MGU B.Tech Syllabus

MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY
Kottayam, Kerala

B.Tech. Degree Courses 2010-2011

Revised Scheme and Syllabus
And
Syllabus for Combined I & II Sem
Co!e!s

1. Course Regu"#!$os o% B.Tech. Degree Courses &'$!h e%%ec! %ro( 2010
#)($ss$os*
2. Revised Scheme For B Tech Syllabus 2010-11

3. Syllabus for combined Ist IInd Sem (!ommon for all branches"

rom,
!.C."hili#ose
Chairman
$oard of Studies in %n&& ('()
!.(.'niversity
Kottayam

*o
*he Re&istrar
!.(.'niversity
Kottayam

Sir,
Sub+ Re&ulation,scheme&syllabus

I am here,ith submittin& the follo,in& a##roved by the $oard of Studies in %n&& ('() held on -1../.2.1.
at !.(.university mini conference hall.

1. Re&ulation for $.*ech de&ree(2.1. on,ards)
2. Scheme for first to ei&hth semesters
-. Syllabus for combined first & second (common for all branches)

I re0uest you to ta1e the necessary action in this re&ard
*han1in& you
2ours sincerely

-1../.2.1.
M#h#!(# G#)h$ U$+ers$!,
Course Regu"#!$os
o%
B.Tech. Degree Courses
&'$!h e%%ec! %ro( 2010 #)($ss$os*
1. !onditions for #dmissions

Candidates for admission to the $.*ech. de&ree course shall be re0uired to have #assed the 3i&her Secondary
%4amination of State $oard of Kerala or 12th Standard 5.3.S.%., C.$.S.%., I.C.S.%. or e4aminations
reco&ni6ed e0uivalent by any 'niversities of Kerala thereto ,ith mathematics, #hysics and chemistry as
o#tional sub7ects, ,ith /.8 mar1s in !athematics and /.8 mar1s in "hysics, Chemistry, and !athematics
#ut to&ether. Candidates belon&in& to scheduled caste and scheduled tribe need only a #ass in the 0ualifyin&
e4amination.
Candidates have to 0ualify the State 9evel %ntrance e4amination conducted by the Commissioner of
%ntrance %4aminations or State level:;ational level %ntrance %4amination a##roved by the (overnment of
Kerala as e0uivalent. *hey shall also satisfy the conditions re&ardin& a&e and #hysical fitness as #rescribed
by the !ahatma (andhi 'niversity
Criteria for selection and method of admission to merit:mana&ement seats for %n&ineerin& de&ree
courses conducted by (overnment:Aided:Self<financin& colle&es affiliated to !ahatma (andhi 'niversity
shall be &overned by the rules:re&ulations framed by the Commissioner of %ntrance %4aminations or other
com#etent authority a##ointed by the (overnment of Kerala, in consultation ,ith the 'niversity and ,ithout
contravenin& ,ith the sti#ulation of the All India Council for *echnical %ducation (AIC*%). In all matters
related to selection and admission, the decisions of the 'niversity shall be final. *he students admitted by
affiliated colle&es violatin& the above re&ulations ,ill not be eli&ible for re&istration to 'niversity
%4aminations and contravention of the re&ulations shall lead to ,ithdra,al:sus#ension of affiliation.

2. #dmission to $i%loma &olders

A candidate ,ho has a di#loma in en&ineerin& a,arded by the State $oard of *echnical %4amination or
an e4amination reco&ni6ed e0uivalent by the State $oard of *echnical %ducation after under&oin& re&ular
course of - years in an institute a##roved by AIC*%, securin& a cumulative minimum of /.8 mar1s in the
second and third years di#loma e4amination shall be eli&ible to be admitted to the first year $.*ech.
#ro&ramme of the !ahatma (andhi 'niversity (hereafter, the 'niversity, unless other,ise s#ecified) if
he:she has 0ualified the entrance e4amination conducted by the Commissioner of %ntrance %4aminations or
State level:;ational level %ntrance %4amination a##roved by the (overnment of Kerala as e0uivalent.
=i#loma holders ,ith >.8 mar1s (/.8 in case of SC:S*) are also eli&ible for admission to the -
rd
semester (re&ular full<time batch) en&ineerin& de&ree course ($.*ech.) under the lateral entry scheme
#rovided they 0ualify the %ntrance %4amination conducted for the lateral entry scheme by the state
(overnment. *hese students are not re0uired to study any deficiency #a#ers of the combined first and second
semesters. Admission of all candidates under the lateral entry scheme shall be com#leted latest by
commencement of -
rd
semester classes.

-. Sub'ects of Study

*he sub7ects of study, both theory and #ractical, shall be in accordance ,ith the #rescribed scheme
and syllabi of each branch of study.

.. $uration of the !ourse

*he course for the $.*ech de&ree shall e4tend over a #eriod of four academic years com#risin& of
ei&ht semesters. *he first and second semesters shall be combined? the scheme and syllabi for combined first
and second semesters (S
1&
S
2
) ,ill be common for all branches of study. *he ma4imum duration #ermissible
for ta1in& the $.*ech. =e&ree is fi4ed as @ years. or lateral entry students ma4imum duration #ermissible
for ta1in& the $.*ech. =e&ree is fi4ed as A years.
Classes of combined first and second semesters shall be started latest by 1
st
Au&ust in all affiliated
en&ineerin& colle&es of !ahatma (andhi 'niversity? ho,ever admission to first year shall be com#leted by
-1
st
Au&ust.
*he minimum number of ,or1in& days in combined first and second semesters shall be 1/. days. In
-
rd
to @
th
semesters, there shall be minimum B. ,or1in& days.

/. Branches of Study

1. Civil %n&ineerin& (C%)
2. !echanical %n&ineerin& (!%)
-. %lectrical and %lectronics %n&ineerin& (%%)
C. %lectronics and Communication %n&ineerin& (%C)
/. %lectronics & Instrumentation %n&ineerin& (%I )
>. Instrumentation and Control %n&ineerin& (IC)
A. A##lied %lectronics and Instrumentation %n&ineerin& (AI)
@. Com#uter Science and %n&ineerin& (CS)
B. Information *echnolo&y (I*)
1.. "olymer %n&ineerin& ("D)
11. Automobile %n&ineerin& (A')
12. Aeronautical %n&ineerin& (A;)

0. !ourse !alendar

*he course calendar, #ublished by the 'niversity, shall be follo,ed by all affiliated en&ineerin&
colle&es. Eithin a ,ee1 after the commencement of classes of each semester, 3ead of each Institution should
for,ard the list of faculty members ,or1in& in the colle&e alon& ,ith their 0ualification and years of
teachin& e4#erience, to the 'niversity. *his is a mandatory re0uirement ,hich should be strictly follo,ed by
3ead of each Institution. 3ead of each Institution shall ensure the availability of sufficient number of re&ular
faculty members havin& e4#erience and 0ualifications (as #er AIC*% &uidelines) in the institution.

1. #ssessment of Students

Assessment of students for each sub7ect ,ill be done by internal continuous assessment and Semester<
%nd e4aminations. Internal assessment shall be conducted throu&hout the semester. It shall be based on
internal e4aminations, assi&nments (such as home assi&nment, #roblem solvin&, &rou# discussions, 0ui6,
literature survey, seminar, term<#ro7ect, soft,are e4ercises, etc.) as decided by the faculty handlin& the
course, and re&ularity in the class. Assi&nments of every semester shall #referably be submitted in
Assi&nment $oo1, ,hich is a bound boo1 similar to laboratory record.
Semester<%nd e4aminations of theory and #ractical sub7ects ,ill be conducted by the 'niversity.
Semester<%nd e4aminations of combined first and second semesters and -
rd
to >
th
semesters ,ill be
conducted only once in a year? failed or im#rovement candidates ,ill have to a##ear for the Semester<%nd
e4aminations alon& ,ith re&ular students. 3o,ever, Semester<%nd e4aminations of A
th
and @
th
semesters ,ill
be conducted once in every semester. 3ead of institution should ta1e necessary ste#s to #revent any
mal#ractices in the Semester<%nd e4aminations. If any such instances are detected, they should be re#orted to
the 'niversity ,ithout any delay.
Internal assessment mar1s of each theory sub7ect should have a class avera&e limited to @.8. If the
class avera&e of internal assessment mar1s of any theory sub7ects is &reater than @.8, standard normali6ation
#rocedure should be a##lied to limit it to @.8. If the class avera&e is not &reater than @.8, absolute mar1s
should be &iven.
or #ractical sub7ects, internal assessment mar1s and Semester<%nd e4amination mar1s individually
should have a class avera&e limited to A/8. If the class avera&e of internal assessment mar1s or Semester<
%nd e4amination mar1s of #ractical sub7ects is &reater than A/8, the standard normali6ation #rocedure
should be a##lied to limit the class avera&e to A/8. If it is not &reater than A/8, absolute mar1s should be
&iven.
All the students in the nominal roll of the class on the closin& day of semester should be considered for
normali6ation of internal mar1s. All the students ,ho have #assed the Semester<%nd #ractical e4amination
should be considered for normalisation of mar1s of Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations.
Internal assessment mar1s of theory and #ractical sub7ects, both absolute and normalised, should be
#ublished in the colle&e 1. days before sendin& it to the 'niversity so as to enable the students to re#ort any
corrections.

(a" #ssessment in Theory Sub'ects

*he mar1s allotted for internal continuous assessment and Semester<%nd university e4aminations shall be
/. mar1s and 1.. mar1s res#ectively ,ith a ma4imum of 1/. mar1s for each theory sub7ect.

*he ,ei&hta&e to a,ard internal continuous assessment mar1s should be as follo,s+

*est #a#ers (minimum t,o) F >.8

Assi&nments (minimum t,o) such as home assi&nment,
#roblem solvin&, &rou# discussions, 0ui6,
literature survey, seminar, term<#ro7ect,
soft,are e4ercises, etc. F 2.8

Re&ularity in the class F 2.8
*he sessional mar1s allotted for attendance shall be a,arded in direct #ro#ortion to the #ercenta&e of
attendance secured by the candidate in the sub7ect. ull credit for re&ularity in the class can be &iven only if
the candidate has secured minimum B.8 attendance in the sub7ect.

(b" #ssessment in )ractical Sub'ects

Internal continuous assessment and Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations ,ill have ,ei&hta&e in the
studentGs #erformance of #ractical sub7ects, ,ith /. mar1s allotted for internal continuous assessment and
1.. mar1s for Semester<%nd e4aminations.
*he ,ei&hta&e to a,ard internal continuous assessment mar1s should be as follo,s+

*est #a#ers F -.8

Re&ular ,or1:dra,in&:,or1sho# record:lab record:
Class #erformance F /.8
Re&ularity in the class F 2.8

An e4ternal e4aminer and an internal e4aminer, a##ointed by the 'niversity, shall conduct the Semester<
%nd e4aminations of #ractical sub7ects. *hese e4aminers should necessarily have minimum t,o years
teachin& e4#erience at en&ineerin& de&ree level.
A,ard of mar1s in the Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations (e4ce#t "ro7ect) should be as follo,s+
5iva voce F -.8
"rocedure and tabulation form,
Conductin& e4#eriment, results and inference F A.8

;o candidate ,ill be #ermitted to attend the Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations unless he:she
#roduces certified record of the laboratory.
Strict measures ,ill be ta1en by the 'niversity to monitor the laboratory facilities, laboratory
e4#eriments conducted, standard of Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations, etc. in every affiliated en&ineerin&
colle&e. In this re&ard, an e4#ert team com#risin& of at least three sub7ect e4#erts from
&overnment:&overnment<aided en&ineerin& colle&es from ,ithin:outside the 'niversity shall be formulated
to assess these as#ects in affiliated en&ineerin& colle&es. *his e4#ert team should visit each en&ineerin&
colle&e at least once in a semester and submit a detailed re#ort to the 'niversity re&ardin& the laboratory
facilities, laboratory e4#eriments conducted, and standard of Semester<%nd #ractical e4aminations in each
colle&e.

2. )attern of *uestions for Semester-+nd +,aminations of Theory Sub'ects

*he 0uestion #a#ers of Semester<%nd e4aminations of theory sub7ects shall be able to #erform
achievement testin& of the students in an effective manner. *he 0uestion #a#er shall be #re#ared

(a) coverin& all sections of the course syllabus
(b) unambi&uous and free from any defects:errors
(c) em#hasi6in& 1no,led&e testin&, #roblem solvin& & 0uantitative methods
(d) containin& ade0uate data:other information on the #roblems assi&ned
(e) havin& clear and com#lete instructions to the candidates.

=uration of Semester<%nd e4aminations ,ill be - hours. *he #attern of 0uestions for theory sub7ects shall be
as follo,s+

)#RT #- Short ans.er /uestions (one0t.o sentences" 1 , 3 mar2s311 mar2s
All 0uestions are com#ulsory. *here should be at least
one 0uestion from each module.

)#RT B- #nalytical0)roblem solvin4 /uestions 1 , 1 mar2s321 mar2s
All 0uestions are com#ulsory. *here should be at least
one 0uestion from each module.

)#RT !- $escri%tive0#nalytical0)roblem solvin4 /uestions 1 , 12 mar2s350
mar2s
*,o 0uestions from each module ,ith choice to ans,er
one 0uestion.

6a,imum Total 6ar2s- 100

Eei&hta&e for cate&ories such as #roblem solvin&, descri#tive, dra,in&, or dia&rammatic 0uestions shall be
s#ecified alon& ,ith the syllabus of any sub7ect, if necessary. !odel 0uestion #a#er shall be #re#ared for
each sub7ect at the time of framin& the syllabus. *his same model 0uestion #a#er alon& ,ith the syllabus
must be sent to the 0uestion<#a#er setter every time for framin& the 0uestions. *he model 0uestion #a#er
shall be made available to students.
It is #ermitted to have an entirely different #attern of 0uestions es#ecially for sub7ects involvin&
dra,in&, desi&n, etc. 3o,ever, the modified #attern to be follo,ed shall be clearly s#ecified alon& ,ith the
syllabus of the #articular sub7ect. All 0uestion #a#er setters should su##lement the scheme and 1ey for the
evaluation

3. 6inimum for )ass

A candidate shall be declared to have #assed in an individual sub7ect of a semester e4amination if he:she
secures not less than C.8 mar1s for the sub7ect in the university e4amination and not less than /.8 of the
total mar1s of the sub7ect i.e. university examination marks and sessional marks in that subject put togather.
A candidate shall be declared to have #assed in a semester e4amination in full in first a##earance (first
re&istration is considered as first a##earance) if he satisfies the above criteria for each theory and #ractical
sub7ects
Candidates ,ill be assi&ned &rades accordin& to the mar1s scored.
or Seminar, "ro7ect, and 5iva 5oce (in A
th
& @
th
semester), the minimum for a #ass shall be /.8 of
the total mar1s assi&ned to the res#ective e4amination.
If a candidate has #assed all e4aminations of $.*ech. course (at the time of #ublication of results of
ei&hth semester) e4ce#t 5iva<5oce in the ei&hth semester, a re<e4amination for the 5iva<5oce should be
conducted ,ithin one month after the #ublication of results. %ach candidate should a##ly for this HSave a
Semester e4aminationG ,ithin one ,ee1 after the #ublication of ei&hth semester results.

