Anna University IT Engineering - Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers

Anna University IT - Information Technology Engineering Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Importants questions answers 1st Semister Communicative English HS8151 - (Click Here) Engineering Mathematics I MA8151 - (Click Here) Engineering Physics PH8151 - (Click Here) Engineering Chemistry CY8151 - (Click Here) Problem Solving and Python Programming GE8151 - (Click Here) Engineering Graphics GE8152 - (Click Here) 2nd Semister Technical English HS8251 - (Click Here) Engineering Mathematics II MA8251 - (Click Here) Physics for Information Science PH8252 - (Click Here) Basic Electrical and Electronics and Measurement Engineering BE8255 - (Click Here) Information Technology Essentials IT8201 - (Click Here) Programming in C CS8251 - (Click Here) 3rd Semister Transforms and Partial Differential Equations MA6351 - (Click Here) Programming and Data Structure II CS6301 - (Click Here) Database Management Systems CS6302 - (Click Here) Computer Architecture CS6303 - (Click Here) Analog and Digital Communication CS6304 - (Click Here) Environmental Science and Engineering GE6351 - (Click Here) 4th Semister Probability and Queueing Theory MA6453 - (Click Here) Microprocessors and Microcontrollers EE6502 EC6504 - (Click Here) Design and Analysis of Algorithms CS6402 - (Click Here) Operating Systems CS6401 - (Click Here) Software Engineering CS6403 - (Click Here) 5th Semister Computer Networks CS6551 - (Click Here)

Graphics and Multimedia IT6501 - (Click Here) Object Oriented Analysis and Design CS6502 - (Click Here) Digital Signal Processing IT6502 - (Click Here) Web Programming IT6503 - (Click Here) 6th Semister Distributed Systems CS6601 - (Click Here) Mobile Computing IT6601 - (Click Here) Artificial Intelligence CS6659 - (Click Here) Compiler Design CS6660 - (Click Here) Software Architectures IT6602 - (Click Here) Total Quality Management GE6757 - (Click Here) 7th Semister Information Management IT6701 - (Click Here) Cryptography and Network Security CS6701 - (Click Here) Data Ware Housing and Data Mining IT6702 - (Click Here) Grid and Cloud Computing CS6703 - (Click Here) Software Testing IT6004 - (Click Here) 8th Semister Service Oriented Architecture IT6801 - (Click Here) Professional Ethics in Engineering GE6075 - (Click Here) Theory of Computation CS6503 - (Click Here)

Subject : Communicative English UNIT I 1.

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Listening to Informal Conversations and Participating - Answer (click here) Speaking In Conversation - Answer (click here) Developing Analytical Thinking - Answer (click here) Effective use of SMS - Answer (click here) Use of Emoticons in Email - Answer (click here) Regular & Irregular Verbs - Answer (click here) Active Voice & Passive Voice - Answer (click here) Homonymns & Homophones - Answer (click here)

UNIT II

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Conversation Practice - Answer (click here) Writing a Book Review - Answer (click here) Reading - Answer (click here) Writing Summary - Answer (click here) Personal Letters - Answer (click here) Modal Verbs - Answer (click here) Phrasal Verbs - Answer (click here)

UNIT III 1.

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Listening to Conversation - Answer (click here) Conversation with Stress, Intonation & Pronunciation - Answer (click here) Critical reading - Answer (click here) Minutes of meeting - Answer (click here) Writing Technical articles - Answer (click here) Conditional clauses - Answer (click here) Cause and effect expression - Answer (click here) Same word as noun and verb - Answer (click here) Homonys & Homophones Practice - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV 1.

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Telephone Conversations - Answer (click here) Applying for a Job - Cover Letter & Resume Preparation - Answer (click here)

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Numerical Expressions - Answer (click here) Connectives (Discourse Markers) - Answer (click here) Idioms and their Meanings - Using Idioms in Sentences - Answer (click here)

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Different forms of resumes - Answer (click here) Filling up a resume and cover letter - Answer (click here)

UNIT V 1.

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Strategies for Improving Discussion Skills - Answer (click here) Note Making - Answer (click here) Intensive Reading and Extensive Reading - Answer (click here) Check Lists - Yes/No Question Form - Answer (click here) Report Writing - Answer (click here) Report of Meeting - Answer (click here) Use of Clauses - Answer (click here) Vocabulary- Collocation - Answer (click here)

Subject : Engineering Mathematics I UNIT I DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS 1.

Differential Calculus - Answer (click here)

UNIT II FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES 1.

Functions of several Variables - Answer (click here)

UNIT III INTEGRAL CALCULUS 1.

Differential Calculus - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV MULTIPLE INTEGRALS 1.

Multiple Integrals - Answer (click here)

UNIT V DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 1.

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Ordinary Differential Equations - Answer (click here) Partial Differential Equations - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Partial Differential Equations Answer (click here)

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Formation of Partial Differential Equations - Answer (click here) Solution of a Partial Differential Equation - Answer (click here) Lagrange’s Linear Equation - Answer (click here) Partial Differential Equations of Higher Order With Constant Coefficients - Answer (click here) Non Homogeneous Linear Equations - Answer (click here) Applications of Partial Differential Equations - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Applications of Partial Differential Equations - Answer (click here) Solution of the wave equation - Answer (click here) Solution of the heat equation - Answer (click here) Solution of Laplace’s equation (Two dimensional heat equation) - Answer (click here)

Subject : Engineering Physics UNIT I PROPERTIES OF MATTER

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Types of Stress and Strain - Answer (click here) Hooke's Law - Answer (click here) Types of Moduli of Elasticity - Answer (click here) Factors affecting Elasticity - Answer (click here) Bending of Beams - Answer (click here) Modes of Heat Transer - Answer (click here) Lee's Disc Method for Bad Conductors - Answer (click here) Radial flow of heat - Answer (click here)

UNIT II WAVES AND FIBER OPTICS 1.

