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Study&EvaluationScheme
BTechCivilEngineering
Effectivefromsession201617
FinalYear,VIISemester
SNo

Course
Code

THEORY SUBJECT
1
NOE071
NOE074
2
NCE031
NCE034
3
NCE041
NCE044
4
NCE701

SUBJECT
L

PERIODS
T
P

OpenElectiveI

0 30

20

50

DepartmentElectiveIII

0 30

20

DepartmentElectiveIV

0 30

DesignofSteel
Structures

5
NCE702 WaterResourcesEngg
PRACTICAL/DESIGN/DRAWING
6
NCE751 Seminar
7
NCE752 IndustrialTraining**
8
NCE753 Project#
9
NGP701 GeneralProficiency
Total

EvaluationScheme
SessionalExam
ESE
CT
TA
Total

Subject
Total

Credit

100

150

50

100

150

20

50

100

150

0 30

20

50

100

150

0 30

20

50

100

150

15

50
50
100
50

50
50
100
50
1000

1
1
3
1
26

**4weeksIndustrialTrainingafterVIsemestertobeevaluatedinVIIsemester.
#ProjectshouldbeinitiatedinVIIsemesterbeginningandshouldbecompletedbytheendof
VIIIsemester.
DepartmentalElective3(FullUnitCoursewithCredit:4)
S. No.
Code and Course
2(A)
NCE031BridgeEngineering
2(B)
NCE032FiniteElementMethods
2(C)
NCE033EnvironmentalGeotechnology
2(D)
NCE034IndustrialPollutionControl&Env.Audit
2(E)
NCE035EngineeringHydrology
DepartmentalElective4(FullUnitCoursewithCredit:4)
S.No.
CodeandCourse
3(A)
NCE041PrecastandModularConstructionPractices
3(B)
NCE042PlasticAnalysisofStructures
3(C)
NCE043OpenChannelFlow
3(D)
NCE044TunnelEngineering

Dr.A.P.J.ABDULKALAMTECHNICALUNIVERSITY,LUCKNOW
Study&EvaluationScheme
BTechCivilEngineering
Effectivefromsession201617
FinalYear,VIIISemester
SNo

Course
Code

THEORY SUBJECT
1
NOE081
NOE084
2
NCE051
NCE054
3
NCE061
NCE064
4
NCE801

PERIODS
L
T
P

EvaluationScheme
SessionalExam
ESE
CT
TA
Total

OpenElectiveII

30

20

50

DepartmentalElectiveV

30

20

DepartmentalElectiveVI

30

ConstructionTechnology
&Management

12

12

12

SUBJECT

PRACTICAL/DESIGN/DRAWING
5
NCE851 Project
6
NGP801 GeneralProficiency
Total

Subject
Total

Credit

100

150

50

100

150

20

50

100

150

30

20

50

100

150

100

100
50

250

350
50
1000

8
1
24

DepartmentalElective5(FullUnitCoursewithCredit:4)
S.No.
CodeandCourse
2(A)
NCE051ComputerAidedDesign
2(B)
NCE052AnalysisandDesignofHydraulicStructures
2(C)
NCE053WaterResourcesSystems
2(D)
NCE054MachineFoundationDesign
DepartmentalElective6(FullUnitCoursewithCredit:4)
S.No.
CodeandCourse
3(A)
NCE061GroundImprovementTechniques
3(B)
NCE062RiverEngineering
3(C)
NCE063GroundwaterManagement
3(D)
NCE064EarthquakeResistantDesignofStructures

List of Open Electives for B. Tech. Courses

OPEN ELECTIVE-I
NOE -071
NOE-072
NOE-073
NOE-074

Entrepreneurship Development
Quality Management
Operations Research
Introduction to Biotechnology

OPEN ELECTIVE-II
NOE-081
NOE-082
NOE-083
NOE-084

Non Conventional Energy Resources

Nonlinear Dynamic Systems
Product Development
Automation & Robotics

NCE701DesignofSteelStructures
L3,T1CT30,TA20,ESE100
Unit1
GeneralConsiderations
Introduction,AdvantagesofSteelasaStructural.Material,DisadvantagesofSteelasaStructural
Material,StructuralSteel,StressStrainCurveforMildSteel,RolledSteelSections,Conventionfor
MemberAxes,Loads,DeadLoad,LiveLoads,EnvironmentalLoads,SeismicForces,SnowandRain
Loads,ErectionLoads,BasisforDesign,DesignPhilosophies,LocalBucklingofPlateElements.
IntroductiontoLimitStateDesign
Introduction,LimitStatesforSteelDesign,LimitStatesofStrength,LimitStatesofServiceability,Actions
(Loads),ProbabilisticBasisforDesign,DesignCriteria

8
Unit2
SimpleConnectionsRiveted,BoltedandPinnedConnections
Introduction,RivetedConnections,PatternsofRivetedJoints,BoltedConnections,TypesofBolts,Types
ofBoltedJoints,LoadTransferMechanism,FailureofBoltedJoints,SpecificationforBoltedJoints,
BearingTypeConnections,PryingAction,TensileStrengthofPlate,EfficiencyoftheJoint,Combined
ShearandTension,SlipCriticalConnections,CombinedShearandTensionforSlipCriticalConnections,
WorkingLoadDesign,Designofeccentricboltedconnections.

SimpleWeldedConnections
Introduction,Types,Symbols,WeldingProcess,WeldDefects,InspectionofWelds,Assumptionsinthe
AnalysisofWeldedJoints,DesignofGrooveWelds,DesignofFilletWelds,FilletWeldAppliedtothe
EdgeofAPlateOrSection,FilletWeldforTrussMembers,DesignofIntermittentFilletWelds,Plugand
SlotWelds,StressesDueToIndividualForces,CombinationofStresses,FailureofWelds,Distortionof
WeldedParts,FilletWeldVsButtWeld,WeldedJointedVsBoltedandRivetedJoints,Designofeccentric
weldedconnections,WorkingLoadDesign.

8
Unit3
TensionMembers
Introduction,TypesofTensionMembers,NetSectionalArea,EffectiveNetArea,TypesofFailure,
DesignStrengthofTensionMembers,SlendernessRatio(),Displacement,DesignofTensionMember,
LugAngles,Splices,GussetPlate,WorkingLoadDesign.

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Unit4
CompressionMembers
Introduction,EffectiveLength,SlendernessRatio(),TypesofSections,TypesofBuckling,Classification
ofCrossSections,ColumnFormula,DesignStrength,DesignofAxiallyLoadedCompressionMembers,
BuiltUpColumns(LatticedColumns),Lacing,Batten,CompressionMemberComposedofTwo
ComponentsBacktoBack,Splices,DesignofColumnBases.

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Unit5
Beams
Introduction,TypesofSections,BehaviourofBeaminFlexure,SectionClassification,LateralStabilityof
Beams,LateralTorsionalBuckling,BendingStrengthofBeams,LaterallySupportedBeams,Laterally
UnsupportedBeams,ShearStrengthofBeams,WebBuckling,BearingStrength,WebCrippling,
Deflection,DesignProcedureofRolledBeams,BuiltUpBeams(PlatedBeams),Purlins,Beam
BearingPlates,EffectofHolesinBeam,IntroductiontoPlateGirder,Introductionto
GantryGirder.

