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Instruments for engineering drawing and their uses.
Drawing paper sizes, margins and title blocks. Lettering
and types of line.
Geometrical construction: bisection of lines and angles
and their applications. Polygon, tangency, locus of
simple mechanisms.
Pictorial drawing; Isometric, oblique and perspectives.
Orthographic projection. Dimensioning and development
of simple shapes. Assembly drawing of simple
components. Conventional representation of common
engineering features. Freehand sketching.
Introduction to basic manufacturing processes. Organization
of workshop. Workshop hazard, safety practices
and codes. Properties of engineering materials.
Bench-work and fitting. Introduction to turning –
straight and step turning, chamfering, screw cutting.
Milling and milling exercises. Drilling techniques and
exercises. Sheet metal work. Welding and soldering
technique with exercises. Properties of wood. Wood
work and joinery exercises. Workshop measurements.
Refrigeration and air conditioning: Principle of operation,
refrigerants and trouble Shooting. Methods of leak
detection, charging and discharging.
Safety precautions.
Automotive workshop practice: Principle of operation
of the motor car, Tuning carburettor, setting contact
breaker gap, setting ignition timing. Engine routine
maintenance procedure and engine service.
Tyre types and care. Battery care, topping up and charging.
Atoms, molecules and chemical reaction; chemicals
equations and stoichiometry, Atomic structure and periodicity,
Modern electronic theory of atoms; Radioactivity;
Chemical bounding; Properties of gases; Equilibrium
and Thermodynamics; Chemical kinetics; Electrochemistry.
Space and Time, frames of reference. Units and dimension,
kinematics; Fundamental Laws of Mechanics. Static
and dynamics; Galilean invariance, Universal gravitation;
work and energy, rotational dynamics and angular
momentum; Conservation laws.
Co-requisite – IMC 102
Electrostatics; conductors and currents; dielectrics; magnetic
field and induction; Maxwell’s equations; electromagnetic
oscillations and waves; Applications.
This introductory course emphasize quantitative measurements,
the treatment of measurement errors, and
graphical analysis. A variety of experimental technique
will be employed. The experiments include studies of
meters, the oscilloscope, mechanical systems, electrical
and mechanical resonant systems light, heat, viscosity,
etc., covered in PHY 102, and PHY 103.
Elementary set theory, sunsets, union, intersection,
complements, Venn diagrams. Real numbers; integers,
rational and irrational numbers, mathematical induction,
real sequences and series, theory of quadratic equations
binomial theorem. Complex numbers; algebra of
complex numbers; and Armand diagram. De Moiré’s
theorem, nth roots of unity. Circular measure, trigonometric
functions of angles of any magnitude, addition
and factor formulae.
The sentences structural and functional types: person
and number concord. Tenses and the verb, modal auxiliaries,
summary clauses, (functions), oral/written comprehension,
summary writing. Continuous writing expository,
narrative, description. Argumentative, letter
writing. Faster reading. Note taking/note making.
Definitions of science and technology. Scientific methodology,
Historical and Maghis cosmic environment.
Science and technology in the society and service of man.
Renewable and non-renewable resources – man and his
energy resources. Impact of science and technology.
Environmental effects of scientific and technological
developments. Ethical problems in science, technology.
Introduction to the various areas of science and technology.
Historical survey of the development and importance
of Organic Chemistry; Nomenclature and classes of organic
compounds; Homologous series; Functional
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