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Characteristics of Laser - Answer (click here) Principle of Spontaneous and Stimulated emission - Einstein’s Quantum theory of radiation - Answer (click here) Principle of Laser action and Methods of pumping action - Answer (click here)

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Nd: YAG laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here) CO2 Molecular gas laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here)

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Solid State diode lasers - Answer (click here) Semiconductor Diode laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here)

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Hetro Junction Laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here) Fiber Optics and Fiber Construction - Answer (click here) Types of Optical Fibers - Answer (click here) Difference between Step Index fiber and Graded Index fiber - Answer (click here)

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The Fiber Optic Communication System: Principle, Working, and Advantages - Answer (click here) Double Crucible Method - Answer (click here) Types of Fiber Optic Sensors - Answer (click here) Temperature Fiber Optic Sensor: Principle, Description and Working Answer (click here)

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Displacement Fiber Optic Sensor (Extrinsic Sensor): Principle, Description and Working - Answer (click here) Medical Endoscope - Fiber Optic: Construction and working - Answer (click here)

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Losses in Optical Fibers - Answer (click here)

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Principle of operation of a Photo Detector - Answer (click here) PIN Photo Diode - Answer (click here) Light Emitting Diodes: Principle, Construction, Working, Advantages and Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Photonics and fibre Optics Answer (click here)

UNIT III THERMAL PHYSICS 1.

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Types of Stress and Strain - Answer (click here) Hooke's Law - Answer (click here) Types of Moduli of Elasticity - Answer (click here) Factors affecting Elasticity - Answer (click here) Bending of Beams - Answer (click here) Modes of Heat Transer - Answer (click here) Lee's Disc Method for Bad Conductors - Answer (click here) Radial flow of heat - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV QUANTUM PHYSICS 1.

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Quantum Physics - Answer (click here) Important Short Question and Answers: Quantum Physics - Answer (click here)

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Black Body Radiation - Answer (click here) Planck's Hypothesis - Answer (click here) Theory Compton Effect - Answer (click here) Experimental Verification of Compton Effect - Answer (click here) Dual Nature of Radiation (Light) And Matter (Particles) - Matter Waves - Answer (click here) Schroedinger wave equation - Answer (click here) Electron microscope - Principle, Construction, Working, Advantages and Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Scanning electron microscope - Principle, Construction, Working, Advantages and Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Transmission Electron microscope - Principle, Construction, Working, Advantages and Disadvantages - Answer (click here)

UNIT V CRYSTAL PHYSICS 1.

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Crystalllography - Answer (click here) Lattice Parameters or Unit Cell Parameters - Answer (click here) Bravais Space Lattice - Answer (click here)

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Lattice Planes - Answer (click here) Miller Indices - Procedure for finding and Important Features - Answer (click here)

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Separation between Lattice Planes in a cubic Crystal - Answer (click here) Characteristics of the Unit Cell - Answer (click here) Body centered cubic(BCC) Structure - Answer (click here) Face centered cubic (FCC) Structure - Answer (click here) Hexagonal Closely Packed Structure(HCP) - Answer (click here) Properties of some Crystal Structure - Sodium choride, Diamond cubic Answer (click here)

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Crystal growth - Solidification and Crystallization - Answer (click here) Czochralski technique - Answer (click here) Bridgeman Technique - Answer (click here) Low temperature solution growth : Slow cooling and Slow evaporation method - Answer (click here) Epitaxial growth - Answer (click here)

Subject : Engineering Chemistry UNIT I WATER AND ITS TREATMENT 1.

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Water Technology - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Water Technology - Answer (click here)

UNIT II SURFACE CHEMISTRY AND CATALYSIS UNIT III ALLOYS AND PHASE RULE 1.

Phase Rule and Alloys - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV FUELS AND COMBUSTION 1.

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Fuels and Combustion - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Fuels and Combustion - Answer (click here)

UNIT V ENERGY SOURCES AND STORAGE DEVICES 1.

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Energy Sources - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Energy Sources - Answer (click here)

Subject : Problem Solving and Python

Programming Python 1.

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Python - Answer (click here) Basic Data Types, Control Structures and Functions - Python - Answer (click here)

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Tuples, Lists and Dictionaries - Python - Answer (click here) String Processing and Regular Expressions - Python - Answer (click here) Exception Handling - Python - Answer (click here) Introduction to CGI Programming - Python - Answer (click here) Form Processing and Business Logic - Python - Answer (click here) Cookies - Python - Answer (click here) Database Application Programming Interface (DB-API) - Python Answer (click here)

UNIT I ALGORITHMIC PROBLEM SOLVING UNIT II DATA and EXPRESSIONS and STATEMENTS UNIT III CONTROL FLOW and FUNCTIONS UNIT IV LISTS and TUPLES and DICTIONARIES UNIT V FILES and MODULES and PACKAGES

Subject : Engineering Graphics Engineering Graphics 1.

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Importance of Engineering Graphics - Answer (click here) Plane Curves and Introduction to Orthographic - Answer (click here) Projection of Straight Lines and Planes [First Angle] - Answer (click here) Projection of Solids and Section of Solids - Answer (click here) Development of Surfaces and Isometric Projection - Answer (click here) Free Hand Sketching and Perspective Projection - Answer (click here) Important Keypoints and Notation in Engineering Graphics - Answer (click here)

CONCEPTS AND CONVENTIONS (Not for Examination) 1.

