B S Abdur Rahman UniversityChennai -60 048 (Deemed University) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year 2013-14 Semester: ODD COURSE FILE (Theory Subject) Course: Engineering Semester: I Course Name : Name of the Subject Teacher: M.Tech. in CAD-CAM Engineering Section: A Course Code : Book List a) Sl. No Author b) Sl. No : Text Books : Name of the Book Edition Publication No. of Copies in Library Borrow Reference Section Section Reference Books: Author Name of the Book Edition No. of Copies in Library Borrow Reference Section Section Publication c)Recommendation of Additional Book & other sources: Sl. No Author Name of the Book Edition Publication No. of Copies in Library Borrow Reference Section Section Continued…..3 2. Class Time Table : Appendix – A 3. Course Teacher Time Table : Appendix – B 4. Lesson Plan : Appendix – C 5. Review of Lesson Plan : Appendix – D 6. List of Students & their performance during CAT 1 : Appendix – E 7. Corrective Actions on performance of Students in CAT : Appendix – F 8. First Review by Course Teacher with the Class and Corrective Actions Taken : Appendix – G 9. Second Review by Course Teacher with the Class and Corrective Actions Taken : Appendix - H 10. Final Review by Subject Teacher : Appendix – J 11. Points to be implemented for Coming Semester : Appendix – K 12. Calendar of ODD : Appendix – L 13. Syllabus : Appendix – M 14. Model Question Papers and Previous University Exam Question Papers : Appendix – N 15. CourseTeacher Notes 16. Transparencies Blue Books Staff Dairy Attendance Register : Appendix – O : (To be maintained separately) Appendix – P (To be Attached at end) Appendix . Chennai .600 048. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: Semester: ODD CLASS TIME TABLE Semester: Time Table Co–ordinator Section: With effect from Signature of HOD .A B S Abdur Rahman University. 600 048. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD SUBJECT TEACHER TIME TABLE Name of the Faculty: Semester: Signature of the Faculty Section: With effect from: Signature of HOD .B B S Abdur Rahman University. Chennai .Appendix . 2. of Periods Date Executed No. 14. Toughening mechanisms 11.C Academic Year B S Abdur Rahman University. 13. creep – Larson Miller parameter – Deformation and fracture mechanism maps Fatigue. crack initiation and propagation mechanisms and Paris law. 5. fiber and dispersion strengthening Effect of temperature. 16. Ductile. Griffith’s theory. 4. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Semester: ODD LESSON PLAN S. brittle transition in steel High temperature fracture 12. 3. work hardening. 15. Effect of surface and metallurgical parameters on fatigue Fracture of non metallic material Planned No. grain boundary strengthening. precipitation particle. 17.Appendix . low and high cycle fatigue test. 7. strain and strain rate on plastic behaviour 8.600 048. of Periods Date .No 1. 6. 9. stress intensity factor and fracture toughness 10. Chennai . poly phase mixture. solid solutioning. Super plasticity – Deformation of non crystalline materials. Topic Elasticity in metals and polymers An elastic and visco-elastic behaviour – and non metallic Mechanism of plastic deformation shear strength of perfect and real crystals Strengthening mechanisms. High strength low alloy (HSLA) steel. 21. SiC. sources of failure. Case studies in materials selection with relevance to aero. procedure of failure analysis. processing and applications . fatigue and creep 20. 25. 27. Si3N4 CBN and diamond – properties. auto. TIC. Motivation for selection. Computer aided materials selection. toughness. WC. properties and applications of engineering polymers 28. Transformation induced plasticity (TRIP) Steel. Dual phase steels. 26. Selection for surface durability corrosion and wear resistance Relationship between materials selection and processing. 22. Maraging steel. 19.18. Ni and Ti aluminides smart materials. Polymeric materials – Formation of polymer structure – Production techniques of fibers. Al2O3. strength. adhesives and coating – structure. cost basis and service requirements – Selection for mechanical properties. Advanced structural ceramics. Failure analysis. 