syllabus b.e. (civil engineering)_autonomous_all semester_grading system_uit-rgpv bhopal

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AUTONOMOUS),RAJIV GANDHI PROUDYOGIKI VISHWAVIDYALAYA, BHOPAL-462!! (M"P")

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - FIRST SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-1054 (BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING MECHANICS)

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BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING

UNIT-I

E!!* M#!*,: Stones, Bricks, Cement, Lime, Timber, Mortar and Concrete-types, basic properties,

tests & uses.

UNIT-II

Bu% "$,#*u"#$: Sub and super structure of a building, Types of Foundations, Types of Brick and Stonemasonry, lanning & !rientation of building, lastering and ointing, Concept of "reen Building.

UNIT-III

Su*3!/ & $,#$- #ntroduction to Sur$eying- Classification, Fundamental rinciples, & #nstrument

%sed, Linear measurement by Cain sur$ey, 'ngular measurement by Compass sur$ey, Measurement of ele$ation by le$elling, #ntroduction to (emote Sensing & its applications.

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

UNIT-IV

F$*"!,7 C!#*$% & M$!# $ I!*#- Composition and resolution of forces, Concurrent, non-concurrent and parallel forces in a plane, Free body diagrams, Moment of a force and )arigon*s teorem, Conditions of e+uilibrium, olygon of forces , Couple, Moment of a couple, +ui$alent couple, 'ddition of couples, Locationof Centroid and Moment of #nertia of plane areas, erpendicular 'is and arallel 'is teorems,

UNIT-V

S!* F$*"! % B!% M$!#: Sear Force and Bending Moment iagram for Cantile$er and Simply

supported beam /it concentrated load, distributed load and couple. oint of #nfleion0 Contra-fleure,(elationsip bet/een bending moment and sear for pure bending.

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1. To perform Cain sur$ey of a gi$en area for locating eisting ground features.5. To perform Tra$erse sur$eying /it prismatic compass, ceck for local attraction and determine corrected

bearings:. To perform Le$elling eercise by 4eigt of instrument metod and (ise & Fall metod.3. To study te use of Teodolite for determining oriAontal and $ertical angles

;. To determine te Compressi$e strengt of Bricks.>. To determine te Compressi$e strengt of Concrete.?. To determine 2a9 6ormal consistency 2b9 #nitial and Final Setting time of a cement sample.=. ater 'bsorption Test

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1. To $erify te la/ of Triangle of Forces and Lamis teorem.

5. To $erify te la/ of parallelogram of forces.:. To $erify la/ of polygon of forces3. To find te forces in members of a simple @ib crane and to compare tem /it teoretical $alues;. To determine te moment of inertia of fly /eel by falling /eigt metod.

>. To $erify te la/ of moments using a bell crank le$er.?. To determine support reaction and sear force at a gi$en section of a simply supported beam and $erify in

analytically using parallel beam apparatus.=. To find out te centroid of plane areas grapically and $erify it analytically.


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SUBJECT: CE-1055 (BASIC COMUTER ENGINEERING)

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UNIT-I

ComputerD efinition, Classification, !rganiAation i.e. C%, register, Bus arcitecture, #nstruction set, Memory& Storage Systems, #0! e$ices, System & 'pplication Soft/are. Computing tics, Computer 'pplication in

e-Business, Bio-#nformatics, ealt Care, (emote Sensing & "#S, Meteorology and Climatology, Computer "aming, Multimedia and 'nimation etc.

UNIT-II

!perating SystemD efinition, Function, Types, Management of File, rocess & Memory.rogrammingLanguagesD "enerations, Caracteristics & CategoriAation. #ntroduction to rogramming D rocedure !rientedrogramming )S ob@ect oriented programming, , !!S Features and Merits.

UNIT-III

CEE D Features, Caracter, Tokens, recedence and 'ssociati$ity, rogram Structure, ata Types, )ariables,

!perators, pressions, Statements and control structures, #0! operations, 'rray, Functions, Structures &%nions, !b@ect & Classes, Constructors & estructors, !$erloading Functions & !perators, eri$ed Classesand #neritance.

UNIT-IV

ata base Management SystemD #ntroduction, File oriented approac and atabase approac, ata Models,'rcitecture of atabase System, ata independence, ata dictionary, B', rimary . (a@es


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1. Study and practice of #nternal & ternal !S commands.

5. Study and ractice of MS /indo/s G Folder related operations, My-Computer, /indo/ eplorer,

Control anel,:. Study and practice of Basic linu Commands G ls, cp, m$, rm, cmod, kill, ps etc.

3. Creation and editing of Tet files using MS- /ord.

;. Creation and operating of spreadseet using MS-cel.

>. Creation and editing po/er-point slides using MS- po/er point

?. Creation and manipulation of database table using SHL in MS-'ccess.

=. ' to illustrate 'ritmetic epressions.

8. ' to illustrate 'rrays.

17. ' to illustrate functions.

11. ' to illustrate constructor & estructor.

15. ' to illustrate !b@ect and classes.

1:. ' to illustrate !perator o$erloading.

13. ' to illustrate Function o$erloading.

1;. ' to illustrate eri$ed classes & #neritance.

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SUBJECT: HN-105? (LANGUAGE LABORATOR= & SEMINARS)

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COURSE OBJECTIVE:

Tis course intends to impart practical training in te use of nglis Language for Communicati$e purposes and

aims to de$elop students personality troug Language Lab.Topics to be co$ered in te Language laboratory sessionsD

219 #ntroducing oneself, family, social roles, personal image design, building relationsips, body language,

concept of time and space.

259 ublic Speaking and oral skills /it empasis on con$ersational practice, (ole plays, etempore speec,

'M 2ust a minute sessions9, describing ob@ects and situations, gi$ing directions, debate, teleponic

eti+uette.

2:9 (eading CompreensionD #ntensi$e reading skills, rapid reading, and reading aloud 2(eading material to be

selected by te teacer9.

239 Translation from nglis to 4indi and $ice $ersa.

2;9 !ral resentationD preparation and deli$ery 2Topic to be selected by te teacer.9

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SUBJECT: EN-9101 (ENERG=7 ENVIRONMENT7 ETHICS & SOCIET=)

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UNIT-IE!*/- Sources of nergyD (ene/able & 6on-(ene/able, Fossil fuel, Coal, !il, "as,

"eotermal, 4ydrogen, Solar, ind, 4ydel, 6uclear sources.

UNIT-IIE"$,/,#!- Segments of n$ironment, 'tmospere, 4ydrospere, Litospere, Biospere.

Cycles in cosystem-ater, Carbon, 6itrogen, Biodi$ersityD Treats and conser$ation, Food

Cain.

UNIT-IIIA* >$u#$D 'ir pollutants, classification, 2rimary & secondary ollutants9, 'd$erse effects of pollutants.

Causes of 'ir pollution GCemical & otocemical, "reen 4ouse effect, !Aone layer depletion, 'cid rain.

S$u% $u#$D Causes, controlling measures, measurement of sound pollution2deciblage9 - #ndustrial and non-industrial.

UNIT- IV

@#!* $u#$- ater pollutionD ollutants in /ater, ad$erse effects. Treatment of omestic & #ndustrial /ater effluent.S$ >$u#$- Soil profile, pollutants in soil, teir ad$erse effects, controlling measures.

UNIT-VS$"!#/ & E#",- #mpact of /aste on society. Solid /aste management 26uclear, Termal,lastic, Medical, 'griculture, omestic and e-/astes9. tics and moral $alues, ticalSituations, !b@ecti$es of etics and its study. reliminary studies regarding n$ironmentalrotection 'cts, n$ironmental #mpact assessment.

REFERENCE:

219 4arris,C, ricard MS, (abins M, Ingineering ticsJK Cengage ub.

259 (ana S)SK ssentials of cology and n$ironmentJK 4# ub.

2:9 (aynold, " tics in information Tecnology K Cengage.239 S$akumar K nergy n$ironment & tics in societyK TM4

2;9 ' < e n$ironmental CemistryJK 6e/ 'ge #nt. ubl.

2>9 B < Sarma, n$ironmental CemistryK "oel ubl 4ouse.