Importance of Engineering Graphics - Answer (click here)

UNIT I PLANE CURVES AND FREEHAND SKETCHING 1.

Plane Curves and Introduction to Orthographic - Answer (click here)

UNIT II PROJECTION OF POINTS and LINES AND PLANE SURFACE 1.

Projection of Straight Lines and Planes [First Angle] - Answer (click here)

UNIT III PROJECTION OF SOLIDS 1.

Projection of Solids and Section of Solids - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV PROJECTION OF SECTIONED SOLIDS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SURFACES 1.

Development of Surfaces and Isometric Projection - Answer (click here)

UNIT V ISOMETRIC AND PERSPECTIVE PROJECTIONS 1.

Free Hand Sketching and Perspective Projection - Answer (click here)

Subject : Technical English UNIT I 1.

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Listening to Informal Conversations and Participating - Answer (click here) Speaking In Conversation - Answer (click here) Developing Analytical Thinking - Answer (click here) Effective use of SMS - Answer (click here) Use of Emoticons in Email - Answer (click here) Regular & Irregular Verbs - Answer (click here) Active Voice & Passive Voice - Answer (click here) Homonymns & Homophones - Answer (click here)

UNIT II 1.

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Conversation Practice - Answer (click here) Writing a Book Review - Answer (click here) Reading - Answer (click here) Writing Summary - Answer (click here) Personal Letters - Answer (click here)

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Modal Verbs - Answer (click here) Phrasal Verbs - Answer (click here)

UNIT III 1.

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Listening to Conversation - Answer (click here) Conversation with Stress, Intonation & Pronunciation - Answer (click here) Critical reading - Answer (click here) Minutes of meeting - Answer (click here) Writing Technical articles - Answer (click here) Conditional clauses - Answer (click here) Cause and effect expression - Answer (click here) Same word as noun and verb - Answer (click here) Homonys & Homophones Practice - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV 1.

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Telephone Conversations - Answer (click here) Applying for a Job - Cover Letter & Resume Preparation - Answer (click here)

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Numerical Expressions - Answer (click here) Connectives (Discourse Markers) - Answer (click here) Idioms and their Meanings - Using Idioms in Sentences - Answer (click here)

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Different forms of resumes - Answer (click here) Filling up a resume and cover letter - Answer (click here)

UNIT V 1.

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Strategies for Improving Discussion Skills - Answer (click here) Note Making - Answer (click here) Intensive Reading and Extensive Reading - Answer (click here) Check Lists - Yes/No Question Form - Answer (click here) Report Writing - Answer (click here) Report of Meeting - Answer (click here) Use of Clauses - Answer (click here) Vocabulary- Collocation - Answer (click here)

Subject : Engineering Mathematics II UNIT I MATRICES

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Matrix - Answer (click here)

UNIT II VECTOR CALCULUS 1.

Vector Calculus - Answer (click here)

UNIT III ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS 1.

Analytic Functions - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV COMPLEX INTEGRATION 1.

Complex Integration - Answer (click here)

UNIT V LAPLACE TRANSFORMS 1.

Laplace Transformation - Answer (click here)

Subject : Physics for Information Science UNIT I ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 1.

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Conducting Materials - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Conducting Materials - Answer (click here)

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Conducting Materials - Answer (click here) Solved Problems: Conducting Materials - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Conducting Materials - Answer (click here)

UNIT II SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS 1.

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Semiconducting Materials - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Semiconducting Materials - Answer (click here)

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Semiconducting Materials - Answer (click here) Solved Problems: Semiconducting Materials - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Semiconducting Materials Answer (click here)

UNIT III MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 1.

Magnetic Materials - Answer (click here)

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Important Questions and Answers: Magnetic Materials - Answer (click here) Super Conducting Materials - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Super Conducting Materials - Answer (click here)

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Dielectric Materials - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Dielectric Materials - Answer (click here)

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Magnetic Materials - Answer (click here) Super Conductors - Answer (click here) Solved Problems: Magnetic and Superconducting Materials - Answer (click here)

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Important Questions and Answers: Magnetic and Superconducting Materials - Answer (click here) Dielectric Materials - Answer (click here) Solved Problems: Dielectric Materials - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Dielectric Materials - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 1.

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Characteristics of Laser - Answer (click here) Principle of Spontaneous and Stimulated emission - Einstein’s Quantum theory of radiation - Answer (click here) Principle of Laser action and Methods of pumping action - Answer (click here)

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Nd: YAG laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here) CO2 Molecular gas laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here)

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Solid State diode lasers - Answer (click here) Semiconductor Diode laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here)

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Hetro Junction Laser: Principle, Construction, Working, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications - Answer (click here) Fiber Optics and Fiber Construction - Answer (click here) Types of Optical Fibers - Answer (click here) Difference between Step Index fiber and Graded Index fiber - Answer (click here)

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The Fiber Optic Communication System: Principle, Working, and Advantages - Answer (click here)

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Double Crucible Method - Answer (click here) Types of Fiber Optic Sensors - Answer (click here) Temperature Fiber Optic Sensor: Principle, Description and Working Answer (click here)

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Displacement Fiber Optic Sensor (Extrinsic Sensor): Principle, Description and Working - Answer (click here) Medical Endoscope - Fiber Optic: Construction and working - Answer (click here)

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Losses in Optical Fibers - Answer (click here) Principle of operation of a Photo Detector - Answer (click here) PIN Photo Diode - Answer (click here) Light Emitting Diodes: Principle, Construction, Working, Advantages and Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Photonics and fibre Optics Answer (click here)

UNIT V NANO DEVICES 1.

