P.25.

Rubrics developed to validate the Pos

 Step1: Establish correlation between PEOs-POs-PSOs (R2015)

PEOs PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12 PSO1 PSO2
Possess a strong foundation
in Mathematical, Scientific,
PEO 1 and Engineering
3 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3
fundamentals necessary to
solve engineering problems
in the field of Aeronautics.
Engage in designing,
PEO 2 simulating, manufacturing,
testing, and analyzing in the 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2
field of Aeronautical and
allied Engineering Industries.
Acquire enhanced skill to
PEO 3 involve in research and
development activities in 2 2 2 2 3 1 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
emerging areas and pursue
higher education.
Work effectively as
PEO 4 individuals and as team
members in 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1
multidisciplinary projects.
Involve in lifelong learning,
PEO 5 career development and adopt 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 1 1
to social needs.
Average 2 2 2 2 2 2 2.2 2.2 2.2 2 2.2 2.2 2 2
Average (Converted to %) Rounded 67 67 67 67 67 67 73 73 73 67 73 73 67 67

Combined average of all POs and PSOs=2.07 i.e. 69.04 %

Correlation levels 1, 2 or 3 as defined below:

1: Slight (Low) 2: Moderate (Medium) 3: Substantial (High)

NOTE: Considering the average %, the threshold for POs and PSOs have been fixed at 70%
 Step 2: Target attainment levels of POs and PSOs

POs and PSOs are attained mainly through Core Courses. Each Course Outcome addresses a sub-set of POs and PSOs to varying
levels (strengths) (1, 2 or 3).
• Strength of mapping is defined at three levels: Low (1), Medium (2) and Strong (3).
• If >40 % of classroom sessions/tutorials/lab hours address a particular PO, it is considered that the PO is addressed at
Level 3 (High).
• If 25% to 40% of classroom sessions/tutorials/lab hours address a particular PO, it is considered that the PO is addressed
at Level 2 (Medium).
• If 10% to 25% of classroom sessions/tutorials/lab hours address a particular PO, it is considered that the PO is addressed
at Level 1 (Low).
• If <10% of classroom sessions /tutorials/lab hours address a particular PO, it is considered that the PO is not addressed.
 Sten 3: Define the course outcomes (COs) ofeach theory and laboratory courses

Course Outcomes are goals for student learning that the Course Co-Ordinator set for a course. They
essentially answer the question "What will students learn?". Course-level or semester-long. Course Outcomes
are usually shared with students in the syllabus.
Course Outcomes:
. Helps to demonstrate that learning has occurred in students in an objective, measurable way.
. Focus on learning and student success, supporting the university mission and provost charge.
. Are an integral part of accreditation standards.
. Empower students to become more involved with their learning experiences.
. Allows to assess students' learning and use the results as a tool for improvement.
. Create a common language that crosses all departments within a university.
Course Outcomes demonstrate what Course Co-Ordinator want students to know, do, or value by the end
of course. A typical learning outcome may start with "By the end of this course, students will be able to..."
Then, continue the sentence with an action verb and a goal for the course. When writing Course Outcomes,
Bloom's Taxonomy is used to choose action verbs that reflect the appropriate level of rigor intended for the
course.

At the end of semester, students will be able to,

BMA3O1 MATHEMATICS III

Classify the different methods for solving partial differential equations. (Understand)
col
Apply Fourier series solution method for engineering problems.(Apply)
co2
Analyze the solutions of one dimensional and two dimensional boundary value problems in partial
co3 differential equations.( Analyze)
Apply the concept of Laplace transform to various engineering problems.(Apply)
co4
Evaluate the engineering problems using inverse Laplace techniques.( Evaluate)
co5
Apply Fourier transform to engineering problems. (Apply)
co6

BAN3OI FUNDAMENTALS OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS

co1 Describe the basic components of airplane and various flight vehicles. (Remember)

co2 Summarize the variation of aircraft performance at various altitudes. (Und eiEBB${

co3 Explain the structural components of airplane and materials used fo nstruction.
(Understand )

co4 Describe the working of different types of aircraft engines and th oe,ro nd)
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co5 Discuss the theory behind rocket propulsion and the problems
operation. (Understand)
 BAN3O2 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUID MECHA ICS

co1 Recall the concepts of fluids, properties of fluids and its classification. (Remember)

co2 Calculate the flow properties using the fundamental equations of fluid motion. (Apply)

co3 Solve problems based on dimensional analysis and fluid flow analysis. (Apply)

co4 Examine the pipe line system for minimum head loss. (Apply)

cos Calculate the performance and operating characteristics of turbines and pumps. (Apply)

BAN3O3 FUNDAMENTALS OF AERO - THERMODYNAMICS

Apply the fundamental laws of th ermodynamics and its thermodynamic relations. (Apply)
co1
Compute the air standard efficiencies using P-V and T-S diagram of various air power cycles.
co2 (Applv)
Calcula te the efficiency of various Vapor power cycles (Apply)
co3
Esti mate the COP of refrigeration and air-conditioning systems. (Analyze)
co4

co5 Calculate the efficiency ofjet propulsion cycles. (Apply)

