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LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.Kartiksharma

Discipline : Civil Engineering

Semester : 4th Semester

Subject :CED-II

Lesson Plan Duration :15 Weeks (from January, 2018 to April, 2018)

Work Load(Lecture / Practical) per week(in hours) :Lectures-00, Practicals-06

Week Theory Practical

Lecture

Day

Practical

Day

Topic

1st 1st 1st Drains and Sewers:

Cross section of standard types of open drains (circular,

v-shaped and -shaped) with their foundations

2nd 2nd Cross section of earthen ware and RCC sewer pipes

2nd 3rd 3rd Cross sections of masonry sewers (circular and egg

shaped)

4th 4th Traps, manholes and inspection chamber:Detailed

section of floor trap and gully trap

3rd 5th 5th Detailed plan and section of an inspection chamber

6th 6th Detailed plan and section of a manhole

4th 7th 7th Detailed plan and cross sections of a domestic septic

tank for 10 and

50 users

8th 8th Detailed plan and cross sections of a soak pit for 10 and

50 users

5th 9th 9th Bath room and W.C connections:Cross-section

through the external wall of lavatories at ground and

first

floor showing the one and two pipe system and the

connections of the

lavatory to inspection chamber

10th 10th Plan of a bathroom showing positions of lavatory, bath

tub, wash-basin, taps and showers

6th 11th 11th Draw sectional elevation of a two storeyed building

showing details of one pipesystem

12th 12th Draw sectional elevation of a two storeyed building

showing details of

two pipes systems with sanitation system

7th 13th 13th Practice of reading water supply and sanitary

engineering working drawings (PWD/urban

Development agencies) including hot water and cold

water supply system of a two room set-1

14th 14th Practice of reading water supply and sanitary

engineering working drawings (PWD/urban

Development agencies) including hot water and cold

water supply system of a two room set-2

8th 15th 15th Detailed Layout Plan of Sewage Treatment Plant for a

residential are

16th 16th Detailed Layout Plan of Effluent Treatment Plant for an

industrial unit

9th 17th 17th IRRIGATION ENGINEERING

DRAWING:Introduction

18th 18th Typical cross-section of a L-section of a channel for

given data

10th 19th 19th Typical cross section of an unlined and lined channel in

cutting

20th 20th Typical cross section of an unlined and lined channel

partly cutting and partly filling

11th 21th 21th Fully in filling with given design data.

22th 22th Layout plan of a canal head works.

12th 23th 23th Draw the typical L-section of a weir

24th 24th Draw the X-section of an Earthen Dam-Homogeneous

13th 25th 25th Draw the X-section of an Earthen Dam-Zoned type

26th 26th Draw the X-section of an Earthen Dam-Diaphragm type

14th 27th 27th Cross section of a tube well

28th 28th Layout and cross section of rain water harvesting

system-1

15th 29th 29th Layout and cross section of rain water harvesting

system-2

30th 30th Site Visit

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.Kartiksharma



Subject :E.R.B.C.




Lecture

Day

Topic (Including assignment/test) Practical

Day

Topic

1st 1st Elements of Engineering Seismology:

General features of tectonic of seismic regions

2nd Causes of earthquakes, Seismic

waves, earthquake size (magnitude and intensity)

3rd Epicentre, Seismograph,

Classification of earthquakes

2nd 4th Seismic zoning map of India

5th Static and Dynamic Loading

6th Fundamental period.

3rd 7th Seismic Behaviour of Traditionally-Built

Constructions of India:

Performance of building during earthquakes

8th Mode of failure-Out-of-plane

failure

9th in-plane failure

4th 10th Diaphragm failure

11th Connection failure

12th Non-structural components failure

5th 13th Assignment-1

14th Test-1

15th Special construction method-1

6th 16th Special construction method-2

17th tips and precautions to be observed while planning-1

18th tips and precautions to be observed while planning-2

7th 19th designing and construction of earthquake resistant

building-1

20th designing and construction of earthquake resistant

building-2

21th Introduction to IS: 4326

8th 22th Introduction to IS: 13828,

23th Introduction to IS: 1893(Part 1),

24th Introduction to IS: 154326

9th 25th Introduction to IS: 13920 (latest

edition)

26th Assigmnent-2

27th Seismic Provision of Strengthening-1

10th 28th Seismic Provision of Strengthening-2

29th Retrofitting Measures for Traditionally-

Built Constructions-1

30th Retrofitting Measures for Traditionally-

Built Constructions-2

11th 31th Brick and RCC Structures-1

32th Brick and RCC Structures-2

33th Provision of reinforcement detailing in masonry-1

12th 34th Provision of reinforcement detailing in masonry-2

35th Provision of reinforcement detailing in masonry-3

36th RC constructions-1

13th 37th RC constructions-2

38th RC constructions-3

39th Disaster Management: Disaster rescue, psychology

of rescue,

14th 40th rescue plan, rescue by steps

41th rescue equipment, safety in rescue operations

42th Debris clearance, rescue workers

15th 43th casuality management.

