ASSAM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY

Guwahati

Course Structure and Syllabus

APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION (AEI)

Semester IV / AEI / B.TECH

Sl. Subject code Subject Hrs/week Credit

no.
L T P C

Theory

MA131401 Numerical Methods and

1 3 2 0 4
Computation

AI131402 Electrical and Electronic

2 3 2 0 4
Measurements

3 AI131403 Transducers and Sensors 3 0 0 3

AI131404 Introduction to Signals and

4 3 0 0 3
Systems

5 HS131406 Economics and Accountancy 4 0 0 4

CS131407 Object Oriented Programming

6 3 0 0 3
and Data structure

Practical

MA131411 Numerical Methods and

7 0 0 2 1
Computation Lab

AI131412 Electrical and Electronic

8 0 0 2 1
Measurements Lab

9 AI131413 Transducers and Sensors Lab 0 0 2 1

CS131417 Object Oriented Programming

10 0 0 2 1
and Data structure Lab

TOTAL 19 4 8 25

Total Contact Hours : 31

Total Credits : 25
Course Title: NUMERICAL METHODS AND COMPUTATION
Course Code: MA131401
Class Hours/week 4
L-T-::C 3-2 = 4 Expected weeks 12
Total hrs. of 36+12
classes =48

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

1 Approximation in Truncation and rounding errors, fixed and 4

numerical computation floating point arithmetic, Propagation of
errors.
2 Interpolation Newton forward/backward interpolation, 12
Lagrange’s and Newton’s divided
difference Interpolation

3 Numerical Integration Trapezoidal rule, Simpson’s 1/3 rule, 8

Simpson’s 3/8 rule. Expression for
corresponding error terms.

4 Numerical solution of Gauss elimination method, matrix 7

linear equations inversion, LU factorization method,
Gauss-Seidel iterative method.

5 Numerical solution of Bisection method, Regula-Falsi method, 7

Algebraic and Newton-Raphson method.
transcendental
equation
6 Numerical solution of Euler’s method, Runge-Kutta methods, 10
Ordinary differential Predictor-Corrector methods and Finite
equation Difference method.

TOTAL 48

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Numerical Methods, SukhenduDey, Shishir Gupta, McGraw Hill Education (India) private
Limited
2. Numerical Algorithms. E. V. Krishnamurthy, S. K. Sen. Affilated East-West Press
3. Computer Programming & Numerical Analysis by N Dutta, University Press.
4. Numerical Methods. E. Balagurusamy, Tata McGraw - Hill Education (1999)
5. Numerical & Statistical Methods With Programming in c by SujathaSinha
6. Numerical Methods In Eng. & Science, Dr. B. S. Grewal, Khpub publication
7. Numerical Methods for Scientific and Engineering Computation by R. K. Iyengar,
New Age International
8. Numerical Mathematical Analysis by J. B. Scarborough, Oxford
Course Title: ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS
Course Code: AI131402 Class Hours/week 4
L-T-::C 3-2= 4 Expected weeks 12
Total hrs. of 36+12
classes =48

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

1 Basics of Electrical Brief review of PMMC, MI and rectifier 4

instruments type instruments (Questions not to be
asked in examination); CT and PT-
Theory, operation, application and error.

2 Measurement of Measurement of Resistance-medium 8

Resistance, Inductance, resistance using wheatstone bridge,
Capacitance and ammeter-voltmeter method, ohmmeter-
Frequency series and shunt type; Measurement of
low resistance- Kelvin double bridge;
high resistance measurement- insulation
measurement, Megger, loss of charge
method; A.C bridge- principle, Maxwell,
Schering, Anderson, Wien Bridges.

3 Measurement of DC and AC potentiometers-Principle and 7

Potential standardisation, Laboratory type
(Crompton’s), AC potentiometer-
Drysdale (polar type) and Gall-Tinslay
(Co-ordinate type)-brief description of
principle and operation-Applications and
limitations of DC and AC
potentiometers.

