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DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

DIPLOMA IN

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Implemented from session: 20

ANDHI PROUDYOGIKI VISHWAVIDYALAYA, BHOP


CURRICULUM

FOR

DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND


(FOURTH SEMESTER)

Scheme: Jul.09

Implemented from session: 2009-10

Under semester system

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SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 401 NAME OF COURSE: ELECTRICAL MA

COMMON WITH PROGRAM (S): E01

A.C. electrical motors have

These motors differ with each other in terms of construction, working principle, operation and

control. The electrical technicians ar

in order to do their jobs properly.

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course, the

1. Understand the construction,

of A.C. motors.

2. Explain the behavior of motors

3. Operate the motors and deter



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RATIONALE

otors have varied applications in industries and other

These motors differ with each other in terms of construction, working principle, operation and

The electrical technicians are supposed to have an understanding of all these issues

in order to do their jobs properly.

At the end of the course, the students will be able to :-

construction, working principle and methods of operation

Explain the behavior of motors under different load conditions.

Operate the motors and determine characteristics.

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and other situations.

king principle, operation and

all these issues

operation and control






Lectures: 6Hrs. per weekPractical: 2Hrs. per week

S.No. Topics

1. Three phase induction motor

2. Synchronous generator

3. Synchronous motor

4. Single phase induction motor

5. AC commutator motor

6. Special purpose motors





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SCHEME OF STUDIES

Theory Hrs. Practical Hrs. Total

Three phase induction motor 30 08 38

Synchronous generator 15 06 21

15 08 23

Single phase induction motor 12 04 16

06 02 08

motors 12 02 14

90 30 120

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38

21

23

16

08

14

120







S.

No

.

COURSE CONTENT

1. Three phase Induction Motor

Production of rotating magnetic

induction motors. Equiv

characteristics. Types of starters:

rotor resistance type, contactor

blocked rotor test, losses

Simple numerical.

2. Synchronous motor -

Principle, construction, phasor

curves, synchronous condenser,

prevention, coding of synchronous machines.

3. Synchronous generator -

Principle, construction, salient

relationship, EMF equation,

synchronous impedance, regulation, O.C.C. and S.S.C., load characteristics,

phasor diagram, parallel op

characteristics.

4. Single phase induction motors

Principle,double revolving field theory

characteristics and applications

phase

induction motors

5. AC commutator motors -

Introduction, series motor, c

universal motor, repulsion motor.

6. Special purpose machines

Induction motor, stepper motor, PM





AM (S): E01

Three phase Induction Motor -

rotating magnetic field, principle, construction and types

Equivalent circuit, torque equation, torque

pes of starters: DOL, Star-delta, Autotransformer type,

type, contactor type starter. Speed control. No load and

losses and efficiency. Braking and applications.

construction, phasor diagram, effect of change in excitation

nchronous condenser, starting of motors, hunting and

prevention, coding of synchronous machines.

construction, salient and cylindrical rotors, speed-frequency

equation, distribution and pitch factor, equivalent circuit,


phasor diagram, parallel operation. Methods of synchronization, power-angle

n motors -

revolving field theory.Types of motors withtheir construction,

applications. Comparison of three phase with single

-

otor, compensated series motor, commutating poles,

r, repulsion motor.

machines -

Induction motor, stepper motor, PM motor.

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Hrs. of

study

types of

torque-slip

mer type,

load and

applications.

30

excitation, V

and its

15

frequency

equivalent circuit,


angle

15

construction,

with single

12

utating poles,

06

12



DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL


COMMON WITH PROGRAM (S):


S. No.

1 Study of three phase induction motor (parts).

2 Measurement of slip of t

3 Study of three phase induction motor starters.

4 Study of synchronous

5 OCC and SCC of synchronous generator and determination o

6 To plot V curves of synchronous motor.

7 Study of different single

8 Study of AC commuta

9 Study of special purpose

TOTAL

30





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LIST OF PRACTICAL

Practical

Study of three phase induction motor (parts).

Measurement of slip of three phase induction motor.

Study of three phase induction motor starters.

nchronous machine (parts).

f synchronous generator and determination of regulation.

es of synchronous motor.

Study of different single phase induction motors (construction).

Study of AC commutator motors (construction).

Study of special purpose motors (construction).

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of regulation.






Name of Book

Electrical Technology Vol. II

Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines Vol. I & II

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REFERENCES

Author Publisher

BL Thereja Khanna publisher

Bhattacharya T.T.T.I.

Nagrath & Kothari PHI

II PS Bhimbra Khanna publishers

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Khanna publisher

Khanna publishers

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SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 402 NAME OF COURSE: ELECTRICAL ELEC


Reading and interpreting electrical and

of a technician. All equipment, installations

systems have drawings. In order to have a

be familiar with national and international practices in draw

OBJECTIVES.

At the end of the course, the

1. Identify and use various sy

2. Drawn wiring diagrams of do

according to standard practices.

3. Interpret the given drawings, draw inferences and w



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RATIONALE

Reading and interpreting electrical and electronics engineering is an important ability

of a technician. All equipment, installations, circuits and other electrical and electronic

stems have drawings. In order to have a meaningful interpretation, the technicians must

and international practices in drawings.


Identify and use various symbols and notatious.

Drawn wiring diagrams of domestic wiring, power wiring and electronics circuits

according to standard practices.

Interpret the given drawings, draw inferences and workout other technical details.

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neering is an important ability

d electronic

chnicians must

g and electronics circuits

workout other technical details.






Lectures: 4Hrs. per week

S.NO. Topics

1. Symbols and notations

2. Domestic wiring

3. Instrument circuits

4. Power wiring

5. Simple electronic circuits

6. CAD

Total





AM (S):

SCHEME OF STUDIES

Topics Theory hrs

bols and notations 08

8

10

12

Simple electronic circuits 12

10

60

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S.No.

1. Symbols and Notations

Symbols of practical units, ty

three wire, three phase four wi

switches, distribution boards,

arrestor. All types of motor s

semiconductor devices, R

2. Domestic Wiring -

All types of light circuits: Flu

circuits, fan circuits. Wiring of a residential building. Sod

mercury vapor lamp, wiring diagram of electrical bell

connection, contractor connec

3. Instrument Circuits -

Connection of meters in

meter, Power factor meter,

of range using shunt, multiplier, current transformer, pot

etc.

