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PES University
Department of Mechanical Engineering

IV SEMESTER (2015 -19 BATCH)

Hours per
Sl. Course Course
Course Title week Credits
No. Code Type
L T P S
Linear Algebra and Its
1. UE15MA251 3 0 2 0 4 FC
Applications
2. UE15ME251 Mechanics of Fluids 4 0 0 0 4 CC
Mechanics of Machines and
3. UE15ME252 4 0 0 0 4 CC
Mechanisms
Measurement Science and
4. UE15ME253 4 0 0 0 4 FC
Metrology
5. UE15ME254 Engineering Mechanics-Dynamics 4 0 0 0 4 CC
Computer Aided Machine
6. UE15ME255 0 0 2 0 1 CC
Drawing I
Fluid Mechanics and Machines
7. UE15ME256 0 0 2 0 1 CC
Laboratory
Measurement Science and
8. UE15ME257 0 0 2 0 1 FC
Metrology Laboratory
TOTAL 19 0 8 0 23
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UE15MA251: LINEAR ALGEBRA ( 3-1-1-0-4)

No. of Hours: 52 Hrs

Class Portions to be covered Percentage

No. of portions
covered
1 Introduction to Linear Algebra
2-3 The Geometry of Linear Equations
4-5 Gaussian Elimination
6 Scilab Class Number1 Gaussian Elimination
7 Elimination Matrices 20%
8 Triangular Factors and Row Exchanges
9 Inverses and Transposes
10-11 Scilab Class Number 2&3- LU Decomposition and Inverses
12-14 Vector Spaces and Subspaces
15-17 Linear Independence, Basis and Dimensions
18-19 The Four Fundamental Subspaces 40%
20-21 Scilab Class Number 4&5 Span of Column Space of A and Four
Fundamental Subspaces of A
22-24 Linear Transformations in two dimensions
25-26 Orthogonal Vectors and Subspaces
27 Cosines and Projections onto Lines 60%
28-29 Projections and Least Squares
30 Scilab Class Number 6-Projections by Least Squares
31-32 Orthogonal Bases
33-34 The Gram- Schmidt Orthogonalization
35 Scilab Class Number 7- The Gram- Schmidt process
36-37 Introduction to Eigen values and Eigen vectors, Power Method 80%
38-39 Diagonalization of a Matrix
40-41 Scilab Class Number 8&9- Eigen Values and Eigen Vectors, The
Power Method
42-43 Graphical solution of LPP
44 General LPP
45-46 Canonical and Standard Forms 100%
47 Scilab Class Number 10- Graphical Solution of LPP
48-49 Simplex Method
50 Repetition of Lab Hour/ Practice Test in Scilab
51-52 Scilab In Semester Assessment

Reference Books :

1. "Engineering and Scientific Computing with Scilab", C. Gomez, Birkhuser Boston,

1999.
2. "Applied Numerical Methods", C.F Gerald and P.O. Wheatley, Pearson Education
Asia, Sixth Edition, 2002.
3. "Numerical Methods for Engineers", D.V Griffiths and I.M Smith, Blackwell
Scientific Publications, 1991.
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4. "Scilab", J. Russell and R. Cohn, Book on Demand, 2012.

5. "Higher Engineering Mathematics", B S Grewal, Fourty Second Edition , Khanna
Publishers,2005
6. 2. Higher Engineering Mathematics by B.V Ramana, Nineteenth Reprint; Mc Graw
Hill Education (India) Private Limited , 2013
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MECHANICS OF FLUIDS : UE15ME251 (4-0-0-0-4)

Faculty: Topics to be covered by Dr. VK

Chapter Title / % of Portions covered

Class # Reference Topics to be covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
chapter

Chapter: 1 UNIT 1

Fluid Properties Introduction; The No Slip Condition;

