Department: CIVIL Program: I Course : APPLIED MATCHMATICS ...

S. No. Tentative Date T o p i c s t o b e c o v e r e d Actual Date Number of Classes Delivery Method

1 0 8 / 0 7 / 1 5 Course Objective, introduction, their applications 1 D M 1

U N I T I

2 09-07-2015 Differential equations of first order and first degree 1 D M 1

3 10-07-2015 S e p a r a t i o n o f v a r i a b l e s 1 D M 1

4 13-07-2015 Homogeneous differential equations 1 D M 1

5 14-07-2015 Non Homogeneous differential equations 1 D M 1

6 15-07-2015 E x a c t d i f f e r e n t i a l e q u a t i o n s 1 D M 1

7 16-07-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 1 D M 2

8 17-07-2015

Non Exact differential equations ,

T y p e I

1 D M 1

9 20-07-2015

Non Exact differential equations,

T y p e I I

1 D M 1

1 0 21-07-2015


T y p e I I I

1 D M 1

1 1 22-07-2015


T y p e I V

1 D M 1

1 2 23-07-2015 T U T O R I A L 2 1 D M 2

1 3 24-07-2015 L i n e a r d i f f e r e n t i a l e q u a t i o n s 1 D M 1

1 4 25-07-2015 Bernoulli’s Linear differential equations 1 D M 1

1 5 27-07-2015 Non-linear differential equations 1 D M 1

1 6 28-07-2015 Orthogonal Trajectories in cartesian form 1 D M 1

1 7 29-07-2015 Orthogonal Trajectories in polar form 1 D M 1

1 8 30-07-2015 T U T O R I A L 3 1 D M 2

1 9 31-07-2015 S e l f o r t h o g o n a l t r a j e c t o r i e s 1 D M 1

2 0 01-08-2015 S i m p l e L C R c i r c u i t s 1 D M 1

U N I T I I

2 1 03-08-2015 Q u i z o n U N I T I 1 D M 2

2 2 04-08-2015 Homogeneous Linear Differential equations 1 D M 1

2 3 05-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the forme ax 1 D M 1

2 4 06-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 4 1 D M 2

2 5 07-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the formsin ax or cosax 1 D M 1

2 6 10-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the form e axv(x) 1 D M 1

2 7 11-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the form polynomial in x 1 D M 1

2 8 12-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the term xv(x) 1 D M 1

2 9 13-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 5 1 D M 2

3 0 14-08-2015 A s s i g n m e n t i n U N I T I 1 D M 4

3 1 17-08-2015 Non Homogeneous and R.H.S of the term xk v(x) 1 D M 1

3 2 18-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 6 1 D M 2

Department: CIVIL Program: I B.Tech

Course : – APPLIED MATCHMATICS-I (S132)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