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TextBooks
1. DesignofSteelStructuresbyN.Subramanian,OxfordUniversityPress
2. LimitStateDesignofSteelStructuresbyS.K.Duggal,TataMcgrawHill.
3. DesignofSteelStructuresbyKSSairam,PearsonEducation

4. DesignofSteelStructuresbySRamamurtham,DhanpatRaiPublishingCompany.
ReferenceBooks
1. SteelStructuresbyRobertEnglekirk.HohnWiley&sonsinc.
2. StructuralSteelDesignbyLamberttall(RonaldPressComp.Newyork.
3. DesignofsteelstructuresbyWillamTSegui,CENGAGELearning
4. StructuralSteelDesignByDMacLaughlin,CENGAGELearning

NCE702WATERRESOURCESENGINEERING

L3,T1CT30,TA20,ESE100
UNITI

Hydrology:HydrologicCycle.WaterBudgetEquation,Hydrologicsystem,Precipitation:Types,
measurementsandanalysis,errorinestimation,missingdata,

consistencyofrainfallrecords,Intensityduringfrequency(IDF)andprobabiliticmaximumPrecipitation
(PMP)curves.
Evaporationandconsumptiveuse:Processaffectingfactors,estimationandmeasurementtechniques.
Infiltration:Processaffectingfactors,measurementandestimation,InfiltrationIndices.
8
UNITII

SurfaceRunoff:Componentsandfactorsaffectingrunoff,methodsofestimationofrunoffvolumeand
peakrunoff,ratingcurve,RainfallrunoffrelationshipsHydrographanalysis:components,factors
affectinghydrographs,baseflowseparation,DirectRunoffHydrograph,UnitHydrograph:Theoryand
assumptions.DerivationofUnitHydrograph,SyntheticUnitHydrographIntroductiontocomputer
modelsforrainfallrunoffanalysis.
Irrigation:DevelopmentsinIndia,NecessityandtypesAdvantages&disadvantagesofirrigation.
Functionsofwaterinplantgrowth,MethodsofIrrigation,Waterrequirementofcrops.Irrigation
frequency,Irrigationefficiencies,Principalcropsandcropseason,croprotation.

Canalirrigation:Classesandalignment,Partsofacanalsystem,Commandedarea,curvesinchannels,
channellosses.

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UNITIII

SedimentTransportation:SuspendedandBedloadanditsestimation
Irrigationchannels:Types:linedandunlined,silttheories:KennedysandLaceysDesignprocedurefor
irrigationchannels,Longitudinalcrosssection,Scheduleofarea

statisticsandchanneldimensions,useofGarretsDiagramsinchanneldesign,crosssectionsofan
Irrigationchannel,Computerprogramsfordesignofchannels
LiningofIrrigationCanals:Advantagesandtypes,factorsforselectionofaparticulartype,designof
linedchannels,crosssectionoflinedchannels,Economicsofcanallining.WaterLogging:Definition,
effects,causesandantiwaterloggingmeasures,Drainageofwaterloggedland,Typesofdrainsopen
andclosed,spacingofcloseddrains.

8
UNITIV

Regulationandcontrolofcanalsystem:Purpose,Typesofcanalregulationworksandtheirfunctional
aspects

IrrigationOutlets:Requirements,types,nonmodular,semimoduleandrigidmodule,selectioncriterion
RiverTraining:Objectiveandneed,classificationofrivers,andrivertrainingworks,meandering,stages,
methodsofrivertraining,bankprotection,Methodsformeasurementofdischarge.

8
UNITV

GroundWaterHydrology:Zonesofundergroundwater,Aquifersandtheirtypes,importantterms,
Determinationofdischargethroughunconfinedandconfinedaquiferswithsteadyflowconditions,
Interferenceamongwells,determinationofaquiferconstants,Welllossandspecificcapacity,efficiency
ofawell,typesofwaterwells,boredandopenwells,specificyieldofawell,Relativemeritsofwelland
canalirrigation,typeoftubewells,wellsurroundingandwelldevelopment,Suitablesiteselectionfora
tubewell,Typesofopenwells,Methodsofliftingwater.Infiltrationgalleries.

TextBook

1. IrrigationEngg.andHydraulicStructuresbyS.K.Garg,KhannaPublishers.
2. IrrigationandwaterPowerengineeringbyB.C.Punmia,LaxmiPublications.
3. EngineeringHydrologybyK.Subramanya,TMH.

4. IrrigationWaterPowerandWaterResourceEngg.byK.R.Arrora.
5. WaterresourceengineeringbyRalphA.Wurbs&WesleyP.James,PearsonPublication.

References
1.WaterResourcesEngg.ByLarryW.Mays,JohnWileyIndia
2.WaterresourcesEngg.ByWurbsandJames,JohnwileyIndia
3.WaterResourcesEngg.ByR.K.Linsley,McGrawHill
4.IrrigationandwaterResourcesEngg.ByGLAsawa,NewageInternationalPublishers
5. IrrigationTheoryandpracticesbyA.M.Michel.
6. FundamentalofHydraulicEngineeringSystembyHoughalen,PearsonPublication.

NCE801TRANSPORTATIONENGINEERINGII
L3,T 1CT 30,TA 20,ESE 100
UNITI
Introduction,PermanentWayandComponents:
History and administrative setup of Indian Railways; Rails, Type of rails, rail gauges,
permanentwayformation,functions,requirements,sectionsinembankmentandcutting
(single/doubletrack),electrified tracks, locomotives, wheel and axlearrangement, coningof
wheels,defectinrails,railfastenings,Fishplates,spikes,chairs,keys,bearingplates.sleepers,
Timber,steel,castiron,concreteandprestressedconcretesleepers,sleeperdensity,ballast:
material,specifications.8

UNITII
Track Geometrics, Turnouts and Crossings,StationsandYards:
Railway alignment, verticalalignmentgradientsandgrade effects,horizontalalignment
horizontalcurves,superelevation,conceptsofcantexcessanddeficiency,safe
permissible speed, transition curves, widening of gauges and track clearances, points and
crossings terminologies, types of turnouts, design of turnouts,typesofcrossings,design
ofcrossings.DifferenttypesofstationsandYards:classificationandfunctioning.8

UNITIII
Signalling and Interlocking, Urban Railways: Classification of Signals, method of train
working, absolute block system, Centralized train control system, ATS, interlocking of track,
principle of interlocking, types of interlocking, high speed track track requirement, speed
limitations,highspeedtechnologies,Urbanrailwayrailwaysysteminurbanareas.8

UNIT4
IntroductiontoAirportEngineering
Aircraftcharacteristicsaffectingairportplanning&design,selectionofsiteforanairport.
Airports layout and orientation, Runway and taxiway design consideration and
geometricdesign.Airportdrainagemanagement,Zoninglaws,Visualaidsandairtraffic
control,Runwaylighting,RunwayoperationHelipads,hangers,serviceequipment.8

UNIT5

WaterTransport

Harboursandports,TypesofHarbours;Harbourslayouts,shippinglanes,anchoring,location
identification;Littoraltransportwitherosionanddeposition;soundingmethods;DryandWet
docks,componentsandoperationalTidaldataandanalyses.
Inland waterways: advantages and disadvantages; Development in India. Inland water
operation.8

TextBooks

1. ATextBookofRailwayEngineeringbyS.P.Arora&S.C.Saxena
2.
RailwayEngineeringbyM.M.Aggrawal.
References

1. RailwayEngineeringbyRangwala(CharotarPublishingHouse).
2. AirportEngineeringbyRangwala(CharotarPublishingHouse).
3. AirportPlanning&DesignbyKhanna,Arora&JainNemChand&Brothers).
4. Docs&HarbourEngineeringbyBindra(DhanpatRaiPublishingCompany).