4. Power Wiring -

Wiring diagrams of D.C. and A.C. motor starters like three point shun

motor starter,direct on line (D.

type and auto transformer starter. Plate earthing

I.S.S.

5. Simple Electronic Circuits

Battery eliminator, battery charger, s

connections of common em

6. CAD –Introduction to general

Plotting techniques, coordinate sy

oracle generation, rational and di

Practice of electrical and electronics circuits

electrical software.





AM (S):

COURSE CONTENT

Symbols and Notations -

Symbols of practical units, types of supplies, single phase, three phase

three wire, three phase four wire, D.C. supply etc. Accessories like main

switches, distribution boards, fans, light fixtures, bell , buzzer, lighting

arrestor. All types of motor starters, instruments, electronic components,

conductor devices, Rating plate of machines.

All types of light circuits: Fluorescent tube circuits, intermediate switch

Wiring of a residential building. Sodium vapor lamp,

mercury vapor lamp, wiring diagram of electrical bell connection, relays

connection, contractor connection

ers in circuits. Ammeter, voltmeter, wattmeter, energy

actor meter, frequency meter, synchroscope etc. Extension

using shunt, multiplier, current transformer, potential transformers

of D.C. and A.C. motor starters like three point shunt

motor starter,direct on line (D.O.L.) starter, star- delta starter, contactor

type and auto transformer starter. Plate earthing and Pipe earthing as per

cuits – Biasing circuits- forward bias and reverse

Battery eliminator, battery charger, single stage transistor amplifier,

connections of common emitter , collect or and base amplifier circuits.

Introduction to general purpose graphics software, auto CAD,

Plotting techniques, coordinate systems, line drawing, polygamy and

oracle generation, rational and dimensional drawing using computer.

Practice of electrical and electronics circuits drawing using Auto CAD

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WING

Hrs. of

study

ngle phase, three phase

main

mponents,

8

ium vapor lamp,

bell connection, relays

8

energy

Extension

ential transformers

10

delta starter, contactor

nd Pipe earthing as per

12

12

10






(1) A text book of Electrical Draw(2) Electrical Drawing by K.L. Narang.(3) Electrical Drawing by C.R. bargan

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REFERENCES

A text book of Electrical Drawing .by S.L. Uppal (Khanna pub.)Electrical Drawing by K.L. Narang.Electrical Drawing by C.R. bargan .

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SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 403 NAME OF COURSE: DIGITAL TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS



The rapidity with which digital technology

and therefore the need for today’s

to gain familiarity with digital circuits is felt very

This subject forms the founda

& electronics as the basic requirement

machines and computer systems.

With the above objectives

beginning course to the student

subject the student will posses all

studies in the areas of switching

machines.

The sequence of the topics

sufficient amount of new material is added.

Upon successful completion of this course, the student w

- Use digital integrated circuit logic family

- Perform computational and measuring activitie

- Analyze, explain and connect both




DIGITAL TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS

AM (S):

RATIONALE

digital technology has provided our daily life is more astounding

today’s electrical & electronics students and older engineers

th digital circuits is felt very strongly.

orms the foundation of digital electronics to the students of electrical

basic requirement to understand the concepts of the nu

computer systems.

objectives the contents of this subject are designed to

student of the junior level. After mastering the material

posses all necessary tools and concepts for pursuing advanced

switching theories and finite automaton theory of

the topics in this curriculum has been chosen logic

sufficient amount of new material is added.

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

integrated circuit logic family chips;

m computational and measuring activities related to digital technology;

ze, explain and connect both sequential and combinational logic circuits.

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more astounding

older engineers

the students of electrical

the numerical

ed to provide

material in this

uing advanced

theory of logical

chosen logically and

circuits.







S.No. TOPICS

1. NUMBER SYSTEM CODES

2. BOOLEAN ALGEBRA GATES

3. LOGIC FAMILIES

4. COMBINATIONAL LOGIC

5. SEQUENTIAL LOGI

6. A/D &D/A CONVERTER

7. PROGRAMMING LOGIC DE

8. MEMORIES

TOTAL





):

SCHEME OF STUDIES

TOPICS THEORY (HRS.)

PRACTICAL( HRS.)

SYSTEM & BINARY 06 02

ALGEBRA & LOGIC 08 06

06 04

COMBINATIONAL LOGIC 12 06

SEQUENTIAL LOGIC CIRCUITS 14 06

A/D &D/A CONVERTER 04 02

PROGRAMMING LOGIC DEVICES 04 02

06 02

60 30

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08

14

10

18

20

06

06

08

90







S.No.

01. Number System and Binary Codes

- Binary, Hexadecimal,

- I’s complement, 2’s complement

- Introduction to Binary cExcess 3 code, Gre

02 Boolean Algebra & Log- Introduction to Boolean A- Law of Boolean Algebra, - De Morgan’s theorem, - Basic Logic Gates:

NOT, NAND, NOR, E- Simplification of B- Karnaugh Map method - Simplification of

variables)- Realization of basic gates using

03. Logic Families- Introduction to logic fa- DTL, ECL,TTL, C

characteristics. - Familiarization of ICs rel





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CONTENT DETAILS

Course Contents

System and Binary Codes

Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal, Decimal and their inter conversion

I’s complement, 2’s complement numbers, 9’s complement & 10’s

Introduction to Binary codes, Weighted, Non Weighted codes, Excess 3 code, Grey code, BCD code, Hamming code

Boolean Algebra & Logic GatesIntroduction to Boolean AlgebraLaw of Boolean Algebra, De Morgan’s theorem,

Logic Gates: Logic Symbols and trooth tables of AND, NOT, NAND, NOR, Ex-ORSimplification of Boolean functions with Boolean laws, Karnaugh Map method Simplification of Boolean equation using K-Map( up

Realization of basic gates using universal gates

Introduction to logic families ECL,TTL, C-MOS and their comparison on the basic

characteristics. Familiarization of ICs related to digital circuits like 74 series,50

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Hrs of

Study

al, Decimal and their inter conversion

numbers, 9’s complement & 10’s

hted codes,

06

tables of AND, OR,

Map( up to four

08

basic of their

rcuits like 74 series,50 series

6






04. Combination Logic

- Half adder, - Full Adder, - Half Subtractor, - Full Substractor,- Binary Adder, - Binary Substractor, - Encoder, - Decoder, - Multiplexer, - Demultiplexer

05. Sequential Logic Circuits- Definition of Sequential- Definition of Latch & Fli- RS Flip-Flop, JK

their timing diagra- Definition of Register,

diagrams and truth tables.- Definition of Counters,

Ring Counter.