BAN304 FUNDAMENTALS OF STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

co1 ComPute tte stress developed in statically determinate and indeterminate structures subjected to
axial load. (Apply)
co2 Sketch shear force and bending moment diagram for a given beam. (Apply)

co3 Determine the deflection of beams using various methods (Apply)

co4 Compute the shear stress developed in circular shafts and springs subjected to torslonal and axial
load. (Apply)
co5 Determine the principal stresses developed in structural components using Mohr's circle. (Apply)

BAN3O5 MECHANICS OF MACHINES

co1 Describe the working of different mecha nisms along with inversion and their corresponding velocity
and acceleration diagrams. (Understand )

co2 Determine the Power transmission in machine elements using fundamentals of friction. (Apply)

co3 Sketch the Cam profile for various follower motions. (Apply)

co4 Determine the unbalanced forces acting on rotating and reciprocating parts in engine. (Apply)

co5 Classify the types of vibration and the frequencies of vibrating systems. (Understand)

BCE3L1 FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERIES LAB t 0t)

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co1 Observe the flow characteristics in a fluid flow system. (Imitation) EA E

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co2 Acquire the pressure data with manometers/sensors for finding the effic
(Manipulation)
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 co3 Perform the basic calculations and plot graphs to infer fluid behaviour at varlous flow conditions.
(Precision)
BCE3L2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LAB

co1 Carry out elementary mechanlcal coupon testing of materials as per the given procedure.
(lmitation)
co2 Acquire data using the available measuring devices. (Manipulation)

co3 Perform basic mathematical cal culation using the appropriate formulae and represent the results in
form of graph and table.(precis ion )
BM E3L1 MACHINE DRAWING

co1 Observe basic representation of symbols used in Engineering drawings. (tmitation)

co2 Acquire attributes of Productjon Drawing and Limits, fits, tolerances. (Manipulation)

co3 Complete the assembly of a given set of machine components. (Manipulation)

BMA4O2 NUMERICAL METHODS

co1 Apply numerical techniques to solve equations and linear system of equations. (Apply)

co2 ln-terpolate the value of a dependent variable in the given data by Newton,s forward and backward
difference formulae and also unequal intervals. (Undeistand)

co3 Understand and apply the concept of numerical methods to differentiation and integration
( Understand )
co4 Evaluate initial value problems of oDE by applying single step and multistep methods. (Evaluate)

co5 Analyse the two dimensional and one dimensional ordinary differential equation with numerical
techniques. (Analyse)
co6 Solve the boundary value problems in engineering with the help of finite difference methods.
(Create)
BAN40l AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES I
co1 Determine the forces acting in the members of statically determinate truss and frames. (Apply)

co2 Calculate the slope and deflection of statically indeterminate beams. (Apply)

co3 Calculate the deflection and strain energy of statically determinate and indeterminate structures
(apply)
co4 compute the buckling load and crippling stress of columns with different end conditions. (Apply)

co5 Determine the safe stress of the structural component using failure theories. (Apply)

BAN402 AERODYNAMICS I
Identify the concepts of various types of flow b ased on mathematical equations. (Understand)
co1
Apply the concept of inviscid flow theory to solve flow over basic aer amic sha . (Apply)
co2
Practice the construction of airfoil s numerically with the help bf rnathemati cal t rmations.
co3 (Applv) t e
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Describe the concept of lift generation for efficient wing design. ( hd
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co5 Determine the skin friction drag over surfaces. (Apply)

BAN403 AIRCRAFT PROPULSION

co1 Compare the performance characteristics of turbojet, turbofan, turboprop and propeller engines.
(Understand)
co2 Identify the engine starting problems associated with inlets. (Understand)

co3 Discuss the types of nozzles and the losses in nozzles. (Understand)

co4 Explain the working principle of axial and centrifugal flow compressors. (Understand)

co5
Discuts important factors affecting combustion chamber design and the problems associated with
ame stabillzation. (Understand)
fl

co6 Analyze the working principle of axial and radial flow turbines and their overall performance.
(Analyze)
BAN4O4 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS AND INSTRUMENTATION

co1 Identify the components of Hydraulic, Pneumatic, Landing gear and brake system. (Understand)

co2 Compare the advantages and disadvantages of conventional and modern flight control systems.
(Understand)
co3 Explain the operating principle of various systems associated with the aircraft englnes.
(Understand)
co4 Describe the working principle of air-conditioning, oxygen, fire protection and ice protection
systems. (Undcrstand)

co5 Describe the operating principle of flight and navigation instruments. (Understand)
Summarize the working principle of engine instruments such as tachometers, temperature gauges
co6 and Pressure gauges. (Understand)

BCE407 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

co1 Summarize the types of natural resources and identify the role of an individual in conservation of
nature. (Understand)
co2 Describe different eco systems and energy flow in a defined ecosystem. (Understand)

co3 Define ecosystem bio-diversity and the threats to biodiversity. (Remember)

co4 Define types of pollution, effects and control measures of pollution. (Remember)

co5 Explain the need for sustainable development and water conservation. (Understand)

co6 Erpress the need for population control and the impact of population growth in economy.
(Understand)
BAN4Ll AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES LABORATORY
Demonstrate structural mechanics principles/phenomenon using simple experiments.
co1 (Manipulation)

co2
Observe deformationof structural members orland failure of nd er g iven loads.
(Imitation)
Perform comparative study between the obtained expe theoretical
co3 values. (Precision) 9,.9

