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301.
ADVANCED SURVEYING
Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme
Theory
Sessional Prac/Oral
Theory
Tut/Prac marks
Hrs marks
marks
Term work
Total
4
2
100 3
50
25
25
200
Theodolite
Traversing: Theodolite -
Precision, Measurements of Angles, Errors affecting angular measurements,
Types of traverse, Orientation of traverse surveys, Theodolite traverse -
Field work, Latitude, departure, Coordinate system of traverse, Adjustment
of close traverse.
Plane
Table Survey: Plane table
accessories, Advantages & Disadvantages, Methods of plotting -
Radiation, Intersection & Traversing.
Tacheometry:
Tangential tacheometry, Stadia tacheometry, Use of
tangential and stadia tacheometry, Horizontal staff tacheometry,
self-reducing tacheometers.
Advanced
Levelling & Contouring: Automatic
levels, Booking of level books and R.L. computations, correction for
curvature & Refraction, various types of levelling, trigonometric
levelling, contour plotting using radial line & square grids, Precise
levelling.
Computation
of Areas & Volumes: Computation
of area of regular & irregular boundary, Trapezoidal & Simpson’s
rule, Electronic planimeters, computation of volume for earthwork in
cutting & filling , capacity of reservoirs.
Curve
Settings: Basic of
Curves, Elements & Geometry, Designation of Curves, Problems in Curve
location, setting out of circular and transition curves, vertical curves.
Hydrographic
Survey: Significance
of hydrographic survey, Tide gauges, sounding, Locations, Locating
stations using sextants.
Introduction
to Photogrammetry & Aerial Surveys: Photogrammetry,
definitions, Principles of elevated & aerial photographs, methods of
Photogrammetry, Interpretation of photographs, mirror stereoscope,
Measurement of distance on photographs, Parallax bars, Remote sensing
applications in construction technology.
Use
of Survey in Construction Works: Setting
out bridge elements, road alignment and grades, Dams etc. Use of surveying
& leveling methods during construction of engineering works.
TERM WORK
It
shall consist of the field works & drawings based on the syllabus.
Text Books
Surveying
& leveling, Vol. I & II
Kanetkar & Kulkarni
Surveying
& leveling, Vol. I & II
B.C.Punmia
Surveying
& leveling
Duggal
References
Surveying
& Leveling
S.C.Rangwala
Elements of
Photogrammetry
Paul R. Wolf
Advanced
Surveying
V.Natrajan
Advanced
Surveying
Agor
302.
FLUID MECHANICS
Teaching
Scheme Examination
Scheme
Theory
Sessional Prac/Oral
Theory
Tut/Prac marks Hrs
marks
marks
Term work
Total
4
2
100
3
50 25
25
200
Properties
of Fluids: Density,
Specific weight, Specific Volume,
Specific Gravity,
Viscosity, Surface tension, Capillary.
Pressure
and its Measurement:
Pascal’s Law, Absolute Pressure, Gauge
Pressure, Atmospheric
Pressure, Vacuum Pressure, Manometer-various types.
Hydrostatic
Forces on Surfaces:
Total pressure,
centre of pressure, vertical, horizontal
and inclined plane surfaces, concept of Buoyancy, meta-centric
height.
Dynamics
of Fluid Flow:
Equation of
motion, (Euler’s
equation), Bernoulli’s Equation, Venturimeter,
Orifice meter, Notches and Pitot
tube, Relation equilibrium.
Pipe
Flow System: Minor
and major losses,
Darcy Weisbach equation, Pipe
network, pipe in
series and
parallel, compound
pipe, Laminar flow, concept of boundary layer.
Dimensional
and Model Analysis:
Primary and secondary units, dimensional
homogeneity, Buckingham’s theorem,
dimensionless numbers, introduction to model analysis.
Flow
in Open Channel: Stable
& unstable channel, uniform, non-uniform, laminar and turbulent flow, critical section, specific energy, most
economical section, Hydraulic
jump.
TERM WORK
It
shall consist of at least eight experiments and associated tutorial
problems based on the syllabus.
TEXT BOOK
Fluid mechanics and Hydraulic machinery
Modi and Seth
REFERENCES
Fluid mechanics and Hydraulic machinery
R.K.Bansal
Fluid mechanics and Hydraulic machinery
Arora
1500 problems in Fluid mechanics
Subramanya
Open channel flow
Subramanya
Open channel flow
Ranga Raju
Fluid Mechanics
Streeter
303.
ELEMENTS OF GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Teaching
Scheme Examination
Scheme
Theory
Sessional
Prac/Oral
Theory
Tut/Prac marks
Hrs
marks
marks
Term work Total
5
2
100
3
50
25
25 200
Introduction
to Geology: The earth as
planet, scope of geology, Geological studies for engineers.
