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AND TECHNOLOGY
FACULTY OF ENGThE1NG
Final Year Engineering (CSl1lT)
Semc1r — I

Title Data WarehOUSI and Data ;ninlnr,

Course Code CSE4O1 (I)Wl)M)
Exnhl11atk SeheU t'
Teaching Scheme Class Tcl: 20 Mafk.
Theory:
T 04 itouts/V/eek Thcory Ecamination (Mar) 90 Mk
(Durati('n) f) Krur-
Theory ExunthrttO11

fl ManagAflCflt Systcm, Discrct Mathematics

Objecth:
• To understand data warchotLw
• To understand and implement inu1tithtt1eflSi0t model

• Ti, identify the piob1enfl and apply mining algorithm

intcI1igCn (Dl) methodoloSY and conccpt
• To ctescribc th. busiflS5
çfF.NT

SECT1Q
7 11rs
Unit I:
rc hGusjg and Online MaIYtk3l
Introduction 10 Dcisiofl Support Systcm. Data Wa
Data \VnrchoUC Bi.cic Coce[itS , Data Warehouse Mode1iitg Data Cube und OLAP. E)ia
Warehouse Dtsign and Usag; Data Wardiouse lnipkmcntati0
(SI[r
Unit 2:
lntroduCtiCfl to Data Mhtir'. Intgrath)a of Da14 Mininz system with a Dah-c
Data Mining. ApplicatiOnS and Trends in Data Mining -
WirchoU.c System. Major isstcs in
(S Hr)
Unit 3;
Basic Statistical De..criPtiOI1' of DilRt.
Know your Data - Data objcLs and AttrbutC Types-i -An OvcricW,
Mcasuting Data Similarity and Dissimilarity Data Preprocc

(5111's)

Unit 4:
Mining FrcquC)t Patterns : Mining Frequent PatlenLS. ssociat3on-c Basic ConCcP1 Apt icwi
ir L"
Atgorithm. nsociatiOa ruIns 1mm lrcqucflt item sets. Cluster AnldyNis Types of dttt

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classi c, Pai1iLiO1)ag methods : k-Meins and }c -McdoidS.

(8lirs)
Unit 5:
1ntheiou to CIa fication ind PredicioiL ClssificiliOn by Decision tree Induction Bayesiii:
iction: Uric-ar Regre-SSiOi. non-linear rrcion
cLassi1ic9tiOi), Rule based clificalion,
(7flrs)
Unit 6:
lrtntiieCion to Bu nsc 1ntei1icn, Changing Busines-s Environments and Compulerized Decision
•Suppn1 . rhe cs P i sures.Re.pon- Sup?cirt Model , A Framework for Business
Trniction Processing
iIIigcnc (BI) , Inteuigence Creation and Use and 131 Govcrnaice
, Major Tools and TcchiüqiCs of
vcrw Analylic Processing , Successful 131 implementatiOn
1Iuiness lncUigeiiCC

icxt looks:
Jiuwei Han and Michelie Kamber, Date Mining: Concepts and Techniques, Third Edition,
1.
Elsevier Publication
for IT Professionals, Wiley Publication
2. Paulrj Ponaiah, Data Warehousing :FundaincOtats

errencc Books Applicti0nS

C.S.R.Prabhu :D*ta Warehousing C nccpts.TcluliqU.P ucts and
Prentice Hallof India.
ehouSin Data Mining and Ol.AP, Tata McGniw
2. Ak BerMinStephan J,Smith :Data Wa
Hill F.dinion.
Ivan Llayruss: SQL, PLSQL:The Programming Languae of ORACLE. RPB
3.
Publication.
(2nd Ed,) Thrba.n, Shs.rda, Delei', King.
4. Busincsc 1rncitigcnv : A Managerial Approach
Wiley Publication.

PNrrERN OF QUESTION PAPEk: units ill each part. Qncsion paper

Six units in The syllabus shall b divided in two equal puts i.e. 3
shall be sL on first part and Section B
cIii1l h.e set having two sections A and B. Section Aquestiorts
uestin-ns on second part. Question paper should cover the ctire yllabus
For 84) marks Paper:
I. Mr.irnum ten questions
2. 1--tvc q estions in each section
section Aand Question no.6 from section B. 10 marks coch , will be
3 Question an. I from
compu1ury.
studcats are supposed to solve any two
4. From the remaining questiOOs in stion A and B ,
t1utstions from each section. 15 marks cach.
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Dr BA1ASA1 IEB AMBEDKAR
EACULF? OF Et4GlNE1ttlNG AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engineering (CSE)
Semester -
Title- raralici atd Distributed Conipucitig
Course Code: CS1.402
(PDC)
xnmtr lion 5lnni i.
Teaching Scheme: CILS Te 20 t;rk
Theory: 4 floursPVcck Thcory Examination (Marks): S{) .\thrI
Theory Examination (l)urai km:( H N

Prrequisitt:
Pundamcnials of OperatiLig Systetti

o bxthcS:To train the ulenLs with the concepS of Parallel Computing bccaue of the nced ill
aviIabitity of gruwi rig number of cirs on a chip

• To provide the concept of massive -core OPUS and pratlel pcgratTmrtg

concepts of Distributed Conputing.
• To understand thc bILSIC
rograinyning frameWofk,
To introduce students to one distributed p

NTENIS.
SF1IOAiYar1lld Computing
(6
Unit 1:
omputing, Scope and applicaziotts of Parallel Cornpuliflg PiIld
Introduction to Pitralici C of Mcrnory System Pcrfonnaricc, PiuI
Computing Platforms Implicit Paralle1isrfl limiI.atio
Communicarion costs in paraUc mI:c%
organization of Parallel pEatfoflUS
Introduction to Message Passing Paradigm Message l'assing Tntcrfacc
(7 ll r
LJLIiI 2.
PinCi)le& of Parallel Atgoithm Design, Graxularity, ConeurreacY and Task inicraclioti, Reuriv
DccornpoltiOfl, Data Decompositi0n1 ParaUci Algorithm Models --The Data Parallel Model, The
Task Graph Modcl, The Ma r-.SIavC Model
Programilling Shared Address Space Platform5- Thrcad Why threads, The FOSIX Thrctd API.
in Fth rcads-MUtU J!'cdw.ion fur
Thread era on-crmhtat0fl, Synchronization primiti'c5
variables
: Basics, specifying coucurrent tasks in OpmMP. Lkt
OpenMPtifldard lot Parallel Program
various DixwcLiVes
CiIr;pJUT- Science & ErgirLriflg.

7 firs)
Unit 3
CUDA (Compue Unified Dcvicc ArcitcctuN) AchiLcture: Introdiaction to CUDA CPU (Graphics
nteing Unit) nrchilactum Terms- Grid, Block, Thrcds, CUDA memory typc.c, CUDA C
using rmilnplc blocks Simple
?rogrunl sclucturc, CUDA thnad orafliZatFrn Mtrtx rnultiphcatiofl
ii rgi'a ms of merging and sorting
SECTI OM.DIstribu tcd Computing
(7Hrs)

l':citiil undanun for Dkthbutcd System LiiLaun of Dktñbucd syscern, Diffcrcne

of distribned computation. Interleaving
1 w-n DitribittLl sysms and Parallel systems. Modals
1wJet, Hapcncd before Model. Potential Causality Model, Shared memory

Lcrnpnm ordciing vfcvents. Loical clocks and Vector Clocks (Definition and algorithm)

Mutual Excitiston usingTirrtc ps, Lamports Algorithm for Mutual excluit,

(71-Irs)

I)krrihtitiJ Snrcd Mcmory (DSM): Gencrl architecture of DSM syscens. Design and
conisLency niodcls.
implcmcittati(m of DSM, Granularity, seturc of shared memory space,
Rcplicemcnt Strategy, Thrdhirig, approaches to DSM and Advantages of OSM

]hinbuted Objects and Remote lnvcc4ion: Continunicatiort between distnbutth nhis Renane
1durccall Events and notifications, Java RMI case study
(6 Hrs)
Unit 6

C -study- Hadoop - A distributed programming framework. Building blocks of 1IadoopSetting

op SSII (or Hedoop eluater, Running i-Iadoop. Working with Fiks in HDFS. Anmomy of
MapRcdocc program. Writing basic NlapiRcd-oce progrerrus

Text Rooks:
1. Anaiuh Gram. Anshal Gupta Grac Karypis, Vipia Kumar, 'throduction to Parallel Computing.
SccclnLl Edition, (Pc-arson PibIicat1ort)
ssiicly Pamilci Pr Oft . A Hands-on
Divd H. Kirk iui.d Wcnrnel W. Itwu, "Po ianu&rig
Appwatf', Sit4 Edition (MK - Moigim Kzufmann Publication)
3, Vijay K. Girg. Ekments of DiiThuLcd CoiitpLicg" (Wiley Publication)
4 PrLlcp K Sirtha Ditribucd Operlin!. Sytcais: Concrpts arid de-ign Addison Wescly. 203

Rckrcncc Boulm
1, Chuck Lam, "Fbdoop in Action I demtech Pres.)

'/
computer S&nCC & Engineenfl.

-Distributed Computing' Principles. A1gomhIIl. id

AD. K5hemkolyalil, M SIighal
Ssiems"1 Cambridge UnLvmity Prcs

I'AyrE114 OF QUESTION PAPER:

unils in Coch part. QucL[w paj".r
Six units in the syiabus sball be divided in two equal parts i.e. 3
shall be set having two se-iiortS A and B. Section A ructLOflS cha11 be st in lir' puii ai.d Sc.t'fl 1
quc1ions on sccond put Question paper should cover the cnirc sy1lbus.

For SO marks Papcal

I. Mininn'ffl question-,;
2. Five questions in each soction
each will be
3, Question I fron sccioriA and Question no. (I from section 13, 10 marks
Compulsory.
to lvc any iw
lron the remaining questions in section A and B , students u suppcd
4,
questions from ctch section, 15 marks each.

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Or. IAitASSAHE11 AMBEDKA1t MARrVUIWADA UNILzS1T'1 AURANGAIAD

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engineering (CSE)
Scmctcr - I
Title: Prineipl4LS of Compiler Design
Co1ns Code: CSE403 (PCD)
Ein4lGfl c-hernC
rtcIiing Scheme CIa Tt. 20 Mtrk
Thoiy: 4 !our/cc Theory Ex inziiOn (Marcs):90 Nlarks
Theory ExanirtatiOfl (l)ritiofl)03 HoLn

1 L-creqIIisI Ic:
• KnvLed 01'W13strCtUrCS Disc etc t UteInaUC arid Alorthm5
• }hsic Knowledge of Theory of CompuUtdOfl
• p2ra1ming kUl in any Pror01m3fl9 language like C.

