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First
Semester
Exam Duration(Hrs)
Relative
weightage
%
CODE
Course
L
T P
Credits
Theory
Practical
cws
MTE
PRE
ETE
PY1101
Engineering
P
ry$ics 3
L
2
5
3 2
10
30
20
40
MA1101
Engg.
Maths
I
3
0 4
?
20
40
40
ES1101
Environmenti
Studies
3
0 0
3
3
20
40
40
EC1101
Basic
Electror
cs
3
1
0 4
3
20
40
40
ES1102
Mechanics
of iolids
3 1
0 4
3
20
40
40
ME1101
Engg.
Graphic
2
0
2
3
2
20
40
40
ME1130
Basic
Worksh
Practice
p
1
0 2
2
2
60
40
Totalcredits
25
Second
Semester
Exam
Duration
(Hrs)
Relative
weightage
%
CODE
Course
t
T
P
Credits Theory
Practical
cws
MTE
PRE
ETE
cY1101
Engg.
Chemis
Y
2
7 2
4.
3
2 10
30 20 40
MA1201
Engg.
Maths
I
3 L 0 4
3
20
40
40
EE1r.01
Basic
Electrici
Tech.
3
L
0
4
3
20
40
40
cs1101
Programming
nC
2 L 2
4
3
2
10
30
20 40
ES1103
Engg. Thermc
lynamics
2
't
0
3
3
20 40
40
HS1101
Values,
Ethics
& Governance
2 0 0
2
2
20
40
40
EN1111
TechnicalCor
munication
2
1.
0
3 2
20
40
40
24
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cM1403
VALUES,
ETIIICS
& GOVERNAIICE
120021
Values:
Meaning
of
value
education, Three
Gunas,
Nature
and
kinds
of
value,
Understanding
Harmony
at
various
Levels:
understanding
in
the
human
being
as
co-existence
of
Self
('I')
and
Body,
in
the
Self
('I2),
understanding
myself,
harmony
with
the Body,
family,
Society,
Nature,
in
existence;
Ethics
and
Business:
Values
and
attitudes
for
professional
accountants,
Legal
frameworks,
regulations
and standards
for
business,
Nafure
of
ethics
and
its
relevance;
Rulis-
based
and frameworrk
approaches
to
ethics; Personal
development
and
lifelong
learning;
personal
qualities;
Ethical principles;
Concepts
of independence,
skepticism,
accountability
and social
responsibility;
Ethical
Conflict:
Relationship
between
ethics,
govemance,
the
law
and
social
responsibilrty,
Unethical
behaviour,
Ethical dilemmas
and
conflicts
of
interest;
Organisational
Governance:
The
role
and
key objectives
of
organisational govemance
in relation
to
ethics
and
the
laq
developmgnt
of
organisational
govemance
intemationally;
the role
of
directors
in
relation
to
organisaltional
governance; the
role
of
the
board, Types
of
board
structures
and
organisational
govemance
issues,
Policies
and
procedures
for
'best practice'
companies,
Rules
and
principles
based,approaches
to
govemance
Books:
1.
R.R.Gaur,
R.
Sangal and
G.P. Bagaria, A
Foundation
Course
in Human
Values
Professional Ethics;
Excel Books,
2010.
2.
S
Sadri
& J Sadri,
Business
Excellence
Through
Ethics
&
Governance,2nd
edition,
2015.
3.
U.C Mathur,
Orgqnisational
Governance
and business
ethics,
MacMillan
India
Ltd.
2009.
References:
1.
C.V Baxi, Organ$ational
Governance,
Excel Books, 2009
2.
D.
Mehta,
Sharm4,
Business
Ethics
and Ethos,
Ramesh
Book
Depot,
2008
3. R.
Namakumai,
$trategic
Planning
of Organisational
Strategt,MacMillan
lndia Ltd,
2000.
4.
S.
Sadri,
A.K.
Sir.lha
and
P. Bonnerjee,
Business
Ethics:
concepts
and
cases,
TMH, 1998.
