PLACEMENT

PLACEMENT

“OUTSTANDING PLACEMENTS”
“100 PERCENT PLACEMENTS”
“Video E-Resumes for current batch of Mba Students”

The Placement cell of Brindavan College of Management works year-round in building relationships and networking with industry professionals from across multiple sectors.

The Placement Cell is dedicated to advising students on career options and providing them with the latest information on industry internship and final placement opportunities. Apart from the facilitation services, it also arranges for training and industry interaction sessions. The Placement Cell of Brindavan provides 100% assistance for Industry Internships and final Placements.

Brindavan’s Placement Cell is an interface between industry practitioners and the student-body of Brindavan College of Management, facilitating both entities to make strategic hiring and career decisions. The cell has contacts and databases of companies and personnel working in various positions across sectors, with whom the placement office shares a wonderful mutual relationship. Many organizations recruit students from BRINDAVAN and visit the institute year-after-year seeking extremely well prepared, highly motivated, professional and dynamic young individuals to join them in varied roles and responsibilities in the context of a challenging environment.

We thank all our recruiting partners for visiting Brindavan College of Management and would like to reiterate that it was an absolute pleasure and privilege to have been associated with you all.

Industry Institute Interface

India Infoline		Ranbaxy Laboratories		Bank of America		Thomson Riders
Nandi Toyota		ISTQ Solutions		Essae Teraoka		Bull Gains Services
Shriram Life Insurance		ICICI Prudential Life Insurance		IDBI Bank		HDFC Standard Life Insurance
Lapp India		Future Group		Future Generali Life Insurance		Campus Select
Aviva Life Insurance		Cipla		Reliance Life Insurance		Wipro
IBM		Reliance Communications		HSBC Bank		Eureka Forbes

LIBRARY

LIBRARY

The library is a nerve of an educational institution. The primary mission of the library is to support the educational activities of the institution by providing access to information, consistent with the present and future needs of the institute and the users.

The College has built a new spacious Library spanning a total floor area of 600 sq mt. Library houses about 9,300 books and subscriptions to over - National (63) and International (33) journals.

The Library comes with provision for stock section, circulation section and reference section with advanced computers with internet connected for information searching. The Library reading space can accommodate nearly 250 library users.

The library has been using the "EASYLIB", an integrated library management software package with all the modules for the library house keeping operations.

Mission

Library serves as a resource center and aims to develop a comprehensive collection of documents useful for faculty and students of the institute.

Goal

To acquire, organize Information resources to meet the present and future needs of its users.

Documents Collection

Collection Organization : The library has adopted Open Access System. Documents are classified as per International Classification System ‘Dewey Decimal Classification’.

Automation: "Easylib" software is installed in the library's Computers and used for Library Management. Bar-coding labels are pasted to all books in the library. 'Digital Borrower's Cards' are issued to all Staff and Students.

Library Working Hours : Brindavan College of Engineering library users can use the library for their academic and research progress during following days.

Working Days - Monday to Saturday
Timings - 09.00 am to 08.00 pm

Library Membership

All students, faculty members of the Institute are entitled to make use of the Library facilities on taking library membership.

Library Rules and Regulation

Books Lending:Book(s) will be issued for 15 days with renewal of 15 days. The library cards are not transferable. Student members get 2 books and staff members get 4 books.

Loss of book(s):Loss of Book(s) if any shall be reported to the librarian immediately and a new copy shall be replaced immediately. In case the borrower is unable to replace the lost book(s), twice value of the lost book(s) plus overdue charges, if any, will be levied.

Library Statistics

Total no. of Books
Sl No	Branch-wise Break-up	Titles	Volumes
1	Civil Engineering	252	1278
2	Electronics and Communication Engineering	470	2420
3	Computer Science Engineering	241	1168
4	Information Science Engineering	217	1078
5	Mechanical Engineering	152	760
6	MBA	191	1066
7	Physics	26	150
8	Chemistry	21	91
9	Mathematics	98	500
10	General	202	443
Grand Total		1870	8954

Total no. of Journals
Sl.No	Subject	Journals International National E- Journals
1	Civil Engineering	6	12	15
2	Electronics and Communication Engineering	6	12	16
3	Computer Science Engineering	3	6	16
4	Information Science Engineering	3	6	16
5	Mechanical Engineering	3	6	20
6	MBA	12	16	25
7	Physics	-	3	-
9	Mathematics	-	2	-
Total		33	63	108

Sl. No.	Titles	Number
1	Magazines	21
2	News Papers	8
3	CD's & Digital Content	441

Library Services

Brindavan College of Engineering Library is providing services to support for the learning and teaching process.