OIijcctiVcs: g. mpihLfl. bke lexicil analyi. pirsrn

• To gct working knowledge of the LilajOr phase.i of
emn'iC ani1ysis and code gcncLiOfl.
To use the formal atu.ted runmars for specifying the syruax and semantics of
•
programming iinguagCS.
* I'u learn and use 1001 for CO1)pi1Cf C)1SUCt0
To understand the strucwrc of a compiler, ad bow th'. sourc and target languagrs influcitce
•
vanLiuS cho1Ci in the design.

icc-r1ON-A
(6 lirs)
Unit 1: Introduction to Compilers
Boot-1rappflg.
i Cornpilcr cCiO tools.
1aors. thc pilers.
&i
ramming angLiagC haskc!.
(6 hIrs)
I nit 2: Lcxial Ana1ys
RcognitiOfl of tokens,
Roic of a hxkal uaiyzr, Input butTering. SPecificatiOn of tokeriS,
generator.
FiniW automfltL Design of a lexical aalyzeX
(8 Urs)
Unit : Syntax Analysis
ComputliOfl o FIRST
R.ilc of Parser, shift reduce parsing, top down parsing. Pccdici'.'e parsing -
and coristltLctiOfl of parsing table, IR parsers, tbc canonical collection of LR
& ,(),IOW functions parser
GcncrtoT YACC. YACC pognifl. Error detection and
101 items, LALR parser. Automatic
vtrrCIlLI1 wth YACC.
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CoiiipUCr SflC & iiinccthM-

rCOP'(
,SECTION-13
( HrsI
Unit 4: Interm d1ate.00th Generation
uddrcs- ck - Q i;icLr'pl
InditC code Post nottiOfl per trees and yita trcc tht
aid triples, indirect tripk..
( H rs
Triinslatiofl
Unit 5: Syntax pfrected
o S-Aurhffl
of Syniax Trees. Bottom-UP EvaluaiOI1 Ii.iFih .1
SyiaDt DdinitiOS Con1fliCti0fl Top Down Trans iiori, B cm-Up EvaIuaLi(u1
niLiOfl5 i:
D4nitiofl5, L.AttfibUtod tion of a Simple TypC Checker. Ft"
AtbUtS1TYP Chckifl Tpc Systems. Speci
Type Conversions.
Type ExpressiOflS
(8 [Irs)
Unit 6: Codc Optirnizntion and Code GencratiOfl
Principal surees of optimidofl loop optimiiatk - Basic blocks, flow graphs, loopc code
Global
bathe blocks, ApplicatiOt of DMJ-S.
siaa oLdin. Obj:I
moti011, induction variables . DAG pnt10nunrolling,
of loop jarnmiig. C
Data Flow equations. Loop
Data flow AnalysiS1
pro rrts: the environmcL of code, gcncraLr, r.m-ürnc dreses for names, LrohkmS
2cc alLiic'i" UFRI
ll. A nsachic mcdcl. working o a simple code gencrO in brief. Reis
gcncratio
P.pho1e optimization.
agtflCnlS.
Tho"
Text 1ook5
I D Uflmàn, "CompllCt Pirteipk, Techniques, 112"d
1. A V Aho, K. SethL
Pe.ajson Educziiifln
FrincIplC.'i & praciCes'
2. D. M, I)hamdhere "compUcr Construction -

Reference Books,
PrinCIPIC-S of Compiler Design" (NAROSAJ
1, AN. Aho, 3.1). Ullman -
.,.principles of Compiler sign"-TMI Publication,,;
2. V Raghavan
PAYfERN OF QUESfl0 PAPER: in eic pan. Qccslin
units in the syllabus shall be divided in two equal parts i,c hU
3 -units H
Six AqtesI3OflS bc .ct on fi rst part aii Sectiwi
shall be s et having two sectiO5 A and B. Section
should cover the entire syllabus
qiicLiOfl5 on second part. Question paper
For 80 rturks Paper:
I. MinirntrtLten questions
2. Five questions in each scc.tioa will h
no. from section B. 10 marks each,
3 Question no. I from section A and Question
compulsory, - h"
scCLiOfl A students, are supp mcd to ile
4. From e
theremaining questionS in
questions from each section. 15 marks each.

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Dr. }3ABASAF[EB AMBEDKAR MARATEWADA UNIVERSITY, AURANGABAJ)

AND TECHNOLOGY
EACU 1fl' OF ENGI NEELUNG
Final Year Engiiiccriflg (CSE)
Sernestil' - I
Tit1e Visual Modeling
r OL1L (S})

lutiiflatiOfl Stheme
_c)i S1ii'ic CLsss Test; 20 Mafs
:he&ry: 04 Hour/WCCk Theory Examination (Marks): 80 Marks
bory Examination (DuaUon);03 lotirs

• 81,adcnts should have prior knowledge orsoftwre cagir.cering.

• StidenE houid have idea of softwtii'e deveIopL1let life ecle.
• Students hou1d have kniowledge of object oricrttcd concepts.
Objdies;
To d,sign a software project using Objcct Oicntcd Modeling
Ti dn a software project using Dein Pattens
To design an Object- Oiientd Soltwar
CONTENTS

E(.1iON-A Obleil (l Milij

- (6 hrs)
Unit 1; IntrcalueLion
Objcct-OrifltCd DcotflPC)1101T
Software, Aigori thnic and
CurnplxitY of
S<ittwarc Modeling Ohj.Oiflt Methods and the Uniticd Modeling Language, Software
,\ichi1eCtU1l Design : Method and NotiLiOfi , UML as a Standard , Multiple Views of Sotwarc
Architecture Evolution of So[tware ModeUng and Design Methods EvolutiOn of Object-Oriented
ulCortcurrenL Distributed, and Real-Time Dsirs Methods
Analysis and Design hod, Survey
(a It)
Unit 2: UMI. Modeling
l:LLnctiwuLl Modeling; Basics f Use Cscs Syni. ACLOrs Finding cwrs, actors in IJML
Finding ue c-ase5. use cases ifl UML Relationship between
kclutionship between actors Ue case:
Tpcs of usc cases, elements of usz case Dcs?ription. (luidelines
use es Use Case DescIpLiOfl
fiw Creating Use cases deciiptiOns, OrganIzing usc cases, describing use cases, rcaling use cases
and TJsC case Diararn-s.
dding; Struclurid MOdlS Classes. atlribuiCS. operat(US RelationshiP Class
S(IUCIUIIiI M u
Co bar'AtIOU
(CRC Cards), Class Diararn liement-s of Class Diagram
1t1nthit11Y
(6 hrs
Unit : Be aviorl Modeling:
messages, ScqcncC diagram,
Ltchaviod Modials. Interaction Diagrams: Objects, operations and
clnn1UriiCaLtOfl diagram.

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Activity lDiagran eLcmnts of wivity diagram, guide1iiCS for crcitnLg Aciviy
Compor.nt digram cicploymc;fl diagrim
'LICC Study for Unit 2&3:
• ri system
• Cautseware Maruicmcnt S'tein
• Library Managrfle(Lt System

SE(-TION-B MST fl Pit

(S it r)
Unit 4: introduction to Desigi Pattcrn't
1
to Design Patcn,l1)e Catalog OfD ign Patterns. organizing cCtsIig CrcaR''i
trtuhCtOfl conscqUcnC
strUcturr, coil aborati
Design Pattern [ntcrtt, flppiiC1IbIbty,
Abstract Factory, Prototype. Singleton
(6 lirs)
Unit 5: St ructural Design Lattcni
voliabO tiun5 onscqucnCC, imp[ at ntatk!l1: Ad.iptcr, Dxtrd1l
1i1rfl, appticability, sLructUIC
Proxy
(i Urs
Unit 6: 11tviorui Degn Pittern.
qboratioas, consequCnCC1 implem Latiolls: Comrnaiid,
Intent, applicibility,stractufc, coil
strategy

StudY fi,r, Unit 4,5 nn ':

Q IT,

• DocLLmcntEditr

'L'Ext Books

Object-OriCntcd Analysis and Dc-sign by Grady L3ooch, 2 Edition , Addison W&y

Un
Man Denni Barbara 1-la3ey Wiom,Th1Vki Tegarden ,System A;yk LsIld
2.
UML 2.0"Wiley tndia Edition.
Use Csc.-s. Patterns, and Suftwttrc ArchitMUIV- ty
3. Software Modeling anU D-sigri UMLI
I-1asafl Gotnaa.
Ralph Thhnsim.
4, D.ign Patterns (ISBN: 81.708135-0) by Erich Gamma, Richard Helm,
Jotu Vlissidcs (Fearicn Education Inc.) (Gan -of Pour)

Rcfcrc'ne Book': StYlcs 15131'J: 1-5S,87-1--U2 I -

I, Snflware ArchitectUrt Design - Mcthodology and
Publishing LL.0 by Uxirt Tao. Xinag Fu and Kai Qian
Frank Euhmuti
2. Pattern Oriented Softwire AchiLectuF (ISBN: 9971-51-421-4) by
Hank-Erik Eriks.son Magnus Pkir Brian Lyons, David Fado," UML 2 Tool Kii'
3.
0MG Press

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iwrlERN OF QUES'ION PAPER: CON COPY

each pert- Question paper
six tinits in the syllabus shalt be divided in Iwo equal parts i.e. 3 wits in
havirog two sections A and 13, Section A quesUons Shall be set on fini part and Section B
%I be
on swcand part. Qv.estion paper should cover the tntire syllabus.

For SD marks Paper:

I. Minimum ten questions
2. Fvc quc.stioi in cch sccikin
B, 10 marks each, will be
Questiun 1L). from scefion A and Question no, 6 from sectiart
Compulsory.
lruni the rini.itining questions in section A and B, students am suppocd to solvc any two
from ea ch Eeciort, 15 marks each.

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OctT1puter Science & EflgiflCcflflg

Dr. BAI3ASALIED AMBEDKAR MARATHW: UNIVERSITY A URA N G A BA 1)

FACULTY 01? ENGiNEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engineering (CSE)
Semester - I
Title: Electise - 1 Cloud cin1pt*lig
Course Code; CSE441
Exunilnallon Sche'm
Teaching Scheme Chiss Tci: 2(1
Thcry: -- 4hrs1wek Theory ExEIraivatiUfl(MW ()Ma: k.
:l Fkiut
Theory EI\10 DunUii)fl)

PrerLite
Computer L\'Or(

Objective-":
To learn and understand Cloud Tcchnolo&CS
applications
• To desigi. develop and dcpoy Cloud
Compfflifl
To get acquainted with the disllcn.cs and security nspects of Cloud
•
To study Mol3la Cloud ApplicatiOns
CoNTENTS
SECTION-A
()(, 11i'.
Model Computing
Unit 1: tvoLLIttorL of
lutr Coriiputtll!. (i -
introduction to MtinfrimC architccturc1 Cli ent_server ai-chiteCture, C
Computing and Distributed Computing. Evolution of ,tharin on lie Ilileil i
Computing. Parallel
teiroduCtion of Cloud CornputiriB Definition of clud Cloud DeoyrnCflt Models, Cluud eTlc
;ircliicctiIC
Models. Key Ch cteristics1 Benefits and Risks in Cloud Computing, Scrvicc nriencd
(SOA) and Cloud CornputiIg Referert Architec(t1re by IBM
Wi llr
Unit 2 Servke-s Udiverod from the Cloud
-Scr'icC (lailS).
Model architectLlIC. Bcncfits and Drawbacks lnfrstucture (E3P;J.S) ldii1Lya
LCC (SaaS) I usinccS-PrOCC ns--Cr.0
Serce(PS). So{twnC aSS -s.em'tCC (CaaS). Monitoring.flS -servtce (MuaS). Storage LIN
service (IDnaS) CornniWliCutiOI tee:
-ovclers: lnf,asLruCLWC :i
service: TraditiOnal soragc versus soragc cloud, Cloud Servicc pi
ForccCOflL
Anuion EC2 I Platform as Sevicc: Google App Engine.
çi( It Ni
Unit 3 Cloud Technologies
lauiiductiofl virwuJi,.:itiiii
Weliservices: SOAP and REST SOAP VS RLST, Vzrtuoltzadom 1LerpCiC
Types of VirivaUzatiOn, Pros and cons of virtuafllaLiofl. V1miaiZ3tlOti iplicitiims in
l.tnn.
virtunlization, i)cktop and Application VirtuatiiatiOfl. Storage and Ntwok Vii
Server

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Computer Science & Engineering

ECTI ON.I
(08 liEs)
U El i t 4: lUg Data and AnalyticS
Data, -ladp: Definiuon. Aichitechtt1e, Cloud file svsms: GES and
Data, Chal nes in Bi g
Dynamo MapReduct and cxtCniOflS Partflel computing, The
HDFS. Bij.T;thtc, 11Bse and using W, c,
Mlhcc niodel: ParaUel cfficicncy of MapReducc Relational operatiOnS
Pejces in Haoop: Hive, 1113e, Pig Ozie. flume Sqoop
(OG I-Irs)
Unit 5 Sccurity n tlte Cloud
ost and ApliCOtiOtt level.
Security, Cloud Security Chaltcnges. lLfrasuuctuC Security Network, H
Pcivacy. Lie cycle o Data Key
[)ala ccudty and Sontc, Security Management in the clowl, Data
lriVLLcY coflecril , in cloud and Disaster Rccovery.
COG firs)
U Flit 6: Using Mobile Cloud
SmartptOflaS with the
Ailopling rivabile cloud applications. Feature phoncs and the cloud, Using
Cknid: Andtid, Açipte iPhone, Rcscaith In N1Lion 3IackBetTY, Symbian. Windows Mobil
Wo:king with Mobile Wcb Services: Mobile interoperability. Performing Service Discovery:
Push ser.'iccs, Defining WAP and Other
Context-aware services. MEMS4 Location awarenes-S,
l'rntcol.c

Urt Biiki

Inteiprisc Cloud Cotnputing Technology, Architturc. Appticat:ons by Gauram Shnft'.