LESSON PLAN

3 3 19-08-2015 Method of Variation of Parameters 1 D M 1

3 4 20-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 7 1 D M 2

3 5 21-08-2015 C a u c h y ’ s e q u a t i o n 1 D M 1

3 6 22-08-2015 C a u c h y ’ s e q u a t i o n 1 D M 1

3 7 24-08-2015 L e g e n d r e ’ s E q u a t i o n 1 D M 1

3 8 25-08-2015 Applications of Linear differential equations 1 D M 1


4 0 27-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 8 1 D M 2


4 2 29-08-2015

A s s i g n m e n t i n U n i t I I 1 D M 4

4 3 31-08-2015 T U T O R I A L 9 1 D M 2

U N I T I V

4 4 01-09-2015 Matrices Introduction and definitions 1 D M 1

4 5 02-09-2015 Q u i z o n U n i t I I 1 D M 2

4 6 03-09-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 0 1 D M 2

4 7 04-09-2015 R a n k o f a m a t r i x , P r o b l e m s 1 D M 1

4 8 07-09-2015 E c h e l o n F o r m 1 D M 1

4 9 08-09-2015 N o r m a l f o r m 1 D M 1

5 0 16-09-2015 N o r m a l f o r m t h r o u g h P A Q 1 D M 1

5 1 18-09-2015 System of Homogeneous equations 1 D M 1

5 2 19-09-2015 Solutions of linear non-homogeneous equations 1 D M 1

5 3 21-09-2015 G a u s s E l i m i n a t i o n M e t h o d 1 D M 1

5 4 22-09-2015 G a u s s J o r d a n M e t h o d 1 D M 1

5 5 23-09-2015 Consistency and Inconsistency of equations 1 D M 1

5 6 24-09-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 1 1 D M 2

5 7 25-09-2015 G a u s s S e i d a l M e t h o d 1 D M 1

5 8 26-09-2015 Q u i z o n U n i t I V 1 D M 2

5 9 28-09-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 2 1 D M 2

6 0 29-09-2015 J a c o b i M e t h o d 1 D M 1

6 1 30-09-2015 A s s i g n m e n t i n U N I T I V 1 D M 4

U N I T 5

6 2 01-10-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 3 1 D M 2

6 3 03-10-2015 E i gen v a lu e s and E i gen v ec t o r s 1 D M 1

6 4 05-10-2015 P r o b l em s t o f i n d E i g e n v e c t o r s 1 D M 1

6 5 06-10-2015 P r o b l em s t o f i n d E i g e n v e c t o r s 1 D M 1

6 6 07-10-2015 P r o p e r t i e s 1 D M 1

6 7 08-10-2015

T U T O R I A L 1 4 1 D M 2

6 8 09-10-2015 C a y l e y H a m i l t o n T h e o r e m 1 D M 1

6 9 12-10-2015 P r o b l e m s o n C - H t h e o r e m 1 D M 1

7 0 14-10-2015 Q u i z o n U n i t V 1 D M 2

7 1 15-10-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 5 1 D M 2

7 2 16-10-2015 A s s i g n m e n t i n U N I T V 1 D M 4

U N I T 3

7 3 17-10-2015 Introduction to Mean Value theorems 1 D M 1

7 4 26-10-2015 Func t ional o f Severa l Var i ab l e s 1 D M 1

7 5 27-10-2015 Generalized Mean Value Theorem 1 D M 1

7 6 28-10-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 6 1 D M 2

7 7 29-10-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 7 1 D M 2

7 8 30-10-2015 T a y l o r ’ s s e r i e s 1 D M 1

7 9 31-10-2015 M a c l a u r i n ’ s s e r i e s 1 D M 1

8 0 02-11-2015 J a c o b i a n s 1 D M 1

8 1

03-11-2015

F u n c t i o n a l D e p e n d e n c e

1

D M 1

8 2 04-11-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 8

1 D M 2

8 3 05-11-2015 Maxima and Minima of functions of two variables 1 D M 1

8 4 06-11-2015 Maxima and Minima of functions of two variables 1 D M 1

8 5 07-11-2015 L a g r a n g e ’ s M u l t i p l i e r M e t h o d 1 D M 1

8 6 09-11-2015 L a g r a n g e ’ s M u l t i p l i e r M e t h o d 1 D M 1

8 7 10-11-2015 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations 1 D M 1

8 8 12-11-2015 T U T O R I A L 1 9 1 D M 2

8 9 13-11-2015 Formation of P.D.E. by eliminating arbitrary constants 1 D M 1

9 0 16-11-2015 Formation of P.D.E. by eliminating arbitrary functions 1 D M 1

9 1 17-11-2015 T U T O R I A L 2 0 1 D M 2

9 2 18-11-2015 T U T O R I A L 2 1 1 D M 2

9 3 19-11-2015 Solutions of first order linear equations 1 D M 1

9 4 20-11-2015 L a g r a n g i a n m e t h o d 1 D M 1

9 5 21-11-2015 L a g r a n g i a n m e t h o d 1 D M 2

9 6 23-11-2015 A s s i g n m e n t i n U N I T I I I 1 D M 4

9 7 24-11-2015 Q u i z o n U n i t I I I 1 D M 2

9 8 25-11-2015 T U T O R I A L 2 2 1 D M 2

Total Number of classes available as per academic calenda r 9 8

Total Number of classes required to complete the syllabus 9 8

Signature

Name of the Faculty Name of the Course Co-ordinator H O D

C h . C h a i t a n y a Dr. A. RAMIREDDY

S

No.

Tentative

Date

Topics to be covered Actual

Date

Num.

of

classes

Content

Delivery

Methods

UNIT-I:Algorithms, Flowcharts, Basic Programming Constructs 1. 09-07-2015 Introduction to

computers

1 DM1

2. 11-07-2015 Software and Hardware 1 DM1 3. 11-07-2015 Operating system,

Compiler and

Interpreter

1 DM1

4. 14-07-2015 Fundamentals of

computer

1 DM1

5. 14-07-2015 Introduction to

Programming

1 DM1

6. 15-07-2015 Algorithm/pseudo code 1 DM1 7. 16-07-2015 Flow charts, Examples 1 DM1 8. 21-07-2015 Examples on

Algorithm/pseudo code.

1 DM2

9. 21-07-2015 Examples on Flow

charts.

1 DM1

10. 22-07-2015 TUTORIAL – I 1 DM2 11. 23-07-2015 Introduction to c

language

1 DM1

12. 25-07-2015 C advantages , C tokens 1 DM1 13. 25-07-2015 Constants, keywords,

Identifiers, variables

1 DM1

14. 28-07-2015 QUIZ / TEST – I 1 DM1 15. 28-07-2015 Structure of a c

program, Input and

output statements,

1 DM4

16. 29-07-2015 Basic data types and

sizes.variable

declaration

&initialization.

1 DM1

17. 30-07-2015 Arthimetic,relational

and logical operators .

1 DM1

18. 01.08.2015 Increment/decrement,

assignment and

conditional operators

1 DM1/DM2


Course : – COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (S 170)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

LESSON PLAN

19. 01.08.2015 Bitwise operators,

conditional expressions,

order of evaluation

1 DM1

20. 04.08.2015 Type conversion,

Examples

1 DM1

21. 04.08.2015 Decision making with

simple if ,If else and

nested if else

statements.

