Rajshahi University EEE Syllabus 2016-2020

DEPARTMENTOFELECTRICALAND
ELECTRONICENGINEERING
FacultyofEngineering
UniversityofRajshahi
Syllabus for B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) Degree
Session: 2016-2017
YearofExaminations:
B.Sc.Engg.PartI : 2017
B.Sc.Engg.PartII : 2018
EEE, Session 2016~2017
B.Sc.Engg.PartIII : 2019
B.Sc.Engg.PartIV : 2020
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Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Faculty of Engineering
University of Rajshahi
SyllabusforB.Sc.inElectricalandElectronic
EngineeringDegree
Session:20162017
PartIExamination : 2017
PartIIExamination : 2018
PartIIIExamination : 2019
PartIVExamination : 2020
Introduction
ElectricalandElectronicEngineering(EEE)encompassesaverywide
area of knowledge and is considered as one of the most important
engineering disciplines within the engineering society. The
contributionsofEEEarenotlimitedtoareasinapplicationssuchas
power engineering, telecommunications and computer systems but
also extended to instrumentation, manufacturing, information
technologyandmanymore.ElectricalandElectronicEngineeringis
very dynamic and sensitive to technological advancement in the
world. In fact, most of the technological revolution started from
ElectricalandElectronics.
Electrical and Electronic engineers are involved in the design and
development of modern high technology applications such as
automation for electromechanical systems, computer systems,
embeddedsystemsandelectroniccontrolsystemsappliedinprocess
plants, automotive industry, aerospace, and even maintenance. In
otherwords,ElectricalandElectronicengineersarehighlydemanded
in various fields and its graduates are highly sought after by
potentialemployers.
ObjectivesofEEEProgrammeare:
To produce technically qualified Electrical and Electronics
EngineerswiththepotentialtobecomeleadersofElectricaland
ElectronicIndustries
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To produce Electrical and Electronics Engineers who are

committed to sustainable development of Electrical and
Electronicindustriesforthebettermentofsocietyandnation.
The courses on Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic
Engineering abbreviated as B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) programme at
University of Rajshahi are designed to emphasize on a strong
foundation in physics, mathematics, and chemistry, followed by a
thorough coverage of basic electrical and electronic engineering
courses such as circuit theory, analogue electronics, digital
electronics,microprocessor,aswellassignalandsystems.Athigher
levels,studentsareexposedtodataandcomputernetworking,digital
signalprocessing,VLSIsystemdesign,controltheory,communication
systems,andpowerelectronicssothattheyare
Abletoacquireandapplyknowledgeofmathematics,basicscience
and engineering fundamentals to solve complex electrical and
electronicengineeringproblems.
Able to undertake complex electrical and electronic engineering
problem identification, formulation and solution synthesis using
fundamental knowledge, techniques and analytical skills to reach
substantiatedconclusionsincomplexengineeringpractice.
Able to utilize system or subsystems approach to solve complex
electrical and electronic engineering problem with appropriate
consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and
environmentalconsiderations.
Able to investigate and solve complex problems using research
knowledgeand researchmethodsincluding designof experiments,
analysisandinterpretationofdata,andsynthesisofinformationto
provide valid conclusion in complex electrical and electronic
engineeringproblems.
Able to apply and synthesize, using techniques, skill and modern
scientificICTand/orengineeringtoolsnecessaryforcomplexelectrical
and electronic engineering practice with an understanding of the
limitations.
Abletoapplyreasoningbasedoncontextualknowledgeinprofessional
engineering practice to assess societal, health, safety, legal and
cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to
professionalengineeringpractice.
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Abletounderstandtheimpactofprofessionalengineeringsolutionsin
societalandenvironmentalcontextanddemonstrateknowledgeand
needforsustainabledevelopment.
Abletoapplyethicalprinciplesandcommittoprofessionalethicsand
responsibilitiesandnormsofengineeringpractice.
Abletocommunicateeffectivelyoncomplexengineeringactivities,not
onlywithengineersbutalsowiththecommunityatlarge.
Abletofunctioneffectivelyasanindividualandingroupswiththe
capacitytobealeaderormemberinmultidisciplinarysettings.
Abletorecognizetheneedtoundertakeindependentandlifelong
learningincontinualtechnologicaldevelopment.
Able to apply knowledge of engineering, business acumen,
management principles and entrepreneurship in multidisciplinary
environmentsasamemberandleaderinateam.
The courses designed for Bachelor of Science in Electrical and
ElectronicEngineering B.Sc.Engg.(EEE)consistof4000marksof
160creditsdistributedovereightsemestersinfouracademicyears.
Each academic year is divided into two semesters (Odd and Even)
each of duration not less than 11 weeks (66 working days). There
shallbefinalexaminationsattheendofeachsemester.Themedium
ofanswerinallexaminationswillbeeitherBanglaorEnglish,but
not the mixer of both. The theoretical examination of courses less
thanorequalto2creditsshallbeof2hoursdurationandcourses
greater than 2 credits shall be of 3 hours duration. An academic
schedule for an academic year shall be announced for general
notification before the start of the academic year, on the prior
approvaloftheacademiccommittee.
ThedepartmentofElectricalandElectronicEngineering(EEE)isone
oftheyoungestdepartmentsofRajshahiUniversitywhichstartedits
journeyinSeptember2015.Thisdepartmentpresentlyrunsfouryears
(eightsemesters)B.Sc.Engineeringprogramwithanannualintakeof
30undergraduatestudents.Itconductseducationandresearchinfour
major areas of Electrical Power and Energy, Electronics,
CommunicationandComputerwiththegoalofproducingqualityof
graduates who can become leaders in theglobal arena to serve the
society,andtoconductleadingedgeresearch. Thecurriculum forthe
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B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) has been designed to make the program goal
oriented.
Thedepartmentispresentlyhousedinthe3rdfloorofthe1stScience
Building.
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ListofTeachingStaffoftheDepartment
Professors
1. AbuZaforMuhammad B.Sc.Hons,M.Sc.(RU),
TouhidulIslam Ph.D.(Japan)
ResearchAreasoftheTeachers
Prof.AbuZaforMuhammad IIIVGrowthand
TouhidulIslam Characterization,Optoelectronic
Devices,CommunicationSystems
Simulation
LaboratoryFacilitiesoftheDepartment
The departmental undergraduate courses are laboratory intensive

and this requirement is expected to cater by the following
laboratories:
1. ElectricalCircuitLabI,II
2. ComputerLab
3. ElectronicCircuitLabI,II
4. DigitalElectronicsandMicroprocessorLab
4. ElectricalMachineLabI,II
5. PowerElectronicsLab
6. MeasurementandInstrumentationLab
7. MicroprocessorandMicrocomputerSystemLab
8. ControlSystemLab
9. PowerSystemLab
10. PowersystemProtectionandSwitchgearlab
11. CommunicationSystemsLab
12. MicrowaveEngineeringLab
13. VLSILab
14. DigitalSignalProcessingLab
15. FabricationandProcessingLab
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RULESANDREGULATIONSFOR
UNDERGRADUATEPROGRAMME
1. Duration of Course and Course Structure (Ref. Academic

OrdinanceFacultyofEngineering(AOFE)articleno4)
1.1 TheB.Sc.Engg.programmesshallextendoveraperiodoffour
academicyears,eachofanormaldurationofonecalendaryear,
divided into 2 Semesters; (details are given in Section 7 of the
ordinance).
1.2 The curricula of the B. Sc. Engg. Degree in the different
departmentsshallbeproposedbytheCommitteeofCoursesand
approvedbytheSyndicateontherecommendationoftheAcademic
Council.
1.3 TheCommitteeofCoursesshallreviewthecurriculaatleastonce
ineveryAcademicYearandrecommendchangesandrevision,if
any,totheFaculty,andthentheFacultywillrecommendtothe
AcademicCouncil.
1.4 Teachingofthecoursesisreckonedintermsofcreditsandthe
creditsallottedtovariouscourseswillbedeterminedbythe
CommitteeofCoursesunderthefollowingguidelines;
Contacthour/credit
Natureofcourse
(inasemester)
TheoreticalLecture :1hour/week
Laboratory/Project :23hours/week
Fieldwork :2weeksoffieldwork
1.5 Contact Hours/week: The total contact hours for the regular
students including lecture, tutorial and laboratory shall be
between 24 42 periods per week, each period being 40 to 60
minutesinduration.
1.6 CourseAdviser:Ineachdegreeawardingdepartment,oneofthe
teachers nominated by the Academic Committee shall act as
CourseAdvisorforeachacademicyear.
1.7 With the approval of Academic Committee, Course Advisor will
prepare and announce the class routine, showing details of the
lectures,courseplan,classtest,etc.atthestartofeachsemester.
1.8 CourseDesignation:Eachcourseisdesignatedbyatwotofour
7
letter word usually identifying the course offering department

followedbyafourdigitnumberwiththefollowingcriteriawithout
anyspacebetweenlettersandnumerical.
(a)ThefirstdigitwillcorrespondtothePart(year)inwhichthe
courseisnormallytakenbythestudents,(b)Theseconddigitwill
correspondthesemester(1foroddand2foreven)inwhichthe
courseisnormallytakenbythestudents,(c)Thethirddigitwillbe
reserved for departmental use for such things as to identify
differentareaswithinadepartment,(d)Thelastdigitwillbeodd
fortheoretical,evenforlaboratorycoursesand0forBoardViva
voce and(e)Thecourse designationsystem isillustratedbythe
followingexample.
APEE 2 1 3 1 Electronic Devices and Circuits

Course title
Last odd digit represents a Theoretical course
3rd digit is reserved for departmental use
2nd digit signifies semester number (here 1 is for Odd semester)
1st digit signifies the Part (here 2 is for

Part-II)
Dept. identification code (Applied Physics and Electronic Engineering)
2.DurationofExamination[Ref.AOFEarticleno6]
DurationofTheoreticalexaminationofdifferentcoursesatthe
endofsemestershallbeasfollows:
Courseslessthanorequalto2Credits 2Hours
Coursesgreaterthan2creditsbutlessthanorequalto 3Hours
4Credits
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3.AcademicCalendar[Ref.AOFEarticleno7]
3.1 The academic year shall be divided into two semesters each
havingdurationofnotlessthan11teachingweeks.
3.2 There shall be final examinations at the end of each semester
conducted by the respective Examination Committee of the
Departments.
3.3 An academic schedule for the academic year shall be
announced for general notification before the start of the
academicyear,ontheapprovaloftheAcademicCommittee.The
schedulemaybepreparedaccordingtothefollowingguidelines:
SemesterOdd(19weeks) Numberofweeks
Teaching 11(66workingdays)
PreparatoryLeave 2
ExaminationPeriod 23
ResultPublication 34 6
19
InterSemesterRecess 1
SemesterEven(19weeks)
Teaching 11(66workingdays)
PreparatoryLeave 2
ExaminationPeriod 23
ResultPublication 6
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19
Vacation(Summer,Ramadan,and 13
Others)
Total: 52
4.Attendance[Ref.AOFEarticleno13]
In order to be eligible to appear, as a regular candidate, at the
semester final examinations, a student shall be required to have
attended at least 70% of the total number of periods of
lectures/tutorials/laboratory classes offered during the semester in
everycourse.Astudentwhoseattendancefallsshortof70%butnot
below 60% in any course may be allowed to appear at the final
examinations as noncollegiate student and he/she shall not be
eligible for the award of any scholarship or stipend. A student,
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appearingtheexaminationunderthebenefitofthisprovisionshall
havetopayinadditiontothefees,therequisitefeeprescribedbythe
syndicateforthepurpose.Studenthavinglessthan60%attendance
inanycoursewillnotbeallowedtoappearinthefinalexaminations
of the semester. An attendance report of the students will be
preparedbytheconcernedcourseteacherandpostedforinformation
ofthestudents. The basisofawardingmarksforclassparticipation
andattendanceisshowninthefollowingTable.
TableDistributionofMarksinAttendance
Attendance Marks(%) Remarks
90%andabove 100
85%tolessthan90% 90
80%tolessthan85% 80 Regular
75%tolessthan80% 70
70%tolessthan75% 60
65%tolessthan70% 50 Noncollegiate
60%tolessthan65% 40
lessthan60% 0
5.ClassTest[Ref.AOFEarticleno16]
Fortheoreticalcoursesoflessthanorequalto2creditsthereshallbe
atleastthreeclasstestsandatleastfourclasstestsforgreaterthan
2credits inasemester.Previousclasstestmarkswillremainvalid
forthereported/courseimprovementstudentifhe/sheisunableto
appearatclasstest.
6.TheGradingSystem[Ref.AOFEarticleno14]
6.1 Thelettergradesystemshallbeusedtoassesstheperformance
ofthestudentsasshowninthefollowingTable:
Table2GradingSystem
Marks LetterGrade(LG) GradePoint(GP)
80%orabove A+ 4.0
75%tolessthan80% A 3.75
70%tolessthan75% A 3.5
65tolessthan70% B+ 3.25
60%tolessthan65% B 3.0
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55%tolessthan60% B 2.75
50tolessthan55% C+ 2.5
45%tolessthan50% C 2.25
40tolessthan45% D 2.0
lessthan40% F 0.0
Incomplete I 0.0
Absenceofacandidateinanexaminationofacourseinwhichhe/she
ought to have been present will be considered as if the candidate
obtainedzeromarks(Fgrade)inthatcourse.
6.2 A Grade Point Average (GPA) shall be calculated for each

semesterasfollows:
n
C i Gi
GPA= i =1n
Ci
i =1 (i)
where,nisthenumberofcoursesofferedduringthesemester,C i is
the number of credits allotted toa particular course and G i is the
gradepointearnedforthatcourse.
6.3 AYearlyGradePointAverage(YGPA)shallbecalculatedfor
eachacademicyearasfollows:
2
C j Gj
j=1
YGPA= 2
Cj
j =1 (ii)
Where 2 is the number of semesters, C j is the number of credits
allotted to the jth semester and Gj is the GPA earned for that
semester.
6.4 The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) gives the
cumulativeperformanceofthestudentsfromthefirstyearuptothe
endoftheyeartowhichitrefers,andwillbecalculatedasfollows:
m
C k Gk
k =1
CGPA= m
Ck
k =1 (iii)
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where,misthetotalnumberofyearsbeingconsidered,Ckisthetotal
numberofcreditsregisteredduringthekthyearandG kistheYGPA
earnedinthatparticularyear.
6.5 ACumulativeGradePointAverage(CGPA)shallbecalculated
at the end of each academic year and to be communicated to the
students along with the YGPAs. The individual grades of courses
obtained by them for the semesters of the academic year will,
however,becommunicatedattheendofindividualsemesterbythe
ChairmanoftheExaminationCommittee.
6.6 BothYGPAandCGPAwillberoundeduptothesecondplaceof
decimalforreporting.Forinstance,YGPA=2.212shallberoundedup
asYGPA=2.22.
Illustration: SupposeastudentobtainedfollowinggradeinPart1
oddsemester:
B.Sc(Eng.)PartIOddSemester Credit LetterGrade GP
ENG1111 2 C 2.25
MATH1111 3 A+ 4
CHEM1111 3 F 0
EEE1111 4 B+ 3.25
EEE1121 4 A+ 4
EEE1172 1 A 3.5
EEE1182 3 A 3.75
Therefore,GPAintheoddsemesteris=
2(2 . 25)+3( 4 )+3(0 )+4 (3. 25 )+4 (4 )+1(3 .5 )+3(3 .75 )
2+3+3+4+4+1+3 =3.01253.02
Andletsassumethathis/herGPAinPartIEvenSemesteris=3.13
20(3 . 02)+20(3 .13 )
Therefore,YGPAofPartIexaminationis= 20+20
=3.075 3.08
Similarlyassumethat,thestudentsYGPAfortheother3Partsare
thefollowings.
Semester/year Credit YGPA
PartII 40 3.47
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PartIII 40 2.96
PartIV 40 3.33
Thenhis/herCGPAoffouracademicyearsis
40 (3 . 08 )+40(3 . 47 )+40(2 . 96)+40(3 .33 )
= 160 =3.21
6.7 EarnedCredit: Thecoursesinwhichastudenthasobtained
minimumDinTheoreticalcoursesandC inLaboratorycourses
and Board Vivavoce or higher grade will be counted as credits
earnedbythestudent. Anycourseinwhichastudenthasobtained
Fgradewillnotbecountedtowardshis/herearnedcredit.Fgrade
willnotbecountedforGPAcalculationbutwillstaypermanentlyon
theGradesheetandtranscripts.
7.EligibilityforExamination(Ref.AOFEarticleno23):
7.1 A candidate may not be admitted to any semester final examination unless
he/she has
7.1.1 Submitted application in the prescribed form to the
Registrar/Vice-Chancellor for appearing at the examination,
7.1.2 Paid the prescribed examination fees, and all outstanding
University and Hall dues,
7.1.3 Fulfilled the conditions for attendance in class and
7.1.4 Been barred by any disciplinary rules.
7.2 On special circumstances the Vice-Chancellor may permit a student to
appear at the examination.
7.3 A student whose attendance falls short of 70% but not below 60% in any
course as mentioned above may be allowed to appear at the final
examinations as a non-collegiate student.
8. Conducting Examination and Rules for Promotion [Ref.

