DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Lesson Plan
SEMESTER : V -A NAME OF THE FACULTY : Mr.Manoj Challa
BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : Management & Entrepreneurship for IT Industry DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS51 CLASS STRENGTH : 59
NO OF HRS/WK : 5 TOTAL HRS : 55

Chapter no DATE Topics planned for the session Teaching Assignm Topics
Sessi (No of hrs Aids ents/ covered
on planed for Tests As per
No the chapter) planned plan
for the
chapter
Discussed about Course outcomes Chalk &
& Objectives Talk
1 1/1 07/08/2017
Module1-Introduction of
Management and Entrepreneurship
08/08/2017 ,,
2 2/1 Functional areas of management
10/08/2017 Meaning, nature and characteristics ,,
3 3/1
of management
11/08/2017 ,,
4 4/1 Scope of Management
levels and history of management ,,
5 5/1 12/08/2017
Brief overview of evolution of ,,
6 6/1 14/08/2017
management.
16/08/2017 ‘’
7 7/1 Planning- Nature, importance

8 8/1 18/08/2017 Types and steps in planning ,,

9 9/1 19/08/2017 Organizing- nature and purpose ,,

Types of ,,
10 10/1 21/08/2017
organization
22/08/2017 ,,
11 Revision of Module-1

23/08/2017 Module2 - Staffing- meaning, ,,

12 1/2 process of recruitment and
selection.
28/08/2017 Process of recruitment and ,,
13 2/2
selection.
 29/08/2017 Directing - meaning and nature of ,,
14 3/2
directing
Leadership styles, motivation ‘’
15 4/2 30/08/2017
theories
Controlling- meaning, steps in ,, Assignm
16 5/2 31/08/2017
controlling, ent- I
,,
17 6/2 01/09/2017 Methods of establishing control

05/09/2017 Communication- Meaning and ,,

18 7/2
importance
06/09/2017 Coordination- meaning and ,,
19 8/2
importance
20 07/09/2017 Revision of Module-2 ,,
08/09/2017 Module-3 Entrepreneur – meaning ,,
21 1/3
of entrepreneur
09/09/2017 Types of entrepreneurship, stages ,,
22 2/3 of
entrepreneurial process
12/09/2017 Stages of ‘’
23 3/3
entrepreneurial process
13/09/2017 Role of entrepreneurs in economic ,,
24 4/3 development,

14/09/2017 ,,
25 5/3 Entrepreneurship in India,

15/09/2017 Identification of business ,,

26 6/3 opportunities- market feasibility
study,
Technical feasibility study, ,,
financial
27 7/3 22/09/2017
feasibility study and social
feasibility study
28 8/3 25/09/2017 Barriers to entrepreneurship ,,

26/09/2017 ,,
29 Revision of Module -3
27/09/2017 Module – 4 Preparation of project ,,
30 1/4
and ERP - meaning of project
28/09/2017 ,,
31 2/4 Project identification

‘’
32 3/4 03/10/2017 Project selection, project report

06/10/2017 ,,
33 4/4 Need and significance of report

07/10/2017 Contents and formulation, ,,

34 5/4
guidelines by planning commission
 for project report

09/10/2017 Enterprise ,,
35 6/4 Resource Planning: Meaning and
Importance- ERP
10/10/2017 Functional areas of Management – ,,
36 7/4
Marketing / Sales-
11/10/2017 ,,
37 8/4 Supply Chain Management
13/10/2017 Finance and Accounting – Human ,, Assignm
38 9/4 Resources ent- II

14/10/2017 Types of reports and methods of ‘’

39 10/4 report generation

16/10/2017 ,,
40 Revision of Module-4

17/10/2017 Module 5- Micro and Small ,,

41 1/5 Enterprises: Definition of micro
and small enterprises
Characteristics and advantages of ,,
42 1/5 23/10/2017
micro and small enterprises,
25/10/2017 Steps in establishing ,,
43 2/5
micro and small enterprises
26/10/2017 Government of India indusial ,,
44 3/5 policy 2007 on micro and
small enterprises
27/10/2017 ,,
45 4/5 Case study (Microsoft),
28/10/2017 ,,
46 5/5 Case study(Captain G R Gopinath)
Case ‘’
47 6/5 30/10/2017 study (N R Narayana Murthy &
Infosys)
,,
48 7/5 02/11/2017 Institutional support: MSME-DI,
03/11/2017 NSIC, ,,
49 8/5
SIDBI, KIADB, KSSIDC
04/11/2017 ,, Assignm
50 9/5 TECSOK, KSFC, DIC
ent- III
09/11/2017 District level single window ,,
51 10/5
agency
52 11/5 10/11/2017 Introduction to IPR. ,,

53 12/5 14/11/2017 Introduction to IPR. ,,

54 15/11/2017 Revision of Module-5 ,,

55 16/11/2017 Discussion of Question banks ‘’

 *
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 - 24
T2 Class # 25 – 53
IMP

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Publication info
Book Type Code Author & Title
Edition &
ISBN #
Publisher
Tata McGraw
Principles of Management -P. C.
Text Book TB1 Hill, 4th / 6 9788121903240
Tripathi, P. N. Reddy;
Edition, 2010.
Dynamics of Entrepreneurial
Development & Management -Vasant 13:
Text Book TB2 9789350970287.
Desai Himalaya
Publishing House. ,
Entrepreneurship Development -Small Pearson
0123964644
Text Book TB3 Business Enterprises -Poornima M Education – 2006. 9780123964649
Charantimath .
Management and Enterpreneurship- Press-2017 13:
Text Book TB4 9780198061908.
Kanishka Bedi- Oxford University

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Lesson Plan
SEMESTER : V -B NAME OF THE FACULTY : Mr.Manoj Challa
BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : Management & Entrepreneurship for IT Industry DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS51 CLASS STRENGTH : 60
NO OF HRS/WK : 5 TOTAL HRS :

Chapter no DATE Topics planned for the session Teaching Assignm Topics
Sessi (No of hrs Aids ents/ covered
on planed for Tests As per
No the chapter) planned plan
for the
chapter
Discussed about Course outcomes Chalk &
& Objectives Talk
1 1/1 08/08/2017
Module1-Introduction of
Management and Entrepreneurship
09/08/2017 ,,
2 2/1 Functional areas of management
10/08/2017 Meaning, nature and characteristics ,,
3 3/1
of management
10/08/2017 ,,
4 4/1 Scope of Management
levels and history of management ,,
5 5/1 12/08/2017
Brief overview of evolution of ,,
6 6/1 16/08/2017
management.
17/08/2017 ‘’
7 7/1 Planning- Nature, importance

8 8/1 18/08/2017 Types and steps in planning ,,

9 9/1 18/08/2017 Organizing- nature and purpose ,,

Types of ,,
10 10/1 21/08/2017
organization
23/08/2017 ,,
11 Revision of Module-1

24/08/2017 Module2 - Staffing- meaning, ,,

12 1/2 process of recruitment and
selection.
28/08/2017 Process of recruitment and ,,
13 2/2
selection.
 28/08/2017 Directing - meaning and nature of ,,
14 3/2
directing
Leadership styles, motivation ‘’
15 4/2 30/08/2017
theories
Controlling- meaning, steps in ,, Assignm
16 5/2 01/09/2017
controlling, ent- I
,,
17 6/2 04/09/2017 Methods of establishing control

05/09/2017 Communication- Meaning and ,,

18 7/2
importance
05/09/2017 Coordination- meaning and ,,
19 8/2
importance
20 07/09/2017 Revision of Module-2 ,,
09/09/2017 Module-3 Entrepreneur – meaning ,,
21 1/3
of entrepreneur
11/09/2017 Types of entrepreneurship, stages ,,
22 2/3 of
entrepreneurial process
12/09/2017 Stages of ‘’
23 3/3
entrepreneurial process
12/09/2017 Role of entrepreneurs in economic ,,
24 4/3 development,

14/09/2017 ,,
25 5/3 Entrepreneurship in India,

22/09/2017 Identification of business ,,

26 6/3 opportunities- market feasibility
study,
Technical feasibility study, ,,
financial
27 7/3 23/09/2017
feasibility study and social
feasibility study
28 8/3 25/09/2017 Barriers to entrepreneurship ,,

