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G. H. RAISONI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(An Autonomous Institute under UGC Act 1956 & Affiliated to RTM Nagpur University)

B.E. First Year/ Semester I &II

TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: APPLIED MATHEMATICS – I (BAML101)

Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. S.R.Pidurkar

Lecture

No. Portion of Syllabus to be Covered

1 Discussion of Course Objective, Outcomes of M-I Syllabus

2 Differential Calculus : Successive differentiation.

3 Successive differentiation.

4 Taylor’s series for one variable.

5 Maclaurin series for one variable./

6 Sequences and Series.



9 Tutorial-1

10 Indeterminate forms



13 Curvature and radius of curvature (excluding Newton’s method).

14 Tutorial-2

15 Curvature and radius of curvature (excluding Newton’s method).

16 Centre of curvature. Specific applications of respective branch & TAE –II.

17 Partial Differentiation : Partial differentiation.

18 Functions of several variables.

19 Tutorial-3

20 First and higher order derivatives

21 Euler’s theorem.

22 Examples on Euler’s theorem.

23 Chain rules.

24 Tutorial-4

25 Total differential coefficient.

26 Total differential coefficient.

27 Partial Differentiation (Jacobian) : Jacobian .

28 Jacobian .

29 Tutorial-5

30 Taylor’s and Maclaurin series of two variables

31 Maxima and minima of function of two variables.

32 Maxima and minima of function of two variables.

33 Integral Calculus: Beta and Gamma function.

34 Tutorial-6

35 Beta and Gamma function.

36 Beta and Gamma function.TAE –III

37 Differentiation under integral sign

38 Differentiation under integral sign.

39 Tutorial-7

40 Tracing of curves (Cartesian and polar curves).

41 Tracing of curves (Cartesian and polar curves).

42 Quadrature.

43 Volumes and Surface of solids of revolutions.

44 Tutorial-8

45 Specific applications of respective branch.

46 More Problems & TAE –I.

47 Matrices-I:Introduction,Inverse of matrix by adjoint method.

48 Solution of simultaneous equations by adjoint method.

49 Consistency of system of equations.

50 Consistency of system of equations.

51 Linear dependence.

52 Inverse of matrix by partitioning method. TAE –V.

53 Matrices-II : Characteristics equation

54 Tutorial-9

55 Eigen values & Eigen vectors.

56 Reduction to diagonal form

57 Cayley Hamilton theorem (statement & verification).

58 Sylvester’s theorem.

59 Tutorial-10

60 Association of matrices with linear differential equations of second order

with a constant coefficients & TAE –VII.


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: APPLIED MATHEMATICS – II (BAML110 )

Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. S.R.Pidurkar

Lecture

No.

Portion of Syllabus to be Covered

1 Discussion of Course Objective, Outcomes of M-II Syllabus

2 Multiple Integral: Introduction, Elementary double integrals,

3 change of variables

4 change of order of integration (Cartesian and polar),

5 Applications to mass,

6 Applications to area, (Cartesian and polar)

7 Applications to volume (Cartesian and polar)

8 Applications to center of gravity (Cartesian and polar)

9 Tutorial-1

10 Elementary triple integrals,

11 Specific applications for respective branch.

12 Statistics : Fitting of straight line, y = a + bx,

13 Fitting of a parabola y = a + bx + cx2 .

14 Tutorial-2

15 Fitting of exponential curves by method of least squares.

16 Measures of central tendency

17 Lines of regression

18 correlation. Rank correlation.

19 TAE-3( Home Assignment) ,Tutorial-3

20 Differential Equations: First order first degree differential equations

21 Linear Differential Equations

22 Reducible to linear

23 exact differential equations

24 Tutorial-4

25 Higher order linear differential equations with constant coefficients




29 Tutorial-5

30 method of variation of parameters

31 Differential Equations (Applications) : Cauchy's homogeneous differential

equations .

32 Legendre differential equations

33 Term Work 2:

Numerical Computations by using Matlab:

1) Solving of differential equation using MATLAB

34 Tutorial-7

35 Simultaneous differential equations

36 Special types of differential equations

37 Application of differential equations to electric circuits, Kinematics and

vibrations (only up to second order).

38 Application of differential equations to electric circuits, Kinematics and

vibrations (only up to second order).

39 Tutorial-8

40 More proobems


42 Revision

43 Term Work 2:


2) Creating & executing Simulink model for different application.

