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CONTRIBUTORS
EDITORS:
SAURABH KUSHWAHA
Junior Undergraduate, Department of Civil Engineering
Head, Academics Council, 2023-24
ANANYA SINGH
Junior Undergraduate, Department of Chemical Engineering
Co-Head, Academics Council, 2023-24
BHASKAR HURKAT
Junior Undergraduate, Department of Mining Engineering
Co-Head, Academics Council, 2023-24
CONTENT TEAM:
Aditya Maurya
(Sophomore, Department of Civil Engineering)
Jatin Kumar
(Sophomore, Department of Civil Engineering)
Aishi M. Singh
(Sophomore, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Harsh Tamrakar
(Sophomore, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Shiv Kumar
(Sophomore, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Lalit Tolani
(Sophomore, Department of Computer Science Engineering)
OPEN ELECTIVES
MA-424 Finite Element Analysis
Professor: Dr. Rajeev
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“Galerkin approach, Rayleigh approach; practical applications of FEM such as heat transfer and
stress distribution etc''
MN-441 Rehabilitation and Resettlement
Professor: Dr. Nawal
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Consists of Articles and Laws, good for UPSC Aspirants”
MN-462 Operations Research in Mining
Professor: Dr. Tarun Verma
Type of course: Mathematical
MS-402 Composite Materials
Professor: Dr. Nikhil Kumar and Dr. Shrawan Kumar Mishra
Type of course: Theoretical / Technical
Response 1:
“About Types, classification and preparation techniques of Composites, Nanocomposites, its
preparation, basic definitions etc.mechanical properties of composites. Etc''
Response 2:
“Composites and their types, nanomaterials, mechanics of composites”
MS-504 Organic Electronics & Organic Conductors
Professor: Dr. Bhola Pal
Type of course: Theoretical
MT-205 Phase Diagrams
Professor: Dr. B N Sharma
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“1. Review of thermodynamics with emphasis on entropy, boatman formula, thermodynamic
potentials.
2. Phases and components
3. Single component phase diagrams
4. Binary phase diagrams.
5. Ternary phase diagrams
6. Invariant reactions(peristaltic, eutectic, simplistic, eutectoid, peritectoid, etc...)
7. Complex phase diagrams”
MT-204 Metallography Techniques
Professor: Dr. Joysurya Basu
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Optical Microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy and Scanning Probe Microscopy, Transmission
Electron Microscopy, X-ray Diffraction.
Note- It requires pre-knowledge of the structure of material(MT201) course and if you are from
another branch then you will face difficulty to understand, otherwise the course is good.”
PH-525 Computational Drug Design
Professor: Dr. Senthil A Raja and Dr. S K Singh
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Drug development , Different Strategies ABDD,SBDD etc”
PHY-211 Solar and Space Plasma Physics
Professor: Dr. Bidya Binay Kadak
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Course revolved around plasma and sun in depth”
Response 2:
“Solar structure, plasma physics”
EO-203 Digital Circuits and Systems
Professor: Dr. Om Jee Pandey
Response 1:
“It involved semiconductors logic gates flip flops. It was fairly technical and complex for students
who did not have a fundamental understanding of electronic circuits .”
EO-202 Analogue Circuits & System
Professor: Dr. Oppili Prasad
Type of course: Technical / Theoretical / Mathematical
Response 1:
“Diode circuits, BJT biasing ,Small signal analysis & all amplifiers, Mosfet Amplifiers, Op-Amp,
Oscillators.”
Response 2:
“Small signal analysis, transistors”
Response 3:
“Mainly circuit solving amplifier
Overall Bjt amplifier
Basics of semiconductors and circuit should be clear (Kcl rule)
AC and DC circuits on junction diodes, transistors and all.
Theory + calculations are there in paper so study accordingly. For OE, the lab is not there.”
EE-241 Power Transmission & Distribution
Professor: Dr. S R Mohanty
Type of course: Practical
Response 1:
“Just as the course name suggests it involves the factors affecting and requirements in power
transmission lines and distribution of power.”