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cs1101
Programming
in
C
12
12
4l
Computer
funda
:
The
von Neumann architecture, flowcharts
and
algorithms, operating
system
fundame
),
programs,
assembly
language,
high level programming
languages;
Number
System:
,
decimal,
octal, hexadecimal;
C Programming:
data
types,
variables,
operators,
statements,
control
structures,
functions,
recursion,
arrays
and
pointers,
records
(structures)
files,
input/output,
standard
library
functions
and
elementary
datastructures.
Laboratorv
will
include
assignments
on
branching,
looping,
functions,
recursions,
arrays, pointers,
and
a mini
project.
TEXT
BOOKS:
REFERENCES:
1. Kernighan
B.
tV.,
Ritchie
D.,
The c
progromming
Languoge ,2nd
Ed,
pHtndia,
19gg.
2'
Gottfried
8.,'lschoum's
outline
of
progromming
with
c,
McGraw-Hill,
2004.
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cvl101
Mechanics
of Ri{id
Bodies:
Introduction
to
basic
principles
and
concepts,
Force
systems,
resultant
of
concurfent
and non-concurrent
coplanar
force
systems;
Equilibrium
of
concurrent
and
non-concurrent
aoplanar force
systems.
Centroid
and
moment
of
inertia
of
simple
and
composite
areas,
Kinetics:
Application
of
D
oAlembert's
work
energy
and
impulse-
momentum
principles;
Mechanics
of
Deformable
Bodies:
Mechanical
properties
of
materials,
normal
qtress
and
strain,
Hooke's
law,
modulus
of elasticity,
tension
test
on
ductile
and
brittle
material]s,
factor
of
safety,
allowable
stress,
Poisson's
ratio,
shear
stress
and
shear
strain,
modulus
of
rigidity,
relation
between
modulus
of
elasticity,
modulus
of rigidity
and
bulk
modulus;
Strisses
and
deformations
in
tapering
bars,
stepped
bars,
thermal
stresses,
statically
indeterminate
problems,
stresses
on
inclined planes,
stresses
in
thin
cylindrical
pressure
vessels.
Text
Books:
1.
S.
s. Bhavi$atti,
'strength
of
Materials',
vikas
publishers,
2005.
2.
Bhavikatti
End
Rajasekharappa,
'Engineering
Mechanics,,
New
Age
Intl,
2006.
3.
Rajput
R
K1
Sitrength
of
Materials,
S chand
&
company pvt
rtd,
2015
4.
Bansal
R
KIA
Text
Book
of Engineering
Mechanics,
S
Chand
&
Company
pw
ltd, 6tr
edition
References:
MECHANICS
OF'SOLIDS
[3
104]
Vector
Mechanics
for
Engineers,
Tata
McGraw
Hill,
2004.
Mechanics
of
Materials,
S.
I. Version,
PHI,
1993.
and
Mahadevappa, Strength
of Materials,
CBS
publishers, 2001.
Engineering
Mechanics,
Wiley
India
Pvt ltd, 5e
Edition
A Text
Book
Of
Engineering
Mechanics,
S.
Chand
& Company
pvt
Ltd.,
1.
2.
J.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Beer
and
J
E.
P.
Basa
Khurmi
R
20th
edition
S
S
Rattan,
$trength
Of
Material,
TMH
Publication,2nd
edition.
Ramamruthprn
S, Narayanan
R,
Strength
Of
Material, Dhanpat
Rai Publication,
18tr
edition.
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cYl101
Engineering
Chemistry
12
12
4l
Chemical Fuels:
Classification;
Calorific
value and
its
determination;
Analysis
of
solid
fuel;
Liquid Fuel:
Distillation
of
petroleum,
Petroleum
cracking,
Reforming
of
petrol,
Octane
number
and Cetane
value,
Synthetic
petrol,
Combustion
based
numerical;
Water
Technology:
Hardness
of
water;
Units
of
hardness;
Ion
exchange
water
softening
technique;
Boiler
feed
water:
scale
&
sludge,
priming
and
foaming;
Polymers
&
Composites:
Molecular
weight
determination;
Glass
transition
temperatqre;
Methods
of
polymerization;
Mechanism
of
polymerization
reactions;
Compounding
of
plastics;
Vulcanization;
Conducting polymers;
Synthesis, properties
and
applications
of
some polymers;
Composition
and characteristic properties
of
composites;
Nano
Chemistry:
Synthesis, properties
and applications
of selected
nanomaterials;
Corrosion
and
its
control:
Theories
alrd Mechanism
of Corrosion;
Types
of
corrosion;
Factors
affecting
corrosion,
Protection against
gorrosion,
Paints
and
Coatings:
Antifouling
Coating,
Fire
retardant
paints
and
Case
studies.
