The following are the B.E/B.Tech. programmes offered by the Institute.

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1 A. ACADEMIC REGULATIONS FOR B.E/B.TECH PROGRAMME i) ADMISSIONS: Admissions into first year of B.E/B.Tech Programme and admissions into second year (later entry) of B.E/B.Tech programme of the Institute will be as per the norms stipulated by Andhra University & Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education (APSCHE), Govt. of Andhra Pradesh. ii) PROGRAMMES OFFERED: The following are the B.E/B.Tech. programmes offered by the Institute. 1 Chemic Engineering 2 Civil Engineering Computer Science & Engineering 4 Electric & Electronics Engineering 5 Electronics & Communication Engineering 6 Information Technology 7 Mechanic Engineering iii) STRUCTURE OF THE B.E/B. Tech. PROGRAMME: The programme of instruction will consist of basic sciences, engineering sciences, humanities and mathematics. The complete programme is distributed over eight semesters with two semesters per academic year. Every branch of B.E/B.Tech programme will have a curriculum and syllabi for the courses recommended by the board of studies and approved by the academic council. The academic programmes of the Institute follow the credit system. The curriculum of B.E/B.Tech programme was designed to have a tot of around 200 credits. iv) DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME: The duration of the programme is four academic years consisting of two semesters in each academic year. A student is permitted to complete the Programme in a stipulated time frame of 8 consecutive academic years from the date of initi admission. Students joining the Programme in the 2 nd year through later entry scheme shl have to complete the programme in a stipulated time frame of 6 consecutive academic years from the date of initi admission. Page 1

2 v) MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: The medium of instruction and examination is in English. vi) MINIMUM INSTRUCTION DAYS: Each semester normly consists of a minimum of 16 weeks of instruction. vii) Academic Cendar: : The dates of l important events, such as commencement of class work, examinations, vacations, etc., during the Academic year will be specified in the Academic Cendar of the Institute, as approved by the Academic council. viii) Examinations & Evuation Process: The performance of a student in each semester shl be evuated subject-wise with a ma of marks each for theory and practic/drawing subjects. (a) Theory course: For l lecture based theory courses, the assessment shl be for 0 marks through intern evuation and 70 marks through extern end-semester examination of three hours duration. (b) Intern evuation: The marks for the intern evuation shl be awarded by the concerned teachers based on class work, quiz, viva-voce, assignments, student regularity and two midexaminations etc., according to a scheme notified by the department at the beginning of the semester. (c) Extern evuation: The question paper shl be set externly and vued both internly and externly. The average of the two vuations will be taken for award of marks. In case the difference of the marks obtained in the two vuations is more than 20%, then the third examiner shl vue the script and out of the three vuations, the average of two vuations which are closer together will be taken into account. (d) Laboratory course: Each student will perform nearly 12 to 15 experiments in each laboratory course. Laboratory course will be evuated for marks, out of which 50 marks are for extern examination and 50 marks are for intern evuation. The intern marks are Page 2

3 awarded based on continuous assessment, record work, intern lab examination and student regularity. The extern examination will be conducted by two examiners, one of them being laboratory class teacher as intern examiner and an extern examiner nominated by the princip from the panel of experts recommended by the HOD. A candidate shl be declared to have passed in any subject if he/she secures in the university examinations, not less than 40% in theory and not less than 50% in lab course, in addition to securing minimum of E grade for theory and a minimum of D grade for laboratory course. ix) ATTENDANCE REGULATIONS: Attendance of a student is computed by considering tot number of periods conducted in l courses as the denominator and the tot number of periods actuly attended by the student in l courses, as the numerator. It is desirable for a student to put on % attendance in l the subjects. However, a candidate shl be permitted to appear for the semester end examination provided he/she maintains a minimum of 75% overl attendance in the semester. The shortage of attendance on medic grounds can be condoned up to a maximum of 10% provided the student puts in at least 65% attendance and provided the princip is satisfied with the genuineness of the reasons. The Medic certificates are to be submitted to the Head of the Department when the candidate reports back to the classes immediately after the leave. Certificates submitted afterwards shl not be entertained. Condonation fee as fixed by the college for those who put on attendance between 65% and <75% shl be charged before the end examinations. In the case of students who participate in co-curricular, extra-curricular activities like student seminars, N.S.S, N.C.C, Inter-collegiate tournaments and any such other activities involving the representation of the Institute, with the prior approv of the princip, the candidate may be deemed to have attended the classes during the actu period of such activity, solely for the purpose of attendance. A candidate who did not satisfy minimum attendance requirement because of late admission under speci circumstances shl have to attend at least 50% of the tot scheduled periods during that semester and shl have to attend at least 90% of the tot periods of instructions held from the date of admission. Page

4 A student, who could not satisfy the minimum attendance requirement of 65% in any semester, shl be declared detained. He/she is not eligible to appear for the semester end examinations and shl have to repeat that semester with the next batch of students. x) AWARD OF GRADES: S.No. Range of Grade Grade Points 1 86% and above A %-85% A 9 67%-74% B %-66% C %-57% D %-49% E 5 7 9% F(Fail)* 0 8 The grade I represents insufficient attendance / absent (subsequently changed into pass or higher grades.) *minimum grade to pass in a laboratory course is D. I 0 The performance of a student at the end of the each semester is indicated in terms of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA). The SGPA is cculated as below: Σ ( of a course x Grade points awarded for a course) SGPA = Σ ( of a course) SGPA is cculated for the candidates who passed l the courses in that semester. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be cculated from II semester onwards up to the fin semester and its cculation is similar to SGPA, considering l the subjects enrolled from the first semester onwards. xi) AWARD OF CLASS : A candidate who becomes eligible for the award of B.E/B.Tech. Degree shl be placed in one of the following Classes. Page 4