EE-211 Linear Control Systems
Professor: Dr. Sandip Ghosh
Type of course: Technical / Mathematical / Practical
Response 1:
“Laplace Transform, Control Systems, Analysis of control systems using graphs and plots.”
CSE-537 Network Security
Professor: Dr. Mayank Swarnkar
Type of course: Technical / Theoretical
Response 1:
“OSI Reference Model, TCP/IP model, network devices, IP and Mac addresses, dark web, onion
routing, cryptographic techniques, wireless security, cyber attacks, phishing, firewalls (including
algorithms and pseudo codes wherever necessary)
Tools used to implement and demonstrate topics in class: wireshark, aircrack ng, iptables”
Response 2:
“Details about computer networks, and how to breach their security through various demonstrations and
exercises, like malwares, spam attacks, and how to protect the network from these using firewalls and
prevention systems”
Response 3:
“Learned about and even implemented certain attacks like Ping of Death, Smurf and Evil Twin. The course
included info about different sorts of networks, how they're built and how they can be exploited and
protected against the violations.
If you're really into learning something new and getting some hands on with security, the course is for
you.”
Response 4:
“Networks, attacks and protection”
Response 5:
“DHCP, MITM, TCP UDP IP MAC SNORT IPTABLES SCAPY WIRESHARK AIRGEDDON”
CSE-465 Advanced Databases
Professor: Dr. Ravindra Nath Chaudhary
Type of course: Technical / Theoretical
Response 1:
“Transaction Concept, Congruence Control System, Query Optimisation and Processing,
Transactions and processing in distributed systems.”
Response 2:
“TRANSACTION, QUERY PROCESSING AND OPTIMIZATION, ARCHITECTURE, RECOVERY
SYSTEM, TRANSACTION PROCESSING AND OPTIMIZATION, etc.”
Response 3:
“It's an interesting course but requires prerequisites : Relational algebra , SQL etc.
Topics that will be covered are : Transactions, Query optimization Query processing Parallel Transactions,
parallel distributed systems”
Response 4:
“How transactions are scheduled concurrently. How database queries are processed and optimized. How to
recover the database from a crash. How databases are designed for parallel and distributed systems.”
CSE-458 Soft Computing
Professor: Dr. Amrita Chaturvedi
Type of course: Technical / Mathematical
Response 1:
“Very useful course.Majority of neural networks along with genetic algorithms and fuzzy logic was
covered. Good professor. Compulsory course project and it will be evaluated.”
Response 2:
“Different types of Neural Networks and their training algorithms
Different types of Fuzzy Logics and their calculations
Genetic algorithms and their calculations”
Response 3:
“Neural Network, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithm”
CHI-461 Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis
Professor: Dr. PC Pandey and Dr. Bhuavaneshwari
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis”
Response 2:
“NMR, EPR, AAS, Mass spectrometry, UV/Visible, Raman and IR spectroscopy”
CHI-423 Adsorption and Heterogeneous Catalysis
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“Till mid sem, it was mostly theoretical. Basics of adsorption and absorption similar to what we
studied in our JEE days. But after mid sem, it was all mathematical things (equations and
derivation).”
CHE-231 Energy Resources and Utilization
Professor: Dr. Hiralal Pramanik
Type of course: Theoretical / Mathematical
Response 1:
“The topics were coal, petroleum, etc. Their production application and stuff. The theory is quite
easy and vast.”
Response 2:
“Energy sources, coal and petroleum formation and all.”
CHE-241 Industrial Pollution and Control
Professor: Dr. Sanjay Katherial
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Air and water pollution, mainly theory part and a little bit numerical based on formula.”
Response 2:“Air, water, land pollution and other industrial pollution and their terms.”
Response 3:
“Pollution- air, water, noise. Prevention and control, Industrial waste and different forms of wastes”
Response 4:
“All about pollution. Specifically air and water pollution.”
CE-560 Finite Element method
Professor: Dr. Basuraj Bhowmik
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“Solving differential equations, shape function, numerical integration, eigenvector(matrix), fourier
series, fourier transform.”