AOFEarticleno15]
8.1 Theacademicyearshallbedividedintotwosemesterseachhaving
durationofnotlessthan11teachingweeks(detailsaregivenin
Section7oftheOrdinance).
8.2 There shall be final examinations conducted by the concerned
Examination Committee of the Departments at the end of each
semester.
8.3 Theresultsshallbefinalizedattheendoftheevensemesterofthe
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academic year. A student entering in an odd semester shall

automatically move on to the next semester, unless he/she was
barredfromappearingatthefinalexaminationsattheendofthe
semester.Individualcoursegradesand GPA shallbeannounced
withinadateordinarilynotlaterthanthreeweeksaftertheendof
thesemesterfinalexaminations.
8.4 Minimum passing grade: The minimum passing grade in a
theoreticalcoursewillbeDandtheminimumpassinggradeina
laboratory/project/field work/inplant training/workshop/similar
Courses (henceforth referred to as laboratory course) and Viva
vocewillbeC.
8.5 Promotiontohigherclass:Inordertobepromotedtohigherclassa
studentmustobtainthefollowingrequirements:
i) YearlyGradePointAverage(YGPA)of2.25orhigher
ii) Creditpointloss(ForIGrade)inthetheoreticalcoursesnot
morethan10.
iii)MinimumCgradeinthelaboratorycoursesandvivavoce.
8.6 Course Improvement: A promoted student may appear for only
theoretical course improvement in the immediate next academic
yearformaximum10creditpointstoclearhis/herFgradeorto
improve the grades on the courses in which less than B grade
(including those of F grade) was obtained in Part1, Part2 and
Part3examinations. Insuchcase,thestudenthastogivehis/her
choiceofcourse/coursesforcourseimprovementinwriting. Ifthe
studentfailstoclearhis/herFgradesinthefirstattempt,he/she
shallgetanother(last)chanceintheimmediatenextyeartoclear
the F grades. In every case a student has to carry his previous
marksonCA.Inthecaseofstudentsfailuretoimprovehis/her
coursegradeatthecourseimprovementexamination,theprevious
gradeshallremainvalid.
8.7 CourseExemption:Studentswhofailtobepromotedtothenext
higher class shall be exempted from taking the theoretical and
laboratorycourseswheretheyobtainedgradesequaltoBorabove.
These grades would be counted in calculating GPA in the next
yearsexaminationresults.
8.8 MeritPosition:TheYGPAobtainedbyastudentinthesemester
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final examinations will be considered for determining the merit

positionfortheawardofscholarships,stipendsetc.
9.PublicationofResults[Ref.AOFEarticleno17]
9.1 Awardofdegree:InordertoqualifyfortheB.Sc.Engg.degree,a
studentmusthaveto earnminimum150creditsandaminimum
CGPAof2.25withinamaximumofsixacademicyears.Theresult
willbepublishedinaccordancewithmerit.
9.2 Honours:CandidatesforBachelordegreeinengineeringwillbe
awardedthedegreewithHonoursiftheirearnedcreditis160and
CGPAis3.75orhigher.
9.3 ResultImprovement:AcandidateobtainingB.Sc.Engg.within4
or5academicyearsshallbeallowedtoimprovehis/herresult,of
maximumof10creditpoints(courseslessthanBgrade)ofthe
PartIV theoretical courses in the immediate next regular
examination after publication of his/her result. No improvement
shallbeallowedforlaboratoryexaminationsandBoardVivavoce.
IfacandidatefailstoimproveCGPAwiththeblockofnewGPin
total,thepreviousresultsshallremainvalid.
9.4 Readmission and Course Exemption: If a student fails to
obtain the degree within 4 or 5 academic year, he/she will be
readmittedinPart4andwillappearfortheexamaccordingtothe
clause15.6.Courseexemptionruleswillalsobevalidaccordingto
clause15.7.
9.5 DeansList:Asarecognitionofexcellentperformance,thenames
ofstudentsobtainingacumulativeGPAof 3.75 orabove intwo
regularsemestersineachacademicyearmaybepublishedinthe
DeansListinthefaculty.StudentswhohavereceivedanFgrade
inanycourseduringanyofthetworegularsemesterswillnotbe
consideredforDeansListinthatyear.
9.6 RecordingofResult: ThetranscriptsinEnglish willshow the
coursedesignation,coursetitle,credit,lettergrade,gradepointof
individualcourses,YGPAofeachyear,andfinally,CGPA.
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SyllabusforUndergraduateProgram
forB.Sc.Engg.(EEE)Degree
Session:20162017
DistributionofCourses[Ref.AOFEarticleno5and6]
CourseType Marks Marks(%) Credits
Humanities 200 5 8
BasicSciences(withLab) 625 15.625 25
BasicandMajorEngineering 3175 79.375 127
Total 4000 100 160
Distribution (i)BasicEngineering 225 5.625 9
(withLab)
(ii)MajorEngineering 2950 73.75 118
(a)Theoretical 2150 53.75 86
(b)BoardVivaVoce 50 1.25 2
(c)Laboratory 750 18.75 30
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DistributionofMarks(aspercoursetypes)[Ref.
AOFEarticleno6]
1 TheoreticalCourses:
Continuous ClassAttendance 10% 30%
Assessment(CA) Quizzes/ClassTest 20%
SemesterFinalExamination 70%
Total 100%
2 Laboratory
ClassAttendance 10%
QuizzesandVivaVoce 30%
Practical/DesignWork/Report 60%
Total 100%
3 ProjectWork/FieldWork/ProfessionalTraining
InternalExaminer/Supervisor 30%
ExternalExaminer 30%
(Anyteacherfromthepanelofexaminers)
PresentationandOralExamination 40%
Total 100%
4 Basis for awarding marks for class participation and
attendance:
Attendance Marks(%)
90%andabove 100
85%tolessthan90% 90
80%tolessthan85% 80
75%tolessthan80% 70
70%tolessthan75% 60
65%tolessthan70% 50
60%tolessthan65% 40
lessthan60% 0
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SemesterCoursePlanfor
B.Sc.Engg.(EEE)Degree
Session: 2016-2017
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering will offer the

coursestotheundergraduatestudentsforB.Sc.Engineeringdegree
(Session20162017),asperthefollowingarrangement.
B.Sc.Engg.PartI,OddSemester,Examination2017
Contact
Sl. Course
CourseTitles Marks hours/ Credits
No Codes
week
1 EEE1111 ElectricalCircuitI 75 3 3
ElectricalCircuitI
2 EEE1112 25 2 1
Sessional
ElectricalPropertiesof
3 EEE1121 75 3 3
Materials
4 CSE1151 ComputerProgramming 75 3 3
ComputerProgramming
5 CSE1152 50 4 2
Sessional
OrdinaryandPartial
6 MATH1131 75 3 3
DifferentialEquations
7 CHEM1131 Chemistry 75 3 3
Inorganic,Quantitative
8 CHEM1132 25 2 1
AnalysisSessional
Technicaland
9 ENG1111 50 2 2
CommunicativeEnglish
Total 525 25 21
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B.Sc.Engg.PartI,EvenSemester,Examination2017
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
1 EEE1211 ElectricalCircuitII 75 3 3
2 EEE1212 ElectricalCircuitIISessional 25 2 1
3 EEE1221 SolidStateDevices 75 3 3
4 CE1252 EngineeringDrawing 25 2 1
ElectricityandMagnetism,
5 PHY1231 75 3 3
WavesandOptics
6 PHY1232 PhysicsSessional 25 2 1
DifferentialandIntegral
7 MATH1211 75 3 3
Calculus
8 STAT1211 StatisticsforEngineers 50 2 2
9 ECON1211 Economics 50 2 2
Total 475 22 19
B.Sc.Engg.PartII,OddSemester,Examination2018
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
1 EEE2111 ElectronicCircuitI 75 3 3
ElectronicCircuitI
2 EEE2112 25 2 1
Sessional
3 EEE2121 ElectricalMachineI 75 3 3
4 EEE2122 ElectricalMachineI 25 2 1
20
Sessional
5 EEE2132 ElectricalShopPractice 25 2 1
6 ME2151 MechanicalEngineering 50 2 2
MechanicalEngineering
7 ME2152 25 2 1
Sessional
Mechanics,ModernPhysics
8 PHY2121 75 3 3
andThermalPhysics
ComplexVariables,Co
9 MATH2131 ordinateGeometryand 75 3 3
VectorAnalysis
Managementand
10 ACCO2111 50 2 2
Accountancy
Total 500 24 20
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B.Sc.Engg.PartII,EvenSemester,Examination2018
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
1 EEE2211 ElectronicCircuitII 75 3 3
ElectronicCircuitII
2 EEE2212 25 2 1
Sessional
3 EEE2221 DigitalElectronics 75 3 3
4 EEE2222 DigitalElectronicsSessional 25 2 1
ComputationalMethodsand
5 EEE2231 75 3 3
MatlabProgramming
ComputationalMethodsand
6 EEE2232 MatlabProgramming 25 2 1
Sessional
ContinuousSignalsand
7 EEE2241 75 3 3
LinearSystems
8 MATH2241 LinearAlgebra 75 3 3
9 LAW2211 LawandProfessionalEthics 50 2 2
Total 500 23 20
B.Sc.Engg.PartIII,OddSemester,Examination2019
Contact
Sl. Course Credit
CourseTitles Marks hours/
No Codes s
week
1 EEE3111 PowerSystemI 75 3 3
2 EEE3112 PowerSystemISessional 25 2 1
3 EEE3121 ElectronicCircuitIII 50 2 2
ElectronicCircuitIII
4 EEE3122 25 2 1
Sessional
5 EEE3131 PowerElectronics 50 2 2
6 EEE3132 PowerElectronicsSessional 25 2 1
7 EEE3141 ElectricalMachineII 75 3 3
ElectricalMachineII
8 EEE3142 25 2 1
Sessional
Microprocessorsand
9 EEE3151 75 3 3
EmbeddedSystems
Microprocessorsand
10 EEE3152 25 2 1
EmbeddedSystemsSessional
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ElectromagneticTheoryand
11 EEE3161 50 2 2
Antenna
Total 500 25 20
B.Sc.Engg.PartIII,EvenSemester,Examination2019
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
1 EEE3211 ControlSystem 75 3 3
2 EEE3212 ControlSystemSessional 25 2 1
3 EEE3221 PowerSystemII 50 2 2
4 EEE3222 PowerSystemIISessional 25 2 1
5 EEE3231 DigitalSignalProcessing 50 2 2
DigitalSignalProcessing
6 EEE3232 25 2 1
Sessional
7 EEE3241 CommunicationSystemsI 75 3 3
CommunicationSystemsI
8 EEE3242 25 2 1
Sessional
Measurementand
9 EEE3251 50 2 2
Instrumentation
Measurementand
10 EEE3252 25 2 1
InstrumentationSessional
ProjectPlanning,
11 EEE3261 Managementand 50 2 2
Engineering
12 EEE3272 ElectronicShopPractice 25 2 1
Total 500 26 20
B.Sc.Engg.PartIV,OddSemester,Examination2020
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
EEE4111 PowerPlantEngineeringand
1 75 3 3
Economy
2 EEE4121 VLSICircuitsandDesign 75 3 3
EEE4122 VLSICircuitsandDesign
3 25 2 1
Sessional
4 EEE4131 Optoelectronics 75 3 3
5 EEE4141 CommunicationSystemsII 75 3 3
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EEE4142 CommunicationSystemsII
6 25 2 1
Sessional
OptionI(T) TheoryCourseshouldbe
7 75 3 3
selectedfromTableI
8 OptionI(S) SessionalbasedonOptionI(T) 25 2 1
9 EEE4182 IndustrialTraining 25 2 1
10 EEE4292* Project 0 2 0
Total 475 23 19
*Project evaluation will be made in the Even Semester.
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TableI:OptionI
Course
CourseTitles Marks Credits
Codes
EEE4151 ComputerNetworks 75 3
EEE4252 ComputerNetworksSessional 25 1
EEE4161 HighVoltageEngineering 75 3
EEE4162 HighVoltageEngineeringSessional 25 1
Microwave Engineering and Radar
EEE4171 75 3
System
Microwave Engineering and Radar
EEE4172 25 1
SystemSessional
Contact
Sl. Course
No Codes
week
PowerSystemProtectionand
1 EEE4211 75 3 3
Switchgear
PowerSystemProtectionand
2 EEE4212 25 2 1
SwitchgearSessional
CellularandMobile
3 EEE4221 75 3 3
Communication
CellularandMobile
4 EEE4222 25 2 1
CommunicationSessional
5 EEE4231 BiomedicalEngineering 75 3 3
BiomedicalEngineering
6 EEE4232 25 2 1
Sessional
TheoryCourseshouldbe
7 OptionII(T) 75 3 3
selectedfromTableII
8 EEE4292 Project 100 8 4
9 EEE4200 BoardVivavoce 50 2
10 StudyTour
Total 525 26 21
B.Sc.Engg.PartIV,EvenSemester,Examination2020
TableII:OptionII
Course
CourseTitles Marks Credits
Codes
EEE4241 RenewableEnergy 75 3
EEE4251 PowerSystemOperationandControl 75 3
EEE4261 NuclearPowerEngineering 75 3
EEE4271 ProcessingandFabricationTechnology 75 3
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EEE4281 CompoundSemiconductorDevices 75 3
Details Syllabus for B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) Degree

Session: 2016-2017
B.Sc. Engg. Part-I, Odd Semester, Examination 2017
EEE1111 ElectricalCircuitI
75Marks[70%Exam,20%Quizzes/ClassTests,10%Attendance]
Credits:3,Contacthours/week:3,Exam.Time:3hours
(StudentsshouldanswerSixquestionsoutofEight
takingnotmorethanThreefromeachsection)
SectionA
CircuitVariablesandElements:Voltage,current,power,energy,
independent and dependent sources, resistance, inductance and
capacitance.
BasicLaws:Ohmslaw,Kirchhoffscurrentandvoltagelaws.
Simpleresistivecircuits:Seriesandparallelresistivecircuitsand
their equivalents, Voltage and current divider circuits, DeltaWye
equivalentcircuits.
Techniques of Circuit Analysis: Nodal and mesh analysis
including supernode and supermesh. Techniques of General DC
Circuit Analysis (containing both independent and dependent
sources): Nodevoltage method, Meshcurrent method, Source
transformations. Network theorems: Source transformation,
Thevenins,Nortonsandsuperpositiontheoremswithapplicationsin
circuits having independent and dependent sources, Millmans
theorem,Compensationtheorem,Maximumpowertransfertheorem
andReciprocitytheorem.
SectionB
Energy Storage Elements: Properties of Inductances and
capacitances, Seriesparallel combinations of inductances and
capacitances,Conceptsoftransientandsteadystateresponsewithdc
source.
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Magnetic Quantities and Variables: Field, Flux, Flux Density,

