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SPPU COMPUTER ENGINEERING TE SYLLABUS

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THIRD SEMESTER

Discrete Mathematics

Insem Notes

Insem PYQ's

Endsem Notes

Endsem PYQ's

Fundamental of Data Structure

Object Oriented Programming

Computer Graphics

Digital Electronics and Logic Design

FOURTH SEMESTER

Engineering Mathematics III

Software Engineering

Principles of Programming Languages

Data Structures and Algorithms

Microprocessor

FIFTH SEMESTER

Database Management Systems 

Systems Programming and Operating System 

Computer Networks and Security 

Theory of Computation 

Human Computer Interface 

Prof. Anand Gharu

@anandgharu (met's ioe bkc, adgaon, nasik-3) mb. no. – 8087777708, first semester subjects, link for second semester subject 2015 pattern, _______________________________, se computer (2019 pattern), semester – i, fundamental of data structure(fds).

         NOTES                                 ASSIGNMENTS                QUESTION PAPERS 

• UNIT – I                                       1. ASSIGN – 1                                           1. INSEM OCT-2023
• UNIT – II                                      2.  ASSIGN – 2                                           2. INSEM OCT-2022
• UNIT – III                                    3. ASSIGN – 3                                            3. ENDSEM DEC-2022
• UNIT – IV                                     4. ASSIGN – 4                                           4. MAY – 2019
• UNIT – V                                      5. ASSIGN – 5                                           5. MAY-2018
• UNIT – VI                                    6. ASSIGN – 6                                           6. DEC – 2018

*** FDS INSEM MODEL ANSWER OCT-2023

*** final dsl lab manual 2023-24(2019 pattern), ** * dsl practical oral question-answer, te computer (2019 pattern), semester – i, system programming and operating system (spos).

                NOTES                                              ASSIGNMENTS                                 QUESTION PAPERS 

• SPOS UNIT-I                                          1.  ASSIGN – 1                                             1. DEC – 2019
• SPOS UNIT-II                                         2.   ASSIGN – 2                                           2.  MAY – 2019
• SPOS UNIT – III                                     3.  ASSIGN – 3                                           3.  MARCH – 2019
• SPOS UNIT-IV                                       4. ASSIGN – 4                                            4.  DEC – 2018
• SPOS UNIT-V                                        5. ASSIGN – 5                                            5.  MAY – 2018
• SPOS UNIT-VI                                       6. ASSIGN – 6                                          6.  MARCH – 2018

**** SPOS ENDSEM JAN-2023 MODEL ANSWER PAPER

****spos insem oct-2022 model answer paper, **** spos insem march-2018 model answer paper,  * ***spos endsem may-2018 model answer paper, **** spos practical oral question-answer, ***  final spos lab manual 2019 pattern, be computer (2015 pattern), high performance computing .

         NOTES                                      ASSIGNMENTS                    QUESTION PAPERS

• HPC UNIT – I                                          1. ASSIGN – 1                                 1. HPC OCT-2019
• HPC UNIT – II                                       2. ASSIGN – 2                                 2. HPC DEC-2019
• HPC UNIT – III                                      3. ASSIGN – 3                                 3. HPC MAY-2019
• HPC UNIT-IV                                         4.  ASSIGN – 4                                4. HPC DEC-2018
• HPC UNIT – V                                         5. ASSIGN – 5                                5. HPC AUG-2018
• HPC UNIT – VI                                       6.  ASSIGN – 6                  HPC PRELIUM OCT-2018

HPC 2015 PATTERN QUESTION BANK – 2018                      LP-1(HPC) VIVA QA 2018

HPC 2015 PATTERN IN-SEM MODEL ANSWER AUG-2018          LP-1 LAB MANUAL 2018-19

HPC 2015 PATTERN IN-SEM MODEL ANSWER AUG-2019

HPC CHAPTERWISE PPTS :-

1. HPC UNIT-1 PARALLEL PROCESSING CONCEPTS

2. HPC UNIT-2 PARALLEL PROGRAMMING

    3. HPC UNIT-3 BASIC COMMUNICATION 2020

                             4. HPC UNIT-4 ANALYTICAL MOELS OF PARALLEL PROGRAMS

5.  HPC UNIT-5 PARALLEL ALGORITHMS SORTING AND GRAPH

6 . HPC UNIT-6 CUDA ARCHITECTURE

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Computer Graphics @ Polimi 2023 - Assignments and solutions

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This folder contains my personal solutions to the assigments for the Computer Graphics course, held at Politecnico di Milano in Spring 2023.

