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EMBEDDED SYSTEM & MATLAB INTERNSHIP PROGRAM


EMBEDDED SYSTEM INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (5 DAYS)-1500/-
Day 1
  • Introduction of Embedded system
  • Introduction of micro controllers
  • Introduction and initialization of compiler software (keil)
  • Introduction and initialization of simulation software (proteus)
Day 2
  • Introduction to Embedded C
  • Difference between C & Embedded C
  • Programming style
  • Basic structure of C program
  • Introduction of LED’s
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
  • Programming of LED’s Interfacing
Day 3
  • Introduction to 7 Segment Display
  • Types of 7 Segment Display
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of 7 Segment Display
  • Programming of 7 Segment Display Interfacing
  • Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
  • Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
  • Programming of 16 x 2 LCD
Day 4
  • Introduction to 4X4 Keyboard matrix
  • Interfacing 4x4 key board matrix
  • Project work-1
Day 5
  • Project work -2
EMBEDDED SYSTEM INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (10 DAYS)
Day -1
  • Introduction of Embedded system
  • Introduction of micro controllers
  • Introduction and initialization of compiler software (keil)
  • Introduction and initialization of simulation software (proteus)
Day -2
  • Introduction to Embedded C
  • Difference between C & Embedded C
  • Programming style
  • Basic structure of C program
Day- 3
  • Introduction of LED’s
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
  • Programming of LED’s Interfacing
  • Introduction to 7 Segment Display
  • Types of 7 Segment Display
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of 7 Segment Display
  • Programming of 7 Segment Display Interfacing
Day- 4
  • Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
  • Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
  • Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
  • Programming of 16 x 2 LCD
  • Introduction to 4X4 Keyboard matrix
  • Interfacing 4x4 key board matrix
Day -5
  • Introduction to Motors
  • Types of Motors used in Embedded System
  • Programming & Controlling of motors in Embedded System
Day- 6
  • Introduction to Timers & Counters
  • Difference between Timer and Counter
  • Description of SFR associated with Timers & Counters
  • Programming of Timers & Counters
  • Introduction to ADC
  • Programming of ADC
Day-7
  • Project work -1
Day-8
  • Project work -2
Day-9
  • Project work-3
Day-10
  • Project work-4








MATLAB –IMAGE PROCESSING INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (5 DAYS)
Day-1
  • Introduction to matlab
  • Introduction to image processing
  • Installation of matlab software
Day-2
  • Command window, workspace, command history
  • Plots
  • Explanation of sup –Plotting functions
Day-3
  • Importing and displaying images
  • Converting between image types
  • Exporting images
  • Image Filtering
  • Graphical user interface development environment
Day-4
  • Project work -1
Day-5
  • Project work -2




MATLAB –IMAGE PROCESSING INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (10 DAYS)-3000/-
Day-1
  • Introduction to matlab
  • Introduction to image processing
  • Installation of matlab software
Day-2
  • Command window, workspace, command history
  • Plots
  • Explanation of sup –Plotting functions
Day-3
  • Importing and displaying images
  • Converting between image types
  • Exporting images
Day-4
  • Image Filtering
  • Morphological Filtering
Day-5
  • Edge detection  using different algorithms
Day-6
  • Image segmentation
  • Graphical user interface development environment
Day-7
  • Project work -1
Day-8
  • Project work -2
Day-9
  • Project work -3
Day-10

  • Project work -4

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