Cambridge University Press.
2 Cloud Computing lmp1crnent1ion. Management. and Security By John W. lUfflnghQUSC
James F. Ransome , CRC Press.
Larry Coyne Mark Bagley Gaurav Chhaunticer
3. IBM smart storage cloud Red paper by
'1. Clo;d Security and Privacy Tim Mather, Subra KuuthiaswamY, Shalied LatH

itefurtnce 1!.oukc

2. Cloud computing Bible by Bathe Snsinky, Wiley India 1vt Ltd (2011)
2. Mastering Cloud Computing Rajkunar l3uyya. Christian Vec.hiola. S. Tharnarni S]vi

lwrrETN Ol' QUESTION PAPER:

I.e. 3 units to e=h part. Question paper

Six uniL' in the syllabus shall be divided in two equal parts on first part and Section B
latI be set having two sections A and B. Section A questions shall he set
iicstinns on second port. Question paper should cover the entire syllabus.

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Sdertce & Engineering.
CompUtCT

CO FY
For 80 marh% Fiper:
- Minimum ten questions
2. Pivc quc.StLOflS in each Section O cch . wlII
no. 1 from seC1Ofl k and QuestiOn no. 6 from secLion B
3. ucli-Ofl
compulsory. wc
From the remaining questions in section A and B sludcnts wr. supposed to soIv. :Illy
4.
qucston% from each section, 15 marks each.

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'!1l)1It1fr SC11Ce & 1iifl1'

N1 1AThWADA UNIRVERSfl"
I)r. BAI%ASAffEB A N 'I BE D K A It
FACULTY OF ENG1NEERG & TECHNOLOGY
Fui1 Year Fnineeriflg (CSE)
Seiiietcr— I
Title,ELee1h'( - I Artilkial itigen('fl
Course Codc: cSE442
ExaminatIon Scheme
Tc:tchiflg Sd rne class Test: 20
flicory: 4 r(ck Theory Ex' (M.rks): 80 Marks
Theory Examinzation (DutDfl) 03 Hour'
prriJThflfl
i'rcreqUi" MahcUC5s BasiC Probabitity thcory and satistics1 Knowletige of ciny
bc1ctC
Lind thii strUCLUM

()jLi4S of Artificial Intel igence.

pmciple arid applict1iOflS
• lntrodUcttOfl to the b.SLC
such as pobkfl) SO1Vm.
• the basic arca o AiifiCii1] I biliIflC
knuwlitIC rcprSCflt.tiOfl rcasornng ptani'tiflg peCepOfli vision and tearning
g
• TO U41 jersinrld the key coraponentS of intelligent ageffl.L
iii azt iinpIeniit expelt systems of moderate Colupie Ly in appropriate
• T.
Lwgwig and nute their peforrnaflCC
II
.V(IlOTA
(GUrs)
Unit I: lntrOth5diLm
of Al, Hisrory, Al Techniques, At Problems, Production systems
iheL0n u AL Found Al linelligefll Agnts Al Applicadon (ECOIflCrCC & MedicifleL Issues in
IRhlcm Ch rCWI'ISUC.
des] agiLbflS.
o Future scope of Al.
( lirs)
Unit 2: HeuriStic Search Techniques
mean and end analysis,
nest firth search, Problem. RedUCZ]OtL Buic Concep
tlurktic arch, Hill Climbing, A1goiithfli ow1cdge RepS'i0rt
Cuntniflt SatifictiOfl, A anl A0 9 Rulc in Prupoi1iuflal LoLc..
LOC. 1nfCI'flCe A
Kr,Wl&lg reprcSCIltntiOfl Parad1g1fl5 Predicate and rguinCntS
K,11dge icpieseutatiou using Predicate logic, pdicate
iciirchy Fnnw. noaciOfl ResoiudO%. Natural DduCti0n
( })
Uuit 3: 1Ak ProgEflinling
rn FOIWMd and baward
Logic Prog,anuflg. Forward and backward
ntftKluCL0fl,
ctinn rules, Knowledge rcprcscntai0fl using non moroOai logic: TMS TrxLh Main
yen) Mntchiflg ontml. fuzzy logic, semantic net, frames. Scr1p Conceptual depeUde1tcY

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EigiflCCrin.
Computer Sc:ience &

:oPY
r!ON.a

Unit 4: plannIng
p1annini y 1irt. 90111
Overvie%v, An exarnplc domain TF blocks world, componeflt planning, Ri1vc ye!1
Cl
planning, non Hr.c.ar planning using constraint pasting, hkrar
6 llI
Unit S: Advanced Al
Onme playing: Miii ma search procedure. Alpha-Beta cutoffs, NaWF?d ticguaP
lntroduciOr1 syntactic proCSsiry. semantic ana1ysis DiscouTh & progil u'.
(8 1-Irs)
Unit 6: Learning & E'cpert sy5tems
niroductir'fl o [carning Rotc teaming, leaming by iaking dvicc, learning n prublem I)onLifl
duction, exptantIOfl based learning lcprcscLU WO u.iu
learning from e mplc in
knowtcdgc Am hitecwrc of expert sstcmS, knowkdgc acquisitiofl.

Tc.%t Books:
nt&IirIc'. Ft
I. Elaine rich and Kevin Knight. Shivshaflar Hair. 'Artifidu] t
TaLa McGraw-Hill, 1SBN1 OOO7OOS7709, ISBN- L 3-97&X)7OO770

2. Stuart Ruscll. Peter Norvi. "ATtjflCiai Intel Ligence-A Modern,\pproach'. 2"

Hall of India.
Edition, Pearson Education I Pre-116U.

Reference Book
I
LEugeric Chamniak, Drew McDeriiIOtt, 'IiitiothCt ott to ArUiical ntclic!L
Pearson Education, ISBN St.780S-O338
AIliIici4Il Intellin .
2.Ivan Bratco. PROLONG Programming for
Education, 3 editiOn, ISBN lO:O-201-40375 7
3, Saroj Kauhik, "Artificial !tuclligcflc', engage ]caning, ISBN' 3:978 t3l tU9
and Expert Sstcm."
4. Dan W. Patterson, "Introduction to Artificial lntdRgcn
Prentice Hall of India, ISBN: 81_2007771
Intelligence & EnginCeti AppiuitCh ', Tna Mc-(iraw I lilt
5 Rjschat-KOft "ArtiiCiat

PATTERN OF QUESTION I'AI'E1

pBrU Quc:tnfl
divided in two equal parts i.e. 3 units in citch
Six units in the syllabus shall be A and B. Section A quectionS haU be set m fl r1 p;,r :I rid
pcpct shall be set having two stioflS
Soction B questiolls on second paiL Question paper should cover the entitc llihu.

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ConpUtCr SceflCe & Engineering.

Lr SO marks Paper:
L Miuinum tn qctin
2. Five questions In each seOn
A and Question no. 6 frt)rn seedon 13. 10 rMirks cch wtI bc
. QueiOfl r.tl. I from sccd011
coi11pu %oPj upposed o ,bIve tny two
in scLion A and B 1nts LIc
.1. From the TCfltifl1 qustiQfl5
questions from each stcli0a, 15 marksnch

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C'omPUtcr Science & Frigincering.

I)
t%ABASAHEfl AMB1DKAR MARATHWADA UN VFRS1T" AU LtANGA'
Dr. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECIJNOL() GY
Final Year EngineeiDg (SE)
ScrncStCr - I

TItk Elective-1 Multicore Cornputtfl

Course Code: CSE443
ExtmiflLtiO11 Seltetil e
Teac
Teaching Scheme Ca Tciu ZO
Theory: .1 HoirsfWcY.k Theory uiiruilat on (Mii).t
Theory Exapli rtalkut (DuIiiOO) :03 Elu

Prerequisite:
Fundamentals of Computer Organil2tiofl and Operating Sytews

ObjtVe5To be able to differentiaC bcwccn eompi.ti5 n mono co:e and rnit core tecliflc't\
•
various cha11c1gC while writing code for muU ewo
• TO get acquatiLd with
Tc>undrtand cliffcntit archiccWrcS of muldcore seins.
•
in parallet algorithms-
• To urider1afld the design i%sucs
CONTENTS

SECT1oNA
Vnit 1 -Tntrn<lttcltnn to multLcorc computing
AIelutLu1u1U
miEtie' Multic -u
Snglc corc, Dual coi'e id qu COIC procCsOr. In1mitUet0I1 10
oint.MU1tipT01ti1Th rind mu procsSflg ,MtdUCDR ppUIi
The software dcvc!opc view p
desn and iplemCtiUitLO1'l

Unit 2 :Architecture types of mullicore systemS

cthiLing,AMF
Symmetric and AsynctriC rnutproCsgt'
cystcrn,multi zrnel oç.cratifl systems for multicoit proCessors.
(7 hrs}
portnmthtg
Unit 3: Cl11tttg of MultkOrC
.nt1v.0
ititrottucLioti to sequential model, Concurrency proceS.SCr rirchitceture, chaUcrigCs.
ulities of paral.te1izatiOfl parallel progrLmiI
deiopinet chalknges The harsh r

irIOili 7 hi.l
Utilt 4 :Foundation of Sh.red memory
Analytical modeling of parallel progranlrnil'g succ of ovcihcad in
p al1c prgraflul;I
performance. SeihiIily
Performance Mcuics for paraflci systems .Thc etrect of graiularily on
or parallel programmlfl.
parallel systems, Asymptotic analysis

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L'onjut: :,cicEjcc & Enginetrir3g.

1,r1cpks or tnralle1 algorithm dsigi

aks und dpedervy griph5, gruu1arity currcy a

nd task incraction.
)nipsitiOfl ,

interaction, Mapping =hniqu?,s for toad

-composition tncliniques Characrerislics of tasks and
D.
biLncing
(6 hrs)
11 iiiU: Role of Opci-ulingsysten-,
U1U1JriXbOr OS Recent Linux
cc.mpniUon and opert1ng systcus's Role, MUItiCOL OS VS I
OS supporting multi
OS supporti n g multicorc architcciurc and Its achitectuFe Rcent Wi n dows
~~r chjwczure and its architecmte

IL\1 bQDL
3.
I i iri llugs,Trtcy Elugc," Profcsionil Multi corc progranw.in.g'WiCX pub1icc0 .20!