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BM E4L1 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING LABORATORY

co1 Carry out different machining operations on center lathe (Imitation)

co2 Perform drilling, reaming and boring processes. (Precision)

co3 Observe the working of Planner shaper miller and grinder. (Imitation)

BAN4L2 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGNING AND DRAFTING

co1 Irlaster the geometrical profile and modification tools. (Pr€cision)

co2 Create 3-Dimensional models from 2-Dimensional geometries. ( Naturalization)

co3 Design basic Aerospace components using CADD. (Articulation)

BAN5O1 AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES - II

co1 Compute the bending stress distribution in beams of symmetric and unsymmetrical sections.
(Apply)
Calculate the shear flow distribution in symmetrical and unsymmetrical thin-walled open section
co2 and its shear center. (Apply)

co3 Calculate the shear flow distribution in thin walled single and multl-cell structures subjected to
combined loadlng. (Apply)

co4 Compute the crippling strength of thin plates and effective width of sheet stiffener panels. (Apply)

co5 Analyze the stress developed in ajrcraft wings and fuselage. (Analyze)

BAN5O2 AERODYNAMICS II
co1 Apply the concepts of isentropic flow for problems related to variable area ducts. (Apply)

co2 Calculate the properties of flow through shock and expansion waves. (Apply)

co3 Determine the aerodynamic coetficients of compressible flows based on linearlzed flow theory.
(Applv)
co4 Categorize varlous aircrafts intended for subsonic and supersonic regimes based on wing and
fuselage design. (Analyze)

co5 Describe flow measurement and visualization techniques for high-speed flows. (Understand)

BAN5O3 ADVANCED AEROSPACE PROPULSION

co1 Explain the working principle, modes of operation and performance parameters of Ramjet engine.
(Understand)
co2 Discuss supersonic combustion and the challenges involved in scramjet design. (Understand)

co3 Explain the operating principle of solid propellant rockets and selection of propellant grain.
(UndeIstand)
co4 Describe various feed systems, cooling methods in liquid propellant rockets. (Understand )

co5 Exptain the workins principre and the practcar rimitations

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BAN5O4 FLIGHT MECHANICS

co1 Calcula-te thrust and power required for propeller driven and jet powered aircraft at steady level
flisht. (Apply)
co2 Evaluate the Range, Endurance, glide and climb performances. (Evaluate)

co3 Estimate the take-off, landing, turnlng performance using V-n diagram. (Evaluate)

co4 Describe the characteristics of longitudinal stability. (Understand)

cos Evaluate the lateral and directional stability characteristics. (Evaluate)

BME505 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING

co1 Describe various metal forming process and different types of welding. (Understand)

co2 Estimate the tool life, machining time and the forces involved in metal cutting process. (Apply)

co3 Describe types of lathe and their construction. (Understand)

co4 Explain the process of shaping, planing and milling operations. (Understand)

co5 Discuss the process involved in drilling, boring, broaching, surface finishing. (understand)

co6 Describe the working principle of various Non-traditional machining techniques. (understand)

BAN5V1 VALUE ADDED PROGRAM I

co1 Develop confidence and motivation in building the career. (Appty)

co2 Develop Decision making Skill and teadership quality. (Apply)

co3 Develop communication and interpersonal skills. (Apply)

co4 Recognize the social responsibilities. (Remember)

BAN5L1 AERODYNAMICS LABORATORY

co1 Carry out flow analysis over various aerodynamic models. (hitation)

co2 Demonstrate the usage of mechanical and electronic instruments in data acquisition.
(Manipulation)
co3 conduct experiments at various orientation of models to characterize the flow. (Articulation)

BAN5L2 AERO DESIGN AND MODELING LABORATORY

Design and fabricate the Aircraft Structural components with a ropriate materials.
co1 (Naturalization)
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Conduct fligh t testing of powered glider and RC plane. (precisio t/s 3
co2
Obs erve Performance characteristics of Glider and RC plane. (I \
co3
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BAN5L3 COMPUTER AIDED ANALYSIS

co1 Design the structural components under static and dynamic loading. (precision)

co2 Observe temperature distribution for structure under thermal loading. (Imitation)

co3 Carry out the flow analysis over aerodynamic shapes. (Imitation)

BSS60l VALUE EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

co1 Describe the meaning and philosophy of life and the qualities an individual must possess.
(Understand)
co2 Explain the individual responsibility towards family and society. (Understand)

co3 Discuss the methods to maintain proper physical and mental health. (Understand)

co4 Summarize the importance of safety during social experimentation. (Understand)

co5 Express the rights and responsibilities of engineer on global issues. (Understand)

BAN601 AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL MATERIALS AND COMPOSITES

col Discuss various materials used in aerospace applications. (Understand)

co2 Compute the properties of isotropic, anisotropic and orthotropic materials. (Apply)

