Btech

SCHEME OF COURSES FOR B.TECH.
CIVIL ENGINEERING FOR

2011 BATCH AND ONWARDS
B. TECH. Ist SEMESTER

Course No.
CIV-102
Course title
Engineering Drawing
L
2
T
0
P
4
C
4
T
1
P
0
C
4
B. TECH. 2nd SEMESTER

Course No.
CIV-201
Course title
Engineering Mechanics
L
3
B.TECH. 3RD SEMESTER (CIVIL)

Course No.
CIV-301
CIV-301(P)
CIV-302
CIV-302(P)
CIV-303
CIV- 303(P)
MTH-303
ELE-304
ELE-304(P)
HSS-301
CIV-300
Course title
Structural Analysis- I
2
2
0
Structural Engineering Lab- I
0
0
2
Fluid Mechanics-I
2
1
0
Fluid Mechanics Lab-I
0
0
2
Surveying-I
2
1
0
Surveying Lab-I
0
0
3
Mathematics-I
2
1
0
Basic Electrical Engineering
2
1
0
Basic Electrical Engineering Lab.
0
0
2
Humanities & Social Science-I
2
1
0
Professional Development Activities
0
0
2
Total Contact Hours and Credits
30
COURSES OFFERED TO OTHERS DEPARTMENTS (METALLURGY)
CIV- 304
Geology & Mineralogy
2
2
0
CE-304(P)
Geology & Mineralogy Lab.
0
0
2
C
4
1
3
1
3
2
3
3
1
3
1
25
4
1
B.TECH. 4th SEMESTER (CIVIL)

Course No.
Course title
CIV-401
Structucal Analysis- II
CIV-402
Fluid Mechanics-II
CIV-402(P)
Fluid Mechanics Lab-II
CIV-403
Surveying-II
CIV-403(P)
Surveying Lab
CIV-403(SC) Surveying Camp*
CIV-404
Geotechnical Engineering-II
CIV-404(P)
Geotechnical Laboratory
CIV-405
Building Drawing and Construction
MTH-406
Mathematics-II
CIV-400
2
2
0
2
0
0
2
0
3
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
31
0
0
2
0
2
4
0
2
0
0
2
3
3
1
3
1
2
3
1
4
3
1
25
Remarks
*
Two
weeks
survey camp
immediately
after exam.
of 4th
semester
(July)
BTECH. 5th- SEMESTER (Civil)

Course No.
CIV-501
CIV-501(P)
CIV-502
CIV-503
CIV-503 (P)
CIV-504
CIV-505
CIV-500
Course title
Design of Structures-I
2
2
0
Concrete Laboratory
0
0
2
Traffic Engineering and Road Facilities
2
1
0
Geotechnical Engineering-II
2
2
0
Geotechnical Laboratory
0
0
2
Water Resources Engineering
2
2
0
Quantity Surveying and Cost Evaluation
2
1
0
0
0
2
Elective Courses
Architecture and Town Planning
CIV-511: E1 Concrete Technology
2
1
0
Engineering Seismology
29
COURSES OFFERED TO OTHERS DEPARTMENTS (ELECTRICAL)
CIV-506
Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machines
3
1
0
C
4
1
3
4
1
4
3
1
3
25
4
B.TECH. 6th SEMESTER (Civil)

Course No.
CIV-601
CIV-601(P)
CIV-602
CIV-602(P)
CIV-603
CIV-603 (P)
CIV-604
CIV-600
CIV-611:E1
CIV-611:E1
PHY-ELE,E1
CIV-612E2
Course title
Design of Structures-II
Structural Engineering Lab.
Highway Engineering and PMS
Highway Lab.
Engineering Geology and Materials
Geology Lab.
Hydropower Engineering
Elective Courses
2
0
2
0
3
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
4
1
4
1
4
1
3
1
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering

Water Shed Management
Solar Architecture
Structural Analysis-III
Disaster Management(F)
Applied Hydrology
29
25
B.TECH. 7th SEMESTER (Civil)

Course No.
CIV-701
CIV-701(P)
CIV-702
CIV-703
CIV-704
CIV-705
CIV-706
CIV-700
CIV-711:E1
MTH-711:E1
Course title
Water supply & Sanitary Engg.

Water Quality lab
Structural Dynamics
Construction Technology & Management
Design of Structures-III
Seminar
Project Pre-Work
Elective courses
Railway and Airport Engineering
Fluvial Hydraulics
2
0
2
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
2
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
4
2
3
1
3
3
4
2
2
1
Operation Research
Soil Dynamics and m/c foundations

2
1
Advanced Structural Analysis
Computer Aided Design*(F)
1
0
30
*For examination purpose it will be treated similar to a laboratory course.
CIV-712:E2
4
25
B.TECH. 8th SEMESTER (Civil):

Course No.
CIV-801
CIV-802
CIV-803
CIV-804
Course title
Irrigation and Hydraulic Structures
Bridge Engineering
Project*
Practical Training & Viva-voce
2
2
0
2
1
5
0
0
10
4
3
10
ELECTIVE COURSES
CIV-811:E1
MTH-811
CIV-812:E2
Rock Mechanics and Tunneling

Technology
Transportation Planning and Economics
Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering
Ground Improvement Techniques
Earthquake Resistant Design
Environmental Engineering

*The evaluation will be done as per statutes.
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ANNEXURE-I
REVISED SCHEME OF COURSES
FOR 4-YEAR B.TECH. PROGRAMME
IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
SRINAGAR
NATIONALINSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGYSRINAGAR
NAMEOFDEPARTMENT:
DepartmentofCivilEngineering
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SubjectCode:CIV102
CourseTitle:EngineeringDrawing
ContactHours:L:2
T:0
P:4
ExaminationDuration(Hrs):Minor1:1
Minor2:1
Major:3
RelativeWeightage:Minor1:20
Minor2:20 Assignments:10
Major:50
Credits:4
st
Semester:1 (Autumn)
Prerequisite:Nil
Objective:TogiveStudentsbasicknowledgeoftreatmentofproblemsindesignand
drawingbygeometricalmethodsandtodeveloptheabilitytovisualizethepictorial
viewfromthegivenorthographicviewandviceversa.
DetailsofCourse:
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5
Contents
Typesofprojections,conceptofsolidas3dimensionalobject,
linesandplanes,firstandthirdanglepractices
Projectionsofsimplegeometricalsolids,placedinsimple
positionswithsinglerotationoftheface,edgeoraxisofsolid
withrespecttooneoftheprincipalplanesofprojection
Sectionofsimplegeometricalsolids,typesofsectionalplanes,
trueshapeofsections
Intersectionofsurfaces,simplecaseofintersectionoftwo
prisms,twocylinders,andconeandacylinder
Developmentofsurfacesofsimplesectionalsolidsand
intersectingsolids.
Isometricprojectionsofgivenorthographicprojections
Orthographicprojectionsofsimpleblocks
Total
6.
7.
10. PracticalDrawingPlatestobePrepared:
1. Layout;Printingoftitleblocksandprojectionoflines.
2. Projectionofplanes,inclinedtooneplane
3. Projectionofsolids,singlerotationofsolids
4. Sectionofsolids
5. Intersectionofsurfaces,Developmentofsurfaces
6. Isometricprojections.ProjectionofBlocks
LectureHours
12
12
12
6
6
6
6
60
11. Suggestedbooks
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
NameofBooks/Authors/Publishers
Yearof
Publication
Gill,P.S.EngineeringGraphicsandDrafting1stEd.S.K.Kataria& 2001
Sons
Mohan,K.R.EngineeringGraphicsDhanpatRaiPublishing
2010
Company
Bhatt,N.D.EngineeringDrawing
Venugopal,K.EngineeringDrawingandGraphics,NewAge
International(P)Ltd
2006
LuzadderW.J.FundamentalsofEngineeringDrawing5thEd.
PrenticeHallIndia
1967
NationalInstituteofTechnologySrinagar
1. NameoftheDepartment:
2. SubjectCode:CIV201
CourseTitle:EngineeringMechanics
3. ContactHours:
L:3
T:1
P:0
4. ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
5. RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20;
MinorII:20; Major:50;
ClassPerformance:10
6. Credits:
7. Semester:
2nd(Spring)
8. Prerequisite:
Nil
CourseDetails
S.No.
Contents
Lecture
Hours
Momentofareaofplanesections:Firstmomentofanelementofanarea.
1
6
First moment of finite area. Centroid and centroidal axes of a finite area.
Secondmomentoffinitearea.Momentofinertiaofaplanesectionabout
different axes. Parallel and perpendicular axes theorems of moment of
inertia.Compositeareas.Polarmomentofinertia.
Analysis of stresses and strains: Forces and stresses. Conditions of
2
12
equilibrium,compatibilityandstressstrainrelations.Stressstraindiagrams,
Hookeslaw,Modulusofelasticity(E),Ultimate&allowablestresses,factor
of safety, Lateral strains, Poissons ratio, Multiaxial stress system,
Volumetric strain, Bulk modulus (K), Composite sections, Shear stress
concept, Modulus of rigidity (G). Temperature stresses in composite
sections.RelationbetweenE,GandK.
3
Memberssubjectedtoflexuralloads:Reactionforcesforplanarstructures
(beams). Support conditions, statical determinacy & stability of beams,
determination of shear forces & bending moments in beams, shear &
moment diagrams, Analysis of beams for different loading conditions,
Relationbetweenload,shearforce&bendingmoment.
Memberforcesintrusses:Planartrussstructures,trussjointidentification,
sign conventions, member force representation, statical determinacy &
stability of trusses. Numerical methods of truss analysis (method of joints,
methodofsections&graphicalmethod).Trussessubjectedtolateralforces,
cantilevertrusses.
Memberssubjectedtotorsionalforces:Preliminaryconceptofstressin
shaftssubjectedtotorsionalforces,torsionalstressesincircularshafts,solid
andhollowshafts.Designofpowertransmissionshafts,compoundshafts.
10
REFRENCES:
1. Beer,P.F.andJohnston(Jr.)E.R.MechanicsofMaterials,S.I.version,TataMcGrawHill
,India,2001.
2. EngineeringMechanicsofSolids:Popov.
3. StrengthofMaterials:Ryder.
4. FundamentalsofStructuralAnalysis:West.
5. StrengthofMaterialsbyWilliamA.Nash
2. SubjectCode:CIV301
CourseTitle:STRUCTURALANALYSIS1
3. ContactHours:
L:2
T:2
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
ClassPerformance:10
6. Credits:
rd
7. Semester:
3 (Autumn)
8. Prerequisite:
Nil
9. Objective: To develop the understanding of basic principles of Analysis of Determinate
Structures.
DetailsofCourse
S.No.
Contents
Lecture
Hours
1
INTRODUCTIONTOSTRUCTURALANALYSIS:
4
Structure; Structural Engineering ; History of Structural Engineering ; The
Engineering Design Process ; Structural Analysis ; Structural Form ;
SimplificationsforPurposeofAnalysis;TypesofLoads;EvaluationofGravity
LoadsOnVariousComponentswithReferencetoIS:875.
2
BASICCONCEPTSOFSTRUCTURALANALYSIS:
2
Forces ; Specification of a Force ; Free Body Diagrams ; Equations of
Equilibrium;ConditionEquations;Displacements;Compatibility;Boundary
Conditions ; Principle of Superposition ; Stiffness & Flexibility; Types of
StructuralSupports.
3
BENDINGANDSHEARSTRESSINBEAMS:
8
Flexuralformula,bendingstressandshearstressdiagramsforhomogeneous
beamsectionsofvariousshapes.
4
COMPOUNDSTRESSES:
8
Principalstressesandstrains,evaluationbyanalyticalandgraphicalmethods
Mohr'sCircle.
5
SLOPESANDDEFLECTIONS:
10
Slope and deflection of determinate beams bydifferential equation,
momentarea,conjugatebeamandenergymethods.Castigliano'sfirstenergy
theoremanditsapplicationstodeflectionofsimpledeterminatetrusses.
6
COLUMNS:
6
Stresses in columns, short and long columns,buckling phenomenon.
Euler's,Rankine's theory Crippling loads evaluation. stresses in
eccentricallyloadedcolumns.
7
INDETERMINATESTRUCTURES:
2
Introduction to Indeterminate structures; Degrees of Freedom, Kinematic &
StaticIndeterminacyofStructures.
REFRENCES:
1. StructuralAnalysis:JackC.McCormac.
2. Nash,WilliamA.TheoryandProblemsofStrengthofmaterials4/e.TataMcGrawHill,
NewDelhi,2004.
3. FundamentalsofStructuralAnalysis:West.
4. IntroductiontoStructuralEngineering:JohnM.Biggs.
5. IndeterminateStructures:C.K.Wang.
6. DeterminateStructures:R.L.Jindal.
7. Reddy,C.S.BasicStructuralAnalysis,TataMcGrawHill,NewDelhi,2003.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
NameoftheDepartment:
SubjectCode:CIV301(P)
CourseTitle:STRUCTURALENGINEERINGLABI
ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
P:2
ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):
VivaVoceattheendofsemester
Credits:
rd
Semester:
3 (Autumn)
Prerequisite:
Nil
Objective: To develop the understanding of basic principles of Analysis of Determinate
Structures.
Detailsofthecourse
9.
S.No. Nameofexperiment
objective
1.
TensileTestofSteel
Todetermineyieldstrength,ultimatetensile
strength,percentageelongationandmodulusof
elasticity(Plot,stressstraincurve).
2.
TensileandCompressive
i.
Paralleltograins
strengthofTimber
ii.
Perpendiculartograins.
3.
Sheartestofsteel/timber
Tomeasureultimateshearstrength.
Shearmodulus.Plotshearstressstrain
Curve.
4.
Torsiontestofsteel
Tomeasureangleoftwist.
Ultimatetorsionalstrengthstressstrain
Curve.
5.
Bucklingloadofcolumns
Todeterminecripplingloadofcolumnswith
variousendconditions. differentendconditionsandcompare
theoreticalvalues.
ToverifythePrincipleofMaxwellstheorem
6.
VerificationofMaxwells
Theorem.
7.
TestingofBricksandStonesasperISSpecifications.
8.
Verificationofhorizontal
Toevaluateexperimentally
thrustinathreehingedarch
horizontalthrustinathreehingedarchand
drawinfluencelinediagramforthehorizontal
thrust.
NAMEOFTHEDEPTT.CENTRE:
1.SubjectCode:CIV302
CourseTitle:FluidMechanicsI
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
P:
0
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):MinorI=1MinorII=1Major=3
4.RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I+C.A:10
5.Credits:
6.Semester: 3rd.(Autumn)
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Todeveloptheunderstandingofbasicprinciplesofmechanicsoffluidsatrestand
inmotionandtheirapplicationsinsolvingtherealengineeringproblems.
9.Detailsofcourse:
S.No
Contents
Lecture
Hours
1.
INTRODUCTION:
3
Physical properties of fluids viz, mass density, viscosity, compressibility,
vapour pressure, surface tension, capillarity, etc. Ideal Fluids and Real
Fluids;NewtonianandNonNewtonianFluids.
2.
FLUIDSTATICS:
5
Pressure Intensity, Pascal's law; Pressure density height relationships,
manometers; pressure on plane and curved surfaces, centre of pressure;
Buoyancy,Stabilityofimmersedandfloatingbodies.
6
3.
KINEMATICSOFFLUIDFLOW:
Steady and unsteady, uniform and non uniform, laminar and turbulent
flows;one,twoandthreedimensionalflows;Streamlines,Streaklines
and path lines; Continuity equation; Rotation and Circulation;
Elementary explanation of stream function and velocity potential;
GraphicalandExperimentalmethodsofdrawingflownets.
10
4.
DYNAMICSOFFLUIDFLOW:
Euler'sequationofmotion along a streamlineanditsintegrationtoyield
Bernoulli's equation; Flow measurement, flow through orificemeter,
Venturimeter,orifices,mouthpieces,pitotandprandtltubes,sluicegates
under free and submerged conditions, Various types of Notches and
weirsunderfreeandsubmergedflowconditions,Aerationofnape.
5.
MOMEMTUMEQUATION:
4
Momentumequationand itsapplication to stationary andmovingvanes,
pipebends.
6.
DIMENSIONALANALYSISANDHYDRAULICSIMILITUDE:
4
Dimensional analysis, Buckingham's theorem, Important dimensionless
numbers and their significance, Geometric, Kinematic and dynamic
similarity;Modelanalysis.
7.
BOUNDARYLAYERANALYSIS:
6
Boundary layer thicknesses, Boundary layer over a flat plate, Laminar