44 Vector Calculus: Scalar triple product. Vector triple product. differentiation

of vectors,

45 Gradient of scalar point function,

46 Directional derivatives

47 Divergence and Curl of vector point function

48 solenoidal motion and irrotational motion.

49 Tutorial-9

50 Vector Calculus (Integration): Vector integration

51 line surface

52 volume integrals

53 Term Work 2:


3)Handeling Complex algebra using MATLAB.

54 Tutorial-10

55 Stoke’s theorem (without proof)

56 Gauss divergence theorem,

57 Gauss divergence theorem,

58 Green’s theorem in plane

59 Green’s identities and their simple applications



TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: APPLIED PHYSICS (BPHL102) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Mrs. V. D. Raut

LECTURE

NO.

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

• ELECTRON BALLISTICS

1 Motion of charges in uniform parallel electric field, energy equation

2 Motion of charges in uniform electric field perpendicular and at an

angle θ

3 Tutorial 1

4 Motion of charges in uniform parallel magnetic field and concept of

constant energy, Motion of charges in uniform perpendicular magnetic

field

5 Tutorial 2

6 Motion of charges in uniform magnetic field at an angle θ

7 Tutorial 3

8 Motion of charges in crossed fields

9 Tutorial 4

10 Electron optics : Bethe’s law

11 Electrostatic lens

12 Cathode Ray Tube

13 Block diagram of CRO, Working of each block of CRO

14 Applications of CRO

15 Applications of CRO

16 Cyclotron working and limitations (TAE-3:- Home Assignment)

17 Tutorial 5

• WAVE OPTICS

18 Reflection, refraction, concept of division of amplitude, Interference in

parallel thin films

19 Interference in non-uniform thin films: wedge shape and Newton’s

rings

20 Application of interference : Anti reflection coating, surface testing

21 Tutorial 6

22 Brewster’s law, Malus law, optics axis, double reflection in Quartz

prism

23 Quarter and half wave plate, Polarization and its types

24 Production and detection of linear, circular and elliptical polarizations

(TAE-1- Quiz/ question answer/Aptitude test/ Extempore)

25 Tutorial 7

• LASER

26 Laser characteristics and Applications

27 Three Quantum Process : Absorption, spontaneous and stimulated

emission of radiation

28 Population inversion, metastable state, active medium

29 Pumping and pumping schemes: Three and four level scheme

30 Optical resonator: working

31 Ruby laser : Construction and working

32 He-Ne Laser: Construction and working

33 Expressions for coherence length and coherence time (TAE-7 Poster

making/Paper review)

34 Tutorial 8

QUANTUM MECHANICS

35 Compton Effect ; concept, equations for conservation of momentum

and energy, Compton shift equation, significance

36 Tutorial 9

37 Wave particle duality, De Broglie Hypothesis

38 De Broglie model of an atom justification for Bohr’s postulate

39 Davisson and Germer Expt: Construction, polar graphs, wavelength

calculations by Bragg’s law and by de broglie concept

40 Tutorial 10

41 Phase velocity, Group Velocity

42 Concept of Wave Packet Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle with

significance

43 Thought experiment for electron diffraction through single slit

44 Wave Function and its probability interpretation [TAE-5 Seminar/PPT

( Applications of Polarization, Interference, Laser, Semiconductor)]

45 Tutorial 11

46 Schrödinger’s Wave equations: time dependent and time independent

from time dependent

47 Infinite potential well, Eigen values and eigen function

48 Tutorial 12 (TAE-2 Surprise test/ Numerical test/ Derivation test)

49 Finite potential well: Tunneling

• SEMICONDUCTORS

50 Formation of energy bands in solids.

51 Classification of solids into insulators, semiconductors and conductors

52 Fermi function and Fermi energy level, intrinsic semiconductor

53 Intrinsic semiconductors, energy band diagrams of silicon and

germanium

54 Comparison with band diagrams of carbon (diamond) and Sodium

55 Tutorial 13

56 Extrinsic semiconductor, dependence of Fermi energy on temperature

57 Dependence of Fermi energy on doping concentration, derivation of

law of mass action

58 Current conduction in a semiconductor

59 Hall effect : concept, derivation of hall coefficient, Applications

60 Tutorial 14

61 p-n junction diode, diode rectifier equation

62 Zener diode, Avalanche and Zener break down mechanisms, LED

63 Tutorial 15

• ADVANCED TRENDS

64 Electrical: Diffraction/ Nuclear Physics/ Electromagnetics /Dielectric

and magnetic materials

Mechanical: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics/ Thermal

properties of solids/ Magnetism and Superconductivity

ETRX, ETC, CSE and IT: Nanomaterials and Superconductivity

Civil: Applications of Polarization (Optical Activity) , Applications of

Laser- Holography/ Interferometer/ Acoustics / ultrasonics.

