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Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Maharashtra, Computer Engineering Semester 1, Basics of Civil Engineering Syllabus

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Unit - 1 Introduction to Civil Engineering

Unit – 1

Introduction to Civil Engineering Content

1.1 Introduction and scope of Civil Engineering

1.2 Role of Engineers in the infrastructure development

1.3 Selection of site basic functions of buildings types of buildings – Residential Public Commercial and Industrial

1.4 Principles of planning orientation of buildings

1.5 Height of building open space requirement F.S.I. Carpet area built up area setbacks ventilation

1.6 Introduction to Types of loads on buildings

1.7 Substructure – Types of soils rocks and foundation strata concept of bearing capacity Types of foundation and their suitability

1.8 Superstructure –Types of construction Load Bearing Framed and Composite

1.9 Introduction to basic construction materials cement bricks stone aggregates reinforcing steel structural glazing structural steel

1.10 Concrete types PCC RCC Prestressed Precast and Ready Mix Concrete

1.11 Use of various eco friendly materials in construction

Unit - 2 Surveying and Transportation Engineering

Unit – 2

Surveying and Transportation Engineering

2.1 Various types of maps and their uses Introduction to digital mapping Principles of survey. Introduction to various survey instruments such as EDM Lasers Total Station and digital planimeter. Modern survey methods. Introduction to GIS GPS and their applications

2.2 Role of transportation in national development Various modes of Transportation

2.3 Classification of Highways Expressways NH SH MDR ODR VR Types of Pavements Traffic Signs signals Parking system and Causes of Accidents.

Unit - 3 Environment and Natural Resource Management

Unit – 3

Environment and Natural Resource Management

3.1 Water supply Sources drinking water requirements impurities in water and their effects Purification of water modern purification processes Standards of purified water. Waste Management Collection and Disposal methods of Liquid solid and gaseous wastes

3.2 Introduction to Hydraulic structures of storage water conveyance systems Watershed management Definition Necessity and methods Roof top rain water harvesting and Ground water recharge relevance and methods.

Unit - 4 Instrumentation in Civil Engineering Structures

Unit – 4

Instrumentation in Civil Engineering Structures

4.1 Various Instruments used in construction water resources Environmental Engineering

4.2 Foundation Engineering Thermocouples Condition monitoring equipments Half Cell Potentiometers Strain Gauges

4.3 Management of Utilities using telemetry SCADA System

4.4 Role of Engineers in Sustainable Development

4.5 Concept of green buildings and LEED Certification