CE-701:COMPILER CONSTRUCTION

1 Overview Of The Translation Process, Lexical Analysis

Hard Coding And Automatic Generation Lexical Analyzers
2 Parsing Theory
Top Down And Bottom Up Parsing Algorithms, Automatic Generation Of Parsers
3 Error Recovery
Error Detection & Recovery, Ad-Hoc And Systematic Methods
4 Intermediate Code Generation
Different Intermediate Forms, Syntax Directed Translation Mechanisms And
Attributed Mechanisms And Attributed Definition.
5 Run Time Memory Management
Static Memory Allocation And Stack Memory Allocation Schemes, Symbol Table
Management.
6 Code Generation
Machine Model, Order Of Evaluation, Register Allocation And Code Selection.
7 Code Optimization
Global Data Flow Analysis, A Few Selected Optimizations Like Command Sub
Expression Removal, Loop Invariant Code Motion, Strength Reduction Etc.

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.
Minimum 5 experiments should be carried out.

Texts/References:
1 A.V.Aho, Ravi Sethi, J.D.Ullman, Compiler Tools Techniques, Addison Wesley
2 D.M.Dhamdhere, Compiler Construction-Principles And Practices - Mcmillian
3 Trembley J.P. And Sorenson, P.G. The Theory And Practice Of Compiler Writing,
Mcgraw-Hill
4 Waite W.N. And Goos G., Compiler Construction Springer Verlag

CE -702 -DATA COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING – II

1 Data Link Control
Line Discipline – ENQ / ASK ;Flow Control – Stop and wait , Sliding Window. Error
Control – Automatic Repeat Request ( ARQ ), Stop and wait ARQ, Sliding Window
ARQ.
2 Data Link Protocols
Asynchronous Protocols – XMODEM, YMODEM , ZMODEM , BLAST, Kermit.;
Synchronous Protocols: Character Oriented Protocols - Binary Synchronous
Communication ( BSC ), BSC Frames, Data Transparency.; Bit Oriented Protocols-
HLDC , Frames , Link Access Procedures.
3 Metropolitan Area Networks
IEEE 802.6 – Access method: Dual Bus, Distributed Queues, Ring Configuration,
Operation : DQDB Layers , Implementation. ;SMDS – Connection and Access,
Summary.

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4 Switching : A Network layer Function
Circuit Switching – Space Division Switched, Time Division Swithes , Space – and
Time – Division Switching combinations. ;Packet Switching – Datagram Approach ,
Virtual Circuit Approach.
Message Switching.;Network Layer – Connection Oriented & Connectionless
Services.
5 Integrated Services Digital Network ( ISDN )
Services – Bearer Services , TeleServices , Supplementary Services. ;History – Voice
Communication over analog Networks, Voice and Data Communication over Analog
networks, Analog and Digital Services to Subscribers., Integrated Digital Network
(ISDN), Integerated Services Digital Network ( ISDN ) ;Subscriber Access to the
ISDN- B Channels, D Channels , H Channels , User Interfaces, Functional Grouping,
Reference Points. ;The ISDN Layers – Physical Layer , Data Link Layer , Network
Layer. ; BroadBand ISDN- Services .
6 X.25
X.25 Layers - Physical Layer, Data link Layer, Network Layer. ;Packet Layer
Protocol – Information Packets, Control Packets , Complete Packet Sequence ,
Virtual Channel ID Numbers.
7 Frame Relay
Frame relay Layers – Physical Layers , Data Link Layer. ; Frame relay Operation –
Relay , Switching, Congestion Control.
8 ATM
Design Goals – Packet Networks, Mixed Network Traffic , Cell Networks, Additional
Advantages of ATM. ; ATM Topology ;ATM Protocol Architecture – Application
Adaptation Layer ( AAL ), ATM Layer, Physical Layer.
9 SONET / SDH
Physical Configuration – SONET Devices , Sections Lines , & Paths. ;SONET Layers
– Photonic Layer , Section Layer, Line Layer , Path Layer, Device – Layer
Relationships. ;The SONET FRAME – Frame Format , Section Overhead, Line
Overhead, Path Overhead, Virtual Tributaries, Types of VTs
10 Multiplexing STS Frames.
Transport Layer
Duties of The Transport Layer – End to End Delivery , Addressing , Reliable
Delivery, Flow Control , Multiplexing. ;Connection – Connection Establishment ,
Connection Termination ;The OSI Transport Protocol – Transport Classes , Transport
Protocol Data Unit ( TPDU ), Connection – Oriented and Connectionless
Services;TCP / IP - Overview of TCP / IP – TCP / IP and the Internet, TCP / IP and
OSI , Encapsulation. ;Network Layer – Internetwork Protocol ( IP ), Other Protocols
in the Network Layer. ; Transport Layer – User Datagram Protocol ( UDP ),
Transmission Control Protocol ( TCP ).
11 Network Layer
Services offered to Transport Layer : Routing Algorithms - Non Adaptive ( Shortest
Path , Flooding , Flow Based ) , Adaptive ( Distance Vector , Link State ) ;Congestion

