DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

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INDEX FOR THEORY COURSE FILE

[Link]. Documents to be Filed Pg.

No.
SECTION-A: CLASS DOCUMENTS
A1 Vision and Mission of the Institute & Department
PEOs, POs and PSOs of the Programme.
A2 Academic Calendar
A3 Class Time Table and Faculty Time Table
A4 List of students enrolled for the course in the AY.
SECTION – B: COURSE DOCUMENTS
B1 Course Syllabus
B2 Bloom’s Taxonomy (BT) Triangle & Blooms Action Verbs
B3 Course Plan & Lesson Plan as per IQAC Format
B4 CO-PO Mapping Logic (Venn diagram)
B5 Handwritten / Print of all teaching course materials Module wise: (Notes, Objective&
Short Q&A, PPT handouts, drawings,etc.) &Content beyond the syllabus
B6 Tutorial Questions with Answers (for analytical courses)
B7 Participative Learning Initiatives - Assessment materials with Snap Shots for the conduct of
Quiz / Group Discussions / Seminar.
B8 Mid Exam Question Banks
B9 Model Question Paper with BT Levels
B10 Previous years’ End Semester Question Papers
SECTION – C: ASSESSMENT AND ATTAINMENT DOCUMENTS
C1 Mid Exam Question Papers with Scheme
C2 Photo Copies of Answer Scripts of Mid Exams (One from best, medium & poor category)
C3 Sample Assignment Solution Copies (One from best, medium & poor category)
C4 Sample Subject Viva-Voce/PPT/ Case Study on a topic in the concerned subject
(for UR20)
C5 List of slow learners & Action plan for enhanced learning (tutoring, more
handouts/materials, special classes, etc.) and proof of action and outcomes through
evaluation.
C6 List of fast learners & Action plan for higher achievement (such as projects, papers, etc.)
and proof of action and outcomes through evaluation.
C7 Internal Assessment Marks (Students Performance in Mid Exams)
C8 End Semester Question Paper with Answer Key
C9 End Semester Marks/Grade
C10 Course End Survey Questionnaires
C11 Result analysis of the course for the past 3 years with Target COs for next AY
C12 CO Attainment Chart – Direct and Indirect Attainment

Faculty Name & Sign Verified By HOD Principal

(IQAC)
SECTION-A: CLASS DOCUMENTS

[Link] and Mission of the Institute & Department PEOs, POs and PSOs of
the Programme
INSTITUTE VISION:
To emerge as a centre of excellence in technical education by imparting quality teaching
learning practices and research for the transformation of society.

INSTITUTE MISSION:
 Provide an ideal and the best class infrastructure to foster exploration in engineering
and research.
 Build dedicated faculty with student centric teaching incorporating experiential,
innovative skills.
 Encourage lifelong learning, entrepreneurial thinking and ethical responsibility in
students to address societal challenges.
DEPARTMENT VISION:
To be a pioneer in Electronics and Communication Engineering and research, promoting
entrepreneurship and delivering innovative solutions to societal needs .

DEPARTMENT MISSION
1. To provide a strong foundation in Electronics and Communication Engineering, preparing
students to tackle emerging technological challenges.
2. To drive research in Electronics and Communication Engineering that delivers innovative
solutions to societal needs.
3. To promote lifelong learning, empowering students to adapt to the evolving technological
advancements.

PEO Program Educational Objectives Statements

No.
Exhibit continuous growth in technical expertise and leadership within the
PEO 1
engineering field, while upholding professional ethics.
Communicate effectively and manage resources skillfully as members and leaders of
PEO 2
the profession
Commit to continuous learning and adapt to emerging technologies to meet the
PEO 3
evolving needs of society.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

PSO1 Develop electronics and communication systems in VLSI, embedded systems, signal
processing, and RF communications using advanced tools.
PSO2 Apply ECE knowledge to design, develop, and test systems, considering societal,
environmental, ethical, and economic factors.
 Program Outcomes as defined by NBA (Old POs)

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

PO1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering

fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex
engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics,
natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and
design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration
for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research
methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the
information to provide valid conclusions.
PO5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern
engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with
an understanding of the limitations.
PO6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess
societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.
PO7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering
solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for
sustainable development.
PO8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and
norms of the engineering practice.
PO9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader
in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the
engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write
effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear
instructions.
PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the
engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader
in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage
in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
 Program Outcomes as defined by NBA (New POs)

PO1: Engineering Knowledge: Apply knowledge of mathematics, natural science, computing,

engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization as specified in WK1 to WK4
respectively to develop to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2: Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature and analyze complex
engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions with consideration for sustainable
development.
PO3: Design/Development of Solutions: Design creative solutions for complex engineering
problems and design/develop systems/components/processes to meet identified needs with
consideration for the public health and safety, whole-life cost, net zero carbon, culture, society and
environment as required.
PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Conduct investigations of complex
engineering problems using researchbased knowledge including design of experiments, modelling,
analysis & interpretation of data to provide valid conclusions.
PO5: Engineering Tool Usage: Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and
modern engineering & IT tools, including prediction and modelling recognizing their limitations to
solve complex engineering problems.
PO6: The Engineer and The World: Analyse and evaluate societal and environmental aspects
while solving complex engineering problems for its impact on sustainability with reference to
economy, health, safety, legal framework, culture and environment.
PO7: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, human values, diversity
and inclusion; adhere to national & international laws.
PO8: Individual and Collaborative Team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a
member or leader in diverse/multi-disciplinary teams.
PO9: Communication: Communicate effectively and inclusively within the engineering
community and society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and
design documentation, make effective presentations considering cultural, language, and learning
differences
PO10: Project Management and Finance: Apply knowledge and understanding of engineering
management principles and economic decision-making and apply these to one’s own work, as a
member and leader in a team, and to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO11: Life-Long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability for i)
independent and life-long learning ii) adaptability to new and emerging technologies and iii) critical
thinking in the broadest context of technological change.
A4. List of students enrolled for the course in the AY-2023-24
IV ECE-A

S.N
[Link] Student Name
o
1 20NG1A0434 MUSIBOYINA PUJITHA
2 20NG1A0439 NUKALA JASWANTH
3 20NG1A0449 SANNALA INDRAJA
4 20NG1A04A7 NELLURI LAKSHMI NARAYANA
5 20NG1A04B8 SAYINA MAHESH BABU
6 21NG1A0401 AARUMILLI CHAITANYA KUMAR
7 21NG1A0402 ADUSUMALLI VAMSI
8 21NG1A0403 ALAKUNTA KALYAN KUMAR
9 21NG1A0404 ANGADALA TEJASU
10 21NG1A0406 ARUMALLA AKHILA
11 21NG1A0407 ATTULURI ADITHYA
12 21NG1A0408 BALE BHAVANA
13 21NG1A0409 BANDARU NAGA KARTHEEK
14 21NG1A0411 BUCHEPALLI AMARANADHA REDDY
15 21NG1A0412 DESU YUVA SRI LAKSHMI
16 21NG1A0413 DONDAPATI VAMSI KRISHNA
17 21NG1A0414 GOLLA CHANDRA SEKHAR
18 21NG1A0415 GOPPARAJU BALA NAGESWARI
19 21NG1A0416 GUNDABATTULA SHALEM RAJU
20 21NG1A0417 GUNNU VAMSI KRISHNA
21 21NG1A0418 JARUGU RATNA RAO
22 21NG1A0419 KOMERA SWAMY
23 21NG1A0420 KURRA VENKATA VAMSI
24 21NG1A0421 LANKA SIVA KUMAR
25 21NG1A0422 MADDI RAJESH
26 21NG1A0423 MANUKOTA DHASWANTH SAI
27 21NG1A0424 MAREEDU SANTHI PRIYA
28 21NG1A0425 METTAPALLI BHAVYA SRI
29 21NG1A0426 MOBEENA BEGUM
30 21NG1A0427 MOVVA NAGA VAISHNAVI
31 21NG1A0429 NAGAM GOLLAJI
32 21NG1A0430 NAKKA SAISHANKAR
33 21NG1A0431 NUTHAKKI PRASANTH
34 21NG1A0432 PALLA LAKSHMI HIMAJA
35 21NG1A0433 PASUMARTHI RUTHWIK
36 21NG1A0434 PATHAN RUKSANA
37 21NG1A0435 PATHIPATI HIMA BHAVITHA
38 21NG1A0436 PATIMALLA SAI NARASIMHA
39 21NG1A0437 PERNI AASHRUTHA SAI PUSHPA
 40 21NG1A0438 POKALA CHIRANJEEVI
41 21NG1A0439 POTRU BHANUPRAKASH
42 21NG1A0440 PUJARI JAGANNADHA RAO
43 21NG1A0441 PULIVARTHI AKSHAY KUMAR
44 21NG1A0442 PUPPALA YASWANTH NAGA SAI KIRAN
45 21NG1A0443 PUTTI JAYA CHANDRA
46 21NG1A0444 REDDY SRINU
47 21NG1A0445 SANGA BHANU
48 21NG1A0447 SHAIK ABDUL KHADAR
49 21NG1A0448 SHAIK AMANULLA
50 21NG1A0449 SINGANAPUDI SRINIVAS
51 21NG1A0450 SONTI S H V PHANINDRA RAHUL VIJAY
52 21NG1A0451 SUGGUNA JAYA SAI
53 21NG1A0452 SWETHA KONCHADA
54 21NG1A0453 SYED IMRAN
55 21NG1A0455 MANCHALA RAJA GOPAL
56 21NG1A0456 THOTA MANASWITHA
57 21NG1A0457 VAKA NAGA VENKATA SAI NADH
58 21NG1A0458 VINNAKOTA SIVA SAI
59 21NG1A0459 YADDANAPUDI JAGADEESH BABU
60 21NG1A0460 YALAMANCHILI VIDYA SRI
61 22NG5A0401 BOLLIMPALLI NAGABABU
62 22NG5A0402 BOMBOTHU RUSHIMANI KANTA
63 22NG5A0403 CHINTAPALLI NEERAJ
64 22NG5A0404 PAMARTHI VASANTHI
65 22NG5A0405 PATHAN RIZWAN

