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1st Year Curriculum Spring Term Diploma (Engg.) Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

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Spring Term

APPLIED MATHEMATICS-II

Provide understanding of basic elements of differential calculus, integral calculus and statistics to apply them in engineering field.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • calculate the effect of one variable with respect to another variable at a point by understanding and application of basics concepts of derivatives.
  • calculate after understanding the concept of derivatives the maximum and minimum values of a function.
  • evaluate complex integrals in a simpler way by applying definite integral.
  • calculate the approximate area under a curve by applying Numerical Integration by using Trapezoidal and Simpson’s Rules.
  • calculate and optimize the utilization of limited resources by applying basics concepts of Linear Programming.
  • use variable seperable method in finding solution of a differential equation.

APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY- II

Familiarizing with the basic experimental techniques required to find fundamental parameters in physics.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • apply the conceptual knowledge to various engineering applications.
  • describe the methodology of science and the relationship between observation and theory.
  • analyze basic experimental techniques required to find fundamentals parameters in physics.

APPLIED PHYSICS-II

Provide an understanding of this world both by observation and prediction of the way in which objects behave.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • discuss about types of wave, their properties and engineering applications.
  • describe the fundamental phenomenon of optics, working of optical instruments like microscope, telescope and their utility in scientific applications.
  • state the concept of electrostatics and coulombs laws related to it.
  • identify the basic concepts of electricity, its advantages and applications.
  • differentiate the types of magnetic materials, magnetic field and engineering applications of electromagnetism.
  • outline the concepts of semiconductor physics and its applications in many technological devices used in daily life.

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Introduction of the fundamental concepts of electricity and electronics that involve direct current, alternating current, series and parallel resistive circuits, inductance, capacitance, transformers, motors, electronic components, and various types of test equipment found in industry.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • Remember the electrical quantities and various circuits
  • Understand the design of various electrical circuits..
  • Apply the basic concepts and theorems in solving the electrical networks.
  • Analyze the concept of AC and DC circuits.
  • Evaluate the results of varoius electrical networks.
  • Understand the applications of electrical engineering.

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

Gain practical exposure through performing experiments related to basic concepts of electronics and Electrical Engineering in this lab and develop skills in circuit formulation and obtaining the desired output results.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • Remember the working principles and operation of different instruments.
  • Understand the basic concepts and principles of dc and ac fundamental, ac circuits, batteries, electromagnetic induction, voltage and current sources etc.
  • Apply the basic concepts and theorems in solving the electrical networks.
  • Analyze the working principle of various electrical machines and equipments.
  • Evaluate the results through the parameters obtained after working on the electrical networks.
  • Understand the applications of electrical engineering

BASIC ELECTRONICS

Provide an introduction to study of basic electronics technology and teaches students how to diagnose, repair, design and create electronics components. Also will introduce the application of basic electronics in real world.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • Analyze semiconductor basics and their applications in daily life.
  • Understand the transistors, their applications and biasing techniques.
  • Understand the functionality of FET & MOSFET and their uses.

BASIC ELECTRONICS LABORATORY

Gain practical exposure through performing experiments related to basic concepts of electronics in this lab. Students develop skills in circuit formulation and obtaining the desired output results.Also will introduce the application of basic electronics in real world.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • Verify the functionality of PN diode and zener diode.
  • Understand the practical features of half-wave and full-wave rectifier without using filters.
  • Analyze the input and output characteristics of a NPN transistor in common emitter configuration
  • Examine and implement transistor as an amplifier in common emitter configuration.
  • Analyze the design of FET as an amplifier and study its characteristics.
  • Know the implementation of rectifier with various types of filters.

ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS -II

This course imparts the better writing skills by sensitizing the learners to the dynamics of effective writing.The students begin to communicate in simple everyday situations acquiring basic grammatical structure and vocabulary. Further,this course develops the writing and reading comprehension skills

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • extend reading comprehension skills in grammar integrated passages
  • develop academic vocabulary for functional usage
  • integrate core grammatical skills for functional usage
  • review formal writing skills in drafting various administrative and professional documents

ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS-II LABORATORY

This course empower the students ability to discuss and respond to content of a listening passages. This course helps to understand communication strategies to participate in group discussions. It helps them to cognize the various effective speaking strategies.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • develop active listening skills while practicing note taking, drawing inferences and summarising content of famous speeches in specific and any discussion in general
  • express component of delivery in oral presentation through speech modulation
  • visualize employability aspect of effective communication through group discussion
  • develop the argumentative skills through debates and seminar

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Impart knowledge of balancing ecosystem and controlling pollution by pollution control measures. Focuses on different types of pollution caused due to industries and constructional activities.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • analyze and comprehend the importance of ecosystem and sustainable development.
  • apply the concept of energy management, energy conservation and energy efficiency.
  • visualize the energy efficient techniques in day-to-day life and industrial processes.
  • state and explain the environmental legislation acts.
  • read and identify different types of environmental pollution and control measures.
  • discuss and analyze the impact of human activities on the environment.

GENERAL WORKSHOP PRACTICE-II

This course will provide basic understanding of parametric modeling and basics of advanced commands on CREO software by using sweep, blend and swept blend , helcial sweep, reference manager etc.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • Demonstrate various operations in shops and enhance their tool handling skills related to different shops.
  • Review skills of the students and inculcate the best practical skills in them by performing various jobs.
  • Observe the various challenges faced by the students to prepare real life products.

STUDENT CENTERED ACTIVITY-II

Introduction to learning experiences, instructional approaches, and academic-support strategies that are intended to address the distinct learning needs, interests, aspirations, or cultural backgrounds of individual students. This course will build up the personality of the students.

Course Outcomes:Through this course students should be able to

  • determine their independent and original work of practical importance.
  • identify and use the rigorous methods to solve problems related to a substantive area of the study.
  • discuss and integrate the knowledge and skills gained during program to generate new knowledge.
  • estimate and develop a systematic framework for analyzing the behavior of large and complex person.
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LPU Fees For Diploma (Engg.) Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

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Phase I (Upto 1st June 2020)

Programme Fee (per semester) 38000

DetailsScholarship Amount
(per semester)Applicable Fee after Scholarship
(per semester)LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category I cut-off
Or
90% or above aggregate marks in 10th 17100
(i.e. 45% of Programme Fee) 20900LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category II cut-off
Or
80% – 89.9% aggregate marks in 10th 13300
(i.e. 35% of Programme Fee) 24700LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category III cut-off
Or
70% – 79.9% aggregate marks in 10th 9500
(i.e. 25% of Programme Fee) 28500Examination Fee 2500 (per semester)

Phase I (Upto 1st June 2020)

Programme Fee (per semester) 38000

DetailsScholarship Amount
(per semester)Applicable Fee after Scholarship
(per semester)LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category I cut-off
Or
90% or above aggregate marks in 10th 17100
(i.e. 45% of Programme Fee) 20900LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category II cut-off
Or
80% – 89.9% aggregate marks in 10th 13300
(i.e. 35% of Programme Fee) 24700LPUNEST score more than or equal to Category III cut-off
Or
70% – 79.9% aggregate marks in 10th 9500
(i.e. 25% of Programme Fee) 28500Examination Fee 2500 (per semester)Programme Fee (for International applicants Except Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh)US $1750 (Per Semester)Programme Fee (for International applicants from Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh) 58000 (per semester)Note: Subsequent phases of admission will be conducted only if the seats remain vacant.

Fee details and Allied Issues

  • Fee for successive semesters will be payable before the end of teaching of preceding semester.
  • Examination fee (per semester) is Rs. 2500 and examination fee of 1st semester is payable along with fee of 2nd semester or before.
  • For Fee other than programme fee, please refer the head ‘Fee for Additional Services/ Facilities’ of ‘General Guidelines for Admissions’ in Part C of the Prospectus-2020.
  • ‘Terms and Conditions for LPU – Scholarship and its different phases’ as mentioned in Part B of Prospectus-2020 must be referred.
  • The term ‘Programme fee’ as mentioned above, includes – Tuition and Development fees; University Fee for Registration/ Enrolment, Cultural, Sports, Club activities, Co-curricular activities etc.; Fee for Additional Services/ Facilities for Contingency, Outreach, Placement, Medical, Counselor etc. as prescribed by the University.
  • If the Fee of the programme is reduced due to any reason,scholarship amount for all the brackets/ categories will be reduced proportionately i.e. fee after scholarship etc. will not be reduced and will remain same.
  • For students enrolled under Post Matric Scholarship (PMS) and/or other such scholarship schemes the University may take full fee directly from the student, and/or security amount as deemed fit by the university.
  • For aggregate marks in qualifying exam, refer clause ‘Eligibility’ under General Guidelines for Admissions etc. in Part C of Prospectus-2020.