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/. e. f.D uly-5717 'cademic SessionD 5717-11

UNIT-I

#ntroduction, Tracti$e resistance & ermanent /ayK rinciples of Transportation, transportation by (oads,rail/ays, 'ir/ays, ater/ays teir importance and limitations and limitations, (oute sur$ey and alignment,rail/ay track, de$elopment and gauges, 4auling capacity and tracti$e effort.

219 (ailsK type, /elding of rails, /ear and tear of rails, rail creep.259 SleepersK type and comparison, re+uirement of a good sleeper, sleeper density.

2:9 (ail fasteningK types, Fis plates, fis bolts, spikes, bearing plates, cain keys, ceck and guard rails.239 BallastK (e+uirement of good ballasts, $arious materials used as ballast, +uantity of ballast, different

metods of plate laying, material trains, calculation of materials re+uired, relaying of track

UNIT-II

"eometric esignK Station & ardsK oints and Crossing & Signaling and interlockingK Formation, cross

Sections, Super ele$ation, +uilibrium, Cant and Cant deficiency, $arious cur$es, speed on cur$es. Types,locations, "eneral e+uipment s, layouts, marsalling yards, eification, layout details, Types of single instations and yards, principles of signaling and interlocking.

UNIT-III

Bridge Site #n$estigation and lanningK Loading Standards & Component partsD Selection of Site, alignment,collection of bridge design dataD essential sur$eys, ydraulic design, scour, dept of bridge foundation,conomical span, clearance, afflu, type of road & rail/ay bridges.

UNIT-IV

Bridge Foundations, Construction, Testing and Strengtening of BridgesD ifferent type of foundationK piles and/ells, sinking of /ells, coffer Gdams. Coice of bridgesD and coice of materials, details of construction

under/ater and abo$e /ater, seet piles coffer dams, rection of bridge, girders, e+uipment and plants,inspection and ata collection, strengtening of bridges, Bridge failure.

UNIT-V Tunnels & ock & 4arboursD Selection of route, ngineering sur$eys, alignment, sape and siAe of tunnel, bridge action, pressure relief penomenon, Tunnel approaces, Safts, pilot safts 5, Construction of tunnel in

soft soil ard soil and rock, ifferent type of lining, metods of lining, Mucking operation, rainage and$entilation, ample of eisting important in #ndia and aboard.ock & 4arbours: #ntroduction, Types, 'd$antages, Maintenance, Break/aters, 4arbours planning and layout

REFERENCES:

1. . (ang/ala, S.C. 2577=9. (ail/ay ngineering 218ted.9. Carotar ublising 4ouse $t. Ltd.?. Cakroborty arta, as 'nimes 2577;9. rincipels of Transportation ngineering 25nd ed.9. 4# Learing

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SUBJECT: CE-9108 ( ENGINEERING GEOLOG=)

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UNIT-I#ntroduction and ysical "eologyD !b@ects and scope of geology. Te crust and te interior of teeart, origin and age of te eart, Sub-aerial and sub-terrain /eatering, denudation and deposition,/ind, ri$er, glacial and marine erosion, $olcanoes , soil formation, soil profile, geologicalclassification of soil and concept of eart+uake late- tectonics and eart+uake studies .

UNIT-II

Mineralogy and CrystallograpyD Fundamentals of mineralogy, study of common rock formingminerals, ores and minerals of economic importance to ci$il engineering, elements of crystallograpyand introduction to crystal systems.

UNIT-III

219 etrologyD Composition of earts crust, study of igneous, sedimentary and Metamorpicrocks and teir formation, caracteristics classification, uses of (ocks of ci$il engineeringimportance.259 "eology of #ndiaD ysical features of #ndia, Brief geological istory of #ndia, occurrence ofimportant ores and minerals in #ndia.

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Structural "eologyD Structures related to rocks, ip, Strike and outcrops, Classification and detailed

studies of geological structures i.e. folds, Faults, oints, %nconformity and teir importance in Ci$ilngineering.

UNIT-V'pplied "eologyD #ntroduction to applied geology and its use in ci$il engineering, properties of rocks, selection of sites for roads, bridges, dams, reser$oirs and tunnels. re$ention of engineeringstructures from seismic socks, stability of ill sides, /ater bearing strata, artesian /ells.

R!!*!"!,D219 Sing, arbin. 257179. ngineering and "eneral "eology 2=t ed.9. S.


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mecanics, Bureau of #ndian Standards, 6e/ eliL,# $ E'>!*!# (E'>%b!)

1. #dentification of simple rock forming minerals and important ores.5. #dentification of rock :. Simple map ercises.

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SUBJECT: CE-9104 ( STRENGTH OF MATERIALS)

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UNIT-ISimple Stress and StrainsD Concept of lastic body, stress and strain, 4ookes la/, Factor of Safety,)arious types of stress and Strains, lastic constants, (elationsip among elastic constants, Teir limiting $alues, stress in composite and tapering bars, Temperature Stresses. Strain energy, resilience.

Comple Stress and StrainsD T/o dimensional and tree dimensional stress system, 6ormal andtangential stresses, rincipal lanes, rincipal Stresses and strains, Mors circle of stresses .

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Bending StressK Teory of simple bendingK Concept of pure bending and bending stress, +uation of bending. 6eutral ais, Section GMouduls. etermination of bending stresses in simply supported,Cantile$er and !$eranging beams sub@ected to point load and uniformly distributed loading.

Sear stressD Searing stress distribution in typical cross-sectionK rectangular, Circular, # Section.

UNIT-III

Torsion of SaftsK Concepts of ure torsion, Torsion e+uation, etermination of seer stress and angle of t/ist of saft of circular section, 4ollo/ safts, !pen and closed coil springs , Leaf Spring, SpiralSpring Torsion Moment iagram,

ressure )esselsD Tin and tick /alled cylinder and speres. Stress due to internal pressure, Cange indiameter and $olume, Compound cylinders.

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Sear force and bending moment diagrams for determinate beams.%nsymmetrical BendingD rincipal moment of inertia, roduct of #nertia, Bending of a beam in a plane/ic is not a plane of symmetry. Sear centreK Cur$ed beamsD pure bending of cur$ed beams of rectangular, circular and trapeAoid sections, Stress distribution and position of natural ais.

Teories of failureD Maimum rincipal stress teory 2(ankine9, Maimum sear stress Teory 2"uest-Tresca9, Maimum rincipal Strain 2Saint-)enant9 Teory.

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Columns and StrutsD ulers buckling load for uniform section, $arious and conditions, slenderness(atio, Stress in columns, (ankin formulae, ccentric loading on columns.


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eflection of beamsD ouble #ntegration Metod. Con@ugate Beam Metod, Macaulays Metod, andMoment 'rea Metod-Mors Teorem.

REFERENCE:

219 6as '., illiam., otter C., Merle. 257179. Scaums !utline of Strengt of Materials 2; t ed.9. TataMc gra/-ill publising Company.

259 opo$, gor . 257789. ngineering Mecanics of solids 25nd ed.9. rentice G4alll of india Learing ri$ateLimited.

2:9 Beer, Ferdinand., ierre, & onson, r,. & e/olf. 2577=9. Mecanics of materias2;t ed.9.Mc"ra/-4illBook Co.

239 Timosenko, S.. 2577:9. lements of Strengt of Materials 2;t ed.9. 'ffiliated ast est ress, 6e/eli.

2;9 (amamrutam, S. 257119. Strengt of Materials 21>t ed.9. anpat (ai ublising Company 2p9 Ltd.2>9 6egi, L.S. 257179. Strengt of Materials 2Sigma Series9 21St ed.9. Tat Mc"ra/ 4ill duction ri$ate

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SUBJECT: CE-9105 ( BUIL;ING ;ESIGN AN; ;RA@ING)

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Building lanning G introduction to te basic principles of dra/ing, ro$isions of 6ational Building Code,Building bye-la/s, open area, setbacks, F'( terminology, principle of arcitectural composition 2i.e. unity,contrast, etc.9, principles of planning, orientation, interior design concepts, special re+uirement for uman/it relation to mo$ement, function , furniture and space, design de$elopment including case studies, onedesign problem of multi acti$ity residential single room design including case study and area maimum ;7meter s+uare.

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ra/ing of Building lements G$arious types of building component ra/ing of $arious elements of buildings like $arious types of footing, open foundation, raft, grillage, pile and /ell foundation, ra/ingof frames of doors, /indo/, $arious types of door, /indo/ and $entilator, lintels and arces, staircases,trusses, flooring, roofs etc.