10. !redit System

%ach sub7ect shall have a certain number of credits assi&ned to it de#endin& u#on the academic load and
the nature and im#ortance of the sub7ect. *he credit associated ,ith each sub7ect ,ill be sho,n in the
#rescribed scheme and syllabi. %ach course shall have an inte&er number of credits, ,hich reflects its
,ei&hta&e.

11. 7radin4

*he university shall a,ard the letter &rade to students based on the mar1s secured by them in both
internal assessment and Semester<%nd e4aminations ta1en to&ether in the sub7ects re&istered. %ach letter
&rade indicates a 0ualitative assessment of the studentGs #erformance and is associated ,ith a s#ecified
number of &rade #oints. *he &radin& system alon& ,ith the &rade #oints for each &rade, a##licable to #assed
candidates is sho,n belo,. All #assed candidate ,ill be allotted a &rade S, A, $, C, =, or % accordin& to the
total mar1s scored by him:her.
If a candidate does not a #ass a sub7ect as #er the conditions &iven in Section (B), he:she ,ill be
assi&ned an 'nsatisfactory &rade H'G irres#ective of his:her total mar1s. If a student does not #ass a sub7ect
in t,o attem#ts, the ma4imum &rade he:she can &et is HCG ,hen he:she #asses the sub7ect in any subse0uent
e4amination, ,hatever be the mar1s scored by him:her.
A student is considered to have com#leted a sub7ect successfully and earned the credits if he:she
secures a letter &rade other than H'G in that course. 9etter &rade H'G has 6ero &rade #oint and the candidate
has to ,rite the e4amination a&ain to im#rove the &rade. A studentIs #erformance is measured by the number
of credits that he:she has earned and by the cumulative &rade #oint avera&e (C("A) maintained by him:her..

Total mar2s scored by the
%assed candidate
!orres%ondin4 7rade
allotted
7rade )oints
1-><1/. S 1.
121<1-/ A @./
1.><12. $ A./
B><1./ C >./
@><B/ = /./
A/<@/ % C./

12. Semester 7rade )oint #vera4e (S7)#" and !umulative 7rade )oint #vera4e
(!7)#"

(a) A Semester (rade "oint Avera&e (S("A) shall be com#uted for all the students for each
semester, as follo,s+

,here, n is the number of sub7ects re&istered durin& the semester, C
i
is the number of credits allotted
to i
th
sub7ect as #er the scheme, and (
i
is the &rade #oints corres#ondin& to the &rade a,arded to the
student for the sub7ect.

(b) A Cumulative (rade "oint Avera&e (C("A) shall be com#uted for all the students at the
end of each semester by ta1in& into consideration their #erformance in the #resent and the #ast
semesters as follo,s+

,here, m is the number of courses re&istered u# to that semester, C
i
is the number of credits allotted
to i
th
sub7ect as #er the scheme, and (
i
is the &rade #oints corres#ondin& to the &rade a,arded to the
student for the sub7ect.

An u#<to<date assessment of overall #erformance of a student is obtained by calculatin& C("A.
C("A is ,ei&hted avera&e of the &rade #oints obtained in all the sub7ects re&istered by the students
since he entered the $.*ech. course.

(c) $oth the S("A and C("A shall be rounded off to the second #lace of decimal and recorded
as such for ease of #resentation. Ehenever the C("As are to be used for the #ur#ose of determinin&
the merit ran1in& in a &rou# of students, only the rounded off values shall be made use of.

1-. Im%rovement

Candidates shall be allo,ed to im#rove the &rade of any t,o theory sub7ects in a semester. *his can be
done only in the immediate subse0uent chance. If the candidate &ets more mar1s in the im#rovement chance,
mar1s scored in the im#rovement chance ,ill be considered for &radin& in the sub7ect? other,ise mar1s
scored in the first attem#t ,ill be retained. ;o candidate shall be #ermitted to im#rove the mar1s scored in
#ractical e4aminations and internal continuous assessment.

1.. #ttendance

A candidate shall be #ermitted to a##ear for the Semester<%nd e4aminations only if he:she satisfies
the follo,in& re0uirements+
(a) 3e:she must secure not less than A/8 attendance in the total number of ,or1in& #eriods
durin& the first year and in each semester thereafter? and shall be #hysically #resent for a minimum
of >/8 of the total ,or1in& #eriods. In addition, he:she also shall be #hysically #resent in at least
2.8 of total attendance for each sub7ect.
(b) 3e:she must earn a #ro&ress certificate from the head of the institution statin& that he:she
has satisfactorily com#leted the course of study #rescribed in the semester as re0uired by these
re&ulations.
(c) 3is:her conduct must be satisfactory

It shall be o#en to the 5ice Chancellor to &rant condonation of shorta&e of attendance on the
recommendation of the head of the institution in accordance ,ith the follo,in& norms.
*he shorta&e shall not be more than 1.8
Shorta&e shall not be condoned more than t,ice durin& the entire course.
Candidate ,ho is not eli&ible for condonation of shorta&e of attendance shall
re#eat the semester.

1/. +li4ibility for )romotion to &i4her Semester 8 )rocedure for com%letin4 the
course
(a) A student ,ho has secured A/8 of attendance and has e4hibited satisfactory #ro&ress in the class ,ill
be eli&ible for #romotion to the ne4t hi&her semester.
(b) 3o,ever, before bein& admitted to the 5III semester classes, the student should have #assed in all
sub7ects in the combined first and second semester e4amination in full.
9ote- As this is an academic #rere0uisite, no e4em#tion should be &ranted in this case, ,hatever be the
causes.
A candidate shall com#lete the #ro&ramme and #ass all e4aminations ,ithin %i&ht (@) years since his first
admission to the $.*ech #ro&ramme.

10. Re4istration for end Semester e,amination
%very candidate should re&ister for all sub7ects of the Semester<%nd e4aminations of each semester. A
candidate ,ho does not re&ister ,ill not be #ermitted to attend the Semester<%nd e4aminations? he:she shall
not be #ermitted to attend the ne4t semester.
A candidate shall be eli&ible to re&ister for any hi&her semester (i.e. -
rd
semester on,ards) if he:she
has satisfactorily com#leted the course of study and re&istered for the e4amination of the immediate #revious
semester. 3e:she should re&ister for the semester at the start of the semester before the sti#ulated date.
'niversity ,ill notify the startin& and closin& dates for each semester.

11. #dditional Re/uirements for the de4ree

In addition to the re0uirement #rescribed for the a,ard of $.*ech. de&ree, each student must com#lete
com#ulsory social service for a total duration of 1/ days durin& -
rd
to A
th
semesters of the course, A record is
to be 1e#t sho,in& the details of social service activities underta1en and it should be a##roved by the Staff
Advisor. 3ead of Institution should verify this com#ulsory re0uirement before #ermittin& the student to
re&ister for the ei&hth semester.
Students are e4#ected to underta1e industrial trainin&(s) of total 1. days minimum duration or industrial
visits (to minimum 2 industries) for studyin& about the industries of im#ortance to the branch concerned
durin& C
th
to A
th
semester. Students may also underta1e an educational tour, the tour #eriod shall be
considered as #art of the ,or1in& #eriods of a semester. *he tour maybe conducted durin& the
vacation:holidays ta1in& not more than - ,or1in& days, combined ,ith the vacation:holidays if re0uired,
bet,een /
th
and @
th
semesters for visitin& industries (at least t,o) of im#ortance to the branch concerned.
aculty members shall accom#any the students for the industrial visits:educational tour. %ach student shall
submit detailed bound re#ort(s) of the trainin&:visit:tour to the 3ead of =e#artment ,ithin t,o ,ee1s after
the #ro&ramme. *hese bound re#ort(s), si&ned by the staff advisor or faculty in char&e of tour:trainin&:visit
and by the head of de#artment, shall also be brou&ht durin& the final 5iva<5oce.
12. +,amination 6onitorin4 !ell

3ead of the each institution should formulate an %4amination !onitorin& Cell at the institution for
su#ervisin& all e4aminations, es#ecially the internal e4aminations. *his cell, ,ith a senior staff member as
Convener, shall consist of minimum three members (one shall be a lady).
*he collective res#onsibilities of the e4amination monitorin& cell are
(a) officiate as the e4amination s0uad to 1ee# a vi&il on all Semester<%nd e4aminations.
If any mal#ractices are found:re#orted by invi&ilators, inform these to the 3ead of Institution alon&
,ith a re#ort about the incident. 3ead of Institution shall for,ard all such com#laints to the 'niversity.
(b) schedule all e4aminations conducted as #art of internal assessment of students.
(c) to receive any com#laint from students re&ardin& issues li1e out<of<syllabus 0uestions, #rintin&
mista1es, etc. of Semester<%nd e4aminations of theory and #ractical sub7ects. *he cell shall investi&ate
these com#laints and if necessary for,ard it to university ,ith s#ecific comments.
(d) to receive any com#laints from students re&ardin& internal e4aminations, en0uire such incidents,
and &ive a re#ort to the 3ead of Institution for necessary action.
*o conduct all the theory e4aminations, a Chief Su#erintendent and a Senior Assistant Su#erintendent
should be a##ointed internally by the 3ead of Institution. At least one e4ternal Additional Chief
Su#erintendent from &overnment:&overnment<aided en&ineerin& colle&es ,ithin the 'niversity should be
a##ointed by the 'niversity for conductin& theory e4aminations in all affiliated self financin& %n&ineerin&
Colle&es.

13. +lectives

All students shall choose four elective sub7ects, one in the si4th, one in the seventh and t,o in ei&hth
semesters from a set of elective sub7ects #rescribed in the syllabus and offered by the institution. *here
should be at least 2/8 students of the class for an elective sub7ect to be offered. 3o,ever, any student havin&
a C("A of not less than A./ shall be #ermitted to select an elective of his:her choice and re&ister under a
faculty sub7ect to the #ermission from the faculty and 3ead of =e#artment. *he student ,ill have to study
this sub7ect on his o,n (self<study mode) or the classes of this sub7ect shall be ta1en durin& off<hours.
A student can o#t for interdisci#linary electives, termed as &lobal electives in the syllabus, ma4imum
one durin& @
th
semesters sub7ect to the #ermission from both 3eads of =e#artments and the faculty handlin&
the elective sub7ect. !inimum number of students for a &lobal elective shall be 1/ and ma4imum >..
;e, electives may be introduced accordin& to the needs of emer&in& fields in technolo&y. *he name
of the elective and its syllabus should be a##roved by the university before the sub7ect is offered as an
elective.

20. !lass !ommittee

3ead of institution shall ta1e necessary ste#s to form a class committee for each class at the start of
classes of each semester. *his class committee shall be in e4istence for the semester concerned. *he class
committee shall consist of the 3ead of =e#artment, Staff Advisor of the class, a senior faculty member of the
de#artment, a faculty member from another de#artment, and t,o student re#resentatives (one of them should
be a &irl in a mi4ed class). *here should be at least t,o meetin&s of the class committee every semester? it
shall be the res#onsibility of the 3ead of =e#artment to convene these meetin&s. *he decisions of the Class
Committee shall be recorded in a re&ister for further reference. %ach class committee ,ill communicate its
recommendations to the 3ead of Institution.

*he res#onsibilities of the class committee are+
(a) to revie, #eriodically the #ro&ress and conduct of students in the class.
(b) to discuss any #roblems concernin& any sub7ects in the semester concerned.
(c) to identify ,ea1er students of the class and su&&est remedial measures.
(d) to revie, teachin& effectiveness and covera&e of syllabus.
(e) discuss any other issue related to the students of the class.

21. +li4ibility for the $e4ree

;o candidate shall be eli&ible for the $.*ech. de&ree unless he has under&one the #rescribed course of
study for a #eriod of not less than four academic years in an institution in the state of Kerala and reco&ni6ed
by affiliated :reco&ni6ed to the !ahatma (andhi 'niversity and has #assed all sub7ects as #er the #rescribed
syllabus.
;o candidate under lateral entry scheme shall be eli&ible for the $.*ech. de&ree unless he has under&one
the #rescribed course of study for a #eriod of not less than three academic years in an institution affiliated to
the !ahatma (andhi 'niversity and has #assed all sub7ects of -
rd
to @
th
semesters as #er the #rescribed
syllabus.

22. !lassification of Successful !andidates

(a) A candidate ,ho 0ualifies for the de&ree, #assin& all the sub7ects of the ei&ht semesters ,ithin /
academic years after the commencement of his course of study and secures not less than a C("A of @..
of all the semesters shall be declared to have #assed the $.*ech. de&ree e4amination in irst Class ,ith
3onours.
(b) A candidate ,ho 0ualifies for the de&ree, #assin& all the sub7ects of the ei&ht semesters ,ithin /
academic years after the commencement of his course of study and secures not less than a C("A of >./
of all the semesters shall be declared to have #assed the $.*ech. de&ree e4amination in irst Class.
(c) All other candidates ,ho 0ualify for the de&ree #assin& all the sub7ects of the ei&ht semesters and
not covered as #er Sections 22 (a) and (b) shall be declared to have #assed the $.*ech. de&ree
e4amination in second class.
(d) Classification of the lateral entry student shall be &iven based on the C("A of -
rd
to @
th
semesters.
*he final mar1<list of lateral entry students should indicate that (i) the student ,as admitted throu&h
lateral entry scheme (ii) classification is based on C("A of -
rd
to @
th
semesters. In case of lateral entry
students, clause 22(a) and 22(b) shall hold &ood e4ce#t for the number of academic years ,hich shall
be C academic years after the commencement of the course of study.

It may be indicated in each mar1<list that the internal assessment mar1s and Semester<%nd e4amination
mar1s of #ractical sub7ects are normalised.

2-. 7rievance !ell

%ach colle&e should setu# a (rievance Cell ,ith at least four faculty members to loo1 into &rievances
of the students, if any.

2.. #nti-Ra44in4 !ell

3ead of Institution shall ta1e necessary ste#s to constitute anti<ra&&in& committee and s0uad at the
commencement of each academic year. *he committee and the s0uad shall ta1e effective ste#s as s#ecified
by the 3onorable Su#reme Court of India, to #revent ra&&in&.

Notwithstanding all that has been stated above, the University has right to modify any of the above
regulations from time to time as per University rules.

#nne,ure

+/uivalency of $i%loma Streams for :ateral entry B.Tech. #dmission

Sl.
9o
.

