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GUEST LECTURE

ON

GEOLOGY & CIVIL ENGINEERING

CONDUCTED BY: DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Date: 16 February, 2018

Venue: Seminar Hall, COER

Number of participants: 45

Name of Guest Lecturer: Prof. AK Pachauri, Ex- Prof IIT Roorkee, Ex- Senior consultant NDMA, New Delhi

1. A summary of the event

Prof Pachauri expressed his views about the relationship between geology

and Civil Engineering.

The lecture was highly interactive. Discussions regarding building gap

between two was also discussed.

Prof Pachauri also discussed various branches of geology and their job

prospects.

The lecture was ended with a note that geology is one of main subject that

every civil engineer needs to know.

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INDUSTRIAL FIELD VISIT

TO

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT, JAGJITPUR, HARIDWAR


Venue: Sewage Treatment Plant, Jagjitpur, Haridwar


Contact Person:


Treating the available waste water is one the major and most challenging task that we have to face in our country.

• This aspect is taken well by sewage treatment plant, Jagjitpur, Haridwar. Students of civil engineering 3rd year visited this plant on 16th February, 2018.

• The objective of this visit was to build capacity and create awareness among students and academics to understand wastewater treatment process, technologies and affordable treatment options.

• The programme further aims at evaluating the performance and design parameters along with the applicable cost implication associated with each treatment system.

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GUEST LECTURE

ON

GREEN MOVEMENT BUILDING IN INDIA




Name of Guest Lecturer: Dr Ashish Garg, Dy. General Manager (Civil) in ONGC, Present Posting Infrastructure Development Group, ONGC, Dehradun


In this he explained the business reasons with market and client demands,

Social reasons which encourages sustainable building practices and promotes

greater health and wellbeing. In Environmental Reasons he give thoughts on

reducing energy consumption and lower greenhouse gases with improved

Indoor air quality.

Later he gave the idea about, Innovative & Emerging Trends in Green

Buildings. The list of emerging trends discuss were as follows

Solar Air-conditioning

Earth Air Tunnels & Passive Cooling

Radiant Cooling Technology

Energy Efficient – Equipment & Systems.

After that he described the some of the ongoing projects in India, the key

points of those projects were-

Net-Positive Energy Buildings

Net-Zero Energy Building

“Green Cities”

At last he sum up his lecture , with the extreme need of Green building

construction in India, and how normal building construction is a major

contributor to global warming which can be reduced with Green construction.

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TECHNICAL FEST

MEGALITH’18

Date: 09- 11 March 2018

Venue: IIT KHARAGPUR



Megalith is the technical fest of the Department of Civil Engineering, Indian

Institute of Technology, Kharagpur under the aegis of Civil Engineering

Society, IIT Kharagpur and the Institution of Civil Engineers (UK). Since its

inception in 2009, Megalith has conquered a huge success in the field of

Engineering & corporate sector and has grown as largest Civil Engineering

Technical Fest of India, offering a diverse range of competitions, workshops

and guest lectures. The students of our college participated in various events

held at IIT Kharagpur and emerged as winners of the events.

The events were as follows-

i. Rotolare

ii. Model Exhibition

iii. Criar

iv. Civionics

v. Green Canvas

vi. Edifice

vii. Instridge

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GUEST LECTURE

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RAIN WATER HARVESTING & ITS UTILISATION

Date: 15 March, 2018



Name of Guest Lecturer: Prof (Retired) S.P. Mittal, Principal Scientist, Indian Institute of Soil and Water Conservation (ICAR), Chandigarh.


The topic of presentation was rain water harvesting and its utilization

for crop production, ground water recharge and sediment control.

He had discussed about construction of about a dozen rain water

harvesting structures in Haryana, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.

The developed rainwater harvesting facilities helped villagers to irrigate

their crops and simultaneously helped in rejuvenation of SukhnaLake in

Chandigarh.

He shared his extensive practical experience with community

participation, cropping pattern and water use efficiency techniques and

its relevance in urban areas.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

TO

DEPARTMENT OF GEOMATICS, IIT ROORKEE


Venue: Department of Geomatics, IIT Roorkee


Contact Person: Prof P.K. Garg, Department of Geomatics, IIT Roorkee

1. Summary of the event

The students of Civil Engineering were taken to the geomatics department, IIT Roorkee.

Geomatics Engineering is the management of global infrastructure through the collection, measuring, monitoring and archiving of geospatial data. Geomatics engineers contribute to the welfare and safety of the public through administering appropriate research and advanced mapping techniques. Examples of geomatics career fields are: land surveying; urban planning; space exploration; agriculture; transportation; and geomarketing.

The graduates of the Geomatics Engineering (GME) program should demonstrate competency in one or more of the following GME competency areas:

Boundary/land surveying, photogrammetry, geodesy, GIS, and digital mapping.

A continued capacity for employment in one or more GME specialty area.

A capacity for graduate education.

Continued membership in professional organizations.

A continuing commitment to lifelong learning.

A continuing commitment to serving and protecting the health and welfare of the public.

An ability to pass professional licensing or certification examinations after achieving requisite professional experience.

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TECHNICAL FEST

COGNIZANCE’18

Date: 23 – 25 March, 2018

Venue: COGNIZANCE 2018 IIT ROORKEE


Contact Person: IIT Roorkee


Cognizance is annual technical festival of IIT Roorkee. It is the conjugation of some of the finest technical minds in the country with a platform for them to promulgate their skill and aim to reach the pinnacle of their talents. COGNIZANCE provide an opportunity to participate in several events, workshop and guest lecture. We participated in three events of AHEC- Alternate Hydro Energy Center. Details of three events are:-

i. IDEAZ - Ideaz is an international level paper-presentation event. This event is designed to provide platform to researches to showcase approach and results of their work. Participants have to bring research papers related to specified topics.

ii. Effigy- Effigy is a model making event which deals with the making of paper structures of given dimension and judge on the bases of performance of given task. This event is to test the skills of participants regarding the selection of size of the element, shape of element, their orientation and basic framework for making the structure.

iii. KRITI- KRITI is a component-designing, CAD-based event conducted by AHEC department for all the creative enthusiasts to showcase their

talent and designing skills to compete amongst the top creative designers from all over the country.

