Course Code & Name

Course Outcome No.

Course Outcomes

SEMESTER – I

After completion of the course, the students will be able to

HS8151 &

Communicative English

1

Build listening skills to acknowledge formal and informal conversations

2

Illustrate the various kinds of Grammar in speaking etiquette

3

Describe the narrative techniques in Communication

4

Interpret writings and formulate simple sentences in English

5

Classify the main and sub-ordinate ideas in writing.

MA8151 &

Engineering Mathematics – I

1

Apply limits and differentiation to differentiate functions and solve maxima and minima problems.

2

Evaluate integrals using Riemann sums and Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

3

Apply integration to compute multiple integrals, area, volume, integrals in polar coordinates, in addition to change of order and change of variables

4

Evaluate integrals by using techniques of integration, such as substitution, partial fractions and integration by parts

5

Determine convergence / divergence of improper integrals and evaluate convergent improper integrals. Apply various techniques in solving differential equations

PH8151 &

Engineering Physics

1

Describe the fundamentals of properties of matter to formulate and analyze the problems in columns and beams.

2

Summarize the concepts and applications of waves, lasers and fiber optics to give theoretical approaches to design modern devices.

3

Identify the thermal properties of materials required for expansion joints and heat exchangers and determine the heat flow.

4

Explain the concepts of advanced quantum theory and its applications in tunneling microscopes for both the mathematical and physical prediction.

5

Explain the basics of crystals, their structures and different crystal growth techniques

CY8151 &

Engineering Chemistry

1

Illustrate the methods of water softening, requirements of boiler feed water and water treatment methods.

2

Explain catalysis theories and adsorption concepts used in pollution abatement.

3

Identify the eutectic mixtures of suitable alloys for the replacement of traditional materials in Engineering applications.

4

Describe methods of fuel manufacture and calculation of calorific value to meet desired needs within realistic constraints.

5

Explain the principle and generation of energy in batteries, nuclear reactors, solar cells, wind mills and fuel cells to give an idea about various energy sources and storage devices.

GE8151 &

Problem Solving and Python Programming

1

Develop algorithmic solutions to simple computational problems

2

Read, write, execute simple Python programs.

3

Develop simple Python programs for solving problems and decompose them into functions

4

Represent compound data using Python lists, tuples, dictionaries

5

Describe the methods to read and write data from/to files in python programs

GE8152 &

Engineering Graphics

1

 Construct multiple views of objects and conic sections.

2

Construct orthographic projections of lines and plane surfaces.

3

Outline projections of solids.

4

Outline projections of sectional views and development of surfaces.

5

Extend isometric and perspective sections of simple solids.

GE8161 &

Problem Solving and Python Programming Laboratory

1

Solve simple computational problems using python programs

2

Solve problems using conditions & loops in python

3

Develop Python programs by defining functions and calling them

4

Apply python list, tuples and dictionaries for representing compound data

5

Develop python programs using files

BS8161 &

Physics and Chemistry Laboratory

1

Demonstrate the basic concepts like torque, elasticity and bending moment of beams for various engineering applications by the determination of rigidity modulus of the wire and young’s modulus of the material of the beam by non-uniform bending.

2

Identify the fundamentals of thermal properties of material of the bad conductor by Lee’s disc method.

3

Demonstrate the estimation of DO content in water sample by Winkler’s method and molecular weight of polymer by Ostwald viscometer.

4

Determine the strength of an acid using pH meter and conductometer.

5

Demonstrate the estimation of weak and strong acids in a mixture by conductometer.

SEMESTER – II

HS8251 &

Technical English

1

Develop the listening skill to comprehend lectures and talk in their area of specialization successfully.

2

Improve the speaking ability to communicate effectively in varied formal and informal contexts.

3

Build the reading proficiency for effective understanding of scientific and technical reports.

4

Construct sentences successfully for effective writing of journal papers and job winning applications.

5

Enhance communication skills for competent reporting and presenting among the engineering community.

MA8251 &

Engineering Mathematics – II

1

Apply the idea of reducing complex problems into simple form using matrix technique.