24. Intermetallics. shape memory alloys Metallic glass and nano crystalline materials. TaC. marine. Nitrogen steel. machinery and nuclear applications 23. foams. Prepared By___________________ Reviewed by_______________ Approved by: HOD Date & Sign__________________ Date & Sign _______ Date & Sign________________ . g. d) Teach the importance of the subject in future. Methodology and terminology. to achieve their objectives (as decided by Students) a) To revise important topics b) Prepare for 160 Marks 3. . d. To cover the full syllabus and revise for 100 marks c. To design all the machine elements and make students thoroughly familiar with the steps in machine elements. e) Discuss about previous question papers. Actions by Students. To draw key sectional and assembled views of machine elements and assemblies and make students to practice f. b) Highlight of Previous design literature.45 MECHNICAL ENGINEERINGDEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD RECORD OF INITIAL BRIEFING & LAYING DOWN OF OBJECTIVES BY STUDENTS FOR THEMSELVES Semester: V Section: B Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNS Subject Name: DME-I 1. c) To teach real time examples in the subject. e. What Students expect from Subject Teacher & organization to achieve their objectives a) Well channeled teaching. To impart knowledge to students about operation and maintenance of each machine elements listed in the curriculum 2. Subject Code: 06ME51 Student’s objectives Vz a Vz this Subject. To teach the students fundamental concepts and approach to design of machine elements. b.Annexure -1 to Appendix – C HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. To make the students familiar with the use of Machine Design Handbooks. a. BANGALORE . To solve university questions. BANGALORE . action taken and work executed as per ReVew-1 *Report by Subject Teacher for ReVew . Of Classes: 19 Syllabus: Planned : 3/8th (37.Appendix – D HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.by 9th Week before 2nd Internal Test Confirmation of action as per ReVew – I HOD Signature_________________ Date of ReVew Remarks by HOD Yes. Of Classes: 41 Syllabus: Planned : 1/3th of Syllabus Executed: 1/3rd of Syllabus (70% cumulative) Average Students Attendance : Staff Signature HOD Signature .45 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD REVEW OF LESSON PLANNING Name of Staff: Mohammed Yunus Semester: V ReVew – I --by 5th Week before 1st Internal Test *Report by Subject Teacher Subject: DME-I Date of ReVew Remarks by HOD* Date: 3-3-2012 Cumulative No.5%) of Syllabus Executed :1/3rd (33% ) of Syllabus Average Students Attendance: 61 % Staff Signature __________________ ReVew – I -.I Remarks by HOD** Date : 7-4-2012 Cumulative No. after the 2 nd Internal Assessment Test. Students were mentored and lectured to curriculum and all related shop floor and factory management concepts were covered. ** Approval of corrective action by HOD with or without changes (in consultation with Subject Expert).Appendix – D ReVew – II -.by 13th Week Confirmation of action as per ReVew – I Yes action taken and work executed as per ReVew I *Report by Subject Teacher for ReVew . Subject notes comprehensively prepared by myself – spot on to curriculum were circulated to all students. .II Date : 7-4-2012 Cumulative No. Of Classes: 41 Syllabus: Planned : 1/3th of Syllabus Executed: 1/3rd of Syllabus (70% cumulative) Average Students Attendance : 75% Staff Signature __________________ Final ReVew by 17th Week Confirmation of action as per ReVew – II Date of ReVew Remarks by HOD: Remarks by HOD** HOD Signature_________________ Date of ReVew Remarks by HOD: Yes action taken and work executed as per ReVew – II *Final Report by Subject Teacher Remarks by HOD** The classes were well conducted as per planned schedule. To help students score high. Staff Signature __________________ HOD Signature_________________ *Suggested corrective action by subject Teacher shall be indicated if the difference between planned & executed for any topic is more than one week. Zahir Rafeeque Ahmed Internal Assessment Marks Scored (Max. T2. 4/T2/Solve More Problem.5 70 22 15 A 16 94 70 75 A A 24 06 A A 20 22 53 41 75 77. CHENNAI ./Test/Remarks Example : Serial No.600 048. No 1 1 2 3 4 Roll No.Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY.M 7 1HK09ME 001 Aaquib Javed Siddique 1HK09ME 003 Anish Kumar Pathak 1HK09ME 004 Asfan Baig .M 1HK09ME 005 Ashik Sam Thomas Signature of staff I/C » Date » 8 9 10 1HK08ME 038 Md.5 80 A 24 21 25 20 22 18 18 A 18 19 21 70 82 76 72. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) Sl.V 1HK08ME 027 Jaideep . 10 78 56 Signature of HOD with Date .5 82 80 23 18 22 23 76 72.M 1HK06ME 027 Kalappa 1HK08ME 003 Ajmal E. Be regular in class etc. USN No Name of the Student 2 3 1HK06ME 001 Abdul Rasheed C. Marks 25) I (9-4-2012) Cumulative Attendance Percentage as on Date T1 T2 T3 Avg 4 07 15 02 5 20 15 20 6 16 A 17 7 16 15 15 8 53 94 83 9 75 40 62.5 80 80 80 83 85 II (14-5-2012) Remarks on performance/ Attendance at the end of unit test T1. T3 Serial Ni.R 5 6 1HK08ME 037 Mohammed Shakeel . V Biddappa P. USN No 2 1HK09ME 006 1HK09ME 007 1HK09ME 008 1HK09ME 010 1HK09ME 011 1HK09ME 012 1HK09ME 013 1HK09ME 014 1HK09ME 016 Name of the Student 3 Ashil Jose Ashish Raju Philip Aswin .R Bharath Singh . T3 Serial Ni.5 85 60 87. T2.S Bujair ./Test/Remarks Example : Serial No.Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY. Marks 25) Cumulative Attendance Percentage as on Date T1 T2 T3 Avg 4 15 22 20 24 21 21 A 18 24 5 25 20 18 21 19 24 22 17 A 6 17 21 25 11 A A A 15 20 7 15 22 25 15 24 15 24 17 21 8 18 82 94 94 100 88 59 94 94 9 87. Be regular in class etc. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) Sl.M 1HK09ME 017 Guruprasad Signature of staff I/C » Date » Internal Assessment Marks Scored (Max.5 80 75 10 90 90 98 92 88 68 90 88 82 20 18 A 17 82 70 82 I (9-4-2012) II (14-5-2012) Remarks on performance/ Attendance at the end of unit test T1. 4/T2/Solve More Problem. Signature of HOD with Date .5 95 92.5 87.600 048.M Bharath . CHENNAI .K Craig Mario Brown Gowtham S. No 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Roll No. Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY. Signature of HOD with Date . 4/T2/Solve More Problem./Test/Remarks Example : Serial No.K Insaf P.5 77.5 77.D Kiran Ramesh 10 1HK09ME 031 Lohith B.5 87. T2.D Joel Nazareth Joshua Daniel . CHENNAI .5 90 97. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) Sl. Be regular in class etc.H Signature of staff I/C » Date » Kumar Chetan Internal Assessment Marks Scored (Max. USN No Name of the Student 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 1HK09ME 018 1HK09ME 019 1HK09ME 022 1HK09ME 023 1HK09ME 024 1HK09ME 027 1HK09ME 028 1HK09ME 029 1HK09ME 030 3 Harshith N.5 10 82 87 95 100 90 92 97 83 95 A 21 20 22 100 80 87 I (9-4-2012) II (14-5-2012) Remarks on performance/ Attendance at the end of unit test T1. T3 Serial Ni. No Roll No.A Hashim T. Marks 25) Cumulative Attendance Percentage as on Date T1 T2 T3 Avg 4 24 17 14 23 20 24 21 24 12 5 25 22 24 15 15 22 18 22 18 6 10 23 19 A A 18 02 A 15 7 15 21 21 22 23 21 20 21 19 8 88 76 76 70 70 70 76 76 65 9 70 85 95 97.600 048.A Jackson James Jagadeesha . 5 82./Test/Remarks Example : Serial No. Be regular in class etc. Amir Hussain 1HK09ME 042 Md.5 80 78 1HK09ME 043 Md. Marks 25) No USN No Student Percentage as on Date 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T1 T2 T3 Avg 3 Luqhman Shariff M. Hurakadli 1HK09ME 038 Manikandan . T3 Serial Ni.5 83 2 1HK09ME 032 1HK09ME 033 1HK09ME 034 1HK09ME 035 1HK09ME 037 I (9-4-2012) II (14-5-2012) Remarks on performance/ Attendance at the end of unit test T1.5 100 93 24 24 A 24 A 13 19 15 94 65 65 82.600 048. Qauser 4 23 24 18 24 24 5 23 24 12 20 15 6 A A A A 23 7 24 22 22 17 23 8 52 94 70 100 82 9 92. CHENNAI .J Manjunatha . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) Sl.R 1HK09ME 039 Mario Aurelius Lionel Robin 1HK09ME 041 Md. Quamer Tawheed Signature of staff I/C » Date » 23 23 A 23 52 72.S.Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY. 4/T2/Solve More Problem. T2.K Mahesh .5 100 85 97. Frexin Simon Madhusudan Das . Improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 23/25 Signature of HOD with Date . Roll No.5 10 97 85 97 85 100 20 24 20 16 19 23 22 21 70 76 100 87. Name of the Internal Assessment Marks Cumulative Attendance Scored (Max. C 1HK09ME 051 Mohammed Habibulla .P 1HK09ME 052 Mohammed Hussain 1HK09ME 053 Mohammed Shaleh Ahmed 1HK09ME 055 Muzaffar Shan Signature of staff I/C » Date » T1 T2 T3 Avg 4 24 21 15 5 18 15 24 6 24 22 15 7 22 19 15 8 94 76 52 9 70 82.M 1HK09ME 049 Mohammad Akib . Be regular in class etc. Roll No. Marks 25) No USN No Student Percentage as on Date 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 1HK09ME 044 Mohammad Raihan 1HK09ME 046 Md. T2.600 048. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) Sl. Zeeshan Rizvi 1HK09ME 047 Mohamed Akif Jaffery Munaff 1HK09ME 048 Mohamed Rashid .5 72. T3 Serial Ni.5 83 85 93 90 23 20 19 18 15 A 22 15 76 82 100 85 100 90 A 24 18 19 24 92.5 10 77 82 78 15 21 24 15 20 24 20 14 A 15 A 18 20 18 25 22 59 70 76 65 75 80 85 87.Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY./Test/Remarks Example : Serial No.5 92 I (9-4-2012) II (14-5-2012) Remarks on performance/ Attendance at the end of unit test T1. 4/T2/Solve More Problem. Appeared for improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 22/25 Appeared for improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 18/25 Appeared for improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 22/25 Signature of HOD with Date .J 1HK09ME 050 Mohammed Ameen V. CHENNAI . Name of the Internal Assessment Marks Cumulative Attendance Scored (Max. /Test/Remarks T1 T2 T3 Avg Example : Serial No. Marks 25) Percentage as on Date Serial Ni. T3 Scored (Max. T2. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD Performance during Internal Assessment Tests Name of the Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Dates of Tests I (5-3-2012) I (9-4-2012) II (14-5-2012) Sl.Appendix – E B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 87 1 1HK07ME 033 Mannan Hassan Khan 23 25 A 25 5 80 96 2 1HK08ME 081 Syed Arifulla 24 21 08 21 10 92. Be regular in class etc.5 Appeared for improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 21/25 Appeared for improvement test on 18-5-12 and scored 23/25 Signature of staff I/C Date » » Signature of HOD with Date Appendix – E Appendix – F . Roll No. 4/T2/Solve More Problem.600 048. CHENNAI . Name of the Internal Assessment Cumulative Remarks on performance/ Attendance No USN No Student Marks Attendance at the end of unit test T1. No ---- Signature of HOD Extra Classes: Not required Date Time From ---- To ----- +Circular / Topics Time Table No ----- ----- + Copy of Circular / Time table to be attached ii) Notes given by subject Teacher Sl. Action suggested by subject Teacher as per remarks: (refer Appendix – H) 2. Remarks by HOD: Subject execution on time Students receptive to lectures Signature of Subject Teacher Students to be exhorted to high scoring in coming I A Tests 3.CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ON PERFORMANCE OF STUDENT IN IA TEST – 1 (05-3-2012) *1. No. Action taken as per remarks: Subject execution continued With same zeal and zest i) Sl. Not needed iv) Any other Points : 15 Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date__________________ Date_______________ . No 1. of Topic Pages Introduction to Vbration 2. 18 iii) Free Vbration Any amendments to the lesson planning required. 45 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ON PERFORMANCE OF STUDENT IN IA TEST. No ---- Signature of HOD Extra Classes: Not required Date Time From ---- To ----- Topics ----- +Circular / Time Table No ----- + Copy of Circular / Time table to be attached v) Notes given by subject Teacher Sl. vi) Forced Vbration Any amendments to the lesson planning required. vii) Any other Points No. of Pages 20 15 Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date__________________ Date_______________ Appendix – F . Topic No 1. Action suggested by subject Teacher as per remarks: (refer Appendix – H) 2. Remarks by HOD: I A Test scoring has improved Signature of Subject Teacher Average students attendance has improved 3.2 (09-04-2012) *1. Action taken as per remarks: i) Sl.Appendix – F HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. Damped Free Vbration 2. BANGALORE . Action taken as per remarks: Signature of HOD i) Sl. No 1. x) Any other Points Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date__________________ Date_______________ Appendix – G HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. Remarks by HOD Signature of Subject Teacher 3.45 . No. BANGALORE .3 (14 -5-2012) *1.HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.45 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ON PERFORMANCE OF STUDENT IN IA TEST--. Action suggested by subject Teacher as per remarks: (Refer Appendix – H) 2. of Topic Pages Vbration Measurements 2. BANGALORE . No ---- Extra Classes: Not required Date Time From ---- To ----- Topics ----- +Circular / Time Table No ----- + Copy of Circular / Time table to be attached viii) Notes given by subject Teacher Sl. ix) Numerical methods to handle Multi Degree of Freedom Any amendments to the lesson planning required. N Time: From 8: 30 Am to: 9: 20 Am Action Required To educate students about contemporary Hands on practical principles to industrial management be highlighted 2.MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-2012 Semester: ODD FIRST REVEW BY SUBJECT TEACHER WITH THE CLASS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN (To be done at the start of fifth Week) Semester : V Section : A Date: 12—3-2012 (After 1st IA Test) Sl. Self Realized Points Action Required Students to be lectured modern shop floor Hands on practical rudiments to concepts and factory management be highlighted 3. BANGALORE . 1. Details of action taken.45 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT . Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date_______________ Date____________ Appendix – H HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. Remarks by HOD Remarks by HOD Any amendments to the lesson planning required 4. Suggestions from the Students No Name of Faculty: ABDUL MUJEEB. Details of action taken. BANGALORE . Self Realized Points Action Required Students need to be talked about Global business operations and global current awareness topics and phenomena and its impact at changing global scenario organization level and indiVdual level Remarks by HOD discussed 3. Suggestions from the Students Action Required Students wanted me to compile Single source notes required to avoid notes covering full portion multiple sources like 5-6 different Remarks by HOD books/ authors . Any amendments to the lesson planning required 4. Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date_______________ Date____________ Appendix – J HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.Academic Year: 2011-2012 Semester: ODD FIRST REVEW BY SUBJECT TEACHER WITH THE CLASS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN (To be done at the start of fifth Week) Semester: V Section: A Name of Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Date: 16-4-2012 (After 2nd IA Test) Sl. internet so on 2. No Time: From 8: 30 Am to : 9: 20 Am 1.45 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD . Therefore an additional topics covering these aspects have to be introduced and discussed Date________________ Signature of Faculty Date_________________ Signature of HOD Appendix – K HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.45 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011. BANGALORE .2012 Semester: ODD . time was adequate 2. Change of books is naturally required with and if curriculum is amended 4. Suggestions regarding change of books. The current global scenario is witnessing changes in various methodology of designing a component due to application of different techniques/ tools. Suggestions regarding more emphasis on certain topics. More Shop floor concepts and production management techniques to be included 3. Yes ..FINAL REVEW BY SUBJECT TEACHER (After University Exam) Semester: V Section: B Name of Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS 1. Suggestions regarding change in syllabus including updating as per latest Technology. Adequacy of time for coverage of syllabus. Thereafter there were minor slip ups due to Seminars and Workshops conducted in the department 2) Failure analysis carried out for subjects with pass % less than 60%. -. 4) Points to be considered for preparing lesson planning.Lesson plan dates and executed dates were in tune till the 2 nd I A Test. : Industry served staff members preferred 2) Training for earmarked faculty. BANGALORE .45 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD SECOND REVEW BY SUBJECT TEACHER WITH THE CLASS . Towards the fag end. : On job training and students feedback is best 3) More emphasis on certain topics: Topics related to shop floor concepts. 