Calculate the properties of laminated composites along natural and arbitrary axis. (Apply)

co4 Determine the stiffness matrix, stress and strain of laminated composite plate with different
orientations. (Apply)
co5 Interpret the properties and failure modes in composite plates and sandwich panels. (Apply)

co6 Describe the manufacturing process of fibers and fabrication methods of composites
(Understand)
BAN602 FINITE ELEMENT METHODS

co1 Compare various functional approximation methods for structural problems. (Analyze)

co2 Calculate the nodal field variables for one dimensional structure. (Apply)

co3 Determine the stiffness matrix and stress developed in two dimensional structures. (Apply)

co4 Calculate the nodal displacements and stress for axi-symmetric structures. (Apply)

co5 Analyze the static and dynamic behavior of structures. (Analyze)

BAN603 CONTROL ENGINEERING

co1 Analyze mathematical model for mechanical and Electrical systems. (Analyze)

co2 A n a I yze t me
I TE s p o n SE of t h e sy s te m I th a f oU S te S t i n p U ts a n d S tea d v sta te erro rs ( Ana ly z e )

Analyze the frequency response of the system and Correlate frequencf'. time domain
specifications. (Analyze)
 co4 Predict the stability of the system using Root Locus and Routh Hurwitz stability criterion
(Evaluat€)
co5 Discuss the basic components of Digital Control System. (Understand)

BAN6V1 VALUE ADDED PROGRAM II

co1 Acquire written communication & its importance in current scenario. (Understand)

co2 Develop Individual or in-group class presentations skills pertaining to the applications of
concepts, theories or issues in human develo pment. (Apply)

co3 Develop analytical problem-solving skills. (Apply)

BAN6L1 AIRCRAFT SYSTEM LABORATORY

Observe Aircraft ground operations. (Imitation)
co1
Conduct Checks to ensure the airworthiness of aircraft. (precision)
co2
Refine the perfo rmance of aircraft systems. (Articulation)
co3

BAN6L2 PROPULSION LABORATORY

Demonstrate the various procedures and techniques for the experiments. (Manipulation)
co1
Observe the data using the dlff erent measuring devices and techniques. (Imitation)
co2
Follow the mathematical concepts/ equations to obtain quantitative results. (Imitation)
co3

BAN6L3 AIRCRAFT OESIGN PROJECT I

co1 Acquire the desi gn parameters of various aircrafts necessary for the suitable preliminary
design.
(Manipulation)
co2 Acquire aerodynamic and geometric parameters for detaired aircraft design. (Manipuration)

rntegrate performance and stability parameters for different phases of flight. (precision)
BAN7O1 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

co1 Solve the well posed and ill posed problems. (Appty)

co2 Apply appropriate Finite Difference schemes for solving pOE. (Apply)

co3 Analyze various explicit and implicit methods for a converging solution. (Analyze)

co4 Solve the steady state diffusion and convection problems using finite volume method. (Apply)

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co5 Id e nti fy s U ta b e t u rb u e n c e model fo r ft u d ft o p TO b e m s ( U n de rsta n d

BAN7O2 AVIONICS

co1 Describe the needs for avionics in different fields of aviation. (Understa

co2 Explain the architecture of microprocessor and combinational logic circuits. ( ,l)
 co3 Discuss Avionics system architecture and varjous data-buses. (Understand)

co4 Compare various display technologies used in civil and military cockpits. (Understand)

cos Discuss the working principles of various avionic sub-systems. (Understand)

BAN7O3 HEAT TRANSFER

co1 Solve one dimensional steady state heat conduction problems. (Apply)

co2 Estimate heat transfer rate of semi-infinite and infinite solids. (Evaluate)

co3 Estimate heat transfer coefficient for frow over a frat prate and circurar pipe. (Evaruate)

co4 Calculate radiative heat transfer of black and gray surfaces. (Apply)

co5 Compare different types of heat exchangers and their performance. (Analyze)

co6 Solve heat transfer problems related to aerospace applications. (Apply)

BAN7L1 AIRFRAME AND AERO ENGINE REPAIR LAB

Demonstrate th e various procedures and techniques for the Airframe repair (Manipulation)
co1
Demonstrate the procedures and techniques followed in Aero Engine inspection
co2 (Manipulation)
Perfo rm engine dismantling and Assembling (precision)
co3

BAN7L2 AVIONICS LABORATORY

co1 Demonstrate decoding and encoding operations in digital electronics. (Manipulation)

co2 P€rform logical operation and storing the data in microprocessor. (precision)

co3 Design avionics control system using MATLAB. (Articulation)

BAN7L3 AIRCRAFT DESIGN PROJECT tI

co1 Observe safety flying critical flying load limits. (Imitation)

co2 Design of fuselage and wing structural members. (Articulation)

co3 fntegrate all the design parameters to assemble an aircraft. (Articulation)

BAN7P1 TERM PAPER

co1 Observe the current market scenario to develop new or modify the existing produ
ioil
co2 Build a preliminary design of the prototype. (Manipulation)

co3 Point out the methodology for implementation of design. (Manipulation)

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BAN8P1 PROJECT WORK

co1 Tell the value of achieving perfection in projects implementation & completion. (Imitation)

co2 Build the skills, competencies and point of view of designed concepts. ( Naturalization)
Replicate professional skills in Presentation, Technical report writing, critical thinking and decision
co3
making. (Manipulation)
BAN8C1 COMPREHENSION

col Recollect the core engineering concepts. (Remember)

co2 Acquire Presentation Skills to face job interviews. (Apply)

co3 Write competitive examinations for successful career. (Apply)

