Proficiency Evening Programme Batch-55
  The Modules offered during (June 2008 - July 2008) are:

Contact and Fee Details

                                                                                                             

About Proficiency Courses

M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies is offering an educational programme in the evening for the benefit of students of Engineering, AMIE and working engineers/managers through Continuing Professional Development Cell.

Purpose

To create an opportunity for Students and Working Professionals to update their knowledge in modern and thrust areas.

Who can take part?

Students of Science, Engineering and Management
Teachers of Science and Engineering
Practicing Engineers and Managers

Who deliver the Programme?

Faculty of MSRSAS
Faculty from Reputed Institutions
Practicing Scientists and Engineers

Delivery Methodology

Course notes will be given in slide form
Will be taught using Audio Visuals
Includes demos and hands on
Help to add value to your career
3 hrs Session/day (Alternate days)
Duration of the course: 15 days to 1 Month

Forth Coming Evening Programme Commencing from 23rd June 2008

Module 1: VLSI PHYSICAL DESIGN  

Contents

Tools

  • Perspectives on industry design flows:
    - Basic design flow of integrated circuits, in terms of synthesis and verification
    - CAD framework and database management
    - Overview on logic synthesis and a brief introduction also to high-level synthesis

  • Foundational and generic knowledge:
    - Basics of graph theory, combinatorial optimization, and partitioning
    - Test pattern generation. Verification coverage for simulation. Fault simulation.

  • Physical design:
    - Introduction to VLSI Physical Design
    - Data Structures for Graph Models
    - Placement, Clock Tree Synthesis, Floor Planning, Routing.
    - Physical design processes for VLSI design automation
    - Physical Verification - Circuit Extraction & DRC
    - Layout verification; design rule and electrical rule checking, LVS
    - Circuit extraction
    - Wire length/load estimation
    - Design for Manufacturing
    - EDA Tools for VLSI Physical Design.

  • Advanced Topics in Physical Design
    Cross-Talk MOS Transistor Operation, Scaling Trends, Deep Submicron Transistors, Timing and Performance, Hot Carrier Effects, Hot Carrier and Circuit Lifetime Impact on Circuit Performance, Additional Degradation Modes, Physical and Electrical Characteristics of Gate Oxides, Reliability of Gate Oxides, Antenna Damage, Circuit Stressing, , Impact of IR Drop on Circuit Performance, Use of Decoupling Capacitors, Basics of Interconnect Scaling, Propagation Delay, Reducing Interconnect Delay Electromigration Physical Effects, Ways to Improve Electromigration, Design Analysis of Electromigration Effects in Submicron, Timing Convergence Advanced Methodology
     

 

Full suite of Synopsys tools: Astro 2004.06, PrimeTime 2004.06, Jupiter XT 2004.06

By: : Mr. Cyril Prasanna Raj P, Asst. Prof. & CM and Mr. Ajaya Kumar, Sr. Training Engineer, VSDC, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 2:  EMBEDDED DSP  

Contents

Tools

  • Introduction to DSP— Conventional processors Vs DSP, DSP Concepts –sampling, quantisation, Fourier Transform, Z-Transform
  • FIR Filter design methods and implementation, IIR Filter design methods and implementation.
  • Numerical Issues, Introduction to Multimedia- multimedia systems, data representations
  • Introduction to Multimedia – video, audio codecs, image processing techniques
  • Overview of Design Platforms, Introduction to Blackfin family of processors, Features, Blackfin DSP architecture Core ADSP –BF533
  • Instruction set, Addressing modes, Memory management, and Programming using Black fin processors.
  • Introduction to VDSP++ tool, EZ-KIT Lite and Daughter cards, JTAG Emulators.
  • Interrupts handling, Peripherals – SPORT, SPI, Programmable Flags, UART, Timers
  • Peripherals - PPI, EBIU, high Speed DMA
  • Case study of Embedded DSP Application.

 

VDSP++ 4.5, C, C++, Matlab

By: S.G.Shivaprasad Yadav, Sr. Lecturer, ESDC, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 3:  FRACTURE MECHANICS AND FATIGUE  

Contents

Tools

  • Fracture Mechanics:
    1. Fracture Criteria (5%)
    2. Stress analysis of cracks; Stress Intensity Factors; Strain Energy Release Rates;(15%)
    3. Fracture Testing (10%)
    4. Plasticity effects (5%)
    5. Computational Fracture Mechanics (15%)
  • Fatigue Analysis:
    1. Uniaxial high cycle fatigue (10%)
    2. Multiaxial high cycle fatigue (10%)
    3. Low cycle fatigue (10%)
    4. Fatigue growth laws (10%)
    5. Fatigue design methodologies (5%)
    6. Fatigue of non-metallic materials (5%)
     

MSC/NASTRAN,
LMS
NISA-Endure
 

By: Prof. N.C. Mahendra Babu, Prof. & CM, EMM, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 4: PROJECT MANAGEMENT  