3) Final reVew by subject Teacher (Course File) B. Section: A Name of Faculty : Mohammed Yunus FOR PREPARATION OF THIS ANNEXURE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE NEEDED 1) Final review at the end of lesson planning. 5) Requirements of additional books and training aids. : More and more portions to be covered in the beginning of the semester.POINTS TO BE IMPLEMENTED FOR THE COMING SEMESTER (To be prepared after University Result) Semester V A. ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN : 1) Selection of proper faculty for the subject. industrial engineering and factory management are adVsable. Appendix – H HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. : Industrial Vsits and some case studies will nurture students mind towards finishing school programs 6) Case to be taken up with University for changes in the syllabus (If any). students get involved with their project works and internal marks / improvement tests etc. Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD Date_______________ Date____________ Appendix – J HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. internet so on . multiple sources like 5-6 different 2. Any amendments to the lesson planning required 5. Self Realized Points books/ authors . 3. Time: From 8: 30 AM To: 9: 20 AM 1. BANGALORE . Action Required Students need to be talked about current New methods and tools are discussed. No.AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN (To be done at the start of fifth Week) Semester : V Section: B Name of Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS Date: 16—4-2012 (After 2nd IA Test) Sl. Details of action taken. Remarks by HOD Remarks by HOD awareness topics and developments in this field. Suggestions from the Students Students wanted me to compile notes covering Action Required Single source notes required to avoid full portion.45 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD FINAL REVEW BY SUBJECT TEACHER (After University Exam) . time was not adequate for Units covering large number of numerical and derivations.Semester: V Section: B Name of Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS 5. 7. Suggestions regarding more emphasis on certain topics. The recent research and development work in Design of new mechanical components is witnessing changes due to introduction of new tools and methods. Therefore new techniques and methods have to be introduced and discussed. Yes. Date________________ Signature of Faculty Date_________________ Signature of HOD Appendix – K HKBK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. 6. Suggestions regarding change in syllabus including updating as per latest Technology. BANGALORE . More Experimental. Suggestions regarding change of books. analytical and numerical methods and techniques to be included. Change of books is naturally required with and if curriculum is amended 8.45 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Academic Year: 2011-12 Semester: ODD . Adequacy of time for coverage of syllabus. Failure analysis carried out for subjects with pass % less than 60%. Case to be taken up with University for changes in the syllabus (If any). B. v. ii. More emphasis on certain topics. Final reVew at the end of lesson planning. ii. Points to be considered for preparing lesson planning. Final reVew by subject Teacher (Course File) Actions to be taken : i. Signature of HOD Signature of Principal Date________________ Date________________ . iii. i. Section: B Name of Faculty: MOHAMMED YUNUS For preparation of this document.POINTS TO BE IMPLEMENTED FOR THE COMING SEMESTER (To be prepared after University Result) Semester: V A. vi. Requirements of additional books and training aids. iv. Selection of proper faculty for the subject. the following documents shall be considered. iii. Training for earmarked faculty. Springs. and so on). To teach the students fundamental concepts and approach to design of machine elements 2. the students acquired following : 1. To design all the machine elements and make students thoroughly familiar with the steps in machine elements. Students were able to read sectional and assembled Views of machine elements and their design methodology. To draw key sectional and assembled Views of machine elements and assemblies and make students to practice 6. To solve university questions 5. Students became familiar with the fundamental aspects such as materials used in each machine element. 