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Overall Structure of five year Dual degree programme

Overall Structure of five year Dual degree programme

Overall Structure of five year Dual degree programme

 

1. Academic

The minimum credit requirements for a dual degree programme would be 183. The duration of the program is 10 semesters. Broadly, it consists of approximately 6 semesters of undergraduate engineering curriculum followed by approximately 2 semesters of post-graduate curriculum and last 2 semester dissertation. The curriculum for the MTech component will either be a continuation of the undergraduate Engineering discipline or one from the pool of MS specializations.

 

The program consists of Humanities and Social Sciences (HS), Basic Sciences (BS), Engineering Foundation (EF), Design and Innovation (DI), Bachelor Core (BC), Bachelor Elective (BE), Open Elective (OE), Masters Core (MC), Masters Elective (ME) and Dissertation (DS). There will be a compulsory dissertation (concerned specialization) in the last two semesters. The students can do additional credits through open choice of courses, which will allow them to develop broad inter-disciplinary knowledge base and opportunity to do their MS/ MTech in discipline other than BTech.

 

2. Minimum credits for the program are 183, the overall credit structure is as follows:

Category

Credits

  Humanities and Social Sciences (HS)

10

  Basic Sciences (BS)

23

  Engineering Foundation  (EF)

22

  Design & Innovation (DI)

04

  Bachelor Core (BC)

40

  Bachelor Elective (BE)

18

  Open Elective (OE)

12

  MS Core (MC)

06

  MS  Elective  (ME)

24

  Dissertation (DS)

24

Total

183

 

 

  1. The Overall Course/Credit Structure

Semester

Category

No. of Course

Credits

Total Credits

I

HS

BS

EF

DI

Non-Credit­­­­­­­

2

2

2

1

1

4

7

6

2

-

 

19

II

HS

BS

EF

DI

Non-Credit

3

3

1

1

1

2

12

4

2

-

 

20

III

BS

EF

BC

1

1

3

4

4

12

 

20

IV

EF

BC

HS

2

3

1

8

12

2

22

V

BC

BE

HS

OE

2

1

1

2

8

4

2

6

20

VI

BC

BE

OE

2

1

2

8

4

6

 

18

VII

BE

MC

ME

2

2-3

1-0

10

6-9

3-0

19

VIII

ME

5

15

15

IX

ME

DS

2

1

6

9

15

X

DS

-

15

15

Overall Minimum Credits

183

 

 

Semester I

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Humanities and Social Sciences

2-0-0

2

HS

2.

  Environmental Studies

2-0-2

3

BS

3.

  Engineering Mathematics-I

  (Calculus and Transform)

4-0-0

4

BS

4.

  Engineering Foundation-I

  (Computer Programming)

2-0-4

4

EF

6.

  Introduction to Engineering-I

  (Lecture/Visit/Demo/Doing)

1-0-2

2

EF

7.

  Engineering Drawing  & Visualization

0-0-4

2

DI

8.

  Principles of Economics

2-0-0

2                  

HS

9.

  English in Practice

2-0-2

Non-credit

 

 

 

Total  (19)

 HS-4, BS-7, EF-6, DI-2

*Non-credit course: need to pass Basic English course

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester II

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Physics-I

3-0-2

4

BS

2.

  Chemistry-I

3-0-2

4

BS

3.

  Engineering Mathematics-II

  (Probability and Statistics)

4-0-0

4

BS

4.

  Engineering Foundation-II (Data Structure)

3-0-2

4

EF

5.

  Introduction to Engineering-II

  (Engineering Specific)

1-0-2

Non-Credit

EF

6.

  Product Realization

0-0-4

2

DI

7.

  IPR and Law

2-0-0

2

HS

 

 

Total  (20)

BS-12, EF-4, DI-2, HS-2

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester III

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Engineering Foundation-III

 

4

EF

2

  Biology/Chemistry-II/Physics-II

 

4

BS

3.

  BachelorCore-I

 

4

BC

4.

  BachelorCore-II

 

4

BC

5.

  BachelorCore-III

 

4

BC

 

 

Total  (20)

EF-4,BS-4, BC-12


*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester IV

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Engineering Foundation-1V

  (Numerical Analysis)

 

4

EF

2.

  Engineering Foundation-V

 

4

EF

3.

  BachelorCore-IV

 

4

BC

4.

  BachelorCore-V

 

4

BC

5.

  BachelorCore-VI

 

4

BC

6.

  Professional Practice & Ethics

 

2

HS

7

  Optional Course-II

 

 

 

 

 

Total 22 

EF-8, BC-12, HS-2

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester V

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  BachelorCore-VII

 

4

BC

2.

  BachelorCore-VIII

 

4

BC

3.

  BachelorElective- I

 

4

BE

4.

  Technical Writing

 

2

HS

5.

  Open-Elective-I

 

3

OE

6.

  Open-Elective-II

 

3

OE

7

  Optional Course-III

 

 

 

 

 

Total  (20)

HS-2, BC-8, BE-4,OE-6

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester VI

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  BachelorCore-IX

 

4

BC

2.

  BachelorCore- X

 

4

BC

3.

  Bachelor Elective- II

 

4

BE

4.

  Open-Elective-III

 

3

OE

5.

  Open-Elective-IV

 

3

OE

 

 

Total (18)

BC-8, BE-4, OE-6

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester VII

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Project (Engineering Specific)

 

6

BE

2.

  Bachelor Elective -III

 

4

BE

3.

  Master Core-I

 

3

MC

4.

  Master Core-II

 

3

MC

5.

  Master Core/ Master Specialization-I

 

3

ME

 

 

Total  (19)

BE- 10, MC-6, ME-3

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester VIII

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Master Specialization –II

 

3

ME

2.

  Master Specialization –III

 

3

ME

3.

  Master Specialization –IV

 

3

ME

4.

  Master Specialization –V

 

3

ME

5.

  Master Specialization –VI

 

3

ME

 

 

Total  (15)

 ME-15

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester IX

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Master Specialization-VII

 

3

ME

2.

  Master Specialization-VIII

 

3

ME

3.

  Dissertation

 

9

DS

 

 

Total  (15)

ME-6, DS-9

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

 

Semester X

 

Course Name

L-T-P

Credits

Category

1.

  Dissertation

 

15

DS

 

 

Total (15)

DS-15

 

 

 

 

*L = Lecture , *T = Tutorial , *P = Practical

Total Credits: 183 (Minimum)

 

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Initially, established as a Centre for Chinese and Japanese Studies, it subsequently grew to include Korean Studies as well. At present there are eight faculty members in the Centre. Several distinguished faculty who have now retired include the late Prof. Gargi Dutt, Prof. P.A.N. Murthy, Prof. G.P. Deshpande, Dr. Nranarayan Das, Prof. R.R. Krishnan and Prof. K.V. Kesavan. Besides, Dr. Madhu Bhalla served at the Centre in Chinese Studies Programme during 1994-2006. In addition, Ms. Kamlesh Jain and Dr. M. M. Kunju served the Centre as the Documentation Officers in Chinese and Japanese Studies respectively.

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