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LESSON PLAN FOR THE A.Y. 2012-2013 NAME OF THE FACULTY: SUBJECT NAME: YEAR/COURSE: DATE WEEK NO. TOPICS TO BE COVERED 17-Dec MON W1 6 18-Dec TUE 19-Dec WED 20-Dec THU 21-Dec FRI 22-Dec SAT 23-Dec SUN 24-Dec MON 1 Memory Addresses, Physical memory 25-Dec TUE Christmas 26-Dec WED W2 4 27-Dec THU 28-Dec FRI 29-Dec SAT 30-Dec SUN 31-Dec MON w3 6 1-Jan TUE 2-Jan WED 3-Jan THU 4-Jan FRI 5-Jan SAT 6-Jan SUN 7-Jan MON w4 5 8-Jan TUE 9-Jan WED 10-Jan THU 11-Jan FRI 12-Jan SAT second Saturday 13-Jan SUN Bhogi 14-Jan MON Sankranti 15-Jan TUE w5 5 16-Jan WED 17-Jan THU 18-Jan FRI 19-Jan SAT 20-Jan SUN 21-Jan MON w6 4 stepper motor interfacing, D/A and 22-Jan TUE 23-Jan WED ANURAG Engineering College Ananthagi DAYS OF THE WEEK DAYS PER WEEK 8086 Architecture: Introducti Microprocessor, 8086 Architecture Diagram, Register Organization, Mem Programming Model. Architecture of 8086, signal descri Common function signals, Minimum a signals, Timing diagrams, Inter Instruction Set and Assembly Langua 8086: Instruction formats, addr instruction set, assembler direc simple programs involving logical, instructions, sorting, evaluati expressions, string manipu I/O Interface: 8255 PPI, various mo and interfacing to 8086, interfa display.
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MPMCANURAG Engineering College Ananthagiri (V), Kodad (M), Nalgonda (Dt.)ECELESSON PLAN FOR THE A.Y. 2012-2013NAME OF THE FACULTY: V.NEETUSUBJECT NAME: MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERSYEAR/COURSE: III YEAR B.Tech II-SemesterDATEDAYS OF THE WEEKWEEK NO.DAYS PER WEEKTOPICS TO BE COVERED17-DecMONW168086 Architecture: Introduction to 8085 Microprocessor, 8086 Architecture - Functional Diagram, Register Organization, Memory Segmentation, Programming Model.18-DecTUE19-DecWED20-DecTHU21-DecFRI22-DecSAT23-DecSUN24-DecMON1Memory Addresses, Physical memory organization,25-DecTUEChristmas26-DecWEDW24Architecture of 8086, signal descriptions of 8086 Common function signals, Minimum and Maximum mode signals, Timing diagrams, Interrupt of 8086.27-DecTHU28-DecFRI29-DecSAT30-DecSUN31-DecMONw36Instruction Set and Assembly Language Programming of 8086: Instruction formats, addressing modes, instruction set, assembler directives, macros.1-JanTUE2-JanWED3-JanTHU4-JanFRI5-JanSAT6-JanSUN7-JanMONw45simple programs involving logical, branch and call instructions, sorting, evaluating arithmetic expressions, string manipulations.8-JanTUE9-JanWED10-JanTHU11-JanFRI12-JanSATsecond Saturday13-JanSUNBhogi14-JanMONSankranti15-JanTUEw55I/O Interface: 8255 PPI, various modes of operation and interfacing to 8086, interfacing keyboard, display.16-JanWED17-JanTHU18-JanFRI19-JanSAT20-JanSUN21-JanMONw64stepper motor interfacing, D/A and A/D converter.22-JanTUE23-JanWED24-JanTHU25-JanFRIMilad-un-Nabi/Id-e-Milad26-JanSATRepublic Day27-JanSUN28-JanMONw76Interfacing with advanced devices: Memory interfacing to 8086, Interrupt structure of8086,Vector interrupt table.29-JanTUE30-JanWED31-JanTHU1-FebFRI2-FebSAT3-FebSUN4-FebMONw86Interrupt service routine, Introduction to DOS and BIOS interrupts, Interfacing Interrupt Controller 8259 