'irh (;rn.Anhut Cupt Geor Karypi.'introdUCtiafl t Parrcltc comptin'EcuSO

lub!iitun second cdition,2013.

luidik Johi.!Lusicn Savani.ObjcCl Oriented and Mutticoro roarnmin9.'v5stiwkam

1lrcflCL
r Mul:icorc
ILUi Md:amch.ilybrid s itm.muUi Micro kcrnt OperLizl; systcrn
proccssors'JounaL of Computer Scictce,5(7).pp.43500.2009

i'w er, Ibded. condS J i_p cesJorJ-an4socst442?211/2/..

rVFTERN OF QUESTION FAPERt

uflits ifl eaCh IXt QUstion ppL

Si:, Unitsin thc syllabivi shall h tivjdd in tWO CQtIJ U1S I.e. 3
SUon A qucli '.
i ons shall be sot on tirst part and Section 13
•ILIII a sct having two sectir& A and 13 ,

.iions on ccond pan. Quc.Lion papc should covcr the entire syllabus

- ] ma rks, Pul)er;
Min imum in questions
l?w& questions in each sciior.
from section 13. 10 marks each will be
3, Q11-tion no. I from section A and Quastion no. 6
eomptilstwy.
aninz questions in section
A and studcnts arc supposed o solve any two
. Vrno the r
quctions from each section. 15 marks =h-

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Cc>rnput SceflCC

4ARATHWADA UNIVERSITY, AUt,AGAIAI)

U Efl AMBEDKAR
Dr. I3AMSA FACULTY OF ENG1NFER1G AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Eng(nring (CSEJ1T)
Scrncscr -

Title LAB-I DtUi Warehousing and 1)ata Minin

Course Code CSE421
Exn1i 4- lion Schc un
Tetdiing Scheme Praccical !Oral E iniiritiO1 )
or l\Vcek
PicticcL: 2 Hu PrLctic4Jl IOral E iminal ion (Dur81 nn) : - 0. I

List of practical Assgnrnflt.6

Mtnimufll Ssinmcn shu1d be conducted 04 aflCfl from each MA).

slwtd performed nsing any appropxiatc tanWlI3C-

1rnplcmeflta.0 igflm1TU-5

1rnprefltat.10 of OLAP Qperations

2. Implementation or VRrying Arrays.
I111p1natn of Nested Tables
3.
4 DcFnonstrafion of any ETL tool. rograciiiflg ttiie.
. Wrtc a progrdifl of aiiori algorithm using any p
6. Write a program of naive 1nycsian c1assi1iCaiOn using c. pLu1iUIIUi 11
using simple k-rnaiTh algoruhm using nny
7 Write pigrnrn of cluster nnII)ics
laflU3gC. torfSoctM Ne1wtkill u'II! -
ThcelligenCC in Government
, A ca.ce iIlcly 1 BusirtcsS

SE'F tl
Fallowing as gimetl shoitd be performed in \VEKA with detail ucaIys'.
pncproCCSSi1%g on \YEKi\ tat - .0
Create data-set in arif flhi format, Dc nlratiCmfl of
9. Demonstration of Association rule proceSs on data-Set contact lcnscs.arlTtuP 1 -
10.
using apfloti atotthfl1. a1orithiii
ifmcatic>fl rule process on WEKA ata-set usmg
11. cmontt r 11 f nuithIfl.
of classiflCaiOfl rule process on WEKA dt-t using id
12. DmuflsIrai0fl
ctassLfication rule process on WEKA da1a-t using naivc bay
13. Demonstration of
algorithm. isiflg ..implc kmtI.
Demonstration or clustcring rule pocc-ss on data-set iris.LtrIf
14.

pi-imetical EantntLOfi
itic
e conducted by intcmal cxarnirur for Lhrc hur. under
Practical E xamination should b External examiner hu1d evaluate studeilt by checking pf:Imi':I
e.cs- isinn of ext tMcmitCr
perform3nce and conducting viva.

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Cjii:Jr cieflC & E ngirernflg.

Dr. BA1.ASAH1B AMI DI(AR MARATHWAD UNIVERSIT'1 AIIRANGABAD

HNOLOG
FACULTY OF ENGINE RINGA
Final Year Engifleriflg (CSE)
Semester - I
Title: LA -U rnciplc$ of Compiler Design
(ourc Cn(Ir: CSE422
Exami ni1ion scheme
tuaching Scheme Lion: t'
- 50 Mas
PrcLicl /Oral Examination
I.icticd 02 i uWe PrcL]cil /Oral E tmnatio.n (DuaUofl) 03 Hours

Li_ct of tctiCa ksS3gflnheflt:

gtuteUt& should be conducted. Latigu'.
MinImun 8 prfonned in any appropriatc PtDranUflIUg
im1i1c:nCitifl MskgnLoflLS should bc

1. Pwgram to convert Non-determE1iSLic finIX aulomaton(NFA) lo DetemflistiC finite

iu1L0F1L011( )IA).

t rtigram to gneratC lexical tokcrs.

iurnS.
Study of LXIFUiX tool d write LEX program to idintify tokens ueger

numbc, idtntfle, kcyword-s arithtnctic opCrtorS eItiotThl operalmS.

LI.aI
to jnipk.rne3t1 LR puer.
i, Study LfYACC tool.
' Pii,griuii to hnpltrnitiiL any one code optimization technique-
neihod of lmctmodi4c Code Gcnertor.
, lipkmeflt°" of any one
. in cn1cntutiOI of code generator.

Practical ElflttIOfl
should be conducted by lntemai examieer for three hoursunder the
Pi.icOCl Examirt1i0fl ctLeckmn pieLicaI
cXIflflC thou1tI ev.thiaLe student by
of external exn1incr. ExLerni
pr iftrmiuc urid cu nd uctiit vi a.

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BA IIASAUEB AMBEDKAR MARATF1WADA UNIVElSITY AU RAN GA l Al)

Dr. FA CWIY OF ENG1NI2UNC AND TECHNOLOGY
1innl \ar Engineering (CSE)
Semester— I dcling
Title' LAB-Ill Visual
Course Code:CSL4 Exmi%i rmtifl SdauW
Teaching Scheme Pcticzl lOrol Euninatio?: S) M;i'
Practical 2 E1cUSWCCk mifl7LOl) (DUffltk)fl):- ()3 I 1iit"'
pfcucal /Oral I

List of practical Assignments gnrnCI1S from each see).

MInimiflhl 8 SigIkrnCfl should he conducted (04

SET I: Qhjct Orient Mo çhn

(Make use of any UML tonI to perform the fc)1Loi'1l list) ;itflc
Ufld wfllC fl SRS br
SyStem t)t sigrtit tult Ct)nPICXtY quifl1CfltS o tIi
1. ChoOse a hP1
Draw one o more Use Case dLaJhlS for capiuring and reprCScnUfl
2. system. Use casc diagrams nnist include tairtpbte Showing descripiOa unI tepc
o Ui Lc

ytcI'
c for various iccxrios. ram to ergani?C and manage your tare and comple'
3 rmw oie. or more Pickagc diag
aswell as their complex models,
raw aciviy diagrams to display either nusineSs flows or like flow charts.
4. Draw cl:iss5, 1yc
identify and describe key eoncCPth bike
5, Dcav basic class diagrarn "Cl
system and their rclatioflshi
to dcpict advanced rcIibiuttshtP'. t,Thu
6. Draw advancedclass diagrams
Withadvanced tnk.n% tcjl
\lIlI
jnterfac-c,
IXaW sequence OR coinniuuic .100 dflIflTh
1.
show objects and their rnc,csago eunigc-S.
system 10
S. Thaw state machine to model the bthaviOr of a single object, specifying tti scqucflcC f
CvCnts that an objcet goes through during its Liktinie in rspotThc to events. :\1?llr
9. Draw component diagramS assumIng that -you will build your systeiri reusing
a few neW ones.
10- componentS along with
Draw depboyrnem d agialTtc to mode] Jte rutitinic arch cture of your syteTh.

SILT U: Ddgn PritterIls

a pmgratu in Java to implement the Design pattcnm of the following
\rC

2. Singleton
3. ProotypC
4. Adapter
5. Decorator Paflcm
. Ob-xrv.-r Patterns
7. Strategy
Pructical Exannation: SUpe;VI'I'
racticd laminaUOfl shcrntd he c0nducted by internal aniin for three houe rtdc thc
xiernl examiner. External exminer hu]d evaluate .studnt by ch kin :actical pefoFrnaI)c td
iunducdng viva,

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Eogl1CCrtfl&
C::i H1)I Sc:kflce ,

UN1VERS1T AURAN(ABAD
SALES AMIEDKAR MARATHWADA
I) r. lA 1A FACULTY OF ENGINERNG MD TECHN1O
Final Year E gneeriflg (C SE)
Semester - I
Title :- LAB1 EkctlVl Cloud Computing
uIIre Code: CSE424
E 32 )L0fl SclieflIe
(achiflg SchC
rfl Teork \V 50Morks
P rcLica 2 ho I 'Jee

I SL ni pi1caI ML
Mhiifluim 8 "ssipme'lU shotitU he
to ekU4 Computing.
1. services in CjtJJAVA App1ieb0flS
2. m plemel atio of S OA1 Wb In C./JAVAApieatioas.
fV1CC5
- pmCflWiiTh0I RESTFal Web
\1Wre Woji(tti0fli Ock'
1 1 pjflitt10fl O p tU14tO
4
Viiwal Box and Oucst O-S, and Guest OS.
ou sistg VMWarC E.
1. Ii iemetati0fl of luU-Vit
in SticsPorce,com,
DL-.house ApPficati011
CL Citm W
Scip in Htd>op.
and C011FgUrtt0fl of Sg-t
Ln1311L1
Con1) Using !-la&>OP
. Cr'aUy Aplicl'° (F--x:
, To SWdY Cloud curiVj cha11Z
10. Cue Swdy: PAAS (Face book. Googic App Engine)
Web SeriiC
Case Snidy AmaW1'

h-Irn Work
s gnfl
based on thc y11abt'c ahoVC
8 expri tsf
COi51t oF t1tt
LLn11 work Shall fi1O
\sS1tCn1
of term work should bc dor
• Contim3ous lab assc5Stflc
perfofli jc in Lahoratoly.
• Actual pr.C1Cal

25
CornpUt( Scit1C

MA MTRWA DA UNIVE1S1T\', AURANG\I"1

1)t; IA BASAl LEB AMBEDKAR
FACULTY OF ING1NEER1lG AND TEc!mou)GY
Fiml Year EngneCrtflg (CSE)
Semester - I

Title :- LAB-I Elective-I ArtilJdal liitciUgCfl(

Course Co-dc: C5E424
Exa mination Sd ui ii r
1tchiJig 8the311e Work: 1) N1'L
Thrm Woc
Pratcat:HLI 2 o\CC

List of Practical Igifl

sliolcI h conducted,
jrumUm 8

SdyCf roIo
Program o gctra uiuly tree
2
3. Program for Water Jug Problem.
perSOfl clgbC for 'othg.
4. Program checking a
PrgrtTi to caculatC factorial of a number
5.
gencr.tflg Fibonmcei ccic
6 Prigram fur.
- Program for generath pyramid

8. program fir Thwc1 of hanoi puzzle

Design cxpert stcTh (Ex. Mcdical DiagnosiS System)
9.

bud on tha syUibY4 ki e.

rimcntsf a gti1eflS
The term work hai1 colt of at least 8 c
AssCssmCfll of term work should be don't as fUoWs
• Conth1u11 lab a5,,cssrmnt
•
Actual practtcal pCr orrnflCC in LtbORiOrY
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(iir;uter SCie:tCe & Engine log.