IV ECE-B

[Link] [Link] Student Name

1 21NG1A0461 APPALA RAHITYA VENKATA LAKSHMI
2 21NG1A0462 ARAVAPALLI NIKHIL CHOWDARY
3 21NG1A0464 BATHINA SAIKRISHNA
4 21NG1A0465 BODDU YASWANTH
5 21NG1A0466 BOLLA HEMANTH
6 21NG1A0468 CHITTURI AKHILA
7 21NG1A0469 DANGUDUBIYYAPU VENKATESH
8 21NG1A0471 DEVARAKONDA SUDHARSHAN
9 21NG1A0473 DUNNAPOTHULA LAVANYA
10 21NG1A0474 DUTTA SRAVANI
11 21NG1A0475 ERADALA PAVANI
12 21NG1A0476 GARIKIPATI LAKSHMI DURGA
13 21NG1A0477 GOLLA RAMUDU
14 21NG1A0478 J RAM CHARAN
15 21NG1A0479 JAKKAMPUDI TANMAYI SAI
16 21NG1A0480 JAKKIREDDY YUVA PAVANI
17 21NG1A0481 JAMPANA SUDHEER KUMAR
18 21NG1A0482 NADELLA VASU
19 21NG1A0483 KANCHARLA UDAYA SANKAR
20 21NG1A0484 KANDUKURI ESWARA SRINIVASA CHARYULU
21 21NG1A0485 KELAM ABHIRAM
22 21NG1A0486 PANE MANOJ SAI
23 21NG1A0488 MAHAMMAD YOUNUS
24 21NG1A0489 SAI KUMAR ETTERA
25 21NG1A0490 MEKALA SOMA SEKHAR BABU
26 21NG1A0491 MEKALA VEERENDRA
27 21NG1A0492 MENDE TEJASWI
28 21NG1A0494 MUTHYALA MOHANA NAGA SAI KUMAR
29 21NG1A0495 GARIKIPATI SUSHMA SRI
30 21NG1A0496 NERELLA VENKATESWARLU
31 21NG1A0498 PAMARTHI KAVITHA
32 21NG1A0499 PANCHAKARLA DURGA NAGA PREETHI
33 21NG1A04A0 PARISI SHANMUKH SRINIVAS
34 21NG1A04A1 PUSALAPATI DHANUSH
35 21NG1A04A2 ROMPICHARLA UMA BHARATHI
36 21NG1A04A3 SHAIK LEEHAZ
37 21NG1A04A4 SHAIK PRAVEEN
38 21NG1A04A5 TALLA DHANA BABU
39 21NG1A04A6 UNDI NANDHA GOPALA KRISHNAM RAJU
40 21NG1A04A7 UPPY PAVANA VENKATA PARAMESWAR
41 21NG1A04A8 GUNTABOINA SANDHYA
42 21NG1A04A9 VEERANKI RISHIK
43 21NG1A04B0 VEMULA SIVA SAI KUMAR
44 21NG1A04B1 VENTRAPRAGADA LAKSHMI NAGA SAI
45 22NG5A0406 AAKULETI VENKATA JAYARAM
46 22NG5A0407 DASARI GNANA SRI
47 22NG5A0408 EDE JOHN SUMANTH
48 22NG5A0409 GARIKE BHAVANI
49 22NG5A0410 JONNALAGADDA HARI PRASAD
50 22NG5A0411 KANDI DENNY PAUL
51 22NG5A0412 KANCHARLA PAVAN KUMAR
52 22NG5A0413 KANUMURI SAI VENKAT
53 22NG5A0414 NARAGAM GAYATHRI
54 22NG5A0415 PAMARTHI GOPICHANDH
55 22NG5A0416 SATRAM MANIKANTESWARA RAO
56 22NG5A0417 SHAIK ABDUL SHUKOOR
57 22NG5A0418 YARLAGADDA MOUNIKA
58 22NG5A0419 YARRAMSETTI PRATHYUSHA

IV ECE-C
[Link] [Link] Student Name
1 21NG1A04B3 ANNAVARAPU SRIKANTH
2 21NG1A04B4 MUSALI RAJESH RANGANADHAM
3 21NG1A04B5 BYRA ANUSHKA
4 21NG1A04B6 DEVATHI TEJA SAI NIKHIL
5 21NG1A04B7 EEDE PAVANI
6 21NG1A04B8 GANDREDDY RAJU
7 21NG1A04B9 GOGULA VENKATA SAI DURGA
8 21NG1A04C0 GORIPARTHI VENKATA VINAY BABU
9 21NG1A04C1 GUNDRA CHARITHA SRI
10 21NG1A04C2 INAPANURI GNANESWAR
11 21NG1A04C3 MUTHIREDDY DURGA MALLESWARI
12 21NG1A04C4 JOGIPARTHI BABU
13 21NG1A04C5 KALAPALA VANDHANA
14 21NG1A04C6 VEJJU TEJA SATYA SRINIVAS
15 21NG1A04C7 KAPALAVAYI KOWMARI SINDHU SAI SREE JAHNAVI
16 21NG1A04C8 KASANI CHARAN TEJA
17 21NG1A04C9 KATRU RAJA SEKHAR
18 21NG1A04D0 PALAPARTHI MONIKA DURGA
19 21NG1A04D1 KETINEDI SAI SAHITHI
20 21NG1A04D2 KOYYANI RAJESH
21 21NG1A04D3 KURCHETI GURU BHASKAR
22 21NG1A04D4 MEENUGA ASWINI
23 21NG1A04D5 MIKKILI PRAVEEN KUMAR
24 21NG1A04D6 MIRIYALA HARSHAVARDHAN
25 21NG1A04D7 MUTHINENI NIKITHA
26 21NG1A04D8 NERELLA LEELA VENKATA SAI
27 21NG1A04D9 PANDI BHANU SRI
28 21NG1A04E0 POTTURI SRINATH
29 21NG1A04E1 RAJAMAHENDRAVARAPU MOHAN VENKATA DASU
30 21NG1A04E2 SIMHADRI SRI CHANDRA
31 21NG1A04E3 SYED IMRAN
32 21NG1A04E4 TADISETTI SAI PRAVEENA
33 21NG1A04E5 THIRIVEEDHI VINEELA
34 21NG1A04E6 TIRIVEEDHI RAVI CHANDH
35 21NG1A04E7 VALLURI CHARITHA SRI
36 21NG1A04E8 VEMPATI NAGA YUVARAJ
37 21NG1A04E9 VIKKURTHI VENKATA SAI NITHIN
38 21NG1A04F0 VUTLA HEMANTH KRISHNA
39 21NG1A04F1 YARA NANDA SAI
40 21NG1A04F2 VEERAMACHANENI THANUSH
41 21NG1A04F3 CHIMATA NAGA GOPAL

42
21NG1A04F4 SATTENAPALLI VENKATESH
43 21NG1A04F5 YARRABIKKI SAI RAVI CHANDRA
44 21NG1A04F6 ORSU RATNA PRASAD
 45 21NG5A0413 GONAPA BHARGAVI KRISHNA SRI
46 22NG5A0420 CHALLA BOINA SAI MANIKANTA
47 22NG5A0421 GOLI PASUPATHI NADH
48 22NG5A0422 KANAGALA SAI KRISHNA
49 22NG5A0423 KARANAM RAJASEKHAR
50 22NG5A0424 KOMMOJU RAKESH
51 22NG5A0425 MAJJI JAYA RAMAKRISHNA KANAKA RAJU
52 22NG5A0426 MORAM SOWMYA SRI
53 22NG5A0427 NADAKUDITI VAISHNAVI
54 22NG5A0428 PASUPULETI KIRAN BABU
55 22NG5A0429 PULAVARTHI JASWANTH
56 22NG5A0430 SAYYAD ABEED
57 22NG5A0431 VEERABATHINA KAVITHA
58 22NG5A0432 VEERANKI UMASRI
59 22NG5A0433 VUNDI VEDHA SREE
60 22NG5A0434 YARLAGADDA DEVI PRIYA
61 22NG5A0435 YARLAGADDA RAJA SHEKAR

SECTION – B: COURSE DOCUMENTS

B1. Course Syllabus

[Link]’s Taxonomy (BT) Triangle & Blooms Action Verbs

B3. Course Plan & Lesson Plan as per IQAC Format

 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
LESSON PLAN
CourseCode Course Title(Regulation) Year/ Branch Contact Sections
Sem Periods/Week

UR20OECS704B IMAGE PROCESSING IV/I ECE 5 A,B,C

COURSE OUTCOMES
CO1: Demonstrate the knowledge of the basic concepts of two-dimensional signal acquisition, sampling,
and quantization
CO2:Demonstrate the knowledge of filtering techniques
CO3: Demonstrate the knowledge of 2D transformation techniques
CO4: Apply the knowledge of image enhancement and restoration
CO5: Apply the knowledge of segmentation techniques.
CO6: Apply image Compression techniques

Unit Ref
Total Delivery
No Outcome Topics/Activity Text
Periods Method
book

Unit-1
CO 1
Demonstrate the 1.1 Digital Image Fundamentals T1 1 Chalk &Talk
knowledge of the 1.2 Digital Image through scanner T1 1 Chalk &Talk

1 basic concepts of 1.3 Digital camera T1 1 Chalk &Talk

two-dimensional 1.4 Concept of Gray levels T1 1 Chalk &Talk
signal 1.5 Gray level to binary image conversion Chalk &Talk
T1 1
acquisition,
1.6 Image sampling and Quantization T1 2 Chalk &Talk
sampling, and
quantization. 1.7 Relationship between pixels T1 2 Chalk &Talk

2 CO 2 Unit-2
Demonstrate the T1 1 Chalk &Talk
knowledge of 2.1 Image Enhancement in spatial domain
filtering Point processing T1 2 Chalk &Talk
2.2
techniques
CO 3 2.3 Histogram processing T1 2 Chalk &Talk
Demonstrate the T1 2 Chalk &Talk
2.4 Spatial filtering
knowledge of 2D
transformation 2.5 Enhancement in frequency domain T1 1 Chalk &Talk
 techniques Image smoothing T1 1 Chalk &Talk
2.6

2.7 Image sharpening T1 1 Chalk &Talk

Unit-3
3.1 Image restoration T1 1 Chalk &Talk

CO 4 3.2 Image restoration degradation model T1 2 Chalk &Talk

Apply the Algebraic approach to restoration Chalk &Talk
3.3 T1 1
knowledge of
3.4 Inverse filtering T1 1 Chalk &Talk
image
3.5 Least mean square filters T1 1 Chalk &Talk
enhancement and
3 3.6 Constrained Least square restoration T1 1 Chalk &Talk
restoration
3.7 Interactive restoration T1 1 Chalk &Talk