LIST OF ELECTIVES:

BANEOI BASICS OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

co1 Discuss the fundamentals aspects of aircraft maintenance and repair. (Understand)

co2 Describe the repair and maintenance procedures of aircraft structures. (Understand)

co3 Explain the trouble shooting procedures involved in primary aircraft systems. (Understand)

co4 Explain the maintenance procedures of engine and fuel system. (Understand)

co5 Summarize the maintenance procedures of auxiliary and instruments. (Understand)

BANEO2 ROCKETS AND MISSILES

co1 Describe combustion mechanisms in solid and liquid propellant rockets. (Understand)
Compute the forces and moments acting on rockets and missile while passing through atmosphere.
co2 (Apply)
co3 Analyze the trajectory of rockets and missiles in free space and gravitational field. (Analyze)

co4 Summarize different thrust vector control techniques and stage separation in rockets.
( Understand )
co5 Apply suitable materials used for their construction. (Apply)

BANEO3 EXPERIMENTAL STRESS ANALYSIS

co1 Describe the working principle of different extensometers and their uses. (Understand)
ComPute the strain in loaded structures based on measurement of change in resistance using strain
co2 gauqes. (Apply)

co3 Discuss the techniques used for determination of stress in photo elastic materials. (Understand)

co4 Explain the concepts of more technique and brittle coating techniques" (Understand)

co5 Describe the different type of NDT methods. (Understand)

BANEO4 EXPERIMENTAL AERODYNAMICS

Discuss calibration proced ures using various instruments and Determine aerodynamic coefficients.
co1 (Applv)
Explain various types of high-speed wind tunnels and discuss their design parameters
co2 (Understand)
Describ e measurement techniques for flow properties. (Understand)
co3
Explain different flow visualizations techni que in subs onic and supersonic regimes. (Understand)
c04
Discuss data acquisition and error analysis (Understand)
co5

BANEO5 HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE

co1 Explain the basic components and working of helicopter. (Understand)

co2 Explain the balancing of main rotor and the maintenance procedures in control rigging.
(Understand)
co3 Discuss the main rotor transmission coupling and maintenance steps involved. (understand)

co4 Discuss installation and modification of fixed wing power plant. (Understand)

co5 Describe maintenance procedure of power plant and tail rotor system. (Understand)

co6 Explain the maintenance procedures involved in fuselage and airframe systems. (understand)

BANEO6 SPACE MECHANICS

co1 Discuss the basic concepts and laws applicable to attracting bodies in the universe. (Understand)

co2 Determine orbital parameters of satellite injection and methods of satellite perturbations. (appty)

co3 Explain two- and three-d imensional interplanetary trajectories and launch of interplanetary
spacecrafts. (U ndersta nd)
co4 Estimate the ballistic missile trajectory. (Evatuate)
Discuss th e materials required for the construction of spacecraft and the impact of space
co5 environment on spacecraft materials. (Understand)

BANEOT THEORY OF VIBRATIONS

co1 Compute the natural frequency of SDOF systems under free and forced vibrations. (Appty)

co2 Determine the frequency of vibrating body using instruments. (Apply)

co3 Calculate principle mode of vibration for MDOF systems. (Appty)

co4 Calculate the natural frequency of continuous systems. (Apply)

cos Calculate natural frequency of MDOF systems using approximate methods. (Apply

co6 Discuss the problems in aeroelastic instability and its prevention. (Understand) I'
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 BANEOS HELICOPTER AERODYNAMICS

co1 Describe various helicopter configurations and their working principles. (Understand)

co2 Estimate the rotor performance parameters for hover flight. (Evaluate)

co3 Discuss the forward flight dynamic performance parameters. (Understand)

co4 Discuss the power required for climb and descent. (Understand)

co5 Discuss the working principle and applications of hovercraft. (Understand)

BANEO9 AIRCRAFT ENGINE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

co1 Describe the inspection and troubleshooting procedure for piston engine components.
(Understand)
co2 Explain the inspection and troubreshooting methods of aircraft prope er. (understand)

co3 Discuss the overhauring and testing procedure for aircraft reciprocating engine. (understand)

co4 Descri be t h e c h ecks and m a nt e n a n ce p ro ced U re s fo o wed n AS t u rb ne

s engi n e a n d select
a p p TO p n ate tro U b e s h oot n I t e ch n q U e ( U n de rsta n d
)
co5 Discuss the overhauling procedure of aircraft gas turbine engine. (Understand)

BANElO CRYOGENIC ROCKET PROPULSTON

co1 Discuss the basic components of cryogenic systems. (Understand)

co2 Explain the types of cryogenic propellant used and their storage and handling. (Understand)

co3 Discuss cryo equipment and accessories of cryogenic engine system. (Understand)
Discuss various subsystem involved in the operation of cryogenic engine and their
co4 (Understand) design aspects.

cos Discuss the challenges in cryogenic rocket technology. (Understand)

BANE11 THEORY OF PLATES AND SHELLS

co1 Explain the classical plate theory subjected to Axi-symmetric loading. (Understand)

co2 Us e N a e T s m et h od a nd L e m e th o d to ob a n So U ti o n fo r recta n 9 U a r
S p a tes U nd er d ffe re nt
b o U n d a ry co n d o n s ( A pp v )

co3 rllustrate the stability and free vibration anarysis of rectangurar prates. (understand)

co4 Apply various approximate methods on rectangular plates for stability analysis. (Apply)

co5 Describe the concepts of shell type structures and bending theories for circular cylindrical
(Understand) shells.