Contents

Tools

  • Project Management (5%)

  • Project Organisation (5%)

  • Project Planning Introduction (10%)

  • Basic Networks (5%)

  • Complex Networks (5%)

  • Resource Planning (5%)

  • Project Control (5%)

  • Project Estimating & Budgeting (5%)

  • Project Budgetary Control (5%)

  • Project Appraisal (10%)

  • Sensitivity and Risk Analysis (10%)

  • Project Contract Process (5%)

  • Legal Contracts for Projects (5%)

  • Project Management in Practice (10%)

  • Managing Change (10%)
     

Microsoft Project

By: Prof. V.G.S.Mani, Professor, EMM, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 5: VEHICLE AERODYNAMICS AND THERMAL MANAGEMENT  

Contents

Tools

  • Vehicle Aerodynamics
    Revision of fluid mechanics, Boundary layers and wakes, Friction and pressure drag, Centre of pressure, Aerodynamic forces and moments, Vehicle stability, Streamline and bluff body dynamics, Fuel economy, Design features and their effect on aerodynamic performance, Scale model testing, Dimensional analysis, Wind tunnels for Vehicle aerodynamics, Instrumentation in wind tunnels, Assessment of model performance and Predictive techniques.
    Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics, Turbulence, FDM, Solving a Fluid dynamics problem using commercial software and FVM.

  • Thermal Management
    The engine cooling system: Engine water cooling and oil cooling, mechanism of drag production by the cooling system, cooling requirements, design of an efficient low drag cooling system, unducted radiators, ducted radiators, lift increment due to cooling flow, differences between domestic car engine cooling system and Racing car water and oil cooling system design.
     

Fluent and Gambit

By: Dr. M.D.Deshpande , CM, BME & Abdul Nassar, Training Manager, MCAD, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 6: NOISE, VIBRATION AND HARSHNESS (NVH)  

Contents

 
  • NVH context in the Automotive Industry
    Sources of noise and vibration, design features, Decibel scale, analytical tools

  • NVH Theory Essentials
    Single DOF systems: natural frequency, modal damping, transient and frequency responses, resonance, transmissibility and isolation.
    Multi DOF systems: eigenvalues and eigenvectors, modal participation, mode management in vehicles, transfer path.
    Acoustics: standing and traveling waves, impedance concepts, resonances, transmissiblity and absorption

  • FEA and Optimization
    Large mass concept, Frequency response solutions, Design drivers for NVH, Case studies of chassis and brake disk optimization

  • Test Facilities and Instrumentation
    Sampling, aliasing and resolution. Statistical analysis. Campbell's plots, cascade diagrams, coherence and correlation functions.


     

MSC/NASTRAN, MATLAB.

By: Dr. B.V.Vijay, Professor, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Module 7: MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

Contents

  • Materials Classification Overview, properties of materials.
  • Metals and alloys, processing and applications.
  • Ceramic materials, processing and applications.
  • Polymer materials and blends, processing and applications.
  • Composite materials, processing and applications.
  • Bio – Degradable materials, processing and applications.
  • New materials and applications.
  • Advanced manufacturing processes – Machining: Chemical machining, EDM, Laser machining, Electron Beam Machining, Plasma arc Cutting, Water jet machining, Abrasive water jet machining, Abrasive jet machining
  • Advanced manufacturing processes – Forming: Sheet metal Process, Investment casting, Pressure Die casting, Metal injection moulding, Extrusions, Centrifugal casting.
  • Plastics Processing: Plastics Moulding, Structural moulding, Rotational moulding, Blow moulding, Thermoforming, Gas Assisted Injection moulding, Welding of Plastics.
  • Surface Technology, Finishes.
  • Corrosion of metals and prevention: Plating/In - organic Metal Finishes, conversion coatings, anodising.
  • Selection of materials to meet design intent, Case studies.
     
By: Prof. Sudhindra kumar, Professor, PD, MSRSAS

Start Date: 23rd June 2008           End Date: 18th July 2008

Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday   Timings : 6.30 to 9.30 PM 

 

 

Contact and Fee Details :                                                                        

Course Fee:

For each module course fee Rs. 5,000/- payable as a single installment.

You can pay the Course Fee by Cash on the course joining day or enroll yourself by sending a Cheque/DD in advance in favour of
M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bangalore.

Kindly bring two passport/stamp size photos for registration purpose.

For further enquiries or clarifications, please contact
Mr. Vinod V. at vinod@msrsas.org,
Mobile: 98801 93396 (Mr. Vinod).
Phone: (080) 2360 5539, 2360 1983, 2360 4759  Ext. 115

Note: If you are unable to attend the course due to time constraints then the same course can be conducted as a corporate training programme provided the participants strength is 15 or above. So please feel free to contact us for any other information.