5. Docs&HarbourEngineeringbyRangwala(CharotarPublishingHouse).
6. Docs&HarbourEngineeringbyOza(CharotarPublishingHouse).

NCE031BridgeEngineering
LTP
310
Unit1
Site selection, various types of bridges and their suitability, loads, forces and IRC bridge loading and
permissiblestresses,DesignofRCbridgesunderconcentratedloadsusingeffectivewidthandPigeauds
Method,

8
Unit2
Courbon'smethodofloaddistribution.DetaildesignofReinforcedConcreteslabculvert
8
Unit3
Tbeambridge,boxculverts,

8
Unit4
Designelementsofplategirder,economicalsectionanddesign.

8
Unit5
Designofpiers,piercapsandAbutments,differenttypesofbearings&itsdesign

8
TextBooks:
1. EssentialsofBridgeEngineeringbyDJVictor
2. LimitStateDesignofSteelStructuresbySKDuggal
3. DesignofsteelStructuresbyRamchandra
4. BridgeEngineeringbyS.Ponnusway
5. Principles&PracticesofBridgeEngineeringbyS.P.Bindra
6. BridgeEngineering(AnintegratedTreatise)byV.V.Sastry

NCE032FiniteElementMethods
LTP
310

Unit1

Calculusofvariation,Introductiontocalculusofvariations,Introductiontoequilibriumequations
inelasticity,Euler'sLagrangesequations,Principalofvirtualwork,virtualdisplacements,Principles
ofminimumpotentialenergy,boundaryvalue,initialvalueproblems,Flexibilityapproach,
Displacementapproach,Differentproblemsinstructuralanalysis.

8
Unit2

FEMProcedure,DerivationofFEMequationsbyvariationprinciplepolynomials,Conceptof
shapefunctions,Derivationforlinearsimplexelement,Needforintegralforms,Interpolation
polynomialsinglobalandlocalcoordinates.WeightedresidualMethods:Conceptofweightedresidual
method,DerivationofFEMequationsnbyGalerkin'smethod,Solvingcantileverbeamproblemby
Galerkinsapproach,DerivationofshapefunctionsforCSTtriangularelements,Shapefunctionsfor
rectangularelements,Shapefunctionsforquadrila1teralelements.

10
Unit3

HigherorderElements:Conceptofisoparametricelements,Conceptofsubparametricandsuper
parametricelements,ConceptofJacobinmatrix.
NumericalIntegration:NumericalIntegration,onepointformulaandtwopointformulafor2Dformula,
Differentproblemsofnumericalintegrationevaluationofelementstiffnessmatrix,Automaticmesh
generationschemes,

8
Unit4

Pascal'strianglelawfor2Dshapefunctionspolynomial,Pascal'strianglelawfor3Dshapefunction
polynomials,Shapefunctionforbeamelements,Hermitionshapefunctions.
Convergence:Convergencecriteria,Compatibilityrequirements,Geometricisotropyinvariance,Shape

functionsforisoparametricelements,Specialcharacteristicsofstiffnessmatrix,Directmethodfor
derivingshapefunctionsusingLangrage'sformula,Planestressproblems.

8
Unit5

Analysisofstructures:Trusselements,Analysisoftrussproblemsbydirectstiffnessmethod.Analysisof
framesanddifferentproblems,Differentaxisymmetrictrussproblems.

6
TextBook:

1. TheFiniteElementmethodZIENKIEWICZ.O.C.TataMcGrawHillPub.NewDelhi,2000
2. FiniteElementMethodsbyCRAlaval,PHI
3. FiniteElementsinEngineering:Chandrupatta,et.AI.PrenticeHallofIndiaPvt.Ltd.,
4. Finite element method with application in engineering by Chandrupatla & Belegundu,
PearsonPublication.
5.FiniteElementMethodBasicsconcept&ApplicationsbyAlawala
6.FundamentalofFiniteelementAnalysisbyDevidV.hutton
7.FiniteelementMethodsisfundamentalsanapplicationinengineeringbyChenZ
ReferenceBooks:
1. Concepts and Applications of Finite Element Analysis: COOK. D. Robert. Malus.S.David, Plesha E.
Michel,Johnwilely&sons3rdEdn.NewYork,2000
2. FiniteElementAnalysisC.S.Krishnanmoorthy,TataMcGrawHillPublishingCo.Ltd,NewDelhi,
3. IntroductiontotheFiniteElementmethodDesai/ABELC.B.S.Publishers&Distributors,New

NCE033EnvironmentalGeotechnology
LTP
310

Unit1

Introduction, Development of Environmental Geotechnology, Aims, Environmental Cycle and their

interaction with geotechnology, Natural environment, cycles of nature, environmental geotechnical
problems.

Unit2

Identification and characteristics of contaminated soil, classification, Characteristics of dust, dust in

environment,ionexchangereactionandionexchangecapacity,ionexchangereactionincontaminated
soilwatersystem,SiteInvestigationfordetectionofsubsurfacecontamination

Unit3

Loadenvironment factor design criteria, soilstructure vs structure soil interaction, load and
environmental loads, Bearing capacity based on load footing interaction, lateral earth pressure, pile
foundations,environmentalfactorsaffectingpilecapacity,underwaterfoundationproblems. 8
Unit4
Ash Pond and Mine Tailing Impoundments, Geotechnical reuse of waste materials and fills, Grouting
and injection process, Grout used for controlling hazardous wastes, Sinkhole: interaction with

8
environment,remedialaction
Unit5

Sanitarylandfills:Selectionofwastedisposalsites,LandfillsforMunicipalandHazardouswastes,Design
ofliners:clayandsyntheticclayliners,Bearingcapacityoffoundationonsanitarylandfills.8

RecommendedBooks:
1.
Fang,H.IntroductiontoEnvironmentalGeotechnology.

2. Sharma,H.D.andSangeeta,P.L.wastecontainmentsystems,wastestabilizationandlandfills:
designandevaluation.
3. Koerner,R.M.Designingwithgeosynthetics
4. Environmental&GeotechniquesbyRobertW.Sarsby
5. GeostaticsforEnvironmental&geotechnicalPublicationShahrukhRouhanvy

NCE034IndustrialPollutionControlandEnvironmentalAudit
LTP
310

Unit1

Industrialwastes&theirsources:variousindustrialprocesses,sourcesandtypesofwastessolid,liquid,
gaseous, noise & radiation emissions. Sources for industrial water usages and various industrial
processesrequiringwateruseandwaterquality.

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Unit2

Processes responsible for deterioration in water quality, Various waste water streams, Control and
removal of specific pollutants in industrial wastewaters, e.g., oil and grease, biodegradable organics,
chemicalssuchascyanide,fluoride,toxicorganics,heavymetals,radioactivityetc.Wastewaterreuses
&recycling,conceptofzerodischargeeffluent.

8
Unit3
Control of gaseous emissions: hood and ducts, tall stacks, particulate and gaseous pollutant control;
Solid waste generation and disposal management; Hazardous wastes: definitions, concepts and
managementaspects;Noise&radiation:generation,controlandmanagement.

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Unit4
Recent trends in industrial waste management, cradle to grave concept, life cycle analysis, clean
technologies; Case studies of various industries, e.g., dairy, fertilizer, distillery, sugar, pulp and paper,
ironandsteel,metalplating,thermalpowerplants,etc.