Text
Books:
1. Jain P.c.
and
Jain
\v1., Engg.
chemistry ,
Dhanpat
Rai
and Sons,
Delhi,
l5th
Ed. 2006.
2. Kuriacose
J.c.,
Rajp Ram
J.,
chemistry
in
Engg.
and
Technologt ,
vol I/II TMH
1988.
3'
Puri
B.R.,
Sharma
iI..R.
and Pathania
M.
S.,
Principles
of Physicat
Chemistry ,
S.N. Chand
and
Co.
Jalandhar,
31st
Ed.
1990.
4.
AgarwalC.Y., Chqmistry
of Engg.
Materials ,TataPublications,
Varanasi,6thEd.1979.
5.
Sivasankar
8.,
Engine
er
ing
Chemistry
,
TNftI 2008.
Reference
Books:
1.
Ahmad,
Z., Principles
of
Corrosion
Engineering
&
Corrosion
Control ;
Chem E, Elsevier,
2006.
2.
Speight,
J.G. and
DBkker,
M.,
Fuel
Science
&Technolory
Hand
Book ,
New
yor(
1990.
3;
Harvey, D.,
Modern
Analytical
Chemistry ,
McGraw
Hill,
2000.
List of experiments
qf
Engineering
Chemistry Laboratory:
1.To
determine
the
viscosity
of
a
given
lubricating
oil at
various
tempbratures
using Redwood
Viscometer
No.
1
orNo.2.
2.To
determine
flash
point
and
fire
point
of the
given
lubricating
oil using
Pensky
Marten's
apparatus
3.To
determine
cloudl
and
pour
point
of
a
given
sample of
lubricating
oil
using cloud
and
pour point
apparatus.
4.To
determine
the mqisture,
volatile
and
ash contents
in
a
given
sample
of coal by
proximate
analyses.
5.To determine
the
calorific
value
of
fuel by
bomb's
calorimeter.
6.To
find
out the
chenpical
oxygen
demand
(coD)
of
a water sample
using
K2cr2o7.
7.To deionize
the
given
water sample
using ion
exchange
process.
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8.To
determine
the
titration
using
EDTA
9.To
prepare
urea
10.To
prepare
phenol
l
l.Preparation
of
l2.Observe
the
l3.Estimation
of
l4.To determine
the
conductometric
titrati
15.To
determine
the
metric titration.
.\
permanent
and
temporary
hardness
of
given
water
sample
by
complexometric
ution.
yde
resin.
resin
(Bakelite)
ic
Composites
for
the
Adsorption
of
Water
Contaminants
of iron
and
investigate
conditions
related
to
conosion.
Mohr's
salt
solution
using
standard
Klvftro4
solution
via Redox
titration
of
given
HCI
solution
using
a
standard
NaoH
solution
by
performing
a
of
given
HCI
solution
using
a
standard
NaoH
solution
by
performing
a
pH-
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ECl101
BASIC
ELECTRONICS
[3
10
4]
PN
Junction:
Formation
of
depletion
region,
Effect
of
forward
and
reverse
bias
on depletion
region,
I-V
characteristics
and
equivalent
circuits
of
ideal
and
practical
diode,
Diode
equation,
Application
of
Diodes:
Series
and
parallel
combination
of
diodes
circuits,
Half Wave
and
Full
WavJrectifiers,
gapacltor
filter,
clipper,
clamper
circuits,
Zener
Diode;
I-V
Characteristics,
Zener
Regulators,
LEDs,
BJT:
Construction,
schematic
diagram
and
characteristic
of
CE, CB
Configuration,
CC configuration
w.r.t. CE,
Relation
between
o
and
p,
transistor
biasing,
Q-point,
load
line,
fixed
bias,
self-bias,
bias
stabilization,
Transistor
as
amplifiers,
frequency
response,
Operational
Amplifiers:
Ideal
characteristics
of
an
op amp.,
inverting
and
non-inverting,
amplifiers,
linear
circuit applications
as
voltage
follower,
integrator,
differentiator,
summing
amplifier,
subtractor,
Digital
Electronics:
Number
systems,
Boolean
algebra,
DeMorgan's
Theorem,
logic
gates;
Truth
tables,
SOp,
pOS form,
K-map
for
minimization
of
Boolean
expressions,
Implementation
of
Boolean
expressions
with
logic
gates;
Combinational
circuits:
Half
and
full
adders,
Half
and
full
subtractors,
S-R
flip-flops,
Communication
Systems:
Elements
of
communication
systems,
examples
of
communication
systems,
Analog
and
optical
communications.