boundary layer, Application of momentum equation, Turbulent
boundarylayer,Laminarsublayer,smoothandroughboundaries,local
andAveragefrictioncoefficients,separation.
Total
10.SuggestedBooks:
S.No NameofBooks/authors/Publishers
1.
2
3.
4.
5.
6.
Kumar,D.S.FluidMechanicsandFluidPowerEngineering.Seventh
Ed.S.K.Kataria&SonsPublishers,NewDelhi,
GardeR.JEngineeringFluidMechanics
Kumar,K.L.Engg.FluidMechanics,EurasiaPublishingHouse(P)Ltd.
NewDelhi,1984.
Streter,V.L.,Wylie,E.B.andBedford,K.W.FluidMechanicsMcGraw
Hill,NewYork,
Asawa,GL,FluidFlowinPipes&Cannels2008?CBSPuyblishers,new
Delhi.
MohantyFluidMechanicsPrinticeHallofIndiasecondEd.
38
Yearof
Publication
20082009
1988
1998
2001
2000.
2010
NAMEOFTHEDEPTT./CENTRE:
1.SubjectCode:CIV302(P)
CourseTitle:FluidMechanicsLaboratoryI
2.ContactHours:
L:
0
T:
0
P:
2
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.): Theory:
0
Practicals:
2
50
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)
MidTerm:50 EndTerm:
5.Credits:
6.Semester: 3rd.(Autumn)
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Todevelopskillsinunderstandingthemeasurementoffluidcharacteristics.
9.Detailsofthecourse
ListofExperiments:
1.Todeterminesexperimentallythemetacentricheightofashipmodel.
2.ToverifytheBernoulli'sequationexperimentally.
3. To determine the coefficient of discharge, coefficient of velocity and coefficient of
contractionofanorificeoramouthpieceofagivenshape.
4.Tocalibrateanorificemeterandtostudythevariationofcoefficientofdischargewith
Reynold'snumber.
5. To calibrate a venturimeter and to study the variation of coefficient of discharge with
Reynold'sNumber.
6.Tocalibratesharpcrestedrectangularandtriangularweir.
7.Toverifymomentumequationexperimentally.

NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:SurveyingI
2.ContactHours:L=2 T=1
P=3
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs):Minor=1
Major=3
Practical=3
Major=50C.P.=10
4.EvaluationWeightage(%): MinorI=20MinorII=20
5.Credits:3
6.Semester:Autumn
7.SubjectArea:CivilEngg
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9.Objective:ToimpartbasicunderstandingofvariousaspectsrelatedtosystemofGeometrics
andotherphysicalmeasurementsinthefieldofCivilEngg.
10.DetailsofCourse
Lecture
Unit
CourseContents
Hours
No.
a.Introduction:Importance,PrinciplesofSurveying.TypesofSurveying.
Unit1
b. Chain Surveying: Field Equipment, Methods of chaining, Offsets,

corrections in chaining, obstacles in chainsurveying; plotting;
Degreeofaccuracy.Tapeandchaincorrections
Unit2
Unit3
a. Prismatic compass surveying. Instruments; Principle, Procedure and

precautions. Closed traverse; corrections; local attraction;
plotting.
7
6
b.PlaneTableSurveying;Fieldequipments,Methodsofplanetabling,
TwopointandThreepointproblem,Precautions,Accuracy
a. Levelling; Instruments; Field book recording, Bench mark & its
types,methodsofreductionoflevels,varioustypesoffieldworks;
contouring; Plotting. Testing and permanent adjustments.
Sensitivityofbubbletube.
b. Areas and Volumes: Methods of determining areas and volumes
viz.,Borrowpits.
Total
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.SurveyingVols.I&IIbyDr.K.R.Arora
2.SurveyingVols.I&II,byDuggal,S.K.
3.Surveying&LevellingbyBasak
4.Surveying&LevellingVols.I&IIbyKanetkar,T.P.andKulkarni,S.V
5.Surveying&LevellingbyP.B.Shahni
6.SurveyingVol.I&II,byPunmia,B.C
7.J.K.Ghosh
4
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NAMEOFDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:SurveyingLaboratoryI
P=3
Major=0
Practical=3
4.EvaluationWeightage(%):InternalTeacher=40EndTerm=60
5.Credits:2
6.Semester:Autumn
8.Prerequisite:Nil
10.DetailsofCourse
Lecture
Sr.
CourseContents
Hours
No.
CHAINSURVEYING:
1.Ranging/chainingalineandrecordingthefieldbook.
2.SettingoutRightAnglesusingTape.
3.TakingoffsetsandsettingoutRightAnglesusing:
(i)CrossStaff(ii)IndianOpticalSquare
4.TestingofAdjustmentofIndianOpticalSquare
5.TestingandAdjustmentofChain.
COMPASSSURVEYING:
1.StudyofPrismaticCompass
2. Field Work in Compass Surveying:Measurement of Anglesbetween
the lines meeting at a point, and Compass Traversing and Taking
Observations
PLANETABLESURVEYING:
1.StudyofEquipment
2.SettinguptheplanetableTemp.Adjustments.
3.MarkingNorthDirectionandOrientationby:
(i).MagneticNeedle/TroughCompass
(ii).Backsighting.
4.PlottingafewpointsbyRadiationMethod.
5.PlottingafewpointsbyInterSectionMethod.
6.Twopointandthreepointproblem.
LEVELLING:
1.StudyofEquipmentandlevellingstaff.
2.TemporaryadjustmentoflevellingInstruments.
3.FieldworkusinglevellingInstrument:
(i)TakingStaffreadingsand(ii)Recordingthefieldbook.
4.LongitudinalSectionofRoad/Railway/Canal/Dam
5.CrossSectionofaRoad/Railway/Canal/Dam.
12
6.TakingStaffreadingsondifferentstations/findingdifferenceof
levelbetweenthem.
Total
36
NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
1. SubjectCode: CIV304
CourseTitle: GeologyandMineralogy
2. ContactHours: L:2
T:1
P:2/2
3. ExaminationDuration(Hrs.): Theory:
3Practical:2
4. RelativeWeightage:M1:20M2:20CI:10 Major:50
5. Credits:3
6.Semester:Autumn 7.SubjectArea:
8.Prerequisite: Nil
9.Objective:
To impart the basic understanding of the formation of rocks and
minerals and to expose the students to the basic erosional and
depositionalprocesses.
10.DetailsofCourse:

S.
Contents
Lecture
No.
Hours
PartAPhysicalGeology
1.
Introductiontothescienceofgeology.
3
2.
Crustofearthanditscomposition.
3
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
MineralsandRocks.
WeatheringofRocks;Erosion,transportationanddepositionby
wind,Waterandice.
Introductiontogeologicalstructures.
PartBMineralogy
Rockformingmineralsandoreformingminerals.Processes
ofmineralformation.Physicalpropertiesofminerals.
Introductiontooreminerals.Principleoremineralsof
Aluminum,Copper,Lead,Zinc,Antimony,Nickel,Tin,
Chromium,MagnesiumandIron,theirimportantproperties,
modeofformation,modeofoccurrence,usesand
distributioninIndia.
StudyofRefractoryminerals,coalandpetroleum.
Total
11.Booksrecommended
S.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Bangar,K.M,PrinciplesofEngineeringGeology,
StandardPublishersDistributors,NewDelhi.
ParbinSinghEngineeringGeology,Katson
PublishersNewDelhi.
Billings,M.P.,StructuralGeology,PrenticeHall
India,NewDelhi.
Blyth,F.G.HanddeFreitas,M.H.Geologyfor
Engineers,ELBS,London.
Gokhale,KVG.KandRao,D.M.,Experimentsin
EngineeringGeology,TataMcGrawHill,New
Delhi.
3
6
3
4
10
4
36
Yearof
Publication
1995
2009
1974
1974
1981
6.
7.
Kesavulu,C.TextbookofEngineeringGeology,
Macmillan,IndiaLtd.NewDelhi.
GeologyforCivilEngineersbyMcLeanand
Gribble,SponPress,Taylor&FrancisGroup,
London.
1993
1999

NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
1. SubjectCode:
CIV304(P)
CourseTitle: EngineeringGeologyLaboratory
2. ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
P:2/2
Theory:
0Practical:2
4. RelativeWeightage:MidTerm=40EndTerm=60
7.SubjectArea:
5. Credits:
1
6.Semester:Autumn
8.Prerequisite:
Nil
9.Objective: To impart the basic skills for determination of characteristics of rocks and
minerals.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.
Contents
Lecture
No.
Hours
ListofExperiments
1.
ThestudyofPhysicalPropertiesofMinerals.
6
2.
DeterminationofSpecificGravityby:
6
a) JollysSpringBalance
b) WalkersSteelYardBalance
c) BeamBalance
3.
StudyofRocksandtheirCharacteristics.
4
4.
StudyandSketchingofvarioustypesofGeological
6
Structures.
5.
DeterminationofDipandStrikewithaClinometer
6
Compass.

CourseTitle:STRUCTURALANALYSISI
T:1
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
ClassPerformance:10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SubjectCode:CIV401
ContactHours:
L:2
RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20;
Credits:
Semester:
4th(Spring)
Prerequisite:
Nil
Objective: To develop the understanding of basic principles of Analysis of indeterminate
Structures.
DetailsofCourse
S.No.
Contents
ANALYSISOFBEAMSBYFORCEMETHOD:
Method of consistent deformation for analysis of indeterminate
beams. Analysis of fixed beams by integration and Moment area
methods. Three moment theorem and its application to analysis of
continuousbeams.
APPROXIMATEANALYSISOF2DFRAMES:
Subframemethodforapproximateanalysisofframesforgravityloads.
Portalandcantilevermethodsforanalysisofframesunderlateralloads.
INTRODUCTIONTODISPLACEMENTMETHODOFANALYSIS:
Analysis of Indeterminate Beams & Frames (with & without Sway) by
ClassicalDisplacementMethodsviz;SlopeDeflectionMethod&Moment
DistributionMethod,KanisMethod
INFLUENCELINES&TRAVELLINGLOADS:
Principles of Influence Lines and their Application to Determinate
Structures; Beams and Arches. Criteria for maximum moment & shear
underseriesofmovingconcentratedloadsinbeams.Absolutemaximum
forcesinbeamsundermovingudl.
ElementsofPlasticAnalysisofbeamsandframes:
Plastic section modulus, shape factor and moment of resistance.
Mechanism method and statical method of analysis, combination of
individualmechanismsforframes.
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.IndeterminateStructuralAnalysis
3.StructuralMechanics
byC.K.Wang
byR.L.Jindal
byNoris&Wilbur
Lecture
Hours
10
CourseTitle:FluidMechanicsII
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
P:
0
3
Practicals:
0
5.Credits:
6.Semester: 4th.(Spring)
7.Prerequisite:BasiccourseofFluidMechanicsI
8.Objective:Todeveloptheunderstandingofbasicprinciplesoffluidflowthroughpressureand
gravity type conduit systems to ensure adequate water distribution to consumers and
managementofsurfacewaterresources.
9.Detailsofcourse:
S.No
Contents
Lecture
Hours
14
1.
FLOWINOPENCHANNELS:
Uniform flow, Critical depth, Normal depth, Specific energy, Resistance
formulae,Graduallyvariedflowequations,Classificationofwatersurface
profiles, Computation of water surface profiles, step by step method and
graphical integration method. Hydraulic Jump, Momentum Principle for
openchannels,Evaluationofthejumpelements.Venturiflumes.
2.
FLOWTHROUGHPIPES:
11
Nature of turbulent flow in pipes , Hydraulic and energy grade lines.
Equationforvelocitydistributionoversmoothandroughpipes,Resistance
coefficient and its variation, Nikuradse experiments, Moody
diagram,Flow in sudden expansion, Contraction, diffusers, Bends, Valves
and Siphons;Concept of equivalent length,branchedpipes pipes in series
andparallels,Simplenetworks,Transmissionofpower.
3.
FLUIDFLOWPASTSUBMERGEDBODIES:
3
Drag and lift, Drag on a sphere, cylinder and disc: Lift, Magnus effect and
Circulation.
4
4.
WATERHAMMERANDSURGETANKS:
Sequence of events after sudden value closure, pressure diagrams,
Gradualclosureoropeningofthevalve,Instantaneousclosureofvalvein
arigidpipe,
Instantaneousclosure ofvalve inan Elasticpipe andCompressiblefluid,
MethodsofAnalysis;SurgeTanks,LocationofSurgeTanks,Types,Design
ofsurgeTanks.
5.
HYDRAULICMACHINES:
Types of Turbines, Description and principles of Impulse and reaction
Turbines, Unit quantities and specific speed, Runaway speed, Turbine
characteristics,SelectionofTurbines,Cavitation;DraftTube,DraftTube
Dimensions, Types of draft tubes; Governing of Turbines; Centrifugal
pumps,specificspeed,power
requirements,Reciprocatingpumps.
Total
10.SuggestedBooks:
S.No NameofBooks/authors/Publishers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
K.SubramanayaOpenchannelFlow3rd.TataMcGrawHill
Pub.Co.NewDelhi
RangaRaju,K.G.,FlowThroughOpenChannels,2nd.TataMcGrawHill
PublishingCompanyLtd.,NewDelhi,1986
NigamHandbookofHydroelectricEngg.
GardeR.JEngg.EngineeringFluidMechanics
Deshmukh,M.M,WaterPower
EngineeringDanpatRai&Sons,NaiSarakNewDelhi
Asawa,GLFluidFlowinPipesandChannelsCBSPublishing
NATIONALINSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGYHAZRATBALSRINAGAR
36
Yearof
Publication
20082009
1999
1999
2001
1988
1978