25/09/2017 ,,
29 Revision of Module -3
27/09/2017 Module – 4 Preparation of project ,,
30 1/4
and ERP - meaning of project
03/10/2017 ,,
31 2/4 Project identification

‘’
32 3/4 04/10/2017 Project selection, project report

06/10/2017 ,,
33 4/4 Need and significance of report

06/10/2017 Contents and formulation, ,,

34 5/4
guidelines by planning commission
 for project report

09/10/2017 Enterprise ,,
35 6/4 Resource Planning: Meaning and
Importance- ERP
11/10/2017 Functional areas of Management – ,,
36 7/4
Marketing / Sales-
12/10/2017 ,,
37 8/4 Supply Chain Management
13/10/2017 Finance and Accounting – Human ,, Assignm
38 9/4 Resources ent- II

13/10/2017 Types of reports and methods of ‘’

39 10/4 report generation

16/10/2017 ,,
40 Revision of Module-4

23/10/2017 Module 5- Micro and Small ,,

41 1/5 Enterprises: Definition of micro
and small enterprises
Characteristics and advantages of ,,
42 1/5 24/10/2017
micro and small enterprises,
25/10/2017 Steps in establishing ,,
43 2/5
micro and small enterprises
25/10/2017 Government of India indusial ,,
44 3/5 policy 2007 on micro and
small enterprises
27/10/2017 ,,
45 4/5 Case study (Microsoft),
30/10/2017 ,,
46 5/5 Case study(Captain G R Gopinath)
Case ‘’
47 6/5 31/10/2017 study (N R Narayana Murthy &
Infosys)
,,
48 7/5 02/11/2017 Institutional support: MSME-DI,

NSIC, ,,
49 8/5 02/11/2017
SIDBI, KIADB, KSSIDC
04/11/2017 ,, Assignm
50 9/5 TECSOK, KSFC, DIC
ent- III
10/11/2017 District level single window ,,
51 10/5
agency
52 11/5 13/11/2017 Introduction to IPR. ,,

53 12/5 14/11/2017 Introduction to IPR. ,,

54 14/11/2017 Revision of Module-5 ,,

55 16/11/2017 Discussion of Question banks ‘’

 *
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 - 24
T2 Class # 25 – 53
IMP

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Publication info
Book Type Code Author & Title
Edition &
ISBN #
Publisher
Tata McGraw
Principles of Management -P. C.
Text Book TB1 Hill, 4th / 6 9788121903240
Tripathi, P. N. Reddy;
Edition, 2010.
Dynamics of Entrepreneurial
Development & Management -Vasant 13:
Text Book TB2 9789350970287.
Desai Himalaya
Publishing House. ,
Entrepreneurship Development -Small Pearson
0123964644
Text Book TB3 Business Enterprises -Poornima M Education – 2006. 9780123964649
Charantimath .
Management and Enterpreneurship- Press-2017 13:
Text Book TB4 9780198061908.
Kanishka Bedi- Oxford University

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 Session wise – Course Plan

Department of Information Science and Engineering

SEMESTER : V -A NAME OF THE FACULTY : PV Reddy

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07-08-2017
SUBJECT : Automata Theory and Computability DATE OF CLOSING : 16-11-2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS54 CLASS STRENGTH : 59
NO OF HRS/WK : 6 TOTAL HRS : 62

Chapter no DATE Topics planned for the session Teaching Assignmen Topics
Sessi (No of hrs Aids ts/ covered
on planed for the Tests As per
No chapter) planned for plan
the chapter

MODULE-1: Chalk &

Why study the theory of Computation, Talk
Languages and Strings?
1 1/1 7/8/17
Strings

Strings, Languages ,,
2 2/1 08/08/17

,,
3 3/1 09/08/17 Languages
Language Hierarchy ,,
4 4/1 11/08/17
Computation
5/1 ,,
Finite State machines:
5 11/08/17
Deterministic FSM
Regular Languages ,,
6 6/1 12/08/17
Designing DFSM
‘’
7 7/1 14/8/17 Designing FSM
,,
8 8/1 16/8/17 Non-deterministic FSMs
,, Assignmen
9 9/1 17/8/17 Equivalence of DFSM &NFSM t- I
10 10/1 18/8/17 Bidirectional transducers ,,

From FSMs to ,,
11 11/1 19/8/17 operational systems
Simulators for FSMs
,,
12 12/1 21/8/17 Minimizing FSMs
,,
13 13/1 22/8/17 Canonical form of regular languages
14 14/1 23/8/17 Finite transducers ,,
Module-2: ‘’
15 1/2 24/8/17 Regular expressions (RE):
What is RE?
16 2/2 29/8/17 RE to FSM ,,
,,
17 3/2 29/8/17 FSM to RE; Kleene’s theorem

,,
18 4/2 30/8/17 Applications of Res
,,
19 5/2 31/8/17 Manipulating and Simplifying Res
Regular grammars: Definition ,,
20 6/2 01/09/17

Regular languages and Regular ,, Assignmen

21 7/2 04/09/17 t –II
grammars
Regular languages and nonregular ,,
22 8/2 06/09/17
languages: How many Rls
‘’
23 9/2 06/09/17 Show that language is regular
,,
24 10/2 07/09/17 Closure properties of RLs

,,
25 11/2 08/09/17 Closure properties of RLs

To show that some languages are not ,,

26 12/2 09/09/17
regular
To show that some languages are not ,,
27 13/2 11/09/17
regular
Module-3: ,,
28 1/3 13/09/17 Introduction to rewrite systems and
grammars
,,
29 2/3 13/9/17 CFGs and Languages
,,
30 3/3 14/9/17 Designing CFGs
,,
31 4/3 15/9/17 Simplifying CFGs

‘’
32 5/3 22/9/17 Proving that a grammar is correct

,,
33 6/3 23/9/17 Derivation and parse trees

,,
34 7/3 26/9/17 Ambiguity
,,
35 8/3 26/9/17 Normal forms
36 9/3 27/9/17 Pushdown Automata: Definition ,,
 ,, Assignmen
37 10/3 28/9/17 PDA examples t –III
,,
38 11/3 03/10/17 Nondeterministic PDA
‘’
39 12/3 04/10/17 Equivalence of CFGs and PDAs
,,
40 13/3 07/10/17 Non determinism and Halting

Alternative equivalent definitions of PDA, ,,

41 14/3 07/10/17 Alternatives that are not equivalent to the
PDA
Module-4: ,,
Context-free and non-context free
42 1/4 09/10/17 languages: where do the context-free
languages fit
Showing a language is context free
,,
43 2/4 10/10/17 Pumping Lemma for CFL
,,
44 3/4 11/10/17 Pumping Lemma for CFL
,,
45 4/4 12/10/17 Closure properties of CFLs
,,
46 5/4 14/10/17 Decidable questions
‘’ Assignmen
47 6/4 14/10/17 Undecidable questions t –IV
TM Machine: Model, representation, ,,
48 7/4 16/10/17
Language
Design of TM ,,
49 8/4 17/10/17

,,
50 9/4 23/10/17 Techniques of TM construction
,,
51 10/4 24/10/17 Techniques of TM construction

Module 5: Variants of Turing ,,

52 1/5 26/10/17
Machines
,,
53 2/5 26/10/17 The model of linear bounded automata
Decidability: Definition of an ,,
54 3/5 27/10/17 algorithm, Decidability, Decidable
languages
Halting problem of TM, Post ‘’
55 4/5 28/10/17
correspondence problem
,, Assignmen
56 5//5 30/10/17 Complexity: Growth rate of functions t –V
,,
57 6/5 31/10/17 Complexity: Growth rate of functions
,,
58 7/5 03/11/17 The class of P an NP
Quantum computation, Quantum ,,
59 8/5 03/11/17
computers
 ,,
60 9/5 04/11/17 Church- Turing thesis

61 10/5 09/11/17 Solving Exam questions

62 11/5 10/11/17 Solving Exam questions

*
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus
T1 Class # 01 – 31
T2 Class # 31 – 51
IMP Class # 52 - 60