Reference
Books:
1.
J. Millman
& C.
C. Halkias
lntegrated
Electronics
TataMcGraw
Hill,
New
Delhi,
1994.
2.
M.
M
Mano,
'Digital
Design',
3'd
edition,
pearson,2009.
3.
G.
Kennedy,
B.
pavis,
'Electronic communication
systems',
TMH,
3'd
Edition,
19g5.
4.
B. P.
Singh
and
R
Singh,
'Electronic
Devices
and
Circuits,
Second
Edition',
Pearson
Edu,20l3.
5. R. L.
Boylestad,
T..
Nashelsky,
'Electronic
Devices
and
Circuit
Theory',
1Oft
ed, PHI,
2009.
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EE 1101
BASIC
ELECTRICAL
TECHNOLOGY
[3
104]
Introduction
to
Indian power
scenario,
Domestic
appliances,
Basic
circuit
elements,
Source
Transformation,
Series
&
parallel
resistive
circuits,
Review
of
KirchhofPs
laws,
Star
Delta
Transformations,
DC
Circuit
Analysis:
Mesh
and
Node
voltage
analysis,
DC
Network
Theorems-
Superposition,
Thevenin,
Norton,
Maximum
Power
Transfer.
Capacitor
and
Inductor-
Series
& Parallel
connections,
Charging
&
Discharging,
Energy
stored.
Magnetic
circuits:
Terminologies,
Analysis
of series
and parallel
magnetic
circuits,
Review
of
Electromagnetism,
Electromagnetic
Induction,
Fleming's
left
& right
hand
rules,
Faradays
laws,
Lenz's
Law,
Induced
emf
in
a
conductor
&
coil,
Mutual
lnductance,
Coupling
CoefFrcient
and
dot rule.
Single
phase
AC
circuits:
Generation,
Emf induced,
Average
value,
RMS
value,
Peak
factor,
Form
factor,
Phasors,
Analysis
of
pure
R,
L,
C, Series
and
parallel
combinations
(RL,
RC
and
RLC
circuits),
Power,
Power
factor,
series
and
parallel
Resonance.
Three
phase
AC
Circuits:
Star
and
Delta connections,
Analysis
with
balanced
loads,
Power
measurements.
Transformers:
Single
phase
transformer-
types,
Construction,
working
principle,
ideal
and
practical
transformers,
losses,
Efficiency,
Regulation.
Electrical
Motors:
Introduction
of
Single
&
Three
phase
Induction
motors,
DC
Motors,
Electrical
Instruments:
Fundamentals
of
Electrical
Measuring
Instruments.
Text
Books:
1.
E. Hughes,
Electrical
and
Electronic
Technologt
(8e),
Pearson
Education,
2002.
2. T.K
Nagasarkar.
&
M.S Sukhija,
Basic
Electrical
Engineering,OuP
2005.
3.
D.
P
Kothari.
&
I.J
Nagarath,
Basic
Electrical
rechnologt,
TMH 2004.