Books Reservation:Users can reserve a book, which is already lent out. Reserved books are kept in the counter for 2 days. The reservation lapses automatically after 2 days.

OPAC: (Online Public Access Catalogue)OPAC allows users to search all materials (such as Books, Journals, Magazines, etc.) available in the Library collection.

Reference Service:The Library maintains a separate reference collection consisting of encyclopedias, dictionaries, directories, handbooks, atlases, etc. Reference books are stamped as "REFERENCE "

Internet Facility:Internet facility is provided in the library for web search

Reprographic Facility:Users can take Xerox copies of Reading material available in the library from library 'Photocopier' for nominal charges.

COURSES OFFERED

COURSES OFFERED

Undergraduate programme

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)

• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Computer Sciences and Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Information Science and Engineering
• Civil Engineering

BE- Civil Engineering

The Civil Engineering Association, named Avishkaar is formed to encourage the students to take part in co-curricular activities. Avishkaar was formally inaugurated on 16th September 2010 by two eminent Civil engineering Professionals. They were Dr. Ramachandra, The General manager of Grasim Industries (Cement Division) and Dr. K. N. Venkata Krishna Rao, who was the Former Registrar of Kuvempu University and Rajiv Gandhi University. Our chief Guest, Dr. Ramachandra enlightened the students by speaking about the Life and Times of Sir M. Visveswaraya.

Avishkaar conducted the next technical talk on 8th April 2010. The Seminar was on “Beauty of Civil Engineering”, given by Mr. B.S. Chandrashekar Rao, a leading Consultant Engineer. His talk had thrown light into all those spectacular designs of various Civil engineering Structures and thus created an enthusiasm in the fresh mind of our young student fraternity.

Mr. A. R. Shivakumar. Principal Investigator Rain Water Harvesting, Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology, had given an enlightening technical talk on Rain Water Harvesting on 28th August 2010.

A Technical Quiz and Paper presentation competition had also been organized in the name of Avishkaar, which has come out as a great success with good participation. We intend to conduct many more programs like this and encourage students to participate in such activities, which will boost his/her moral, and acquire knowledge in various fields in addition to his/her academic learning. Thus we aim at upbringing good professionals by nurturing their talents together with academics.

The Department is actively involved in the testing and consultancy of Construction materials. The department is having very good Material testing and Geotechnical laboratory which caters to the needs of the consultancy services.

Academic Activities:

• Dr. K.U.Muthu, Dean Academic delivered a keynote speech in the International conference in Civil Engg., Reva Institute of Technology, Bengaluru in Sep-2011.
• Dr. K.U.Muthu, has been appointed as a member of BOS of PES, Mandya for PG studies as VTU nominee.

Sports AND Cultural Activities:

• Mr. Prathik N of 4rd Semester Civil has been selected to play cricket for Jawahar Sport Club, in the tournament conducted by Karnataka State Cricket Association.
• Mr. Lachchu Jadav, 4th Semester Civil has represented University in the Athletic team to participate in the inter-university All India Competitions
• Our College Football team participated in the University Inter-collegiate Football tournament held at Dt. TTTIT, Kolar.
• Annual Sports Day was organized on 23rd September 2010.

Course Content

I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10 PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

III Semester
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT 31	Engineering Mathematics - III
10 CV 32	Materials of Constructio
10 CV-33	Strength of Materials
10 CV-34	Surveying I
10 CV-35	Fluid Mechanics
10 CV-36/06 EV 46	Applied Engineering Geology
10 CVL-37	Basic Material Testing Laboratory
10 CVL-38	Surveying Practice I

IV SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-41	Engineering Mathematics IV
10 CV-42	Building Construction
10 CV-43	Structural Analysis I
10 CV-44	Surveying II
10 CV-45	Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machines
10 CV-46	Building Planning & Drawing
10 CVL-47	Applied Engineering Geology Laboratory
10 CVL-48	Surveying Practice-II Laboratory

V SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 AL-51	Management & Entrepreneurship
10 CV-52	Design of structures RCC
10 CV-53	Structural Analysis II
10 CV-54	Geotechnical Engineering. I
10 CV-55	Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering
10 CV-56	Transportation Engineering I
10 CVL-57	Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machinery Lab.
10 CVL-58	Computer Aided Design Lab.