MID I EXAMINATION
Unit-4
4.1 Image Segmentation T1 1 Chalk &Talk
CO 5
4.2 Detection of discontinuities T1 2 Chalk &Talk
Apply the
knowledge of 4.3 Edge Linking and Boundary detection T1 1 Chalk &Talk
4
segmentation 4.4 Thresholding T1 1 Chalk &Talk
techniques
4.5 Region oriented segmentation T1 2 Chalk &Talk
Unit-5

5.1 Image Compression T1 2 Chalk &Talk

5.2 Redundancies and their removal methods T1 2 Chalk &Talk
5.3 Fidelity criteria T1 1 Chalk &Talk
CO 6 5.4 Image compression models T1 2 Chalk &Talk
5
Apply image 5.5 Source encoder Chalk &Talk
T1 1
Compression
techniques 5.6 Source decoder T1 1 Chalk &Talk
5.7 Error free compression T1 2 Chalk &Talk
5.8 Lossy compression T1 1 Chalk &Talk

5.9 Realization of image processing algorithms T1 1 Chalk &Talk

practically using MATLAB
MID II EXAMINATION
ENDEXAMINATIONS
Total No. ofHours:48

Activity Plan for Term Work:

 Learning Term Work
[Link] Topic / Activity Planned Hours
Activity Type Component
Pre-read content; in-
Introduction to Digital
class discussion on
1 Image Processing and Flipped Learning 2
applications of image
Applications
processing
Instructor
Image Acquisition
Demonstration- demonstration and
2 (Scanner, Digital 2
Based Learning short student
Camera)
observation report
In-class exercises on
Gray Levels and
3 Active Learning 2 gray level
Image Representation
interpretation
Group problems on
Gray Level to Binary Problem-Based
4 2 thresholding and
Image Conversion Learning
binary conversion
Worksheet activity
Sampling and Collaborative
5 2 with sampling
Quantization Learning
examples
Relationship between Identify adjacency and
6 Pixels and Think-Pair-Share 2 connectivity in sample
Neighborhood images
Imaging Geometry and Solve transformation
7 Active Learning 2
Transformations examples in class
Image Transforms Watch concept video
8 (DFT, DCT, KLT, Flipped Learning 2 and solve transform-
SVD) based problems
Group worksheet on
Spatial Domain Image Collaborative
9 2 enhancement
Enhancement Learning
techniques
Students solve
Point Processing Active Board intensity
10 2
Techniques Work transformation
problems on board
Histogram plotting
Activity-Based
11 Histogram Processing 2 and equalization
Learning
activity
Apply smoothing and
Problem-Based
12 Spatial Filtering 1.5 sharpening filters to
Learning
sample cases
Enhancement in Flipped + Derive frequency
13 2
Frequency Domain Discussion filtering expressions
Image Smoothing and
Case-Based Compare smoothing
14 Sharpening 1.5
Learning and sharpening filters
Techniques
Image Degradation Conceptual Classroom explanation
15 2
Model Learning and derivation
16 Algebraic Restoration Collaborative 1.5 Solve restoration
 and Inverse Filtering Learning examples in groups
Least Mean Square
Discuss and derive
17 and Constrained Think-Pair-Share 2
restoration equations
Restoration
Interactive Image Demonstration / MATLAB demo and
18 2
Restoration Virtual Lab short reflection
Image Segmentation Pre-read material and
19 Flipped Learning 2
Fundamentals concept discussion
Detection of
Edge detection
20 Discontinuities and Active Learning 2
example solving
Edge Detection
Edge Linking and Collaborative Group discussion with
21 2
Boundary Detection Learning diagram analysis
Thresholding and Analyze segmentation
22 Region-Oriented Case Study 3 methods using
Segmentation examples
Video lecture and
Image Compression
23 Flipped Learning 2 concept summary
Fundamentals
writing
Lossless and Lossy Discuss Huffman and
24 Compression Group Learning 3 JPEG compression
Techniques concepts
Short project report
Mini Assignment + Project-Based
25 3 with quiz and oral
Quiz / Viva Learning
discussion
Total No. ofHours:42

TEXT BOOKS:
1. Digital Image Processing: [Link] and R.E. Woods, Addison Wesley/Pearson Education,
2nd ,2004.

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Fundamental of Digital Image Processing : [Link], PHI

E-RESOURCES:
1. [Link]

Faculty HOD Principal

 B4. CO-PO Mapping
PO1 PSO2
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 0 PO11 PSO1
CO1 3 3 1 1 3 3 3
CO2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 3
CO3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
CO4 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
CO5 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
CO6 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
B5. Handwritten / Print of all teaching course materials
B6. Tutorial Questions with Answers (for analytical courses)

Unit-1

[ ]
12 25 30
1. Given the 3×3 image I = 45 50 60 Find the average gray level.
70 80 90

12+ 25+30+45+ 50+60+70+80+ 90

Average Gray Level = =51.3
9

[ ]
12 25 30
2. Given the 3×3 image I = 45 50 60 . Apply threshold of 50
70 80 90
Pixel with gray value≥50 are mapped to 1 and remaining to 0

[ ]
0 0 0
I= 0 1 1
1 1 1
3. Quantize the following 8 gray levels to 4 levels

[ ]
0 1 2
I= 3 4 5
6 7 1
Mapping
0–1 → 0
2–3 → 1
4–5 → 2
6–7 → 3

[ ]
0 0 1
ouput= 1 2 2
3 3 0

4. For a 3×3 image, determine total number of pixels.

Pixels = Rows × Columns= 3 × 3= 9 pixels
5. Explain pixel connectivity and neighborhood relationships

Pixels in an image are related to their neighbors through connectivity.

Types of connectivity:

4-connectivity – Neighbor pixels are located above, below, left, and right.
8-connectivity – Includes diagonal neighbors also.
Diagonal connectivity – Only diagonal neighbors are considered.

Unit-II
1. Apply 3×3 averaging filter to find center pixel value.
 [ ]
10 20 30
I = 40 50 60
70 80 90

10+20+30+ 40+50+60+70+ 80+90

Average value = =50
9
2. Find DC component of the image

[ ]
10 20 30
I = 40 50 60
70 80 90
DC component=sum of all pixels= 10+20+30+40+50+60+70+80+90=450
[Link] median value of the image

[ ]
10 20 30
I = 40 50 60
70 80 90
Sorted values=10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90
Median = center value=50

4. What is spatial filtering?

Spatial filtering modifies pixel values using a mask (kernel) applied to a neighborhood.

5. Explain histogram equalization.

Histogram equalization improves contrast by redistributing gray levels uniformly.
 Calculate histogram
 Compute cumulative distribution
 Map old intensities to new intensities

Unit-III
1. Explain the image degradation model.

The degradation model is:

g(x,y) = h(x,y) * f(x,y) + η(x,y)
Where:
g(x,y) – degraded image
f(x,y) – original image
h(x,y) – degradation function
η(x,y) – noise

2. Explain inverse filtering.

Inverse filtering restores an image by reversing the degradation function in the frequency
domain. It removes blur by dividing by the degradation function.

3. Explain least mean square (LMS) restoration.

LMS restoration minimizes the mean square error between original and restored images.
Unit-IV

1. Explain edge detection.

Edge detection identifies boundaries of objects in images. Edges correspond to large
intensity changes.

2. Explain thresholding segmentation.

Thresholding separates objects from background using intensity values.

Rule: If pixel ≥ threshold → object

Else → background

3. Define image segmentation

Image segmentation divides an image into meaningful regions or objects.

Unit-V

1. Define Image Compression. Why is it necessary?

Image compression is the process of reducing the amount of data required to represent an
image without significantly affecting its quality.

Need for compression

 Reduces storage requirements

 Reduces transmission bandwidth
 Faster image processing

2. Explain different types of redundancy in images.

Image compression removes different types of redundancies.

Coding Redundancy: Occurs when inefficient coding is used to represent pixel values.

Interpixel Redundancy:Neighboring pixels are highly correlated.

Psychovisual Redundancy:Some information is less important to human vision.

3. Compression ratio measures efficiency of compression.

Compression Ratio = Original Size / Compressed Size

Example: Original size = 100 KB

Compressed size = 25 KB

Compression ratio = 4 : 1
B7. Participative Learning Initiatives - Assessment materials with
Snap Shots for the conduct of Quiz / Group Discussions / Seminar.
[Link] Exam Question Banks
[Link] Question Paper with BT Levels
SECTION – C: ASSESSMENT AND ATTAINMENT DOCUMENTS
[Link] Exam Question Papers with Scheme
[Link] Copies of Answer Scripts of Mid Exams
[Link] Assignment Solution Copies
[Link] Subject Viva-Voce/PPT/ Case Study on a topic in the concerned subject
1. What is an image in digital image processing?

A digital image is a two-dimensional function f(x,y) where x and y represent spatial

coordinates and f(x,y) represents intensity or gray [Link] x, y, and intensity values are
discrete, the image is called a digital image.

2. What is a pixel?

A pixel (picture element) is the smallest unit of a digital image that represents intensity
information.

3. What is histogram of an image?

Histogram represents the distribution of gray levels in an image.

It shows Frequency of each intensity value and Contrast characteristics of an image.

4. What is image filtering?

Filtering is the process of modifying pixel values using a mask (kernel).

Types: Low-pass filters (smoothing), High-pass filters (edge detection)

5. What is image compression?

Image compression reduces the amount of data required to store or transmit an image.

Types: Lossless compression – No information loss, Lossy compression – Some information

loss

6. What is a case study example in image processing?

Example: Medical tumor detection

Steps:

 Acquire MRI image

 Apply noise removal filter

 Enhance contrast

 Segment tumor region

 Extract tumor features

This helps doctors detect abnormalities.