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ENl111
Technical
Communication
{2
103}
Effective
Pronunpiation:
Understanding
English
sounds
and
their
symbols,
phonemic
transcriptions,
cliaracteristics
of language;
Effective
Communication
Skills
(LSRW-
Listening,
Speaki4g, Reading and
Writing):
Definition,
process, typS,
ba:riers,
non-verbal
communication,
kmesics
&
paralanguage,
difference
between
general
and
technical
communication,
difference
between
hearing
and
listening;
Common
errors
in
professional
English:
Prepositions,
articles,
non-finite
verbs,
syntactic
erors
&
words
oftin
confused
(nouns,
verbs,
adjeptives
&
adverbs),
sentence
pattem,
question
tags,
synonyms,
antonyms,
one
word
substitutions;
Compositional
Skills:
Reading
comprehension,
paragraph
writing:
different
orders
of
paragraph
writing,
prdcis
writing,
formal
letter
writingfioU
uppti ation
L
resume
writing,
email
etiquettes,
technical
writing,
writing
a movie
rwiew-in
English;
Classroom
Activity:
Group
Discussion;
Mock
Interview;
Understanding
nuances
of
delivery
for
making
present4tions
and
impromptu public
speaking;
Literary
texts
for
Case
Studies.
Reference Books:
1.
C
Tickoo
and
J Sasikumar,
Writingwith
a
Purpose.
New
Delhi
Oxford
U
Press,
2000.
2. D
Green,
Contemporory
English
Grammar,
Structures
and
Composition,
Delhi
Macmillan
Pub$,2000.
3.
D Jones,
English
Pronouncing
Dictionary,London
ELBS,
2003.
4.
L Bauer,
An
Irytroduction
to International
Varieties
of
Engtisft,
Edinburgh
University
Press,
2A02.
5.
M
M
Mccarthy,
English
Idioms
in
(Jse,
cambridge
University
press,
2002.
6.
M Raman
and
S
Sharma,
Technical
Communication:
Principles
and
Practice
2/e,
Oxford
University
Presp,
New
Delhi
2013.
7.
N D
Burton
and J
B Heaton,
Longman
Dictionary
of
Common
Eruors,Harlow
Longman,
1998.
8.
N Ezekiel,
Collpcted
Poems,New
Delhi,
OUP, 2006.
9.
N
Krishnaswamy,
Modern
English:
A
Book
of Grammar
flsage
and
Composition,
Macmillan
Indip,2000.
10.
R
Parthasarthy
{ed.).
Ten
Twentieth
Century
Indian
Poets.New
Delhi:
OUP, 2009.
11.
S Mishra
and C
Muralikrishna,
Communication
Skillsfor
Engineers,
Pearson
Edu, 2010.
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ES1101
Environmental
Studies
[3003]
Basic
components
of the
environment:
Intemal
structure
of
Earth,
Spheres
of
Atmosphere,
Scope
of
environrnental
studies;
Environmental
concerns:
urbanization,
industri
alization,
agricultural
revolution
and
their
impact
on environment;
Structure
and
functions
of the
ecosystem:
Ecology,
Ecological
succession,
Chemical
cycles,
Energy
flow;
Environmental
pollution
and
control:
Air
pollution,
Water pollution,
Soil
pollution,
Noise
pollution;
Biodiversity
and its
conservation:
Genetic,
species
and
ecosystem
diversity,
Bio-geographical
classification
of India,
Value
of
biodiversity,
Threats
to
biodiversity,
Conservation
of
biodiversity;
Natural
resources:
Forest,
water,
mineral,
land
and
food
resources
of
India;
Sustainable
energy
and
development:
Conventional
Energy
Sources,
Non-Conventional
Energy
Sources,
Energy
audit;
Solid
waste
and
hazardous
waste
management:
Sources,
characteristics
and
control measures
of
urban
and
industrial
wastes,
Agricultural
revolution,
Environment
Impact
Assessment,
Evolution
and
history.
TEXT
BOOK:
l.
Bharucha,
E.,
Text
book
of Ercvironmental
Studies
for
undergraduate
courses ,
Universities
Press,
Hyderabad,
2nd
Editio
n,
2013
REFERENCES:
1.
Rao,
P.v.,
Principles
of Environmental
science
and
Engineeringl',pHI,2009.
2.
De,
A.
K.,
De,
A.K.,
o'Environmental
Studies,
New
Age
International
Publishers ,
New
Delhi,
2007.
3. Joseph,
B.,
Envir
onmental
studies
,
2nd
Edition,
T
ataMcGraw
Hill,
2009.
4.
Goel,
S.L.,
Kumar,
R.,*Disaster
management ,Deep
and
Deep
publications,200l.