Requisites & Highlights

Requisites/ Conditions
• Procuring atleast one textbook for each course and carry bag in all semesters/ years is compulsory.
• Students will be required to pay an additional amount of approximately Rs. 3000 for University Uniform. It would include a set of Blazer, Trousers, Shirt and Tie/ Scarf as per the requirement of the respective programme.
• The expense of uniform (if any) will be borne by the applicant himself/ herself admitted under Post Matric Scholarship.

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LA VIE EN ROSE

In China, sunglasses were used as
early as the 12th century. Made out
of flat panes of smokey quartz, they
helped protect people’s eyes from the
sharp glare of the sun. Cut to 2020, we
might not have glasses carved out of
gemstones, but the pastel-pink hue is
certainly the rage. Available in different
textures, this colour has found home in
many a shape, owing to its delicate hue.

  • John Jacobs, Rs2,500.
  • DressBerry at myntra.com,Rs 899.
  • Zara, Rs 890.
  • H&M, Rs 2,999.
  • Ted Smith at myntra.com, Rs 4,490

 

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Hello, Harman Kaur

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The First thing people notice

Harnaam Kaur is her beard—dark, glossy, and framed by a vivid turban and perfectly-exaggerated winged liner. But that’s not the most striking thing about this 29-year-old model, anti-bullying activist, and motivational speaker. No, what makes Harnaam truly extraordinary is her most compelling asset—a lion-heart, eating
inside the body of a compassionate, sensitive woman. Harnaam, a British woman of Indian descent, hit puberty at the age of 10, and was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) at 12, which caused her to develop thick facial hair. PCOS is a fairly common condition, a hormonal imbalance that causes weight gain, excessive hair growth, and irregular periods.
Harnaam waxed and shaved and bleached her hair several times a week, to a point where her skin would turn painfully raw, but the hair continued to spread. The schoolyard bullies taunted her, calling her “shemale” and “beast” and “sheman”; “they kicked me with footballs and stabbed me with pens”. Harnaam began skipping school and refused to go out, for fear of herself. Until Harnaam decided she was done. She would not allow her haters to win…and she would accept her body—and beard—just the way it was.
As Harnaam shares her story with me, over a Skype call, I want to reach out and hug her. Not just because of the bullying and shaming and violence and death
threats she has had to endure (the death threats continue, by the way)…but because she chose to rise above the ridicule and scorn, and has emerged as a passionate disrupter of mainstream beauty standards.
With every photograph Harnaam posts on social media, of herself living her best life—and looking amazing—she inches us a little forward, towards true diversity and body positivity. In a superficial world that venerates ‘perfection’, Harnaam challenges our perceptions and reminds us that uniqueness is to be celebrated.
Harnaam tells me she wants more women to learn about her arduous—but inspiring—journey towards self-love, so they can pluck out some courage for themselves from the supply that she has. This is her mission. And this is her story…

People will Always have opinions

Nandini Bhalla: Growing up, what was your idea of beauty?

Harnaam Kaur: “I don’t think I knew what it meant to be beautiful, but I knew that I was…not beautiful. When you grow up hearing things like, ‘Oh, she’s such a fat kid’, or ‘moti’ (fat), or ‘kaddu’ (pumpkin)… it can leave a deep impact on a young mind. I don’t think people understand how their words affect a person. Even if those things are said in a loving way, you know? So for me, being fat was always an issue. And then some parts of my body were darker than others, so I was also told to use fairness creams…like, you have to be white to be ‘right’. Now I embrace my body. But back then, my friends were all blonde and thin, with blue eyes and beautiful skin. And to see them being more popular than I was, it sent my brain a message that the way I looked was not acceptable. It’s hard because kids learn at a very young age that their body should look a certain way. And it’s heartbreaking. One of the things I love about my job is
that I am able to go to schools and portray a diverse image of what a body should or could or possibly might look like. That we are all different.”