1 DM1

22. 05.08.2015 Else ifladder,switch

statement

1 DM3

23. 06.08.2015 Programs on IF

constructs

1 DM1/DM2

24. 11.08.2015 TUTORIAL – 2 1 DM2

25. 11.08.2015 while, do- while loops 1 DM1

26. 12.08.2015 For statements, break

& continue statements

1 DM1

27. 13.08.2015 goto and labels,

exercises Programming

examples

1 DM1

28. 18.08.2015 TUTORIAL – 3 1 DM2

UNIT – II ARRAYS

29. 18.08.2015 Arrays

definition,declaration

and examples

1 DM1

30. 19.08.2015 Accessing elements,

storing elements.

1 DM1

31. 20.08.2015 Two- dimensional

arrays, Accessing

element

1 DM1

32. 22.08.2015 Multi-dimensional

arrays, applications of

arrays.

1 DM1

33. 22.08.2015 QUIZ – 2 1 DM3

34. 25.08.2015 Character arrays –

Strings, Accessing

1 DM1

35. 25.08.2015 Programon String

accessing, operation

1 DM1

36. 26.08.2015 String handling

functions, programs

1 DM1

37. 27.08.2015

Usage of String

functions in programs

Example programs

1 DM1

38. 29.08.2015 QUIZ – 3 1 DM1

39. 29-08-2015 TUTORIAL – 4 1 DM4

I – MID EXAMINATIONS

UNIT- III POINTERS 40. 08-09-2015 Pointers:

concepts,initialization

of pointer variables

1 DM1

41. 08-09-2015 Pointers and Arrays,

Strings.

1 DM1

42. 09-09-2015 Pointers to pointers,

Examples

1 DM1

43. 10-09-2015 Pre-processor

directives, Macros

1 DM1

44. 12-09-2015 Programs on

preprocessors

1 DM2

45. 12-09-2015 Examples on Macros 1 DM2 46. 15-09-2015 TUTORIAL – 5 1 47. 15-09-2015 Introduction to modular

programming, functions

1 DM1

48. 16-09-2015 Basics of functions,

categories,

1 DM1

49. 19-09-2015 Standard library

functions,

1 DM1

50. 19-09-2015 Parameter passing

techniques,Examples

1 DM1

51. 22-09-2015 Recursion in functions,

examples 1 DM1

52. 22-09-2015 QUIZ - 4 1 DM3 53. 23-09-2015 Functions with arrays,

passing arrays as

parameters

1 DM1

54. 26-09-2015 Functions with pointers 1 DM1 55. 26-09-2015 Programs on functions

with arrays and pointers

1 DM2

56. 29-09-2015 Storage classes – auto,

static, extern, register

1 DM1

57. 29-09-2015 Dynamic memory

management

techniques, examples

1 DM2

58. 30-09-2015 Command line

arguments, programs

1 DM1

59. 01-10-2015 TUTORIAL - 6 1 DM4

UNIT – IV Derived Data Types 60. 03-10-2015 Introduction to

structures, use of

structures in

programming

1 DM1

61. 03-10-2015 Structuresdeclaration,

definition and

1 DM1

initialization 62. 06-10-2015 Programs on structure

creation, accessing and

printing

1 DM2

63. 06-10-2015 Use of arrays as

members in structure

1 DM1

64. 07-10-2015 Nested structures,

Arrays of structures

1 DM1

65. 08-10-2015 QUIZ - 5 1 DM3 66. 13-10-2015 Structures and

functions, examples

1 DM1

67. 13-10-2015 Pointers to structures 1 DM1 68. 14-10-2015 Self-referential

structures

1 DM1

69. 15-10-2015 Programs on structures 1 DM2 70. 17-10-2015 Unions, Typedef, bit

fields

1 DM1

71. 17-10-2015 Example programs on

structures, Unions

1 DM2

72. 27-10-2015 TUTORIAL - 7 1 DM4

UNIT – V FILES 73. 27-10-2015 File Concept, text files,

reading & writing

1 DM1

74. 28-10-2015 binary files, modes of

operation

1 DM1

81. 29-10-2015 Standard I/O operations 1 DM1

82. 31-10-2015 Formatted I/O

operations

1 DM1

83. 31-10-2015 File I/O operations 1 DM1

84. 03-11-2015 Modes of operation 1 DM1

85. 03-11-2015 Error handling

functions

1 DM1

86. 04-11-2015 Programs on file

creation

1 DM2

87. 05-11-2015 Programs on file

accessing, reading and

writing data

1 DM2

88. 07-11-2015 QUIZ - 6 1 DM3

89. 07-11-2015 Revision 1 DM2

90. 10-11-2015 Revision 1 DM3

91. 10-11-2015 Revision 1 DM4

92. 12-11-2015 Revision 1 DM4

93.

13-11-2015 Revision 1 DM4

II – MID Examinations

Total Classes 92

Total number of classes required to complete

the syllabus

Total number of classes available as per

Schedule

NOTE: DELIVERY METHODS :DM1: Lecture interspersed with discussions/BB, DM2: Tutorial,

DM3: Lecture with a quiz, DM4: Assignment/Test, DM5: Demonstration ( laboratory, field visit ),

DM6: Presentations/PPT

At the End of the course, students attained the Course Outcomes:CO1,CO2,CO3,CO4,CO5& sample proofs are

enclosed in Course file.