UNIVERSITY, AUR.NGA.BAD
MA1
L)i. IjA1JASA11 AEDT
FACULTY OF 1NG1NEER AND TECRNOLOGY
Flta1 Year EnginCCrUt (CSE)
SeineStCt - I
Tttc: LAJJ-LY ElecthC-1
Cnir (de: CSE424
E h
xutiOfl Scn
i.ich1ng
c Scheme Term \Vor k 5OMAk
j'1C'l 210fWC w

I.it of Practical W'

flUeflt5 should b eonduCtd.
Mlfllflfliflh 8 i dCt.
th ncfll products of AMD Atitofl crie an prcsCnt pros and cas of the p
i uTCy
pies and crs of the products.
thc cent prduCLS of IntC mu1ticor scrics and preseat
I'vey
Os such as mciflOY model. IPC mcchnS
diUS YOrOU ieatUr. of W dOWS
iid jnil opertiOflS.
xtlekS which support rnuh.icon
LCOLIrCC mnanee SC duhrtg
lnd and discuss various features of UoiiX OS such ai memory model. IFC mlni1Th ResotrcC
1.
heduling policies which support ruulticorc operation-
m.ngemoflL. sc
handlei in rnultiOre arcIiicCturC Inp1cmcfl Test and Set
how ctWCflCY icsue
in inult O cutrn-
lk rcw concurrencY s tsed for
a yica1 rcs ue manger of onS stet" has to icc f
. Wh rc ch evt& cOafCrCflhjL1t
Do some resaxth from 1EEAC Sputg
mutticoTO architeCM
in flUllucom computing.
lcst one strategy for reSOUrCO managCueflt
Study tt
COIflPu1fl using my
tcat one rategY for urC inanag>Cmeflt in muLLicor
7: ImplenleflI at
runimU1 langUage.
tptnt1Pll ;R p
-all rdllabitY of 5oftwurc
JLtI thin and thii, it is affecting on over
. A th pro esur' chip is b and sg the rciiedy.
facts Uough litemLU
o transknt fub. Find out th

lenil \Vork:

l: teim work shall onsis of at lasL exp--limcaw assigmnetltS tOd on the y11a5Us above.
of tcm work 5houd be dorte as follows
• Ce11imIO lab asses5l1iflL
Actual practical prforni1nC0 in I .aboratory
•

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Coin utC Science & Engirl.eerLn&

UIVEl AUTtANGABA1)
Dr. BABASAI AMBEDI
IACCI1TY MRA
Ot? ENG1NEERI AND TECHNOl Cr\
I1ng (CSE)
1'lflLt Year ET101112c
ScnStet - I 'jIIC l'riijcQt PaLI I

Course Code; CSE425 ScLwmV

Thaching 5ehern Teru \Vo. :25 MwL-

pctical: 02 Hour(WeCk

IflVJfl 4 5tJdCS- oflt by

I. Pij cci Grout) siiC = i
scm I und the pro ject nls
The procct is to be tcaup at the start f the
2. th
the nd of c rrtcstC IL be taken that project will be ciCd with"
project proposal cam i ti
3. White 5uhmittiflg
available time of two termS. and cleat. Selection nd appcoVL of topic: Topic should b rcltt
should he EnginCCiflg
4. Prnject tit1 appltcattOfl ill the field of Computer
to rcal life or cOm111Cti
OR COIfl PCr EiigiflCedflt
deme in a pCCifLC field of
lnveatiOn 0f the latest vclOp
sd
OR The n1ill1tI0fl .. tt hi
courage
uid liitetdiSCit)UflY projects should be
tle-' pective depaftillentS
eoi'iCt Indcp.fldeY in re
tO
a lobOO of activities it should have entries ch.icd
The rOu should in
5. faced, solution cvalvcd etc., duly sign by guide. This data should be
doe probleflS the cost of the project
finding the total man ho'.rS ur.d csiirnatiflg
Survey, 5y5te fprbLCffl dc1nitiO11,
tt
.6. The group
design, is expected
etc. in (BE to CQme
frst Term) seventhdetlS
terra,Lite
as a part of terra work in the form of a joint rtpart-
be submitted In the prescribed format only. No varLaiOn In the format will ha
Project report must
accepted.
mottitO the progress of the project work.
7. flc guides should regularlY
I
maNS shall be done by the guide
01 term
of the pçojct for award f0itowiflg table,
S AsCSsmCttt guidelineS given in the
departmentat comitt as per the

9. The sug.gC5ti format of the report is as follow stibmnSi0fl.)

Only one report should be submitted per grout) as a put of teun work

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C:,mpUtC ScicflCC & Er.gflCCfl'g-

Title Of U; Piuject:

N:ums & Rol Numbcrs of the students:

%Ih t1 itic ru3:

Chapter 1 1iWidueLofl

Chapter 2: LJIeriturc Srey

Chapter 3: Sykm DciOp1fle1

- .4 1['U-1 'oi: BE 'r Trn

r5 ,
otthe
rth Gk:

Lit

a
Sn fine Minbe,
Si fGt:

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Engineering
CompUe1 qcicr.c-r &

UNIVERSITY, ' U RANGABA1

Dr. BAflASAII1LB AMI3ED [(AR MA RATIIWADA
FACL'1fY OF ENGI>EERING ANI) TECHNOLOG"
Final Year EngThceriflg (CSE)
Semester—I
TWO: Siithw
Course Code: CSE426
Extiiiti iii
Tnii Work: 25

topic related to curn;U trr.ik tnd

MI the final ycr studenis arc informed to prccnt a seminar on a
,
clnQQgCS. Semituir shputd be e1uted on the following basis

e PPT pieprcd and efflUOfl

S tndedil orropic

• Report prCporatLLfl
pucr Scicncc & Eriflg.

UNIVERSiTY, AURANGABAD
UABASA1 ILII AM flEt) KA1 MAI ITFIWADA
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TIiCUNOLOGY
Finni Year Engineering (CSEIIT)
S€iicstet - II

Title - CoauterSYSteJfl Security and Laws

Course Code CSE451
(CSSL)

E lfliUntLQfl Scheme
I'LlLifl1 ScIiuw C!a Tcst: 20 Mrk
I Theory ExminatiOa (Marks) : SO Mar
Thry Earninath,fl (Dua1iofl) 1 03 Hows

Pr rcqulstet
Iunc(arnan1414 of CoTnpulCt Ni fl

nd applt Ut1 wltei vhung a gi1 ccrty

Ti uiid;; an.I h' rive ccuriy componc4 a
Ii}l)LflI1.

• 'Lu unricritar4 bcc cypLoraphY irrldin synnetriC md nymmc1riC c pLorlY ric

dc.st dg1(J S IU.Ic a-nd Wjit1 cc.ri(Lcacs.
1ong.with the mhar.i.sn' f0c authcaliewtion and
• ri u icraLDd thc basics of sytcm eurLy
ihonzaUon.
aod Forcaic in th-- comp'AU systcrn urity.
• To n-1crswd. tbc lepI Sp%t

CONTENTS

of sccurity, uriLy attacks,

tiirosluctiOfl N eed for SctisiLy, SCCV61Y ap ohe pdnci
,.riLyciv ices ,rnodcl for titwork security.
(06 his)

IjtLI pSSWOI, cerUfleate bIcd

..\utIn1LC2tiUu and AutiiOmatiofl controls UsCflJfl
i I Al cntcatQfl protoo(EAP borneLriC nuthnication. roic based
iItiLl.%i can t
based authcntication.
, i l: i c1titi. IcCeS ontrt 1iis(ACL), rule
(08 his)
nit -3

Cryptography Tcchniqs, CrypoPl1iC leys. cryptographic hash

Scuiiug Coin murdcutiUr
timlion', Digil Signaiuts. Digital Certifica1s, RSA, Advanced Encryption Stnndrd(AILS).
KcrbcreS Ftrw3llS, htrusiO dCtecUOL
Sinigtaphy, Aut1cn cailon AppiCtiOU5

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 iag
Scierice '
44

(Q( bis

Unt4 Basic coCP' SSLSP t.aY Ap1Ctfl

OdCUO11 SeCUitY \WC
IntCrflt SCCU 1eCU Tn°' cutY
Secu
SeCU C's M, SccUtitY 3
SCCtY, CCt
ptuIfll
Cu i1 tth. ortni-.d' Of
Ut. pO LO DL.
C o nd for rp°
Incident ad Basics: trpS prc d 'f
dig0fl7
, 1nCdt aid
or iic offc
dr.LS. of jcC O ScopC
Act 2)fl
ntlOfl cChfl0t0Y
1n1onT (

Unit.6 and
Comer for 1cC cfC ccr. taveü'
sOY of Cybtf0I 5Cring inLetY of
Cyhcr Forensics- cscW0T'
viden FO:CnS OCUOS. COt1WU
fornS a1sS jÜVSt
CUOL
Euati
McGtW UIU
NeWO ScidtYp
Tetb00 U Mu Kaat, CrPtOPY and Fid
M.nCOC 'cybcr euiiY
\VUI
2. john W. Rit°
Compt icfcLt1
1ccwicr Put'.
3 RobCt Mark odY
McGraw lull pub1it0a
NctWO Scuñf ,Tata

fldcrcflce BOO1S EduaiO.

rypWgrPhiY and NCWO SccuraY. Pan31
U \Vill ti Sta1iing, C
Cryptography and N1k
2. 3thiOUZA. ForoUZan, l)cCCPM opadh:aY.
SciitY. M;GtaW hull ducati-
McGraw HUh EdWitUOfl-
Sod, 'Cyr Law SirnPtiti
3,\iVCC

PATTERS OF QUESTION FAIItI

Le. 3 unitS i t, i-ach pal",
sn1t be dvidd in two quat t on rtrt pai iiI S''' 1
S units
shn1 beLa the syllabus
thving wo sc ønA and B. sect; Oil AquS°fl shall b
COVCr thc entire syllabus-
qustiOfl.S n second part. QiestiO:t p2e

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&
00nputer SjflCC

:
C
• ach i11 e
SCC1O
B 10 i
qu tt)fll QOfl no 6 fifl
A d
1 fm ully two
I suppOS to
A d B 5udcn
qui0
çt1 th eCtO. 5 ii tk cath.
cli
qut' ftofl

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* S,,.Icncc & rfleet'l

IVERS1T V, M3RA A BA I)
MkTII\V ADA
Dr. UBASAH' AMI l)I1 AND
FAcULTO ENG1NR1NG T)
1nIl Vcar Lznginccring(CSEII
ScLt - It

'ftIc nbil.' Co Pu t' rI(

Codc: CSE42 ZLi1iUflLI0fl SchcU'

Ctc' 'L1
Tin, cting Sc"'-
flieory: 04 i4rns/Week t1 (tvi
1'hCOIY
Mark-, y EXfltu1l
fttt (DLI-riO. I 1cI
11coc

• Knowledge Of C(aP. NetYIQk

with Wiret eotkg. ird tnobie Os.