BANE12 HYPERSONIC AERODYNAMICS

co1 Reca t h e co n ce pts o f compressible ft o s a nd differentiate be ee n S u p e TS o ni c a nd h v pe rS o nl c

fl s ( R e m e m be f )
co2 Discuss simple solution methods of hypersonic lnviscid flows. (Understand)
co3 Discuss the basics of viscous hypersonic flows. (Understand)

co4 Describe the shock shear layer interaction in hypersonic flows. (Understand)

co5 Discuss basics of high temperature flows. (Understand)

BANE13 AN INTRODUCTION TO COMBUSTION

ExPlain thermo chemical reaction associated with combustion process and the various parameters
co1
affecting burning velocity. (Understand)
Select apt fuel for optimum combustion in piston engines. (Analyze)

co3 Compare the ramjet and gas turbine combustion chamber design. (Understand)

co4 Analyze the challenges associated with supersonic combustion. (Analyze)

cos Discuss combustion process in solid, liquid propellant rockets and hybrid rockets. (understand)

BANEl4 PRINCIPLES OF TURBO MACHINERY IN AIR BREATHING ENGINES

co1 Recall basic thermodynamic laws and working principles of Gas Turbines. (Remember)

co2 Discuss the operating principle of centrifugal compressor using velocity triangle. (understand)

co3 Describe the operating principle of axial flow compressor using velocity triangle. (understand)

co4 Discuss the basic theory of axial and radial Turbine. (Understand)

co5 Discuss Turbine blade cooling and matching of components. (Understand)

BANE15 NANO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY

co1 Memorize the fundamentals of nanoscale materials and the scope of nanoscjence and technology
(Remember)
co2 Describe the types of nanostructures and quantum size effects in nanostructures. (understand)

co3 Discuss the synthesis of nanomaterials and methods of nanomaterials preparation. (understand)

co4 Define the Mechanical, optical, electronic, magnetic, thermal and chemical properties of
nanomaterials. (Understand)
coE List the physical properties of nanostructured materials. (Apply)

BANEI6 UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE

co1 Discuss the unmanned aircraft systems and their selection criteria. (Understand)

co2 Explain the aerodynamics and airframe configurations of UAV. (Understand)

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co3 List the different types of UAVS and their performance parameters. (Apply)

co4 Discuss the various communication and navigation systems used in UAVS nde rsta nd) t)

co5 Describe the concept behind the operation of Horizontal Takeoff an landing of ai
(Understand)
 BANE17 BOUNDARY LAYER THEORY

co1 Recall the fundamental equations of viscous flow and basics of boundary layer theory.
(Understand)
co2 Discuss the solutions of simplified viscous flow equations. (Understand)
Discuss the equations and metho ds used for solving the flow field of laminar boundary layer
co3 over a
flat plate. (Understand)
co4 Describe the basics of Turbulent boundary layer. (Understand)

co5 Describe the basics of Compressible boundary layer. (Understand)

BAN E18 FATIGUE AND FRACTURE MECHANICS

co1 calculate the stress concentration in structures subjected to fatigue roads. (Anaryze)

co2 Describe statistical methods to determine the strain in structures under fatigue loading,
(Understand)
co3 Describe various stages of failures due to fatigue load. (Understand)

co4 Determine stress in cracked structures. (Apply)

co5 Design composite material-based structures subjected to fatigue load which are fail-safe. (Create)

BANEl9 HIGH TEMPERATURE MATERTALS

co1 Discuss the effect of creep on the functional life of components. (Understand)

co2 Explain the creep resistance of ductile and brit e materials. (Understand)
Desc r be t h e effect o t d ffe re n t oy s a nd o X d e s m a te fl a be h av o U r f ro m
co3
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co4 Discuss the fracture mechanism maps for different aloys and oxides. (understand)

co5 Describe the process of oxidation and different oxidations prevention techniques. (understand)

co6 Discuss the various types of super afloys and its strengthening mechanisms. (understand)

BANE2O WIND ENERGY

co1 Describe the wind energy basics and the wind rose diagram. (Understand)

co2 List the wind turbi nes types and to familiarize with the theory behind wind turbine operation.
(Remember)
co3 Explain the measurement and instrumentation related to wind turbines (Understand)

co4 Discuss power generation, power transmission and monitoring of wind turbines (Understand)

co5 Describe the safety, maintenance and control aspects of wind turbines (
BANE2l SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY

co1 Discuss the basics of satellites and its system's functions. (Understand)

co2 Describe the fundamentals of orbital mechanics and the coordinate systems. (Understand)

co3 Design the satellite structures and thermal protection systems. (Create)

co4 Express the attitude controls and its stabilization schemes. (Understand)

co5 Summarize various types of power systems and bus electronics. (Understand)