MagnetomotiveForce,MagneticFieldStrength,permeabilityandB
HCurve,reluctance,magneticfieldstrength.
LawsinMagneticCircuits:OhmslawandAmperescircuitallaw.
Magnetic Circuits: Analysis of series, parallel and seriesparallel
magnetic circuits. Comparison between electrical and magnetic
quantities,Hysteresisandhysteresisloss.Magneticmaterials.
Introduction to Measuring Instruments: Ammeter, voltmeter,
galvanometerandwattmeter.
RecommendedBooks:
1. RobertL.Boylestad : IntroductoryCircuitAnalysis
2. CharlesK.Alexanderand : FundamentalsofElectricCircuits
Mathew
N.O.Sadiku
3. R.C.DorfandJ.A.Svoboda : IntroductiontoElectricCircuits
4. J.D.Ryder : Networks,LinesandFields
5. B.Grob : BasicElectronics
6. J.A.Edminister : ElectricCircuits
7. R.ResnickandD.Halliday : Physics,PartII
8. A.R.Rafiqullah,A.K.Royand : ConceptsofElectricityand
M.S.Haq Magnetism
9. ArthurKip : FundamentalsofElectricityand
Magnetism
10. B.L.Theraja : ElectricalTechnology
EEE1112 ElectricalCircuitISessional
25Marks[60%Practical/DesignWork/Report,30%Quizzes/
VivaVoce,10%Attendance]
Credits:1,Contacthours/week:2
SessionalbasedonthetheoryofcourseEEE1111.
EEE1121 ElectricalPropertiesofMaterials
SectionA
27
Crystal Structures: Types of crystals, lattice and basis, Bravais

latticeandMillerindices.Classicaltheoryofelectricalandthermal
conduction: Scattering, mobility and resistivity, temperature
dependence of metal resistivity, Mathiessens rule, Hall effect and
thermal conductivity. Introduction to quantum mechanics: Wave
nature of electrons, Schrodingers equation, onedimensional
quantum problems infinite quantum well, potential step and
potential barrier; Heisenbergss uncertainty principle and quantum
box,Electronina3Dbox.HydrogenAtom.
BandTheoryofSolids:Bandtheoryfrommolecularorbital,Bloch
theorem,KronigPennymodel,Brillouinzone,effectivemass,density
ofstates. Carrier statistics: MaxwellBoltzmann and FermiDirac
distributions,Fermienergy.Moderntheoryofmetals:Determination
of Fermi energy and average energy of electrons, classical and
quantummechanicalcalculationofspecificheat.
SectionB
Dielectric Properties of Materials: Dielectric constant,
polarizationelectronic,ionic,orientationalandinterfacial;internal
field,ClausiusMosottiequation,spontaneouspolarization,frequency
dependence of dielectric constant, dielectric loss, piezoelectricity,
ferroelectricity,pyroelectricity.
Magnetic Properties of Materials: Magnetic moment,
magnetization and relative permitivity, different types of magnetic
materials,originofferromagnetismandmagneticdomains.
IntroductiontoSuperconductivity:ZeroresistanceandMeissner
effect, Type I and Type II superconductors and critical current
density.BCStheory.Magneticrecordingmaterials,Josephsontheory.
Introductiontometamaterials.
BooksRecommended:
1. C.Kittel : IntroductiontoSolidStatePhysics
2. J.Mckelvy : SolidStateandSemiconductor
Physics
3. J.C.Anderson,K.D.Leaver,J.M. : MaterialsScience
AlexanderandR.D.Rawlings
4. SafaO.Kasap : PrinciplesofElectronicMaterialsand
Devices
5. J.Dekker : SolidStatePhysics
6. L.J.AzaroffandJ.J.Brophy : ElectronicProcessinMaterials
7. C.A.WertandR.M.Thomson : PhysicsofSolids
8. Rogers,Pennathur,Adams : Nanotechnology:Understanding
SmallSystems
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29
CSE1151 ComputerProgramming
SectionA
Introduction to Computers: Definition, functions and
characteristics of computers, block diagram, computer generations,
andclassificationofcomputer.
Programming Languages, their classifications, basic concept of
Assembler,Compiler,interpreter,algorithmsandflowcharts.
Structured Programming using C: Variables and constants,
operators, expressions, control statements, functions, arrays,
pointers,structureunions,userdefineddatatypes,andinputoutput
filehandlings.
SectionB
Objectoriented Programming using C++: introduction, classes
andobjects;inheritance;constructorsanddestructors;operatorand
function overloading; polymorphism; C++ data fileC++ file, stream
classes,inputandoutputfile,modeoffiles,filepointer,randomfile
accessing; Template and Exception handlingfunction template and
classtemplate,Exceptionhandling.
RecommendedBooks:
1. AnitaGoelandAjayMittal : ComputerFundamentalsand
ProgramminginC
2. PradipDey,ManasGhosh : FundamentalsofComputingand
ProgramminginC
3. ByronSGottfried : PogrammingwithC,SchaumsOutlines
4. H.Schidt : C++:ABeginnersGuide
5. H.Schidt : C++:TheCompleteReference
CSE1152 ComputerProgrammingSessional
SessionalbasedonthetheoryofcourseCSE1151.
30
31
MATH1131OrdinaryandPartialDifferential
Equations
SectionA
Ordinary Differential Equations: Degree and order of ordinary
differentialequations,formationofdifferentialequations.Solutionof
first order differential equations by various methods. Solution of
generallinearequationsofsecondandhigherorderswithconstant
coefficients. Solution of homogeneous linear equations. Solution of
differential equations of the higher order when the dependent or
independentvariablesareabsent.Solutionofdifferentialequationby
themethodbasedonthefactorizationoftheoperators.
SectionB
Partial Differential Equations: Introduction. Linear and non
linear first order equations. Standard forms. Linear equations of
higherorder.Equationsofthesecondorderwithvariablecoefficients.
Wave equations. Particular solution with boundary and initial
conditions.
SeriesSolution: Solutionofdifferentialequationsinseriesbythe
methodofFrobenious,Besselsfunctions,Legendrespolynomialsand
theirproperties.
BooksRecommended:
1 M.L.Khanna : Matrices
2. ShepleyL.Ross : IntroductionofOrdinaryDifferential
Equations
3. FrankAyres : DifferentialEquations
4. B.D.Sharma : DifferentialEquations
5. LouisAlbertPipes : AppliedMathematicsForEngineersand
Physicist
6. IvarStephenSokolnikoffand : MathematicsForPhysicsandModern
RaymondM.Redheffer Physics
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CHEM1131Chemistry
SectionA
AtomicStructure,Quantumnumbers,Electronicconfiguration,Periodic
table,Propertiesandusesofnoblegases,Differenttypesofchemical
bondsandtheirproperties,Molecularstructureofcompounds,,Modern
concept of acid and bases, Problems involving acid base titration,
Selectiveorganicreactions.
SectionB
Differenttypesofsolutionsandtheircompositions,Phaserule,Phase
diagram of monocomponent system, Properties of dilute solutions,
Thermochemistry,ChemicalKinetics, ChemicalEquilibria,Ionization
ofwaterandpHconcept,Electricalpropertiesofsolution.
BooksRecommended:
1. R.D.Madan : ModernInorganicChemistry
2. M.M.HaqueandM.A.Nawab : PrinciplesofPhysicalChemistry
3. E.SGilreath : FundamentalConceptsinInorganic
Chemistry
4. G.M.Barrow : PhysicalChemistry
5. W.J.Moore : PhysicalChemistry
6. K.J.LaidlerandJ.H.Meiser : PhysicalChemistry
7. S.R.Palit : ElementaryPhysicalChemistry
8. S.Z.Haider : ModernInorganicChemistry
9. AudreyL.Companion : ChemicalBonding
10. F.AlbertCotton,Geoffry : BasicInorganicChemistry
Wilkinson,PaulL.Gaus
11. DonaldK.Sebera : ElectronicStructureandChemical
Bonding
CHEM1132Inorganic,QuantitativeAnalysis
Sessional
33
Volumetric Analysis: Acidbase titration, oxidationreduction

titrations,determinationofFe,CuandCavolumetrically.
ENG1111 TechnicalandCommunicativeEnglish
(StudentsshouldanswerFourquestionsoutofSix
takingnotmorethanTwofromeachsection)
SectionA
Grammar: Grammatical principles, modals, phrases and idioms,
prefixesandsuffixes,sentencestructures,whandyes/noquestions,
conditionalsentences.
Vocabulary:Technicalandscientificvocabulary,definingterms.
Spoken English: Introduction to phonetic symbols, dialogue,
respondingtoparticularsituations,extemporespeech.
SectionB
Reading: Comprehensionof technicalandnontechnicalmaterials
skimming,scanning,inferringandrespondingtocontext.
TechnicalWriting:Paragraphandcompositionwritingonscientific
and other themes, report writing, research paper writing, library
references.
Professional Communication: Business commercial
correspondence letter, job application, memos, quotations, tender
notice,amplification,description,technicalreportwriting,standard
formsoftermpapers,thesisetc.
BooksRecommended:
1. JohnM.Lennon : TechnicalWriting
2. A.J.ThomsonandA.V. : APracticalEnglishGrammar
Martinet
3. A.Ashley : OxfordHandbookofCommercial
Correspondence
4. J.Swales : WritingScientificEnglish
5. RobertJ.Dixson : CompleteCourseinEnglish
6. RajendraPalandJ.S. : EssentialsofBusinessCommunications.
Korlahalli
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35
B.Sc. Engg. Part-I, Even Semester, Examination 2017
EEE1211 ElectricalCircuitII
SectionA
PowerSourceConcept:Sourceofe.m.f,idealandpracticalsources.
Sinusoidal Functions: Instantaneous current, voltage, power,
effective current and voltage, average power, phasors and complex
quantities,impedance,admittance,reactance,susceptance,realand
reactive power, power factor. Definitions of ac voltage, current,
power,voltampereandvariousfactors(includingpower,peak,form
factorsetc.)
AnalysisofSinglePhaseACCircuits:SeriesandparallelRL,RC
and RLCcircuits, nodal andmesh analysis, application ofnetwork
theorems in AC circuit analysis, circuits with nonsinusoidal
excitations, power and power factor of ac circuits with multiple
sourcesofdifferentfrequencies,transientsinACcircuits.
SectionB
Passive Filter Networks: Properties of symmetrical networks,
Characteristic impedance and attenuation, ladder network, Filter
fundamentals, differenttypesoffilters,propagationcoefficientand
timedelayinfiltersections,practicalcompositefilters,ConstantK
filter,designconsiderations.
ResonanceinACCircuits: Seriesresonance,ParallelResonance,
QvalueandBandwidth.
MagneticallyCoupledCircuits.
AnalysisofThreePhaseCircuits: Threephasesupply,balanced
andunbalancedcircuits,powercalculation.
BooksRecommended:
1 RobertL.Boylestad : IntroductoryCircuitAnalysis
2 CharlesK.AlexanderandMathew : FundamentalsofElectricCircuits
N.O.Sadiku
3 R.C.DorfandJ.A.Svoboda : IntroductiontoElectricCircuits
4 J.D.Ryder : Networks,LinesandFields
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5 B.Grob : BasicElectronics
6 J.A.Edminister : ElectricCircuits
7 R.ResnickandD.Halliday : Physics,PartII
8 A.R.Rafiqullah,A.K.RoyandM.S. : ConceptsofElectricityand
Haq Magnetism
9 ArthurKip : FundamentalsofElectricityand
Magnetism
10 B.L.Theraja : ElectricalTechnology
EEE1212 ElectricalCircuitIISessional
SessionalbasedonthetheoryofCourseEEE1211.
EEE1221SolidStateDevices
SectionA
Semiconductors in Equilibrium: Energy bands, intrinsic and
extrinsic semiconductors, Fermi levels, electron and hole
concentrations, temperature dependence of carrier concentrations
andinvarianceofFermilevel.
Carrier Transport Processes and Excess Carriers: Drift and
diffusion, generation and recombinationof excess carriers, builtin
field,recombinationgenerationSRHformula,surfacerecombination,
Einsteinrelations,continuityanddiffusionequationsforholesand
electronsandquasiFermilevel.
PN Junction: Basic structure, equilibrium conditions, contact
potential, equilibrium Fermi level, space charge, nonequilibrium
condition, forward and reverse bias, carrier injection, minority and
majoritycarriercurrents,transientandACconditions,timevariation
ofstoredcharge,reverserecoverytransientandcapacitance.
SectionB
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Bipolar Junction Transistor: Basic principle of pnp and npn

transistors,emitterefficiency,basetransportfactorandcurrentgain,
diffusionequationinthebase,terminalcurrents,coupleddiodemodel
andchargecontrolanalysis,EbersMollmodelandcircuitsynthesis.
BJTnonidealeffects;Heterojunctiontransistors.
Metalsemiconductor Junction: Energy band diagram of metal
semiconductorjunctions,rectifyingandohmiccontacts.
MOS Structure: MOS capacitor, energy band diagrams and flat
band voltage, threshold voltage and control of threshold voltage,
static CV characteristics, qualitative theory of MOSFET operation,
bodyeffectandcurrentvoltagerelationshipofaMOSFET.Nonideal
characteristics of MOSFET: channellength modulation and short
channeleffectsinMOSFETs.MOSscaling.
Introduction to Multigate FET Architecture: Double gate
MOSFET,FinFET,SurroundinggateFET,highKdielectricFETs.
BooksRecommended:
1. BenjaminG.Streetman : SolidStateElectronicDevices
2. S.M.SzeandKwokK.Ng : PhysicsofSemiconductorDevices
3. JaspritSingh : SemiconductorDevices:BasicPrinciples
4. K.Hess : AdvancedTheoryofSemiconductorDevices
5. ChihTangSah FundamentalsofSolidStateElectronics
CE1252 EngineeringDrawing
Introduction, Orthographic projections, Sectional Views, isometric

views, Pictorial views, Drawing standards and practices,
Interpenetrating of surfaces, Development of surfaces, Machine
drawings,Technicalsketching,Introductiontocomputeraideddesign
(CAD).
BooksRecommended:
1. F.E.Giesecke,A.Mitchell,H.C.Spencer,I. : EngineeringGraphics
L.Hill,R.O.LovingandJ.T.Dygdon
2. F.Zozzora : EngineeringDrawing
3. R.S.RhodesandL.B.Cook : BasicEngineeringDrawing
4. JanA.VanDerWesthuizen DrawingforCivilEngineering
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PHY1231ElectricityandMagnetism,WavesandOptics
SectionA
ElectricityandMagnetism:
StaticElectricField:Postulatesofelectrostatics,Coulombslawfor
discrete and continuously distributed charges, Gausss law and its
application,electricpotentialduetochargedistribution,conductors
and dielectrics in static electric field, flux density boundary
conditions; capacitance electrostatic energy and forces, energy in
terms of field equations, capacitance calculation of different
geometries; boundary value problems Poissons and Laplaces
equationsindifferentcoordinatesystems.
StaticMagneticField: Postulatesofmagnetostatics,BiotSavarts
law, Amperes law and applications, vector magnetic potential,
magneticdipole,magnetization,magneticfieldintensityandrelative
permeability, boundary conditions for magnetic field, magnetic
energy, magnetic force on a charge, Lorentz force, torque and
inductanceofdifferentgeometries.
Electromagnetic Induction: Faradays law of electromagnetic
induction,Lenzslaw,inducedcurrentandvoltage,energystoredina
magneticfield.
Thermoelectricity: Thermal electromotive forces, Seebeck effect
andPeltiereffect, laws ofadditionofthermal electromotive forces,
thermoelectric equations and power, practical thermocouple,
Illuminationlaws,variouskindsoflamps.
SectionB
Waves:
Differentialequationofsimpleharmonicoscillator,totalenergyand
averageenergy,combinationofsimpleharmonicoscillations,spring
masssystem,torsionalpendulum;twobodyoscillation,reducedmass,
damped oscillation, forced oscillation, resonance, progressive wave,
power and intensity of wave, stationary wave, group and phase
velocities.
Optics:
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Defects of Images: Spherical aberration, astigmatism, coma,

distortion, curvature, chromatic aberration. Theories of light;
InterferenceofLight:Youngsdoubleslitexperiment,displacementof
fringes and its uses, Fresnel biprism, interference in thin films,
Newtonsrings,interferometers;Diffraction:Diffractionbysingleslit,
diffraction from a circular aperture, resolving power of optical
instruments,diffractionatdoubleslitandNslits,diffractiongrating;
Polarization: Production and analysis of polarized light, Brewsters
law,Maluslaw,polarizationbydoublerefraction,Nicolprism,optical
activity, Polarimeters. Eelctromagneto Optics: Zeeman effect,
Faradayeffect,CottonMoutoneffect,KerrMagnetoopticeffect,Kerr
electroopticeffect.
BooksRecommended:
1. DavidHallidayandRobertResnick : PhysicsPartIandPartII
2. A.Beiser : ConceptofModernPhysics
3. FrancisA.JenkinsandHarveyE. : TextbookofOptics
White
4. BrijLal : ATextbookofOptics
5. EdwardM.Purcell : ElectricityandMagnetism
6. StanleyRamsey : ElectricityandMagnetism
7. RichardFitzpatrick : OscillationsandWaves:An
Introduction
8. R.A.Waldron : WavesandOscillations
PHY1232 PhysicsSessional
SessionalbasedonthetheoryofthecoursePHY1231.
41
MATH1211DifferentialandIntegralCalculus
SectionA
Functions:Domain,Range,Inversefunctionandgraphsoffunctions,
Limits,Continuity,Indeterminateform.
Ordinary Differentiation: Differentiability, Differentiation,
SuccessivedifferentiationandLeibnitztheorem.
Expansions of Functions: Rolle's theorem, Mean value theorem,
Taylor'sandMaclaurin'sformulae.
Maximumandminimumoffunctionsofonevariable.
PartialDifferentiation:Euler'stheorem,Tangentsandnormal.
Asymptotes.
SectionB
Indefinite Integrals: Method of substitution, Integration by parts,
Specialtrigonometricfunctionsandrationalfractions.
Definite Integrals: Fundamental theorem, General properties,
Evaluationsofdefiniteintegralsandreductionformulas.
MultipleIntegrals:Determinationoflengths,AreasandVolumes.
BooksRecommended:
1. B.C.DasandB.N.Mukherjee : DifferentialCalculus
2. B.C.DasandB.N.Mukherjee : IntegralCalculus
3. JosephEdwards : DifferentialCalculus
4. BenjaminWilliamson : IntegralCalculus
5. MuhammadandBhattacherjee : DifferentialCalculus
6. MuhammadandBhattacherjee : IntegralCalculus
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STAT1211 StatisticsforEngineers
SectionA
Analysis of Statistical Data: Location, Dispersion and their
measures, Skewness, Kurtosis and their measures, Moment and
CumulantsandPracticalexamples.
Probability: Conceptofprobability,SampleSpace,Eventsunionand
Intersection of Events. Probability of events, Loss of probability,
Conditional probabilities. Bays Theorem, Chebysecs Inequality and
Practicalexamples.
RandomVariablesandProbabilityDistribution:Basicconcepts,
Discreteandcontinuousrandomvariables,Densityanddistributional
functions, Mathematical expectation and variance, Joint marginal
and conditional density functions. Conditional Expectation and
conditionalvariance.MomentsandCumulantgeneratingfunctions.
Characteristic function. Study of Binomial Poisson, Normal and
BivariateNormaldistributionandPracticalexamples.
SectionB
Linear Regression: Correlation, Rank correlation. Partial and
MultiplecorrelationsLinearRegressionfortwoVariables,Principleof
Least Squares Method, Lines of best fit, Residual Analysis and
examples.
Test of Significance: Basic ideas of Null hypothesis, Alternative
hypothesis, TypeI error TypeII error level ofsignificance Degreeof
freedom,RejectionregionandAcceptanceregion.TestofSinglemean,
Single variance, Two sample means and Variances. Test for 22
contingency tables, Independence test and practical examples.
Application in quality control, failure pattern, depreciation
calculation.
BooksRecommended:
1. P.G.Hoel : IntroductoryStatistics
2. S.G.Gupta : FundamentalsofStatistics
3. A.J.B.Anderson : InterpretingData
4. H.Cramer : TheElementsofProbabilityTheory
5. D.V.Lindley : IntroductiontoProbabilityandStatistics
6. S.Lipschutz : Probability
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44
ECON1211Economics
SectionA
Basic Concepts of Economics: Definition and subject matter of
Economics; Microeconomics vs macroeconomics; Law of Economics;
Central economic problems of every society; Different economic
systems;EconomicsandEngineering.
Theory of Demand, Supply and Consumer Behavior: Law of
Demand; Demandschedule and demand curve; Supply law, supply
scheduleandsupplycurve;Shiftindemandandsupply;Equilibrium
inthemarket;Elasticityofdemandandsupply;Marshallianutility
analysis; Total and marginal utility; Law of diminishing marginal
utility;Lawofequimarginalutility.
TheoryofProductionandCosts:Meaningofproduction;factorsof
production; Production possibility frontier; Law of variable
proportion;Returnstoscale;isoquants;Conceptsoftotal,averageand
marginal costs, fixed and variable costs; Isocost curve; Least cost
combinationsoffactors.
Theory of the Firm: Perfect competition and monopoly; Total,
average and marginal revenue of a firm; Average and marginal
revenueunderperfectcompetitionandmonopoly;FirmsEquilibrium;
Equilibriumoffirmunderperfectcompetitionandmonopoly.
SectionB
Linear Programming and InputOutput Analysis: Meaning of
linearprogramming;Itscomponents;dualityofaprobleminlinear
programming;graphical,feasibleandoptimalsolutions;Thesimplex
method; Meaning of inputoutput analysis; Inputoutput analysis
model; balance equation; coefficient matrix; Determination of final
demandvector.
Basic Concepts of Macroeconomics: Growth; Unemployment;
Inflation;PhilipsCurve,Businesscycle;Circularflowofeconomics;
Two,threeandfoursectoreconomics.
National Income Accounting and Determination: Concepts of
GNP, GDP and national income; Methods of national income
accounting;problemsofnationalincomeaccounting;Keynesianmodel
45
of national income determination; The multiplier; Effect of fiscal