4 Measurement of Power, Electrodynamometer type wattmeter- 10

power factor, frequency principle and application, measurement
and Energy of single phase and three phase power;
measurement of power factor;
measurement of frequency-electrical
resonance type, mechanical resonance
type, Weston type; measurement of
Energy using induction type energy
meter

5 Digital Indicating Digital Voltmeter (DVM)-Dual slope 10

instruments integrating type DVM, Integrating type
DVM; Concept of A/D and D/A
converter, types of DVM, Resolution
and sensitivity of DVM; Digital
multimeter-description of block diagram;
digital frequency meter-basic circuit and
 operation; Digital Tachometer- basic
block diagram and operation; Digital
phase meter-block diagram and
operation; digital capacitance meter-
block diagram and operation; IEEE-488
bus.

6 Digital display devices CRO: Basic principle of CRT, waveform 9

and Recorders display, dual trace oscilloscope,
measurement of voltage, current, phase
and frequency, Oscilloscope probe,
sampling oscilloscope, DSO; AF sine
wave generator-block diagram and
operation; Function generator-block
diagram and operation; square and pulse
generator (laboratory type)-block
diagram and operation; basics of strip
chart recorder and X-Y recorder.

TOTAL 48

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:

1. Elecrical and electronic measurements and instrumentation-A.K. Swahney-Dhanpat

Rai & Co.
2. A Course in Electronic and Electrical Measurements and Instrumentation-J B Gupta
S.K. Kataria & Sons, Delhi.
3. Electronic measurement and Instrumentation- David A Bell-Prentice Hall of India
4. Electrical Measurement by reddy
5. Electronic Instrumentation- H S Kalsi-Tata McGraw Hill
6. Industrial Instrumentation & control- S K Singh- Tata McGraw Hill
7. Digital Electronics- Jain- Tata McGraw Hill
Course Title: TRANSDUCERS AND SENSORS Class Hours/week 3
Course Code: AI131403 Expected weeks 12
L-T::C 3-0 = 3 Total hrs. of 36
classes

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

Introduction Basic definition and classifications of

1 transducers. Primary sensing element. 2

Resistive Resistance potentiometers, RTD,

2 Transducers thermistors, strain-gauge and anemometers. 6

Inductive Types of inductive transducers. Principles of

Transducers operation. LVDT, phase sensitive detectors,
3 reluctance type transducers- push-pull 7
arrangement and reduction of non-linearity.
Eddy current type transducers.
Capacitive Air gap and dielectric type. Capacitance
4 Transducers bridge. Capacitive microphone. Electrets. 3

Elastic Spring, bellows, diaphragm and Bourdon

5 Transducers tube. Combination of elastic and electric 4
transducers.
Thermo-couples Characteristics of thermo-couples.
6 Installation and compensation. 2

Piezo-electric Principle of operation. Equivalent Circuit

7 Transducers and frequency response. 2

Smart sensors Introduction, converters, recent trends in

8 sensor technology – film sensors, nano 3
sensors.

Miscellaneous Photo Transducers - LDR, Photo-diode,

Transducers photo-transistor and IR detectors. Tacho-
generator, G-M counter and other radiation
9 detectors. Principle of operation and 7
description of magnetostrictive transducers.

36
TOTAL

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:

1. Measurement System, Application and Design: E. O. Doebelin. Tata-McGraw-Hill.

2. Transducers and Instrumentation: D. V. S. Murthy. Prentice Hall of Indial
3. Sensors and Transducers: D. Patranobis. A. H. Wheeler.
4. Instrumentation, Measurement and Feedback: B. E. Jones. Tata-McGraw-Hill
Course Title: INTRODUCTION TO SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS
Course Code: AI131404 Class Hours/week 3
L-T= :: C 3-0 = 3 Expected weeks 12
Total hrs. of 36
classes

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

1 Introduction to Definition and Classification of different 3

signals and systems “signal”: continuous and discrete type,
power and energy, aperiodic and periodic,
linear and nonlinear. Standard test signals:
unit step, ramp, impulse, parabolic,
exponential, sinusoidal. Classification of
discrete and continuous systems. Need for
signal processing.

2 Linear Time- Continuous-time LTI systems, concept of 5

invariant Systems convolution integral. Discrete time LTI
systems, the convolution sum. Properties of
LTI systems.