5 S.No. Class CGPA 1 2 First Class With Distinction : CGPA 8.o or more. First Class : CGPA not less than 5.0 and less than or more* 6.5 or more but less than 8.0 Second Class/Pass 5.0 or more but less than 6.5 *First class with Distinction will be awarded to those students who clear l the subjects in single attempt. The CGPA can be converted to aggregate percentage by multiplying CGPA with 10, in case of requirement by any other university or for any other purpose. xii) ELIGIBILITY FOR AWARD OF B.E/B.TECH. DEGREE: A student shl be eligible for award of the B.E/B.Tech degree if he/she fulfils l the following conditions 1) Registered and successfully completed l the components prescribed in the Programme of study to which he/she is admitted in the stipulated period, 2) Obtained CGPA greater than or equ to 5.0 (Minimum requirement for Pass), ) No disciplinary action is pending against him/her and 4) Has no dues to the Institute including hostels. i) CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE : Students shl conduct themselves within and outside the premises of the Institute in a manner befitting the students of the Institution. As per the order of Honorable Supreme Court of India, ragging in any form is considered a crimin offence and is banned. Any form of ragging will be severely det with The following activities are not lowed within the campus i) Possession, consumption or distribution of coholic drinks or any kind of narcotics or hlucinogenic drugs. ii) Mutilation or unauthorized possession of library books. iii) Noisy and unseemly behavior, disturbing studies of fellow students. Page 5

6 iv) Hacking computer systems (such as entering into other person s areas without prior permission, manipulation and/or damage of computer hardware and software or any other cyber crime etc.) v) Use of cell phones in the campus. vi) Plagiarism of any nature. vii) Any other act of gross indiscipline as decided by the Institute from time to time. Commensurate with the gravity of offense, the punishment may be in terms of reprimand, fine, expulsion from the institute / hostel, debarment from examinations, dislowing the use of certain facilities of the Institute, suspension for a specified period or even outright expulsion from the Institute, or even handing over the case to appropriate law enforcement authorities or the judiciary, as required by the circumstances. Unauthorized collection of money in any form is strictly prohibited. Detained and Break-in-Study candidates are lowed into the campus for academic purposes only with permission from the princip. The Disciplinary Action Committee constituted by the Princip, shl be the authority to investigate the details of the offence, and recommend disciplinary action based on the nature and extent of the offence committed. All the students must abide by the code and conduct rules of the Institute. ii) MALPRACTICES : The Princip shl refer the cases of suspected mpractices in mid-term examinations and Semester-End Examinations, to Mpractice Enquiry Committee, constituted by the Institute. Such committee shl follow the approved sces of punishment. The Princip shl take necessary action, against the erring students based on the recommendations of the committee. iii) AMENDMENTS TO REGULATIONS : The Institute may, from time to time, revise, amend, or change the Regulations, Schemes of Examinations, and / or Syllabi. Page 6

7 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.E. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern MAT 111 Mathematics-I BS MAT 112 Mathematics-II BS ENG 11 English-I HS PHY 114 Physics-I BS CSE 115 CPNM ES ECE 116 Principles of Electronics ES ECE 117 Electronic Workshop ES PHY 118 Physics laboratory BS CSE 119 CPNM Lab ES Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern MAT 121 Mathematics-III BS PHY 122 Physics-II BS ECE 12 Electronic Devices and Circuits PC EEE 124 Network Theory ES CHE 125 Chemistry BS MEC 126 Engineering Graphics ES ENG 127 English laboratory HS ECE 128 EDC laboratory PC CHE 129 Chemistry laboratory BS Page 7

8 B.E. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern MAT 211 Mathematics-IV BS EEE 212 Electric Machines ES CSE 21 Data structures ES ECE 214 ECE 215 Anog Electronic Circuits Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation PC PC CHE 216 Environment Studies BS ECE 217 EEE 218 Anog Electronic Circuits laboratory Network & EM Laboratory PC ES Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern MAT 221 Mathematics V BS ECE 222 Linear ICs and Applications PC ECE 22 Digit Electronics PC ECE 224 Probability Theory & Random Processes PC ECE 225 Signs and Systems PC ECE 226 Pulse and Digit Circuits PC ECE 227 LIC and DIC laboratory PC ECE 228 Simulation laboratory PC Page 8

9 B.E. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code Categ ory Theor y Tutori Lab Sessiona l Extern ECE 11 Electromagnetic Field Theory & Transmission Lines PC ECE 12 Anog Communications PC ECE 1 Microprocessors and Applications PC EEE 14 Control Systems PC ECE 15 Profession Elective-I PE ECE 16 Open Elective-I OE ECE 17 ECE 18 Anog Communication Laboratory Microprocessors & Applications Laboratory PC PC Profession Elective-I : (1) Computer Architecture & Organization (2) Bio medic Instrumentation Open Elective-I: (1) Software Engineering, (2) Operating Systems Code Categor y Theory Tutori Lab Extern ECE 21 Antennas & Wave Propagation PC ECE 22 Digit Sign Processing PC ECE 2 Micro Controllers & Embedded Systems PC ECE 24 Profession Elective-II PE ECE 25 VLSI Design PC ECE 26 Profession Elective-III PE ECE 27 VHDL Laboratory PC ECE 28 Micro Controllers & Embedded Systems Lab PC ENG19 Soft Skills Laboratory HS Profession Elective-II: (1) EMI / EMC, (2) Computer Networks Engineering Profession Elective-II: (1) Cellular and Mobile Communications, (2) Advanced Microprocessors Page 9