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Advanced Engineering Materials Metallic Glasses - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Advanced Engineering Materials Metallic Glasses - Answer (click here) Modern Engineering Materials - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Modern Engineering Materials - Answer (click here)

Subject : Basic Electrical and Electronics and Measurement Engineering UNIT I ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS ANALYSIS 1.

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DC Circuits and Ohm’s Law - Answer (click here) AC Circuits and Kirchhoff’s law - Answer (click here) Steady State Solution of DC Circuits and Problems based on ohm’s law Answer (click here)

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Introduction to AC Circuits - Answer (click here) Star Delta transformation - Answer (click here) Electrical Instruments and Classification of instruments - Answer (click here)

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Damping Torque and Classification of Damping Damping Torque Answer (click here)

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Permanent Magnet Moving Coil Instruments(PMMC) - Answer (click here)

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Operating Principles of Moving Iron Instruments Ammeters and Voltmeters - Answer (click here) Dynamo meter type watt meter - Answer (click here) Single phase Energy meter - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Electric Circuits and Measurements - Answer (click here)

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Electrical Circuits - Answer (click here) Basic Electrical Measurments - Answer (click here)

UNIT II ELECTRICAL MACHINES 1.

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Construction of DC Machines - Answer (click here) Principle of Operation of D.C. Machines - Answer (click here) DC Generator E.M.F Equation - Answer (click here) Types of DC Generator - Answer (click here) DC Generator Characteristics - Answer (click here) Application of DC Generator - Answer (click here) How DC motors work? - Answer (click here) Principles of DC motor Operation - Answer (click here) Classification and Types of DC Motor - Answer (click here) Basic Equations and Applications of DC Motor - Answer (click here) Construction, Principle of Operation of Single Phase Transformer Answer (click here)

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EMF Equation of Transformer - Answer (click here) Transformer on No Load and Load - Answer (click here) Equivalent Circuit of Transformer - Answer (click here) Voltage Regulation of Transformer - Answer (click here) Construction, Principle of Operation and Starting methods of Single phase induction Motor - Answer (click here) Types of Single phase induction Motor - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Basic Electrical Mechanics Answer (click here)

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DC Generator - Answer (click here) DC Motor - Answer (click here)

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Transformer - Answer (click here) Induction motors - Answer (click here)

UNIT III UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICAL POWER 1.

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Merits and Advantages of electric traction - Answer (click here) Requirements of an ideal traction system - Answer (click here) AC and DC Supply Systems in Electric Traction or System of Track Answer (click here)

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Mechanics of train movement - Answer (click here) Traction motors and control - Answer (click here) Electric braking - Answer (click here) Recent trends in electric traction - Answer (click here) Track Equipment and Current Collecting System - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Electric Drives and Traction Answer (click here)

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Illumination: Introduction - Answer (click here) Importance of lighting - Answer (click here) Properties of good lighting scheme - Answer (click here) Laws of illumination - Answer (click here) Classification of light sources or lamps - Answer (click here) High Pressure Mercury Vapour Lamp - Answer (click here) Incandescent lamp - Answer (click here) Gaseous discharge lamps - Answer (click here) Sodium Vapour Lamp - Answer (click here) Fluorescent Lamp - Answer (click here) Lighting Calculations - Answer (click here) Design of lighting system - Answer (click here) Types of Lighting - Answer (click here) Industrial Luminaries - Answer (click here) Road Lighting - Answer (click here) Flood Lights - Answer (click here) Glare Evaluation - Answer (click here) Interior Lighting - Answer (click here) Sports Lighting - Answer (click here) Energy Efficient Lighting : LED and CFL - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Illumination - Answer (click here) Electric Heating Introduction - Answer (click here) Role electric heating for industrial applications - Answer (click here) Requirement of Heating Material - Answer (click here) Advantage of Electric Heating - Answer (click here)

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Mode of Heat Transfer - Answer (click here) Classification of Methods of Electric Heating - Answer (click here) Resistance Heating: Types, Advantages, Application - Answer (click here) Induction heating: Types, Advantages, Application - Answer (click here) Dielectric heating: Advantages, Application - Answer (click here) Electric arc furnaces: Advantages, Application - Answer (click here) Introduction to electric welding - Answer (click here) Types of electric welding - Answer (click here) Resistance welding - Answer (click here) Arc welding - Answer (click here) Welding Generator - A.C Supply - Answer (click here) Welding Transformer - Answer (click here) Laser Beam Welding - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Industrial Heating and Welding - Answer (click here) Solar Radiation and Solar Energy Collectors - Answer (click here) Solar Spectrum - Answer (click here) Solar Constant - Answer (click here) Solar Radiation at the Earth’s Surface - Answer (click here) Solar Radiaion Geometry - Answer (click here) Solar Radiation Data - Answer (click here) Physical Principles of the Conversion of Solar Radiation Into Heat Answer (click here)

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Flat Plate Collectors: Principle, Components, Types - Answer (click here) Transmissivity of the Cover System on Flat Plate Collectors - Answer (click here)

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Overall Loss Coefficient and Heat Transfer Correlations - Answer (click here)

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Flat Plate Collector Efficiency Factor - Answer (click here) Concentrating Collectors - Answer (click here) Concentrating Collectors: Definitions - Answer (click here) Types of Concentrating Collectors - Answer (click here) Thermal Analysis of Concentrating Collectors - Answer (click here) Advantages and Disadvantages of Concentrating Collectors - Answer (click here)

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Cylindrical Parabolic Concentrating Collector - Answer (click here) Performance Analysis of Cylindrical Parabolic Concentrating Collector Answer (click here)

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A Grid Tie Inverter for Solar PV System - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Solar Radiation and Solar Energy Collectors - Answer (click here)

