MINOR CURRICULA This Document contains the Senate Approved Minor Curricula for various disciplines. For the exact subject numbers please refer to the UG curriculum available on the Institute Web Site.REQUIREMENT FOR MINOR IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Following courses need to be taken to earn a Minor in Aerospace Engineering ISL No. | Subject No. | Subject Name Semester | Prerequisite | L-T-P | Credit 1_[AE21001 | Introduction to Aerodynamics 3rd None 4 2.__| AE21002 | Low Speed Aerodynamics ath ‘AE21001 4 3. | AE29002 | Aerodynamics Laboratory - I ath AE21001 2 4._|AE21004 | Introduction to Aerospace Structures: ath None 4 3.__[AF29004 | Structures Laboratory -T ath None. 2 6 | AE3I001 | Thermodynamics & Aerospace Sth None 4 Propulsion Systems 7_|AE31007 | Mechanics of Flight Sth AE2I001 4AGRICULTURAL iD FOOD ENGINEERING Subject | Subject Name Semester | Pre- L-T-P | Credit Number requisite ‘Core Subjects AG31003 | Land and Water Resources s None 3-1-0 4 Engineering AG31005 | Principles of Food s* None 3-1-0 4 Engineering AG30002 | Tractor and Power Systems 6th None 3.0.0 | 3 ‘Laboratory Subjects (any two) AG39003 | Land and Water Resources s None 0-0-3 2 Engineering Lab AG39005 | Food Engineering Lab st None 0-0-3 | 2 AG39002 | Tractor and Power Systems. 6th None 0-0-3 | 2 Lab Elective I (any one) AG20001 | Crop Production Technology 3M None 3 AG20002 | Soil Technology 4 None 3 AG40007 | Agricultural Biotechnology 7th None 3 Elective — IT (any one) AG40001 Mechanism and Dynamics of y None 3 Machinery AG40003 GIS Principles and 7 None 3-0-0 3 AG40005 | Applications Mechanical Operations in 7th None 3-0-0 3 Food Processing Elective — IIT (any one) AG40009 | CAD and Simulation of y AG40001 3-0-0 3 Agricultural Machinery AG40011 | Tube wells and Pumps 7” None 3-0-0 3 ‘AG40015 | Thermal Operations in Tth None 3-0-0 3 Food ProcessingMinor requirement in Biotechnology and Biochemical engineering (six theory subjects Total Credit ~ 23 [Number Subject [-TP [credit BT 20001 [Biochemistry B-1-0 [BT20003 __ [Microbiology B-0-0 p 129003 icrobiology Lab 03 13120005 [Biochemical Reaction B-1-0 6 lEngineering and [Bioenergetics }BT41013 Bioreactor analysis and B-0-0 B lesign (Elective) IBT20002 “ell and Molecular Biology [3-1-0 IBT40016 [Downstream Processing B-0-0 B elective) b3Requirements for Minor in Civil Engineering The requirement of Minor is 22-28 credits (5-6 subjects with 1 or 2 Labs) Compulsory Subjects: #| COUrS | Number Name L | T|P | Credit | Semester Code 1[Mi Transportation Engg. [4 [0 [0| 4 3 2/M2 Structural Analysis 3 [1jo[ 4 4 3 [M3 Water Resources Engg. [3 [00] 3 4 4| M4 Water & W. water 3 jojo] 3 5 Engg.* 5| Ms Soil Mechanics 3 [o/o| 3 5 6| M6 ‘Transportation Lab/ 0 0|3| 2 3 WRE Lab / Soil Mechs Lab 7[M7 Concrete Lab** 0 /0(3| 2 5 8 Total[i6[1 [0] 21 * Incase of a ny conflict, students may opt for Environmental Engg. From Elective-3 group. ** Those who have done this as depth will take Two Labs out of three from M6 ANY ONE of the following courses: um cre requirement #| CUTS. | Number Name L|T| P| Credit | Semester Code 1|M8 R. C. Design” 3{1jo| 4 5 2|M8 Steel Design 3folo| 3 6 3 [M8 Str. Dyn. & Eq. Engg. [3 [0 [0[ 3 7 4[M8 ‘One from Elective-2_ [3 [0[0[ 3 6 # Those who