HIGHER EDUCATION PERFORMANCE REVIEW: PROGRAM REVIEW

This Program Specification provides a concise summary of the main features of the program and the learning outcomes that a typical student might reasonably be expected to achieve and demonstrate if he/she takes full advantage of the learning opportunities that are provided. It is supported by a specification for each course that contributes to the program.

University of Technology

1. Teaching Institution

Department of Communication Engineering

2. University Department/Centre

Optical Communication Systems  Engineering

3. Program Title

Bachelor of Communication Engineering

4. Title of Final Award

 Full Time

5. Modes of Attendance offered

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6. Accreditation

Summer training,  Scientific visits

7. Other external influences

2019/2020

8. Date of Production/revision of this specification

9. Aims of the Program

* Engage the engineering cadres in the field of Optical communication system engineering capable of facing all the difficulties and obstacles encountered while working in the industrial and technological sectors by giving them all the information, fundamentals and scientific facts they need in the field of Optical communication engineering specialization

* To seek to graduate engineers with different specialties in Optical  communication engineering, who have the ability to innovate in the various fields of Optical communication engineering work after graduation and to keep abreast of the scientific and technological development taking place in the civilized world.

* Preparing technical and engineering cadres in the field of  Optical communication engineering to view the most important scientific and technological developments and seek to benefit them in the service of the community and develop the skills of teamwork for students.

* The graduate of Optical communication engineering should be able to use mathematical and engineering analysis process to solve the problems and overcomes obstacles facing his or her work in the field of Optical communication engineering, also to be able to understand the philosophy of engineering design within the field of Optical communication engineering.

10. Learning Outcomes, Teaching, Learning and Assessment Methods

A.   Knowledge and understanding

A1. Students can gain knowledge, understanding, principles, theories and fundamentals in Optical communication systems engineering. 

A2. Students are able to understand the most advanced topics in the field of Optical communication systems engineering.

A3. Students can understand mathematics, equations and algorithms for studying Optical communication systems engineering.

A4. To learn about the most recent computer techniques that are used in the design and solving problems in the field of Optical communication engineering and the foundations of its theory and applications.

A5. Be able to understand the basis of the work of the laboratory equipment used in Optical communication engineering services.

B.   Subject-specific skills

B1. The ability to select and conduct the required tests and to collect, compare and analyze the results of the tests.

B2. The Ability to design, audit and supervise the implementation of various Optical communication engineering facilities.

B3. The ability to derive approaches to solve engineering issues in a scientific way and to determine the appropriate method of processing emerging engineering problems.

 Teaching and Learning Methods

1- Theoretical lectures.

2-Discussion tutorials.

3- Practical sessions in laboratories.

4- Scientific reports by students.

5-Graduate projects for students of the final stage.

 Assessment methods

1.     Mid-term and final examinations.

2.      Quizzes.

3.     Homework.

4.     Lab reports.

5.     Lab practical exam.

6.     Writing scientific reports.

7.      Committees for discussing graduation projects for students of the final stage.

C.   Thinking Skills

   C1. Description and analysis of wireless communication engineering applications.

C2. Able to write, explain and discuss the rules and engineering based on them.

   C3. Able to analyze the problems and discuss and find effective solutions with the

         Possibility of using specialized computer programs in the process.

C4.  Justifies and conveys concepts and demonstrates them in particular to the concepts of engineering in the field of wireless communications engineering.

Teaching and Learning Methods

1.     Theoretical lectures

2.      Lectures of scientific discussion.

3.      Small group method.

4.      Practical sessions in engineering laboratories.

5.      Scientific seminars and presenting the latest scientific developments within the specialization by the students.

6.       Graduation projects for final stage students.

7.       Scientific trips to the real work sites and to see the problems and applications in the field of optical communications engineering within the reality of the actual work.

Assessment methods

1-     Monthly or quarterly examinations

2-     Quizzes

3-     Writing scientific reports

4-    Lab reports.

5-    Practical exams.

6-     Homework

7-     Committees for discussing graduation projects for students of the final stage.

D.   General and Transferable Skills (other skills relevant to employability and personal development)

D1. Preparing the engineering design of wireless communication systems engineering.

D2. Provide engineering consultancy on problems and solutions in the field of wireless communications engineering.

D3.  Analyzing, discussing and using the results of engineering tests in design and evaluation processes.

D4. Ability to write and produce technical reports on the results of scientific tests and the ability to derive results and their effects from the test.

Teaching and Learning Methods

1- See the previous graduation projects and scientific research in the field of   specialization.

2- Identify the graduates and their opinions on the skills they should have acquired and the usefulness of these skills in the field of their work combined with the reality of actual work.

Assessment Methods

1-     Research committees of graduate research for students of the final stage

2-     Specialized seminars.

3-    Technical reports.

4-    Personal interviews and correspondence.