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 Control - Prevention Polices , Congestion Control Algorithms ( Leaky Bucket
Algorithm ) ;Firewall.

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.
Minimum 10 experiments should be carried out.

Text Book:
Introduction to Data Communication and Networking by Behrouz Forouzan.
Reference Books:
1 Electronics Communication – By Roody Coolan
2 Data Communication By Schweber W.L
3 Computer Networks by A.S. Tanenbaum.

CE-703:EL–I : MOBILE COMPUTING

1 Introduction
History ,Physical And Technological Constraints ,Impacts On Computer Science
2 Wireless Communications
Radio Propagation ,Media Access ,Wireless Communication Systems
3 Wireless Networks
Packet Radio Network (GPRS),Wireless LAN/WAN
4 Mobile Networking
Mobile-IP ,Ad-Hoc Networks And Ad-Hoc Routing
5 Wireless Protocols
Wireless TCP,WAP And WML Scripting,Session Mobility
6 Information Management
Data Dissemination And Broadcast Models,Mobile Database And Mobile
Transaction
7 Location-Independent And Location-Dependent Computing Models
Naming, Locating, And Routing ,Mobility And Handoff ,Location Awareness And
Environmental Discovery
8 Mobile Applications And Services
Mobile Agents ,Transcoding And Proxy Architecture ,Wireless Web And WAP
9 Security
Authentication In Mobile Applications ,Privacy Issues
10 Case Study: Satellite Networks
Satellite MAC ,Multicast Over Satellite, Asymmetric Routing ,TCP Over
Satellite,LEO Constellation And LEO Routing
11 New Topics
Power Management And Energy-Awareness Computing ,Information Appliances
,Mobile Wireless Networks Simulation
1. Projects And Student Presentations (20 Hr.)
Projects
Because Mobile Computing And Wireless Network Is Still An Emerging Field, Many Of
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Approaches. Therefore, Literature Studies And Term Projects Are The Most Important
Elements Of This Course And It Offers Significant "Hand-On" Experience In The Area.
The Students Will Be Able To Choose From Different Projects That Cover Different
Aspects And Different Scale Of Mobile Computing, Or Suggest New Projects That
Generate New Ideas And New Applications. WAP And WMLscript Etc.
Text Books:
1 1. Mobile IP, The Internet Unplugged By James D. Soloman ( PTR-PH)
2 Mobile IP : Design Principles And Practice By Charles E. Perkins
( Addition Wesley Wireless Communication Series)
3 Wireless Networking Handbook By Jim Geier ( New Riders Publishing)

