KERALA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Proposed Scheme for Semesters I & II and outline for Semesters III to VIIISEMESTER I

SlotCourse No.SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

AMA101Mathematics I3-1-044

B (1/2)PH 100/ CY 100Engineering Physics/Engineering Chemistry3-1-044

CBE 103Engineering Mechanics3-1-044

DBE 101-0XIntroduction to ________Engineering2-1-033

EBE 105Introduction to Sustainable Engineering2-1-033

F

(1/4)CE 100ME 100EE 100EC 100Basics of Civil EngineeringBasics of Mechanical EngineeringBasics of Electrical EngineeringBasics of Electronics2-1-0

3

3

G(1/2)PH110/CY110Engineering Physics Lab/Engineering Chemistry Lab0-0-221

H(2/4)CE110/ME110/EE110/EC110/CS110/CH110Basic Engineering Workshops(CS110 for CS and related branches and CH110 for CH and related branches only) 0-0-2+0-0-22

21

1

ILanguage lab./ Bridge courses/ Remedial programmes/MicroProjects etc0-0-33P/F

3024

JEntrepreneurship/TBI/NCC/NSS/Physical Edn. etc0-0-22P/F

Notes: 1. Basic Engineering course of the parent branch included as Introduction to _____________Engg (3 credits)List of Courses offered under BE 101-0XBE101-01 Introduction to Civil EngineeringBE101-02 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering BE101-03 Introduction to Electrical Engineering BE101-04 Introduction to Electronics Engineering BE101-05 Introduction to Computer Sciences and EngineeringBE101-06 Introduction to Chemical Engineering

For example, Civil Engineering students shall study Introduction to Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering students shall study Introduction to Chemical Engineering and Information Technology students shall study Introduction to Computer Sciences and Information Technology etc

2. Institutions can recommend one of four other Basic Engineering courses offered during this semester.3. The five workshop programmes will be connected with the Basics of Engineering courses offered. The students should attend two workshops in S1 and two in S2For example, students opting Introduction to Civil Engineering or Basic Civil Engineering should attend the Civil Engineering Workshop, students opting Introduction to Mechanical Engineering or Basic Mechanical Engineering should attend the Mechanical Engineering Workshop, students opting Introduction to Chemical Engineering should attend the Chemical Engineering Workshop and students opting Introduction to Computer Science and Information Technology should attend the Computer Science Workshop etc. The students shall be introduced to the various components, the dismantling and assembly of various equipments and some preliminary hands on training with different tools.

4. Engineering Physics and Engineering Chemistry shall be offered in both semesters. Institutions can advise students belonging to about 50% of the number of branches in the institution to opt for Engineering Physics in S1 and Engineering Chemistry in S2 and vice versa. The students opting for Engineering Physics in S1 should attend Engineering Physics Lab in S1 and students opting for Engineering Chemistry in S1 should opt for Engineering Chemistry Lab in S1.

5. Course I is a Pass/Fail course, the Institutions should conduct diagnostic tests to identify the training requirements of each student and advise them to attend the suitable programme. The students who excel in all diagnostic tests can be assigned Micro projects under the guidance of faculty members.

SEMESTER II

SlotCourse No.SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

AMA102Mathematics II3-1-044

B (1/2)PH 100/ CY 100Engineering Physics/Engineering Chemistry3-1-044

CBE 102Engineering Graphics1-1-243

DBE 104Design and Engineering2-0-243

E, F

(2/4)CE 100ME 100EE 100EC 100Basics of Civil EngineeringBasics of Mechanical EngineeringBasics of Electrical EngineeringBasics of Electronics2-1-0+2-1-03

3

3

3

G(1/2)PH110/CY110Engineering Physics Lab/Engineering Chemistry Lab0-0-221

H(2/4)CE110/ME110/EE110/EC110/Basic Engineering Workshops 0-0-2+0-0-22

21

1

ILanguage lab./ Bridge courses/Remedial programmes/MicroProjects etc0-0-22P/F

3023

JEntrepreneurship/TBI /NCC/NSS/Physical Edn. etc0-0-22P/F

Note: 1. Institutions can recommend two of four Basic Engineering courses not already taken by the student in the previous semester and the corresponding Workshop programmes.