65 Electrical: Diffraction/ Nuclear Physics/ Electromagnetics /Dielectric

and magnetic materials

Mechanical: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics/ Thermal

properties of solids/ Magnetism and Superconductivity

ETRX, ETC, CSE and IT: Nanomaterials and Superconductivity

Civil: Applications of Polarization (Optical Activity) , Applications of

Laser- Holography/ Interferometer/ Acoustics / ultrasonics.


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: APPLIED CHEMISTRY (BCHL103) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Dr. R. R. Shrivastava

Lecture

No

TOPIC COVERED

1. Water technology- Introduction

2. Purification of domestic water : screening ,sedimentation coagulation

3. Purification of domestic water :Filtration ,Sterilization

4. Concept of Hardness Scale of hardness units of hardness

5. Tutorial-1: Calculations of hardness

6. Softening Methods–Cold lime soda –Principle reactions process

7. Hot lime soda- Advantage over cold lime soda process, reactions process

8. Zeolite Process: Principle Process , limitation

9. Ion -Exchange Method: Principle Process, Advantages

10. Tutorial-2: Numerical on Zeolite

11. Boiler Trouble: Caustic Embrittlement, Boiler corrosion

12. Boiler Trouble: Scale & Sludge Formation

13. Lime-Soda numerical - TAE- III

14. Internal Treatment Methods( Carbonate & Phosphate conditioning)

15. Tutorial-3 : Lime-Soda numerical

16. Internal Treatment Methods( Calgon & Colloidal conditioning)

17. Lime-Soda numerical: Purity Factor & Cost

18. Lubricants-Introduction & Mechanism: Hydrodynamic lubrication

19. Mechanism of lubrication: Boundary & Extreme-pressure lubrication

20. Tutorial-4: Lime-Soda numerical: Raw Water & Treated Water

21. Types of Lubricants: Solid Lubricant : Ex. Graphite

22. Semisolid Lubricants- Preparation & Properties of Greases

23. Emulsion & Synthetic lubricant

24. Properties of lubricant: Viscosity & V.I ,Cloud Point & Pour point

25. Tutorial-5: Lime-Soda numerical ( Combine)

26. Properties of lubricant :Flash & Fire point, Aniline point

27. Criteria for selection of lubricant

28. Corrosion: Introduction, Theories of Corrosion, Atmospheric and Electrochemical

Corrosion.

29. Differential aeration theory of corrosion & Factors Affecting Corrosion

30. Tutorial-6: Viscosity Index & Acid Value

31. Types of corrosion by PPT & Protection against Corrosion-Design & Material

selection

32. Protection of Corrosion: Cathodic and Anodic protection

33. Fuels & Combustion: Calorific value: GCV & NCV

34. Determination of calorific value by Bomb calorimeter

35. Tutorial-7: Numericals on Bomb Calorimeter

36. Determination of calorific value by Boys calorimeter TAE- VII

37. Significance of ultimate analysis , Pulverized Coal and Storage of Coal

38. Liquid fuel & fractional Distillation of Crude oil

39. Cracking :Fluid bed catalytic Cracking

40. Tutorial-8 : Numericals on Boys Calorimeter

41. Synthesis of Synthetic gasoline: Fischer-Tropsch Process

42. Knocking in Internal Combustion Engine

43. Alternative Fuels: LPG, CNG, Biodiesel, Gasohol, Aviation fuel

44. Introduction to combustion calculation

45. Tutorial-9: Combustion calculation

46. Combustion calculation

47. Battery Technology : Reversible and Irreversible batteries

48. Construction & working of Dry Cell and Lead-Acid Battery

49. Construction & working of Lithium ion Battery

50. Tutorial-10 : Combustion calculation

51. Construction & working of Ni & Cd

52. Environmental Chemistry: Environmental Chemistry by PPT

53. Environmental Chemistry by PPT

54. Green Chemistry by PPT

55. Tutorial-11 : Combustion calculation

56. Advanced trends in Applied Chemistry: Ceramic materials

57. Types: Crystalline & Non-Crystalline

58. Properties of Ceramic Materials

59. Applications of Ceramic Materials

60. Revision

61. Revision


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: ENGINEERING MECHANICS (BCEL107) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. P J Wadhai

