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Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Maharashtra, Computer Engineering Semester 1, Basic Civil Engineering Syllabus

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Unit - 1 Building Planning and Construction

Unit 1

Building Planning and Construction

1.1 Branches in civil engineering

1.2 Role of Civil Engineers in various construction activities

1.3 Selection of site

1.4 F.S.I. Carpet area Plinth area cost of building

1.5 Classification properties and uses of materials bricks stones sand aggregates cement concrete steel

1.6 Introduction to Types of loads on buildings Loadbearing construction

1.7 Functions of Foundation

1.8 Safe bearing capacity Ultimate bearing capacity or Gross bearing capacity Net ultimate bearing capacity

1.9 Isolated or Column Footings and Combined Footings

1.10 Typical crosssection through a loadbearing wall

1.11 Basic requirements of various components of a building walls floors roofs stairs doors and windows

Unit - 2 Geographical Measurement and Transportation Engineering

Unit 2

Geographical Measurement and Transportation Engineering

2.1 Definition classification and Principles of survey

2.2 Measurement of distance by chains and tapes

2.3 Prismatic compass

2.4 Measurement of bearing and calculation of included angles

2.5 Study and use of dumpy level leveling staff benchmark

2.6 Determination of reduced levels by the height of the instrument method and rise and fall method

2.7 Various modes of transportation their merits and demerits

2.8 Classification of roads

2.9 Rigid and flexible pavements composite pavements white topping etc

2.10 Typical road section

2.11 Camber width foundation carriageway sight distance numerical on sight distance

Unit - 3 Environmental and Water Resource Engineering

Unit 3

Environmental and Water Resource Engineering

3.1 Water demands design period per capita demand

3.2 Methods of forecasting population Arithmetic increase geometric increase incremental increase method

3.3 Flow diagram of the water treatment plant and the function of a different unit.

3.4 Definition of the watershed necessity of watershed management works.

3.5 Different structures are involved in watershed management.

3.6 Rooftop rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge.

3.7 The necessity of irrigation and benefits of irrigation.