Unit5

Environmentalaudit:definitionsandconcepts,environmentalauditversusaccountsaudit,compliance
audit,relevantmethodologies,variouspollutionregulations,IntroductiontoISOandISO14000.8

RecommendedReferences:

1.IndustrialWastewaterManagementHandbook,Azad,HardomSingh,EditorinChief,McGraw
Hill,NewYork.
2.WastewaterReuseandRecyclingTechnologyPollutionTechnologyReview72,Culp,Gordan,
GeorgeWasner,RobertWilliamsandMark,V.HughesJr.,NoyesDataCorporation,NewJersey.
3.TheTreatmentofIndustrialwastes.Edmund,B.BesselieveP.E.,McGrawHill,NewYork.
4.IndustrialPollutionControlIssuesandTechniques.Nancy,J.Sell,VanNostrandReinholdCo,NY.
5.WastewaterEngineering:Treatment&Reuse.Metcalf&Eddy,TataMcGrawHill.
6.IndustrialPollutionPreventionHandbook.Shen,T.T.,SpringerVerlag,Berlin.
7.EnvironmentalEngineering.Pandey,G.N.andCorney,G.C.,TataMcGrawHill,NewDelhi
8. Environment(protection)Act1986.Anyauthorized&recentpublicationonGovernmentActs.
9. IndustrialPollutionControlandEnvironmentalAuditbySanjayGupta

NCE035:EngineeringHydrology
LTP
310
Unit1

Introduction: hydrologic cycle, water budget equations, world water balance, Precipitation: Forms of
precipitation, measurement, depthareaduration & intensity duration frequency relationships,
probablemaximumprecipitation.

8
Unit2
Abstraction from Precipitation: Evaporation process, measurement and estimation; Evapo
transpirationmeasurement and estimation; Initial Losses Interception & Depression storage;
Infiltrationprocess,capacitiesindices,measurement&estimation

8
Unit3
Runoff and Hydrographs : Hydrograph, runoff characteristics of stream, Yield, Rainfallrunoff
correlations,flowdurationcurve,masscurve,droughtsandfloods.Factorsaffectingfloodhydrographs,
unithydrographanditsanalysis,scurvehydrograph,syntheticandinstantaneousunithydrographs.8
Unit4
Flood: Rational method, empirical formulae, unit hydrograph method, flood frequency studies,
statistical analysis, regional flood frequency analysis, design storm & design flood, risk/reliability and

safety factor; Flood Routing: Basic equation, hydrologic storage routing & attenuation, hydrologic
channelrouting,floodforecasting&control,hydraulicmethodoffloodrouting.

8
Unit5
Groundwater: introduction, forms of subsurface water, aquifers & its properties, Compressibility of
aquifers, flow equations for confined and unconfined aquifers, well hydraulics steady and unsteady
flow to a well in confined aquifer, well losses, specific capacity, ground water irrigation, rain water
harvesting.

8
RecommendedBooks:
HydrologyforEngineersbyLinsleyR.K.,KohlerM.A.andPaulhusJ.L.H.
EngineeringHydrologybyK.Subramanya,McGrawHillEducation
Hydrology:Principles.Analysis.DesignbyRaghunathH.M.
HandbookofAppliedHydrologybyChowV.T.,McGrawHillEducation
Irrigation:Theory&PracticebyMichaelA.M.
EngineeringHydrologybyOjha,OxfordUniversityPress.
IntroductiontoHydrologybyViessman&LewisbyPearsonPublication.
AppliedHydrologybyFetter,byPearsonPublication.

NCE041PrecastandModularConstructionPractices
LTP
310
Unit1
OverviewofreinforcedandprestressedconcreteconstructionDesignanddetailingofrecast/
prefabricatedbuildingcomponents,

Unit2

Structuraldesignanddetailingofjointsinprefabricatedstructures,Productionofreadymixedconcrete,
qualityassurance,

8
Unit3

Useofequipmentsinprecastprefabricatedstructure,Productivityanalysis,Economicsofformwork,
DesignofFormworkandtheirreusability,

Unit4
ModularconstructionPractices,Fibonacciseries,itshandlingandotherreliableproportioningconcepts.8
Unit5

Modularcoordination,Standardisation,systembuilding,LaminationandAdvantagesofmodular

8
construction.
Books:

1. HandbookoflowcosthousingbyAKLal
2. PrecastConcreteStructuresbyKimElliot

NCE042PlasticAnalysisofStructures

LTP

310
Unit1
Introduction,Historicalreview,plasticfailure,plasticmoment,capacityofacrosssection,shapefactor,conceptof
loadfactor.8
Unit2
PlastichingeandcollapseMechanisms.Analysisofbeamsandframes.
Unit3
SemiGraphicalmethodandMechanismmethod.

Unit4
Plasticmomentdistributionformultistoreyandmultibayframes.

Unit5
Analysisfordeflectionsatcollapse.Effectofaxialforceandshear.

Books:

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8
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1.PlasticAnalysisofStructuresbyPGHodge,McGrawHill
2.PlasticAnalysisandDesignofsteelstructuresbyMBillWong
3.InelasticAnalysisofStructuresbyMJirasek&ZPBazant,JohnWiley
NCE043:OpenChannelFlow

LTP

310
UnitI
Introduction:Basicconceptsoffreesurfaceflows,velocityandpressuredistribution, Mass,energyandmomentum
principleforprismaticandnonprismaticchannels,ReviewofUniformflow:Standardequations,hydraulically
efficientchannelsections,compoundsections,
Energydepthrelations:Conceptofspecificenergy,specificforce,criticalflow,criticaldepth,hydraulicexponents,
andchanneltransitions.

UnitII
GraduallyVariedFlow(GVF):Equationofgraduallyvariedflowanditslimitations, flow
classificationandsurfaceprofiles,Controlsections,

Computationmethodsandanalysis:Integrationofvariedflowequationbyanalytical,graphicaland
advancednumericalmethods,Transitionsofsubcriticalandsupercriticalflow,flowincurvedchannels.

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UnitIII

RapidlyVariedFlow(RVF):Characteristicsofrapidlyvariedflow,Classicalhydraulicjump,Evaluationof
thejumpelementsinrectangularandnonrectangularchannelsonhorizontalandslopingbeds,
Hydraulicjumpingraduallyandsuddenlyexpandingchannels,submergedhydraulicjump,rollingandsky
jump,useofjumpasanenergydissipater,

Flowmeasurement:bysharpcrestedandbroadcrestedweirs,criticaldepthflumes,sluicegate,Free
overfall.

Rapidlyvariedunsteadyflow:Equationofmotionforunsteadyflow,Celerityofthegravitywave,
deepandshallowwaterwaves,openchannelpositiveandnegativesurge,

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UnitIV

SpatiallyVariedFlow(SVF):Basicprinciples,DifferentialSVFequationsforincreasinganddecreasing
discharge,Classificationsandsolutions,Numericalmethodsforprofilecomputation,Flowoversideweir
andBottomrack.

8
UnitV
Flowinchannelofnonlinearalignmentandnonprismaticchannelsections,Designconsiderationsfor
subcriticalandsupercriticalflows,Designofculvert.

