IEEE PROJECT TITLES

LATEST PROJECT TITLE YEAR

1.Robust and Efficient Password-Authenticated Key Agreement
Using Smart Cards for campus management 2008
2.Group Elevator Scheduling With Advance Information for Normal
and Emergency Modes in building management systems 2008
3.Networked Control System With High-Speed and Real-Time
Communication Links using tcp/ip 2008
4.Models for Bearing Damage Detection in Induction Motors
Using Stator Current Monitoring 2008
5.Design and Practical Implementation of Internet-Based
Predictive Control of a Servo System 2008
6.Implementation of a CAN-based Multi controller
Digital driving system for a vehicle 2008
7.Embedded system based precision Time Synchronization
using IEEE 1588-Server-Client control 2008
8.Solar Energy Harvesting Wireless Embedded Systems
for Remote sensor networks 2008
9.Application Of Visual Specifications For Verification
Of Distributed Controllers For Industrial Applications 2008
10.Hardware/Software Co-design for Hyper elliptic
Curve Cryptography (HECC) on the 8051 for industrial security 2008
11.Performance guarantees for Embedded web servers 2008
12.Controlling and Monitoring of industrial Parameters using CAMAC 2008
13.Implementation of LIN Protocol for Automotive Applications using 8051 microcontroller 2008
14.Patient monitoring Using GSM and ZIG BEE for hospitals and oldage homes 2008
15.Omnibus interior lighting system and Automotive communication network 2008
16.Embedded navigation sensor for robotic control 2008
17.Real-Time Communication and Coordination in Embedded Sensor Networks 2008
18.Decentralized Cooperative Multi-Robot Learning 2008
19.A Testbed for Secure and Robust SCADA Systems 2008
20.SCADA Systems for Substation Automation 2008


NETWORK SECURITY
Efficient and Secure Content Processing and Distribution by Cooperative Intermediaries SECURITY 2008
Securing User-Controlled Routing Infrastructures SECURITY 2008
Computation-Efficient Multicast Key
Distribution SECURITY 2008
Provably Secure Three-Party Authenticated Quantum Key Distribution Protocols SECURITY 2007
A Fully Distributed Proactively Secure Threshold – Multi signature Scheme SECURITY 2007

IMAGE PROCESSING
Discriminative Learning And Recognition Of Image Set Classes using canonical correlation IMAGE PROCESSING 2007
Adaptive Bilateral Filter for Sharpness
Enhancement and Noise Removal IMAGE PROCESSING 2008
Markov Random Field Model-Based
Edge-Directed Image Interpolation 2008


MOBILE COMPUTING
1.Bi-directional routing abstraction for asymmetric mobile ad hoc network MOBILE COMPUTING 2008
2.Rate less Forward Error Correction for Topology-Transparent Scheduling MOBILE COMPUTING 2008
3.Efficient Routing in Intermittently Connected Mobile Networks: The Multiple-Copy Case MOBILE COMPUTING 2008
4.Efficient resource allocation for wireless Networking MOBILE COMPUTING 2008
Towards Broadcast Reliability In Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks with Double Coverage 2007

Description About SAT

SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)

SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test/ SAT-I) is a prerequisite Reasoning Test conducted for the admissions of undergraduate programs in United States. It is a 3 hour test that determines the proficiency of the students in verbal, mathematical and reasoning skills that are required to evaluate the skills needed to complete the academic successfully. The test is administered several times a year. Many universities also require SAT-II test score along with the SAT-I score for admission. Every year around 2 million students take SAT. Many colleges and universities finds SAT as a more credible test for predicting the student’s competence. The test scores are valid up to 5 years of the test date.

Test Modules in SAT

Typically, SAT reasoning test are categorized into three major sections, Critical Reading, Writing and Mathematics, with a total of 10 sub-sections including a dummy section. These sections are discussed below:

Critical Reading

SAT exam begins with Critical reading questions that determine various reading comprehension skills. It includes two 25-minute sections and one 20-minute section with 48 reading comprehension questions and 19 sentence completion questions. The scores are scaled on a 200-800 point scale with the total time limit of 70 minutes. This module consists of the following subsections:

• Sentence Completion: It measures the vocabulary of the applicants and understanding the sentence structure i.e., how the different parts of a sentence fit logically together. Here each sentence has one or two blank space which has to be filled correctly with the given multiple choices.
• Passage-based Reading: This section comprises of two types of passage reading, Vocabulary in Context and Literal Comprehension. It measures the reading abilities of the students and thinking carefully about different passages ranging from 100 to 850 words approximately. These passages will be extracted from a variety of fields like, humanities, social studies, natural sciences, and literary fiction.

Writing Section

The writing section of SAT is based on the old SAT-II subject test in writing. The total time limit of writing section is 60 minutes. It includes multiple choice questions and a brief essay. The essay score accounts to be around 30% of the writing score and the multiple choice component accounts to be around 70%.

The multiple choice questions include, Error Identification, Sentence Improvement questions that tests for grammar knowledge and Paragraph Improvement questions that test for student’s understanding of logical organization of ideas.

The essay section is administered as the first part of the test, which has 25 minutes of time limit. They have to be written in response to the specified prompt, which are typically philosophical and are designed to be accessible to students despite of their educational and social backgrounds.

Mathematics Section

This section is also known as Quantitative Section determines important skills like, estimation and number sense using multiple choice questions and student response questions. Mathematics section includes topics like, exponential growth, absolute value, and functional notation. It consisting of three scored sections:

• A 25 minutes section – It contains 20 multiple choice (problem solving) questions to be completed in 25 minutes
• Another 25-minute section - It contains 8 multiple choice (problem solving) questions and 10 grid-in questions, within the time limit of 25 minutes
• A shorter section of 16 multiple choice (problem solving) questions to be completed in 20 minutes of time

In addition there will be a dummy section formally called as Variable or Equation section with the time limitation of 20 minutes. However this section does not count towards the individual score and they cannot be recognized in the test so as to not skipping those questions. They are only used for the future edition of SAT.

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