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Wind Energy - Answer (click here) Basic Principles of Wind Energy Conversion - Answer (click here) Wind Energy Conversion - Answer (click here) Site Selection Consideration For WECS(Wind Energy Conversion) Answer (click here)

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Types of Wind Turbines - Answer (click here) Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines (HAWT): Schematic Structure, Advantage, Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Vertical Axis Wind Turbines(VAWT): Schematic Structure, Advantage, Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Darrieus Wind Turbine: Detail, Advantage, Disadvantages - Answer (click here)

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Savonius wind turbine: Schematic Structure, Advantage, Disadvantages - Answer (click here) Classification Of WECS (Wind Energy Conversion) - Answer (click here) Structure and components of wind mill - Answer (click here) Analysis of Aerodynamic Forces Acting on the Blade - Answer (click here) Performance of Wind Machines - Answer (click here) Important Short Question and Answers: Wind Energy - Answer (click here)

UNIT IV ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS 1.

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Binary Number System - Answer (click here) The Binary Number System - Answer (click here) Converting Between Binary Numbers and Decimal Numbers - Answer (click here)

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Hexadecimal Numbers - Answer (click here) Binary Coded Decimal Numbers - Answer (click here) Logic Gates - Answer (click here) Boolean Algebra - Answer (click here) Adder - Answer (click here) Flip Flop - Answer (click here) Counters: Synchronous Counter and Asynchronous Up Down Counter Answer (click here)

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Analog to Digital Conversion(ADC) - Answer (click here) Digital to Analog Converter(DAC) - Answer (click here) Important Short Question and Answers: Digital Electronics - Answer (click here)

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Types of signal: Analog signal and digital signal - Answer (click here) Principles of Amplitude modulation - Answer (click here) Principle of frequency modulation - Answer (click here) Block diagram of radio - Answer (click here)

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Block diagram of television transmitter - Answer (click here) Microwave communication - Answer (click here) Satellite communication - Answer (click here) Optical fiber communication - Answer (click here) Important Short Question and Answers: Foundamentals of Communication Enginnering - Answer (click here) Technical terms in Basic Electrical and electronics - Answer (click here)

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Combinational Logic Circuits - Answer (click here) Multiplexer and De-multiplexer - Answer (click here) The Digital Encoder - Answer (click here) Binary Adder and Subtractor - Answer (click here) The Digital Comparator - Answer (click here) Parity Generator and Checker - Answer (click here) Comparison with other logic families - Answer (click here) Complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) - Answer (click here) Sequential Logic Circuit - Answer (click here) SR, JK and Master-Slave JK Flip-Flop - Answer (click here) Data Latch - Answer (click here) synchronous and counter - Answer (click here) Shift Registers - Answer (click here) Fundamentals of Communication Engineering - Answer (click here)

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Subject : Information Technology Essentials UNIT I WEB ESSENTIALS UNIT II SCRIPTING ESSENTIALS UNIT III NETWORKING ESSENTIALS UNIT IV MOBILE COMMUNICATION ESSENTIALS UNIT V APPLICATION ESSENTIALS

Subject : Programming in C UNIT I BASICS OF C PROGRAMMING 1.

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Generations of Computers - Answer (click here) Classification of Computers - Answer (click here) Basic Computer Organization - Answer (click here) Number Systems - Answer (click here) Algorithm, Pseudocode and Flowchart - Answer (click here) C Programming Basics - Answer (click here)

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UNIT III FUNCTIONS AND POINTERS 1.

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UNIT V FILE PROCESSING

Subject : Transforms and Partial Differential Equations PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 1.

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Fourier Transforms - Answer (click here) Important Questions and Answers: Fourier Transforms - Answer (click here) Fourier Transforms and its properties - Answer (click here)

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Subject : Programming and Data Structure II OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS 1.

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Subject : Database Management Systems INTRODUCTION TO DBMS 1.

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ADVANCED TOPICS FUNDAMENTALS OF Database Systems by Ramez Elmasri and Shamkant B Navathe PART 1 Introduction to Databases chapter 1 Databases and Database Users 1.

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PART 2 The Relational Data Model and SQL chapter 3 The Relational Data Model and Relational Database Constraints 1.

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Relational Model Concepts - Answer (click here) Relational Model Constraints and Relational Database Schemas - Answer (click here)

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chapter 4 Basic SQL 1.

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Basic SQL - Answer (click here) SQL Data Definition and Data Types - Answer (click here) Specifying Constraints in SQL - Answer (click here) Basic Retrieval Queries in SQL - Answer (click here) INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE Statements in SQL - Answer (click here) Additional Features of SQL - Answer (click here)

chapter 5 More SQL Complex Queries Triggers Views and Schema Modification 1.

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chapter 6 The Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus 1.

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The Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus - Answer (click here) Unary Relational Operations: SELECT and PROJECT - Answer (click here) Relational Algebra Operations from Set Theory - Answer (click here) Binary Relational Operations: JOIN and DIVISION - Answer (click here) Additional Relational Operations - Answer (click here) Examples of Queries in Relational Algebra - Answer (click here) The Tuple Relational Calculus - Answer (click here) The Domain Relational Calculus - Answer (click here)

PART 3 Conceptual Modeling and Database Design chapter 7 Data Modeling Using the Entity Relationship ER Model 1.

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chapter 9 Relational Database Design by ER and EER to Relational Mapping 1.

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chapter 10 Practical Database Design Methodology and Use of UML Diagrams 1.

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PART 4 Object Object Relational and XML Concepts Models

Languages and Standards chapter 11 Object and Object Relational Databases 1.