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References:

1. Chow,V.T.,OpenchannelHydraulics,McGrawHillInternational
2. Henderson,F.M.,OpenChannelFlow,McGrawHillInternational
3. Subramanya,K.,FlowinOpenChannels,TataMcGrawHill
4. RangaRaju,K.G.,Flowthroughopenchannels,T.M.H.
5. M.HanifChaudhry,OpenChannelFlow,PHI
6. French,R.H.,OpenchannelHydraulics,McGrawHillInternational
7. Srivastava,FlowthroughOpenChannels,OxfordUniversityPress.
8.OpenChannelFlowbyMadanMohanDas

NCE044TunnelEngineering
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310
Unit1
Siteinvestigations,GeotechnicalConsiderationsoftunneling

Unit2
DesignofTunnels

Unit3
Construction&Excavationmethods,softgroundtunnels,Rocktunnels
Unit4
Microtunnelingtechniques,Tunnelsupportdesign

Unit5

Ventilationoftunnels,tunnelutilities,safetyaspects

Books:

1. TunnelEngineeringHandbookbyJOBickel&TRKuesel
2. RockMechanicsDesigninMining&TunnelingbyZTBieniawski
3. Harbour&Dock&TunnelbyR.Srinivasan
4. TunnelEngineeringbyS.C.Saxena

NCE051COMPUTERAIDEDDESIGN
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310

UNIT1
ElementsofComputerAidedDesignanditsadvantagesoverconventionaldesign.Hardwarerequiredfor
CADworks.

8
UNIT2
Principlesofsoftwaredesign,conceptofmodularprogramming,debuggingandtesting.

UNIT3

ComputerapplicationsinanalysisanddesignofCivilEngineeringsystems.

8
UNIT4

UseofsoftwarepackagesintheareaofStructural,Geotechnical,andEnvironmentalfields.
8
UNIT5

Expertsystem,theirdevelopmentandapplications,IntroductiontoNeuralNetworks.
8
Reference:
1. ComputerAidedDesignS.Rajiv,NarosaPublication
2. A.I.andExpertSystemRobertL.Lerine&/LaneE.Drang,McGrawHill
3. NeuralComputing:Waserman,vonnostrand.
4. AutoCadd2013DummesBillFane
5.CadFrame&ArchitechturebyPieterVanDerWolf

NCE052ANALYSISANDDESIGNOFHYDRAULICSTRUCTURES
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310
UNITI

TypesofHeadworks:Componentpartsofadiversionheadwork,Failureofhydraulicstructures
foundedonpermeablefoundations,Principlesofdesign,Blighstheory,Khoslastheoryfor
determinationofpressureandexitgradient.

RegulationWorks:Falls,Classification,Introductiontodesignprincipleoffalls,Designof
Sardatypeandstraightglacistall.
PrincipleanddesignofDistributoryheadregulatiorandcrossregulator,canalescape,Bedbars.8
UNITII

Canal head works: Functions, Location, Layout of head works. Weir and Barrage, Canal head
Regulator, Introduction to the design principles of Weirs on permeable foundations, Design of
verticaldropandslopingglacisweir.

Crossdrainageworks:Necessityandtypes.Aqueduct,SiphonAqueduct,superpassage,canalsiphon,
levelcrossing,Introductiontodesignprinciplesofcrossdrainageworks.

8
UNITIII

Floodrouting:Types,methodsofreservoirrouting,channelroutingbyMuskinghamMethod.
InvestigationandplanningofdamsandReservoirs:Zonesofstorage,Estimationofstoragecapacity,
Reservoirlosses,Reservoirsedimentationanditscontrol,lifeofareservoir.Dams:classificationand
selectioncriteria.
EarthDams:Classification,causesoffailurePhreaticline,anditsdeterminationIntroductiontostability
analysis.

8
UNITIV:

Gravitydams:Forcesmethodofanalysis,modesoffailureandfactorofsafety,Elementaryprofile,
stabilityanalysis,galleries,joints,controlofcracks.

8
UNITV
Spillways:Spillwaycapacity,typesofspillways,Designofogeespillway,Energydissipationbelow
spillway,DesigncriteriaforHydraulicJumptypestillingbasinswithhorizontalandslopingaprons,
spillwaygates.

HydroElectricPower:assessmentofpotentialspeciallyinreferencetoIndia,classificationof

powerplants,importantterms,typesofturbinesandtheirsuitability.PowerHouselayoutand
importantstructuresofapowerhouse.

8
TextBooks
1. WaterResourcesEngg.ByLarryWMays,JohnWileyIndia
2. WaterresourcesEngg.ByWurbsandJames,JohnwileyIndia
3. WaterResourcesEngg.ByR.K.Linsley,McGrawHill

4.IrrigationandWaterResourcesEngg.ByGLAsawa,NewageInternational
Publishers
References

5.
IrrigationEngg.AndHydraulicStructuresbyS.K.Garg,KhannaPublishers
6. IrrigationandWaterPowerEngineeringbyB.C.Punimia&PandeB.B.Lal

NCE053WATERRESOURCESSYSTEMS
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310
UnitI

ConceptofSystem&SystemAnalysis:Definitionandtypesofasystem,SystemApproachandanalysis,
BasicProblemsinSystemAnalysis.

UnitII

System Techniques in Water Resources: Optimization using calculas, Linear programming, Dynamic
programmingandSimulation,CombinationofSimulationandOptimization.

UnitIII

Economic Considerations in Water Resources Systems: Basics of Engineering Economics, Economic

Analysis,Conditionsofprojectoptimality,BenefitcostAnalysis

UnitIV
MultiobjectivePlanning:Noninferiorsolutions,PlanFormulation&PlanSelection.

8
UnitV

Applications of Linear Programming: Irrigation water allocation for single and multiple crops, Multi
reservoirsystemforirrigationPlanning,ReservoiroperationforIrrigationandHydropowerOptimization

ApplicationofDynamicProgramming:Optimalcropwaterallocation,SteadyState,ReservoirOperation

8
policyforIrrigation.
BooksRecommended:
1. Ossenbruggen,P.J.SystemAnalysisforCivilEngineering,JohnWiley,NewYork
2. Taha,H.OperationalResearchAnIntroduction,VthEdn,PrenticeHall.
3. Loucks, D. P., Stedenger, and Haith, D. A. Water Resources Systems Planning & Analysis,
PrenticeHall.

4. Jain, S. K. and Singh, V. P. Water Resources Systems Planning & Management, Elesvier,
Amsterdam
5. WaterResourceSystembySubhashChander&RajeshkPrasad
6. WaterResourceSystembyPRBhave

NCE054MachineFoundationDesign
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310

Unit1

VibrationofelementarySystems:Vibrationmotion,vectorrepresentationofharmonicmotion,
Singledegreeoffreedomsystem:FreeVibrationsdampedandundamped,ForcedVibrations
dampedandundamped.

Unit2

Dynamics of soilfoundation System: types of machine foundation, design criteria, dynamic

loads,physicalmodelingandresponseanalysis,Barkensapproach,Ford&Haddowsanalysis,
Hammerfoundation,I.S.Codes.

Unit3

Dynamicsoiltestingtechniques:cyclicplateloadtest,blockvibrationtest,shearmodulustest,
geophysical methods, Resonancecolumn test, Two & three borehole techniques, Model tests
usingcentrifugeandshaketable,recentdevelopments

Unit4
Vibration isolation and control: vibration transmitted through soil media, active and passive
isolation, vibration isolation rigid foundation and flexible foundation, method of isolation,
properties of material and media used for isolation, vibration control of existing machine,
foundationisolationbybarriers.