CourseTitle:FluidMechanicsLaboratoryII
2.ContactHours:
L:
0
T:
0
P:
2
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.): Theory:0
Practicals:
2
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)
MidTerm:40 EndTerm:
60
5.Credits:
1
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Todevelopskillsinunderstandingthemeasurementaspectsofopenchanneland
closedconduitflow.
9.detailsoftheCourse
ListofExperiments:
1.Tostudythevariationoffrictionfactorfforturbulentflowindifferentcommercialpipes.
2.Todeterminethelosscoefficientforvariouspipefittings.
3.TodetermineManning'scoefficientofroughnessnforthebedofagivenflume.
4.Tocalibrateabroadcrestedweir.
5.Tostudytheformationofhydraulicjump.
6.Tostudythevelocitydistributioninapipeandalsotocomputethedischargebyintegrating
thevelocityprofile.
7. To study the velocity distribution in an open channel and to determine the energy and
momentumcorrectionfactors.

NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:EngineeringSurveyingII
P=0
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs):MinorI=1
MinorII=1Major=3
Major=50
4.EvaluationWeightage(Marks):C.P.=10
MinorI=20MinorII=20
5.Credits:3
6.Semester:Spring
8.Prerequisite:EngineeringSurveyingI
10.DetailsofCourse
Unit
No.
Unit1
Unit2
Unit3
CourseContents
a. Theodolite: Construction, Temporary and Permanent adjustment
oftransitTheodolite;anglemeasurementsanderrors,Theodolite
traversingTraversecalculations;Traverseadjustments.
Lecture
Hours
b. Tacheometry: Stadia and its principal, analytic lens, Heights and

distancesfrom stadia intercepts; subtense method, tangential
method;Accuracy,tacheometricalidade
a. Trigonometrical levelling: Curvature and refraction, Axissignal

correction,methodoftrigonometricallevelling.
b.Curves:Elementsofsimplecurve;designandsettingoutofasimple
curve,compoundcurve,transitioncurve,VerticalCurves
a. Setting out works: Setting out Buildings, Culverts and bridges,
Tunnels. Transfer of alignment. Fixing of horizontal and vertical

controls.
b. Geodetic surveying: Triangulation principles: choice of stations,
Base line measurements electronic methods of distance
measurements,
Triangulation
adjustmentsHeightsfigure
adjustments; Spherical excess, Computations of sides of spherical
triangles.
Total
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.SurveyingVols.I&IIbyDr.K.R.Arora
2.SurveyingVols.I&II,byDuggal,S.K.
3.Surveying&LevellingbyBasak
4.Surveying&LevellingVols.I&IIbyKanetkar,T.P.andKulkarni,S.V
5.Surveying&LevellingbyP.B.Shahni
6.SurveyingVol.I&II,byPunmia,B.C
36
NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
1.SubjectCode:CIV403P
CourseTitle:SurveyingLaboratoryII
P=3
Major=3
Practical=3
4.EvaluationWeightage(%):MidTerm=40EndTerm=60
5.Credits:1
6.Semester:Spring
8.Prerequisite:SurveyingLabI
10.DetailsofCourse
Sr.
No.
CourseContents
Lecture
Hours
THEODOLITESURVEYING:
1.StudyofEquipment:(i).
OrdinaryTheodolites,(ii).ED
MTheodolitesand
(iii)GTSTheodolites.
2.TemporaryAdjustmentsofaTheodolite.
15
3. Field work using a Theodolite: (i).Measurement of Horizontal and

Vertical Angles by ordinary and electronic Theodolites, and (ii)
MeasurementoflinearandangularmeasurementsusingEDM/GTS
Instruments(BasicIntroduction)
2
TACHEOMETRICSURVEYING:
1.Studyofequipmentandgraduatedstaff.
2.Temporaryadjustments
3.Fieldwork:(i).
DeterminationofConstants"K&C"
(ii).StadiaTraversing&recordingstadiafieldbook
(iii).LocationofDetailsbyTacheometricMethods
15
4.SubtenseBarMethod:TheoryandFieldwork
Total
\
30
NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
1.SubjectCode:CIV403(SC) CourseTitle:SurveyingCamp
P=3
Major=3
Practical=3
4.EvaluationWeightage(%):MidTerm=40EndTerm=60
5.Credits:1
6.Semester:Spring
8.Prerequisite:SurveyingLabI&II
9.Objective:Toimpartknowledgetooactualfieldproblems.
10.DetailsofCourse
TWOWEEKDURATION
1.Triangulation:
(i).OrdinaryMethods
(ii).OnthebasisofGlobalpositioningsystem(GPS)
Two weeks survey
2.ShiftingofHorizontalandVerticalControls
camp immediately
3.Settingoutofworks
3
after exam of 4TH
4.SettingoutofCurves
semester
5.Contouring:
(i).ContouringofaDamReservoir/Railwayline
(ii).Preparingacontourplanbyvariousmethods
(iii).SettingoutofContourlinesofanappropriatesite.
CourseTitle:GeotechnicalEngineeringI
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
3.ExaminationDuration:(Hrs) Minor1=1MinorII=1:Major=3
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)MinorI:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I.+C.A:5.
Credits=4
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.SubjectAreaCivilEngineering
9.Detailofthecourse
S.No.
Topic
Lecture
Hours
1
INTRODUCTION:
Soil and its formation , various processes and agencies for 10

formation.Typesofsoils.Threephasesoilmodel,Indexproperties
andclassificationofsoils.
SOILHYDRAULICS.
Flow through soils, Darcys Law. Permeability , factors and 10

determinationinthelab/Field.Steadystateflow,seepageforce,
laplaceequationforsteadystateflow,flownets.forhomogeneous
embankmentswithandwithouttoefilters.
SOILCOMPRESSIBILITY.
One dimensional consolidation, Terzaghis equation , 6

Consolidationtestelogpcurves.Consolidationsettlement,Time
requiredforsettlement.
Compaction,laboratory compaction tests, proctor compaction , 4

compactioncurveandcontrolonfieldcompaction.
EFFECTIVESTRESS.
Totalandeffectivestresses,porewaterpressure
STRESSDISTRIBUTION.
Stress distribution under concentrated load . Westergards and 4

Boussineqsmethod.
SOILINVESTIGATION.
Laboratory and Field Investigation . Sub soil exploration , 4

penetration methods,Geo physical methods electromagnetic
method,electricresistivitymethodandSeismicmethod.
CLAYMINERALOGY.
Mineralspresentinclay,dependenceofbehaviourofclayontype 2
ofmineral.
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.SoilMechanics
by
AlamSingh
2.PrinciplesofsoilMechanicsby
D.W.Taylor
3.TheoreticalSoilMechanics
by
Terzaghi
4.SoilMechanics
by
Terzaghi&Peck
5.SoilMechanics
by
Withman&Lamb
6.SoilMechanics
by
S.B.Saighal
7.SoilMechanics
by
Jumikis
PurushothamaRaj
8.GeotechnicalEngineering by
9.GeotechnicalEngineering by
C.Venkatramaiah

CourseTitle:GeotechnicalEngineeringLabI
2.ContactHours:
L:
0
T:
0P=3
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):Practical=3
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)Midterm=40FinalTerm=60
5.Credits:
1
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Toimpartnecessarytrainingformeasurementofbasicpropertiesofsoils.
NameoftheExperiments
Lecture
Hours
1.Determinationofwatercontent;bulkdensityandspecificgravity
3
2.Soilgradationbysieveanalysisandhydrometeranalysis.
3
3.Consistencylimits;Determinationofplastic;liquidandshrinkagelimits.
9
4.Determinationofpermeabilitybyfallingheadandconstantheadmethod.
6
6. Conductof1dimensionalconsolidation
6
7.
6. Conductofstandardproctorcompactiontest.
6
7.
8. RapidcontrolCompactiontestasperUSBR.
3
CourseTitle:BuildingDrawing&Construction
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
3P=0
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):M1:1HourM2:1HourM3:3Hour
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)M1:20M2:20Major:50
5.Credits:
04
6.Semester: 4th.Semester
7.SubjectAreaArch
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9.Objective:Toimpartunderstanding&knowledgeofvariousaspectsofBuildingDrawingand
Construction
S.No.
Topic
LectureHours
01
Standard Conventions in Drawing: Basic principles of planning 02
anddesigninbuildings.
02.
Foundations: Principles of foundations, types and suitability of 02
foundations including strip, pad, raft, pile and pier foundation,
timberingforexcavationoffoundation
03.
Damp proofing: Causes, effects, parts of building likely to be 02
affected of methods of dampproofing , materials of damp
proofing.
04.
Masonry: Principles and significance of brick masonry; terms 03
used and types of brick bonds; principles and significance of
stone masonry; types of stone masonry walls; building uses of
commontypesofstones.
05.
Drawing of plans, elevations and sections giving construction 12
details of important building components including foundation,
plinth, DPC, lintels , slabs and roofs; full specifications for each
component.
06.
Simpledrawingexercises on layoutsofbuildingservicessuchs 04
electrical,watersupplyandplumbing,sanitationetc.
07.
Doors,Windows,VentilatorsandLintels;Location,sizeand
05
differenttypesincludingsteelandaluminum:typesflintelsand
theirconstructiondetails.
Drawingoftypicaldoors,windowsandventilators.
08.
DrawingofR.C.C.slabs&beams(includingcantilevers),columns 05
andfootings.
09.
StairsandStaircases:Varioustypesandmaterials;proportioning 04
of staircase, brief introduction of ramps, lifts and escalators,.
DrawingofR.C.C.staircase.
10.
Floors; Consideration of choice in ground and upper floors; 04
varioustypesffloorsandtheirsuitability;flooringmaterialsand
theirconstructiondetails.
11.
Roofs & Roof Coverings: Classification of roofs with special 05
referencetopitchedroofs;differentroofcoveringsanddetailsof
rainproofingattopwall.Drawingsofvarioustimberrooftrusses
withjointdetails.
Total:
48
BooksRecommended:
01. BuildingDrawing
02. CivilEngineeringDrawing
03. CivilEngineeringDrawing
04. BuildingConstruction
05. PropertiesofConcrete
M.GShah
Chakorobarty
J.B.Mc.Kay
SharmaandKoul
A.M.Nevile
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SubjectCode:CIV501
CourseTitle:DesignofStructuresI
ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
Class
Performance:10
Credits:
4
th
Semester:
5 (Autumn)
Prerequisite: Nil
Objective:ToimpartunderstandingofvariousaspectsofdesignofReinforcedConcrete.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No
1
4
5
Contents
LectureHours
Properties Of Concrete & Reinforcing Steel, Characteristic
Strength, Stress Strain Curves, Shrinkage & Creep
03
Phenomenon.
General design Philosophies: Working Stress, Ultimate Load &
LimitStateMethodOfDesign.Analysis&DesignOfStructures
03
InFlexure/TorsionByLimitStateMethod.
Design of singly and doubly reinforced sections: rectangular
sections & T sections; codal provisions. Behavior of beam in
shear & bond, design for shear, anchorage & slipping of
reinforcement. Detailing of reinforcement as per codal
18
provisions with reference to IS 4562000. Serviceability limit
stateofdeflectionandcracking.Calculationofdeflection,codal
requirements.
Designofcolumns:shortandlongcolumn,eccentricallyloaded
05
columns.
Designofonewayandtwowayslabswithandwithoutcorners
held down. Introduction to design by moment coefficients.
07
IntroductiontoMasonryretainingwalls
SuggestedBooks:
S.No
1
2
3
4
NameofBook//Publishers
Authors
ReinforcedconcreteLimitStateDesign
A.K.Jain
DesignofR.C.C.Structures
Sinha
DesignofR.C.C.Structures
Karve&Shah
Design of reinforced concrete & Prestressed concrete
Kong&Evans
Structures