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Book Type Code Author & Title Publication info

Edition & Publisher ISBN #
Elaine Rich, Automata, Computability, and 1st Edition,
Text Book T1 Complexity 2012/2013. 978-81-317-8822-6
Pearson.
Theory of Computer Science: Automata,
Text Book T2 Languages and Computation 3rd Edition, 2011, 978-81-203-2968-3
PHI
JE Hopcroft, Rajeev Motwani, J Ullman 3rd Edition, Pearson
Reference
Book
R1 Introduction to Automata theory, Languages,
and Computation,
Reference
R2
Michael Sipser: Introduction to the theory 3rd edition, Cengage
Book of Computation, learning, 2013

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 Session wise – Course Plan

Department of Information Science and Engineering

SEMESTER : V -B NAME OF THE FACULTY : PV Reddy

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07-08-2017
SUBJECT : Automata Theory and Computability DATE OF CLOSING : 16-11-2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS54 CLASS STRENGTH : 60
NO OF HRS/WK : 6 TOTAL HRS : 62

Chapter no DATE Topics planned for the session Teaching Assignmen Topics
Sessi (No of hrs Aids ts/ covered
on planed for the Tests As per
No chapter) planned for plan
the chapter

MODULE-1: Chalk &

Why study the theory of Computation, Talk
Languages and Strings?
1 1/1
Strings

7/8/17
Strings, Languages ,,
2 2/1
07/08/17
,,
3 3/1 Languages
09/08/17
Language Hierarchy ,,
4 4/1
09/08/17 Computation
5/1 ,,
Finite State machines:
5
10/08/17 Deterministic FSM
Regular Languages ,,
6 6/1
12/08/17 Designing DFSM
‘’
7 7/1 Designing FSM
14/8/17
,,
8 8/1 Non-deterministic FSMs
14/8/17
,, Assignmen
9 9/1 Equivalence of DFSM &NFSM t- I
17/8/17
10 10/1 Bidirectional transducers ,,
22/8/17
From FSMs to ,,
11 11/1 operational systems
22/8/17 Simulators for FSMs
,,
12 12/1
24/8/17
Minimizing FSMs
,,
13 13/1 24/8/17 Canonical form of regular languages
14 14/1 Finite transducers ,,
28/8/17
Module-2: ‘’
15 1/2 Regular expressions (RE):
30/8/17 What is RE?
16 2/2 RE to FSM ,,
31/8/17
,,
17 3/2 FSM to RE; Kleene’s theorem
31/08/17
,,
18 4/2 Applications of Res
04/09/17
,,
19 5/2 Manipulating and Simplifying Res
04/09/17
Regular grammars: Definition ,,
20 6/2
05/09/17
Regular languages and Regular ,, Assignmen
21 7/2 t –II
07/09/17 grammars
Regular languages and nonregular ,,
22 8/2
08/09/17 languages: How many Rls
‘’
23 9/2 Show that language is regular
08/09/17
,,
24 10/2 Closure properties of RLs
11/09/17
,,
25 11/2 Closure properties of RLs
11/09/17
To show that some languages are not ,,
26 12/2
12/9/17 regular
To show that some languages are not ,,
27 13/2
14/9/17 regular
Module-3: ,,
28 1/3 Introduction to rewrite systems and
15/9/17 grammars
,,
29 2/3 CFGs and Languages
15/9/17
,,
30 3/3 Designing CFGs
23/9/17
,,
31 4/3 Simplifying CFGs
23/9/17
‘’
32 5/3 Proving that a grammar is correct
25/9/17
,,
33 6/3 Derivation and parse trees
27/9/17
,,
34 7/3 Ambiguity
28/9/17
,,
35 8/3 Normal forms
28/9/17
36 9/3 Pushdown Automata: Definition ,,
04/10/17
 ,, Assignmen
37 10/3 PDA examples t –III
04/10/17
,,
38 11/3 Nondeterministic PDA
06/10/17
‘’
39 12/3 Equivalence of CFGs and PDAs
09/10/17
,,
40 13/3 Non determinism and Halting
10/10/17
Alternative equivalent definitions of PDA, ,,
41 14/3 Alternatives that are not equivalent to the
10/10/17 PDA
Module-4: ,,
Context-free and non-context free
42 1/4 languages: where do the context-free
languages fit
12/10/17 Showing a language is context free
,,
43 2/4 Pumping Lemma for CFL
12/10/17
,,
44 3/4 Pumping Lemma for CFL
13/10/17
,,
45 4/4 Closure properties of CFLs
16/10/17
,,
46 5/4 Decidable questions
17/10/17
‘’ Assignmen
47 6/4 Undecidable questions t –IV
17/10/17
TM Machine: Model, representation, ,,
48 7/4
24/10/17 Language
Design of TM ,,
49 8/4
24/10/17
,,
50 9/4 Techniques of TM construction
25/10/17
,,
51 10/4 Techniques of TM construction
27/10/17
Module 5: Variants of Turing ,,
52 1/5
28/10/17 Machines
,,
53 2/5 The model of linear bounded automata
28/10/17
Decidability: Definition of an ,,
54 3/5 algorithm, Decidability, Decidable
31/10/17 languages
Halting problem of TM, Post ‘’
55 4/5
31/10/17 correspondence problem
,, Assignmen
56 5//5 Complexity: Growth rate of functions
02/11/17 t –V
,,
57 6/5 Complexity: Growth rate of functions
04/11/17
,,
58 7/5 The class of P an NP
09/11/17
Quantum computation, Quantum ,,
59 8/5
09/11/17 computers
 ,,
60 9/5 Church- Turing thesis
13/11/17
61 10/5 Solving Exam questions
13/11/17
62 11/5 Solving Exam questions
14/11/17

*
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus
T1 Class # 01 – 31
T2 Class # 31 – 51
IMP Class # 52 - 60

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Book Type Code Author & Title Publication info

Edition & Publisher ISBN #
Elaine Rich, Automata, Computability, and 1st Edition,
Text Book T1 Complexity 2012/2013. 978-81-317-8822-6
Pearson.
Theory of Computer Science: Automata,
Text Book T2 Languages and Computation 3rd Edition, 2011, 978-81-203-2968-3
PHI
JE Hopcroft, Rajeev Motwani, J Ullman 3rd Edition, Pearson
Reference
Book
R1 Introduction to Automata theory, Languages,
and Computation,
Reference
R2
Michael Sipser: Introduction to the theory 3rd edition, Cengage
Book of Computation, learning, 2013

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Department of Information Science and Engineering

SEMESTER :V NAME OF THE FACULTY : Mrs. Anu Jose

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 17/8/2017
SUBJECT : Programming in Java DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS561 CLASS STRENGTH : 60
NO OF HRS/WEEK :4 TOTAL HRS : 40

Chapter no DATE Topics planned for the session Teaching Assignm Topics
Sessi (No of hrs Aids ents/ covered
on planed for Tests As per
No the planned plan
chapter) for the
chapter
Module1 Chalk &
1 1/1 17/08/2017 An Overview of Java: Object- Talk
Oriented Programming.
A First Simple Program, Two ”
2 2/1 18/08/2017 Control Statements, Using Blocks
of Code.
Lexical Issues, The Java Class ,,
3 3/1 19/08/2017
Libraries.
Data Types, Variables, and Arrays: ,,
4 4/1 22/08/2017
Java Is a Strongly Typed Language.
The Primitive Types, Integers, ,,
5 5/1 24/08/2017 Floating-Point Types, Characters,
Booleans, A Closer Look at Literals
Type Conversion and Casting, ,,
6 6/1 28/08/2017 Automatic Type Promotion in
Expressions
Arrays, A Few Words About ,, Assignm
7 7/1 29/08/2017
Strings ent- I
Tutorials and Discussion ,,
8 8/1 31/08/2017 Question Bank Creation and
Discussions
Module2 ,,
9 1/2 4/09/2017 Operators: Arithmetic Operators,
The Bitwise Operators
Relational Operators, Boolean ,,
10 2/2 5/09/2017
Logical Operators
The Assignment Operator, The ? ‘’
11 3/2 6/09/2017 Operator, Operator Precedence,
Using Parentheses
 Control Statements: Java’s ,, Assignm
12 4/2 8/09/2017 Selection Statements, Iteration ent-II
Statements, Jump Statements.
Tutorials and Discussion ”
13 5/2 11/09/2017 Question Bank Creation and
Discussions
Module3 ,,