All these events were comply and prepare under the guidance of Head of Civil Department Dr Deep Gupta and Assistant Professor Mr. Shashank Yadav.

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QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME

QUIZ COMPETITION


Venue: Quiz competition, Department of Civil Engineering


Contact Person: Dr. Deep Gupta, Head of the Department


Department of Civil Engineering has conducted a technical quiz for the final year students. The quiz comprises questions based on the GATE exam and all the other technical exams. This has encouraged students to deal with such type of problems which are asked generally and also motivate them to work sincerely in this direction.

The prize distribution of the quiz competition was on 18 April, 2018

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TECHNICAL FEST

RECONAISSANCE

Date: 06 – 08 April, 2018

Venue: Participation in technical fest at PEC Civil Engineering tech fest

RECONNAISSANCE


Contact Person: Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh


RECONNAISSANCE is the annual technical fest of the Department of Civil Engineering, PUNJAB ENGINEERING COLLEGE, CHANDIGARH held under the aegis of the ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers).

Students participated in the following events

a. Inverto

b. Aquajet

c. Quizzard

d. Geowall

e. Tenders and Bidding

f. Build a Bridge

g. Green Canvas

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO

BRICK KILN, REHMATPUR

Date: 20 April, 2018

Venue: Visit to brick kiln Rehmatpur


Contact Person: Baburam, Manager

1. Summary of the event In order to have a brief overlook on manufacturing of brick. In order to have a brief overlook on the moulding of brick In order to learn about the air drying of brick In order to learn about the working brick kiln.

The following is the list along with photographs which students had observed during industrial visit

Students had learned about the practical process of manufacturing of bricks

Students had observed the mixing of ingredients used in brick manufacturing

Students had learned about the proper functioning of brick kiln.

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME’18

ON

ArcGIS

Date: 04 – 16 June, 2018

Venue: Summer Internship Program, COER


Contact Person: Dr. Mridula, Coordinator, Department of Civil Engineering


ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) for working with maps and

geographic information. It is used for creating and using maps, compiling

geographic data, analyzing mapped information, sharing and discovering

geographic information, using maps and geographic information in a range of

applications, and managing geographic information in a database. The system

provides an infrastructure for making maps and geographic information

available throughout an organization, across a community, and openly on the

Web.

ArcGIS includes the following Windows desktop software:

Arc Reader, which allows one to view and query maps created with the

other ArcGIS products

ArcGIS for Desktop, which is licensed under three functionality levels

ArcGIS for Desktop Basic (formerly known as ArcView), which allows

one to view spatial data, create layered maps, and perform basic spatial

analysis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_information_system

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=ArcReader&action=edit&redlink=1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcView

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spatial_analysis



ArcGIS for Desktop Standard (formerly known as Arc Editor), which in

addition to the functionality of ArcView, includes more advanced tools

for manipulation of shape files and geodatabases;

ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced (formerly known as Arc Info), which

includes capabilities for data manipulation, editing, and analysis.

This course started with registering raw image and how to use basic editing

tools. After covering basics, basic operations between CAD, GID and also GIS is

discussed. Supervised approaches for map composition, capturing Google

earth images and registering it into arc map were described. The course

ended with a look at more advanced techniques such as digitization and

conversion of elevations into TIN file.

The trainer was experienced over the years in the field of GIS. The training

was really engaging and informative. The trainer made everyone feels very

comfortable, able to contribute and take something away. The students got

opportunity to learn lot of things about ArcGIS. They were very much

enthusiastic about new skills.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcEditor

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodatabase

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcInfo

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

TO

BHIMGODA BARRAGE, HARIDWAR

Date: 19 July, 2018

Venue: Bhimgoda Barrage, Haridwar


Contact Person: Mr. K.K. Kansal, Assistant Engineer, Irrigation Department


The Bhimgoda Barrage, also referred to as the Bhimgoda Weir or Bhimgoda Head Works, is a barrage on the Ganges River near HarkiPauri in Haridwar district, Uttarakhand, India. Built as the headworks of the Upper Ganges Canal, an initial barrage was completed by 1854 and replaced twice; the final one completed in 1983. The primary purpose for the barrage is irrigation but it also serves to provide water for hydroelectric power production and control floods. The area behind the barrage is known as the Neel Dhara Bird Sanctuary and is a popular destination for various waterbirds and tourists.

Design and operation

The barrage is 455 m (1,493 ft) long and sits at the head of a 23,000 km2 (8,880 sq mi) catchment area. It contains 15 spillways gates and 7 under-sluice gates, all 18 m (59 ft) wide. The flood discharge of the barrage is 19,300 m3/s (681,573 cu ft/s). Adjacent to it, on the right bank of the river, the barrage diverts water into the Upper Ganges Canal. The canal system is immense, consisting of 6,450 km (4,008 mi) of main canal and branches, providing irrigation for up to 2,023,000 ha (4,998,942 acres). At a distance of 13 km (8 mi) down the main canal, water reaches the 20.4 MW Pathri Power Plant at 29°42′12″N 77°51′38″E. It contains three 6.8 MW Kaplan turbine-generators and has a design hydraulic head of 9.75 m (32 ft). Further down

the main canal, and south of Manglaur, is the 9.3 MW Mohammadpur Power Plant at 29°42′12″N 77°51′38″E. It contains three 3.1 MW Kaplan turbine-generators and has a design head of 5.79 m (19 ft). The design discharge of both power plants is about 255 m3/s (9,005 cu ft/s).