[Link] of slow learners & Action plan for enhanced learning (tutoring, more
handouts/materials, special classes, etc.) and proof of action and outcomes
through evaluation.
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List of Students for Remedial Classes (IV [Link] (ECE) I Sem)

The details of slow learners from the Mid-I examination results less than 60%

[Link] [Link] Name A1 Q1 M1 Total

1 21NG1A0407 ATTULURI ADITHYA 2 6 9 9
BANDARU NAGA
2 21NG1A0409 9 14
KARTHEEK
GOLLA CHANDRA
3 21NG1A0414 4 3 7 17
SEKHAR
GUNNU VAMSI
4 21NG1A0417 2 5 10 17
KRISHNA
5 21NG1A0421 LANKA SIVA KUMAR 4 13 14

6 21NG1A0422 MADDI RAJESH 6 8 15

MANUKOTA
7 21NG1A0423 6 9 15
DHASWANTH SAI
8 21NG1A0429 NAGAM GOLLAJI 15 16
POTRU
9 21NG1A0439 5 2 9 8
BHANUPRAKASH
PULIVARTHI AKSHAY
10 21NG1A0441 3 2 3 13
KUMAR

11 21NG1A0456 THOTA MANASWITHA 5 8 8

12 21NG1A0458 VINNAKOTA SIVA SAI 4 4 13

YADDANAPUDI
13 21NG1A0459 1 5 7 17
JAGADEESH BABU

14 21NG1A0477 GOLLA RAMUDU 4 7 6 10

15 21NG1A0478 J RAM CHARAN 4 6 14

JAKKAMPUDI TANMAYI
16 21NG1A0479 5 9 14
SAI
KANDUKURI ESWARA
17 21NG1A0484 3 3 8 13
SRINIVASA CHARYULU

18 21NG1A0486 PANE MANOJ SAI 4 9 9

19 21NG1A0489 SAI KUMAR ETTERA 1 8 0 14

 MEKALA SOMA SEKHAR
20 21NG1A0490 4 4 6 14
BABU
UPPY PAVANA
21 21NG1A04A7 VENKATA 4 3 7 10
PARAMESWAR
VEMULA SIVA SAI
22 21NG1A04B0 2 6 2 4
KUMAR

23 21NG1A04C8 KASANI CHARAN TEJA 4 14

24 21NG1A04D2 KOYYANI RAJESH 2 8 4 15

SIMHADRI SRI
25 21NG1A04E2 2 2 11 16
CHANDRA
TIRIVEEDHI RAVI
26 21NG1A04E6 8 8 14
CHANDH

27 21NG1A04F6 ORSU RATNA PRASAD 4 1 9 15

BOMBOTHU
28 22NG5A0402 15 16
RUSHIMANI KANTA

29 22NG5A0403 CHINTAPALLI NEERAJ 8 8 15

30 22NG5A0405 PATHAN RIZWAN 4 3 8 12

31 22NG5A0414 NARAGAM GAYATHRI 5 7 6

SATRAM
32 22NG5A0416 6 0
MANIKANTESWARA RAO

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Slow Learners Performance in Mid-2 after Remedial Classes (Improved students are
highlighted in Bold)
[Link] [Link] Name A1 Q1 M1 Total

1 21NG1A0407 ATTULURI ADITHYA 2 9 9 20

BANDARU NAGA
2 21NG1A0409 5 7 12 24
KARTHEEK
3 21NG1A0414 GOLLA CHANDRA SEKHAR 9 8 17

4 21NG1A0417 GUNNU VAMSI KRISHNA 2 8 10 20

5 21NG1A0421 LANKA SIVA KUMAR 5 8 9 22

6 21NG1A0422 MADDI RAJESH 2 9 9 20

MANUKOTA DHASWANTH
7 21NG1A0423 4 8 12 24
SAI
8 21NG1A0429 NAGAM GOLLAJI 5 9 9 23

9 21NG1A0439 POTRU BHANUPRAKASH 5 7 4 16

PULIVARTHI AKSHAY
10 21NG1A0441 3 6 10 19
KUMAR
11 21NG1A0456 THOTA MANASWITHA 5 9 13 27
12 21NG1A0458 VINNAKOTA SIVA SAI 5 5 9 19
YADDANAPUDI JAGADEESH
13 21NG1A0459 3 7 6 16
BABU
14 21NG1A0477 GOLLA RAMUDU 4 9 13
15 21NG1A0478 J RAM CHARAN 3 9 5 17
16 21NG1A0479 JAKKAMPUDI TANMAYI SAI 5 10 14 29
KANDUKURI ESWARA
17 21NG1A0484 4 5 9 18
SRINIVASA CHARYULU
18 21NG1A0486 PANE MANOJ SAI 4 3 10 17
19 21NG1A0489 SAI KUMAR ETTERA 5 7 6 18
MEKALA SOMA SEKHAR
20 21NG1A0490 2 3 3 8
BABU
UPPY PAVANA VENKATA
21 21NG1A04A7 5 8 10 23
PARAMESWAR
22 21NG1A04B0 VEMULA SIVA SAI KUMAR 4 5 10 19

23 21NG1A04C8 KASANI CHARAN TEJA 3 8 10 21

24 21NG1A04D2 KOYYANI RAJESH 4 7 7 18

25 21NG1A04E2 SIMHADRI SRI CHANDRA 2 10 10 22

26 21NG1A04E6 TIRIVEEDHI RAVI CHANDH 4 9 0 13

27 21NG1A04F6 ORSU RATNA PRASAD 4 9 3 16
BOMBOTHU RUSHIMANI
28 22NG5A0402 5 9 12 26
KANTA
29 22NG5A0403 CHINTAPALLI NEERAJ 3 8 10 21

30 22NG5A0405 PATHAN RIZWAN 8 9 17

31 22NG5A0414 NARAGAM GAYATHRI 4 9 9 22

SATRAM MANIKANTESWARA
32 22NG5A0416 1 3 4
RAO
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C6. List of fast learners & Action plan for higher achievement (such as projects,
papers, etc.) and proof of action and outcomes through evaluation
 AUTONOMOUS
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
List of Fast Learners