DMA Controller 8257 to 8086.5-FebTUE6-FebWED7-FebTHU8-FebFRI9-FebSAT10-FebSUN11-FebMONw96I MID EXAMINATION12-FebTUE13-FebWED14-FebTHU15-FebFRI16-FebSAT17-FebSUN18-FebMONw106Communication Interface: Serial communication standards, serial data transfer schemes, 8251 USART architecture and interfacing.19-FebTUE20-FebWED21-FebTHU22-FebFRI23-FebSAT24-FebSUN25-FebMONw116RS232, IEEE-488, Prototyping and trouble shooting.26-FebTUE27-FebWED28-FebTHU1-MarFRI2-MarSAT3-MarSUN4-MarMONw126Introduction to Microcontrollers: Overview of 8051 microcontroller, Architecture, I/O Ports.5-MarTUE6-MarWED7-MarTHU8-MarFRI9-MarSAT10-MarSUN11-MarMONw136Memory Organization, addressing modes and instruction set of 8051, simple programs.12-MarTUE13-MarWED14-MarTHU15-MarFRI16-MarSAT17-MarSUN18-MarMONw1468051 Real Time Control: Interrupts, timer/ Counter and serial communication, programming Timer Interrupts, Programming external hardware interrupts.19-MarTUE20-MarWED21-MarTHU22-MarFRI23-MarSAT24-MarSUN25-MarMONw152programming the serial communication interrupts, programming 8051 timers and counters.26-MarTUE27-MarWEDHoli28-MarTHUw151The AVR RISC microcontroller architecture: Introduction.29-MarFRIGood Friday30-MarSATw151AVR family architecture31-MarSUN1-AprMONw164Register File, The ALU, Memory access and Instruction execution.2-AprTUE3-AprWED4-AprTHU5-AprFRIBabu Jagjivan Ram Bday6-AprSATw161I/O memory7-AprSUN8-AprMONw173EEPROM, I/O ports, Timers9-AprTUE10-AprWED11-AprTHUUgadi12-AprFRIw172UART, Interrupt Structure.13-AprSAT14-AprSUN15-AprMONw186II MID EXAMINATION16-AprTUE17-AprWED18-AprTHU19-AprFRI20-AprSAT21-AprSUN
Sheet1ANURAG Engineering College Ananthagiri (V), Kodad (M), Nalgonda (Dt.)ECELESSON PLAN FOR THE A.Y. 2012-2013NAME OF THE FACULTY: M.SANDEEPSUBJECT NAME: MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERSYEAR/COURSE: III YEAR B.Tech II-SemesterDATEDAYS OF THE WEEKWEEK NO.DAYS PER WEEKTOPICS TO BE COVERED17-DecMONW168086 Architecture: Introduction to 8085 Microprocessor, 8086 Architecture - Functional Diagram, Register Organization, Memory Segmentation, Programming Model.18-DecTUE19-DecWED20-DecTHU21-DecFRI22-DecSAT23-DecSUN24-DecMON1Memory Addresses, Physical memory organization,25-DecTUEChristmas26-DecWEDW24Architecture of 8086, signal descriptions of 8086 Common function signals, Minimum and Maximum mode signals, Timing diagrams, Interrupt of 8086.27-DecTHU28-DecFRI29-DecSAT30-DecSUN31-DecMONw36Instruction Set and Assembly Language Programming of 8086: Instruction formats, addressing modes, instruction set, assembler directives, macros.1-JanTUE2-JanWED3-JanTHU4-JanFRI5-JanSAT6-JanSUN7-JanMONw45simple programs involving logical, branch and call instructions, sorting, evaluating arithmetic expressions, string manipulations.8-JanTUE9-JanWED10-JanTHU11-JanFRI12-JanSATsecond Saturday13-JanSUNBhogi14-JanMONSankranti15-JanTUEw55I/O Interface: 8255 PPI, various modes of operation and interfacing to 8086, interfacing keyboard, display.16-JanWED17-JanTHU18-JanFRI19-JanSAT20-JanSUN21-JanMONw64stepper motor interfacing, D/A and A/D converter.22-JanTUE23-JanWED24-JanTHU25-JanFRIMilad-un-Nabi/Id-e-Milad26-JanSATRepublic Day27-JanSUN28-JanMONw76Interfacing