2503/ AU-1301- 6th-SEM/DL-H

Dear Student,

Welcome to the Sixth Semester of the Assam University – CIDC Weekend Diploma Program.

To enable you to effectively plan your time and manage to do well in the program, I am enclosed
the following documents and guidelines, which I suggest that you read well at the beginning of the program.

1. Syllabus of courses for the current Semester.

List of Text books required for the Sixth Semester Hindi Medium. Kindly buy the books at the
earliest.
2. Hourly Break-up of Study Hours over the Semester, for all papers.
3. Schedule of your activities for the Sixth Semester (Summary sheet & Details).
4. Evaluation Scheme for 6th Semester. Kindly note the number of hours you are expected to put
in for self–study, which includes the time to be spent on assignments and preparation for tests
and exams.
5. Assignments to be completed by you during this semester. Please note that there are two
assignments & you have to submit both the assignments on or before the due dates as indicated
on each of them. Failure to do this may lead to your disqualification for semester examination.

Moreover, please note:

1. Assignments: Assignments are at the core of your process of learning and practice of the
course. Focus on doing them to the best of your understanding. Try to use your own words
when answering, rather then copying from the books or other peoples note. A large
percentage of marking is reserved for individuality of attempts at answers.

NOTE: All Assignments have to be done in your own handwriting and to be submitted in
time as per schedule enclosed.

If Assignments are not received in time, they will not be accounted for in the final marks
and you shall have to register for make-up in Internals in a subsequent Semester after
paying requisite fees. The assignments have
to reach our project office at:

Construction Industry Development Council

801 (8th Floor), Hemkunt Chambers,
89, Nehru Place, New Delhi - 110019
Contact No. - 011-47670800 on or before the specified due date.

2. Course Guide: You will be required to nominate a Course Guide who will help you
to plan the way you can effectively study, considering your work and other commitments.
I am enclosing the list of duties of a course guide.

 
 

A typical course guide may be –

a) A retired or serving Engineer, Teacher or Principal with long working

experience.

b) A B.E. with minimum 5 years experience in the field of engineering or First Class
Diploma Holder with minimum 10 years field experience.

c) The search for your local guide has to be your own. In case CIDC finds some
suitable guide in your area, he/she will be recommended to you automatically.

3. Practicals: you would be given specific sets of dates where your labs can be conducted at
nominated centres in India, where you will have to travel at your own cost to take the labs.

4. Mid Semester Exams, Final Exam & Final Practical Exams: A convenient Study centre
shall be nominated by CIDC where you shall have to travel at your own cost to take your
Mid- Semester, Final Exams & Practical Exams which shall be conducted by CIDC. The
Exams shall normally be conducted on weekends. ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED
TO TAKE THESE EXAMS.

In case you have any questions, please contact:

Board No : 011 - 47670800

E-mail : cipdta@yahoo.com
Fax : 011-41617863

Construction Industry Development Council

801 (8th Floor), Hemkunt Chambers,
89, Nehru Place, New Delhi - 110019

I wish you the very best in your endeavours.

Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup

Hon. Sr. Director

1.) For all enquiries mail us at cipdta@yahoo.com

2.) All assignments to be done in student’s own handwriting.

 
  

SEMESTER-WISE SUBJECTS IN DIPLOMA IN

CIVIL/ELECTRICAL/MECH.(Hindi)
Sr. ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL
No. CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
Course Course Course
Subject Subject Subject
Code Code Code
SIXTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
Refrigeration and Air
1 Public Health Engg. - II Electrical Machines - III
Conditioning
Microprocessor and its
2 Irrigation Engg.-II Automobile Engineering
Application
Steel Structure Design and
3 Switchgear and Protection Manufacturing Process - II
Drawing
Electrical Installation and C.N.C. Machines and
4 R.C.C. Design and Drawing
Design Automation