Response 2:
“The total course is related to civil engineering and all the deep topics need some basic civil engineering
knowledge but for open elective they are taught only in a pure mathematical way. This contains lots of
mathematics.”
Response 3:
“Partial differential equation, Fourier expansion, Fourier series(Direct formula based questions),1D,2D
bar element, approximate solution for partial differential equation.”
CE-453 Traffic Engineering
Professor: Dr. Agnivesh Pani
Type of course: Technical / Mathematical / Theoretical
Response 1:
“Theoretical concepts full of mathematical topics and problem solving.”
Response 2:
“Statistical topics about traffic, designing of signals, traffic flow, theoretical concepts and various theories
proposed by different departments. Mainly consisting of statistics, formulas, numericals”
Response 3:
“Traffic engineering concepts - both theoretical and mathematical. Involves 4 units with well-prepared
lecture slides. Quizzes have negative marking in MCQs and also subjective questions. Exams and quizzes
are not tough for anyone good at dealing with equations and remembering formulae. Good course to opt
for.”
BM-512 Radiation Biology and its Biomedical Application
Professor: Dr. Deepesh Kumar, Dr. Brijesh Kumar
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Different types of radiation
Sources of radiation
Basic cellular biology
Effect of radiation on cells
Imaging techniques
Cancer, its causes and treatments”
Response 2:
“It mostly covered topics including cancer and it's types and how radiation can cure cancer. It is a fully
theoretical subject. But this course would definitely need a biology background, if not, it might seem a bit
burdensome.”
AR-206 History of Architecture - II
Professor: Dr. Rabi Narayan Mohanty
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Northern and Dravidian Architecture of India”
Response 2:
“Indus valley architecture,vedic architecture, islamic architecture, Indian temples”
Response 3:
“History of architecture - indus,vedic,northern, southern, islamic etc architecture in detail”
Response 4: “Architecture, diagrams, history, civilization”
BC-222 Transport Phenomena in Microbial Systems
Professor: Dr. Vishal Mishra
Type of course: Theoretical / Mathematical
Response 1:
“Basic Fluid Dynamics
Basics about bioreactors”
Response 2:
“The basics of Newton's law of viscosity and basic fluid theorems like Bernoulli's theorem.”
CSM-421 Numerical Solution of PDEs
Professor: Dr. Sunil Kumar
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“This is a very interesting course on solving the partial differential equation via numerical methods, as we
know it's not possible to find a solution for a partial differential equation of order two or higher analytically
and thus, we look for the solution through numerical method via computer program discretizing the domain.
The course mainly dealt with finite difference methods.”
Response 2:
“Very good courses.
It has Theory + Coding. Which makes it quite fascinating. In Theory also all the things are more or less
interconnected with 1-2 theories. So, relatively easy to understand.”
Response 3:
“The subject seems pretty tough for those who don't study with all their heart. If they study with whole heart,
it's a great scoring subject i.e., it'll boost the grades. I love Maths, so I was able to study well and get good
marks in it.”
PH-411 Biopharmaceutics
Professor: Dr. Ashish Agarwal, Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course was about drug discoveries and their use, problems during production and storage of drugs,
bioavailability and classification of drugs.”
PH-441 Plant Tissue Culture
Professor: Dr. Sunil Mishra, Dr. AN Sahu
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The name of the course itself suggests it. We were taught some of the important Phytoconstituents their
structure, uses and side effects. Plant tissue culture, its types, advantages and disadvantages. Herbal drugs,
natural drugs, ayurvedic drug etc”
Response 2:
“PH441 is one of the easiest courses I've attended till now. Basically the course has majorly two sections:
Plant tissue culture (Sunil sir) and Phytotherapy (AN Shahu sir).
Plant tissue culture is a simple technique to regrow the plant from its component where we have studied
different techniques of PTC. This was very easy in my opinion. We have to learn at least 50 structures of
different natural plants. Structures were bigger than what you have seen in chemistry in everyday life (Class
12th NCERT). So, the structures were tough to remember, and PTC was easy
Phytotherapy is nothing but just herbal and natural medicine and treatment with herbal medicines, safety
measures, etc, how to write prescriptions was also an important part (Now I can read Doctors prescription
and understand every line of it), and the mechanism of an herbal drug interaction.”