44th Assignment-3

45th Test-3

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.Kartik Sharma



Subject :IRRIGATION ENGINEERING




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Introduction: Definition of irrigation, Necessity of

irrigation

2nd History of development of irrigation in India, Major,

medium and minor irrigation projects

3rd Water Requirement of Crops: Principal crops in India

and their water requirements, Crop seasons – Kharif and

Rabi

4th Soil water, soil crop and water relationships

2nd 5th duty, delta and base period,

their relationship

6th Gross commanded area (GCA), culturable commanded

area (CCA),intensity of irrigation, irrigable area

7th Hydrological Cycle Catchment Area and Run-off:

Rainfall , definition rain-gauges – automatic and non-

automatic

8th Methods ofestimating average rainfall (Arithmatic

system); catchment area runoff, factors

affecting runoff

3rd 9th Hydrograph, basic concept of unit hydrograph

10th Assignment-1

11th Test-1

12th Methods of Irrigation: Flow irrigation - its advantages

and limitations

4th 13th Lift Irrigation – Tube well and open well irrigation, their

advantages and

disadvantages

14th Sprinkler irrigation conditions favourable and essential

requirements for sprinkler irrigation,

15th sprinkler system – classification and component parts

16th Drip irrigation, suitability of drip irrigation

5th 17th Layout, component parts,

advantages

18th Assignment-2

19th Canals: Classification, apurtenancs of a canal and their

functions

20th Sketches of different canal cross-sections (unlined)

6th 21th Various types of canal lining - their related advantages

and disadvantages,

22th Sketches of different lined canal x-sections

23th Breaches and their control

24th Maintenance of lined and unlined canals


26th Test-2

27th Tube Well Irrigation: Introduction, occurrence of

ground water, location and command,

28th Advantages and disadvantages, comparison with canal

irrigation

8th 29th Tube wells, explanation of terms: water table, radius of

influence, depression head, cone of depression

30th confined and unconfined aquifers.

Yield of a well and methods of determining yield of well

31th Types of tube wells, cavity, strainer and slotted type;

32th Method of boring, installation of well assembly,

development of well

9th 33th Pump selection and installation and maintenance

34th Water Harvesting Techniques: Need and requirement of

various methods, Run-off from roof top and ground

surface

35th construction of recharge pits

and recharge wells and their maintenance.

36th Assignment-4

10th 37th Dams: Classification of dams; earthen dams – types, causes of

failure

38th Cross section of zoned earthen dams, method of

construction

39th Gravity dams –types

40th Cross-sections of a dam, method of construction

11th 41th Concept of small and micro dams

42th Concept of spillways and energy dissipators

43th Assignment-5

44th Test-3

12th 45th Canal Head Works and Regulatory Works:Definition,

object, general layout

46th functions of different parts of head works

47th Difference between weir and barrage

48th Cross Drainage Works:Functions and necessity of the

following types: aqueduct

13th 49th level crossing, , super passage

50th , inlet and outlet, pipe crossing

51th Sketches of the above cross drainage works

52th Definitions of following Hydraulic Structures with

Sketches:

Falls,Cross and head regulators

14th 53th Outlets, Canal Escapes

54th River Training Works:

Methods of river training, guide banks

55th retired (levees) embankments, groynes and spurs

56th pitched island, cut-off

15th 57th Water Logging and Drainage and Ground Water Re-

charge:

Definition of water logging – its causes and effects,

detection, prevention and remedies, Reclamation of soil

58th Surface and sub-surface drains and their layout, Concept

and various techniques used for ground water re-charge

59th Assignment-6

60th Test-4

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.Kartik Sharma



Subject :WSWWE-LAB




Lecture

Day

Topic (Including

assignment/test)

Practical

Day

Topic

1st 1st Introduction:To determine turbidity of water

sample

2nd 2nd To determine dissolved oxygen of given sample

3rd 3rd To determine pH value of water

4th 4th To perform jar test for coagulation

5th 5th To determine BOD of given sample

6th 6th To determine residual chlorine in water

7th 7th To determine conductivity of water and total

dissolved solids

8th 8th To study the installation of Water meter

9th 9th To study the installation of Connection of water

supply of building with main

10th 10th To study the installation of Pipe valves and bends

11th 11th To study the installation of Water supply and

sanitary fittings

12th 12th To study and demonstrate the joining/threading of

GI Pipes, CI Pipes, SW pipes,

D.I. pipes and PVC pipes.

13th 13th To demonstrate the laying of SW pipes for sewers

14th 14th Study of water purifying process by visiting a field

lab.

15th 15th To test house drainage

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mrs. Annu Rani



Subject :E.S.-II LAB


Work Load (Lecture / Practical) per week (in hours): Lectures-00, Practicals-02


Lecture

Day

Topic (Including

assignment/test)

Practical

Day

Topic

1st 1st Oral Practice:

Mock interview 2nd 2nd

3rd 3rd Preparing for meeting

4th 4th

5th 5th Group discussion

6th 6th

7th 7th Seminar presentation

8th 8th

9th 9th Making a presentation-Elements of good

presentation 10th 10th

11th 11th Making a presentation-Structure and tools of

presentation 12th 12th

13th 13th Making a presentation-Paper reading

14th 14th

15th 15th Making a presentation-Power point presentation

LESSON PLAN




Subject :E.E.