10 B.E. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern MEC411 Engineering Economics and Management HS ECE 412 Digit Communications PC ECE 41 Image Processing PC ECE 414 Open Elective-II OE ECE 415 Profession Elective-IV PE ECE 416 ECE 417 ECE 418 Sign and Image Processing laboratory Digit Communications Lab Industri Training and Seminar PC PC Proj Profession Elective-IV: (1) Fiber Optic Communication, (2) Wireless sensor Networks, () Adaptive Sign Processing Open Elective-II: (1) Database Management System, (2) Neur networks and fuzzy logic, () Artifici intelligence and fuzzy logic Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ECE 421 Microwave Engineering PC ECE 422 Profession Elective-V PE ECE 42 Profession Elective-VI PE ECE 424 Microwave Engineering PC Laboratory ECE 425 Gener Seminar Proj ECE426 Comprehensive Viva Proj ECE 427 Project Proj Profession Elective-V: (1) GPS and Satellite Communications (2) ASIC design and FPGA Profession Elective-VI: (1) Radar and Navigation AIDS (2) DSP processors & Architectures () Digit System Design using Verilog HDL Page 10

11 Department of Computer Science & Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.Tech. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE ENGLISH HS CSE ENGG CHEMISTRY BS CSE 1.1. CSE CSE CSE CSE ENGG MATHEMATICS-I COMPUTER PROGRAMMING WITH C ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & HST C PROGRAMMING LAB MT PT IDS HS PT CSE CHEMISTRY LAB BS CSE NCC PE CODE NO CSE CSE CSE 1.2. CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ENGG PHYSICS BS ENGG DRAWING BE ENGG MATHEMATICS- II ENVIRNOMENTAL STUDIES DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES MT HS CE IT&MECH WORKSHOP BE PHYSICS LAB BS ENGLISH LAB HS NSS/SPORTS PE Page 11

12 B.Tech. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE CSE CSE 2.1. CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE DATA STRUCTURES DIGTAL LOGIC & DESIGN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION & ARCHITECHTURE ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS ENGG MATHEMATICS-III COMPUTER PROGRAMMING WITH C++ DATA STRUCTURES LAB USING C++ ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS LAB CE IDS HE IDS MT PT PT IDS CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE CSE CSE 2.2. CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE FILE STRUCTURES CE MICROPROCESSORS AND INTERFACING HE OPERATING SYSTEMS CE COMPUTER PROGRAMMING JAVA PROBABILITY, STATISTICS & QUEUING THEORY MICROPROCESSOR & INTERFACING LAB PT MT HE OPERATING SYSTEMS LAB CE JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB PT Page 12

13 B.Tech. rd Year (1 st Semester) CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE.1.1 DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS CE CSE.1.2 WEB TECHNOLOGIES PT CSE.1. DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CE CSE.1.4 DATA COMMUNICATIONS CE CSE.1.5 CSE.1.6 FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMETA THEORY DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS LAB CE CE CSE.1.7 WEB TECHNOLOGIS LAB PT CSE.1.8 SOFT SKILLS LAB HS CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE.2.1 COMPILER DESIGN/ LANGUAGE PROCESSORS CE CSE.2.2 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CE CSE.2. COMPUTER NETWORKS CE CSE.2.4 EMBEDDED SYSTEMS HE CSE.2.5 DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE I CE CSE.2.6 IMAGE PROCESSING CE CSE.2.7 CASE TOOLS LAB CE CSE.2.8 EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LAB HE Page 1

14 B.Tech. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE DATA WARE HOUSING & DATA MINING CE CSE SECURITY ENGINEERING CE CSE 4.1. MACHINE LEARNING CE CSE DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE II CE CSE INTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE I IDS CSE MACHINE LEARNING LAB CE CSE SECURITY ENGINEERING LAB CE CSE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING & SEMINAR PT CODE NO SUBJECT NAME Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CSE CSE CSE 4.2. SOFTWARE TESTING METHODOLOGIES DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE III DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE IV CE CE CE CSE MAJOR PROJECT CE CSE GRAND VIVA CE Page 14

15 HS-HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES PT-PROGRAMMING TECHNICS HE-HARD WARE ENGINEERING PE-PYSICHAL EDUCATION IDS -INTER DEPARTMENTAL SUBJECT BS- BASIC SCIENCES DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE I ADVANCED MICROPROCESSORS ADVANCED DATA STRUCTURES ADVANCED ARCHITECTURES PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE II MOBILE COMPUTING DISTRIBUTED OPERATING SYSTEMS NETWORK MANAGEMENT MIDDLE WARE TECHNOLOGIES DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE III FUZZY COMPUTING CLIENT SERVER COMPUTING PARALLEL COMPUTING MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING NEURAL NETWORKS INTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE I ROBOTICS GPS AND SATTELITE COMMUNICATIONS ADHOC SENSOR NETWORKS SUBJECT FROM EEE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT FOM BIOTECH/ CHEMICAL DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE IV CLOUD COMPUTING SEMANTIC WEB BIG DATA COMPUTING OPTIMIZATION Page 15