06. A/D & D/A Converter

- Introduction to A to D a- Successive Approximation

A/D & D/A conversion.

07. Programming Logic Devices- Fixed logic verses pro

disadvantages- Introduction to programm

PLD, CPLD, FPGA.

08. Memories

- Introduction to memories. - Types of memories: Primary & Secondary. - Primary memories : RA- Flash memories - Secondary memories

Disc.





AM (S):

Half Subtractor, Full Substractor,

Binary Substractor,

Sequential Logic CircuitsDefinition of Sequential circuits, Definition of Latch & Flip-Flop and their differences.

Flop, JK Flip-Flop, D Flip-Flop, JK Master-Slave Fliptheir timing diagrams and truth tables.

of Register, Shift Register, Buffer Register with their s and truth tables.

of Counters, Synchronous, Asynchronous, Up-Down

Introduction to A to D and D to A converter, their parametersSuccessive Approximation method and Ladder N/W method A/D & D/A conversion.

Programming Logic DevicesFixed logic verses programmable logic: advantages and disadvantagesIntroduction to programming logic devices: PAL,PLA, GALs, FPPLD, CPLD, FPGA.

Introduction to memories. Types of memories: Primary & Secondary. Primary memories : RAM and their types, ROM and their types. Flash memories Secondary memories : Floppy disk, Hard disk, CD-ROM, B

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Flip-Flop with

with their timing

Down Counter,

14

nverter, their parametersN/W method for

4

ming logic devices: PAL,PLA, GALs, FPLA,

4

OM and their types.

ROM, Blue Ray

6






Practical: 2 Hrs. per week

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

S.No. Name of Experiment

1. Verification of Logic Gates

2. Implementation of Basic

3. Implementation of De Morgan’s Theorem.

4. Realization of combinational Logic circuits

Half Adder, Full Adder, Hal

Full Subtractor, Encoder, Decoder, Multiplexer, & De

5. Realization of combinational Logic circuits

RS flip-flop;D flip flop; JK flip f

flop ;

6. Observation of waveforms of up

7. Realization of BCD to Seven Segment decoder





AM (S):

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

Name of ExperimentPR

Verification of Logic Gates- AND, OR, NOT, X-OR,

X-NOR. NAND, NOR.

Basic Gates with the help of Universal gates

f De Morgan’s Theorem.

binational Logic circuits

Half Adder, Full Adder, Half Subtractor,

Full Subtractor, Encoder, Decoder, Multiplexer, & Demultiplexer.

binational Logic circuits

lop;D flip flop; JK flip flop; MASTER-SLAVE flip flop; T flip

Observation of waveforms of up-down counter .

BCD to Seven Segment decoder.

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HRS OF PRACTICAL

30






1. Digital circuits by Anand Ku2. Digital Electronic principles and 3. Digital Electronics and microco4. Digital Electronics by Malvino5. Digital Design by Morris M





AM (S):

REFERENCES

Digital circuits by Anand KumarDigital Electronic principles and Integrated circuits by Anil K. MainiDigital Electronics and microcomputers by R.K. Gaur

Malvino-LeachDigital Design by Morris Mano

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SEMESTER: FOURTH COURSE CODE: 404 NAME OF COURSE: GENRATIO


The demands of Electrical growth and the increase in demands Generating statious are coming Transmission and Distribution latest developments in various systems.

OBJECTIVES.

At the end of the course,

1. Describe different methosystem.

2. Explain the concept of transmission, transmission system.

3. Describe the mechanical f4. Explain different types of

and methods of laying. 5. Calculate different parameters in transmission and distributio



URTH SCHEME: 404 PAPER CODE: 6238

RSE: GENRATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION

AM (S): E01

RATIONALE

Electrical energy are growing very fast due to in demands in agriculture and service sectors. A

are coming up with corresponding developments ribution system. The technicians must be familiar various systems.


different methods of power generation different elements

concept of transmission, types of lines, losses and efficiency

hanical features of transmission and distribution lines.types of underground cables, their construction,

laying. erent parameters in transmission and distribution systems.

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due to industrial sectors. A number of

developments in familiar with the

elements of the

and efficiency of

transmission and distribution lines.construction, properties

n systems.




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S.NO Topic

1. Non conventional sources of energy

2. Conventional sources of energy

3. Economics

4. Tariffs

5. Overhead Transmission

6. Transmission Line Calculation

7. Underground cables

8. Distribution

Total




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AM (S):

SCHEME OF STUDIES

Theory hours Pract. Hours

Non conventional sources of energy 06 06

Conventional sources of energy 12 04

12 -

06 -

ssion Line 18 06

Transmission Line Calculation 15 04

06 02

15 08

90 30

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12

16

12

06

24

19

08

23

120



DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGSEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 404 NAME OF COURSE: GENRATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUT


Lectures: 6Hrs. per weekPractical: 2Hrs. per weekS.No.

1. Non Conventional Sources Of Energy

Concept and need of prim

between conventional and

solar , wind, biogas, ocean,

practical applications.

2. Conventional Sources Of Energy

Detailed study of generating

diagram, site selection main components and auxiliaries for above power

stations. Study of gas turbines

disadvantages of thermal

power plant.

3. Concept Of Load -

Types of load, load curve,

factor, average load, maximum

utilization factor, capacity

above terms.

4. Types of Tariff, flat rate, block r

factor tariff. Their merits and de

5. Concept of Transmission, singl

standard voltages of A.C. Transmission, efficiency

H.V.D.C. transmission system, line diagra

Disadvantages of H.V.D.C

transmission line, effect of

supports, type of joints, looms, earth wires, ground w

dampers. Importance of R,L,C in transmission line (no derivation

effect, transposition, corona, advantages and disa

methods of reducing corona, ty

voltage distribution, grading ring and Arcing horn.