5 Estimating and Costing -II Control System Engineering Machine Design

6
Elective – III
Elective – III
Elective – III i. Mechanical Estimating and
i. Repair and maintenance
i. Basic Digital Electronics Costing
of civil Works
ii. Electrical Machine Design ii. Renewable Energy Sources
ii. Appropriate Technology
iii. Power System Analysis iii. Maintenance and safety
iii. Environmental Engg.
Engineering

7 Elective – Iv Elective – Iv Elective – Iv

i) Management i) Management i) Management
ii. Entrepreneurship ii. Entrepreneurship ii. Entrepreneurship
Development Development Development
iii) Production System iii) Production System iii) Production System
Management Management Management

 
 
Pass/Fail & Promotion criteria CIDC-AUS Diploma
1. A candidate needs to score at least 40% marks in each paper to pass that paper ; and,
2. A candidate needs to score at least 40% marks in the term end theory & Practicals to pass that
paper.
3. A candidate needs to submit all the assignments & appear at the midterm examination in each
paper to qualify for term end examination/practical.
4. Students failing to submit the assignment or failing to participate in midterm examination shall
need to submit the necessary assignments/appear at the makeup examination before appearing
for the term end examination.
5. Students scoring aggregate marks between 50% & 59.99% (both inclusive) shall be declared
to have passed in second division.
6. Students scoring aggregate marks of 60% or above shall be declared to have passed in first
division.
7. Students scoring aggregate marks above 75% shall be declared to have passed in first division
with distinction.

 
 
MICROPROCESSOR AND ITS APPLICATION
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

LIST OF PRACTICAL

1 Study of Intel 8085 microprocessors

2 Program to add two 8 bit numbers
3 Programs to subtract two 8-bit number
4 Program to find I’s complement of a 8- bit numbers
5 Program to find 2’s complement of a 8-bit numbers
6 Program to shift an 8-bit numbers left by one bit
7 Program to mask of least significant 4 bits of a 8 bit numbers
8 Program to mask of most significant 4 bits of a 8bit number
9 Program to find square from look up table
10 Program to find largest of two numbers
11 Program to find smallest of two numbers
12 Program to arrange a series of numbers in descending order
13 Program to arrange a series of numbers in ascending order

 
 
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND DESIGN
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

LIST OF PRACTICAL

Design of a Distribution Scheme for a Small Colony:

1. H.T. Overhead distribution main upto 20Km.
2. L.T. Overhead distribution main upto 5 Km
3. Pole mounted substation.
4. Single line diagram of 220/132 KV G.S.S. and 33/.11 KV substation
5. Three line diagram of 33/11 KV substation.
Design of distribution scheme for a small colony including load survey, load charts. Load curves etc.
6. Idea of method used in RSEB to calculate the voltage regulation of LT line G.S.S. Earthing.

 
 
ELECTRICAL MACHINE – III
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Special Machines:
1.1 Basic principles, operation and characteristics of
1.1.1 Linear induction motor
1.1.2 Reluctance motor
1.1.3 Hysteresis motor
20%
1.1.4 Stepper motor
1.1.5 Induction regulator
1.1.6 Brush less M.C.
1.1.7 Industrial applications

2 2. Cross Field Machines:

2.1 Construction and working of –
2.1.1 Metadyne
2.1.2 Amplidyne 15%
8 2.2 Operating characteristics
Weeks 2.3 Applications of amplidyne and metadyne

3 3. A.C. Commutator Motors:

3.1 Action of commutator in an A.C. machines
3.2 Functions of brushes
3.3 Concept of phase advancing
3.4 The .e m. f. of a single phase commutator motor
3.4.1 e.m.f. produced by rotating field
3.4.2 e.m.f. produced by pulsating field
3.5 Commutation in A.C. machines
3.6 The single phase A.C. series motor
3.1.1 Constructional features
3.1.2 Torque equation
3.1.3 Phasor diagram
30%
3.1.4 Characteristics and applications
3.2 Repulsion motor
3.2.1 Mechanics of torque production
3.2.2 Compensated repulsion motor
3.2.3 Vector diagram
3.3 Repulsion induction motor
3.4 Schrage motor
3.4.1 Construction
3.4.2 Characteristics
3.4.3 Application

