This document outlines the syllabus for a basic civil and mechanical engineering course. It covers an overview of the objectives, outcomes, textbooks and 5 units that will be taught: 1) Overview of civil and mechanical engineering, 2) Surveying and civil engineering materials, 3) Building components and structures, 4) Internal combustion engines and power plants, and 5) Refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Each unit provides details on the topics that will be discussed, such as foundations, bridges, steam and diesel power plants, refrigeration cycles, and air conditioner types.

1. BE8252
BASIC CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
OVER VIEW

2. SUBJECT OBJECTIVES

3. SYLLABUS

4. OUT COMES

5. TEXT & REFERENCE BOOKS

6. A - OVER VIEW

7. UNIT – I
( OVER VIEW)
I. OVERVIEW OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
1) CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION TO THE WELFARE OF SOCIETY
2) SPECIALIZED DISCIPLINES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
3) WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
II. OVERVIEW OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
1) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION TO THE WELFARE OF
SOCIETY.
2) SPECIALIZED DISCIPLINES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
3) INTER DISCIPLINARY CONCEPTS IN CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING

8. B - CIVIL ENGINEERING

9. UNIT – II
( SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS)
I. SURVEYING
1) OBJECTS
2) CLASSIFICATIONS
3) PRINCIPLES
4) MEASUREMENTS OF DISTANCES, ANGLES
5) LEVELING
6) DETERMINATION OF AREAS
7) CONTOURS
8) EXAMPLES
II. CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS
1) BRICKS
2) STONES
3) SAND
4) CEMENT
5) CONCRETE
6) STEEL
7) TIMBER
8) MODERN MATERIALS

10. UNIT – III
( BUILDING COMPONENTS & STRUCTURES)
I. BUILDING COMPONENTS
1) FOUNDATIONS
1) TYPES OF FOUNDATIONS
2) BEARING CAPACITY AND SETTLEMENT
3) REQUIREMENT OF GOOD FOUNDATIONS
II. CIVIL ENGINEERING STRUCTURES
1) BRICKSMASONRY
2) STONESMASONRY
3) BEAMS, COLUMNS, LINTELS, ROOFING,FLOORING,PLASTERING,FLOOR
AREA, CARPET AREA AND FLOOR SPACE INDEX
4) TYPES OF BRIDGES AND DAMS
5) WATER SUPPLY – SOURCE & QUALITY OF WATER
6) RAIN WATER HARVESTING
7) INTRODUCTION TO HIGH WAY
8) INTRODUCTION TO RAIL WAY

11. C - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

12. UNIT – IV
( INTERNAL COMPUSTION ENGINES & POWER PLANTS)
I. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
1) CLASSIFICATION OF POWER PLANTS
2) INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AS AUTOMOBILE POWER PLANT
3) WORKING PRINCIPLE OF DIESEL AND PETROL ENGINES
4) FOUR STROKE AND TWO STROKE ENGINES
5) COMPARISION OF FOUR STROKE AND TWO STROKE ENGINES
II. POWER PLANTS
1) STEAM POWER PLANT
2) DIESEL POWER PLANT
3) HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER PLANT
4) NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
5) BOILERS
6) TURBINES
7) PUMPS

13. UNIT – V
( REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM)
I. REFRIGERAION SYSTEM
1) TERMINOLOGY OF REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
2) PRINCIPLE OF VAPOUR COMPRESSION REFRIGERATION
SYSTEM
3) PRINCIPLE OF VAPOUR ABSORPTION REFRIGERATION
SYSTEM
4) LAYOUT OF TYPICAL DOMESTIC REFRIGERATOR
5) COMPARISION OF FOUR STROKE AND TWO STROKE ENGINES
II. AIR CONDITIONERS
1) WINDOW TYPE AIR CONDITIONNING
2) SPLIT TYPE AIR CONDITIONNING

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