2

Apply line, surface and volume integrals using Gauss, Stokes and Green’s theorems and verify

3

Apply Analytic functions, conformal mapping and complex integration to simplify complex problems

4

Apply various techniques in solving complex integration problem to simple problem by using residue technique

5

Apply Laplace transform and inverse Laplace transform to solve differential equations with constant coefficients

PH8201 & Physics for Civil Engineering

1

Illustrate the basic ideas and concepts about the thermal performance of buildings and natural ventilation to meet desired needs within realistic constraints in the building construction.

2

Explain the acoustic properties of buildings for the acoustic treatments of domestic or populated buildings and multistory buildings.

3

Describe the various lighting designs for various buildings to meet desired needs within realistic constraints in available lighting equipment and technology.

4

Identify the properties and manipulation of new engineering materials for the replacement of traditional materials in engineering applications.

5

Summarize the basics of hazards of buildings, prevention and its safety measures for the implementation of safety concepts.

BE8251 & Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering

1

Analyse the electrical circuits using Kirchhoff’s law, mesh analysis and nodal analysis.

2

Determine the performance characteristics of DC and AC machines.

3

Determine the performance characteristics of electronic devices.

4

Design combinational and sequential circuits.

5

Explain the elements of communication systems.

GE8291 &

Environmental Science and Engineering

1

Explain the values, threats and conservation of biodiversity and classify various Ecosystems.

2

Identify and implement technological and economical solution to environmental pollution.

3

Explain various natural resources, their causes and their effects.

4

Illustrate the methods of disaster management and specify the legal responsibilities of an individual.

5

Describe the need of awareness about population growth, family welfare, value education and role of IT in environment and human health.

GE 8292 & Engineering Mechanics

1

Illustrate the vectorial and scalar representation of forces and moments

2

Analyse the rigid body in equilibrium

3

Evaluate the properties of surfaces and solids

4

calculate dynamic forces exerted in rigid body

5

determine the friction and the effects by the laws of friction

GE8261 & Engineering Practices Laboratory

1

Fabricate carpentry components and pipe connections including plumbing works

2

Use welding equipment’s to join the structures and carry out the basic machining operations.

3

Make the models using sheet metal works.

4

Illustrate centrifugal pump, air conditioner, operations smithy, foundary and fittings.

5

Carry out basic home electrical works and appliances, measure the electrical quantities and elaborate on the components, gates, soldering practices.

CE8211 & Computer Aided Building Drawing

1

Develop drafting skills in drawing plan, section and elevation of residential buildings using AutoCAD software

2

Draft the industrial structures using computer softwares

3

Draft the framed buildings using computer softwares

4

Develop drafting skills in drawing section and elevation of Doors and windows using AutoCAD software

5

Utilize Building Information Modeling

SEMESTER – III

MA8353 & Transforms and Partial Differential Equations

1

Solve differential equations in vibration analysis and signal processing by using Fourier series.

2

Apply Fourier series techniques to solve one and two dimensional heat flow problems and also one dimensional wave equations.

3

Apply the mathematical principles on transforms and partial differential equations to formulate and solve physical problems in engineering.

4

Apply Z transform techniques to solve Partial Differential equations and discrete time systems

5

Apply partial differential equation concepts in solving homogeneous and non- homogeneous equations.

CE6301 & Engineering Geology

1

Identify the various geological agents & processes involved

2

Summarize the properties & behavior of the available minerals

3

Classify the available rocks in the construction site.

4

Interpret the different geological features & their engineering importance

5

Apply the geological investigations and remote sensing techniques in Civil Engineering projects

CE8301 & Strength of Materials I

1

Summarize the concepts of stress and strain, principal stresses and principal planes.

2

Determine Shear force and bending moment in beams using the theory of simple bending

3

Apply Macaulay’s and double integration methods to find the deflection of beams

4

Design circular shafts and helical springs using basic equations of torsion

5

Analyze the pin jointed plane and space trusses

CE8302 & Fluid Mechanics

1

Get a basic knowledge of fluids in static, kinematic and dynamic equilibrium.

2

Understand and solve the problems related to equation of motion.

3

Gain knowledge about dimensional and model analysis.

4

Learn types of flow and losses of flow in pipes.       

5

Understand and solve the boundary layer problems.

