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Report of Analysis of Feedback on curriculum collected from theStakeholders
Academic Year: 2019-2020
A. Students Feedback:
Feedback from the B.Tech Mechanical Engineering students of the final year collected in theprescribed forrnat. Feedback received from 69 studentson the syllabus and c-urriculum studied bythem.
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B. Teachers Feedback
Feedback on curriculum of B.Tech Mechanical Engineeringis taken by the respective courseteachers regardingsuggestions on improyement of thJpreseni syllabus and curriculum. Total 17teachers gave the feedback on the cours€$ and syllabus taught by them.
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C. Alumni Feedback
Feedback from the B.Tech Mechanical Engineering alumni collected in the prescribed format.Feedback received from 78 alumni on the syllabus and curriculum studied by thinr.
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Alumni Feedback (Average)
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D. Parents Feedback
Feedback frorn the paents of the B.Tech Mechanical Engineering students. of the final yearcollected in the prescribed format. Feedback received from 58parents on the syttabus andcurriculum studied by their wards-
Parents Feedback (Average)
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E. Employers Feedback
Employers of the B.Tech Mechanical Engineering gave their feedback on the syllabus andcurriculum being followed by the school. Total 15 employers feedback received for the currentacademic year.
Employers Feedback (Average)
Em ployers Feed back (Average)
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Report of Analysis of Feedback on Curriculum Collected from theStakeholders
Academic Year: 20I9-m20A. Students Feedback:
Feedback from the B.Tech Automobile Engineering students of the final year collected in theprescribed format. Feedback received frorn 15 studentson the syllabus and curriculum studied bythem.
Student Feedback (Average)
Student Feed back (Average)
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B. Teachers Feedback
Feedbrck on curricuhrm of B.TechAutomobile Engineering is taken by the respective courseteachers regardingsuggestions on improvement of the present syllabus and curriculum. Total 17
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C. Alumni Feedback
Feedback from the B.TechAutornobile Engineering alumni collected in the prescribed format.Feedback received from 7 alumni on the syllabus and curriculum studied by them.
Alumni Feedback (Average)
Alumni Feedback (Average)
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D. Parents Feedback Feedback from the parents of the B.Tech Automobile Engineering students of the final year collected in the prescribed format. Feedback received from 10 parents on the syllabus and curriculum studied by their wards.
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Employers of the B.TechAutomobile Engineering gave their feedback on the syllabus andcurriculum being followed by ttre school. Total .... employers feedback received for the curentacademic year.
Employers Feedback (Average)
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Report of Analysis of Feedback on Curriculum Collccted from theStakeholders
Academic Year: 2019-2020 :
A. Students Feedback:Feedback from the M.Tech Autornobile Engineering students of the final year collected in theprescribed format. Feedback received from 5 studentson the syllabus and curriculum studied bythem.
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B. Teachers Feedback
Feedback on curriculum of M.TechAutomobile Engineering is taken by the respective courseteachers. regardingsuggestions on improvement of the present syllabus and curriculum. Totallfteachers gave the feedback on the courses and syllabus taught by them.
Teachers Feedback (Average)
Teachers Feedback (Average)
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C. Alumni Feedback
Feedback from the M.TechAutomobile Engineering alumni collected in the prescrihd format.Feedback received frorn 4 alumni on the syllabus and curriculum studied by them.
Alumni Feedback (Average)
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D. Parents Feedback
Parents Feedback (Average)
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Report
Webinar on lndustry 4.O
Organized By: SEECE & SOME Date: 20t rrnd 2f August 2020
Speaker: Mr. Azhagiri. G, Consuftait Diiector, pMC Global Systems.
A Wehrinar on ,,lndustry 4.d, was organized by theSchool of Electrical, Electronics and Communication
Engineering and School of Mechanical Engineerirg on 20th
and 2t't of August NN from {S - 6OO p.m. Around 460
members registered fiom 4o different institutions Ercross
lndia. The Day 1 Event started with inaugural note by Dr.