Signature

Name of the Faculty Name of Course Co-

ordinator

HOD

K SundeepSaradhi

LESSON PLAN SEM:1

Department: Civil

A.Y :2015-16

Course code &course name S232 Engineering chemistry Programme:B.Tech

S. No.

Tentative

Date Topics to be covered Actual

date

No of

classes

Delivery

method

Unit-1

1 08.07.15 Course objectives, introduction, application 1 DM1.DM2,D

M4. 2 10.07.15 Intro to chapters of the Engg. chemistry 1 DM1

3 11.07.15 Sources of water &quality

1 DM1

4 13.07.15 Concept of hardness 1 DM1

5 15.07.15 Types Hardness 1 DM1

6 17.07.15 M.F for various dissolved salts of water

1 DM1

7 20.07.15 Units of hardness - inter-conversions

Hardness problems

1 DM1

8 22.07.15 Hardness problems 1 DM1

9 24.07.15 Tutorial

1 DM2

10 25.07.15 Scale and Sludge formation

1 DM1

11 27.07.15 caustic Embrittlement

1 DM1

12 29.07.15 Priming and foaming

1 DM1

13 31.07.15 boiler corrosion

1 DM1

14 01.08.15 Tutorial

1 DM2

15 3.08.15 Test

1 DM4

16 5.08.15 L.S process, principle and equations

1 DM1

17 7.08.15 Cold & hot lime soda process 1 DM1

18 08.08.1

5

Zeolite process and ion exchange process

advantages and demerits

1 DM1

19 08.08.15 Ion Exchange process

tutorial

1 DM1

20 12.08.15 Internal treatment, Desalination

1 DM1

21 14.08.15 Electro dialysis. reverse osmosis

1 DM1


tutorial

1 DM2

Unit-II

UNIT - II

23 19.08.15 S,L,G fuels merit & demerits 1 DM1& DM2

24 21.08.15 G.C.V,L.C.V Definitions

1 DM1

25 22.08.15 Proximate analysis, significance

1 DM1

26 24.08.15 Ultimate analysis, significance

1 DM1

27 26.08.15 Refining of petroleum, cracking

1 DM1

28 28.08.15 Fixed bed ,moving bed cracking methods

1 DM1

29 29.08.15 Fischer Tropschs &Bergius process

1 DM1


1 DM2

31 02.09.15 Working of I.C &C.I engines

1 DM1

32 04.09.15 Natural gas,C.N.G.analysis of flue gases

1 DM1

Unit-III

UNIT- III

33 07.09.15 Corrosion definition examples.drycorosion

Def of corrosion examples

1 DM1

34 16.09.15 Drycorrosin,pillingbedworthrule

Dry corrosion & types

1 DM1

35

18.09.15

Wet corrosion.mechnisim

Wet corrosion.mechnisim

1 DM1

36 19.09.15 Galvanic corrosion. Passivity

Tutorial

1 DM1

37 21.09.15 Galvanic series, significance. 1 DM1

38 23.09.15 Concentration corrosion 1 DM2

39 24.09.15 tutorial

Galvanic series,concentration cell corrosion

1 DM1

40 26.09.15 Inter granular, stress corrosion soil

corrosion

1 DM1

M1

M1

41 28.09.15 Factors influencing corrosion 1 DM1

42 30.09.15 Factors influencing corrosion 1 DM1

43 1.10.15 Corrosion control 1 DM1

44 3.10.15 Corrosion control 1 DM1

45 5.10.15 Tutorial

DM2

UNIT- IV 46 7.10.15 Basic terminology of polymers 1 DM1

47 9.10.15 Basic terminology of polymers 1 DM1

48 10.10.15 P.V.C,Teflon, 1 DM1

49 12.10.15 Bakelite,PMMA 1 DM1


1 DM2

51 16.10.15 Conducting polymers 1 DM1

52 17.10.15 Conducting polymers 1 DM1

53 19.10.15 Processing of natural rubber

1 DM1

54 21.10.15 BUNA-S,BUNA-N,Thiokal

BUNA-S,BUNA-N,Thiokal

1 DM1

55 23.10.15 Polyester&F.R.P

1 DM1


Tutorial

1

Goals

of

green

chemist

ry

DM2

57 24.10.15 Test

Altenati

ve

starting

materia

ls.reage

nts

DM4

Unit -IV

58

26.10.15 Goals of green chemistry

Goals of green chemistry

1 DM1

59

28.10.15 Alternative starting materials

Altenative starting materials.reagents

1 DM1

60

29.10.15 Alternative reagents

Alternative reaction conditions&final

products

1 DM1

61

61 30.10.15 Alternative reaction conditions

Liquid crystals

1 DM1

Note:Delivarymethods(DM)DM1:Lecture interspersed

DM2:Tutorial,DM4:Assignment,test

At the end of course, Students attained theCO1,CO2,CO3 sample proofs are enclosed in

course file.