CSE-530 Information Security
Professor: Dr. KK Shukla
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course is based on Attacks, Threats, security violations to data and information stored, and then talks
about techniques to prevent unauthorized access to some info, and to keep its integrity in check. It
comprises various models, schemes and protocols, the types of attack, etc.”
Response 2:
“Course is about cyber security. It is a theoretical subject which teaches all about attacks that happen on
systems and solutions to prevent it. The course is about different sorts of security measures and systems and
protocols used in modern Cybersecurity. It teaches about attacks that have been successful in the past,
modern case studies of infosec in various sectors, and why certain models work and don't work in certain
situations.”
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CHI-403 Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry
Professor: Dr. Dhanesh Tiwari
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course structure consists of types of nuclear models, types of nuclear reactions, decay kinetics,
methods for detection of radiation, types of radiations, types of nuclear reactors, radiochemistry, radiation
chemistry, nuclear fuel cycle, safety aspects and effects of radiation on human body, radiolysis of solutions,
organic molecules and water.”
Response 2:
“The course covers the basic concepts of Nuclear Decay (a bit advanced as compared to the one we studied
at school). Then it deeply covers the types of radiation, there interaction with matter (majorly
human body). A detailed study is given regarding types of Nuclear Reactions, how an excited nucleus de-
excites via various phenomena (Auger e's, Internal Conversion etc). It may seem difficult but is quite
analogical to the Atomic Structure of 11th standard. An addition is that we learn about various models of
Nucleus, how neutrons and protons co-exist (Shell model, Liquid drop model etc). Nuclear Power Reactor
and its working is also covered along with instruments to detect the presence of radiation (like Geiger
Counter, Gas Tube).”
EC-202 Signals and Systems
Professor: Dr. Sanjeev Sharma
Type of course: Mathematical & Technical
Response 1:
“The course is quite mathematical & technical, and revolves around analyzing signals in time and frequency
domains.”
ME-314 Mechatronics
Professor: Dr. Nilanjan Malik
Type of course: Theoretical / Technical / Numerical
Response 1:
“It is about mechanical and electronic devices and systems.”
Response 2:
“Microprocessor, Microcomputer, Microcontroller Design
Circuit Diagrams for PIC16F84 (a Microcontroller) & its applications
Assembly & CC5X Codes
Zero, 1st & 2nd Order Systems
General Mechatronics Components Theory & Numericals”
BM-501 BioMEMS and Biosensors
Professor: Dr. Marshal
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Basically, it contains knowledge of both the medical and electronics branches.”
CHE-516 Air Pollution Control Technology
Professor: Dr. Ankur Verma
Type of course: Technical
CSO-332 Ubiquitous Computing
Professor: Dr. Hari Prabhat Gupta
Type of course: Mathematical / Technical
Response 1:
“-What is ubiquitous computing
- Kalman Filters
- Game Theory
- Linear Regression
- Queuing
- Hidden Markov Processes
- Sensors”
Response 2:
“Course consists of Data Processing techniques, Machine learning and a lot more.”
EC-201 Solid State Electronic Devices
Professor: Dr. Vishwambhar Nath Mishra, Dr. Somak Bhattacharyya
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course dealt with electronic circuits. First it explained about the working of semiconductors and then,
moved towards explaining various types of junctions (diodes and transistors) and a few circuits. It was a
beautiful elaboration of JEE semiconductor physics.”
Response 2:
“The course consists of details of how P-N junction works and what are the factors affecting it. Then the
course covers different types of diodes and their uses. It also covers the solar cell and different biasing of
transistors. This course may be helpful if someone wants to learn about semiconductor devices and how
they behave. However, it consists of mathematics and core concepts.”
EE-221 DC Machine and Transformer
Professor: Dr. Saket
Type of course: Practical (involves lab)
MN-431 Numerical Methods in Geo-Mechanics
Professor: Dr. Amit Kumar Verma
Type of course: Mathematical / Technical
Response 1:
“It was a course based on calculation of stress and strain on bodies in different positions and by the use of
various numerical methods.”