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 CV-61	Environmental Engineering - I
06 CV-62	Design & Drawing of RC structures
06 CV-63	Transportation Engineering II
06 CV-64	Geotechnical Engineering. II
06 CV-65	Irrigation Engineering. & Hydraulic Structures
06 CV-66X	Elective-I (Group A)
06 CVL-67	Geotechnical Engineering. Lab.
06 CVL-68	Extensive Survey Viva Voce

VII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 CV-71	Environmental Engineering.-II
10 CV-72	Design of Steel Structures
10 CV-73	Quantity Surveying and Estimation
10 CV-74	Design of Pre Stressed Concrete Structures
10 CV-75X	Elective II (Group-B)
10 CV-76X	Elective III(Group-C)
10 CVL-77	Environmental Engineering. Lab
10 CVL-78	Concrete & Highway Materials lab.

VIII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 CV-81	Advanced Concrete Technology
10 CV-82	Design and Drawing of Steel Structures
10 CV-83X	Elective IV (Group-D)
10 CV-84X	Elective V (Group-E)
10 CV-85	Project Work
10 CV-86	Seminar

Duration

Event	Odd Semester	Even Semester
Commencement of the term	August	February
I Internal Test	September	March
II Internal Test	October	April
III Internal Test	November	May
University Examination	December	June

Academic Activities:

Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Skill Development activities, Industrial visit & Placement Training.

Teaching Hours:

Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week

Examination

University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semester and in the month of June/July for even semesters.

Theory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	100	25	125

Laboratory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	50	25	75

Scheme of Evaluation:

As per University(VTU).

BE - Computer Science & Engineering

About the Course:

• To facilitate constructing fundamental knowledge of computer science and also Advanced Programming concepts and Techniques among students
• To enhance the necessary Skills in the area if Information Science thorough study and experimenting
• To help students in solving both the hardware and software problems by instilling deeper understanding of computer systems
• To prepare students to be competent enough to meet the expectations of the industry
• To instill the spirit of research among students in the concerned area

Duration

The degree course abbreviated as B.E. is of four year full-time course comprising of eight Semesters of sixteen weeks each.

Eligibility:

• A good pass in the pre-university or XII standard or equivalent examination recognized by the university. However the candidate shall have secured 45% marks in the aggregate with Physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects, namely, Chemistry, Bio-Technology, Computer Science, Biology and Electronics.
• For SC/ST and OBC candidates : Minimum marks for the SC/ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka in optional subjects is 40% provided that the candidate shall have studied and passed English as one of the subjects.

Course Content

I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10 PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

III Semester
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-31	Engineering Mathematics - III
10 CS-32	Electronic Circuits
10 CS-33	Logic Design
10 CS-34	Discrete Mathematical Structures
10 CS-35	Data Structures with C
10 CS-36	Object Oriented Programming with C++
10 CSL-37	Data Structures with C/C++ Laboratory
10 CSL-38	Electronic Circuits & Logic Design Laboratory

IV SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-41	Engineering Mathematics IV
10 CS-42	Graph Theory and Combinatorics
10 CS-43	Design and Analysis of Algorithms
10 CS-44	Unix and Shell Programming
10 CS-45	Microprocessors
10 CS-46	Computer Organization
10 CSL-47	Design and Analysis of Algorithms Laboratory
10 CSL-48	Microprocessors Laboratory

V SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 IS-51	Software Engineering
06 CS-52	System Software
06 CS-53	Operating System
06 CS-54	Database Management Systems
06 CS-55	Computer Networks I
06 CS-56	Formal Languages & Automata Theory
06 CSL-57	Database Applications Laboratory
06 CSL-58	Algorithms Laboratory

