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Module 1 : Aircraft Performance, Stability and Control
Indicative Content :
Introduction, Standard Atmosphere, Basic Aerodynamic Concepts (Airfoil Theory, Wing Theory, Aircraft Drag)
Aircraft Propulsion (Thrust, Power and SFC, Turboprop Engines, Turbofan Engines)
Level flight : Governing equations, ceiling conditions , Best (maximum) range with and without a specified airspeed.
Accelerated flight : Takeoff and landing, Steepest and fastest climb, Climbing and unpowered (gliding) flight, Most economical climb,
Cruise-climb and stepped-altitude flight, Maximum endurance
Turning flight: Turning flight in general, Maximum load factor and bank angle, Fastest and tightest turn, V-n Diagram)
Stability and control: Static equilibrium and Trim, wing location, tail plane sizing, CG travel
Flight Dynamics : Equations of motion and solution techniques
Longitudinal & Lateral Dynamics
Manoeuvrability : Stability derivatives, pitch-up, yaw divergence

By: Dr. H.K Narahari, Professor & Head - Dept. of AAE, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 2: Structures, Safety and Impacts
Indicative Content :
Introduction to Automotive Structures - Sources of loads, Types of loads, Characteristics of loads and resulting failure modes,
Quantification of loads and its problems, Typical body constructions used and their merits and demerits
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Proficiency programme is a month long course offered on weekends for the benefit of working professionals & students. This provides an
opportunity for the students and working professionals to update their knowledge in modern and thrust areas.
The Modules offered during November 2013 are:
Mechanical Modules
Module 1: Aircraft Performance, Stability and Control
Module 2: Structures, Safety and Impact
Electronics Modules
Module 3: Automotive Control and Hardware In-Loop Simulation
Module 4: Mechanical Aspects of Electronic System Design
Module 5: Enterprise Computing
Manufacturing Modules
Module 6: Project Management
Module 7: Design of Machinery I
Contact and Fee Details
Who can register?
Students of Science, Engineering and Management
Teachers of Science and Engineering
Practicing Engineers and Managers
Certification
On successful completion of the course, MSRSAS awards a Certificate of Participation.
Last Date for Registration : 7th November 2013


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Design of Automotive Body Structures - Analysis of load flow through the structure, Simple Structural Surfaces, Component sizing for
different types of loads and expected failure modes, Use of simplified analysis models, even for complex loads, in the initial design stage
Crash and Collision - Physics of collision, Types of collision, Automotive collision, Structural and occupant/pedestrian response to
crash, Key parameters for design for crash
Design for Safety - Crashworthiness, Effect of impact forces on humans, Designing for human safety, Safety systems, Structural design
considerations for occupant and pedestrian safety, Safety Standards and legislations
Crash Simulation - Tools for simulation of crash phenomena, Non-linear transient dynamic simulation for structural assessment (LS-
Dyna), Multibody dynamic simulation for occupant/pedestrian safety, Consideration of modeling of Physics, Pre-processing, Selection of
simulation parameters, Review and presentation of results and assessment of designs.
Demos On : LS-Dyna
By: Dr. V. K. Banthia., Professor - Dept. of AAE, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 3: Automotive Control and Hardware In-Loop Simulation
Indicative Content :
Introduction: Model based system design, hardware in-the-loop simulation, need for HIL, continuous and discrete simulation basics,
modeling basics.
Connection Between Hardware and Simulation: Coupling concepts, simulator coupling and cosimulation, synchronization of co-
simulations, basic coupling principles, Event Discrete Simulation.
Real time workshop: Introduction to basic simulink blocks, xPC target, Real Time Workshop, State flow and Real Time Embedded
coder.
Model Building with Simulink: Controller programming using model based system design for an automotive application using simulink.
Plant Modelling: Plant modelling using simulink for the automotive application, PID controller design, analog output, targeting a
processor for plant.
Hardware implementation: Design of ECU for automotive applications, interfacing of sensors and actuators. System modelling and
validation using test setup. Interfacing of software models with hardware design. System programming and development of experimental
setup for hardware in loop simulation.
Hardware in-the-Loop: Testing of plant separately, testing of controller separately, and testing of plant and controller in the loop.System
Verification and Validation: Comparing the HIL test results with real world result
Hardware in-the-Loop testing: Experimental setup for HIL, HIL testing using dSPACE micro autobox, introduction to carmaker, building
scenarios and vehicle analysis using carmaker, interfacing dSPACE with carmaker and case studies on micro autobox
Case studies: Automated mirror control unit, ABS unit, head lamp control unit, hybrid system for two wheelers, battery management
system.