16 Department of Electric & Electronics Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.E. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern EHS 111 English HS EBS 112 Mathematics I BS EBS 11 Physics I BS EBS 114 Chemistry BS EES 115 Computer Programming with C ES EHS 116 Profession Ethics & HS HST EES 117 Computer ES Programming Lab EBS 118 Chemistry Lab BS NCC OT Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern EBS 121 Mathematics II BS EBS 122 Physics II BS EES 12 Engineering Graphics ES EBS 124 EPC 125 EBS 126 EES 127 EHS 128 Environment Studies Fundaments of Electric & Electronics Engg. Physics Lab Workshop English Lab NSS / Sports BS PC BS ES - - HS OT Page 16

17 B.E. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern EEE 211 Mathematics-III BS EEE 212 Engineering Mechanics & Strength of Materis ES EEE 21 Therm Prime Movers ES EEE 214 Network Theory PC EEE 215 EEE 216 Electronic Devices & Circuits PC 1-4 Electric Measurements PC EEE 217 EEE 218 Networks & Measurements Lab Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab PC - - PC Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern EEE 221 Mathematics-IV BS EEE 222 Electromagnetics PC EEE 22 Performance and Design of Electric Machines - I PC EEE 224 Anog Electronic Circuits PC EEE 225 Signs & Systems PC EEE226 EEE 227 Logic Design & Microprocessors Therm Prime Movers Lab PC 1-4 ES EEE 228 Anog Electronic Circuits PC Lab Page 17

18 B.E. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code Categ ory Theory Tutori Lab Sessiona l Extern EEE 11 EEE 12 EEE 1 EEE 14 EEE 15 EEE 16 EEE 17 EEE 18 EEE 19 Computer Architecture and Organization Pulse & Digit Circuits Linear I.Cs & Applications Performance & Design of Electric Machines-II Electric Power Generation and Utilization Linear Control Systems Digit Electronics & Microprocessors Laboratory LIC & PDC Laboratory Soft Skills Laboratory ES 1-4 PC PC PC PC PC PC - - PC - - HS Code Categor y Theory Tutori Lab Extern EEE 21 EEE 22 EEE 2 EEE 24 EEE 25 Open Elective OE 1-4 Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machinery ES 1-4 Performance & Design of PC 1-4 Electric Machines-III Power Electronics PC 1-4 Advanced Control Systems PC EEE 26 Transmission and Distribution PC EEE 27 EEE 28 Electric Machines Lab-I Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machines Laboratory -- Industri Training* PC - - ES IT Open Elective: 1) Data Structures, 2) ANN & Fuzzy Systems, ) CAD. Students have to undergo weeks industri training during semester break and the evuation will be done in the next semester. Page 18

19 B.E. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Code Category Theor y Tutori Lab Extern EEE 411 EEE 412 EEE 41 EEE 414 EEE 415 EEE 416 EEE 417 EEE 418 Optimization Techniques Power System Anysis & Stability Electric Drives & Traction Power System Protection Digit Control Systems Power Electronics Laboratory Electric Machines Laboratory-II Industri Training* ES PC PC PC PC PC PC IT Code Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern EEE 421 EEE 422 EEE 42 Engineering Economics & Management Power System Operation & Control Profession Elective HS 0 - PC 1-4 PE EEE 424 Power System Simulation Lab PC EEE 425 Control Systems Laboratory PC EEE 426 Project Work PW Profession Elective: 1) Power Semi Conductor Drives, 2) FACTS, ) Non Convention Energy Sources Page 19

20 Department of Civil Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.E. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Categor y Theory Tutori Lab Tot Extern Mark s ENG 111 Communicative English HS MAT 112 Engineering Mathematics - I BS CHE 11 Engineering Chemistry BS Credit s CE 114 HS 115 CE 116 Introduction to Civil Engineering Profession Ethics and History of Science & Technology Engineering Graphics using AutoCAD CE HS CE CHEP 117 Engineering Chemistry Lab BS MEP 118 Engineering Workshop ES AC 119 NSS/Sports PEd Code No. Catego ry Theo ry Tutori La b Tot Sessio n Exte rn Mar ks Tot Mar ks Credit s MAT 121 Engineering Mathematics - II BS CSE 122 CPNM ES PHY 12 Engineering Physics BS BS 124 Environment Studies BS CE 125 Engineering Mechanics-I CE PHYP 126 Engineering Physics Lab BS CSEP 127 CPNM Lab ES ENGP 128 Communication skills Lab HS AC 129 NCC P.Ed Page 20

21 B.E. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theo ry Tutori Lab Tot Sessio n Exter n Tot Mar ks Credit s MAT 211 Engineering Mathematics - III MT CE 212 Engineering Geology CE CE 21 Solid Mechanics CE CE 214 Engineering Mechanics-II CE CE 215 Civil Engineering Materis CE CE 216 Geodesy - I CE CEP 217 Engineering Geology Lab CE CEP 218 Solid Mechanics Lab CE Code No. MAT 221 CE 222 CE 22 Engineering Mathematics - IV Building construction Structur Anysis I Categor y Theo ry Tutori La b Tota l Session Exte rn Mar ks Tota l Mar ks MT CE CE CE 224 Fluid Mechanics -I CE CE 225 CEP 226 CEP 227 CEP 228 Geodesy - II Geodesy Practice Computer aided Civil Engineering Drawing Concrete Technology Lab CE CE CE CE Page 21

