1st Semester Syllabus & Course Curricula
Semester 01: Foundation & Induction Cycle
The first semester introduces students to the core engineering disciplines, basic physical & mathematical sciences, design thinking, and communication skills. Curricula are structured to comply with AICTE & UGC model guidelines, incorporating mandatory induction programs, laboratory safety, and professional ethics.
Curricular Breakdown
Undergraduate Programmes (B.Tech & B.Des)
B.Tech 1st Semester Common Syllabus (Physics / Chemistry Groups)
Engineering Mathematics-I, Physics/Chemistry, Basic Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Programming for Problem Solving, and Workshop Practices.
B.Des (Bachelor of Design) 1st Semester Syllabus
Elements of Design, Visual Principles, Freehand Drawing, Digital Visualization, History of Art & Design, and Studio Labs.
Diploma (Polytechnic) Programmes
Diploma 1st Semester Common Syllabus (All Core Engineering)
Basic Science, Communication in English-I, Mathematics-I, Engineering Mechanics, and Practical Computing.
Diploma in Animation & Multimedia Technology (AMT) 1st Semester
Introduction to Multimedia, Drawing Principles, Art & Composition, Digital Graphic Foundations, and Computer Fundamentals.
Postgraduate Programmes (M.Tech & M.Des)
M.Tech Green Energy Technology (GET) 1st Semester
Renewable Energy Sources, Solar Energy Technologies, Biomass & Biofuel Systems, Thermodynamics of Energy Systems, and Energy Modeling Lab.
M.Tech Water Resources & Hydraulic Engineering (WRH) 1st Semester
Advanced Fluid Mechanics, Surface Water Hydrology, Groundwater Flow & Dynamics, Hydraulic Structures Design, and Simulation Lab.
M.Tech Food Engineering & Technology (FET) 1st Semester
Advanced Food Chemistry, Transport Phenomena in Food Processing, Thermal & Non-Thermal Processing, Food Rheology, and Advanced Laboratory.
M.Des Multimedia Communication & Design 1st Semester
Design Methodologies, Advanced Typography, Interactive Multimedia Systems, User Experience Research, and Creative Studio Practicum.
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