S%ecialisation in $i%loma
Branch +/uate for B.Tech.
#dmission
1 A##lied %lectronics
%lectronics and Communication
%n&ineerin&
2 %lectronics
- !edical %lectronics
C %lectronics and Avionics
/ *elecommunication *echnolo&y
> %lectronics and Instrumentation
A %lectronics and !edical Instrumentation
@ %lectronics "roduction *echnolo&y
B !edical Instrumentation
1. "o,er %lectronics
11 $iomedical %n&ineerin&
12 Civil Civil %n&ineerin&
1- Architecture
1C Juantity Survey and Construction
!ana&ement
1/ !echanical
!echanical %n&ineerin&
1> Automobile
1A *ool and =ie
1@ Eood and "a#er *echnolo&y
1B Com#uter %n&ineerin&
Com#uter Science and
%n&ineerin&
2.
Com#uter A##lication and $usiness
!ana&ement
21 Com#uter 3ard,are !aintenance
22 Information *echnolo&y
2- %lectrical
%lectrical and %lectronics
%n&ineerin&
2C Instrument *echnolo&y
2/ Chemical %n&ineerin& Chemical %n&ineerin&
Revised Scheme For
B Tech Syllabus
2010-11
6ahatma 7andhi ;niversity Revised Scheme For
B Tech Syllabus Revision 2010
(#eronautical +n4ineerin4 Branch"
!ommon for #ll Branches
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect
&ours0.ee2 6ar2s +nd-sem
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. 1.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics I 2 1 < /. 1.. - /
%;.1. 1.2 %n&ineerin& "hysics 1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.- %n&ineerin&. Chemistry &
%nvironmental Studies
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.C %n&ineerin& !echanics - 1 < /. 1.. - >
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%;.1. 1.> $asic Civil %n&ineerin& 1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.A $asic !echanical %n&ineerin& 1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.@ $asic %lectrical
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.B $asic %lectronics %n&ineerin&. &
Information *echnolo&y
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
EN010 110 Mechanical Workshop . < - /. < - 1
EN110 111 Electrical and ivil Workshops < < - 1.. < - 1
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. -.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. -.2 %conomics and Communication 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
S1ills (-K1)
A;.1. -.- luid !echanics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. -.C $asic *hermodynamics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. -./ %lements of Aeronautics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A;.1. -.> $asic Stren&th of !aterials - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. -.A(C%) !asic "trength o# materials $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. -.@(!%) %luid Mechanics $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. C.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A;.1. C.2 (as =ynamics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. C.- "ro#ulsion I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. C.C Aerodynamics I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. C./ Aircraft Structures I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. C.> %lectrical technolo&y & !achines - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. C.A "tructures $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. C.@ &ropulsion $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1A %n&ineerin& !athematics I5
;
2 2 < /. 1..
-
C
%; .1. /.2(!%) "rinci#les of !ana&ement - 1

/. 1..
- C
A; .1. /.- Com#uter "ro&rammin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. /.C li&ht =ynamics I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. /./ Aerodynamics II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. /.> "ro#ulsion II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. /.A Wind tunnel $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. /.@ &ropulsion $ab'' < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
A; .1. >.1 Avionics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >.2 %4#erimental Aerodynamics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >.- Aircraft Structures II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >.C 3eat *ransfer - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >./ *heory of 5ibration - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. >.A (eat Engines $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. >.@ )ero Engines$ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

+lective I
A; .1. >.>9.1 Com#osite structures
A; .1. >.>9.2 ati&ue and fracture
A; .1. >.>9.- inite %lLment Analysis
A; .1. >.>9.C D#eration Research
A; .1. >.>9./ %colo&y & %nvironment
A; .1. >.>9.> ;on =estructive *estin&

?
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
A; .1. A.1 Com#utational luid =ynamics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. A.2 %4#erimental stress analysis 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. A.- Aircraft desi&n 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A; .1. A.C li&ht dynamics II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A; .1. A./ Aircraft systems and
instrumentation
2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A; .1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. A.A Experimental stress analysis $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. A.@ *ibration $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
A; .1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II
A; .1. A.>9.1*heory of #lates and shells
A; .1. A.>9.2 Advanced !aterials in aircraft manufacturin&
A; .1. A.>9.- ailure analysis
A; .1. A.>9.C 3elico#ter Aerodynamics
A; .1. A.>9./ D#timi6ation methods in =esi&n
A; .1. A.>9.> Rotor =ynamics

>
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redi
ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
A; .1. @.1 Roc1ets & !issiles - 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. @.2 Introduction to s#ace technolo&y 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. @.- Air trans#ortation & Aircraft
maintenance
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A; .1. @.> Aerodynamics 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A; .1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
A; .1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

A; .1. @.C9.1 "ro7ect mana&ement & *J!
A; .1. @.C9.2 Air navi&ation
A; .1. @.C9.- Aircraft rules & re&ulations
A; .1. @.C9.C Industrial aerodynamics
A; .1. @.C9./ Acoustics & ;oise control
A; .1. @.C9.> *rans#ort #rocess in reactin& flo,s
+lectives I@

A; .1. @./(.1 $oundary layer theory
A; .1. @./(.2 =isaster !ana&ement
A; .1. @./(.- Cryo&enics
A; .1. @./(.C Advanced stren&th of materials
A; .1. @./(./ 3i&h tem#erature &as dynamics
A; .1. @./(.> *urbo !achines
(#%%lied +lectronics Instrumentation +n4ineerin4"
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect &ours0.ee2 6ar2s +nd-sem !redits
duration-
hours
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%;.1. 1.@ $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin&

1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. -.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics
II
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. -.2 %conomics and
Communication S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
AI.1. -.- ;et,or1 *heory 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. -.C Solid State devices - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. -./ Analo& Circuits I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. -.> Com#uter "ro&rammin&
(9AS;)
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. -.A Analo& circuits 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
AI.1. -.@ "ro&rammin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 11 = 5 2>
<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. C.2(!%) "rinci#les of
!ana&ement
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. C.- Si&nals and Systems 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. C.C =i&ital %lectronics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. C./ Si&nal Communication - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. C.> Analo& circuits II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. C.A Analo& circuits II lab - /. 1.. - 2
AI.1. C.@ =i&ital IC lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 1> @ > 2>
1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1 %n&& !athematics I5 2 2 < 10 100
- C
AI.1. /.2 Industrial %lectronics and
A##lications
- 1 < 10 100
-
C
AI.1. /.- $asic Instrumentation & recordin&
system
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. /.C =ata Ac0uisition system - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. /./ Control %n&ineerin& I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. /.> !icro#rocessors and
microcontrollers
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. /.A Industrial %lectronics 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
AI.1. /.@ !easurements lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
AI.1. >.1 "rocess Control Instrumentation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >.2 =i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >.- Industrial Instrumentation I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >.C !icrocontroller based system
desi&n
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >./ Control %n&ineerin& II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >.>944 %lective I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. >.A !icro#rocessors & < < - /. 1.. - 2
microcontrollers lab
AI.1. >.@ !ini "ro7ect < < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 1/ B > 2>

+lective I
AI .1. >.>9.1 !echatronics
AI .1. >.>9.2 !icro %lectronics
AI .1. >.>9.- =i&ital system desi&n
AI .1. >.>9.C Industrial safety en&ineerin&
AI .1. >.>9./ Reliability %n&ineerin&
AI .1. >.>9.> %ner&y mana&ement

?
th
Semester

Code Sub7ect
3ours:,ee1 6ar2s +nd-sem
duration
-hours
!redits
9 T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
AI.1. A.1 59SI 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. A.2 Com#uterised "rocess control 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. A.- $iomedical Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
AI.1. A.C Analytical instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
AI.1. A./ Industrial Instrumentation II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
AI.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. A.A Industrial Instrumentation 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
AI.1. A.@ =S" lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
AI.1. A.B Seminar - - 2 /. < < 2
AI .1. A1. "ro7ect - - - /. < < 1
*otal 12 = = 2>

+lective II
AI.1. A.>9.1 Robotics
AI.1. A.>9.2 Real *ime system
AI.1. A.>9.- D#timi6ation techni0ues
AI.1. A.>9.C u66y 9o&ic
AI.1. A.>9./ =i&ital Ima&e #rocessin&
AI.1. A.>9.> Advanced microcontrollers

>
th
Semester

Code Sub7ect
duration-
hours
!redi
ts
9 * ":= Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
AI.1. @.1 Instrumentation system desi&n - 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @.2 Instrumentation in #rocess industries 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @.- Com#uter ;et,or1s 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @.C 944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @./ (44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @.> "rocess Control 9ab < < - /. 1.. - C
AI.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < 2
AI.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III
AI.1. @.C9.1 ;eural net,or1s
AI.1. @.C9.2 Advanced =S"
AI.1. @.C9.- %mbedded systems
AI.1. @.C9.C Artificial Intelli&ence
AI.1. @.C9./ 53=9
AI.1. @.C9.> $ioInformatics

+lectives I@

AI.1. @./(.1 *otal 0uality mana&ement
AI.1. @./(.2 3uman factors en&ineerin&
AI.1. @./(.- System en&ineerin&
AI.1. @./(.C "rofessional %thics
AI.1. @./(./ Industrial "ollution control
AI.1. @./(.> Simulation and modellin&
(#utomobile +n4ineerin4"
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. -.2 %conomics and Communication
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
A'.1. -.- luid !echanics and 3ydraulic
!achinery
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. -.C(!%) !etallur&y & !aterial Science - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. -./(!%) "ro&rammin& in C - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. -.>(C%) Stren&th of !aterials &
Structural %n&ineerin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. -.A omputer $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. -.@(!%) %luid Mechanics $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. C.2(!%) "rinci#les of !ana&ement - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. C.- Auto "o,er "lant 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. C.C(!%) !anufacturin& "rocess - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. C./ !achine =ra,in& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. C.>(%%) %lectrical *echnolo&y - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. C.A )uto Workshop ' < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. C.@(C%) "trength o# Materials $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1A %n&ineerin& !athematics I5 2 2 - 10 100
- C
;
A'.1. /.2 Com#uter Aided =esi&n &
!anufacturin&
3 1

10 100
-
C
A'.1. /.- Auto Chassis 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. /.C(!%) Kinematics of !achinery - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. /./(!%) I C %n&ines & Combustion - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. /.>(!%) *hermodynamics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. /.A omputer +raphics , -ra#ting < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. /.@(%%) Electrical , Electronics $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
A'.1. >.1 !echanics of !achines 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >.2(!%) 3eat & !ass *ransfer 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >.- Automotive *ransmission - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >.C(!%) !etrolo&y & !achine *ools - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >./(!%) !echatronics & Control Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. >.A 3eat %n&ines 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. >.@ Machine .ool $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

+lective I
A'.1. >.>9.1 5ehicle *rans#ort !ana&ement
A'.1. >.>9.2 Com#uter Aided vehicle =esi&n
A'.1. >.>9.- Com#uter Simulation of I C %n&ines
A'.1. >.>9.C *ribolo&y
A'.1. >.>9./ Alternate uels and %ner&y systems
A'.1. >.>9.> Juantitative *echni0ues

?
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
A'.1. A.1(!%) =esi&n of !achine %lements 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. A.2 Advanced Automotive *echnolo&y 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. A.- Auto %lectrical & %lectronics 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A'.1. A.C(!%) Refri&eration & Air Conditionin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A'.1. A./(!%) Industrial %n&ineerin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
A'.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. A.A(!%) !echanical !easurements 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. A.@ )uto Workshop '' < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
A'.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II
A'.1. A.>9.1 5ehicle $ody %n&ineerin&
A'.1. A.>9.2 5ehicle "erformance and *estin&
A'.1. A.>9.- Automotive "ollution and Control
A'.1. A.>9.C "ro7ect !ana&ement
A'.1. A.>9./ Industrial Safety
A'.1. A.>9.> ;on *raditional !achinin& "rocesses

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hours
!redi
ts
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rnal
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sem
A'.1. @.1(!%) =esi&n of *ransmission %lements - 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. @.2(!%) D#erations !ana&ement 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. @.- S#ecial *y#es of 5ehicles 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
A'.1. @.> Auto Eor1sho# III < < - /. 1.. - 2
A'.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
A'.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

A'.1. @.C9.1 *rans#ort Refri&eration and Air Conditionin&
A'.1. @.C9.2 %n&ineerin& %conomics and Automotive Cost %stimation
A'.1. @.C9.- 5ehicle =ynamics
A'.1. @.C9.C inite %lement !ethod
A'.1. @.C9./ !icro#rocessor A##lication in Automobiles
A'.1. @.C9.> oundry and Eeldin& *echnolo&y

+lectives I@

A'.1. @./(.1 System !odelin& and Simulation
A'.1. @./(.2 Robotics and Robot A##lication
A'.1. @./(.- arm !achinery and %0ui#ment
A'.1. @./(.C Aeros#ace %n&ineerin&
A'.1. @./(./ !ana&ement Information systems
A'.1. @./(.> "etrochemical %n&ineerin&
S!&+6+ S1S2

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

6#&#T6# 7#9$&I ;9I@+RSITA
!I@I: +97I9++RI97
Scheme for BTech. $e4ree III to @III Semesters 2010
3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
C%.1. -.- luid !echanics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. -.C !echanics of Solids I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. -./ Surveyin& I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. -.> %n&ineerin& (eolo&y - 1 /. 1.. - C
C%.1. -.A Material .esting $ab ' < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. -.@ "urveying &ractical ' < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
C%.1. C.2

Construction %n&ineerin& and
!ana&ement

- 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. C.- !echanics of Solids II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. C.C D#en Channel lo, and 3ydraulic
!achines
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. C./ Surveyin& II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. C.> Civil %n&ineerin& =ra,in& C /. 1.. - C
C%.1. C.A "urveying &ractical '' < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. C.@(!%) (ydraulics $ab

< < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
;
2 2 - 10 100
-
C

3 1

10 100
- C
C%.1. /.2 Com#uter "ro&rammin&
C%.1. /.- =esi&n of Concrete Structures I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. /.C (eotechnical %n&ineerin& I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. /./ Juantity Surveyin& and 5aluation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. /.> Structural Analysis I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. /.A omputing .echni/ues $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. /.@ +eotechnical Engineering $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester
!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
C%.1. >.1 =esi&n of Steel Structures 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >.2 (eotechnical %n&ineerin& II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >.- Structural Analysis II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >.C *rans#ortation %n&ineerin& I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >./ Eater Resources %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. >.A Com#uter Aided =esi&n and
=raftin& 9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. >.@ Material .esting $ab '' < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
+lective I
C%.1. >.>9.1 Advanced Surveyin&
C%.1. >.>9.2 D#en Channel and Coastal 3ydraulics
C%.1. >.>9.- Air#ort %n&ineerin&
C%.1. >.>9.C Advanced !echnics of !aterials
C%.1. >.>9./ Concrete *echnolo&y
C%.1. >.>9.> Soil Stability Analysis.
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
C%.1. A.1 =esi&n of 3ydraulic Structures 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. A.2 %nvironmental %n&ineerin& I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. A.- =esi&n of Concrete Structures II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
C%.1. A.C Architecture and *o,n "lannin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
C%.1. A./ *rans#ortation %n&ineerin& II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
C%.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. A.A Com#uter A##lications 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. A.@ .ransportation Engineering $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
C%.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>
+lective II
C%.1. A.>9.1 $uildin& Automation and Smart Structures
C% .1. A.>9.2 (round Im#rovement *echnic0ues
C% .1. A.>9.-. "restressed Concrete.
C% .1. A.>9.C %nvironmental Im#act Assessment
C% .1. A.>9./ *heory of "lates and Shells
C% .1. A.>9.> *raffic %n&ineerin& and !ana&ement