UNIT-III

Building Ser$ices G symbols of $arious types of sanitary & electronic installation, #ntroduction of BuildingSer$ices like /ater supply and drainage, electrification, $entilation and ligtening and circulation- $erticaland oriAontal, fire safety, termal insulation, acoustics of buildings.

UNIT-IV

esign and ra/ing of Building G esign and preparation of detailed dra/ings of $arious types of buildingslike residential building, institutional buildings and commercial buildings.

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erspecti$e ra/ing G lements of perspecti$e dra/ing in$ol$ing simple problems, one point and t/o point

perspecti$es, perspecti$e dra/ing of single story building /it flat roof, energy efficient buildings.

REFERENCES:1. Sing, "urcaran., & Sing, agdis. 257789. Building Planning, Designing & Scheduling 23t ed.9.

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LIST OF E0ERIMENTS (E0AN;ABLE)

1. Sketces of $arious building components.5. !ne dra/ing seet of $arious building components containing doors, /indo/s $entilators, lintels and

arces staircase foundations etc.:. !ne dra/ing seet eac for ser$ices and interiors of buildings.3. !ne dra/ing seet containing detailed planning of one0t/o bed room residential building 2common to all

student9;. !ne dra/ing seet eac of residential and institutional building 2ac student perform different

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>. %se of 'utoC' for preparation of dra/ings.?. !ne dra/ing seet on perspecti$e $ie/ 2one point and t/o point metods9=. Line plan of public buildings.


SUBJECT: IT-9141 ( COMUTER ROGRAMMING-I)

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Basic a$a Features - CEE )s ')', ')' $irtual macine, Constant & )ariables, ata Types,

Class, Metods, !b@ects, Strings and 'rrays, Type Casting, !perators, recedence relations,

Control Statements, ception 4andling, File and Streams, )isibility, Constructors, !perator and

Metods !$erloading, Static Members, #neritanceD olymorpism, 'bstract metods and Classes

UNIT-II

a$a Collecti$e Frame ork - ata StructuresD #ntroduction, Type-rapper Classes for rimiti$eTypes, ynamic Memory 'llocation, Linked List, Stack, Hueues, Trees,

"enericsD #ntroduction, !$erloading "eneric Metods, "eneric Classes, CollectionsD #nterfaceCollection and Class Collections, Lists, 'rray List and #terate, Linked List, )ector.

Collections 'lgoritmsD 'lgoritm sorts, 'lgoritm suffle, 'lgoritms re$erse, fill, copy, ma andmin 'lgoritm binary Searc, 'lgoritms add 'll, Stack Class of ackage @a$a. %til, Class riorityHueue and #nterface Hueue, Maps, roperties Class, %n-modifiable Collections.

UNIT-III

'd$ance a$a Features - MultitreadingD Tread States, riorities and Tread Sceduling, LifeCycle of a Tread, Tread SyncroniAation, Creating and ecuting Treads, Multitreading /it"%#, Monitors and Monitor Locks. 6et/orkingD Manipulating %(Ls, (eading a file on a ebSer$er, Socket programming, Security and te 6et/ork, (M#, 6et/orking, 'ccessing atabases/it BCD (elational atabase, SHL, MySHL, and !racle

UNIT-IV'd$ance a$a Tecnologies - Ser$letsD !$er$ie/ and 'rcitecture, Setting %p te 'pace TomcatSer$er, 4andling 4TT get (e+uests, eploying a /eb 'pplication, Multitier 'pplications, %singBC from a Ser$let, a$a Ser$er ages 2S9D !$er$ie/, First S ample, #mplicit !b@ects,Scripting, Standard 'ctions, irecti$es, MultimediaD 'pplets and 'pplicationD Loading, isplaying


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and Scaling #mages, 'nimating a Series of #mages, Loading and playing 'udio clips

UNITV 'd$ance eb0#nternet rogramming 2!$er$ie/9D 5M, 5, B, OML.

REFERENCESD

1. eitel, aul. . & eitel, 4ar$ey. M. %##, 'ow to Program rentice-4all of #ndia Learning

ri$ate Limited.5. Balagurus/amy . Programming in %ava 23t ed.9. Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ducation ri$ate Limited.:. Scildt, 4erbert. . %ava (he Com$lete eference. Tata Mc"ra/-4ill.3. 6orton, eter. Peter *orton +uide to %ava Programming Tecmedia.;. Merlin, 4uges %ava *etwor Programming Manning ublications0rentice 4all

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1. #nstallation of 5S<5. rite a program to so/ Concept of CL'SS in ')':. rite a program to so/ Type Casting in ')'3. rite a program to so/ 4o/ ception 4andling is in ')';. rite a rogram to so/ #neritance>. rite a program to so/ olymorpism

?. rite a program to so/ #nterfacing bet/een t/o classes=. rite a program to 'dd a Class to a ackage

8. rite a program to demonstrate 'T.17. rite a program to 4ide a Class11. rite a rogram to so/ ata Base Connecti$ity %sing ')'15. rite a rogram to so/ 4LL! ')' J in plorer u sing 'pplet1:. rite a rogram to so/ Connecti$ity using BC13. rite a program to demonstrate multitreading using a$a.

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - FORTH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: MA-9151 ( MATHEMATICS-III)

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Functions of comple $ariables D 'nalytic functions, 4armonic Con@ugate, Caucy-(iemann

+uations, Line #ntegral, Caucys Teorem, Caucy s #ntegral Formula, Singular oints, oles &(esidues, (esidue Teorem , 'pplication of (esidues teorem for e$aluation of real integrals, bilinear transformation.

UNIT-II

rrors & 'pproimations, Solution of 'lgebraic & Trancedental +uations 2(egula Falsi ,SecantMetod, #terati$e Metod ,6e/ton-(apson 9, Solution of simultaneous linear e+uatins by "ausslimination, "auss ordan, Crouts metods , acobis and "auss-Siedel #terati$e metods, (elaation

metod.

UNIT-III

ifference !perators, #nterpolation 26e/ton For/ard & Back/ard Formulae, Central #nterpolationFormulae, Lagranges and di$ided difference formulae9,

6umerical ifferentiation, 6umerical #ntegrationD Simpsons (ule, eddles (ule, "auss-Legendreopen +uadrature formula.

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SUBJECT: CE-9159 ( CONCRETE TECHNOLOG= )

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#ntroduction Classification, properties, grades, ad$antage & disad$antages of concrete, #ngredients of concrete, types of cement, aggregates, /ater, admitures, #nspection & testing of materials as per #ndian Standard Specifications.

UNIT-II

roperties of Fres and 4ardened Concrete D #ntroduction, orkability, Testing of concrete, Factorsaffecting, (eology of concrete, Compressi$e & Tensile strengt, Stress and strain caracteristics,Srinkage and temperature effects. Creep of concrete, ermeability, durability, termal properties & micro-cracking of concrete.

UNIT-III

esign of Concrete Mi D )arious classical metods of concrete mi design, #.S. code metod, basic considerations and factors influencing te coice of mi design, acceptance criteria for concrete, concrete mies /it Surki and oter oAAolanic materials, design of plastic concretemi, computer aided design of concrete mi.

UNIT-IV

roduction and Huality Control of ConcreteD roduction of crused stone aggregate, batcing e+uipmentsfor production and concreting, curing at different temperatures, Concreting under/ater, ot & cold/eater condition, statistical +uality control, field control, non-distructi$e testing, repair tecnology for concrete structures, #nspection & Testing of Concrete.

UNIT-V

Special Concretes D Ligt /eigt concrete, (eady mi concrete, )acuum concrete, Ferrocement,

Fiber reinforced concrete, olymer concrete composites, Sotcrete, "uniting, (ubble concrete,

(esin concrete, restressed concrete, 4eat resistant concrete, Mass concrete, Temperature control

of mass concrete.

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REFERENCES:

1. "ambir, M. L. 257119. Concrete (echnology (heory and Practice 23t ed.9. Tata Mc"ra/-4ill ducation.

5. Sina, S.


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4ydrograpic Sur$eyingD Soundings, metods of obser$ations, computations and plotting. rinciples of potograpic sur$eyingD aerial potograpy, tilt and eigt distortions, (emote sensing, simple e+uipments,elements of image interpretation, image-processing systems.