12 Classification of fluid flows; Continuum; 4% 4%
T1:Chapter 2, Density and Specific Gravity; Coefficient
of Compressibility; Viscosity; Surface
page 35-57 Tension and Capillary Effect; Problems
Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
T1: Chapter 3, Pressure; The Manometer; The
3 Barometer and Atmospheric Pressure 2% 6%
page 66-75

Chapter : 2
4 -5 Fluid Statics Problems on pressure measurement 4% 10%

Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
Hydrostatic Forces on Submerged Plane
6-7 T1: Chapter 3, Surfaces; Hydrostatic Forces on 3% 13%
Submerged Curved Surfaces
page 78-89

Chapter : 2
8 Fluid Statics Problems on Hydrostatic Forces 3% 16%
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Chapter : 2
Fluid Statics
9 - 10 T1: Chapter 3, Buoyancy and Stability 4% 20 %
page 89-95

Chapter 5:
Momentum
Analysis Of Flow UNIT 3
11 12 Systems
Newtons Laws and Conservation of
T1: Chapter 6, Momentum; Choosing a Control Volume 4% 24%
page 227 229
Chapter 5:
Momentum
Analysis Of Flow
13 - 14 Systems Forces Acting on a Control Volume; The 3% 27%
Linear Momentum Equation
T1: Chapter 6,
page 229 248

Momentum
15 Analysis Of Flow Problems on Forces Acting on a Control 3% 30%
Systems Volume

Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes UNIT 4
16
T1: Chapter 8, Laminar and Turbulent Flows: The
Entrance Region 2% 32%
page 321 327

Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
17 Laminar Flow in Pipes 2% 34%
T1: Chapter 8,
page 327 335

Chapter 6:
18 - 19 Problems on Laminar Flow in Pipes
Flow In Pipes
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Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
20 Turbulent Flow in Pipes 2% 36%
T1: Chapter 8,
page 335 347

Chapter 6:
21-22 Flow In Pipes Problems on Turbulent Flow in Pipes 2% 38%

Chapter 6:
Flow In Pipes
23 Minor Losses; Piping Networks and 2% 40%
T1: Chapter 8, Pump Selection

page 347 364

Chapter 6:
24 Flow In Pipes Flow rate and Velocity Measurement
Pitot and Pitot-Static probes, Orifice, 2% 42%
T1: Chapter 8, Venturi and Nozzle Meters
page 364 369

Chapter 6:
25-26 Problems on Flow rate and Velocity 2% 44%
Flow In Pipes Measurement
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MECHANICS OF FLUIDS: UE15ME251

Faculty: Topics to be covered by Mr. RP

Chapter Title / % of Portions covered

Class # Reference Topics to be covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
chapter

Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics UNIT 2

1-2 T1: Chapter 4, Lagrangian and Eulerian Descriptions;

Fundamentals of Flow Visualization 4% 4%
page 122 136

Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
3-4 Plots of fluid flow data 4% 8%
T1: Chapter 4,
page 136 139

Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
5-6 Other Kinematic descriptions Types of 4% 12%
T1: Chapter 4, Motion, Vorticity and Rotationality

page 139 148

Chapter: 3:
Fluid Kinematics
7-8 Comparison of two circular flows; The 4% 16%
T1: Chapter 4, Reynolds Transport Theorem

page 148 155

Chapter: 3:
9 - 10 Problems on Fluid Kinematics 4% 20%
Fluid Kinematics

Chapter : 4
Mass, Bernoulli
And Energy UNIT 3
11 12 Equations Introduction; Conservation of Mass;
T1: Chapter 5, Mechanical energy and Efficiency 4% 24%

page 172 180

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Chapter : 4
Mass, Bernoulli
And Energy
13 The Bernoulli equation; Applications of 2% 26%
Equations
Bernoulli Equation
T1: Chapter 5,
page 180 201

Chapter : 4
Mass, Bernoulli
14 - 15 And Energy Problems on Bernoulli equation 4% 30%
Equations