Introducing Classes: Class

14 1/3 12/09/2017
Fundamentals, Declaring Objects,
Assigning Object Reference
Variables
Introducing Methods, Constructors, ,,
15 2/3 13/09/2017
The this Keyword
Garbage Collection, The finalize( ) ,,
16 3/3 15/09/2017 Method, Overloading Methods,
Using Objects as Parameters
A Closer Look at Argument ,,
17 4/3 23/09/2017 Passing, Returning Objects ,
Recursion
Introducing Access Control, A ,,
18 5/3 25/09/2017 Stack Class, A Closer Look at
Methods and Classes
Understanding static, Introducing ,,
19 6/3 26/09/2017
final, Arrays Revisited
Inheritance: Inheritance, Using ‘’
super, Creating a Multilevel
20 7/3 28/09/2017
Hierarchy, When Constructors Are
Called
Method Overriding, Dynamic ,,
21 8/3 4/10/2017
Method Dispatch
Using Abstract Classes, Using ,, Assignm
final with Inheritance (Already ent- III
22 9/3 6/10/2017
discussed in lecture 19), and The
Object Class.
Tutorials and Discussion ,,
23 10/3 7/10/2017 Question Bank Creation and
Discussions
Module 4 ,,
Exception Handling: Exception-
24 1/4 10/10/2017
Handling Fundamentals, Exception
Types,
Uncaught Exceptions, Using try ,,
25 2/4 12/10/2017
and catch, Multiple catch Clauses,
26 3/4 13/10/2017 Nested try Statements, finally, ,,
throw, throws, Java’s Built-in ,,
27 4/4 14/10/2017
Exceptions
Creating Your Own Exception ,,
28 5/4 17/10/2017
Subclasses
Chained Exceptions, Using ,,
29 6/4 24/10/2017
Exceptions.
 ‘’
30 7/4 25/10/2017 Creating Your Own Exception
Packages and Interfaces: ,, Assignm
31 8/4 26/10/2017 Packages, Access Protection, ent- IV
Importing Packages, Interfaces
Tutorials and Discussion ,,
32 9/4 28/10/2017 Question Bank Creation and
Discussions
Module5 ,,
I/O Basics: Reading Console Input,
33 1/5 31/10/2017 Writing Console Output, The
PrintWriter Class, Reading and
Writing Files
34 2/5 2/11/2017 Applet Fundamentals ,,
The transient and volatile ,,
35 3/5 3/11/2017 Modifiers, Using instanceof,
strictfp, Native Methods,
Using assert, Static Import, ,,
Enumerations, Type Wrappers,
36 4/5 9/11/2017
Invoking Overloaded Constructors
Through this( )
String Handling : The String ,, Assignm
Constructors, String Length, ent- V
Special String Operations,
Character Extraction, String
37 5/5 13/11/2017 Comparison, Searching Strings,
Modifying a String, Data
Conversion Using valueOf( ),
Changing the Case of Characters
Within a String,
,,
Additional String Methods
38 6/5 14/11/2017
,StringBuffer, StringBuilder

Tutorials and Discussion

39 7/5 15/11/2017 Question Bank Creation and
Discussions ‘’
,,
Previous Year Question paper
40 14/11/2017
Discussions

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Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 - 16
T2 Class # 16 –35
T3 Class # 35- – 40

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Publication info
Book Type Code Author & Title
Edition &
ISBN #
Publisher
7th Edition, Tata
Text Book TB1 Herbert Schildt- Java The Complete McGraw Hill,
Reference 2007.
First Edition,
Mahesh Bhave and Sunil Patekar-
References RB1 Pearson 9788131720806
"Programming with Java"
Education,2008.
Rajkumar Buyya,S Thamarasi selvi, Tata McGraw
References RB2 xingchen chu, Object oriented Hill education
Programming with java private limited.
E Balagurusamy, Programming with Tata McGraw
References RB3
Java A primer Hill companies.
Oxford
. Anita Seth and B L Juneja, JAVA One
References RB4 University
step Ahead
Press, 2017.

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SEMESTER :VA NAME OF THE FACULTY : PRASAD M S

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : ADVANCED JAVA AND J2EE DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS553 CLASS STRENGTH : 59
NO OF HRS/WK : 5 TOTAL HRS : 55

Assignm
Chapter no ents/ Topics
Sessi
(No of hrs Teaching Tests covered
on DATE Topics planned for the session
planed for Aids planned As per
No the chapter) for the plan
chapter
Module 1
Enumerations, Autoboxing and
Chalk &
Annotations(metadata):
1 1/1 7/8/2017 Talk/
Enumerations, Enumeration
fundamentals, the values() and Hands on
valueOf() Methods
java enumerations are class types,
2 2/1 8/8/2017 enumerations Inherits Enum, ,,
example
type wrappers, Autoboxing,
Autoboxing and Methods,
3 3/1 8/8/2017 Autoboxing/Unboxing occurs in ,,
Expressions
Autoboxing/Unboxing Boolean and
character values , A word of
4 4/1 10/8/2017 Warning. Autoboxing/Unboxing ,,
helps prevent errors
5 5/1 12/8/2017 Annotations, Annotation basics ,,

6 6/1 14/8/2017 specifying retention policy ,,

Obtaining Annotations at run time
7 7/1 16/8/2017 by use of reflection ‘’
Annotated element Interface, Using
8 8/1 16/8/2017 Default values ,,

9 9/1 18/8/2017 Marker Annotations ,,

Single Member annotations, Built-
10 10/1 21/8/2017 ,,
In annotations
11 11/1 22/8/2017 Revision ,,

Module 2:
The collections and Framework:
12 1/2 23/8/2017 Collections Overview, Recent ,,
Changes to Collections
13 2/2 23/8/2017 The Collection Interfaces ,,
14 3/2 28/8/2017 The Collection Classes ,,
Accessing a collection Via an
15 4/2 30/8/2017 ‘’
Iterator
Storing User Defined Classes in
16 5/2 31/8/2017 Collections ,,

The Random Access Interface, Assignm

17 6/2 1/9/2017 ,,
Why Generic Collections? ent- I

18 7/2 1/9/2017 Working With Maps ,,

19 6/2 5/9/2017 Comparators ,,

20 8/2 7/9/2017 The Collection Algorithms ,,
21 9/2 8/9/2017 The legacy Classes and Interfaces ,,

22 10/2 9/9/2017 Parting Thoughts on Collections ,,

23 11/2 9/9/2017 Revision ‘’