policyintheKeynesianmodel.
Development Planning in Bangladesh: Need for planning in
Bangladesh; Various five year plans in Bangladesh; Development
strategiesinthefiveyearplansofBangladesh.
BooksRecommended:
1. SemuelsonandNordhous : Economics
2. ByronsandStone : Economics
3. Dewett,K.K. : ModernEconomicTheory
4. Ahuja,H.L : AdvancedEconomicTheory
5. GovernmentofBangladesh : VariousFiveYearPlans
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B.Sc. Engg. Part-II, Odd Semester, Examination 2018
EEE2111 ElectronicCircuitI
SectionA
Introduction to Semiconductors: History of vacuum tube and
modern electronics, Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductorscarriers,
energybands,Fermilevel,chargeneutrality;carrierdrift,mobility
anddiffusion,carriergenerationandrecombination.
SemiconductorDiodesandDiodeCircuits:PNjunctiondiodes
formation, IV characteristics and applications; ideal diode, diode
circuits: dc analysis and models, diode circuits: AC equivalent
circuits, rectifiers, clipper and clamper circuits, other diode types:
Zener diode, Varactor diode, photo diodes and LED, their
characteristicsandapplications.Zenerdiodecircuits,Regulatorsand
DCpowersupply.
BipolarJunctionTransistor(BJT):BJTPNPandNPNtype,CE,
CBandCCconfigurations,action,characteristics;DCanalysisofBJT
circuits, basic transistor applications, biasing techniques, bias
stability,biascompensation,operatingpoint,loadline.
SectionB
BJTAmplifiers: Conceptofamplification,basicconfigurations,CE
amplifiers, CC and CB amplifier, AC load lines, small signal
operation, Amplifiers with passive and active loads, loading effect,
coupling methods, multistage amplifiers, Emitter Follower,
Darlington pair, power consideration. Small signal lowfrequency
amplifierstransistorequivalentcircuits,hybridparameters,analysis
of CE, CB and CC amplifiers using hparameters. Analysis of
multistage amplifier using hybrid model, Large Signal model and
compactmodelforBJT.
FieldEffect Transistors: JFET and MOSFET construction,
classification, principleofoperation,IVcharacteristics,parameters,
effectoftemperature,applications.Channelconductivity,DCcircuit
analysis, Biasing, constant current biasing, bias stabilization and
compensation.
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FET Amplifier: Basic configurationsCommonSource, Common

GateStage,SourceFollower(commondrain);singlestageintegrated
circuitFETamplifiers,multistageamplifiers,basicJFETamplifiers;
frequencyresponseofFET.Largeandsmallsignalmodels,compact
modelsforFET,Amplifierswithpassiveandactiveloads.
Power Amplifiers: Power amplifiers, power transistors,
classification,collectorefficiency,classesofamplifiers,ClassA,class
B,classCpoweramplifier,ClassABpushpullcomplimentaryoutput
stage.
BooksRecommended:
1. J.MillmanandC.C.Halkias : ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
2. DonaldA.Neamen : SemiconductorPhysicsandDevices
3. AlbertP.MalvinoandDavidJ. : ElectronicPrinciples
Bates
5. S.L.GuptaandV.Kumar : HandbookofElectronics
6. RobertBoylestadandLouis ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
8. B.G.Streetman : SolidStateElectronicDevices
9. G.K.Mithal : IndustrialElectronics
10. FarukiandMaskara : BasicElectronics
11. V.K.Mehta : PrinciplesofElectronics
EEE2112 ElectronicCircuit1Sessional
EEE2121 ElectricalMachineI
SectionA
48
SinglePhaseTransformer: Principles,Types,Equivalentcircuits,
Performanceandtesting,Regulation,Lossesandefficiency,Parallel
operation,Autotransformer,Instrumenttransformers.
Poly Phase Transformer: Poly phase transformer construction,
Poly phase transformer connections, Harmonics in polyphase
transformer,transformercooling.
SectionB
Polyphases Induction Motor: Principle of operation,
Constructional details, Classifications, Equivalent circuits, Starting
torque and maximum torque, Speedtorque relations, Losses and
efficiency, Circle diagram, Starters, Methods of speed control,
Methodsofbrakingandplugging,Inductiongenerator.
SinglePhaseInductionMotor:Principle,Constructionandtypes,
Performance, Double revolving field theory, Cross field theory,
Equivalentcircuits.
BooksRecommended:
1. AFitzgerald : ElectricMachinery
2. SyedA.Nasar : Schaum's Outline of Electric Machines and
Electromechanics
3. FirewallMedia : ATextBookofElectricalMachines
4. Er.R.K.Rajput : ElectricalMachinesinS.I.UNITS
5. J.B.Gupta : ElectricalMachines(ACandDCMachines)
6. M.A.Salam : FundamentalsofElectricalMachines
7. CharlesA.Gross : ElectricMachines
8. StephenJ.Chapman ElectricMachineryFundamentals
9. TheodoreWildi ElectricalMachines,Drives,andPowerSystems
10. CharlesIHubert Electric Machines: Theory, Operating
Applications,andControls
11. StephenJ.Chapman Electric Machinery and Power System
Fundamentals
EEE2122 ElectricalMachineISessionl
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EEE2132 ElectricalShopPractice
Electricians tools, splices, soldering, code practices, Electrical and

electronicsymbols,Safetyrules,electricityrulesandelectricitycodes,
Electrical wiring system design, drawing and estimation for
residentialandcommercialhousewiringandindustrialinstallation
wiring.Useofmeggers,Insulationtest,Groundingearthresistance
measurementusingearthresistancetester.Batterycharging.
BooksRecommended:
1. NeilSclater : HandbookofElectricalDesignDetails
2. RPSingh : ElectricalWorkshop:ATextbook
3. MohamedA.ElSharkawi : ElectricSafety:PracticeandStandards
4. JohnE.Traister : HandbookofElectricalDesignDetails
ME2151 MechanicalEngineering
SectionA
Study of fuels. Steam generation units with accessories and
mountings. Study of steam generation and steam turbines.
Introductiontointernalcombustionenginesandtheircycles.Studyof
SIandCIenginesandgasturbineswiththeiraccessories.
Refrigeration and Airconditioning with their application.
Refrigerationequipment:compressors,condensersandevaporators.
SectionB
Type of fluid machinery, Study of impulse and reaction turbine.
PeltonwheelandKalpanturbine.Studyofcentrifugalandaxialflow
machines. Pumps, fans, blowers and compressors. Study of
reciprocationpumps.
BooksRecommended:
1. TerrellCroft : SteamturbinePrinciplesandPractice
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2. T.AlShemmeri : WindTurbines
3. JosephM.Powers : FundamentalsofCombustion
4. BuddhiN.Hewakandamby : AFirstCourseinFluidMechanicsfor
Engineers
5. DanielMicallef : Fundamentals of refrigeration
thermodynamics
6. ShanK.Wang : Handbook of Air Conditioning and
Refrigeration
7. G.F.Hundy,A.R.TrottandT.C. : RefrigerationandAirConditioning
Welch
8. P.Shlyakhin : SteamTurbines:TheoryandDesign
ME2152 MechanicalEngineeringSessional
SessionalbasedthetheoryofcourseME2151.
PHY2121 Mechanics,ModernPhysicsand
ThermalPhysics
SectionA
Mechanics:
Linear momentum of a particle, Linear momentum of a system of
particles, conservativeandnonconservativeforces, Conservationof
linear momentum, Some applications of the momentum principle;
Angularmomentumofaparticle,Angularmomentumofasystemof
particles,escapevelocity,Kepler'sLawofplanetarymotion,TheLaw
of universal gravitation, The motion of planets and satellites,
Introductory quantummechanics: limitationof classical mechanics,
postulatesofquantummechanics,linearoperators,wavefunctions,
Eigenvalues,Eigenfunctions,timedependentandtimeindependent
Schrdingersequations,particleinabox,reflectionandtransmission
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byabarrier,tunneleffect;Wavefunction,Uncertaintyprincipleand
its applications, Expectation value. Linear harmonic oscillator the
annihilation and creation operators, Schrdinger equation of
hydrogenatom,thequantumnumberandselectionrules,radioactive
transitionandZeemanEffect.
SectionB
ModernPhysics:
GalileanrelativityandEinstein'sspecialtheoryofrelativity;Lorentz
transformation equations, Length contraction, Time dilation and
massenergyrelation,Photoelectriceffect,Comptoneffect;deBroglie
matter waves and its success in explaining Bohr's theory, wave
equations,phaseandgroupvelocities,Pauli'sexclusionprincipleand
its application, Constituent of atomic nucleus, Nuclear binding
energy, Different types of radioactivity, Radioactive decay Law;
Nuclear reactions, Nuclear fission, Nuclear fusion, Atomic power
plant.AtomicPhysics:Rutherfordmodeloftheatom,electronorbits,
atomicspectra,theBohratom,theenergylevelsandspectra,Nuclear
motion,atomicexcitation.
ThermalPhysics:
Heat and work thermodynamic system, the first law of
thermodynamicsanditsapplications;KineticTheoryofgasesKinetic
interpretation of temperature, specific heats of ideal gases,
equipartition of energy, mean free path, Maxwells distribution of
molecular speeds, reversible and irreversible processes, Carnots
cycle, second law thermodynamics, Carnots theorem, entropy,
Thermodynamic functions, Maxwell relations, Clausius and
Clapeyron equation. Statistical Mechanics: Statistical distributions,
quantum statistics, MaxwellBoltzmann statistics, FermiDirac
statistics,BoseEiensteinstatistics.
BooksRecommended:
1. F.W.SearsandG.L.Salinger : Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory and
StatisticalThermodynamics
2. A.Beiser : ConceptofModernPhysics
3. F.W.Sears : Thermodynamics
4. D.ElwellandA.J.Pointon : ClassicalThermodynamics
5. S.D.Mathur Mechanics
6. R.ResnikandD.Halliday : PhysicsPartIandII
7. C.W.Sherwin : IntroductiontoQuantumMechanics
8. P.T.Mathews : IntroductiontoQuantumMechanics
9. K.Ziock : BasicQuantumMechanics
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MATH2131ComplexVariables,Coordinate
GeometryandVectorAnalysis
SectionA
ComplexVariable:
Complex number system. General functions of a complex variable.
Limitsandcontinuityofafunctionofcomplexvariableandrelated
theorems. Complex differentiation and the CauchyRiemann
equations. Infinite series. Convergence and uniform convergence.
Line integral of a complex function. Cauchys integral formula.
Liouvillestheorem.TaylorsandLaurentstheorem.Singularpoints.
Residue.Cauchysresiduetheorem.
SectionB
CoordinteGeometry:
Coordinate geometry of three dimensionSystem of coordinates,
transformation of coordinates, distance between two points, section
formula, projection, direction cosines, equations of planes and lines,
sphere,cylinderandcone.Thegeneralequationsofseconddegreeand
reductiontostandardforms.Identificationofconicoids.
VectorAnalysis:
Multipleproductofvectors.Lineardependenceandindependenceof
vectors. Differentiation and integration of vectors together with
elementary applications. Line, surface, and volume integrals.
Gradientofascalarfunction,divergenceandcurlofavectorfunction,
various formulae. Integral forms of gradient, divergence and curl.
Divergencetheorem.Stokestheorem,GreenstheoremandGausss
theorem.
BooksRecommended:
1. M.R.Spiezel : VectorAnalysis
2. M.A.Sattar : VectorAnalysis
3. J.B.Conway : Functionsofonecomplexvariable
4. L.V.Ahlfors : ComplexAnalysis
5. D.Sarason : Notesoncomplexfunctiontheory
6. S.L.Loney : AnalyticCoordinateGeometry
7. J.T.Bell : ATreatiseonThreeDimensionalGeometry
8. C.Smith : AnElementaryTreatseonSolidGeometry
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ACCO2111 ManagementandAccountancy
SectionA
Industry: Types of Industry, Commerce Hindrance removed by
Commerce,BusinessEnvironment.
SoleProprietorships:Features,Advantages,DisadvantagesofSole
Proprietorship,SustainabilityofSoleproprietorships.
Partnership:Features,Advantages,Disadvantages,thePartnership
Contract.
Joint Stock Company: Characteristics, Advantages,
Disadvantages,Types,ComparisonbetweenPublicandPrivateLtd
CompanyandFormationofcompany.
Fundamentals of Management: What is management?
Management Function, Levels of Management, Management roles,
CoreManagementskills,PrinciplesofManagement.
Organizing the Business: Formal and Informal Organization,
Centralisation and Decentralization, Principles of Organizing,
Functional Structure, Product Structure, Terrestrial Structure,
MatrixStructure,MultipleStructure.
SectionB
Accountings:History,ScopeandNatureofAccounting,Information
andUses.
Transaction: Meaning and Features, Double entry System,
Characteristics, Account Meaning, Classification, Rules for
Determining Debit and Credit, Accounting. Equation, Accounting
cycle.
Journal:Meaning,Features,Necessity,Types,PracticalProblems.
Ledger: Definition, Advantages, Classification, Rules, Practical
Problems.
Cashbook: Features,Advantages,DoubleandTripleColumnCash
Book,Discount.
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Trial Balance: Meaning, Characteristics, Objects, Practical