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'd$ance Construction Materials D %se of fly as in mortars, concrete, Fly as bricks, stabiliAed mud blocks, non-erodible mud plint, ..C. materials, Building materials made by #ndustrial & agricultural/aste, clay products .).C. materials, ad$ance materials for flooring, doors & /indo/s, facia material,interiors materials for plumbing, sanitation & electrification.(B) CONSTRUCTION TECHNIUES:

UNIT-III

FoundationD Type of soils, bearing capacity, soil slablisation and impro$ement of bearing capacity,settlement and safe limits. Spread foundations, /all footings, grillage, foundations /ell foundation, causesof failure and remedial measuresK under reamed piles, foundation on srinkable soils, black cotton soil,timbering for trences, de/atering of foundations. 4yperbolic parabolied footing, Brick arc foundation.Simple metods of foundation design, amp proof courses, (epairs Tecni+ues for foundations.UNIT-IV

Masonry and allsD Brick masonry, Bonds, ointing, Stone masonry, casting and laying, masonryconstruction, Brick ca$ity /alls, code pro$isions regarding load bearing and non load bearing /alls.Common defects in construction and teir effect on strengt and performance of /alls, designed Brick masonry, precast stone masonry block, 4ollo/ concrete block, plastering and pointing, /ite and color /asing, distempering, dampness and its protection, esign of ollo/ block masonry /alls. oors,indo/s and )entilatorsD Types based on material etc., siAe location, fittings, construction sunsades, sillsand @ambs, (CC doors0/indo/s frames. Stairs types, rule of proportionality etc., (epairs tecni+ues for masonry, /alls, doors & /indo/s.

UNIT-VFloors and (oofs D Types, minimum tickness, construction, floor finises, Flat roofs, (CC @ack arc,reinforced brick concrete, solid slab and timber roofs, pitced roofs, false ceiling, roof co$erings, Cannelunit, cored unit, affle unit, lank and oist, Brick panel, L-anel, Ferro-cement roofing units, /ater proofing .Ser$ices D ater supply & rainage, lectrification, Fire protection, termal insulation, 'ir Conditioning, 'coustics & Sound insulation, (epairs to damaged & cracked buildings, tecni+ues andmaterials for lo/ cost ousing., (epairs tecni+ues for floors & roofs.REFERENCES:

1. (ang/ala, S.C. 257789. Engineering Materials 01nd ed.). Carotar publisers5. 9 Construction (echnology 23t ed.9. earson publising company

>. ackson., 6. & ir, (a$indra . etermination of /orkability by compacting factor apparatus.?. etermination of /orkability by )ee Bee consistometer.=. 6ondestructi$e testing of concrete by (ebound ammer test8. 6ondestructi$e testing of concrete by ultrasonic Metod.

17. Test for te effect of admitures on te concrete compressi$e strengt11. Testing of micro concrete15. esign of concrete mi.

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AUTONOMOUS),RAJIV GANDHI PROUDYOGIKI VISHWAVIDYALAYA, BHOPAL-462!! (M"P")BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - FORTH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-9155 ( FLUI; MECHANICS-I )

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UNIT-I(e$ie/ of Fluid ropertiesD ngineering units of measurement, mass, density, specific /eigt, specific $olume,specific gra$ity, surface tension, capillarity, $iscosity, bulk modulus of elasticity, pressure and $apor pressure.Fluid Statics D ressure at a point, pressure $ariation in static fluid, 'bsolute and gauge pressure, manometers,Forces on plane and cur$ed surfaces 2roblems on gra$ity dams and Tainter gates9K buoyant force, Stability of floating and submerged bodies, (elati$e e+uilibrium.

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L,# $ E'>!*!# (E'>%b!):

1. To determine te local point pressure /it te elp of pitot tube.5. To find out te terminal $elocity of a sperical body in /ater.

:. Calibration of )enturimeter3. etermination of Cc, C$, Cd of !rifices;. Calibration of !rifice Meter>. Calibration of 6oAAle meter and Mout iece?. (eynolds eperiment for demonstration of stream lines & turbulent flo/=. etermination of metacentric eigt8. etermination of Friction Factor of a pipe17. To study te caracteristics of a centrifugal pump.11. )erification of #mpulse momentum principle.



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SUBJECT: CE-9154 ( CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AN; TECHNIUES )

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#ntroduction .6T frame/ork, features of .6et frame/ork, arcitecture and component of .6et, elements of .6et.

UNIT-II

Basic Features of CQ Fundamentals, Classes and !b@ects, #neritance and olymorpism, !perator !$erloading, Structures. 'd$anced Features !f CQ #nterfaces, 'rrays, #ndeers and CollectionsK Strings and(egular pressions, 4andling ceptions, elegates and $ents.

UNIT-III

#nstalling 'S.6T frame/ork, o$er$ie/ of te 'S .net frame/ork, o$er$ie/ of CL(, class library, o$er$ie/of 'S.net control, understanding 4TML controls, study of standard controls, $alidations controls, riccontrols. indo/s FormsD 'll about /indo/s form, M# form, creating /indo/s applications, adding controlsto forms, andling $ents, and using $arious Tolls

UNIT-IV

%nderstanding and andling controls e$ents, '!.6T- Component ob@ect model, !BC, !LB, and SHLconnected mode, disconnected mode, dataset, data-reader ata base controlsD !$er$ie/ of data access datacontrol, using grid $ie/ controls, using details $ie/ and frame $ie/ controls, ado .net data readers, SHL datasource control, ob@ect data source control, site map data source.

UNIT-V

OMLD #ntroducing OML, Structure, and synta of OML, document type definition 2T9, OML Scema,ocument ob@ect model, resenting and 4andling OML. ml data source, using na$igation controls,introduction of /eb parts, using @a$a script, eb Ser$ices

REFERENCES:

1. eitel, 4ar$ey & eitel, aul. C2 for Programmers. earson ducation5. Balagurusamy. Programming in C2 . Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ducation ri$ate Limited.

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:.Minoli, aniel & Minoli, mma. !e- Commerce (echnology 'and-oo . Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ducation ri$ate

Limited.3. Bates, Cris. !e- Programming . iley publications;. 4arold, lliotte (usty 3M Bi-le >. Mconald. #SP .*et Com$lete eference. Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ducation ri$ate Limited.?. !dey. #D4 .*et Com$lete eference. Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ducation ri$ate Limited.

LIST OF EERIMENTS ROGRAM (EAN;ABLE):

1. orking /it call backs and delegates in CQ5. Code access security /it CQ.:. Creating a C!ME component /it CQ.3. Creating a indo/s Ser$ice /it CQ;. #nteracting /it a indo/s Ser$ice /it CQ>. %sing (eflection in CQ?. Sending Mail and SMT Mail and CQ=. erform String Manipulation /it te String Builder and String Classes and CQD8. %sing te System .6et eb Client to (etrie$e or %pload ata /it CQ17. (eading and riting OML ocuments /it te OML Tet-(eader0-riter Class and CQ11. orking /it age using 'S .6et.15. orking /it Forms using 'S .6et1:. ata Sources access troug '!.6et,13. orking /it ata readers , Transactions1;. Creating eb 'pplication.



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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - FIFTH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-8101 ( THEOR= OF STRUCTURES-I )

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V*#u 2$*+ % E!*/ *">!,D rinciples of $irtual /ork applied to deformable bodies, Strain energy and

complementary energy, Castiglianos teorems, 'nalysis of statically indeterminate beams and pin-@ointed frames by

minimum strain energy, Metod of consistent deformation, Ma/ells reciprocal teorem.

UNIT-II

I%!#!*#! S#*u"#u*!,-ID Static and kinematics indeterminacy, Teorem of tree moments 2Clapeyrons

Teorem9 -'nalysis of fied and continuous beams, effect of sinking and rotation o f supports.

Moment istribution Metod 2MM9 - (otational stiffness, isplacement stiffness, 'nalysis of statically

indeterminate beams /it and /itout sinking of supports by MM, 'nalysis of non-s/ay type portal frames.

UNIT-III

I%!#!*#! S#*u"#u*!,-IID Slope-eflection Metod 2SM9 - eri$ation of slope-deflection e+uation,

'pplication to continuous beams, portal frames /it and /itout settlement of supports.