6.. Types of Transmission line, T and

line, transmission efficiency, Ferranti effect

medium Transmission line.

7. Difference between overhead line and underground

and construction of L.T. and H. T. cables, Metho

8. Classification of distribution

system. Concept of feeder,

system. Simple problems.


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AM (S):

COURSE CONTENT

Non Conventional Sources Of Energy -

of primacy and secondary energy sources, difference

conventional and non-conventional sources of energy, concept of

biogas, ocean, tidal, geothermal, fuel cell , MHD and their

Conventional Sources Of Energy -

generating stations - thermal, hydro, nuclear, schematic

site selection main components and auxiliaries for above power

gas turbines plant and diesel power plant. Advantages,

thermal hydro, nuclear, gas turbine plant and diesel

curve, load duration curve, connected load, demand

load, maximum demand, load factor, diversity factor, plant

capacity factor, reserve capacity. Simple numerical on

Tariff, flat rate, block rate, two part, maximum demand and power

r tariff. Their merits and demerits. Simple problems on above terms.

Concept of Transmission, single line diagram of complete power system,

standard voltages of A.C. Transmission, efficiency (no derivation).

H.V.D.C. transmission system, line diagram, advantages and

D.C Sag, causes & effects of sag on

ssion line, effect of wind, ice and temperature on sag. Types of line

supports, type of joints, looms, earth wires, ground wire and vibration

dampers. Importance of R,L,C in transmission line (no derivation), skin

effect, transposition, corona, advantages and disadvantages of corona,

of reducing corona, types of insulators, string efficiency and

voltage distribution, grading ring and Arcing horn.

Types of Transmission line, T and ∏ network of medium Transmission ission efficiency, Ferranti effect, simple problems of short and

um Transmission line.

Difference between overhead line and underground cables. Classification

and construction of L.T. and H. T. cables, Methods of laying.

distribution system, ring main, radial and interconnected

feeder, distributor and service mains in distribution

stem. Simple problems.

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Hrs of

study

difference

concept of

and their

06

schematic

above power

Advantages,

and diesel

12

demand

factor, plant

numerical on

12

and power

blems on above terms.

06

er system,

pes of line

18

ms of short and

15

fication 06

interconnected

distribution

15




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S. No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Study of solar cooker.

Study of solar water heat

Study of solar photo-voltaic cells.

Study of wind mill.

Study of Bio Gas plant.

Study of steam power plant, hydro pow

Study of line supports and

Determination of string efficiency

Performance of short/ medium trans

Study of L.T. and H.T. Cabl

Voltage distribution in radial and ring

Visit to a

Substation.

Generating station.

Places where solar, wind,

TOTAL :-



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LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

Name of Experiment

Study of solar water heater.

voltaic cells.

Study of Bio Gas plant.

m power plant, hydro power plant, nuclear power plant.

Study of line supports and insulators.

Determination of string efficiency of insulator string.

Performance of short/ medium transmissions line.

.T. and H.T. Cables and over head conductors.

Voltage distribution in radial and ring main system.

Places where solar, wind, Biogas and tidal power plant are installed.

30

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ant are installed.




SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 404 NAME OF COURSE: GENRATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUT


No.

1

2

3

4

5

Non Conventional energy

Electrical Power

Electrical Power

Power System

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REFERENCE BOOK

Name of Book

Non Conventional energy sources By G.D. Rai, Khanna publisher

By S.L.Uppal, Khanna publi

By J.B. Gupta

By V.K. Mehta

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.D. Rai, Khanna publisher

By S.L.Uppal, Khanna publisher

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SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 411 NAME OF COURSE: ENTERPRE

COMMON WITH PROGRAM (S): C/M/E

Since long entrepreneurship

economic development. Concept

changing ethos of socio-economic

century, to designate a dealer who

entrepreneur was considered a dy

increasingly physical, natural and

possibilities. In recent years, managerial

It employs innovativeness, an urge

a capacity of seeing things in a way

The course is kept in

Arch/CDDM/ Garment/ MOM/ Prod/

technology.

To bring to surface certain

opportunity, technical and organizational

achieve result.



SCHEME: PAPER CODE:

ENTERPRENUERSHIP

AM (S): C/M/E

RATIONALE

entrepreneurship has been recognized as an essential ingredient

ic development. Concept of entrepreneurship has varied from time to time t

economic reality. It was applied to business for the first

dealer who buys and sells goods at uncertain prices. Later

considered a dynamic agent of change, or the catalyst who transformed

natural and human resources, into corresponding

ears, managerial aspects of entrepreneurship are being emphasized.

an urge to take risk in the face of uncertainties, and intuition,

a capacity of seeing things in a way which afterwards proves to be true.

kept in soft core under DCS, DME and DEE/ Videography

MOM/ Prod/ RAC/ CTM/ Auto/ Comp/ ETE/ IT/ Opto/ Print/

certain common characteristics such as perception of

organizational skills, managerial competence, and m

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essential ingredient of

ime to time to suit the

the first time in 18th

prices. Later on an

o transformed

corresponding production

epreneurship are being emphasized.

rtainties, and intuition, i.e.

DEE/ Videography/

Opto/ Print/ Textile

perception of economic

and motivation to






Lectures: 6 Hrs. per week

SCHEME OF STUDIES

S.No. TOPICS

1. INTRODUCTION ENTERPRENEURSHIP

2. INDUSTRIES AND BUSIORGANIZATIONA

3. INSTITUTIONAL ASS

4. INCENTIVS/ CONCESSION/ AVAILABLE TO SSI ENTERPRENEUR

5. PLANNING OF INDUSTRIAL UN

6. ACHIVEMENT MOTIVATI

7. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL UNIT (SSI)

TOTAL



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ENTERPRENUERSHIP

AM (S): C/M/E

SCHEME OF STUDIES

TOPICS THEORY HRS.

PRACTICAL HRS.

INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRENEURSHIP

11 -

INDUSTRIES AND BUSINESS 11 -

INSTITUTIONAL ASSISTANCE 11 -

CONCESSION/ FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO SSI ENTERPRENEUR

11 -

PLANNING OF INDUSTRIAL UNIT 26 -

ACHIVEMENT MOTIVATION 08 -

MANAGEMENT OF AN INDUSTRIAL UNIT (SSI)

12 -

90 -

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TOTAL HRS.

