Course outcomes of ECE 5th sem

ECEPC-511 Digital Signal Processing
CO1 Classify and perform operations on discrete-time signals and systems, including convolution and correlation, to analyze their behavior in the time domain. (Understand, Apply - Bloom's Levels 2 & 3).
CO2 Apply DTFT and DFT techniques to analyze discrete-time signals in the frequency domain and utilize FFT algorithms for efficient spectral computation. (Apply, Analyze - Bloom's Levels 3 & 4).
CO3 Evaluate the impact of finite word-length effects such as quantization, rounding, and truncation on the performance of digital systems(Analyze, Evaluate - Bloom's Levels 4 & 5)
CO4 Design and implement IIR and FIR digital filters using classical methods and analyze their performance, including in multirate systems. (Design, Evaluate - Bloom's Levels 5 & 6)
CO5 Describe the generation, detection, signal space representation and probability of error analysis of digital modulation techniques.
ECЕРC-512 Antenna Design and Propagation Systems
CO1 Explain the fundamental principles and characteristics of antennas and wave propagation.
CO2 Design and simulate modern antenna structures such as microstrip, array, and reconfigurable antennas.
CO3 Analyze EM wave propagation in free space, terrestrial, and atmospheric environments using practical models.
CO4 Evaluate antenna performance using industry-standard tools and apply design knowledge to modern Wireless applications.
ECEPC-513 Embedded Systems
CO1 Explain the architecture and features of embedded systems and ARM Cortex M4-based microcontrollers.
CO2 Develop embedded applications using ARM Cortex M4 peripherals such as GPIO, timers, ADC, PWM, and system clocks.
CO3 Interface and program external devices using serial communication protocols like UART, SPI, 12C, and wireless technologies.
CO4 Design and analyze real-time embedded applications considering multitasking, scheduling algorithms, and RTOS principles.
ECEPC-514 Digital Communication
CO1 Model and analyze baseband digital communication systems using probability and signal space concepts.
CO2 Evaluate bit error rate (BER) and bandwidth efficiency for various modulation schemes.
CO3 Design digital receivers for optimal symbol detection over AWGN and fading channels.
CO4 Apply digital modulation and coding concepts in real-world wireless and data transmission systems.
ECEPC-515 Linear Control Systems
CO1 Understand the fundamental concepts of control systems including open-loop and closed-loop systems, mathematical modeling of mechanical and electrical systems, and analyze their behavior using transfer functions and block diagrams.
CO2 Analyze the time-domain performance of linear time-invariant (LTI) systems through transient and steady-state response, and assess system stability using Routh-Hurwitz and root locus techniques.
CO3 Evaluate the frequency-domain characteristics of control systems using Nyquist and Bode plots, and determine system stability, gain margin, and phase margin.
CO4 Design and implement controllers and compensators (P, PI, PID, Lag, Lead, Lead-Lag) to modify system performance, and apply state-space methods to assess controllability, observability, and solve state equations of LTI systems.
ECEPC-511P Digital Signal Processing Lab
CO1 Model and analyze digital signals and systems using computational tools.
CO2 Design, implement, and evaluate digital filters.
CO3 Understand and simulate practical DSP system issues like quantization effects.
CO4 Use FFT and multirate techniques in solving real-world DSP problems.
ECEPC-512P Antenna Design and Propagation Systems Lab
CO1 Design and simulate common antenna structures using simulation tools
CO2 Analyze antenna performance parameters like gain, radiation pattern, bandwidth, VSWR
CO3 Perform basic antenna measurements using lab instruments or virtual setups
CO4 Apply wave propagation models to evaluate practical wireless link scenarios
ECEPC-513P Embedded Systems Lab
CO1 Design systems for various embedded applications.
CO2 To gain practical knowledge through hands-on lab sessions.
CO3 To innovate and enhance problem-solving skills to do mini-projects and final project.
ECEPC-514P Digital Communication Lab
CO1 Analyze and implement various baseband and passband digital modulation schemes using simulation tools like MATLAB or Python. (Cognitive Level: Analyze - Bloom's Level 4)
CO2 Evaluate system performance through constellation diagrams, eye patterns, and bit error rate (BER) under noise conditions. (Cognitive Level: Evaluate - Bloom's Level 5)
CO3 Design and simulate matched filter and correlator receivers for efficient signal detection. (Cognitive Level: Apply - Bloom's Level 3)
CO4 Demonstrate the ability to simulate and analyze advanced communication schemes such as OFDM and spread spectrum systems relevant to modern wireless standards. (Cognitive Level: Apply/Analyze – Bloom's Level 3/4)
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