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 AL-61	Management & Enterpreneurship
06 CS-62	Unix Systems Programming
06 IS-63	File Strucure
06 CS-64	Computer Networks II
06 IS-65	Information Systems
06 IS-66X	Formal Languages & Automata Theory
06 ISL-67	File Structure Laboratory
06 ISL-68	System Software Laboratory

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 AL-61	Management & Enterpreneurship
06 CS-62	Unix Systems Programming
06 CS-63/06 IS-662	Compiler Design
06 CS-64	Computer Networks II
06 cS-65/06 IS-665	Information Systems
06 cS-66X	Elective I (Group-A)
06 CSL-67	Computer Graphics & Visualization Laboratory
06 CSL-68	System Software and Compiler Design Laboratory

VII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 CS-71	Object Oriented Modeling and Design
06 IS-72	Software Architectures
06 CS-73	Programming the Web
06 CS-74/06 IS-752	Embedded Computing Systems
06 CS-75X	Elective II (Group-B)
06 CS-76X	Elective III(Group-C)
06 CSL-77	Networks Laboratory
06 CSL-78	Web Programming Laboratory

VIII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 CS-81	Advanced Computer Architectures
06 CS-82	System Modeling and Simulation
06 CS-83X	Elective IV (Group-D)
06 CS-84X	Elective V (Group-E)
06 CS-85	Project Work
06 CS-86	Seminar

 Duration

Event	Odd Semester	Even Semester
Commencement of the term	August	February
I Internal Test	September	March
II Internal Test	October	April
III Internal Test	November	May
University Examination	December	June

Academic Activities:

Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Skill Development activities, Industrial visit & Placement Training.

Teaching Hours:

Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week

Examination

University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semester and in the month of June/July for even semesters.

Theory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	100	25	125

Laboratory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	50	25	75

Scheme of Evaluation:

As per University(VTU).

BE - Electronics & Communication Engineering

About the Department

The Electronics department was established in the year 2008. The Electronics & Communication Engineering department is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum and AICTE New Delhi having an in take of 120 students. The Aim of the Department is to produce Electronics & Communication Engineers, who combine academic excellence with practical expertise. To achieve this aim, well equipped laboratories, central and departmental libraries support students throughout their course of study. The academic courses cover fundamental and vital areas of importance in electronics relevant to both Industry and Research.

Electronics & Communication Engineers

Electronics and Communication Engineering branch deals with analog and digital transmission & reception of data, voice and video, basic electronics, solid state devices, microprocessors, digital and analog communication, analog integrated circuits, satellite communication, microwave engineering, antennae and wave progression. It also deals with the manufacturing of electronic devices, circuits, and communications equipment like transmitter, receiver, integrated circuits, microwaves, and fiber among others. It aims to deepen the knowledge and skills of the students on the basic concepts and theories that will equip them in their professional work involving analysis, systems implementation, operation, production, and maintenance of the various applications in the field of Electronics and Communications Engineering.

Electronics Engineering is one of the largest and fastest growing fields of engineering. It covers a wide range of applications which make our life easier and enjoyable such as Television, Radio, computers, telecommunication etc. They help us to see, hear and communicate over vast distances and do things faster. Electronics has a major role in improving productivity in industries like oil, energy, agriculture and so many other important sectors of economy. In steel, petroleum and chemical industries it is the electronic devices that direct, control and test production processes. Health care industry depends on electronic instruments to perform chemical tests and to check body functions. The safety in transportation, factories and mines and in homes, rely heavily on electronics.

Academic Programme

The focus in the study programme is on understanding electronic networks and devices, electromagnetic field theory, computer fundamentals, as also their protection, and communication and control systems.

Job Opportunities

An electronics engineer can be employed in the public and private sector industries and organizations such as the Indian Telephone Industries, BEL,BHEL,DRDO,ISRO MTNL,BSNL National Physical Laboratories, AIR, Civil aviation, Nokia, siemens, Wipro, Philips, GE, APC, Motorola and the police wireless departments.

Electronics engineers are also absorbed in the field of embedded system like the entertainment transmission industry, research establishments, and defense. They can also take up teaching and research in one of the many engineering colleges in India or abroad.

