Institute Vision
To emerge as a Widely Acknowledged
(recognized/approved/accredited) Centre in Technical Education and Research to
Cater (provide) the need of Society with a Futuristic (innovative) outlook.
Institute Mission
To
Enrich (develop) Students with the essence of science and engineering
knowledge, Professional ethics (moral values) and social values.
To
instill (inspire/encourage) creativity and Research Temperament (character/spirit)
to Reach the Greater Heights of Professional (expert/qualified/trained) Success.
Vision of
Computer Science and Engineering Department
To be a Trend Setting Department
in Technical Education and Research Providing Highly Competent, Efficient Manpower
to Meet the Ever Changing Needs of the Country, Industry and the Society.
Mission of
Computer Science and Engineering Department
To be an Ideal (perfect/best) Department
Providing Quality Technical Education and Training to the Students in Tune with
the Evolving Challenges and Social Needs through a Flexible and Innovative (new,
novel) Learning Process Enabling the Students to Excel in their Professions and
Careers with High Degree of Integrity(honesty, truth) and Ethical (moral,
principled) Standards.
Who
is an engineer?
A person who designs, builds, or
maintains engines, machines, or structures.
What is engineering?
“Engineering can be defined as the branch of
science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines,
machines, and structures.”
Albert
Einstein,
one of the world's greatest scientists, hit the nail right on the head when he
pondered the question 'what is engineering?'.
In simple terms, engineers identify a problem, and come up
with a solution – often creating something completely new in the process.
Engineers
are shaping the future by applying their skills to almost everything you can
think of, from medicine to renewable energy, food technologies to sustainable
mining. There really is no limit to what engineers can do.
Literature Survey on
Engineering Colleges in India
There are 201 engineering colleges affiliated to VTU.
The state of Andhra Pradesh alone has more than 700 colleges.
511 Engineering colleges
in 2006-07 in India.
3,345 Engineering colleges in 2014-15 in India.
Approximate
number of engineering students passed out every year in India is as follows.
Passing Students x No. of Institutes in India i.e. 500
x 4000 = 20,00,000
20,00,000
(20 Lakhs) students will be passed out every as a engineering graduate student.
Programming
in C and Data Structures (15PCD13/23)
Syllabus at Glance
Module
I Introduction to C Language
Module
II Branching and Looping
Module
III Arrays, Strings and
Functions
Module
IV Structures
and File Management
Module
V Pointers and Pre
Processors, Introduction To Data Structure
Course Outcomes (COs): On completion
of this course, students are able to
C113.1
Explain
the basic principles of programming in C language.
C113.2
Apply
the knowledge of control statements to write computer programs.
C113.3
Write
the computer programs using arrays, strings and functions.
C113.4
Design
and develop solutions to real world problems by using computer programming skills.
C113.5
Construct
structures and files to store data for further use.
C113.6
Define
and use various data structures using pointers to handle huge data.
TEXT BOOKS:
T1. Brain W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Richie: The
C programming Language, 2nd Edition, PHI, 2012.
T2. Jacqueline Jones
& Keith Harrow: Problem Solving with C, 1st Edition, Pearson 2011.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
R1. Vikas Gupta: Computer
Concepts and C Programming, Dreamtech Press 2013.
R2. R S Bichkar, Programming
with C, University Press, 2012.
R3. V Rajaraman: Computer
Programming in C, PHI, 2013.
Define the following terms.
- Computer
- Functions
- Applications
- Features
- Program
- Sofware (System & Application)
- Programmer
- Programming
- Programming Languages
Write the C programs for following.
Too display "Hello World" message on the screen.
To display your residential address on the screen.
To read and find the addition of two unknown whole numbers.Syllabus
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