Priestly Shan, Dean Ac_ademics of Galgotias University. The
inaugural note included the details on the response received
from different academicians of lvariou, ,irt", across the country and a thanking note for the Senior
ln the first session the speaker:, shared his profound knowledge and insights on lndustry 4.0. Heexplicated the Paradigm of.lniluitni'4.0'quoting a number of examples and applications and the ways inwhich automation will revotutlonize the industrial sector. He discussed the present status of digitirationand the expected pcrcentage of ittcrease ln the next five years. He also threw light'on trre seaors witrremployment opportunities, the chaltenges to be faced during automation of industry such asunemployment and the.likelihood of influstries to be prone to cyber attacks. He ended the sessidn withan appeal to the students thal an lndustry 4.0 expertise is mandatory for them to stay competitive in themarket' The sessiop ended with a word of thanks by thb coordinbtor of ttie event Dr. shiney, professor,
School of Ikrtrical, Electronics and Communication Engi neering.
The Day 2 Event started.with a welcomg ngte bv Dr. B. Mohapatra, Dean school of Electrical, Electronicsand communication Engineering' The speaker threw some light on how the industries will be going withlndustry 4'0 in 5-10 years and how, the academicians, should be prepared training themselves in such away to remain competitive. He also shared about the network requirements of automation for theindustry as 4G and 5G connectivity may not be enough and the benefits of industries in terms ofmonetary value and quality. Mr Alagirl put into words the lndustry 4.0 architecture very interestingly
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train ourselves for the upqoming industrial revolution. Dr. Maniraj. M, Associate Dean, School ofMechanical Engineering delivered the vote of thanks and the eient came to an end. rhe coor.dinatorwould like to convey her thank to the management, the Vice Chancellor, Dean Academics, Deans ofsEECE and sol4E, Mr, IvlanoJ Kuma4 Asst. Prof, soME and the students Rahul Kundu and strarzeel ofECE for their continuous support and encouragement.
' Prepared byJeba Shiney. OProfessor, ECE.
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4.30 p.m - welcome Remarks - Dr. B. priestry shan (Dean Academics)
4.35 p.m - lntroducingthe Guest - Shaneel Sateem (il year ECE)-. . ,:.. I
4.40 p.m - Lecture - Mir. Azhagiri
5.55 p.nr -Word of Thanks - Or. Shiney (pClECE)
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[email protected] Gurpreet Kaur Faculty
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Aarupadai Veedu Insitute ofTechnology
MechanicalEngincering
[email protected] B.SELVABABU Faculty
Aanrpadai Veedu Instituto ofTechnologr
MechanicalEngineeting
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AARI'PADAIVEEDUINSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY
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Acadcmy ofMaritimeEducation and Training
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Adhiyamaan college ofEnginecring
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Aditya CollegeEngineering &
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ALAGAPPAENGINEERING COLLEGEKARAIKUDI ECE II
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ALPINE INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY,UJJAIN(M.P.)
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l)r. S. N. Satapathy, Dean, SOCH, GU Chairperson
l)r.Renu Luthra, Vice Chancellor, GU Special Invitee
l)r'.,1a)'asankarVariyar, pro Vice Chancellor (Academic), GU Special Invitee
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\ lr. .litender Chaudhary, process Engineer, Bechtel India
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l. In view of recent recommendations By AICTE in its modified curriculum it has beenfound that 182 credits are too lengthy for B,Tech students. In order to promote morelcarning and inculcates selfleaming habit in to students the learing time per u,eek shoui6be enhanced and hence in line with the AICTE recommendation the total credit reducedto 160 from 180.
2 lt has been decided to add one more module to the fifteen core engg. subjects so as togive the complete leaming of it.