Lecture

No. Portion of Syllabus to be covered

1

Fundamentals of Statics:

Definition of mechanics, Body, Rigid Body, Scalar quantities, Vector

quantities, Representation of vector, Fundamental Units, Derived Units,

Particle, Mass, Weight, Fundamental principles of mechanics, Newton’s law of

universal gravitation

2 Equivalent Force System (2-D) :

Concept of Force, Unit Newton force, System of force, Principle of

transmissibility of force, Resolution and composition of coplanar force system,

3 Resultant, Equilibrant, Law of parallelogram of force, Triangle law, Polygon

law, Moment of force, Varignon’s theorem,

4 Exercise Class 1

5

Couple and it’s properties, Reduction of system of forces into a force couple

system. Numericals on equivalent force involving co-planer force systems

acting on body,

6 Numerical on Reduction of Force System into Single Resultant

7 Numericals on reduction of system of forces into a force couple system.

8 Exercise Class 2

9 Equilibrium of Two Dimensional Force System :

Force System :

Concept of equilibrium, Principles of equilibrium, Equations of Equilibrium,

10 Lami’s theorem, Numericals on equilibrium involving co-planer force systems

acting on body.

11

TAE – 7 : One Crossword / Puzzle Competition ( Objective Type ) for 15

to

20 Words Completion Related to Subject Matter.

( 45 Minutes Duration )

Weight age :

Absent or No Words Completion = 0 Mark.

1 To 3 Words Completion = 1 Mark

4 To 6 Words Completion = 2 Marks

7 To 9 Words Completion = 3 Marks

10 & More Words Completion = 4 Marks

Exercise Class 3

13

Beam :

Beam, Simply Supported Beam, Overhanging Beam, Beam reaction, Types of

load acting over beam i.e. Concentrated load, Uniformly distribute load (UDL),

Uniformly varying load (UVL),

14 Types of support i.e. Simple support, Hinge support, Roller Support,

15 Numerical on reaction of beam subjected to combination of loads.

16 Exercise Class 4

17 Analysis of Truss :

Perfect Frame, Imperfect frame, Deficient frame, Redundant frame,

18 Assumptions made in analysis of truss, Method of joints,

19 Method of sections, Numericals on forces in the members of a truss

20 Exercise Class 5

21 Numericals on forces in the members of a truss.

22

TAE - 2 : Surprise Test :

One Surprise Test ( Objective Type ) for 20 Marks. ( 45 Minutes Duration )

Weightage :

Absent = 0 Mark.

ST Score 0 to 3 Marks = 1 Mark

ST Score 4 to 7 Marks = 2 Marks

ST Score 8 to 11 Marks = 3 Marks

ST Score 12 & Above Marks = 4 Marks

23 Spatial Force System (Three Dimensional Force System ) :

Component of force in a space, Resultant spatial force system,

24 Force multiplier, Cartesian form of representation of vector,

25 Unit vector, Position vector, Displacement Vector, Scalar product or Dot

product,

26 Vector product or Cross product, Length of common perpendicular between

two non intersecting vectors, Shortest distance,

27 Moment of force about point, Moment of force about axis, Moment arm of

force about point,

28

Exercise Class 6

29 Moment arm of force about axis, Resultant moment, Couple,

30 Friction :

Definition of friction, Types of friction, Angle of repose

31 Coulombs laws of dry friction, Analysis of rigid bodies on rough inclined

surfaces, Numericals on friction

32 .Exercise Class 7

33

Properties of Areas :

Centroid of plane areas, Moment of Inertia of composite lamina, Radius of

gyration,

34 Second moment of area, Parallel axis theorem, theorem,

35 Product of inertia, Perpendicular axis, Polar moment of inertia,

36 Exercise Class 8

37 Moment of inertia & product of inertia about new axes,

38 Principal moment of inertia and principal axis direction by analytical method

only.