[Link] [Link] Name A1 Q1 M1 Total

1 21NG1A0402 ADUSUMALLI VAMSI 3 7 10 20
2 21NG1A0403 ALAKUNTA KALYAN KUMAR 9 13 22
3 21NG1A0404 ANGADALA TEJASU 5 9 14 28
4 21NG1A0406 ARUMALLA AKHILA 5 9 15 29
5 21NG1A0408 BALE BHAVANA 5 10 15 30
BUCHEPALLI AMARANADHA
6 21NG1A0411 2 7 9
REDDY 18
7 21NG1A0412 DESU YUVA SRI LAKSHMI 5 6 15 26
8 21NG1A0413 DONDAPATI VAMSI KRISHNA 4 9 8 21
9 21NG1A0415 GOPPARAJU BALA 3 5 12 20
 NAGESWARI
GUNDABATTULA SHALEM
10 21NG1A0416 9 9
RAJU 18
11 21NG1A0418 JARUGU RATNA RAO 4 9 13 26
12 21NG1A0419 KOMERA SWAMY 5 8 13 26
13 21NG1A0420 KURRA VENKATA VAMSI 4 6 11 21
14 21NG1A0424 MAREEDU SANTHI PRIYA 5 10 15 30
15 21NG1A0425 METTAPALLI BHAVYA SRI 4 9 14 27
16 21NG1A0426 MOBEENA BEGUM 5 9 13 27
17 21NG1A0427 MOVVA NAGA VAISHNAVI 3 9 15 27
18 21NG1A0430 NAKKA SAISHANKAR 3 8 7 18
19 21NG1A0431 NUTHAKKI PRASANTH 2 8 10 20
20 21NG1A0432 PALLA LAKSHMI HIMAJA 4 10 14 28
21 21NG1A0433 PASUMARTHI RUTHWIK 10 15 25
22 21NG1A0434 PATHAN RUKSANA 4 9 11 24
23 21NG1A0435 PATHIPATI HIMA BHAVITHA 9 15 24
24 21NG1A0436 PATIMALLA SAI NARASIMHA 3 9 10 22
PERNI AASHRUTHA SAI
25 21NG1A0437 5 9 15
PUSHPA 29
26 21NG1A0438 POKALA CHIRANJEEVI 3 8 8 19
27 21NG1A0440 PUJARI JAGANNADHA RAO 5 8 12 25
PUPPALA YASWANTH NAGA
28 21NG1A0442 4 14
SAI KIRAN 18
29 21NG1A0443 PUTTI JAYA CHANDRA 4 10 12 26
30 21NG1A0444 REDDY SRINU 9 12 21
31 21NG1A0445 SANGA BHANU 5 10 15 30
32 21NG1A0447 SHAIK ABDUL KHADAR 3 7 14 24
33 21NG1A0448 SHAIK AMANULLA 3 6 15 24
34 21NG1A0449 SINGANAPUDI SRINIVAS 3 7 15 25
SONTI S H V PHANINDRA
35 21NG1A0450 5 9 9
RAHUL VIJAY 23
36 21NG1A0451 SUGGUNA JAYA SAI 5 10 15 30
37 21NG1A0452 SWETHA KONCHADA 5 9 14 28
38 21NG1A0453 SYED IMRAN 4 7 15 26
39 21NG1A0455 MANCHALA RAJA GOPAL 4 9 14 27
VAKA NAGA VENKATA SAI
40 21NG1A0457 3 10 13
NADH 26
41 21NG1A0460 YALAMANCHILI VIDYA SRI 4 8 13 25
APPALA RAHITYA VENKATA
42 21NG1A0461 5 9 15
LAKSHMI 29
ARAVAPALLI NIKHIL
43 21NG1A0462 5 9 15
CHOWDARY 29
44 21NG1A0464 BATHINA SAIKRISHNA 2 9 11 22
45 21NG1A0465 BODDU YASWANTH 3 10 12 25
46 21NG1A0466 BOLLA HEMANTH 5 8 14 27
47 21NG1A0468 CHITTURI AKHILA 5 9 14 28
DANGUDUBIYYAPU
48 21NG1A0469 4 8 14
VENKATESH 26
DEVARAKONDA
49 21NG1A0471 2 9 12
SUDHARSHAN 23
50 21NG1A0473 DUNNAPOTHULA LAVANYA 5 15 20
51 21NG1A0474 DUTTA SRAVANI 5 10 15 30
52 21NG1A0475 ERADALA PAVANI 5 10 12 27
53 21NG1A0476 GARIKIPATI LAKSHMI DURGA 5 9 12 26
54 21NG1A0480 JAKKIREDDY YUVA PAVANI 5 9 12 26
55 21NG1A0481 JAMPANA SUDHEER KUMAR 5 9 11 25
56 21NG1A0482 NADELLA VASU 4 5 9 18
57 21NG1A0483 KANCHARLA UDAYA SANKAR 5 7 13 25
58 21NG1A0485 KELAM ABHIRAM 4 4 12 20
59 21NG1A0488 MAHAMMAD YOUNUS 3 7 12 22
60 21NG1A0491 MEKALA VEERENDRA 5 10 15 30
61 21NG1A0492 MENDE TEJASWI 5 10 15 30
MUTHYALA MOHANA NAGA
62 21NG1A0494 5 9 11
SAI KUMAR 25
63 21NG1A0495 GARIKIPATI SUSHMA SRI 5 7 12 24
64 21NG1A0496 NERELLA VENKATESWARLU 4 6 8 18
65 21NG1A0498 PAMARTHI KAVITHA 5 10 14 29
PANCHAKARLA DURGA
66 21NG1A0499 5 9 12
NAGA PREETHI 26
67 21NG1A04A0 PARISI SHANMUKH SRINIVAS 5 10 15 30
68 21NG1A04A1 PUSALAPATI DHANUSH 5 9 15 29
ROMPICHARLA UMA
69 21NG1A04A2 5 10 15
BHARATHI 30
70 21NG1A04A3 SHAIK LEEHAZ 8 15 23
71 21NG1A04A4 SHAIK PRAVEEN 4 5 15 24
72 21NG1A04A5 TALLA DHANA BABU 4 8 15 27
UNDI NANDHA GOPALA
73 21NG1A04A6 3 8 15
KRISHNAM RAJU 26
74 21NG1A04A8 GUNTABOINA SANDHYA 5 7 13 25
75 21NG1A04A9 VEERANKI RISHIK 3 7 14 24
VENTRAPRAGADA LAKSHMI
76 21NG1A04B1 5 10 15
NAGA SAI 30
77 21NG1A04B3 ANNAVARAPU SRIKANTH 3 6 15 24
MUSALI RAJESH
78 21NG1A04B4 5 8 12 25
RANGANADHAM
79 21NG1A04B5 BYRA ANUSHKA 5 10 13 28
80 21NG1A04B6 DEVATHI TEJA SAI NIKHIL 4 10 14 28
81 21NG1A04B7 EEDE PAVANI 3 7 15 25
82 21NG1A04B8 GANDREDDY RAJU 5 9 13 27
GOGULA VENKATA SAI
83 21NG1A04B9 4 9 10
DURGA 23
GORIPARTHI VENKATA
84 21NG1A04C0 5 10 15
VINAY BABU 30
85 21NG1A04C1 GUNDRA CHARITHA SRI 5 9 15 29
86 21NG1A04C2 INAPANURI GNANESWAR 2 9 8 19
MUTHIREDDY DURGA
87 21NG1A04C3 4 8 15
MALLESWARI 27
88 21NG1A04C4 JOGIPARTHI BABU 5 8 13 26
89 21NG1A04C5 KALAPALA VANDHANA 5 7 12
90 21NG1A04C6 VEJJU TEJA SATYA SRINIVAS 5 6 12 23
KAPALAVAYI KOWMARI
91 21NG1A04C7 5 6 7
SINDHU SAI SREE JAHNAVI 18
92 21NG1A04C9 KATRU RAJA SEKHAR 5 4 15 24
PALAPARTHI MONIKA
93 21NG1A04D0 5 9 15
DURGA 29
94 21NG1A04D1 KETINEDI SAI SAHITHI 5 8 15 28
95 21NG1A04D3 KURCHETI GURU BHASKAR 4 8 12 24
96 21NG1A04D4 MEENUGA ASWINI 5 9 15 29
97 21NG1A04D5 MIKKILI PRAVEEN KUMAR 3 8 13 24
98 21NG1A04D6 MIRIYALA HARSHAVARDHAN 5 8 14 27
99 21NG1A04D7 MUTHINENI NIKITHA 4 10 14 28
100 21NG1A04D8 NERELLA LEELA VENKATA SAI 3 8 12 23
101 21NG1A04D9 PANDI BHANU SRI 5 9 15 29
102 21NG1A04E0 POTTURI SRINATH 5 10 15 30
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAPU
103 21NG1A04E1 10 14
MOHAN VENKATA DASU 24
104 21NG1A04E3 SYED IMRAN 3 7 10 20
105 21NG1A04E4 TADISETTI SAI PRAVEENA 5 9 14 28
106 21NG1A04E5 THIRIVEEDHI VINEELA 5 7 14 26
107 21NG1A04E7 VALLURI CHARITHA SRI 9 15 24
108 21NG1A04E8 VEMPATI NAGA YUVARAJ 2 6 13 21
VIKKURTHI VENKATA SAI
109 21NG1A04E9 5 8 14
NITHIN 27
110 21NG1A04F0 VUTLA HEMANTH KRISHNA 4 4 13 21
111 21NG1A04F1 YARA NANDA SAI 4 9 13 26
VEERAMACHANENI
112 21NG1A04F2 3 10 11
THANUSH 24
113 21NG1A04F3 CHIMATA NAGA GOPAL 4 9 15 28
114 21NG1A04F4 SATTENAPALLI VENKATESH 5 10 15 30
YARRABIKKI SAI RAVI
116 21NG1A04F5 4 4 14
CHANDRA 22
GONAPA BHARGAVI
117 21NG5A0413 5 7 15
KRISHNA SRI 27
118 22NG5A0401 BOLLIMPALLI NAGABABU 7 14 21
119 22NG5A0404 PAMARTHI VASANTHI 5 9 13 27
AAKULETI VENKATA
120 22NG5A0406 4 9 12
JAYARAM 25
121 22NG5A0407 DASARI GNANA SRI 5 8 13 26
122 22NG5A0408 EDE JOHN SUMANTH 5 9 15 29
123 22NG5A0409 GARIKE BHAVANI 5 7 13 25
JONNALAGADDA HARI
124 22NG5A0410 3 10 10
PRASAD 23
125 22NG5A0411 KANDI DENNY PAUL 5 8 13 26
126 22NG5A0412 KANCHARLA PAVAN KUMAR 5 9 13 27
127 22NG5A0413 KANUMURI SAI VENKAT 5 10 12 27
128 22NG5A0415 PAMARTHI GOPICHANDH 3 9 11 23
129 22NG5A0417 SHAIK ABDUL SHUKOOR 4 8 8 20
130 22NG5A0418 YARLAGADDA MOUNIKA 5 8 14 27
131 22NG5A0419 YARRAMSETTI PRATHYUSHA 5 6 14 25
CHALLA BOINA SAI
132 22NG5A0420 4 10 15
MANIKANTA 29
133 22NG5A0421 GOLI PASUPATHI NADH 5 10 15 30
134 22NG5A0422 KANAGALA SAI KRISHNA 5 9 15 29
135 22NG5A0423 KARANAM RAJASEKHAR 3 10 14 27
136 22NG5A0424 KOMMOJU RAKESH 3 8 13 24
MAJJI JAYA RAMAKRISHNA
137 22NG5A0425 5 9 15
KANAKA RAJU 29
138 22NG5A0426 MORAM SOWMYA SRI 4 8 14 26
139 22NG5A0427 NADAKUDITI VAISHNAVI 4 3 11 18
140 22NG5A0428 PASUPULETI KIRAN BABU 5 10 15 30
141 22NG5A0429 PULAVARTHI JASWANTH 4 9 13 26
142 22NG5A0430 SAYYAD ABEED 5 10 14 29
143 22NG5A0431 VEERABATHINA KAVITHA 4 7 14 25
144 22NG5A0432 VEERANKI UMASRI 5 9 15 29
145 22NG5A0433 VUNDI VEDHA SREE 5 8 14 27
146 22NG5A0434 YARLAGADDA DEVI PRIYA 4 7 14 25
147 22NG5A0435 YARLAGADDA RAJA SHEKAR 5 10 12 27

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Special Programs for Advanced Learners:
Programs for Bright Students:
 Bright Students Advanced Learners are identified on the basis of internal
assessment Students are encouraged to attend competitive examinations.
 Motivate them to attend conferences, workshops, paper presentations and other co-
Curricular activities.
 Encourage to take up mini projects to enrich them technically skilled.
 Encourage students to attempt other certification courses.

 Aptitude and soft skills training to crack the interviews for placements
Identification Criteria Actions taken
The students are felicitated and Mementos area so
distributed to motivate them to continue their
The students perform better in their semester exams excellence in academics. We ask them to take up
projects & encourage them to participate in inter
college national/international Fests.

C7. Internal Assessment Marks (Students Performance in Mid Exams)

[Link] [Link] Student Name Image Processing (IP)

A1 Q1 M1 A2 Q2 M2 Final

1 21NG1A0402 ADUSUMALLI VAMSI 3 7 10 2 9 9 20

2 21NG1A0403 ALAKUNTA KALYAN KUMAR A 9 13 3 9 10 22

3 21NG1A0404 ANGADALA TEJASU 5 9 14 3 7 11 27

4 21NG1A0406 ARUMALLA AKHILA 5 9 15 5 9 15 29

5 21NG1A0407 ATTULURI ADITHYA 2 6 9 2 9 9 20

6 21NG1A0408 BALE BHAVANA 5 10 15 5 10 12 30

7 21NG1A0409 BANDARU NAGA KARTHEEK A 9 5 7 12 21

BUCHEPALLI AMARANADHA
8 21NG1A0411 2 7 9 4 7 8 19
REDDY
9 21NG1A0412 DESU YUVA SRI LAKSHMI 5 6 15 5 7 15 27

10 21NG1A0413 DONDAPATI VAMSI KRISHNA 4 9 8 A 10 9 21

11 21NG1A0414 GOLLA CHANDRA SEKHAR 4 3 7 A 9 8 17
GOPPARAJU BALA
12 21NG1A0415 3 5 12 5 7 14 25
NAGESWARI
GUNDABATTULA SHALEM
13 21NG1A0416 A 9 9 2 8 7 18
RAJU
14 21NG1A0417 GUNNU VAMSI KRISHNA 2 5 10 2 8 10 20