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Study of Importance of

Environmental Engineering:

Importance of clean environment,

control of environmental pollution

with respect to air, land and water.

2nd Conservation of natural resources,

environmental education

and awareness, sustainable

development

3rd Environments and Ecology:

Definition and understanding of

environment and ecology concept

2nd 4th ecosystem and types of

ecosystems, energy flow in an

ecosystem

5th food chain, ecological pyramids

6th consortium and ecological balance

3rd 7th Water Pollution:

Causes of pollution in surface and

underground water

8th eutrophication of lakes and

its preventing measure

9th BIS standards for water quality

4th 10th Air Pollution:

Definition, principal air pollutants

11th atmospheric parameters

influencing air pollution, types of

air contaminants and their sources

12th effects of air pollution on human

beings, plants, animals

5th 13th automobile pollution

14th BIS ambient air quality standards

15th measures to combat air pollution


17th Test-1

18th Noise Pollution:

Definition, unit of measurement of

noise, sources

7th 19th effects of noise pollution

and control of noise pollution

20th Effects of mining, blasting and

deforestation:

Ill effects of mining, blasting

21th Ill effects of deforestation on the

environment human life and

wild life.

8th 22th Land Use:

Effect of land use on

environmental quality

23th land use and natural disasters

24th soil degradation problems

9th 25th erosion, water logging

26th soil pollution, land slides

27th Assignment-2

10th 28th Test-2

29th Environmental Impact

Assessment:

Definition and requirements,

environmental impact assessment

30th Flour chart of


methodology-1

11th 31th Flour chart of


methodology-2

32th Describe the need and importance

of EIA-1

33th Describe the need and importance

of EIA-2

12th 34th Legislation to Control

Environmental Pollution:

Indian legislative acts for water,

land and air pollution control

35th provisions, scope and

implementation

36th Global Issues of Environmental

Engineering:

Global warming, ozone depletion,

13th 37th acid rain, oil pollution; radiation

hazards

38th their control, concept of clean

technology

39th carbon credits

14th 40th Renewable Source of Energy:

Role of non-conventional sources

of energy

41th biogas, solar, wind

42th Conservation of energy resources-

like coal, oil etc

15th 43th alternative fuels, bio-diesel etc.

44th Assignment-3

45th Test-3

LESSON PLAN




Subject :RCC DESIGN




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Introduction:

Concept of Reinforced Cement

Concrete (RCC)

2nd Reinforcement Materials:

- Suitability of steel as reinforcing

material

- Properties of mild steel and

HYSD steel

Loading on structures as per IS:

875

3rd Introduction to following methods

of RCC design-Working stress

method

4th Introduction to following methods

of RCC design-Limit state

method

5th Shear and Development Length:

Shear as per IS:456-2000 by

working stress method

2nd 6th Shear strength of concrete without

shear reinforcement

7th Maximum shear stress

8th Shear reinforcement

9th Singly Reinforced Beam

(Working stress method):

Basic assumptions and stress

strain curve

10th neutral axis, balanced, under

reinforcement and over reinforced

beams

3rd 11th Moment of resistance for singly

reinforced beam

12th Design of singly reinforced beam

including sketches showing

reinforcement details-1









reinforcement detail-4


17th Test-1

18th Concept of Limit State Method:

Definitions and assumptions made

in limit state of collapse (flexure)

19th Partial factor of safety for

materials

20th Partial factor of safetyfor loads

5th 21th Design loads-1

22th Design loads-2

23th Stres block, parameters

24th Singly Reinforced beam Theory

and design of singly reinforced

beam by Limit State Method-1

25th Theory and design of singly

reinforced beam by Limit State

Method-2

6th 26th Theory and design of singly


Method-3



Method-4



Method-5



Method-6



Method-7


32th Test-2

33th Doubly Reinforced Beams:

Theory and design of simply

supported doubly reinforced

rectangular beam by

Limit State Method-1

34th Theory and design of simply


rectangular beam by




rectangular beam by


8th 36th Theory and design of simply


rectangular beam by




rectangular beam by




rectangular beam by


39th Assignment-3

40th Test-3

9th 41th Behaviour of T beam, inverted T

beam

42th Isolated T beam and ‘L’ beams

(No Numericals)

43th One Way Slab:

Theory and design of simply

supported one way slab including

sketches showing reinforcement

details (plan and section) by Limit

State Method-1





State Method-2





State Method-3

10th 46th Theory and design of simply




State Method-4





State Method-5





State Method-6





State Method-7

50th Assignment-4

11th 51th Test-4

52th Two Way Slab:

Theory and design of two-way

simply supported slab with corners

free to lift, no provisions for

torsional reinforcement by Limit

State Method including sketches

showing reinforcement details

(plan and two sections)-1

53th Theory and design of two-way





















12th 56th Theory and design of two-way





















59th Assignment-5

60th Test-5

13th 61th Axially Loaded Column:

Definition and classification of

columns, Effective length of

column

62th Specifications for longitudinal and

lateral reinforcemen

63th Design of axially loaded square by

Limit State Method including

sketching of reinforcement

(sectional elevation and plan)-1

64th Design of axially loaded square by

Limit State Method including



65th Design of axially loaded

rectangular by Limit State Method

including sketching of

reinforcement


14th 66th Design of axially loaded

rectangular by Limit State Method

including sketching of

reinforcement


67th Design of axially loaded circular

by Limit State Method including



68th Design of axially loaded circular

by Limit State Method including



69th Assignment-6

70th Test-6

15th 71th Prestressed Concrete:

Concept of pre-stressed concrete

72th Methods of pre-stressing : pre-

tensioning and post tensioning

73th Advantages and disadvantages of

pre stressing, Losses in pre-stress

74th Assignment-7

75th Test-7

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.GurjentWarach



Subject :WATER SUPPLY AND WASTE WATER ENGINEERING




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Introduction:

Necessity and brief description of

water supply system.

2nd Quantity of Water:

Water requirement

3rd Rate of demand and variation in

rate of demand

4th Per capita consumption for

domestic, industrial

5th public and fire fighting

uses as per BIS standards (no

numerical problems)

2nd 6th Population Forecasting

7th Quality of Water:

Meaning of pure water and

methods of analysis of water

8th Physical, Chemical and

bacteriological tests and their

significance

9th Standard of potable water as per

Indian Standard

10th Maintenance of purity of water

(small scale and large scale

quantity)

3rd 11th Water Treatment (brief

introduction):

Sedimentation - purpose, types of

sedimentation tanks

12th Coagulation floculation - usual

coagulation and their feeding

13th Filtration - significance, types of

filters, their suitability

14th Necessity of disinfection of water,

forms of chlorination, break point

chlorine, residual chlorine,

application of chlorine.

15th Flow diagram of different

treatment units(i) Areation

fountain

4th 16th Flow diagram of different

treatment unitsmixer (iii)

floculator


treatment unitsclassifier,


treatment units (v) slow and rapid

sand filters (vi) chlorination

chamber.

19th Assignment-1

20th Test-1

5th 21th Conveyance of Water:

Different types of pipes - cast iron,

PVC, steel, asbestos cement,

concrete and lead pipes.

22th Their suitability and uses, types of

joints in different types

of pipes.

23th Appurtenances: Sluice, air, reflux

valves, relief valves, scour valves,

bib cocks, stop cocks, fire

hydrants, water meters their

working and uses

24th Distribution site: Requirement of

distribution, minimum head and

rate,methods of layout of

distribution pipes

25th Systems of water supply -

Intermittent and continuous

service reservoirs - types,

necessity and accessories.

6th 26th Wastage of water - preventive

measures

27th Maintenance of distribution

system, Leakage detection

28th Laying out Pipes:

Setting out alignment of pipes

29th Excavation for laying of pipes and

precautions to be taken in laying

pipes in black cotton soil

30th Handling, lowering beginning and

jointing of pipes

7th 31th Testing of pipe lines. Back filling

32th Use of boring rods

33th Building Water Supply

:Connections to water main

(practical aspect only)

34th Water supply fixtures and

installations and terminology

related to plumbing

35th Assignment-2

8th 36th Test-2

37th WASTE WATER

ENGINEERING:

Introduction, Purpose of sanitation

,Necessity of systematic collection

and disposal of waste

38th Definition of terms in sanitary

engineering, Collection and

conveyance of sewage

39th Conservancy and water carriage

systems, their advantages and

Disadvantages

40th (a) Surface drains (only sketches) :

various types, suitability

(b) Types of sewage: Domestic,

industrial, storm water and its

seasonal

variation

9th 41th Sewerage System:

Types of sewerage systems,

materials for sewers, their sizes

and joints

42th Appurtenance: Location, function

and construction features.

Manholes, drop manholes,

43th tank hole, catch basin, inverted

siphon, flushing tanks

44th grease and oil traps, storm

regulators, ventilating shafts

45th Laying and Construction of

Sewers:

Setting out/alignment of sewers

10th 46th Excavations, checking the gradient

with boning rods preparation of

bedding

47th handling and jointing testing and

back filling of sewers/pipes

48th Construction of surface mains and

different sections required

49th Sewage characteristics:

Properties of sewage

50th IS standards for analysis of

sewage

11th 51th Physical, chemical and

bacteriological parameters

52th Natural Methods of Sewerage

Disposal:

General composition of sewage

and disposal methods

53th Disposal by dilution

54th Self purification of stream

55th Disposal by land treatment

12th 56th Nuisance due to disposal

57th Assignment-3

58th Test-3

59th Sewage Treatment

Meaning and principle of primary

and secondary treatment

60th activated

sludge process their flow diagrams

13th 61th Introduction and uses of screens,

grit chambers, detritus tanks

62th Skimming tanks,

plainsedimentation tanks,

63th primary clarifers, secondary

clarifers, filters,

64th control beds, intermittent sand

filters, trickling filters,

65th Sludge treatment and disposal,

oxidation ponds (Visit to a sewage

treatment plant)