CE8391 & Construction Materials

1

Classify the strength tests for stones, brick and blocks

2

Identify the manufacturing methods and tests for lime, cement and aggregates

3

Summarize the production of concrete and its placement

4

Demonstrate the applications of timber, steel, aluminium and bitumen in construction

5

Choose modern materials for construction with respect to the strength and durability requirements

CE8351 & Surveying

1

Explain instruments and maps for surveying 

2

Determine heights and distances by measuring Horizontal and vertical angles using theodolite

3

Apply mathematical adjustment of errors in surveying measurements 

4

Determine time, longitude, latitude and azimuth using the concepts of astronomical (advanced methods) surveying  

5

Explain the working principle of modern surveying equipments 

CE8361 – Surveying Laboratory

1

Demonstrate the handling of basic survey instruments, Total Station and GPS

2

Compare Triangulation and Astronomical surveying

3

Carryout field marking for various engineering projects 

CE8311 & Construction Materials Laboratory

1

Conduct Quality Control tests on Fine and Coarse Aggregates

2

Determine the strength properties of fresh and hardened concrete

         3

Demonstrate the Quality Control tests on Bricks, blocks and tiles

HS8381 & Interpersonal Skills /Listening and Speaking

1

Listen and respond appropriately. 

2

Participate in group discussions 

3

Make effective presentations 

4

Participate confidently and appropriately in conversations both formal and informal

SEMESTER –IV

MA8491 & Numerical Methods

1

Apply algebraic and transcendental equations using iteration methods and Newton-Raphson methods

2

Apply the numerical techniques of interpolation and error approximations in Newton divided difference problems

3

Apply the numerical techniques of differentiation and integration for engineering problems.

4

Identify the proper technique to solve first and second Order ordinary differential equations problems.

5

Solve the partial and ordinary differential equations with initial and boundary conditions by using certain techniques with engineering applications.

CE8401 & Construction

Techniques and

Practices.

1

explain the construction techniques and structural systems 

2

Summarize the techniques and practices on masonry construction, flooring and roofing.

3

plan the requirements for substructure construction

4

identify the methods and techniques involved in the construction of super structures

5

Compare construction equipment’s for building applications

CE8402 Strength of

Materials II

1

Apply strain energy principles to determine the deflection of determinate beams, frames and trusses 

2

Analyse propped cantilever, fixed beams and continuous beams using theorem of three moment equations

3

Determine the load carrying capacity of columns and stresses induced in columns and cylinders

4

Identify the principal stresses and planes for an element in three dimensional state of stress

5

Analyze unsymmetrical bending of beams and curved beams 

CE8403 & Applied Hydraulic

Engineering

1

Determine the flow characteristics in open channels

2

identify effective section for different cross sections in open channel flow 

3

compare uniform, gradually and rapidly varied flows in steady state conditions.

4

Develop characteristic curves (speed vs.discharge, power and efficiency) for pumps 

5

Develop characteristic curves (speed vs.discharge, power and efficiency) for turbines

CE8404 & Concrete Technology

1

Summarize the properties of constituents of concrete and quality tests 

2

Choose the mineral and chemical admixtures for specific applications in construction

3

Determine the suitable mix proportion of concrete by BIS method

4

Explain the properties of fresh and hardened concrete

5

Distinguish between self-compacting, fibre reinforced, geopolymer and light weight concretes

CE8491 & Soil Mechanics

1

classify the soil and assess the engineering properties, based on index properties.

2

Determine effective stress parameters of soil

3

Construct stress distribution diagrams of a soil medium due to load applied at the ground surface

4

Compare the shear strength parameters of cohesive and cohesion less soils

5

analyze the stability of slopes 

CE8481 & Strength of Materials

Laboratory

1

Conduct quality tests on mild steel rod and springs

2

Compare the quality tests on cement, bricks and wood

3

Determine the hardness and impact strength on metals

CE8461 & Hydraulic Engineering

Laboratory

1

Calibrate orificemeter, venturimeter and rotameter using constant flow in pipes

2

Determine frictional losses in pipes and Analyze buoyancy by measuring metacentric height of floating bodies

3

Compare the performance characteristic curves (speed vs.discharge, power and efficiency) of pumps and turbines

HS8461 Advanced Reading

and Writing

1

Write different types of essays.

2

Write winning job applications.

3

Read and evaluate texts critically.

4

Display critical thinking in various professional contexts.