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8S1103
Engineering
Thermodynamics
[2
1031
Definitions
&
Concppts, SI
Units;
System,
Thermodynamic Properties
of
Fluids:
Mathematical,
Tabular
and Graph]ical
representation
of
data;
Ideal
gas
Van
der
Waals
Equation
of state;
Compressibility
ch{rt;
Thermodynamic
Diagrams
including
Mollier
diagram;
Steam Tables.
Zetoth
Law
of
therr{rodynamics:
temperature
scale,
First
Law
of Thermodynamics:
Applications
to
Non flow
proceEses,
Applications
of
First Law
of Thermodynamics
of Flow
Processes
-
Steady
State
/ Trar4ient;
Applications
of First Law
of
Thermodynamics
to
Chemically
Reacting
Systems,
Second
Law
of
Thermodynamics,
Applications
Thermodynamic
Relations,
Thermodynamic
Pofentials,
Maxwell's Relations;
Availability,
Power
Cycles
and
Refrigeration
Cycles,
Gas-Vapor
$4ixtures
and
Psychrometry.
Text
Book:
1.
YVC
Rao, ,tn
Introduction
to
Thermodynamics,
Orient Longman,
2009.
Reference
Bools:
Y.A.
Cengel and
M.A.
Boles,
ThermoQynamics:
an
EngineeringApproach,McGrawHill
20t4.
C. Borgnakkp
and
R. E.
Sonntag, Fundamentals
of Thermodynamics,
Wiley
India
2010.
1.
2.
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MA
1101
Engineering
Mathematics
I
[3
104]
Differential
Calcnllus: Radius
of
curvature,
Circle
and
chord
of
curvature,
Asymptotes,
curve
tracing
for
Cartesilan
and
polar
curves.
Taylor's
theorem
for
a
function
of
one
variable.
Taylor's
and
Maclpurin's
expansion
of
functions.
Partial
Differentiation:
Euler's
theorem
on homogeneous fipnctions,
total
derivative, derivatives
of
composite
and
implicit
functions,
Taylor's
theorem
for
a function
of two
variables,
extreme
values
of a function
of two
variables,
Lagrange's
method
of undetermined
multipliers,
Errors
and
approximations.
Integral
Calculus:
Reduction
formulae.
Applications
of integral
calculus:
area
and
length
of
curves
and
volur{re
of
solid
of
revolution
of
simple
curves.
Matrices:
Elementary
transformations,
InTverse
and
rank
of a
matrix
by elementary
transformation,
consistency
and
solution
of
system
of
simultaneous
equations,
eigenvalues,
eigenvectors,
Caley-Hamilton
theorem,
diagonalization
of a matrix.
Text
Books:
1. B.
S.
Grew4l,
Higher
Engineering
Mathematics ,
Khanna
Publishers,
Delhi,
2006.
2.
E.
Kreyszig;
Advanced
Engineering
Mathematics ,
Wiley
India
Edition,2006.
3.
G.
B.
Thomras,
calculus
and
Analytical
Geometry ,
Narosa
pub.,
Delhi, 19g6.
References:
l.
S. Pal
&
S.
C.Bhunia,
Engineering
Mathematics ,
Oxford
University
Press,
2015.
2.
B.
Ram,
E{rgineering
Mathematics ,
Vol.
I &
[,
pearson,2012.
3.
S.
Narayan,
Differential
Calculus ,
Shyam
Lal
Charitable
Trust,
Delhi,
2002.
4.
S.
Narayan,
Integral
Calculus , S.
Chand
& Co.,
Delhi,
2005.
MA
1201
Engineering
Mathematics
II
[3
104]
Ordinary
Differeirtial
Equations:
Solutions
of first
order
and
first
degree
differential
equations,
separable
of
variables,
homogeneous
and
reducible
to homogeneous
equations,
linear
equations
&
Bernoulli
equation,
exact equations,
reducible
to
exact.
Linear
Higher
Order
Differential
Equations:
Linear
homogeneous
equations
with constant
coefficients,
inverse
differential
operators
and method
of
variation
of
parameters,
Solution
of
Cauchy's
and Legendre's
differential
equations,
solution
of
simple
simultaneous
linear
differential
equations.
