ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS SHEETS FOR FACULTY (Theory) - Credit 2/3/4

Instructions for Students / Faculty

 Part A: Total number of questions to be given are eight, each carrying 2
marks and are compulsory to attend. There is no choice. They are short
answer type questions (Not More Than 25 Words For both Question &
Answer), no objective type or fill in the blanks. Total 16 marks.
 Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six, each carrying 6
marks and are compulsory to attend. They are long answer type (Not
More Than 50 Words for Question). Total 36 marks.
 Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six, each carrying 8
marks and are compulsory to attend. They are long answer type (Not
More Than 50 Words for Question). Total 48 marks.

* LIST OF ELABORATIVE THEORY QUESTION SUBJECTS (i.e. Part C only):

Communication Skills, Human Values, Technical Communication, Managerial
Economics and Financial, Aircraft Materials and Processes, Aircraft Systems, Aircraft
Maintenance Practices, Avionics-I, Aircraft Rules and Regulation, Wind Tunnel
Techniques, Maintenance of Airframe and System, Helicopter Theory, Avionics-II,
Maintenance of Power Plant and System, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles & Systems
(UAV), Space Mission Design & Optimization, CAD, Airlines and Airport
Management.

NOTE:
 Faculty members, please ensure except above listed subjects, no
theoretical elaborative question should be given in part 'c' of assignment
paper.

 Faculties are requested to submit three assignments for three midterms,

at least 10 days before the midterm exams.

 In Midterm 1, CO1 and CO2 will be covered, In Midterm 2, CO3 and CO4
and In Midterm 3, CO5 and CO6 will be covered. Faculties are required to
give questions accordingly. Marks details are mentioned above.

 For the list of COs for the subject, please refer the unit wise syllabus. Link
for syllabus for various subjects is given in excel format, which you can
open from www.soapalam.com.

 All the questions are compulsory for the students to attend.

 Students are required to attempt questions only in assignment sheets.

ASSIGNMENT AND FACULTY DETAILS

Date of 27-02-2024
Type of Exam Mid Term 3
Submission 09:58

Last Date of
Assignment
Name of Faculty MR.Vikram Kapoor 5-Mar-24
Submission by
Students

Course B.Tech. Aeronautical Engineering Semester Semester 1

Batch AE-26,27 Subject EME (1FY2-09)

COURSE OBJECTIVES AND COURSE OUTCOMES FOR REFERENCE TO FRAME

QUESTION PAPER
(Faculties Are Required to Mention Relevant Course Objective and Course Outcome from The
Unit Wise Subject Syllabus. They must be mentioned only for relevant midterm).

Course To teach the manufacturing processes which convert raw materials into
Objective useful products adapted to human needs.

CO5: Upon graduation, students would have acquired and developed

the necessary background and skills for successful careers.

Course Outcome CO6: After completing the program, the student should be well
prepared for management positions in industry or continued education
toward a graduate degree.

Email I'd vikramkapoor@soaneemrana.org Phone No. 8569864646

Student Reg
Student Name
No.

Part A

FOR MIDTERM 1 - Part A: Total number of questions to be given are eight (4 from CO1
and 4 from CO2), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 2 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 2 - Part A: Total number of questions to be given are eight (4 from CO3
and 4 from CO4), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 2 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 3 - Part A: Total number of questions to be given are eight (4 from CO5
and 4 from CO6), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 2 Marks.

1. WRITE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE

CO 5
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question: 1 Define Metal forming process.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by
Topic: Manufacturing process
30 R K RAJPUT

Question: 2 Define stroke of engine cylinder.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: IC Engine
36 R K RAJPUT

Question: 3 Define forging.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
32 R K RAJPUT

Question: 4 Define Rolling.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
33 R K RAJPUT

2. WRITE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE

CO 6
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question: 5 Write two differences between alloy and composite materials.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
34 R K RAJPUT

Question: 6 Write classification of Engineering Materials in block diagram.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
34 R K RAJPUT

Question: 7 Define thermosetting plastic and thermoplastic.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
33 R K RAJPUT

Give the percentage of ingredients present in stainless steel and high

Question: 8
speed steel.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
35 R K RAJPUT

Part B

FOR MIDTERM 1 - Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and
3 from CO2), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 6 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 2 - Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and
3 from CO4), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 6 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 3 - Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and
3 from CO6), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 6 Marks.

3. WRITE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE

CO 5
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question: 1 Describe the extrusion process.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
31 R K RAJPUT

Question: 2 Explain the oxyacetylene gas welding with neat diagram.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
32 R K RAJPUT

Question: 3 Write short notes on (a) Mechanical Efficiency (b) Volumetric Efficiency

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: IC Engine
34 R K RAJPUT

4. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE

CO 6
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question: 4 Describe ‘Smart Materials’ in detail.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
35 R K RAJPUT

Write the advantages and disadvantages or limitations of using

Question: 5
‘Composites’.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
36 R K RAJPUT

Question: 6 Difference between soldering and brazing.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
37 R K RAJPUT

Part C

FOR MIDTERM 1 - Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and
3 from CO2), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 8 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 2 - Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and
3 from CO4), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 8 Marks.
FOR MIDTERM 3 - Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and
3 from CO6), all the questions are compulsory to attend, each carrying 8 Marks.
5. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE
CO 5
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Explain the Arc welding.

Question: 1

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
12 R K RAJPUT

Question: 2 Explain the concepts of sustainable manufacturing.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
13 R K RAJPUT

Question: 3 Explain the deep drawing process.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
16 R K RAJPUT

6. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE

CO 6
TYPE OF MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Discuss the types of cast iron in detail.

Question: 4

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
5 R K RAJPUT

Explain briefly any Four (4) of the following mechanical properties of

metals :

(i) Elasticity ; (ii) Toughness ;

Question: 5
(iii) Creep ; (iv) Machinability ;

(v) Weld ability.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Materials
6 R K RAJPUT

Question: 6 Write the welding defects.

Lesson Plan No.: Source: EME by

Topic: Manufacturing process
10 R K RAJPUT

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