The study of the barrages and the weirs can be well understood by the study of diversion headworks. The bhimgoda barrage was the best example of the diversion headworks the following parts of the headworks are-

Weir or barrage Divide wall Fish ladder Pocket channel Scouring sluices Silt prevention devices Canal head regulators River training works(marginal bunds and guide banks)

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

ASAN BARRAGE & KULHAL POWER HOUSE

Date: 20 July, 2018

Venue: Visit to Kulhal Power House, Dehradun


Contact Person: Mr. K.K. Kansal, Assistant Engineer, Irrigation Department


The main purpose of visit to studying the whole civil work structure of power

house and barrage and their working system. The working structure of Aasan

barrage and Kulhal power house are inter connected. The main focus of visit

to understanding the construction stages and principles of this type of

massive projects

The batch of student first gathered in college at 6:30 am sharp and then group

went to destination by college bus .At first group of students and faculty

visited the Kulhal Power House, district – Dehradun, state-Uttarakhand. Then

group visited the Asan barrage after visiting both structures back to college

and reached 6:00 PM. The whole visit was very useful for all students.

The whole visit was divided into two parts so that information which we all

were gathered into two parts as written below.

1. KULHAL POWER HOUSE

Power House structure is divided into four parts namely-

1. INTAKE STRUCTURE –The intake in power house is canal which comes

from Asan Barrage. This canal consist screening wall and silt removing work.

Screening wall of iron grid is provided for removing the harmful materials

from the canal water to protect the Turbine and its plates. There are one open

spillway is constructed for removing extra water.

2. GENERATOR FLOOR AREA – It is a big hall contructed above the turbine for

giving them better control and protection.Control room is situated in this

cover area.

3. CONTROL ROOM – It is room with many switches and digital screen

showing many important values to operate the power house functions. There

are many switches namely Trip relay panel ,Electric Hooter , Line protection

panel ,Bus bar protection , spare control panel ,unit control panel , Gate

control panel, Fault indication panel etc .There are places provided foe these

panel in control rooms .

4. TURBINE ROOM –It is lowest level structure to maintain the required head

.This structure constructed with setting of turbines. There are many pipes as

required for working. Penstock is front of turbine room at the same level.

This is all about the structure of power house.

SOME SALIENT FEATURE OF KULHAL POWER HOUSE It was manufactured in Yamuna Hydroelectric Project in 1975.The total

cost of project is 14.11 Cr. It have three Kaplan turbine vertically downward of capacity 10 mega

watt each, total 30 mega watt, speed 187.5 r.p.m. ,rated head 18 m, manufactured by BHEL Haridwar.

The intake level of power house is 399.22 m and tail race level is 382.66 m. So that the head at the time of visit was 16.56m .

The size of penstock pipe is 5m. Diameter and 18 m. Length. There are three penstock in power house. Discharge through each penstock is 65 cumec.

Energy meter is used to control the amount of distribution of electricity between Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.

Turbine has efficiency of 91 %. After visiting the KULHAL POWER HOUSE the group of student visited the ASAN BARRAGE on same day . 2. ASAN BARRAGE It is situated in the Uttarakhand – Himachal Pradesh border region in Doon valley, Dehradun district. It is situated at the confluence of the Eastern Yamuna Canal and Asan River and about 11 km from Dakpather. Asan barrage was manufactured in the Yamuna hydro scheme stage (IV) in 1967.From the canal of Asan barrage two Power stations are worked namely 1. KULHAL POWER HOUSE –

Constructed in 1975 Kaplan type turbine 30 mega watt installed capacity.

2. KHARA POWER HOUSE- Constructed in 1986 Francis type turbine 72 mega watt installed capacity.

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TECHNICAL FEST

EXPO- PRAGITI MAIDAN

NEW DELHI

Date: 06 August, 2018

Venue: Visit by faculty to Expo at PragatiMaidan, New Delhi



Didac India was the event for educational supplies, training, technology and

didactic materials. The exhibition served as a comprehensive platform to meet

executives and decision-makers from educational and training institutes

globally and assist in implementing concepts and enhance their educational

standards and practices. The event was partnered by the Worlddidac

Association, British Education Suppliers Association (BESA), DIDACTA

(Germany) & India Didactics Association and the event is supported by all

prominent ministries of the Government of India and various educational

bodies.

India International Security Expo 2018 organized by India Trade Promotion

Organization (ITPO), covered almost all aspect of security and safety. The

exhibition displayed all security equipments required in and armed forces. It

also demonstrated actions taken during natural calamities.

Following exhibitors were visited and an interaction was done to get to know about their product

1. Janatics India Private Limited, Coimbatore is a Pneumatic with IOT

based company which manufacture automation product for pneumatics,

electrical PLC, mechanical and sensors. This company provides

advanced trainer kits for enhancement of students.

2. Epson India Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore is manufacture less wastage, more eco-

friendly printing machine which power consumption is 1.5Kw.

3. Honeywell Security & Fire, Gurgaon have various products for Fire

security, video surveillance/CCTV and Access control system.

4. HSATI Anti-UAV Defense system, USA have the anti drone product. This

product detects the drone and jams it.

5. SMC Pneumatic (India) Pvt. Ltd, GautamBudh Nagar provides the

Pneutrainer-200, VAC-200, Hydrotrainer-200, Hydromodel-200 and

Automate-200.

6. Frontline Technologies, Coimbatore, India setup the solar-wind energy

trainer stations, smart factory trainer stations, sensors trainers’ station

and Industry 4.0 trainer station for enhancement the skilled of students

as well as faculties.

7. NVT Phybridge is the global leader in power over long reach Ethernet.

8. AV-Energies have the product viz. security forces equipment set,

terrorist set.

9. Take Down is manufacturing fogger which is a tear gas. By this fogger,

attacker will be blind for next 30 minutes.

10. EDUPREC Intelligence is a company for improvement in weak

students through software and artificial intelligence method.