Response 2:
“The course was about numerical methods such as finite element method, finite difference method etc.
applied to geo-mechanical problems.”
Response 3:
“Great experience. Course is theoretical as well as numerical, including some previous concepts of
mathematics courses for solving numerical.”
CE-461 Geoinformatics
Professor: Dr. Shishir Gaur and Dr. Anurag Ohri
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“This course was about remote sensing, GIS, vector raster data, digitization etc.”
Response 2:
“The course is all about the use of geoinformatics tools like GIS.”
CSM-431 Fuzzy Set Theory
Professor: Dr. Tanmoy Som
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“As the name suggests the course was about fuzzy sets. It introduced us to a new type of set theory and how
we moved from classical set to fuzzy set. Course includes operations on the fuzzy set like union(t-conorm),
intersection(t-norm), complement, and so on. Fuzzy set algebra, logic theory and its applications. I think
this course is for people who are really interested in theoretical mathematics and one has to be a geek for
scoring a high grade (not me).”
AR-318 Vernacular Architecture
Professor: Dr. Revati
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“It is about how different cultures live and how their architecture is affected by their needs and the
climate. A very interesting course. We also studied J&K, Himachal, Gujarat and Karnataka in detail.”
CSM-321 Mathematical Modelling and Simulations
Professor: Dr Subir Das
Type of course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“It’s a nice course. People with interest in Maths should take it. I loved it. The professor is great and the
course is about how things of nature follow mathematical models and how we can model them through
mathematics. Pretty interesting.”
Response 2:
“You will learn about various mathematical models in this course. The course is easy. One group project
needs to be done, but it is very easy.”
CHI-501 Green Chemistry
Professor: Dr. YC Sharma and Dr. Vandana
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“It's about adopting better practices while performing chemical reactions and we also study about the
different forms of energy (renewable and non-renewable). The reaction part is very theoretical and one must
mug the reactions. Then it's mostly general questions and basic stuff you've got to remember.”
BM-532 Translational Nanomedicine and Therapeutics
Professor: Dr. Pradip Paik
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course is all about nanoparticles, different properties of it and preparing methods. I learnt the use of
nanoparticles in the medical field.”
MCR-304 Ceramic Processing
Professor: Dr. Subrata Panda, Dr. Kundan Kumar
Type of Course: 80% theory + 20% numerical
PH-323 Principles and Techniques in Molecular Biology
Professor: Dr. Shreyansh, Dr. Deepak and Dr. Rajnish
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Related to Biology”
HSL-301 Understanding Political and Social Change in India
Professor: Dr. Cybil
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“It’s about social conditions prevalent in India. Mainly about Tribal populations, Sanskritization, castes,
comparisons between caste in India and race in US etc. things”
CHI-561 Sensor Science and Technology
Type of course: Theoretical
HPH-325 Introduction to Gandhian Philosophy
Professor: Dr. Manhar Charan
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“History and actions of Gandhi ji based on his philosophy”
MT-321 Fuels and Refractories
Professor: Sudipta Patra
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The course is about fuel use and the making process.”
EP-361 Remote Sensing
Professor: Dr. Rajendra
Type of course: Theoretical
CHE-321 New Separation Process
Professor: Dr. Vijaya Laxmi Yadav
Type of course: Theoretical + Numerical
Response 1:
“The course is about separation processes used in chemical industries. Various methods were taught. The
course was easy, consisting of a bit of theory and numerical.”
CE-322 Introduction to FEM in Civil Engineering
Professor: Dr. Manash Chakraborty
Type of course: Mathematical / Project on MATLAB
Response 1:
“About solving differential equations using finite element methods.”
MN-471 Mine Safety Engineering
Professor: Dr. Sanjay Kumar Palei
Type of course: Theoretical + Some Mathematical Portions
Response 1:
“Mining Safety related Theoretical Concepts, some mathematical formulas and probability distributions
like - binomial, poisons, normal, exponential distribution.”