Signature

Name of the

Faculty

Name of the Course

Coordinator

HOD

V.Parvathi V.Parvathi

62

62 31.10.15 Alternative final products

Classification of liquid crystals

1 DM1

63

63 2.11.15 Tutorial 1 DM2

64

64 4.11.15 Liquid crystals

Applications of Liquid crystals

1 DM1

65

65 6.11.15 Classification of liquid crystals

1 DM1

66

7.11.15 Classification of liquid crystals

1 DM1

67

67 9.11.15 Applications of liquid crystals 1 DM1

68

68

68

13.11.15 Tutorial 1 DM2

69

14.11.15 Revision 1 DM1

70

70 16.11.15 Revision 1 DM1

71

18-11.15 Revision 1 DM1

M1

72


73


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Date

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classes

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y

Method

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UNIT-I: INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DRAWING / GRPAHICS

1 10/07/2015 UNIT I: INTRODUCTION TO

ENGINEERING DRAWING 1 DM1/DM6

2 11/07/2015 Principles of Engineering Graphics and

their significance, Drawing Instruments

and their use 3 DM1

3 13/07/2015 Conventions in Drawing, Lettering 1 DM1

4 14/07/2015 Lines, Dimensioning, BIS conventions 3 DM1/DM6

5 17/07/2015 Geometrical Constructions, construction

of simple geometrical figures 1 DM1/DM6

6 20/07/2015 Construction of regular polygons,

tangents to circle, arcs etc. 1 DM1

7 21/07/2015 Practice: Lettering, Lines &

Dimensioning 3 DM1/DM6

8 24/07/2015 Construction of regular polygons,

tangents to circle, arcs etc. 1

DM2/

DM5

9 25/07/2015 Practice: Lettering, Lines

&Dimensioning 3

DM2/

DM5

10 27/07/2015 Introduction to Conic Sections / Conics 1 DM1/DM6

11 28/07/2015 Practice: Geometrical Constructions 3 DM1/DM6

13 31/07/2015 Construction of Ellipse, Different

methods 1

DM2/

DM5

14 01/08/2015 Practice: Geometrical Constructions 3 DM2/

DM5

15 03/08/2015 Construction of Parabola, different

methods 1 DM1/DM6

16 04/08/2015 Construction of Hyperbola, Rectangular

Hyperbola, different methods; Practice 3 DM1/DM6

17 07/08/2015 Introduction to Cycloidal Curves:

Construction of Cycloids 1 DM1/DM6

18 10/08/2015 Construction of Epicycloid 1 DM2/

DM5 19 14/08/2015 Construction of Hypocycloid 1 DM1/DM6


Course : – ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (S 235)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

LESSON PLAN

20 17/08/2015 Construction of Involutes, 1 DM1/DM6

21 18/08/2015

Practice: Cycloidal Curves 3 DM1/DM6

; DM2/

DM5

22

21/08/2015 UNIT II: ORTHOGRAPHIC

PROJECTIONS Introduction to Orthographic

Projections

1 DM2/

DM5

23 22/08/2015 Principle of orthographic projection-

Method of Projection; First and third

angle projection methods 3 DM1/DM6

24 24/08/2015 Projections of Points; Practice: Cycloidal

Curves 1 DM1/DM6

25 25/08/2015 Practice: Cycloidal Curves; Practice:

Projections of Points 3

DM1, DM2/

DM5

26 28/08/2015 Projections of Points 1 DM2/

DM5

27 31/08/2015 Projections of lines: simple positions;

line is parallel to one of the principle

planes and inclined to the other 1 DM1/DM6

28

01/09/2015 Introduction & Numericals on

Projections of Lines inclined to both

the planes

3 DM1/DM6

30 04/09/2015 Projections of Lines inclined to both the

principle planes, traces; Practice 1

DM 1,

DM2/

DM5

31 07/09/2015 Practice: Projections of lines 1 DM2/

DM5

32 08/09/2015 Numericals on Traces 3 DM1/DM6

DM3

I MID EXAMINATIONS

33 18/09/2015 UNIT III: PROJECTIONS OF

PLANES Introduction to Projections of planes

1 DM1/DM6


DM5


DM5

36 22/09/2015 Planes parallel to one of the reference

planes 3 DM1/DM6

37 25/09/2015 Inclined to one reference plane and

perpendicular to other 1 DM1/DM6

38 26/09/2015 Oblique Planes; Practice: Projections

of lines & Projections of Planes 3

DM2/

DM5

39 28/09/2015 Practice: Projections of lines &

Projections of Planes 1

DM2/

DM5

40 29/09/2015 UNIT IV: PROJECTIONS OF

SOLIDS Introduction to Projections of Solids

3 DM1/DM6

41 03/10/2015 Projections of solids in simple

position 3 DM1/DM6

42 05/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Planes 1 DM2/

DM5

43 06/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Planes 3 DM2/

DM5

44

09/10/2015 Projections of solids: Axis inclined

to one of the reference planes and

parallel to the other

1 DM1/DM6

45 12/10/2015 Projections of solids: Axis inclined

to both H.P and V.P. 1 DM1/DM6

46 13/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Solids 3 DM2/

DM5

47 16/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Solids 1 DM2/

DM5

48 17/10/2015 SECTIONS OF SOLIDS:

Introduction to Sections of Solids 3 DM1/DM6

49 26/10/2015 Sections of Prisms, Pyramids 1 DM1/DM6

Dasara Holidays

50 27/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Solids; Practice:

Sections of Solids 3

DM2/

DM5

51 30/10/2015 Practice: Projections of Solids; Practice:

Sections of Solids 1

DM2/

DM5

52 31/10/2015 Sections of Cylinders, Cones and

Spheres 3 DM1/DM6

53 02/11/2015

UNIT V: ISOMETRIC

PROJECTIONS Introduction to Isometric Views,

Projections

1 DM1/DM6

54 03/11/2015

Theory of isometric projection,

isometric axes, scale, lines & planes &

Practice: Projections of Solids; Practice:

Sections of Solids

3 DM2/

DM5

55 06/11/2015

Isometric drawing of prisms, cylinders

& cones-non isometric lines & Practice:

Projections of Solids; Practice: Sections

of Solids

1 DM2/

DM5

56 07/11/2015

Methods to generate an isometric

drawing: Conversion of

Orthographic Projections to

Isometric Views

3 DM1/DM6

57 09/11/2015

Methods to generate an isometric

drawing: Conversion of Isometric

Views to Orthographic Projections

1 DM1/DM6

58 10/11/2015 Practice: Isometric Projections 3 DM2/

DM5


DM5

60 16/11/2015 Methods to generate an isometric

drawing: Conversion of Orthographic

Projections to Isometric Views 1 DM1/DM6

61 17/11/2015 Methods to generate an isometric 3 DM1/DM6

drawing: Conversion of Isometric

Views to Orthographic Projections


DM5


DM5

64 23/11/2015

REVISION 1 DM 1,

DM2,

DM4

65 24/11/2015 REVISION 3 DM 1,

DM2,

DM4 66 DM4

II MID EXAMINATIONS

Total 121

Total number of classes required to complete the syllabus

Total number of classes available as per Schedule 121

NOTE: DELIVERY METHODS (DM):

DM1: Lecture interspersed with discussions/BB

DM2: Tutorial

DM3: Lecture with a quiz

DM4: Assignment/Test

DM5: Demonstration (laboratory, fieldvisit)

DM6: Presentations/PPT

Signature

Name of the Faculty Name of Course Co-

ordinator

HOD

J. Subba Reddy Dr.P.V.Chandra Sekhar Rao Dr.K.Appa Rao

S.

No.

Tentative

Date Topics to be Covered

Actual

Date

No. of

classes R

Delivery

Method 1 08.07.15 Introductory Period 1 DM1

2 10.07.15 Parts of speech 1 DM3



5 15.07.15 Antonyms 1 DM3

6 17.07.15 Tutorial-Parts of Speech/Antonyms 1 DM3

7 20.07.15 Types of sentences 1 DM3

8 22.07.15

Un-jumbling sentences into a

paragraph

1 DM2

9 24.07.15 Astronomy 1 DM1



12 29.07.15

Tutorial: Astronomy/ Un-jumbling

sentences into a paragraph

1 DM4

13 31.07.15 J.C. Bose 1 DM1

14 01.08.15 J.C. Bose 1 DM1

15 3.08.15 J.C. Bose 1 DM1

16 5.08.15 Prepositions 1 DM3

17 7.08.15 Prepositions 1 DM3

18 08.08.15 Tutorial: J.C. Bose/prepositions 1 DM4

19 10.08.15 Word plurals 1 DM3

20 12.08.15 Sentences completion 1 DM3

21 14.08.15 Sentences completion 1 DM3

22 17.08.15 Synonyms 1 DM3

23 19.08.15 Synonyms 1 DM3

24 21.08.15 Synonyms 1 DM3

25 22.08.15 Tutorial-word plurals/synonyms 1 DM4

26 24.08.15 Travel and transport 1 DM1



29 29.08.15 Drafting E-mails 1 DM1

30 31.08.15 Tutorial: Travel and transport/E-mail 1 DM4

31 02.09.15 Letter writing(formal) 1 DM1

32 04.09.15 Letter writing(informal) 1 DM1

33 07.09.15 Paragraph writing 1 DM1

I- MID EXAMINATIONS (09-09-2015 to 15-09-2015)

