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RGPV B.Tech · 3rd Year

CE 5th Semester Syllabus

Civil Engineering (CE): the official syllabus of all 12 5th sem subjects, unit by unit, with previous year papers, notes and important questions. Free to read.

Subjects

CE 5th semester syllabus, unit by unit

Every subject of RGPV Civil Engineering 5th semester (3rd year), as the official syllabus lists it.

Fluid Mechanics-I (FM)

CE-501
  1. Unit 1Review of Fluid Properties

    Engineering units of measurement · mass · density · specific weight · specific volume · specific gravity · surface tension · capillarity · viscosity · bulk modulus of elasticity · pressure and vapor pressure · Fluid Statics: Pressure at a point · pressure variation in static fluid · Absolute and gauge pressure · manometers · Forces on plane and curved surfaces (Problems on gravity dams and Tainter gates) · buoyant force · Stability of floating and submerged bodies · Relative equilibrium

  2. Unit 2Kinematics of Flow

    Types of flow - ideal & real, steady & unsteady, uniform & non uniform, one, two and three dimensional flow · path lines, streamlines, stream tubes · continuity equation for one and three dimensional flow · rotational & irrotational flow · circulation · stagnation point · separation of flow · sources & sinks · velocity potential · stream function · flow nets – their utility & method of drawing flow nets

  3. Unit 3Dynamics of Flow

    Euler’s equation of motion along a streamline and derivation of Bernoulli’s equation · application of Bernoulli’s equation · energy correction factor · linear momentum equation for steady flow · momentum correction factor · moment of momentum equation · forces on fixed and moving vanes and other applications · Fluid Measurements: Velocity measurement (Pitot tube, Prandtl tube, current meters etc.) · flow measurement (orifices, nozzles, mouth pieces, orifice meter, nozzle meter, venturimeter, weirs and notches)

  4. Unit 4Laminar Flow

    Introduction to laminar flow · Reynolds experiment & Reynolds number · relation between shear & pressure gradient · laminar flow through circular pipes · laminar flow between parallel plates · laminar flow through porous media · Stokes law

  5. Unit 5Dimensional Analysis and Turbulent Flow

    Dimensional Analysis and use of Buckingham‑π theorem · Introduction to Turbulent flow – Prandtl mixing length hypothesis · Flow over smooth & rough surface · Darcy–Weisbach resistance equation · variation of friction factor & Moody’s diagram · pipe flow problem

Transportation Engineering- II (TE)

CE-502
  1. Unit 1Highway Planning, Alignment & Geometric Design

    Principles of highway planning · Road planning in India and financing of roads · Classification patterns · Requirements and engineering surveys for highway location · Cross‑sectional elements – width, camber, superelevation, sight distances · Extra widening at curves · Horizontal and vertical curves · Numerical problems related to alignment and geometry

  2. Unit 2Bituminous & Cement Concrete Pavements

    Design of flexible (bituminous) pavements · Design of mixes and stability (WBM, WMM, BM, IBM) · Surface dressing and interfacial treatments – seal coat, tack coat, prime coat, wearing coats · Grouted macadam and bituminous concrete specifications · Construction and maintenance of flexible pavements · Advantages and disadvantages of rigid (cement concrete) pavements · General principles of rigid pavement design, types, construction, maintenance and joints · Dowel bars and tie bars in rigid pavements · Recent developments in cement concrete pavement design, fatigue and reliability

  3. Unit 3Low Cost Roads, Drainage, Traffic Engineering & Transportation Planning

    Principles of stabilization and mechanical stabilization of low‑cost roads · Requirements, advantages, disadvantages and uses of stabilization techniques · Quality control of stabilization works · Macadam roads – types, specifications, construction, maintenance and causes of failure · Surface and sub‑surface drainage of roads · Highway materials – properties and testing · Channelised and unchannelised intersections, at‑grade and grade‑separated intersections · Rotary‑type intersection design, marking, signs, signals and street lighting · Principles of transportation planning – inventories, trip generation, trip distribution, model split, traffic assignment and plan preparation