3 Fourier Analysis of Fourier series analysis of signals. 9

signals Representation of periodic signals in
exponential and trigonometric form. The
Fourier transforms: continuous time and
discrete time. Properties of Fourier
Transform. Representation of aperiodic
signals by Fourier transforms.

4 The Lapalce Definition of Laplace transform of 4

Transform continuous time signal. Properties. Initial
value and final value theorem. Inversion of
Laplace’s transforms. Application of
transforms in LTI systems.

5 The Z-transform Definition of Z-transform of discrete time 5

signals. Region of convergence (ROC):
definition and properties. Inversion methods
of Z-transforms: Residue theorem, power
series expansion method and partial fraction
method.

6 Sampling The sampling theorem. Reconstruction of 3

signals from its samples. Aliasing effect.
Spectrum of sampled signal.
 7 Random signals Basics of Probability theory. Random 7
variables. Distribution and density
functions- The Gaussian and uniform
distribution. Determination of standard
statistical parameters (mean, mean square,
median, standard deviation and variance).
Stochastic processes - stationary and ergodic
processes. Spectral density and correlation
functions.

TOTAL 36

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:

1. S Haykin and B.V.Been, “Signals and Systems”, John Wiley

2. A Nagoorkani,”Signals and Systems”, McGraw Hill
3. P. Ramesh Babu and R. Anandanatarajan,”Signals and Systems”, Scitech
Publications.
4. S Ghosh,”Signals and Systems”, Pearson Education
5. A.V. Oppenheim, A.S. Willskey and S.H. Nawab,” Signal & System”, Pearson
Education.
6. Sanjay Sharma,“Signal & Systems (with Matlab Programming)”, S. K. Kataria &
Sons.
Course Title : ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTANCY Class Hours/week 4
Course Code: HS131406 Expected weeks 12
Total hrs. of 48
L-T ::C 4-0 = 4 classes

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

1 Introduction to i) Nature and Scope of Economics 4

Economics ii) Concepts of micro and macro
economics, economic good and free
good.

2 Demand and Supply i) Law of Demand and determinants of

Analysis demand.
ii) Categories and Types of Elasticity
of Demand- price elasticity, income 8
elasticity, cross elasticity.
iii) The determinants of elasticity,
Demand elasticity and Revenue.
iv)Law of Supply and Elasticity of
Supply.
3 The Theory of i) Iso-quant and Iso-cost line. 8
Production and Cost ii) Law of Return to Scale and Law of
Variable Proportion
iii) Types of Cost – total, average and
marginal cost, fixed cost & variable
cost, long run and short run cost,
private & social cost, economist’s cost
& accountant’s cost , opportunity cost .
4 Market i) Features of perfect competition and
monopoly. 5
ii)Price-Output determination under--
perfect competition, simple problems
of perfect competition.
5 Concepts of Accountancy Various concepts like Journal, ledger 8
and preparation of trial balance.
6 Preparation of Final Trading Account, Profit and Loss
Account account, Balance Sheet. 8
7 Depreciation Depreciation Policy, Causes of 4
Depreciation, straight line method
8 Cash Book Single, Double and Triple
Column. 3

TOTAL 48

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Managerial Economics by Yogesh Maheswary, PHI Learning
2. Mankiw Gregory N.(2002), Principles of Economics, Thompson Asia
3. Misra, S.K. and Puri (2009), Indian Economy, Himalaya
4. Engineering Economics by Dr. Afajuddin Ahmed, G Begum, Chandra Prakash
5. Book Keeping and Accountancy, K.R. Das, Lawyer’s Books Stall
Course Title: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURE
Course Code: CS131407 Class Hours/week 3
L-T-::C 3-0=3 Expected weeks 12
Total hrs. of 36
classes

MODULE TOPIC COURSE CONTENT HOURS

1 Introduction Introduction To Oops, Difference 2

between OOP and procedure oriented
programming, Basic concept of OOPS,
features of oops, and application of
OOPS.

2 Array, Structure and 1-D array, 2-D array, Concept of 4

pointer structure, pointer and types of pointer.

3 Class and Object Introduction to object and class, class 4

concept syntax, defining member function,
Access specifiers (Public, Private,
Protected), nesting member function,
Private member function, Inline
function, static data member, static
member function, array of class, array
within the objects, object pointer, this
pointer, friend function and friend class.