Mission

Disseminating of quality education to the students to develop their personality, to improve quality of life and to make them worthy citizens.

Vision

To build in each student a strong character and will power to excel globally.

Infrastructure / Facilities

• Spacious class rooms.
• Seminar hall.
• Well equipped labs.

Infrastructure / Facilities

• Spacious class rooms.
• Seminar hall.
• Well equipped labs.

Library facilities for ECE

• No. of Journals : 18
• No. of Books : 2420

Laboratories

• Analog Circuits Lab
• Digital Electronics Lab
• VHDL LAB
• Microcontroller Lab
• DSP AND MATLAB
• Communication Lab

Events & Seminars

The Department has organized many conferences and workshops to enhance the knowledge in advanced fields. These events were very successful and have got lot of appreciation for the same. Following is the list of conference and workshop conducted by the department for the past four years.

Course Content

I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10 PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

III Semester
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT 31	Engineering Mathematics - III
10 ES 32	Analog Electronic Circuits
10 ES-33	Logic Design
10 ES-34	Network Analysis
10 IT-35	Electronic Instrumentation
10 ES-36	Field Theory Geology
10 ECL-37	Analog Electronics Lab
10 ECL-38	Logic Design Lab

IV SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-41	Engineering Mathematics IV
10 ES-42	Microcontrollers
10 ES-43	Control Systems
10 ES-44	Signals & Systems
10 ES-45	Fundamentals of HDL
10 ES-46	Linear ICs & Applications
10 ECL-47	Microcontrollers Lab
10 ECL-48	HDL Lab

V SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 AL-51	Management & Entrepreneurship
10 ES-52	Digital signal Processing
10 ES-53	Analog Communication
10 ES-54	Microwaves and Radar
10 ES-55	Digital Switching Systems
10 ES-56	Fundamentals of CMOS VLSI
10 ECL-57	DSP Lab.
10 ECL-58	Analog Communication Lab + LIC Lab

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 ES-61	Digital Communication
06 ES-62	Microprocessors
06 ES-63	Analog and Mixed mode VLSI Design
06 EC-64	Antennas and Propagation
06 EC-65	Information theory and coding
06 EC-66X	Elective-I (Group A)
06 ECL-67	Advanced Communication Lab
06 ECL-68	MicroprocECsors Lab

VII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 EC-71	Computer Communication Network
10 EC-72	Optical Fiber Communication
10 EC-73	Power Electronics
10 EC-74	DSP Algorithms & Architecture
10 EC-75X	Elective II (Group-B)
10 EC-76X	Elective III(Group-C)
10 ECL-77	VLSI Lab
10 ECL-78	Power Electronics Lab

VIII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 EC-81	Wireless Communication
10 EC-82	Embedded System Design
10 EC-83X	Elective IV (Group-D)
10 EC-84X	Elective V (Group-E)
10 EC-85	Project Work
10 EC-86	Seminar

 Duration

Event	Odd SemECter	Even SemECter
Commencement of the term	August	February
I Internal TECt	September	March
II Internal TECt	October	April
III Internal TECt	November	May
University Examination	December	June

Academic ActivitiEC:

LecturEC, Seminars, Workshops, GuECt LecturEC, Skill Development activitiEC, Industrial visit & Placement Training.

Teaching Hours:

Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week

Examination

University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semECter and in the month of June/July for even semECters.

Theory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	100	25	125

Laboratory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	50	25	75

Scheme of Evaluation:

As per University(VTU).

BE - Information Science & Engineering

About the Course:

• To facilitate constructing fundamental knowledge of computer science and also Advanced Programming concepts and Techniques among students
• To enhance the necessary Skills in the area if Information Science thorough study and experimenting
• To help students in solving both the hardware and software problems by instilling deeper understanding of computer systems
• To prepare students to be competent enough to meet the expectations of the industry
• To instill the spirit of research among students in the concerned area

Duration

The degree course abbreviated as B.E. is of four year full-time course comprising of eight Semesters of sixteen weeks each.

Eligibility:

• A good pass in the pre-university or XII standard or equivalent examination recognized by the university. However the candidate shall have secured 45% marks in the aggregate with Physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects, namely, Chemistry, Bio-Technology, Computer Science, Biology and Electronics.
• For SC/ST and OBC candidates : Minimum marks for the SC/ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka in optional subjects is 40% provided that the candidate shall have studied and passed English as one of the subjects.