  4. Unit 4Airport Planning, Runway & Taxiway

    Airport site selection and classification of airports · Aircraft characteristics and their effects on runway alignment · Wind‑rose diagrams and basic runway length calculations with corrections · Geometrical elements of taxiways and runways · Runway capacity patterns

  5. Unit 5Airport Obstructions, Lightning & Traffic Control

    Zoning regulations and approach areas · Approach surface types – imaginary, conical and horizontal · Runway and taxiway lighting, rotating beacon, boundary lights and approach lights · Instrument landing system, precision approach radar and VOR en‑route traffic control

Structural analysis-II (SA)

CE-503 (A)
  1. Unit 1Moment Distribution and Frame Analysis

    Moment distribution method in analysis of frames with sway · Analysis of box frames · Analysis of portals with inclined members · Analysis of beams and frames by Kani’s method

  2. Unit 2Plastic Analysis of Frames

    Plastic analysis of beams · Plastic analysis of frames

  3. Unit 3Tall Frames and Lateral Load Analysis

    Analysis of tall frames · Wind and earthquake loads on frames · Codal provisions for lateral loads · Approximate analysis of multistory frames for vertical loads · Approximate analysis of multistory frames for lateral loads

  4. Unit 4Matrix Methods of Structural Analysis

    Force method of matrix structural analysis · Displacement method of matrix structural analysis

  5. Unit 5Influence Lines

    Influence lines for intermediate structures · Muller‑Breslau principle

Construction Planning & Management (CPM)

CE-503 (B)
  1. Unit 1Preliminary and detailed investigation methods

    Preliminary and detailed investigation methods · Methods of construction, form work and centering · Schedule of construction, job layout · Principles of construction management · Modern management techniques like CPM/PERT with network analysis

  2. Unit 2Construction equipments

    Factors affecting selection of construction equipment · Investment and operating cost of equipment · Output of various construction equipments · Equipment required for earth work · Equipment required for dredging · Equipment required for conveyance · Equipment required for concreting · Equipment required for hoisting · Equipment required for pile driving · Equipment required for compaction and grouting

  3. Unit 3Contracts

    Different types of contract controls · Notice Inviting Tenders (NIT) · Contract documents · Departmental method of construction · Rate list preparation · Security deposit and earnest money requirements · Conditions of contract · Arbitration procedures · Administrative approval processes · Technical sanction procedures

  4. Unit 4Specifications & Public Works Accounts

    Importance of specifications and public works accounts · Types of specifications · Specifications for various trades of engineering works · Various forms used in construction works · Measurement book maintenance · Cash book maintenance · Materials at site account · Imprest account handling · Tools and plants accounting · Various types of running bills · Secured advance procedures · Final bill preparation

  5. Unit 5Site Organization & Systems Approach to Planning

    Accommodation of site staff and contractor’s staff · Organization charts and manuals for construction sites · Personnel management in construction · Welfare facilities for site workers · Labour laws and human relations · Safety engineering on site · Equipment management problems · Assignment model for equipment allocation · Transportation model for construction logistics · Waiting line models with applications in construction · Shovel‑truck performance analysis using waiting line method

Quantity surveying & Costing (QSC)

CE-503 (C)
  1. Unit 1Introduction

    Purpose and importance of estimates · Principles of estimating · Methods of taking out quantities of items of work · Mode of measurement · Measurement sheet and abstract sheet · Bill of quantities · Types of estimate · Plinth area rate · Cubical content rate · Preliminary estimate · Original estimate · Revised estimate · Supplementary estimate for different projects

  2. Unit 2Rate Analysis

    Task for average artisan · Factors involved in the rate of an item · Material and labour requirement for various trades · Preparation of rates of important items of work · Current schedule of rates (C.S.R.)