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Chemical Process Calculations
Mechanical Operations
BTCH 2006 Mass Transfer I
BTCH 2OO7 Chemical Process Tech.nology
BTCH2OO8
BTCH 20IO Sbength of Material
BTCH.3OOI Mass Transfer II
BTCH-3002 Chemical Reaction Engg
BTCH-3005 Chemicat Engg Thermodynamics
BTCH-3006 Instrumentation and Process Control
BTCH-3007 Heterogenous Reaction Engg
BTCH-4OOI Process Equipment Design
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Heat Transfer
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Year Program Course Code Course Name
I 2019-20 B.Tech,/B.Tech (Hons)
Chemical EngineeringBTCH3OO3 PBL3 in Mass Transfer
2 2019-20 B.TeclyB.Tech (Hons)
Chernical EngineeringBTCHJOO4 ITS I in PDMS
2019-20 B.Tech/B.Tech (Hons)
Chemical EngineeringBTCH9OO2 Disruptive Technolog)
l 2019-20 B.TechiB.Tech (Hons)
Chemical EngineeringHeterogenous
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Reaction
2019-20 B.Tech/B.Tech (Hons)
Chemical EngineeringBTCHJOO8
Chernical Reaction and
Instrumentation l-ab
2019-20 B.Tech/B.Tech (Hons)
Chemical EngineeringBTCH3009
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To study the development of boundary layer'
To understand the different types offluid transportation mechanisms
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REFf,RENCE BOOKS
I . Frank M Whi re, (2011)' Fluid Mechanics'
ISBN: 978-0-071'33312-2'
mpletion of this course, t}re students will be able
To understand the rheology of fluid and its kinematics'
To learn about different flow and pressure measuring devices'
Trr gain knowledge about converting large-scale prototypes into small-scale models
To inderstand boundary layer and no-slip boundary condition'
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l,luid mechanics inctudes fluid statics and dynamics, conservation of mass, momentum, and
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Chemical Engineers'
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Christie J. GeanlioPlis, (1993)' TransPor
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3. Mocli, P.N., (2013), HYdtauli
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I lnit I: Fluid Properties and Flow 6 lecture hoursI rrirs and dimensions - Properties of fluids- Density - Viscosity - Specific gravity - Surface
lcnsion - Compressibility - Capillarity - Fluid as continuum - Velocity and stress lleld -
( llssification of fluids- NeMonian and non-NeMonian fluids - Compressible - Incompressible -
( lassification of fluid motion- Steady flow - Unsteady flow - Uniform and non uniform flow -
Itotational flow - Irrotational flow, 1-D,2-D, 3-D Flows-Stream line-Velocity potential lilre -
t'ath line - Time line - Streak line.
tlnit ll: Fluid Statics 8 lecture hours
l:luid statics - Basic equation - Equilibrium of fluid element - Pressure variation in a static fluid -
.\pplication of manometery- U-hrbe-inverted U-tube-Inclined - variable area - constant and
Variable head meters- Orifice - Venturi - rotameter - V-notch- Differential analysis of fluid
n)(ltion - Continuity - Euler's and Bemoulli's equations and their applications.
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lrnit III: Dimensional Analysis S lecture hours
)lrc pLinciple of dimensional homogeneity - Dimensional analysis - The pi-theorerl - Rayleigh's
cquation - Non dimensional action of the basic equations - Similitude - Relationship bet*een
,linrensional analysis and similitude - Use of dimensional analysis for scale up studies- N4odel
iind proto type.
L:nit lv: Ftorv through Pipes and Boundary Layer Concepts 9 lecture hours
l{clrroldsnumber.egimes-Intemalflow.Flowt}uoughpipes_Pressuredropunderlaminal.rnrl turbulent flow conditions - Major and minor losses - Line sizing - Extemal flows - Boundary
tur,er concepts - Boundary layer thickness under laminar and turbulent flow conditions - Friction
",',.1 pr".ror. drag - Flow through packed and fluidized beds - $uperficial velocity'
Unit v: Pumps and Compressors 9lecture hours
l.lpes,Characreristicsandsizingofvalves.Classification,PerformancechaEcteristicsand.irirg of pumps- Centrifugal - Priming - Cavitation - Reciprocating ' Special type pumps -s"teJting c.iteria for industrial applications - Compressors- Centrifugal - Reciprocating - Single
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