Courses

This course provides students with an entry-level foundation in computer programming. The goals of the course are to develop the programming ability in students, and to improve their proficiency in applying the computing fundamentals to their field of study. Topics include overview of high-level languages, introduction to C/C++ Library, basic data types, function definitions and declarations, conditional and iteration statement, array and string manipulation, recursive programming, introduction to searching and sorting and introduction to structures and pointers. In summary, the basic aim is to teach the student to program in C/C++ at a level where they are able to eventually write programs to help solve their everyday engineering, science and technology related problems.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

This course provides students with an entry-level foundation in computer programming. The goals of the course are to develop the programming ability in students, and to improve their proficiency in applying the computing fundamentals to their field of study. Topics include overview of high-level languages, introduction to C/C++ Library, basic data types, function definitions and declarations, conditional and iteration statement, array and string manipulation, recursive programming, introduction to searching and sorting and introduction to structures and pointers. In summary, the basic aim is to teach the student to program in C/C++ at a level where they are able to eventually write programs to help solve their everyday engineering, science and technology related problems.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

This course provides students with an entry-level foundation in computer programming. The goals of the course are to develop the programming ability in students, and to improve their proficiency in applying the computing fundamentals to their field of study. Topics include overview of high-level languages, introduction to C/C++ Library, basic data types, function definitions and declarations, conditional and iteration statement, array and string manipulation, recursive programming, introduction to searching and sorting and introduction to structures and pointers. In summary, the basic aim is to teach the student to program in C/C++ at a level where they are able to eventually write programs to help solve their everyday engineering, science and technology related problems.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

IC 102, sometimes referred as 'Da-In' or simply 'IC', is a relatively new addition to the core curriculum of all UG students.The pre-midsem portion of this course is the easiest and is mostly a repetition of School/JEE stuff like graphical representation of data, probability and introduction to random variables. Post midsem content is substantially harder and requires a good bit of thinking. You will encounter various kinds of distributions - normal, poisson, binomial, chi-square, t- and F- among others. Be sure not to get intimidated by these. The culmination of this all is the topic of Hypothesis Testing, something that requires you to put a decent bit of effort into.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

To train students in the actual process of experimentation & measurement along with a clear idea of the
concepts involved. Understanding of the hypothesis, Critical to figure out what needs to be measured, Understanding the sensing principle behind the measurement of a quantity, Installing sensor at an appropriate location, Processing data from installed sensor, Making sense out data. The course includes sessions on:

• Introduction to Experimentation & Measurement
• Signal Sampling and Reconstruction
• Taking Stock...
• Introduction to Microcontrollers
• Filtering & Sensor Noise Suppression Using Digital Low-Pass Filters
• Accuracy, Precision, Calibration
• Validating a Hypothesis

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

This course provides students with an entry-level foundation in computer programming. The goals of the course are to develop the programming ability in students, and to improve their proficiency in applying the computing fundamentals to their field of study. Topics include overview of high-level languages, introduction to C/C++ Library, basic data types, function definitions and declarations, conditional and iteration statement, array and string manipulation, recursive programming, introduction to searching and sorting and introduction to structures and pointers. In summary, the basic aim is to teach the student to program in C/C++ at a level where they are able to eventually write programs to help solve their everyday engineering, science and technology related problems.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.

Information systems provide us the organizational ability to Capture, validate, store, retrieve, analyze, consolidate, report, and disseminate information Accuracy, timeliness and reach Building information systems needs Conceptualization, planning, analysis, design, development.

Following video lectures are available for download under this courseware.