2. SubjectCode:CIV501(P)
CourseTitle:CONCRETELABORATORY
3. ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
P:2
VivaVoceattheendofsemester
5. Credits:
th
6. Semester:
5 (Autumn)
7. Prerequisite:
Nil
8. Objective:Todeveloptheunderstandingofbasicsofconcreteanditsconstituents.
9. Detailsofthecourse
ListofExperiments/Objective
A)CEMENT:StandardConsistencyandsettingtimes
Todetermine:i)Standardconsistencyii)Initialsettingtimeiii)Finalsettingtimeinconformity
withIScode4031.
TensileandCompressivestrength
i)
TodeterminethetensilestrengthandcompressivestrengthofCementinaccordance
withIScode4031.
B)AGGREGATES:
Particlesizedistributionandfinenessmodulus
i)
Todeterminethe particle size distribution and fineness modulus of coarse and fine
aggregates(IS460).AlltherelevanttestsforaggregatesasperI.S.codes.
C)CONCRETE:
Workabilitytest
i)
Todeterminetheconsistencyoffreshconcretebyslumptest.
ii)
Todeterminetheworkabilityoffreshlymixedconcretebythecompactionfactortest
CompressivestrengthofCementConcrete(Nominalmix)
i)
TodeterminethecubestrengthofconcretefordifferentmixesanddifferentW/Cratios.
FlexuralStrengthofConcrete
i)
Todeterminetheflexuralstrength(ModulusofRupture)ofconcrete(NominalMix)
UltimatestrengthofBeams
Todeterminetheflexuralultimatestrengthof
i)anunderreinforcedbeam
ii)anoverreinforcedbeam
Bondstrength
Todeterminethebondstrengthbetween
i)
Mildsteelplainbars&concrete
TorSteel/coldtwistedbarsandconcrete

10.
CourseTitle:TrafficEngineeringandRoadFacilities
2.ContactHours:
L:2
3.ExaminationDuration(Hrs): Theory:
T:2
4.RelativeWeitage:
CAA
10
5.Credits:
6.Semester:5thAutumn
MinorIMinorII
20
P:0
Practical:
Major
20
0
50
7.SubjectStatus:Core
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9.Objective:ToimpartunderstandingandknowledgeofvariousaspectsofTrafficEngineering
andRoadFacilities.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Components of traffic system vehicle characteristics; human

characteristics,roadcharacteristics&trafficcontroldevices,
Intersections unsignalized intersections, channelization and
2
roundabouts,interchangesrequirement&design.
Traffic signs role and types, signalized intersections, signal timing
3
design; signal coordination, Parking facilities parking demand, on
streetparking,offstreetparking,
Traffic flow theoryflow parameters; fundamental relation of traffic
4
flow,roadcapacityandlevelofserviceconcept.
Total
11.SuggestedBooks:
1
S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering by CA OFlaherty, John
Wiley&Sons,Inc.,NewYork;Toronto.
Traffic Engineering by McShane & Roess, PrenticeHall of India
PrivateLtd,NewDelhi110001.
Principles and Practices of Highway Engineering by Kadiyali & Lal,
KhannaPublishers,Delhi6
Principles of Transportation Engineering by Chakarborty & Das,
PrenticeHallofIndiaPrivateLtd,NewDelhi110001
TrafficEngineeringandTransportPlanningbyL.R.Kadiyali,Khanna
Publishers,2B,NaiSarak,Delhi110006
LectureHours
6
10
14
10
40
YearofPublication
2002
1990
1996
1999
CourseTitle:GeotechnicalEngineeringII
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
3.ExaminationDuration:(Hrs) Minor1=1MinorII=II60Major=3
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)MinorI:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I.+C.A:10
5.Credits:3
6.Semester: 5th(Autumn)
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Toimpartknowledgeoffundamentalsofstrengthandstabilityproblemsin
GeotechnicalEngineeringandtheiranalysis.

Topicwithcontents
Lecture
S.No.
hours
1
SHEAR STRENGTH: shear strength concept. Mohrs 8

Coulumb equation. Laboratory determination.
TriaxialcompressiontestunderdifferentDrainage
conditions, vizundrained,drainedandconsolidated,
direct shear test . Unconfined compression test.
Strengthenvelope.
BEARING CAPACITY AND FOUNDATIONS: Basic 12

definitions and methods of determination, Prandtls
solution . Terzaghis solution for ultimate bearing
capacity. Size effects . Effects of rigidity of footings.
Plate load test.Design principles for footing and rafts.
FoundationsonclaysandsandsFoundationstypesand
applications , Pile foundation types , classificationsand
determination of load carrying capacity , dynamic and
staticmethods.Pile loadtest, pilegroups efficiency of
pilegroups.
EARTH PRESSURE: Lateral earth pressure. Rankines

theoryActiveandPassiveStates.Lateralearthpressure
under various conditions , like surcharge , sloping
backfill and high water table behind the wall. Earth
pressurediagrams.totalthrust.TensionCracks.
STABILISATION: methods of stabilization . Brief

introduction to each of the methods of stabilization
suchasshotcreting,georeinforcement
STABILITY OF SLOPES: Infinite slopes, conjugate

stresses, stability number Swedish and Friction circle
methods . Submergence case, complete draw down
case,Steadyseepagecase.
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.SoilMechanics
by
2.PrinciplesofSoilMechanics
3.TheoreticalSoilMechanics by
4.SoilMechanics
by
5.SoilMechanics
by
6.SoilMechanics
by
7.SoilMechanics
by
by
AlamSingh
D.W.Taylor
Terzaghi
Terzaghi&Peek
Witman&Lamb
S.B.Saighal
Jumikis
NATIONALINSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGY,SRINAGAR,J&K
NAMEOFTHEDEPARTMENT/CENTRE:DepartmentofCivilEngineering
SubjectCode:CIV504
CourseTitle:WaterResourcesEngineering
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
2
P0
3.ExaminationDuration:(Hrs) Minor1=1MinorII=II60Major=3
4.RelativeWeightage:(%)MinorI:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I.+C.A:10
5.Credits:04
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Prerequisite:
Nil
Objective:
Toimparttheknowledgeforunderstandingelementaryaspectsofhydrology
andFluvialHydraulicsforuseintheplanning,design,andmanagementofwaterresources
projects.Alsotoimpartunderstandingofintroductoryaspectsofintegratedwaterresources
developmentandmanagement.
DetailsofCourse:
S.
Contents
Lecture
Hours
No.
1
Definitionandscopeofhydrology,hydrologicalcycle,waterbalanceequation
Precipitation,itsmechanism,forms,weathersystems,Indianscenario,measurement,
averageprecipitation,gaugenetworkadequacy,missingdatadetermination,and
consistency
Evaporation:factorsaffecting,measurement,empiricalequations,analyticalmethods,
reservoirevaporation;Evapotranspiration,itsmeasurement,ETequations,potential
evapotranspiration
Interceptionanddepressionstorage
Infiltration,infiltrationcapacity,measurement,indirectdetermination,infiltration
indices
Streamflowmeasurement:Directandindirectmethods,depthmeasurement,velocity
measurement,stagedischargerelationship
Runoff:Factorsaffecting,runoffcharacteristicsofstreams,rainfallrunoffrelationships
Hydrographs:Definition,components,baseflowseparation,effectiverainfall,unit
hydrograph,itsderivation,applications,andlimitations.
Floods:Rationalmethod,empiricalmethods,U.H.method,Designflooddefinition
10
Floodrouting:Reservoirandchannelrouting
11
ReservoirDesignStudies:Typesofreservoirs,storagecapacity,fixationofcapacity,safe
yield,reservoirsedimentation:trapefficiency,capacityinflowratio,lifeofreservoirs
12
Groundwater:Introduction,typesofaquifers,aquiferproperties,Darcyslaw,Dupuit
assumptions,steadyonedimensionalaquiferflow,WellHydraulics:Steadyflowto
wellsinconfinedandunconfinedaquifers
13
FluvialHydraulics:Introduction,propertiesofsedimentparticles,briefdescriptionof
incipientmotion,bedload,andsuspendedload
14
WaterResourcesPlanningandDevelopment:Nationalwaterpolicy,Singleandmulti
purposedevelopment,Integratedwaterresourcesdevelopmentandmanagement,
interstateandinternationalaspectsofriverbasindevelopment.
Total
36
1. SuggestedBooks:
S.No. NameofBooks/Authors/Publishers
Yearof
Publication
1.
Subramanaya,K.EngineeringHydrologyTataMcGrawHill,NewDelhi.
2001.
Linsely,K.,Kohler,A.andPaulhusL.H.HydrologyforEngineersMcGraw
HillBookCompanyInc.NewYork.
1975
5
6
7
Ragunath,H.M.HydrologyPrinciplesAnalysisandDesignNewAge
International(P)LtdPublishers.,NewDelhi.
Garde,R.J.andRangaRajuK.G.Mechanicsofsedimenttransportationand
alluvialstreamproblems.NewAgeInternational(P)Ltd.Publishers,New
Delhi.
2005
Arora,K.R.IrrigationWaterpowerandwaterResourcesEngineering.
StandardPublishersDistributors,Delhi.
Wilson,E.M.EngineeringHydrologyELBS,EnglishLanguagebookSociety/
MacmillamEducationLtd.,London,
2002
Asawa,G.L.IrrigationandWaterResourcesEngineering,Newage
InternationalPublishers
1994
1999.
2005
NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:QuantitySurveying&Cost
Evaluation(QSCE)
P=0
Major=3
MinorI=20MinorII=20
Major=50
4.EvaluationWeightage(%age):C.P.=10
th
5.Credits:3
6.Semester:5 Autumn
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9.Objective:ToimpartunderstandingofvariousaspectsrelatedtoMaterial/labouranalysisand
otherphysicalmeasurementsinthefieldofCivilEngg.
10.DetailsofCourse
Lecture
Unit
CourseContents
Hours
No.
Unit1
Unit2
a. Estimate: Importance, Items of a work and their units. Types of

estimates, viz. preliminary; approximate; Abstract estimate; Plinth
areaestimate;detailedestimate;revisedestimate;supplementary
estimate,billofquantitiesandabstractofcost.
b. Analysis of Rates: Preparing analysis of rates, Labour schedule,
material schedule & rate schedule. Analysis of rates of lime
concrete in foundation; Brickwork in foundation in super
structure; stone masonary; R.C.C. work; R.B.work; Plastering;
pointing; white washing; colour washing; painting; wood work,
earthworkinfoundation;earthworkinroad;D.P.C.;Steelwork
for reinforcement; steel work in trusses; wood work in frames,
shuttersetc.
a. Specifications: General specifications and detailed specifications,
Book of specifications, specifications for earth work in foundation;
L.C.infoundation;R.C.C.work;Brickwork;R.B.work;Woodworkin
doors, windows etc. D.P.C. centering and shuttering; earthwork in
canalandroad.
b.WorksEstimate:Estimatesofbuilding;Estimatesofwalls; methods
of building estimate; Longwallshortwall and centreline methods;
Estimate of masonary platform, estimate of a masonary tank,
estimate of roof trusses (wooden/steel) Estimate of a single
roomedbuilding;estimateofatworoomedbuildingwithC.G.Iroof
over wooden trusses and over steel truss. estimate of a shop;
estimateofaR.C.C.beam,R.C.C.Slab
a. Estimate of Road: Methods of estimating; materials for different
items of work and labour; methods of estimating earth work;
estimateofametalledroad.
10
Unit3
b.Valuation&RentFixation:Valuationofbuildingvariousmethods;
Rentfixation,plintharearequirement.
c.IntroductiontoBuildingCodes:Sanitaryfitting;Electrification;in
builtfurniture,Hazardsafetymeasuresinhighrisebuildings.
Total
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
1.EstimatingandCostingbyB.N.Datta
2.HandBookofCivilEngineeringbyP.N.Khanna
3.EstimatingandCosti
4
2
36

CourseTitle:HydraulicsandHydraulicMachines
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
P:
0
3
Practicals:
0
5.Credits:
6.Semester: 5th.(Autumn)
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Todeveloptheunderstandingofbasicprinciplesofmechanicsoffluidsatrestand
inmotionandtheirapplicationsinsolvingtherealengineeringproblems.
9.Detailsofcourse:
S.No
Contents
Lecture
Hours
1.
INTRODUCTION:
3
PhysicalPropertiesofFluids.
2.
FLUIDSTATICS:
5
PressureIntensity,Pascalslaw,pressuredensityheightrelationships,
Manometers,Pressureonplainandcurvedsurfaces,Centreofpressure.
3.
KINEMATICSOFFLUIDFLOW:
4
Types of flows, stream lines, streak lines and path lines, continuity
equation.
4.
DYNAMICSOFFLUIDFLOW:
10
Euler's equation of motion along a stream line and its integration to
yield Bernoulli's equation; flow measurement, pitot tube, prandtl
tube,Venturimeter,Orificemeter,Orifices,WeirsandNotches.
5.
FLOWTHROUGHPIPES:
4
Hydraulic grade line, Darceyweisbachh formula, Design of pipes,
Equivalentdiameterofpipes,Transmissionofpowerthroughpipes.
6.
FLOWINOPENCHANNELS:
5
Chezy's formula, Manning's formula, Design of Channels, Economic
Section.
7.
HYDRAULICMACHINES:
5
Types of turbines ,description and principles of impulse and reaction
turbines , unit quantities and specific speed, runaway speed ,turbine
characteristics , slection of turbines , governing of turbines.Centrifugal
pumps,specificspeed,powerrequirement,reciprocatingpumps.
8.
LAYOUTOFPOWERHOUSE:
2
GenerallayoutandarrangementofHydropowerunits.
Total
38
10.SuggestedBooks:
S.No
NameofBooks/authors/Publishers
1.
GardeR.JEngg.EngineeringFluidMechanics
Streter,V.L.,Wylie,E.B.andBedford,K.W.FluidMechanicsMcGraw
Hill,NewYork,
Bansal,R.K. Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines, Laxmi
Publications(P)Ltd.,New,Delhi,
2
3.
4.
Yearof
Publication
20082009
1988
2001
2000.
NameofDeptt./Center
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SubjectCode CIV511:E1
CourseTitle:ConcreteTechnology
ContactHours: L:2
T:1
P:0
ExaminationDuration(Hrs):Theory5
RelativeWeightages:M1
20
M2
20
Major 50
Assignment &
Attendance
10
Credits:3
Semester:5thAutumn
SubjectArea:Concrete&Concretemakingmaterials
Prerequisite:Nil
Objective: To impart understanding of various aspects related to ingredients and
propertiesofconcreteandconcretemixdesign.
DetailsofCourse:
S.No
1
2
4
5
Contents
LectureHours
Cement:ItsBasicChemistry,TypesofPortlandcement
5
Normalaggregatesandtheirproperties
5
Fresh Concrete and its properties. Strength of Concrete:
Water/Cement ratioGel/Space Ratio, Influence of
Temperature on Strength of Concrete and Bond between
18
concrete and Reinforcement, Mixing, handling, placing, and
Concrete.Elasticity,ShrinkageandCreepofConcrete
MixDesign:ISmethod
5
SpecialConcretes
3
SuggestedBooks:
S.No
1
2
3
4
NameofBook/Authors/Publishers
Naville, A.M. Properties of Concrete. Pearson Publishers, N
Delhi
Shetty, M.S.Concrete Technology S.Chand & Company N
Delhi
Gambhir,M.L.ConcreteTechnologyTaTaMcGrawHillNDelhi
Naville,A.M.andBrookes,J.J.ConcreteTechnology,Pearson
Publishers,NDelhi
Yearof
Publication
2004
2002
1995
1994
NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
1. SubjectCode: CIV511:E1
CourseTitle: EngineeringSeismology