14th 66th Building Drainage:

Aims of building drainage

67th building drainagerequirements

68th Different sanitary fittings

69th Different sanitary installations

70th Traps, seals

15th 71th causes of breaking seals

72th A field visit

73th Explainenation of field visit

74th Assignment-4

75th Test-4

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.AnoopBanwala



Subject :Surveying-II




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Contouring:

Concept of contours, purpose of

contouring,

contour interval and horizontal

equivalent,

factors effecting contour interval,

1st Contouring:

Preparing a contour plan by radial

line method by the use of a Tangent

Clinometer/Tachometer

2nd characteristics of contours,

methods of contouring:

Direct and indirect,

use of stadia measurements in

contour survey

2nd

2nd 3rd interpolation of contours; use of

contour map,

Drawing cross section from a

contour map;

3rd Preparing a contour plan by method

of squares

4th marking alignment of a road,

railway and a canal on a contour

map,

computation of earth work and

reservoir capacity from a contour

map

4th

3rd 5th Theodolite Surveying: Working of a transit vernier

theodolite, axes of a theodolite and

their relation;

5th Preparing a contour plan of a

Road/Railway track/Canal by taking

cross sections.

6th temporary adjustments of a transit

theodolite; concept of transiting,

swinging, face

left, face right and changing face;

6th

4th 7th measurement of horizontal and 7th Theodolite:

vertical angles.

Prolonging a line (forward and

backward) measurement of bearing

of a line;

Taking out the Theodilite, mounting

on the tripod and placing it back inthe

box

8th traversing by included angles and

deflection angle method;

8th

5th 9th traversing by stadia measurement,

theodolite triangulation, plotting a

traverse

9th Study of a transit vernier theodolite;

temporary adjustments of theodolite

10th concept of coordinate and solution

of omitted measurements (one side

affected)

10th

6th 11th errors in theodolite survey and

precautions taken to minimize

them;

11th Reading the vernier and working out

the least count, measurement of

horizontal angles by repetition

andreiteration methods

12th limits of precision in theodolite

traversing. Height of objects –

accessible and non-accessible

bases

12th

7th 13th Assingnment-1 13th Measurement of vertical angles and

use of tachometric tables

14th Test-1 14th

8th 15th Tacho-metric surveying :

Tachometry, Instruments to be

used in tachometry, methods of

tachometry, stadia

system of tachometry,

15th Measurement of magnetic bearing of

a line

16th general principles of stadia

tachometry, examples of stadia

tachometry and Numerical

problems.

16th

9th 17th Curves:

Simple Circular Curve: Need and

definition of a simple circular

curve; Elements of simple circular

curve - Degree of the curve, radius

of the curve, tangent length, point

of intersection (Apex point),

tangent point, length of curve, long

chord deflection angle, Apex

distanceand Mid-ordinate.

17th Running a closed traverse with a

theodolite (at least five sides) and its

plotting

18th Setting out of simple circular

curve:

a) By linear measurements only:

- Offsets from the tangent

18th

10th 19th Setting out of simple circular

curve:


19th Height of objects with and without

accessible bases

- Successive bisection of arcs

20th Setting out of simple circular

curve:


- Offsets from the chord produced

20th

11th 21th Setting out of simple circular

curve:

b) By tangential angles using a

theodolite

21th Setting out of a simple circular curve

with given data by the following

methods

a) Offsets from the chords produced

22th Transition Curve: Need

(centrifugal force and super

elevation) and definition of

transition curve; requirements of

transition curve; length of

transition curve for roads; by cubic

parabola;

22th

12th 23th calculation of offsets for a

transition curve; setting out of a

transition curve by tangential

offsets only

23th Setting out of a simple circular curve

with given data by the following

Methods

b) One theodolite method

24th Vertical curve:

Setting out of a vertical curve

24th

13th 25th Assingnment-2 25th Demonstration and use of minor

instruments like Ceylon Ghat Tracer,

Tangent Clinometer, Pantagraph,

Abney level etc.

26th Test-2 26th

14th 27th Introduction to the use of

Modern Surveying equipment

and techniques such as:

a) EDM or Distomat

b) Planimeter

c) Total station

d) Introduction to remote

sensing,GIS and GPS

27th Use of planimeter for computing

areas

28th Minor Instruments:-

Introduction and use of minor

instruments like Ceylon

GhatTracer,Clinometer,

Pantagraph, Abney Level etc. Use

of planimeter for computing areas

28th

15th 29th Assinment-3 29th Demonstration of digital instruments

through field visits to Survey of India

and other government agencies.

30th Test-3 30th Total Station (only demonstrations).

Name of the faculty:Ms. Heena Makkar

Displine : Civil

Semestere: 4th Semester

Subject: CONCRETE

TECH.