CE-703:EL-I:ADVANCE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

1 Recovery
Transaction, Transaction Recovery, System Recovery, Media Recovery, Two Phase
Commit, SQL Support.
2 Concurrency
Three Concurrency Problems, Locking, Deadlock, Serializability, Levels Of
Isolation, Intent Locking, SQL Support.
3 Security
General Consideration, Discretionary Access Control, Request Modification,
Mandatory Access Control, Data Encryption, SQL Support.
4 Integrity
General Consideration, Integrity Rules, Domain Rules, Attribute Rules, Relation
Rules, Database Rules, State Vs Transaction Rule, Candidate And Foreign Keys,
SQL Support.
5 Views
What Are Views For? Data Definition, Data Manipulation-Retrieval Operations, Data
Manipulation-Update Operation, Updating Union, Intersection And Difference
Views, Updating Other Views, Snapshots, SQL Support.
6 Optimization
The Optimization Process-An Overview, Expression Transformation, Database
Statistics, A Divide And Conquer Strategy, Implementing The Relational Operators.
7 Domains, Relations And Data Types
Domain, Relations, Type Inheritance, Relation Valued Attributes, SQL Support.
8 Missing Information
An Overview Of The 3VL Approach, Some Consequences Of The Forgoing Scheme,
Outer Join, SQL Support.
9 Distributed Database And Client/Server Systems
Some Preliminaries, The Twelve Objectives, Problems Of Distributed Systems,
Gateways, Client/Server Systems, SQL Support.
10 Storage Structure And Access Method :
Database Access: An Overview, Page Sets And Files, Indexing, Hashing, Pointer
Chains, Compression Techniques.
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 Introduction, Basic Concepts Of Data Warehousing, Data Warehousing Architecture,
Data Transformation, Data Mining Tools : Data Mining Techniques, Data Mining
Applications , Data Visualization
12 Case Study : DB2 : A Relational Implementation
Storage Structure, System Components, Detailed Control Flow, Compilation And
Recompilation, Utilities And Related Matters.

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.

Text Books :
1 Database Systems
By C.J.Date Sixth Edition Pub. Addison Wesley
2 Modern Database Management By : Fred R. Mcfadden, Jeffery A. Hoffer, Mary B.
Prescott, Publication : Addison Wesley.
References Books :
1 Database System Concept
By: Abraham Silberschatz

CE-703:EL-I:COMPUTER GRAPHICS
1 Introduction
What Is Computer Graphics? Elements Of Graphics, Workstation, Device
Independence Fundamental Problems In Geometry.
2 Graphics Primitives
Introduction, Display Devices, Primitive Operations, The Display-File Interpreter,
Normalized Device Co-Ordinates, Display-File Structure, Display-File Algorithms,
Display Control, Text, The Line-Style Primitives
3 Geometric Manipulation And Line Generations
Introduction, Lines, Line Segments, Perpendicular Lines, Distance Between A Point
And A Line, Vectors, Pixels And Frame Buffers, Vector Generation, Bresenham's
Algorithm, Antialiasing Of Lines, Thick Line Segments, Character Generation,
Displaying The Frame Buffer.
4 Polygons
Introduction, Polygon, Polygon Representation, Entering Polygons, An Inside Test,
Polygon Interfacing Algorithms, Filling Polygons, Filling With A Pattern,
Initialization, Antialising.
5 Transformations
Introduction, Matrices, Scaling Transformations, Sin And Cos, Rotation,
Homogeneous Co-Ordinates And Translation, Coordinate Transformations, Rotations
About An Arbitrary Point, Other Transformations, Inverse Transformations,
Transformation Routines, Transformation And Patterns, Initialization, Display
Procedures.
6 Segments
Introduction, The Segment Table, Segment Creation, Closing A Segment, Deleting A
Segment, Renaming A Segment, Visibility, Image Transformation, Revising Previous

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 Transformation Routines, Saving And Showing Segments, Other Display-File
Structures, Some Raster Techniques.
7 Windows And Clipping
Introduction, The Viewing Transformation, Viewing Transformation Implementation,
Clipping The Cohen-Sutherland Outcode Algorithm, The Sutherland-Hodgeman
Algorithm, The Clipping Of Polygons, Adding Clipping To The System, Generalized
Clipping, Position Relative To An Arbitrary Line, Multiple Windowing.
8 Three Dimensions
Introduction, 3d Geometry, 3d Primitives, 3d Transformations, Rotation About An
Arbitrary Axis, Parallel Projection, Perspective Projection, Viewing Parameters,
Special Projections, Conversion To View Plane Co-Ordinates, Clipping In Three
Dimensions, Clipping Planes, The 3d Viewing Transformations.
9 Hidden Surfaces And Lines
Back-Face Removal, Back-Face Algorithms, Z Buffers, Scan-Line Algorithms
10 Light, Color And Shading
Diffuse Illumination, Point-Source Illumination, Specular Reflection, Shading
Algorithms, Shadows, Ray Tracing, Halftones, Color, Color Models, Color Tables.
11 Interactive Devices
Keyboards, Touch Panels, Light Pens, Graphics Tablets, Joysticks, Trackball, Mouse,
Voice Systems, Logical Classification Of Input Devices, Locator Devices, Stroke
Devices, String Devices, Valuator Devices, Choice Devices, Pick Devices

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.
Minimum 12 experiments should be carried out.