Multiplg
Integrals:
Beta
and
Gamma
Functions:
elementary properties.
Double
and
Triple
integralg,
area
and
volume
by
double integration,
change
of
order
of
integration,
change
of
variables
from
Cartesian
to
polar
form and
vice
versa.
Analytical
Solid
Geometry:
Sphere,
right
circular
cone,
right
circular
cylinder.
Text
books
i
l.
B.
S.
Grewal,
Hflgher
Engineering
Mathematics ,
Khanna
Publishers,
Delhi,
2006.
2.
E.
Kreyszig,
Adianced
Engineering
Mathematics ,
wiley
India
Editi
on,2006.
3.
G.
B.
Thomas,
o'calculus
and
Analytical
Geometry ,
Narosa
pub.,
Delhi,
1986.
References:
1.
S.
Pal &
S.
C.
Bhunia,
Engineering
Mathematics ,
Oxford
University
Press,
2015.
2.
B.
Ram,
Enginepring
Mathematics ,
Vol.
I
and
II,
pearson,
2012.
3. E.
D. Rainville
flnd P.
E.
Bedient,
A
Short
Course
in
Diflerential
Equations,
Macmil
Pub..
1989.
4.
N. Piskunb\,Intqgral
Calculus,
Vol.
II,
Mir
pub.,
1981.
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ENGII\-EERING GRAPHICS
120231
Principle
of
Orthographic
Projections:
Points,
straight
lines parallel
to
one ref.
plane
(Hp/Vp)
and
inclined
to
other
ref.
plane,
Straight
lines
inclined
to
both
HP
and
VP,
Straight
lines
inclined
to
both
HP
&
VP
and
parallel
to PP,
Straight
lines
with traces,
Practical problems
on
straight
lines;
Computer
Aided
Drafting
practice;
Projections
of
Plane
surfaces:
perpendicular
one
ref.
plane
(
HP/VP
)
and
inclined
to
other
ref.
plane,
Inclined
to
both
I{p
&
Vp, Inclined
to
both
HP
&
VP
and
perpendicular
to
PP;
Projections
of Solids
(right
regular)
by change
of
position
method:
Axis
parallel
to
one
ref.
plane
(I{P/VP)
and inclined
to
other
ref.
plane,
Resting
on
one
of
the
ref.
plane,
axis
inclined
to
both
HP
&
VP,
Suspended
freely,
axis
inclined
to
both
Hp
&
VP,
Axis
inclined
to
both
FIP
&
VP
parallel
to
PP;
Projections
of
solids
by
Auxiliary
plane
method:
Axis inclined
to
both
F{P
and
VP;
Sections
of
solids (right
regular):
Using
Horizontal
and
vertical
section planes,
Using
section plane
perpendicular
to one
ref.
plane
and
inclined
to
the
other
ref.
plane,
Given
the
regular
true
shapes
of
various
solids
and
find
the inclination
of
section
plane;
Development
of
surfaces:
Parallel
line
development,
Radial
line
development,
Triangulation
development.
Isometric
projections:
Plane
surfaces
and
simple
solids
(prisms
&
cylinders),
Frustum
and
combination
of
solids,
Simple
machine
elements.
Text
Book:
1.
N. D
Bhatt
,
Engineering
Drawing,charotar
publishing
House,
Anand,
2014.
Reference
Books:
1. F.
Giesecke,
A.
Mitchell,
Engineering
Graphics,
Pearson
Education
Limited, 2013.
2.
Engineering
Graphics
using
AutoCAD,
Manual
prepared
by
Department
of
Mechanical
Engineering,
MUJ
Jaipur,
2015.
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M81130
Basic
Workshop
Practice
Introduction
to
Baqic workshop
experiments,
tools,
machines
and applications
of
processes;
Lathe
operations:
pacing,
tuming,
taper
turning
and
knurling
on
MS
cylindrical
work
piece;
Foundry
shop:
Stupy
of
types
of
moulding
process
and
various
tools
use
for
foundry
process,
preparation
of
a
grgen
sand
mould
and
demonstration
of
casting;
Welding:
Study
of
types
of
welding
and
applicaltions
of
welding,
perform
dif|erent
types
of welding
joints
on
MS
plate
with
arc
welding
processi
CaipentrA:
Cut and
prepare
T
halving
joint;
Fitting:
cut
and
prepare
mild
steel
square
part
anfl
make
all
the
edges
at 90
degree,
cut
a
10x10
mm
notch
on
the
mild
steel
piece
and make
all
ithe
edges
of
notch
at 90
degree;
Soldering:
prepare
fuirnel
using
soldering
operation;
Plumbinp:
cut
a
PVC
pipe
and
prepare
thread
on
it.