have not taken this subject as Depth, for them this is compulsory.Requirements for Earning a Minor in Chemical Engineering The following three theory and one laboratory courses are compulsory for earning a Minor in Chemical Engineering 1. Mass Transfer I (CH30005) 4 credits 2. Reaction Engineering (CH30009) 4 credits 3. Transport Phenomena (CH30012) 4 credits 4, Mass Transfer Laboratory (CH39018) 2 Credits Any three of the following courses are to be taken for completing the Minor requirements. Sub. No. Subject Name Semes- | Pre- | L-T-P | Credits ter__| requisite ‘CH20001 | Fluid Mechanics 3 None | 3-1-0 4 CH20002 | Heat Transfer 4 None | 3-1-0 4 ‘€H20004 | Chemical Engg. 4 None | 3-1-0 4 ‘Thermodynamics ‘CH30007 | Mechanical Operations 5 None | 3-1-0 4 ‘CH30010 | Mass Transfer 11 6 | CH30005 | 3-1-0 4 ‘CH30011 | Instrumentation and Process 3 Maths | 3-1-0 4 Control ™, Maths IV & cH20001 ‘CH30016 | Computer Aided Process 6 Maths | 3-0-0 3 Engineering 1, Maths 1V & CH30005 CH40001 | Biochemical Engineering 7 | CH30009, [3-0-0 3 CH30012Important Instructions: 1. A total of 6 courses must be taken. 2. The courses marked with * are compulsory. 3. Ifa course comes with a lab component, that component has to be cleared separately. 4, Either Course 2a or Course 2b has to be taken — both cannot be used for fulfilling the core requirement of the minor program. 5. For Electives I, II and Ill, CSE Department electives of B.Tech/M.Tech level may be chosen. SI Subject Semest]Prerequisi Cred] Jet | Subject Name aust) L-T-P No |Number| er_| tes = €S21003 | Algorithms o 1* 829003 | Algorithms Laboratory 3h [PPS + Lab“ go0-3 cs21002 | Switching Circuits and Logic 10 | 4 2ae | Design gn None Switching Circuits and Logic 3 €S29002 | Design Laboratory EC31003 | Digital Electronic Circuits 2b* | 39993] Digital Electronic Circuits 4 None Laboratory . ‘Computer Architestare and] — gu a ao 3* | CS31702 Operating Systems 6 2aor2b 4-0-0 4 4 Elective - I Autumn i Elective 1 Autumn) As approved by Senate 6 Elective - TIT SpringREQUIREMENTS FOR MINOR IN ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Core Requirements: Subject Subject Semester ] Pre-tequisite ]L-T-P ] Credits Number Name EC21002 | Analog Electronic Circuits | Spring | _EC21001 4 Or E2103 EC29002 | Analog Circuits Laboratory | Spring _| Same as above 2 EC31003 | Digital Electronic Circuits | Autumn | EC21002 4 £39003 | Digital Circuits Laboratory [ Autumn | Same as above 2 Choice of any four: Subject Subject Semester | Pre-requisite | L-T-P | Credits Number Name EC21005 Network Theory Autumn Nil x10] 4 EC21007 | __ Semiconductor Devices ‘Autumn Nil 4 EC21006| Electromagnetic Engineering | Spring Nil 4 ‘Analog Communication | Autumn | EC21002 3 Digital Communication Spring | EC31003 4 3 Control Systems Engineering | Autumn | FC21004 or BE (Signals & Networks) BC31004 Spring | £C21007, [3-0-0] 3 EC21002, EC31003 EC31005 RF & Microwave ‘Autumn | EC21006 | 3-1-0) 4 Engineering EC31006 | Microcontrollers and Embedded | Spring [~ EC31003 [3-0-0| 3 Systems EC31008 | Digital Signal Processing Spring | EC2I004 [31-0] 4 OR Or EE Digital Signal Processing | Autumn | EE (Signals & | 3-1-0] 4 Networks)Minor in Electrical Engineering - Option 1 SI._| Group | Subject | Name of Subject t[t Pe Code i T__| £21002 | Electrical Machines 3{i lola 2 | ¥ | £25002 | Electrical Machines Lab ofois|z 3. 