problems,PreparationofFinancialStatements.
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BooksRecommended:
1. M.C.Shukla : Businessorganizationandmanagement
2. HaroldKoontzandHeinz : Management
Weihrich
3. Weygandt,Kimmeland : AccountingPrinciples
Kieso
4. BasuandDas : PracticeinAccountancy
5. KhanandArif : EssentialofBusinessOrganizationand
Management
6. MayandBaker : IntroductiontoBusiness
7. W.H.Newman : AdministrativeAction
8. RickyW.Griffin : Management
9. HermansonandAssociates : AccountingPrinciples
10. KhanandArif : FundamentalofOperations
Management
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B.Sc. Engg. Part-II, Even Semester, Examination 2018
EEE2211 ElectronicCircuitII
SectionA
FrequencyResponseofAmplifiers:Techniquesofdetermining3dB
frequenciesofamplifiercircuits,frequencyresponseofsinglestageand
multistage amplifiers, low frequency response of RC coupled and
transformercoupledamplifiers,highfrequencymodelforCEamplifier,
CEshortcircuitcurrentgain,highfrequencyresponsewithresistive
load, low and high frequency response of cascaded CE stages,
transformercoupledamplifier,bandwidth,transistornoises.
Feedback and Stability: Basic feedback concept, positive and
negative feedback, feedback topologies: voltage (seriesshunt)
amplifiers,current(shuntseries)amplifiers,transconductance (serie
series) amplifiers, transresistance (shuntshunt) amplifiers, effect of
feedbackonimpedance,gain,bandwidth,distortionandstabilization.
frequencycompensation.
Oscillators: Condition of oscillation, classification, sinusoidal
oscillatorsRCphaseshiftoscillator,Weinbridgeoscillator,Resonant
circuit oscillators, and Crystal oscillator; Nonsinusoidal
oscillators/Multivibrators:Introduction,Monostable,Biastable,Astable
andotherformsofmultivibrator,Usesofmultivibrator.
Introduction toCMOS anditsapplications, IntroductiontoBiCMOS
technology, Large and small signal models, compact models for
BiCMOS.
Operational Amplifiers: Ideal operational amplifier and OPAMP
circuits; Differential vs. common mode operations, differential and
commonmodevoltages,commonmoderejectionratio(CMRR),OPAMP
applications: inverting amplifier, noninverting amplifier, summing
amplifier, differential amplifier, logarithmic amplifier, operational
transconductance amplifiers exponential amplifier, differentiator,
integrator, voltage to current converter, voltage follower, and other
applications;Nonidealityofopamp:Nonidealopampcharacteristics
anditseffects.
SectionB
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IntegratedCircuitBiasingandActiveLoads:Internalstructureof
ICOPAMPs,BJTcurrentsources,FETcurrentsources/sinks,small
signalanalysisofactiveloads,designapplications:anNMOScurrent
source; differential and multistage amplifiers: BJT differential
amplifier,FETdifferentialamplifier,differentialamplifierwithactive
load, BiCMOS circuits, gain stage and simple output stage, BJT
operational amplifier circuit, small signal analysis and frequency
responseofdifferentialamplifiers.
Applications and Design of Integrated Circuits: Active filter
types,lowpassandhighpassfirstorderandsecondorderButterworth
filter,higherorderfilters,bandpassandbandrejectedfilters,allpass
filters; Oscillators, Nonsinusoidal oscillators, Voltage Comparators
idealcomparator,differentialcomparator,SchmitttriggerCircuits,IC
comparator; timing circuits, integrated power amplifier, voltage
regulator, Design application: An active Bandpass filter. Analog IC
Design: Bipolar, MOS and BiCMOS IC technology and its impact,
eggshellanalogy,applicationareasandthefutureofanalogICdesign.
555TimerICanditsApplications.
Noises in IC: Origin of internally developed noises in ICs; shot,
thermal,flicker,burstandavalanchenoisesinadevice.Representation
ofnoisesincircuits,noisesinsinglestageanddifferentialamplifiers,
noisebandwidth.
BooksRecommended:
1. J.MillmanandC.C.Halkias : ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
2. DonaldA.Neamen : SemiconductorPhysicsandDevices
3. AlbertP.MalvinoandDavidJ. : ElectronicPrinciples
Bates
5. S.L.GuptaandV.Kumar : HandbookofElectronics
6. RobertBoylestadandLouis ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
8. B.G.Streetman : SolidStateElectronicDevices
9. RobertF.Coughlin : OperationalAmplifierandLinear
IntegratedCircuits
10. AllenMottershead : ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
11. DavidA.Bell : ElectronicDevicesandCircuits
12. M.Cirovic : BasicElectronicsandDevices
14. W.D.Cooper : ElectronicInstrumentationand
MeasurementTechnique
16. FarukiandMaskara : BasicElectronics
17. V.K.Mehta : PrinciplesofElectronics
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EEE2212ElectronicCircuitIISessional
EEE2221 DigitalElectronics
SectionA
Introduction to Number Systems and Codes. Analysis and
SynthesisofDigitalLogicCircuits:Basiclogicfunctions,Boolean
algebra, combinational logic design, minimization of combinational
logic. MOSFET Digital circuits: NMOS inverter, CMOS inverter,
CMOSlogiccircuits,ClockedCMOSlogiccircuits,transmissiongates,
sequentiallogiccircuits,
Memories:Classificationandarchitecture,RAMmemorycells,Read
onlymemory,dataconverters,BJTdigitalcircuits:ECL,TTL,STTL,
BiCMOS,DesignapplicationAstaticECLgate.
SectionB
Modular Combinational Circuit Design: Pass transistor, pass
gates, multiplexer, demultiplexer and their implementation in
CMOS, decoder, encoder, comparators, binary arithmetic elements
andALUdesign.
SequentialCircuits: Differenttypesoflatches,flipflopsandtheir
designusingASMapproach,timinganalysisandpoweroptimization
of sequential circuits. Modular sequential logic circuit design: shift
registers,countersandtheirapplications.StateMachineDesign.
Asynchronousandsynchronoussequentialcircuits.
BooksRecommended:
1. ThomasL.Floyd : DigitalFundamentals
2. AlbertMalvino : ElectronicPrinciples
3. M.MorrisManno : DigitalandComputerDesign
4. V.K.Jain : SwitchingTheoryandDigitalElectronics
5. S.C.Lee : DigitalCircuitandLogicDesign
6. TocciandWidmer : DigitalSystems
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EEE2222 DigitalElectronicsSessional
EEE2231 ComputationalMethodsandMatlab
Programming
SectionA
Computational Methods: Computer Algorithm, Mathematical
modelingofphysicalsystems.
Approximations and Errors: Accuracy and precision, Error
definitions,Roundofferrors,Truncationerrors.
SolutionofAlgebraicandTrancendentalEquations: Bisection
method,methodoffalseposition,iterationmethod,NewtonRaphson
method,Ramanujansmethod.
Interpolation: Newton Gregory forward and backward
interpolations, Gauss central difference interpolation formula,
Stirlingsinterpolationformula,Besselsformula,Everettsformula,
Lagrange interpolation formula, Lagrange inverse interpolation
formula,Newtonsgeneralinterpolation,cubicsplineinterpolation.
Curve Fitting: Lease square method, cubic spline approximation
method.
Numerical Solutions of Linear and Nonlinear Systems of
Equations: matrix inversion method, Gauss elimination method,
GaussGordanmethod,solutionoftridiagonalsystem.
Numerical Differentiation and Integration: Numerical
differentiationswithdifferentinterpolations,Numericalintegrations
by Trapezoidal rule, Simpsons rules, Booles and Weiddle rules,
Rombergmethod.
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Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equations:

Taylorsseriesmethod,Picardmethodofsuccessiveapproximations,
EulerandmodifiedEulersmethod,PreditorCorrectormethod,finite
difference,shootingmethod.
NumericalSolutionsofPartialDifferentialEquations:Laplace
equation by Jacobis method, GaussSeidel method, SOR method,
parabolic and hyperbolic equations by explicit and implicit finite
differencetechnique.
Application of the above techniques in Electrical and Electronic
Engineeringthroughcomputerprogram.
SectionB
MatlabProgramming:
MATLAB Basics: The MATLAB environment, Basic computer
programming, Variables and constants, operators and simple
calculations,Formulasandfunctions,MATLABtoolboxes.
Matricesand Vectors: Matrixandlinear algebrareview,Vectors
and matrices in MATLAB, Matrix operations and functions in
MATLAB.
Computer Programming: Algorithms and structures, MATLAB
scriptsandfunctions(mfiles),
Simplesequentialalgorithms,Controlstructures(if...then,loops).
MATLAB programming: Reading and writing data, file handling,
Personalized functions, Toolbox structure, MATLAB graphic
functions.
Numerical Simulations: Numerical methods and simulations,
Randomnumbergeneration,Montecarlomethods
BooksRecommended:
1 S.S.Sastry : IntroductoryMethodsofNumericalAnalysis
.
2 Chapra : NumericalMethodsforEngineers
.
3 Kau : ComputerApplicationofNumericalMethods
.
4 E.Balagurusamy : NumericalMethods
.
5 StephenJ.Chapman : MATLABProgrammingforEngineers
.
6 BrianR.Hunt : AGuidetoMATLAB:ForBeginnersandExperienced
. Users
7 JaanKiusalaas : NumericalMethodsinEngineeringwithMATLAB
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8 SergeyE.Lyshevski : EngineeringandScientificComputationsUsingMATLAB
.
EEE2232ComputationalMethodsandMatlab
ProgrammingSessional
EEE2241 ContinuousSignalsandLinearSystems
SectionA
Classification of Signals and Systems: Signals classification,
basic operation on signals, elementary signals, representation of
signalsusingimpulsefunction;systemsclassification.
PropertiesofLinearTimeInvariant(LTI)Systems: Linearity,
causality,timeinvariance,memory,stability,invertibility.
Time Domain Analysis of LTI Systems: Differential equations
systemrepresentation,orderofthesystem,solutiontechniques,zero
stateandzeroinputresponse,systemproperties;impulseresponse
convolution integral, determination of system properties; state
variablebasicconcept,stateequationandtimedomainsolution.
Frequency Domain Analysis of LTI Systems: Fourier series
properties, harmonic representation, system response, frequency
responseofLTIsystems;
SectionB
Fourier Transformation: Properties, system transfer function,
systemresponseanddistortionlesssystems.
ApplicationsofTimeandFrequencyDomainAnalyses:Solution
ofanalogelectricalandmechanicalsystems,amplitudemodulationand
demodulation,timedivisionandfrequencydivisionmultiplexing.
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LaplaceTransformation:Properties,inversetransform,solutionof
system equations, system transfer function, system stability and
frequencyresponseandapplication.
BooksRecommended:
1. SimonHaykinandBarryVan : SignalsandSystems
Veen
2. JGProakisandDG : DigitalSignalProcessing
Manolakis
3. AJThompson : DigitalSignalProcessing
4. B.P.Lathi : SignalProcessingandLinearSystems
5. HweiP.Hsu : Schaum'sOutlineofSignalsandSystems
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MATH2241LinearAlgebra
SectionA
Vectorspace,subspace,sumanddirectsum,HilbertSpace,Normed
Space,BanachSpace.
Lineardependenceandindependence,basisanddimension.
LinearTransformation:Range,kernel,nullity,rank,singularand
nonsingulartransformations.
MatricesandLinearOperators:Matrixrepresentationofalinear
operator,Changeofbasis,similarity,Matricesandlinearmapping.
SectionB
Characteristicrootsandvectorsoflineartransformations,theorems
and problems; Characteristic and minimum polynomials of square
matrices.
Linearfunctionalsanddualvectorspaces,Annihilators.
Normsandinnerproducts,Orthogonalcomplements,orthogonalsets,
Gramschmidtorthogonalizationprocess.
BooksRecommended:
1. SeymourLipschutz,Mark : LinearAlgebra,SchaumsOutlineSeries
Lipson
2. L.N.Herstein : TopicsinAlgebra
3. DavidC.Lay : LinearAlgebraanditsApplications
4. GilbertStrang : IntroductiontoLinearAlgebra
5. Carl.D.Meyer : MatrixAnalysisandAppliedLinearAlgebra
6. ThomasS.Shores : AppliedLinearAlgebraandMatrixAnalysis
LAW2211 LawandProfessionalEthics
SectionA
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Law: Principleoflawofcontract,agency,partnership,saleofgoods
negotiableinstruments,insurance
Company Law: The companies act with special reference to the
amendments and ordinances applicable to Bangladesh. Law
regardingformation,Incorporation,Managementandwindingupof
companies.
LaborLaw: Thescopeandsourcesoflaborlaw.Lawinrelationto
wages, hours, health, safety and other condition to work. The
legislation effecting employment in factories. The trade union
legislation arbitration, the policy of the state in relation to labor.
Elementaryprincipleoflaborlaw.Cyberlaw,Industriallawetc.
SectionB
History and Development of Engineering Ethics: Study of
Ethics in Engineering. Applied Ethics in engineering. Human
qualitiesofanengineer.Obligationofanengineertotheclientsand
to other engineers. Measures to be taken in order to improve the
qualityofengineeringprofession.
EthicalExpectations:EmployersandEmployeesinterprofessional
relationship, maintaining a commitment of Ethical standards.
Desiredcharacteristicsofaprofessionalcode.Institutionalizationof
Ethicalconductcyberlawmoralthoughts.
BooksRecommended:
1. A.K.Sen : AHandBookofCommercialLaw
2. A.B.Siddique : TheLawofContract
3. A.A.Khan : LabourandIndustrialLaw
4. EmileDurkheim : ProfessionalEthicsandCivicsMorals
5. J.D.Mabboth : AnIntroductiontoEthics
6. A.G.Maitra LawsofContract.
7. Coopers OutlineofIndustrialLaw.
8. A.Zulfiquar ATextBookontheBangladeshLabourAct2006.
9. P.Narayanan IntellectualPropertyLaw.
10. A.R.Khan BusinessEthics.
11. M.Radar EthicsandtheAumanCommunity.
12. G.E.Moore PrincipiaEthicia.
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B.Sc. Engg. Part-III, Odd Semester, Examination 2019
EEE3111 PowerSystemI
SectionA
InductanceandCapacitanceofoverheadpowerline.
Network Representation: Single line and reactance diagram of
powersystemandperunitsystem.
Line representation: equivalent circuit of short, medium and long
lines, reactive power compensation of lines, introduction to DC
transmission.
LoadFlowStudies: GaussSiedelandNewtonRaphsonmethods,
Power flow control: Tap changing transformer, phase shifting, booster and
regulating transformer and shunt capacitor.
SectionB
Fault Analysis: Transientandsubtransientreactanceand Short circuit
current of a synchronous machine. Symmetrical fault calculation, symmetrical
components, sequence impedance and sequence networks of generators,
transformersandlines.Differenttypesofunsymmetricalfaults:solid
faults and faults through impedance. Unsymmetrical fault
calculation.
Protection: Fault level calculation, selection of circuit breakers, introduction to
relays and circuit breakers. Typical layout of a substation.
BooksRecommended:
1. V.K.MehtaandRohitMehta : PrinciplesofthePowerSystem
2. KothariandNagrath : PowerSystemEngineering
3. M.N.Bandyopadhyay : ElectricalPowerSystems:Theory
AndPractice
4. JohnGrainger,WilliamStevensonJr. : PowerSystemAnalysis
5. ArthurR.BergenandVijayVittal : PowerSystemsAnalysis
6. PaulM.Anderson,A.A.Fouad : PowerSystemControland
Stability
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EEE3112 PowerSystemISessional
EEE3121 ElectronicCircuitIII
SectionA
LinearWaveShaping: RC,RLandRLCcircuits.Thelowpassand
highpassRCcircuitswithsinusoidal,stepvoltage,pulse,squarewave,
exponential and ramp inputs; the high pass RC circuit as a
differentiator, The lowpass RC circuit as an integrator, Attenuator,
Ringingcircuits,Pulsetransformer.
Nonlinear Wave Shaping: Introduction, active clippers, clamping
circuits,squarewaveresponseofdiodeclamper,effectofdiodecutin
voltageonClamper.
SolidStateSwitchingDevices:Introduction,Selfoperatedswitching
devicesDiode, Externally controlled electrical switchesBJT, JFET,
MOSFET, Negative Resistance Devices: general characteristics,
classification, two terminal and three terminal Negative resistance
devices,tunneldiode,UJT,fourlayerdiode,SCR,DiacandTriac.
SectionB
Applications of Negative Resistance Devices: Tunnel diode
Monostable, astable and bistable multivibrators, UJT astable
multivibrator, Tunnel diode comparator, SCR switching and power
control,TRIACfullwaveaccontroller.
Voltage and Current Sweep Generators: Fundamental sweep
circuits, methods of ramp generation, Miller integrator circuit, BJT
miller integrator, Bootstrap ramp generator, JFET miller ramp
generator,currentsweepcircuit,linearitycorrectionincurrentsweep
generator.
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BlockingOscillators:Atriggeredtransistorblockingoscillator(base
timing and emittertiming), An astable transistor blocking oscillator
(diodecontrolledandRCcontrolled),Applications.
BooksRecommended:
1. JacobMillmanandHerbertTaub : Pulse,DigitalandSwitching
Waveforms
2. A.K.VanwasiandG.K.Mithal : PulseandDigitalElectronics
3. J.M.PettitandM.M.McWhorter : ElectronicSwitchingTimingand
PulseCircuits
EEE3122 ElectronicCircuitIIISessional
EEE3131 PowerElectronics
SectionA
Fundamental of power electronics, characteristics of static power
semiconductordevices(BJT,MOSFET,IGBT,Thyristors).
AC/DC Power Converters: Uncontrolled rectifiers (single phase
andthreephase),controlledrectifiers(singlephaseandthreephase),
dualconverter.
AC/AC Power Converters: Phase controlled converters (single
phaseandthreephase),ACswitch,cycloconverter.
SectionB
DC/DC Converters: Choppers(stepdownandstep up), switching
regulators(buck,boost,buckboost).
DC/ACConverters: Types,singlephaseandthreephaseinverters.
Variousapplicationsofconverters.
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BooksRecommended:
1. MuhammadH.Rashid : PowerElectronics
2. Mohan,UndelandandRobbins : PowerElectronics
3. P.C.Sen : PowerElectronics
4. G.K.Mithal : IndustrialElectronics
EEE3132 PowerElectronicsSessional
EEE3141 ElectricalMachineII
SectionA
D.C.Generator: Principles,Construction,Classification,Armature
windings, Voltage build up, Armature reactions and Commutation,
Performanceandtesting,Compoundingofd.c.generator,Generator
characteristics, Voltage regulation, Losses and efficiency, Parallel
operation.
D.C.Motor: Operation,Types,Backe.m.f,Torqueequations,Motor
characteristics, SpeedTorque Characteristics, Speed regulation,
Lossesandefficiency,Methodsofspeedcontrol,Methodsofbraking,
Starters,AmplidyneandMetadyne.
Synchronous Generator: Alternator construction. Armature
winding, air gap flux and voltage compensation. Determination of
machine parameters. Vector diagram and alternator regulation by
different methods. Parallel operation, synchronization. Transient
condition of alternator, transient and subtransient reactances,
Blondelstworeactionanalysis.Powerbalance,lossandefficiency.
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SectionB
SynchronousMotor:Characteristicsoperationandvectordiagram.
Effect of excitation on power factor and motor performance.
Applicationandtestingofsynchronousmotor.Synchronouscapacitor
andpowerfactorimprovements.
SpecialMachine:Weldingmachine,Brushlessmachines,universal
motor,steppermotor,reluctancemotor,repulsionmotor,servomotor,
Hysteresismotor,permanentmagnetmotorandelectrostaticmotor.
Alternators: Basic principle of operation and operational
characteristics, vector diagrams at different loads, synchronous
impedance, and synchronous impedance methods of predicting
voltage regulation and its limitation. Parallel operation of
alternators:necessarycondition,synchronizing,circulatingcurrent.
BooksRecommended:
1. AFitzgerald : ElectricMachinery
2. SyedA.Nasar : Schaum'sOutlineofElectricMachinesand
Electromechanics
3. FirewallMedia : ATextBookofElectricalMachines
4. Er.R.K.Rajput : ElectricalMachinesinS.I.UNITS
5. J.B.Gupta : ElectricalMachines(ACandDCMachines)
6. M.A.Salam : FundamentalsofElectricalMachines
7. CharlesA.Gross : ElectricMachines
8. StephenJ.Chapman : ElectricMachineryFundamentals
9. TheodoreWildi : ElectricalMachines,Drives,andPower
Systems
10. CharlesIHubert : ElectricMachines:Theory,Operating
Applications,andControls
11. StephenJ.Chapman : ElectricMachineryandPowerSystem
Fundamentals
12. A.Puchstein,TELoyd : AlternatingCurrentMachines
andAGConard
EEE3142 ElectricalMachineIISessional
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EEE3151MicroprocessorsandEmbeddedSystems
SectionA
BasicComponentsofaComputerSystem.SimpleAsPossible
(SAP)Computer: SAP1,selectedconceptsfromSAP2andSAP3
(jump, call, return, stack, push and pop). Evolution of
microprocessors,microprocessorarchitectureandoperation.
Introduction to Intel 8086 Microprocessor: Features,
architecture, Minimum mode operation of 8086 microprocessor:
system timing diagrams of read and write cycles, memory banks,
designofdecodersforRAM,ROMandPORT.
IntroductiontoIntel8086AssemblyLanguageProgramming:
Basic instructions, logic, shift and rotate instructions, addressing
modes, stack management and procedures, advanced arithmetic
instructionsformultiplicationanddivision,instructionsforBCDand
doubleprecisionnumbers,introductionto8086programmingwithC
language.
SectionB
Embedded System Organization: Introduction to embedded
system, categories and applications, Majorcomponentsinatypical
embedded system, operating requirement, modes of operation,
hardware/softwarecodesigns,hardwaresoftwaretradeoffs.
I/O Hardware Interfacing with Intel 8086 Microprocessor:
Input devices, output devices, memory mapping, bus structures,
programmable peripheral interface, programmable interrupt
controller, programmable timer, serial communication interface,
keyboard and display interface (LED, 7 segment, dot matrix and
LCD),Directmemoryaccess(DMA).OperatingSystem:Designand
organization of embedded and realtime operating systems,
scheduling,powermanagement,communication,debugging.
Microcontrollers: Basic structures of microcontrollers, basic
features, types of microcontrollers, PIC, CISC and RISC
microcontrollers,basicfeaturesandarchitecture,memoryinterfacing,
digitalI/O,timers,analoginterfaces,interruptservices,programming
in highlevel languages and assembly languages, basic data types,
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operators, constructs, data structures, compiler directives, power