Formation of rocks &
soil.
Structural
Features of Rocks: Basic
terms, folds, joints, faults, unconfirmities, overlap stratification,
outcrop, dip, etc.
Study
of Rocks: Classification of rocks,
igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic rocks & their composition, texture
& structure, Engineering properties of rocks.
Geological
Investigations: Various
methods of geological investigations, mapping. Interpretation of reports,
case studies.
Introduction
to Soil Mechanics: Definition,
soil as construction material, limitations of soil mechanics.
Soil
Properties: Soil as
three phase system, related properties, index
properties, Atterberg limits, classification of soils & field
identification, soil structure and mineralogy, soil-water properties.
Permeability:
Permeability, Factors affecting permeability,
measurement of permeability, coefficient of permeability of common soils ,
Quick conditions.
Compaction:
Definition, Compaction, methods, standard and
modified compaction tests, determination of dry density & optimum
moisture contents, factors affecting compaction.
Shear
Strength: Definitions,
different shear tests, interpretation of results, shear strength
parameters & theory, shear strength of cohesive & non-cohesive
soils.
Term Work
It shall consist of at least eight experiments
based on the syllabus.
Text BookS
Geotechnical
Engineering
C Venketramiah
Engineering
& General geology
Prabin Singh
References
Text Book of
geology
P. K. Mukherjee
A text book
of soil Mechanics
Shamsher Prakash
Soil
Mechanics
Lambe & Whitman
Engg.
properties of soil
Shashi Gulati
Soil Engg.
in theory & practice
Alam Singh
Soil
Mechanics & Foundation Engineering
B.C. Punmia
Basic soil
Mechanics
R. Whitlow
Fundamentals
of soil Mechanics
D.M. Taylor
Soil
mechanics for Engineers
Spangler
304.
MATHEMATICS - II
Teaching
Scheme Examination
Scheme
Theory
Sessional Prac/Oral
Theory Tut/Prac
marks Hrs
marks marks
Term work
Total
4
-
100 3
50
-
- 150
Fourier Series: Periodic functions, Dirichlet’s conditions,
Fourier series, Euler’s formulae, Fourier
expansion of periodic functions with period
2Õ , Fourier
series of even and odd functions , Fourier series of periodic functions
with arbitrary periods, Half
range Fourier series.
Laplace
Transforms: Motivation,
Definition, Linearity property, L.T.
of elementary
functions, Shifting theorem, Inverse Laplace transforms ,
Laplace transforms of derivatives and
integrals, Convolution theorem, Application of Laplace transforms
in solving ordinary differential equations, Laplace transforms of
periodic, unit step and impulse function.
Ordinary
differential equations: Linear
differential equation of higher
order with constant coefficients, method
of variation of parameters, higher order linear differential equation with
variables coefficients (Cauchy’s
and Legendre forms), simultaneous
linear differential equation,
model for the real world problems and their
solutions, in particular , modeling
of electric circuits,
Deflection of beams, Free
oscillations, forced
oscillations, Resonance,
Solution of Bessel and
Legendre equations by series
method, Definition and
properties like Recurrence
relations, orthogonality.
Partial
Differential equations: Formulation of partial differential
equations. Directly integrable equations, Models of Engineering
problems leading to first order P.D.E.’s, Lagrange’s
equation, Solution of special type
of first order P.D.E.’s, Homogenous
linear equations with constant
coefficients, Application of
partial differential equations, Boundary
value problems and method of seperation
of variables, Modeling
of vibration of a stretched
string-one dimensional wave equation.
Numerical
Methods: Motivation,
errors : truncation
error , rounded off error, absolute
error, relative error and percentage error , solution
of algebraic and
transcendental equations by
Newton-Raphson, bisection, false position and iteration and extended
iteration methods, Convergence of
these methods.
TEXT BOOKS
Higher
Engineering Mathematics
B.S.Grewal
Applied Mathematics, Vol. I
& II
Wartikar & Wartikar
Engineering
Mathematics
Dhavan & Shrivastav
305.
ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Teaching
Scheme Examination
Scheme
Theory
Sessional Prac/Oral
Theory Tut/Prac
marks Hrs marks
marks Term work
Total
3
0
100 3
50
-
- 150
Introduction: Introduction to basic building materials,
Introduction to soil, Stone, Lime, Cement, Timber, Aggregate, Mortar,
Brick with their uses.
