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ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI - 600 025 TIME TABLE - B.E/B.TECH. DEGREE EXAMINATIONS Nov/Dec-2010

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09/11/2010 Tuesday 06/12/2010 Monday MA2264:Numerical Methods

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B.E-Aeronautical Engg.

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AE2251:Aerodynamics-I AE2252:Aircraft Systems AE2253:Production AE2254:Aircraft and Instruments Technology Structures-I B.E-Automobile AT2252:Automotive ME2254:Strength of MA2266:Statistics and AT2251:Applied Engg. Chassis Materials Numerical Methods Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer B.E-BioMedical MA2261:Probability and BM2251:Biomedical BM2252:Pathology and BM2253:Basics of BM2254:Analog and Engg. Random Processes Instrumentation Microbiology Electrical Engineering Digital ICs B.E-Civil CE2251:Soil Mechanics CE2252:Strength of CE2253:Applied CE2254:Surveying-II Engineering Materials Hydraulic Engineering B.E-Computer MA2262:Probability and CS2251:Design and CS2252:Microprocessors CS2253:Computer CS2254:Operating Science and Engg. Queueing Theory Analysis of Algorithms and Microcontrollers Organization and Systems Architecture B.E-Electrical and EE2251:Electrical EE2252:Power Plant EE2253:Control Systems EE2254:Linear Integrated Electronics Engg. Machines - I Engineering Circuits and Applications B.E-Electronics MA2261:Probability and EC2251:Electronic EC2252:Communication EC2253:Electromagnetic EC2254:Linear and Random Processes Circuits II Theory Fields Integrated Circuits Communication Engg. B.E-Electronics EI2251:Industrial EI2252:Transducer EI2253:Digital logic EE2253:Control Systems EE2254:Linear Integrated and Instrumentation - I Engineering Circuits Circuits and Instrumentation Applications Engg. B.EEI2251:Industrial EI2252:Transducer IC2251:Digital Prnciples EE2253:Control Systems EE2254:Linear Integrated Instrumentation Instrumentation - I
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