Unit5

Guidelines for design and construction of machine foundation: data required for design of
reciprocating, impact and rotary type machines, guidelines for the design of different type
8
machines,constructionguidelines,guidelinesforprovidingvibrationabsorbers.
Books:

1. S.PrakashMachineFoundation.
2. B.B.PrasadFundamentalsofGroundVibration
3. Richard,HallandWoodVibrationsofSoilandFoundations
4. FoundationforIndustrialMachinebyR.G.Bhatia

NCE061GroundImprovementTechniques
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310
Unit1
Introduction,Reviewofcompactiontheory,effectofcompactiononsurfacebehaviour,Fieldmethodsof
compaction,QualityControl,Designofsoillime,soilcement,soilbitumenandsoillimeflyashmixes.8

Unit2
Insitu densification methods in granular soils, Deep compaction: Introduction, TerraProbe,
Vibroflotation techniques, Ground Suitability for Vibroflotation, Advantages, Mueller Resonance

8
Compaction,DynamicCompaction,DepthofImprovement.
Unit3

Insitudensificationmethodsincohesivesoil:Introduction,Preloadinganddewatering,Verticaldrains,

8
Electricalmethod,Thermalmethod.
Unit4

Grouting: introduction, suspension grout, solution grout, grouting equipments and methods, Grouting
designandlayout

GranularPiles:Ultimatebearingcapacityandsettlement,methodofconstruction,loadtest.
8
Unit5

Underpining of foundations: importance and situations for underpinning, methodology, typical

examples.

Geotextiles:types,functions,specifications,precautionsintransportationandstorage.
8
RecommendedBooks:
1. S.K.GargSoilMechanics&FoundationEngineering.
2.
PurshothamRajuGroundImprovement.

3. GopalRanjanandA.S.R.RaoBasicandAppliedSoilMechanics
4. J.N.MandalGeosyntheticsWorld
5. Bergadoet.al.SoftGroundImprovement
6. Koerner,R.M.Designingwithgeosynthetics
7. GroundImprovementTechniquesbyDr.PPurushothamaRaj

NCE062RIVERENGINEERING
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310
UnitI

Introduction,classificationofRivers,Mechanicsofalluvialriversincludingchannelandfloodplain
features,Sedimenttransportandbudgets,Rivermorphologyandvariousclassificationschemes.8
UnitII

BehaviourofRivers:Introduction,RiverChannelpatterns,Straightriverchannels,causes,characteristics
and shapes of meanders and control, cutoff, Braided Rivers, Bed forms, Instability of rivers, Hydraulic
geometry,Deltaformationandcontrol.

UnitIII

Mechanics of Alluvial Rivers, Rivers and restoration structures, Sociocultural influences and ethics of
streamrestoration.

UnitIV

BioengineeringTechniques,Classificationreview,NaturalChannelDesignAnalysis,TimeSeries,Analysis

8
offlow,Sedimentandchannelgeometrydata.
UnitV

River Training and Protection Works: Introduction, Classification of River Training, Types of training
works, Protection for Bridges with reduced waterway, Design of Guide Band, embankment and

8
spurs/dampnersandotherriver/floodprotectionworks.
Textbook:

1. RiverBehaviourManagementandTraining(Vol.I&II),CBI&P,NewDelhi.
2. Irrigation&WaterPowerEngineeringB.C.PunmiaandPandeB.B.Lal.
3. RiverEngineeringbyMargeretPeterson

4. PrinciplesofRiverEngineeringby(thenontidelalluvial)PHJameen

NCE063:GroundwaterManagement
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310
Unit1

Introduction, hydrological cycle & definitions, Occurrence of ground water, hydrogeology & aquifers,
Groundwatermovement,Darcyslaw,flownetsinisotropicmedium.

8
Unit2

Steadyandunsteadyflowthroughconfinedandunconfinedaquifers,Dupuitstheory,Observationwells,
Well Hydraulics: Single& Multiple well system, partially penetrating wells, Image wells, Mutual
interference of wells, well losses, specific capacity, Inverse problem i.e. pumping tests for aquifer
parameters,

8
Unit3

WaterWells:Designofwaterwells,Wellconstruction,Wellcompletion,DevelopmentofwellsPumping
equipmentforwaterwells,maintenanceofwells,groundwaterirrigation.

8
Unit4

Ground Water quality, Contamination of groundwater and its Control, Ground Water Modeling
Techniques,Groundwaterexploration,SurfaceandSubsurfaceInvestigationsofGroundwater,Artificial
dischargeandRechargeofGroundWater,Groundwaterdrainage,

8
Unit5
GroundWaterManagementTechniques:Groundwaterbudgeting,groundwatermodeling&stimulation,
applicationofGISandremotesensingingroundwatermanagement.rooftoprainwaterharvestingand
recharge.

RecommendedReferences:

GroundwaterHydrologybyToddD.K.
GroundwaterResourceEvaluationbyWaltonW.C.
GroundwaterbyRaghunathH.M.
HandbookofAppliedHydrologybyChowV.T.
Irrigation:Theory&PracticebyMichaelA.M.
GroundwaterbyS.Ramakrishnan

NCE064EARTHQUAKERESISTANTDESIGN
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310
Unit1
Internalstructureofearth,Causesofearthquakes,Seismicwaves,Magnitude,IntensityandEnergy
released,CharacteristicsofEarthquakes,

8
Unit2
ResponseofStructuretoEarthquakemotion,Modelingofstructures,Dynamicsofsingledegreeof
freedomsystem,

Unit3

Dynamicsofmultidegreeoffreedomsystem,Idealizationofstructures,seismicresponse,
8
Unit4

Introductiontoearthquakeresistantdesign,Equivalentlateralforcemethod,Responsespectrum
method,Timehistorymethod,Introductiontoearthquakeresistantbrickandmasonrybuildings.8

Unit5
ReinforcedConcreteframedbuildings,Codeprovisions.Introductiontomachinefoundation&itsdesign.
Degreesoffreedomofablockfoundation.

8
References:

1. IntroductiontoStructuralDynamicsJ.M.Biggs

2.
3.
4.
5.

ElementsofEarthquakeEngineeringJaiKrishnaanA.R.Chandrasekaran
IS:19831984CriterionforEarthquakeResistantDesign.
StructuralDynamicsTheory&computationMarioPaz.
Dynamics of Structures Theory and Applications to Earthquake Engineering Anil K.
Chopra.
6. EarthquakeResistantofDesignofstructures,AgarwalandSrikhande.
7. EarthquakeResistantofDesignofstructures,S.K.Duggal

OPENELECTIVESI

NOE071:ENTREPRENEURSHIPDEVELOPMENT
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310

UNITI
Entrepreneurshipdefinition.growthofsmallscaleindustriesindevelopingcountriesandtheir
positions visavis large industries; role of small scale industries in the national economy;
characteristics and types of small scale industries; demand based and resources based
ancillaries
andsubcontroltypes.
5
Governmentpolicyforsmallscaleindustry;stagesinstartingasmallscaleindustry.
2

UNITII
Project identification assessment of viability, formulation, evaluation, financing, fieldstudy
andcollectionofinformation,preparationofprojectreport,demandanalysis,materialbalance
andoutputmethods,benefitcostanalysis,discountedcashflow,internalrateofreturnandnet
presentvaluemethods.
8
UNITIII

Accountancy Preparation of balance sheets and assessment of economic viability, decision

making,expectedcosts,planningandproductioncontrol,qualitycontrol,marketing,industrial
relations, sales and purchases, advertisement, wages and incentive, inventory control,
preparation
offinancialreports,accountsandstoresstudies.
9
UNITIV
ProjectPlanningandcontrol:

The financial functions, cost of capital approach in project planning and control. Economic
evaluation,riskanalysis,capitalexpenditures,policiesandpracticesinpublicenterprises.profit
planningandprogramming,planningcashflow,capitalexpenditureandoperations.controlof
financialflows,controlandcommunication.
9
UNITV

Lawsconcerningentrepreneurviz,partnershiplaws,businessownership,salesandincome
taxes
andworkmancompensationact.
5
Roleofvariousnationalandstateagencieswhichrenderassistancetosmallscaleindustries. 2

Text/ReferenceBooks:

1. Forbat,John,EntrepreneurshipNewAgeInternational.
2. Havinal,Veerbhadrappa,ManagementandEntrepreneurshipNewAgeInternational
3. Joseph,L.Massod,EssentialofManagement",PrenticeHallofIndia.