NB: What happened when you decided to keep the beard…how did people around you react?

HK: “My family was worried about how the world would react towards me. They were worried that I may not be able to live my life happily and would have to face difficulties. And I did face many difficulties. I understand when children are unintentionally mean, it’s because they’re inquisitive and come from a place of innocence. But adults—they are the worst! The abuse that I get from adults, even am having to pay for being in the public eye. Someone who is South Asian, a Punjabi, a woman who’s gay and has a beard, wears a turban, and has tattoos and piercings… You know, I am everything people don’t want me to be. It’s the price I have to pay.”

NB: So many women struggle to find the courage to fight back and accept themselves in the face of bullying and trauma. How did you find your strength?

HK: “You have no idea what it took to get “I have to get used today, has taken me a very long time to get used to. It’s funny that I’m having to say this to
you…but the truth is that I have to get used to the abuse. Because this is my life, you know, and this is what I have to endure day in and day out. And it’s horrid, but that’s the price I here, and it still does! It’s not like you wake up one morning and say, ‘Right, I feel brave now!’. I keep telling people that I am suicidal like 80% of the year. The other 20% of the time, I’m barely surviving. It is a daily battle. And I don’t think bullies understand the impact their actions can have on someone’s abuse.” mental health. It’s horrible that they don’t care for another person’s well-being.
For me, my courage came from just me wanting to be me…like, I can’t be anyone else. I can’t be you, you can’t be me. And once I realised that it’s all about finding yourself, that gave me the freedom to be like, ‘Well, this is me now’. People can either understand that and join me on this journey, and we can all lift each other up, or they can hate from the sidelines. And if that’s the way that they want to be, I can’t help them.

I’ve got a large number of followers from India, and I feel things are harder there because there’s still a lot of progress to be made. Young girls in India are constantly tormented for the way they look, and there’s a lot of stigma surrounding dark skin. So many young women approach me about PCOS, you know, and they tell me how their family taunts them. It’s difficult! But I think the first thing you need to do is figure yourself out, and understand who you really are. Once you do that, other people will realise that as well. That first step towards being kinder and more understanding towards yourself is the hardest step that anyone can take. But it is liberating.”

NB: What can each one of us do to love ourselves a little more?
HK: “See, I don’t like saying ‘love yourself’ anymore. I feel the term has been commercialised, and a lot of people are using it as a marketing ploy to make money. But I keep telling people that the most important thing to do is be kind. Because

self-love is a journey, and it’s unfair for me to say to someone, ‘Just love yourself and your life will be fine!’. How can someone who has gone through over 10 years of abuse,
someone who has hated themselves every single day, suddenly wake up one day and say that they’re going to love

“The number of death threats I receive is disgusting”

themselves because Harnaam asked them to? There’s no such thing. It’s a journey. And I think that starts with kindness—you have to wake up and be kinder to yourself, whether you’re
going through depression, anxiety, or low self-esteem. Do simple things like waking up and taking a shower, you know… Spend time with yourself, do things that make you smile, meet your friends and surround
yourself with positive people. And once you take those steps, yeah, you might say to yourself one day: ‘You know what, I actually love who I am now!’. It’s because you’ve gone on that journey to
find who you are, and created a safe space for yourself with amazing people who are going to uplift you. You know who you are, you know what you are passionate about, and that’s how you will end up loving your life, and
ultimately loving yourself.

But it’s something that you have to do over and over again. And we need to be able to change our inner voice as well, because our minds are so powerful… I think sometimes, people forget that. If
you’re able to override the negative thoughts that other people have put in your head through their opinions, you’ll slowly be able to change your mindset and, eventually, who you are.

Like, someone called me fat, so I believed I was fat, right? Someone called me ugly, so I believed I was ugly. I saw a photograph of someone on Instagram and I thought, that’s who I
need to be like. The human mind is very powerful. It absorbs information, so we need to surround ourselves with things that will actually benefit us and add value to our lives. If that means
blocking someone or moving away from toxic people and family and friends, do it because your mental health and mental well-being is more important.”