11. ACTUniv Group is a knowledge recourses enterprise in

Ahmadabad. This company develop a words worth English language lab

for English proficiency through digital language lab.

12. BenQ India Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon provide the education solutions and

smart eye care interactive flat panels.

13. British Council provides the Institutional membership for access

the British books and journal. British Council also provides the training

to teachers for various module viz. negotiation skills, motivation and

leadership, performance coach etc.

14. Drone Taiwan International Exhibition will be organize during

August 15-17, 2019 at Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1.

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WORKSHOP ON

HIMALAYAN BACHAO

Date: 09 September, 2018

Venue: Workshop on Himalaya Bachao, CE- 105, Seminar Hall


Contact Person: Dr Deep Gupta, Head, Department of Civil Engineering


Head of Civil Engineering Dept. Dr. Deept Gupta today administered the

pledge to save the Himalayas and their environment to College of

Engineering students, Faculties on Himalaya Diwas. She said concerted and

genuine efforts are needed to save the environment of Himalayas as the

existence of the region depended on its well being. She further said cosmetic

gestures like planting few saplings and organising seminars to save the

environment carried no meaning until bigger efforts were not made to save

the environment. Glaciers were receding and the world was feeling the pinch

of global warming but was still neglecting the issue, which was a cause of

concern. She also shared the need to celebrate Himalaya Diwas not just on one

day but on everyday by remembering, honouring and bringing together our

time, talent, technology and tenacity to check migration from the Himalayas,

address the challenges faced by Uttarakhand and providing it’s Himalayan

water, oxygen and medicinal plant powerhouse to the world. The celebration

dedicated to the protection and conservation of the Himalayas was organized

with an aim to spread the message of conservation of the Himalayan

ecosystems while stressing on the needs to address environmental and social

problems in the Himalayas region and the necessities to understand and

tackle the livelihood issues in the Himalayan region and work towards

conservation of the region It also deliberated upon the role of Himalaya in

species endemism and species migration and emphasis on the availability of

water, pure air and soil in India because of the presence of great Himalaya as a

boundary to the country in north while exhorting upon the younger

generation to revisit the subject carefully because the origin of Himalaya is

very complicated and its sustenance is required for the life of whole of the

Indian sub-continent.

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WORKSHOP

ON

SOFTWARES USED IN CIVIL ENGINEERING


Venue: Softwares used in Civil Engineering, Seminar Hall, CE-105



Brief introduction about the centre (5-10 minutes)

List of softwares discussed by the centre

CAD

CAE DESIGN

AUTOCAD

ARES COMMANDER

3D MODEL

REVIT

3D MAX

SKETCHUP

STADD PRO

ETABS

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TECHNICAL EXHIBITION

IN

COER


Venue: Technical Exhibition, Vardhaman Auditorium, COER



On Engineer’s Day, a technical exhibition was in which students from all the

years of Civil Engineering participated with great enthusiasm. The students

made different working and non-working models which depict great

knowledge.

The first year students made a project on sewage treatment plant. The second

year students made a cable suspension bridge which gives a great knowledge

from the point of view of structural engineers. The third year students very

enthusiastically and with great efforts made a project on automatic car

parking working model. The final year students made a project on zero energy

building. Several posters were also made which created a technical

environment on the auspicious Engineers Day.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

TO

OIL & NATURAL GAS CORPORATION

TEL BHAWAN, DEHRRADUN

Date: 03 October, 2018

Venue: Oil & Natural Gas Corporation, Tel Bhawan, Dehradun


Contact Person: Dr. Harilal, Executive Director, ONGC, Dehradun


On October 3rd, 2018, 45 students along with two faculty members visited

ONGC Dehradun. The visit was divided into 4 parts:

1. SubirRaha Oil Museum, TelBhavan, ONGC Dehradun

2. Green Hills, Telbhavan Dehradun

3. Institute of Drilling Technology (IDT, Dehradun)

4. Keshav Dev Malviya Institute of Petroleum Extraction, KDMIPE

Purpose of visit

The purpose of visit was to know about the formation of oil and gas history of

fossil fuels.

SubirRha Oil Museum, TelBhavan, ONGC Dehradun

In SubirRaha oil museum students came to know about the details of how oil

is created, the geology surrounding its discovery, how the oil is extracted and

how it is refined.

The museum was divided into three sections: First section depicts the oil

history. on this phase, there had been samples of various varieties of crude oil

and several charts explaining their characteristics at exceptional temperature.

Second section was insight at the exploration and data processing required for

production of oil. Third section offers insight into transportation of oil.

Green Hills: The first platinum rated green building in Uttarakhand, was also

visited. Students were given detailed about structural details and key points

for green building. This green building is able to save 7.5% of the total energy

consumption

IDT: In IDT student attended a seminar which created awareness about the

various aspects of drilling and excavation of oil and gas well. Several

equipments and processes involved in the drilling process were also

introduced.

KDMIPE: A museum which contained fossils of different ages is kept for

creating awareness about formation of petroleum. Also different sample of

oils extracted from different regions known as basins are also showcased. Also

students got familiar with physical, chemical and biological properties of the

oil.

Outcome of the visit:

Students had an insight of the oil exploration industry by visiting various labs

which showed them the stages from formation to final product. Student came

to know about various types of oils, different stages of its formation, well

completion, oil and gas production, crude oil recovery method. By visiting

green hills architectural and engineering aspect of the green building is well

understood. They can well relate that to their daily life. Also students

understood the importance of conserving nonrenewable resources. It clearly

showcased that it is not one day process. We need to do lot more to create

awareness to protect our natural resources of energy.