NOE072:QUALITYMANAGEMENT

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310

UNITI

QualityConcepts:
EvolutionofQualityControl,conceptchange,TQMModernconcept,Qualityconceptindesign,
Reviewofdesign,Evolutionofprototype.
3

ControlonPurchasedProduct
Procurementofvariousproducts,evaluationofsupplies,capacityverification,Developmentof
sources,procurementprocedure.
2
ManufacturingQuality

Methodsandtechniquesformanufacture,inspectionandcontrolofproduct,qualityinsales
and
services,guarantee,analysisofclaims.
5
UNITII
QualityManagement

Organizationstructureanddesign,qualityfunction,decentralization,designingandfitting,
organizationfordifferenttypeproductsandcompany,economicsofqualityvalueand
contribution,qualitycost,optimizingqualitycost,seductionprogram.
3
HumanFactorinquality
Attitudeoftopmanagement,cooperationofgroups,operatorsattitude,responsibility,causes
of

apparatuserrorandcorrectivemethods.
2

UNITIIIControl

Charts

Theoryofcontrolcharts,measurementrange,constructionandanalysisofRcharts,process
capabilitystudy,useofcontrolcharts.
5
AttributesofControlChart

Defects,constructionandanalysisofcharts,improvementbycontrolchart,variablesamplesize,
constructionandanalysisofCcharts.
5
UNITIV

Defectsdiagnosisandpreventiondefectstudy,identificationandanalysisofdefects,correcting
measure, factors affecting reliability, MTTF, calculation of reliability, building reliability in the
product, evaluation of reliability, interpretation of test results, reliability control,
maintainability,
zerodefects,qualitycircle.
8
UNITV

ISO9000anditsconceptofQualityManagement
ISO9000series,Taguchimethod,JITinsomedetails.
7

Text/ReferenceBooks:
1. Lt.Gen.H.Lal,TotalQualityManagement,EasternLimited,1990.
2. GregBounds,BeyondTotalQualityManagement,McGrawHill,1994.
3. Menon,H.G,TQMinNewProductmanufacturing,McGrawHill1992.
NOE073:OPERATIONSRESEARACH

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310

UNITI
Introduction:

Difinitionandscopeofoperationsresearch(OR),ORmodel,solvingtheORmodel,artof
modelling,phasesofORstudy.
LinearProgramming:
TwovariableLinearProgramamingmodelandGraphicalmethodofsolution,Simplexmethod,
DualSimplexmethod,specialcasesofLinearProgramming,duality,senstivityanalysis.
UNITII
TransportationProblems:

Typesoftransportationproblems,mathemataicalmodels,transportationalgorithms,
Assignment:
Allocationandassignmentproblemsandmodels,processingofjobthroughmachines.
UNITIII
NetworkTeachniques:
Shortestpathmodel,minimumspanningTreeProblem,MaxFlowproblemandMincost
problem.
ProjectManagement:
Phasesofprojectmanagement,guidelinesfornetworkconstruction,CPMandPERT.
UNITIV
TheoryofGames:
Rectanagulargames,Minimaxtheorem,graphicalsolutionof2xnormx2games,gamewith
mixedstrategies,reductiontolinearprogrammingmodel.
QualitySystems:
ElementsofQueuingmodel,generalizedpoissonqueingmodel,singleservermodels.

UNITVInventory
Control:
Modelsofinventory,operationofinventorysystem,quantitydiscount.
Replacement:
Replacementmodels:Equipmentsthatdeterioratewithtime,equipmentsthatfailwithtime.
Text/ReferenceBooks:
1. WayneL.Winston,OperationsResearchThomsonLearning,2003.
2. HamdyH.Taha,OperationsResearchAnIntroductionPearsonEducation,2003.
3. R.PanneerSeevam,OperationsResearchPHILearning,2008.
4. V.K.Khanna,TotalQualityManagementNewAgeInternational,2008.

NOE074:INTRODUCTIONTOBIOTECHNOLOGY

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310
UNITI

Introduction:Conceptnatureandscopeofbiotechnology.
CellStructureandFunction:Eukaryoticandprokaryoticcells,cellwall,membraneorganization,
cellorganelles,Nucleus,Mitrochondria,endoplasmicreticulum,chloroplast,virusesandtoxins
intocells.
CellDivision:MitosisandMeiosis.
8
UNITII

Biomolecules:Abriefaccountofstructureofcarbohydrates,LipidsandProteins.
Genes:BriefideaaboutMendelslawsandchromosomes,natureofgeneticmaterials,DNAand
RNA,DNAreplication.
7
UNITIII

GeneExpression:Centraldogma,geneticcode,molecularmechanismonmutations,regulations
ofgeneexpression,housekeepinggenes,differentiationanddevelopmentmutationsandtheir
molecularbasic.
GeneticEngineering:Introduction,cloning(vectorsandenzymes),DNAandgenomiclibraries,
Transgenics,DNAfingerprinting,genomics.
9
UNITIV

Applications of Biotechnology: Bioprocess and fermentation technology, cell culture, Enzyme

technology, biological fuel generation, sewage treatment, environmental biotechnology,

biotechnologyandmedicine,biotechnologyinagriculture,foodandbeveragetechnology,
productionofbiologicalinvention.
9
UNITV

Safety and Ethics: Safety, social, moral and ethic considerations, environmental ethics,
bioethics and stem cell research, safety of new biotechnology foods, agro biodiversity and
donor
policies.
7
TextBooks/ReferenceBooks:

1. Smith,BiotechnologyCambridgePress.
2. P.K.Gupta,ElementsofBiotechnologyRastogi
3. H.D.Kumar,ModernconceptsofBiotechnologyVikaspublishingHouse.

OPENELECTIVESII

NOE081:NONCONVENTIONALENERGYRESOURCES
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310

UNITI
Introduction

VariousnonconventionalenergyresourcesIntroduction,availability,classification,relative
meritsanddemerits.3
SolarCells:
Theoryofsolarcells.solarcellmaterials,solarcellarray,solarcellpowerplant,limitations.4
UNITII
SolarThermalEnergy:

Solarradiation,flatplatecollectorsandtheirmaterials,applicationsandperformance,focussing
ofcollectorsandtheirmaterials,applicationsandperformance;solarthermalpowerplants,
thermalenergystorageforsolarheatingandcooling,limitations.
9
UNITIIIGeothermal
Energy:

Resourcesofgeothermalenergy,thermodynamicsofgeothermalenergyconversionelectrical
conversion,nonelectricalconversion,environmentalconsiderations.
4
Magnetohydrodynamics(MHD):
PrincipleofworkingofMHDPowerplant,performanceandlimitations.
2
FuelCells:

Principleofworkingofvarioustypesoffuelcellsandtheirworking,performanceand
limitations.
3
UNITIV

ThermoelectricalandthermionicConversions:
2
Principleofworking,performanceandlimitations.