To nak tUCOtS rna

• To UnCC
the rC>lflle 1?.
th basi 0IWAP and WML.
• 1i knOW .MhitC App1iCi-
ad se open soUrCe ooIS lor
• 10 d1-

Unit l MobllC Opflk honC OS

hn: WindOWs ntobil o Symbian ,Black bcr, Atidroid,
ctrc nd (8 Hrs)
and MobUe Network ArchttctUre
Unit 2; 40
OvciW 1G. 20. 2.5G nd 3G Mobiie 1)cvi
ictiOfli
pcipIc of CcIUI Comm hind off mnee Nt'O?
ArciCtUrand Mobihty mRCt
ncrzith)n phn nd STtV.It phofl
POA, fi (1Lrs

Unit 3: Mc1U1fl Accc Con°1 od enlliu-"

and
MedurL AcceSS Control'.MoivaiOfl for a speci2JiWd MAC (FliddCt
SDMA, F)MA, TDMA1 COMA-

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SF
0nit4: Mo bile III L1r4tocol Architecture
(S IIs-s
liij W (Gtik. ass .mpton, entifics and tI-mino1ogy, I? packet cldivei-y, agcu advertiscmen
rid discovery, registration, tunneling and .apu1ation, apliinzion) Mobile IPv4 and IP v 6
,

:nd ih areplicadon i n mobile computing.. CDFD, \'OrP. GPRS axchitccturc and Services, Wireless
lLil l-x)pWLL em

I. nit : Wireless Application Pz'aco] (WA1)

(4 Hi.)
III' Wirdc Appiica[ion Pratoc1 application environrncnt, wiccless application protocol CIirt
soft ware,
hardware and websites, wireless application protocol gateways. Implementing eerprise
wre1ess application protocol strategy.

Unit 6 Wireless Markup La nguage (8 Hrs)

At hi io Wireless Teel LOlUiCS, Markup Lwgu ages. An Iniro!uc.ioa to XML,

lkiiaucnt ul \VML Writing and Formatth Text, Naiatin Between Cari md Decks,
Images, Tables, Usi ng Vtu-iabk Acquiring User liput .Art Introduction to WMLScti!.)L,
'YMLScript Control St&ucturcs, Eetu, Phonecorn

I,i flrjiiks

YI r 1 Li n, -Wireless and Mobile Networks Architecture", John Wi!cy

2.Jrchcri-Schiller."L%InbiieCommuniCations'*,Addison-We.
,~ley.

4rence lnlst

I. I'tl%ioflal AI)dI.OtTM 4 Application Dcvclopmcnt by Rcto Mcier

:. Wmnx. 'i'ha tkginnitig WMLand VIM Script", Wiax Publication

Six Units in the syllabus shall be divided in two equal pans i.e. 3 units in each part. Questior. paper
shall be set having two sections A and B. Section A questions shall be st on first pare and Scdon B
(.;LIe.unns on scccrd part. Question paper should cover the entire sy[Labs,

lor NO marks Paper:

Mi ninunu teii qiticiI13
1 questions in each section
3. Question no. 1 from section A and Question no. 6 from sectiofl B, 10 marks cac will be ,

coip'Jlsc'ry.
I lront the rcinatnrtg questions in seeaiou A and 13 students are supposed to solve any two
cIucst3 ons from each section, 15 xnails each,

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Computer Science 8 engineering,
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Dr. BABASAHEB AMBILMAR MARATHWADA UM.RVERSITY. A U RAN GA HAl>

FACULTY OF ENGINEEIUNG & TECHNOLOGY
}ln:iI Year Engineering (CSE)
Semester-. 11
Course Code: CSE453
Title: Sell Coiputi( ,
Teaching Scheme
lxanii na (ion Sctw nw
Theory., 4 Houn/wck
Class Tcs(: 20 Mark.
'Theory Examination (Marks): t} Mirk
Theory l3xarnisrntjon (Duration): 03 lliin
Prerequisite:

Image Procssing

ObjcctI'c.s

• To understand the copc of soft cornpuung and pattern conj[ion tasks that cm b
performed by some of the basic s icres of artifcia] neural networks
• Analyze feed forward networks and Understand the sigrifficance of nonlinear Output
1'4=60 ns of poccssing unit in feedback network for pattern storage.
• To describe and explain Core concepts and lchrtiques of fuzzy logic.
• To understand Fuzzy Logic in
database Systeni and information, inoduciicjn t

CONTENTS
;CTrON.A

init— I
7 Ur.'j
Soft Computing : Introduction of soft compnthig, soft cqmputin vs. hard computing, varkius ivpc
of computing techniques, applications of soft Computing.

ChaMterisliCs of Neural 1ktwork, Structure and Working of a biological neural network, Anilk
Neural Network Teiuinolckgy, models of neuruns; MP model, Pcrccptron
model, Athtii .
Topology, Basic Learninglaws, WN'tis learning, perv[sed and unupervkcd lcarnin,
units of ANN for pattern recoguJtion(k: Pattern Recognition Problem, Basic furlctjo:IHI
Unit-2
(711,i
Perctptrnn learning
- single layer and mulUta\rer perceptron, linear and nijn-liir J1it4liIrp
problems, -cupcn'ised learning algorithms, Error Correction and Gradient
A.ihitecture of FFNN, 8ackpropagUon Dcccni ltik. llm..
learning nJgcirithrn pattern ckis.ifieajji.
association by FFNt

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I 31i1'3
(6 II)
P1urn assocja(. auto asscjatj arid hctcrc assOciation, fecdbk t4N acchitccturc of FBNN,
lunclion, 3swciadve nicmory, b!directioial associative nmoryi-1op&Ld rievwork.

E('TION.R

Unit4
(7 Hr)
tattiis
Ienrnliig - pMtcrn clustering, SIf-trganition crap (SOM). Generalized taarnir
. C ru iiivc Lcdming, examples,
lcarninR Vector Quantization, sclf --organizing fczgure mip,
Appfic.jliuns rdt-cNgani7Jng feature map.

•
(6 Ili)
CLj:...ucLil sets, Fuzzy scs, Crisp rclat.jor.s, Fuzzy reiauon, ExirnpI.. Properties of mciberhip
)unIjnoç ruzzification and Dd'uz2jtjcajon to crisp scts.Applfcaticn
of fuzzy control
I nit6
(7 firs)
"u,i.y kc in database and iniornzjon
S),sleMs, Fuzzy relational data models. Operations in fuzzy
rd:liunal datp rnode1s Dccigzi theory for fuzzy iladoçrn1 databases Fuzzy If-Than Rqiauu. , Puzzy
1 .:ii.r Pmgrìmming

'undamcntnls of Genetic algorithm Working principle and application of generic Alogorithrn,

h-NI Books

S.N.Si\'ujaridauit
& S.N, Detpa, Principles of Soft Computing". Wiley Pibiic.iions.
. l. Y niriyina. Aiiificial Ncural twork?, P1-ti Publications.
.1. John Yen, Rcza Langari, Puzzy Logic", Pcaron Education.

S. Rjsekaran, Vijav1asmi Pal. "Ncurl ctwork, Fuzzy Logic and Gctic algorithms-
Syntiasis and AppJicziJon P1-I1 PubLicaiiva.
Ittftj-eni1 BI4kS

I Timothy .1 Kos , "Fuzzy Logic with Engg. AppIictkun', Wiy Pub ictior.,
2. D. Satih Kumnj, 'Ncjral Networks - A Cimmom
Appriet, McCrwJ till pubktions

IVlLIRN OF QUESTION 1PER

S uuks in the syllabus silt be: divided Ia

two cqul pails i.e. 3 units In each purl. Question paper shall be
.c[ fi"Ving Iwo wcton A and B. Sociioa A qosLions thalt be se
, os flrsi puji and Section B qe:cstioru,s on
- iiuI p;irl, Qio r;1lr hould oer thntire .ytlabu.

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°! 80 mnrki Paper: CONTROLLED COPY

L Minhnuxn ten questicis
2. Five qucationin each ,eion
3. Question no. I from roc*ion A and Question no. 6 rrom acctiun 13, 10 nwU iu.h • will b iupiL i:.
4. From the remalidng qucs1los In section A and-B students are reppocd to stc any
tt.o questions Iioiii
each section, iS musks each.

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41

CONTROLLE CQr
Dr
. HABASAHEB AMBEDLR MARAT1I%%DA UN1 VERSITY JWP.ANGABAD
FACULTY OF ENGiNEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engineeijig (CSE)
Scnuester— 11
Cod CSE491
Title: - Elective II 1 e1110 te Scnsng & GIS
Ic8chh19 Sclietrje
Ihcory:fl4 kai'Wk ExaUc Sthenc
CL a. Tct:2O Madcs
Thc-ory Examination (Marks) :Q Marks
'rLquisift: Theory lix aminatiori (Duration) :03 Hours
StUdenis should ha'e Prior kowkdgc of Jmagc processing and Cornputcr Graphics.
Otjectivs:
• To gtt icquu!ted with the cor.cep;s of Earth obsrvatjoi andznoo tk
oh niqu. qiitio
• To UndrLthU tbc
concepts of remotely scrtsd data manipulation, processing, and

TO 'IrIlly 0.1ta manipulation d ' uaIistion me:hois.

Th
:for,n appmpthte data manipu1t.ion and vhialiation methods for a number of Earth
Science 1pplicuios including Gcogrphie]
Information Systems (GIS).
CQNTENTS

Urift I: ,juing
(7hrs)
i,ci>kr, of Remote cmijr,, Ffltory of Rrr,ete 5ensiri, Remote seilsinoi n
India, Eltrmarjc
r:diaiion. Ilectmimignetic Radiation und EIeetronignct Spctrurn, EMR quantities.
and Units, Themuji Emission of Radiation, RdiaLinn Prir1ciplc, lntcraciiun oIEMR
he Earth Surface , Spcctal sigriutur; Retlectance
cha ctthtjcs oh' Earths cover type. Remote
ciiri syterns. Human vision c1otu, Secuaf signatures and their Interpretation

Unit 2: Remote Sensing platforms and s4noi-

(6hrs)
PIai(nrru Types of sensors, Sc orresoIucjot , J'asive and Active Seuors, Opica1 sensors,
t 'is,si(icmikm of RS, Selection of
I'..Llimm[rk, Sensor Parameter, Spatial Resolution, Spectral Rewlutiorm,
liesolitioll.,reniporal Resolution, Bond combinations and optimum index fr.ctnr, EaIse
J)Mcu do edour composites, Errurs in the imaging process.

Unit 3: VLquil Image Interprct111j)

(7hrs)
- It, men is of iniajc
inlerpretution; interpretation key, Hardware and software
espct of digi:il iina
pI'emj. Properties of digital remote sensing data, Concept of ,co-rcfcrcnci Errors Ljuc ti

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Computer Science & Engineering.

gco-referencing, Physical and mathematical models, hybrid madeiN, ReeIiflcaijw) ul :;'::c'.

ir.r'poiation methods in the rectification of imagc: nearest neighbour, hilint:tr and ti nH
methods, Concept of world fi'e and cnibcdding of projection inforruaiion in the imacs.

SECTION-13

Unit 4: fleniote Sensing Image Processing

Image Rgiradon 1 Image 7 hN;
enhancement tehniqucs, The Cassificatiori l-roccs. h;it
cIassiflction techniques: supervised & u nsupervised techniques

Unit 5: Gectgraphk Information Systems

(7 lir)
Definition of GIS: Elements of a 015; Coordinate Syst em
, Need for GIS. Data Mndcls: r( - \1Lr
Vector. GIS data acquisition. Date inputs for GIS, Integration of SatcHile fInage. atia1
and GIS, Concept of Web GIS

Unit 6: Data Exploration & Analysis

U hi.i
Data Display and Cartography, Data exploration, Vctr data anayss, Ratcr
dL1LLL
Mapping & analysis.