BANE22 AIRCRAFT RULES AND REGULATIONS CAR III &

co1
Identify the aircraft airworthiness and to list the responsibilities of owners/operators.
(Understand)
co2
Discuss the procedures involved in defect recording, monitoring, investigation, reporting and
maintenance programmes. (Understand)

co3 Explain the procedures of approval for aircraft manufacturing and maintenance industries.
(Understand)
co4 Outline the procedures followed to conduct AME examinations and license issue. (Analyz€)

co5 Discuss the procedures followed in flight testing of aircrafts and the miscellaneous requirements.
(Understand)
BBAOOl PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

co1 Describe the structure of management and the functions of each department. (Understand)

co2 Describe business, trading, partnership and methods to overcome pitfalls. (Understand)

co3 Analyze the causes of accidents. (Analyze)

co4 Explain Organizatlonal behavior and factors influencing personality. (Understand)

co5
Define group, Communication, Barriers and factors contributing effective leadership.
( Understand)
co6 Summarize the various ethics to be followed in different workplace. (Understand)

BANE23 AIRPORT MANAGEMENT

co1 State the Role of ICAO and IATA. (Remember)

co2 Describe aircraft forecasting and fleet planning and to do route analysis. (Understand)

co3 Summarize the flight operations and various methods of flight scheduling. (Understand)

co4 Discuss the condition monitoring maintenance and ageing aircraft maintenance
(Understand)
co5 List the equipment and tools for aircraft maintenance. (Apply)
BANE24 AEROSPACE BIO - MEDICAL AND LIFE SUPPORT ENGINEERING

co1 Explain physiological problems associated with human in space flight. (Understand)

co2 Interpret the equations of motion for human organ systems during space flight. (Understand)
Prepare mechanical and electrical models of human systems for studying astronaut performance.
co3 (Applv)
co4 Discuss the life support systems onboard the space flight. (Understand)

co5 Discover life activities and specialties of space suit. (Apply)

BBAOOS TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT

co1 Develop action plans for customer centric business on the basis of various quality philosophies.
(Apply)
Apply total quality management techniques for design and manufacture of highly reliable products
and services.(Apply)
Develop statistical process control charts for monitoring the health of manufacturing systems.
co3 (Applv)
Solve various industrial problems using Six Sigma and related techniques. (Apply)
co4
Establish quality management system and environmental management system for product and
co5 service industries. (Apply)

BANE25 INDUSTRIAL AERODYNAMICS

co1 Discuss weather terminology and terrain structure, (Understand)

co2 Compare the flow characteristics over automobile bodies for drag reductions (Analyze)

co3 Discuss the concepts of wind turbines and its applications (Understand)

co4 Discuss the codes of practice and properties of externals and internal flows over buildings
(Understand)
Discuss the concepts of induced vibrations and their effect over launch vehicles and civil structures
co5 (Understand)
BANE26 MECHANICS OF HETEROGENEOUS MATERIALS

co1 Summarize various material structures and different crystal properties. (Understand)

co2 Predict the stiffness and strength of different directions. (Understand)

co3 Memorize the properties of Particulate, fibrous and cellular solids. (Remember)

co4 Define the various aspects of hierarchical structure of heterogeneous materials. (Remember)

co5 Explain the eutectic structure and gradient effects. (Understand)

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Course PO PO PO
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 P07 PO8
Code PO9
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BMA3O1 3 3 3 1 3 3

BAN301 3 1 2 3

BAN3O2 3 3 1 3

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BAN304 3 2 2 3

BAN3O5 3 3 3 3

BCE3L1 3 3

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BAN7P1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

BAN8P1 3 3 3 3

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Indirect Attainment:
Attainment of
Program Outcome and Program Specific Outcome is also measured through Indirect
Assessment tools. One such tool is the opinion of graduates during the completion
ofthe program. Besides, a
survey on the attainment of each Program Outcome is also taken from stakeholde.r. th"y
all contribute
equally towards indirect assessment of attainment of pOs and pSOs.
Graduate Exit Survey feedback (2015-19 Batch)

PROGRAM OUTCOMES Strongly Strongly

S.No Agree Neutral Disagree
(Pos) Agree Disagree
POl- Engineering knowledge:
Apply the knowledge of
mathematics, science,
I engineering fu ndamentals, and 46 t0 3 0
Engg. specialization to the
solution of complex
en neenn blems.
PO2- Problem analysis:
Identify, formulate, research
literature, and analyze
engineering problems to arrive
2 42 10
at substantiated conclusions 5 2
using first principles ol
mathematics, natural, and
en eenn sclences.
PO3- Design/development of
solutions: Design solutions for
complex engineering problems
and design system components,
processes to meet the
3 l5 r8
specifications with 25 I
consideration for the public
health and safety, and the
cultural, societal, and
environmental considerations.
PO4- Conduct investigations of
complex problems: Use
research-based knowled ge
4 including design of l6 t2 25
experiments, analysis and
interpretation of data, and
I
thesis of the information to
 provide valid conclusions.