- 11

- 11

- 11

- 11

- 26

- 08

- 12

- 90







CONTENT DETA

S.No.

01. Introduction to Entrepren

Definition of Entrepreneu

Difference between

Need for Entrepreneursh

qualities of successful

Myths about Entreprene

Classification of entrepre

Reasons for the failure of entrepreneurs

02. Industries and Business Organ

Concept of Industry or Enterprise

Classification of Industries(a) On the basis of capital in

- Tiny (Micro) I- Small Scale- Medium- Large Scale

(b) Others - Rural Industry- Cottage Industry

(c) Forms of Business O- Proprietorship- Board & Co- Partnership- public Ltd.- Private Ltd.- Jt. Sector- Government Co

(d) Tiny small scale Industry- Definition- Its significance in Na- Govt. policies for SSI- Sector / Product for



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CONTENT DETAILS

Course Contents

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Definition of Entrepreneur / Entrepreneur

Difference between Entrepreneurship / Entrepreneurship

Need for Entrepreneurship

qualities of successful entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship

Classification of entrepreneurs on the basis of different criteria

Reasons for the failure of entrepreneurs

and Business Organization

Concept of Industry or Enterprise

Classification of Industries On the basis of capital investment

Tiny (Micro) IndustrySmall ScaleMedium ScaleLarge Scale

Rural IndustryCottage Industry

Forms of Business OrganizationProprietorshipBoard & Co-operativePartnershippublic Ltd.Private Ltd.Jt. SectorGovernment Co-operative / Undertakings

Tiny small scale IndustryDefinitionIts significance in National Development.Govt. policies for SSI promotionsSector / Product for SSI.

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03. Institutional Assistance

(a) Types of Institutional assistance - Infra - Technical - Financial assi- Marketing Assistance

(b) Information / guidance &- SISI

- MPCON

- CED- MA

(c) Infrastructure- D/C -

(e) Finance- SIDBI-

- NABARD

M.P.A.V.V.N.

(d) Marketing - MP-- NSIC- PM.LUN- EXPORT- KVIP- MPHSVN

MPLD(e) Quality Control

- BIS -

- AG. MKT

04. Incentives / Concession/ Facilities Available

Seed money

Incentive / subsidies

Others ( Phones, Lands etc)



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ssistance

Types of Institutional assistance Infra - structural assistanceTechnical AssistanceFinancial assistanceMarketing Assistance

Information / guidance & Training- ASK

MPCON - CSIR

MAP - NRDC

Infrastructure- AVN/AKVN

KVIB MPFC

NABARD - MPWDC NSIC

M.P.A.V.V.N.

AGRONSICPM.LUNEXPORT COPPORATIONKVIPMPHSVNMPLDC

(e) Quality Control

FPO - MPLUN F.D.A.

AG. MKT. Board.

Incentives / Concession/ Facilities Available

Incentive / subsidies

Others ( Phones, Lands etc)

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05. Planning of Industrial Unit

Pre- Planning Stage- Scanning the environment- Market survey- Seeking inform- product / project selection

Implementation Stage - PPR Preparation- DIC registration- Arrangement of Land- Arrangement of Pow- Obtaining NOC / Licenses - DPR Preparation- Seeking financial assistance- Commercial Production

Post Implementation sta- Permanent registration fro- Availing Subsidies- Diversification / Modi- Setting up of marketing ch

06. Achievement Motivation

Historical perspective

Concept of achieve

Significance of achieve

Development of achievement motivation

07. Financial Management of an Industrial Unit (SSI)

Tools of financial analy

Ratio analysis

Fund Flow / Cash flow a

Working capital and Con

Financial accounting



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Planning of Industrial Unit

Planning StageScanning the environmentMarket surveySeeking informationproduct / project selection

Implementation Stage PPR Preparation

registrationArrangement of LandArrangement of PowerObtaining NOC / Licenses from various Deptt.DPR PreparationSeeking financial assistanceCommercial Production

Post Implementation stage Permanent registration from D.I.C.Availing Subsidies

cation / Modification Setting up of marketing channel / Distribution.

Achievement Motivation

Historical perspective

Concept of achievement motivation

Significance of achievement motivation

Development of achievement motivation

Management of an Industrial Unit (SSI)

financial analysis

Cash flow analysis

ing capital and Concepts

Financial accounting

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08

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In Addition to above , Students are advised to

1. To prepare chart to showing various factors affecting ent2. To collect details related to various sche

entrepreneurship3. To identify and select a project and conduct 4. To collect various formats used in industries and

entrepreneurship5. Visit few small scale industries6. Discuss the problems related to SSI (S7. Collect information about market8. Develop logical and analytical approach t9. To prepare case study for successful10. Prepare a project report for the industry/business



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ddition to above , Students are advised to :

To prepare chart to showing various factors affecting entrepreneurship To collect details related to various schemes run by Govt. for self employment and

identify and select a project and conduct market survey thereofTo collect various formats used in industries and Deptts/Institution working in the field of

Visit few small scale industries situated in city, nearby industrial area related to SSI (Small Scale Industries) With an entrepreneur.

Collect information about market rates quality and quantity of goods for their choice.Develop logical and analytical approach to purchase raw material/ finished goods

for successful entrepreneursPrepare a project report for the industry/business they are willing to start

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Govt. for self employment and

tion working in the field of

ith an entrepreneur. of goods for their choice.

material/ finished goods






1. Entrepreneurial Development

2. CEDMAP (Center of Entrepreneurial dev

3. Udyamita Vikas by Anand Prakashan



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REFERENCES

1. Entrepreneurial Development Vol. I,II,III by Vasant Desai Himalaya Publication

2. CEDMAP (Center of Entrepreneurial development Madhya Pradesh)

3. Udyamita Vikas by Anand Prakashan

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DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERIN

SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 412 NAME OF COURSE: MARKETMANAGMENT


In the Era of Globalization

is of utmost important to the entrepreneu

Marketing and related work.

This course specially designed

understanding of the current market

respective fields along with the knowledge of marketi

To produce something is not

very difficult task. This statement

present scenario.


DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERIN

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MARKETMANAGMENT

AM (S): C/M/E

RATIONALE

Globalization and Liberalization, this course of Marketing Manage

the entrepreneur, industrialist and people working in

designed to help the students in widening their knowledge

current market trends and also helpful to start their career

respective fields along with the knowledge of marketing.

To produce something is not very difficult but to make people come forward t

statement shows the importance and need of this course

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Marketing Management

king in the field of

their knowledge and

their career in their

forward to buy it is

this course in the







SCHEME OF STUDIES

S.No. TOPIC

1

MARKETING AND CONCPT

2 MARKETING ENVIRONMENT

3 MARKETIN PLANNING AND

ORGANISATION

4 MARKET SEGMENTATION

5 MARKETING MIX

A PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

B PLACE MANAGEMENT

C PRICE MANAGEMENT

D PROMOTION MANAGEMENT

6 UNDERSTANDING CONSUMERS

7 MARKETING RESEARCH AND SALES

FORECASTING

8 SALES MANAGEMENT



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MARKETMANAGMENT

AM (S): C/M/E

SCHEME OF STUDIES

TOPIC THEORY

HRS.

PRACTICAL

HRS.

G AND CONCE7 -

VIRONMENT 4 -

MARKETIN PLANNING AND 8 -

MENTATION 8 -

4 -

NAGEMENT 11 -

ENT 9 -

MENT 8 -

ION MANAGEMENT 9 -

CONSUMERS 7 -

SEARCH AND SALES 11 -

EMENT 4 -

TOTAL 90 -

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7

4

8

8

4

11

9

8

9

7

11

4

90







S. NO. DETAILED COURS

1.

Marketing and Concept

Evolution of mabackgro

The stage of barter

The stage of money economy

The stage of industrial re

The stage of competit

The emergence of mar

Selected definit Different concept of

The exchange concept

The production concept

The product concept

The sales concept

The marketing concept

Difference between s Benefits & significance of marketing

Helps to remove cause

Improve productivity & efficiency

Canalize country’s economic resources properly

Insure better deal for c

Make economic plan



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CONTENT DETAILS

DETAILED COURSE CONTENT

Marketing and Concept

Evolution of marketing-a historical background

The stage of barter

oney economy

The stage of industrial revolution

The stage of competition

The emergence of marketing

Selected definitions of marketingDifferent concept of marketing

The exchange concept

The production concept

The product concept

concept

The marketing concept

Difference between selling & marketingBenefits & significance of marketing

Helps to remove causes for under development

Improve productivity & efficiency

Canalize country’s economic resources properly

Insure better deal for consumer

Make economic planning meaningful & relevant etc.

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2. Marketing environme

Internal & external f Demographic environ

Economic environment

Political environment

Physical environment

Technological environment

Competitive environ

Social & cultural environ

Micro & macro environm

3. Marketing planning &

Scope & importance of planning Steps in marketing plann

Purpose & principle of Models of marketing org

Line & staff type

Product based organiz

Territory oriented organization

Complex organization

Task of chief marketing executive Decentralization



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Marketing environment

Internal & external factorsDemographic environment

Economic environment

environment

Physical environment

Technological environment

Competitive environment

Social & cultural environment

Micro & macro environment

Marketing planning & organization

portance of planningSteps in marketing planning process

principle of organizationModels of marketing organization

Product based organization

Territory oriented organization

Complex organization

Task of chief marketing executive

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COURSE CODE: 412 NAME OF COURSE: MARKETMANAGMENT


4.Market segmentation

Types of market Definitions & benefi

Method s of segmentation

Geographic segmentation

Demographic segmentation

Psychographic segmentation

Buyer behavior Seg

Volume segmentation

Steps in market segmentation Market targeting



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Market segmentation

Types of marketDefinitions & benefits of segmentation

Method s of segmentation

Geographic segmentation

Demographic segmentation

Psychographic segmentation

Buyer behavior Segmentation

Volume segmentation

Steps in market segmentationMarket targeting

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5

Market mix

Definition of market mix Elements of marketing

Price, Promotion

Environmental variable (

Customer variable

Competition variable

Trade variable

Environmental variable

Product management Components of product

The core or basic constituent

The associated featu

The brand names, pac

Types of product

The generic product

The branded product

The differentiated produc

The customized product

The augmented & potent

The product line & product

New product develop

Significance & classification of new product

Stages in NPD

Estimating the demand

Test marketing

Product life cycle (PLC)

Concepts & benefits of P

Different stages in PLC

Strategies used in different stages

Place management



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Definition of market mixElements of marketing mix (4 P’S)-Product, Place,

Price, Promotion

Environmental variable (uncontrollable variables)

Competition variable

Environmental variable

Product managementComponents of product

The core or basic constituent

The associated features

The brand names, package,label

The generic product

The branded product

erentiated product

The customized product

mented & potential product

The product line & product mix

New product development (NPD)

classification of new product

ating the demand for new product

cle (PLC)

Concepts & benefits of PLC

Different stages in PLC

Strategies used in different stages

Place management

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Definitions & importance of physical

Designing the physical distribution sys

The distribution channel

The role & importance o

Planning & designing

Types of distribution intermediaries

Price management The meaning & importance o

Objectives of pricing

Factors affecting pricing

Pricing methods

Cost based pricing

Break even pricing

Demand based prici

Competition based p

Product line pricing

Tender pricing

Affordability pricing

Differentiated pricing

Pricing policies & setting the p

Promotion management Sales promotion

Importance & objec

Tools &techniques of sales

Advertising

Role & importance of ad

Types of advertising

Deciding on the adver

Evaluating advertising eDifference between sales pro



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Definitions & importance of physical distribution

Designing the physical distribution system

The distribution channel

The role & importance of distribution channel

Planning & designing of distribution channel

Types of distribution intermediaries

The meaning & importance of pricing

Factors affecting pricing –Internal & external

Cost based pricing

Break even pricing

Demand based pricing

Competition based pricing

Product line pricing

Affordability pricing

Differentiated pricing

Pricing policies & setting the price

Promotion management

Importance & objectives of sales promotion

Tools &techniques of sales promotion

Role & importance of advertising

Types of advertising

Deciding on the advertising budget

Evaluating advertising effectiveness Difference between sales promotion & advertising