SEMESTER –V

CE8502 & Structural Analysis I

1

Analyze the indeterminate frames using strain energy method

2

Apply slope deflection method to analyze beams and frames 

3

Apply moment distribution method to analyze beams and frames 

4

Analyze statically indeterminate beams & frames by using flexibility matrix method

5

Analyze statically indeterminate beams & frames by using stiffness matrix method

ORO551 & Renewable Energy Sources

1

Outline the basic concepts of solar radiation

2

Classify the solar energy collectors and methodologies of storing solar energy

3

Summarise methods of applying solar energy in a useful way

4

Explain wind energy and biomass with its economic aspects

5

Compare the various forms of geothermal energy

CE8591 & Foundation Engineering

1

Describe the methods of site investigation and sampling of soil

2

Determine the bearing capacity  from in-situ tests and settlement of foundations

3

Analyse and design shallow footings according to codal provision

4

Determine the load carrying capacity and settlement of pile foundation

5

Determine the earth pressure on retaining walls and carryout the analysis for stability

EN8491 & Water supply Engineering

1

Estimate the total water demand for a town/city

2

Design the conduits for transportation of water from the source to treatment plant and to the city

3

Design an appropriate treatment system for the water available at the source

4

Explain the advance treatment methods to treat the water.

5

Plan and design a water distribution system for an individual building and community

GI8013 & Advanced Surveying

1

Summarize the concepts of astronomical surveying

2

Describe the methods of  photogrammetry in Aerial Surveying

3

Develop solution to field problems using Total station 

4

Explain GPS surveying and its applications in data processing

5

Classify route surveys and tunnel alignments

CE 8501 – Design of

reinforced cement                    concrete elements

1

Describe the methodologies for the design of RC elements

2

Design rectangular and flanged beams by limit state method 

3

Apply the concepts of combined bending, shear and torsion for the design of RC members 

4

Design columns for axial, uniaxial and biaxial eccentric loading

5

Design isolated footings for axial loads

CE8511 & Soil Mechanics Laboratory

1

Classify soil from its index and compaction properties 

2

Analyze density of soil by performing in situ tests

3

Demonstrate the determination of triaxial compression strength and relative density

CE8513 & Survey Camp

1

Conduct traversing, contouring, curve setting and offset of buidlings for civil engineering applications

2

Apply the theoretical concepts to field problems related to surveying

3

Document original field observations, calculations and plots.

CE8512 & Water and Waste Water Analysis Laboratory

1

Analyze the pollutant concentration in water and wastewater

2

Categorize the type of treatment required for water and waste water

3

Analyze the conditions for the growth of micro-organisms in water and wastewater.

                                                        SEMESTER – VI

CE8603 & Irrigation Engineering

1

Summarize the crop water requirements for irrigation purpose

2

Explain the Irrigation methods for Surface, Sub-Surface and Drip systems

3

Explain Dams and diversion head works

4

Illustrate the cross drainage works in canal irrigation

5

Analyze water management strategies for optimized water use in irrigation

CE 8602 & Structural Analysis II

1

Develop influence line diagrams for determinate structures with moving loads.

2

Develop influence line diagrams for indeterminate structures with moving loads.

3

Analyze bending moment and shear force variants for various types of arches.

4

Solve cables and suspension bridges.

5

Illustrate the plastic analysis of beams and frames.

CE8601 & Design of Steel Structures

1

Describe the design philosophies for steel structures

2

Design bolted and welded connections for steel structures

3

Design the tension members in steel structures

4

Design the compression members in steel structures

5

Design the flexural members in steel structures

CE8005 & Air Pollution and Control Engineering

1

Summarize the concepts of air pollutants, noise pollution and air quality management

2

Explain the effects of meteorology in air pollution

3

Analyze air control equipment’s according to the industrial need

4

Explain the factors affecting Selection of Control Equipment

5

Outline the sources, types and control of indoor air pollutants

EN8592 & Wastewater Engineering

1

Summarize & characterize the wastewater generated from a town/ city

2

Illustrate the design principles of sewer design.

3

Analyse and design primary treatment of sewage.

4

Design the necessary secondary treatment units for the wastewater collected from the town/city.

5

Identify the suitable mode of disposal for the treated wastewater without endangering the environment.

CE8604 & Highway Engineering

1

Apply the knowledge on planning and aligning of highway.

2

Utilize curves for Geometric design of highways

3

Design flexible and rigid pavements.

