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    This document outlines the curriculum for a Marine Engineering degree program across 8 semesters. It lists the courses required each semester along with their associated competencies. Some core courses included are mathematics, thermodynamics, strength of materials, naval architecture and ship structure. Elective courses cover topics like marine heat engines, material science and environmental protection. The program is aimed to develop competencies related to marine engineering design, operation and management.

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    Matrix

    Signature of Area Chair


    Courses Signature of Faculty
    Electrical Mechanical App Science Marine Engg Nautical
    English √
    Mathematics I √
    Basic Thermodynamics √
    Basic Electrical and Electronics √
    Engineering
    Engineering Mechanics-I √
    Workshop Technology √
    Geometrical Drawing √
    Basic Electrical and Electronics Laboratory
    Workshop Practicals I √
    Communicative English Laboratory

    SEMESTER-II
    Signature of Area Chair
    Courses Signature of Faculty
    Electrical Mechanical App Science Marine Engg Nautical
    Seamanship, Elementary Navigation & Survival at
    Sea √
    Mathematics II √
    Applied Thermodynamics-I √
    Strength of Materials-I √
    Computer Science √
    Engineering Mechanics-II √
    Engineering and Machine Drawing √
    Applied Mechanics Laboratory √
    Workshop Practicals- II √
    Computer Laboratory-I √

    SEMESTER-III
    Computational Mathematics √
    Analog Electronics and Communication √
    Applied Thermodynamics-II √ √
    Strength of Materials-II √
    Mechanics of Machines-I √
    Electrical Machines-I √
    Marine Engineering Drawing √
    Electronics Laboratory √
    Heat and Chemical Laboratory √
    Workshop Practicals-III √

    SEMESTER-IV
    Marine Boilers √
    Digital Electronics and PLC √
    Mechanics of Machines-II √
    Electrical Machines-II √
    Fluid Mechanics √
    Marine Heat Engines and Air Conditioning √
    Applied Marine Control and Automation √
    Computer Microprocessor and PLC Laboratory √
    Workshop Practicals-IV √
    Control Engineering Laboratory √

    SEMESTER-V
    Material Science √
    Ship Sctructure and Contruction √
    Marine Internal Combustion Engines-I √
    Fluid Machines √
    Marine Auxiliary Machinery-I √
    Naval Architecture-I √
    Elementary Design and Drawing √
    Material Science Laboratory √
    Vibration Laboratory and Fluid Mechanics
    Laboratory √
    Marine Power Plant Operation-I √

    SEMESTER-VI
    Ship Fire Prevention and Control √
    Marine Internal Combustion Engines-II √
    Marine Electrical Technology √
    Marine Auxiliary Machines II
    √
    Naval Architecture-II √
    Management Science and Economics √
    Marine Steam Engineering √
    Fire Control and Life Saving Appliances Laboratory
    √
    Marine Power Plant Operation-II √
    Electrical Machines Laboratory √

    SEMESTER-VII
    Ship Operation & Management √
    Advanced Marine Control Engineering and
    √
    Automation
    IMO-Maritime Conventions and Classification √
    Society
    Advanced Marine Technology √
    Engine Room Management √
    Elective(Environment pollution) √
    Marine Machinery and System Design √
    Simulator And Simulation Laboratory √
    Technical Paper and Project √

    SEMESTER-VIII
    On Board Training and Assessment √
    Voyage/Training Report √
    Project on Environment and its Protection √
    Viva-Voce √

    ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
    Advances Marine Het Engines
    Environmental Science and Technology
    Advances Material Science and Surface Coating Engineering
    Renewable Energy Souces and Applications

    Dr Sanjeet Kanungo
    Programme Chair-Marine Engineering
    Page no & Competency no
    24(2.1.1, 2.1.2, 2.1.3)
    26(4.0.1), 27(4.0.2)
    49(4.5),52(4.5),53(4.5)
    81(7.4)
    54(4.5),98(9.5)
    87(8.2),91(8.6)
    101(9.6)
    81(7.4)
    87(8.2),91(8.6)
    24(2.1), 25(3.1)

    Page no & Competency no

    22(1.3),106(9.10),122(13.1.1)
    28(4.0.3), 29(4.0.3)
    32(4.1.3),50(4.5),51(4.5)
    95(9.3)
    73(6.2)
    54(4.5),98(9.5)
    101(9.6)
    54(4.5),98(9.5)
    90(8.5)
    73(6.2)

    26(4.0),27(4.0)
    69(6.1)
    50(4.5),51(4.5)
    95(9.3)
    54(4.5)
    64(6.1)
    101(9.6)
    69(6.1)
    90(8.5)

    33(4.1.4),34(4.1.4),45(4.3.2),97(9.4)
    69(6.1)
    54(4.5)
    64(6.1.1.a),67(6.1.1.c)
    55(4.5),57(5.1),58(5.1),99(9.5)
    31(4.1.2),37(4.1.6)
    39(4.1.8)
    70(6.1),71(6.1),72(6.1.3 and 6.1.3.b),74(6.3),82(7.5)
    90(8.5)
    69

    86(8.1),88(8.3),100(9.5)
    116(11.2.1),117(11.2.1),118(11.2.1)
    30(4.1.1), 43(4.3), 44(4.3), 46(4.3)
    57(5.1),58(5.1),99(9.5)
    21(1.2),35(4.1.5),36(4.1.6),38(4.1.7),40(4.1),47(4.3.4),56(4.6),92(8.7),94(9.2),97(9.4)
    110(11.1.1),111(11.1.1),112(11.1.1),113(11.1.1 & 11.1.2)114(11.1.3)119(11.3),120(11.4)
    86(8.1), 95(9.3), 101(9.6)
    86(8.1)

    30(4.1.1)

    121(12.1.1 to 12.1.4)
    43(4.3.1),44(4.3.1),46(4.3.3),94(9.2),96(9.4)
    65(6.1),66(6.1),68(6.1), 78(7.1), 79(7.2),80(7.3), 83(7.6)
    21(1.2),36(4.1.6),37(4.1.6),41(4.1),42(4.2),47(4.3.4),56(4.6),59(5.2),60(5.2),62(5.4),63(5.4),89(8.4),92(8.7),93(9.
    1),97(9.4),102(9.7),105(9.9)
    114(11.1.4) 115(11.1.4)
    128(16.1)
    31(4.1),53(4.5)

    121(12.1.1 to 12.1.4)
    33(4.1), 36(4.1),96(9.4)
    66(6.1)

    23(1.4),78(7.1),103(9.8),104(9.8),130(16.3),131(16.4),132(16.5)

    85(7.8)
    124(15.1),125(15.2),126(15.3),127(15.4),128(16.1),129(16.2),138(18.1),139(18.2)
    75(6.3), 116(11.2),117(11.2)
    20(1.1),23(1.4),77(6.4),78(7.1),103(9.8),104(9.8),107(10.1), 130(16.3),131(16.4), 132(16.5),
    61(5.3),107(10.1),108(10.1),109(10.1)
    31(4.1), 48(4.4)

    24(2.1), 25(3.1)

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