Chapter 8:
Flow Over UNIT 5
Bodies: Drag And
16 - 17 Lift Drag and Lift; Friction and Pressure
Drag; Drag Coefficient of Common
T1: Chapter 11, Geometries 2% 32%

page 561 579

Chapter 8:
Flow Over
Bodies: Drag And
18 Lift Lift. Problems on Drag and Lift 4% 36%

T1: Chapter 11,

page 600 - 601

Chapter 7:
Dimensional
Dimensions and Units; Dimensional
19 20 Analysis 4% 40%
homogeneity; Dimensional Analysis and
T1: Chapter 7, Similarity

page 269 281

Chapter 7:
Dimensional
21 Analysis The Method of Repeating Variables and 2% 42%
Buckingham Theorem
T1: Chapter 7,
page 281 297
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Chapter 7:
Dimensional
22 -23
Analysis Problems on Buckingham Theorem 4% 46%

Chapter 9 Definition, Parts of a Turbomachine,

Classification of Turbomachines,
24 Turbomachinery
Differences between Turbomachines and 1% 45%
T2 Positive Displacement Machines

Chapter 9
Turbomachinery Working Principles of Hydraulic
25 Turbines Pelton Wheel, Francis 1% 46%
T2 Turbine, Kaplan turbine

Chapter 9
Working Principles of Hydraulic Pumps
26 Turbomachinery Centrifugal Pumps and Axial Flow 2% 48%
Pumps
T2

Text Book:
1. Fluid Mechanics Fundamental and Applications (in SI units), Yunus A.Cengel,
John M.Cimbala, Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co. Ltd. 2006. (Chapter nos. 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14)
2. Course Material on Turbomachines prepared by Department of Mechanical
Engineering
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UE15ME252: Mechanics of Machines and Mechanism

(4-0-0-0-4)

Faculty: Prof. HS
No. of Hours: 52

Class % of Portions covered

No. Chapter Title /
Reference Topics to be covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
chapter
1 Chapter 1: Unit I
Introduction Introduction to Links and Pairs.
T2, Page 1-6 Definitions: Links or element, Introduction to
Simple Mechanism, Motion and its types, 3 3
Kinematic Chain, Mechanism, Inversion of
mechanism, Difference between Machine,
Structure and Mechanism.

2 Chapter 1: Kinematic Chains and Types of Kinematic

Introduction Chains.
T2, Page 7-14 Four bar chain mechanism and its
3 6
inversions
Slider Crank Chain and its inversions

3 Chapter 1: Kinematic Chains (Contd)

Introduction Double Slider crank chain and its
T2, Page 14-16 mechanism 2 8

4-5 Chapter 1: Degrees of freedom, Mobility of Mechanism,

Introduction Grublers criterion.
T2, Page 17-22 Problems (Solved): 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9 From T2 4 12
(Unsolved): 28 From T1

6 Chapter 1: Mechanisms:
Introduction Quick Return Motion Mechanism
T2, Page 22-23 2 14

7 Chapter 1: Straight line motion mechanisms

Introduction
2 16
T2, Page 23-25

8 Chapter 1: Intermittent Motion mechanisms

Introduction
2 18
T2, Page 25-26

9 Chapter 1: Toggle mechanism, Pantograph,

2 20
Introduction
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T2, Page 27-29

10 Chapter 1: Ackerman steering gear mechanism
Introduction 2 22
T2, Page 30-31

11 Chapter 7: Unit II
CAMS Introduction to cams, types of cams,
T1: page 209-212 classification according to shape, follower
movement, & manner of constraint 3 25

12 Chapter 7: Types of followers, classification according to

CAMS shape, follower movement, & location of line 2 27
T1: page 212-213 of movement
13 Chapter 7: Motion of the follower, Layout of cam
CAMS profiles simple harmonic motion 2 29
T1: page 217-223
14-15 Chapter 7: Problems on simple harmonic motion
CAMS Problem (Solved T1): 7.1 3 32
T1: page 223-227
16 Chapter 7: Constant Acceleration and deceleration.
CAMS
2 32
T1: page 226-230

17 Chapter 7: Problems on Constant Acceleration and

CAMS deceleration.
4 36
T1: page 226-230 Problem (Solved T1): 7.3, 7.5

18 Chapter 7: Constant Velocity

CAMS
2 38
T1: page 223-224

19 Chapter 7: Problems on Constant Velocity

CAMS Problem (Unsolved T1): 19.
3 41
T1: page 223-224

20 Chapter 7: Cycloidal, problems on cycloidal

CAMS Problem (Solved T1): 7.6
T1: page 229-230 (Unsolved T1): 15 3 43
Problems for practice (Unsolved T1):
16,17,18,20.