15 21NG1A0418 JARUGU RATNA RAO 4 9 13 A 9 9 25

16 21NG1A0419 KOMERA SWAMY 5 8 13 4 9 6 25

17 21NG1A0420 KURRA VENKATA VAMSI 4 6 11 2 7 3 20

18 21NG1A0421 LANKA SIVA KUMAR A 4 13 5 8 9 21

19 21NG1A0422 MADDI RAJESH A 6 8 2 9 9 19

20 21NG1A0423 MANUKOTA DHASWANTH SAI A 6 9 4 8 12 23

21 21NG1A0424 MAREEDU SANTHI PRIYA 5 10 15 4 8 13 29

22 21NG1A0425 METTAPALLI BHAVYA SRI 4 9 14 4 10 8 26

23 21NG1A0426 MOBEENA BEGUM 5 9 13 4 10 15 29

24 21NG1A0427 MOVVA NAGA VAISHNAVI 3 9 15 4 9 10 27

25 21NG1A0429 NAGAM GOLLAJI A 15 5 9 9 22

26 21NG1A0430 NAKKA SAISHANKAR 3 8 7 1 7 4 17

27 21NG1A0431 NUTHAKKI PRASANTH 2 8 10 5 5 14 24

28 21NG1A0432 PALLA LAKSHMI HIMAJA 4 10 14 5 10 15 30

29 21NG1A0433 PASUMARTHI RUTHWIK A 10 15 5 10 15 29

30 21NG1A0434 PATHAN RUKSANA 4 9 11 5 7 10 24

31 21NG1A0435 PATHIPATI HIMA BHAVITHA A 9 15 5 9 15 28

32 21NG1A0436 PATIMALLA SAI NARASIMHA 3 9 10 5 10 14 28

PERNI AASHRUTHA SAI
33 21NG1A0437 5 9 15 5 10 15 30
PUSHPA
34 21NG1A0438 POKALA CHIRANJEEVI 3 8 8 4 3 11 19

35 21NG1A0439 POTRU BHANUPRAKASH 5 2 9 5 7 4 16

36 21NG1A0440 PUJARI JAGANNADHA RAO 5 8 12 3 7 9 24

37 21NG1A0441 PULIVARTHI AKSHAY KUMAR 3 2 3 3 6 10 17

 PUPPALA YASWANTH NAGA SAI
38 21NG1A0442 KIRAN
A 4 14 4 7 10 21

39 21NG1A0443 PUTTI JAYA CHANDRA 4 10 12 2 4 5 23

40 21NG1A0444 REDDY SRINU A 9 12 3 5 5 20

41 21NG1A0445 SANGA BHANU 5 10 15 5 7 14 30

42 21NG1A0447 SHAIK ABDUL KHADAR 3 7 14 4 8 A 22

43 21NG1A0448 SHAIK AMANULLA 3 6 15 4 8 12 24

44 21NG1A0449 SINGANAPUDI SRINIVAS 3 7 15 0 8 5 23

SONTI S H V PHANINDRA
45 21NG1A0450 5 9 9 0 10 5 22
RAHUL VIJAY
46 21NG1A0451 SUGGUNA JAYA SAI 5 10 15 4 7 14 29

47 21NG1A0452 SWETHA KONCHADA 5 9 14 5 8 15 28

48 21NG1A0453 SYED IMRAN 4 7 15 3 8 12 26

49 21NG1A0455 MANCHALA RAJA GOPAL 4 9 14 A 8 8 25

50 21NG1A0456 THOTA MANASWITHA 5 8 A 5 9 13 25

VAKA NAGA VENKATA SAI
51 21NG1A0457 3 10 13 5 9 9 26
NADH
52 21NG1A0458 VINNAKOTA SIVA SAI A 4 4 5 5 9 17

53 21NG1A0459 YADDANAPUDI JAGADEESH BABU 1 5 7 3 7 6 16

54 21NG1A0460 YALAMANCHILI VIDYA SRI 4 8 13 5 8 15 28

APPALA RAHITYA VENKATA
55 21NG1A0461 5 9 15 5 9 14 29
LAKSHMI
ARAVAPALLI NIKHIL
56 21NG1A0462 5 9 15 4 9 9 28
CHOWDARY
57 21NG1A0464 BATHINA SAIKRISHNA 2 9 11 2 9 5 21

58 21NG1A0465 BODDU YASWANTH 3 10 12 2 7 6 23

59 21NG1A0466 BOLLA HEMANTH 5 8 14 5 8 13 27

60 21NG1A0468 CHITTURI AKHILA 5 9 A 5 8 12 23

DANGUDUBIYYAPU
61 21NG1A0469 4 8 14 5 7 15 27
VENKATESH
62 21NG1A0471 DEVARAKONDA SUDHARSHAN 2 9 12 5 8 9 23

63 21NG1A0473 DUNNAPOTHULA LAVANYA 5 15 5 8 13 25

64 21NG1A0474 DUTTA SRAVANI 5 10 15 4 12 28

65 21NG1A0475 ERADALA PAVANI 5 10 12 5 14 26

66 21NG1A0476 GARIKIPATI LAKSHMI DURGA 5 9 12 5 8 8 25

67 21NG1A0477 GOLLA RAMUDU 4 7 6 4 9 A 17

68 21NG1A0478 J RAM CHARAN 4 6 3 9 5 16

69 21NG1A0479 JAKKAMPUDI TANMAYI SAI 5 9 A 5 10 14 26

70 21NG1A0480 JAKKIREDDY YUVA PAVANI 5 9 12 5 7 14 26

71 21NG1A0481 JAMPANA SUDHEER KUMAR 5 9 11 5 9 13 27

72 21NG1A0482 NADELLA VASU 4 5 9 3 9 3 18

73 21NG1A0483 KANCHARLA UDAYA SANKAR 5 7 13 5 6 10 25

KANDUKURI ESWARA
74 21NG1A0484 3 3 8 4 5 9 18
SRINIVASA CHARYULU
75 21NG1A0485 KELAM ABHIRAM 4 4 12 3 6 6 19

76 21NG1A0486 PANE MANOJ SAI A 4 9 4 3 10 17

77 21NG1A0488 MAHAMMAD YOUNUS 3 7 12 5 9 13 26

78 21NG1A0489 SAI KUMAR ETTERA 1 8 0 5 7 6 17

79 21NG1A0490 MEKALA SOMA SEKHAR BABU 4 4 6 2 3 3 13

80 21NG1A0491 MEKALA VEERENDRA 5 10 15 5 9 14 30

81 21NG1A0492 MENDE TEJASWI 5 10 15 5 10 15 30

MUTHYALA MOHANA NAGA SAI
82 21NG1A0494 5 9 11 5 10 8 25
KUMAR
83 21NG1A0495 GARIKIPATI SUSHMA SRI 5 7 12 5 5 9 23

84 21NG1A0496 NERELLA VENKATESWARLU 4 6 8 2 8 10 20

85 21NG1A0498 PAMARTHI KAVITHA 5 10 14 5 8 14 29

PANCHAKARLA DURGA NAGA
86 21NG1A0499 5 9 12 5 9 14 28
PREETHI
87 21NG1A04A0 PARISI SHANMUKH SRINIVAS 5 10 15 5 3 14 29

88 21NG1A04A1 PUSALAPATI DHANUSH 5 9 15 5 9 9 28

ROMPICHARLA UMA
89 21NG1A04A2 5 10 15 5 10 15 30
BHARATHI
90 21NG1A04A3 SHAIK LEEHAZ A 8 15 5 8 14 27

91 21NG1A04A4 SHAIK PRAVEEN 4 5 15 4 6 7 23

92 21NG1A04A5 TALLA DHANA BABU 4 8 15 5 7 14 27
UNDI NANDHA GOPALA
93 21NG1A04A6 3 8 15 5 10 5 25
KRISHNAM RAJU
UPPY PAVANA VENKATA
94 21NG1A04A7 4 3 7 5 8 10 22
PARAMESWAR
95 21NG1A04A8 GUNTABOINA SANDHYA 5 7 A 5 9 15 26

96 21NG1A04A9 VEERANKI RISHIK 3 7 14 5 6 10 24

97 21NG1A04B0 VEMULA SIVA SAI KUMAR 2 6 2 4 5 10 18

VENTRAPRAGADA LAKSHMI
98 21NG1A04B1 5 10 15 5 9 10 29
NAGA SAI
99 21NG1A04B3 ANNAVARAPU SRIKANTH 3 6 15 5 7 9 24

100 21NG1A04B4 MUSALI RAJESH RANGANADHAM 5 8 12 5 5 13 25

101 21NG1A04B5 BYRA ANUSHKA 5 10 13 5 10 14 29

102 21NG1A04B6 DEVATHI TEJA SAI NIKHIL 4 10 14 5 10 13 28

103 21NG1A04B7 EEDE PAVANI 3 7 15 5 8 14 27

104 21NG1A04B8 GANDREDDY RAJU 5 9 13 4 10 6 26

105 21NG1A04B9 GOGULA VENKATA SAI DURGA 4 9 10 5 9 6 23

GORIPARTHI VENKATA VINAY
106 21NG1A04C0 5 10 15 5 7 14 30
BABU
107 21NG1A04C1 GUNDRA CHARITHA SRI 5 9 15 5 9 15 29

108 21NG1A04C2 INAPANURI GNANESWAR 2 9 8 A 4 0 16

MUTHIREDDY DURGA
109 21NG1A04C3 4 8 15 5 9 11 27
MALLESWARI
110 21NG1A04C4 JOGIPARTHI BABU 5 8 13 4 9 9 26

111 21NG1A04C5 KALAPALA VANDHANA 5 7 A A A 10

112 21NG1A04C6 VEJJU TEJA SATYA SRINIVAS 5 6 12 5 8 15 27

KAPALAVAYI KOWMARI
113 21NG1A04C7 5 6 7 5 9 10 23
SINDHU SAI SREE JAHNAVI
114 21NG1A04C8 KASANI CHARAN TEJA A 4 3 8 10 18

115 21NG1A04C9 KATRU RAJA SEKHAR 5 4 15 5 10 15 29

116 21NG1A04D0 PALAPARTHI MONIKA DURGA 5 9 15 5 9 15 29

117 21NG1A04D1 KETINEDI SAI SAHITHI 5 8 15 5 8 13 28

118 21NG1A04D2 KOYYANI RAJESH 2 8 4 4 7 7 18

119 21NG1A04D3 KURCHETI GURU BHASKAR 4 8 12 1 2 12 23

120 21NG1A04D4 MEENUGA ASWINI 5 9 15 5 8 12 29

121 21NG1A04D5 MIKKILI PRAVEEN KUMAR 3 8 13 5 9 11 25

122 21NG1A04D6 MIRIYALA HARSHAVARDHAN 5 8 14 5 7 12 27

123 21NG1A04D7 MUTHINENI NIKITHA 4 10 14 A 8 12 27

124 21NG1A04D8 NERELLA LEELA VENKATA SAI 3 8 12 4 9 9 23

125 21NG1A04D9 PANDI BHANU SRI 5 9 15 5 9 8 28

126 21NG1A04E0 POTTURI SRINATH 5 10 15 5 10 14 30

RAJAMAHENDRAVARAPU
127 21NG1A04E1 A 10 14 5 7 10 24
MOHAN VENKATA DASU
128 21NG1A04E2 SIMHADRI SRI CHANDRA 2 2 11 2 10 10 21