management.
BooksRecommended:
1. JohnP.Hayes : ComputerArchitectureandOrganization
2. BarryB.Brey : MicroprocessorHardwareInterfacingand
Application
3. MorrisManno : DigitalLogicandComputerDesign
4. P.PalChoudhury : ComputerOrganizationandDesign
5. M.MorrisManno ComputerSystemandArchitecture
6. R.Gaonkar : MicroprocessorArchitecture,Programmingand
Applications
7. M.Rafiquzzaman : MicroprocessorandMicroprocessorbased
SystemDesign
8. AjayV.Deshmukh : Microcontrollers:TheoryandApplications
9. DouglasV.Hall : MicroprocessorsandInterfacing
10. S.K.Bose : DigitalSystemsfromGatetoMicroprocessors
EEE3152 MicroprocessorsandEmbedded
SystemsSessional
EEE3161 ElectromagneticTheoryandAntenna
SectionA
Field Equations: Field equations based on laws of Coulomb,
AmperesandFaraday;Displacementcurrent,Maxwellsequations
differentialandintegralforms,Unitsanddimensionsoffieldvectors,
EH symmetry, Lorenzs lemma, scalar and vector potentials,
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retarded potentials, Laplaces and Poissons equations and their

solutions.
Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves: Wave equations,
HelmholtzwaveequationsforEandH,Planewaveconcept,plane
electromagneticwavein loss less mediaDoppler effect, transverse
electromagneticwave,polarizationofplanewave;planewaveinlossy
medialowlossdielectrics,goodconductorsandionizedmedia,phase
and group velocities, Poynting Vector, Joule heating in good
conductors.
Reflection and Refraction of Electromagnetic Waves:
Boundary conditions, The laws of reflection and Snells law of
refraction, reflection from dielectrics and conductors, Fresnels
equations,TheBrewsterangle,Totalreflection,skineffect,Reflection
andrefractionintheionosphere.
SectionB
AntennaFundamental: Antennaparameters,currentandvoltage
distribution, electrical length, radiation resistance, Radiation
Pattern Isotropic, Directional and Omni Directional Patterns,
radiationlobes,radiationpowerdensityandintensity,directivegain
and directivity, power gain, bandwidth, radiation efficiency, input
impedance, effective aperture and antenna temperature, antenna
tuning and coupling, Equivalent Circuit Model and Corresponding
Parameters,FriisTransmissionEquation,MathematicalFormalism
forFarFieldAnalysis.
TypesofAntenna: TypesofAntennaandTheirApplications,Thin
linearantenna,antennaarrays;DipoleantennaInfinitesimalDipole
Antenna,FiniteLengthDipoleAntenna;InfinitesimalLoopAntenna,
Antenna Array, N Element Linear Array, Endfire and Broadside
Array Array Factor and Directivity; Hertz and Marconi antenna,
broadcasttowerantenna,Yagiantenna,Turnstile antenna,Helical
Rhombic,Hornantennaandtheiruses,Parabolic,Periodic,Parasitic
andLensantenna.Designandapplications.
BooksRecommended:
1. S.Ramo,J.R.Whinnery : FieldsandWavesinCommunication
andT.V.Duzer Electronics
2. J.D.Ryder : Networks,LinesandFields
3. D.R.CorsonandP.Lorain : IntroductiontoElectromagneticFieldand
Wave
4. D.K.Chang : ElectromagneticFieldsandWaves
5. J.D.Kraus : Antenna
6. S.L.GuptaandV.Kapur : HandbookofElectronics
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B.Sc. Engg. Part-III, Even Semester, Examination 2019
EEE3211 ControlSystems
SectionA
ReviewofLaplacetransform,InitialandFinalvaluetheorems.
Transfer Functions: Openloop stability, Poles, Zeros, Time
response, Transients, Steadystate,Block diagramsandsignalflow
diagram.
FeedbackPrinciples: OpenversusClosedloopcontrol,Highgain
control,Inversion.
State Variables: Signal flow diagram to state variables, transfer
function to state variable and state variable to transfer function,
Stabilityofclosedloopsystems:Routh'smethod,Rootlocus.
PIDControl:Structure,Designusingrootlocus.
SectionB
PoleAssignment: Sylvester'stheorem,PIandPIDsynthesisusing
poleassignment.
Frequency Response: Nyquist plot, Bode diagram, Nyquist
stabilitytheorem,Stabilitymargins,Closedloopsensitivityfunctions,
Modelerrors,Robuststability.
Controller Design using Frequency Response: Proportional
control, Leadlag control, PID control, Digital control systems:
introduction,sampleddatasystems,stabilityanalysisinZdomain.
BooksRecommended:
1. NormanS.Nise : ControlSystemsEngineering
2. I.J.Nagrath : ControlSystemsEngineering
3. R.C.DorfandR.H.Bishop : ModernControlSystems
4. DKAnand : IntroductiontoControlSystems
5. BernardFriedland ControlSystemDesign:AnIntroductionto
StateSpaceMethod
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EEE3212 ControlSystemSessional
EEE3221 PowerSystemII
SectionA
PowerSystemStability:Definition and classification of stability, two axis
model of synchronous machine, loading capability, rotor angle stability swing
equation, power-angle equation, synchronizing power coefficients, equal area
criterion, multi-machine stability studies, step-by-step solution of the swing
curve, factors affecting transient stability. Frequency and voltage stability.
Power distribution: D.C and A. C distribution, calculation for
differentnetworkconfiguration.
Flexible AC transmission system (FACTS): Introduction, shunt compensation
(SVC, STATCOM), series compensation (SSSC, TCSC, TCSR, TCPST), series-
shunt compensation (UPFC).
SectionB
Power Quality: Voltage sag and swell, surges, harmonics, flicker, grounding
problems; IEEE/IEC standards, mitigation techniques.
InsulatorsofOverheadTransmissionLines:Typesofinsulators
and their coordination. Electric stress calculations and string
efficiency.Insulatortesting.
Mechanical Characteristics of Transmission Lines: Sag
calculationsandstressanalysis.
Insulated Cable: Insulating materials, Electric stress grading of
single phase and three phase cable. Dielectric losses and heating.
Moderndevelopment,testingofinsulatedcables.Coronapowerloss.
Kelvinslaw.Economicconductorsection,limitationandselectionof
idealvoltage.
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BooksRecommended:
1. V.K.MehtaandRohitMehta : PrinciplesofthePowerSystem
2. KothariandNagrath : PowerSystemEngineering
3. M.N.Bandyopadhyay : ElectricalPowerSystems:Theory
AndPractice
4. JohnGrainger,WilliamStevensonJr. : PowerSystemAnalysis
5. ArthurR.BergenandVijayVittal : PowerSystemsAnalysis
6. PaulM.Anderson,A.A.Fouad : Power System Control and
Stability
EEE3222 PowerSystemIISessional
EEE3231 DigitalSignalProcessing
SectionA
Introduction: Discretetimesignalsandsystems, analogtodigital
conversion, impulse response, finite impulse response (FIR) and
infiniteimpulseresponse(HR)of discretetime systems,difference
equation,convolution,transientandsteadystateresponse.
Discrete Transformations: Discrete Fourier series, discretetime
Fourierseries,discreteFouriertransform(DFT)andproperties,fast
Fourier transform (FFT), inverse fast Fourier transform, Z
transformationproperties, transfer function, poles and zeros and
inverseZtransform.
SectionB
Correlation: Circular convolution, autocorrelation and cross
correlation.
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DigitalFilters: FIRfilterslinerphasefilter,specifications,design
usingwindow,optimalandfrequencysamplingmethods;IIRfilters
specifications, design using impulse invariant, biliner Z
transformation,leastsquaremethodsandfiniteprecisioneffects.
BooksRecommended:
1. A.V.Oppenheim,R.W.Schafer : DiscreteTimeSignalProcessing
andJ.R.Buck
2. Dag Stranneby and William : Digital Signal Processing And
Walker Applications
3. J. G. Proakis and D.G. : Digital Signal Processing: Principles,
Manolakis AlgorithmsandApplications
EEE3232 DigitalSignalProcessingSessional
EEE3241 CommunicationSystemsI
SectionA
Overview of Communication Systems: Basic principles,
fundamental elements, system limitations, message source,
bandwidth requirements, Transmission types baseband
transmission, carrier transmission; transmission media types,
bandwidthandtransmissioncapacity.
Noise:Sourcesofnoise,characteristicsofvarioustypesofnoiseand
signaltonoiseratio.
AnalogCommunication:
Analog Modulation and Demodulation: Amplitude modulation
(AM)introduction,DSB,SSB,VSB,quadrature;spectralanalysisof
each type, envelope and synchronous detection; angle modulation
instantaneous frequency, frequency modulation (FM) and phase
modulation(PM),spectralanalysis,demodulationofFMandPM.
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Radio System: Radio Transmitter classification, elements of AM,

FM and SSB transmitter, master oscillator, mixer, RF power
amplifier, preemphasis circuits, Radio Receiver classification,
elements of AM, FM and SSB receiver, AGC, AFC, deemphasis
circuits,noiselimiter,crossmodulation,Designofradiotransmitter
andreceivercircuits.
TV System: Elements of TV system, principle of operation, TV
signals generation, composite video signal, TV transmitter and
receiver, transmitting and receiving antenna, picture tube;
IntroductiontocolorTVcompatibility,threecolortheory,Grassmans
law,colordisplaytube;VCR,CCTV,CATV,MATV,TVBooster.
SectionB
DigitalCommunication:
Introduction:Basebanddigitaltransmission,Limitations,Channels
fordigitalcommunication,AWGNchannelmodel,biterrorrateofa
baseband transmission system, channel capacity theorem, channel
codingtheorem.
Waveform Coding Techniques: Sampling sampling theorem,
Nyquistcriterion,aliasing,instantaneousandnaturalsampling,flat
topped sampling; message reconstruction rom its samples, PAM,
PCM, quantization noise, channel noise, SNR, robust quantization,
differential PCM, delta modulation (DM) principle, adaptive DM;
linecodingformatsandbandwidths.
DetectionandEstimation:Modelofdigitalcommunicationsystem,
detectionofsignalsinnoise,probabilityoferror,correlationreceiver,
matched filter receiver. Estimation: MLE, Weiner filters, Adaptive
filters,linearprediction.Biterrorratecalculationofadigitallink,
digitallinkdesign.
Digital Modulation Techniques: Binary modulation techniques:
ASK,PSK,andFSK,DetectionofASK,PSK,andFSK,Quadrature
modulationtechniques,Marymodulationtechniques,powerspectra,
effectofintersymbolinterference.
ErrorCorrectionCoding:Blockcodes,cycliccodes,systematicand
nonsystematic cyclic codes, convolutional codes, Trellis codes,
decodingtechniques.
BooksRecommended:
1. KennedyandDavis : ElectronicCommunicationSystems
2. RoddyandCoolen : ElectronicCommunications
3. G.K.Mathur : RadioEngineering
4. B.Grob : BasicTV
5. Gulati : MonochromeandColorTV
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6. S.L.GuptaandKumar : Electronics
7. SHaykin DigitalCommunicationSystems
8. KennedyDavice ElectronicCommunicationSyatems
9. TheodoreS.Rappaport WirelessCommunications:Principlesand
Practice
EEE3242 CommunicationSystemsISessional
EEE3251 MeasurementandInstrumentation
SectionA
Introduction: Methodsofmeasurement,Statisticalmethodapplied
tofieldofmeasurementanderroranalysisandcalibration.
Resistance, Inductance and Capacitance Measurement:
DifferentMethodsofmeasuringhigh,mediumandlowresistances.
Methodsofmeasuring selfand mutual inductanceandcapacitance
measurement. A.C and D.C bridge methods, Measurement of
insulationandearthresistances,Localizationofcablefault.
Magnetic Measurement: Ballistic galvanometer, Tangent
galvanometer,DArsonvalgalvanometer,Fluxmeter,FluxandFlux
density measurement, Determination of iron losses and their
separation.
Speed, frequency and phase difference measurement. Illumination
measurement.
MeasuringInstruments: Classificationofmeasuringinstruments,
Ammeter,Voltmeter,wattmeter,AVOmeter,Energymeter,Ampere
hourmeterandMaximumdemandmeterformeasuringACandDC
quantities.
SectionB
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ElectronicMeasuring instruments: Digitalinstruments, VTVM,