LESSON PLAN

Course Code & Course Name : S 239 & ENGLISH -I Sem.: I

Programme: B. Tech A.Y : 2015-16 Dept.:I-CIVIL

34 16.09.15 Prefixes and suffixes 1 DM3

35 18.09.15 Humour 1 DM1

36 19.09.15 Humour 1 DM1

37 21.09.15 Humour 1 DM1

38 23.09.15 Tutorial: Humour & prefixes -suffixes 1 DM4

39 24.09.15 P.C.Ray 1 DM1

40 26.09.15 P.C.Ray 1 DM1

41 28.09.15 P.C.Ray 1 DM1

42 30.09.15 Active&passive voice 1 DM3

43 1.10.15 Active&passive voice 1 DM3

44 3.10.15 Note making 1 DM1

45 5.10.15 Tutorial: Voice/Note making 1 DM2

46 7.10.15 Health&Medicine 1 DM1



49 12.10.15 Tenses 1 DM3

50 14.10.15 Tenses 1 DM3

51 16.10.15 Tutorial: Health&Medicine/Tenses 1 DM2

52 17.10.15 Abstract writing 1 DM1

53 19.10.15 Abstract writing 1 DM1

54 21.10.15 Srinivasa Ramanujan 1 DM1



57 26.10.15 Tutorial: Srinivasa

Ramanujan/Abstract writing

1 DM4

58 28.10.15 Deriving words 1 DM3

59 29.10.15 Deriving words 1 DM3

60 30.10.15 Articles 1 DM3

61 31.10.15 Articles 1 DM3

62 2.11.15 C.V.Raman 1 DM1

63 4.11.15 C.V.Raman 1 DM1

64 6.11.15 C.V.Raman 1 DM1

65 7.11.15 Tutorial: C.V.Raman/Articles 1 DM4

66 9.11.15 Essay writing 1 DM1

67 13.11.15 Essay writing 1 DM1

68 14.11.15 Dialogue writing 1 DM1

69 16.11.15 Dialogue writing 1 DM1

70 18-11.15 One word substitutes 1 DM1

71 20.11.15 One word substitutes 1 DM1

72 21.11.15 One word substitutes 1 DM1

73 23.11.15 Tutorial: Dialogue/ Essay writing 1 DM2

74 25.11.15 Revision

II- MID EXAMINATIONS (05-01-2015 to 10-01-2015)

Tutorial/ Assignment -Dialogue/

Essay writing

Total Number of classes available as

per academic calendar 74

No of classes required to complete

the syllabus 74

NOTE: DELIVERY METHODS (DM) DM 1 : Lecture interspersed with discussions /

BB DM2: Tutorial

DM3: Lecture with a quiz DM4: Assignment / quiz DM5: Demonstration (Laboratory,

Field visit)

DM6: Group Discussion DM7: Group assignment / Project DM8: Presentation /

PPT

DM9: Asynchronous Discussion.

At the end of course, students attained the CO1, CO2, CO3, etc……..sample proofs are enclosed

in course file.

Signature

Name of the Faculty

Ch.Nagarjuna

Name of course Co-

coordinator

Dr.B.Samrajya Lakshmi

H O D

Dr.A.Ramireddy

CYCLE: 1

SN

O

Dates EXERCISE COMMANDS

TO

BE COVERED

REFERENC

ES

PAGE

NUMBE

R

1 15-07-15 Basic drawing

commands

line, circle, arc, ellipse,

polygon, and rectangle

PLATE 2.1&

2.2

26

2 22-07-15 Edit commands copy, move, erase, zoom,

measure, divide, pan,

change properties

PLATE 2.3&

2.4

27

3 29-07-15 Array commands polar array, rectangular

array, P-edit, divide aline,

offset

PLATE 2.5&

2.6

28&29

4 05-08-15 Hatching &line

commands

hatching with different

angles& different types of

lines

PLATE 2.8&

2.9

31&32

5 12-08-15 Mirror & trim

commands

mirror an object, trim,

extend a line, chamfer

&fillet, explode

PLATE 2.7&

2.13

30&35

6 19-08-15 Dimensioning &

text commands

linear, angular, radius,

diameter& text

PLATE 4.1 69

7 26-08-15 Projection of

points

Points & lines Case-1,2,3,4 171


lines(parallel to

both reference

planes)

line Fig:9.4(a & b) 172&173

9 09-09-15 Projection of lines

(parallel to one

reference plane &

inclined to other

reference plane)

lines Fig:9.4(c) 173


planes(inclined to

one plane)

polygons EX:10.2&10.

3

198&199


solids

Line, polygon, rectangle EX:12.42&12

.44

234&235


Course : – CAEG LAB (L124)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

LESSON PLAN

CYCLE: 2

SN

O

Date EXERCISES REFERENCE PAGE

NUMBE

R

Orthographicprojections

14 30-09-15 Conversion of plane figures PLATE 5.1&

5.3

82&83

15 01-10-15 Conversion of circular figures PLATE 5.9&

5.13

86&88

15 07-10-15 Conversion of both combination of plane

figures and circular figures

PLATE

5.25,5.26

PLATE5.27,5.2

8

94&95

Isometric projections

16 14-10-15 Conversion of plane figures PLATE 6.3 122

17 04-11-15 Conversion of circular figures PLATE 6.4 123

18 25-11-15 Conversion of both combination of plane

figures and circular figures

PLATE

6.8&6.10

125&126

LIST OF LAB PROGRAMS:

I) Write a program in ‘C’ language to cover the following problems.

a) Example program which shows the usage of various preliminary

Data types available in C Language.

b) Example program which shows the usage of various Operators

available in C Language.

c) Example programs to illustrate the order of evaluation.

II) WRITE EXAMPLE PROGRAMS:

a) To check whether the given year is leap year (or) not

b) Roots of Quadratic Equation.

c) Finding smallest& biggest number from the given set of 4 numbers using ‘if’ statement.

d) Calculate the student grade in the examination – assume suitable Constraints.

e) Prepare electricity bill for the consumed units – assume suitable Constraints.

f) Converting given two digit number into words using switch statement

g) To illustrate the usage of ‘goto’ statement.

III) EXAMPLE PROGRAMS:

a) To Display first N natural numbers

b) To find whether the given number is Armstrong (or) not

c) To find reverse of the given number and to check whether it is palindrome (or) not.

d) To find whether given number is strong number (or) not.

e) To check whether given number is Prime (or) not

f) To display prime numbers with in the given range (Nesting of Loops).