Mid Sem Exam

4 4 D.C. Machines :
4.1 Load sharing in parallel operation of D.C. shunts generators
4.2 Load sharing in parallel operation of D.C. Compound
15%
generators
4.3 Load sharing in parallel operation of D.C. series generators

 
 
5 5. Synchronous Machines:
6 5.1 Transient behavior
Weeks 5.2 Reactance
5.3 Symmetrical short circuit
5.4 Power angle (cylindrical rotor ) characteristics
5.5 Swing equation and curve, M and H constant
5.6 Steady state stability 20%
5.7 Transient stability
5.8 Equal area criterion of stability
5.9 One of the parallel lines suddenly switched off
5.10 System fault and subsequent circuit isolation
5.11 Hunting phenomenon in synchronous machines
Final Exam

 
 
MICROPROCESSOR AND ITS APPLICATION
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Introduction:
1.1 Evolution of microprocessor
1.2 Digital computer
1.3 Organisation of computer
1.4 Definition
1.1.1 Instruction
20%
1.1.2 Program
1.1.3 Machine language
1.1.4 Assembly language
1.1.5 High level language
1.5 Complier and Assembler

2 2. Number System:
8 2.1 Decimal, hexadecimal, binary and octal numbers and
Weeks conversion of one number system to another
2.2 I’s complement
20%
2.3 2’s complement
2.4 Binary addition
2.5 Binary subtraction using I’s complement 2’s complement

3 3. Microprocessors Architecture (Intel 8.85):

3.1 Functional block diagram
3.2 Pin-Out diagram with description
3.3 Buses
3.1.1 Address bus
3.1.2 Data bus
3.1.3 Control bus
3.4 Registers 25%
3.5 Arithmetic and logic unit
3.6 Timing and control unit
3.7 Types of instructions and classification into groups
3.8 Types of addressing modes
3.9 Status flags

Mid Sem Exam

4 4. Programming and application of microprocessor:
4.1 Some examples of assembly language programme
4.2 Introduction to circuits (block diagram only ) used in
electrical application
4.2.1 ADC
4.2.2 DAC
4.2.3 Analog multiplexer
35%
4.2.4 Sample and Hold
4.2.5 Programmable peripheral interface (PPI)
4.3 Microprocessor based protective Relay
6 4.3.1 Over current relay
Weeks 4.3.2 Impedance relay
4.3.3 Reactance relay
4.3.4 MHO relay
 
 
4.3.5 Directional relay
4.4 Measurement of Electrical Quantities:
4.4.1 Frequency measurement
4.4.2 Phase angle and power factor measurement
4.4.3 Voltage and current measurement
4.4.4 Power and energy measurement
4.5 Measurement of Physical Quantities:
4.5.1 Temperature measurement
4.5.2 Deflection measurement
4.5.3 Water level indicator
4.5.4 Angular speed
4.6 Traffic Control.

Final Exam

 
 
SWITCHGEAR AND PROTECTION
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1 Faults in power system:
1.1 Source of faults 23
1.2 Percentage reactance and base KVA
1.3 3-phase short circuits on alternator
1.4 Calculations of short- circuit KVA current 10%
1.5 Construction of reactors
1.6 Limitations of fault current
1.7 Location of reactor

2 2 Symmetrical components:
2.1 Operator ‘a’
2.2 Determine of sequence components
2.3 Sequence impedance and sequence network 10%
2.4 Types of faults at the terminals of unloaded alternator
2.5 Determination of fault current