QmeterandCRO.
Instrumentation: Extension of instrument range, Use of C.T and
P.Tandcalculationoftheirburden,Instrumentationofsubstation.
Current and Potential Transformer, Transducermechanical,
electricalandoptical.
Measurement of Nonelectrical Quantities: Measurement of
temperature, pressure, displacement, velocity acceleration. Strain
gaugeandtheirapplications.
BooksRecommended:
1. A.K.Sawhney : ElectricalandElectronicMeasurementand
Instrumentation
2. U.A.BakshiandA.V. : ElectricalMeasurementsandInstrumentation
Bakshi
3. AlanS.Morris : MeasurementandInstrumentationPrinciples
4. RobertB.Northrop : IntroductiontoInstrumentationand
Measurements
5. RomanMalaric : InstrumentationandMeasurementinElectrical
Engineering
EEE3252MeasurementandInstrumentation
Sessional
EEE3261 ProjectPlanning,Managementand
Engineering
SectionA
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Definitions of project and project management in the Engineering

pointofview.
Project Initiation, Project selection, Project manager, Project
organizationandProjectplanning.Projectfeasibilitystudy.
SectionB
ProjectImplementation:Projectmanagement,Budgetingandcost
estimation, Project control and Human aspects of project
management. Network techniques of project management; PERT,
CPM,andGanttCharts.
BooksRecommended:
1. AlbertLester,EurIng,CEng, : ProjectManagement,Planningand
FICE,FIMechE,FIStructE, Control
FAPM
2. GaroldDOberlender : ProjectManagementforEngineeringand
Construction
3. NigelJ.Smith : EngineeringProjectManagement
4. M.KemalAtesmen : GlobalEngineeringProjectManagement
EEE3272 ElectronicShopPractice
Introductiontoformalproceduresofpreventivemaintenance,Circuit
tracing,troubleshooting,faultrepairing,solderinganddesoldering
ofelectroniccircuits,DesignofPCBlayout,etching.
Radioreceivers:Principlesofoperations,circuittracing,faultfinding
bysignalinjectionalignment,TVcamera,B/WTV,colorTV,CDand
VCDplayer.
BooksRecommended:
1. KeithMobley,LindleyHiggins : MaintenanceEngineeringHandbook
andDarrinWikoff
2. TimWilliams : TheCircuitDesignersCompanion
3. MarcusandLavy : ElementsofRadioServicing
4. MarkI.Monstrose : AHandbookforDesigners
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B.Sc. Engg. Part-IV, Odd Semester, Examination 2020
EEE4111 PowerPlantEngineeringandEconomy
SectionA
Power plants: Types, Thermal power station general layout of a
thermal power plant, heat rate, incremental heat rate, efficiency,
capacityscheduling,loaddivision;principlesandconstructionofgas
turbine, steam turbine, diesel, combined cycle, hydro and nuclear,
andmagnetohydrodynamicpowerplants.
Variable load problems, plotting and analysis of load curves,
chronologicalloadcurvesandloaddurationcurve.Energyloadcurve
and its use.Loadfactor,capacityfactor, demand factor,utilization
factor,diversityfactoretc.andthereimpactoverthecostanalysisof
powergenerationandutilization.Loadforecasting,selectionsofunits
andplantlocation.
LoadShearing:Baseloadandpeakloadplants.Useofchronological
loadcurvestodistributeloadamongunits.
SectionB
Power Plant Economics: Economic operation of power plants.
Inputoutputcurve,heatratecurve,incrementalratecurve.Useof
incremental rate curve for optimum load scheduling. Transmission
line loss, determination of loss coefficient. Economic conductor
selection,Kelvinslaw.Graphicalmethodforlocationofdistribution
systems. Tariffandtariffdesign.Bussystem.Importanceofpower
control. Current limiting reactors. Different types of bus system
layout.Forcesonbussectionincaseofshortcircuit.
BooksRecommended:
1. WilliamA.Vopat : PowerStationEngineeringand
Economy
2. P.K.Nag : PowerPlantEngineering
3. BernhardtG.A.Skrotzki,W.A. : PowerStationEngineeringand
Vopat Economy
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EEE4121 VLSICircuitsandDesign
SectionA
ICtrends,technologyanddesignapproaches.MOSdevice:structure,
operation,thresholdvoltageandcharacteristics.
Ratioed Circuits : NMOS inverter with resistive and transistor
load,PseudoNMOSinverter.
Ratioless Circuits : CMOS inverters : operation, transfer
characteristics,designforequalriseandfalltime,propagationdelay,
risetime,falltimeandpowerconsumptionestimation.NMOSpass
transistorandCMOSpassgatecircuits.Bufferchaindesigntodrive
largecapacitiveload.
Integrated Circuit Fabrication Technology: Microelectronic
technology, planner process, photolithography, BJT fabrication, FET
fabrication, CMOS technologyCMOS process flow, design rules.
Monolithic diodes, metalsemiconductor contact, IC resistor and
capacitor, IC packaging, characteristics of IC components,
microelectronic circuit layout, printed circuit board. Estimation of
resistance and capacitance from layout. Layout matching. Stick
diagramandareaestimationfromstickdiagram.Reliabilityissues:
Latchup,electromigartion.
SectionB
BasiclogicgatesinCMOS.Synthesisofarbitrarycombinationallogic
inCMOS,pseudoNMOS,dynamicCMOS,clockedCMOSandCMOS
domino logic. Structured design : Parity generator, bus arbitration
logic, multiplexers based design, programmable logic array (PLA)
design, Field Programmable gate arrays (FPGA), I/O systems.
Clockedsequentialcircuitdesign:twophaseclocking,dynamicshift
register. CMOS latches and flip flops. Introduction to VHDL
hardwaredescriptionlanguage.
Subsystem Design: 4bit arithmetic processor: bus architectures,
shifter,designofageneralpurposeALU.
Memory Elements Design: System timing consideration, three
transistor and one transistor dynamic memory cell. Pseudostatic
RAM/registercell.4transistordynamicand6transistorstaticCMOS
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memorycell.4x4bitregisterarrayand16bitstaticCMOSmemory
array.
Finite State Machine Design: Design of Moore Type and Mealy
typeFSMusingVerilog.
TestingVLSIcircuits.
BooksRecommended:
1. FrankVahid : DigitalDesignwithRTLDesign,VHDL
andVerilog
2. WayneWolf : ModernVLSIDesign:IPbasedDesign
3. VolneiA.Pedroni : CircuitDesignandSimulationwithVHDL
4. NeilWeste,DavidHarris : CMOSVLSIDesign:ACircuitsand
SystemsPerspective
5. JohnP.Uyemura IntroductiontoVLSICircuitsandSystems
6. DouglasA.Pucknell,Kamran BasicVLSIDesign
Eshraghian
EEE4122 VLSICircuitsandDesignSessional
EEE4131 Optoelectronics
SectionA
OpticalPropertiesinSemiconductor: Directandindirectband
gap materials, basic transitions in semiconductors, radiative and
nonradiative recombination, optical absorption, photogenerated
excesscarriers,minoritycarrierlifetime,luminescenceandquantum
efficiencyinradiation.
PropertiesofLight:Particleandwavenatureoflight,polarization,
interference,diffractionandblackbodyradiation.
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LightEmittingDiode(LED): Principles,materialsforvisibleand
infrared LED, internal and external efficiency, loss mechanism,
structure and coupling to optical fibers. DoubleHeterostructure
(DH)LEDs,Characteristics,SurfaceandEdgeemittingLEDs.
StimulatedEmissionandLightAmplification:Spontaneousand
stimulated emission, Einstein relations, population inversion,
absorptionofradiation,opticalfeedbackandthresholdconditions.
SectionB
Semiconductor Lasers: Population inversion in degenerate
semiconductors,lasercavity,operatingwavelength,thresholdcurrent
density, power output, elementary laser diode characteristics,
heterojunction lasers, optical and electrical confinement. single
frequency solid state lasersdistributed Bragg reflector (DBR),
distributedfeedback(DFB)laser.
Introduction toquantumwell lasers. Introductiontoquantumwell
lasers, Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSELs), optical
laseramplifiers.
Photodetectors: Photoconductors, junction photodetectors, PIN
detectors, avalanche photodiodes, heterojunction photodiodes,
Schottkyphotodiodesandphototransistors.Noiseinphotodetectors.
PINandAPD.Photodetectordesignissues.Solarcells:Solarenergy
andspectrum,siliconandSchottkeysolarcells.Modulationoflight:
Phase and amplitude modulation, electrooptic effect, acoustooptic
effectandmagnetoopticdevices.Introductiontointegratedoptics.
BooksRecommended:
1. WilsonandHawkes : Optoelectronics:AnIntroduction
2. J.Wilson,J.F.B.Hawkes : Optoelectronics
3. MichaelA.Parker : PhysicsofOptoelectronics
4. PallabBhattacharya : SemiconductorOptoelectronicDevices
5. S.C.Gupta OptoelectronicDevicesandSystems
6. JoachimPiprek OptoelectronicDevices
7. Giovanni Ghione, Politecnico Semiconductor Devices for HighSpeed
diTorino Optoelectronics
EEE4141 CommunicationSystemsII
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SectionA
TelecommunicationEngineering:
Introduction: Simple telephone communication, Basic switching
system,Transmissionbridge,Subscriberlinecircuit,CBcordcircuit,
Junctionworking.
Strowger Switching Systems: Relay dial telephone, Signaling
tones,Strowgerswitchingcomponent,Stepbystepswitching,Design
parameters,100lineswitchingsystem,1000lineblockingexchange,
10,000lineexchange.
CrossbarSwitching: Principleofcommoncontrol,Touchtonedial
telephone, Principles of crossbar switching, Crossbar switching
configuration, Cross point terminology, Crossbar exchange
organization. Telephone Networks: Subscriber loop systems,
Switching hierarchy and routing, Transmission plan, Transmission
systems, Numbering plan, Charging plan, Signaling techniques,
Inchannelsignaling,Commonchannelsignaling.
Electronic Switching: Stored program control, Centralized SPS,
Softwarearchitecture,Applicationsoftware,Enhancedservices,Two
stage network, Threestage network, nstage network, Concept of
TDM,Basictimedivisionspaceswitching,Basictimedivisiontime
switching,Timemultiplexedspaceswitching,Timemultiplexedtime
switching, Combination switching, Threestage combination
switching,nstagecombinationswitching.
MultiplexingTechnique: TDM,FDM,SDH,PDH,SONET,WDM,
SONEToverWDM.
Access Network Technology: DSL, VDSL, HDSL, Fiber Access
Network,FTTX.
TrafficEngineering:Networktrafficloadandparameters,Gradeof
services and blocking probability, Modeling switching systems,
Incomingtrafficandservicetimecharacterization,Blockingmodels
andlossestimates,Delaysystems
SectionB
SatelliteCommunication:
Introduction,Satelliteconstruction,Orbits,stationkeeping,Satellite
altitude,Transmissionpath,pathloss,Noiseconsiderations,satellite
system, Saturation flux density, Effective isotropic radiated power,
Multipleaccess methods, Modulation schemes used in the satellite
links.FDMA,TDMA,CDMAandpacketswitchedsystem,Satellite
classes,Loworbitsatellitesformobilecommunication,Earthstation,
Satellitelinkanalysis.
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OpticFiberCommunication:
Introduction,Principleoflighttransmissioninafiber,propagationof
lightinanopticalfiber:raymodelandwavemodel.Lossesinfibers,
Dispersion, Light sources for fibers, Photo detector connector and
splices.Fiberopticlinkdesign,Powerandrisetimebudget,SNRand
BER calculations, Introduction to coherent optical communication
WDM systems, Devices for coherent optical communication like
directionalcouple,Opticalamplifiers,Introductiontohighspeedlong
distancefiberopticlinks.
BooksRecommended:
1. JohnBellamy : DigitalTelephony
2. T.Viswanathan : TelecommunicationSwitchingSystemsand
Networks
3. J.Martin : CommunicationSatelliteSystem
4. D.RaddyandCoolen : ElectricalCommunication
5. S.E.MillerandA.G. : OpticalFiberCommunication
Chynoweth
6. M.S.Roden : AnalogandDigitalCommunicationSystem
7. Chrin : AnIntroductiontoOpticalFiber
8. J.M.Senior OpticalFiberCommunication
EEE4142 CommunicationSystemsIISessional
EE4151 ComputerNetworks
SectionA
Introduction: Computer networks, Types of computer networks,
Network topology,Circuitswitchingandpacketswitching,Protocol
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andprotocolhierarchies,TheOSIreferencemodel,TCP/IPprotocol
suit.
Physical Layer: The theoretical basis for data communication,
Transmission media: Wired and wireless, Narrowband ISDN,
BroadbandISDNandATM.
DatalinkLayer:Datalinklayerdesignissues,Errordetectionand
correction,Elementarydatalinkprotocols,Slidingwindowprotocols,
Protocolspecificationandverification,HDLC.
MediumAccessSublayer: Channelallocationproblem, Multiple
accessprotocols,IEEEstandardsforLANsandMANs,Bridges,and
highspeedLANs,ATMandframerelay.
SectionB
NetworkLayer: Networklayerdesignissues,Routingalgorithms,
Congestion control algorithms, Internetworking, IP, IP addresses,
Networklayerprotocols;ARP,IPv4,ICMP,IPv6,Routingprotocols;
OSPFandBGP.
Transport Layer: Processtoprocess delivery, User Datagram
Protocol (UDP), Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), Congestion
controlandqualityofservice,Performanceissues.
Application Layer: Clientserver model, Domain Name System
(DNS), Electronic mail (SMTP) and File Transfer Protocol (FTP),
HTTPandWWW.
BooksRecommended:
1. A.S.Tanenbaum : ComputerNetworks
2. BehrouzA.Forouzan : DataCommunicationandNetworking
3. J.F.KuroseandK.W.Ross : ComputerNetworking
4. W.Stallings : DataandComputerCommunication
EEE4152 ComputerNetworksSessional
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EEE4161 HighVoltageEngineering
SectionA
High Voltage DC Generation: Rectifier circuits, ripple
minimization,voltagemultipliers,
VandeGraafandelectrostaticgenerators;applications.
HighVoltageACGeneration: Teslacoils, cascadedtransformers
andresonancetransformers.
Impulse Voltage Generation: Shapes, mathematical analysis,
codes and standards, single and multistage impulse generators,
trippingandcontrolofimpulsegenerators.
Brekdowningas,liquidandsoliddielectricmaterials,applicationsof
gasandsoliddielectricsintransformer.Corona.
SectionB
High Voltage Measurements and Testing: IEC and IEEE
standards, sphere gap, electrostatic voltmeter, potential divider,
Schering bridge, Megaohm meter, HV current and voltage
transducers:contactandnoncontact.
Overvolagephenomenonandinsulationcoordination.Lightningand
switchingsurges,basicinsulationlevel(EV,EHVandUHVsystems),
surgedivertersandarresters.
BooksRecommended:
1. JohnKuffelandPeterKuffel : HighVoltageEngineeringFundamentals
2. WolfgangHauschild,Eberhard : HighVoltageTestandMeasuringTechniques
Lemke
3. RavindraArora : HighVoltageandElectricalInsulation
Engineering
4. FaroukA.M.Rizk,GiaoN.Trinh : HighVoltageEngineering
EEE4162HighVoltageEngineeringSessional
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EEE4171MicrowaveEngineeringandRadar
System
SectionA
TransmissionLines: Transmissionlineequationsandparameters,
transmission line configuration and formulae, transmission line at
radio frequency, impedance matching, line termination, The
Terminated Lossless Transmission Lines, The Smith chart, The
QuarterWaveTransformers,S.W.R.Qandbandwidth,Balancedand
unbalanced feeder from transmitter to antenna, Transmission at
radio frequency, Generator and Load Mismatches, Impedance
MatchingandTuning,LossyTransmissionLines.
WaveGuides:GeneralFormulation,ModesofPropagationandLosses
in Parallel Plate, Rectangular and Circular Waveguides, scattering
parameters, wave guide tees, directional couplers, circulators and
isolators,phaseshifterandattenuator,applicationofwaveguides.
MicrostripLines:StructuresandCharacteristics.
Microwave Resonators: Waveguide Cavity Resonators, Microstrip
Resonators.
Microwave Network Analysis: Scattering Matrices and Multiport
AnalysisTechniques.
Microwave Tubes: Klystron amplifier, Reflex Klystron Oscillator,
Magnetron,TWTamplifier,BWO,Maser.
Semiconductor Microwave Devices: Tunnel diodes, Guneffect
diodes,IMPATTdiodes.
SectionB
MicrowaveMeasurementTechniques:Microwavecomponentsand
measuring instruments, Five basic microwave measurement: Power,
Transmission,Impedance,Frequencyandnoise,Measurementbasedon
transmissionandreflection,Radiationpatternmeasurements,Antenna
range design and evaluation, Frequency response test set, TDR
systems.
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Microwave Link: Microwave link and its advantage, Frequency

assignment and modulation methods, Transmitting and receiving
equipment,Basebandrepeater,IFrepeater,Microwavecarriersupply,
Microwave antennaHorn antenna, Rhombic and slot antenna,
parabolic antenna, Antenna arrays and their feeding techniques;
Microwaverelaysystem.
Radar System: Basic principle, Radar equation and range, Factor
influencingmaximumrange,Effectofnoise,Power,Frequencyusedin
radar,Typesofradar,CWandFMradar;DopplereffectMTIandpulse
radar:Duplexerradarreceiver,Indicatorandtimers:AltimeterandIFR
equipment; radar transmitter and receivers, introduction to
polarimetric radar and synthetic aperture radar; Tracking radar
systemsandsearchsystems,Lensandparabolicantennaforradarand
navigation.
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BooksRecommended:
1. DMPozar : MicrowaveEngineering
2. ThomasGLavevghetta : MicrowaveMeasurementsandTechnique
3. D.RoddyandCoolen : ElectricalCommunication
4. M.I.Skolnik : IntroductiontoRadarSystem
5. KennedyandDavis : ElectronicsCommunicationSystem
6. J.C.Hancock : AnIntroductiontotheCommunication
PrinciplesandCommunicationTheory
7. S.Gupta : MicrowaveEngineering
8. Y.Liao : MicrowaveDevicesandCircuits
9. U.A.Bakshi,A.P.Godseand : AntennaandWavePropagation
U.A.Bakshi
EEE4172 MicrowaveEngineeringandRadar
SystemSessional
EEE4182 IndustrialTraining
25Marks[30%InternalExaminer,70%Presentationand
OralExamination]
Students will be attached with the Electrical and Electronic

