Graduate Operating Systems

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Graduate Operating Systems This is a graduate course in the theory and practice of operating system design and implementation. We will discuss a wide variety of advanced technical concepts found in the field of operating systems, including (often somewhat older) seminal papers and more recent (hot) topics.

Multimedia Systems

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Overview Color in Image and Video - Image Data Representation - Fundamental concepts in Digital Audio - Lossless Compression - Lossy Compression

Discrete Mathematical Structures

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Overview What is Discrete Mathematics - Propositional Logic - Predicates & Quantifiers - Logical Inference - Resolution Principles & Application to PROLOG

Numerical Methods and Programing

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Overview Introduction to Pointers - Programing Basics - Pointers And Arrays - Functions and Argument Passing - Representation of Numbers - Numerical Error

Introduction To Problem Solving, Programming

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Overview Contents: Basic model of computation, Notion of Algorithms, Principle of Mathematical Induction - Basics of functional programming, notion of types

Systems Analysis and Design

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Overview Contents: Introduction - explain about software engg-e - commerce - life cycle of system analsis - modules:information for management,learning goals

Database Management System

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Overview Introduction to Database Management System - Conceptual Designs - Relational Model - Structured Query Language - ER Model to Relational Mapping

Human-Computer Interaction Seminar (2009-2010)

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Overview Contents: Crowd sourcing Work - Backtracking Events as Indicators of Software Usability Problems - Programming by Sketching - Aesthetic Science of Color