(EarthquakeEngineering)
T:1
P:0
3Practical:Nil
7.SubjectArea:
5. Credits:3
6.Semester:5thAutumn
8.Prerequisite: MusthavestudiedEngineeringGeology&Materials
9. Objective: To impart thebasic understanding ofearthquakes, physicsofthe earths
interior from a practical side, to foresee the potential consequences of strong
earthquakesonurbanareasandcivilinfrastructureandhowtodomoreefficienthazard
managementandmitigation.Thismodulewillcommunicatehowsciencecanenhance
community resilience and has relevance far beyond any site for earth sciences,
earthquake engineering, preparedness, mitigation, emergency response, decision
making,andpublicpolicy.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.
Contents
LectureHours
No.
EngineeringSeismology(EarthquakeEngineering)
1.
EngineeringSeismology,SeismologyandSeismic
6
Exploration(Definitions).
IntroductiontoSeismicHazardandEarthquake
Phenomenon.
GlobalseismicityAnalysisofearthquakefocal
mechanisms.
2.
SeismotectonicsandSeismicZoningofIndia.
7
Microzonation.
MechanismofFaulting.EarthquakePrediction.
3.
Site Response to Earthquakes: Local geology and soil
8
conditions. Site investigations and soil tests. Dynamic
designcriteriaforagivensite.
4.
EarthquakeMonitoringandSeismicInstrumentation.The
8
SeismographPrinciplesofSeismometer.Locationofthe
epicenterofanearthquake.Earthquakesizeandintensity.
Energyreleasedinanearthquake.
5.
Earthquake:RiskandPreparedness.
7
Earthquake:SocialConsequences;CodesandPublic
Policy.
Total
36
11.Booksrecommended
S.No.
Yearof
Publication
1.
EarthquakebyBolt,B.A.,W.H.Freeman,NewYork
1993
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
AnIntroductiontoGeophysicalbyExplorationby
KeareyPandBrooks,M.BlackwellPublishers
Oxford
BasicExplorationGeophysicsbyRobinson,E.Sand
Coruch,C.JohnWiley&Sons
EarthquakebyWalker,B.S.,TimeLifeBooksInc.,
Alexandria,Virgina.
TheInterioroftheEarthbyBott,M.H.P.,Edward
Arnold.London.
TheSolidEarth:AnIntroductiontoGlobal
GeophysicsbyFlower,C.M.R.,Cambridge
UniversityPress.
ModernGlobalSeismologybyLay,T.andWallace,
T.C.,AcademicPress,SanDiego
1991
1998
1982
1982
1990
1995
NATIONALINSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGY,SRINAGAR
SubjectCode:CIV601
CourseTitle:DESIGNOFSTRUCTURESII
ContactHours:
L:2
T:2
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
ClassPerformance:10
Credits:
th
Semester:
6 (Spring)
Prerequisite:
Nil
Objective:ToimpartbasicconceptsofSteelDesign.IntroductionofnewcodeIS:8002007is
dealtindetail.
CourseDetails
Lecture
S.No.
Contents
Hours
DesignofSteelStructures:
1
4
Introduction to structural steel and their properties, rolled sections.
Designphilosophies.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Designofboltedconnections;concentricandeccentric.
2
3
Designofweldedconnections;concentricandeccentric.
3
Designoftensionmembers;RolledandBuiltupsections.
Design of compression members; Rolled and Builtup sec. design of

columnbases.
Designofflexuralmember,laterallysupported,laterallyunsupportedand
builtupbeams.
DesignofPlateGirders.
7
8
4
Design of Timber structures: Introduction, Structural timbers and their
properties. Design of members in tension, compression and flexure.
Boltedandnailedjoints.
Reference:
1. Designofsteelstructures
2. DesignofSteelStructures
By
By
By
By
Subramanium
Duggal
AryaandAjmani.
VizraniandRatwani
01.NameoftheDepartment:
CourseTitle:STRUCTUREEngineeringLab.II
01.
ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
P:0
02.
03.
RelativeWeightage:
04.
Credits:
1
th
05.
Semester:
6 (Spring)
06.
Prerequisite: Nil
07. Objective:ToIdeveloptheunderstandingofbehaviorfindeterminatestructures.
Nameoftheexperiment:
(1) Deflectionofcurvedbeams
(2) Behaviourofaportalframeunderdifferentloadcombinations
(3) DeflectionofTruss
(4) Behaviouracantileverbeamundersymmetricalandunsymmetricalloading
(5) Analysisofanelasticallycoupledbeam
(6) Analysisofaredundantjoint
(7) Analysisoftwohingedarch
01.NameoftheDepartment:
CourseTitle:HighwayEngineeringand
PMS
03.ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
P:0
04.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.):
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
CA:10
05.RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20; MinorII:20; Major:50;
06.Credits:
th
07.Semester:
6 (Spring)
08.Prerequisite:
Nil
09.Objective:ToimpartunderstandingandknowledgeofvariousaspectsofHighway
EngineeringandPavementManagementSystem.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Scope,History,classificationofroads.Comparisonwithother
modesoftransportation.
Alignmentdesign:routesurveyandhighwayLocation
1
2
Geometric design: crosssection elements; sight distances,

horizontalandverticalalignment.
Pavement design:factors affecting pavement design, types of
pavements, Empirical methods of flexible pavement design (e.g.
C.B.R, group index and Burmister's layer theory), stresses due to
load and temperature in rigid pavements, introduction to design
methodsofrigidpavements.
Highway materials and construction: Properties and tests for road
aggregatesandbituminousmaterials,designofbituminousconcrete
mix, methods of preparing subgrade, base course and construction
ofvarioustypesofsurfacecovers,jointsincementconcreteroads.
Pavementmanagementsystem:basicconcept,datarequirements&
collection methods, maintenance and rehab treatments, priority
programming,implementationofPMS.
Total
LectureHours
4
3
10
6
36
11.SuggestedBooks:
S.No.
1
2
3
Khanna,S.K.andJusto,C.E.G.2002.HighwayEngineering.Nem
ChandBrothers,Roorkee.
Bhanot,K.L.1990.HighwayEngineering,S.ChandandCompany
(P)Ltd.,NewDelhi.
Rao,G.V.1996.PrinciplesofTransportationandHighway
Engineering,TataMcGrawHill,NewDelhi.
YearofPublication
2002
1990
1996
PavementDesignandManagementGuidebyTransportation
AssociationofCanada,Ottawa,Ontario,Edn.Dr.RalphHaas,
UniversityofWaterloo.
1997
CourseTitle:HighwayLaboratory
2.ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
4.RelativeWeightage:CANB
MinorI
20
MinorIIMajor
0
0
5.Credits:
6.Semester:Spring
P:2
Practical:
1
80
7.SubjectStatus:Core
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9. Objective: To impart understanding and knowledge of various Highway Material Properties
andTesting.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Tests on aggregate, aggregate grading,specific gravity, crushing,
abrasion, impact, soundness, flakiness, elongation, fineness
modulus,silicacontent,organiccontent,siltcontent,Alkalinity,
deleteriousmaterial.
Tests on bitumen and bituminous mixes: viscosity; penetration,
softeningpoint,flash&firepoint,ductility,specificgravity,elastic
recovery,marshallstability
Testsonsubgrade:subgrademodulous,CBR.
Total
2
3
LectureHours
12
10
02
24
11.SuggestedBooks/Manuals:
S.No.
1
2
3
Khanna,S.K.andJusto,C.E.G.2002.HighwayEngineering.
NemChandBrothers,Roorkee.
HighwayMaterialsandPavementTestingbyKhanna,Justo&
Veeraragavan,NemChandBrothers,Roorkee
MaterialTestingLaboratoryManualbyKukreja,Kishore&
Chawla,StandardPublishers,NaiSarak,Delhi
YearofPublication
2002
2009
1996
NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
8. SubjectCode:
CIV603CourseTitle: EngineeringGeology&Materials
9. ContactHours:
L:3
T:1
P:2
Theory:
3Practical:2
11. RelativeWeightage:M1:20M2:20CI:10
Major:50
12. Credits:
4
6.Semester:Spring
7.SubjectArea:
8.Prerequisite:
Nil
9.Objective: Toimpartthebasicunderstandingofhowrocksbehaveatdifferentscales,
undervariousloadingconditionsatgroundsurfaceandinthesubsurface(afewkmbelow
ground). The link between rock mechanics, geology and hydrogeology (i.e. the conditions
underwhichtherockformed)willbeclearlyestablished.Thestudentshallunderstandthe
variousengineeringpropertiesofearthsmaterials.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.
Contents
LectureHours
No.
PartA:EngineeringGeology
1.
PhysicalGeology;geologyanditsrelevancetocivil
6
engineering,geologicalworkofwind,rivers,glaciers
andseas.
2.
Petrology;formationofrocks,types/field
6
classification,weatheringofrocks,originofsoils.
3.
StructuralGeology;folds,faults,joints,
4
unconformities.
4.
EngineeringGeology;geologicalconsiderationsin
6
tunnels,dams,bridges,buildingsites;landslides
5.
Earthquakes;basicdefinitions,typesandcauses,
6
distributionintheworld,seismiczones.
PartB:Materials
1.
Stones;theirengineeringproperties;bricks,
2
classificationandstrengthrequirements;tilesand
theiruses.
2.
Timber;properties,defects,seasoning,decayand
2
prevention.
3.
Lime;types,propertiesandtests.
2
4.
Othermaterials
2
Total
36
RecommendedfieldworkI:Fieldtriptogeologicallysignificantplacestolearninsitucharacter
of rocks in quarries/outcrops, road cuttings, dams, tunnels and underground excavations
measuringstrikeanddipofaformationtracingofoutcrops.
11.Booksrecommended
S.No.
1.
Bangar,K.M,PrinciplesofEngineeringGeology,
Yearof
Publication
1995
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
StandardPublishersDistributors,NewDelhi.
ParbinSinghEngineeringGeology,Katson
PublishersNewDelhi.
Billings,M.P.,StructuralGeology,PrenticeHall
India,NewDelhi.
Blyth,F.G.HanddeFreitas,M.H.Geologyfor
Engineers,ELBS,London.
Gokhale,KVG.KandRao,D.M.,Experimentsin
EngineeringGeology,TataMcGrawHill,New
Delhi.
Kesavulu,C.TextbookofEngineeringGeology,
Macmillan,IndiaLtd.NewDelhi.
GeologyforCivilEngineersbyMcLeanand
Gribble,SponPress,Taylor&FrancisGroup,
London.
BuildingMaterialsbyParbinSingh,Katson
PublishersNewDelhi.
CivilEngineeringMaterialbyGurbachanSingh,
StandardPublishersNewDelhi.
BuildingMaterialbyDutta.
BuildingMaterialsbyDuggalS.K.,NewAge
International(P)Ltd.Publishers,NewDelhi.
2009
1974
1974
1981
1993
1999
2009
2000
2006
NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
13. SubjectCode:
CIV603(P)
CourseTitle: EngineeringGeologyLaboratory
14. ContactHours:
L:0
T:0
P:2/2
Theory:
0Practical:2
16. RelativeWeightage:InternalAssessment:40 ExternalAssessment:60
1
6.Semester:Spring
7.SubjectArea:
17. Credits:
8.Prerequisite:
Nil
9.Objective: Toimpartthebasicunderstandingofhowrocksbehaveatdifferentscales,
undervariousloadingconditionsatgroundsurfaceandinthesubsurface.Thelinkbetween
rock mechanics, geology and hydrogeology (i.e. the conditions under which the rock
formed) will be clearly established. The student shall understand the various engineering
propertiesofearthsmaterials.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.
Contents
LectureHours
No.
ListofExperiments
1.
ThestudyofPhysicalPropertiesofMinerals.
6
2.
DeterminationofSpecificGravityby:
6
d) JollysSpringBalance
e) WalkersSteelYardBalance
f) BeamBalance
3.
StudyofRocksandtheirCharacteristics.
4
4.
StudyandSketchingofvarioustypesofGeological
6
Structures.
5.
DeterminationofDipandStrikewithaClinometer
6
Compass.