Lession Plan Duration: 15 Weeks (January 2018 to April 2018)

Work Load (Lecture) Per Week:- Lecture-3, Practical-2

Week

Theory Practical

Lecture

Day

Topic Including

Assignments/Test

Practical

Day Topic

1st

1

Introduction of concrete, Definition

of concrete 1

To determine the physical

properties of cement

2

Different type of concrete in

comparison to the other building

material. 2

To determine the physical

properties of cement

3

Classification of aggregates

according to its shape & size

2nd

1

characterstics of aggregates its

shape,particle size,surface texture 1

To determine the flakiness &

elongation index of aggregate

2

sp.gr, buk dnsity,watrer

absorption,bulking sand,sondness 2

To determine the flakiness &

elongation index of aggregate

3

Grading of aggregate,fineness

modulus,water quality req. IS code

3rd

1

Hydration of cement,principle of

w/c ratio 1

Determination of sp. Gravity

& water absorption of

aggregate

2

Duff Abram's W/c ratio,limitation

of W/c ratio law 2

Determination of sp. Gravity

& water absorption of

aggregate

3

Effects on st. Of concrete, factor

affcing workability

4th

1

Measurement of workability:

slump,compacting factor test 1

Determination of bulk

density & voids of aggregates

2

Vee Bee consistometer,slump

placement acc. IS:456-2000 2

Determination of bulk

density & voids of aggregates

3

Properties of concrete in plastic

stage:workability,segregation

5th

1

Bleeding,harshness properties of

concrete in harden stage 1

To determine the surface

moisture in fine aggregates

by dsplacement

2 Sessional test 1 2

To determine the surface

moisture in fine aggregates

by dsplacement

3

Strength,

durability,impermeability,dimension

changes

6th

1

Objective of mix design,various

gardes,normal mix design as IS cod 1

To determine workability of

slump test

2

Bulking of fine,water absorption,

workability of aggregates 2

To determine workability of

slump test

3

Diff. b/w nominal & controlled

concrete,controlled mix as per IS

7th

1

Introduction to admixtures for

improving performance of concrete 1

Compaction factor test for

workability

2

concreting under sp. Cond.

Difficulties & precation before

&after 2

Compaction factor test for

workability

3

cold weather, under water, hot

weather concreting

8th

1

RMC,FRC,polymer concrete,fly

ash, silica fume concrete 1

Non destructive test by:

rebound hammer, ultra sonic

pulse velocity

2 Storing of cement in warehouse,site 2

Non destructive test by:

rebound hammer, ultra sonic

pulse velocity

3

effect of storage on st. Of

cement,warehouse capacity for

storage

9th

1

Assignment(1)

chapter1-3 1

Test for Compressive

strength of concrete cubes for

diff. Grade concrete

2

Storing of aggregate at site,

Batching of cement & aggregates 2

Test for Compressive

strength of concrete cubes for

diff. Grade concrete

3

Measuremnt of water, Mixing of

concrete by hand mixing

10th

1

Sessional

test 2

2

machine mixing: type & capacity of

mixer, size & operation

3

Maintence & care of M/c,

Transportation of concrete & type

11th

1

Placement of concrete: checking

formwork,shuttering,precaution

2

Compaction: Hand & m/c

compaction, types of vibrators

3

selection of suitable vibrator,

finishing concrte slab-screeding

12th

1

Objective of curing,methods of

curing:ponding,steam,membrane

2

Duration of curing & removal of

formwork

3

jointing: location of joints,treatment

of construction & expansion

13th 1 joints importance & location

2

defects in concrete: identification &

methods of repair

3 Importance & methods of NDT.

14th

1 Revision

2 Assignment

3 Revision

15th

1 Sessional test 3

2

Dicussion about

Concrete technology

3

Take overall

test

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.GurjantWarach



Subject :QUANTITY SURVEYING AND VALUATION




Lecture

Day


Day

Topic

1st 1st Introduction to quantity surveying

and its importance. Duties of

quantity surveyor

2nd Types of estimates:

Preliminary estimates

- Plinth area estimate

- Cubic rate estimate

3rd - Estimate per unit base

Detailed estimates

- Definition

4th Stages of preparation – details of

measurement and calculation of

quantities and abstract

5th Measurement:

Units of measurement for various

items of work as per BIS:1200

2nd 6th Rules for measurements

7th Different methods of taking out

quantities – centre line method

and long wall and short wall

method

8th Assignment-1

9th Test-1

10th Preparation of Detailed and

Abstract Estimates from

Drawings for:

A small residential building with a

flat roof and pitched roof building

comprising of

- Two rooms with W.C., bath,

kitchen and verandah-1

3rd 11th A small residential building with a


comprising of



12th A small residential building with a


comprising of



13th Earthwork for unlined channel-1



4th 16th RCC work in beams, slab, column

and lintel, foundations-1

17th RCC work in beams, slab, column


18th RCC work in beams, slab, column


19th WBM road and pre-mix carpeting-

1

20th WBM road and pre-mix carpeting-

2

5th 21th WBM road and pre-mix carpeting-

3

22th Single span RCC slab culvert-1



25th Earthwork for plain and hill roads-

1

6th 26th Earthwork for plain and hill roads-

2

27th Earthwork for plain and hill roads-

3

28th users septic tank - 50 users-1



7th 31th users septic tank - 10 users-1



34th Assignment-2

35th Test-2

8th 36th Calculation of quantities of

materials for:

Cement mortars of different

proportion

37th Cement concrete of different

proportion

38th Brick/stone masonry in cement

mortar

39th Plastering and pointing

40th White washing, painting

9th 41th R.C.C. work in slab, beams

42th Analysis of Rates:

Steps involved in the analysis of

rates

43th Requirement of material, labour,

sundries, contractor’s profit and

overheads

44th Analysis of rates for finished

items when data regarding labour,

rates of material and labour is

given:

-Earthwork in excavation in

hard/ordinary soil and filling with

a concept of lead and lift

45th RCC in roof

slab/beam/lintels/columns

10th 46th Brick masonry in cement mortar

47th Cement Plaster

48th White washing, painting

49th Stone masonry in cement mortar

50th Running and maintenance cost of

construction equipment

11th 51th Contractorship:

- Meaning of contract

52th Qualities of a good contractor and

their qualifications

53th Essentials of a contract

54th Types of contracts, their

advantages, dis-advantages and

suitability, system of

payment

55th Single and two cover-bids; tender,

tender forms and documents,

tender notice,

submission of tender and deposit

of earnest money, security deposit,

retention

money, maintenance period

12th 56th Classification and types of

contracting firms/construction

companies

57th Preparation of Tender

Document based on Common

Schedule Rates (CSR):

- Introduction to CSR and

calculation of cost based on

premium on CSR

58th Exercises on writing detailed

specifications of different types of

building works from excavation to

foundations, superstructure and

finishing operation

59th Exercises on preparing tender

documents forEarth work


documents forConstruction of a

small house as per given drawing

13th 61th Exercises on preparing tender

documents forRCC works


documents forPointing, plastering

and flooring


documents forWhite-washing,

distempering and painting


documents forWood work

including polishing


documents forSanitary and water

supply installations

14th 66th Exercises on preparing tender

documents forFalse ceiling,

aluminum (glazed) partitioning


documents forTile flooring

including base course


documents forConstruction of

W.B.M/Concrete road

69th Exercises on preparation of

comparative statements for item

rate contract

70th Valuation:

Purpose of valuation, principles of

valuation

15th 71th Definition of various terms related

to valuation like depreciation,

sinking fund

72th salvage and scrap value, market

value, fair rent, year’s purchase

etc.

73th Methods of valuation (i)

replacement cost method (ii) rental

return method

74th Assignment-3

75th Test-3

LESSON PLAN

Name of faculty : Mr.AnoopBanwala



Subject :RAILWAYS, BRIDGES AND TUNNELS




Lecture

Day

Topic (Including

assignment/test)

Practical

Day

Topic

1st 1st RAILWAYS Introduction

2nd Introduction to Indian Railways

3rd Railway surveys: Factors

influencing the railways route,

4th brief description of

various types of railway survey

5th Classification of permanent way

describing its component parts

2nd 6th Classification of permanent way

describing its component parts

7th Rail Gauge: Definition, types,

practice in India

8th Assignment-1

9th Test-1

10th Rails – types of rails

3rd 11th Rails – types of rails

12th Rail Fastenings: Rail joints, types

of rail joints

13th fastenings for rails, fish plates,

bearing plates

14th Sleepers: Functions of sleepers,

types of sleepers,

15th types of sleepers, requirements of

an ideal material for sleepers.

4th 16th Ballast: Function of ballast,

17th requirements of an ideal material

for ballast

18th Assignment-2

19th Test-2

20th Crossings and signallings

5th 21th Brief description regarding

different types of crossings/

signallings (Latest electronics

operated signal devices )

22th Maintenance of track: Necessity,

maintenance of track, inspection

of soil, track and fixtures;

23th maintenance and boxing of ballast

maintenance gauges, tools

24th Earth work and drainage: Features

of rail road, bed level

25th width of formation, side

slopes, drains,

6th 26th methods of construction,

requirement of drainage system

27th Assignment-3

28th Test-3

29th BRIDGES Introduction

30th Bridge – its function and

component parts,

7th 31th difference between a bridge and a

culvert

32th Assignment-4

33th Test-4

34th Classification of Bridges

35th Their structural elements and

suitability:

-According to life-permanent and

temporary

8th 36th -According to deck level – Deck,

through and semi-through

37th -According to material –timber,

masonry, steel, RCC, pre-stressed

38th According to structural form

-Grade Seperators-Railway

Overbridges (ROB)

39th Railway underbridge (RUB)

40th Beam type –RCC, T-Beam

9th 41th steel girder bridges, plate girder

and box girder

42th balanced cantilever, Trussed

bridges

43th Arch type – open spandrel and

filled spandrel barrel and rib type

44th Suspension type – unstiffened and

stiffened and table (its

description with sketches)