Course Content

I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10 PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

III Semester
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-31	Engineering Mathematics - III
10 CS-32	Electronic Circuits
10 CS-33	Logic Design
10 CS-34	Discrete Mathematical Structures
10 CS-35	Data Structures with C
10 CS-36	Object Oriented Programming with C++
10 CSL-37	Data Structures with C/C++ Laboratory
10 CSL-38	Electronic Circuits & Logic Design Laboratory

IV SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-41	Engineering Mathematics IV
10 CS-42	Graph Theory and Combinatorics
10 CS-43	Design and Analysis of Algorithms
10 CS-44	Unix and Shell Programming
10 CS-45	Microprocessors
10 CS-46	Computer Organization
10 CSL-47	Design and Analysis of Algorithms Laboratory
10 CSL-48	Microprocessors Laboratory

V SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 IS-51	Software Engineering
06 CS-52	System Software
06 CS-53	Operating System
06 CS-54	Database Management Systems
06 CS-55	Computer Networks I
06 CS-56	Formal Languages & Automata Theory
06 CSL-57	Database Applications Laboratory
06 CSL-58	Algorithms Laboratory

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 AL-61	Management & Enterpreneurship
06 CS-62	Unix Systems Programming
06 IS-63	File Strucure
06 CS-64	Computer Networks II
06 IS-65	Information Systems
06 IS-66X	Formal Languages & Automata Theory
06 ISL-67	File Structure Laboratory
06 ISL-68	System Software Laboratory

VII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 CS-71	Object Oriented Modeling and Design
06 IS-72	Software Architectures
06 CS-73	Programming the Web
06 IS-74	Data Mining
06 IS-75X	Elective II (Group-B)
06IS76X	Elective III(Group-C)
06 CSL-77	Networks Laboratory
06 CSL-78	Web Programming Laboratory

VIII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 IS-81	Software Testing
06 CS-82	System Modeling and Simulation
06 IS-83X	Elective IV (Group-D)
06 IS-84X	Elective V (Group-E)
06 IS-85	Project Work
06 IS-86	Seminar

 Duration

Event	Odd Semester	Even Semester
Commencement of the term	August	February
I Internal Test	September	March
II Internal Test	October	April
III Internal Test	November	May
University Examination	December	June

Academic Activities:

Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Skill Development activities, Industrial visit & Placement Training.

Teaching Hours:

Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week

Examination

University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semester and in the month of June/July for even semesters.

Theory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	100	25	125

Laboratory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	50	25	75

Scheme of Evaluation:

As per University(VTU).

BE - Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Department of Brindavan College of Engineering started functioning from the year 2010 with a sanctioned intake of 60 students per annum. The focus of the department is to offer quality education in the specialized fields of Design, Manufacturing, Thermal and Materials engineering. The might of the Department, apart from its Students, is its Qualified and Experienced Faculty/Staff. Faculties are actively engaged in Teaching and mentoring students apart from perusing their research activities in the emerging fields of engineering. The department has a resourceful team of faculty that mostly consists of PG holders. Faculty members regularly attend technical workshops and seminars organized by various technical institutes, and many of them have presented papers at national level seminars.

Duration

Four academic years -Eight semesters.

Course Content

The subject of study is as per the Visvesvaraya Technological University norms. For more information visit:   www.vtu.ac.in

Academic Activities:

Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Skill Development activities and Industrial visit.

Laboratory facilities:

• Computer Aided Engineering Drawing Lab
• Basic Workshop Practice Lab
• Computer Aided Machine Drawing Lab
• Foundry and Forging Lab
• Metallography and Material Testing Lab
• Machine Shop
• Metrology and Measurement Lab
• Fluid Machinery Lab
• Energy Conversion Lab
• Heat and Mass Transfer Lab
• Computer Aided Modelling and Analysis Lab
• CIM and Automation Lab
• Project Lab

Prospectus of the Course:

Mechanical Engineering finds application in all fields of technology. It is one of the primitive branches of Engineering which have remained always in demand and continue to be in the future. This is why Mechanical trade is called as an Evergreen trade (branch). Mechanical engineers have always been needed as an essential staff personnel in various industries of both public and private sector. Their work criteria changes according to the type and domain of the company they are working with. As the Industrial sector has drastically risen in pace, the need for more mechanical engineers has increased exponentially. Every manufacturing and production industry needs mechanical engineers to carry out jobs efficiently and flawlessly for their companies.