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GUEST LECTURE

ON

R & D CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION

Date: 17 October, 2018

Venue: CE-105, Seminar Hall, COER


Guest Lecturer: Dr. Harilal, Executive Director, KDMIPE, ONGC, Dehradun


Topic of the lecture: R&D Challenges and Opportunities in Petroleum

Exploration

A guest lecture was organized by Civil department on 17th October, 2018. The

lecture started with an introduction to ONGC as Maharatna i.e. ONGC is the

largest crude oil and natural gas Company in India, contributing around 70

per cent to Indian domestic production. It also explained that Oil and natural

gas is main transportation fuel and Source of Energy of today and it is also a

raw materials for countless products used in daily lives It is explored and

produced from subsurface by using geoscience and engineering technology

(E&P Business)Development (GDP growth) and consumption of energy are

found to be directly linked. More energy (Oil and gas) is required for faster

growth. Newer oil and gas may be found in difficult and inaccessible areas.

The lecture was divided into seven parts:

a. E&P business model and life cycle

b. Exploration methods: Fundamentals

c. Exploration technology: Seismic

d. Exploration technology: Non-seismic

e. Drilling technology

f. Development and Production

g. unconventional resources

Why R&D and Innovations are required in Exploration and Petroleum

Business was very well explained. For civil engineers a typical E & P model

consists of different phases where bidding plays an important role.

The lecture continued with the following recent industry trends for oil industry

• Oil is and will remain the world’s most vital source of energy, at about 35% of all needs.

• Reducing time gaps between first find and monetization • Seismic technology is used to map and interpret potential hydrocarbon

reserves. • Use of non-seismic (GM, MT, EM) increasing • 4D seismic technology used to know how a reservoir will change over

time. • Robotics for handling complex and repetitive tasks such as connecting

pipes and replacing broken machinery. • Many oil companies are transforming their traditional practices into

a mobile performance-powered approach, which acts as a key driver for the oil and gas mobility market growth.

• Oil and gas companies need immediate access to real-time information from oil fields and drilling platforms to make informed, quick-production decisions.

• Wearable technology has a huge potential to improve performance and reduce the risk of personnel maintaining assets in hazardous environments.

The lecture ended with a note that there are enormous opportunities in Oil

Industry for not only civil but all of our young engineers.

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INDUCTION PROGRAMME

FOR

DIPLOMA STUDENTS

Date: 15 November, 2018

Venue: CE-105, Seminar Hall, COER


Speaker: Dr. Mridula, Coordinator, Department of Civil Engineering


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FOUNDATION DAY

Date: 03 December, 2018

Venue: Foundation Day, Vardhaman Auditorium, COER


Contact Person: Dr. Deep Gupta, Head, Department of Civil Engineering


S N Project name Group of students Branch,

Year Guide

1. COER Prototype

AMAN MISHRA AMAN SAINI

AJAUR REHMAN ABHISHEK

MOHD SHAHBAN

CE, 3rd year Dr. Mridula

2. Zero Energy Building

SHARUN ALI SHASHANK BHARTI SUSHANT CHAUHAN SHIVANG CHAUHAN SHOURYA PRATAP

SINGH

CE, 4th year Mr Ashish

Mishra

3. Smart city, waste and

irrigation system

AASHISH KUMAR GUPTA,

ALI HAMMAD , AMISH KUMAR, ANIL

KUMAR MAHTO, GAURAV GUNWANT, PARIDHI PRAKASH

CE, 3rd year Mr Shashank

Yadav/ Dr. Mridula

4. Sewage Treatment Plant

RAMPUKAR PANDIT SUMIT SANDHYA

AJIT KUMAR SHAH ASHUTOSH SHARMA

ANANT KUMAR PREM BISTA

UTKRISHT BURMAN

CE, 3rd year Ms. Pallavi Chaurasia

5. Seismic Retrofitting – Base

Isolator and seismic damper

PRANJAL GUPTA ASHISH GUPTA AMAN SHARMA NIKHIL SINGH

CE, 3rd year Dr. Mridula

6 Automatic car Parking

system

AMAN MISHRA AMAN SAINI

AJAUR REHMAN ABHISHEK

MOHD SHAHBAN

CE, 3rd year Shown In

Engineer’s day (May be included if required)

7 Pervious pavement for

ground water recharge TAIMOOR

ABDUL QADIR CE, 3rd year

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ONE DAY WORKSHOP

ON

RECENT TRENDS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING & PRIMAVERA SOFTWARE


Venue: TEQIP, CE- 105, Seminar Hall, COER


Contact Person: Dr. Mridula, Mr. Nishant Kumar, Mr. Gaurav Airi


CONVENOR

&ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Associate Professor &

Dean Academics

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr. Mahesh Patel, Assistant Professor,

Department of Civil Engineering, NIT

Jalandhar

Mr. Digvijay Singh Chauhan, Trainer,

Insergo Tech private ltd, Dehradun

ORGANISING

COMMITTEE

Dr. Prabhat Kumar ( HOD , CE )

Dr. Mridula(COORDINATOR , CE )

COORDINATOR Mr. Nishant Kumar(Assisant Professor, CE)

Mr. Gaurav Airi( Lecturer CE )

TOTAL PARTICIPANTS

45 ( COER, ROORKEE )

09 ( RIT, ROORKEE )

06 (RCE, ROORKEE)

04 (PHONICS, ROORKEE )

08 ( DIET , RISHIKESH .

Workshop has been organized with the prior permission and guidance of

honourable Director of College of Engineering RoorkeDr S.P. Gupta& by the

initiative and hard efforts of Dean

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh , Head of Civil Engineering department Dr.Prabhat ,

Coordiantor of Civil Engineering department Dr. Mridula& Workshop

coordinator Mr. Nishant&Mr. Gaurav Airi , guided the students . Along with

the faculty members, students of B.tech Civil Engineering from different

colleges under UTU takes hard efforts and initiative under the continuous

guidance of Dr. Mahesh Patel, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil

Engineering, NIT Jalandhar, which makes this a grand success.

