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BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. INTRODUCTORY CLASS. WHY BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING? ABOUT BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING SYLLABUS TEACHER STUDENTS SYSTEM CULTURE OF VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE COURSE WEBSITE. PATTIYAL. WHY BCM?. WANNA OWN?. WHY FEAR WHEN I AM NEAR?. LORD MURUGA.

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BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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  1. BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INTRODUCTORY CLASS

  2. WHY BASIC CIVIL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING?ABOUT BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERINGSYLLABUSTEACHERSTUDENTSSYSTEMCULTURE OF VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCECOURSE WEBSITE PATTIYAL

  3. WHY BCM? WANNA OWN?

  4. WHY FEAR WHEN I AM NEAR? LORD MURUGA

  5. BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING What is Engineering? What is Civil? What is Civil Engineering? BASICA?!

  6. AS IT IS UNIT I - SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS 15Surveying: Objects – types – classification – principles – measurements of distances – angles – leveling – determination of areas – illustrative examples. Civil Engineering Materials: Bricks – stones – sand – cement – concrete – steel sections. UNIT II BUILDING COMPONENTS AND STRUCTURES 15 Foundations: Types, Bearing capacity – Requirement of good foundations. Superstructure: Brick masonry – stone masonry – beams – columns – lintels – roofing – flooring – plastering – Mechanics – Internal and external forces – stress – strain – elasticity – Types of Bridges and Dams – Basics of Interior Design and Landscaping. TOTAL : 30 PERIODS SYLLABUS

  7. COMMENTS • Lifted from GE2152 of Anna University • Marginally Different from Anna University Coimbatore Syllabus • Doesn’t Cover the Subject Entirely • Knowledge minimum 50% in terms of depth • Normally 8 Part A questions and 3 Part B questions • Theoretically 52 out of 116 • As Easy to learn compared to Mechanical • Not as Presentable as Mechanical • No Previous Experience with the Subject • Observations Sub Consciously SYLLABUS

  8. SIMPLY SPEAKING “Lets make things simple, but no simpler” SYLLABUS COURSE PLAN READY RECKONER

  9. ENNA KODUMA SIR ITHU? “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” TEACHER Spell Favourite Music Director Colleges

  10. WHAT SAY? “When Rathnavel Sir takes class, it is difficult to follow because he is so charming that I cannot take my eyes of him. How I can listen to him, when I am so enchanted by his personality?” TEACHER

  11. WHAT SAY “I learnt how to manage my team from the great Pon.Rathnavel Sir only. I always call to him when I have problems dealing with my team mates. If he handles any theory/practical course for a class, that class is gifted and blessed” TEACHER

  12. WHAT SAY “Even in our very acclaimed project, if I had any fundamental doubts in Civil and Mechanical Engineering, I would immediately call Rathnavel. He will easily clarify my doubts. He is the best person to handle the subject BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING” TEACHER

  13. WHAT SAY “He is our official trainer. He is the person our young engineers look upon for doubts in Civil Engineering. His class is interesting, innovative and of course highly informative.” TEACHER

  14. PROs & CONs • ADVANTAGES • Easy to Understand • Easy to Remember • No Tension in the Class • DISADVANTAGES • * No Revision • * No Tests • * Unable to Complete Syllabus in Time • Courtesy • Ms.Ranjini, Ms.Surraya, Mr.Sajjad Khan, Mr.Prakash • Mr.Chandru, Ms.Dhanya, Mr.Gokul, Ms.Ramya TEACHER

  15. NOT WE, BUT YOU “ EN MANAVAN NALLAVAN, EM MANAVARGAL KETTAVARGAL” STUDENT

  16. CO-OPERATION & CAPTAINS STUDENT

  17. AT - ATTITUDE “Your Attitude determines your Altitude” STUDENT TWO Cs OF INDIA

  18. RECOGNITIONS • FIRST TEN PERSONS TO SUBMIT ASSIGNMENTS • FIRST TEN PERSONS TO COMPLETE MOTIVATED STUDY • TOP FIVE IN IA TESTS • TOP THREE IN CYCLE TESTS • BEST ASSIGNMENT • BEST MOTIVATED STUDY • CAPTAIN FOR EACH CASES • BEST OCTANE STUDENT

  19. 70% PLAN vs DELIVERY 60% SYSTEM 85%

  20. TESTING TIMES • CYCLE TEST • INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST SYSTEM

  21. ASSIGNMENT • 1 ASSIGNMENT • 4 SECTIONS • Surveying – Details • Civil Engineering Materials – Business • Foundations – Question Paper • Super Structure - Wiki SYSTEM

  22. MOTIVATED STUDY WORK • 1 MOTIVATED STUDY WORK • 5 STAGES • ABOUT YOUR VEEDU OR VIDUTHI, HOUSE OR HOSTEL SYSTEM

  23. WHAT ELSE? • QUESTION BANK • NOTE BOOK • FOLDER – BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING • TWO HOURS PER WEEK – LECTURE (KAVANI) • TWO HOURS PER WEEK – STUDY (PADI) SYSTEM

  24. LETS DEVELOP A CULTURE • NOTE BOOK – 80 pages to 120 pages • SYLLABUS, COURSE PLAN, READY RECKONER, QUESTION BANK • HAND OUTS • LECTURE NOTES • BOOK (S) VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE

  25. http://reavan. • WETPAINT • GOOGLEPAGES • GOOGLE SITES • GEOCITIES • MINSDAY WIKI SPACES COURSE WEBSITE

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