3 3 Fuses:
3.1 Definition of various related terms
3.2 Selection of fuse materials
3.3 Types of fuses
10%
3.4 Application of H.R.C. fuses
3.5 Drop out fuse
8 3.6 Advantage and disadvantage of fuses
Weeks
4 4 Circuit Breakers:
4.1 Basic co9nstruntion of circuit breaker
4.2 Arc phenomenon
4.3 Arc extinction methods
4.4 Interruption of capacitive current
4.5 Current chopping
4.6 Resistance switches
4.7 Construction, worming and application of
4.7.1 Oil circuit breaker 15%
4.7.1.1 Bulk oil C.B.
4.7.1.2 Minimum oil C.B.
4.7.2 Air circuit breaker
4.7.3 Air blast circuit breaker
4.7.4 Vacuum circuit breaker
4.7.5 SF6 circuit breaker
4.8 Ratings of circuit breaker

5 5 Protection:
5.1 Principle of protection systems
5.2 Basic requirement of relays
5.3 Classification of relays according to construction, uses and
15%
operating time
5.4 Types of relay (construction setting and application)
5.4.1 Thermal relay
5.4.2 Electromagnetic relay
 
 
5.4.3 Induction type relay
5.4.4 Differential type relay
5.4.5 Distance relay
5.5 Over current, reverse power and earth leakage protection
5.6 Static relays
5.6.1 Basic elements
5.6.2 Applications
Mid Sem Exam
6 6 Protection of Alternator:
6.1 Field failure
6.2 Field earth fault
6.3 Over current
6.4 Phase unbalance and insulation protection
6.5 Differential and restricted earth fault schemes
10%
6.6 Protection against prime mover failure

7 7 Transformer Protection
7.1 Over current
7.2 Earth fault
6 7.3 Differential protection
10%
Weeks 7.4 Buchholz relay
7.5 Differential scheme for the protection of generator –
transformer units

8 8 Line protection
8.1 Differential pilot wire systems
8.2 Time graded directional over current and earth fault
protection 5%
8.3 Elements of distance protection and power line carrier
protection

9 9 Over Voltage protection

9.1 Causes of over voltage
9.2 Lightning surges
9.3 Protection of line against over voltage
9.4 Function of ground wire 15%
9.5 Horn gap
9.6 Lightening arrestors
9.7 Insulation coordination
Final Exam

 
 
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND DESIGN
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Design of distribution mains:
1.1 Design and estimate the material required fir the following
with specifications –
1.1.1 L.T. Overhead distribution main. 20%
1.1.2 11KVH.T. Overhead distribution main.
1.1.3 11KVH.T. underground distribution main.

2 2. Sub Station:
2.1 Classification of substations
2.1.1 Indoor and Outdoor substation
2.1.2 Pole mounted substation
8 2.1.3 Platform type substation 20%
Weeks 2.1.4 Industrial substation
2.2 Selection of site for distribution substation
2.3 Estimation of required materials of distribution substation

3 3. Description and Layout of Grid Substation 33/11 and

220/132 KV:
3.1 Selection of site
3.2 Equipment used in G.S.S. with specification
3.3 Layout of G.S.S.
3.4 Single line diagram 30%
3.5 Connection diagram of 33/11 and 220/132 KV G.S.S.
3.6 Estimate of materials
3.7 Determination of cost as per given rate schedule
3.8 G.S.S. Farthing
Mid Sem Exam
4 4. Design of a Distribution Scheme for a small Colony
4.1 Load survey
4.2 Load curve
6 4.3 Rating of substation transformer
Weeks 4.4 Conductor size 30%
4.5 Arrangement f street lighting
4.6 Arrangement of conductors on poles
4.7 Plan of distribution route
Final Exam

 
 
CONTROL SYSTEM ENGINEERING
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Control System:
1.1 Basic definition
1.2 Open loop and Closed loop systems
1.3 Transfer function
25%
1.4 Transfer function of physical system (RC ladder network)
1.5 Block diagram and its reduction technique
1.6 Signal flow graph and Mason’s gain formula