39 Virtual Work :

Virtual Displacement, Definition of virtual work, Principles of virtual work

40

, Exercise Class 9

TAE - 1 : Quiz / Question & Answer Session :

Quiz / Question - Answer Session in Regular Class.

Overall Judgment : 04 Marks

41 Virtual work method applied to beams, frames & mechanisms.

42 Numerical On Virtual Work

43 Impulse And Momentum :

Linear impulse, Linear momentum, Momentum equation for a particle and a

system of particles,

44

Exercise Class 10

TAE - 3 : Submission of Home Assignment :

One Home Assignment..

Approximate 8 to 10 Numerical to be Submitted Within 15 Days After Display.

Submission of Home Assignment : 4 Marks.

45 Direct central impact, Coefficient of restitution. Numerical on impulse &

momentum.

46 Numerical on impulse & momentum.

47 Simple Stress & Strain :

Elasticity, Elastic body, Plastic body, Rigid body, Perfectly elastic body,

Partially elastic body, Axial loading.

48 Exercise Class 11

49 Stress, Strain, Tensile stress & strain, Compressive Stress & Strain,

50 Elastic limit, Hook’s law, Stress strain curve, Working stress, Allowable ( safe )

stress,

51

TAE - 5 : Seminar / Presentation / Self Study Technique (SST) :

Submission of Synopsis ( 5 to 6 pages ) on Seminar Topic of Students

Academic Interest . = 1 Mark.

Presentation & Delivery of Seminar : 3 Marks.

OR

Submission of Numericals ( 10-15 ) on the Topic Allotted for Self Study with

Viva Voce. = 4 Marks.

52 Factor of safety, Principle of superposition,

53 Exercise Class 12,

54 Natural deformation, Thermal stress & strain in homogeneous bars.

55 Numerical on Thermal stress & strain in homogeneous bars.

TAE-– 6 : Extra / Co-curricular Activity :

Topic of Students Interest / Aptitude Test / Model Making / Poster / Report

Writing / PPT Competition. One Engineering Mechanics Aptitude Test [EMAT].

Absent = 0 Mark.

Present / Participation =: Marks / As per norms circulated.

Prizes to Winner, 1st Runner and 2

nd Runner.

OR

Presentation on Innovative Practices Current Trends : Delivery of Expert

Lecture by Guest / Internal Faculty & Question Answer Session OR Multiple

Choice Question at the end of the Expert Lecture

56 to 58

REVISION

TAE - 4 : Theory Attendance :

Overall Attendance : 75 % & Above = 4 Marks

Overall Attendance : Below 75 % = 0 Marks


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: BASIC ELECTRICAL (BEEL106) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. H S Dalvi

Lecture

No.

Portion of syllabus to be covered

1 Introduction to Subject

2 D.C Circuit elements(Voltage, current, Resistance).

3 Voltage source, current source (definition & characteristics),Electric

Power

4 Series – parallel connection , Star-delta transformation

5 Kirchhoff’s Laws, Superposition Theorem

6 Numericals

7 Magnetic Circuit,flux, reluctance, Analogy with electric circuit series,

parallel

8 TAE-I

9 Kirchhoff’s Laws for Magnetic Circuit, Numericals on Series parallel

ckts.

10 A.C. circuit, Periodic functions,RMS value,Avg. value, Definitions

11 Introduction to Inductor, Capacitor with derivations (Relation between

voltage and current)

12 impedance in series-parallel,Numericals

13 Phasor representation for different circuits

14 Numericals

15 Principle OF generation of 3-phase,star-delta

16 3-phase voltage, Power in balanced in 3-phase ckt.

TAE-II

17 Electric measurement – ammeter & voltmeter, Electrodynamometer type

wattmeter

18 Induction type 1-phase wattmeter, Ext. of range

19 TAE-III

20 Basic Principle of 1 phase transformer, Types,emf Equation

21 Ideal transformer, on –load transformer,

22 Phasor dia. of transformer on load(unity,leading,lagging power factor)

23 Equi. ckt. of transformer,Numericals

24 Losses in transformer, Efficiency, regulation,Numericals


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: BASICS OF COMPUTING (BITL104) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. N S Raote

Lecture No. Headings Topic Description

1 Operating

System

Introduction, Windows, Linux

2 Linux basic commands

3 Computer Networks: Introduction, Peer to peer

connection

4 LAN, MAN, WAN, Internet, Wireless network.

5 TAE-7 Mind Maps

6 C Fundamentals Algorithm, Flowchart, Program development steps,

7 Basic structures of C language C tokens. Data types,

Declaration of variables.

