M.Tech. Construction Technology and Management - CE-7 (UoP) SEMESTER | No. ‘Subject t [tlle (Ge5020 Planning and Control afofo[s (CE6010 Contracts and Specifications afolfols (C6050 Personnel Management sfofols Ms5020 ial Behaviour 2 s[ofols s[eole[s ofolsle2 wfo[s]i ‘SEMESTER II No. ‘Subject t[tlPle [C6030 | Construction Economics and Finance afeolo[s [ces040 16 and Equipment afolfo[s [ces130 ‘Quality and Safety Management sfeolfols afolfols s[ofols [cE5100 | Construction Sofware Laboratory ofolfele2 (0E5060 No. ‘Subject t[tlPle (66120 Summer Training ~1-]-Te2 ‘SEMESTER Il No. Subject L Ms6910| Global Businoss Management 2 Elective V 3 [ce6t40"| Project Total 24 SEMESTER IV No. Subject tft [cE6140| Project : Total #4 * Grade assigned in fourth semester. Total = 19+ 1842+5+23 = 67 Elective Courses for Civil and Architecture Students CE5160 Biological Processes for Waste Water Treatment GE5170 _Physico-Chemical Processes fo GE 5210 Transport of Water and Wastewater Hazardous Waste Management GE5450. Applied Hydraulic Engineering sd Water Engineering (CE 5800 Analysis and Design of Pavements, CE6110 Advanced Concrete Technology (CE 6420 Ground Improvement Techniques ‘CE 6800 Airport Planning and Design OE 5050 Ocean Structures and Mater ‘OE 5090 Marine Geo-technical Engin (OE 5400 Port and Harbour Structures (OE 6400 Marine Foundations (OE 6850 Concrete and Concrete Structure for Oceans: Engineering Students jneoring ME 6530 HVAC Systems and Applications Design of Materials Handling Equipment MM 5760 Advanced Topics in Metal Joining Elective Courses for Electrical Engineering Students EE 5020. Topics in Elactromagnetic Compatiity E5070 Instrumentation Engineering E5140 Computer Communication NetworkEES610 Transducers EE 5620, entation EE 5870 rol of Electric Mechanies EE 5910 Power System Analysis EE 5920 Technology E5940 Power Circuit Breakers & Protective Relays EE 5950 ‘Transmission EE 5960 in Power System Operation & Planning EE 5970 Energy Management System & SCADA EE 6920 Advance Topies in Electrical Insulation List of Laboratory Courses For Civil Engineering and Architecture Students Candidates to choose any one of the following CE 5090 Construction Materials Laboratory ‘CE 5850 Pavement Engineering Laboratory (CE 6390 Field Tests and Monitoring CE S410 Soll Mechanics and Geosynthetics Laboratory CE5190 Environmental Monitoring Laboratory For Mechanical Engineering Students Candidates to choose any one of the folowing M5190. Non-Destructive Testing Laboratory MM 5770 Welding Laboratory | For Electrical Engineering Students Candidates to choose any one of the following: EE 5000 Electrical Engineering Laborator E5500 Electrical Engineering Laboratory /PS Stream Microprocessors) elective depending on the student's Laboratory — as per the list of laboratory courses approved. Students may also choose any other 500/600/700 level elective courses relevant to their degree with the consent of the course coordinator. Note: Based on the credits for the various elective courses to be taken in the different departments, the number of electives courses may be adjusted 0 that the student eaims minimum of 64 credits PG Diploma in Metro Rail Technology and Management (UoP) SEMESTER! Course No. | Title urec | type (©6050 | Construction Personnel mar 3009 Core (CES331__| Metro Systems and Enginee 3003 Core Ges020_| Construction planning and control 3003 Core (©E6010 | Construction contracts and specifications | 9-0-0-8 Core 1M85260__| Management Information Systems 2002 Core ‘Common Elective-t (from Group I) 2002/ | Elective 3003 Departmental Elective-1 300s | Elective 400-4 Total | 16/18-0-0-19721 ‘SEMESTER I ‘Course No. Title Lre-c | Type (CES130 | Construction quality and safety 3003 Core manage ‘CE5932 | Special Topics in Metro Engineering” 3003 | Coe (©E5935 | Metro Internship* 0002 Core r ‘Common Elective-2 (from Group i) 2002) | Elective 3.003 Departmental Elective-2 30037 | Elective 400-4 Departmental Elective-3 300-87 | Elective 400-4 ~~ | Departmental Electve-4 3008 | Elective 4004 Total | 17/21-0-0-19728 27