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-rnal +nd-sem
C%.1. @.1 Advanced Structural =esi&n - 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. @.2 $uildin& *echnolo&y and
!ana&ement
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. @.- %nvironmental %n&ineerin& II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
C%.1. @.> %nvironmental %n&ineerin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
C%.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
C%.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

C%.1. @.C9.1 Advanced oundation =esi&n
C%.1. @.C9.2 %nvironmental (eotechni0ues
C%.1. @.C9.- %arth0ua1e %n&ineerin& and =esi&n
C%.1. @.C9.C Advanced 3ydrolo&y and System Analysis
C%.1. @.C9./ 3i&h,ay and Airfield "avements
C%.1. @.C9.> Structural =ynamics and Stability Analysis

+lectives I@

C%.1. @./(.1 inite %lement Analysis
C%.1. @./(.2 %nvironmental "ollution Control *echni0ues
C%.1. @./(.- D#timi6ation *echni0ues
C%.1. @./(.C 9and 'se "lannin&
C%.1. @./(./ ;umerical !ethods
C%.1. @./(.> Remote Sensin& and (IS A##lications
(!om%uter Science +n4ineerin4"
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. 1.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics I 2 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1.2 %n&ineerin& "hysics 1 1 < /. 1.. - -
%;.1. 1.- %n&ineerin& Chemistry &
1 1 < /. 1.. - -
%;.1. 1.C %n&ineerin& !echanics - 1 < /. 1.. - /
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - /
%;.1. 1.> $asic Civil %n&ineerin& 1 1 < /. 1.. - -
%;.1. 1.A $asic !echanical %n&ineerin& 1 1 < /. 1.. - -
%n&ineerin&

1 1 < /. 1.. - -
%;.1. 1.B $asic %lectronics %n&&. & 2 1 < /. 1.. - C
EN010 110 Mechanical Workshop . < - /. < - -
EN110 111 %lectrical and Civil Eor1sho#s < < - 1.. < - 2
Total 13 11 5 30 3>
3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
&ours0.ee2 6ar2s

: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem


S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1 )

CS.1. -.- "roblem Solvin& and Com#uter
"ro&rammin&
2 2 < /. 1.. - C

CS.1. -.C Com#uter Dr&ani6ation - 1 < /. 1.. - C

CS.1. -./ S,itchin& *heory and 9o&ic =esi&n - 1 < /. 1.. - C

CS.1. -.>(%C) %lectronics =evices and Circuits - 1 < /. 1.. - C

CS.1. -.A "ro&rammin& lab < < - /. 1.. - 2

CS.1. -.@(%C) 9o&ic =esi&n lab < < - /. 1.. - 2

Total 15 > 5 2>

<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect &ours0.ee2 6ar2s +nd-sem
duration
-hours
!red
its
: T )0$ Inte- +nd-
rnal sem
CS.1. C.2 Db7ect Driented "ro&rammin& - 1 /. 1.. - C
CS.1. C.- =ata Structures and Al&orithms 2 2 < /. 1.. 3 C
CS.1. C.C(%C) Si&nals and Communication
Systems
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. C./ !icro#rocessor Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. C.> *heory of Com#utation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. C.A =ata Structures lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
CS.1. C.@(%C) %lectronic Circuits &
Communication lab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
&ours0.ee2 6ar2s
+nd-
sem
duratio
n-hours
!red
its
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1$ %n&ineerin& !athematics I5

2 2 < /. 1..
- C
%;.1.
/.2(!%)
"rinci#les of
!ana&ement

- 1 /. 1..
- C
CS.1. /.- =atabase !ana&ement Systems 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1.
/.C(%C)
=i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. /./ D#eratin& Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. /.> Advanced !icro#rocessors & "eri#herals - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. /.A =atabase 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
CS.1. /.@ 3ard,are & !icro#rocessors lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

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&ours0.ee2 6ar2s
+nd-sem
duration
-hours
!red
its
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
CS.1. >.1 =esi&n and Analysis of Al&orithms 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >.2 Internet Com#utin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >.- System Soft,are - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >.C Com#uter ;et,or1s - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >./ Soft,are %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. >.A D#eratin& Systems 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
CS.1. >.@ !ini "ro7ect < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
+lective I

CS.1. >.>9.1 =istributed Systems
CS.1. >.>9.2 !icro controller $ased Systems
CS.1. >.>9.- 'ser Interface =esi&n
CS.1. >.>9.C 'ni4 Shell "ro&rammin&
CS.1. >.>9./ %mbedded Systems
CS.1. >.>9.> Advanced Soft,are %nvironments
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&ours0.ee2 6ar2s
+nd-
sem
duratio
n-hours
!red
its
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
CS.1. A.1 Eeb *echnolo&ies 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. A.2 Com#iler Construction 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. A.- Com#uter (ra#hics 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
CS.1. A.C Db7ect Driented !odellin& & =esi&n 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
CS.1. A./ "rinci#les of "ro&rammin& 9an&ua&es 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
CS.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. A.A Systems "ro&rammin&
9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
CS.1. A.@ ;et,or1in& lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
CS.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
CS.1. A1. "ro7ect < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>
+lective II
CS.1. A.>9.1 Real *ime Systems
CS.1. A.>9.2 =ata !inin& and =ata Earehousin&
CS.1. A.>9.- D#eratin& System Kernel =esi&n
CS.1. A.>9.C =i&ital ima&e #rocessin&
CS.1. A.>9./ =ata "rocessin& and ile Structures
CS.1. A.>9.> Client Server and A##lications
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&ours0.ee2 6ar2s
+nd-sem
duration-
hours
!red
its
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
CS.1. @.1 3i&h "erformance Com#utin& - 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @.2 Artificial Intelli&ence 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @.- Security in Com#utin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @.> Com#uter (ra#hics 9ab < < - 1.. < < 2
CS.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > /. 1.. - C
CS.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lective III
CS.1. @.C9.1 %<commerce
CS.1. @.C9.2 (rid Com#utin&
CS.1. @.C9.- $ioinformatics
CS.1. @.C9.C D#timi6ation *echni0ues
CS.1. @.C9./ !obile Com#utin&
CS.1. @.C9.> Advanced net,or1in& trends

+lective I@
CS.1. @./(.1 !ultimedia *echni0ues
CS.1. @./(.2 ;eural net,or1s
CS.1. @./(.- Advanced !athematics
CS.1. @./(.C Soft,are Architecture
CS.1. @./(./ ;atural 9an&ua&e "rocessin&
CS.1. @./(.> "attern Reco&nition

(+:+!TRI!#: +:+!TRB9I!S +97I9++RI97"
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. -.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics
II
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. -.2 %conomics and
Communication S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
%% .1. -.-
%lectric
Circuit
*heory
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. -.C %lectrical !easurements and
!easurin& Instruments
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. -./ %lectronic Circuits - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. -.>(!%) !echanical *echnolo&y - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. -.A %lectrical !easurements 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%% .1. -.@ !echanical 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 11 = 5 2>
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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%% .1. C.2 =C !achines and *ransformers - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. C.- 9inear System Analysis 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. C.C %lectroma&netic *heory - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. C./ =i&ital Systems and Com#uter
Dr&ani6ation
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. C.> Com#uter "ro&rammin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. C.> Com#uter "ro&rammin& 9ab - /. 1.. - 2
%% .1. C.@ %lectronic Circuits 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 1> @ > 2>
1
th
Semester

5
th
Semester

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%%.1. >.1 "o,er (eneration and
=istribution
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. >.2 Induction !achines - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. >.- Control System %n&ineerin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. >.C =i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. >./ !icrocontrollers and %mbedded
Systems
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. >.A "o,er %lectronics 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%%.1. >.@ !ini #ro7ect: !icro#rocessor
and !icrocontroller 9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
*otal 1/ B > 2>

+lective I
%% .1. >.>9.1 3 5 %n&ineerin&
%% .1. >.>9.2 59SI systems
%% .1. >.>9.- Artificial ;eural ;et,or1s
%% .1. >.>9.C Db7ect Driented "ro&rammin&
%% .1. >.>9./ $io < medical en&ineerin&
%% .1. >.>9.> Rene,able ener&y Sources
?
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Semester

Code Sub7ect
duration
-hours
!redits
9 T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. A.1 %lectrical "o,er *ransmission 2 2 - /. 1.. - C
%% .1. A.2 Synchronous !achines 2 1 - /. 1.. - C
%%.1. A.- =rives and Control 2 2 - /. 1.. - -
%%.1. A.C !odern Control *heory 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%%.1. A./ Communication %n&ineerin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%% .1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 - /. 1.. - C
%%.1. A.A %lectrical CA= < - 3 /. 1.. - 2
%% .1. A.@ %lectrical !achines 9ab II < - 3 /. 1.. - 2
%%.1. A.B Seminar - - 2 /. < < 2
%% .1. A1. "ro7ect - - - /. < < 1
*otal 12 = = 2>

+lective II
%%.1. A.>9.1 3 5 = C *ransmission
%%.1. A.>9.2 Industrial Instrumentation
%%.1. A.>9.- "o,er Juality
%%.1. A.>9.C "9C $ased system
%%.1. A.>9./ !%!S
%%.1. A.>9.> S#ecial %lectrical !achines
>
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duration-
hours
!redi
ts
9 * ":= Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%%.1. @.1

"o,er System Analysis

2 2 2 /. 1.. - C
%%.1. @.2 S,itch (ear and "rotection 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. @.- %lectrical System =esi&n - 2 < /. 1.. - C
%%.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%% .1. @.> "ro7ect < < > /. 1.. - C
%%.1. @.A Control and Simulation 9ab < < - 1.. < < 2
%% .1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III
%%.1. @.C9.1 Advanced "o,er System
%%.1. @.C9.2 Com#uter ;et,or1s
%%.1. @.C9.- (enerali6ed !achine *heory
%%.1. @.C9.C inite %lement a##lications in %lectrical %n&ineerin&.
%%.1. @.C9./ =i&ital Si&nal "rocessors
%%.1. @.C9.> D#to %lectronics

+lectives I@

%%.1. @./(.1 Soft Com#utin& *echni0ues
%%.1. @./(.2 Intellectual #ro#erty ri&hts
%%.1. @./(.- Advanced !athematics
%%.1. @./(.C 5irtual Instrumentation
%%.1. @./(./ =i&ital Ima&e "rocessin&
%%.1. @./(.> =istributed "o,er Systems
(+lectronics !ommunication +n4ineerin4"
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
%C.1. -.- ;et,or1 *heory 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. -.C Solid State =evices - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. -./ Analo& Circuits Com#uter "ro&rammin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. -.A )nalog ircuits $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. -.@ &rogramming $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. C.2(!%)

"rinci#les of !ana&ement - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. C.- Si&nals and Systems 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. C.C =i&ital %lectronics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. C./ Analo& Communication - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. C.> Analo& Circuits <II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. C.A )nalog ircuits 0'' $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. C.@ )nalog ommunication $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

5
th
Semester

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duration
-hours
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: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%C.1. >.1 =i&ital Communication
*echni0ues
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >.2 =i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >.- Radiation and "ro#a&ation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >.C Com#uter Architecture and
"arallel "rocessin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >./ !icrocontrollers and A##lications - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >.>944 %lective I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. >.A Microprocessor and
Microcontroller $ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. >.@ Mini &roject $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

+lective I
%C.1. >.>9.1 F =ata Structures and Al&orithms
%C.1. >.>9.2 F =ata $ase !ana&ement Systems
%C.1. >.>9.- F 3i&h S#eed =i&ital =esi&n
%C.1. >.>9.C F !edical %lectronics
%C.1. >.>9./ F Soft Com#utin& *echni0ues
%C.1. >.>9.> F *elevision and Radar %n&ineerin&

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+nd-
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%C.1. A.1 59SI =esi&n 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. A.2 Information *heory and Codin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. A.- !icro,ave %n&ineerin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%C.1. A.C %lectronic Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%C.1. A./ %mbedded Systems 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%C.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. A.A )dvanced ommunication $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. A.@ *$"' and Embedded "ystems $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
%C.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II
%C.1. A.>9.1 F D#timi6ation *echni0ues
%C.1. A.>9.2 F S#eech and Audio "rocessin&
%C.1. A.>9.- F =i&ital Ima&e "rocessin&
%C.1. A.>9.C F Eavelets and A##lications
%C.1. A.>9./ F Antenna *heory and =esi&n
%C.1. A.>9.> F System Soft,are
>
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!redi
hours
ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%C.1. @.1 Eireless Communication - 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. @.2 Communication ;et,or1s 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. @.- 9i&ht Eave Communication 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%C.1. @.> "ystems lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%C.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
%C.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

%C.1. @.C9.1 F ;ano %lectronics
%C.1. @.C9.2 F !icro %lectro !echanical Systems
%C.1. @.C9.- F Secure Communication
%C.1. @.C9.C F !ana&ement Information Systems
%C.1. @.C9./ F "attern Reco&nition
%C.1. @.C9.> F R Circuits

+lectives I@
%C.1. @./(.1 F *est %n&ineerin&
%C.1. @./(.2 F %<9earnin&
%C.1. @./(.- F !echatronics
%C.1. @./(.C F $io Informatics
%C.1. @./(./ F Intellectual "ro#erty Ri&hts
%C.1. @./(.> F "rofessional %thics
!ahatma (andhi 'niversity Revised Scheme or
$ *ech Syllabus Revision 2.1.
(+:+!TRB9I!S #9$ I9STR;6+9T#TIB9 +97I9++RI97"

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%;.1. 1.@ $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin&

1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

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rd
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duration-
hours
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: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%I.1. -.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. -.2 %conomics and Communication
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
%I.1. -.- ;et,or1 *heory 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. -.C %lectronic =evices and Circuits I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. -./ $asic Instrumentation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. -.> Com#uter "ro&rammin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. -.A Electronic circuits lab ' < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. -.@ &rogramming $ab12332Matlab) < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. C.2(!%)

"rinci#les of !ana&ement

- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. C.- Si&nals&Systems 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. C.C =i&ital %lectronics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. C./ %lectronic instrumentation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. C.> %lecronic =evices and Circuits II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. C.A Electronic circuits $ab '' < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. C.@ !asic 'nstrumentation $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
;
2 2 - 10 100
-
C
%I.1. /.2 Industrial electronics and
a##lications

3 1

10 100
-
C
%I.1. /.- 9inear inte&rated circuits and
a##lications
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. /.C *ransducer en&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. /./ Control en&ineerin& I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. /.> !icro#rocessors and
!icrocontrollers
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. /.A 'nstrumentation lab ' < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. /.@ 'ntegrated circuits lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

duration
-hours
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%I.1. >.1 "rocess Control Instrumentation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >.2 =i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >.- Industrial instrumentation I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >.C =ata ac0uisition and
communication
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >./ Control en&ineerin& II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >.>944 %lective I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. >.A Microprocessor and
Microcontroller $ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. >.@ Mini &roject < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

+lective I
%I.1. >.>9.1 F =i&ital system desi&n
%I.1. >.>9.2 F =ata $ase !ana&ement Systems
%I.1. >.>9.- F Com#uter net,or1s
%I.1. >.>9.C F micro controller based system desi&n
%I.1. >.>9./ F *elimetry and remote control
%I.1. >.>9.> F Robotics and automation