22 B.E. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Categor y Theo ry Tutori La b Tota l Session Exte rn Mar ks Tota l Mar ks CE 11 Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures CE CE 12 Structur Anysis II CE CE 1 Fluid Mechanics - II CE CE 14 Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in Civil Engineering CE CE 15 Geotechnic Engineering - I CE CE 16 Engineering Economics CE CEP 17 Fluid Mechanics Lab CE ENGP 18 Advanced Communication Skills Lab CE AC 19 Survey camp ** AC ** to be conducted after II year-ii semester during Summer and evuated in III Year I Semester Code No. Categor y Theo ry Tutori La b Tot Session Exte rn Mar ks Tota l Mar ks CE 21 Transportation Engineering CE CE 22 Design of Steel Structures CE CE 2 Environment Engineering I CE CE 24 Geotechnic Engineering II CE CE 25 Water Resources Engineering I CE CE 26 Project Planning & Management-I CE CEP 27 Geotechnic Engineering Lab CE CEP 28 Computer Applications in Civil Engineering-I CE Page 22

23 B.E. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Categor y Theo ry Tutori La b Tot Session Exte rn Mar ks Tota l Mar ks Credit s CE 411 Advanced Design of Structures CE CE 412 Project Planning & Management-II CE CE 41 Environment Engineering - II CE CE 414 Water Resources Engineering - II CE CE 415 Elective I CE CE 416 Elective II CE CEP 417 Environment Engineering Lab CE CEP 418 Computer Applications in Civil Engineering-II CE CEP 411 Project work Seminar CE CEP 412 Project Internship ** CE ** to be conducted after III year-ii semester and evuated in IV year-i semester Code No. Categor y Theo ry Tutori La b Tot Session Exte rn Mar ks Tota l Mar ks CE 421 Elective III CE CE 422 Elective IV CE CE 42 Elective V CE CEP 424 Transportation Engineering Lab CE CEP 421 Project Work CE Page 2

24 Elective I 1. Pre-Stressed concrete 2. Finite Element Applications in Civil Engineering. Structur Dynamics 4. Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures Elective II 1. Ground Improvement Techniques 2. Environment Geo-techniques. Soil Dynamics and Machine Foundation Elective III 1. Transportation Planning and Design 2. Traffic Engineering. Advanced Transportation Engineering 4. Pavement Materis and Construction. Elective IV 1. Coast Engineering 2. Advanced Fluid Mechanics. Watershed Management 4. Irrigation and Hydraulic Structures-Design Elective V 1. Solid Waste Management 2. Air and Noise pollution and its control. Environment Impact Assessment Industri Waste and Waste Water Management Page 24

25 Department of Chemic Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.Tech. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Externa l ChE 111 English HS ChE 112 Maths - I BS ChE 11 Engineering Graphics BE ChE 114 Chemistry BS ChE 115 ChE 116 Environment Studies Profession Ethics and HST HS HS ChE 151 Workshop BS ChE 152 Chemistry Laboratory BE ChE 15 NSS / Sports HS Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ChE 121 Maths - II BS ChE 122 Physics BS ChE 12 Computer Programming BE ChE 124 Strength of Materis BE ChE 125 ChE 161 Introduction to Chemic Engineering English Language Laboratory BE HS ChE 162 Physics Laboratory BS ChE 16 Computer Programming Laboratory BE ChE 164 NCC HS Page 25

26 B.Tech. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ChE 211 Maths III BS ChE 212 ChE 21 Electronics and Electric Engineering Mechanic Engineering BE BE ChE 214 Physic Chemistry BS ChE 215 ChE 251 ChE 252 Chemic Process Cculations Gener Engineering Laboratory Physic Chemistry Laboratory CE BE BS Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ChE 221 Maths IV BS ChE 222 Organic Chemistry BS ChE 22 Fluid Mechanics CE ChE 224 ChE 225 ChE 226 ChE 261 ChE 262 ChE 26 Chemic Engineering Thermodynamics - I Mechanic Operations Process Instrumentation Fluid Mechanics Laboratory Mechanic Operations Laboratory Organic Chemistry Laboratory CE CE CE CE CE BS Page 26

27 B.Tech. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ChE 11 Materi Science and Engineering CE ChE 12 Heat Transfer CE ChE 1 Mass Transfer I CE ChE 14 ChE 15 ChE 16 ChE 51 ChE 52 Chemic Engineering Thermodynamics II Chemic Reaction Engineering I Inorganic Chemic Technology Heat Transfer Laboratory Mass Transfer Laboratory I CE CE CE CE CE ChE 5 Soft Skills Laboratory HS Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern ChE 21 Mass Transfer II CE ChE 22 ChE 2 ChE 24 ChE 25 ChE 26 ChE 61 ChE 62 ChE 6 Chemic Reaction Engineering II Organic Chemic Technology Industri Pollution Control Bio Chemic Engineering Process Engineering Economics Mass Transfer Laboratory II Chemic Reaction Engineering Laboratory Chem. Tech. and Pollution Control Laboratory CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE Page 27