Text Book:
1.
S. Karunaka{an,
Production
Technologt,TataMcGrawHill,
HMT
Bangalore
2001.
Reference
Books:
1.
S.K.
Hajra
Cfraudhury
and S.K.
Bose.,
Worlcshop
Technologt
Vol.I,Media
Promoters
and
Publishefs
hrt. Ltd..
Mumbai2}I}.
2.
B.
S.
Raghuyanshi
,
Workshop
Technologt
Vol.l,Dhanpat
Rai and
Sons,
Delhi
2014.
Ir022l
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PY1101
ENGINEERING
PHYSICS
,
B.Tech.
{l/
ll
Semester)
Syllabus
[3
12
s]
OPTICS:
Double
slit
interference,
interference
from
thin films,
Newton's
rings,
Michelson's
interferometer,
Single-slit
diffraction,
Diffraction
at
a
circular
aperture,
Double-slit
interference
and
diffraction
combined-
Intensity
in
double-slit diffraction
(qualitative approach),
Diffraction
of
light
through
multiples
slits,
Dispersion
and
resolving
power
of
pratings,
Polarization
of electromagnetic
waves,
Polarizing
sheets,
polarization
by
reflection,
Double
refractfon
QUANTUM
PHYSICS:
Black
body radiation
and
Planck's
hypothesis,
Stefan's
Law,
Wein's
displacement
lawl Photoelectric
effect,
compton
effect,
Photons
and
electromagnetic
waves,
wave
properties
of
particles,
d$-Broglie
hypothesis,
Davisson-Germer
Experiment,
phase
speed,
ground
speed),
the
uncertainty
principle
QIIANTUM
MECHANICS:
An
interpretation
of
quantum
mechanics,
Schrodinger
equation,
particle
in
a
bo4, Particle
in
a
wellof
finite height
(qualitative),Tunnellingthrough
a
potentialbarrier
and its
applications,
The
simple
harmonic
oscillator(qualitative)
AToMtc
pHystcs
& MoLEcutAR
pHystcs:
Atomic
spectra
of
gaseq,
Energy
states
and
spectra
of molecules,
X-rays-Types,
Moseley
law,
I-ASER:
spontaneous
and
stimula[ed
transitions,
He-Ne
and
Ruby laser, Application
of
lasers
sollD
STATE
pHystcs:
Band
theory
of
solids,
Eletitrical
conduction
in
Solids,
Superconductivity-
Super
conductors,
Meisner
effect,
BCS
Theory
(lntroductory)
and
applications
of
Superconductivity.
Lab
course:
Newton's
riirBs,
Diffraction grating,
dispersive
power,
ultrasonic
interferometer,
Series
and
parallel
resonance,
Zener
diode, Transistor
characteristics,
Band
gap
energy,
Rectifier
and
filter
circuits,
Hall
effect, He-Ne
laser,
Planc('s
Constant,
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TEXT
BOOK
7.
D. Halliday,
R. Reshick
&
K. S. Krane;
PHYSICS;
Volume
ll; V
edition,
John
Wiley
& Sons, Inc,
2011.
2.
A.
Beiser,
S. Mahafan
&
S. R. Chaudhary;
Concepts
of
Modern
Physics;
Vl
edition McGraw
Hill,
2009.
3.
C. L.
Arora;
Practigal
Physics;
S. Chand
&
Co.
pvt.
Ltd., 2013
REFERENCE
BOOK
1.
R.
A. Serway
&
J.
W.Jewett;
PHYSCIS
for
Scientists
and
Engineers
with
Modern
Physics;
Volume
2; lX
edition,
Thomsonl
20L3.
2.
S. L.
Gupta
&
V.
K$mar; Practical
physics;
pragati
prakashan,
20L3.
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