Module 3
Introduction, Networking Basics,
24 1/3 12/9/2017 Protocols, Internet Address (IPv4 ,,
and IPv6), Ports
Classes and Interfaces in java.net,
class InetAddress, Constructors of
25 2/3 14/9/2017 class in Serverside Program ,,
InetAddress, Methods of classInet
Address
class URL, Constructors of URL
26 3/3 15/9/2017 class, Methods of URL class, class ,,
URL Connection
TCP/IP Server Socket
Programming, Constructors of
27 4/3 22/9/2017 classSocket, Methods of class ,,
Socket, Class ServerSocket
Constructors of class ServerSocket,
28 5/3 22/9/2017 ,,
Methods of class ServerSocket
Communication through Sockets,
29 6/3 25/9/2017 ,,
Client-side Socketp programming
Users/UnreliableDatagramProtocol,
30 7/3 27/9/2017 classDatagramPacket, Constructors ,,
 Methods of class Datagram
31 8/3 28/9/2017 ,,
Packets, DatagramSocket Class
Constructors of class
DatagramSocket, Methods of class
32 9/3 3/10/2017 DatagramSocket, Programs for ‘’
Sending and Receiving Datagram
Creating a Datagram Packet for
33 10/3 3/10/2017 Sending and Receiving ,Writing ,,
Code for Receiving Datagram
34 11/3 6/10/2017 Revision ,,
Module 4
Java Beans
Introduction to Java Beans,
35 1/4 9/10/2017 Attributes of Beans, Benefits of ,,
Using Beans, Properties of a Bean,
Java Bean API, Interfaces
Classes of java. Bean package(Java
SE 8),class Beans, Building Assignm
36 2/4 10/10/2017 Java Beans with NETBEAN IDE, ,, ent -II
Source Code Generated by IDE
Changing Properties of
Components, Class Methods, class
37 3/4 11/10/2017 Property Change Support, Building ,,
a Composite Component Bean
JAR Files, Creating a JAR file,
38 4/4 11/10/2017 Viewing the contents of a JAR File ,,
Java Beans Project 1—Construct a
Bean Containing a Label and a
Scrollbar,
39 5/4 13/10/2017 Java Beans Project 2— Construct a ‘’
Bean to Illustrate MouseEvents,
Java Beans Project 3— Construct a
Bean to Illustrate Working of
RadioButtons
Java Beans Project 4—Construct a
Bean Containing ComboBox,
40 6/4 16/10/2017 Java Beans Project 5, Application ,,
Program,
Application Project 1,
Application Project 2
Java Servlets: Introduction, HTTP
Basics, Life Cycle of a Servlet,
41 7/4 17/10/2017 Servlet Architecture, Setting up ,,
Web Server for Servlet Deployment
Classes Defined in
Javax.servlet.http Package,
42 8/4 23/10/2017 Interfaces Defined in ,,
javax.servlet.http Package,
Handling HTTP Request and
 Response

Writing Servlet, Reading Servlet

43 9/4 23/10/2017 Parameters, Classes in javax.servlet ,,
Package
Session Tracking and Session
44 10/4 25/10/2017 Management, Session Tracking ,,
Techniques
45 11/4 27/10/2017 Http Redirects in Servlets, Securing ,,
Servlets, Application Program.
Module 5
46 1/5 28/10/2017 Introduction, JDBC Architecture ,,
Two-tier Architecture for
47 2/5 30/10/2017 DataAccess, Three-tier Architecture ‘’
for DataAccess
48 3/5 30/10/2017 Installing MySQL and MySQL ,, Assignm
Connector/J,SQL Statements ent –III
JDBC Environment Setup, JDBC
49 4/5 2/11/2017 ,,
Connectivity Model and API
Establishing JDBC Database
50 5/5 4/11/2017 ,,
Connections
Load and Register the JDBC
51 6/5 9/11/2017 Driver, Defining the ,,
ConnectionURL
ResultSet Interface, Navigating the
52 7/5 10/11/2017 ResultSet , ,,
53 8/5 10/11/2017 ResultSet MetaData interface ,,
54 9/5 14/11/2017 Creating JDBC Application, JDBC ,,
Batch Processing
JDBC Transaction Management,
55 10/5 16/11/2017 Application Programs. ,,

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Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 ‐ 23
T2 Class # 24 – 45
IMP Class # 46 – 55

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Book Type Code Author & Title Publication info

Edition & Publisher ISBN #
 7th Edition, Tata 978‐0‐07‐
Text Book TB1 Herbert Schildt: Java The Complete
McGraw Hill, 2007 063677‐4
Reference
Uttam K. Roy , Advanced JAVA Oxford University
Text Book TB2
Programming Press
Tata McGraw Hill,
References RB1 Jim Keogh: J2EE ‐ The Complete Reference 1449335942
2007
7th Edition,
Y. Daniel Liang: Introduction to JAVA
References RB2 Pearson Education,
Programming
2007.
2nd Edition,
References RB3 Stephanie Bodoff et al: The J2EE Tutorial Pearson Education,
2004

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SEMESTER :VB NAME OF THE FACULTY : PRASAD M S

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : ADVANCED JAVA AND J2EE DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS553 CLASS STRENGTH : 60
NO OF HRS/WK : 5 TOTAL HRS : 56

Assignm
Chapter no ents/ Topics
Sessi
(No of hrs Teaching Tests covered
on DATE Topics planned for the session
planed for Aids planned As per
No the chapter) for the plan
chapter
Module 1
Enumerations, Autoboxing and
Chalk &
Annotations(metadata):
1 1/1 7/8/2017 Talk/
Enumerations, Enumeration
fundamentals, the values() and Hands on
valueOf() Methods
java enumerations are class types,
2 2/1 8/8/2017 enumerations Inherits Enum, ,,
example
type wrappers, Autoboxing,
Autoboxing and Methods,
3 3/1 9/8/2017 Autoboxing/Unboxing occurs in ,,
Expressions
Autoboxing/Unboxing Boolean and
character values, A word of
4 4/1 10/8/2017 Warning. Autoboxing/Unboxing ,,
helps prevent errors
5 5/1 11/8/2017 Annotations, Annotation basics ,,

6 6/1 14/8/2017 specifying retention policy ,,

Obtaining Annotations at run time
7 7/1 16/8/2017 by use of reflection ‘’
Annotated element Interface, Using
8 8/1 17/8/2017 Default values ,,

9 9/1 18/8/2017 Marker Annotations ,,

Single Member annotations, Built-
10 10/1 19/8/2017 ,,
In annotations
11 11/1 22/8/2017 Revision ,,

Module 2:
The collections and Framework:
12 1/2 23/8/2017 Collections Overview, Recent ,,
Changes to Collections
13 2/2 24/8/2017 The Collection Interfaces ,,
14 3/2 28/8/2017 The Collection Classes ,,
Accessing a collection Via an
15 4/2 29/8/2017 ‘’
Iterator
Storing User Defined Classes in
16 5/2 31/8/2017 Collections ,,

The Random Access Interface, Assignm

17 6/2 1/9/2017 ,,
Why Generic Collections? ent- I

18 7/2 4/9/2017 Working With Maps ,,

19 6/2 5/9/2017 Comparators ,,

20 8/2 6/9/2017 The Collection Algorithms ,,
21 9/2 8/9/2017 The legacy Classes and Interfaces ,,

22 10/2 9/9/2017 Parting Thoughts on Collections ,,

23 11/2 11/9/2017 Revision ‘’