with advanced devices: Memory interfacing to 8086, Interrupt structure of8086,Vector interrupt table.29-JanTUE30-JanWED31-JanTHU1-FebFRI2-FebSAT3-FebSUN4-FebMONw86Interrupt service routine, Introduction to DOS and BIOS interrupts, Interfacing Interrupt Controller 8259 DMA Controller 8257 to 8086.5-FebTUE6-FebWED7-FebTHU8-FebFRI9-FebSAT10-FebSUN11-FebMONw96I MID EXAMINATION12-FebTUE13-FebWED14-FebTHU15-FebFRI16-FebSAT17-FebSUN18-FebMONw106Communication Interface: Serial communication standards, serial data transfer schemes, 8251 USART architecture and interfacing.19-FebTUE20-FebWED21-FebTHU22-FebFRI23-FebSAT24-FebSUN25-FebMONw116RS232, IEEE-488, Prototyping and trouble shooting.26-FebTUE27-FebWED28-FebTHU1-MarFRI2-MarSAT3-MarSUN4-MarMONw126Introduction to Microcontrollers: Overview of 8051 microcontroller, Architecture, I/O Ports.5-MarTUE6-MarWED7-MarTHU8-MarFRI9-MarSAT10-MarSUN11-MarMONw136Memory Organization, addressing modes and instruction set of 8051, simple programs.12-MarTUE13-MarWED14-MarTHU15-MarFRI16-MarSAT17-MarSUN18-MarMONw1468051 Real Time Control: Interrupts, timer/ Counter and serial communication, programming Timer Interrupts, Programming external hardware interrupts.19-MarTUE20-MarWED21-MarTHU22-MarFRI23-MarSAT24-MarSUN25-MarMONw152programming the serial communication interrupts, programming 8051 timers and counters.26-MarTUE27-MarWEDHoli28-MarTHUw151The AVR RISC microcontroller architecture: Introduction.29-MarFRIGood Friday30-MarSATw151AVR family architecture31-MarSUN1-AprMONw164Register File, The ALU, Memory access and Instruction execution.2-AprTUE3-AprWED4-AprTHU5-AprFRIBabu Jagjivan Ram Bday6-AprSATw161I/O memory7-AprSUN8-AprMONw173EEPROM, I/O ports, Timers9-AprTUE10-AprWED11-AprTHUUgadi12-AprFRIw172UART, Interrupt Structure.13-AprSAT14-AprSUN15-AprMONw186II MID EXAMINATION16-AprTUE17-AprWED18-AprTHU19-AprFRI20-AprSAT21-AprSUN
Sheet2ANURAG Engineering College ECE Ananthagiri (V), Kodad (M), Nalgonda (Dt.)LESSON PLAN FOR THE A.Y. 2014- 2015 SEM -IINAME OF THE FACULTY:J. RAVISANKARSUBJECT:WIRELESS COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKSYEAR/COURSE:IV B.Tech II Sem ECE-B&CDATEDAY OF THE WEEKWEEK NO.DAYS PER WEEKTOPICS TO BE COVERED29-Dec-14MONW15Comparison between wire and wireless systems30-Dec-14TUEIntroduction to wireless communication system31-Dec-14WEDevolution of mobile rdio communications201-Jan-15THUNEW YEARMON BFRI2-Jan-15FRIexamples of wireless communication systemsTHU ATUE3-Jan-15SATPaging systems4-Jan-15SUNDAY5-Jan-15MONW25cordless telephone systems6-Jan-15TUEcellular system design fundamentals7-Jan-15WEDComparison of various wireless systems8-Jan-15THUModeren wireless communication systems9-Jan-15FRIModeren wireless communication systems10-Jan-15SATSECOND SATURDAY11-Jan-15SUNDAY12-Jan-15MONW30Pongal Holidays13-Jan-15TUE14-Jan-15WED15-Jan-15THU16-Jan-15FRI17-Jan-15SAT18-Jan-15SUNDAY19-Jan-15MONW46second generation cellular networks20-Jan-15TUEthird generation cellular networks21-Jan-15WEDwireless in local loop22-Jan-15THUwireless local area networks23-Jan-15FRIbluetooth24-Jan-15SATpersonal area networks25-Jan-15SUNDAY26-Jan-15MONW55REPUBLIC DAY27-Jan-15TUEcellular system design