MSBTE K-scheme · Semester 4

MIC full form in MSBTE: Microprocessor Programming

MIC is the MSBTE abbreviation for Microprocessor Programming, course code 314321.

What is the full form of MIC in MSBTE?

MIC stands for Microprocessor Programming. It is an MSBTE K-scheme diploma course with course code 314321, taught in semester 4. It carries 3 credits and 175 total marks, and is studied in 8 diploma programmes including Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Sciences, Computer Hardware & Maintenance.

MIC at a glance

ItemDetail
AbbreviationMIC
Full formMicroprocessor Programming
Course code314321
SchemeK-scheme (regular diploma)
Semester4
Course typeDSC (Discipline Specific Core)
Credits3
Total marks175
Studied in8 programmes

Branches that study MIC

Other subjects in semester 4 (Computer Engineering)

Source: MSBTE curriculum search portal, retrieved 2026-10-09. Open the course there for the detailed curriculum. This page is a student reference, not an official document.

FAQs

What is the subject code of Microprocessor Programming?

The MSBTE K-scheme course code of Microprocessor Programming (MIC) is 314321.

In which semester is MIC taught?

Microprocessor Programming is in semester 4 of the K-scheme diploma curriculum.

How many marks and credits does MIC carry?

MIC carries 3 credits and 175 total marks. The split between theory, practical and self-learning assessment is given in the official MSBTE curriculum document for 314321.

Which branches study MIC?

8 K-scheme programmes: Computer Science (SE), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Sciences (DS), Computer Hardware & Maintenance (HA), Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AN), Computer Science & Engineering (CW), Computer Engineering (CO), Computer Technology (CM).

What type of course is MIC?

MIC is classified as DSC (Discipline Specific Core) in the K-scheme.

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