Knowledge Segments and Course number Prefix Basic Sciences [BS] Mathematics[MA] Humanities [HU] Basic Engineering [BE] Professional Engineering[PE] Electives [EL] Laboratory/Practical [PE] Seminar[PE] Comprehensive Viva [PE] Design Project [PE] Project [PE] Students Activities [SA]

SEMESTER -3 CIVIL ENGINEERING Course No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

MA 201Mathematics3-1-044

PE Mechanics of Structures44

PESurveying-I44

PEBuilding Construction and Drawing44

PEEngineering Geology33

PEFluid Mechanics33

PEComputer Aided Civil Engineering Drafting Lab21

PEPractical Surveying -I21

Remedial Programmes2

SAEntrepreneurship/TBI /NCC/NSS/Physical Edn/Design Project/Student activities,. etc2

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 24 Cumulative Credits = 71 SEMESTER 4CIVIL ENGINEERINGCourse No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

MA 202Mathematics3-1-044

PEStructural Analysis-I44

PEFluid Mechanics-II33

PESurveying II33

PEGeotechnical Engineering-I33

PEConcrete Technology33

HU 202Technical Communication0-0-221

PEStrength of Materials Lab21

PEFluid Mechanics Lab21

Remedial Programmes2

SAEntrepreneurship/TBI /NCC/NSS/Physical Edn./Design Project/Student activities, etc2

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 23 Cumulative Credits = 94 SEMESTER - 5 CIVIL ENGINEERING:Course No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

PEDesign of Reinforced Concrete structures-I44

HU 301Business Economics3-0-033

PEGeotechnical Engineering-II33

PETransportation Engineering-I33

PEEnvironmental Engineering-I33

ELElective 133

PEDesign Project22

PEConcrete Lab21

PEGeotechnical Engineering Lab21

Remedial Programmes2

SAEntrepreneurship/TBI /NCC/NSS/Physical Edn., Honours Course/Student activities, etc3

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 23 Cumulative Credits = 117

SEMESTER 6 CIVIL ENGINEERING:Course No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

PEDesign of Steel Structures-I3(4)3(4)

PEStructural Analysis-II33

PETransportation Engineering-II33

PEEnvironmental Engineering-II33

PEWater Resources Engineering33

HULife and Professional Skills0-0-221

ELElective 233

PEComprehensive Viva12

PETransportation Engineering Lab21

PEEnvironmental Engineering Lab21

SAEntrepreneurship/TBI /Honours Course/NCC/NSS/ Physical Edn/ Project/Student activities, etc5

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 23 Cumulative Credits = 140

SEMESTER - 7 CIVIL ENGINEERING:Course No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

PEDesign of Reinforced Concrete Structures-II33

PEDesign of Hydraulic Structures (WRE-II)33

PEComputer Programming and Numerical Methods33

PEAdvanced Structural Analysis33

HUPrinciples of Management4-0-044

ELElective 333

PESeminar22

PESurveying-II Lab21

SAEntrepreneurship/TBI /Honours Course/NCC/NSS/Physical Edn./Project/ Student activities, etc7

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 22 Cumulative Credits = 162

SEMESTER - 8 CIVIL ENGINEERING:Course No:SubjectL-T-PHoursCredits

PEDesign of Steel Structures-II33

PEQuantity Surveying and Valuation33

PE(EL)Elective 433

ELElective 5 (Non Departmental)33

PEProject126

SAEntrepreneurship/ TBI/ Honours Course/NCC/ NSS/ Physical Edn/ Student activities, etc6

Total Hours:30 Total Credits = 18 Cumulative Credits = 180