4 Constructors and Introduction to constructors and 3

Destructors destructors and their properties, types of
constructors, example of parameterized
constructors, example of multiple
constructors, example of copy
constructors, example of destructor.

5 Inheritance Define derived and base class, Types of 4

Inheritance; Base and Derived classes,
Syntax of derived classes, access to the
base class; virtual function, virtual Base
classes, Constructors and Destructors in
Inheritance, abstract class.

6 Polymorphism Compile time(Early/Static binding)- 4

Overloading functions and operators,
Overloading new and delete operators;
Run time polymorphism(Late/Dynamic
Binding) – Pure Virtual functions,
Virtual Destructors, Review of Virtual
base classes,

7 Working with File File handling 3

8 Complexity Analysis Time and Space analysis of Algorithms 1

– Order Notations.
 9 Sorting of Array Bubble, selection, insertion, quick and 3
merge sort technique.

10 Searching Linear and binary search technique. 1

11 Linked List Operation on singly and doubly. 3

12 Stack Push operation, pop operation, 4

conversion from infix to postfix,
conversion from infix to prefix, evaluate
postfix expression.

TOTAL 36

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:
1. Introduction to Object oriented programming and C++ by Yaswant Kanetkar (B.P.B
Publication)
2. Object Oriented Programming with C++ by Balaguruswamy (Tata Mcgraw Hill)
3. Data Structure by Lipschutz (PHI publication)
4. Data Structure through C++ by Yaswant Kanetkar
 PRACTICALS

NUMERICAL METHODS AND COMPUTATION LAB

SUBJECT NUMERICAL METHODS AND COMPUTATION LAB

CODE MA131411
L-T-P-C 0-0-2-1
CLASS HOUR 3hrs/week
TOTAL NO. OF CLASS 5 (APPROX)
EXPECTED NO. OF 5 (APPROX)
WEEKS

EXPERIMENT TITLE OF THE EXPERIMENT HOURS

NO.

1 Write a C program to solve algebraic equations by using 3

Method of Bisection.

2 Write a C program to solve algebraic equations by using 3

Method of False position.

3 Write a C program to solve algebraic equations by using 3

Newton Raphson Method.

4 Write a C program to solve linear system of equations by 3

using Gauss Jordan Method.

5 Write a C program to solve linear system of equations by 3

using Gauss Seidal Method.

TOTAL 15
Course Title: ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS LAB
Course Code: AI131412
L-T-P:: C 0-0-2:: 1

EXPERIMENT TITLE OF THE EXPERIMENT HOURS

NO.

Measurement of medium resistance using Wheatstone

1 bridge method 3

Measurement of low resistance using Kelvin bridge

2 method 3

Measurement of unknown Capacitance

i) De Sauty’s bridge method and
3 3
ii) Schearing bridge method

Measurement of unknown inductance with the help of

4 Anderson’s bridge 3

5 Testing of an Energy meter 3

Measurement of earth resistance using digital earth tester
6 3
Measurement of Power factor for different types of loads
7 3
Measurement of Phase and Frequency using Lissajous
8 Pattern in an Oscilloscope 3

TOTAL
24
Course Title: TRANSDUCERS AND SENSORS LAB
Course Code: AI131413
L-T-P:: C 0-0-2::1

EXPERIMENT TITLE OF THE EXPERIMENT HOURS

NO.

1 To study the characteristics of LVDT 3

2 Measurement of temperature using RTD 3

To study the characteristics of thermistor and to calculate

3 the material constant, negative thermal coefficients of 3
resistance and the time constant
To study the characteristics of thermocouple
4 3
To study the characteristics of strain gauge and to find the
Young’s modulus
5 3

Measurement of Angular displacement using Light

activated Transducer
6 3

To study the characteristic of operational amplifier and its

use as instrumentation amplifier
7 3

TOTAL 21
Course Title: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURE
LAB
Course Code: CS131417
L-T-P::C 0-0-2::1

EXPERIMENT TITLE OF THE EXPERIMENT HOURS

NO.