Module 3
Introduction, Networking Basics,
24 1/3 12/9/2017 Protocols, Internet Address (IPv4 ,,
and IPv6), Ports
Classes and Interfaces in java.net,
class InetAddress, Constructors of
25 2/3 13/9/2017 class in Serverside Program ,,
InetAddress, Methods of classInet
Address
class URL, Constructors of URL
26 3/3 15/9/2017 class, Methods of URL class, class ,,
URL Connection
TCP/IP Server Socket
Programming, Constructors of
27 4/3 22/9/2017 classSocket, Methods of class ,,
Socket, Class ServerSocket
Constructors of class ServerSocket,
28 5/3 23/9/2017 ,,
Methods of class ServerSocket
Communication through Sockets,
29 6/3 25/9/2017 ,,
Client-side Socketp programming
Users/UnreliableDatagramProtocol,
30 7/3 26/9/2017 classDatagramPacket, Constructors ,,
 Methods of class Datagram
31 8/3 28/9/2017 ,,
Packets, DatagramSocket Class
Constructors of class
DatagramSocket, Methods of class
32 9/3 3/10/2017 DatagramSocket, Programs for ‘’
Sending and Receiving Datagram
Creating a Datagram Packet for
33 10/3 4/10/2017 Sending and Receiving ,Writing ,,
Code for Receiving Datagram
34 11/3 6/10/2017 Revision ,,
Module 4 Java Beans
Introduction to Java Beans,
35 1/4 7/10/2017 Attributes of Beans, Benefits of ,,
Using Beans, Properties of a Bean,
Java Bean API, Interfaces
Classes of java. Bean package(Java
36 2/4 10/10/2017 SE 8),class Beans, Building ,, Assignm
Java Beans with NETBEAN IDE, ent -II
Source Code Generated by IDE
Changing Properties of
37 3/4 11/10/2017 Components, Class Methods, class ,,
Property Change Support, Building
a Composite Component Bean
JAR Files, Creating a JAR file,
38 4/4 12/10/2017 Viewing the contents of a JAR File ,,
Java Beans Project 1—Construct a
Bean Containing a Label and a
Scrollbar,
39 5/4 13/10/2017 Java Beans Project 2— Construct a ‘’
Bean to Illustrate MouseEvents,
Java Beans Project 3— Construct a
Bean to Illustrate Working of
RadioButtons
Java Beans Project 4—Construct a
Bean Containing ComboBox,
Java Beans Project 5, Application
40 6/4 14/10/2017 Program, ,,
Application Project 1,
Application Project 2
Java Servlets: Introduction, HTTP
41 7/4 17/10/2017 Basics, Life Cycle of a Servlet, ,,
Servlet Architecture, Setting up
Web Server for Servlet Deployment
Classes Defined in
Javax.servlet.http Package,
Interfaces Defined in
42 8/4 23/10/2017 javax.servlet.http Package, ,,
Handling HTTP Request and
Response
 Writing Servlet, Reading Servlet
43 9/4 24/10/2017 Parameters, Classes in javax.servlet ,,
Package
Session Tracking and Session
44 10/4 25/10/2017 Management, Session Tracking ,,
Techniques
Http Redirects in Servlets, Securing
45 11/4 26/10/2017 Servlets, Application Program. ,,
Module 5
46 1/5 28/10/2017 Introduction, JDBC Architecture ,,
Two-tier Architecture for
47 2/5 30/10/2017 DataAccess, Three-tier Architecture ‘’
for DataAccess
48 3/5 31/10/2017 Installing MySQL and MySQL ,, Assignm
Connector/J,SQL Statements ent –III
JDBC Environment Setup, JDBC
49 4/5 2/11/2017 ,,
Connectivity Model and API
Establishing JDBC Database
50 5/5 3/11/2017 Connections ,,
Load and Register the JDBC
51 6/5 4/11/2017 Driver, Defining the ,,
ConnectionURL
ResultSet Interface, Navigating the
52 7/5 9/11/2017 ,,
ResultSet ,
53 8/5 10/11/2017 ResultSet MetaData interface ,,
Creating JDBC Application, JDBC
54 9/5 13/11/2017 Batch Processing ,,
JDBC Transaction Management,
55 10/5 14/11/2017 Application Programs. ‘’
56 11/5 15/11/2017 Revision ,,

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Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 ‐ 23
T2 Class # 24 – 45
IMP Class # 46 – 56

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Book Type Code Author & Title Publication info

Edition & Publisher ISBN #
 7th Edition, Tata 978‐0‐07‐
Text Book TB1 Herbert Schildt: Java The Complete
McGraw Hill, 2007 063677‐4
Reference
Uttam K. Roy , Advanced JAVA Oxford University
Text Book TB2
Programming Press
Tata McGraw Hill,
References RB1 Jim Keogh: J2EE ‐ The Complete Reference 1449335942
2007
7th Edition,
Y. Daniel Liang: Introduction to JAVA
References RB2 Pearson Education,
Programming
2007.
2nd Edition,
References RB3 Stephanie Bodoff et al: The J2EE Tutorial Pearson Education,
2004

Signature of faculty Signature of HOD Signature of Principal

 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SEMESTER :V NAME OF THE FACULTY :Prasad B S

BRANCH :Open Elective DATE OF COMMENCEMENT :16/08/2017
SUBJECT :Artificial Intelligence DATE OF CLOSING :25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE :15CS562 CLASS STRENGTH :67
NO OF HRS/WK :4 TOTAL HRS :40

Assignm
Chapter no ents/ Topics
Sessi
(No of hrs Teaching Tests covered
on DATE Topics planned for the session
planed for Aids planned As per
No
the chapter) for the plan
chapter
Module 1-Introduction to AI, AI Chalk &
1 1/1 17/08/17
problems Talk
AI technique, Level of Model,
2 2/1 18/08/17 ,,
Criteria for success
State space search, production
3 3/1 19/08/17 ,,
systems
Problem characteristics, Production
4 4/1 22/08/17 ,,
system characteristics
Issues in the design of search
5 5/1 24/08/17 ,,
programs, additional problems
Heuristic search techniques,
6 6/1 29/08/17 ,,
Generate and test, Hill climbing
Best First Search, Problem Assignm
7 7/1 31/08/17 ‘’
reduction ent- I
Constraint Satisfaction, Means-ends
8 8/1 04/09/17 ,,
analysis
Module II- Approaches to
9 1/2 05/09/17 knowledge representation and ,,
issues
Using Predicate Logic, representing
10 2/2 06/09/17 ,,
simple facts
Representing Instance and ISA
11 3/2 08/09/17 ,,
reslationships
Computable Functions and
12 4/2 11/09/17 ,,
predictions
13 5/2 12/09/17 Resolution ,,
Natural Deduction, Representing
14 6/2 13/09/17 ,,
knowledge using rules.
Procedural Vs Declarative
15 7/2 15/09/17 ‘’
knowledge, Logic programming
Forward vs Backward reasoning, Assignm
16 8/2 13/09/17 ,,
Matching, Control knowledge. ent -II
Module III-Symbolic Reasoning
17 1/3 23/09/17 under uncertainity: Nonmonotonic ,,
reasoning
18 2/3 25/09/17 Implementation issues ,,

19 3/3 26/09/17 Augmenting a Problem solver ,,

20 4/3 28/09/17 DFS-Implementation ,,

21 5/3 04/10/17 BFS -Implementation ,,

22 6/3 06/10/17 Probability and Bayes Theorem ,,

Certainity factors and Rule based
23 7/3 07/10/17 ‘’
system. Bayesian Networks
Dumpster shafer theory, Fuzzy Assignm
24 8/3 10/10/17 ,,
logic, Semantic nets and frames. ent –III
Module IV- Conceptual
25 1/4 12/10/17 ,,
dependency, Scripts
26 2/4 13/10/17 Cyc project ,,

27 3/4 14/10/17 Game playing, Overview ,,

28 4/4 17/10/17 Minmax search procedure ,,

29 5/4 24/10/17 Adding alpha beta cutoffs ,,

30 6/4 25/10/17 Additional refinements ,,

31 7/4 26/10/17 Iterative deepening ,,

32 8/4 28/10/17 Refrences on Specific Games. ‘’

Module V- Natural Language Assignm
33 1/5 31/10/17 ,,
processing, Syntactic processing ent -IV
34 2/5 02/11/17 Semantic analysis ,,

35 3/5 03/11/17 Discourse and pragmatic processing ,,

Statistical natural language
36 4/5 09/11/17 ,,
processing
 Learing, Rote learning, learning by
37 5/5 13/11/17 ,,
advice
Learning in problem solving, Assignm
38 6/5 14/11/17 ,,
Induction, Explanation ent -V
Neural net learning and Genetic
39 7/5 15/11/17 ‘’
Learning
40 8/5 15/11/17 Expert system shells ,,

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Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

Sessional # Syllabus

T1 Class # 01 – 18
T2 Class # 19 – 36
IMP

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:

Book Type Code Author & Title Publication info

Edition & Publisher ISBN #
Text Book TB1 E. Rich , K. Knight & S. B. Nair - Artificial 3rd Edition, McGraw 0070087709
Intelligence Hill, 2011.
nd
References RB1 Stuart Rusell, Peter Norving- Artificial 2 Edition , Pearson 0-13-604259-7
Intelligence: A Modern Approach Education
References RB2 Dan W. Patterson, Introduction to Artificial Pentice Hal of India 9788120307773,
Intelligence and Expert Systems 8120307771
th
References RB3 G. Luger, “Artificial Intelligence: Structures and 4 Edition, Pearson 0321545893
Strategies for complex problem education
Solving”,
References RB4 Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems 3rd Edition, McGraw 0070536147
Development by D W Rolston Hill, 2011.
References RB5 N.P. Padhy “Artificial Intelligence and Oxford University 0195671546
Intelligent Systems” Press-2015

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 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SEMESTER :VA NAME OF THE FACULTY : Poornima HN

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : Database Management System DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS53 CLASS STRENGTH : 59
NO OF HRS/WK :6 TOTAL HRS : 67

LESSON PLAN

Session (No of Date Topics Planned for the session Teaching Assignments Topics
Plan hrs Aids / covered
planed Tests As per
for the planned for plan
chapter the chapter
/Unit
No