21 Chapter 13: Unit III

Flywheels Introduction to flywheels, types of flywheel,
T1: page 458 applications. 2 45

22-23 Chapter 13: Turning-Moment diagram, for a Single 3 48

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Flywheels Cylinder
T1: page 458-459 Double Acting Steam Engine, Turning
Moment Diagram for a Four Stroke Internal
Combustion Engine.
24 Chapter 13: Turning Moment Diagram for a Multicylinder
Flywheels Engine, Hoop stress.
T1: page 469 2 50

25-26 Chapter 13: Determination of Maximum Fluctuation of

Flywheels Energy, Coefficient of Fluctuation of
T1: page 460 Energy/speed 3 53

Chapter 13: Punching Presses

27-28 Flywheels Problems T1: 13.26,13.27
T1: page 471 4 57

29-32 Chapter 13: Problems (Solved T1): 13.12-13.24.

Flywheels (Unsolved T1): 23-27
T1: page 461-473 5 62

33 Chapter 17: Unit IV

Gyroscope Gyroscope: angular velocity, angular
T1: page 597-599 acceleration, gyroscopic couple.
2 64

34 Chapter 17: Gyroscopic effect on aero planes, problems:

Gyroscope Class Notes 1,2,3
T1: page 601-602
3 67

35 Chapter 17: Gyroscopic effect on naval ships, problems:

Gyroscope Class Notes 1,2,3
T1: page 602-604 3 70

36-38 Chapter 17: Stability of a two-wheeler.

Gyroscope Problems (Solved T1): 17.1-17.5,17.10
T1: page 610-612 4 74

39 Chapter 16: Types of Governors. Force analysis of Porter 2 76

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Governors governors
T1: page 559-560

40 Chapter 16: Force analysis of Hartnell governors,

Governors Controlling force, stability.
T1: page 569-571 3 79

41-42 Chapter 16: Sensitiveness, Hunting, isochronisms, stability

Governors effort and power.
T1: page 582-589 Problems (Solved T1): 16.1-16.10, 16.17- 4 83
16.21

43 Chapter 14: UNIT: V

Balancing Static and Dynamic Balancing 2 85
T1: page 477-480
44 Chapter 14: Balancing several rotating masses in different
Balancing planes 2 87
T1: page 481-482
45-47 Chapter 14: Balancing of Reciprocating mass. (Partial
Balancing Balancing)
T1: page 490-493 Balancing of Locomotives. 5 92

48-50 Chapter 14: Balancing of In-line Multi cylinder Engines

Balancing and V- Engines
T1: page 497-500 4 96
& 509-511

51-52 Chapter 14: Problems

Balancing Class Notes 1-5
T1: page483- Solved Examples T1: 14.1-14.5 4 100
487,494-496,
501-509,511-513

T1: Text Book 1: THEORY OF MACHINES (Third Edition), S S RATTAN, Tata

McGraw Hill Education Private Limited.
T2: Text Book 2: Kinematics of Machines J.B.K Das and P.L Srinivasa Murthy.
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UE15ME253: MEASUREMENT SCIENCE AND METROLOGY (4-0-0-0-4))

No. of Hours: 52
Faculty: CRK

Chapter Title/ % Portions Covered

Class Reference Portions to be Covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
Chapter
Unit I: Definition and significance of
Introduction to measurement, fundamental
1 methods, 04 02
Measurements
T1:pages18-52 Generalized measuring system,
Types of input
quantities,,calibration, accuracy,
2 precision, sensitivity, linearity, 04
loading effect,
errors in measurement,
3 classification of errors. 06
uncertainty analysis.