NAMEOFTHEDEPARTMENT/CENTRE :
2. SubjectCode: CIV604
CourseTitle: HydropowerEngineering
3. ContactHours
L:3
T:1
P:0
4. ExaminationDuration(Hrs.): Theory
Practical
3
0
M2Major
CWA
10
5. RelativeWeightage: M1
20
20
50
6. Credits:
7. Semester:Spring
8. Prerequisite:
Nil
9. Objective:
Toimparttheknowledgeforunderstandingofvariousaspectsof
hydropowerdevelopment.TofamiliarizethestudentswiththevarioustypesofCivil
Engineeringstructuresusedinhydropowerdevelopmentanddesignaspectsofsomeof
them.
10. DetailsofCourse:
S.No Contents
Lecture
Hours
.
1
Introduction:Hydropowerdevelopment,powerequation,assessmentofpotential,
comparisonofhydrothermalandnuclearpowerplants
Classification
High,MediumandLowHeadschemesRunoffriverplantsStoragepower
stationTidalpowerplantRecentexperiencesinwavepowerdevelopment
UndergroundpowerplantsPumpedstorageschemesSmallandmini
HydropowersystemsPowerdemandRoleofHydropowerinagrid.
WATERCONVEYANCESYSTEM:
PowerCanals,Alignment,DesignofPowercanals,Flumes,Coveredconduits
andTunnels.PenstocksAlignment,typesofpenstocks,EconomicDiameter
ofpenstocks,Anchorblocks.
DAMS:
Selectionofsite,PreliminaryInvestigations,FinalInvestigations,Typesof
DamsRigidDams:Gravitydams,Archandbuttressdams,Basicprinciples
10
ofdesignanddetailsofconstruction.
EMBANKMENTDAMS:
Earthendams,rockfilldams,Designconsiderations.
SPILLWAYS:
Types,Spillwaygates,Designofstillingbasins.
POWERHOUSEDETAILS:
Forebay,Intakes,Generallayoutofpowerhouseandarrangementof
hydropowerunits;undergroundPowerstations.
TRANSMISSIONSYSTEMS:Generalintroduction
EconomicandFinancialfeasibilityofHydroPowerplants.
5
6
7
Total
6
6
3
42
11. SuggestedBooks:
1.
2
3
4
5
6
Barrows,H.K.WaterPowerEngineering,TataMcGrawHill
PublishingCompanyLtd.,NewDelhi.
Nigam,P.S.HandbookofHydroelectricEngineeringNemChand&
Brothers,India.
Dandekar,M.M.WaterPowerEngineering,VikasPublishingHouse,
Gaziabad,U.P.India.
Deshmukh,M.M.WaterPowerEngineering,DanpatRai&Sons,
NaiSarak,Delhi.
Varshney,R.S.HydropowerStructures,NemChandBrothers,
Roorkee,.
Arora,K.R.IrrigationwaterpowerandWaterResourcesEngineering,
Yearof
Publication
1999
1985
1985
2002
2001
2002
Das,M.MSaikia,M.SIrrigationandwaterPowerEngineering.PHILearning.
Pvt.Ltd.
Brown,G,,HydroelectricEngineeringPractice,CPS,.
1984
CreagerandJustin,HydroelectricHandBook,JohnWiley.
1950
2009

NAMEOFTHEDEPTT./CENTRE:DepartmentofCivilEngineering
1.SubjectCode:CIV611E1
2CourseTitle:AdvancedGeotechnicalEngineering
3.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
4.ExaminationDuration:
Minors:60minuteseachMajor=3hrs
5.RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I.+C.A:10
6.Credits:
7.Semester:
6th.(Spring)
8.Prerequisite:
9.Details:
Nil
S.No.
Topic/contents
LectureHours
Earth Retaining Structures: Analysis for earth pressures by other

methodsforslopingbackfill,proportioningandstabilitychecks.
10
Analysis and design pile foundations,ms detailed , Raft foundations;

analysisanddesign.
12
EnvironmentalGeotechniques:Introduction,importanceandscope.
LandfillsBasicsanddesignanddevelopment.
SlopestabilityAnalysisadvancedmethods.
SoilDynamicsBriefIntroduction.
10
4
5
Books:
1.
2.
3.
4.
EarthRetainingStructuresbyShamsherPrakash.
DesignaidsingeotechnicalEngineeringbyKaniRaj.
FoundationEngineeringbyBowels
FoundationEngineeringbyTeng.
04
02
NAMEOFTHEDEPARTMENT/CENTRE
:DepartmentofCivilEngineering
1. SubjectCode: CIV611E1
CourseTitle: WatershedManagement
2. ContactHours
L:3
T:0
P:0
Practical
3
0
M2Major
CWA
10
20
20
50
5. Credits:
6. Semester:Spring
7. Prerequisite:
Nil
8. Objective:
Tofamiliarizethestudentswithdifferentaspectsofwatershed
management.
9. DetailsofCourse:
S.No Contents
.
1
2
3
5
6
7
Introduction:
ImportanceofWaterShedDevelopmentforimprovementin
Environment.StatusofWatershedDevelopmentinIndia,WatershedConcepts.
Land:
Survey(layout), Soil and Soil Moisture Conservation, Rainwater Management,
Reclamationofsalinesoils.
Water:
DataandAnalysis,IntegratedWaterResourcesManagement,ConjunctiveUse.
Greenery:
Agriculture,CropHusbandry,SustainableAgriculture,Biomass,Management,
DrylandAgriculture,Irrigation,PasturesandSilvipastures,Horticulture,Social
Forestry,Afforestation.
Energy:
RenewableResources,Biomass,smallhydropower,OceanTidesandWaves.
Socioeconomics:
Peoplespart,StateandIntegratedApproach,SustainableSociety,Economics.
AppropriateTechnology:
FarmEquipment,ContourMethods,CheckDams,WaterCatchmentand
Lecture
Hours
4
6
6
4
4
6
Harvesting,LowCostTechnology,RuralTechnologicalDeliverySystems.
Total
36
10. SuggestedBooks:
S.
No.
Yearof
Publication
2004
Murthy,J.V.S.WatershedManagement,NewAgeInternationalPublishers
(P)Ltd.India.
Das,Ganshyam.HydrologyandSoilConservationEngineering,PrenticeHallofIndia.
Suresh,R.WatershedHydrology,StandardBookHouse,India.
2010
1.
2004
2. SubjectCode:CIV612E2
CourseTitle:STRUCTURALANALYSISIII
3. ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
ClassPerformance:10
6. Credits:
7. Semester:
6th(Spring)
8. Prerequisite:
Nil
9. Objective:
DetailsofCourse
Lecture
S.No.
Contents
Hours
CABLESANDSUSPENSIONBRIDGES:
Staticsofasuspensioncable.Analysisofcable&suspensionbridgeswith 8
&withoutstiffeninggirders.Analysisforstaticloads.
INTRODUCTIONTOENERGYMETHODOFANALYSIS:
Strain energy concept; strain energy due to flexural and shear loading; 12
AnalysisofIndeterminateBeams,trusses&FramesbyEnergyMethods.
ANALYSISOFARCHESBYFORCEMETHOD:
8
Twohingedandfixedarchanalysisforstaticloads.
INFLUENCELINESDIAGRAMSFORINDETERMINATESTRUCTURES:
Principles of Influence Lines for indeterminate Structures; Beams,
Arches.MullerBresslauPrinciple,Criteriaformaximummoment&shear
underseriesofmovingconcentratedloadsinbeams.
BOOKSRECOMMENDED
3.StructuralMechanics
byC.K.Wang
byR.L.Jindal
byNoris&Wilbur
CourseTitle: AppliedHydrology
2. ContactHours
L:2
T:1
P:0
Practical
3
0
M2Major
CWA
10
20
20
50
5. Credits:
6. Semester:Spring
7. Prerequisite:
Nil
8. Objective:
Toimparttheknowledgeforunderstandingofsomeoftheengineering
andadvancedapplicationshydrologicalanalysisanddesign.
9. DetailsofCourse:
Lecture
S.No Contents
Hours
.
1
INTRODUCTION:
Historicaldevelopment,conceptsofhydrometeorology.
PRECIPITATION:
Selectionofprecipitationnetworks,Stormanalysis,Stormselection,DAD
Analysis,Depthareafrequencycurve,Conceptofprobablemaximum
precipitationandeffectiverainfall.
EVAPORATIONANDEVAPOTRANSPIRATION:
Measurement,factorsaffectingevaporationandevapotranspiration,
evaporationreduction,E.T.equations
INFILTRATION:
Factorsaffectingmeasurement,infiltrationcapacitybyhydrographanalysis,
infiltrationindices,empiricalandanalyticalequations.
RUNOFF:
Determinationofavailableflow,derivationofunitgraphfromcomplex
stormhydrograph,Scurvehydrograph,IUHanditsdetermination,
elementaryideaofconceptualmodels,Syntheticunitgraphs.
EXTREMEFLOWS:
Estimationofdesignflood,floodfrequencyanalysis,factorsaffecting
droughts,analysisofdroughts.
REGRESSIONANDCORRELATION:
Elementarytreatmentwithtwovariablesandapplicationtohydrologic
problems.
Total
4
39
10. SuggestedBooks:
Yearof
Publication
Chow,VenTe,Maidment,David,R.,MaysLaryW.AppliedHydrology,
McGrawHillPublications.
Viessmann,WarrenJr.,LewisGaryL.IntroductiontoHydrologyPrentice
HallofIndia,NewDelhi.
Wilson,E.M.EngineeringHydrologyELBS,EnglishLanguagebookSociety/
MacmillamEducationLtd.,London.
Linsely,K.,Kohler,A.andPaulhusL.H.HydrologyforEngineersMcGraw
HillBookCompanyInc.NewYork.
Linsely,K.,Kohler,A.andPaulhusL.H.AppliedHydrologyMcGrawHill
BookCompanyInc.NewYork.
ChowVenTe,HandbookofAppliedHydrology,McGrawHillBook
Company,NewYork.
Singh,V.P.ElementaryHydrology,PrenticeHallofIndia,Pvt.Ltd.,New
Delhi.
1.
2
3
4
5
6
7
1988
2009
1999
1975
1949
1964
1994

1.SubjectCode:CIV701CourseTitle:WaterSupplyandSanitaryEngineering
2.ContactHours:L:2T:1
3ExaminationDuration(Hrs):3Hrs
4.RelativeWeightage:Minor1=20,Minor2=20,CP=10,Major=50
5.Credits=36.Semester=Autumn7.SubjectArea:
8.PreRequisite:Nil
9.Objectives:Toimparttrainingtothestudentofvariousaspectsrelatedtowaterquality,
Quantity,StorageandDistributioninadditiontosanitationofbuildings.
10.Detailsofcourse:
Contents
SNo
Introductionandscope,Varioussourcesofwater,WaterQualityParameters,
significanceandcodalrecommendationsoflimitsforvarioususes
Lecture
Hours
2.
Waterdemandforvariouspurposes,Populationforecast,storagecapacitiesof
reservoirs,Variationindemand
3.
Watertreatment:Conventionaltreatmentslikescreening,sedimentation,
Coagulation,Filteration,Disinfection.AdvancedtreatmentslikeMicroFilteration,
Reverseosmosis,Activatedcarbon,etc
10
4.
Systemsofdistribution,Locationofreservoirs,distributionpatterns,
5.
Pipedesigns,networkanalysisbyvariousmethods,pipematerialsandjoints,
leakageprevention,typesofpumps,PumpDesign
Watersupplyinbuildings,Plumbingandfixtures
7.
Sanitationofbuildings.
Total
36
11.Suggestedbooks:
Nameofbooks/Authors/Publishers
S.No
Year
1.
WaterWorksEngineering,/S.RQ,MotleyE.M,GuangZha/PrenticeHall
2009
Env.Engg.Vol1/ModiP.N./StandardBookHouse
2008
WaterandWasteWaterTech./HammerM.J,/PrenticeHall
2001
WaterSupplyandSewerage,/McGheeT.J/McGrawHill,Inc
1991
NAMEOFDEPARTMENT: DepartmentofCivilEngineering
1. SubjectCode:CIV701(P)
CourseTitle:WaterQualityLaboratory
2. ContactHours:L:0
T:0
P:2
3. RelativeWeightage:Internal:40External:60
4. Credits:1
th
5. Semester:7 (Autumn)
6. Prerequisite:Nil
7. DetailsofCourse:
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ListofExperiments
Todeterminethetotalsolids,suspendedsolidsanddissolved
solidsforagivensampleofwater
Todeterminethealkalinityofagivensampleofwater
Todeterminethetotalhardnessandcarbonatehardnessfora
givensampleofwater.
Todeterminetheturbidityofwater.
Tofindthecolourandodourofagivensampleofwater
TodeterminethepercentageofSodiumandpotassiumina
givensampleofWater
Todeterminethepercentageofsulphates,chlorides,iodide,
Floride.
Todeterminetheconcentrationofdissolvedoxygeninagiven
sampleofwaterandtofindouttheoxygenconsumed.
TodeterminethepercentageofAmmoniaandNitrogenpresent
inagivensampleofwater.
TodeterminethepercentageofMagnesium,Calcium,Iron,
SilicaandAluminiuminagivensampleofwater.
Total
LectureHours
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
20
CourseTitle:StructuralDynamics
2.ContactHours:
L:
2
T:
1
P:
0
3
Practicals:
0
4. Relative Weightage: MinorI: 15 MinorII: 15 Major: 40
C.I+C.A:155.Credits:
4
7.Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:ToimpartunderstandingofvariousaspectsofstructuralDynamics/PlasticAnalysis
& Design of steel structures to deign safe Earthquake Resistant structures/safe steel
structures.
9.Detailsofcourse:
S.
Contents
Lecture
No.
Hours
01. Nature of dynamic loading: Harmonic, earthquake and blast loading,
Singledegreeoffreedomsystems,freevibrationsandforcedvibrations:
Harmonicforce,Periodicforce,Impulse,andGeneraltypeofloading.
02.
Multidegree of freedom systems, numerical techniques for finding

natural frequencies and mode shapes, orthogonality relationships of
principal modes, Rayleighs Principal and its application for
determination of fundamental frequency. Evaluation of dynamic
responsebymodesuperpositionmethod.
03
DiscussiononIndianstandards,codalprovisionsforearthquake
resistantdesign.Designofbuildings(Planeframesonly)basedon
Codalprovisions
Nature of dynamic loading: Harmonic, earthquake and blast loading,
Singledegreeoffreedomsystems,freevibrationsandforcedvibrations:
Harmonicforce,Periodicforce,Impulse,andGeneraltypeofloading.
Refrences:
DynamicsofStructures By
AnilK.ChopraDynamicsof
Structures
By
CloughandPenzienStructuralDynamics
By
MarioPaz
NAMEOFDEPARTMENT: DepartmentofCivilEngineering
01. SubjectCode:CIV703 CourseTitle:CONSTRUCTIONTECHNOLOGY&MANAGEMENT