As the Working criteria of a mechanical Engineer changes according to the type and domain of the company they are working with and field of specialisation we can broadly say that a mechanical Engineer works how to Design and control a system that goes into the process of manufacturing the machinery and product. He tests new systems for feasibility and efficiency and carries out Quality management and improvement process

Mechanical engineers work in the automotive, aerospace, chemical, computer, communication, paper, and power generation industries.

Mechanical engineers will be found in virtually any manufacturing industry. Increasingly, mechanical engineers are needed in the environmental and bio-medical fields. Indeed virtually every product or service in modern life has probably been touched in some way by a mechanical engineer.

Career Scope and Placement Prospects:

It has a tremendous scope in automobile engineering, cement industry, steel, power sector, Hydraulics, Manufacturing plants, Drilling and mining Industry, Petroleum, Aeronautical, Biotechnology and many more. With its wide scope of application, mechanical engineers remain always in demand, no matter which part of the world. You can also find job very easily in the following public sector industries such as Indian Railways, Indian Air force (Technical), Indian Army, Thermal power corporations etc…

Course Content

I Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10 PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

I Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

II Semester (PHYSICS GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 PHY-12	Engineering Physics
10 CIV-13	Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics
10 EME-14	Elements of Mechanical Engg
10 ELE-15	Basic Electrical Engg.
10 WSL-16	Workshop Practice
10PHYL-17	Engg. Physics Lab
10 CIP-18	Constitution of India &Professional Ethics

II Semester (CHEMISTRY GROUP)
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-11	Engineering Mathematics - I
10 CHE-12	Engineering Chemistry
10 CCP-13	Computer Concepts & CProgramming
10CED 14	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
10 ELN-15	Basic Electronics
10 CPL-16	Computer Programming Lab
10 CHEL-17	Engg. Chemistry Lab
10 CIV-18	Environmental Studies

III Semester
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT 31	Engineering Mathematics - III
10 ME-32A/10 ME-32B	Material Science & Metallurgy/Mechanical Measurements & Metrology
10 ME-33	Basic Thermodynamics
10 ME-34	Mechanics of Materials
10 ME-35	Manufacturing Process-I
10 ME-36/06 EV 46	Computer Aided Machine Drawing Fluid Mechanics
10 MEL-37	Metallography & Material Testing Laboratory/ Mechanical Measurements & Metrology Laboratory
10 MEL-38	Foundry & Forging Laboratory/ Machine Shop

IV SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 MAT-41	Engineering Mathematics IV
10 ME-42A/10 ME-42B	Material Science & Metallurgy/ Mechanical Measurements & Metrology
10 ME-43	Applied Thermodynamics
10 ME-44	Kinematics of Machines
10 ME-45	Manufacturing Process-II
10 ME-46	Computer Aided Machine Drawing/ Fluid Mechanics
10 MEL-47	Metallography & Material Testing Laboratory/ Mechanical Measurements & Metrology Laboratory
10 MEL-48	Foundry & Forging Laboratory/ Machine Shop

V SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 AL-51	Management & Entrepreneurship
10 ME-52	Design of Machine Elements I
10 ME-53	Dynamics of Machines
10 ME-54	Energy Engineering
10 ME-55	Turbo Machines
10 ME-56	Engineering Economics
10 ME-57	Fluid Mechanics Machinery Laboratory.
10 ME-58	Energy Conversion Engineering Laboratory

VI SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
06 ME-61	Design of Machine Elements II
06 ME-62	Mechanical Vibrations
06 ME-63	Modeling & Finite Element Analysis
06 ME-64	Mechatronics & Microprocessor
06 ME-65	Heat & Mass Transfer
06 ME-66X	Elective-I (Group A)
06 ME-67	Computer Aided Modeling & Analysis Laboratory
06 ME-68	Heat & Mass Transfer Laboratory