1 (a) Write a program to read and display the contents of 3

an array and find the maximum and minimum from the
array.
(b) Design a structure “STUDENT “ having the
following elements “Roll”, ”Name”, ”Sem”. Write
different functions to read and display the structure
elements.
(c) Write a program to read and display records of 5
students using array of structure.
(d) Write a program to read and display the content of
an array in reverse order using pointer.
(e) Design a structure “Book” having the following
elements “Bookid”, “Name”, “Price”. Write a menu base
program to do the following operations.
1. Read the records
2. Display the records
3. Find the book with highest price
4. Compare the price of two books using a function
which accept two structure variables as argument.
(f) Write a program to swap the content of two structure
using structure pointer.
(g) Write a program to perform the addition and
multiplication of two matrices.
(h)Write a program to display the Pascal triangle

2 (a) Design a class “STUDENT “ having the following 3

data members “Roll”, ”Name”, ”Sem”. Write different
member functions
1.Read the details of a student
2. Display the details
(b) Design a class to read three integers. Write different
member functions to
1. Find the sum of two numbers and display the
result
2. Find the maximum of three numbers
(c) Write a program to read and display the records of 5
employees using array of objects.
(d) Write a program to count the no of objects created of a
particular class. [Use static data member and static member
function]
 (e) Write a program to perform the following operations
A B
3 4 5+ 7 + 8 =11 =

Where A and B are the objects of two different class. [Use

friend function].

(f) Write a program to perform the following operations

A B
3 4 + 5 + 7 = 8 = 11

Using a function which accept two objects as parameters.

(g) Design a class to read the details of employees. Use
object pointer to display the details of the employee.

3. (a) Write a program to evaluate the following series 3

X= 22/2! +32/3!+ 42/4! +------- n2/n!
Use constructor to initialize the value of X to 0.
(b) Design a class having two integers as private data
member. Use different constructors to initialize the data
members.
(c) Write a program to copy the content the one object
into other using copy constructor.
(d) Design a menu based program to implement banking
system. Use constructor and destructor.

4. (a) Define a class “STUDENT” having the following data 3

members “Roll”,”name”, “branch” . Define functions to read
the data members. Define another class “EXAM” having
data members marks [3], percent and also inherited the
properties of class “STUDENT”, Define member function to
read the data members and display the values.
(b)Create a base class Shapes, Use this class to store two
float type values that will be used to calculate the area of
figures. Derive two classes called Rectangle and Circle. Add
to the base class a member function init() to initialize the
data members to 0, and member function read() to read the
values . Redefine the read function in derived classes. Use
different functions in derive class to display the area.

5. (a) Design a class having two integers as private data 3

member. Overload binary + operator two add two objects.
(b) Design a class having a float variable as a private data
member. Overload > operator to compare two objects.
(c) Define a class having a float data member age. Define
a function which accept an object pointer as argument,
Compare the age of both the objects i.e the object calling the
function and the object passed as argument, and return the
object having maximum age. [Use this pointer]
(d) Write a program to demonstrate the use of Virtual Base
class.
(e) Create a base class Book, Use this class to store book
id, name and price. Derive two classes called Reference and
 Journal. Add to the base class a member function read () to
read the values. Make the read ( ) function virtual and
redefine this function in derived class. Use different
functions in derive class to display the values. [Use base
class and derive class pointer to call the member function].

6 (a) Write a program to insert an element in a particular 3

position in an array.
(b) Write a program to delete an element from a particular
position from an array and delete a particular element.
(c) Write a program to perform bubble sort in an array.
(d) Write a program to perform selection sort in an array.
(e) Write a program to perform insertion sort in an array.
(f) Write a program to search a particular element from an
array. (use linear and binary search technique)

7 (a) Write a program to implement the following for a 3

singly, doubly linked list
(i) create a list
(ii) insert a node at the beginning
(iii) insert a node at the end
(iv) insert a node at any specified position
(v) display the list
(vi) delete a node from the beginning
(vii) delete a node from the end
(viii) delete a node from a specified position
(ix) searching a node
(x) delete a node with a key value.

8 (a) Write a program to push and pop an element from a 3

stack.
(b) Write a program to convert an infix expression to
postfix and prefix.
(c) Write a program to evaluate a postfix expression

TOTAL 24

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