Column 'nalogy Metod 2C'M9 - 'nalysis of statically indeterminate beams and portal frames.

UNIT-IV

A*"!, % Su,>!,$ Cb!,D Tree inged arces of different sapes, ddys teorem, etermination of

oriAontal trust, bending moment, normal trust and radial sear, effect of temperature, t/o inged arc and fiedarc - etermination of oriAontal trust, bending moment, normal trust and radial sear, ffect of (#B sortening

and temperature stresses, Suspension cable, stiffening girders.

UNIT-V

R$ $%, % Iu!"! L!,: Maimum SF and BM cur$es for $arious types of rolling loads, focal lengt,

and 'bsolute maimum bending moment, +ui$alent uniformly distributed load 2%L9, #nfluence Lines for

determinate structures-Beams, Tree inged arces.



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H2/ >7 A!# & G!$!#*" ;!,: rinciples of ig/ay planning, road planning in #ndia,

classification, patterns. (e+uirements, ngg. Sur$eys for ig/ay location.

Cross sectional elements- idt, Camber, Super-ele$ation, Sigt distances, tra- /idening at cur$es, 4oriAontal

and )ertical alignments, numerical problems.

UNIT-II

F!'b! & R% >3!!#: esign of fleible pa$ements and rigid pa$ement, 'd$antages and disad$antages of

rigid pa$ements, bituminous concrete specification, construction and maintenance. Surface dressing, #nterfacial

treatment- seal coat, tack coat, prime coat, /earing coats, grouted macadam, , "eneral principles of design, types,

construction, maintenance of @oints, do/el bars, tie bars. Fatigue and reliability.

UNIT-III

L$2 C$,# R$%,7 ;*! $ R$%,7 T*" E. & T*,>$*##$ :

Macadam roads-types 2BM, MM, BM9, specifications, construction, maintenance and causes of failures.

rinciples of stabiliAation, mecanical stabiliAation, re+uirements, ad$antages, disad$antages and uses, +uality

control,

Surface and sub-surface drainage, ig/ay materialsD properties and testing etc.

Cannelised and uncannelised intersections, at grade & grade separated intersections, description, rotary-design

elements, ad$antages and disad$antages, marking, signs and signals, street ligting. rinciples of planning,

in$entories, trip generation, trip distribution, model split, traffic assignment, plan preparation.

UNIT-IV

A*>$*# 7 Ru2/ & T'2/: 'irport site selection. 'ir-craft caracteristic and teir effects on run/ay

alignments, /indrose diagrams, basic run/ay lengt and corrections, classification of airports."eometrical elementsD tai /ays and run/ays, pattern of run /ay capacity.

UNIT-V

A*>$*#7 Ob,#*u"#$,7 L# & T*" "$#*$: Noning regulations, app roac area, approac surface-

imaginary, conical, oriAontal. (otating beacon, boundary ligts, approac ligts, run/ay and tai/ay ligting etc.

instrumental lending system, precision approac radar, )! (eroute traffic control.

L,# $ E'>!*!#,:

1. 'ggregate Crusing )alue Test

5. etermination of aggregate impact $alue

:. etermination of Los 'ngeles 'brasion $alue

3. termination of California Bearing (atio $alues

;. etermination of penetration $alue of Bitumen>. etermination of )iscosity of Bituminous Material

?. etermination of softening point of bituminous material

=. etermination of ductility of te bitumen

8. etermination of flas point and fire point of bituminous material

17. etermination of Bitumen content by centrifuge etractor

11. etermination of stripping $alue of road aggregate

15. etermination of Marsall Stability $alue for bituminous mi

1:. etermination of sape tests on aggregate

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"eference Boo#s Study Materials:

1. 4ig/ay ngineering by "urucaran Sing

5. rinciples of a$ement esign by .. oder & M.. it Nec

:. 4ig/ay ngineering by ! Fleerty

3. 4ig/ay ngineering by S.. Foresc, Carles 'irport lanning

?. 4oron@eff (obert Te lanning & esign of 'irports

=. Sarma & Sarma, rinciples and ractice of 4ig/ay ngg.

8. 4aung, 'nalysis and esign of a$ements

17. (ele$ant #(C & #S codes #(C-;>, #(C-:>, S-;3, S-;>

11. Laboratory Manual by r. S.


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UNIT-I

Modern e+uipments for sur$eyingD igital le$els and teodolites, lectronic istance

Measurement 2M9, Total Station and "lobal ositioning Systems 2"S9, igital lannimeter.

UNIT-II

"eodetic sur$eyingK triangulation and precise le$eling, teory of errorsK metod ofLeast s+uares, ad@ustment of sur$eying obser$ationsK precision and accuracy

$aluationK field astronomy fundamentals, Sperical trigonometry, determination of terrestrial co-ordinates and

'Aimut.

UNIT-III

"S Sur$eyingD #ntroduction & components of "S, Space segment, control segment and user segment, lements

of Satellite based sur$eys-Map datum, "S recei$ers, "S obser$ation metods and teir ad$antages o$er con$entional metods.

igital Terrain Model 2TM9D Topograpic representation of te terrain and generation of TM on computers using

spot eigts and contour maps.

UNIT-IV

otogrammetryD rinciple, definitions and classifications of terrestrial and aerial potogrammetry, fligt planning for aerial potograpy, scale and relief displacements of $ertical aerial

potograps, stereoscopic $ision on $ertical potograps, computation of position, lengt and ele$ations of ob@ects

using potograps and poto mosaic.

UNIT-V

(emote SensingD rinciple, components, classification, remote sensing data ac+uisition process, different types of

remote sensing satellite imagery /it special rele$ance to #ndian (emote Sensing Satellites 2#(S9 and applications.

"eograpic #nformation Systems 2"#S9D efinition, components and ad$antages.

Sur$eying ro@ectD Student /ill go for one /eek sur$eying camp to carry out pro@ect /ork.

SU$$ESTE% TE&T B''S A)% "E*E"E)+ES,

1. Sur$eying and Le$eling-art-# & ## by T.. . (emote Sensing and image interpretation by Lillesand T.M. and


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UNIT-I

Turbulent flo/D Laminar and turbulent boundary layers and laminar sub layer, 4ydro dynamically smoot and roug

boundaries, $elocity distribution in turbulent flo/, resistance of smoot and artificially rougened pipes, commercial

pipes, aging of pipes.

ipe flo/ problems D Losses due to sudden epansion and contraction, losses in pipe fitting s and $al$es,

concepts of e+ui$alent lengt, ydraulic and energy gradient lines, sip o n, pipes in series, pipes in parallel, brancing o f pipes.

ipe 6et/orkD Rater 4ammer 2only +uick closure case9. Transmission of po/er. R4ardy Cross Metod

UNIT-II

%niform flo/ in open cannels D Cannel geometry and elements o f cannel section, $elocity distribution, energy

in open cannel flo/, specific energy, types of flo/, critical flo/ and its computations, uniform flo/ and its

computations, CeAys and Mannings formulae, determination n of normal dept and $elocity, 6ormal and

critical slopes, conomical sections, Saint )egnet e+uation.

UNIT-III

6on uniform flo/ in open cannels D Basic assumptions and dynamic e+uations of gradually $aried flo/,

caracteristics analysis and computations of flo/ profiles, rapidly $aried flo/ ydraulic @ump in rectangular

cannels and its basic caracteristics, surges in open cannels & cannel flo/ routing, $enturi flume.

UNIT-IV

Forces on immersed bodiesD Types of drag, drag on a spere, a flat plate, a cylinder and an aerofoil de$elopment of

lift, lifting $anes, Magnus effect.

UNIT-V

Fluid MacinesD TurbinesD Classifications, definitions, similarity la/s, specific speed and unit +uantities, elton

turbine-teir construction and settings, speed regulation, dimensions of $arious elements, 'ction of @et, tor+ue,

po/er and efficiency for ideal case, caracteristic cur$es. (eaction turbinesD construction & setting s, draft tube

teory, runa/ay speed, simple teory of design and caracteristic cur$es, ca$itation.

umpsD Centrifugal pumps D )arious types and teir important components, manometric ead, total ead, net

positi$e suction ead, specific speed, sut off ead, energy losses, ca$itation, principle of /orking and

caracteristic cur$es.