129 21NG1A04E3 SYED IMRAN 3 7 10 4 10 7 21

130 21NG1A04E4 TADISETTI SAI PRAVEENA 5 9 14 5 9 14 28

131 21NG1A04E5 THIRIVEEDHI VINEELA 5 7 14 4 8 15 27

132 21NG1A04E6 TIRIVEEDHI RAVI CHANDH A 8 8 4 9 0 16

133 21NG1A04E7 VALLURI CHARITHA SRI A 9 15 5 8 12 25

134 21NG1A04E8 VEMPATI NAGA YUVARAJ 2 6 13 3 9 7 21

VIKKURTHI VENKATA SAI
135 21NG1A04E9 5 8 14 5 9 9 27
NITHIN
136 21NG1A04F0 VUTLA HEMANTH KRISHNA 4 4 13 5 10 10 25

137 21NG1A04F1 YARA NANDA SAI 4 9 13 5 10 7 26

138 21NG1A04F2 VEERAMACHANENI THANUSH 3 10 11 2 9 8 23

139 21NG1A04F3 CHIMATA NAGA GOPAL 4 9 15 5 8 25

140 21NG1A04F4 SATTENAPALLI VENKATESH 5 10 15 5 10 14 30

YARRABIKKI SAI RAVI
141 21NG1A04F5 4 4 14 5 6 11 22
CHANDRA
142 21NG1A04F6 ORSU RATNA PRASAD 4 1 9 4 9 3 16
GONAPA BHARGAVI KRISHNA
143 21NG5A0413 5 7 15 5 9 13 27
SRI
144 22NG5A0401 BOLLIMPALLI NAGABABU A 7 14 3 4 14 21

145 22NG5A0402 BOMBOTHU RUSHIMANI A 15 5 9 12 24

 KANTA
146 22NG5A0403 CHINTAPALLI NEERAJ A 8 8 3 8 10 20

147 22NG5A0404 PAMARTHI VASANTHI 5 9 13 4 7 11 26

148 22NG5A0405 PATHAN RIZWAN 4 3 8 A 8 9 17

149 22NG5A0406 AAKULETI VENKATA JAYARAM 4 9 12 5 8 10 25

150 22NG5A0407 DASARI GNANA SRI 5 8 A 5 8 14 25

151 22NG5A0408 EDE JOHN SUMANTH 5 9 15 5 10 15 30

152 22NG5A0409 GARIKE BHAVANI 5 7 13 4 6 14 25

JONNALAGADDA HARI
153 22NG5A0410 3 10 10 4 9 6 23
PRASAD
154 22NG5A0411 KANDI DENNY PAUL 5 8 A 5 9 12 24

155 22NG5A0412 KANCHARLA PAVAN KUMAR 5 9 13 5 9 10 27

156 22NG5A0413 KANUMURI SAI VENKAT 5 10 12 5 9 10 27

157 22NG5A0414 NARAGAM GAYATHRI 5 7 A 4 9 9 20

158 22NG5A0415 PAMARTHI GOPICHANDH 3 9 11 4 10 8 23

SATRAM MANIKANTESWARA
159 22NG5A0416 A 6 A 1 3 6
RAO
160 22NG5A0417 SHAIK ABDUL SHUKOOR 4 8 8 5 9 15 28

161 22NG5A0418 YARLAGADDA MOUNIKA 5 8 A 5 9 15 26

162 22NG5A0419 YARRAMSETTI PRATHYUSHA 5 6 A 5 8 11 22

163 22NG5A0420 CHALLA BOINA SAI MANIKANTA 4 10 15 5 9 12 29

164 22NG5A0421 GOLI PASUPATHI NADH 5 10 15 5 9 12 30

165 22NG5A0422 KANAGALA SAI KRISHNA 5 9 15 5 9 12 29

166 22NG5A0423 KARANAM RAJASEKHAR 3 10 14 5 7 11 27

167 22NG5A0424 KOMMOJU RAKESH 3 8 13 5 8 10 24

MAJJI JAYA RAMAKRISHNA
168 22NG5A0425 5 9 15 5 8 14 29
KANAKA RAJU
170 22NG5A0426 MORAM SOWMYA SRI 4 8 14 5 5 13 26

171 22NG5A0427 NADAKUDITI VAISHNAVI 4 3 11 5 6 10 21

172 22NG5A0428 PASUPULETI KIRAN BABU 5 10 15 5 5 14 29

173 22NG5A0429 PULAVARTHI JASWANTH 4 9 13 5 8 12 26
174 22NG5A0430 SAYYAD ABEED 5 10 14 4 8 10 28
175 22NG5A0431 VEERABATHINA KAVITHA 4 7 14 5 5 13 25
176 22NG5A0432 VEERANKI UMASRI 5 9 15 5 10 15 30
177 22NG5A0433 VUNDI VEDHA SREE 5 8 14 5 8 10 27
178 22NG5A0434 YARLAGADDA DEVI PRIYA 4 7 14 5 9 8 25
179 22NG5A0435 YARLAGADDA RAJA SHEKAR 5 10 12 5 10 10 27
C8. End Semester Question Paper with Answer Key
SCHEME OF EVALUATION
IV B. TECH I SEMESTER REGULAR EXAMINATIONS, NOV-2024
OECS704B: IMAGE PROCESSING

4-Connectivity 2M
IA.1) 8-Connectivity 2M

m-Connectivity 3M

4-Connectivity 2M
2) 8-Connectivity 2M

m-Connectivity 3M

OR
Image Sampling with example 4M
IB.1)
Image Quantization with example 3M

Euclidean distance 3M
2) D4-distance 2M

D8-distance 2M

Histogram Equalization on input image 5M

II.A.1) Histogram Equalization on target image 5M

Mapping between input and target 4M

OR
Flow diagram of image smoothening in frequency domain 1M
Ideal LPF 2M
II.B.1)
Butterworth LPF 2M

Gaussian LPF 2M

Flow diagram of image sharpening in frequency domain 1M

Ideal HPF 2M
2)
Butterworth HPF 2M

Gaussian HPF 2M

Computing median of each input gray value 12M

III.A.1)
Developing median filtered output image 2M

OR
III.B.1) Image degradation model 2M
 Mathematical modelling of effects due to blur and noise 5M
2) Mathematical derivation of transfer function of inverse filter 7M

Writing the mask of Prewitt operator 2M

IV.A.1) Computing Prewitt response of each input gray value 10M
Computing threshold and identifying the edges 2M
OR
Writing the mask of Sobel operator 2M
IV.B.1) Computing Sobel response of each input gray value 10M
Computing threshold and identifying the edges 2M
Developing LZW coding table for given image 8M
V.A.1)
Computing the compression ratio and redundancy 2M

RLC of each bit stream 1M

2) Final RLC code 2M

Compression ratio and redundancy 1M

OR
Developing LZW coding table for given image 8M
V.B.1)
Computing the compression ratio and redundancy 2M