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: T )0$ Inte-
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+nd-
sem
%I.1. A.1 ibre D#tics and 9aser
Instrumentation
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. A.2 Com#uterised "rocess Control 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. A.- $iomedical Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%I.1. A.C Analytical Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%I.1. A./ Industrial Instrumentation II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
%I.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. A.A 'nstrumentation lab '' < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. A.@ "ystem simulation lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
%I.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II
%I.1. A.>9.1 F D#timi6ation *echni0ues
%I.1. A.>9.2 F 59SI *echnolo&y
%I.1. A.>9.- F =i&ital Ima&e "rocessin&
%I.1. A.>9.C F A##lied soft com#utin&
%I.1. A.>9./ F Instrumentation in #etrochemical industries
%I.1. A.>9.> F Reliability and safety en&ineerin&
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ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%I.1. @.1 Instrumentation System =esi&n - 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. @.2 Instrumentation in "rocess Industries 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. @.- Advanced Instrumentation and
A##lications
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
%I.1. @.> &rocess control lab < < - /. 1.. - 2
%I.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
%I.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

%I.1. @.C9.1 F ;ano %lectronics
%I.1. @.C9.2 F !icro %lectro !echanical Systems
%I.1. @.C9.- F$iomedical si&nal #rocessin&
%I.1. @.C9.C FReal time embedded systems
%I.1. @.C9./ F%nvironmental monitorin& instruments
%I.1. @.C9.> FAir craft instrumentation

+lectives I@
%I.1. @./(.1 F *est %n&ineerin&
%I.1. @./(.2 F *otal 0uality mana&ement
%I.1. @./(.- F3uman factors en&ineerin&
%I.1. @./(.C F $io Informatics
%I.1. @./(./ F Intellectual "ro#erty Ri&hts
%I.1. @./(.> F "rofessional %thics
(Information Technolo4y"
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hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&

1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
EN110 111 %lectrical and Civil Eor1sho#s < < - 1.. < - 1
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

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rd
Semester

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
I*.1. -.- (%C) =iscrete and Inte&rated
%lectronic Circuits
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. -.C S,itchin& *heory and 9o&ic
=esi&n
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. -./ "rinci#les of Communication
%n&ineerin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. -.> "roblem Solvin& and Com#uter
"ro&rammin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. -.A (%C) Electronic ircuits and
ommunication $ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. -.@ &rogramming $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1.
C.2(!%)
"rinci#les of
!ana&ement

- 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. C.- Com#uter Dr&anisation and Architecture 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. C.C *heory of Com#utation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. C./ =ata Structures and Al&orithms - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. C.> Db7ect Driented *echni0ues - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. C.A $ogic -esign $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. C.@ -ata "tructures and &rogramming $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

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hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1$ %n&ineerin& !athematics I5
;
2 2 - 10 100
-
C
I*.1. /.2 !icro#rocessors and
!icrocontrollers
3 1

10 100
-
C
I*.1. /.- =i&ital Communication 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. /.C D#eratin& Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. /./ 9an&ua&e *ranslators - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. /.> =atabase !ana&ement Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. /.A & (ard4are and Microprocessors
$ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. /.@ "ystems $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

5
th
Semester

duration
-hours
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
I*.1. >.1 Com#uter ;et,or1s 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >.2 =i&ital Si&nal "rocessin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >.- Information *heory and Codin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >.C Soft,are %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >./ =esi&n and Analysis of
Al&orithms
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. >.A ;et,or1 "ro&rammin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. >.@ Mini &roject < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
+lective I

I*.1. >.>9.1 Simulation and !odellin&

I*.1. >.>9.2 !ana&ement Information Systems

I*.1. >.>9.- ';IM Shell "ro&rammin&

I*.1. >.>9.C Advanced =atabase Systems

I*.1. >.>9./ "arallel Com#utin&

I*.1. >.>9.> D#timi6ation *echni0ues
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-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
I*.1. A.1 inancial !ana&ement and %<
$an1in&
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. A.2 Db7ect Driented !odellin& and
=esi&n
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. A.- Com#uter (ra#hics and !ultimedia
Systems
2 1 < /. 1.. - -
I*.1. A.C Internet,or1in& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
I*.1. A./ Eeb A##lications =evelo#ment 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
I*.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. A.A Internet,or1in& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. A.@ Com#uter Aided Soft,are
%n&ineerin& 9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
I*.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II

I*.1. A.>9.1 Soft,are "ro7ect !ana&ement

I*.1. A.>9.2 D#tical Communication ;et,or1s

I*.1. A.> 9.- =i&ital S#eech and Ima&e "rocessin&

I*.1. A.>9.C Real *ime Systems

I*.1. A.>9./ D#eratin& System Kernel =esi&n

I*.1. A.>9.> =ata !inin& and =ata Earehousin&
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hours
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ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
I*.1. @.1 Eireless Communication - 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. @.2 Cry#to&ra#hy and ;et,or1 Security 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. @.- Artificial Intelli&ence 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
I*.1. @.> Eeb A##lications 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
I*.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
I*.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III
I*.1. @.C9.1 Soft,are *estin&
I*.1. @.C9.2 Information Retrieval
I*.1. @.C9.- 3i&h S#eed ;et,or1s
I*.1. @.C9.C ;et,or1 Administration and !ana&ement
I*.1. @.C9./ %nter#rise Resource "lannin&
I*.1. @.C9.> (rid Com#utin&
+lectives I@

I*.1. @./(.1 Soft,are Architecture
I*.1. @./(.2 Advanced !athematics
I*.1. @./(.- Ad 3oc and Sensor ;et,or1s
I*.1. @./(.C %lectronic $usiness and Services
I*.1. @./(./ ;eural ;et,or1s
I*.1. @./(.> Soft Com#utin&
B Tech Syllabus Revision 2010 (6echanical +n4ineerin4"
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hours
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: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

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rd
Semester

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
!%.1. -.- luid !echanics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. -.C !etallur&y & !aterial Science - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. -./ "ro&rammin& in C - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. -.>(C%) Stren&th of !aterials &
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. -.A omputer &rogramming$ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. -.@ %luid Mechanics $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
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hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
!% .1. C.- 3ydraulic !achines 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. C.C !anufacturin& "rocess - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. C./ !achine =ra,in& C /. 1.. - C
!% .1. C.>(%%) %lectrical *echnolo&y - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. C.A (ydraulic Machines $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. C.@(C%) "trength o# Materials $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

1
th
Semester

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duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
;
2 2 - 10 100
-
C
!% .1. /.2 Com#uter Aided =esi&n &
!anufacturin&
3 1

10 100
-
C
!% .1. /.- Advanced !echanics of !aterials 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. /.C Kinematics of !achinery - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. /./ I.C.%n&ines & Combustion - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. /.> *hermodynamics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. /.A omputer +raphics , -ra#ting < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. /.@ Electrical , Electronics $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
!% .1. >.1 !echanics of !achines 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >.2 3eat & !ass transfer 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >.- *hermal Systems & A##lications - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >.C !etrolo&y & !achine *ools - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >./ !echatronics & Control System - 1 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. >.A 3eat %n&ines 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. >.@ Machine .ools $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

+lective I
!% .1. >.>9.1 Com#utational luid =ynamics
!% .1. >.>9.2 Com#osite !atLrials *echnolo&y
!% .1. >.>9.- Automobile en&ineerin&
!% .1. >.>9.C Advanced stren&th of materials
!% .1. >.>9./ Industrial 3ydraulics
!% .1. >.>9.> "ro7ect mana&ement

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duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
!% .1. A.1 =esi&n of !achine %lements 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. A.2 =ynamics of !achines 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. A.- (as =ynamics & Net "ro#ulsion 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
!% .1. A.C Refri&eration & Air Conditionin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
!% .1. A./ Industrial %n&ineerin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
!% .1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!% .1. A.A !echanical !easurements 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. A.@ )dvanced Machine .ools $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!% .1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
!% .1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>

+lective II
!%.1. A.>9.1 "lant %n&ineerin& & !aintenance
!%.1. A.>9.2 *urbomachines
!%.1. A.>9.- *heory of vibration
!%.1. A.>9.C Sales & !ar1etin& !ana&ement
!%.1. A.>9./ ailure analysis & desi&n
!%.1. A.>9.> oundary & Eeldin& *echnolo&y

>
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Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redi
ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
!%.1. @.1 =esi&n of *ransmission %lements - 2 < /. 1.. - C
!%.1. @.2 D#erations !ana&ement 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!%.1. @.- "roduction %n&ineerin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!%.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!%.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
!%.1. @.> !echanical Systems 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
!%.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
!%.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III

!%.1. @.C9.1 Aeros#ace %n&ineerin&
!%.1. @.C9.2 Advanced !achinin& "rocess
!%.1. @.C9.- Cryo&enics
!%.1. @.C9.C Acoustics & noise control
!%.1. @.C9./ ;on =estructive *estin&
!%.1. @.C9.> Advanced o#erations research
+lectives I@

!%.1. @./(.1 Industrial Safety
!%.1. @./(.2 =isaster !ana&ement
!%.1. @./(.- ;ano *echnolo&y
!%.1. @./(.C inite element analysis
!%.1. @./(./ D#timi6ation methods in desi&n
!%.1. @./(.> "etrochemical %n&ineerin&
(Instrumentation !ontrol +n4ineerin4"
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
IC.1. -.- ;et,or1 *heory 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. -.C Analo& =evices & Circuits - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. -./ $asic Instrumentation &
!easurements %n&ineerin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. -.> Com#uter "ro&rammin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. -.A !asic Electronics $aboratory < < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. -.@ &rogramming $ab12332Matlab) < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0
$
Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. "rinci#les of - 1 < /. 1.. - C
C.2(!%) !ana&ement
IC.1. C.- *ransducer %n&ineerin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. C.C =i&ital %lectronics - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. C./ %lectrical %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. C.> !echanical %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. C.A Electrical Machines $aboratory < < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. C.@ -igital ' $aboratory < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
;
2 2 - 10 100
-
C
IC.1. /.2 Industrial %lectronics & A##lications

2 2

10 100
-
C
IC.1. /.- %lectronic Instrumentation - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. /.C 9inear Inte&rated Circuits - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. /./ 9inear Control System - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. /.> !icro#rocessors and
!icrocontrollers
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. /.A Microprocessor , Microcontroller
$ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. /.@ $inear 'ntegrated ircuits $ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
IC.1. >.1 "rocess Control Instrumentation 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. >.2 "rinci#les of *elemetry &
Communication
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. >.- Industrial Instrumentation F I - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. >.C Si&nals & Systems ,ith
"rocessin&
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. >./ Advanced Control Systems - 1 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. >.>944 %lective.A 'ndustrial 'nstrumentation
$aboratory
< < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. >.@ Mini &roject < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>

+lective I
IC.1. >.>9.1 F !echatronics
IC.1. >.>9.2 F Com#uter ;et,or1s & "rotocols
IC.1. >.>9.- F Advanced !icrocontrollers
IC.1. >.>9.C F %mbedded System =esi&n
IC.1. >.>9./ F =i&ital System =esi&n
IC.1. >.>9.> F =ata Structures & Al&orithm

?
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
IC.1. A.1 Com#uter Control of Industrial
"rocess
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. A.2 D#tical and o#to %lectronic
Instrumentation
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. A.- $iomedical Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
IC.1. A.C Analytical Instrumentation 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
IC.1. A./ Industrial Instrumentation<II 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
IC.1. A.>944 %lective II 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. A.A &rocess ontrol $aboratory < < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. A.@ Mechanical Measurements
$aboratory
< < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
IC.1. A1. &roject < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 12 = = 2>
+lective II
IC.1. A.>9.1 F Artificial Intelli&ence & %4#ert Systems
IC.1. A.>9.2 F Robotics & Automation
IC.1. A.>9.- F %mbedded Instrumentation System
IC.1. A.>9.C F 'ltrasonic Instrumentation
%C.1. A.>9./ F 59SI =esi&n
%C.1. A.>9.> F 5irtual Instrumentation
>
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Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redi
ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
IC.1. @.1 Instrumentation System =esi&n - 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. @.2 "o,er "lant Instrumentation 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. @.- Instrumentation & Control in
"etrochemical Industries
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. @.C944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. @./(44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
IC.1. @.> "ystem "imulation $aboratory < < - /. 1.. - 2
IC.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
IC.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>

+lectives III
IC.1. @.C9.1 F Intelli&ent Control System
IC.1. @.C9.2 F Automotive Instrumentation
IC.1. @.C9.- F Instrumentation & Control "a#er Industries
IC.1. @.C9.C F =i&ital Ima&e "rocessin& techni0ues
IC.1. @.C9./ F Instrumentation & Control in Aeros#ace & ;avi&ation
IC.1. @.C9.> F *elecommunication & S,itchin& net,or1s

+lectives I@
IC.1. @./(.1 F *est %n&ineerin&
IC.1. @./(.2 F !ultimedia Systems
IC.1. @./(.- F *otal Juality !ana&ement
IC.1. @./(.C F $io Informatics
IC.1. @./(./ F Intellectual "ro#erty Ri&hts
IC.1. @./(.> F "rofessional %thics
S!&+6+ S1S2

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
%;.1. 1./ %n&ineerin& (ra#hics 1 - < /. 1.. - >
%n&ineerin&
1 1 < /. 1.. - C
2 1 < /. 1.. - /
%;.1. 11. !echanical Eor1sho# . < - /. < - 1
%;.1. 111 %lectrical and Civil Eor1sho#s < < - 1.. < - 1
Total 13 11 5 30 <<

3
rd
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. -.2
%conomics and Communication
S1ills
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
(-K1)
"D.1. -.- "olymer Science (C%)
Stren&th of !aterials &
- 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. -.A Chemistry 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. -.@(CS) Com#uter 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>
<
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
"D.1. C.- "olymer "hysics 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. C.C "olymer Science < II - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. C./ Chemical %n&ineerin& (%%) %lectrical *echnolo&y - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. C.A
"olymer "re#aration &
Characterisation 9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. C.@ (%%) %lectrical !achines 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
1
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
%;.1. /.1 %n&ineerin& !athematics I5

2 2 - 10 100
-
C
"D.1. /.2 "lastics F Science & *echnolo&y 3 1

10 100
- C
"D.1./.- "olymer "rocessin& Rubbers F Science & *echnolo&y - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. /.A 9ate4 S#ecification *ests 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. /.@ "olymer Analysis 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 15 > 5 2>
5
th
Semester

duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte- +nd-
rnal sem
"D.1. >.1 %n&ineerin& Statistics & Juality
Control
2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >.2 "olymer "rocessin& FII 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >.- Industrial %n&ineerin& - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >.C Chemical %n&ineerin& < III - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >./ "olymer $lends & Com#osites - 1 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >.>944 %lective I 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. >.A 9ate4 "roduct 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. >.@ "roduct !anufacturin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
Total 11 = 5 2>