1__| ££33006 | Power Electronics 3{0|0|3 a 1 __| £39006 | Power Electronics Lab oto} 3{2 5. I £33001 | Power Systems 6. Tr __| £33008 | Control System Engineering 3{ajol4 7. | €€30014 | Utilization of Electric Power 310) 0|3 8. i | £30010 | Advanced Electrical Machines 3{o/0}3 9. ir | Ee40010 | Advanced Power System. 3{ojol3 10. Ir __| E£30012 | Electromagnetic Theory & Application 3[9jo/3 Ti. |__| FG43001 | Non-conventional Electrical Power 3/o/ ols Generation 12. 1 _| €&23001 | Signals and Networks 3[2)o]4 33. [4 [1€23002 [Measurements & Electronic Instruments [3[4[0|4 Minor in Electrical Engineering - Option 2 S| Group | Subject | Wame of Subject tT Pyle Code i | [£23001 | Signals and Networks s[ijela 2. | 1 [£29001 | Signals and Networks Lab ofo js {2 3. T 1£23002 | Measurements & Electronic Instruments s[ijol4 4 T £29002 | Measurements & Electronic Instruments ojo;s{2 Lab 5, 1 | €£33008 | Control Systems Engineering 3 {4 [0[4 6. | 1 | €€40013 | Digital Signal Processing 3 {0/0 {3 7. | 4 | £40016 | Dynamics of Physical System 3 [ojo [3 8. | Tr | £€40016 | industrial Automation & Control 3 {4 [o[4 9. | 11 _| PG18607 | Control Theory 3|1|0/4 10] 11 | PG18609 | Estimation of Signals & Systems 3 {a ]ol4@ 11] | 1€40011 | intelligent Control 3{ojo[3 a2. 1 | €£23002 | Electrical Machines 3 [40/4 13.1 _[€E33001 _[ Power Systems 3 [2 ]o [4 Take all subjects from Group I and any three from Group IIRequirements for Minor in Instrumentation Engineering: Part I ( Compulsory) SLNO Subject NO. ame LTP 1 | BE2I001 | Signals and Networks 3-1-0 Z| BE29001_| Signals and Networks Laboratory 0-0-5 3 | 1820002 _| Measurements and Electronic Instruments 300 4 | 1629002 _| Measurements and Electronic Instruments Laboratory | 0.03 3_[EE41007 [Tndustrial instrumentation 300 Part Il (Any three among the followings) SLNo.| Subject No.| ame LTP T_| 1640001 | Biomedical Instrumentation 30-0 Z| _1B40002 | Optoelectronics 300 3 | EE40013 | Digital Signal processing 310 4 | BESIO01 | Control Systems Engineering, 310 3 | BE30004 | Embedded Systems 30-0 © | 1E40005 | Advanced Sensing Techniques 30-0 7 | 1630004 | Data Communication 30-0 S| Eb60062 | Digital Image Processing 300 9 | 1E40003 | Intelligent Control 30-0 TO_|_EE40016 | Industrial Automation and Control x10DEPARTMENT OF IN iDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND MANAGEM! B.TECH (HONS) CURRICULUM MINOR IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING S.K.SOM Committee (2008) Pre-requisite, six theory subject and one laboratory subject need be taken as listed: PRE-REQUISITE SL | Sub. No. | Subject Name L-T-P| C | Prerequisite i Probability and Statistics COMPULSORY SUBJECTS (TOTAL THREE ‘ODD SEMESTER SL | Sub. No. | Subject Name C_| Prerequisite 1 ‘Operations Research 4 None. 2. ‘Operations Research —II 4 ‘ORT EVEN SEMESTER Production Planning and Control [3-1-0 [ 4 ‘ORI COMPULSORY LABORATORY 1 003] 2 ‘ORT Operations Research Laboratory ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (ANY THREE) SL | Sub. No. [Subject Name C | Prerequisite 1 Work System Design 3 2. Production Design and Process 4 ORT Planning 3 Engineering