(eciprocating pumpsD rinciple of /orking, Coefficient of discarge, slip, single acting and double acting pump,

Manometric ead, 'cceleration ead.

ist of Experiment,

1. Study te performances caracteristics of elton eel

5. Study te performances caracteristics of Francis Turbine

:. Study te performances caracteristics of . etermination of co efficient of discarge for a broad crested /eir & to plot /ater surface rofile o$er /eir

?. Study of te caracteristic of te (eciprocating pump.

Suggested Boo#s Study Material,

1. Fluid Mecanics - Modi & Set - Standard Book ouse, eli5. !pen Cannel Flo/ by (angara@u - Tata Mc "ra/ - 4ill ublising Comp. Ltd., 6e/ eli

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - FIFTH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-8105 STRUCTURAL ;ESIGN & ;RA@ING-I (RCC)

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UNIT-I

Basic rinciples of Structural esignD 'ssumptions, Mecanism of load transfer, )arious properties of concrete and

reinforcing steel, #ntroduction to /orking stress metod and limit state metods of design, partial safety factor for

load and material. Calculation of $arious loads for structural design of singly reinforced beam, artial load factors.

UNIT-II

esign of BeamsD oubly reinforced rectangular & Flanged Beams, Lintel, Cantile$er, simply supported andcontinuous beams, Beams /it compression reinforcementD (edistribution of moments in continuous beams,

Circular girdersD eep beams. esign of beam for sear and bond.

UNIT-III

esign of SlabsD Slabs spanning in one direction. Cantile$er, simply supported and Continuous slabs, Slabs

spanning in t/o directions, Circular slabs, affle slabs, Flat slabs, ield line teory.

UNIT-IV

Columns & FootingsD ffecti$e lengt of columns, Sort and long columns- S+uare,

(ectangular and Circular columns, #solated and combined footings, Strap footing, Columns sub@ected to aial

loads and bending moments 2sections /it no tension9 , (aft foundation.

UNIT -V

StaircasesD Staircases /it /aist slab a$ing e+ual and une+ual fligts /it different support conditions, Slabs stead

-riser staircase.

NOTE: 'll te designs for strengt and ser$iceability sould strictly be as per te latest $ersion of #SD 3;>. %se of

S-1> 2esign aids9

Suggested Boo#s,

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UNIT-I

4ydrology D 4ydrological cycle, precipitation and its measurement, recording and no n record ingrain gauges,

estimating missing rainfall data, rain gauge net/orks, mean dept of precipitation o$er a drainage area, mass

rainfall cur$es, intensity-duration cur$es, dept-area duration cur$es,

#nfiltration and infiltration indices, e$aporation stream gauging, runoff and its estimation, ydrograp analysis,

unit ydrograp and its deri$ation from isolated and comple storms, S-cur$e ydrograp, syntetic unitydrograp.

UNIT-II

Floods and "round /aterD Types of floods and teir estimation by different metods, probability and

fre+uency analysis, flood routing troug reser$oirs and cannels, flood control measures, economics of

flood control, confined and unconfined a+uifers, a+uifer properties, ydraulics of /ells under steady flo/

conditions, infiltration galleries. "round /ater recarge-necessity and metods of impro$ing ground /ater

storage. ater logging-causes, effects and its pre$ention. Salt efflorescence-causes and effects. (eclamation of

/ater logged and salt affected lands.

UNIT-III

ater resources planning and management D lanning of /ater resources pro@ects, data re+uirements, economic

analysis of /ater resources pro@ects appraisal of multipurpose pro@ects, optimal operation of pro@ects introductionto linear programming and its application to /ater resources pro@ects. (ole of /ater in te en$ironment, rain

/ater ar$esting, impact assessment of /ater resources de$elopment and managerial measures.

UNIT-IV

#rrigation /ater re+uirement and soil-/ater-crop relationsipD #rrigation, definition, necessity, ad$antages and

disad$antages, types and metods. #rrigation de$elopment.

Soils - types and teir occurrence, suitability for irrigation purposes, /ilting coefficient and field capacity,

optimum /ater supply, consumpti$e use and its determination. #rrigation metods-surface and subsurface,

sprinkler and drip irrigation. uty of /ater, factors affecting duty and metods to impro$e duty, suitability of

/ater for irrigation, crops and crop seasons, principal crops and teir /ater re+uirement, crop ratio and crop rotation,

intensity of irrigation.

UNIT-V

Canal irrigationD Types of canals, alignment, design of unlined and lined canals,


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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - SITH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-8159 (THEOR= OF STRUCTURES-II)

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M$!# ;,#*bu#$ M!#$%D 'nalysis of frames /it s/ay, 'nalysis of bo frames, 'nalysis of portal

frames /it inclined members.

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21;9 ain, !. . and ain, B. 9 (ubenstein M.F., Matrix +omputer Analysis of structures, rentice 4all, ngle/ood Cliffs, 6..

21?9 6egi, L.S., angid, (.S., Structural Analysis 2TM4 !%TL#6 S(#S9, Tata Mc"ra/ 4ill ublisingCompany Ltd, 6e/ eli

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - SITH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-8158 STRUCTURAL ;ESIGN & ;RA@ING-II (STEEL)

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)arious loads and mecanism of te load transfer, partial load factors, structural properties of steel, esign of

structural connections - Bolted, (i$eted and elded connections.

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UNIT-II

esign of compression members, Tension members, (oof Trusses - 'ngular & Tubular, Lattice "irders.

UNIT-III

esign of simple beams, Built- up beams, late girders and gantry girders.

UNIT-IVffecti$e lengt of columns, esign of column s-simple and compound, Lacings & battens. esign of footings

for steel structures, "rillage foundation.

UNIT-V

esign of #ndustrial building frames, multistory frames, Bracings for ig rise structures, esign of transmission to/ers.

NOTE: A #! %!,, $* ,#*!# % ,!*3"!b#/ ,$u% ,#*"#/ b! , >!* #! #!,# 3!*,$ $ IS: 00.

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#mpurities of /ater and teir significance, /ater-borne diseases, pysical, cemical and bacteriological analysis of

/ater, /ater standards for different uses. #ntake structure, con$eyance of /ater, pipe materials, pumps - operation &

pumping stations.

UNIT-III

ater Treatment metods- teory and design of sedimentation, coagulation, filtrating,

disinfection, aeration & /ater softening, modern trends in sedimentation & filtration,Miscellaneous metods of treatment.

UNIT-IV

Layout and ydraulics of different distribution systems, pipe fittings, $al$es and appurtenances, analysis of

distribution system. 4ardy cross metod, leak detection, maintenance of distribution systems, ser$ice reser$oir capacity

and eigt of reser$oir.

UNIT-V

(ural /ater supply scemes, financing and management of /ater supply pro@ect, /ater pollution control act,

conser$ancy & /ater carriage system, sanitary appliance and teir operation, building drainage system of plumbing.

SUGGESTE; BOO. etermination of ardness of te gi$en sample

?. etermination of residual clorine

=. etermination of 'lkalinity in a /ater samples

8. etermination of 'cidity in a /ater samples

17. etermination of issol$ed !ygen 2!9 in te /ater sample.BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - SITH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-8155 (UANTIT= SURVE=ING & COSTING)

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#ntroductionD urpose and importance of estimates, principles of estimating. Metods of abstract seetK bill of

+uantities. Types of estimate, plint area rate, cubical content rate, taking out +uantities of items of /ork. Mode of

measurement, measurement seet and preliminary, original, re$ised and supplementary estimates for different

pro@ects.

B"E" (CIVIL ENGINEERING)# UIT (A$%&'&&$)-RGPV-BHOPAL# SYLLABUS * !/


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UNIT-II

(ate 'nalysisD Task for a$erage artisean, $arious factors in$ol$ed in te rate of an item, material and labour re+uirement

for $arious tradesK preparation for rates o f important items of /ork. Current scedule of rates. 2C.S.(.9

UNIT-III

etailed stimatesD reparing detailed estimates of $arious types of buildings, (.C.C. /orks, eart /ork calculationsfor roads and estimating of cul$erts Ser$ices for building suc as /ater supply, drainage and electrification.

UNIT-IV

Cost of orksD Factors affecting cost of /ork, o$eread carges, Contingencies and

ork carge establisment, $arious percentages for different ser$ices in building. reparation of (.