+lective I
"D.1. >.>9.1O $io !edical & $io "olymers
"D .1. >.>9.2OO Information *echnolo&y
"D .1. >.>9.-..........%&ineerin& %conomics & Industrial !ana&ement.
"D .1. >.>9.C..........*otal Juality !ana&ement & Reliability %n&ineerin&
"D .1. >.>9./..........."roduction %n&ineerin&
"D .1. >.>9.>.........."ro7ect !ana&ement

?
th
Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration
-hours
!redits
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
"D.1. A.1 "olymer !achinery, !oulds & =ies 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. A.2 "olymer *estin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. A.- "lastic "roducts< =esi&n &*estin& 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
"D.1. A.C Chemical %n&ineerin& < I5 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
"D.1. A./ *yre *echnolo&y 2 1 < /. 1.. - -
"D.1. A.> 944 %lectiveII 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. A.A Chemical %n&ineerin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. A.@ "olymer *estin& 9ab < < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. A.B Seminar < < 2 /. < < 2
"D.1. A1. "ro7ect < < 1 /. < < 1
Total 1
2
= = 2>
+lective II

"D .1. A.>9.1O "aints & Surface Coatin&s
"D .1. A.>9.2........."lastics "ac1a&in& *echnolo&y
"D .1. A.>9.-........."rocess %n&ineerin& %conomics & !ana&ement
"D .1. A.>9.C........."rocess Control & Instrumentation
"D .1. A.>9./OO Db7ect oriented #ro&rammin&
"D .1. A.>9.> Cryo&enics

>
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Semester

!ode Sub'ect
duration-
hours
!redi
ts
: T )0$ Inte-
rnal
+nd-
sem
"D.1. @.1 "olymers & %nvironment - 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. @.2 Rubber #roducts<desi&n & testin& 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. @.- S#eciality "olymers 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. @.C 944 %lective III 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. @./ (44 %lective I5 2 2 < /. 1.. - C
"D.1. @.> "olymer $lends & Com#osites
9ab
< < - /. 1.. - 2
"D.1. @.A "ro7ect < < > 1.. < < C
"D.1. @.@ 5iva 5oce < < < < /. < 2
Total 11 10 = 2>
+lectives III

"D .1. @.C9.1O Adhesive *echnolo&y
"D .1. @.C9.2 O=ynamics of !achinery
"D .1. @.C9.- OCom#uter aided desi&n & manufacturin&
"D .1. @.C9.C OCombustion

"D .1. @.C9./ OIndustrial hydraulics
"D .1. @.C9.> Introduction to #hotonics

+lectives I@

"D .1. @./(.1OO ibre *echnolo&y
"D .1. @./(.2OO;anomaterials
"D .1. @./(.-OOAir #olution
"D .1. @./(.COO%nvironmental Im#act Analysis
"D .1. @./(./ OO!ar1etin& & sales mana&ement
"D .1. @./(.> Structural analysis
Syllabus for combined Ist IInd Sem
(!ommon for all branches"

+9010 101 +97I9++RI97 6#T&+6#TI!S 8 I
*eachin& Scheme Credits+ /
2 hour lecture and 1 hour tutorial #er ,ee1
Db7ectives
.o impart mathematical background #or studying engineering subjects.

6B$;:+ I (1> hours" - 6#TRIC
%lementary transformation F echelon form F ran1 usin& elementary transformation by reducin& in to echelon
form F solution of linear homo&eneous and non F homo&eneous e0uations usin& elementary transformation.
9inear de#endence and inde#endence of vectors F ei&en values and ei&en vectors F #ro#erties of ei&en values
and ei&en vectors(#roof not e4#ected) F 9inear transformation F Drtho&onal transformation F
=ia&onalisation F Reduction of 0uadratic form into sum of s0uares usin& ortho&onal transformation F Ran1,
inde4, si&nature of 0uadratic form F nature of 0uadratic form

6B$;:+ 2 (1> hours" - )#RTI#: $IFF+R+9TI#TIB9
"artial differentiation + chain rules F statement of %ulers theorem for homo&eneous functions F Nacobian F
A##lication of *aylors series for function of t,o variables F ma4ima and minima of function of t,o variables
(#roof of results not e4#ected)

6B$;:+ 3 (1> hours" - 6;:TI):+ I9T+7R#:S
=ouble inte&rals in cartesian and #olar co<ordinates F chan&e of order of inte&ration< area usin& double
inte&rals F chan&e of variables usin& Nacobian F tri#le inte&rals in cartesian, cylindrical and s#herical co<
ordinates F volume usin& tri#le inte&rals F chan&e of variables usin& Nacobian F sim#le #roblems.

6B$;:+ < (1> hours" - BR$I9#RA $IFF+R+9TI#: +*;#TIB9S
9inear differential e0uation ,ith constant coefficients< com#limentary function and #articular inte&ral F
indin& #articular inte&ral usin& method of variation of #arameters F %uler Cauchy e0uations< 9e&enders
e0uations

6B$;:+ 1 (1> hours" - :#):#!+ TR#9SFBR6S
9a#lace *ransforms F shiftin& theorem Fdifferentiation and inte&ration of transform F 9a#lace transforms of
derivatives and inte&rals F inverse transform F a##lication of convolution #ro#erty F 9a#lace transform of
unit ste# function F second shiftin& theorem(#roof not e4#ected) F 9a#lace transform of unit im#ulse
function and #eriodic function F solution of linear differential e0uation ,ith constant coefficients usin&
9a#lace *ransform.

R+F+R+9!+S
1. %r,in Kreys6i& ?Advanced %n&ineerin& !athematics Eiley %astern 9td
2. (re,al $.S ?3i&her %n&ineerin& !athematics ,Khanna "ublishers
-. ;. ". $ali ?%n&ineerin& !athematics ,9a4mi "ublications 9td
C. (oyal & (u#ta ? 9a#lace and ourier *ransforms
/. =r. !.K.5en1ataraman ?%n&ineerin& !athematics 5ol. I,;ational "ublishin& Co.
>. =r. !.K.5en1ataraman %n&ineerin& !athematics 5ol. 2, ;ational "ublishin& Co
A. *.5eerara7an ,%n&ineerin& !athematics for first year, !c (ra, 3ill
@. S.S.Sastry %n&ineerin& !athematics 5ol. I,"rentice 3all India
B. S.S.Sastry %n&ineerin& !athematics 5ol. 2, "rentice 3all India
1..$.5. Ramana 3i&her %n&ineerin& !athematics, !c (ra, 3ill
+9010 102 +97I9++RI97 )&ASI!S
*eachin& Scheme Credits+ C
I hour lecture and 1 hour tutorial #er ,ee1
Db7ectives
.o provide students kno4ledge o# physics o# a problem and an overvie4 o# physical
phenomena.

6B$;:+ I (12 hours" :#S+RS #9$ &B:B7R#)&A

:asers< "rinci#le of laser< Absor#tion< S#ontaneous emission< Stimulated emission< Characteristics of laser <
"o#ulation inversion< !etastable states< "um#in&< "um#in& !ethods< "um#in& Schemes< - level and C level
#um#in&< D#tical resonator< Com#onents of laser< *y#ical laser systems li1e Ruby laser< 3e<;e laser<
Semiconductor laser< A##lications of laser<

&olo4ra%hy< $asic #rinci#le <Recordin& and reconstruction< com#arison ,ith ordinary #hoto&ra#hy<
A##lications of 3olo&ram

6B$;:+ II (12 hours" 9#9BT+!&9B:B7A #9$
S;)+R!B9$;!TI@ITA

Introduction to nanoscale science and technolo&y< nanostructures<nanorin&, nanorod, nano#article,
nanoshells< "ro#erties of nano#articles< o#tical, electrical, ma&netic, mechanical #ro#erties and 0uantum
confinement< Classification of nanomaterials< C
>.
, metallic nanocom#osites and #olymer nanocom#osites<
A##lications of nanotechnolo&y

B. Su%erconductivity< Introduction< "ro#erties of su#er conductors< Pero electrical resistance< Critical
tem#erature< Critical current< Critical ma&netic field< !eissner effect< Isoto#e effect< "ersistence of current<
lu4 0uanti6ation < *y#e I and *y#e II su#erconductors< $CS *heory (Jualitative study) F Nose#hson effect<
=.C Nose#hson effect< A.C Nose#h son effect< A##lications of su#erconductors.

6B$;:+ III (12 hours" !RAST#::B7R#)&A #9$ 6B$+R9 +97I9++RI97 6#T+RI#:S

#. !rystallo4ra%hy F S#ace lattice< $asis< 'nit cell< 'nit cell #arameters< Crystal systems< $ravais lattices<
*hree cubic lattices<sc, bcc, and fcc< ;umber of atoms #er unit cell< Co<ordination number< Atomic radius<
"ac1in& factor< Relation bet,een density and crystal lattice constants< 9attice #lanes and !iller indices<
Se#aration bet,een lattice #lanes in sc< $ra&&Gs la,< $ra&&Gs 4<ray s#ectrometer< Crystal structure analysis.

:i/uid crystals< 9i0uid crystals, dis#lay systems<merits and demerits< !etallic &lasses< *y#es of metallic
&lasses (!etal<metalloid &lasses, !etal<metal &lasses) F "ro#erties of metallic &lasses (Structural, electrical,
ma&netic and chemical #ro#erties)

Sha%e memory alloys< Sha#e memory effect, #seudo elasticity
.
6B$;:+ I@ (12 hours" ;:TR#SB9I!S

#. ;ltrasonics< "roduction of ultrasonics< !a&netostriction method F "ie6oelectric method< "ro#erties of
ultrasonics< ;on destructive testin&< A##lications

B. S%ectrosco%y< Raylei&h scatterin& (Jualitative) < Raman effect F Juantum theory of Raman effect<
%4#erimental study of Raman effect and Raman s#ectrum< A##lications of Raman effect

!. #coustics< Reverberation< Reverbaration time< Absor#tion of sound< SabineGs formula(no derivation)<
actors affectin& acoustics #ro#erties

6B$;:+ @ (12 hours" FIBR+ B)TI!S
"rinci#le and #ro#a&ation of li&ht in o#tical fibre< Ste# inde4 (Sin&le !ode and !ulti !ode fibre) and
&raded inde4 fibre< ;.A. and acce#tance an&leQCharacteristics of o#tical fibres ("ulse dis#ersion,
attenuation, 5<number, $and,idth<distance #roduct) F

#%%lications of o%tical fibres< ibre o#tic communication system ($loc1 dia&ram)< D#tical fibre sensors
(any five) F D#tical fibre bundle.
R+F+R+9!+S

1) A *e4t boo1 of %n&ineerin& "hysics F !.;.Avadhanulu and ".(.Kshirsa&ar
S.Chand& Company Ltd.
2) ;anomaterials< A.K.$andho#adyaya F ;e, A&e International "ublishers
-) %n&ineerin& "hysics F A. !ari1ani
C) %n&ineerin& materials F5 Ra7endran and !ari1ani<*ata !c(ra,<3ill "ublishin& Com#any
9imited
/) %n&ineerin& #hysics< =r. ! Arumu&am < Anuradha A&encies
>) ;ano ? *he %ssentials< *. "radee#
A) !aterial Science<! Arumu&ham< Anuradha A&encies
@) 9asers and ;on<9inear o#tics $y $.$ 9aud< ;e, A&e International (") 9imited
+9010 103 +n4ineerin4 !hemistry +nvironmental Studies
1ommon to all branches)

Teachin4 scheme !redits-<
1hr lecture and 1hr tutorial #er ,ee1 (total >. hrs)
Bb'ectives
.o impart a scienti#ic approach and to #amiliari5e the applications o# chemistry in the #ield o#
technology
.o create an a4areness about the major environmental issues #or a sustainable development.

6odule 1 +lectrochemical +ner4y Systems (13 hrs"
%lectrochemical cells < (alvanic cell < =aniel cell F %! < determination by #otentiometric method < ;ernst
e0uation F derivation< Sin&le electrode #otential<*y#es of electrodes<!etal:metal ion electrode, !etal:metal
s#arin&ly soluble salt electrode, (as electrode and D4idation:reduction electrode < Reference electrodes <
Standard hydro&en electrode and Calomel electrode < (lass electrode F =etermination of #3 usin& these
electrodes < Concentration cell F %lectrolytic concentration cell ,ithout transfer < =erivation of %! usin&
;ernst e0uation for concentration cell < Cells and $atteries < "rimary and secondary cells < 9ead acid
accumulator, ;i<Cd cell, 9ithiumF!nD
2
cell and Rechar&eable 9ithium ion cell F "olari6ation F
Dvervolta&e < =ecom#osition #otential < ;umerical #roblems based on ;ernst e0uations and #3
determination.

6odule 2 Corrosion and !orrosion !ontrol (1. hrs"
Introduction < *y#es of corrosion F Chemical and %lectrochemical corrosion F Chemical corrosion F
D4idation corrosion, $y other &ases and 9i0uid metal corrosion F "illin&<$ed,orth rule < %lectrochemical
corrosion F !echanism < absor#tion of D
2
and evolution of 3
2
< *y#es of electrochemical corrosion<
(alvanic corrosion, Concentration cell corrosion, =ifferential aeration corrosion, "ittin& corrosion, Eaterline
corrosion and Stress corrosion < actors influencin& the rate of corrosion < ;ature of the metal and ;ature of
the environment < Corrosion control methods F Selection of metal and #ro#er desi&n, Cathodic #rotection
(Sacrificial anodic #rotection and Im#ressed current cathodic #rotection), !odifyin& the environment,
corrosion inhibitors and "rotective coatin& < !etallic coatin& F Anodic coatin& and cathodic coatin& < 3ot
di##in& ((alvani6in& and *innin&), %lectro#latin&, %lectroless #latin&, !etal s#rayin&, !etal claddin&
Cementation< sheradi6in& < chromi6in&< calori6in& and 5acuum metalli6ation < ;on<metallic coatin& <
Anodi6ation

6odule 3 +n4ineerin4 6aterials (13 hrs"
&i4h %olymers F Introduction < =e&ree of #olymeri6ation F unctionality F *acticity < *y#es of
#olymeri6ation (mechanisms not re0uired) F Addition, Condensation and Co#olymeri6ation < (lass
transition tem#erature<(*&) =efinition only, Com#oundin& and mouldin& of #lastics < Com#ression,
In7ection, %4trusion, *ransfer and $lo, mouldin&.
Fiber Reinforced )lastics < (lass reinforced #lastics ((R") < !anufacturin& methods < 3and lay u#, S#ray
u# and ilament ,indin& < #ro#erties and uses.
!onductin4 )olymers F "olyacetylene and "olyaniline < A##lications (mechanism not re0uired)
Rubber < ;atural rubber F "ro#erties F 5ulcani6ation < Synthetic rubber < "re#aration, #ro#erties and uses of
"olyurethane rubber, ;$R and Silicone rubber.
!arbon 9anotubes - Sin&le ,alled (SEC;*) and !ulti ,alled (!EC;*) < "ro#erties and uses.