Text Books
1 Computer Graphics By Steven Harrington, Mcgrawhill Publications.
2 Computer Graphics By D.Hearn And P.Baker, Phi Publications
Reference Books
1 An Introduction To Splines For Use In Computer Graphics And Geometric Modelling
By R.H.Bartels, J.C.Beatty And B.A.Barsky
2 Computer Graphcis By Foley And Vandam

CE-704:EL-II:ADVANCE JAVA PROGRAMMING

1 Difference Between Java 2 And Old Java Platform

2 Introduction To Java 2 Sdk Tool Set
3 Introduction To Application Programming In Java2, Creating Window Application,
Writing Console Application, Use Of Utility And Math Packages
4 Introduction To Swing, Mvc Architecture, Swing Awt And Jfc
Writing Swing Application, Swing Components, Changing Look And Feel Of
Application
5 Enhancing Application Using Clipboard, Drag And Drop, I/O Stream Enhancement,
Printing, Internationalization

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6 Javadatabase Programming, Java.Sql Package Study, Jdbc, Different Types Of
Drivers Of Jdbc
7 Introduction Java Servlet Programming And Web Development
8 Javabeans, Beans Development Kit, Developing Beans, Notable Beans
9 Network Programming With Java.Net Package, Client Programs And Server
Programs, Content And Protocol Handlers, Naming And Directory Services Jndi

10 Introduction To Distributed Applications, Distributed Application Architecture,

Introduction To RMI, And Corba

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.
Minimum 6 experiments should be carried out.

Text Books:
1 Core Java Vol I&Ii,Addison Wislley
2 Unleashed Java 2 Platform, Sams Techmedia
References Books:
1 Java Swings , O’Reilly Series,Spd
2 Java Networking, O’Reilly Series,Spd
3 Java Servlets, O’Reilly Series,Spd
4 Java Beans, O’Reilly Series,Spd

CE-704:EL-II: ERP, SCM & CRM

1 E-Commerce To E-Business
Flexible Business Design, Definition Of Value, E-Business
Communities, Customization And Integration, E-Business
Architecture
2 Business Engineering
Customer Relationship Management
Business Process Model,
Customer Centric Business,
Pre Order, Point Of Order And Post Order Customer Support
Supply Chain Management
Business & Technology Forces - Driving Needs For SCM
Managing Order Acquisition Process
Elements Of SCM
3 ERP - Introduction, The E-Business Backbone, Evolution, Definition
Advantages, Business Modeling,
4 ERP And Related Technologies
BPR - Business Process Reengineering
MIS - Management Information System
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 EIS - Executive Information System
Data Warehousing - Data Mining
OLAP - Online Analytical Processing
5 ERP - Manufacturing Perspective
MRP - Material Requirement Planning
BOM - Bill Of Material
MRP - Manufacturing Resource Planning
DRP - Distributed Requirement Planning
PDM - Product Data Management
MTO - Make To Order And MTS - Make To Supply
ATO - Assemble To Order ETO - Engineer To Order
CTO - Configure To Order
6 ERP Modules
Finance, Plant Management, Quality Management, Material
Management
7 ERP Implementation Life Cycle
Pre-Evaluation Screening, Package Evaluation, Project Planning,
Gap Analysis, Reengineering, Configuration, Implementation Team
Training, Testing, Going Live, End-User Training, Maintenance

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.

Text Book/References Book(s) :-

1 E-Business Roadmap For Success By Dr. Ravi Kalakota
Marcia Robinson
Addison Wesley
2 Enterprise Resource Planning Concepts And Practice, BY Vinod Kumar Garg
3 N.K. Venkitakrishnan, PHI
Enterprise Resource Planning By Alexis Leon
Tata Mcgraw Hill
4 Customer Relationship Management Essentials
John, G And Thomsan Boehm, PHI