Demos On : Simulink
By : Dr. K. V. Narayana Swamy, Professor - Dept. of EEE / Mr.Nagananda, Asst. Professor - Dept. of EEE, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 4 : Mechanical Aspects of Electronic System Design
Indicative Content :
Research Techniques: Literature survey, Ethnography research, Case Study research, Observatory and Participatory research:
Questionnaire survey for quantitative data collection: Types of quantitative data, various techniques to collect quantitative data,
design of questionnaire, formal and informal interview.
Quality Function Deployment, Future needs projection, requirement tree, objective tree, Design brief/ Product design specification:
Identifying customer voice and converting to technical voice, case studies to understand QFD, PDS/ Design Brief.
Ergonomics: Introduction and application of ergonomics; Display design, control design, panel lay out and control, anthropometry and
work station; Ergonomics application case study; Climatic factors; Noise and vibration; Lighting system; Work organization; Application of
ergonomics to small and medium industry.
Electronic Systems: Introduction to electronics systems design, Functions involved in mechanical design of electronic systems,
Mechanical development of electronic systems, Mechanical design aspects of packaging, Business aspects.
Packaging: First level packaging the chip carrier, Second level packaging: substrates and printed circuit boards, Electronics
manufacturing: chip carrier to substrate, Third level packaging: connectors,cables, modules, card cages and cabinets, Circuit card
connectors, Back panels, wire wrap board and cable connectors, Power supplies and buss bars, Card racks, Electronic
enclosures, Wires and cabling, Fans, Cold plates and cold rails.
Protection circuits: Overcurrent and over voltage protection, Electromagnetic compatibility, Regulations and standards, Technical
documentation.
Thermal analysis methods: Conduction, Radiation and convection, Stress and failure analysis of mechanical components, Thermo-


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Thermal analysis methods: Conduction, Radiation and convection, Stress and failure analysis of mechanical components, Thermo-
mechanical analysis, Thermal design of electronic equipments, Power dissipation in electronic equipments, Fluid dynamics of electronic
circuits, Fluid statics, Fluid dynamics, Incompressible ideal fluid flow.
Heat transfer: natural and forced convection, heatsink design, Heat transfer in electronic equipments, Fluid properties, Forced
convection.
Vibration and shock: Analysis of vibration of electronic equipment, Reliability, Life-cycle and Reliability.
Quality Engineering: Product and performance measurement; Review in product design aspects; Critical parameter; Critical parameter
case discussion; Quality Dimension; Failure Tree
Analysis(FTA); Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA); Product evaluation case study.
Demos On : MATLAB/Simulink, HPSICE, PSPICE, Lab VIEW, PSOC, HyperLynx Thermal. .
By: Mr. Ugra Mohan Roy, Asst. Professor - Dept. of EEE, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 5: Enterprise Computing
Indicative Content :
Introduction: The enterprise, Paradigm shift in business model - from providing solutions to value added end-to-end solutions, From
client-server to enterprise computing, Architecture, design and coding for enterprise computing, Zackman framework
Business Process Modelling (BPM): Business processes and Business process modelling, Business Process Modelling Notation
(BPMN), Workflows
Review of Distributed systems: Issues in distributed computing, Homo-heterogeneous systems, Integration of legacy systems,
Middleware - Application servers and containers, Asynchronous communication mechanism - Message-oriented middleware and
message brokers
Web Technology for Enterprise Computing: Data modelling and XML schema, XML databases, XQuery, Data transformations using
XSLT, Validations, Personalisation (Internationalisation (ILN8) & Localisation (LN8)), Solution platforms -JEE and .Net
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Service Oriented Computing (SOC): SOA, Web Services, WS standards, Coupling &
cohesion, Service discovery, Service coordination, Service composition, Service orchestration, SOAP and ReST-ful Web Services, JEE
Web Service development using Spring/Struts and Hibernate
Enterprise Integration: Patterns and frameworks for enterprise integration: MVC Spring/Struts, PAC, Broker Pattern - SOA, Layered -
JVM, Pipes and Filters - handlers
Distributed Computing for the Enterprise: Centrality of distributed computing in enterprise computing, Distributed Databases -
Efficiency, Integrity, Concurrency, Persistence and Maintainability, Transactional Data Bases- ACID, Transaction processing models,
Commit protocols, Optimised nested transactions, ORM, Interoperability & communication - RPC and RMI-IIOP environments
Introduction: The enterprise, Paradigm shift in business model - from providing solutions to value added end-to-end solutions, From
client-server to enterprise computing, Architecture, design and coding for enterprise computing, Zackman framework
Business Process Modelling (BPM): Business processes and Business process modelling, Business Process Modelling Notation
(BPMN), Workflows
Review of Distributed systems: Issues in distributed computing, Homo-heterogeneous systems, Integration of legacy systems,
Middleware - Application servers and containers, Asynchronous communication mechanism - Message-oriented middleware and
message brokers
Web Technology for Enterprise Computing: Data modelling and XML schema, XML databases, XQuery, Data transformations using
XSLT, Validations, Personalisation (Internationalisation (ILN8) & Localisation (LN8)), Solution platforms -JEE and .Net
Introduction: The enterprise, Paradigm shift in business model - from providing solutions to value added end-to-end solutions, From
client-server to enterprise computing, Architecture, design and coding for enterprise computing, Zackman framework
Business Process Modelling (BPM): Business processes and Business process modelling, Business Process Modelling Notation
(BPMN), Workflows
Review of Distributed systems: Issues in distributed computing, Homo-heterogeneous systems, Integration of legacy systems,
Middleware - Application servers and containers, Asynchronous communication mechanism - Message-oriented middleware and
message brokers
Web Technology for Enterprise Computing: Data modelling and XML schema, XML databases, XQuery, Data transformations using
XSLT, Validations, Personalisation (Internationalisation (ILN8) & Localisation (LN8)), Solution platforms -JEE and .Net
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Service Oriented Computing (SOC): SOA, Web Services, WS standards, Coupling &
cohesion, Service discovery, Service coordination, Service composition, Service orchestration, SOAP and ReST-ful Web Services, JEE
Web Service development using Spring/Struts and Hibernate
Enterprise Integration: Patterns and frameworks for enterprise integration: MVC Spring/Struts, PAC, Broker Pattern - SOA, Layered -
JVM, Pipes and Filters - handlers
Distributed Computing for the Enterprise: Centrality of distributed computing in enterprise computing, Distributed Databases -
Efficiency, Integrity, Concurrency, Persistence and Maintainability, Transactional Data Bases- ACID, Transaction processing models,
Commit protocols, Optimised nested transactions, ORM, Interoperability & communication - RPC and RMI-IIOP environments
Security Services: Security goals, Vulnerabilities, Principles of security architecture - Privacy, Authentication, Authorisation,
Confidentiality, Integrity, Policy, Auditing, Proactive Risk Management, Availability, Compliance, Logging and Labelling, WS standards,
Solutions -Technology and security, Use of Cryptography, Symmetric & Asymmetric keys, Digital certificates & signatures, RSA, SSL
QoS and Performance: Scalability - Vertical (by Clustering) and Horizontal (by Load-balancing), Caching, Portability, Availability, Audit,
Logging and Performance