Economy, Costing & | 3-1-0 | 4 None Accounting 4 ‘Quality Design and Control a ‘ORT 5. Simulation 3 ORT 6 Logistics and Supply Chain 4 ORT Management 7 ‘Quality Engineering a Qe 8 ‘Management of Inventory Systems 3 PPC 9. Management and Productivity 3 PPCMinor Requirements in Mechanical Engineering Six subjects and one lab are to be chosen from the following three groups to earn a minor in Mechanical Engineering with at least one subject from each group. Total Credit Requirement — Minimum 25 Number Subject LTP | CREDIT GROUP A 310), 4 Casting Forming & Weldin; Machine Tool & Machining | 3-1-0 | 4 ME39703 0-3) 2 Casting Forming & Welding Lab GROUP B ME20701 | Fluid Mechanics a0 4 31-0) 4 ME20702 | Thermodynamics ME30705 | Heat Transfer 31-0, 4 'ME30702 | Applied Thermo-Fluids—I__| 31-0 | 4 . 31-0) 4 MEA0701 | Applied Thermo-Fiuids I ME39702 oo3s | 2 3 Thermo-Fluids Lab — 1 os) 2 ME49701 | Thermo-Fluids Lab — 2 GROUP C ME20703 | pynamics a1-0 | 4 ‘ME20704 | Kinematics of Machines 30-0) 3 ME30701 a0) 4 Mechanics of Solids 'ME30708 | Dynamics of Machines 31-0) 4 ME30706| i 310) 4 Design of Machine Elements a0 | 4 MEA0703 | systems & Controls : ws) 2 ME39701 | iechanics of Solids Lab . oa, 2 ME30706 | Machine Design PracticeMinor Requirements in Mec! al Engineering for Students of Manufacturing Science and Engineering Any three subjects from Group — A, any three subjects from Group - B and one lab from Group — C are to be chosen to earn a minor in Mechanical Engineering, + Total Credit Requirement — Minimum 23 Number Subject T-1-P | CREDIT GROUP A 2 a ME20706 | Thermo-Fluid Science ‘ME30708 | Dynamics of Machines 4 ME30702 | Applied Thermo-Fluids — I 4 . 4 ME40701 | Applied Thermo-iuids ~ I GROUP B MEAI701 | Design Optimisation x00] 3 x10 ME60110_| Mechanical Drives 3-0-0 [3 ME41705 | Soft Computing ME41707 | Vibration and Noise Control 3-0-0 [3 ME41719 | Simulation of Mechanical Systems 3o0| > 3 ME41711 | Air Conditioning 3-0-0 me60138 CFD in Manufacturing Processes s10| 4 ME41718 | Micro-scale fluid flow and heat transfer | 3.9.9 | 7 ME41714 | Turbo Machinery soo] > ME41706 | Finite Element Methods in Engineering | 3.59 | > ME60102 | Fluid Drive and Control ato| 4 ME41704 | Modern Control Theory 300| ° GROUP C O05 | 2 Thermo-Fluids Lab—1 a5 | 2 Thermo-Fluids Lab ~ 2Minor Requirement in Manufacturing Science and Technology for students of Mechanical Engineering All the subjects from Group A ‘© Two subjects from Group B © Lab from Group C Total Credit Requirement — Minimum 23 Subject L-1-P [CREDIT GROUP A Robots and Computer-Controlled Machine mrgo7on | Robo and Computer-Controlled Machines [31.9 [4 Non-Traditional Manufacturing mego7o4 | NOM Tditional Manufacturing x00] 3 MF40701_| Computer integrated Manufacturing S10] 4 oR-1 310] 4 GROUP B ME41709 | Metal Forming and Processing of Plastics | 39.9 | 3 ME41705 | Soft Computing 300| 3 ME41703__ Quality Assurance and Reliability 3-0-0 3 ME41717 | Rapid Prototyping 300] 3 ME41702 | Metal Casting Technology 3-0-0 3 ME41708 | Laser Applications in Manufacturing 30-0 3 ME41710 | Non-destructive Evaluation and Imaging 300| 3 ME41712 | Quantity Production Methods 300| 3 ME41718 | Micro-scale fluid flow and heat transfer 300; 2 3 ME41720 | Welding Technology 30-0 3 