6odule < +nvironmental )ollution (12 hrs"
"ollution < *y#es of #ollution F a brief study of the various ty#es of #ollution < Air #ollution < Sources and
effects of ma7or air #ollutants F (ases < D4ides of carbon, nitro&en and sul#hur F 3ydrocarbons F
"articulates <Control of air #ollution < =ifferent methods < Eater #ollution < Sources and effects of ma7or
#ollutants < Inor&anic #ollutants< heavy metals cadmium , lead, mercury < Ammonia, ertili6ers and
Sediments (silt) < Dr&anic #ollutants F =eter&ents, #esticides, food ,aste, < Radioactive materials < *hermal
#ollutants < Control of ,ater #ollution < (eneral methods
%utro#hication < =efinition and harmful effects
=esalination of ,ater < Reverse osmosis and %lectrodialysis

6odule 1 +nvironmental Issues (12 hrs"
An overvie, of the ma7or environmental issues < Acid rain F Smo& < "hotochemical smo& < (reen house
effect < (lobal ,armin& and climate chan&e < D6one layer de#letion F =eforestation < Causes and effects <
Eet land de#letion F Conse0uences, $iodiversity F im#ortance and threats, Soil erosion < Causes and
effects, Solid ,aste dis#osal <!ethods of dis#osal < Com#ostin&, 9andfill, and Incineration, %<Easte
dis#osal < !ethods of dis#osal Frecycle( recovery) and reuse
Rene,able ener&y sources < Solar cells F Im#ortance < "hoto voltaic cell < a brief introduction
$io fuels < $io diesel and "o,er alcohol.

Note6 .his course should be handled and examination scripts should be evaluated by the #aculty members o#
hemistry

Te,t Boo2s

1. A te4t boo1 of %n&ineerin& Chemistry < Shashi Cha,la, =han#at Rai and Co.
2. A te4t boo1 of %n&ineerin& Chemistry < Nain & Nain 1/
th
edition .
-. A te4t boo1 of %n&ineerin& Chemistry F S. S. =hara.
C. !odern %n&ineerin& Chemistry F =r. Kochu $aby !an7ooran. S.

References
1. Chemistry < Nohn %. !c!urry and Robert C. ay, "earson %ducation.
2. "olymer science F5. R. (o,ari1er, ;e, A&e International 9td.
-. A te4t boo1 of #olymer < !. S. $hatna&ar 5ol I, II,& III, S. Chand #ublications.
C. ;ano materials F $. 5is,anathan, ;arosa #ublications.
/. ;ano science & *echnolo&y F 5. S. !uralidharan and A. Subramania, Ane $oo1s "vt. 9td.
>. ;anotechnolo&y < %r. Ra1esh Rathi, S. Chand & Com#any 9td.
A. %nvironmental Studies < $enny Nose#h (2
nd
edition), *ata !c (ra, 3ill com#anies.
@. %nvironmental Chemistry < =r. $. K. Sharma, (oel #ublishers.
B. %nvironmental Chemistry F A. K. =e, ;e, a&e International 9td.
1..Industrial Chemistry F $. K. Sharma, (oel #ublishers.
11.%n&ineerin& Chemistry F D. (. "alanna, *ata !c (ra, 3ill %ducation "vt. 9td.
+9010 10< +97I9++RI97 6+!&#9I!S
*eachin& Scheme Credits+ >
- hour lecture and 1 hour tutorial #er ,ee1

Bb'ective-
2/. .o develop analytical skills to #ormulate and solve engineering problems.

6odule I ( 23 hrs"
Introduction to !echanics F $asic =imensions and 'nits F Ideali6ation of !echanics F Ri&id $ody F
Continuum F "oint force F "article F 5ector and Scalar 0uantities.
"rinci#les of Statics F orce Systems F Co#lanar, Collinear, Concurrent and "arallel F ree body dia&rams F
Resolution of forces F !oment of a orce F 5ari&nonGs *heorem F Cou#le F Resolution of a force into force
cou#le system F Conditions of static e0uilibrium of Ri&id bodies F Solutions of #roblems usin& scalar
a##roach
orce Systems in S#ace F Introduction to 5ector a##roach F %lements of 5ector al&ebra F "osition vector F
!oment of a orce about a "oint and A4is F Resultant of orces F %0uilibrium of forces in s#ace usin&
vector a##roach

6odule II (23 hrs"
"rinci#le of 5irtual ,or1 F %lementary treatment only F a##lication of virtual ,or1 in beams, ladders
Centroid of 9ines, Areas and 5olumes F "a##us (uldinus *heorems
!oment of Inertia of laminas F *ransfer theorems F radius of (yration F #roblems
Centre of (ravity F !ass moment of Inertia of circular and rectan&ular #lates F solid rectan&ular #risms F
Cylinders F Cones

6odule III (23 hrs"
riction F 9a,s of friction F Contact friction #roblems F ladder friction F Eed&e friction F Scre, friction.
Introduction to Structural !echanics F *y#es of Su##orts, loads, frames F Static Indeterminacy F Su##ort
reactions of beams F Analysis of #erfect trusses by method of 7oints, method of sections.

6odule I@ (2>hrs"
Kinematics F Rectilinear motion of a #article under 5ariable Acceleration
Relative 5elocity < #roblems
Circular motion ,ith 'niform and 5ariable Acceleration F Relations bet,een An&ular and Rectilinear
motion F ;ormal and *an&ential accelerations
Combined motion of Rotation and *ranslation F Instantaneous centre of 6ero velocity F Eheels rollin&
,ithout sli##in&
Introduction to !echanical 5ibrations F ree vibrations F Sim#le 3armonic motion

6odule I@ (23 hrs"
Kinetics of #articles F ;e,tonGs la,s of !otion of *ranslation F =GAlembertGs "rinci#le F !otion of
connected bodies F Eor1 %ner&y "rinci#le F "rinci#le of !omentum and Im#ulse F Collision of %lastic
bodies
;e,tonGs la,s of Rotational motion F An&ular Im#ulse and *or0ue F Conservation of An&ular !omentum F
Centrifu&al and Centri#etal forces F A##lications F Eor1 done and "o,er by *or0ue and Cou#le.

References-

1-. %n&ineerin& !echanics F S. *imoshen1o, =.3. 2oun& & N. 5. Rao F *ata !c (ra, 3ill
1C. %n&ineerin& !echanics F Statics and =ynamics F Irvin& 3 Shames, ( Krishna !ohana Rao F
"earson %dutcation
1/. S. Ra7ase1ararn & (.San1arasubramanian, %n&ineerin& !echanics, 5i1as "ublishin& Co.
1>. %n&ineerin& !echanics F "rof.N.$en7amin, "ente4 "ublishers
1A. %n&ineerin& !echanics F (. S. Sa,hney "3I 9earnin& "rivate 9td. ;e, =elhi
1@. %n&ineerin& !echanics F K. 9. Kumar, *ata !c (ra, 3ill, ;e, =elhi
%;.1. 1./+ +97I9++RI97 7R#)&I!S
*eachin& Scheme Credits+ >
I hour lecture and - hour dra,in& #er ,ee1
Db7ectives
.o provide students o# all branches o# engineering 4ith #undamental knoeledge o# engineering dra4ing
.o impart dra4ing skills to students
6B$;:+ 1 (2C hours)
Introduction to %n&ineerin& (ra#hics+ =ra,in& instruments and their uses<familiari6ation ,ith current $IS
code of #ractice for &eneral en&ineerin& dra,in&.
Scales<"lain scales<=ia&onal Scales<or,ard and $ac1,ard 5ernier Scales.
Conic Sections+<Construction of conics ,hen eccentricity and distance from directri4 are &iven .Construction
of elli#se (1) &iven ma7or a4is and foci (2) &iven ma7or a4is and minor a4is (-)&iven a #air of con7u&ate
diameters (C) by the four centre method. Construction of #arabola &iven the a4is and base. Construction of
hy#erbola<(1) &iven the asym#totes and a #oint on the curve. (2) (iven ordinate, abscissa and transverse a4is.
Construction of rectan&ular hy#erbola. Construction of tan&ents and normals at #oints on these curves.
!iscellaneous curves+<Cycloids, Inferior and su#erior *rochoids<%#icycloid<3y#ocycloid<Involute of circle
and #lain fi&ures<Archimedian S#iral and 9o&arithmic S#iral< *an&ents and normals at #oints on these
curves.

6B$;:+ 2 (2C hours)
Drtho&ra#hic #ro7ections of #oints and lines+<"ro7ections of #oints in different 0uadrants<"ro7ections of
strai&ht lines #arallel to one #lane and inclined to the other #lane<strai&ht lines inclined to both the #lanes<
true len&th and inclination of lines ,ith reference #lanes usin& line rotation and #lane rotation methods F
*races of lines.
Drtho&ra#hic #ro7ections of #lanes<"oly&onal surfaces and circular lamina.

6B$;:+ 3 (2C hours)
Drtho&ra#hic #ro7ections of solids+<"ro7ections of #risms , cones ,cylinders ,#yramids ,tetrahedron
,octahedron and s#heres ,ith a4is #arallel to one #lane and #arallel or #er#endicular to the other #lane<the
above solids ,ith their a4es #arallel to one #lane and inclined to the other #lane Fa4is inclined to both the
reference #lanes<use chan&e of #osition method DR au4iliary method.
Sections of solids+<Sections of #risms ,cones , cylinders ,#yramids ,tetrahedron and octahedron ,ith a4is
#arallel to one #lane and #arallel or #er#endicular or inclined to the other #lane ,ith section #lanes
#er#endicular to one #lane and #arallel , #er#endicular or inclined to the other #lane F*rue sha#es of
sections.

6B$;:+ < (2C hours)
=evelo#ments of surfaces of (1)sim#le solids li1e #risms ,#yramids , cylinder and cone (2) sectioned re&ular
solids (-)above solids ,ith circular or s0uare holes ,ith their a4es intersectin& at ri&ht an&les.<=evelo#ments
of funnels and #i#e elbo,s.
Isometric "ro7ections+<Isometric Scales<Isometric vie,s and #ro7ections of #lane fi&ures,sim#le&truncated
solids such as #risms, #yramids, cylinder, cone, s#here, hemis#here and their combinations ,ith a4is #arallel
to one the #lanes and #arallel or #er#endicular to the other #lane.
6B$;:+ 1 (2C hours)
"ers#ective #ro7ections+<"ers#ective #ro7ections of #risms,#yramids,cylinder and cone ,ith a4is #arallel to
one #lane and #arallel or #er#endicular or inclined to the other #lane by visual ray method DR vanishin&
#oint method
Intersection of surfaces+<Intersection of #rism in #rism &cylinder in cylinder<A4is at ri&ht an&les only.

R+F+R+9!+S
1. %n&ineerin& (ra#hics<'ni0ue !ethods easy solutions<K.; Anil1umar
2. %n&ineerin& (ra#hics<" I 5ar&hese.
-. %n&ineerin& =ra,in&<; = $hatt
C. %n&ineerin& (ra#hics<" S (ill
/. %n&ineerin& (ra#hics<* S Neya#oovan.
+9010 105- B#SI! !I@I: +97I9++RI97

Teachin4 scheme+ !redits- <

Bb'ective-
.o #amiliari5e all engineering students 4ith the basic concepts o# civil engineering so that they can
per#orm better in this great pro#ession 7Engineering8.
6odule 1 (12 hours"
Introduction to civil en&ineerin& + various fields of civil en&ineerin&< %n&ineerin& materials+ Cement F
$o&ues com#ounds, manufacture of "ortland cement<,et and dry #rocess, &rades of cement, ty#es of
cement and its uses F steelF ty#es of steel for reinforcement bars ,structural steel sections,built<u#
sections,li&ht &au&e sections. A&&re&ates+ ine a&&re&ate+< #itsand, riversand, !< sand<<Coarse a&&re&ate+
natural and artificial , re0uirements of &ood a&&re&ates. *imber+ varieties found in Kerala F seasonin& and
#reservation. $ric1s- classification, re0uirements, tests on bric1s.

6odule 2 (12 hours"
Cement mortar< #re#aration and its usesF concrete Fin&redients, &rades of concrete F ,ater cement ratio,
,or1ability, curin&, ready mi4 concrete. Roofs < roofin& materials <A. C, aluminium, (I, fibre, tile,
reinforced concrete (brief descri#tion only)< reinforcement details of a one ,ay slab, t,o ,ay slab and
sim#ly su##orted beams.

6odule 3 (12 hours"
$uildin& Com#onents+ oundation+ $earin& ca#acity and settlement < definitions only<footin&s< isolated
footin& , combined footin& < rafts, #iles and ,ell foundation , machine foundation ($rief descri#tion only).
Su#erstructure+ Ealls < bric1 masonry F ty#es of bonds , %n&lish bond for one bric1 <stone masonry<
Random Rubble masonry.

6odule < (12 hours"
Surveyin&- Classification F#rinci#les of surveyin&< chain trian&ulation< instruments used, field ,or1 F
bearin& of survey lines FEC$ and reduced bearin& <9evelin&+ field ,or1 < reduction of levels < hei&ht of
instrument method.
Introduction to total station< basic #rinci#les of remote sensin&, ("S and (IS.
6odule 1 (12 hours"
Site #lan #re#aration for buildin&s (S1etch only) F Kerala !unici#al $uildin& Rules (1BBB)<&eneral
#rovisions re&ardin& site and buildin& re0uirements F covera&e and floor area ratio F basic conce#ts of
Rintelli&ent buildin&sS and R&reen buildin&sS< dis#osal of domestic ,aste ,ater throu&h se#tic tan1 and
soa1 #it. Classification of roads< basics of traffic en&ineerin& F road mar1in&s , si&ns, si&nals and islands,
road safety<accidents, causes and remediesF (brief descri#tion only)
References