8 Assigning values, Arithmetic, Relational and logical

operators.

25 OC/SC tests and numericals

26 TAE-V

27 D.C. machines-Introduction, construction

28 EMF & torque equation for generator and motor resp.

29 Classification of D.C. Motor,generator with numericals

30 EMF, Voltage, Current relations in generator, motor

31 Characteristics of D.C. Motor

32 Starting & speed control of D.C. motor with numericals

34 Introduction to three phase induction motor, production of Rotating

magnetic Field

35 Construction, working of I.M., Slip, TAE VI

36 Torque equation,slip torque characteristics,

37 Power stages in I.M.,Numericals

38 Introduction to single-phase Induction Motor.

39 Capacitor Start, shaded pole 1-Phase IM

40 Basic of Energy Storage devices

41 Flywheel applications

42 Super capacitor Applications

43 Material Characteristics of Energy storage devices

44 Revision

45 Revision

9 Increment and Decrement operators. Control operators.

10 Expressions, Evaluation. I/O operations. If Else

statement

11 SWITCH case statements. WHILE, DO-WHILE

12 FOR Statements. Programming Examples under linux.

13 TAE-2 Surprise Test Programming Examples under

linux

14 Arrays, string &

structure

One and Two Dimensional Arrays, Initialization, String

variables,

15 Declaration, Reading, Writing, String handling functions,

16 User defined functions, Variables and storage classes.

17 Recursion, Preprocessor, Structure definition. Unions,

18 Initializing, Assigning values, Passing of structure as

arguments,

19 Programming Examples.

20 TAE-1 Quiz/Activities

21 Enumerated Data

types

Enumerated data types, Renaming data types with

typedef( ), Type casting,

22 Bit wise operators. and bit manipulation.

23 Pointers Declaration and initializing pointers,

24 Pointer based expressions, Arrays, Strings.

25 goto and structures, C program examples. TAE-3 Home

Assignments

26 Functions Functions with variable number of arguments, Dynamic

memory allocation. Programming Examples.

27 pointer to pointer, Pointers to functions, Functions

Returning pointers,

28 File management File management in C,

29 Opening and closing, I/0 operations on files.

30 Programming Examples TAE 5-PPT


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: BASICS ELECTRONICS (BECL105) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. L P Thakre

Lecture

no. Topic to be covered

1 Introduction of BJT and transistor action

2 BJT configuration CB, CE and CC mode with normal biasing

3 I/p O/p characteristics of transistor, DC load line and numerical

4 Single stage CE amplifier, i/p & o/p impedance

5 Practical amplifier biasing, RC coupled single stage CE amplifier,

6 Freq. response curve and band width

7 BJT as switch, Revision on complete unit

8 TAE : Slide show on semiconductors and group discussion on it

Evaluation : depending on understanding and discussion on concept

9 Revision for BJT & its applications

10 Introduction to logic gates and their truth tables

11 Logic families: RTL logic for AND, OR, NOT gates

12 TTL logic for NAND gate, Properties of logic gates,

13 Boolean Algebra, Boolean Identities, D Morgan’s Laws, Simplification of

logical expressions

14 Implementation of expressions with basic gates and universal gates,

15 Sum of products & Product of Sums

16 Implementation of SOP on Karnaugh Map and solving techniques

17 Karnaugh Map continued, Quine Macklousky method

18 Number system Binary, Gray, Octal, Hex & ASCII codes,

19 Arithmetic Circuits-Adders, Subtractors, (Half & Full), revision on unit

20 TAE : Surprise test

Evaluation : relative grade wise

21 Revision for Digital Electronics Fundamentals

22 Combinational circuits : Parallel adder, Fast adders (carry look ahead)

23 Multiplexers, Demultiplexers,

24 encoder, decoder,

25 Comparators, Sequential circuits : Flip flops : SR,

26 Clocked SR, D, JK

27 Registers : Shift register, Counters : binary counter, revision on unit

28 TAE : Home Assignment

Evaluation : as per date of submissions

29 Nano Technology(Benefits of Nanotechnology, Memory and Storage)

30 Nano Technology(Benefits of Nanotechnology, Memory and Storage)

31 Revision for Combinational circuits

32 Revision for Combinational circuits

33 Revision for sequential circuits

34 Revision for sequential circuits

35 Revision for Nano Technology(Benefits of Nanotechnology, Memory and

Storage)


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (BMEL108) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. S.R.Karale

Lecture

No.