fundamentals28-Jan-15WEDspectrum allocation29-Jan-15THUbasic cellular system30-Jan-15FRIfrequency reuse31-Jan-15SATchannel assignment strategies1-Feb-15SUNDAY2-Feb-15MONW66handoff strategies3-Feb-15TUEinterference and system capacity4-Feb-15WEDtrunking and grade off service5-Feb-15THUimproving coverage and capacity, cell splitting6-Feb-15FRImultiple access techniques for wireless communication7-Feb-15SATintroduction to multiple access techniques8-Feb-15SUNDAY9-Feb-15MONW75FDMA10-Feb-15TUETDMA11-Feb-15WEDSSMA12-Feb-15THUSDMA13-Feb-15FRIpacket radio, capacity of cellular system14-Feb-15SATSECOND SATURDAY15-Feb-15SUNDAY16-Feb-15MONW82I MID EXAMINATIONS17-Feb-15TUE18-Feb-15WED19-Feb-15THU20-Feb-15FRIWireless networking21-Feb-15SATintroduction of wireless networks22-Feb-15SUNDAY23-Feb-15MONW96types of wireless networks24-Feb-15TUEdifference between wireless and fixed networks25-Feb-15WEDdifference between wireless and fixed networks26-Feb-15THUdevelopment of wireless networks27-Feb-15FRIdevelopment of wireless networks28-Feb-15SATfixed network transmission hiercahy1-Mar-15SUNDAY2-Mar-15MONW105fixed network transmission hiercahy3-Mar-15TUEtraffic routing in wireless networks4-Mar-15WEDtraffic routing in wireless networks5-Mar-15THUHOLI6-Mar-15FRIwireless data services7-Mar-15SATcommon channel signalling8-Mar-15SUNDAY9-Mar-15MONW115wireless WAN10-Mar-15TUEmechanism to support a mobile environment11-Mar-15WEDmechanism to support a mobile environment12-Mar-15THUcommunication in the infrastructure13-Mar-15FRIIS-95 CDMA forward channel14-Mar-15SATSECOND SATURDAY15-Mar-15SUNDAY16-Mar-15MONW125IS-95 CDMA forward channel17-Mar-15TUEIS-95 CDMA reverse channel18-Mar-15WEDpacket and frame formats in IS-9519-Mar-15THUIMT-200020-Mar-15FRIforward channel in W-CDMA and CDMA-200021-Mar-15SATUGADI22-Mar-15SUNDAY23-Mar-15MONW135reverse channel in W-CDMA and CDMA-200024-Mar-15TUEGPRS and higher data rates25-Mar-15WEDshort message service in GPRS mobile application protocols26-Mar-15THUshort message service in GPRS mobile application protocols27-Mar-15FRIwireless LAN28-Mar-15SATSRI RAMA NAVAMI29-Mar-15SUNDAY30-Mar-15MONW145historical overviews of the LAN industry31-Mar-15TUEevolution of the WLAN industry1-Apr-15WEDwireless home networking2-Apr-15THUIEEE 802.113-Apr-15FRIGOOD FRIDAY4-Apr-15SATPHY layer5-Apr-15SUNDAY6-Apr-15MONW155MAC layer7-Apr-15TUEwireless ATM8-Apr-15WEDHYPER LAN9-Apr-15THUHYPER LAN -210-Apr-15FRIOrthogonal frequency division multiplexing11-Apr-15SATSECOND SATURDAY12-Apr-15SUNDAY13-Apr-15MONW166basic principles orthogonality14-Apr-15TUEsingle versus multi channel systems15-Apr-15WEDOFDM block diagram16-Apr-15THUOFDM block diagram and its explanation17-Apr-15FRIOFDM signal mathematical representation18-Apr-15SATOFDM signal mathematical representation19-Apr-15SUNDAY20-Apr-15MONW17II MID EXAMINATIONS21-Apr-15TUE22-Apr-15WED23-Apr-15THU24-Apr-15FRI25-Apr-15SAT26-Apr-15MONW18Practical Exam27-Apr-15TUE28-Apr-15WED29-Apr-15THU30-Apr-15FRI1-May-15SAT2-May-15MONW193-May-15TUEEnd Of Exams4-May-15WED5-May-15THU6-May-15FRI7-May-15SAT8-May-15MONW209-May-15TUE10-May-15WED11-May-15THU12-May-15FRI13-May-15SAT14-May-15MONW2115-May-15TUE16-May-15WED