28 B.Tech. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Categor y Theory Tutori Lab Externa l ChE 411 Transport Phenomena CE ChE 412 ChE 41 Process Dynamics and Control Process Modeling and Simulation CE CE ChE 414 Process Optimization CE ChE 415 Elective I DE ChE 451 ChE 452 Process Dynamics and Control Laboratory Modeling and Simulation Laboratory CE CE ChE 45 Project Seminar PW ChE 454 Industri Training* IT * There is Industri Training at the end of III year II Semester for a minimum of three weeks during summer vacation. Assessment for the Industri Training is made during IV year I Semester. Code No. Categor y Theory Tutori Lab Externa l ChE 421 Industri Management HS ChE 422 Chemic Engineering Process Equipment Design CE ChE 42 Elective II DE ChE 461 Chemic Engineering Process Equipment Design Laboratory CE ChE 462 Project PW ELECTIVE SUBJECTS: Elective I ChE 415 (A) Polymer Technology ChE 415 (B) Fertilizer Technology ChE 415 (C) Petroleum Refining and Petrochemics ChE 415 (D) Process Biotechnology ChE 415 (E) Industri Hazards and Safety Anysis ChE 415 (F) Energy Engineering Elective II ChE 42 (A) Computation Fluid Dynamics ChE 42 (B) Micro electronics processing ChE 42 (C) Design of Experiments in Chemic Engg. ChE 42 (D) Chemic Engg. Computing ChE 42 (E) Non Newtonian flow in Chemic Engg. ChE 42 (F) Computer process Control Page 28

29 Department of Mechanic Engineering 4 Year Degree Course B.E. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Code Name of the subject Category per week Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Max. marks Extern marks 1 English HS Mathematics I MT Physics I BS Environment Studies HS Engineering Drawing BE Profession Ethics and HST HS 2 7 Physics Lab BS Workshop BE NCC AC Code Name of the subject Category per week Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Max. marks Extern marks 1 Mathematics II MT Physics II BS Chemistry BS C Programming BE Engineering Mechanics Advanced Engineering Drawing C-Programming lab BE BE BE English Lab HS Chemistry Lab BS NSS/SPORTS AC TOTAL Page 29

30 B.E. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code Name of the subject Category per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Extern marks 1 Mathematics III MT Materi Science and Metlurgy CE Mechanics of Solids I CE Engineering Thermodynamics I Manufacturing Technology I CE CE Machine Drawing CE Strength of Materis Lab CE Mechanic Engineering Lab I CE Code Name of the subject Category per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Extern marks 1 Mathematics IV MT Fluid Mechanics CE Manageri Economics and Financi Anysis Basic Electric and Electronics Technology HS BE Theory of Machines-I CE Manufacturing Technology II Manufacturing Technology Lab I Electric and Electronics Lab CE CE BE Ethics/ Aptitude HS Page 0

31 B.E. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code Name of the subject Category 1 Fluid Machinery and Systems per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Exam CE Mechanics of Solids II CE Engineering Thermodynamics II CE Theory of Machines II CE Operations Research CE Design of Machine Elements I CE FMM Lab CE Manufacturing Technology Lab II CE Soft Skills Lab HS Code Name of the subject Category per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Exam 1 SQC CE Refrigeration and Air conditioning Manufacturing Technology III Industri Engineering and Management Design of Machine Elements-II Engineering Thermodynamics-III Metrology & Mechatronics Lab Mechanic Lab II Engineering Industri Engineering Lab / Production drawing CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE Industri Training * IT TOTAL Page 1

32 B.E. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Code Name of the subject Category per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Exam 1 Finite Element Anysis CE Heat and Mass Transfer CE Automobile Engineering CE Elective I DE Elective II DE Computer Aided Design CE Heat and Mass Transfer Lab Computer Aided Design Lab CE CE Industri Training** Code Name of the subject Category per week Max. marks Lecture Tutori Practic Sess. Exam 1 Instrumentation and Control Systems CE Elective -III DE Elective-IV(Inter Department) IDE Project PW Comprehensive Viva CE S. No ELECTIVE -1 1 Optimization Design 1 Gas Turbines and Jet Propulsion Advanced Foundry and Welding 2 Technology 2 Tool Design Power Plant Engineering Production Planning and Control 4 Computer Graphics 4 Robotics 5 Rapid Prototyping 5 Mechatronics ELECTIVE -III 1 Computation Fluid Dynamics 1 Neur Network and fuzzy logic 2 Non Convention Energy Sources 2 Artifici Intelligence Computer Numeric Control and Computer Aided Manufacturing Database Management Systems 4 Quity Management 4 Data Structures 5 Engineering Tribology 5 Data Mining ELECTIVE -II ELECTIVE -1V {INTER DEPARTMENTAL} Page 2

33 Code No. Department of Information Technology 4 Year Degree Course B.Tech. 1 st Year (1 st Semester) Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern IT111 ENGLISH HS IT112 IT11 IT114 IT115 IT116 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - I ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY BASICS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER PROGRAMMING WITH C PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND HST BS BS ES ES BS IT117 C PROGRAMMING LAB ES IT118 CHEMISTRY LAB BS NSS/SPORTS TOTAL Code No. IT121 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS II Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern BS IT122 ENGINEERING PHYSICS BS IT12 IT124 IT125 DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES ENGINEERING DRAWING ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BS ES HS IT126 PHYSICS LAB BS IT127 IT & MECHANICAL WORKSHOP ES IT128 ENGLISH LAB HS NCC TOTAL Page