CE-704:EL-II:ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

1 Problems And State Space Search

The AI Problems, The Underlying Assumption, What Is An AI Techniques, The
Level Of The Model, Criteria For Success, Some General References, One Final
Word.
2 Problems, Problem Spaces And Search
Defining The Problems As A State Space Search, Production Systems, Production
Characteristics, Production System Characteristics, And Issues In The Design Of
Search Programs, Additional Problems.
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 Generate-And-Test, Hill Climbing, Best-First Search, Problem Reduction, Constraint
Satisfaction, Means-Ends Analysis.
4 Knowledge Representation Issues
Representations And Mappings, Approaches To Knowledge Representation.
5 Using Predicate Logic
Representation Simple Facts In Logic, Representing Instance And Isa Relationships,
Computable Functions And Predicates, Resolution.
6 Representing Knowledge Using Rules
Procedural Versus Declarative Knowledge, Logic Programming, Forward Versus
Backward Reasoning.
7 Symbolic Reasoning Under Uncertainty
Introduction To Non-monotonic Reasoning, Logics For Nonmonotonic Reasoning.
8 Statistical Reasoning
Probability And Bays’ Theorem, Certainty Factors And Rule-Base Systems, Bayesian
Networks, Dempster-Shafer Theory, Fuzzy Logic.
9 Weak Slot-And-Filler Structure
Semantic Nets, Frames.
10 Advance Topics
11 Game Playing: Overview, And Example Domain
The Blocks World, Components Of A Planning System, Goal Stack Planning,
Nonlinear Planning Using Constraint Posting, Hierarchical Planning, Reactive
Systems, Other Planning Techniques.
12 Natural Language Processing
Introduction, Syntactic Processing, Semantic Analysis, Semantic Analysis, Discourse
And Pragmatic Processing.
13 Connectionist Models
Introduction: Hopfield Networld, Learning In Neural Networld, Application Of
Neural Networks, Recurrent Networks, Distributed Representations, Connectionist AI
And Symbolic AI.
14 Expert Systems
An Introduction To Expert System, Explanation Facilities , Expert System
Developments Process, knowledge Acquisition.
15 Introduction To Prolog
Introduction To Prolog: Syntax & Numeric Function, Basic List Manipulation
Functions In Prolog, Functions, Predicates & Conditional, Input, Output & Local
Variables, Iteration & Recursion, Property Lists & Arrays, Miscellaneous Topics,
LISP & Other AI Programming Languages.

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.

Text Book:
1 “Artificial Intelligence”
-By Elaine Rich And Kevin Knight (2nd Edition)
Tata Mcgraw-Hill
2 Introduction to Prolog Programming By Carl Townsend

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References:
1 “Artificial Intelligence And Expert System, Development”
-By D.W.Rolston
Mcgraw-Hill International Edition.
2 “Artificial Intelligence And Expert Systems ”
-By D.W.Patterson
3 “PROLOG Programming For Artificial Intelligence”
-By Ivan Bratko( Addison-Wesley)
4 “Programming With PROLOG” –By Klocksin And Mellish.

CE 705 :EL-III:SPECIAL TRENDS IN INTERNET PROGRAMMING

1 Introduction
Net Architecture And Frame Work
TCP/IP Implementation Overview
2 C# Editor Introduction
Compiling And Running C# Application, Error Trapping And Understanding, Scope
Rules, Looping Constructs
3 Basic Concepts
Modifiers, Access Modefiers, Sealed Classes, Constants, Properties And Indexes,
Indexer, Interface And Structure
4 Functions
Implemenation Of Functions, Parameter Passsing, Function Implemantation And
Their Use Of Scope, Overloading, Operator Overloading, Params Parameters,
Inheritance, Equating Objects, Virtual Functions, Abstract Classes
5 Namespace
Namespace And Word, Mapping The Class Into Namespace, System And
Namespace, User Crated Namespace, Namespace And Naeing Resolution, Hirerchy
Of Namespace, Creating Hiriarchy Of Namespace, File Operations In Name Space,
Conflicts In Name Space
6 Constructor And Distructor
Introduction To Constructors And Distracters In C#, Scope Of Constructors, Static Scope
And Constructors, Constructors With Parameters, Array And Distracters, Parameters With
Out And Ref
7 Components And Database Handling
Exception Handling, Introduction To Component, Building Component, Database
Handling, Introduction To Ado, System. Data Ado Package And Database
Connectivity
8 Web Enabled Data
Html, Using C# On Net, Environment Variables, Cgi Programming, Data Search
Multiple File Handling, Adcii And Unicode, Comments, Escape Sequence And
Strings, Preprocessor, Collection Objects, Attributes, Reflection Api And
Conditionals, Unsafe Code

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 The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.
Minimum 12 experiments should be carried out.

