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Government by the king or queen

Communication skills include both the art of expressing or ideas in oral form and written form. Skills of expressing oneself or the art of talking is essential in architectural practice as one has to express himself in front of different people or in different situations e.g. explaining his work to a client or on construction sites. In general, one should be skill full enough to take part in discussions on different topics as well as to clearly express himself. Skill of written communication is very important to write business letters to clients, agencies etc. for this, one needs to improve his vocabulary thoroughly. 2.0 SCHEMES OF STUDIES : SR NO NAME OF COURSE L P 1 Communication skill-1 2 - 3.0 SCHEME OF TEACHING: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPIC NAME OF TOPIC NO. OF HOURS NO. ------------------------------------- LECT. PRACT. TOTAL ------------------------------------...

Engg. Mathematics P.N. Wartikar

1. RATIONALE :The entrance qualifications for a Diploma technician is 10th pass. They have gained sufficient knowledge of the course Mathematics in the standard 10th to qualify for further studies in diploma programmes. A technician engineer needs to study relevent theories and principles of Mathematics to enable them to understand & grasp the concepts of the advance courses of diploma programme and their various engg. applications. With this view, the necessary content for the course Mathematics is designed and developed in consultations with the senior technical teachers to make students capable to understand the technology related courses at higher levels. It is presumed that this course-content will provide a suitable foundation for all the engineering applications which technician is supposed to come across in his field and will be able to use it in understanding them during his diploma study. 3. TOPICS AND SUB-TOPICS Part-I CO-ORDINATE GEOMETRY: TOPIC-1 : Point 3 hrs 1.1 Dist...

Sysmo-meter

Since last two decades, Environmental Education has attracted the interests of educationalists and practitioners at all levels of education throughout the World. The growing concern about the natural resources degradation, air & water pollution, deforestation and other environmental problems has prompted educationalists to introduce a course on Essentials of Environment in various technical Curricula. As technicians occupy middle level managerial positions in industries, it is essential that they are provided with right kind of environmental education and training. It is with this aim that a course on” Essentials of Environment” is being introduced in diploma programme. 2. SCHEME OF TEACHING : TOPIC NO NAME OF TOPIC TH PR TOTAL 1 Introduction 02 -- 02 2 Ecological aspects of environment 05 -- 05 3 Natural resources 07 -- 07 4 Global environmental problems 05 -- 05 5 Environmental pollution 07 -- 07 6 Clean Technologies 05 -- 05 7 Fundamentals of seismic engineering 08 -- 08 8 Natur...

AUTOMOBILE BATTERY

1. ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM AND AUTOMOBILE WIRING : A short history of auto-electrical system,Constructional and functional details of conductors, semi-conductors and insulators, Ohm's Law, EMF, potential difference and voltage drop, Series and parallel circuits, Effect of electric current, Measurement of DC-Current , Voltage, & resistance, Application & principle of Multimeters, Meaning of magnetism and lst law of magnetism, Symbols used in wiring, Types of wiring system, wiring harness, Different electrical system, Types of bulbs. 2. AUTOMOBILE BATTERY : Construction of battery, Function of lead acid battery, Various charging processes and chargers, Maintenance of battery, Various tests on battery, Modern developments in battery, Procedure of commissioning of new battery vehicle, The various battery rating, Effects of over charging and under charging of a battery, Battery life and factors affecting battery life. 3. IGNITION SYSTEM : Types of ignition system and its layouts,...

Design of R.C.C.

DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANTSHIP SEMESTER: V Subject Name: Structure III Sr. No. Course Content 1. Introduction to Structural Design Process 1.1 Design process. 1.2 Functional design. 1.3 Structural design. 1.4 Design method based on experimental investigation. 1.5 Working stress method. 1.6 Limit state method. 1.7 Assumptions of R.C.C. design (limit state). 1.8 Concept of bond. 2. Properties of Structural Materials 2.1 Properties of concrete. 2.2 Various grades of cement & concrete. 2.3 Various types of reinforcing steel & its importance in using concrete. 3. Types of Load 3.1 Various types of loads borne by Structure & its determination. (Dead load, Live load, Impact load, Wind load, Seismic load, etc.) 4. Reinforcement Details in Different Types of Slab 4.1 Details of reinforcement in one way & two way SLAB. 4.2 Continuous slab. 4.3 Cantilever slab. 4.4 Flat slab. 5. Arrangements of Reinforcement in R.C.C. Beam 5.1 Singly reinforced beam. 5.2 Doubly Reinforced....

Binary number system

Diploma in Electronics & Communication Engineering Semester: 3 Subject Code Subject Name DIGITAL ELECTRONICS Sr. No. Course content 1. BINARY NUMBER SYSTEM : 1.1 Binary number system 1.2 Binary arithmetic: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division 1.3 Complements: 1’s, 2’s, 9’s and 10’s 1.4 Subtraction using complements 1.5 Octal number system 1.6 Hexadecimal number system 1.7 Conversion among binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal number systems 1.8 Codes: BCD, Gray, Excess-3, ASCII, EBCDIC 1.9 The parity bit 2. LOGIC GATES AND IC LOGIC FAMILIES : 2.1 AND, OR, NOT Gates: symbol, operation and truth-table 2.2 NAND, NOR, EX-OR, EX-NOR gates: symbol, operation and truthtable 2.3 Positive and negative logic system 2.4 Saturated and nonsaturated logic 2.5 Introduction to RTL and DTL logic families 2.6 Characteristics of TTL family 2.7 Open collector TTL 2.8 Three state TTL gates 2.9 Characteristics of MOS and CMOS families 2.10 Comparison of different logic families 2.11 Two i...

Electronic Communication

GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Diploma in Electronics & Communication Engineering Semester: 3 Subject Code Subject Name COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING - I Sr. No. Course content 1. INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS : 1.1 Block diagram of general communication system 1.2 Modulation: definition, needs and types 1.3 Bandwidth requirements 1.4 Noise: types, sources, signal-to-noise ratio and noise figure 2. AMPLITUDE MODULATION : 2.1 Mathematical expression for AM signal 2.2 Frequency spectrum of the AM signal 2.3 Modulation Index: definition, equation and numericals 2.4 Carrier and modulating signal power relation: equation and numericals 2.5 Generation of AM 2.6 Low level and High Level Modulation 2.7 Grid and Plate modulated Class-C Amplifier 2.8 Collector Modulated Class-C Amplifier 2.9 Block diagram of AM broadcasting Transmitter 3. FREQUENCY AND PHASE MODULATION : 3.1 Mathematical representation of FM signal 3.2 Modulation Index: definition, equation and numericals 3.3 Carson’s ...