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PART 5 Database Programming Techniques chapter 13 Introduction to SQL Programming TECHNIQUES 1.

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Introduction to SQL Programming Techniques - Answer (click here) Database Programming: Techniques and Issues - Answer (click here) Embedded SQL, Dynamic SQL, and SQLJ - Answer (click here) Retrieving Single Tuples with Embedded SQL - Answer (click here) Retrieving Multiple Tuples with Embedded SQL Using Cursors - Answer

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Specifying Queries at Runtime Using Dynamic SQL - Answer (click here) SQLJ: Embedding SQL Commands in Java - Answer (click here) Retrieving Multiple Tuples in SQLJ Using Iterators - Answer (click here) Database Programming with Function Calls: SQL/CLI and JDBC Answer (click here)

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chapter 14 Web Database Programming Using PHP 1.

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PART 6 Database Design Theory and Normalization chapter 15 Basics of Functional Dependencies and Normalization or Relational Databases 1.

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chapter 16 Relational Database Design Algorithms and Further Dependencies 1.

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PART 7 File Structures Indexing and Hashing chapter 17 Disk Storage Basic File Structures and Hashing 1.

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PART 8 Query Processing and Optimization and Database Tuning chapter 19 Algorithms for Query Processing and Optimization

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chapter 20 Physical Database Design and Tuning 1.

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Physical Database Design and Tuning - Answer (click here) Physical Database Design in Relational Databases - Answer (click here) Factors That Influence Physical Database Design - Answer (click here) Physical Database Design Decisions - Answer (click here) An Overview of Database Tuning in Relational Systems - Answer (click here)

PART 9 Transaction Processing Concurrency Control and Recovery chapter 21 Introduction to Transaction Processing Concepts and Theory 1.

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Introduction to Transaction Processing - Answer (click here) Transaction and System Concepts - Answer (click here) Desirable Properties of Transactions - Answer (click here) Characterizing Schedules Based on Recoverability - Answer (click here)

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chapter 22 Concurrency Control Techniques 1.

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Concurrency Control Techniques - Answer (click here) Two-Phase Locking Techniques for Concurrency Control - Answer (click here)

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Concurrency Control Based on Timestamp Ordering - Answer (click here) Multiversion Concurrency Control Techniques - Answer (click here) Validation (Optimistic) Concurrency Control Techniques - Answer (click here)

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chapter 23 Database Recovery Techniques 1.

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Recovery Techniques Based on Immediate Update - Answer (click here) Shadow Paging - Answer (click here) The ARIES Recovery Algorithm - Answer (click here) Recovery in Multidatabase Systems - Answer (click here) Database Backup and Recovery from Catastrophic Failures - Answer (click here)

PART 10 Additional Database Topics Security and Distribution chapter 24 Database Security 1.

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Database Security - Answer (click here) Introduction to Database Security Issues - Answer (click here) Discretionary Access Control Based on Granting and Revoking Privileges - Answer (click here) Mandatory Access Control and Role-Based Access Control for Multilevel Security - Answer (click here) SQL Injection - Answer (click here) Introduction to Statistical Database Security - Answer (click here)

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Introduction to Flow Control - Answer (click here) Encryption and Public Key Infrastructures - Answer (click here) Privacy Issues and Preservation - Answer (click here) Challenges of Database Security - Answer (click here) Oracle Label-Based Security - Answer (click here)

chapter 25 Distributed Databases 1.

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Distributed Databases - Answer (click here) Distributed Database Concepts - Answer (click here) Types of Distributed Database Systems - Answer (click here) Distributed Database Architectures - Answer (click here) Data Fragmentation, Replication, and Allocation Techniques for Distributed Database Design - Answer (click here) Query Processing and Optimization in Distributed Databases - Answer (click here)

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Overview of Concurrency Control and Recovery in Distributed Databases - Answer (click here) Distributed Catalog Management - Answer (click here) Current Trends in Distributed Databases - Answer (click here) Distributed Databases in Oracle - Answer (click here)

PART 11 Advanced Database Models Systems and Applications chapter 26 Enhanced Data Models for Advanced Applications 1.

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Enhanced Data Models for Advanced Applications - Answer (click here) Active Database Concepts and Triggers - Answer (click here) Temporal Database Concepts - Answer (click here) Spatial Database Concepts - Answer (click here) Multimedia Database Concepts - Answer (click here) Introduction to Deductive Databases - Answer (click here)

chapter 27 Introduction to Information Retrieval and Web Search 1.

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Introduction to Information Retrieval and Web Search - Answer (click here) Information Retrieval (IR) Concepts - Answer (click here) Retrieval Models - Answer (click here) Types of Queries in IR Systems - Answer (click here) Text Preprocessing - Answer (click here)

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Data Mining Concepts - Answer (click here) Overview of Data Mining Technology - Answer (click here) Association Rules - Answer (click here) Classification - Data Mining - Answer (click here) Clustering - Answer (click here) Approaches to Other Data Mining Problems - Answer (click here) Applications of Data Mining - Answer (click here) Commercial Data Mining Tools - Answer (click here)

chapter 29 Overview of Data Warehousing and OLAP 1.

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Memory Hierarchy - Answer (click here) Memory Technologies - Answer (click here) Cache Basics - Answer (click here) Measuring and Improving Cache Performance - Answer (click here) Virtual Memory - Answer (click here) TLBS- Input/Output System - Answer (click here) Programmed I/O - Answer (click here) DMA and Interrupts - Answer (click here) I/O Processors - Answer (click here)

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Subject : Analog and Digital Communication ANALOG COMMUNICATION 1.

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DIGITAL COMMUNICATION 1.