1. Nha and Sinha, Construction and foundation %n&ineerin&, Khanna "ublishers
2. "unmia $. C., Surveyin& 5ol FI, 9a4mi "ublications
-. Ran&,ala, $uildin& !aterials, Charotar $oo1 stall
C. K. Khanna ,C. %. (. Nusto., 3i&h,ay %n&ineerin&, Khanna "ublishers
/. ;evile., "ro#erties of Concrete, !c (ra, 3ill
>. $ C "unmia.,$asic Civil %n&ineerin&, Khanna "ublishers
A. Kerala !unici#al $uildin& Rules F 1BBB
+9010 10? Basic mechanical en4ineerin4
Teachin4 scheme !redits- <
1hour lecture and1hour tutorial #er ,ee1
Objective
*o im#art basic 1no,led&e in mechanical en&ineerin&
6odule 1(12 hours"
*hermodynamics+ $asic conce#ts and definitions, (as la,s, s#ecific heat F'niversal &as constant<
Isothermal, adiabatic and #olytro#hic #rocesses, ,or1 done, heat transferred, internal ener&y and entro#y <
Cycles+ Carnot, Dtto and =iesel< Air standard efficiency.
$asic la,s of heat transfer (ourierGs la, of heat conduction, ;e,tonGs la, of coolin& Steffen $olt6mannGs
la,)
6odule 2 (12 hours"
I.C. %n&ines+ Classification of I.C %n&ines, =ifferent #arts of I.C en&ines, Eor1in& of t,o stro1e and four
stro1e en&ines<#etrol and diesel en&ines<air inta1e system, e4haust system, fuel su##ly system, i&nition
system, lubrication system, coolin& system and en&ine startin& system<"erformance of I.C. en&ines,
advanta&e of !"I and CR=I over conventional system.
Refri&eration+ 'nit of refri&eration, CD", $loc1 dia&ram and &eneral descri#tions of air refri&eration system,
va#our com#ression and va#our absor#tion systems< Re0uired #ro#erties of a refri&erant, im#ortant
refri&erantsF =omestic refri&erator< Ice #lant.
Air conditionin& system+ Conce#t of Air conditionin&, #sychometry, #sychometric #ro#erties, #sychometric
chart, #sychometric #rocesses, human comfortF ,inter and summer air conditionin& systems (&eneral
descri#tion), air conditionin& a##lication.
6odule 3 (12 hours"
"o,er transmission elements+ $elt =rive < velocity ratio of belt drive, len&th of belt, sli# in belt< sim#le
#roblemsF "o,er transmittedF Ratio of tensionsF Centrifu&al tension Initial tensionF Ro#e drive, chain drive
and &ear drive<*y#es of &ear trains (sim#le descri#tion only).
6odule < (12 hours"
"o,er #lants+ (eneral layout of hydraulic, diesel, thermal and nuclear #o,er #lants<nonconventional ener&y
sources (&eneral descri#tion only).
3ydraulic turbines and #um#s + Classifications of hydraulic turbines Fty#es of hydraulic turbines Fruna,ay
s#eed, s#ecific s#eed, draft tube, cavitations, selection of hydraulic turbines .Classification of #um#sF
#ositive dis#lacement and rotodynamic #um#s (descri#tion only)< a##lications
Steam turbines+ Classification of steam turbines, descri#tion of common ty#es of steam turbines+ Im#ulse and
reaction, com#oundin& methods.
6odule 1 (12 hours)
Sim#le descri#tion of &eneral #ur#ose machines li1e lathe, sha#in& machines, drillin& machines, &rindin&
machines and millin& machines, $asic conce#ts of C;C, =;C, CI! and CA=:CA!
!anufacturin& "rocesses+ !ouldin& and castin&, for&in&, rollin&, ,eldin&< arc ,eldin&<&as ,eldin&
(fundamentals and sim#le descri#tions only)
Te4! 5oo6
1 ".9. $ellany, .hermal Engineering2 Khanna "ublishes
2 $en7amin N., !asic Mechanical Engineering2 "ente4
Re%erece Boo6s
1 R.C."atel, Elements o# heat engines2 Acharya "ublishers <
2 (.R ;a&a#al, &o4er plant engineering2 Khnna #ublishes
- ".K.;a&, Engineering .hermodynamics2 !c(ra, 3ill
C =r.".R !odi &=r.!.S. Seth, (ydraulics , %luid Mechanics including (ydraulic Machines2 Standard
$oo1 3ouse
%;.1. 1.@+ $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin&

*eachin& Scheme Credits+ C
I hour lecture and 1 hour tutorial #er ,ee1

Db7ectives
.o provide students o# all branches o# engineering 4ith an overvie4 o# all the #ields o#
electrical engineering
.o prepare students #or learning advanced topics in electrical engineering

!odule I (1. hours)
KirchhoffGs 9a,s F ormation of net,or1 e0uations by mesh current method F !atri4 re#resentation F
Solution of net,or1 e0uations by matri4 method F Star delta conversion.
!a&netic circuits F mmf, field stren&th, flu4 density, reluctance, #ermeability F com#arison of electric and
ma&netic circuits F force on current carryin& conductor in ma&netic filed.

6odule II (12 hours"
%lectroma&netic Induction F aradayGs la,s F len6Gs la, F statically and dynamically induced emf F self and
mutual inductance F cou#lin& coefficient.
Alternatin& current fundamentals F &eneration of AC Ffre0uency, #eriod, avera&e and r m s value, form
factor, #ea1 factor, #hasor re#resentation F 7 o#erator F #o,er and #o,er factor F solution of R9C series and
#arallel circuits.

6odule III (13 hours"
=C machine F #rinci#le of o#eration of =C &enerator F constructional details F e m f e0uation F ty#es of
&enerators.
=C motor F #rinci#le of o#eration of =C motor F bac1 emf F need for starter F losses and efficiency F ty#es
of motors F a##lications F sim#le #roblems.
*ransformer F #rinci#le of o#eration F e m f e0uation Constructional details of sin&le #hase and three #hase
transformer F losses and efficiency F a##lication of #o,er transformer, distribution transformer, current
transformer and #otential transformer.

6odule I@ (13 hours"
*hree #hase system F &eneration of three #hase volta&e F star and delta system F relation bet,een line and
#hase volta&es and currents F #hasor re#resentation of three #hase system < balanced delta connected system
F three ,ire and four ,ire system F sim#le #roblems. *hree #hase #o,er measurement F Sin&le ,attmeter,
t,o ,attmeter and three ,attmeter methods.
Induction motors F #rinci#le of o#eration of three #hase induction motors F a##lications of ca&e and sli# rin&
induction motor F sin&le #hase induction motors F ca#acitor start : run, shaded #ole F universal motors <
A##lications.
Synchronous &enerator (Alternator) F #rinci#les of o#eration and ty#es.

6odule @ (12 hours"
(eneration of electric #o,er F ty#es of &eneration F hydroelectric, thermal and nuclear ($loc1 schematic and
layout only) < ;on conventional ener&y sources F solar, ,ind, tidal, ,ave and &eothermal.
*ransmission F need for hi&h volta&e transmission F *ransmission volta&e F =istribution F 'nder&round
versus overhead F eeder F =istributor F Service mains F conductor materials F one line dia&ram of ty#ical
#o,er system.
Re0uirements of &ood li&htin& system F ,or1in& #rinci#le of incandescent lam#, luorescent lam# and
mercury va#our lam#<ener&y efficient lam#s (C9,9%= li&hts) F need for ener&y mana&ement and #o,er
0uality F home ener&y mana&ement.

Te,t Boo2s
1. =.". Kothari & I.N. ;a&rath F $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin& F *ata !c(ra, 3ill
2. =.C. Kulshreshta F $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin& < *ata !c(ra, 3ill
-. 3u&hes F %lectrical and %lectronic *echnolo&y F "earson %ducation

Reference Boo2s
1. R.5. Srinivasa !urthy F $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin& F Sun&uine *echnical
2. N.$.(u#ta F undamentals of %lectrical %n&ineerin& & %lectronics F S.K.Kataria
-. 5.K. !ehta, Rohit !ehta F $asic %lectrical %n&ineerin& F S.Chand.
C. $ureau of %n&ineerin& %fficiency F (uide boo1 for national certification e4amination for ener&y
mana&ers and auditors.
/. Ra7endra "rasad F undamentals of %lectrical %n&ineerin&, "rentice 3all India.
>. Soni, (u#ta, $hatna&ar & Chac1rabarty F A te4t boo1 on #o,er system en&ineerin& F =hana#t Rai
A. %lectrical %n&ineerin& undamentals F 5incent =el *oro, "earson %ducation.
+9010 10=- Basic +lectronics +n4ineerin4 and Information Technolo4y
*eachin& Scheme Credits+ /

Db7ectives
.o provide students o# all branches o# engineering 4ith an overvie4 o# all the #ields o# electronics
engineering and in#ormation technology

6B$;:+ 1 (1> hours"- Basic !ircuit !om%onents- -iode6 (ermanium, Silicon, Pener, 9%=s
(,or1in& #rinci#le only). or,ard and reverse characteristics. T2hr.U 9ecti#iers+ 3alf ,ave, full,ave ,
$rid&e circuits, =C "o,er su##ly+ Ca#acitor filter, Pener re&ulator. T-hrs.U .ransistors +=ifferent
confi&urations < C% characteristics< and , conce#t of Am#lifiers+ Common emitter RC cou#led
am#lifier, re0uency res#onse, $and,idth.(;o analysis re0uired)
Com#arison of $N*,%*,!DS%*, I($*. T2hr.U. 'ntegrated circuits+ Advanta&es, classification of 9inear
and =i&ital ICs. $asics of D#<am#s, invertin& and non<invertin& am#lifiers.amily of ICGs(unction
dia&ram of AC.. & C=C.11) TChrs.U .S#ecifications of **9 and C!DS.TU FCom#arison.
6B$;:+ 2 (1> hours"- Basic communication +n4ineerin4+ommunication6 re0uency bands+ R,
53, '3, 4, 1u, 1a, c. !odulation F need for modulation, basic #rinci#les of am#litude, fre0uency and
#ulse modulation. T>hrs.U. $loc1 schematic of A! transmitter , Su#er<hetrodyne receiver, ! receiver.<
function of each bloc1.T-hrs.U .Wireless communication+ "atellite ommunication<%arth station,
trans#onder and receiver.Mobile ommunication+ (S!<$SC, Cell structure, fre0uency re<use, hands<of,
establishin& a call.
6B$;:+ 3 (1> hours"-Basic instrumentation and !onsumer electronics+ Electronic instrumentation+
*ransducers+ $asic #rinci#les of Strain &ua&e, 95=*, *hermistor, "hotodiode, *y#ical movin& coil
micro#hones and 9oud s#ea1er.$loc1 dia&ram of =i&ital !ultimeter .T@hrs:.;N"<ME9 E$E.9;N'"+
$asic #rinci#les of *5 FInterlaced Scannin&<$loc1 =ia&ram of "A9 *5 receiver(color).$asic #rinci#les of
=*3, brief descri#tions of !"-,multichannel audio /.1,A.1.
6B$;:+ < (1> hours"+Introduction+ =efinition and Sco#e of I*<=i&ital Com#uter, 5on ;eumann
Architecture<$asic D#erational Conce#ts<C"'<sin&le $us and !ulti $us Dr&ani6ation, A ty#ical
Instruction set, %4ecution of Instructions. 6emory and I0B<!ain !emory, 5irtual !emory<Cache
memory<Secondary !emories<"rinters, "lotters, =is#lays ,Key board, !ouse, D!R and DCR<=evice
Interface<I:D "rocessor<I:D Channel
6B$;:+ 1 (1> hours" -!om%uter soft.are-System Soft,are and A##lication Soft,are<!achine
9an&ua&e<Assembly 9an&ua&e<3i&h 9evel 9an&ua&e<9an&ua&e *ranslators<D#eratin& System, "rocedural
"ro&rammin& and Db7ect Driented "ro&rammin&.!om%uter 9et.or2s<Conce#ts of ;et,or1in&<;et,or1
*o#olo&ies<EA;<9A;<!A;, "rotocol<Internet<,or1in& conce#t, Internet Architecture, I" addresses,
Routin&, =omain ;ame System($asic conce#ts only)
References
1.$asic %lectronics F =evices, Circuits and I* fundamentals.Santiram Kal,"3I( !odule 1to /)
2. $asic %lectronics+ $ernad (rob, !c (ra, 3ill "ublication(!odule 1)
-. %lectronic =evices+ loyd, "earson %ducation (!odule 1)
C. %lectronic =evices and Circuits+ N.$. (u#ta,S.K.Kataria & Sons (!odule 1 , 2,-)
/. =i&ital "rinci#les+ !alvino & 9each, !c (ra, 3ill "ublication(!odule 1)
>. %lectronic Instrumentation+ 3.S Kalsi, !c (ra, 3ill "ublication(!odule 2)
A. Communication Systems+ San7ay Sharma, S.K.Kataria & Sons (!odule 2)
@. Satellite Comunication + Robert !.(a&liardi,C$S "ublishers & =istributors.(!odule 2)
B.$asic Radio and *5? S.". Sharma,*ata !c(ra,hill(!odule 2 &-)
1..Eireless Communication? *.S. Ra##a#ort, "earson(!odule -)
11.Com#uter Dr&ani6ation, 3amacher, 5ranesic and Pa1y, !c (ra, 3ill (!odule C)
12.Systems "ro&rammin&, NN =onovan ,!c (ra, 3ill (!odule /)
1-.Com#uter ;et,or1s,Andre,.S *anenbaum,"earson %ducation(!odule /)
+9010 110- 6echanical Dor2sho%
Teachin4 scheme !redits- 1
- hours #ractical #er ,ee1
Db7ectives
.o provide students o# all branches o# engineering in house experience o# basic mechanical
instruments and activities

!ar%entry "lanin& F cuttin& F chisellin&, mar1in& F sa,in& F cross and tee 7oints F
dovetail 7oints F en&ineerin& a##lication, Seasonin&, "reservation F
"ly,ood and #ly boards.

Fittin4 "ractice in chi##in& F filin& F cuttin& F male and female 7oints.
Smithy or&in& of s0uare and he4a&onal #rism. Study of for&in& #rinci#les,
materials and o#erations.

Foundry "re#aration of sim#le sand moulds F mouldin& sand characteristics,
materials, &ate, runner, riser, core, cha#lets and castin& defects.

=emonstration and study of machine tools F lathe, drillin&, borin&, slottin&, sha#in&, millin& and &rindin&
machines, C;C machines and machinin& centers.
=emonstration and study of arc and &as ,eldin& techni0ues.
+9010 111- +lectrical and !ivil Dor2sho%s

Teachin4 scheme !redits- 1
- hours #ractical #er 2 ,ee1s for each
Db7ectives
.o provide students o# all branches o# engineering in house experience o# basic electrical and
civil instruments and activities

+lectrical Dor2sho%
1. Eirin& and estimation of one lam# and one #lu&, Control of t,o lam#s in series and in #arallel.
2. Staircase ,irin&.
-. (odo,n ,irin&.
C. Insulation me&&er < earth me&&er , measurement of insulation resistance and earth
resistance .Study of volt meter, ammeter , ,att meter and ener&y meter.

/. Eor1in& #rinci#le and ,irin& of luorescent , C9 and !ercury va#our lam# .

>. Study and ,irin& of distribution board includin& #o,er #lu& usin& isolator, !C$ and %9C$ F
%stimation of a ty#ical 1$3K house ,irin& system.

A. amiliari6ation , solderin&, testin& and observin& the ,ave forms on a CRD of a 3E and
E 'ncontrolled Rectifier (usin& diodes) ,ith ca#acitor filter.

@. Dbservin& the ,ave forms on a CRD of %4#eriment A ,ithout ca#acitor filter and find
the avera&e and R!S value of the volta&e ,aveform.

B. 5isit your colle&e substation and familiari6e the su##ly system, *ransformer, 3* "anel and
=istribution etc.

!ivil Dor2sho%

6asonry - %n&lish bond F lemish bond F ,all 7unction F one bric1 F one and a half bric1 F
t,o bric1 and t,o and a half bric1 F Arch settin&.

)lumbin4- Study of ,ater su##ly and sanitary fittin&s F ,ater su##ly #i#e fittin& F ta#
connections F sanitary fittin&s F urinal, ,ash basin F closet (%uro#ean and
Indian), !anholes.

Surveyin4- Study of surveyin& instruments F chain F com#ass F #lane table F levellin& F
minor instruments. =emonstration of *heodolite and *otal Station.

FamiliariEation of latest buildin4 materials - loorin& materials F Roofin& materials F
"anelin& boards.

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