4

Summarize properties and testing method of modern highway construction materials 

5

Describe the concept of pavement management system, evaluation of distress and maintenance of pavements.

CE8611 & Highway Engineering Laboratory

1

Analyze the Quality of Aggregates for pavement construction

2

Analyze the strength properties of bitumen for road construction

3

Compare the bituminous mixes according to their chacteristics

CE8612 & Irrigation and environmental engineering drawing

1

Design and draw tank surplus weir and tank sluice with tower head, earth dam and its profile

2

Design and draw -Aqueducts, Syphon aqueduct (Type III), Canal drop (Notch Type)

3

Design and draw Direct Sluice and Canal regulator

4

Design and draw flash mixer, flocculator, clarifier, Rapid sand filter, Service reservoirs.         

5

Design and draw screen chamber, Grit channel, Primary clarifier, activated sludge process, Aeration tank, Trickling filter.

HS8581 & Professional Communication

1

Relate effective presentations and explain confidently in Group discussions 

2

Recall and interpret the current affairs

3

Analyze the interview techniques and elucidate to win

4

Build adequate soft skills required for the workplace.

5

Make use of time management construct long term career plan.

                                                            SEMESTER – VII

CE8701 Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering

1

Determine the quantities of materials required for      buildings, bituminous and cement concrete roads, septic tank, soak pit, retaining walls and culverts.

2

Develop the rate analysis and cost estimates for all building works, canals and roads.

3

Prepare tenders with reference to the specifications.

4

Compare the types of contracts.

5

Choose the effective valuation method from rental, direct comparison of capital value, depreciation and profit methods.

CE8702 – Railways, Airports, Docks and Harbour Engineering

1

Describe the methods of route alignment and design elements in railway planning and construction.

2

Explain the construction techniques and maintenance of track laying and railway stations.

3

Illustrate the planning of airports.

4

Design runways and taxiways in airports.

5

Summarize the various features in harbors and ports; their construction, coastal protection works and coastal Regulations to be adopted.

CE8703 – Structural Design and Drawing

1

Design and draw reinforced concrete cantilever and counterfort retaining walls.

2

Design and draw flat slabs, reinforced concrete and steel bridges.

3

Design and draw circular and rectangular water tanks.

4

Design and draw steel roof trusses and beam columns.

5

Design and draw plate girder and gantry girders.

CE8012 & Construction Planning & Scheduling

1

Understand the basic concepts of construction planning

2

Schedule the construction activities using CPM and PERT and make use of application software

3

Summarize the forecasting and cost accounting systems

4

Explain the quality control methods and safety measures during construction

5

Illustrate the organization of project information by using centralized database management systems

OML751 – Testing of Materials

1

outline the purpose of testing and various testing standards

2

demonstrate the different testing techniques to study the mechanical properties of materials

3

classify non-destructive testing techniques to inspect industrial and building components

4

summarise suitable material characterization testing methods for various applications

5

compare the thermal and chemical testing techniques for various applications

CE8711 – Creative and Innovative Project (Activity Based – Subject Related)

1

Review the literature and gather information pertaining to the chosen topic.

2

Demonstrate the novelty of the project through the results and outputs.

3

Carryout the design / fabrication or develop computer code.

CE8712 – Industrial Training (4 weeks During VI Semester – Summer)

1

Apply theoretical knowledge to solve practical problems in Civil Engineering.

2

Document original field observations, calculations and plots.

3

Suggest/learn new/alternate techniques for improvement.

SEMESTER-VIII

CE8022 Prefabricated Structures 

1

Explain the properties of materials used in prefabricated units

2

Describe the components of prefabricated structures.

3

Outline the design principles of the prefabricated units.

4

Summarize the joints provided in prefabricated connections.

5

Explain abnormal loads in the erection and design of prefabricated elements.

GE8076 & Professional Ethics in Engineering

1

Illustrate the principles of human values

2

Describe the techniques and theories of engineering ethics

3

Explain the procedure for engineering as social experimentation

4

Outline the concepts of safety, responsibilities and rights

5

Summarize the different Global issues

CE8811 – Project Work

1

Review the literature and gather information pertaining to the chosen topic.

2

Demonstrate the novelty of the project through the results and outputs.

3

Carryout the design / fabrication of product or develop computer code.