11. Program Structure 

First Year

Code

First Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE 1101

Technical English I

1

-

-

1

CE 1102

Mathematics I

4

-

-

4

CE 1103

Computer Science I

1

1

-

1.5

CE 1104

Electronics I

2

-

1

2

CE 1105

Engineering Drawing

-

3

-

1.5

CE 1106

Digital Techniques

2

-

-

2

CEO 1107

Physics of Semiconductors

2

-

-

2

CE 1108

Electrical Engineering Fundamentals I

2

-

1

2

CE 1109

Workshops I

-

6

-

2

CE 1110

Electrical and Electronic Lab I

-

3

-

1.5

Sub-total

14

13

2

19.5

Total

29

Code

Second Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE 1201

Technical English II

1

-

-

1

CE 1202

Mathematics II

4

-

-

4

CE 1203

Computer Science II

1

1

-

1.5

CE 1204

Measurements and Instrumentations

2

-

-

2

CE 1205

Auto CAD

-

3

-

1.5

CE 1206

Probability and Statistics

2

-

1

2

CEO 1207

Physics of Materials

2

-

-

2

CE 1208

Electrical Engineering Fundamentals II

2

-

1

2

CE 1209

Workshops II

-

6

-

2

CE 1210

Electrical and Electronic Lab II

-

3

-

1.5

CE1211

Arabic Language

-

-

Sub-total

14

13

2

19.5

Total

29

Semester

Hours

Units

First

29

19.5

Second

29

19.5

Second Year

Code

First Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE2101

Physics  of  Optics

2

-

-

2

CE2102

Mathematics III

4

-

-

4

CE2103

Electronics II

2

-

1

2

CE2104

Computer Programming

1

1

-

1.5

CE2105

Electromagnetic Fields I

2

-

1

2

CEM2106

Analog Communication Systems I

2

-

1

2

CE2107

Ethics of High Education

1

-

-

1

CE2108

Transmission Lines

2

-

1

2

CE2109

Analog Communications and Electronics Lab.I

--

6

-

3

Sub-total

16

7

4

19.5

Total

27

Code

Second Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE2201

Physics of Optical Elements

2

-

-

2

CE2202

Mathematics IV

4

-

-

4

CEM2203

Optical Sensor

2

-

1

2

CE2204

Microprocessor Engineering

2

-

-

2

CE2205

Electromagnetic Fields II

2

-

1

2

CEM2206

Analog and Communication II

2

-

1

2

CE2207

Human Rights

1

-

-

1

CE2208

Electronic Communication

2

-

1

2

CE2209

Analog Communications and Electronics Lab.II

-

6

-

3

Sub-total

17

6

4

20

Total

27

Semester

Hours

Units

First

27

19.5

Second

27

20

Third Year

Code

First Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE3101

Numerical Analysis I

2

-

-

2

CE3102

Engineering Analysis I

4

-

-

4

CE3103

Control Engineering I

2

-

1

2

CE3104

Digital Communication I

2

-

1

2

CEM3105

Optical Fiber Communication I

2

-

1

2

CE3106

Signals and Systems I

2

-

-

2

CEM3207

Antenna Theory and Propagation

2

-

1

2

CE3108

Antennas and Control Lab.

-

4

-

2

CE3109

Microprocessor and Digital Communication Lab.

-

4

-

2

Sub-total

16

8

4

20

Total

28

Code

Second Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE3101

Numerical Analysis II

2

-

-

2

CE3102

Engineering Analysis II

4

-

-

4

CE3103

Control Engineering II

2

-

1

2

CE3104

Digital Communication II

2

-

1

2

CEM3105

Optical Fiber Communication II

2

-

1

2

CE3106

Signals and Systems II

2

-

-

2

CEM3207

Microwave Engineering

2

-

1

2

CE3108

Antennas and Control Lab.

-

4

-

2

CE3109

Microprocessor and Digital Communication Lab.

-

4

-

2

Sub-total

16

8

4

20

Total

28

Semester

Hours

Units

First

28

20

Second

28

20

Fourth Year

Code

First Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE 4101

Final Year Project I

1

3

-

2.5

CE 4102

Industrial Management

2

-

-

2

CEO 4103

 Information Theory & Coding

3

-

-

3

CEO 4104

Optical Networks I

2

-

-

2

CEO 4105

Satellite Communication

2

-

1

2

CE 4106

Digital Signal Processing I

2

-

1

2

CEO 4107

Data Transmission and Computer Networks

2

-

-

2

CEO 4108

Elective Subject (A)

2

-

-

2

CEO 4109

Digital Signal Processing and Optical Fiber Communication Lab. I

-

6

-

3

Sub-total

16

9

2

20.5

Total

27

Code

First Semester

Hours/Week

Subject

Theo.

Lab.

Tut.

Unit

CE 4201

Final Year Project II

1

3

-

2.5

CE 4202

Operation Research

2

-

-

2

CEO 4203

 Mobile Communication  Systems

3

-

-

3

CEO 4204

Spread Spectrum

2

-

-

2

CEO 4205

 Radar Engineering

2

-

1

2

CE 4206

Digital Signal Processing II

2

-

1

2

CEO 4207

Optical Networks II

2

-

-

2

CEO 4208

Elective Subject (B)

2

-

-

2

CEO 4209

Digital Signal Processing & Optical Fiber Communication Lab. II

-

6

-

3

Sub-total

16

9

2

20.5

Total

27

Semester

Hours

Units

First

27

20.5

Second

27

20.5

12. Awards and Credits

Bachelor Degree requires at least (145) credits.