ME-325 Smart Materials and Structures
Professor: Dr. Nilanjan malik
Type of course: Mathematical
CSE-574 Cloud Computing
Professor: Dr. Prasenjit Chanek
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“About cloud computing... Completely theoretical. How cloud work, its benefits, challenges etc"
AR-316 Art and Architecture
Professor: Dr. Kumar Abhishek
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Course about Arts in the world.”
CSE-342 Intelligent Computing
Professor: Prof. Pratik Chattopadhyay
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Intelligent computing can be a very tough as it a very specific branch of computer science and to get
proper grasp of the subject, one would need prior knowledge of computer science”
Response 2:
“Intelligent Computing was a gentle glide, with an interactive classroom approach. It could use more
rigor, and more state-of-the-art exposure. If one pays sufficient attention in the classroom, it is doable
easily.”
MA- 511 Theory of Rings and Modules
Professor: Prof. Ashok Gupta
Type of Course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“Theory of Rings and Modules is a nice, specialized subject that is taught with PhD scholars, meant to be
an advanced course in Abstract Algebra focussing especially on "Rings " and "Modules
". This is the sort of course that is crucial to gaining mathematical sophistication in progression
towards its knowledge.”
CE-565 Optimization Method
Professor: Dr. Mahendra Kumar Pal, Dr. Abhishek Mugdal
Type of Course: Mathematical / Theoretical
Response 1:
“ Course includes Introduction to optimization Linear Programming Classical Optimization methods”
CHE-441 Safety and Hazard Analysis
Professor: Dr. Pradeep kumar
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
”Study about safety & hazard, risk assessment, fire, safety management, etc.”
BC-333 Structural Biology
Professor: Prof. Sumit Kumar Singh
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Course is about protein binding and methods of protein crystals formulation”
MS-232 Industrial Polymers
Professor: Dr. Pralay Maiti
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“It includes topics like Kinds of Polymers Tyres Paints, Paints additives, Application in Biomed industry,
Packaging materials, Battery”
Response 2:
“Detail about Specific polymers, properties, tyre, paints, adhesives, few other industries and associated
polymers”
PH-312 Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy
Professor: Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Different kind of medicine, application and its use, pharmacy related topics are covered”
HSH-303 Understanding Gender Through Literary and Visual Texts
Professor: Dr. Kavya Krishna
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“About gender and its stereotypes”
HCS-301 Topics in Cognitive Science
Professor: Dr. Nirnalya Guha
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Predicate/propositional calculus, syntax structures, turing machines, neural networks, mind”
EC-315 Telecommunication Networks
Professor: Dr. Atul Kumar
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“This course provides an introduction to the telecommunication, motivation and future scope;
Concept of layered architecture; Overview of multiple access and data link layers, Transport layer
protocols; Mobile internet; Internetwork communications, current emerging
Networking Concepts.”
MA-323 Fluid Dynamics
Professor: Dr. SK Pandey
Type of Course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“2 Dimensional and 3 Dimensional Fluid flow, Fluid Dynamics.”
ME-421 Control Systems Engineering
Professor: Dr. Nilanjan Malik
Type of Course: Mathematical
MS-232 Industrial Polymers
Professor: Dr. Pralay Maiti
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Specific polymers, properties, tyres, paints, adhesives, few other industries and associated polymers.”
Response 2:
“Kinds of Polymers, Tyre ,Paints additives, Application in Biomedical industry , Packaging materials
,Battery”
Response 3:
“Polymers - preparation, properties, uses
Tyres, Adhesives, Paints, Application of polymers in Packaging Materials, Electronic industry, sources of
energy and Biomedical applications.”
MN-312 Mine Closure planning
Professor: Dr. Nawal Kishore, Dr. Arif Jamal
Type of Course: Theoretical
MN-332 Fundamentals of Rock Mechanics Instrumentation
Professor: Dr. A K Verma
Type of Course: Theoretical
MS-431 Advanced Ceramics
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Understanding of the ceramic materials, their synthesis, properties and applications.”