VII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 ME-71	Control Engineering
10 ME-72	Computer Integrated Manufacturing
10 ME-73	Manufacturing Process III
10 ME-74	Operation Research
10 ME-75X	Elective II (Group-B)
10 ME-76X	Elective III(Group-C)
10 ME-77	CIM & Automation Laboratory
10 ME-78	Design Laboratory

VIII SEMESTER
Subject Code	Subject
10 ME-81	Industrial Management
10 ME-82	Hydraulics & Pneumatics
10 ME-83X	Elective IV (Group-D)
10 ME-84X	Elective V (Group-E)
10 ME-85	Project Work
10 ME-86	Seminar

 Duration

Event	Odd Semester	Even Semester
Commencement of the term	August	February
I Internal Test	September	March
II Internal Test	October	April
III Internal Test	November	May
University Examination	December	June

Academic Activities:

Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Skill Development activities, Industrial visit & Placement Training.

Teaching Hours:

Theory 4Hrs/Subject/Week

Examination

University(VTU) examination will be held twice in an academic year in Dec/Jan for odd semester and in the month of June/July for even semesters.

Theory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	100	25	125

Laboratory External		Internal AssECsment	Total Marks
Duration	Max. Marks	Max. Marks
3 Hrs.	50	25	75

Scheme of Evaluation:

As per University(VTU).

Diploma Programme (BE)

• Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Diploma - Civil Engineering

• pproved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
• Recognized by the Govt. of India and Directorate of Technical Education, Karnataka

• Applied Mathematics
• Applied Science Theory
• Applied Science Lab
• Materials of Construction
• Basic Workshop
• Basic Computer Skills Lab
• English Communication
• Surveying
• Survey Practice
• Engineering Drawing
• Engineering Mechanics & Strength of Materials
• Environmental Engineering
• Construction Technology
• Building Drawing
• Cad Lab
• Survey Practice
• Hydraulics
• Irrigation Engineering
• Estimating & Costing
• Hydraulics & Environmental Engg. Lab
• Material Testing Lab
• Concrete Technology & RCC
• Construction Management & Entrepreneurship
• Road, Bridges & Airport Engineering
• Irrigation & Bridge Drawing
• ISAP Lab
• Design of Masonry & Steel Structures
• Railway, Tunnel & Harbour
• Structural Cad
• Town Planning & Elements of Architecture
• Construction Workshop

Learning Facilities

• Applied Science Laboratory
• Basic Computer Skills Laboratory
• Mechanical Testing Laboratory
• Information Search, Analysis & Presentation Laboratory

Diploma - Mechanical

• Approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
• Recognized by the Govt. of India and Directorate of Technical Education, Karnataka

• Applied Mathematics
• Applied Science
• Automobile Engineering
• Basic Computer Skills
• Basic Electrical & Electronics Engg.
• Basic Workshop Practice (Carpentry, Fitting)
• CAD, CAM & Robotics
• CNC Lab
• CNC Machines
• Computer Aided Engg. Graphics
• Elective (Power Plant Engineering)
• Engg. Graphics (Conventional)
• English Communication
• Estimation & Costing
• Fluid Mechanics & Pneumatics
• Industrial Visit
• ISAP Lab
• M - CAD
• Machine Design & Drawing
• Machine Shop
• Manufacturing Technology
• Mechanical Engg. Science
• Mechanical Testing Lab
• Mechatronics
• Metrology & Measurements
• Organisational Management
• Production Technology
• Project Work
• Solid Modeling Lab
• Strength of Materials
• Theory of Machines
• Thermal Engineering
• Workshop Practice (Foundry, Welding & Sheet Metal)

Learning Facilities

• Basic Workshop Practice (Carpentry, Fitting & Forging)
• Workshop Practice (Welding, Sheet metal & Foundry)
• Applied Science Laboratory
• Basic Computer Skills Laboratory
• C – Programming Laboratory
• Basic Electrical & Electronics Engg. Laboratory
• Mechanical Testing Laboratory
• Machine Shop Practice
• Auto CAD Laboratory
• Solid Modeling Laboratory
• Fluid Mechanics & Pneumatics Laboratory
• C N C Laboratory

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