Through C & DS module, one should understand the value that comes with good variable names, function names, concept understanding and their implementation, and thoughtful, articulate comments. The participants spend good quality time on hands-on. The participants are also encouraged for small presentations during the session which would help them to develop their confidence and improve their presentation skills. So, by the end of this module, each participant should be able to write well-structured programs for different problem definitions using appropriate concept and data structures.

• Introduction to C
• Preprocessor Directives
• Pointers
• File I/O : Sequential and Random Access
• Formatted I/O

• Decision control statements & Loops
• Storage classes(Internal Linkage & External Linkage)
• Dynamic Memory

• Data structures Introduction
• Types of linked list
• Stack and Queues
• Trees Introduction
• Linked list introduction
• BST and Expressions

• Introduction to OOP
• Procedural Approach in C++
• Function Overloading & Name Mangling
• Object oriented Approach in C++
• operator overloading

• Constructors & Destructors
• Dynamic memory allocation techniques
• Static and constants
• Friend: Function and class
• Generic programming

• Inheritance and “is a ” relationship
• Run time polymorphism
• Exception handling
• Multithreading

• Introduction: Testing Terminologies
• Software Test Estimation Techniques

• How to create a test plan
• Test environment for software testing

• Defect management process software
• gcov tool for test coverage

The objective of the course is to provide strong foundation in ARM architecture, as well as programming of ARM Microcontroller using Embedded C language which is in great demand in the today’s core industry. The ARM architecture, processor modes of operation and other important features will be discussed along with the basics of interfacing peripherals like ADC, PWM and Timers. The participants are encouraged to implement a Real time project incorporating stand alone devices like ZIgbee, Bluetooth, GSM and GPS. The course satisfies the thrust to bridge the gap between the academic course and core industry skill set requirement.

• Introduction to ARM7
• Vector Interrupt Controller and Timers
• Introduction to ARM Cortex M3

• Introduction to LPC2129
• ADC,PWM,WDT,RTC
• Difference b/w ARM7 and Cortex Series Controller

• GPIO
• Embedded Protocols - UART, I2C, SPI
• Programming with Cortex M3(LPC1768)

In this module the participants are going to work with UNIX/LINUX based commands and they are going to utilize them in the SHELL SCRIPTING also. This module will allows the participants to understand how the commands are being executed by the kernel as and when the user has provided it to the shell. The participants are about to know why to use, where to use and how to use shell scripting. Students are provided hands on experience on commands and shell scripting concepts.

• File & Directory Commands Ls, mkdir, cd, pwd, rm, cat
• Shell Scripting
• Kernel Architectures
• PIPE : named and unnamed pipes
• Semaphore’s

• Process Related Commands Ps, fg, bg, jobs
• Conditions: if, switch, expr, test
• File Management related system calls
• Message Queue
• Multithreading using Posix Threads

• Text Manipulation Commands Head, tail, cut, paste, sort, diff, comm
• Loops: while, for

• Code Coverage
• Performance Testing
• V Model

• Gate Level Testing
• Test Plan & Test Cases
• Black Box Testing

• White Box Testing
• SOC Testing
• SDLC & STLC