13. Personal Development Planning

Educating the student to recognize the importance of continuing self-learning and the collection of new techniques and skills in the field Jurisdiction.

14. Admission criteria.

Students are admitted to the college according to their 6 the grade (baccalaureate). And the criteria for student distribution On the section shall be according to:

• Student desire.

• The total number of students in the sixth grade.

• The capacity of the department.

• The privilege that a student receives because his or her father is working as a teacher in the Ministry of Higher Learning

15. Key sources of information about the program

1. Methodological books.  

2.The References. 

3. Specifications and codes.

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

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Technical English I

CE 1101

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Mathematics I

CE 1102

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Computer Science I

CE 1103

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Electronics I

CE 1104

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Engineering Drawing

CE 1105

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Digital Techniques

CE 1106

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Physics of Semiconductors

CEO 1107

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Electrical Engineering Fundamentals I

CE 1108

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Workshops I

CE 1109

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Electrical and Electronic Lab I

CE 1110

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

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Year / Level

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D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

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B4

B3

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A4

A3

A2

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Technical English II

CE 1201

1^st

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Mathematics II

CE 1202

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Computer Science II

CE 1203

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Measurements and Instrumentations

CE 1204

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Auto CAD

CE 1205

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Probability and Statistics

CE 1206

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Physics of Materials

CEO 1207

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Electrical Engineering Fundamentals II

CE 1208

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Workshops II

CE 1209

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Electrical and Electronic Lab II

CE 1210

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

Code

Year / Level

D4

D3

D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

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B4

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A4

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Physics  of  Optics

CE  2101

2^nd

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Mathematics III

CE  2102

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Electronics II

CE  2103

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Computer Programming

CE 2104

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Electromagnetic fields I

CE 2105

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Analog Communication Systems I

CEM 2106

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Ethics of High Education

CE  1107

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Transmission Lines

CE  2108

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Analog Communications and Electronics Lab. I

CE 2109

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

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Physics of optical elements

CE  2201

2^nd

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Mathematics IV

CE  2202

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Optical Sensor

CEM 2203

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Microprocessor Engineering

CE  2204

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Electromagnetic fields II

CE  2205

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Analog Communication Systems II

CEM 2206

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Human Rights

CE  2207

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Electronic Communication

CE  2208

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Analog Communications and Electronics Lab. II

CE  2209

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

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Year / Level

D4

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D1

C4

C3

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A3

A2

A1

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Numerical Analysis I

CE3101

3^rd

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Eng. Analysis I

CE3102

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Control Eng. I

CE3103

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Digital Comm. I

CE3104

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Optical Fiber Communication I

CEM3105

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Signals and Systems I

CE3106

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Antenna Theory and Propagation

CEM3207

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Antennas and Control Lab.

CE3108

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C

Microprocessor and Digital Communication.

Lab.

CE3109

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

Code

Year / Level

D4

D3

D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

C1

B4

B3

B2

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A4

A3

A2

A1

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Numerical Analysis II

CE3201

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Eng. Analysis II

CE3202

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Control Eng. II

CE3203

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Digital Comm. II

CE3204

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Optical Fiber Communication II

CEM3205

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C

Signals and Systems II

CE3206

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C

Microwave Engineering

CEM3207

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C

Antennas and Control Lab.

CE3208

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C

Microprocessor and Digital Communication Lab.

CE3209

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

Code

Year / Level

D4

D3

D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

C1

B4

B3

B2

B1

A4

A3

A2

A1

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C

Final year project I

CE4101

4^th

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C

Industrial Management

CE4102

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C

Information Theory & Coding

CEO4103

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C

Optic. Networks I

CEO4104

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C

Satellite Comm.

CEO4105

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C

DSP I

CE4106

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C

Data Transmission and Computer Networks

CEO4107

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O

Elective Subject (A)

CEO4108

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C

Digital Signal Processing and Optical Fiber Communication Lab. I

CEO4109

Curriculum Skills Map

please tick in the relevant boxes where individual Program Learning Outcomes are being assessed

Program Learning Outcomes 

General and  Transferable Skills (or) Other skills relevant to employability and personal development

Thinking Skills

Subject-specific skills

Knowledge and

understanding

Core (C)

Title or Option

(O)

Course Title

Course

Code

Year / Level

D4

D3

D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

C1

B4

B3

B2

B1

A4

A3

A2

A1

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C

Final year project II

CE4201

4^th

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C

Operation Research

CE4202

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C

Mobile Comm.  Systems

CEO4203

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C

Spread Spectrum

CEO4204

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C

Radar Engineering

CEO4205

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C

           DSP II

CE4206

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C

Optic. Networks II

CEO4207

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O

Elective Subject (B)

CEO4208

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C

Digital Signal Processing & Optical Fiber Communication Lab. II

CEO4209