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6. Understanding consu

Factor influencing buyer behavior Information from variety

Socio-cultural environ

Group influence

Religion & language

Concern about status

Buying motives – Buying habits – Convenience, shopping and spati

7. Marketing research &

Definition & importance of m

Steps in marketing research Defining problem

Problem analy

Developing research desi

Developing

Data collection

Analyzing & interpretation

Summarizing & preparin

Method of market rese Necessity & purpose of sales forecasting

Methods of sales forecas

8. Sales management

Designing the sales f

Managing the sales force Recruitment & selection

Training, c

Supervision & direction

Motivation of salesman

Fixing sales quota Duties & responsibil



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MARKETMANAGMENT

(S): C/M/E

Understanding consumer

Factor influencing buyer behaviorInformation from variety of sources

cultural environment of buyer

Group influence

Religion & language

Concern about status

–Product & patronage motiveConvenience, shopping and spatiality goods

Marketing research & sales forecasting

Definition & importance of marketing research

Steps in marketing researchDefining problem

Problem analysis

Developing research design

Developing research procedure

Data collection –Primary & secondary

Analyzing & interpretation

Summarizing & preparing the research report

arket researchNecessity & purpose of sales forecasting

Methods of sales forecasting

the sales force

Managing the sales forceRecruitment & selection

Training, compensation, control

Supervision & direction

Motivation of salesman

Fixing sales quotaDuties & responsibilities of sales manager

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04




SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 412 NAME OF COURSE: MARKETM

COMMON WITH PROGRAM (S): C/M

1. Marketing management - Analy

2. Principles & practice of Marketing in India

3. Contemporary Marketing – Louis & Boone & Davi

4. Essential of Management –Koontz

5. Marketing management- S.A. Sherleka




RSE: MARKETMANAGMENT

AM (S): C/M/E

REFERENCES

Analysis, Planning & Control - Philip Kotler

of Marketing in India - C.B.Memoria & R.L.Joshi

Louis & Boone & David L. Kurtz

Koontz

S.A. Sherlekar

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SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 406 NAME OF COURSE: TROUBLE SHOOTING & SERVICING


Trouble shooting and servicing is an integral part o

condition and the skill of servicing and trouble sho

continuously only without break dow

This subject envisages to devel

tools, accessories , equipments used

electrical and electronic systems . it will also make

instruments and measuring techniques



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TROUBLE SHOOTING & SERVICING

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ng and servicing is an integral part of maintaining a system

ervicing and trouble shooting enables the user to work

break down.

sages to develop practical skills in operating and handling various

ments used in fault location, trouble shooting and servicing of

systems . it will also make the student familiar with the measuring

instruments and measuring techniques used in electrical and electronic systems.

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f maintaining a system in good

ting enables the user to work

skills in operating and handling various

ting and servicing of

with the measuring

ectronic systems.






PRACTICAL HOURS : 2 Hrs. per week

S.No.

1. CHAPTER 1

TOOLS USED IN TROUBLE

ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

-Different types of cutters

- Nose pliers

-wire strippers

-lead straightners

-extractors

-soldering iron / soldering gun/st

-desoldering pump

-crimping tool

-surew drivers

-spanner set

-poker

-hammer

-hacksaw

-hand drill

-phase tester

-firmer

-testing poard

-logic probe

-current tracer

-logic pulser

-logic comparator

2 CHAPTER 2

BASIC ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC COM

ACCESSORIES

-study of different types of wires , cables and their specifications

- study of different types of switches , fuse and M

- different type resistors , inducto

- different electrical fixtures used in electrical wiri

capping , ceiling rose, hol

- identification of components , diodes transistors , FET

UJT,SCR,regulators and transfor



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AM (S):

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Detailed Course Content

IN TROUBLE SHOOTING OF ELECTRICAL AND

IC SYSTEMS

cutters

soldering iron / soldering gun/station

RICAL & ELECTRONIC COMPONENT AND

study of different types of wires , cables and their specifications

erent types of switches , fuse and MCB’s

pe resistors , inductors and capacitors

t electrical fixtures used in electrical wiring – conduit ,casing

capping , ceiling rose, holders , square and round etc.

omponents , diodes transistors , FET,

UJT,SCR,regulators and transformers

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Hours of

Study

L AND

6

conduit ,casing

08







3. CHAPTER 3

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRO

SHOOTING

-ammeter

- voltmeter

- multimeter

- insulation tester

- earth tester

- tong tester

- power analyzer

- CRO

-function generator

-Clamp Meter

4. CHAPTER 4

TROUBLE SHOOTING CHARTS

-trouble shooting charts

motors.

- single phase and three phase trans

- trouble shooting techniques



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AM (S):

Hrs. per week

ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS USED IN TROUBLE

TING CHARTS

shooting charts for single phase and three phase induction

single phase and three phase transformers.

trouble shooting techniques for electronic circuits (PCB’s)

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UBLE

08

induction

08







01 To identify different tools.

02 To select tools for specific job.

03 To use different tools for specific job.

04 To select proper size of wire for various purpose.

05 To measure gauge of wire with standard wire gauge.

06 To select cable and wire

07 To identify different ty

08 To select switches for different purpose.

09 To select MCB’S of proper range.

10 To read colour coding of resistors.

11 To read co lour coding of capacitors.


13 To select proper resistor for varying uses


15 To select wiring according to purpose and cost.


17 Identify the types of components (L,CR) and find out the values

using LCR meter.

18 Identify the various wave forms of function generat

19 Use of analog and digital

voltages and current

20 Use of different display

LED

Seven segement

LCD

21 Prepare two simple electronics

PCB’s.

22 Prepare a power supply

23 Assemble circuit on bread boards

( eg- rectifiers, oscillators amp

24 Testing of FET, UJT, SCR.



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Hrs. per week

rent tools.

To select tools for specific job.

To use different tools for specific job.

To select proper size of wire for various purpose.

easure gauge of wire with standard wire gauge.

To select cable and wire size as per current rating

To identify different types of switches.

To select switches for different purpose.

To select MCB’S of proper range.

To read colour coding of resistors.

To read co lour coding of capacitors.

rent types of resistors.

To select proper resistor for varying uses

To identify different types of wiring.

To select wiring according to purpose and cost.