2 8 2. Control System Components:

Weeks 2.1 D.C. Servo motor
2.2 A.C. Servo motor
15%
2.3 Synchronous pair
2.4 Tachometers

3 3. Time Domain Analysis :

3.1Impulse response function
3.2First and second order systems
3.3Step response of second order system
25%
3.4Stability of control system
3.5Routh’s stability criterion
3.6Static and dynamic error coefficients
Mid Sem Exam
4 4. Frequency Response:
4.1 Frequency domains analysis
4.2 Frequency response representation
4.3 Bode plot 20%
4.4 Polar plots
6 4.5 Nyquist stability criterion
Weeks
5 5. Root Locus:
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Rules for constructing root loci
15%
5.3 Root locus plots
5.4 Effect of Zeros and Poles n root locus
Final Exam

 
 
POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Economic Aspects of generation:
1.1 Factor affecting the cost of generation
1.2 Cost reduction by power station inter connection
1.3 Load curves, load duration curves calculation of cost per unit 15%
1.4 Need of improvement rate of generation and condition for
economic loading

2 2. Combined Operation of power Station

2.1 Advantage of interconnection
2.2 Base load, peak load and load association among different
8 power station
20%
Weeks 2.3 Effect of change in excitation and change in fuel supply on
load sharing of alternator
2.4 Load frequency control

3 3. Voltage Regulation in power system:

3.1 Control of generator voltage
3.2 Tap changing transformer
3.3 Shunt capacitors and synchronous phase modifier 15%
3.4 Series capacitors, shunt reactors and static VAR
compensators

4 4. Power System Stability:

4.1Power angle diagram and maximum steady state power
4.2Steady state stability, swing equation and introduction to
equal area criterion 15%
4.3Transient stability, swing equation and introduction to equal
area criterion
Mid Sem Exam
5 5. EHV Transmission:
5.1Requirement and design consideration of EHV lines
5.2Selection and spacing of conductor
15%
5.3Corona and radio interference
5.4Insulation requirement
6
6 Weeks 6. HVDC Transmission:
6.1Limitation of high voltage ac transmission
6.2Advantages and limitation of HVDC transmission
6.3Principal parts of generating station 20%
6.4Application of HVDC system
6.5HVDC system in India
Final Exam

 
 
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
SIXTH SEMESTER – ELECTRICAL – (HINDI)

Sl. No. of TOPICS Wtg of

No. Week Marks
1 1. Entrepreneurship :
1.1 Role of entrepreneurship and its advantage
1.2 Classification of industries (based on scale) 10%
1.3 Classification of industries (based on type)

2 2. Industrial policy:
2.1 New industrial policy
5%
2.2 M.R.T.P. act

3. 3. Entrepreneurial Development:
3.1 Product identification/ selection
3.2 Site selection
3.3 Plant layout 10%
3.4 Institutional support needed
Pre-market survey

4 4. Entrepreneurship Support System:

8 4.1 Role of District industries Centre in setting up industry
Weeks 4.2 Function of NSIC, SISI, NISIET, NRDC, SSIC, SIDO,
NMTC, KVIC, RSMDC, 10%
4.3 Role of state finance corporation state electricity board
pollution control board, RAJCON, BIS, I.S.O. etc.

5 5. Setting up SSI:
5.1 Registration of SSI
5.2 Allotment of land by RIICO
5.3 Preparation of project report
10%
5.4 Structure of organization
5.5 Building construction
5.6 Establishment of machines

6 6. Raw material Management

6.1 Allotment of iron and steel, coke/coal
6.2 Allotment of other indigenous raw material from NSIC 10%
6.3 Allotment of imported raw material and par

7 7. Marketing facilities:
7.1 Supply of product to state govt, to defence, to railways, to
CDPO,
TO CSD
7.2 Participation in international exhibition and fairs, trade centres, 10%
state
7.3 Emporium and department stores
7.4 Quality consciousness and its effect on product sales
Mid Sem Exam
8 8. Financial sources for SSI:
8.1 Various institutions providing loans for industries
10%
8.2 Various types of loans
8.3 Subsidies
 