Bricks
and Blocks :
Substitution for bricks:
Concrete block, Fly-ash bricks, Sand lime or calcium silicate bricks.,
Specially shaped bricks,
Facing bricks, Heavy duty bricks,
Perforated bricks,
Hollow bricks, Sewer bricks, Acid resistant bricks, Refractory bricks
Metals:
The use of metals in civil engineering, general
types, Structural steel (Plain
carbon steel, Notch ductile steels, Selection
of structural
steel, Corrosion
protection of
steel),Concrete reinforcement, High tensile steel, High
tensile bolt steel,
Railway steels, Steel
forging, Steel and Iron
casting, Cast steels, Cast
Irons, Bearing pads, Aluminum with casting alloys and applications, Copper, Zinc, Lead,
Commercial forms of metals .
Polymers: Polymers in Civil Engineering, Structural
plastics, Pipes, PVC pipes, tiles etc., Polymer membranes, Permeable
membranes, Fabric Structures, Coatings,
Adhesive, Polymer
concrete ,Other uses, Epoxy and Resins.
Glass
and Insulating Materials:
Introduction, Types of glass, Suitability and use of glass, glass wool,
Thermal Insulation, Types of insulating materials with
their suitability, Sound Insulation,
Types of acoustical materials with their suitability.
Bituminous
Materials: Introduction,
Binder mixtures ( cutback & emulsion,
rubberized binders, binder
mixtures for roads, pitch) ,Bitumen blends,
Permittivity of bitumen , Bituminous road materials.
Finishes: Cladding, Glazing, Paint, Varnishes,
Distempering, White washing, Lamination, Finishing of surface with
Concrete and mortar, False ceiling.
Utilization
of Waste: General,
By-products use as Cement Replacement: Coal ash, Rice husk ash, Silica
fume. By-Product use as Aggregates Replacement: Blast furnace slag, Fly
ash, Bottom ash, Boiler slag, Reclaimed
concrete, Anthracite coal refuse.
Miscellaneous: Use of coir, Ferro-cement, Fiber concrete with
steel fibers, glass fibers,
asbestos fibers, synthetic fibers, Natural fibers, Sealant, Cost
aspect and Environmental
consideration in construction, Mud as
construction material, Aggregates for
Road & Airport runways,
Ballast for railways.
TEXT
BOOKS
Civil Engineering materials
Neil Jackson & Ravindra K. Dhir
Civil Engineering materials
Technical Teachers Training Institute
Engineering Material
S.C.Rangwala
REFERENCES
Journal
of construction management
NICMAR
Civil engineering & construction review
CE & CR
Construction materials purchase
Materials for Civil & Highway Engineers
Derucher Korfiatis Ezeldin
306. COMPUTER
APPLICATION -
I
Teaching
Scheme Examination
Scheme
Theory
Sessional Prac/Oral
Theory Tut/Prac
marks Hrs
marks marks
Term work
Total
-
4
-
-
-
50
50 100
Introduction:
Introduction to computer and its accessories viz.
monitor, keyboard,
CPU, printer, Plotter, mouse, digitizer etc., use of DOS
commands for operating
files, copying, making and changing directories etc.
MS
Excel: An overview of workbooks, Entering text, values,
dates and times, selecting ranges, saving Work book, working with multiple
workbook. Efficient data
display, calculations, printing, sorting data, list basics, filtering
records, fancy formatting, plotting charts, customizing charts, creating
and supporting tables, creating the estimate worksheet, completing the
estimate, Civil Engineering Applications.
AutoCAD:
Introduction to AutoCAD, its advantages and
limitations, Drawing commands viz. point, line, circle, arc, polyline etc. To draw elemental drawings. Utility commands viz. save,
status, limits, units, files, and menu. Edit
and Inquiry commands
viz. erase, copy, move mirror,
change, break, extend. Display
commands and Drawing aids
viz. zoom,
pan, view, redraw,
regenerate, fill, and array. Layer commands, colour commands, linetype, LT
scale, style, fonts, block, wblock, insert. Dimensioning commands -
leader, text, dim, dim1 etc. Attributes
and base
link commands viz. attdef,
attdisp, attedit. Slide commands viz. mslide, slide and
Customization of menu.3D commands viz. vpoint, hide, elevation, 3D-view,
3D-poly, Civil Engineering Applications.
TERM WORK
Use of EXCEL in civil engineering applications for
bill preparation, quantity calculations, costing etc.Plan, elevation and/
or section of a typical Residential/Public/ Industrial building using
AutoCAD application.
TEXT
BOOKS
Mastering Excel
Chester
Illustrated AutoCAD
Schlieve
REFERENCES
Mastering AutoCAD
George Omura
Inside AutoCAD
Racker & Rice
The ABCs of Excel 97
Gene Weisskopt
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