DISCLAIMER : The assignments represent a relevant part of the course work and are a necessary requirement for its passing. Therefore, any form of plagiarism is highly discouraged and the author doesn't hold accountable for any consequence thereof. This repository aims at being primarily an archive, for the author, of the job done for the aforementioned course, and a source of inspiration for future students attempting the solution of the assignments.

Table of contents

Repository organisation, troubleshooting.

In this repository each folder corresponds to a specific assignment and contains:

• a .zip archive, containing the blank version of the assignment;
• the files modified by the author and representing the solution for the related assignment.

The aforementioned .zip archive corresponds exactly with the one published on the institutional website, WeBeep , by the professor.

The author solved and run the assignments with Visual Studio 2022 (VS) on a machine running Windows 11. Therefore, the assignments and their solution have been completely tested under that specific environment, to which the following steps refer. In order to successfully run the solutions to the assignments:

• Download the folder for a specific assignment;
• Create a VS project with the necessary settings, which are explained in A00 and follow the Vulkan installation tutorial available here ;
• Open in the file explorer the project directory, where VS has put the .sln file for the just-created project;
• Extract in such folder the content of the .zip archive downloaded in the assignment folder;
• From the VS solution explorer, select all the extracted files and folders and include them in the project 1 ;
• Reference the files provided in the headers folder (extracted from the .zip archive) in the project settings;
• Replace the blank files in the project with the solution files provided in the solution folder 2 .
• Compile and run the project by pressing F5.

Additional notes

This section contains supplementary notes towards a successful run and a complete understanding of the proposed solutions to the assignments.

This is the introductory assignment to the course and its aim is to let the student set-up correctly the Vulkan environment for the following assigments. For this reason, no solution file is inserted in the related folder.

For this assignment the aim is to implement a full 3rd person controller. The basic tasks for this assignment are expressed in the related .pdf , which can be found after unzipping its related archive. However, in the provided solution, some additional tasks, proposed by the professor during the lecture, have been implemented; these are:

• Damping on camera: the camera does not arrest abruptly when the character stops moving.
• Indipendent camera rotation: the camera can be rotated without affecting the character and the character can be seen from different angles.
• Movement-driven character rotation: the character orientation depends on the direction in which he is moving.
• Damping on character: the character dooes not rotate abruptly when changing movement direction.
• Camera roll: the camera can rotate on its facing axis 3 .
• Flying character: the character can detach from ground and move on a line which is orthogonal to the ground; a small check prevents it from going under the ground level.
• Dead zone: the camera waits for the character to change its position of a specific distance before following him

Similarly to the case of A00 , the folder for this assignment comes with no solution file. The reason behind this choice is the simplicity of the task provided in the assignment, i.e., the compilation of shaders with the glslc compiler. To solve this assigment, follow the instructions in the Running section. Attempting to compile and run the assignment at this point will result in an error. To solve it, open a terminal window in the shaders folder and run the following commands 4 :

glslc PhongShader.vert -o PhongVert.spv glslc PhongShader.frag -o PhongFrag.spv

Now the assignment should show two grey squares, a horizontal and a vertical one. Repeat the same process changing the names of the input shaders to the ones including .v2 ; when running the program with the new shaders you should see a Mandelbrot set .

The solutions to these assignments required editing shader files. For this reason, the folders for these assignments contain another one, called shaders . To successfully run the solutions, replace the files in the shaders folder (extracted from the archive) with the ones published in this repo and compile such files with similar commands as the ones written above for A09. Usually, the required shader names are listed in the .pdf file describing the assignment task.

• Starting with A11, the provided archive includes also a models folder containing .obj files. It is advisable not to include such files in the VS project for this might cause the throw of a VS compilation error (LNK1136) claiming them to be corrupted.
• It might happen, upon compiling the project with VS, that an error (C4996) is thrown for the presence of an unsafe function sprintf in the header file stb_image_write.h . To solve this issue, simply replace such function with sprintf_s .
• Gibellini Federico

A note of caution: VS generally does not import all the files in folders recursively. In most of the cases, not importing such files does not prevent the projects to run; in other cases, such as those in which the solutions are to put in a specific folder, it is simply enough to open the folder from the solution explorer and directly include the specific files. ↩

In most of the cases, there is a single file to replace in the main project folder. In very few occasions more than a file has to be replaced. For all those cases, please consult the Additional notes section. ↩

In order to avoid unpleasant effects, the camera roll was bound to 20°. ↩

The glslc command is not a native command in Windows. However, this compiler is usually distributed and installed with the Vulkan SDK. To make the command accessible from any directory, browse for the related executable in the Vulkan SDK bin folder and add the folder to the PATH environment variable. ↩