 

9 9. Contracts and Tenders:

9.1 Type of contracts
9.2 Necessity of contract and tenders
10%
9.3 Type of tenders
6 9.4 Tendering procedure
Weeks
10 10. Project Report:
10.1 Procedure of preparing a project report
10.2 Format of project report 5%
Preparation of project report for same SSI item

11 11. ISO9000 Series of Quality system:

11.1 Definition of few important terms related to ISO quality system
11.2 Various models for quality assurance in ISO 9000 series
11.3 Various elements of SIO: 9001 model (20 points) 10%
11.4 Benefits by becoming an ISO: 9000 company
11.5 Introduction to total quality management (TQM)
Final Exam

 
 Summary of
  Schedule of Activities for AUS-CIDC VIth (1301), sem, Batch
Diploma Program - WEEKEND MODE
S. Weekend Weekend Week
Dead Line Activity Remarks
NO Day Date No.
Commencement of
1 Saturday 7-Nov-15
Semester
2 Sunday 8-Nov-15 1st T/P Class
3 Saturday 14-Nov-15 T/P Class
4 Sunday 15-Nov-15 2nd T/P Class
5 Saturday 21-Nov-15 T/P Class
6 Sunday 22-Nov-15 3rd T/P Class
7 Saturday 28-Nov-15 T/P Class
8 Sunday 29-Nov-15 4th T/P Class
9 Saturday 5-Dec-15 T/P Class
10 Sunday 6-Dec-15 5th T/P Class
11 Saturday 12-Dec-15 T/P Class
12 Sunday 13-Dec-15 6th T/P Class
13 Saturday 19-Dec-15 T/P Class
14 Sunday 20-Dec-15 7th T/P Class
15 Saturday 26-Dec-15 T/P Class
16 Sunday 27-Dec-15 8th T/P Class
17 Saturday 2-Jan-16 9th T/P Class
Last Date for submission
18 Sunday 3-Jan-16 10th T/P Class
of Ist Assignment
19 Saturday 9-Jan-16 Mid Semester Exam
Lateral Entry Mid
20 Sunday 10-Jan-16 11th T/P Class Semester Exam (only for
lateral entry candidates)
21 Saturday 16-Jan-16 T/P Class
22 Sunday 17-Jan-16 12th T/P Class
23 Saturday 23-Jan-16 T/P Class
24 Sunday 24-Jan-16 13th T/P Class
25 Saturday 30-Jan-16 T/P Class
26 Sunday 31-Jan-16 14th T/P Class
27 Saturday 6-Feb-16 T/P Class
Last Date for submission Distribution of Admit
28 Sunday 7-Feb-16 15th T/P Class
of 2nd Assignment Card to students
Last Date for Collection
29 Saturday 13-Feb-16 T/P Class
of Admit Card
30 Saturday 12-Mar-16 Practical Exam
to to Practical Exam
32 Monday 14-Mar-16 Practical Exam
33 Wednesday 16-Mar-16 Theory Final Exam
to to Theory Final Exam
35 Tuesday 22-Mar-16 Theory Final Exam
Lateral Entry Final
36 Saturday 26-Mar-16
Exam
Lateral Entry Final
37 Sunday 27-Mar-16
Exam
IMPORTANT NOTE: All Assignments are to be done in the Student's own handwriting. Make photocopy before sending
to CIDC to insure against loss in post. Foreign Student may scan their assignment sheets and email the same (Copy of
original will have to be send by Courier.)

