This document outlines the course outcomes for a Digital Communication course. It describes the topics that will be covered, including digital modulation techniques, coding methods, error control, multiplexing, and spread spectrum modulation. Students will learn the concepts, principles, and working of digital communication systems and how to apply that knowledge to modern communication systems. The practical component will involve interpreting circuits, modulation types, and waveforms and drawing circuit diagrams and setting up equipment for observation.
This document outlines the course outcomes for a Digital Communication course. It describes the topics that will be covered, including digital modulation techniques, coding methods, error control, multiplexing, and spread spectrum modulation. Students will learn the concepts, principles, and working of digital communication systems and how to apply that knowledge to modern communication systems. The practical component will involve interpreting circuits, modulation types, and waveforms and drawing circuit diagrams and setting up equipment for observation.
This document outlines the course outcomes for a Digital Communication course. It describes the topics that will be covered, including digital modulation techniques, coding methods, error control, multiplexing, and spread spectrum modulation. Students will learn the concepts, principles, and working of digital communication systems and how to apply that knowledge to modern communication systems. The practical component will involve interpreting circuits, modulation types, and waveforms and drawing circuit diagrams and setting up equipment for observation.
This document outlines the course outcomes for a Digital Communication course. It describes the topics that will be covered, including digital modulation techniques, coding methods, error control, multiplexing, and spread spectrum modulation. Students will learn the concepts, principles, and working of digital communication systems and how to apply that knowledge to modern communication systems. The practical component will involve interpreting circuits, modulation types, and waveforms and drawing circuit diagrams and setting up equipment for observation.
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COURSE OUTCOME (CO)
Name of Course/Subject: Digital Communication
(Teor!) Digital communication subject will enable the student to comprehend facts, concept and working principles of Digital communication systems. This subject familiarizes the student with digital information theory, information rate and channel capacity. This subject helps the students to understand the concept of principles of digital modulation technique, channel coding method and error control multipleing, !ultiple "ccess scheme and spread spectrum modulation.. The #nowledge acquired by student will help them to apply in $arious modern communication systems. Unit wise outcome of course Digital Communication: Topic 1: Introduction of Digital Communication: Student will be able to understand %lements of Digital &ommunication system. Topic 2: Digital Pulse Modulation Techniques: Student will be able to understand principles and &oncept of $arious digital pulse modulation or encoding techniques. Topic 3: Coding Methods and rror Control: Student will be able to understand $arious coding, error detection and error correction methods. Topic !: Digital Modulation Technique: Student will be able to understand principles and &oncept of $arious digital modulation techniques. Topic ": Multiple#ing $ Multiple %ccess: Student will be able to 'nderstand $arious multipleing technique and multiple "ccess (cheme. Topic &: 'pread 'pectrum Modulation: Student will be able to 'nderstand spread spectrum modulation and their di)erent methods. Name of Course/Subject: Digital Communication ("ractical) #ntellectual S$ills* +. ,nterpret gi$en circuit, type of modulation -. ,nterpret the results .. ,nterpret the $arious types of wa$eforms Motor S$ills: +. Draw circuit diagram -. (etting up of equipment .. "ccurate obser$ation and draw the wa$eforms Name of Course/Subject: "#C ("ractical) #ntellectual s$ills: +. 'se of programming language constructs in program implementation. -. "pply di)erent logics to sol$e gi$en problem. .. write program using di)erent implementations for the same problem /. (tudy di)erent types of errors as synta semantic, fatal, linker 0 logical 1. Debugging of programs 2. 'nderstanding di)erent steps to de$elop program such as 3roblem de4nition "nalysis Design of logic &oding Testing !aintenance 5!odi4cations, error corrections, making changes etc.6 Motor S$ills* +. 3roper handling of &omputer (ystem% -. Typing skill