Standards of Length :
International prototype meter,
Standards of
Imperial standard yard, Wave
4 Length 04 08
Length standard, subdivision of
T1:pages 31-42
standards, line and end
standards,
transfer from line standard to end
standard, calibration of end bars,
5 Slip gauges-Wringing 10
phenomena, Indian Standards (M-
87, M-112).
Transfer efficiency, primary and
Transducers secondary transducers-
6 04 12
T1:pages 199- mechanical,
230
electrical and electronic
7 14
transducers,.
advantages of each type
8 16
transducers
Intermediate Mechanical systems-inherent
modifying problems, electrical intermediate
9 devices modifying devices, 04 17
T1:pages 199-
230
input circuitry, ballast circuit,
10 18
electro, amplifiers and telemetry.
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Chapter Title/ % Portions Covered

Class Reference Portions to be Covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
Chapter
Terminating Mechanical counters, Cathode
Devices Ray Oscilloscope,
11 04 19
T1:pages 350-
373
12 Oscillographs , X- Y Plotter. 20
Unit II: Strain gauges, Methods of strain
measurement.
Measurement of
13 02 22
Strain
T1:pages 428-
463
Measurement of Force measurement--Analytical
Force balance, Multilever system ,
14 04 23
T1:pages 473-
500
15 Proving ring. 24
Measurement of Torque measurement- Pony brake
Torque and
16 04 26
T1:pages 473-
500
17 hydraulic dynamometer. 28
Pressure Elastic diaphragms, Bourdon tube,
Measurement
18 05 30
T1:pages 504-
532
Bridgeman gauge, McLeod gauge,
19 Pirani gauge. 32

Temperature Resistance thermometers,

Measurement
20 05 34
T1:pages 592-
657
thermocouple, laws of
21 36
thermocouple,
materials used for thermocouple
22 construction. 38

Pyrometers-Total radiation
23 pyrometer, Optical Pyrometer. 40
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Chapter Title/ % Portions Covered

Class Reference Portions to be Covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
Chapter
Unit III: Definition of tolerance,
Fundamentals of Specification in assembly,
Geometrical
Dimensioning
24 05 42
and Tolerancing
systems
T2:pages 261-
328
Principle of inter changeability
25 and selective assembly limits of 44
size.
Indian standards, concept of
T2:pages 261- 47
26 limits of size and tolerances, 05
328
compound tolerances,
27 accumulation of tolerances. 50

Definition of fits, types of fits

T2:pages 261-
28 and their designation (IS 919), 52
328
geometrical dimensioning
(ASME)definition, symbols,
29 modifiers and datums, hole 05 54
basis system, shaft basis of
system.
problems
30 56
Classification of gauges, Taylor
T2:pages 261-
31 principle of limit gauges, Wear 05 57
328
allowance on gauges.
Types of Gauges plain plug
gauge, ring gauge, snap gauge,
32 58
progressive gauge, gauge
materials.
33 problems 59
34 problems 60
Unit IV: Introduction, Characteristics,
Comparators classification of comparators.
35 05 62
T2:pages 363-
417
T2:pages 363- Mechanical comparators -
36 Johnson Mikrokator, 05 64
417
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Chapter Title/ % Portions Covered

Class Reference Portions to be Covered Reference
Literature Cumulative
Chapter
Sigma Comparator, Dial
37 68
indicator.
Optical Comparators -
T2:pages 363- principles, Zeiss ultra optimeter,
38 05 71
417
Electric and Electronic
39 Comparators - principles, LVDT. 74