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Logging and Performance
Special Enterprise Computing Systems: Peer-to-peer systems, Cloud computing, Grid computing
Demos On: Java EE platform, Glassfish application server
By : Mrs. Ami Rai E., Asst. Professor- Dept.of CE, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 6: Project Managements
Indicative Content :
Introduction to Project Management: Strategic fit between projects and Corporate strategy, Projects as growth agent, Strategic and
Tactical projects
Special Organisation needs for Projects: Matrix type of organization for projects, Team building, Team leader, Belbin characteristics,
Change Management
Basic Networks: AOA/ AON; Precedence types (FS, FF, SF, SS), Mandatory and discretionary precedence, Complex Networks, PERT
charts; Forward and Backward Passes, Floats, Critical Paths
Project Planning: Scope change control, Project life cycles and distortions thereof, Resource planning; Resource levelling; Resource
constrained planning, Project Control, Crashing rules thereof;
Project Estimating and Budgeting: Project Budgetary Control, BCWS, BCWS, ACWP, Variance analysis
Financial and Non-financial Project Appraisal: PBP, ARR, NPV, IRR, Weighted Factor Scoring Model, Sensitivity and Risk Analysis,
Decision tree, Monte Carlo simulation
Project Contract Process: Legal Contracts for Projects
Other topics in Project Management: Traditional project management, Adaptive framework, Extreme project management (TPM/ APF/
XPM), Project reports, Project closure, Post Completion Audit (efficiency and propriety audits), Software project.
Demos On: Microsoft Project
By: Mr. Arup Bhattacharya, Manager - HR, Planning and PR, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
Module 7: Design of Machinery I
Indicative Content :
Review of general purpose machines, construction machineries, farm machineries and industrial machines
Study of operational requirements and conceptual design of the selected machine
Operational requirements of the selected machine and analysis of various loads acting on the machine
Exploding the selected machine, designing and geometric modelling of various structural components
Engineering analysis and optimisation of modelled structural components A case study approach will be followed in understanding
design philosophy and design process of existing machines like construction machineries, farm machineries, material handling
equipments, and special purpose machineries on the above aspects.
Demos On: Del, IC soft
By: Mr. Balappa.B.U/ Mr. Anil Kumar S, Asst. Professors - Dept. of MME, MSRSAS
Start Date: 9th November 2013 End Date: 30th November 2013
Days & Timings:
Theory Session: Saturday 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Laboratory Demos: Sunday 2.30 Pm - 5.30 Pm
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Theory and Laboratory Rs. 10,000/-
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