1 1/1 7-Aug-17 Module 1 Chalk & Talk

Introduction to Databases:
Introduction
2 2/1 8-Aug-17 Characteristics of database approach Chalk & Talk

3 3/1 9-Aug-17 Activity : design a database system Chalk & Talk

4 4/1 9-Aug-17 Advantages of using the DBMS Chalk & Talk
approach
History of database applications
5 5/1 10-Aug-17 Overview of Database Languages Chalk & Talk
and Architectures:
Data Models
Schemas
Instances
6 6/1 11-Aug-17 Three schema architecture Chalk & Talk
data independence
Database languages
Interfaces
7 7/1 14-Aug-17 Conceptual Data Chalk & Talk Assignment -
1
Modelling using Entities and Relationships: Entity types
Entity types
Entity sets
Attributes
Roles
Structural constraints
 Weak entity types
8 8/1 15-Aug-17 ER diagrams Chalk & Talk

9 9/1 16-Aug-17 Examples Chalk & Talk

10 10/1 17-Aug-17 Specialization and Generalization. Chalk & Talk

11 11/1 17-Aug-17 Revision of Module 1 Chalk & Talk

12 1/2 18-Aug-17 Module 2 Chalk & Talk

Relational Model:
Relational Model Concepts, Relational
Model Constraints

13 2/2 19-Aug-17 Relational database schemas Chalk & Talk

14 3/2 22-Aug-17 Update Operations Chalk & Talk

15 4/2 23-Aug-17 Transactions, Chalk & Talk

Dealing with Constraint Violations
16 5/2 24-Aug-17 Relational Algebra: Chalk & Talk
Unary and Binary relational operations

17 6/2 24-Aug-17 Additional relational operations Chalk & Talk

(aggregate, grouping, etc.) Examples of
Queries in relational algebra

18 7/2 28-Aug-17 Mapping Conceptual Design into a Chalk & Talk

Logical Design:
Mapping Conceptual Design into a
Logical Design
19 8/2 29-Aug-17 Relational Database Design using ER-to- Chalk & Talk Assignment -
Relational mapping. 2

20 9/2 31-Aug-17 SQL data definition and data types Chalk & Talk

21 10/2 1-Sep-17 Specifying constraints in SQL Chalk & Talk

22 11/2 4-Sep-17 Retrieval queries in SQL Chalk & Talk

23 12/2 4-Sep-17 INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE Projector

statements in SQL , Additional features
of SQL
24 13/2 5-Sep-17 Revision of Module 2 Chalk & Talk

25 1/3 6-Sep-17 Module – 3 Chalk & Talk

SQL : Advances Queries:
More complex SQL retrieval queries

26 2/3 8-Sep-17 More complex SQL retrieval queries Chalk & Talk
(contd)

27 3/3 9-Sep-17 Specifying constraints as assertions and Chalk & Talk

action triggers

28 4/3 11-Sep-17 Views in SQL Chalk & Talk Assignment -

Schema change statements in SQL, 3

29 5/3 11-Sep-17 Database Application Chalk & Talk

Development:
Database Application Development:
 Accessing databases from applications

30 6/3 12-Sep-17 An introduction to JDBC, JDBC classes Chalk & Talk

and interfaces
31 7/3 13-Sep-17 SQLJ Chalk & Talk

32 8/3 15-Sep-17 Stored Procedures Chalk & Talk

33 9/3 22-Sep-17 Case study: The internet Bookshop. Chalk & Talk

34 10/3 23-Sep-17 Internet Applications: Chalk & Talk

The three-Tier application architecture,
35 11/3 23-Sep-17 The presentation layer, The Middle Tier Projector

36 12/3 25-Sep-17 Revision of Module 3 Chalk & Talk

37 ¼ 26-Sep-17 Module – 4 Chalk & Talk

Normalization: Database Design
Theory
Introduction to Normalization using
Functional and Multivalued
Dependencies: Informal design
guidelines for relation schema
38 2/4 28-Sep-17 Informal design guidelines for relation Chalk & Talk
schema
39 ¾ 3-Oct-17 Functional Dependencies Chalk & Talk

40 4/4 4-Oct-17 Normal Forms based on Primary Keys Chalk & Talk Assignment -
4
41 5/4 4-Oct-17 Second and Third Normal Forms Chalk & Talk

42 6/4 6-Oct-17 Boyce-Codd Normal Form, Multivalued Chalk & Talk

Dependency and Fourth Normal Form
43 7/4 7-Oct-17 Join Dependencies and Fifth Normal Chalk & Talk
Form
44 8/4 10-Oct-17 Normalization Algorithms: Chalk & Talk
Inference Rules
45 9/4 11-Oct-17 Equivalence, and Minimal Chalk & Talk
Cover
46 10/4 12-Oct-17 Properties of Relational Decompositions, Chalk & Talk
Algorithms for Relational Database
Schema Design
47 11/4 12-Oct-17 Nulls, Dangling tuples, and alternate Chalk & Talk
Relational Designs

48 12/4 13-Oct-17 Further discussion of Multivalued Projector

dependencies and 4NF, Other
dependencies and Normal Forms
49 13/4 14-Oct-17 Revision of Module 4 Chalk & Talk

50 1/5 17-Oct-17 Module – 5 Chalk & Talk

Transaction Processing:
Introduction to Transaction Processing
51 2/5 23-Oct-17 Transaction and System concepts Chalk & Talk

52 3/5 24-Oct-17 Desirable properties of Transactions, Chalk & Talk

Characterizing schedules based on
recoverability

53 4/5 24-Oct-17 Characterizing schedules based on Chalk & Talk Assignment -

5
 Serializability

54 5/5 25-Oct-17 Transaction support in SQL Chalk & Talk

55 6/5 26-Oct-17 Concurrency Control in Chalk & Talk

Databases:
Two-phase locking techniques for
Concurrency Control
56 7/5 28-Oct-17 Two-phase locking techniques for Chalk & Talk
Concurrency Control (contd)

57 8/5 30-Oct-17 Concurrency control based on Chalk & Talk

Timestamp ordering

58 9/5 31-Oct-17 Multiversion Concurrency control Chalk & Talk

techniques

59 10/5 31-Oct-17 Validation Concurrency control Chalk & Talk

techniques, Granularity of Data items
and Multiple Granularity Locking

60 11/5 2-Nov-17 Introduction to Database Recovery Chalk & Talk

Protocols:
Recovery Concepts

61 12/5 3-Nov-17 NO-UNDO/REDO recovery based on Chalk & Talk

Deferred update, Recovery techniques
based on immediate update

62 13/5 9-Nov-17 Shadow paging, Database backup and Projector

recovery from catastrophic failures

63 14/5 10-Nov-7 Revision of Module 5 Projector

64 13-Nov-17 REVISION Projector

65 13-Nov17 REVISION Projector

66 14-Nov17 REVISION Projector

67 15-Nov17 REVISION Projector

*
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

IAT # Syllabus

IAT-1 Class # 01-34

IAT-2 Class # 25-41
IAT-3 Class # 41-61

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:
 Publication information
Book TypeCode Author & Title
Edition // Publisher ISBN #

Database systems Models,

Languages, Design and Application 7th Edition, Pearson
Text Book TB1 Programming, Ramez Education 978-81-317-9247-6
Elmasri and Shamkant B. Navathe,

Database management systems, 3rd Edition, McGraw-Hill,

Text Book TB2 Ramakrishnan, and Gehrke, 2014. 9780072465631

Silberschatz Korth and

Reference RB1
Sudharshan: Database System 6th Edition, Mc-Graw-
9780071325226
Concepts Hill, 2013

Coronel, Morris, and Rob, Database

Reference RB1
Principles Fundamentals of Design, Cengage Learning 9788177585568
Implementation and Management, 2012.
 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SEMESTER :VB NAME OF THE FACULTY : Poornima HN

BRANCH : ISE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT : 07/08/2017
SUBJECT : Database Management System DATE OF CLOSING : 25/11/2017
SUBJECT CODE : 15CS53 CLASS STRENGTH : 60
NO OF HRS/WK :6 TOTAL HRS : 67