CSM-324 Operations Research
Professor - Dr. Debdas Ghosh
Type of Course - Mathematical
Response 1 :
“Linear programming problems, Simplex Method, Big-M Method, Dual Simplex Method, Game Theory,
Interior Point Method”
CSE-363 Information Retrieval
Professor - Dr Sukomal Pal
Type of Course - Technical
AR-325 Universal Designing
Professor: Dr. Rabi Narayan Mohanty
Type of Course: Theoretical
CSE-352 Computer Vision
Professor: Dr. Rajeev Srivastava
Type of Course: Mathematical
EE-586 Systems Reliability
Professor: Dr R K Saket
Type of Course: Mathematical
Response 1 :
“Probability Theories”
BM-401 Bioinstrumentation and Medical Imaging Modalities
Professor: Dr. A.R. Jac Fredo
Type of Course: Theoretical + Project
Response 1 :
“It was mostly related to electric circuits and a bit of biology. There were many medical terms. You have to
by-heart everything in this course.”
BM-510 Biomaterial Technology
Professor: Dr Sudip mukherjee
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1 :
“Materials used in bio transplant”
MT-324 Electronic and Magnetic Materials
Professor: Prof Nand Kishore
Type of Course: Technical
CY-410 Bioinorganic Chemistry
Professor: Dr. Arindam Indra and Dr. Samya Banerjee
Type of Course: Theoretical
Language and Management Courses
MME-307 Quality Management and Business Strategy
Professor: Krishan Kumar, Rajeev Gupta, Vineet Suri
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“What is business and new models used to develop better Business standards and management”
LLG-305 Sanskrit Bhasa
Professor: Dr. Vishwanath Dhittal
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“If you've studied sanskrit earlier then its really easy”
LLN-305 Language, Media and Technology
Professor: Dr. Swasti Mishra
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Topics related to application of media and language in our daily life”
LLN-304 Introduction to Machine Translation
Professor: Dr. Sukhada
Type of Course: Technical
LLT-301 Introduction to Elements of Literature
Professor: Dr. P K Panda
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Types of Novels, literature, poetry, drama etc”
MME-308 Finance and Economics for Engineers
Professor: Kris Harihara, Abhisake Mathur
Type of Course: Mathematical
Response 1:
“Basic Economics and Finance, and some formulas, paper scoring, generally MCQs + true-false
and 2-3 Long answer based questions in paper”
LLG-306 Language and Communication
Professor: Prof Sanjay Lenka
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Mostly about language theories and speech acts and different types of communication.”
Response 2:
“Various approaches to communication Linguistic and non-Linguistic resources of communication,
Structure of conversation, Approaches to language use Persuasive communication.”
Response 3:
“Linguistics, form and structure, Models of communication, Sign signifier and signified, Speech Act
Theories, Gender indexing, Sphota Theory, Media communication”
Response 4:
“About language and how it functions. Can be used in NLP. (Minor Course)”
Response 5:
“Language, theory of sign, communication competence and signs”
MME-305 Data and Digital Economy
Type of Course: Technical
Response 1:
“The course has topics about payments (UPI) and businesses (how they make money) around the
world. Marketing was covered in detail. The importance of data in the world, how it became the
new oil”
MME-306 Media Environment
Professor: Arun Anant
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“Course mainly includes types of media, advertising, branding”
LLN-312 English Syntax
Professor: Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur
Type of course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“X Bar scheme (covers 50-60% syllabus), Clause, Adjuncts”
Response 2:
“Noun, pronoun, adjective, adverbs, preposition, x diagram tree, etc”
MLT-301 Leadership through Literature
Professor: Dr. Ajit Mishra
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
“The main topics were related to literature. The course is very easy.”
Response 2:
“Different types of leadership.”
Response 3:
“Just, Action, Resilient, and Passion leadership.”
MOB-301 Macro Organizational Behavior
Professor: Dr. Shail Shankar
Type of Course: Theoretical
Response 1:
”An HR type of course where a lot of psychology is discussed trying to understand the behavior
of employees and the organization”