RLC of each bit stream 1M

2) Final RLC code 2M

Compression ratio and redundancy 1M

C9. End Semester Marks/Grade

S.N External
Roll. No NAME OF STUDENT
o Grade

1 21NG1A0401 AARUMILLI CHAITANYA KUMAR A

2 21NG1A0402 ADUSUMALLI VAMSI B
3 21NG1A0403 ALAKUNTA KALYAN KUMAR B
4 21NG1A0404 ANGADALA TEJASU D
5 21NG1A0406 ARUMALLA AKHILA A+
6 21NG1A0407 ATTULURI ADITHYA D
7 21NG1A0408 BALE BHAVANA B
8 21NG1A0409 BANDARU NAGA KARTHEEK B
9 21NG1A0411 BUCHEPALLI AMARANADHA REDDY D
10 21NG1A0412 DESU YUVA SRI LAKSHMI A+
11 21NG1A0413 DONDAPATI VAMSI KRISHNA B
12 21NG1A0414 GOLLA CHANDRA SEKHAR D
13 21NG1A0415 GOPPARAJU BALA NAGESWARI D
14 21NG1A0416 GUNDABATTULA SHALEM RAJU A
15 21NG1A0417 GUNNU VAMSI KRISHNA B
16 21NG1A0418 JARUGU RATNA RAO C
17 21NG1A0419 KOMERA SWAMY C
18 21NG1A0420 KURRA VENKATA VAMSI D
19 21NG1A0421 LANKA SIVA KUMAR B
20 21NG1A0422 MADDI RAJESH B
21 21NG1A0423 MANUKOTA DHASWANTH SAI B
22 21NG1A0424 MAREEDU SANTHI PRIYA A
23 21NG1A0425 METTAPALLI BHAVYA SRI B
24 21NG1A0426 MOBEENA BEGUM B
25 21NG1A0427 MOVVA NAGA VAISHNAVI A
26 21NG1A0429 NAGAM GOLLAJI A
27 21NG1A0430 NAKKA SAISHANKAR B
28 21NG1A0431 NUTHAKKI PRASANTH A+
29 21NG1A0432 PALLA LAKSHMI HIMAJA A+
30 21NG1A0433 PASUMARTHI RUTHWIK A
31 21NG1A0434 PATHAN RUKSANA A
32 21NG1A0435 PATHIPATI HIMA BHAVITHA A
33 21NG1A0436 PATIMALLA SAI NARASIMHA B
34 21NG1A0437 PERNI AASHRUTHA SAI PUSHPA A+
35 21NG1A0438 POKALA CHIRANJEEVI B
36 21NG1A0439 POTRU BHANUPRAKASH E
37 21NG1A0440 PUJARI JAGANNADHA RAO E
38 21NG1A0441 PULIVARTHI AKSHAY KUMAR E
39 21NG1A0442 PUPPALA YASWANTH NAGA SAI KIRAN B
40 21NG1A0443 PUTTI JAYA CHANDRA B
41 21NG1A0444 REDDY SRINU B
42 21NG1A0445 SANGA BHANU A
43 21NG1A0447 SHAIK ABDUL KHADAR A
44 21NG1A0448 SHAIK AMANULLA B
45 21NG1A0449 SINGANAPUDI SRINIVAS B
46 21NG1A0450 SONTI S H V PHANINDRA RAHUL VIJAY A
47 21NG1A0451 SUGGUNA JAYA SAI A
48 21NG1A0452 SWETHA KONCHADA A+
49 21NG1A0453 SYED IMRAN A
50 21NG1A0455 MANCHALA RAJA GOPAL A
51 21NG1A0456 THOTA MANASWITHA A
52 21NG1A0457 VAKA NAGA VENKATA SAI NADH A
53 21NG1A0458 VINNAKOTA SIVA SAI C
54 21NG1A0459 YADDANAPUDI JAGADEESH BABU B
55 21NG1A0460 YALAMANCHILI VIDYA SRI A+
56 21NG1A0461 APPALA RAHITYA VENKATA LAKSHMI A+
57 21NG1A0462 ARAVAPALLI NIKHIL CHOWDARY A
58 21NG1A0464 BATHINA SAIKRISHNA B
59 21NG1A0465 BODDU YASWANTH B
60 21NG1A0466 BOLLA HEMANTH A+
61 21NG1A0468 CHITTURI AKHILA A
62 21NG1A0469 DANGUDUBIYYAPU VENKATESH A+
63 21NG1A0471 DEVARAKONDA SUDHARSHAN A
64 21NG1A0473 DUNNAPOTHULA LAVANYA A+
65 21NG1A0474 DUTTA SRAVANI A+
66 21NG1A0475 ERADALA PAVANI A
67 21NG1A0476 GARIKIPATI LAKSHMI DURGA C
68 21NG1A0477 GOLLA RAMUDU B
69 21NG1A0478 J RAM CHARAN B
70 21NG1A0479 JAKKAMPUDI TANMAYI SAI A
71 21NG1A0480 JAKKIREDDY YUVA PAVANI A+
72 21NG1A0481 JAMPANA SUDHEER KUMAR A+
73 21NG1A0482 NADELLA VASU C
74 21NG1A0483 KANCHARLA UDAYA SANKAR A
75 21NG1A0484 KANDUKURI ESWARA SRINIVASA CHARYULU C
76 21NG1A0485 KELAM ABHIRAM C
77 21NG1A0486 PANE MANOJ SAI B
78 21NG1A0488 MAHAMMAD YOUNUS A+
79 21NG1A0489 SAI KUMAR ETTERA B
80 21NG1A0490 MEKALA SOMA SEKHAR BABU D
81 21NG1A0491 MEKALA VEERENDRA A+
82 21NG1A0492 MENDE TEJASWI A+
83 21NG1A0494 MUTHYALA MOHANA NAGA SAI KUMAR A+
84 21NG1A0495 GARIKIPATI SUSHMA SRI A
85 21NG1A0496 NERELLA VENKATESWARLU C
86 21NG1A0498 PAMARTHI KAVITHA A+
87 21NG1A0499 PANCHAKARLA DURGA NAGA PREETHI A+
88 21NG1A04A0 PARISI SHANMUKH SRINIVAS A+
89 21NG1A04A1 PUSALAPATI DHANUSH A+
90 21NG1A04A2 ROMPICHARLA UMA BHARATHI A+
91 21NG1A04A3 SHAIK LEEHAZ B
92 21NG1A04A4 SHAIK PRAVEEN A
93 21NG1A04A5 TALLA DHANA BABU A
94 21NG1A04A6 UNDI NANDHA GOPALA KRISHNAM RAJU A
95 21NG1A04A7 UPPY PAVANA VENKATA PARAMESWAR B
96 21NG1A04A8 GUNTABOINA SANDHYA A
97 21NG1A04A9 VEERANKI RISHIK A
98 21NG1A04B0 VEMULA SIVA SAI KUMAR C
99 21NG1A04B1 VENTRAPRAGADA LAKSHMI NAGA SAI A
100 21NG1A04B3 ANNAVARAPU SRIKANTH A
101 21NG1A04B4 MUSALI RAJESH RANGANADHAM A
102 21NG1A04B5 BYRA ANUSHKA A+
103 21NG1A04B6 DEVATHI TEJA SAI NIKHIL A
104 21NG1A04B7 EEDE PAVANI A
105 21NG1A04B8 GANDREDDY RAJU A
106 21NG1A04B9 GOGULA VENKATA SAI DURGA B
107 21NG1A04C0 GORIPARTHI VENKATA VINAY BABU A+
108 21NG1A04C1 GUNDRA CHARITHA SRI A+
109 21NG1A04C2 INAPANURI GNANESWAR D
110 21NG1A04C3 MUTHIREDDY DURGA MALLESWARI A
111 21NG1A04C4 JOGIPARTHI BABU C
112 21NG1A04C5 KALAPALA VANDHANA D
113 21NG1A04C6 VEJJU TEJA SATYA SRINIVAS A
114 21NG1A04C7 KAPALAVAYI KOWMARI SINDHU SAI SREE JAHNAVI C
115 21NG1A04C8 KASANI CHARAN TEJA D
116 21NG1A04C9 KATRU RAJA SEKHAR B
117 21NG1A04D0 PALAPARTHI MONIKA DURGA A
118 21NG1A04D1 KETINEDI SAI SAHITHI A
119 21NG1A04D2 KOYYANI RAJESH E
120 21NG1A04D3 KURCHETI GURU BHASKAR C
121 21NG1A04D4 MEENUGA ASWINI A
122 21NG1A04D5 MIKKILI PRAVEEN KUMAR D
123 21NG1A04D6 MIRIYALA HARSHAVARDHAN A
124 21NG1A04D7 MUTHINENI NIKITHA A
125 21NG1A04D8 NERELLA LEELA VENKATA SAI B
126 21NG1A04D9 PANDI BHANU SRI B
127 21NG1A04E0 POTTURI SRINATH A
128 21NG1A04E1 RAJAMAHENDRAVARAPU MOHAN VENKATA DASU B
129 21NG1A04E2 SIMHADRI SRI CHANDRA C
130 21NG1A04E3 SYED IMRAN C
131 21NG1A04E4 TADISETTI SAI PRAVEENA A+
132 21NG1A04E5 THIRIVEEDHI VINEELA A
133 21NG1A04E6 TIRIVEEDHI RAVI CHANDH AB
134 21NG1A04E7 VALLURI CHARITHA SRI A
135 21NG1A04E8 VEMPATI NAGA YUVARAJ D
136 21NG1A04E9 VIKKURTHI VENKATA SAI NITHIN B
137 21NG1A04F0 VUTLA HEMANTH KRISHNA B
138 21NG1A04F1 YARA NANDA SAI A
139 21NG1A04F2 VEERAMACHANENI THANUSH B
140 21NG1A04F3 CHIMATA NAGA GOPAL A
141 21NG1A04F4 SATTENAPALLI VENKATESH A
142 21NG1A04F5 YARRABIKKI SAI RAVI CHANDRA B
143 21NG1A04F6 ORSU RATNA PRASAD D
144 21NG5A0413 GONAPA BHARGAVI KRISHNA SRI A
145 22NG5A0401 BOLLIMPALLI NAGABABU C
146 22NG5A0402 BOMBOTHU RUSHIMANI KANTA C
147 22NG5A0403 CHINTAPALLI NEERAJ B
148 22NG5A0404 PAMARTHI VASANTHI A+
149 22NG5A0405 PATHAN RIZWAN B
150 22NG5A0406 AAKULETI VENKATA JAYARAM A
151 22NG5A0407 DASARI GNANA SRI A+
 152 22NG5A0408 EDE JOHN SUMANTH A+
153 22NG5A0409 GARIKE BHAVANI A
154 22NG5A0410 JONNALAGADDA HARI PRASAD C
155 22NG5A0411 KANDI DENNY PAUL A
156 22NG5A0412 KANCHARLA PAVAN KUMAR A
157 22NG5A0413 KANUMURI SAI VENKAT B
158 22NG5A0414 NARAGAM GAYATHRI B
159 22NG5A0415 PAMARTHI GOPICHANDH A
160 22NG5A0416 SATRAM MANIKANTESWARA RAO F
161 22NG5A0417 SHAIK ABDUL SHUKOOR C
162 22NG5A0418 YARLAGADDA MOUNIKA A+
163 22NG5A0419 YARRAMSETTI PRATHYUSHA B
164 22NG5A0420 CHALLA BOINA SAI MANIKANTA A+
165 22NG5A0421 GOLI PASUPATHI NADH A+
166 22NG5A0422 KANAGALA SAI KRISHNA A+
167 22NG5A0423 KARANAM RAJASEKHAR A+
168 22NG5A0424 KOMMOJU RAKESH A
169 22NG5A0425 MAJJI JAYA RAMAKRISHNA KANAKA RAJU A+
170 22NG5A0426 MORAM SOWMYA SRI A
171 22NG5A0427 NADAKUDITI VAISHNAVI B
172 22NG5A0428 PASUPULETI KIRAN BABU A+
173 22NG5A0429 PULAVARTHI JASWANTH B
174 22NG5A0430 SAYYAD ABEED A
175 22NG5A0431 VEERABATHINA KAVITHA A
176 22NG5A0432 VEERANKI UMASRI A+
177 22NG5A0433 VUNDI VEDHA SREE A+
178 22NG5A0434 YARLAGADDA DEVI PRIYA A
179 22NG5A0435 YARLAGADDA RAJA SHEKAR A+

C10. Course End Survey Questionnaires

 USHA RAMA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Course End Survey
Batch: 2021-25 Academic year: 2024-25 Semester: I

Dear Student,

We need your help in evaluating the course offered, by answering the short survey below. Your feedback is very valuable
for us in order to continually improve our program. The aim of this survey is to evaluate how well the course RANDOM
VARIABLES AND STOCHASTIC PROCESSES (UR20PCEC306) of ECE program has prepared you to have necessary
skills during the semester. Your responses will be kept confidential and will not be revealed to anyone outside the Department of
Electronics and Communication Engineering without your permission.

1. Your Name and Roll Number:

2. Please indicate the degree to which you agree with the following Course Outcomes, Delivery and Assessment
Methods:

(5: strongly agree, 1: strongly disagree)

Agree ------------------- Disagree

5 4 3 2 1
At the end of this course , you are able to

CO 1: Demonstrate the knowledge of the basic concepts of two-dimensional signal

acquisition, sampling, and quantization
CO 2: Demonstrate the knowledge of filtering techniques

CO3: Demonstrate the knowledge of 2D transformation techniques

CO 4: Apply the knowledge of image enhancement and restoration

CO 5: Apply the knowledge of segmentation techniques.

CO 6: Apply image Compression techniques

Delivery methods used : Board and Marker, power point, any other

Assessment methods adapted: Assignments, Mid-term Examinations, Oral Questions.

Would you like to add any information/comments regarding your skills acquired during the course, the delivery methods used,
and assessment methods adapted?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________

Date : Signature

Thank you for participating!

[Link] analysis of the course for the past 3 years with Target COs for
next Academic Year

Image Processing
YEAR
PASS %
2021-2022 94%
2022-2023 95.6%
2023-2024 97%
C12. CO Attainment Chart – Direct and Indirect Attainment