NB: You mentioned that you still receive hurtful comments and death threats from online bullies…
HK: “I absolutely hate the toxicity we see on the Internet! If there’s one reason I want the Internet to shut down, it’s because of online bullying. The number
of death threats I receive, the amount of hate and bullying I have to face, especially from our own South Asian community, is disgusting. And, you know, the bigger the
Internet becomes, the more people think it’s okay to make fake profiles to troll people, especially those in the public eye. I’m able to deal with it because I’m 29
right now (I’ll be 30 soon), and I have dealt with this my entire life. And I am able to deal with it now because I am confident. But there are young girls who
are not so confident, and having to read horrible things about yourself online can have a detrimental effect on you. I just wish that social media platforms were
stricter when it comes to online bullying…”

NB: I know that you love experimenting with make-up. What is in your make-up bag, and what is your go-to look?
HK: “I have so much make-up and I truly enjoy experimenting with it. It’s not about changing who I am, it’s about accentuating my features…I think that’s a
very powerful thing. My go-to look is nude lids with a little bit of shimmer, and bold, black liner—sometimes, I’ll use a blue or purple liner, too, as I like a nice wing. I like to accentuate my eyes so people’s focus is on my eyes. Because it’s
a bit weird when I’m talking to someone and all they’re talking to is my beard! I’m just like, ‘My eyes are up here!’. And also, when you go out wearing a red lipstick, you feel empowered…you feel like a boss! But I prioritise skincare over make-up. Once you have a good base, your make-up will sit on your face a lot
better, a lot more nicely. So I like to look after my skin a lot more than wearing make-up.”

NB: Finally, how does it feel to be able to help women feel more empowered and fight back against archaic beauty standards?
HK: “Knowing that I am helping someone, even if it is just one person, is the biggest joy for me. The biggest happiness for me! And that’s why I’m able to travel wherever I want to and talk to young people. Because I want to help young people, regardless of who they are, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or colour. I just want to be able to help. And it brings me so much comfort when mothers approach me saying, ‘You know, my daughter was looking at your pictures and she thinks you’re beautiful’. And you know, ‘Are you the princess in The Greatest Showman?’ If you’ve seen that film, there’s a bearded lady in it. (Fun fact: the bearded lady in The Greatest Showman was based on me!) I will keep fighting. I will keep fighting for people who don’t have any fighting spirit left in
them, and I will keep speaking for people who don’t know how to use their voice. And I will keep helping people that need help. There’s so much pain in the world
right now, and we need people to bring about change. So that’s my driving force. That’s my biggest inspiration in life… actually going out there and helping
people and adding value to their lives. That’s what I want to do.”

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Skimlinks SL Editor extension tool Review

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Overview

SL Editor extension.

Skimlinks Editor Toolbar

The Skimlinks Editor Toolbar is the easy to use Chrome Extension that any publisher who is writing commerce content should have installed.

When a publisher is on the merchants website, they’ll instantly be able to see if they provide commision rates, what they are and easily be able to create an affiliate link directly from the toolbar.

Features of the Skimlinks Editor Toolbar:

Easily see the average commission rate the merchant has paid over the last 90 days
The ability to see the full conditions relating to commission rates without leaving the page
Whether the merchant provides exclusive or higher than average commission rates
Shorten links to share on social networks
If you manage multiple domains, the ability to select the domain you want to affiliate so that the relevant commision rates show

You need to have a Skimlinks account and be logged in for the Editor Toolbar to work. You can sign up for an account here https://signup.skimlinks.com/

Add to Chrome

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Skimlinks has been for the past few weeks now been overwriting affiliate codes with their own codes, thereby leaving affiliates to promote merchant products, yet never earning any money, since any commissions seem to be credited against Skimlinks own codes. They were made aware of this issue some time ago but have as yet failed to rectify this issue. They even managed to change WP user codes for Amazon affiliates to be changed to Skimlinks own codes after the website owner uninstalled their plugin.

There really needs to be a way to prevent the extension from randomly switching between sites without warning. My company uses multiple sites with Skimlinks, so it gets confusing & becomes a headache!Was this review helpful?YesNo

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