Qualification Framework/Professional Education/Engineering/Bachelor of Technology (Civil)
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Contents
Semesters I&II
- Mathematics I
- Mathematics II
- Engineering Mechanics
- Engineering Graphics
- Humanities
- Engineering Physics
- Engineering Chemistry
- Computer Programming
- Engineering Physics Laboratory
- Engineering Chemistry Laboratory I & II (combined)
- Surveying I
- Basic Engineering Workshop
- Surveying Practical I
Semester III
- Mathematics III
- Strength of Materials
- Building Technology I
- Surveying II
- Electrical Engineering Electronics & Instrumentation
- Material Testing Laboratory I
- Surveying Practical II
Semester IV
- Mathematics IV
- Structural Analysis I
- Building Technology II
- Fluid Mechanics
- Engineering Geology
- Civil Engineering Drawing I
- Material Testing Laboratory II
Semester V
- Structural Analysis II
- Structural Design II
- Open Channel Hydraulic Machinery
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
- Civil Engineering Drawing II
- Fluids Laboratory
Semester VI
- Structural Analysis III
- Structural Design II
- Geotechnical Engineering II
- Environmental Engineering I
- Irrigation Engineering
- Engineering Economics and Principles of Management
- Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
Semester VII
- Structural Design III
- Design of Hydraulic Structures
- Numerical Methods & Operations Research
- Environmental Engineering II
- Elective I
- Environmental Engineering Laboratory
- Project Work
Electives:
- Advanced Structural Design I
- Advanced Foundation Design
- Ground Water Hydrology
- Building Maintenance
- Advanced Surveying and Remote Sensing
Semester VIII
- Quantity Surveying and Valuation
- Architecture and Town Planning
- Transportation Engineering
- Construction Engineering & Management
- Elective II
- Project
- Seminar
- Viva Voce
Electives:
- Advanced Structural Design II
- Earth and Rockfil Dam Engineering
- Coastal Engineering and Marine Structures
- Environmental Pollution Control Engineering
- Finite Element Method
- Advanced Mathematics
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