B.E. Electronics(Instrumentation Control):Visual Programming

First Year: Semester I

Mathematics I
Engineering graphics
Computer Programming
Physics
Solid Mechanics
Communication Skills

First year: Semester II

Mathematics II
Manufacturing Process
Chemistry
Electrical and Electronic Science
Thermodynamics
Organizational Behavior

Second year: Semester I

Electromagnetic Fields
Human Values, Ethics and IPR
Semiconductor Devices
Measurement Science and Techniques
Circuit Theory
Digital Electronic Circuits
Electrical Machines


Second year: Semester II

Fluid Mechanics
Computer System Architecture
Optimization Techniques
Analog Electronic Circuits
Numerical and Statistical Methods
Electrical and Electronic Measurements
Environmental Studies


Third year: Semester I

Elements and Analysis of Instrumentation System
Analytical Instrumentation
Signals and Systems
Power Electronics
Microprocessors
Biomedical instrumentation
Summer Training

Third year: Semester II

Data Acquisition Systems
Industrial Measurements
Process Dynamics and Control
Control Systems
Total Quality Management


Fourth year: Semester I

Advance Process Control
Virtual Instrumentation
Instrumentation System Design
Engineering Economics
Microelectronics and ICs

Fourth year: Semester II

Project Semester
Project
Industrial Training(6 weeks)

Visual Programming

Introduction to Visual programming and popular visual programming tools. VC++ as sample language for visual programming. Introduction to VC++ development environment-IDE, Compiler, linker.

Creation of various kinds of projects in VC++ without and with project wizard. Introduction to Object Orientation, Class? definition in C++: Aggregation Inheritance Function & Operator Overloading, Input ? Output streams, Exception handling.

Program development using Object Oriented Approach, Windows Programming basics and 16/32 bit applications Comparative View: C++ vs. VC++.

Basics of windows programming, Win API, Resource editor, Programming with MFC, Introduction to ActiveX component development using VC++.

Laboratory work: Installing Visual studio components, Get Acquaintance with the IDE, How to compile, link and debug the applications, Creation, registration and deletion of simple windows, Introduction to various control components, Creation and development of dialog boxes, Introduction to MFC usage, How to use application wizard, How to use class wizard, Introduction with document view architecture, Model and Modeless dialog windows, How to create menus and integrate with application framework, How to use resource editor for creation of icons, bitmaps, pictures, strings, How to use concept of serialization for data storage and retrieval, Introduction to ADO DB controls and how to connect application with database, How to use ActiveX components developed in VC++ or VB, How to develop DLLs and non-visual components, How to integrate application with different DLLs.