34 B.Tech. 2 nd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern IT211 IT212 ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS PROBABILITY STATASTICS AND QUEUING THEORY PC BS IT21 DATA STRUCTURES CS IT214 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING THOUGH JAVA CS IT215 DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN CS IT216 ELECTRONICS LAB PC IT217 DATA STRUCTURES LAB CS IT218 JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB CS TOTAL Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern IT221 IT222 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION DATA COMMUNICATIONS CS CS IT22 OPERATING SYSTEMS CS IT224 MICROPROCESSORS CS IT225 FILE STRUCTURES CS IT226 FILE STRUCTURES LAB CS IT227 MICROPROCESSORS LAB CS IT228 OPERATING SYSTEMS LAB CS TECHNICAL SEMINAR TOTAL Page 4

35 B.Tech. rd Year (1 st Semester) Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern IT11 COMPUTER NETWORKS CS IT12 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CS IT1 WEB TECHNOLOGIES CS IT14 FORMAL AND THEORY LANGUAGES AUTOMATA CS IT15 DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS CS IT16 SOFT SKILLS LAB HS IT17 DBMS LAB CS IT18 WEB LAB TECHNOLOGIES CS IT19 SUMMER TRAINING-1 2 TOTAL Code No. Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern IT21 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CS IT22 LANGUAGE PROCESSORS CS IT2 ELECTIVE-I PE IT24 IT25 LINUX NETWORK PROGRAMMING INTER DEPARMENTAL ELECTIVE CS PE IT26 CASE TOOLS LAB CS IT27 IT28 LINUX NETWORK PROGRAMMING LAB ALGORITHMS & LANGUAGE PROCESSORS LAB CS CS MINI PROJECT TOTAL Page 5

36 Code No. IT411 IT412 IT41 COMPUTER GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE TESTING METHODOLOGIES DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATA MINING B.Tech. 4 th Year (1 st Semester) Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CS CS CS IT414 ELECTIVE II PE IT415 ELECTIVE III PE IT416 CG & MMS LAB CS IT417 DWDM LAB CS IT418 TESTING TOOLS LAB CS SUMMER TRAINING TOTAL Code No. IT421 IT422 CRYPTOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES Category Theory Tutori Lab Extern CS ES IT42 ELECTIVE IV PE IT425 PROJECT WORK CS COMPREHENSIVE VIVA TOTAL ELECTIVE -I ELECTIVE II ELECTIVE III ELECTIVE -IV INTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE EMBEDDED SYSTEMS.NET TECHNOLOGIES IMAGE PROCESSING E-COMMERCE AD HOC & SENSOR NETWORKS (ECE) ADVANCED DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MACHINE LEARNING DESIGN PATTERNS DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE MOBILE COMPUTING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BIG DATA ANALYTICS SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION SOFT COMPUTING GPS & SATELLITE COMMUNICATION (ECE) BIO INFORMATICS (CHEMICAL) ROBOTICS (MECH) INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS OPERATION RESEARCH REAL TIME SYSTEMS OPEN SOURCE SYSTEMS NEURAL NETWORKS & FUZZY LOGIC SEMANTIC WEB & SOCIAL NETWORKS CLOUD COMPUTING CONTROL SYSTEMS (EEE) Page 6

37 B. Academic Regulations for M.E/M.Tech programme i) ADMISSIONS: Admission into M.E/M.Tech Programmes of the Institute shl be made subject to the eligibility, quifications and speciization as per the norms stipulated by Andhra University, Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education (APSCHE) and All India Council for Technic Education (AICTE) from time to time. ii) PROGRAMMES OFFERED: The following are the M.E/M.Tech. programmes offered by the Institute. 1 Biotechnology (Dept. of Chemic Engineering & Biotechnology) 2 Communication Systems (Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering) Computer Science & Technology (Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering) 4 Control Systems Engineering (Dept. of Electric & Electronics Engineering) 5 Machine Design (Dept. of Mechanic Engineering) iii) STRUCTURE OF THE M.E/M. Tech. PROGRAMME: The programme of instruction will consist of advanced subjects of the respective speciization. The complete programme is distributed over four semesters with two semesters per academic year. Course work is offered in the first two semesters (except for PG programme in Computer Science where it is extended upto third semester) and the dissertation work will be carried out during third and fourth semesters. Every branch of M.E/M.Tech programme will have a curriculum and syllabi for the courses recommended by the board of studies and approved by the academic council. The academic programmes of the Institute follow the credit system. iv) DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME : The duration of the programme is two academic years consisting of two semesters in each academic year. A student is permitted to complete the Programme in a stipulated time frame of 4 consecutive academic years from the date of initi admission. v) MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: The medium of instruction and examination is in English. Page 7