WindEnergy:

Windpoweranditssources,siteselection,criterion,momentumtheory,classificationofrotors,
concentrationsandaugments,windcharacteristics.performanceandlimitationsofenergy
conversionsystems.
6
UNITV

Biomass:
2
Availabilityofbiomassanditsconversiontheory.
OceanThermalEnergyConversion(OTEC):

Availability,theoryandworkingprinciple,performanceandlimitations.
WaveandTidalWave:

Principleofworking,performanceandlimitations.
3
WasteRecyclingPlants.
Text/ReferencesBooks:

1. Rajaetal,IntroductiontoNonConventionalEnergyResourcesScitechPublications.
2. JohnTwideuandTonyWeir,RenewalEnergyResourcesBSPPublications,2006.
3. M.V.R. Koteswara Rao, Energy Resources: Conventional & NonConventional BSP
Publications,2006.
4. D.S.Chauhan,NonconventionalEnergyResourcesNewAgeInternational.
5. C.S. Solanki, Renewal Energy Technologies: A Practical Guide for Beginners PHI
Learning.

6. PeterAuer,"AdvancesinEnergySystemandTechnology".Vol.1&IIEditedbyAcademic
Press.

NOE82:NONLINEARDYNAMICSYSTEMS

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310

UNITI
Dynamicsystems:

Conceptofdynamicsystems,importanceofnonlinearity,nonlineardynamicsofflows(in1,
2, and 3 dimensions) and Maps (1 and 2 dimensions) in phase space, Equilibrium,
Periodicity.

Picardstheorem,Peanostheorem,boundednessofsolutions,omegalimitpointsof
bounded
trajectories.
8
UNITII

STABILITYI:

StabilityviaLyapunovsindirectmethod,converseLyapunovfunctions,sublevelsetsof
Lyapunowfunctions,Lasallesinvarianceprinciple.
7
UNITIII
StabilityII

Lyapunovsdirectmethod,converseLyapunovstheorems,Brokettstheorem,applications
tocontrolsystem,stablemanifoldtheorem,centremanifoldtheorem,normalformtheory
and
applicationstononlinearsystems.
8
UNITIV
Bifurcation:

ElementaryBifurcationtheory,catastrophe,strangeattractor,fractals,fractalgeometryand
fractaldimension.
8

UNITV

Chaos:
Deterministic Chaos, routes to chaos (period doubling, quasiperiodicity, intermittency,
universality,renormalization);MeasurementofChaos(Poincaresection,Lyapunovindex,
entropy);.controlofchaos.
9
ReferenceBooks:

1. D.K. Arrowsmith and C.M. Place, An Introduction to Dynamical Systems Cambridge

Universitypress,London,1990.
2. K.T.Alligood,T.D.Sauer,andJ.AYorke,CHAOS:AnIntroductiontoDynamicalSystem
SpringerVerlag,1997.
3. H.K.Khalis,NonlinearSystemsPrenticeHall,1996.
4. R.R.Mohler,Nonlinearsystems,VolI:DynamicsandControlPrenticeHall,1991.
5. J.M.T.ThomsonandH.B.Stewart,NonlinearDynamicsandChaosJohnWiley&Sons,
1986.
6. StanislawH.Zak,SystemsandcontrolOxfordUniversityPress,2003.

NOE083:PRODUCTDEVELOPMENT
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310

UNIT1

ConceptofProduct,definitionandscope.
Design definitions, old and new design methods, design by evolution, examples such as
evolutionofsewingM/C,bicycle,safetyrazoretc.,needbaseddevelopments,technologybased
developmentsphysicalrelaibility&economicfeasibilityofdesignconcepts.
UNITII
Murphology of design, divergent, transformation and convergent phases of product design,
identification of need, Analysis of need. Design criteria; functional, aesthetics, ergonomics,
form,shape,size,colour.
Mentalblocks,Removalblocs,Ideationtechniques,Creativity,Checklist.
UNITIII
Transformations,Brainstorming&Synetics,Morephologicaltechniques.
UtilityConcept,UtilityValaue,UtilityIndex,DecisionmakingunderMultipleCriteria.
Economicaspects,Fixedandvariablecosts,Breakevenanalysis.
UNITIV
Reliabilityconsiderations,Bathtubcurve,Reliabilityofsystemsinseriesandparallel,Failure
rate,MTTFandMTBF,OptimumsparesfromReliabilityconsiderations.
Designofdisplayandcontrols,Manmachineinterface,Compatibilityofdisplaysand
controls.Ergonomicaspects,Anthroprometricdataanditsimportanceindesign.
ApplicationofComputersinProductdevelopment&design.
UNITV
Existingtechniques,suchasworkstudy,SQCetc.forimprovingmethod&qualityofproduct.
InnovationversusInvention.TechnologicalForecasting.
UseofStandardsforDesign.

Text/ReferenceBooks:

3. A.K.Chitab&R.C.GuptaProductdesign&ManufacturingPrenticeHall(EE)
4. R.P.Crewford,TheTechnologyofcreationThinkingPrenticeHall.
5. C.D.Cain,ProductDesign&DecisionBussinessBooks.
7. C.D.Cain,Engg.ProductDesignBussinessBooks.

NOE084:AUTOMATIONANDROBOTICS

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310
1. Introduction: Definition, Classification of Robots, geometric classification and control
classification.
2. RobotElements:Drivesystem,controlsystem,sensors,endeffectors,gripperactuatorsand
gripperdesign.
3. Robot Coordinate Systems and Manipulator Kinematics: Robot coordinate system
representation,transformation,homogenoustransformanditsinverse,relatingtherobotto
itsworld.
Manipulators Kinematics, parameters of links and joints, kinematic chains, dynamics of
kinematic chains, trajectory planning and control, advanced techniques of kinematics and
dynamicsofmechanicalsystems,parallelactuatedandclosedloopmanipulators.

4.RobotControl:Fundamentalprinciples,classification,position,pathvelocityandforce
controlsystems,computedtorquecontrol,adaptivecontrol,Seroosystemforrobot
control,
andintroductiontorobotvision.
5.RobotProgramming:Levelofrobotprogramming,languagebased programming,tasklevel
programming,robotprogrammingsynthesis,robotprogramming forwelding,machine
tools,materialhanding,assemblyoperations,collisionfreemotionplanning.
6. Applications:Applicationofrobotinwelding,machinetools,materialhandling,assembly
operationspartssortingandpartsinspection.
Text/ReferenceBooks:
1. CoifetChirroza,AnIntroductiontoRobotTechnologyKoganPage.
2. Y.KorenRoboticsforEngineersMcgrawHill.
3. K.S.Fu,R.C.GonzalezY&CSGLee,RoboticsMcGrawHill.
4. J.J.Craig,RoboticsAddisonWesley.
5. Grover,MitchellWeiss,NagelOctrey,IndustrialRobotsMcgrawHill.
6. Asfahl,Robots&ManufacturingAutomationWilyEastern.