02. ContactHours:L:2
T:1
03. ExaminationDuration:Minors60minuteseachMajor=3hrs
04. RelativeWeightage:Minor1:20MinorII:20Major:50C.I.+C.A:10
05. Credits:1
06. Semester:7th(Spring)
07. Prerequisite:Nil
S.No.
Topic/contents
LectureHours
01.
ConstructionManagement,itsnecessity;objectives&
Functions
03
02.
Constructionmethodsandplantimportantequipments
only
06
03.
Projectscheduling:
VarioustechniquesnamelyBarchart;CPMandPERT.
07
04.
Engineeringeconomicsofprojects;
Depreciation;SinkingFund;compoundinterestfactors,
Selectionofmosteconomicalalternativebyvariablecost
method/Costbenefitratio.OwningandOperatingcost.
10
05.
OrganizationofLeadership:
04
Functionofprotectorganization.Principlesandadvantages
ofgoodorganization.Leadershipandmotivation
06.
Worksaccounting.
Cashbook,Imprestcash,contractorsbills,storeaccounts.
Materialsatsiteaccount.Indent,invoice,Debit&Credit
note,suspenseheadstock,EngineeringStatements,Form
ofagreement.
BooksRecommended:
1.CosntructionManagementbyMaheshVerma
2.ConstructionofPlantandEquipmentbyPeurifay
06
SubjectCode:CIV704
CourseTitle:DESIGNOFSTRUCTURESIII
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20;MinorII:20; Major:50;
ClassPerformance:10
DetailsofCourse
Lecture
S.No.
Contents
Hours
DesignofFoundations:
1
11
Various types of RCC footings, Design of Isolated footings and various
typesofcombinedfootings.IntroductiontoRaftfoundationsanddesign
procedure.Designofmasonryfoundations
2
DesignofRetainingwalls:
Stabilityanalysisofretainingwalls,designofcantileverandcounterfort
typeRCCretainingwalls.Designofmasonryretainingwalls.
DesignofWaterretainingStructures:
Designunderground,circularandrectangularwatertankswithreference
toIS:3370.
DesignofPrestressedConcrete:
General principles, methods of prestressing, pretensioning and post
tensioning, losses in prestress. Design of rectangular, T and I section
beams.
DesignofShellstructures:
Membraneanalysisofsphericalandconicaldomesbystaticalmethods.
Designofdomesandringbeams.
Reference:
1. DesignofFootings
By
Kurien
2. DesignofReinforcedandPrestressedConcreteStructures
By
KongandEvans
3. DesignofR.C.C.Structures
By
JainandJaiKrishan.
4. PrestressedConcreteStructures
By
KrishnaRaju.
5. Designofmasonry,timberStructures By
Arya.
1.SubjectCode:CIV711:E1
CourseTitle:RailwayandAirportEngineering
2.ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
4.RelativeWeightage:CAA
10
5.Credits:
6.Semester:Spring
MinorI
P:0
Practical:
20MinorIIMajor
20
50
7.SubjectStatus:Elective
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9.Objective:ToimpartunderstandingandknowledgeofvariousaspectsofRailwayandAirport
Engineering.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Importance of transportation systems, history of railways and it's

development,developmentofIndianrailways.
Permanentwayandit'scomponentparts,formation,ballast,
2
sleepers,rails.creepandtiltinrails.
Trackresistanceandtractiveeffort,gaugeproblem,
3
superelevationnearbranchingofcurves,gradients.
Trackfittingsandfastenings,pointsandcrossings,station
4
Platforms,yardsandsidings.
Classification of airports; planning, surveys and site selection of
5
airports.
Airport geometrics: runway length and patterns & orientation,
6
windrose diagram,width and grades of runway, taxiways and
aprons.
Airportpavementdesign:differencebetweenhighwayandairport
7
pavements, introduction to various design methods, airport
drainage.
Total
11.SuggestedBooks:
1
S.No.
LectureHours
3
6
5
6
4
6
6
36
YearofPublication
Rangawala,S.C.2002.RailwayEngineering,Charotar
Publishers,Anand
Arora,S.P.andSaxena.2001.RailwayEngineering,Dhanpat
RaiPublishers,NewDelhi.
Khanna,AroraandJain.2002.AirportPlanningandDesign,
NemChandandBrothers,Roorkee.
2002
HorrenJeff.AirportPlanningandDesign
1996
2002
2001
CourseTitle: FluvialHydraulics
2. ContactHours
L:2
T:1
P:0
Practical
3
0
M2Major
CWA
10
20
20
50
5. Credits:
6. Semester:Spring
7. Prerequisite:
Nil
8. Objective:
ToimpartunderstandingofvariousaspectsrelatedtoFloodsand
Droughtsandmeasurestocombatthem.
9. DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Lecture
Hours
1
Introduction:
Sedimentandfluvialhydraulics,natureofsedimentproblems.
Propertiesofsediment:
Particlesize,shape,density,fallvelocity.Bulkpropertiesviz
particlesizedistribution,specificweight,andporosity.
ThresholdofparticleTransport:
Introduction ,Incipientmotioncriteria:compotentvelocigy,lift
concept,criticaltractiveforce(ShieldsandWhite
BedForms:
Terminology,Theoreticalanalysisofbedforms,empiricaland
graphicalanalysis,factorsaffectingbedforms.
Channelroughnessandresistancetoflow:
Resistancetoflowwithrigidboundary:Velocitydistribution
approach,DareyWeibachformula,Chezysformula,Mannings
formula,sedimentsizaandManningscoefficient.
Resistancetoflowwithmovableboundary:Grainroughnessand
formroughness,surfacedragandformdrag,differentapproaches
viz.Einstein;s,EinsteinBarbarosa,EngelundandHansenetc.
BedLoadtRansport:
Introduction,Shearstressapproachesviz,Duboys;Sheilds,
Kalinskes,etc.EnergySlopeapproachesvizMeyerpeter,meyer
PeterandMueller,Dischargeapproach,velocityandBedform
approaches,Probabilisticapproach viz?Einsteinsapproach.
SuspendedLoadTransport:
Introduction,generalconsiderations,Exchange theoryunder
equilibriumconditionsTheRouseequation,effectofsuspended
sedimentonZ,Kandvelocitydistribution,Suspended loadformulas
vizLaneandKalinske,Eubsteubetc,
TotalLoadTranspsort:
Introduction;Generalapproaches;TotalLoadTransportfunctions
basedonEinsteinsbedloadfunction,powerconcept,etc.
StableChannelDesign:
Theempiricalstablechanneldesign,Tractive forcemethod of
stablechanneldesign:Dragdistribution andresistance tomotion,
designvaluesforboundaryshear,thestablecrosssection,Design
bytractiveforcemethod.
10. References:
1. Graf,W.H.Hy7draulcisofSedimentTransport,McGrawHillinternational
2. Garde,R.J.andRangaraju,K.G.Mechanicsofsedimenttransportationandalluvial
streamproblems
3. Yang,ChihTed(1966)SedientTransportTheoryandPra;c;tice,McGrawHill
CompaniesInc.NewYork.
4. Raudkivi,A.J.LooseBoundaryHydraulics,PergamonPress.
01.SubjectCode: CIV801CourseTitle: IrrigationandHydraulic

Structures
02.ContactHours
L:2
T:2
P:0
03.ExaminationDuration(Hrs.): Theory
Practical
3
0
CWA
10
04.RelativeWeightage:
M1
M2Major
20
20
50
05.Credits:
4
06. Semester:Spring
07. Prerequisite:
Nil
08. Objective:
Toimparttheknowledgeforunderstandingofvariousaspectsof
applicationofirrigationwatertoagriculturalfieldsanddesignaspectsofsomeirrigation
structures.
S.
Contents
Lecture
Hours
No.
1
INTRODUCTION:
PresentstatusofirrigationinIndia,Advantagesofirrigation,briefdescription
ofGravity,Liftandsprinklerirrigation.
SOILWATERPLANTRELATIONSHIPCROP.WATERREQUIREMENTS:
Soilmoistureandcropwaterrelationships,Duty,Delta,Consumptive
use,Irrigationrequirements,PrincipalIndiancrops,Multiplecropping,etc.
CANALIRRIGATION:
Typesofcanals,partsofcanalirrigationsystem,channelalignment,assessment
ofwaterrequirements,estimationofchannellosses,Designof
Channels,Regimeandsemitheoriticalapproaches;Canallining,factorsaffecting
choiceofvarioustypesofcanallinings.
DIVERSIONHEADWORKS:
Selectionofsiteandlayout,Partsofdiversionheadworks,typesofWeirs
andBarrages,Designofweirsonpermeablefoundations,Controlofsiltentry
intocanal,Siltexcludersanddifferenttypesofsiltejectors.
CROSSDRAINAGEWORKS:
10
10
Necessityofcrossdrainageworks,theirtypesandselection;Designof
varioustypesofcrossdrainageworksAqueduct,syphonaqueduct,Super
passage,Syphon,Levelcrossing.
WATERLOGGING:
causes,preventiveandcurativemeasures,Drainageofirrigatedlandssaline
andalkalinelands.
Total
4
40
10. SuggestedBooks:
S.
No.
Yearof
Publication
SinghBharat.FundamentalsofIrrigationEngineering,NemChand&
Brothers,Roorkee.
Varshney,GuptaandGupta,IrrigationEngineeringAndHydraulic
Structures.NemChand&Brothers,Roorkee.
Arora,K.R.IrrigationwaterpowerandWaterResourcesEngineering,
Asawa,G.L.ElementaryIrrigationEngineeringNewAgeInternational(P)
Ltd.Publishers,NewDelhi.
1.
2
3
4
1975
1982
2002
1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SubjectCode:CIV802
CourseTitle:BRIDGEENGINEERING
ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
ClassPerformance:10
Credits:
Semester:
8th(Spring)
Prerequisite:
Nil
Objective:Theobjectiveistoimpartdesignconceptsofbridgeswhichcanbeutilizedinreal
practicefordesignofvarioustypesofbridges.
DetailsofCourse
S.No.
1
Lecture
Hours
Introduction to Bridges: types of Bridges, standard loads on Bridges.
3
Scourdepth,Afflux.
Contents
InfluenceLinediagramsforBridgeTrusses.Criteriaformaximumforces
underseriesofmovingloads(StandardI.R.CLoading).
DesignofFootbridgesandCulverts.
Design of Trussed Bridges subjected to Standard IRC loading (ClassB,

ClassA,ClassAAandClass70R).
Designofsteelbridges:PlateGirderBridgeandCompositeBridges(Steel
Plate Girder and R.C.C Slab Type) subjected to Standard IRC loading
(ClassB,ClassA,ClassAAandClass70R).
DesignofBridgeSlabssubjectedtoIRCloading.
Reference:
1. Victor,D.J.EssentialsofBridgeEngineering,OxfordandIBHPublishers,NewDelhi.
2. Ponnuswamy,S.BridgeEngineering,TataMcGrawHill,New
By
VizraniandRatwani
4. DesignofBridges
By
KrishnaRaju
5. DesignofBridges
By
Rakshit.
NAMEOFDEPT./CENTRE:
1. SubjectCode: CIV811:E1
CourseTitle: RockMechanicsand

TunnellingTechnology
T:1
P:0
3Practical:Nil
5. Credits:3
6.Semester:Spring
7.SubjectArea:
8.Prerequisite: MusthavestudiedEngineeringGeology&MaterialsandGeotechnical
EngineeringI.
9.Objective:Toimpartthebasicunderstandingofthemechanicalbehaviorofthe
rockandtounderstandthemechanicsconcernedwiththeresponseoftherocktothe
forcefieldofitsphysicalenvironments.Attheconclusionofthismodule,itisexpected
that students will be able to perform simple rock mechanics and rock engineering
analysis,understandthefundamentalsofrockengineeringdesign,andconfidentlyapply
thematerialtowhichtheyhavebeenexposed.
10.DetailsofCourse:

S.
PartARockMechanics
LectureHours
No.
PartARockMechanics
1.
Introduction to rock mechanics and rock engineering.
6
Terminology,RockClassificationSystems.
2.
Physical and Mechanical Properties of Rocks.
3
LaboratoryTesting.
3.
Rockmasses:strength,deformability,failurecriteria.
3
4.
Foundations and slope stability: foundations on
3
discontinuousrock,slopeinstabilitybasicmechanisms.
5.
Rockreinforcementandrocksupport:underlying
3
principles,similaritiesanddifferences.RockBolting.
PartBTunnellingTechnology
1.
Introductiontotunnelling:Fundamentaldefinitions,
5
tunnellingart
andengineering,historicaldevelopment,Classificationof
tunnels.
8
2.
Geologicalaspectsoftunnelling:Geologicalinvestigation,
evaluationandappreciation,importanceofgeological
knowledge,
aimofgeologicalinvestigation,principalelementsof
exploration
programme,Influenceofgeologicalconditionsondesign
and
constructionoftunnels.
3.
MethodsofTunnellinginsoftandhardrock.Liningof
5
tunnels.Tunnelsupports.
Total
36
RecommendedfieldworkII:Fieldtriptogeologicallysignificantplacestolearninsitucharacter
ofrocksinoutcrops,roadcuttings,dams,tunnelsandundergroundexcavations.
1.Booksrecommended
S.No.
Yearof
Publication
1.
Brown,E.T.;AnalyticalandComputational
1989
MethodsinEngineeringRockMechanics,CBS
PublishersandDistributors,NewDelhi.
2.
Goodman,P.E.;IntroductiontoRockMechanics,
1989
JohnWiley&Sons.
3.
DesignandConstructionofTunnels:Analysisof
2008
ControlledDeformationsinRockandSoils
(ADECORS)byPietroLunardi
4.
TunnellingandTunnelMechanics:ARational
2010
ApproachtoTunnellingbyD.Kolymbas.
2010
5.
IntroductiontoTunnelConstruction(Applied
Geotechnics)byDavidChapman,NicoleMetjeand
AlfredStrk.
6.
TunnelingtotheCenteroftheEarth:Stories(P.S.)
2009
byKevinWilson.
2003
7.
QuantumTheoryofTunnelingbyMohsenRazavy.
NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:GroundImprovementTechniques
P=0
Major=3
MinorI=20MinorII=20
Major=50
5.Credits:3
6.Semester:Spring
8.Prerequisite:GeotechnicalEngineering
9. Objective: To impart understanding of various aspects related to Ground Improvement