38 vi) MINIMUM INSTRUCTION DAYS: The period of instruction shl comprise of a minimum of 16 weeks. The semester end examinations shl ordinarily be held after completion of 16 weeks. vii) Academic Cendar : The dates of l important events, such as commencement of class work, examinations, vacations, etc., during the Academic year will be specified in the Academic Cendar of the Institute, as approved by the Academic council. viii) Examinations & Evuation Process: The performance of a student in each semester shl be evuated subject-wise with a maximum of marks each for theory and practic subjects. a) Theory course: For l lecture based theory courses, the assessment shl be for 0 marks through intern evuation and 70 marks through extern end-semester examination of three hours duration. b) Intern evuation: The marks for the intern evuation shl be awarded by the concerned teachers based on class work, quiz, viva-voce, assignments, student regularity and two midexaminations etc., according to a scheme notified by the department at the beginning of the semester. c) Extern evuation: The question paper shl be set externly and vued both internly and externly. The average of the two vuations will be taken for award of marks. In case the difference of the marks obtained in the two vuations is more than 20%, then the third examiner shl vue the script and out of the three vuations, the average of two vuations which are closer together will be taken into account. d) Laboratory course: Each laboratory course will be evuated for marks, out of which 50 marks are for extern examination and 50 marks are for intern evuation. The intern marks are awarded based on continuous assessment, record work, intern lab examination and student regularity. The extern examination will be conducted by two examiners, one of them being laboratory class teacher as intern examiner and an extern examiner nominated by the princip from the panel of experts recommended by the HOD. Page 8

39 However, for some of the PG courses where there is no extern examination, entire lab course will be evuated internly according to the schedule notified by the concerned department at the beginning of the semester. A candidate shl be declared to have passed in any subject if he/she secures in the university examinations, not less than 40% in theory or lab course, in addition to securing minimum of E grade. e) Dissertation Work : Every candidate shl be required to submit the record of dissertation work at the end of fourth semester. The viva-voce examination on the dissertation shl be conducted by a board of minimum four examiners consisting of 1. The Head of the Department as Chairman 2. Chairman, Board of studies of the concerned department. Intern guide 4. Expert member in the speciization to be nominated by Princip from panel of experts proposed by HoD from outside the Institute. In case the dissertation work is not approved by the committee, the candidate shl repeat the work as directed by the Department Research Committee (DRC). ix) ATTENDANCE REGULATIONS: Attendance of a student is computed by considering tot number of periods conducted in l courses as the denominator and the tot number of periods actuly attended by the student in l courses, as the numerator. It is desirable for a student to put on % attendance in l the subjects. However, a candidate shl be permitted to appear for the semester end examination provided he/she maintains a minimum of 75% overl attendance in the semester. The shortage of attendance on medic grounds can be condoned up to a maximum of 10% provided the student puts in at least 65% attendance and provided the princip is satisfied with the genuineness of the reasons. The Medic certificates are to be submitted to the Head of the Department when the candidate reports back to the classes immediately after the leave. Certificates submitted afterwards shl not be entertained. Condonation fee as fixed by the college for those who put on attendance between 65% and <75% shl be charged before the end examinations. In the case of students who participate in co-curricular, extra-curricular activities like student seminars, N.S.S, N.C.C, Inter-collegiate tournaments and any such other activities involving the representation of the Institute, with the prior approv of the Princip routed through HoD ong with his recommendations, the candidate may be deemed to have attended the classes during the actu period of such activity, solely for the purpose of attendance. Page 9

40 A student, who could not satisfy the minimum attendance requirement of 65% in any semester, shl be declared detained. He/she is not eligible to appear for the semester end examinations and shl have to repeat that semester with the next batch of students. The criteria for promotion from 1st semester to 2nd semester and to the subsequent semesters are based on the requisite attendance put up by the candidate. x) AWARD OF GRADES: S.No. Range of Grade Grade Points 1 90% and above A % - 89% A 9 70% - 79% B % - 69% C % - 59% D % - 54% E 5 7 <50% F(Fail) 0 8 The grade I represents insufficient attendance / absent (subsequently changed into pass or higher grades.) I 0 The performance of a student at the end of the each semester is indicated in terms of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA). The SGPA is cculated as below: Σ ( of a course x Grade points awarded for a course) SGPA = Σ( of a course) SGPA is cculated for the candidates who passed l the courses in that semester. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be cculated from II semester onwards up to the fin semester and its cculation is similar to SGPA, considering l the subjects enrolled from the first semester onwards. Page 40

41 xi) AWARD OF CLASS : A candidate who becomes eligible for the award of M.E/M.Tech degree shl be placed in one of the following Classes. S.No. Class CGPA 1 First Class With Distinction 8.0 or more* 2 First Class 6.5 or more but less than 8.0 Second Class/Pass 5.5 or more but less than 6.5 *First class with Distinction will be awarded to those students who clear l the subjects in single attempt including dissertation. The CGPA can be converted to aggregate percentage by multiplying CGPA with 10, in case of requirement by any other university or for any other purpose. xii) ELIGIBILITY FOR AWARD OF M.E/M.TECH. DEGREE: A student shl be eligible for award of the M.E/M.Tech degree if he/she fulfils l the following conditions 1) Registered and successfully completed l the components prescribed in the Programme of study to which he/she is admitted in the stipulated period, 2) Obtained CGPA greater than or equ to 5.5 (Minimum requirement for Pass), ) No disciplinary action is pending against him/her and 4) Has no dues to the Institute including hostels. i) CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE : Students shl conduct themselves within and outside the premises of the Institute in a manner befitting the students of the Institution. As per the order of Honorable Supreme Court of India, ragging in any form is considered a crimin offence and is banned. Any form of ragging will be severely det with. The following activities are not lowed within the campus i) Possession, consumption or distribution of coholic drinks or any kind of narcotics or hlucinogenic drugs. ii) Mutilation or unauthorized possession of library books. iii) Noisy and unseemly behavior, disturbing studies of fellow students. Page 41