Course : – C-PROGRAMMING LAB(L126)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

LESSON PLAN

g) To display the following structure(Nesting of Loops)

i) 1 ii) 5 4 3 2 1

1 2 4 3 2 1

1 2 3 3 2 1

1 2 3 4 2 1

1 2 3 4 5 1

IV) Write example programs in C Language to perform following operations:

a) Finding the sum and average of given numbers using Arrays.

b) To display elements of array in reverse order

c) To search whether the given element is in the array (or) not

using linear search & binary search.

d) Write a C program to perform the following operations

i) Addition, subtraction and multiplication of Matrices

ii) Transpose of given matrix

(The above operations are to be exercised using functions also by

passing arguments)

e) Write a C program to find whether the given string is palindrome

(or) not.

f) To accept line of text and find the number of characters, number of

vowels and number of blank spaces in it.

g) Write an example program to illustrate the use of any 5 string

handling functions.

V) a) Example program to bring clarity on pointer declaration &

initialization and Pointer arithmetic.

b) Write an example program to describe the usage of call by reference.

c) Write a program to find sum of the elements of the array using functions.

VI) Write example programs in C Language:

a) To find factorial of a given number using functions.

b) Swap two numbers using functions.

c) To find GCD of two numbers using recursion

d) Write a recursive function to solve Towers of Honai problem.

e) Write an example program to illustrate use of external & static

storage classes.

f) Write an example program to illustrate the usage of command line

arguments.

g) Program to illustrate the usage of dynamic memory management functions.

VII) a) Write an example program using structures to process the student record. Assume

suitable fields for student structures ( Different kinds of initialization of structure

variables are to be exercised)

b) Write a program to read records of 10 employees and find their average salary (

exercise array of structures & Nested structures concepts through this program).

c) Write a program to handle a structure variable using pointers and

implement self referential structure(i.e. A structure variable

having a pointer to itself)

VIII) Write an example program on file to perform following operations:

a) Accessing content from files and writing content in to it.

(Exercise different file operation modes)

b) Copy the contents of one file into another (Exercise different file

operation modes)

S.

No.

Tentative

Date Topics to be covered Actual Date

No. of

Classes

R

Delivery Method

1 10-07-2015 General Introduction 3 DM1

2 17-07-2015 JAM 3 DM5&DM8

3 24-07-2015 JAM 3 DM8

4 31-07-2015 JAM 3 DM8

5 14-08-2015 Role play 3 DM5&DM8

6 28-08-2015 Role play 3 DM8

7 04-09-2015 Role play 3 DM8

8 11-09-2015 Information transfer 3 DM5 &

DM8

9 18-09-2015 Information transfer 3 DM8

10 25-09-2015 Information transfer 3 DM8

11 09-10-2015 Group Discussions 3 DM6



14 30-10-2015 Phonetics 3 DM8 &

DM1

15 06-11-2015 Phonetics 3 DM8 &

DM1

16 13-11-2015 Phonetics 3 DM8 &

DM1

17 20-11-2015 Phonetics 3 DM8 &

DM1

LAB Internal Exam 3

ELCS LAB LESSON PLAN

Course Code & Course Name : HSP151 - English Language Communication

Skills Lab Programme: B. Tech (I-Sem.) Dept.: I-CIVIL

A.Y:2015-16

NOTE: DELIVERY METHODS (DM) DM 1 : Lecture interspersed with discussions / BB

DM2: Tutorial DM3: Lecture with a quiz DM4: Assignment / quiz DM5: Demonstration

(Laboratory, Field visit) DM6: Group Discussion DM7: Group assignment / Project DM8:

Presentation / PPT DM9: Asynchronous Discussion.

At the end of course, students attained the CO1,CO2,CO3,etc……..sample proofs are enclosed in

course file.

Signature

Name of the Faculty Name of course Co-ordinator H O D

Ch.Nagarjuna Dr. B. Samrajya Lakshmi Dr. A. Rami Reddy

No. of

Periods

Date Name of the experiment Signature

1. 13-07-2015 Engg. chemistry lab orientation

2. 20-07-2015 Introduction of lab syllabus

3. 27-07-2015 Demonstration of volumetric analysis,

4. 03-08-2015 Model experiment

5. 10-08-2015 Determination of alkalinity of water sample

6. 17-08-2015 Determination of total Hardness of water by EDTA method

7. 24-08-2015 Determination of permanent hardness of water by EDTA

method

8. 31-08-2015 Determination of the amount of Oxalic acid and Sulphuric acid in1 liter solution by using given standard Sodium Hydroxide and Potassium Permanganate solution.

9. 07-09-2015 Estimation of Mohr’s salt by using potassium permanganate.

10. 21-09-2015 Determination of amount of potassium dichromate in given solution by using sodium thiosulphate

11. 28-09-2015 Preparation of Urea formaldehyde resin

12. 05-10-2015 Preparation of Phenol formaldehyde resin

13. 12-10-2015 Additional Experiment




17. 16-11-2015 Lab Internal examination ( first 30 students)

18. 23-11-2015 Lab Internal examination ( last 30 students)


Course : – Engg. Chemistry Lab(L1140)

SEM: I A.Y.:2015-2016

Faculty Name: Mr. S. Vijayadasaradha

LESSON PLAN

Signature Prepared by Approved by

Name Mr. S. Vijayadasaradha

Assoc. Professor/FED

HOD Dr. A. Rami Reddy

Professor/FED

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