B.Tech in Structural Engineering
*Semester 1: Foundation Courses*
1. *Mathematics I*
- Calculus, Linear Algebra, Coordinate Geometry.
2. *Physics I*
- Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Waves.
3. *Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering*
- Circuits, Semiconductors, Power Systems.
4. *Engineering Graphics & CAD*
- Technical Drawing, AutoCAD Basics.
5. *Communication Skills*
- Technical Writing, Presentation Skills.
6. *Workshop Practice*
- Carpentry, Welding, Machining.
*Semester 2: Core Fundamentals*
1. *Mathematics II*
- Differential Equations, Probability, Statistics.
2. *Chemistry*
- Material Properties, Corrosion, Polymers.
3. *Programming for Engineers*
- Python/C, Numerical Methods.
4. *Engineering Mechanics*
- Statics, Dynamics, Free Body Diagrams.
5. *Environmental Studies*
- Ecology, Sustainability, Pollution.
6. *Chemistry Lab*
- Material Testing, Experiments.
*Semester 3: Introduction to Civil Engineering*
1. *Solid Mechanics*
- Stress-Strain, Bending, Torsion.
2. *Fluid Mechanics*
- Fluid Dynamics, Hydraulics.
3. *Surveying*
- Levelling, Theodolite, GIS Basics.
4. *Building Materials & Construction*
- Concrete, Steel, Masonry, BIS Codes.
5. *Mathematics III*
- Fourier Transforms, Numerical Analysis.
6. *Surveying Lab*
- Fieldwork, Mapping.
*Semester 4: Structural Basics*
1. *Structural Analysis I*
- Slope-Deflection, Moment Distribution.
2. *Geotechnical Engineering*
- Soil Mechanics, Bearing Capacity.
3. *Concrete Technology*
- Mix Design, Admixtures, Durability.
4. *Transportation Engineering*
- Highways, Railways, Pavements.
5. *Geotechnical Lab*
- Soil Testing, Permeability, Shear Strength.
6. *Concrete Lab*
- Mix Design, Compression Tests.
*Semester 5: Core Structural Engineering*
1. *Structural Analysis II*
- Matrix Methods, Influence Lines, Software (STAAD.Pro).
2. *Design of Concrete Structures I*
- IS Codes, Beams, Slabs, Columns.
3. *Foundation Engineering*
- Shallow/Deep Foundations, Retaining Walls.
4. *Hydrology & Water Resources*
- Irrigation, Dam Design.
5. *Structural Software Lab*
- ETABS/SAP2000 for Modelling.
6. *Mini-Project*
- Small-Scale Design Challenge.
*Semester 6: Advanced Design & Electives*
1. *Design of Steel Structures*
- IS 800, Connections, Trusses.
2. *Design of Concrete Structures II*
- Multistorey Buildings, Prestressed Concrete.
3. *Earthquake Engineering*
- Seismic Analysis, IS 1893.
4. *Elective I*
- Bridge Engineering / Finite Element Analysis.
5. *Steel & Concrete Design Lab*
- Detailing, Software Simulations.
6. *Project Phase I*
- Industry Problem Statement.
*Semester 7: Specialization & Professional Practice*
1. *Advanced Structural Design*
- Composite Structures, Shells.
2. *Prestressed Concrete*
- Post-Tensioning, Losses, Applications.
3. *Elective II*
- Offshore Structures / Retrofitting.
4. *Construction Management*
- Scheduling, Cost Estimation, BIM.
5. *Major Project Phase II*
- Prototype Development, Analysis.
6. *Internship*
- Industrial Training (4-6 Weeks).
*Semester 8: Electives & Capstone*
1. *Elective III*
- Wind Engineering / Sustainable Design.
2. *Professional Ethics*
- Codes of Conduct, Legal Aspects.
3. *Disaster Management*
- Risk Assessment, Mitigation Strategies.
4. *Elective IV*
- Structural Dynamics / Smart Materials.
5. *Major Project Phase III*
- Final Implementation, Viva.
6. *Comprehensive Exam*
- Theory & Practical Assessment.
*Elective Options*
- Bridge Engineering
- Finite Element Analysis
- Offshore Structures
- Retrofitting & Rehabilitation
- Wind & Earthquake-Resistant Design
- Sustainable Infrastructure