TechniquesinthefieldofCivilEngg.
10.DetailsofCourse
Lecture
Unit
CourseContents
Hours
No.
PARTI:INTRODUCTION
Unit1
SoilTypes,SoilInvestigation&Classification
GroundModification/Stabilization
NeedforEngineeredGroundImprovement
Classification ofGroundImprovementTechniques
Suitability,FeasibilityandDesirabilityofGround
ImprovementTechniques
Current&FutureDevelopments
.PARTII
:GroundImprovementTechniques
Mechanical
Modification:
Introduction
to
Mechanical Modification, Principles of Soil
Densification, Properties of Compacted Soil,
Compaction Control, Specification of Compaction
Requirements,TypesofCompactionEquipment
Unit2
Hydraulic Modification: Objectives & Techniques,

Dewatering Systems, SoilWater Relationships, Single
& MultipleWell Formulas, Drainage of Slopes,
Filtration & Seepage Control, Preloading & Vertical
Drains,ElectrokineticDewatering&Stabilization.
Chemical Modification/Stabilization: Effect of

various admixtures on Engineering Properties of
Soils such as: Cement, Lime, Fly ash, Bitumen,

CementLimeFlyash.
Other chemical additives such as NaCL, CaCL 2 ,
CaSO 4 ,Ca(OH) 2 ,NaOHetc.,
Grouting Applications to Embankments, Foundations

&SensitiveSoils,AdmixturesinPavementDesign.
Unit3
Thermal Modification: Thermal Properties of Soils,

HeatTreatmentofSoils,GroundFreezing,Strength&
BehaviourofFrozenGround.
Modification By Inclusions & Confinement:

Evolution of Soil Reinforcement, Applications of
Geosynthetics Material in Civil Engineering, Soil
Nailing,SoilAnchors,SoilConfinementbyFormwork.
Modification by Exclusion Techniques: Sheet Piles,

Contiguous Bored Piles, Slurry Trenches, Diaphragm
Walls,Compressed Air.
Total
36
Recommended Books:
MethodsofTreatmentofUnstable Ground:BeltButterworths,1975
EngineeringPrinciplesofGroundModification: Manfired,R.H.
EngineeringTreatmentofSoils
:Bell,F.G
Geosynthetics forSoilImprovement
:ASCE,GSTNo.18,
NewYork
GroutingTheory&Practice
:Nonveiller,E
SoilStabilization
:Ingles,O.G.&
Metcalf,J.B.
1.SubjectCode:CIV811:E1CourseTitle:TransportationPlanningandEconomics
2.ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
4.RelativeWeitage:
CAA
10
5.Credits:
6.Semester:Spring
MinorIMinorII
20
P:0
Practical:
Major
20
50
7.SubjectStatus:Elective
8.Prerequisite:Nil
9. Objective: To impart understanding and knowledge of various aspects of Transportation
PlanningandEconomics.
10.DetailsofCourse:
S.No.
Contents
Introduction and scope of transportation planning and

transportationeconomics,transportationplanningissues.
Public Transportation: public transport modes, desirable
characteristics of public transport systems, transit system
operations, route development, stopping policy, stop location,
scheduling,capacityoftransitsystems,sociallyoptimalpricing
Transportanalysisandforecasting:transportplanningprocess,
transportation and land use, transport planning strategies,
transportplanningmodels,traveldemandanalysis,operational
transportationandlandusemodels.
Transport economics and finance: pavement economics
constructioncost;maintenancecostandvehicleoperationcost,
economicevaluationofhighwayprojectsbasicprinciples;time
value of money; costs and benefits; net present value (NPV)
method;benefitcost(B/C)ratiomethod;internalrateofreturn
(IRR) method; comparison of evaluation techniques, freight
transporttrendsandeconomicgrowth.
Total
LectureHours
3
14
11
36
11.SuggestedBooks:
S.No.
1
2
TransportPlanningandTrafficEngineeringbyCAOFlaherty,John
Wiley&Sons,Inc.,NewYork;Toronto.
Transportation Engineering and Planning by Papacostas &
Prevedouros,PrenticeHallofIndiaPrivateLtd,NewDelhi110001
YearofPublication
2002
2002
3
4.
Principles of Transportation Engineering by Chakarborty & Das,

PrenticeHallofIndiaPrivateLtd,NewDelhi110001
Urban Transportation Planning by Meyer & Miller, McGraw Hill,
NewDelhi
2003
2001
NAMEOFDEPARTMENT:
SubjectCode:CIV812E2
CourseTitle:EnvironmentalEngineering
1. ContactHours:L:2
T:1
P:0
2. ExaminationDuration(Hrs):Minor1:1
Minor2:1
Major:3
Major:50
3. RelativeWeightage:Minor1:20Minor2:20 Assignments:10
4. Credits:3
6.Semester:(Spring) 7Prerequisite:Nil
8.Objective:Toimpartunderstandingofvariousaspectsrelatedtocleanenvironment,
propertreatmentanddisposalofliquid,solidandgaseouswasteproducedbycommunities.
9.DetailsofCourse:
S.No
1.
LectureHours
2.
3.
4.
5
6.
7.
Contents
ImportanceofcleanEnvironment,coexistence,habitatandeco
systems.SourcesofpollutiontoLand,WaterandAir.General
effectsofpollution.
Pollutionbysewage.Natureandtypesofsewages(domestic,
Industrialetc)
Methodsofsewagedisposal,effectsofdisposalonlandandin
waterbodies,Selfpurificationofstreams,BODcalculations,
Designofsewers,Typesofsewers
UnitoperationsinSewagetreatment,screening,gritremoval,
sedimentation,filtration,Activatedsludgeprocess.Septicand
Imhofftanks,soakagesforisolatedsystems.
Solidwastemanagement,Constituentsofsolidwaste,Sanitary
landfilling,Composting,Incineration
Airpollution,Airqualitystandards,measurementofair
pollution,factorsresponsibleforpollution,engineering
measurestocheckairpollution.
Total
Suggestedbooks
S.No
1.
2.
3.
ModiP.N.,WastewaterTreatment
McGhee,T.J.,WaterSupplyandSewerage,McGrawHill
Hammer,M.J.andHammerM.J.,WaterandWasteWater
TechnologyPrenticeHallofIndia
NathansonJ.A.BasicEnvironmentalTechnology5thEd.
ViessmanW.andHammerM.J.WaterSupplyandPollution
Control6thEd.AddisonWesleyLongman
4.
5.
4
5
32
Yearof
Publication
2005
1991
2000
2009
1999
NAMEODDEPTT/CENTRE:
CourseTitle:GroundImprovementTechniques
P=0
Major=3
MinorI=20MinorII=20
Major=50
5.Credits:3
6.Semester:Spring
8.Prerequisite:GeotechnicalEngineering
9. Objective: To impart understanding of various aspects related to Ground Improvement

TechniquesinthefieldofCivilEngg.
10.DetailsofCourse
Lecture
Unit
CourseContents
Hours
No.
PARTI:INTRODUCTION
Unit1
SoilTypes,SoilInvestigation &Classification
GroundModification/Stabilization
NeedforEngineeredGroundImprovement
Classification ofGroundImprovementTechniques
Suitability,FeasibilityandDesirabilityofGround
ImprovementTechniques
Current&FutureDevelopments
.PARTII
:GroundImprovementTechniques
Mechanical Modification: Introduction to Mechanical

Modification, Principles of Soil Densification,
Properties of Compacted Soil, Compaction Control,
Specification of Compaction Requirements, Types of
CompactionEquipment
Unit2
Hydraulic Modification: Objectives & Techniques,

Dewatering Systems, SoilWater Relationships, Single
& MultipleWell Formulas, Drainage of Slopes,
Filtration & Seepage Control, Preloading & Vertical
Drains,ElectrokineticDewatering&Stabilization.
Chemical Modification/Stabilization: Effect of

various admixtures on Engineering Properties of
Soils such as: Cement, Lime, Fly ash, Bitumen,
CementLimeFlyash.
Other chemical additives such as NaCL, CaCL 2 ,
CaSO 4 ,Ca(OH) 2 ,NaOHetc.,
Grouting Applications to Embankments, Foundations

&SensitiveSoils,AdmixturesinPavementDesign.
Unit3
Thermal Modification: Thermal Properties of Soils,

HeatTreatmentofSoils,GroundFreezing,Strength&
BehaviourofFrozenGround.
Modification By Inclusions & Confinement: Evolution

of Soil Reinforcement, Applications of Geosynthetics
Material in Civil Engineering, Soil Nailing, Soil
Anchors,SoilConfinementbyFormwork.
Modification by Exclusion Techniques: Sheet Piles,

Contiguous Bored Piles, Slurry Trenches, Diaphragm
Walls,Compressed Air.
Total
36
Recommended Books:
MethodsofTreatmentofUnstable Ground:BeltButterworths,1975
EngineeringPrinciplesofGroundModification: Manfired,R.H.
EngineeringTreatmentofSoils
Geosynthetics forSoilImprovement
:Bell,F.G
:ASCE,GSTNo.18,
NewYork
GroutingTheory&Practice
:Nonveiller,E
SoilStabilization
:Ingles,O.G.&
Metcalf,J.B.
2. SubjectCode:CIV812;E2
CourseTitle:EARTHQUAKERESISTANTDESIGN(EII)
3. ContactHours:
L:2
T:1
P:0
MinorI:1;
MinorII:1;
Major:3
5. RelativeWeightage:MinorI:20; MinorII:20; Major:50;
ClassPerf.:10
6. Credits:
7. Semester:
8th(Spring)
8. Prerequisite:
Nil
9. Objective:Theobjectiveistoimpartconceptsofearthquakeresistantdesignofbuildings.
DetailsofCourse
Lecture
S.No.
Contents
Hours
1
Introduction to Earthquakes, Acceleration time history, Response
6
Spectrum,DesignSpectra.
2
Responseofbuildingssubjectedtogroundmotionbasedonmodal
analysis.
10
Seismic design of R.C.C Structures (upto 2Storey Buildings) based on

CodalprovisionsIS:1893.
SeismicdesignofbrickmasonrystructuresbasedonCodalprovisions.
DetailingofR.C.C.ElementsasperIS:13920.
RepairandseismicstrengtheningofbuildingsIS:13935.
Books:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DynamicsofStructures
By
AnilK.Chopra
DynamicsofStructures
By
CloughandPenzien
SeismicDesignofBridges By
SeismicdesignofR.C.C&MasonryStructures
Pauley,T.andPriestley
SeismicdesignofStructuresBy
PankajAggarwal,Shrikhande

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SCHEME OF COURSES FOR B.TECH.

CIVIL ENGINEERING FOR

B. TECH. Ist SEMESTER

B. TECH. 2nd SEMESTER

B.TECH. 3RD SEMESTER (CIVIL)

B.TECH. 4th SEMESTER (CIVIL)

BTECH. 5th- SEMESTER (Civil)

B.TECH. 6th SEMESTER (Civil)

Advanced Geotechnical Engineering

B.TECH. 7th SEMESTER (Civil)

Water supply & Sanitary Engg.

Soil Dynamics and m/c foundations

B.TECH. 8th SEMESTER (Civil):

Rock Mechanics and Tunneling

Total Contact Hours and Credits

Boundary layer thicknesses, Boundary layer over a flat plate, Laminar

b. Chain Surveying: Field Equipment, Methods of chaining, Offsets,

a. Prismatic compass surveying. Instruments; Principle, Procedure and

a. Levelling; Instruments; Field book recording, Bench mark & its

b. Tacheometry: Stadia and its principal, analytic lens, Heights and

a. Trigonometrical levelling: Curvature and refraction, Axissignal

a. Setting out works: Setting out Buildings, Culverts and bridges,

Tunnels. Transfer of alignment. Fixing of horizontal and vertical

3. Field work using a Theodolite: (i).Measurement of Horizontal and

Soil and its formation , various processes and agencies for 10

Flow through soils, Darcys Law. Permeability , factors and 10

One dimensional consolidation, Terzaghis equation , 6

Compaction,laboratory compaction tests, proctor compaction , 4

Stress distribution under concentrated load . Westergards and 4

Laboratory and Field Investigation . Sub soil exploration , 4

Components of traffic system vehicle characteristics; human

SHEAR STRENGTH: shear strength concept. Mohrs 8

BEARING CAPACITY AND FOUNDATIONS: Basic 12

EARTH PRESSURE: Lateral earth pressure. Rankines

STABILISATION: methods of stabilization . Brief

STABILITY OF SLOPES: Infinite slopes, conjugate

a. Estimate: Importance, Items of a work and their units. Types of

Design of compression members; Rolled and Builtup sec. design of

Geometric design: crosssection elements; sight distances,

Earth Retaining Structures: Analysis for earth pressures by other

Analysis and design pile foundations,ms detailed , Raft foundations;

Multidegree of freedom systems, numerical techniques for finding

01. SubjectCode:CIV703 CourseTitle:CONSTRUCTIONTECHNOLOGY&MANAGEMENT

Importance of transportation systems, history of railways and it's

01.SubjectCode: CIV801CourseTitle: IrrigationandHydraulic

Design of Trussed Bridges subjected to Standard IRC loading (ClassB,

9. Objective: To impart understanding of various aspects related to Ground Improvement

Hydraulic Modification: Objectives & Techniques,

Chemical Modification/Stabilization: Effect of

Soils such as: Cement, Lime, Fly ash, Bitumen,

Grouting Applications to Embankments, Foundations

Thermal Modification: Thermal Properties of Soils,

Modification By Inclusions & Confinement:

Modification by Exclusion Techniques: Sheet Piles,

Introduction and scope of transportation planning and

Principles of Transportation Engineering by Chakarborty & Das,

9. Objective: To impart understanding of various aspects related to Ground Improvement

Mechanical Modification: Introduction to Mechanical

Hydraulic Modification: Objectives & Techniques,

Chemical Modification/Stabilization: Effect of

Grouting Applications to Embankments, Foundations

Thermal Modification: Thermal Properties of Soils,

Modification By Inclusions & Confinement: Evolution