And at last we are heartily thankful to Registrar ,UTU Dr. Anita Rawat to

give COER an oppurtuinity to host this workshop for overall quality

improvement in Technical Education at our institutional level with

University.

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FIRST SESSION ( from 9.00 a.m to 12.30 p.m ) : A lecture delivered by,

Dr. Mahesh Patel, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, NIT

Jalandhar, on topic “Recent Trends in Civil Engineering” .

In this topic he talk about the following recent trends in Civil Engineering.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Will Be Used in Large-scale Applications

More civil engineering projects this year are likely to see large-scale

utilization of the Cloud technology and Big Data. Also, latest in the list of

innovation is the Building Information Modeling (BIM). Engineers can now

create virtual models of their designs through intelligent 3D modeling

process.

Demand for Sustainable Designs - Sustainable design is the most significant

civil engineering trends in upcoming year. It is a movement that enjoys much

support from global organizations and even the government. The demand for

smart materials, intelligent electrical grids, smart buildings with embedded

sensors, and other revolutionary technologies is giving civil engineers the

push to innovate sustainable designs that are forward-looking. One of the key

areas of focus is zero-energy housing. Insulating homes with double skin

facade and integrating PV panels that facilitate better utilization of captured

energy.

Advanced Building Materials Will Shape the Civil Engineering Designs of

the Future -Advanced materials with shifting properties that adapt to

external conditions are being introduced into the civil engineering industry.

From cement composite, advanced steel, and self-healing concrete, to fiber-

reinforced polymer composites, technology is transforming the materials

being used in construction.

SECOND SESSION ( 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.) : A training program of 2 hours on

Primavara software by- Mr. Digvijay Singh Chauhan Trainer, Insergo Tech

private ltd, Dehradun.

During his training he demonstrated the use of tools to create a project baseline

program (set by planning manager with the help of site planning engineer) ,

the initial program used to find the actual sequence of activities to be followed

for execution in site.

Then he displayed the initial baseline program, which is once is set and

finalized then showed us how we can now monitor the project very easily.

After that the Baseline program can be set in the program and can be

monitored. So this gives an actual site progress status. This is comparatively

very easy in primavera rather than any other software.

Primavera P6 is professional and amazing software program, which is

employed not by simply planners, and also project professionals, engineers,

schedulers, and other people involved with planning, management, project

reporting. Primavera P6 possesses benefited every industry through

aerospace to be able to manufacturing, electronics to information technology,

Telecom sector to Civil, and all other sectors that are involved in business

management.

Conclusion - The workshop helped assess the current level emerging technologies

and trends in Civil Engineering and civil engineering industry, like any other,

is no stranger to evolving challenges, and is undergoing a radical

transformation from the outset of past years. The need to build sustainable

buildings, bridges and roads is higher than ever. Energy efficiency within

these structures is a major need, as well. Students definitely have learnt a lot

from these useful lectures and training program, and we are hoping that we

will see more these kind of workshops and training program in COER by

UTTARAKHAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

TO

DEPARTMENT OF EARTH SCIENCES, IIT ROORKEE


Venue: Department of Earth Sciences, IIT Roorkee


Contact Person: Dr. Ajanta Goswami, Assistant Professor, Department of Earth

Sciences, IIT Roorkee


An Industrial visit to “Department of Earth Sciences.”, Indian Institute of

technology, Roorkee, Uttarakhand- was organized by the Civil Engineering

Department of College of Engineering Roorkee on Friday, 8 March 2019. Fifty

two Civil Engineering students and two faculties visited to Department of

Earth Sciences, IIT, Roorkee to enhance their practical knowledge of

Seismology and to let them having an overview on the fossils related to

Engineering Geology.

OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP

College of Engineering Roorkee had organized and industrial visit on 8

March 2019 to Department of Earth Sciences located in Indian Institute of

technology, Roorkee for the students of Department of Civil Engineering

The visit was organized with prior permission and guidance of Dr. S P Gupta,

Director General

Dr. Mridula Singh and Mr. Prashant Kumar were the co-ordinators for this

whole industrial visit.

DETAILS OF VISIT

Trip started from the college campus at 10:15 am via our college bus on

8 march 2019 along with co-ordinator faculties

We reached Department of Earth Sciences, IIT Roorkee in 30 minutes.

At the very beginning of our visit we met Dr. Ajanta Goswami in the

Earth Sciences Department who is currently working as Assistant

Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences, IIT Roorkee

COMPANY PROFILE The Department of Earth Sciences (formerly the Department of Geology and Geophysics) is one of the leading departments in the country engaged in high quality teaching, research and consultancy in the field of Earth Sciences. It was established in year 1960. During the span of about six decades, the department has become one of the foremost centres of teaching, research and consultancy. The main strength of the department is amalgamation of two major divisions of Earth Sciences: Geology and Geophysics under one umbrella. During last six decades, department has produced large number of trained Earth Scientists who are the backbone of the Country's mineral, oil & gas, groundwater resources and other exploration industries. Presently, the department is running two five year Integrated M.Tech. programmes on Geological Technology and Geophysical Technology. In these programmes (started from 2007) admissions are made through Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). In addition, department also runs M.Sc. (Applied Geology) of two years duration having admissions through Joint Admission Test to M.Sc. (JAM).

OBJECTIVES OF THE VISIT

In order to have a brief overlook on seismic observatory. In order to have a brief overlook on the Geology museum in Earth

Sciences Department In order to learn about the different activities carried out in seismology

laboratory.

GROUP OBSERVATIONS AND LEARNINGS

The following is the list along with photographs which students had observed during industrial visit

Students had learned about the practical process of formation of rocks Students had observed the fossils very closely and related their

understanding to theoretical learning. Students had visited seismic observatory Students had learned about the proper monitoring on seismic activities

in seismology laboratory.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO

BRICK KILN, REHMATPUR,

ROORKEE


Venue: Brick kiln, Rehmatpur


Contact Person: BabuRam, Manager, Brick Kiln


An Industrial visit to “Brick Kiln, Rehmatpur, Roorkee, Uttarakhand- was

organized by the Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering

Roorkee, on Friday, 11 March 2019. Fifty two students of first year and second

year of Civil Engineering and two faculty members visited to Brick Kiln,

Rehmatpur, Roorkee to enhance their practical knowledge of manufacturing

of brick.

