
27
28
29
95
98
103
R10EX4508
R10EX4506
R10EX4502
Circuit Simulation Lab
Consumer Electronics
Electronics Circuit Design
26 91R10EX4501 Applied Electronics