Text Books.-

I. LiUcsand., Kiefer, Chipman. Remote Scn.sing and Image.

Ifltcrpretatin, Wiley Pu1tlk,ttin..
2 Robert A. Schowengcrdt, Remote Sensing models & rn'thds for
edition. Academic press. ImagepI'esii,r
3. Kang.t.sung Chang, ntroduction to Geographic
InformaLion Sys:cm",
Fciu i1i Edilioll

Rererence l3aoks:
I. Funcianicja of Remote Sensing, George Joseph, Univerities Press (lnJiii}P't Lfd
2. Remute Sensing - principles & AppliitJon5, Dr. U C Panda, Vi,
3.. J. B. Campbell and it H. Wync, Intrr.-Jucaon ia Books Pvt. Ltd.
to Remote Sesthg, Guilford Press, 2')P
PATTERN OF QUESTION PAPER:

Six units in the syllabus shalt be divided in two equal parts i.e. 3 units in cadi pun, Quesiinn
shall be set having two scction.c A and B. Section A questions shall be set on ILrsL
cIue ,LiOns on second part. Question paper should covcr the entire sy3lubu part a:d Sx;i.r
For 8 marks Paper;
1. Minimum tcfl questions
2. Five question.s in each section

Qucstian no. 1 from section A and Question no. 6 from scctiou B. 10 mur- .s c.ch, cci
cOiulsoy.
4. From the remaining qucstions in section Aand B student are supposed to
solve ;uis' Iwci
questions from ech Section, 15 marks each.

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1). BAIJASAIJEW / 81)IcA k
&XATMVAIM UNIVERSITY) AURANGABAJ
FACULTY OF 1 NGINEEIuNG
AND TECHNOLOGY
PhiJ Yea" Engineering
(CSEIIT)
Seniter —Il
Coll 1-se (ocjc: CSE492
Teaching Schen Title: Elective. IT Green IT
ThLI7ry: - 14 J-IOurxIWc EaiJioji Schem
Class Te.c 20 Marks
Theory E rlinjjj1 (Mrk): RC) Ma,j
I ri req i 1'heory xarina'j (D a[icrt)' 03 Hours
IJeci&ricJj,,
Environrncni Science and

I. L.eiiu LO tflcure COmpuLr

power tae, minimize power
design lrecn data ccntcr.s and recycle cmpucr cquipmcru.U&ge, procure sustainabte hardwae.
:'. expel,lise impri lli energy efflCLeflcy
pc'wt1r COnMJmpLi[)n of persoral cornpuer y reducing thc
rqui Tren
. Iv;th the regulatory arid govemancc iucc
ISLUTOUnding IT.
plan,

CONIENTS

LIMI I: (.reen tTau

11111'Oduction. Environmental Conccmi and Su.sL iabk (06 Jim)
(iicn 1't' J40h Dcvclopn 1 flVronm
Impacts of IT,
Apprch to Grcenbg IT, Grecnin IT, Encrprjs Green IT Strategy, Green IT
or L)IJpwtuIliI
Life Cye[ of a Device oy hMdwar Rcse, Recycle and Dipo.
UNIT 2, Green Soflwa-j & SUI1nab1
iry- otwre DveJopit
(08 I-Irs)
,Awa Saving Sottwjr Technjqij. Compudoj Efficiency, Dtt 1fflcicncy, Cone,
Idle Efflciecy, Evaluating and Measuring Soflware Impact to Platlori Power
ptoctices, Su n.blc Softw 1 Cuncat
riusannjty
StLtainab1c SOft vau-e merJiodo!oy, Case Study. Attributes, Software Sustzirtubi)ity Metrics.

1'crT: (;r DaEn C tread D'iStcirage

l)dr,l (06 Rr.)
cen'.rcs find A,sociatcd Energy Challenge, Data Centre IT Inf
lnti'aU1ie -c, IT hfrt. Data Ceruse Frijljjv
Mrnagcmcnt, Green Date Centre Metrics, Case
(s)(r Manajn- nt St1 swJy ort Data
• o1jd-Sthtc l)iiy, Media Power Cha act itic.Hj Disks, Magnetic Tpcs,
[3rergy
Marmcment Techniques for Flard DisksStaee
RPM,Syst Level Energy Management.

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crloNl3 c'
UNIT 4: Green Networks and Corninu.
Jntme-uction, ObjOellves of Oteen 106 I
etwork PtOt0Co1.SflcIgy.Optimng PIDtLoJ
Costs Aso acj with Nctwork C nriu cation Ptncf GrecN Dc.L k,
Strntcgies to Reduce Carbon Emisio1 vrk Prorls and St.rrril, 1
Couribition (rrm the J'1AN Vcrkir: (Ii
Contributions from S(andardj7jQ Bodies.

UNIT 5: Green
Cloud Computing and envirotinjejjtaj SUStIIjjy
Cloud Cornputhig, Cloud Computing Enei-y uagc MOdeI Fctures ol Cloj Lriablirr(O }1r.r
Compuiing Green Cloud Architictu-c, case Study: IaaS Provider, (v,

UNIT 6: Green Enterpriser. and Role of IT

and Green IT Outlook
OrganijJ and En:erpñsc Greening,lr,forr.-ra:jo 1LS lIr
Encrprj.: yr Systems in Grccni,g Lnterpric, (rt;
Usc and hardwaxe,I er.organizaonu1 Jtcrpri
ActivkjN and Gterp l-su',.
Friabtcrs and Making the Case for IT and the Krcen EnterPrise, Awareness in
Greening by IT, Green IT Mcgatmnd, Seven.sep an
proach to (:rcal Green 11 S[rIv
and l)cvekrpment

Text Books:

I.
San Mu.njesaii, and G. R. Gangadlwun Iiai-
IEEE Wiley publication, nessing Green IT: Prtncip uid Fki

2. Adrian Soha and Imne Sohott: ,'1Grccnjn IT -

For a Low Carbon Society". HOW Gener IT Can rn -
Creative COMMons PubIicador. 2009. (rcj
9788791 936029pd1).

!tern oLQus-on Paper:

Six units in the syiInbjs shall bc divided in two cqa[ pai-i
i.e. 3 unlu in ech pin, Queuia
.ju
shall be set hvipg two Scctioiis A and B. Sccon A qucstio "hall te svôn flri liori arid
Oil
second part. Quction paper should eur ilic enrirc yll.ihLr.
For SO marks Paper:
1. Minimum ten qucstion

2, Five qucstivrss in each scctio

3. Qrstjo no. I from Section A and Question no,

fram r cction 13, I) rtrark
comphilsc>ry,

4. From the remaining clucstions in section A and B studcr

quc.sLians from each section, IS marks each. uc ipyj1 i

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J)t, tA 1AS, J-j Elt AM111DKAJt
MARAT!IW.DA UNIVERSITY, AURANGA BAD
FACULTY OFENGINF.ERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engthecrig (CS WIT)
Seniegr. jj
(iiti,' Code: CSE493
Titles Electhe -IX
1%9"c Methodology (AM)
l'ichng Schme:
Theory:4J 4 HntirW Examination Scheme
Class Test:20 Marks
Theory Examination (M ark): 80 Marks
"rtiLcit Theory Exaniriacjo:t (Du 'cion):O3 Hours

• Awwuies
.x of basic: of SUM= engineering conpepL, and waterfall mcdology,
•
Iposure to any objccl Oriented programming language such us Java, Cl;.

•
li LuJ:rstJ the bckCround and driving forces for taking an Agile approach to software
•
Tn undNiitnd the business value of adopting agile approaches.
T uic1Ci'und the Agile devclopmnt pnwricc.
i 01" VC Lk'e uni with unit tests using lust Driven Developnicat,
' in i\ppiv dcign principle and rcfaitaring to achieve Agility.
To deplay autnmu[j build tools, version corfli-
oI and continuous Fatcgraion.

Uiii 1: Fundajijen of Agile

ihL' Gcnesjs of Agile, IntrOdUCtion and background. Agile Manifesto

and Principles, Overview ni
Surun, Extrcme Programming, Fe.wre Diiycn development, Lean Soft\varc DcveIopirat. Agile
project managern, Design and devetoprnnt Practices in Agile projects, Test t)riycn
C Uinuou. Integration, Refactoring, Pair Programming,Simple Design,
I"ncs, Agik Testing, Agile Tools. th.-r

Unit 2: Agile Serum Framework

(6 hrs)
tø crum Project pIascs, Agile Estimation, Planning genie, PrcJuct backlog, Sprir.t
11Jlng. liitjji
pinrning, User story definition, Characteristics andcontent of user stories,
Acqan Lsts and Verifying stories, Project velocity, lum down chart, Sprint planning ad

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retrospective, Daily serum, Serum roles — Product Owner, Serum Mtscer, Serum Tuu, SCF-111
study. Tools for Agile project IflflgcmenL

Unit 3: Agile Testing

U

The Agile iifccyck anl is impact on testing. Test-Driven Devckprncnt (TDD). . Uiu
and tools for TDD, Testing user stories - acceptance tcsts and sceI1i 105.
PIuiniu :nti
ceting cycle. Exploratory testing, Risk based testing, Regression (CL,;,
Test Au:otjon 1no
support the Agile tester,

SECTION-B

Unit 4: Agile Software Design and Development

Agile design practices. Role of digri Principlc.s itcludirig Single Iepoasibiliry Pi,ickh- )
Closcd Principle, Liskov S ubstituioii Principle, 1nte1fice Sc cgation Pri nciptc.

Unit 5 Agile Software Design Principles

D--pendency Inversion Principle in Aila Dc'ign, Need and si,nh1lcaflcc ul Rcfttwg,

Techniques, Continuous Inegraticn Automated build tc13, Version control,

Unit ; Industry Trends

Market ceriario and adoption of Agik, Agile ALM, Roles in an Agile prnjcct. Aih.
Agile in Distributed teants. Business benefits. Chiflengcs in Agilc, F<isk
ii: Mitigaii:iv.
projects on Cloud, Balancing Agility with Disdpiir.c, Agile rapid deveIopnen
Lccn:rikigics.
Text hooks;

I. AgUc Software Deve!opmt with Serum by Ken Schawber, Mike F edkPuhJj.jer-

Published: 21 Mar 2008.
2.Ai]c Tcstin: A Practical (.1t
uide for Testers and Agile Teams hy Lisa Crispin. .Jnct Cr''
Pb1ishcr: Addison Wesley PuhlLshcd; 30 Dec 200.

J&terenco Books

].Agik Snftcarc Developmcn, Piinciple., ?ttczns ?.nd Prartici by

lr,f1ir1 U
Pubiishccprctjcc Hall Pubhishcd: 25 Oct 2002.