  3. Unit 3Detailed Estimates

    Preparing detailed estimates of various types of buildings · Detailed estimates for R.C.C. works · Earth work calculations for roads · Estimating of culverts · Estimating services for building such as water supply, drainage and electrification

  4. Unit 4Cost of Works

    Factors affecting cost of work · Overhead charges · Contingencies · Work charge establishment · Various percentages for different services in building · Preparation of DPR (Detailed Project Report)

  5. Unit 5Valuation

    Purposes of valuation · Depreciation · Sinking fund · Scrap value · Year’s purchase · Gross and net income · Dual rate interest · Methods of valuation · Rent fixation of buildings

Marine Construction (MC)

CE-503 (D)
  1. Unit 1History of water transportation

    History of water transportation at world level and at national level development and policy · Classification of harbours, natural and artificial · Major ports in India · Administrative set up

  2. Unit 2Harbour Planning

    Harbour components, ship characteristics, characteristics of good harbour and principles of harbour planning · Size of harbour, site selection criteria and layout of harbours · Surveys to be carried out for harbor planning

  3. Unit 3Natural Phenomena

    Wind, waves, tides formation and currents phenomena, their generation characteristics and effects on marine structures · Silting, erosion and littoral drift

  4. Unit 4Marine Structures

    General design aspects, breakwaters – function, types, general design principles · Wharves, quays, jetties, piers, pier heads, dolphin, fenders, mooring accessories – function, types, suitability, design and construction features

  5. Unit 5Docks and Locks

    Tidal basin, wet docks – purpose, design consideration, operation of lock gates and passage · Repair docks – graving docks, floating docks

Urban & Town Planning (UTP)

CE-504 (A)
  1. Unit 1Definition and classification of urban areas

    Definition and classification of urban areas · Trend of urbanization · Planning process · Various stages of the planning process · Surveys in planning · Plans and delineation of planning areas · Utility of spaces and future growth · Role of the Urban Planner in spatial organization, utility, demand and supply

  2. Unit 2Plan implementation and sustainable urban development

    Plan implementation · Urban planning agencies and their functions · Financing (public, private, NGOs) · Public participation in planning · Development control regulations · Sustainability and rationality in planning · Components of sustainable urban and regional development · Emerging concepts: Global City, Inclusive City, Safe City · City of the future and future of the city

  3. Unit 3Town and country planning regulations and urban renewal

    Town and Country Planning Act · Building bye‑laws · Elements of city planning · Zoning and land use · Housing · Introduction to landscaping – importance, objectives, principles, elements · Urban planning standards · Urban renewal for quality of life and livability

  4. Unit 4Transportation systems, legal issues and development plan preparation

    Traffic transportation systems: urban roads and hierarchy · Traffic management · Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) · Legal issues in planning and professional practice · Property rights in planning · Concept of arbitration · State and central government roles in town and country planning · Mechanism for preparation of development plan – Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act 2013

  5. Unit 5Development plans and planning agencies

    Types of development plans: Master Plan, City Development Plan, Structure Plan, housing, land use, water supply & sanitation · Planning agencies for various levels of planning and their organization and purpose (CIDCO, MHADA, MIDC, MMRDA, PMRDA, etc.)

Remote Sensing & GIS (RSG)

CE-504 (B)
  1. Unit 1Remote Sensing

    Basic concepts of remote sensing · Data and information in remote sensing · Remote sensing data collection methods · Advantages and limitations of remote sensing · Remote sensing process · Electromagnetic spectrum · Energy interactions with atmosphere and earth surface features (soil, water, vegetation) · Image resolution · Image registration · False‑color composite imaging · Elements of visual interpretation techniques

  2. Unit 2Remote Sensing Platforms and Sensors

    Characteristics of Indian satellites and sensors · Overview of remote sensing platforms · Sensors and properties of digital data · Data formats and introduction · Major sensors/platforms: IRS, Landsat, SPOT, Cartosat, IKONOS, Envisat · Sensor resolutions: spatial, spectral, radiometric, temporal · Basics of digital image processing · Systematic errors in digital imagery (scan skew, mirror‑scan velocity, panoramic distortion, platform velocity, earth rotation) · Non‑systematic (random) errors (altitude, attitude) · Image enhancement techniques: gray‑level thresholding, level slicing, contrast stretching · Image filtering methods