4. static and impact. To cover the full syllabus and revise for 100 marks 3. 6. ***************** . 3. Students were well acquainted with the Basic parts design and effect of various loading ( individual /combined) in different components of machine using various theories of failure. Gears.PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR DME – I (06ME51) The following PEO’s were set at the beginning of semester keeping average students in focus 1. Bearings . Students had a fairly broad idea of steps involved in design of each machine assembly (Beams. 7. Cylinders & cylinder heads. clutches and brakes so on ) and types of loading (fatigue. Students got familiarized with exploring the Machine Design Data Hand book. Students were familiar with the functioning of the machine elements and full assemblies 5. 2. To make the students familiar with the use of Machine Design Handbooks 4. dimensions and sizes and overall general arrangement. To impart knowledge to students about operation and maintenance of each machine elements listed in the curriculum PROGRAM OUTCOMES (PO’s): At the end of semester. __________________________DEPARTMENT COURSE FILE (ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF ANY) . CHENNAI .600 048.B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY. Sports actiVty after 3.05.30 p. 18th April– Cultural Day 21st April: Progress Report to be sent to parents. Attendance norms will be followed as per VTU. Month Wee February 4 April / May We d Th u 1 6 3 March/April Tue 1 2 Feb / March Mo n 7 13 20 8 14 21 2 9 15 22 16 Fri Sa t Sun 3 4 5 10 11 12 18 19 17 23 24 25 26 Holidays ActiVties IA Test st 1 – Commencement of I / IV / V & VI semester B. Copy to: The HODs of E&C/EEE/ME/CSE/ISE/Phy/Chem/Maths/MBA & HR/Office/Exam/Sports/Library/Accounts/Admin/Director 1.E of Academic Year 2011-2012. 11th. Graduation Day for Final Year B. Improvement Tests will be given by the respective departments for only to those students who have not got the average marks in the IA tests & will be conducted immediately after the 3rd IA test. 22nd & 24th March.E.. 7th. All the Students have to wear ID cards compulsorily. CHENNAI . 5.K. Bangalore-560 045. 3rd IA Test: 7th. 20th. 10th. (2 Tests per day) 2nd Lab IA Test: 10th. 12th. Nagawara. 7 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17th March: . . Students who get below 85% attendance are liable for detention. 20 – Mahashivaratri 5 27 28 29 1 2 3 4 1st March: Last date to submit 1st Test question paper. The Students are not allowed to use Mobiles inside the campus. Final sessionals of Theory and Lab will be displayed in the respective departments on 19. 2. 4 – Mahaveera Jayanthi 6 – Good Friday 5th April: Last date to submit 2nd Test question paper. IV & V Sem B.B S ABDUR RAHMAN UNIVERSITY.K. Students are required to go through the same.600 048. VTU Practical Examination of I.2012. if they find any discrepancies the same may be informed to the concerned HOD for necessary correction immediately. Calendar of ODDts for ODD Semester B. 3rd May: Last date to submit 3rd Test question paper. 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 VTU Vva Voce of VI Sem B.Progress Report to be sent to parents. nd May / June 22 – Last working day for I / IV / V & VI semester B. 3. 4. 6th. Staff members are required to monitor the attendance of the students and send attendance status report of the irregular students once in 15 days to the Principal’s Office & intimate the same to the parents.E.E: 25th May to 9th June.E. VTU Theory Examination of VI Sem B. 8th. 13th & 14th April. 9th & 10th March. 