ME41722 | Engineering Metrology 3-0-0 me6o138 | CFD in Manufacturing Processes 310] 4 ME41726 | Machine Tool Engineering 3 ME41728 | Technology of Surface Coating 3 OR-IL 4 GROUP C Non-traditional Manufacturing and CIM Lab 2Minor Requirement in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering A) Six subjects (theory) from a set of core + elective subjects B) 3-9 Hrs of Laboratory C) Minimum credits to be covered: 18-24 Code Subject Name Seme | Pre- ster | requisit | P s e D2 Metallurgical Thermodynamics and Kineties at [None | 34-0 | 4 u Metallurgical Thermodynamics and Kineties at [None | 0-0-3 | 2 Lab. D3 Introduction to Engineering Materials (not for | 3° | None | 3-1-0 | 4 ME & MF students) 2 Introduction to Engineering Materials Lab. a None 0-0-3 | 2 D4 Materials Processing a None 3-0-0 | 3 DS Deformation behavior of Materials a D3/Mat | 3-1-0 | 4 . Engg. D7 Principles of Extractive Metallurgy Dz 4 Ds Phase Transformation & Heat Treatment of s* D3/Mat 4 Materials . Engg. DIL Ironmaking & Steelmaking 6” D7 3-1-0 | 4 Diz Materials Characterization o™ None | 3-0-0 | 3 Dis Corrosion & Environmental Degradation of ™ None 3 Materials Elective-II (5th minor subject from elective-I) | see | None | 3-0-0 | 3 list Elective-VI (6th minor subject from elective VI) | See | None | 3-0-0 | 3 listMINOR Requirements in Ocean Engineering and Naval Arcl A\ll subjects in Group A and any 3 from Group B are requirements for a student to earn MINOR. Total Credit Requirement: Minimum 22 Group A (Compulsory) cture SI] Sem | DIB | Sub. No Name of Subject L[T]PTe 1 | 3 | D | NA20001_| Hydrostatics & Stability 3[ivoT4 2 [3 | D_|NA20005__| Marine Construction and Welding 3 [o,o| 3 3 [5 | D_|NA30007_| Resistance & Propulsion 3 [170/44 4 [5 | D_|NA39003_| Hydrodynamics Laboratory 0 foy;s]2 Total Cumulative Credit 9 [2,3 [3 Group B (any three ) Si Sem DB Sub. No. Name of Subject LE [T]P]o 1 3 D NA20003 _ | Marine Hydrodynamics 3 [0] 0 3 2 4 D NA20002___[ Ship Strength 3 rTo,4 3 3 D NA30011 | Elements of Ocean Engineering 3 r/o] 4 4 6 D NA30004 | Marine Design 3 r[o 4 5 6 D NA30008 | CAD-CAM in Mar. Des. & Prod 3 fo] 0 3 6 Even [Elective | NA40024__| High Perf. Marine Vehicles 3 ;o,o] 3 7 Odd —|_Elective | NA60006 [Coastal Engineerin, 3 ToToT 3 Total Credit : 9 = 12MINOR IN ARCHITECTURE MINIMUM CREDITS REQUIRE 1 SL. | Subject | Subject Name Semester | L=T-P | Credit No. _| No GROUP A | Compulsory @ Cr) T [AR Graphics and Visual Communication F Tos] 3 13205 7 [AR Tntroduction to Architecture r s09 12001 3 [AR ‘Computer Aided Design & Simulation q 1s] 3 23206 GROUPB | ANY 4SUBJECTS (2 Cr) T AR Building Materials, 2 00) 3 12002 2 [AR Climatology and Solar Architecture * x00) 3 22003 3 [AR Environmental Studies™* * 300) 3 22007 4 [AR Photography, Art & Advanced Visual * ros |S 23205 munication 3 [AR ‘Water Supply & Sanitation * q 3 22004 © [aR Ergonomics and Product Design (E-1) e 300 | 3 22010 7 [aR Housing & Community Planning e x00] 5 32004 & [aR Modular Co-ordination (E-2) 7 x00) 3 42003 9 [AR Landscape Design & Site Planning 7 x00) 3 42001 10 [AR Principles of Town Planning & Urban Design * 300) 3 52003, iT PAR Facility Planning and Specialised Building Des 10° 300] 3 52008 _| (4) Note: * Cannot be taken by students who