To identify different types of electrical fixtures.

pes of components (L,CR) and find out the values

Identify the various wave forms of function generator using CRO.

and digital multimeter to measure of AC &

Use of different display devices-

LED

Seven segement

Prepare two simple electronics circuit using general purpose

Prepare a power supply & test it on a bread board.

ble circuit on bread boards and test & verify

rectifiers, oscillators amplifiers.)

Testing of FET, UJT, SCR.

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the types of components (L,CR) and find out the values

s of function generator using CRO.

AC & DC




SEMESTER: FOURTHCOURSE CODE: 407 NAME OF COURSE: PROFFESINOAL ACTIVITIES

COMMON WITH PROGRAM (S): C/M

Practical: 2 Hrs. per week

Professional Activities is not a

specific content for this course cannot

where in variety of tasks are to

guidelines for achieving the target

course content.

As the student has to practice this

therein are common and applicable to each semester.

OBJECTIVES:

To allow for professional development profession.

To provide time for organii.e. Institute of engineers, IST

TO allow for development through organization of student’s s

To provide time for organizprofessionals of industry.

To provide time for organigroup activity.

To provide time for visiting li To provide time for group discussion o To provide time for personal To provide time for working

ecology etc.



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PROFFESINOAL ACTIVITIES

AM (S): C/M/E

RATIONALE

not a descriptive course, as per conventional norms;

course cannot be prescribed. It is a group of open-ended

are to be performed, to achieve objectives. However

the target and procedure for its assessment are given

practice this course in all the six semesters, the guidelines

therein are common and applicable to each semester.

professional development of students as per the demand of

organization of student chapter activities of professionai.e. Institute of engineers, ISTE or Computer Society of India etc.)

ment of abilities in students for leadership and public through organization of student’s seminar etc.

for organization of guest lectures by expert engineers/eminentprofessionals of industry.

organization of technical quiz or group discussion or

To provide time for visiting library or using Internet.To provide time for group discussion or solving case studies.To provide time for personality development of students.

working for social cause like awareness for environmental

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conventional norms; therefore

ended activities;

However general

are given under the

the guidelines given

mand of engineering

professional bodies)

and public speaking

engineers/eminent

discussion or any other

environmental and






DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS T

A. Study hours, if possibtwo hrs/week to a m

B. This course should students, should habe no pass/fail in professi

C. Following grade scale established.

Grades Level of perfor

A

B

C

D

E

D. Grades once obtained chance of improvement in grades w

E. Assessment of perfortwice in a Semester/Term by a group of three jointly award the grade obtained by the student in these two assemark sheet of the respective Se

Candidate abstaining

planned at the Institute

of any grade.

F. While awarding the reach the final consensus presentation skills data, observations, awareness of latest de

G. Institution shall maintain PA for a period of 1 y



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UCTIONS TO CONDUCT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

if possible should be given greater time slot with a two hrs/week to a maximum of four hrs/week.

should be evaluated on the basis of grades and mark should have a separate mention of the grade awarded. /fail in professional activities (PA).grade scale of evaluation of performance in PA

Level of performance

Excellent

Good

Fair

Average

Below Expectations

once obtained in a particular examination shall become final chance of improvement in grades will be given to the students.

of performance in PA is to be done internally by the Semester/Term through a simultaneous evaluation of the c

of three teachers, of the deptt. Concerned. Group of teacherthe grade to candidate in the assessment. Best of

obtained by the student in these two assessments shall be finally takhe respective Semester/Term.

abstaining from the prescribed course work and/or a

the Institute shall be marked ABSENT in the mark sheet,

rding the grades for performance in PA, examining teacherfinal consensus based on the attendance, punctuality

skills in seminar on the topic assigned (collection observations, analysis, findings/conclusion) and its written

awareness of latest developments in the chosen programme of studyshall maintain the record of grades awarded to all the

PA for a period of 1 year.

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CONDUCT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

with a minimum of

and mark sheet of awarded. There will

in PA has been

become final and no

by the Institution, simultaneous evaluation of the candidate

Group of teachers will Best of the grades

hall be finally taken on the

and/or assessment

mark sheet, instead

examining teacher should punctuality, interest,

(collection of relevant its written report,

programme of study.all the students in






H. It shall be mandatoryform of a Journal.

I. Compendium shall contain 1. Record of written quiz2. Report/write up of seminar presented3. Abstract of the guest lectures arranged4. Topic and outcom5. Report on the problems solved 6. Report on social

environmental prevention).7. Report on student

(India), CSI etc.J. PA is not a descriptive

teacher. Various activities course should be distributed creativity of groupThese activities should

maintain continuity and provide reinforcement to skill develop

Small groups shall

seminar, project methods,

of personality affective.

Treatment of PA demands special

instinct on the part of teachers

learner centered, many of the

the useful interaction of student,

teacher/s shall best act as a

many of the hidden talents of

them, to execute certain activity



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mandatory for students to submit a compendium for his form of a Journal.Compendium shall contain following:

Record of written quiz.Report/write up of seminar presentedAbstract of the guest lectures arranged in the Institution.Topic and outcome of the group discussion held.Report on the problems solved through case studies.

on social awareness camps (organized for environmental prevention).

on student chapter activities of professional bodies like etc.

descriptive course to be taught in the classroom by Various activities involved in the achievement of objectives

should be distributed to a number of teachers so that the creativity of group of teacher’s benefit the treatment of the course content.

activities should preferably be conducted in English language

tain continuity and provide reinforcement to skill development.

groups shall be formed like in tutorials, group discussion, case

project methods, roll play and simulation to make the develop

of personality affective.

mands special efforts, attention, close co-operation and

teachers of department concerned. Since this course

of the activities planned under this course shall come

of student, among themselves and with the teachers.

as a facilitator of these creative hunts/ exercises, which

talents of the students or bring out greater amount of confidence

them, to execute certain activity.

BHOPAL

ONICS ENGINEERING

: Jul.09PAPER CODE:

for his PA in the

for social and

bodies like ISTE, IE

classroom by a particular objectives of this

that the talent and ment of the course content.

English language to

forcement to skill development.

discussion, case studies,

make the development

operation and creative

this course is totally

shall come out from

teachers. The guide

exercises, which unfold

amount of confidence in



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