UNIT-V

)aluationD urposes, depreciation, sinking fund, scrap $alue, years purcase, gross and net income, dual rate

interest, metods of $aluation, rent fiation of buildings.

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;!, $ Mu#-,#$*!/ Bu%, - S/ay and non-s/ay buildings, Sear /alls and oter bracing elements.

UNIT-II

E*# R!# S#*u"#u*!,: Cantile$er and counter fort type retaining /alls.

UNIT-III

@#!* T+,: Tanks on ground and underground tanksD S+uare, rectangular, circular tanks, !$eread tanksD

circular & intAe tanks.

UNIT-IV

S$, % Bu+!*,: #ntroduction, esign of rectangular, s+uare and circular bunkers, esign of Silos by 'irys

teory and anssens teory.

UNIT-V

T-beam & Slab bridges- for ig/ay loading 2#(C Loads9.re-stressing concepts materials, systems of pre-stressing

& losses. #ntroduction to /orking & Limit State esign.

SUGGESTE; BOO. 6.


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B," ;!#$, & I%!' *$>!*#!,D efinition and scope of soil mecanics, 4istorical de$elopment. Formationof soils. Soil composition. Minerals, #nfluence of clay minerals on engineering bea$iour. Soil structure. Tree

pase system. #nde properties and teir determination. Consistency limits. Classification systems based on particlesiAe and consistency limits.

UNIT-II

S$ @#!* % C$,$%#$D Soil /ater, ermaeability, etermination of permeability in laboratory and in field.

Seepage and seepage pressure. Flo/nets, uses of a flo/net, ffecti$e, neutral and total stresses. Compressibility and

consolidation, (elationsip bet/een pressure and $oid ratio, Teory of one dimensional consolidation.

Consolidation test, Fitting Time cur$es. 6ormally and o$er consolidated clays. etermination of preconsolidation

pressure, settlement analysis. Calculation of total settlement.

UNIT-III

S#*!,, ;,#*bu#$ S$, % S!* S#*!# $ S$,: Stress distribution beneat loaded areas by Boussines+sand /ater gaurds analysis. 6e/marks influence cart. Contact pressure distribution.Mor - Coulombs teory of sear failure of soils, Mors stress circle, Measurement of sear strengt, Sear bo test, Triaial compression test,unconfined compression test, )ane sear test, Measurement of pore pressure, pore pressure parameters, critical $oidratio, Li+uefaction.

UNIT-IV

S#b#/ $ S$>!,: #nfinite and finite slopes. Types of slope failures, (otational slips. Stability number. ffect of ground /ater. Selection of sear strengt parameters in slope stability analysis. 'nalytical and grapical metods of stability analysis. Stability of art dams.

UNIT-V

L#!* E*# *!,,u*!: 'cti$e, passi$e and eart pressure at rest. (ankine, Coulomb, TerAagi and Culmanteories. 'nalytical and grapical metods of determination of eart pressures on coesion-less and coesi$e soils.ffect of surcarge, /ater table and /all friction. 'rcing in soils. (einforced eart retaining /alls.LABORATOR= @OR. etermination of srinkage limit?. ermeability tests=. irect sear test8. Consolidation test

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.): CIVIL ENGINEERING - SEVENTH SEMESTER

SUBJECT: CE-4108 (ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING-II)

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Se/erage scemes and teir importance, collection & con$eyance of se/age, storm /ater +uantity, fluctuation in

se/age flo/, flo/ troug se/er, design of se/er, construction & maintenance of se/er, se/er appurtenances,

pumps & pumping stations.

UNIT-II

Caracteristics and analysis of /aste /ater, recycles of decomposition, pysical, cemical & biological parameters. !ygen demand i.e. B! & C!, T!C, T!, (elati$e Stability, population e+ui$alent,instrumentation in$ol$ed in analysis, natural metods of /aste /ater disposal i.e. by land treatment & by dilution,self-purification capacity of stream, !ygen sag analysis.

UNIT-III%nit operations for /aste /ater treatment, preliminary treatment suc as screens, grit camber, floatation tank,sedimentation and cemical clarification, role of micro-organism in biological treatment, Se/age filtration- teory& design.

UNIT-IV

Metods of Biological Treatment 2Teory & esign9 - 'cti$ated Sludge process, !idation ditc, stabiliAation ponds, aerated lagoon, anaerobic lagoons, septic tank & imoff tank, sources & treatment of sludge, sludgetickening and digestion sludge drying beds, sludge disposal.

UNIT-V

'd$anced aste ater treatment - iatomaceorus eart filters, ultra-filtration, 'dsorption by acti$ated carbon,

osporus remo$al, 6itrogen remo$al, ysio cemical /aste /ater treatment, Solid /aste disposal -

classification, composition, collection, & disposal metods. (ural sanitation - collection & disposal of refuse,

sullage & nigt soil

Lb$*#$*/ 2$*+ sall be based on te topics of en$ironmental engineering # & ## and consist of eperiments of

/ater and /aste /ater +uality as per facility a$ailable in te institution.

LIST OF EERIMENT:

1. To study te $arious standards for /aste /ater

5. To study te sampling tecni+ues for /aste /ater


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:. To determine te alkalinity in /ater sample3. To determine te acidity in /ater sample;. etermination of issol$ed !ygen in te /ater and /aste /ater sample>. etermination of Biological !ygen demand of a /aste /ater sample?. etermination of Cemical !ygen demand of a /aste /ater sample=. etermination of $arious types of solids in te /aste /ater sample8. etermination of bacterial number by membrane filter Tecni+ue17. etermination of bacterial colonies by standard plat count metod.

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SUBJECT: CE-4104 ELECTIVE-I (;ESIGN OF H=;RAULIC STRUCTURES)

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I#*$%u"#$: #ntroduction to different types of structures used in irrigation Scemes, teir functions andnecessity, $iA. "ra$ity am, arten ams, 'rc ams, and Buttress ams. eirs, Barrages, Slip/ays ead &cross (egulators, Falls, C.. orks !utlet, Canals, etc.G*3#/ %,: forces acting and teir determination, #.S. load combinations, modes of failure,

stability analysis, elementary profile, practical profile, design of ig gra$ity dams.

UNIT-IIE*# ;, % R$"+, %,: Suitability of foundation, selection of construction materials, design criteria,seepage control and foundation treatment.R$"+, %,: Types, merits and demerits, conditions fa$ourable for teir adoption.

UNIT-III

S>2/,: Types and teir Suitability, detailed design of !gee spill/ay and sypon spill/ay, designconsiderations of side cannel7 safts and cute spill/ays,E!*/ %,,>#$, %!3"!,: 4ydraulic @ump as energy dissipater, design of stilling basins, introduction to

bucket type dissipaters. Spill/ay crest gates - $ertical lift and radial gates, teir design principles and details.

UNIT-IV

S#*u"#u*!, $ !*3$u, F$u%#$,D Bligs Creep Teory, Lanes eigted Creep Teory,


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3. esign Tetbooks in Ci$il ngineering G #rrigation ngineering G )ol )# G amsK L Lelia$skyK Capman &4all

;. esign of Small amsK %SB(K !ford & #B4.

>. Fundamentals of #rrigation ngineeringK Barat SingK 6em Cand.?. #rrigation and ater o/er ngineeringK B.C. unmia, BBL andeK Lami ublication.=. #rrigation, ater o/er and ater (esources ngineeringK


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SUBJECT: CE-4104 ELECTIVE-I (ENVIRONMENTAL IMACT ASSESSMENT)

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C$"!># $ EIA : #ntroduction of #', %tility and scope of #', Significant n$ironmental #mpacts, Stage of #', n$ironmental #n$entory, n$ironmental #mpact Statement 2#S9

UNIT-II

M!#$%, $ I>"# I%!#"#$: n$ironmental #ndices and indicators for describing te affecteden$ironment, matri metodologies, net/ork, cecklist, and oter metod.

UNIT-III

I>"# /,,: Frame/ork, statement predication and assessment of impact of air, /ater, noise and socio-economic en$ironment.

UNIT-IV

*!>*#$ $ 2*##! %$"u!##$: #nitial planning pase, detailed planning pase, /riting pase,organiAing rele$ant information, co-ordination of team /riting effort.