have taken Water & Waste Water Engineering (CE 23001) ** Cannot be taken by students who have taken Environmental Engineering (CE 31301)For a minor in Geolog} Requirement for Minor In Geology ‘a student must take subjects listed against Serial No. 1,2,3, are compulsory. In addition, a student has to take any three from the rest. The pre-requisites for the subjects will be the same as stated previously. (Minimum 24 credits need to be earned for a Minor in Gi logy). [Sl[Subject GodeIName of Subject Lf Fe Ft [G24001 introduction to Earn Science __i@_——= =o —=«*i [6G24901 Introductory Earth Science Lab foo 2 [2 Je@23003 [Mineralogy ao 0 6 [GG22004 _[Determinatve Mineralogylab o_o 2 [3 [6624005 [Paleontology and Stratigraphy [so 0 [a ls [6634003 [Mineral Resources Bb 0 [6634003 [Mineral Resources Lab jo 6 [5 [6623004 [Petrology bo [6 ]6623002 [Structural Geoloay bo [6G23002 Structural Geology Lab oo » 2 [7_[EX64001 [Remote Sensing Bo IEX54901 [Remote Sensing Lab ob » [5 [GG50014 [Environmental Geosciences Bo [5 9 |GG50019 _|Climate and Ocean System 3 [0 0 3 [O|GG50011 [Basin Analysis bo i [Geochemistry ao 0 [Geochemistry lab o b> p 2Requirements for wr In GEOPHYSICS Any six subjects with at least one subject with a Lab from the below list can b chosen to earn a Minor in Geophysics. Physics-Il, Partial Differential Equations and Transform Calculus remain the prerequisite for all the courses. [Sl[Subject CoddName of Subject cf Pe H ex20002 _[Physies of the Sold Earth 3 6 lz [Ex30008 [Geophysical Signal Processing 3 [5 [Ex44005 [Electrical Methods of Prospecting 3 p 6 | [Electrical Methods of Prospecting Lab oo 6 2 [x [Ex42007 [Seismic Methods of Prospecting 3} [Seismic Methods of Prospecting Lab oo 6 2 5 [Electromagnetic Methods of Prospecing 3 o_o [Electromagnetic Methods of ProspectingLab 0 jo s_. is [Ex20009 [Seismology af} 7 |EX34006 |Gravity & Magnetic Methods of Prospecting 3 lt o 4 | [Gravity & Magnetic Methods of Prospecting ajo __0__ 8 [5 [EXS3001 [Borehole Geophysics 3 6 [Borehole Geophysics Lab oo 6 2 lo [Exe2070 [Nuclear Geophysies 3 6 [Nuclear Geophysics Lab op 6 2 Holex20004 [Geophysical Field Theory af} H[Exs0017 [Geophysical Inverse Theory Bb 6REQUIREMENTS FOR MINOR IN E (Minor in economies can be conferred if a student completes six economics courses subjects from group-A and at least one each from the rest of the groups) INOMICS icluding two compulsory Group- A SL No,|Subiect No. Subject Name L--P | Creait | Prereauisites 1 | 1820005 | Micro Economies I a0) 4 None 2 | 1820007 | Macro Economies 1 310) 4 None Group-B _ 5 Crean Prereauisives SL No, Subiect No.| Subject Name Credit 7 . 4 |S20005; 1 | 830079 | Public Finance and Policy 10) 4 Oe oO [drs20005 &| 2 | H30081 | Economics of Growth 3-1-0 | 4 | HS20007) 1120001 5 Is200077 3 | 1830082 | Monetary Economics 31-0 4 ee oot (S205 &| 4 | Hs40078 | International Trade 4 | Hs20007)/ 120001 11820006 5 | 1150002 | General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics 4 and 1320008 6 | Hs20009 | Development Economics 31-0] 4 None Group CED Prerequisites SL. | Subject No. | Subject Name L-V-P | Credit No HIS41002, a MA20102, 1 | eriss9oo2 | Econometric Analysis 1 B12 5 3] HS31083 | : THS200017 aurisayos3_ | Economic Appraisal of Projects with Lab | 3-0-3 | 5 Hie20008 Group CRD $1. No, Subject No.