PO5- Modem tool usage:

Create, select, and apply
appropriate techniques,
resources, and modern
engineering and IT tools
5
including prediction and
25 t2 t4 8

modeling to complex
engineering activities with an
understanding ofthe
limitations.
PO6- The engineer and society:
Apply reasoning informed by
the contextual knowledge to
assess societal, health, safety,
6 7 l5 30 7
legal, and cultural issues and
the consequent responsibilities
relevant to the professional
engineering practice.
P07- Environment and
sustainability: Understand the
impact of the professional
engineering solutions in
7 2 8 t7 29 3
societal and environmental
contexts, and demonstrate the
knowledge of, and need for
sustainable develo ment.
PO8- Ethics: Apply ethical
principles and commit to
8 professional ethics and l5 20 t4 9 I
responsibilities and norms of
the en lneenn ractice.
PO9- Individual and
teamwork: Function effectively
9 as an individual, and as a 30 15 10 J I
member or leader in teams, and
in multidisci lin settin S.
PO10- Communication:
Communicate effectively with
the engineering community and
with society at large. Be able to
l0 32 2v' J 4
comprehend and write effective
reports documentation. Make
effective presentations and give
and receive clear instructions.
 POll- Project management
and finance: Demonstrate
knowledge and understanding
ofengineering and
ll management principles and 25 t7 5 l0 2
apply these to one's own work,
as a member and leader in a
team. Manage projects in
multidisc I environments.
PO12 LifeJong leaming:
Recognize the need for and
have the preparation and ability
t2 to engage in independent and 36 22 I
lifeJong learning in the
broadest context of
technolo cal
PROGRAMME SPECIFIC Strongly Strongly
S.No Agree Neutral Disagree
OUTCOMES (PSOs) Agree Disagree
PSO l: Apply their skills in the
field of Aerodynamics, Aircraft
Propulsion. Aircrafl Structures
I and Predict the Aircraft 38 l4 7
performance characteristics
along with the stability
anal S.
PSO 2: Conduct maintenance
procedures in Aircraft engines,
2 Airframe, and Avionics 30 20 9
systems for Continuous
Airworthiness.

POs Assessment Chart

POs Graduate Exit Survey - Assesment Chart

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 PSOs Assessment Chart

PSOs Graduate Exit Survey - Assesment Chart

2015 - 2019 Batch
40
Total No of Students - 59
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Strongly Agree
n Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree

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POs Assessment Chart in Percentage

POs Graduate Exit Survey - Assesment Chart

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Graduate Exit
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Alumni
Survey 81 87 88 88 88 87 79 99 85 75 90 80 8

Employer
Feedback 84 83 90 77 94 96 100 98 87 82 78 98 97 9
 Step 6: Compare the POs & pSOs attainment with target level
PO/PSO Achievement Matrix
POs/ PSOS POr P()2 PO3 PO{ PO5 PO6 P(J1
P()l POI POI PSO PSO
PO8 PO9
0 I 2 I 2
Set Target
70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70
Value 70 70 70 70 70 70
Achieved
attainment 7t 74 75 71, 76 75 78 75 7L 73 73 70 7t
2015-19

The All the POs and PSOs have attained the Set target yalue.

POs. PSOs Attainment Chart (2015-2019

Batchl
r POs, PSOS Threshold a pOs,pSOs Attained

75 76 78
7T'tl 7073 to74 lo 7077 70 70
75
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 Step 7: State the action plan/corrective measures to improvement against the gaps

POs Attainment level and actions taken for improvement

Attainment
POs Target level Observations
level

POl: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering

fundamentals, and Engg. specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems

PO1 70% 71% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
P02: Problem analysis: Identifu, formulate, research literature, and analyze engineering problems
to arrive at substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, rlatural, and
engineering sciences.

P02 70% 73% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
PO3: Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and
design system compoDents, processes to meet the specificaJions with consideration for the public
health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO3 70% 74% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
P04: Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge including design
of experiments, analysis and interpretation ofdata, and sytrthesis ofthe information to provide
valid conclusions.
P04 70% 7s% Target Achieved
Action Taken: Nil
PO5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern
engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with
an understanding of the limitations.

PO5 70% 71% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
PO6: The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess
societal' health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the conscquent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.

PO6 70% 76% Target Achieved

Action Taken : Nil

POs Target level Attainment level Observations
PO7:Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering
solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for
sustainable development,

PO7 70% 75% Target Achieved

Action Taken : Nil

PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and
norms of the engineering practice.

PO8 7 0o/o 78% Target Achieved

Action Taken Nil
PO9: Individual and teamwork: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader
in teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

P09 70% 75% Target Achieved

Action Taken Nit
PO10: Communication: Communicate effectively with the engineering community and with
society at large, Be able to comprehend and write effective reports documentation. Make effective
presentations and give and receive clear instructions.

PO10 70% 71% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
PO 11: Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of
engineering and management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member and
leader in a team. Manage projects in multidisciplinary environments,

POl l 70% 73% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil
Pol2.LifeJong learning: Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in
independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

POl2 70% 73% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil

PSOs Target level Attainment level Observations

PSO l: Apply their skills in the field of Aerodynamics, Aircraft Propulsion, and Aircraft Structures
and Predict the Aircraft performance characteristics along with stability analysis,

PSOl 70% 70% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Need more focus
PSO 2: Conduct maintenance procedures in Aircraft Engines, Airframe, and Avionics systems for
Continuous Airworthiness.

PS02 70% 71% Target Achieved

Action Taken: Nil