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1st IA Test: 5th. 8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 9 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 12 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 13 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 24 – Basava Jayanthi 14 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 – May Day 15 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 – Ugadi 1st Lab Test: 19th.E: 11th June to 4th July. IV & V Sem B. College of Engineering # 22/1.m. cultural actiVties practice in forum actiVties periods and after the college hours only.E: 11th to 18th June. 2nd IA Test: 9th. 21st. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT COURSE FILE (ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF ANY) H.E: 28th May to 6th June 17 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 19 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 VTU Theory Examination of I. 8th & 9th May. 6.B. 11th & 12th May 19th May: – Display of average IA Marks. 6 Hours PART . Maximum Shear Stress Theory.Principal V SEMESTER Subject Code: 06ME51 No. of Lecture Hrs. Engineering Materials and their Mechanical properties. considerations: Codes and Standards. Rivet Materials. Design of Machine Elements: V. Theories of failure. Effect of Inertia. KEYS AND COUPLINGS: Design of Cotter and Knuckle Joints. of Lecture Hrs: 52 PART . Tata McGraw Hill. Endurance Limit. Belgaum. Maximum Normal Stress Theory. Failure of Ductile Materials. Failures of Riveted Joints. Effect of Initial Tension.2 DESIGN FOR STATIC & IMPACT STRENGTH: Static Strength: Static loads and Factor of Safety. Stress Concentration effects. Impact Stresses due to Axial.B. CBS Publication 3. Bhandari. Couplings: Rigid and Flexible Couplings: Flange Coupling. Efficiency and Self-locking. Shear. Bending and Torsional loads. 5 Hours UNIT . 7 Hours UNIT .. Patil. Keys: Types of keys. Design of Eccentrically loaded Bolted Joints. Design of Power Screw.8 POWER SCREWS: Mechanics of Power Screw. 2. Goodman and Soderberg relationship. Low Cycle Fatigue. Stresses in Power Screws.S-N Diagram.5 DESIGN OF SHAFTS: Torsion of Shafts. 8 Hours UNIT . Coimbatore. Strength of Butt and Fillet welds. Tank and Structural Joints. Modifying Factors: Size effect. Machine Design Data Hand Book – H. Failure of Brittle Materials. Determination of Stress Concentration Factor. Design Data Hand Book – K. Mischke. PSG Design Data Handbook PSG College of Technology. 7 Hours UNIT . 7 Hours UNIT . ASME & BIS codes for Power Transmission shafting. Fluctuating Stresses. Stress Tensor. Boiler Joints. Surface effect. New Delhi. Bush and Pin type Coupling and Oldham’s Coupling. with Steady loading. 2003. 4. 6th Edition 2003.1 INTRODUCTION: Definitions: Normal. and Design of Splines. Principal Stresses. / Week: 04 Total No.6 COTTER JOINT AND KNUCKLE JOINTS. Stress Concentration. Design of Threaded Fasteners under Static. REFERENCE BOOKS: . Eccentrically loaded Welded Joints. Mechanical Engineering Design: Joseph E Shigley and Charles R. McGraw Hill International edition. Design Data Hand Book – K. Design for strength and Rigidity.3 DESIGN FOR FATIGUE STRENGTH: Introduction. TEXT BOOKS: 1. Biaxial and Tri Axial Stresses. Cumulative Fatigue Damage. 2. Endurance Limit.G.B UNIT . 5 Hours DESIGN DATA HAND BOOKS: 1. Distortion Energy Theory. Joint Efficiency. 2nd Edition 2007. Publishing Company Ltd. Design of Screw Jack: (Complete Design). High Cycle Fatigue. Design of Keys.4 THREADED FASTENERS: Stresses in Threaded Fasteners. Shri Shashi Prakashan. Shafts under Fluctuating loads and Combined loads. Stresses due to Combined Loading. 2nd Ed. Dynamic and Impact loads. 7 Hours UNIT . Riveted Brackets. Welded Joints – Types. Design.A DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS-I IA Marks: 25 Exam Hours: 03 Exam Marks: 100 UNIT . Impact Strength:Introduction. McGraw Hill. Stress-Strain diagrams. Lingaiah.7 RIVETED AND WELDED JOINTS: Types. Mahadevan and Balaveera Reddy. Stress Analysis. Laughlin (Schaum’s Outlines series) Adapted by S. V. R. Wiley India Pvt. . Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Company Ltd. 3rd Edition. Machine Design: Hall.K. Jayram and C. E. 2. New Delhi. New Delhi. Fundamentals of Machine Component Design: Robert C. E. Pearson Education Asia. Shoup. F. T.2007. Machine Design: Robert L. Somani. 2001. Holowenko. S. Special Indian Edition... 2006. Ltd.1. Spotts. L. JuVnall and Kurt M Marshek. Venkatesh. Norton. 2008. Hornberger. Design of Machine Elements: M. 4. 3. Pearson Education..