The visit was organized with prior permission and guidance of Dr. S P Gupta,

Director General

Dr. Mridula Singh and Mr. Prashant Kumar were the co-ordinators for this

whole industrial visit.

DETAILS OF VISIT

The students first visited to department of Earth-Sciences, IIT Roorkee

and then from the IITR campus proceede toward brick kiln along with

coordinators.

We reached Brick Kiln, at Rehmatpur, Kaliyar Road, Roorkee in 30

minutes.

At the very beginning of our visit we met Mr. PraveshMunshiwho is the

in charge of Rehmatpur site.

OBJECTIVES OF THE VISIT

In order to have a brief overlook on manufacturing of brick.

In order to have a brief overlook on the molding of brick

In order to learn about the air drying of brick

In order to learn about the working brick kiln.

GROUP OBSERVATIONS AND LEARNINGS

The following is the list along with photographs which students had observed

during industrial visit

Students had learned about the practical process of manufacturing of

bricks

Students had observed the mixing of ingredients used in brick

manufacturing

Students had learned about the proper functioning of brick kiln.

CONCLUSION

We are very thankful to our management for organizing such an

informative event for students to develop their practical skills and

enhance their understanding level. We hope we get more chances to

have such wonderful and informative experiences of visiting different

industries.

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Venue: Geomatics Department, IIT Roorkee


Contact Person: Dr P.K. Garg, Assistant Professor, IIT Roorkee


The students of Civil Engineering were taken to the geomatics department, IIT Roorkee.

Geomatics Engineering is the management of global infrastructure through the collection, measuring, monitoring and archiving of geospatial data. Geomatics engineers contribute to the welfare and safety of the public through administering appropriate research and advanced mapping techniques. Examples of geomatics career fields are: land surveying; urban planning; space exploration; agriculture; transportation; and geomarketing.

The graduates of the Geomatics Engineering (GME) program should demonstrate competency in one or more of the following GME competency areas:

Boundary/land surveying, photogrammetry, geodesy, GIS, and digital mapping.

A continued capacity for employment in one or more GME specialty area.

A capacity for graduate education.

Continued membership in professional organizations.

A continuing commitment to lifelong learning.

A continuing commitment to serving and protecting the health and welfare of the public.

An ability to pass professional licensing or certification examinations after achieving requisite professional experience.

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REPORT ON

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING & SMART SURVEYING

Date: 26- 27 March, 2019

Venue: CE- 105, Seminar Hall, COER


Guest Lecturer: Dr. Amit Goyal, Assistant Professor, NITTTR, Chandigarh


CONVENOR

&ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Associate Professor &

Dean Academics

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr.Amit Goyal, Assistant Professor,

Department of Civil Engineering, NITTTR

Chandigarh

Mr.AshokRanjan, Trainer, Real World

Infotech, Roorkee

ORGANISING

COMMITTEE

Dr. Prabhat Kumar ( HOD , CE )

Dr. Mridula(COORDINATOR , CE )

COORDINATOR Dr. Mridula (Assistant Professor, CE)

Ms. Pallavi Chaurasia(Teaching Assistant, CE )

TOTAL PARTICIPANTS 50 Participants

45 (COER ROORKEE)

4 (Ramanand institute & Pharmacy)

1(Phonics group of institutions)

Faculty Development Programme has been organized with the prior

permission and guidance of honorable Director of College of Engineering

Roorkee Dr S.P. Gupta& by the initiative and hard efforts of Dean Academics

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Head of Civil Engineering Department Dr. Prabhat

Kumar, Coordinator of Civil Engineering department Dr. Mridula&Ms

Pallavi Chaurasia. Faculty members of Civil Engineering from different

colleges under UTU takes hard efforts and initiative under the continuous

guidance of Dr.Amit Goyal, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil

Engineering, NITTTR, Chandigarh and Mr. Ashok Ranjan, Trainer, Real World

Infotech, Roorkee which makes this FDP a grand success.

Report

26 March 2019, FIRST SESSION ( from 9.00 a.m to 12.30 p.m ) : A lecture

delivered by, Dr. Amit Goyal, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil

Engineering, NITTTR , Chandigarh, on topic “Emerging Trends in Civil

Engineering” . In this topic he talk about the following recent trends in Civil

Engineering.

Need for Innovative technologies

Impact of Climate change in building and construction

Ferro-Cement Technology

NEM Plaster

Bio mimicry

Building subjected to Earthquake and concept of Earthquake Resistant Design

Damping Based Vibration Control- Interlinked Block Masonry system with Visco-elastic energy dissipator links

Used Radial Tires

SECOND SESSION (2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.) : A Lab session of 3 hours on

“Introduction to Arc GIS” by Mr. Ashok Ranjan,Trainer, Real World

Infotech, Roorkee & Dr. Mridula, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil

Engineering, College of Engineering Roorkee, Roorkee.

This training started with registering raw image and how to use basic editing

tools. After covering basics, basic operations between CAD, GID and also GIS is

discussed. Supervised approaches for map composition, capturing Google

earth images and registering it into arc map were described.

The trainer was experienced over the years in the field of GIS. The training

was really engaging and informative. The trainer made everyone feels very

comfortable, able to contribute and take something away.

ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) for working with maps and

geographic information. It is used for creating and using maps, compiling

geographic data, analyzing mapped information, sharing and discovering

geographic information, using maps and geographic information in a range of

applications, and managing geographic information in a database. The system

provides an infrastructure for making maps and geographic information

available throughout an organization, across a community, and openly on the

Web

27 March, 2019, FIRST SESSION (from 9.00 a.m to 12.30 p.m): A lecture

delivered by Mr. Shashank Yadav, Assistant Professor, COER, Roorkee on

Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS) and Brief Introduction of

“Data Processing by Trimble Business Center software”

Differential Global Positioning Systems (DGPS) are enhancements to

the Global Positioning System (GPS) which provide improved location

accuracy, in the range of operations of each system, from the 15-meter

nominal GPS accuracy to about 10 cm in case of the best implementations.

Each DGPS uses a network of fixed ground-based reference stations to

broadcast the difference between the positions indicated by the GPS

satellite system and known fixed positions. These stations broadcast the

difference between the measured satellite pseudo ranges and actual

(internally computed) pseudo ranges, and receiver stations may correct their

pseudo ranges by the same amount. The digital correction signal is typically

broadcast locally over ground-based transmitters of shorter range.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_information_system

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Positioning_System

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_satellite



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudorange

Features of Trimble Business Center software:

Edit, process, and adjust optical, GNSS, and imaging survey data.

Import data straight from the field and begin working with it immediately.

Quickly and easily edit RTK and total station data.

Interface with design, drafting, and GIS systems

Compatible with Trimble's suite of GNSS, optical, and UAS solutions

Flexible licensing options (Base, Complete and Advanced editions) and optional add-on modules (Photogrammetry)

27 March, 2019, SECOND SESSION (from 2.00 p.m to 5.00 p.m): Lab

session on “GIS based mapping on DGPS data” by Mr. Ashok

Ranjan,Trainer, Real World Infotech, Roorkee

In this session, data collected from the field by using DGPS was applied on the

Arc GIS for its further application. It helped in creating the map and analyzing

all the topographical features of the field area

Conclusion – The faculty Development Program helped in gaining knowledge

about emerging technologies in Civil Engineering and smart surveying. The

need to build sustainable buildings, bridges and roads is higher than ever.

New technologies have come in the industries. Energy efficiency within these

structures is a major need. The need for smart surveying is increasing day by

day in the industries. Participants definitely have learnt a lot from these useful

lectures and training program, and we are hoping that we will see more these

kind of FDP’S and training program in COER by UTTARAKHANDTECHNICAL

UNIVERSITY.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

TO

DEPARTMENT OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

IIT ROORKEE


Venue: Department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee


Contact Person: Dr. Ravi Jakka, Assistant Professor, IIT Roorkee


On 28 March, 2019, the Department of Civil Engineering has planned an

industrial visit to Department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee. The

students of III year and IV year in a batch of 31 were taken for the visit with

two faculty members Dr Mridula and Ms Pallavi Chaurasia.

Department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee

PURPOSE OF VISIT

The purpose to visit the Department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee

was to make the students familiar with the design of an Earthquake Resistant

also how the soil plays an important role in the stability of a structure adding to this they can learn the monitoring of earthquakes. Students have a full-fledged view that how Civil Engineering can be related to the Earthquake Engineering.

INFORMATION OF THE VISIT

The visit was carried out in three stages, firstly the students were taken to soil

dynamics lab, then to structure testing lab and finally to the seismology lab.

In soil dynamics lab, Dr Ravi Jakka, briefed the students about the equipments

that are used for the testing of soils in order to determine the stability of the

structure. Sir explained about the cyclic triaxial test and then explained about

the liquefaction process and how the test is carried out in order to make the

structure safe against submergence.

After that MrSujit guided students to the pseudo and quasi structure testing lab where he give a detailed information about the testing of load carrying walls in horizontal and vertical direction. Adding to this he also briefed about the Earthquake resistant visco-elastic energy dissipator link elements used to make the structure. This covered the shock table testing then the shake table lab was also shown to the students where they saw a large table in which the framed structure is taken to the shake table which is made to test whether the structure can withstand high magnitude earthquakes especially of Zone V. Finally Dr SC Gupta interacted with the students in the seismology lab where the students were shown how the seismograph records the earthquake and the data is analysed so that detailed information can be given about the earthquake occurred in any part of India.

Conclusion

From this visit, students gained knowledge about the stability of the structure and how the data interpretation is done for the earthquake. We are thankful to the department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee for such a delightful experience.

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME’19

ON

ADVANCED SURVEYING

Date: 11 – 26 June, 2019

Venue: College of Engineering Roorkee


Contact Person: Dr. Prabhat Kumar, Head & Mr. Shashank Yadav


Tuesday, June 11, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm

Introduction to designing and Drafting, Introduction to AutoCAD, Introduction to Survey, Aboslute Cartesian co-ordinate syatem, Relavite Cartesian Co-ordinate system

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

9:00 am - 01:00 pm

Absolute & relative polor Coordinate system, Direct input mode, ortho&poloar mode

Thursday, June 13, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm

Layer Properties, Layer management, Circle, Rectangle, trim, Polygon,Scripting, Block , Dimensioning

Friday, June 14, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Surveying Total Station On campus

Saturday, June 15, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Running Data into Autocad on campus TS data

Sunday, June 16, 2019

Monday, June 17, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Surveying Total Station Off Campus

Tuesday, June 18, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Running Data In Autocad off Campus TS data


9:00 am - 01:00 pm

Aaignment 1:Running Data into Autocad

Thursday, June 20, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Surveying/Drone Mapping

Friday, June 21, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Surveying DGPS and processing With TBC

Saturday, June 22, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Introduction to GiS and data Processing

Sunday, June 23, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Data processing Of Done and Dgps Surveying (Map Making)

Monday, June 24, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Assignment 2: GIS Data Processing

Tuesday, June 25, 2019 9:00 am - 01:00

pm Assignment 3: Gis Map Making


9:00 am - 01:00 pm

Drafting

*Venue: CAD lab Mechanical Block 2. Photographs

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