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Introduction to Digital Communication - Answer (click here) Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), Minimum Shift Keying (MSK) - Answer (click here)

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Multi-User Radio Communication - Answer (click here) Advanced Mobile Phone Services (AMPS) - Answer (click here) Cellular Concept and Frequency Reuse, Channel Assignment and Handoffs - Answer (click here) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Code division multiple access (CDMA) - Answer (click here) Satellite Communication - Answer (click here) Important Short Questions and Answers: Multi-User Radio Communication - Answer (click here)

Subject : Environmental Science and Engineering ENVIRONMENT, ECOSYSTEMS AND BIODIVERSITY 1.

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Subject : Probability and Queueing Theory RANDOM VARIABLES 1.

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TWO DIMENSIONAL RANDOM VARIABLES 1.

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Subject : Microprocessors and Microcontrollers 8085 PROCESSOR 1.

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INTERFACING MICROCONTROLLER 1.

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Subject : Design and Analysis of Algorithms INTRODUCTION BRUTE FORCE AND DIVIDE DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND GREEDY TECHNIQUE ITERATIVE IMPROVEMENT COPING WITH THE LIMITATIONS OF ALGORITHM POWER Introduction to The Design and Analysis of Algorithms by Anany Levitin Chapter 1 Introduction 1.

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Introduction to the Design and Analysis of Algorithms - Answer (click here) What Is an Algorithm? - Answer (click here) Fundamentals of Algorithmic Problem Solving - Answer (click here) Ascertaining the Capabilities of the Computational Device - Answer (click here)

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Dynamic Programming - Answer (click here) Dynamic Programming: Three Basic Examples - Answer (click here) The Knapsack Problem and Memory Functions - Answer (click here) Optimal Binary Search Trees - Answer (click here) Warshall’s and Floyd’s Algorithms - Answer (click here)

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Linux System - Basic Concepts - Answer (click here) System Administration - Answer (click here) Requirements For Linux Ssytem Administrator - Answer (click here) Setting Up a Linux Multifunction Server - Answer (click here) Domain Name System - Answer (click here)

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Subject : Software Engineering SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS AND SPECIFICATION SOFTWARE DESIGN TESTING AND IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT Software Engineering 1.

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Subject : Graphics and Multimedia OUTPUT PRIMITIVES 1.

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Subject : Object Oriented Analysis and Design UML DIAGRAMS DESIGN PATTERNS CASE STUDY APPLYING DESIGN PATTERNS CODING AND TESTING Introduction to OOAD 1.

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Subject : Digital Signal Processing SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS 1.

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Subject : Web Programming SCRIPTING JAVA JDBC APPLETS XML AND WEB SERVICES The Complete Reference Java by Herbert Schildt Part I The Java Language Chpter 1 The History and Evolution of Java 1.

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Chpter 2 An Overview of Java 1.

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Chpter 3 Data Types Variables and Arrays 1.

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Chpter 4 Operators 1.

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Chpter 5 Control Statements 1.

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Chpter 6 Introducing Classes

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Chpter 7 A Closer Look at Methods and Classes 1.

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Chpter 8 Inheritance 1.

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Chpter 9 Packages and Interfaces 1.

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Chpter 11 Multithreaded Programming 1.

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Chpter 12 Enumerations Autoboxing and Annotations Metadata 1.

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Chpter 13 IO Applets and Other Topics 1.

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Chpter 15 Lambda Expressions 1.

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Part II The Java Library Chpter 16 String Handling 1.

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Chpter 17 Exploring java lang

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Chpter 18 java util Part 1 The Collections Framework 1.

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Chpter 20 Input Output Exploring java io 1.

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Chpter 22 Networking 1.

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Chpter 25 Introducing the AWT Working with Windows Graphics and Text 1.

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Chpter 27 Images 1.

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Chpter 29 The Stream API 1.

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Part III Introducing GUI Programming with Swing

Chpter 31 Introducing Swing 1.

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Part IV Introducing GUI Programming with JavaFX Chpter 34 Introducing JavaFX GUI Programming 1.

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Chpter 36 Introducing JavaFX Menus 1.

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Internet and World Wide Web HOW TO PROGRAM by P J Deitel and H M Deitel Part 1 Introduction Chpter 1 Introduction to Computers and the Internet 1.

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Part 2 The Ajax Client Chpter 4 Introduction to XHTML 1.

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Chpter 6 JavaScript Introduction to Scripting

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Chpter 8 JavaScript Control Statements II 1.

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Chpter 9 JavaScript Functions 1.

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Part 3 Rich Internet Application Client Technologies Chpter 16 Adobe Flash CS3 1.

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Chpter 17 Adobe Flash CS3 Building an Interactive Game 1.

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Part 4 Rich Internet Application Server Technologies Chpter 21 Web Servers IIS and Apache 1.

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PHP - Answer (click here) PHP Basics - Answer (click here) String Processing and Regular Expressions - PHP - Answer (click here) Form Processing and Business Logic - PHP - Answer (click here) Connecting to a Database - PHP - Answer (click here) Using Cookies - PHP - Answer (click here) Dynamic Content - PHP - Answer (click here) Ruby on Rails - Answer (click here)

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Part 5 Extra Chapter 3 Photoshop Elements 1.

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Chapter 23 Wireless Internet and m Business 1.

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Chapter 24 VBScript 1.

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Chapter 25 Active Server Pages ASP 1.

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Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) How Active Server Pages(ASP) Work - Answer (click here) Setup - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) Active Server Page Objects - Answer (click here) Simple ASP Examples - Answer (click here) File System Objects - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here) Session Tracking and Cookies - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Answer (click here)

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Chapter 26 Case Study Active Server Pages and XML 1.