| Subject Name L-T-P | Creait [Prerequisites 1 | 1830008 | Econometric Analysis It 30.2 | 4 | HS41002 2 H850009 | Applied Econometrics 3-0-2 | 4 | HS50008 3 | 50010 | Input-Output Economies 3 | T20034 | 850019 | Feonomie Modeling 3-0-0 | 3 | H820006 Group -E ' . a can Prerequisites SL No,| Subject No.) Subject Name LTP | Credit 1 | 11s30072 | Environmental Economics 3-00 3/2001) Hs20005 3 | 830099 | Resource Economies and Sustainability 3-0-0 3 830072 3 3 HS20005 | 1850012 | nergy Economics 3-0-0 3 Tis20001 ce 3 3 H1S30082; 4 | 4850011 | Banking Theory and Practice 3-0-0 3 11830097 5 _| 1830097 | Financial Institutions and Markets 3-0-0 3 None «| HS40085 | Labour Economies 3-0-0 3 None HS40087 | Urban Economies. 3-0-0 3 None HS20010 [Indian Economy 3-0-0 3 None 5 5 None | 1830090 | Agricultural Economics 3-1-0 4 10 | Hs30095 k smparative Development Perspectives 3-0-0 3 ‘None’ Note: In lieu of the two subjects enlisted under group-A, one may take HS20001. However, this would be counted as one subject only. He/she needs to take five more subjects from the rest of the groups (B to F) selecting at least one from each of them,REQUIREMENTS FOR MINOR IN MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING Five theory and two laboratory subjects are to be chosen to earn a minor in Mathematics and Computing with at least one from Group A, at least one from Group B and at least from Group C. Group A ‘Subject ‘Subject Narre ‘Semester Tn Prerequisite LEP credit Number which offered Probability and Statistics ath, 300 [3 Real Analysis. sth Wathomatices [3-1-0146 Discrete Mathematics. ath, Mathematics -I_|3-1-014 Modern Algebra th, 31-0 [4 Linear Algebra th. Wathematics? [3-1-0146 Topology th, Real Analysis [3-1-0146 Functional Analyaia 7th Real Analysis | 3-1-0__14 ‘Advanced Complex Analysis [8th Mathematics! __[3-1-0_[4 Group B ‘Subject ‘Subject Name ‘Semester in | Prerequisite Credit Number which offered ‘Operations Research eth a ‘Operations Research Laboratory [6th 2 ‘Stochastic Procoss and Simulation | 7th Probability & Statistics | 4 Probability & Stochastic Processes. ‘Ravanced Numerical Techniques | 6th Numerical Soins. OF a ODE & PDE Numerical Techniques Laboratory | th 2 Fluld Mechanics. Teh Partial Differential 4 Equations[Measure Theory and Integration | 6th. Group ¢ ‘Subject ‘Subject Name ‘Semester in| Prerequisite Credit Number which offered Dasign and Analysis of 3rd Programming & 7 Algorithms Data Structures Design and Analysis of 3rd 2 Algorithme Laboratory ‘Switching and Finite Automata | 6th a ‘Object Oriented Programming [Sth Programming & 4 Data Structures ‘Object Oriented Programming | Sth z Laboratory File Organisation and Database | 6th Programming & 7 Systems Data Structures Theory of Operating Systeme | 6th Programming & 3 Data Structures ‘Operating Systems Laboratory | th z (Graph Theory and Algorithms [9th TePhysics Minor . Any four from the list below (12-16 credits): . Physics II . Classical Mechanics I . Electrodynamics I . Quantum Mechanics I . Statistical Physics I . Condensed Matter Physics I . Nuclear and Particle Physics I . Any two Departmental Electives (6-8 credits). . Any one lab course worth 4 credits (4 credits)