45th According to the position of

highest flood level submersible

and non submersible


47th Test-5

48th IRC classification

49th Assignment-6

50th Bridge Foundations: Introduction

to open foundation

11th 51th pile foundation

52th Well foundation

53th Assignment-7

54th Test-6

55th Piers, Abutments and Wingwalls

Piers-definition, parts; types –solid

(masonry and RCC), open

12th 56th Abutments and wing walls –

definition, types of abutments

(straight and

tee),

57th abutment with wing walls

(straight, splayed, return and

curved)

58th Launching of Equipment Bridges

59th Bridge bearings

Purpose of bearings; types of

bearings

60th fixed plate, rocker and roller

13th 61th Maintenance of Bridges

Inspection of Steel and Equipment

bridges

62th Routine maintenance

63th Assignment-8

64th Test-7

65th TUNNELS

Definition and necessity of tunnels

14th 66th Typical section of tunnels for a

national highway and single and

double broad gauge railway track

67th Typical section of tunnels for a

national highway and single and

double broad gauge railway track

68th Ventilation –necessity and

methods of ventilation

69th by blowing, by exhaust

70th combination of blowing and

exhaust

15th 71th Drainage method of draining

water in tunnels

72th Lighting of tunnels

73th Assignment-9

74th Test-9

75th Field Visit

Name of the faculty:Ms. Heena Makkar

Displine : Civil

Semestere: 6th Semester

Subject: CMA

Lession Plan Duration: 15 Weeks (January 2018 to April 2018)

Work Load (Lecture) Per Week:- Lecturer-5

Week

Theory

Lecture Day

Topic Including

Assignments/Test

1st

Week

1

Introduction of construction management, significance of construction

mang.

2 Objective of CMA & overview, function of construction management

3 Classification of construction into light, heavy & industrial const.

4

stages in construction from conception to completion, the constrution

team & thier function

5

Importance of construction planning,stages of construction planning:

pre & post tender

2nd

Week

1

introduction of scheduling of construction by bar charts: definition &

identification of activites

2

Prepration of bar chart & schedules for

labour,material,machiery,finance & limitation of bar chart

3

Introductin to network tech:CPM,PERT / Diff b/w CPM& PERT

terminology

4 Types of organization: line, staff their function & characterstics

5 Assignment(1) of chapter 1-3

3rd

Week

1 Introdction & principle of storing & stacking of material at site

2 Location of equipment & prepration of actual job layout for a building

3 organizing labour at site

4 Revise the chapter

5

Introduction about condition of construction work in India, wages paid

to workers

4th

Week

1

Important provision Act: Labour Welfare Fund Act 1936, Payment of

Wages Act 1936

2 Minimum Wages Act 1948

3 Revies the chapter

4 Class test chapter 1,2

5 discuss problem in chapters

5th

Week

1 Introduction about control of progress

2 Methods of recording progress

3 Introduction about analysis of progress

4 Taking corrective actions keeping head office informed

5 Cost time optimization of simple jobs

6th

Week

1 Sessional test 1

2 Discuss about Test questions

3 Direct & Indirect cost, Variation with time

4 Cost optimization

5 Revise this Chapter

7th

Week 1 Assignment - 2

2 Introduction about Inspection & quality control

3 Need for inspection & quality control

4 principles of inspection

5 stages of inspection & quality control: Earth work,Masonry

8th

Week

1 RCC, Sanitary & water supply services

2 Revise this chapter

3 Introduction about safety and accidents in construction

4 Accident causes and remedies

5 Safety measures for excavation work

9th

Week

1 Drilling & Blasting

2 Hot bituminous Works

3 scaffolding work

4 Ladders, Form work

5 Demolitions

10th

Week

1 Revise this chapter

2 Dicuss the numerical problems

3 Sessional test 2

4 Discuss about sessional test questions

5 Introduction about safety campaign and safety devices

11th

Week

1 Introduction about Accounts

2 Public Works accounts

3 Introduction of technical sanction

4 Administrative approval, allotment of funds

5 Assignment 3

12th

Week


2 Class test

3 Introduction about Re appropriation of funds Bill

4

Contractor ledger, measurement book runnuing & final account bill

complete

5 Prepration of bill of quantites(BOQ)

13th

Week

1 Completion certificate & report, hand receipt, aquittance roll

2

Muster roll Labour,casual labour roll duties & responsibilites of

different cadres

3 Budgets-stores,return account of stock , misc

4 P.W. Advances T&P

5

Road metal material charged direct to works, account- expeditre &

revenue head

14th

Week

1 Remittance & deposit head

2 Definition of cash,precaution in custody of cashbook

3 Imprest account,temporary advance, treasury challan

4 Prepration of finalbills, prepare accunt register, stock register.


15th

Week

1 Discuss about the problems

2 Sessional test 3

3 Discuss about sessional test

4

Revise all chapter and solve all the

problems of students

5 complete syllabus test

lesson plan name of faculty : mr.kartiksharma discipline...

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