Text Book:
1 C# The Basic
Vijay Mukhi
Bpb Publications
Reference:
1 Visual .Net
Wrox Publications
2 C#
Wrox Publications
3 Www.Msdn.Microsoft.Com

CE-705 : EL-III CLIENT SERVER TECHNOLOGY

1 Client Server Basics

Client Server Computing Architecture, File Server Vs Client Server Database
Deployment, Two Tier Vs Three Tier Client Server Model, Two And Three Tier
Modeling, Planning Applications, The Core Design Methodology Of Three Tier
Architecture, Components And Objects, Component Object Model (COM), Service
Model, Client Server Deployment Using Component, Benefits And Pitfalls Of Client
Server Architecture
2 RDBMS And ORDBMS Concepts, Configuring Oracle 8-I Server, Multithreaded
Dedicated And Single Task Server, Configuring Dispatcher And Server Process,
Tuning Multithreaded Server, Connecting From Remote Client Workstation,
Dedicated Server Connection, Privilege Management, Application Schema, Object
Table space, Application Dll Scripting, Setting Object Storage Parameters,
Estimation Space Requirement For Database Object, Monitoring Table And Index
Storage, Naming Integrity, Application Security, Managing Roll Back, Tuning SQL
Statements, Designing Statements For Optimal Performance, Dynamically Control
Optimizer, Tuning Transaction Behavior, Designing Transaction Behavior, Array
Processing, Dynamic SQL, Inter Session Communication, DBMS_PIPES,
DBMS_ALTER,
3 COM / DCOM
Data Object, Object Oriented Application Development, Business Object, Active X
Business Object, Business Rules, In Process Server, Out Of Process Server, Business
Objects And Remote Server, MTS, Web Class And Active X Component, Web Class
And DLL Component, , DHTML

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.

Text Books:
1 Mastering Oracle 8 And Client/Server Computing By Steven Bobrowski Bpb
Publication

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2 Visual Basic 6 Client/Server How To By Noel Jerke Techmedia Publication
Reference Books:
1 Oracle 8I- Complete Reference - Oracle Press TMH
2 Oracle 8I – Advanced PL/SQL Programming Oralce Press TMH

CE-705:EL-III: SYMBOLIC LOGIC & LOGIC PROGRAMMING

1 Propositional Logic
Syntax And Semantics. Validity And Consequence.
Normal Forms. Representing World Knowledge Using Propositional Logic.
2 First Order Logic
World Knowledge Reresentation And The Need For
Quantifiers. Syntex ,Semantics, Validity, Consequence, Clause Normal Form.
3 Introduction To Prolog
Syntax Of Prolog , Structure , Data Representation , Execution Model,
Introduction To Programming In Prolog
Illustrative Examples
4 The Connection Between Logical And Logic Programming
Interpreting Logic Programs In Terms Of Horn Clauses . Deduction From Clause
Form Formulas : Resolution . Resolution For Propositional Logic. Ground
Resolution . Unification Anf First Order Resolution. Sld Resolution The
Computational And Search Rules. Sld Trees And Interpretation Of Non-Declarative
Features Of Prolog.
5 Advanced Prolog Features : Programming Techniques
Structural Induction And Recursion , Extra Logic Features : Cut And Negation ,
Case Studies.

Practical and Term work

The Practical and Term work will be based on the topics covered in the syllabus.

Text/Reference Book(s) :-
1 D. Gries ,The Science Of Programming
2 R.R. Stol., Set Theory And Logic
3 Clocksin , W.F.And Mellish C.S. , Programming In Prolog
4 O'keefe, R, The Craft Of Prolog
5 Lloyd ,J.W., Foundation Of Logic Programming.
6 Townsand , Programming In Prolog.

CE-706:TECHNOLOGY WHITE PAPER

CE-706:Technology White Paper : Candidates have to collect the technical
literature/Information of latest development in the computer field and defend it in the
form of seminar and write-up is to be evaluated as termwork.

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