 
 

SIXTH SEMESTER HINDI (Electrical Engineering) AUS-C I D C Diploma Program

Sr. Subject EVALUATION SCHEME TOTAL

No. Internal Assessment External Assessment MARKS
(Examination)
Theory Mid Assignments Practicals Theory Final Practical Exam
Semester Exam Exam
Max. Max. Max. Max. Hrs Max. Hrs
Marks Marks Marks Marks Marks
1 Electrical Machines-III 1x20 marks 2x20 marks - 70 3 - - 130
Microprocessor & its
2 1x20 marks 2x10 marks 15 70 3 25 3 150
Applications
3 Switchgear & Protection 1x20 marks 2x20 marks - 70 3 - - 130
4 Electrical Installation & Design 1x20 marks 2x10 marks 15 70 3 25 3 150
5 Control System Engineering 1x20 marks 2x10 marks - 70 3 - - 110
6 Power System Analysis 1x20 marks 2x10 marks - 70 3 - - 110
7 Entrepreneurship Development 1x20 marks 2x15 marks - 70 3 - - 120
Total 140 190 30 490 50 900

1. There will be one Mid Sem Exam of 1 Hour duration. Syllabus of the Mid Sem Exam shall be the course covered up to the date of exam.
2. Assignments: All Assignments are to be done in the student’s own handwriting. Two home assignments shall be given and marks assigned to them (as above)
towards Assignment Marks. All assignments with answer sheets are to be sent to CIDC for Marking. Students abroad may scan answers & send by e-mail to
students@ciptc.in or upload by ftp (contact us for details).
Assignments have to be submitted in time, as per schedule provided to you (also available on www.ciptc.in. Late assignments shall be treated as submission for
Make-up Semester and assessed aftermail payment of specified fees.

 
  

AUS-CIDC Diploma Program Hourly Break-up of Study Hours VI Semester Electrical (Hindi)
S.No. Subject Course Credits For Weekend Class Mode Self-Study Hours
Total Hours to
Theory Theory be spent by
Theory Practicals Total Hours Per Hours Per Lab Theory Lab Student
Week Semester

1 Electrical Machine - II 2 - 2 2 28 - 32 - 60

2 Microprocessor & its Applications 2 2 4 2 29 16 27 8 80

3 Switchgear & Protection 2 - 2 2 28 - 32 - 60

4 Electrical Installation & Design 2 2 4 2 29 16 27 8 80

5 Control System Engineering 2 - 2 2 28 - 32 - 60

6 Power System Analysis 2 - 2 2 28 - 32 - 60

7 Entrepreneurship Development 2 - 2 2 24 - 26 - 50

Total 14 4 18 14 194 32 208 16 450

 
 

CIDC Diploma Program

Text/ Reference Books of Sixth Semester (Electrical) Hindi
S. Author Price
Subjects Name of Books Edition Publication Remarks
NO. name (Rs.)
Same
Electrical Machines - Standard Publishers Distributors 1705-
1 Electrical Engineering - II D.R. Nagpal 2010 book as in
III B, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
IV sem
Microprocessor
Y.D. Sharma
Microprocessor & its Organisation Standard Publishers Distributors 1705-
2 Shipra 2011 200
applications programming & B, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
Sharma
interfacing
Same
Switchgear & Standard Publishers Distributors 1705-
3 Electrical Power - I D.R. Nagpal 2011 book as in
Protection B, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
IV sem
Same
Electrical Installation Standard Publishers Distributors 1705-
4 Electrical Power - I D.R. Nagpal 2011 book as in
& Design B, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
IV sem
Control System New Age International Publishers
Control System I.J. Nagrath,
5 Engineering (English 2011 4835/24 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New 425
Engineering M. Gopal
Edition) Delhi-110002
Same
Power System Standard Publishers Distributors 1705-
6 Electrical Power - I D.R. Nagpal 2011 book as in
Analysis B, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
IV sem
O.P. Harkut,
Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Scientific Publishers, 5-A, New Pali
7 G.P. 2011 160
Development Development Handbook Road, P.O. Box no.91, Jodhpur-342001
Vaishnav