UNIT-V

ub" *#">#$ E3*$!# ;!",$ +: Basic definitions, (egulatory re+uirements,'d$antages & disad$antages of ublic articipation, Selection of ublic participation tecni+ues, racticalconsiderations for implementation.

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perspecti$es on teir application.J For #nternational 'ssociation of #mpact 'ssessment 2#'#'9.8. planatory 6otes I#' 6otification, 1883 09$dated u$to :th %uly 1;;8 amendment) and a 6ote on te

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SUBJECT: CE-4104 ELECTIVE-I (COMUTATIONAL METHO;S IN STRUCTURAL

ENGINEERING)

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Matri formulation for te principle of $irtual /ork and energy principles, principle of contragradience, stiffnessand fleibility matrices, egree of Freedom. 'ial, bending, sear and torsional deformations.

Local and "lobal lement stiffness matrices for bar, beam, saft, grid, sear /all, beam-column, beam /itrigid ends, beam on elastic foundation and elements /it special boundary conditions. nonprismatic and cur$edelements, forces and displacements in general coordinate aes, structure stiffness matri.

UNIT-II

Basics of te irect Stiffness metod - 'nalysis of pin@ointed frames, rigid @ointed structures, plane grids andcomposite structures for different loads including temperature, srinkage, prestressing forces. lastic stabilityanalysis of 5- rigid @ointed frames, 2S/ay & 6ons/ay9

UNIT-III

Concepts of Band/idt, $arious storage scemes & e+uation sol$ersK (eduction in order of stiffness matri -use of substructures, static condensation metod, ploiting symmetry, ske/ symmetry and cyclic symmetry instructures, #mposition of Constraints - Lagrange Multiplier and enalty Metods.

UNIT-IV


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'nalysis of continuum structures - Fundamental e+uations of teory of elasticity 259, basic concepts of Finite

lement 'nalysis, deri$ation of generalised element stiffness matri and load $ectors, con$ergence

re+uirements, stiffness matrices for $arious elements using sape functions, Triangular and (ectangular

elements. 2SS9

UNIT-V

T/o imensional #so parametric elements, sape functions for Simple. Lagrangian and Serendipidity familyelements in natural coordinates, computation of stiffness matri for #soparametric elements, degrading of elements, plate bending elements.

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T*> ;,#*bu#$D Trip istribution Models- "ro/t Factor ModelsD %niform "ro/t Factor, '$erage "ro/tFactor, Fratar Metod and Furness MetodK Limitations of "ro/t factor ModelsK "ra$ity Model G Calibrationof "ra$ity Model.K !pportunity Models.

T*" A,,!#D urpose of Traffic 'ssignmentK 'ssignment Tecni+ues-'ll-or-6oting 'ssignment,Multiple (oute 'ssignment, Capacity restraint assignmentK %se of i$ersion Cur$es in 'ssignment.

UNIT-IIIM$%! S>#: Factors affecting Mode SplitK reGdistribution Mode SplitK ost-istribution Mode SplitK'd$antages and isad$antagesK robit, Logit and iscriminant 'nalysis in Mode Split.

L% U,! % T*,>$*##$ S/,#!: %rban system components, Concept and definitions, criteria for measuring and comparing urban structure, land use and transportation.

UNIT-IV

3!!# ;!, F"#$*,D esign /eel load, strengt caracteristics of pa$ement materials, climatic$ariations, traffic - load e+ui$alence factors and e+ui$alent /eel loads.

Fleible a$ements esignD Component parts of te pa$ement structures and teir functions, stresses in fleible pa$ements, Stress distribution troug $arious layers, Boussines+ues teory , Burmisters t/o layered teory,metods of design, "roup #nde metod, CB( metod, #(C metod, ''S4T! metod, Burmisters metodand 6ort akota cone metod. 'pplications of pa$ement design soft/are.

UNIT-V

R% 3!!#,D $aluation of sub grade, Modulus-< by plate bearing test and te test details, estergaardsstress teory stresses in rigid pa$ements, Temperature stresses, /arping stresses, frictional stresses, criticalcombination of stresses, critical loading positions.R% 3!!# ;!,D Types of @oints and teir functions, @oint spacingK design of CC pa$ement for roads,ig/ays and epress/ays as per #(C, ''S4T!, design of @oints. esign of continuously reinforced concrete pa$ements. (eliabilityK %se of soft/are for rigid pa$ement design.

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SUBJECT: CE-4105 ELECTIVE-II ( COST EFFECTIVE & ECO-FRIEN;L= CONSTRUCTION )

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Concepts of nergy fficient & n$ironment Friendly Materials and Tecni+ues, Cost effecti$e materials- Soil,Fly as, Ferro-cement, Lime, Fibers, Stone ust, (ed mud, "ypsum, 'lternate ood, olymer.


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nergy fficient & n$ironment Friendly Building Material roductsD alls- StabiliAed and sun dried, soil blocks & bricks, Solid & 4ollo/ concrete blocks, stone masonry blocks, Ferro cement partitions. (oofs- re-

cast (.C. lank & oists roof, re-cast cannel roof, re-cast L-panel roof, re-cast Funicular sells, Ferrocement sells, Filler Slab, Seasal Fibre roof, #mpro$ed country tiles, Tatc roof, M.C.(. tile.

UNIT-IICost ffecti$e Construction Tecni+ues and +uipmentD 2a9 Tecni+uesD (at trap bond construction, nergyfficient roofing, Ferro cement tecni+ue, Mud Tecnology.

2b9 +uipmentD Brick moulding macine, StabiliAed soil block making macine and plants for te manufacturing

of concrete blocks, M.C.(. tile making macine, Ferro cement /all panel & (oofing cannel making macine,

(.C.C. Caukat making m0c.

UNIT-III

Cost ffecti$e SanitationD 2a9 aste /ater disposal system, 2b9 Cost effecti$e sanitation for rural and urbanareas, 2c9 Ferro-cement rains

UNIT-IV

Lo/ Cost (oad ConstructionD Cost effecti$e road materials, stabiliAation, construction tecni+ues tests,

e+uipment used for construction, drainage, maintenance.

UNIT-V

Cost 'nalysis and ComparisonD 2a9 'll eperimental materials, 2b9 'll eperimental tecni+ues

TET BOO;57U.3. Building "reen in a Black and ite orldD Selling te 4omes our Customers ant by a$id (itcey

onston 2asington, CD 4ome Builder ress, 5777. #SB6D 7-=>?1=-;7?-39.;. nergy Star Building Manual 2asington, C D %.S. n$ironmental rotection 'gency nergy Star

rogram, 5771 -- online at ttpD00yosemite1.epa.go$0ST'(0business.nsf0content0 businessVresourcesVupgradebuilding.tm9

>. "reen BuildingD ' rimer for Builders, Consumers, and (ealtors 2;t ed.9 2dge/ater, MD Buildingn$ironmental Science and Tecnology 2B..S.T.9, 5777 -- online at

ttpD00///.energybuilder.com0greenbld.tm 9.?. "reen Building 4andbookD ' Companion "uide to Building roducts & Teir #mpact on te n$ironment

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SUBJECT: CE-4105 ELECTIVE-II ( IN;USTRIAL @ASTE TREATMENT )

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ffect of discarge of industrial /aste/aters on streams, land and en$ironment, #mportance and scope,roblems in$ol$ed in treatment, )ariation in +uality and +uantity of industrial /aste/aters.

S#%*%, & C*#!*: #ndian standards for discarge of treated /aste/aters on land, into municipal se/er and

natural /ater courses.S> $ @,#!2#!*,: (epresentati$e sample, "rab and composite samples.

UNIT-II

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'pproaces to minimiAation G good ousekeeping, e+ualiAation and neutraliAation by miing of differenteffluent streamsK recycling of /aste/ater streams. rocess modifications in terms of ra/ materials andcemicals used, Treatment of industrial /astes, (emo$al of dissol$ed and suspended solids, !rganic /astetreatment processes, Sludge treatment and andling.

UNIT-III

G!!* A>>*$"!, #$ $ I%u,#* @,#!2#!* T*!#!# % ;,>$,:

+ualiAation and proportioning, 6eutraliAation, Treating different effluent streams separately, Treating different

streams @ointly after miing tem partly or fully including 0 ecluding domestic /aste/ater along /it teindustrial /aste, treating industrial /aste/aters along /it to/n /aste.

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