Topic

1 Use of various drawing instruments, lines, lettering and ISI standards for

drafting. Simple geometrical construction.

2 Theory, techniques, first and third angle projections, multi view drawing from

pictorial views.) And view in orthographic projections. Projection of points.

3 Projection of straight lines inclined to both reference plane.

4 Projection of plane figures such as triangle, quadrilateral, regular polygons

circle, Plane inclined to both reference plane.

5 Auxiliary planes and view: Auxiliary vertical plane and Auxiliary inclined plane.

True shapes of plane figures.

6 Projections of solids such as Prisms with varying position of axes with ground

line.

7 Projections of solids such as pyramids with varying position of axes with ground

line.

8 Projections of solids such as cone, cylinder with varying position of axes with

ground line.

9 Section of solid such as Prisms, pyramids. Hatching lines

10 Section of solid such as cone, cylinder

11 Introduction to development of surfaces.

12 Conversion of pictorial view of solid to orthographic views.

13 Isometric projections

14 Isometric projections

15 Definition of scale, Representative fraction, construction of various scales such

as Plain, Diagonal, Comparative, Vernier, and Scale of Chords. Introduction to

basic Engineering curves (conic sections )


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: COMMUNICATION SKILLS (BHUl113) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Dr. Zakeriya

Lecture

No.

Theory /

Activity /

Practical *

Unit Topics

1 --- --- Introduction to the Subject and Syllabus;

Diagonistic Test for English Profeciency

2 Theory I

Importance of Communication; Importance of

Communicating effectively in English;

Communication Process

3 Theory /

Activity I

Channels of communication; Barriers to effective

communication (Activity and Theory)

4 Theory II

Introduction to Technical Communication;

differences between General and Technical

Communication; importance of Technical

Communication

5 Theory II Technical Communication Skills – Listening,

Speaking, Reading, Writing

6 Theory III Listening Process; Hearing and Listening; Poor

listening habits; Traits of a good listener

7 Theory /

Activity III

Types of Listening; Barriers to Listening (Activity

and Theory)

8 Practical III Practical Exercises for Listening




12 Practical IV Phonetics and Diction




16 Theory /

Activity IV

Body Language / Miscellaneous tips and

techniques on speaking

17 Activity IV Group Discussions

18 Activity IV Group Discussions

19 Theory V

Reading Process; Reading Skills - Vocabulary

Skills, Visual Perception Skills, Prediction

Techniques

20 Theory /

Activity V

Reading Comprehension – Techniques for good

comprehension - Skiming, Scanning, Intensive

Reading Skills

21 Activity V Reading Comprehension – Interpreting charts and

tables and other graphics

22 Theory /

Activity V Developing reading speed

23 Practical V Developing reading speed

24 Theory V Loud Reading

25 Theory V Loud Reading

26 Theory VI

Characteristics of Technical Writing –

introduction, characteristics, techniques; Choice of

right words, phrases and sentences; Principles of

paragraph writing

27 Theory /

Activity VII

Business Letters – The 7 Cs of Letter Writing,

structure of business letters, writing business

letters - applications

28 Theory VII Writing business letters - enquiry, quotations

29 Theory VII Writing business letters - complaints, cover letters

30 Theory VII Writing professional emails

31 Practical VII Writing professional emails

32 Practical VII Writing professional emails

33 Theory VIII Writing proposals, reports, press release

34 Theory VIII Writing articles, essays

35 Theory VIII Drafting of Notices and Advertisements (for

newspapers); note-making

36 Theory IX Effective use of dictionary; etymology;

homophones and homonyms

37 Theory IX Synonyms and antonyms; words frequently

confused or misspelt, idioms and phrases

38 Theory X Parts of Speech – introduction, prepositions

39 Theory X articles; tenses;

40 Theory X narration; punctuation; voice


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY (BHUP109)

Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. Rutika Meshkar Sr. No. Topic Description

1 Ethics � Behavioural Values

� Code of Conduct in College

Premises

� Addiction

� Patriotism – Building respect for the

Country, National Anthem and

National Flag

� Ragging

� Respect for Individuals &

Environment

� Peer – Pressure & Support

� Moral Uprightness

� Importance of Altruism

� Living by the Rules.