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units in the syllabus shall
be divided in iwo equal parts i.e. 3 units in each part. Quesrkrn paper
'htll he ,cr hwng two Nj=iwa A and
B Section A questions shaH be set on first pui and Section B
Jcj 1fl WvIld part.
Queiion poptrsbold cover the eniirc syllabus.
i- I) mark. Pnper

L Minimum ten questions

2, Five ctjofl in each section
1 Q14estion no, 1 1mm $=lion A nnd Question
L 3flpuEory no. 6 fmni siiort B. 10 marks cach, will be

tmthelefltflirnng qtiestions in section A and B students are supposcd to solve any tw

questions, 15 marks each,

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Dr. BM3ASAHEB AMBEOI<AR MAIIATflWADA N1VE1S1TY, AURANGABAD

FACULTY OF ENGINE ERIN G AD ThCHNOLQG•Y
Final Year Ininccriiig (CSE/IT)
Sernestcr-. Ii

Course Code; CSE47I Title:- 1AB-V CompiItorSyNtclnSoitu-ity :d

Teaching Sthcmc ExmUnntion ichvuiu

PractIcal: 2 HoursAVeek Practical /Oral Exatnin:tion;5U Mijk-.
PracticaL /Oral Examination (Dii rtifl) 031 E'.'t

List of Practical Asignmvnts:

Minimum 08 tssignmenI should be conducted.

!. tnstaliation and demn.station of nmap tool.

2. Perform an cxperiinnt to dcmontrate use of nmap tool for Port Scanning-

3, installation and dernonstriUon of Wreshiark Nktwork Analyzer IfloL

4. Perform an cxperirrlent to demonstrate aw use of wircshark networx analy-tcr ro sniff f'c

rouie.r traffic.

S. Installation and dinonstration ofjcrypi toe].

6. Uejcrypt tool (or any otbcr equivalent) to dcrnonstratc %syinn1ctric, symmciriu ;

alorlthm, hash and di&uil signaturs

7 Case study: Kerberos,

. ImpIcmntation of RSA algorithm using any appropriatc Programming Languac.

9, Dcrnoiistratc any tool for lntni.sion Dctcction Sy-, tern (IDS)

10, Study or IT Act 20O.

PradJciI Examination:

Practicel E,cajninatian thould be conducted by internal cxamrncr rorthi- hours undcrthi i p ivi'r
external examiner, Eternal ca'nInr shceici cvatuatc student by ehccking puctk;1 TiOnhIlIL'
conducting viva.

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J)r, IJAB AAH EU AMBI)KAI( MARATIIWADA UNIVERSITY, ALTRANCABAD

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECIJNOLOGy
Final Year Engineering (CSEIIT)
Smcstw - I [

I iiursc Code: CSE472

Title: X.AB VI Mobile Computing
tvieh lag Sthrne
Examination Schnic
:jcil: 2 Hou,/Wctc PrcicaJ /Orl Examinatjon:5() Marks
PraciaJ Oral lxarninion (Duration): 03 Hours
!j'il ANSI gunicnts
iuiinurn (18 a. ignincnL'ndwiild be conducted.

Write a program to show how to ice UI Plemer.N, layout; by using ADT.

2 Write it program to show Linking of activii6cs.13roadcUL receiver in Android.
I Wriu a E'mgram 10 develop simple Application to show acivity life cycle.

Wrttc i l'rngrim work with Gio&e srvks

Wme a program for I3rortca.'t nceiver in Android,

\Vi j' .i I n I it, Fool liV Ihin8 <p>,line braking, I'miLs and formatting of text iii \VML

\Yrji pimm for Navigation bctwccn cards, dcck, and fomuitted text.

Wriu a program Displaying of irngc,tahk using WML

ii program (cr chutints. variables.

a program Methods oIuctuiriiig uwi ;nputs in WML

Writc a prorum WML scripts basics by using conditional or loop statement

I \Vrn an assignment on latest Open Swarce Operating Systems for Mobile,

Practical Examination:

Pe;ictial Examination should be conducted by lmcrrtal examiner for three hors undcr the supcMsion
0. :xiirfttI xmtiincr Extornal eaniiner should evaluate student by checking pr ticl tcrforrnncc
ii criductiimj. viva.
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Dr. IABASA1tE13 AMBEDKARMAflATFTWADA UNIVERSITY, AURANGABAL)

FACUlTY OF ENGINEF.RING AND TECHNOLOGY
Flniii Year Engineering (CSE)
Semester - II
Course Code: CSE473 Title: LAB VII Soft Conp''

Teaching Scheme 1uiinntinn Srttt-iut'

Piictica1: 2 HousAVeeic Prctct.ical /Oral aflhii1Uti:fl:i0 .\1;i k'

Practical/Oral taniiiaLion (Dtir,iuon) :- £3.! lku'-

List of Practical Assignments:

Minirnwii OS Implementation amignmenLq and Iwo study assignments should be conducted.

1. Write a program to implement MP-model

2, Write a pogram for solving lineaiiy scparbIc and nonlinearly separable p hcs with
layer and multilayei' perception

3. Write a program to solve pattern recognition problcrt with FFN['4 using back propiwation
4gorithm

4. Write it program solve pattern stotage problem with feedback NN

5 \Vntc a prutrartI to Solve paticm cluLering prohiem by unu per. iseLl lami ii' ii".''
selL t gaiii i i riap (SOM)
. Write a progrmto 5oLve PaLterti recognition problem with Learning vecter t1aiuItInh1i.t tLl)

7. Write a program to solve FLCC rtcOgm&iOit problem Using ANN as a classifici

S. Write a program to solve character recognition problem (ore(assiflvniion for medical th.t

9. Write a prograni to impleiiicnt Fuzzy C1 npelatiofl and propertic \VrLir a progmm h

implcmcu Puzzy Set o'era1Jon and propcties

tO, Write a program to perform Max-Mm cwiipoit.iort of tWO iatrices obtained tioiti Car.ciai
ProdueL
1. Write it program to solve an optimization problem using Fuzzy If-Then Ru1c

Practical Examination;

Examination should be conduced by internal examiner for three hours undcr die upcn i
P teal Examinati-on it
of external cxamincr. Etet-nal cxtmincr houtd evaluate suderr by che-king pmaeii-aI perhrmii:.:
and ei.mcucting 'vi.a.
Cc.puier Science & Engineering.

Or. hA tAS4 HJB AMBEDKAR MARATH%'thA UNIVERSITY, AURANCAIM L)

FACULTY (WE(;INEERING AND TELNOLOGY
Final Year Englneerin (CSE)
Semester - U

Clmrsv CieUSF474 Title. - LAB VIII Remote Sensing & GIS

Fe-Aching Scheme JxaniInarJun Scliirnc

ldi1: 2 1-1ouN!Vek Te;m Work: 50 Mrk

list oV Practictl AssIgnnietU,

5i1ItL,m OS assigiunnL, should be conducted.

HAWS I GRASS / OCIS /Arc I

I Reading and lrnpoiting u rtr C Utct intn RS/01S %/w and cre.aring n uhct,

2 limig
-v, picssing filters: smohing and eoe deteecion flhering

3.Imige cls cation: Unsupervised classification

1, lmug'o ckissiflcLiw'.: Supervised cbssificion

, i;o clu'ificaticn: Accuracy isscssmcL

! i'tft-rncing zrnd undcr!tanding prnjections

7, (rntge fusiDn with images of two diffcrrm rcsohtions

. Digitization of point, line and polygon tctttrc

). Compothion of maps

(rgn 1Vork
I - rli work shall consist of utieast S cxprirneats/ ass ignments bawd on he syl 14bus abovc.
.fflcfl( uF [en ii work shuu]d be done cLi follows
• ('rrnIituot1.s lab assessment

• Ac:ual practical perfornancc in Laboratory.

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Dr. BABASAILEB AMJ3EDKAR MARATHWADA UNIVER9ITY1 AURANGA BAD

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engfnecdng (CSFJIT)
Scmotcr - Ii

Course Code: CSFA74 Title: LAB VIII Elvtivc. II CIL'CU II

Teaching Se]ierne Fxu.niina[ion cIICIII

Practical: 2 UoiirsPWcek Tern-, work: i:l 1uik

List or PractLcid slnmcnt!:

Minimum 08 assignments should be concluded.

1. Case study ort Climate change anJ tow utxm ucity

2. Study types of Carbon Management Systems (CMS) their features ind inh1ation.

3 Green IT and Disaster maruigernen

4. Green IT and Decision support system

5 Tools most useful in developing grtcn software, developer perpcclivc..

4. Case NLUdy on Dui Center Management Stratcgie,

7. Cloud computing as Gnen IT initiative through visuliuiatLL)11.

S. Case stuiv on Smart Grid.

Term \r
The term work shall cortsist of at least 8 experimcnts/ assignments based on L11 syflab.s abu,ve.
Asccsmcnt of term work should be done as follows
' Continuous lab asessmen

Actual practical performance in Laboratnry.

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 Dr. RABASAHEB AMBED1AR MARATUWADA UNiV CtS1TY AU[ANGABAD
FACULTY OF ENGINEEIUNG AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Enginecrig (CSE/IT)
Semester 11

Umirw Cock: CSE474 Title: Lab VIII Ilccilv - H Agile Methodology

.king Sdtiie Examination Scheme

2 1 LouIWeck Tern Work,. 50 Marks

til'PruClicAl A%i li in nts:

Iininitin OS assignments should be conducted.

I. UnLlcstancI the bnckround and driving 1orcts for taking an Agile approach to softWuc
Ve kipriieu.

lie t)usinc,,s value oadopting Agile approachcs.

i4.lerLand ilic Agile dcvclopiiczfl practiccs

iii . l vki ment with unit 1cLc using Test DrIYCO Development.

LL -I winciplei and re1ionr1g to jichi Agility.

: lkplov automated build uls, version control and continuous inrcgraüoa.

t-nurin clitig ;tlivitas within an agile project.

1 i Work
Thc term work shall coait of nt least S cxperimcn/asinrnents bJ on the syllabus above.
A."cssmcn, oltrm work Oould be done us follow
• Continuous lab a.sccssmcrit

• Actual practical Ft>rmnnce in Laboratory

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Dr. BAI3ASAIIEB AMBEOKA R ARATHWAfl/t UNIVERSITY. A U i\ N CA1A Ii

FAcU1:ry OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Final Year Engincering (USE)
Semr..tr - II
Title: Pro jet l'r4 it
Course Code: CSA75
ExsiiIitO fl 1tmh
'reaching Scheme
Ti -flu Wol. : 51)
Practical /Oral EnmthaIiun: WiMaro. r
Pcticai: 06 IloursAVeek
t'rciital iOl Exminai ki (I )iI .it -

1. The uidc !ihotttd be internal extmInet for oral examination.

ncnicd pro}x-i. lie
2 The cxtcrnal cxanirier should be from the teLitcd area of the c
mhiimufl of five years of experience t dcrce Icvcll industry.
the inwtri.iI :iid iiiI
3. The cv.tluations at final oral examination should be dune jointly by
examiner.
'l'hc piuLcI iii
4. The same project group of Part I should continue the work in Part - It as well
the work ficin sw'
should complete the project work taken in Part T. it should complete the rcii of
onwards till the coaciusion, The perfurmane AnaLysis chapter LLOUkI ccinsis of v:ii;';'
methods used along with sample test eases. It should also incwlc how beiter the 'OfllO is pelIciHil
as compand to other similar systems. The final cxamina!Jon will coui;t Of the deruoosirnii'n
which will be judged by two examiners (one internal arid one external) ind the riiai Ih
accordingly. The suggestive format of the rcport is as follows:
Only one report should be submitted per group as Li part of term work submission)

Title uf the Ftujct;

Names & Roll Numbu-s of the students:

Name of theguide:

Chapter 1: liodton

Chapter 2: Literature Survey

Chapter 3: System Development

DFD. other diagrams, dc.in
(This chapter wilt include the entire design process with r cessary
merhcdotogks and other dc.sin .nd implementation deudis.)

Chapter 4: l'ct- onuancc Analysis

Chapter 5: Conclusions
(Det.allcd format of the project report is to be made available by the Dept.)

fz