LESSON PLAN

Session (No of Date Topics Planned for the session Teaching Assignments/ Topics
Plan hrs Aids Tests planned covered
planed for the As per
for the chapter plan
chapter
/Unit
No

1 1/1 7-Aug-17 Module 1 Chalk & Talk

Introduction to Databases:
Introduction
2 2/1 8-Aug-17 Characteristics of database approach Chalk & Talk

3 3/1 9-Aug-17 Activity : design a database system Chalk & Talk

4 4/1 10-Aug-17 Advantages of using the DBMS Chalk & Talk

approach
History of database applications
5 5/1 11-Aug-17 Overview of Database Languages Chalk & Talk
and Architectures:
Data Models
Schemas
Instances
6 6/1 12-Aug-17 Three schema architecture Chalk & Talk
data independence
Database languages
Interfaces
7 7/1 14-Aug-17 Conceptual Data Modelling using Chalk & Talk Assignment -1
Entities and Relationships:
Entity types
Entity types
Entity sets
Attributes
Roles
Structural constraints
 Weak entity types
8 8/1 15-Aug-17 ER diagrams Chalk & Talk

9 9/1 16-Aug-17 Examples Chalk & Talk

10 10/1 17-Aug-17 Specialization and Generalization. Chalk & Talk

11 11/1 18-Aug-17 Revision of Module 1 Chalk & Talk

12 1/2 19-Aug-17 Module 2 Chalk & Talk

Relational Model:
Relational Model Concepts, Relational
Model Constraints

13 2/2 21-Aug-17 Relational database schemas Chalk & Talk

14 3/2 22-Aug-17 Update Operations Chalk & Talk

15 4/2 23-Aug-17 Transactions, Chalk & Talk

Dealing with Constraint Violations
16 5/2 24-Aug-17 Relational Algebra: Chalk & Talk
Unary and Binary relational operations

17 6/2 28-Aug-17 Additional relational operations Chalk & Talk

(aggregate, grouping, etc.) Examples of
Queries in relational algebra

18 7/2 29-Aug-17 Mapping Conceptual Design into a Chalk & Talk

Logical Design:
Mapping Conceptual Design into a
Logical Design
19 8/2 30-Aug-17 Relational Database Design using ER-to- Chalk & Talk Assignment -2
Relational mapping.

20 9/2 31-Aug-17 SQL data definition and data types Chalk & Talk

21 10/2 1-Sep-17 Specifying constraints in SQL Chalk & Talk

22 11/2 4-Sep-17 Retrieval queries in SQL Chalk & Talk

23 12/2 5-Sep-17 INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE Projector

statements in SQL , Additional features
of SQL
24 13/2 6-Sep-17 Revision of Module 2 Chalk & Talk

25 1/3 7-Sep-17 Module – 3 Chalk & Talk

SQL : Advances Queries:
More complex SQL retrieval queries

26 2/3 8-Sep-17 More complex SQL retrieval queries Chalk & Talk
(contd)

27 3/3 9-Sep-17 Specifying constraints as assertions and Chalk & Talk

action triggers

28 4/3 11-Sep-17 Views in SQL Chalk & Talk Assignment -3

Schema change statements in SQL,

29 5/3 12-Sep-17 Database Application evelopment: Chalk & Talk

Database Application Development:
 Accessing databases from applications

30 6/3 13-Sep-17 An introduction to JDBC, JDBC classes Chalk & Talk

and interfaces
31 7/3 14-Sep-17 SQLJ Chalk & Talk

32 8/3 15-Sep-17 Stored Procedures Chalk & Talk

33 9/3 22-Sep-17 Case study: The internet Bookshop. Chalk & Talk

34 10/3 23-Sep-17 Internet Applications: Chalk & Talk

The three-Tier application architecture,
35 11/3 25-Sep-17 The presentation layer, The Middle Tier Projector

36 12/3 26-Sep-17 Revision of Module 3 Chalk & Talk

37 ¼ 27-Sep-17 Module – 4 Chalk & Talk

Normalization: Database Design
Theory
Introduction to Normalization using
Functional and Multivalued
Dependencies: Informal design
guidelines for relation schema
38 2/4 28-Sep-17 Informal design guidelines for relation Chalk & Talk
schema
39 ¾ 3-Oct-17 Functional Dependencies Chalk & Talk

40 4/4 4-Oct-17 Normal Forms based on Primary Keys Chalk & Talk Assignment -4

41 5/4 6-Oct-17 Second and Third Normal Forms Chalk & Talk

42 6/4 7-Oct-17 Boyce-Codd Normal Form, Multivalued Chalk & Talk

Dependency and Fourth Normal Form
43 7/4 9-Oct-17 Join Dependencies and Fifth Normal Chalk & Talk
Form
44 8/4 10-Oct-17 Normalization Algorithms: Chalk & Talk
Inference Rules
45 9/4 11-Oct-17 Equivalence, and Minimal Chalk & Talk
Cover
46 10/4 12-Oct-17 Properties of Relational Decompositions, Chalk & Talk
Algorithms for Relational Database
Schema Design
47 11/4 13-Oct-17 Nulls, Dangling tuples, and alternate Chalk & Talk
Relational Designs

48 12/4 14-Oct-17 Further discussion of Multivalued Projector

dependencies and 4NF, Other
dependencies and Normal Forms
49 13/4 16-Oct-17 Revision of Module 4 Chalk & Talk

50 1/5 17-Oct-17 Module – 5 Chalk & Talk

Transaction Processing:
Introduction to Transaction Processing
51 2/5 23-Oct-17 Transaction and System concepts Chalk & Talk

52 3/5 24-Oct-17 Desirable properties of Transactions, Chalk & Talk

Characterizing schedules based on
recoverability
 53 4/5 25-Oct-17 Characterizing schedules based on Chalk & Talk Assignment -5
Serializability

54 5/5 26-Oct-17 Transaction support in SQL Chalk & Talk

55 6/5 27-Oct-17 Concurrency Control in Databases: Chalk & Talk

Two-phase locking techniques for
Concurrency Control
56 7/5 28-Oct-17 Two-phase locking techniques for Chalk & Talk
Concurrency Control (contd)

57 8/5 30-Oct-17 Concurrency control based on Chalk & Talk

Timestamp ordering

58 9/5 31-Oct-17 Multiversion Concurrency control Chalk & Talk

techniques

59 10/5 2-Nov-17 Validation Concurrency control Chalk & Talk

techniques, Granularity of Data items
and Multiple Granularity Locking

60 11/5 3-Nov-17 Introduction to Database Recovery Chalk & Talk

Protocols:
Recovery Concepts

61 12/5 4-Nov-17 NO-UNDO/REDO recovery based on Chalk & Talk

Deferred update, Recovery techniques
based on immediate update

62 13/5 9-Nov-17 Shadow paging, Database backup and Projector

recovery from catastrophic failures

63 14/5 10-Nov-17 Revision of Module 5 Projector

64 13-Nov-17 REVISION Projector

65 14-Nov-17 REVISION Projector

66 15-Nov-17 REVISION Projector

67 16-Nov-17 REVISION Projector

*
Syllabus for Internal Assessment Tests (IAT)

IAT # Syllabus

IAT-1 Class # 01-34

IAT-2 Class # 25-41
IAT-3 Class # 41-61

*: See calendar of events for the schedules of IATs.

Literature:
 Publication information
Book TypeCode Author & Title
Edition // Publisher ISBN #

Database systems Models,

Languages, Design and Application 7th Edition, Pearson
Text Book TB1 Programming, Ramez Education 978-81-317-9247-6
Elmasri and Shamkant B. Navathe,

Database management systems, 3rd Edition, McGraw-Hill,

Text Book TB2 Ramakrishnan, and Gehrke, 2014. 9780072465631

Silberschatz Korth and

Reference RB1
Sudharshan: Database System 6th Edition, Mc-Graw-
9780071325226
Concepts Hill, 2013

Coronel, Morris, and Rob, Database

Reference RB1
Principles Fundamentals of Design, Cengage Learning 9788177585568
Implementation and Management, 2012.