Engineeringrelatedindustries/serviceagenciesfortwoweekstotake
Professional/Industrial/InPlant training. This training is to be
organizedaftercompletionoftheirthirdyearoddsemesterorduring
any vacation in Third year Even semester to gain practical
knowledge.
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101
B.Sc. Engg. Part-IV, Even Semester, Examination 2020
EEE4211 PowerSystemProtectionandSwitchgear
SectionA
Philosophyofswitchgearandprotection.Circuitbreakers,principleof
arcextinctioninDCandACcircuitbreakers.Recoveryvoltage,rate
ofriseofrecoveryvoltageandothertransientphenomena.Switching
surges.Disconnectionofunloadedtransformerandtransmissionline.
Speedofcircuitbreaker.Construction,operation.ratingandtesting
ofbulkoilandminimumoilbreaker,SF6circuitbreaker,ABCDand
ACB. Selection of circuit breaker. Travelling wave in transmission
line. Surge absorber, lightning arrester, horn gap, its rating and
testing.
ProtectiveRelaying: Relayvoltagerating,high,mediumandlow.
Basicprotectivezone.RelayingScheme.
SectionB
Electromechanical Relays: Principal general equation. over
current,balancedcurrent,overvoltage,distance,directional,positive
sequence, negative sequence and differential relays and their
applications.
StaticRelays: Introductiontosolidstatedeviceintheconstruction
ofstaticrelays.Differenttypeofstaticrelays.Generatorprotection.
Transformer protection, Bucholzs relay. Protection of bus bar,
transmissionline,feederetc.Relaytesting.
BooksRecommended:
1. SunilS.Rao : Switchgearprotectionandpowersystems
2. T.S.MadhavaRao : PowerSystemProtectionStaticRelays
3. Badri Ram and D. : PowerSystemProtectionandSwitchgear
Vishwakarma
4. PaulM.Anderson : PowerSystemProtection
102
103
EEE4212 PowerSystemProtectionandSwitchgear
Sessional
EEE4221 CellularandMobileCommunication
SectionA
Introduction: Evolution of mobile radio communication,
Introductionto2G,2.5Gand3Gwirelessnetworks,Paging,Cordless
telephony, Cellular telephony, Cellular ConceptNoncellular and
cellular communication, evolution and fundamentals, analog and
digitalcellularsystems.
Cellular Radio System: Frequency reuse techniques, cochannel
interference,cellsplittingandcomponents.
MobileRadioPropagation: Propagationcharacteristics,modelsof
radiopropagation,antennaatcellsiteandmobileantenna.
Frequency Management and Channel Assignment:
Fundamentals, spectrum utilization, fundamentals of channel
assignment,trafficandchannelassignment.
HandoffsandDroppedCalls:Reasonsandtypes,forcedhandoffs,
mobileassistedhandoffsanddroppedcallrate.
SectionB
MultiuserSystems: Multiuserchannels:theuplinkanddownlink,
Multipleaccesstechniques:TDMA,FDMA,CDMAspreadspectrum
multiplexing,codingtechniquesandconstraintsofCDMA.
Diversity and Equalization Techniques: Concept of diversity
branch and signal paths, Diversity techniques: Time diversity
repetitioncoding,beyondrepetitioncoding.AntennadiversitySC,
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MRC, EGC, spacetime coding. Frequency diversity fundamentals,

singlecarrierwithISIequalization,DSSS,OFDM,Alamoutispace
timeblockcoding,carriertonoiseandcarriertointerferenceration
performance,Equalizernoiseenhancement,Equalizertypes.
Spacetime Communications: Multiantenna techniques, MIMO
channelcapacityanddiversitygain,STBC,OSTBC,QOSTBC,SM,
BLAST,smartantennas,frequencyselectiveMIMOchannels.
Broadband Communications: DSSS, FHSS, spreading codes,
RAKE receivers, MCCDMA, OFDM, OFDMA, multiuser detection,
LTE,WiMAX.
BooksRecommended:
1. T.S.Rappaport : PrinciplesofWirelessCommunication
2. Pahlavanand : PrinciplesofWirelessNetwork
Krishnamurty
3. VKGargandJEWilkis : PrinciplesandApplicationofGSM
4. Y.Lee : MobileCellularCommunication
5. AJGoldsmith : WirelessCommunication
6. AMolisch : WirelessCommunication
EEE4222 CellularandMobileCommunication
Sessional
25Marks[60%Practical/DesignWork/Report,
30%Quizzes/VivaVoce,10%Attendance]
EEE4231 BiomedicalEngineering
SectionA
OriginandMajorTypesofBiologicalSignals:Humanbody:cells
and physiological systems, bioelectric potential, biopotential
electrodes and amplifiers, blood pressure, flow, volume and sound,
105
electrocardiogram, electromyogram, electroencephalogram,

phonocardiogram, vector cardiogram. Interpretation of biosignals.
Noiseinbiosignals.
SectionB
MeasurementofBiosignals: Transducers,amplifiersandfilters.
Measurement and detection of blood pressure. Blood flow
measurement: plethysmograph and electromagnetic flow meter.
Measurementofrespiratoryvolumesandflow,relateddevices.Xray.
Tomograph: positron emission tomography and computed
tomography. Magnetic resonance imaging. Ultrasonogram. Patient
monitoring system and medical telemetry. Therapeutic devices:
cardiac pacemakers and defibrillators. Electrical safety in bio
instrumentationsandsensing.
BooksRecommended:
1. JohnDEnderle : IntroductiontoBiomedicalEngineering
2. JosephD.Bronzino : TheBiomedicalEngineeringHandbook
3. W.MarkSaltzman : BiomedicalEngineering
4. KayvanNajarian : BiomedicalSignalandImageProcessing
5. ProfessorMarkWalters BiomedicalEngineeringApplications
EEE4232 BiomedicalEngineeringSessional
25Marks[60%Practical/DesignWork/Report,
30%Quizzes/VivaVoce,10%Attendance]
EEE4241 RenewableEnergy
SectionA
RenewableEnergySources: Solar,wind,minihydro,geothermal,
biomass,waveandtides.
106
Solar Photovoltaic: Characteristics of photovoltaic (PV) systems,

PVmodelsandequivalentcircuits,suntrackingsystems,Maximum
PowerPointTracking(MPPT): Chopper,inverter.SizingthePV
panelandbatterypackinstandalonePVapplications.Modernsolar
energy applications (residential, electric vehicle, naval, and space).
Solarpowerplantsconnectedtogrid.
Solar Thermal: Principles of concentration, solar tower, parabolic
dish,receiver,storage,steamturbineandgenerator.
SectionB
WindTurbines: Windturbinetypesandtheircomparison,power
limitation, Betzs law; Control mechanism: pitch, yaw, speed.
Couplings between the turbine and the electric generator, Wind
turbinegeneratorDC,synchronous,selfexcitedinductiongenerator
anddoublyfedinductiongenerator.Gridinterconnection:activeand
reactivepowercontrol.
Biomassandbiogaselectricitygeneration.
BooksRecommended:
1. D.Rapp : SolarEnergy
2. M.J.FishandH.C.W.Anderson : IntroductiontoSolarTechnology
3. M.A.Green : SolarCells
4. B.S.Magal : SolarPowerEngineering
5. G.D.Rai SolarEnergyUtiliztion
6. G.D.Rai NonconventionalSourceofEnergy
EEE4251 PowerSystemOperationandControl
SectionA
Overview: Vertically integrated vs. deregulated power system.
Realtime operation: SCADA; EMS (energy management system);
variousdataacquisitiondevicesRTU,IED,PMU,DFDR,WAMPAC
(wideareamonitoring,protectionandcontrol).
Application Functions: State estimation; short term load
forecasting;unitcommitment(UC);economicdispatch(ED);optimal
power flow (OPF). Frequency control: generation and turbine
governors, droop, frequency sensitivity of loads, ACE (area control
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error), AGC (Automatic Generation Control) and coordination with

UCandED;frequencycollapseandemergencyloadshed.
Powersystemsecurity:Staticanddynamic;securityconstrainedOPF.
SectionB
ElectricityMarketOperation:GenCos,ISO,DisCos,bidding,spot
market, social welfare, market clearing price (MCP), locational
marginal price (LMP), bilateral contracts and forward market,
hedging.
Demand Side Control: DMS (distribution management system),
DSM(demandsidemanagement),smartgridconcept.
BooksRecommended:
1. P.S.R.Murty : OperationandControlinPower
Systems
2. Dr.K.UmaRao : PowerSystem:OperationandControl
3. RobertMiller,JamesMalinowski : PowerSystemOperation
4. AllenJ.WoodandBruceF. : PowerGeneration,Operationand
Wollenberg Control
EEE4261 NuclearPowerEngineering
SectionA
Basic Concepts: Nuclear energy, atoms and nuclei, radioactivity,
nuclearprocesses,fission,fusion.
NuclearSystems: Particleaccelerator,isotopeseparators,neutron
chain reaction, reactor types, power generation. Layout of nuclear
powerplant(NPP).
NuclearPowerPlantReactors:Pressurizedwaterreactor,boiling
waterreactor,CANDUreactor,gascooledreactor,liquidmetalcooled
reactor,breederreactor.Auxiliaries,instrumentationandcontrol.
SectionB
Grid Interconnection Issues: Effects of frequency and voltage
changes on NPP operation. Advanced and next generation nuclear
plants; very high temperature reactors. Biological effects, reactor
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safety and security; Three Mile island case; Chernobyl case;

Fukushimacase.Fuelcycle;radioactivewastedisposal.
BooksRecommended:
1. MMElWakil : NuclearPowerEngineering
2. Dr.Ing.habil.RdigerMeiswinkel,Dr. : DesignandConstructionofNuclear
Ing.JulianMeyer,Prof.Dr.Ing.Jrgen PowerPlants
Schnell
3. JanetWood : NuclearPower
4. JohnR.LamarshandAnthonyJ. : IntroductiontoNuclearEngineering
Baratta
EEE4271 ProcessingandFabricationTechnology
SectionA
Substrate Materials: Crystal growth and wafer preparation,
epitaxialgrowthtechnique,molecularbeamepitaxy,chemicalvapor
phaseepitaxyandchemicalvapordeposition(CVD).
Doping Techniques: Diffusion and ionimplantation. Growth and
depositionofdielectriclayers:Thermaloxidation,CVD,plasmaCVD,
sputteringandsiliconnitridegrowth.
IntroductiontoSemiconductorCharacterizationTools.
SectionB
Etching:Wetchemicaletching,siliconandGaAsetching,anisotropic
etching, selective etching, dry physical etching, ion beam etching,
sputtering etching and reactive ion etching. Cleaning: Surface
cleaning, organic cleaning and RCA cleaning. Lithography:
Photoreactive materials, pattern generation, pattern transfer and
metalization.Stepsoflithography.Nonopticallithography.
Discrete Device Fabrication: Diode, transistor, resistor and
capacitor. Integrated circuit fabrication: Isolation pn junction
isolation,mesaisolationandoxideisolation.BJTbasedmicrocircuits,
pchanneland nchannelMOSFETs,complimentaryMOSFETsand
silicononinsulatordevices.Testing,bondingandpackaging.
BooksRecommended:
1. MichaelE.Levinshteinand : SemiconductorTechnology:Processingand
MichaelS.Shur NovelFabricationTechniques
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2. YoshioNishi,RobertDoering : HandbookofSemiconductorManufacturing
Technology
3. PeterVanZant : MicrochipFabrication:APracticalGuideto
SemiconductorProcessing
4. SimonM.SzeandMing : SemiconductorDevices:Physicsand
KweiLee Technology
5. StephenA.Campbell : TheScienceandEngineeringof
MicroelectronicFabrication
6. GaryS.MayandSimonM. : FundamentalsofSemiconductorFabrication
Sze
7. R.Castellano : SemiconductorDeviceProcessing:
TechnologyTrendsintheVLSIEra
8. PeterVanZant : MicrochipFabrication:APracticalguideto
SemiconductorProcessing
EEE4281 CompoundSemiconductorDevices
SectionA
Reviews of Compound Semiconductor: Zincblend crystal
structures,growthtechniques,alloys,bandgap,basicoptoelectronic
properties, density of carriers in intrinsic and doped compound
semiconductors.
Introduction to Physics of HeteroJunctions: Band alignment,
band offset, Andersons rule, single and double sided hetero
junctions,quantumwellsandquantizationeffects,latticemismatch
andstrainandcommonheterostructurematerialsystems.
HeteroJunctionDiode: Bandbanding,carriertransportandIV
characteristics.Heterojunctionfieldeffecttransistor:Structureand
principle, band structure, carrier transport and IV characteristics.
Nonideal effects, frequency response, high electron mobility
transistor.
SectionB
Heterostructure Bipolar Transistor (HBT): Structure and
operating principle, quasistatic analysis, extended GummelPoon
model, EbersMoll model, secondary effects and band diagram of a
gradedalloybaseHBT.
Resonant Tunneling Diodes: Physics and operation. Resonant
TunnelingTransistors:devicephysics,operationandcharacteristics.
110
BooksRecommended:
1. KennethA.Jackson : CompoundSemiconductorDevices:Structures
andProcessing
2. SandipTiwari : CompoundSemiconductorDevicePhysics
3. MichaelShur : PhysicsofSemiconductorDevices
4. H.CraigCasey : DevicesforIntegratedCircuits:SiliconandIII
VCompoundSemiconductors
5. S.M.Sze SemiconductorDevices:Physicsand
Technology
111
EEE4292 Project
100Marks[30%InternalExaminer/Supervisor,
30%ExternalExamination,40%PresentationandOralExamination]
EachstudenthastocompleteaprojectinthefieldsofElectricaland
ElectronicEngineeringinthecombineddurationoftwosemestersof
PartIV.Aprojectwillbeassignedtothestudentsin4 th yearOdd
semesterclassanditwillcontinuetill4 th yearEvensemester.The
objective is to provide an opportunity to the students to develop
initiative,creativeability,confidentandengineeringjudgment.The
resultsoftheworkshouldbesubmittedintheformofadissertation,
whichshouldincludeappropriatedrawings,charts,tables,references,
etc.
ProjectDissertation/ReportmustbesubmittedbytheendoftheEven
semesterandmakeanoraldefenseoftheproject.ProjectEvaluation
willbemadeintheEvensemester.
EEE4200 BoardVivaVoce
50Marks[100%Vivavoce],2credits
BoardVivavocewillbeconductedbyExaminationCommittee.
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DEPARTMENTOFELECTRICALAND

Syllabus for B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) Degree

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

To produce Electrical and Electronics Engineers who are

The departmental undergraduate courses are laboratory intensive

1. Duration of Course and Course Structure (Ref. Academic

letter word usually identifying the course offering department

APEE 2 1 3 1 Electronic Devices and Circuits

Last odd digit represents a Theoretical course

3rd digit is reserved for departmental use

2nd digit signifies semester number (here 1 is for Odd semester)

1st digit signifies the Part (here 2 is for

Dept. identification code (Applied Physics and Electronic Engineering)

6.2 A Grade Point Average (GPA) shall be calculated for each

B.Sc(Eng.)PartIOddSemester Credit LetterGrade GP

8. Conducting Examination and Rules for Promotion [Ref.

academic year. A student entering in an odd semester shall

final examinations will be considered for determining the merit

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering will offer the

Details Syllabus for B.Sc. Engg. (EEE) Degree

B.Sc. Engg. Part-I, Odd Semester, Examination 2017

Magnetic Quantities and Variables: Field, Flux, Flux Density,

Crystal Structures: Types of crystals, lattice and basis, Bravais

Volumetric Analysis: Acidbase titration, oxidationreduction

B.Sc. Engg. Part-I, Even Semester, Examination 2017

Bipolar Junction Transistor: Basic principle of pnp and npn

Introduction, Orthographic projections, Sectional Views, isometric

Defects of Images: Spherical aberration, astigmatism, coma,

of national income determination; The multiplier; Effect of fiscal

B.Sc. Engg. Part-II, Odd Semester, Examination 2018

FET Amplifier: Basic configurationsCommonSource, Common

Electricians tools, splices, soldering, code practices, Electrical and

Trial Balance: Meaning, Characteristics, Objects, Practical

B.Sc. Engg. Part-II, Even Semester, Examination 2018

Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equations:

B.Sc. Engg. Part-III, Odd Semester, Examination 2019

operators, constructs, data structures, compiler directives, power

retarded potentials, Laplaces and Poissons equations and their

B.Sc. Engg. Part-III, Even Semester, Examination 2019

Radio System: Radio Transmitter classification, elements of AM,

ElectronicMeasuring instruments: Digitalinstruments, VTVM,

Definitions of project and project management in the Engineering

B.Sc. Engg. Part-IV, Odd Semester, Examination 2020

Microwave Link: Microwave link and its advantage, Frequency

Students will be attached with the Electrical and Electronic

B.Sc. Engg. Part-IV, Even Semester, Examination 2020

MRC, EGC, spacetime coding. Frequency diversity fundamentals,

electrocardiogram, electromyogram, electroencephalogram,

Solar Photovoltaic: Characteristics of photovoltaic (PV) systems,

error), AGC (Automatic Generation Control) and coordination with

safety and security; Three Mile island case; Chernobyl case;

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