Value System & Value

Education

� Understanding how value system

affects behaviour and perception

� Difference between Values, Moral

& Ethics

� Concept of Equality, Acceptance,

Humility

� Importance of Empathy

� Understanding the values in

Human- Human relationship

� Overview on core Human Values

� Importance of Value education for

College Student

� Understanding the meaning of

Vishwas : Differentiating between

intention and competence

� How to resolve ethical dilemma

� “Right” and “Wrong” Action

Copyrights, Corruption&

Integrity

� Introduction

� Moral Obligations

� Copyright Infringement

� Patent Law

� Case Study Analysis

2 Self Analysis The students are made aware of the

concept and importance of self-

analysis.

The following tools are explained along

with an activity for each: - SWOT Analysis

- JoHari Window

3 Goal Setting The importance and benefits of proper

goal setting is explained to the

students. The following topics are

covered: - S.M.A.R.T. Goals

- Principles of Goal Setting

- Steps for Goal Setting

- Activity

4 Grooming & Body

Language

The students are trained on various

aspects of self-grooming and body-

language.

5 Attitude Development Types of Attitude, How society affects

attitude, Importance of right

attitude, Activity

6 Vocabulary Building,

Public Speaking &

Extempore

Vocabulary Building, Crosswords,

Word & Meaning, Spellings,

Conversation Practice, Extempore

Practice, Intonation, Speech Anxiety

7 Making & Delivering

PowerPoint

Presentations

Tips & Techniques on making effective

presentation. Present with a

panache, Practice Presentation,

Body Language

8 Creative Thinking Creativity, Creative writing, Out of the

box thinking, Phases of Critical

Thinking, Ways to enhance

creativity, Creative habits of the

Mind, Brainstorming.

9 Self Awareness&

Mindfulness

Being Self Aware, Self Awareness in

relationships, SWOT, Developing

Self Awareness, Self Mastery

10 Value System & Value

Education

� Understanding how value system

affects behaviour and perception

� Difference between Values, Moral

& Ethics

� Concept of Equality, Acceptance,

Humility

� Importance of Empathy

� Understanding the values in

Human- Human relationship

� Overview on core Human Values

� Importance of Value education for

College Student

� Understanding the meaning of

Vishwas : Differentiating between

intention and competence

� How to resolve ethical dilemma

� “Right” and “Wrong” Action

11 Cheating, Copyrights,

Corruption

� Introduction

� Moral Obligations

� Copyright Infringement

� Patent Law

� Case Studies

� Case Study Analysis


TEACHING PLAN

Session: 2015-16

Subject: BIO SYATEMS IN ENGINEERING (BIDL101) Sections: All

Subject Coordinator: Prof. S. S. Wazalwar

LECTURE

NO.

UNIT

NO. Topic/Topic Description

UNIT 1

Genetic Engineering:

1.

Basic of biology, import aces and origin of life, introduction to

subfields of biology

2. DNA , Structure of DNA, cell types

3.

Basic of RNA, its structure ,Conversion process in prokaryotes

and eukaryotes

4.

Protein Engineering, Structure of protein, level of protein, protein

folding problem

5. TAE- I : Poster Making

UNIT 2

Human Physiology

6. Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology

7. The Nervous System

8. Cardiovascular System

9. TAE-2:- Technical Presentation

UNIT 3

Biomedical Instrumentation

10. Bio-imaging techniques, ECG, Computer aided ECG

11. X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan

12. Blood pressure measurement instrument, spirometry

13. TAE-3:- Bio Medical Instrumentation

UNIT 4

Telemetry

14. Introduction to telemetry, wireless telemetry, Signal channel

telemetry

15. Temperature telemetry, remote operation

16. Case study of various tools

17. Overview of various projects in different fields.

18. TAE-4:- Case Study on remote operation

UNIT 5

Brain Machine Interface

19. Invasive BMI,

20. Partially Invasive BMI

21. Non-Invasive BMI

22. Cell Culture BMI

UNIT 6

Applications of Biomedical Engineering

23. Biomedical Signal Processing and Modelling

24. Biomaterials and Prosthetic Devices

25. Biomedical Image Processing

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