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Chapter 27 Perl and CGI Common Gateway Interface 1.

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Chapter 28 Python 1.

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Chapter 32 e Business and e Commerce 1.

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Chapter 33 Multimedia Audio Video Speech Synthesis and Recognition 1.

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Subject : Distributed Systems INTRODUCTION 1.

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Subject : Mobile Computing INTRODUCTION 1.

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Subject : Artificial Intelligence INTRODUCTION TO Al AND PRODUCTION SYSTEMS 1.

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Subject : Compiler Design INTRODUCTION TO COMPILERS LEXICAL ANALYSIS SYNTAX ANALYSIS SYNTAX DIRECTED TRANSLATION & RUN TIME ENVIRONMENT CODE OPTIMIZATION AND CODE GENERATION LEXICAL ANALYSIS 1.

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Compilers Principles Techniques and Tools by Alfred V Aho Monica S Lam Ravi Sethi Jeffrey D Ullman Chapter 1 Introduction 1.

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Subject : Software Architectures INTRODUCTION AND ARCHITECTURAL DRIVERS 1.

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Subject : Total Quality Management INTRODUCTION 1.

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Subject : Information Management DATABASE MODELLING and MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY INFORMATION GOVERNANCE INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT Security in Computing By Charles P Pfleeger Chapter 1 Is There a Security Problem in Computing 1.

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Information Architecture on the World Wide Web by Peter Morville Chapter 1 What Makes a Web Site Work

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CRYPTOGRAPHY AND NETWORK SECURITY PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE by William Stallings Chapter 1 Overview 1.

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PART THREE CRYPTOGRAPHIC DATA INTEGRITY ALGORITHMS Chapter 11 Cryptographic Hash Functions 1.

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Subject : Grid and Cloud Computing INTRODUCTION GRID SERVICES VIRTUALIZATION PROGRAMMING MODEL SECURITY Distributed and Cloud Computing From Parallel Processing to the Internet of Things by Kai Hwang Geoffrey C Fox Jack J Dongarra Distributed System Models and Enabling Technologies 1.

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Subject : Service Oriented Architecture 1 INTRODUCTION TO XML 2 BUILDING XML BASED APPLICATIONS 1.

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SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE WEB SERVICES BUILDING SOA BASED APPLICATIONS XML and Web Services Unleashed by Ron Schmelzer et al

Part I Essentials of XML Chapter 1 XML in Context 1.

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Chapter 3 Validating XML with the Document Type Definition DTD 1.

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Chapter 4 Creating XML Schemas 1.

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Chapter 6 Defining XML Using Alternate Schema Representations 1.

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Interactive Graphical Visualizations with SVG - Answer (click here) Vector Graphics to Complement Bitmap Graphics - Answer (click here) SVG: An XML Standard for Vector Graphics - Answer (click here) Creating an Interactive Graphical Visualization - Answer (click here) Defining the Content DTD - Answer (click here) Creating the XML Content - Answer (click here) Creating an SVG Content Presentation Prototype - Answer (click here) SVG with Style Using CSS - Answer (click here) Defining the XSL to Transform XML Content to SVG Presentation Answer (click here)

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Chapter 13 XML and Content Management 1.

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Chapter 14 Architecting Web Services 1.

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Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here) What Are Web Services? - Answer (click here) Business Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here) Technical Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here) The Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Answer (click here) Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here)

Chapter 15 Web Services Building Blocks SOAP

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Web Services Building Blocks: SOAP - Answer (click here) Introduction to SOAP - Answer (click here) Basic SOAP Syntax - Answer (click here) Sending SOAP messages - Answer (click here) SOAP Implementations - Answer (click here) The Future of SOAP - Answer (click here)

Chapter 16 Web Services Building Blocks WSDL and UDDI 1.

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Chapter 17 Leveraging XML in Visual Studio dotNET 1.

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Leveraging XML in Visual Studio .NET - Answer (click here) The .NET Strategy - Answer (click here) ADO.NET - Answer (click here) The ADO.NET Data Provider - Answer (click here) The ADO.NET DataSet Class - Answer (click here) XML Within ADO.NET - Answer (click here) The System.Xml Namespace - Answer (click here)

Chapter 18 Using XML in the .NET Enterprise Servers 1.

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Part III Applied XML Chapter 19 Understanding XML Standards 1.

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Understanding XML Standards - Answer (click here) Standards and Vocabularies - Answer (click here) The Definition of “Standard” as Excerpted from the American Heritage

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Dictionary - Answer (click here) Standards Organizations: Who Is Creating the Standards? - Answer (click here)

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Chapter 20 Implementing XML in E Business 1.

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Chapter 21 Delivering Wireless and Voice Services with XML 1.

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Delivering Wireless and Voice Services with XML - Answer (click here) The Vision of Ubiquitous Computing - Answer (click here) Key Technologies : WAP, WML, VoiceXML - Answer (click here) Wireless Applications with WAP and WML - Answer (click here) Voice Applications with VoiceXML - Answer (click here)

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Applied XML in Vertical Industry - Answer (click here) The Vertical Industries - Answer (click here) Professional Services Standards - Answer (click here) Finance and Accounting: The Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) - Answer (click here) Insurance - Answer (click here) Health Care: Health Level Seven (HL7) - Answer (click here) Legal Industry XML Standards: Legal XML - Answer (click here) Real Estate: Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO) - Answer (click here) Business Administration and Human Resources (HR): Human Resources

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Part IV The Semantic Web Chapter 23 RDF for Information Owners 1.

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Subject : Professional Ethics in Engineering HUMAN VALUES 1.

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Subject : Theory of Computation FINITE AUTOMATA 1.

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