  3. Unit 3Geographic Information System

    Introduction to geographic information systems (GIS) · Components of a GIS · Geographically referenced data · Spatial and attribute data and their integration · GIS operations: spatial data input and attribute data management · Geographic coordinate systems and datums · Map projections and types of map projections · Projected coordinate systems · Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) zones

  4. Unit 4Data Models

    Vector data model and representation of simple features · Topology and its importance in vector data · Coverage and its data structure; shapefile format · Relational database concepts for GIS · Raster data model elements · Types of raster data · Raster data structure and data conversion

  5. Unit 5Integrated Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS

    Land‑use and land‑cover analysis using remote sensing and GIS · Change detection techniques · Water resources management applications · Urban planning applications · Environmental planning applications · Natural resource management applications · Traffic management applications · Location‑based services and their applications

Renewable Energy Sources (RES)

CE-504 (C)
  1. Unit 1Renewable Energy Systems

    Energy sources: conventional vs non‑conventional, renewable vs non‑renewable · Global and Indian statistics of energy resources · Significance and exploitation of renewable sources · Energy planning, efficiency and management

  2. Unit 2Wind Energy System

    Wind energy fundamentals and windmills · Grid‑connected wind systems: configuration and operating principles · Effects of wind speed and grid conditions · Off‑grid wind‑battery, wind‑diesel, wind‑hydro systems · Wind‑operated pumps and energy‑balance controllers · Small hydro systems: grid‑connected configurations, principles, and limitations · Generator types for stand‑alone systems: synchronous versus induction · Use of electronic load controllers and self‑excited induction generators · Wave energy systems: grid‑connected and hybrid configurations

  3. Unit 3Solar Radiation

    Extraterrestrial and terrestrial solar radiation · Solar thermal conversion principles · Photovoltaic (PV) cells: materials, efficiency, and characteristics · PV panel performance under varying insolation · PV‑powered lighting and water pumps; characteristics of motors and pumps connected to PV panels · Biomass energy systems: configurations, biomass‑engine generators, load feeding in stand‑alone and hybrid modes · Characteristics of biomass as an energy source

  4. Unit 4Energy from Oceans

    Ocean temperature difference and OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion) principles and plant operation · Geothermal energy and electric generation from gaseous cells · Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) energy generation · Non‑hazardous energy extraction from nuclear waste · Possibilities of other modern non‑conventional energy sources

  5. Unit 5Electric Energy Conservation

    Energy‑efficient motors and other equipment · Energy saving in power‑electronic controlled drives · Electricity conservation in pumps, air‑conditioning, power plants, process industries, and illumination · Methods of energy audit and measurement systems · Efficiency measurement techniques and typical case studies · Analog and digital measuring devices, including thyristors

Entrepreneurship Development & Management (EDM)

CE-504 (D)
  1. Unit 1Entrepreneurship

    Types of Entrepreneurs · Difference between Entrepreneur and Intrapreneur · Entrepreneurship in Economic Growth · Factors Affecting Entrepreneurial Growth

  2. Unit 2Motivation

    Major Motives Influencing an Entrepreneur · Achievement Motivation Training · Self Rating · Business Games · Thematic Apperception Test – Stress Management · Entrepreneurship Development Programs – Need and Objectives

  3. Unit 3Business

    Definition and Classification of Small Enterprises · Characteristics and Ownership Structures of Small Enterprises · Project Formulation and Steps for Setting up a Business · Identifying and Selecting a Good Business Opportunity · Market Survey and Research · Techno Economic Feasibility Assessment · Preparation of Preliminary Project Reports · Project Appraisal · Sources of Information · Classification of Needs and Agencies

  4. Unit 4Financing And Accounting

    Sources of Finance and Need · Term Loans · Capital Structure · Financial Institutions · Management of Working Capital · Costing · Break Even Analysis · Taxation – Income Tax · Excise Duty · Sales Tax

  5. Unit 5Support To Entrepreneurs

    Sickness in Small Business – Concept, Magnitude, Causes and Consequences, Corrective Measures · Business Incubators · Government Policy for Small Scale Enterprises · Growth Strategies in Small Industry – Expansion · Diversification · Joint Venture · Merger and Sub Contracting