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I want to know the list of Electives for I and II semester in the course of Embedded Controls and Software.

Hi,

The list of Electives in Embedded Controls and Software are as follows:-

1)Digital Signal Processing

2)Data Communication Systems

3)Digital Image Processing

4)Estimation of Signals and Systems

5)MEMS & Biosensors

6)Biomedical Signal Processing

7)Biomedical Instrumentation

8)Biomedical System Engineering and Automation

9)Computational Methods and Algorithms in Signal Processing

10)Advanced Digital Signal Processing

11)VLSI for Tele-Communication

12)VLSI System Design

13)Low Power Circuits and Systems

14)Embedded Control Systems

15)Industrial Instrumentation

The Elective subjects vary from university to university. Every university has their own subjects and elective subjects.

Since you have not mentioned which university you are studying it is little difficult to tell the answer for your query.

The education qualification is also not mentioned based on that also the elective subject varies because you have just mentioned 1st & 2nd semester and not mentioned the level of education like graduation or masters.

List of electives in Sem 1 and Sem 2 for embedded control and software are

Semester 1
** Battlefield electronic system (Domain Elective)
** Open elective courses
** Embedded C (Core course)
** Hardware and software co-design (core course)

Semester 2
** Artificial Intelligence and fuzzy system (Specialize elective course)
** Embedded control system (Specialize elective course)
** Open elective courses
** Foreign Business language

I am very good in chemistry but medium in physics .so tell me which one would be better for bsc from good job/salary point of view

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am very good in chemistry but medium in physics .so tell me which one would be better for bsc from good job/salary point of view

Since, you are good in chemistry, you can go for B.Sc Chemistry Hons. It is a 3 year (6 semesters course) which provides a bachelor's degree in Science.

After completion of the course, many jobs are provided with on-campus and off-campus placements. Or you can study futher , complete your masters, then complete your Doctorate (Ph.D) in Chemistry and become a well paid professor or lecturer on prosperous universities.
Another option in teaching line is B.Ed after B.Sc which will allow you to grab a teaching job in Schools.

Good Salary and Job point of view is not much implemented in Chemistry Hons.
The trend always provide the money, so pursuing B.Sc in Technical subjects can secure you with a well paid job.
The best option is B.Sc in Computer Applications or Information Technology which is easy and realiable course.
However the competition is tougher than in chemistry.
So, decide wisely which course to pursue so as to shape your career and future.