Pneumatic Comparators , back 77

T2:pages 363-
40 pressure gauges, 05
417

41 Solex air gauge. 80

Angular measurements--Bevel
42 protractor, 08 82

43 Sine bar, Sine center, 84

Unit V:
44 Angle gauges. Clinometers, 86
Form InterferometerMichelsons
45 measurements interferometer, 04 88
T2:pages 517-
571 Autocollimator, Optical flats.
46 90
T2:pages 681-
707 Screw thread and Gear
measurements--Terminology of
screw threads, measurement of
47 04 92
major diameter, minor diameter,
pitch, angle and effective diameter
of screw threads by 2-wire.
3-wire methods, best size wire,
48 94
Tool makers microscope, Profile
49 projector, 96

T2:pages 730- Gear terminologyGear tooth

50 760 vernier caliper. 04 100

51 Problems and revision

52 Problems and revision

Text Books:
1.Mechanical Measurements , Thomas Beckwith, Marangoni and Lienhard, Pearson ,6th
editon, 2010
2. Engineering Metrology, R.K.Jain, Khanna Publishers, 18th edition, 2002
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UE15ME254-ENGINEERING MECHANICS DYNAMICS (4-0-0-0-4)

Faculty: KSS/KM/SA/VV No. of Hours: 52

% of
Chapter Title / Reference
Class # Topics to be covered Portions
Literature Cumulative
covered
1 Mass Moment of Inertia UNIT -I
T1, P:641-645 Introduction to moment of inertia,
Radius of gyration, transfer theorems: 2% 2%
parallel and perpendicular axis
theorem (no derivation)
2 Mass Moment of Inertia Numerical problems
2% 4%
T1, P: 646-659
3 Mass Moment of Inertia Numerical problems
2% 6%
T1, P: 646-659
4 Mass Moment of Inertia Numerical problems
2% 8%
T1, P: 646-659
5 Mass Moment of Inertia Products of inertia: Principal axes of
2% 10%
T1, P: 660-662 inertia
6 Mass Moment of Inertia Products of inertia: Simple
2% 12%
T1, P: 663-665 numerical problem
7 Kinematics of particles: Introduction, Particle motion;
T1, P: 21-26 Rectilinear motion: Velocity and
Acceleration, Graphical
interpretations, Analytical integration
2% 14%
constant acceleration, acceleration
as a function of time, acceleration as
a function of velocity, acceleration as
a function of displacement,
8 Kinematics of particles: Numerical problems
2% 16%
T1, P: 27-37
9 Kinematics of particles: Numerical problems
2% 18%
T1, P: 27-37
10 Kinematics of particles: Numerical problems
2% 20%
T1, P: 27-37
11 Plane curvilinear motion Velocity, acceleration, visualization
T1, P: 40-45 of motion; Rectangular co-
2% 22%
ordinates: vector representation,
projectile motion
12 Plane curvilinear motion
Numerical problems 2% 24%
T1, P: 46-53
13 Plane curvilinear motion Numerical problems; Normal and
T1, P: 54-56 tangential coordinates: velocity and 2% 26%
acceleration, geometric interpretation
14 Plane curvilinear motion
Circular motion, Numerical problems 2% 28%
T1, P: 56-65
15 Plane curvilinear motion Numerical problems 2% 30%
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T1, P: 56-65
16 Polar coordinates Time derivatives of the unit vectors
T1, P: 66-68 (With derivations), velocity and
4% 34%
acceleration, geometric interpretation,
circular motion
17 Polar coordinates
Numerical problems 2% 36%
T1, P: 69-77
18 Polar coordinates
Numerical problems 2% 38%
T1, P: 69-77
19 Relative motion Choice of co-ordinate system, vector
(Translating axes) representation, Additional 2% 40%
T1, P: 88-89, 92-93 considerations, Numerical problems
20 Relative motion
(Translating axes) Numerical problems 2% 42%
T1, P: 94-97
21 Kinetics of Particles-1 Kinetics of Particles-1: Introduction;
T1, P: 117-125 Force, mass and acceleration;
Newtons second law: Inertial
system, System of units, Force and
mass units; Equations of motion and 1% 43%
solution of problems: two types of
dynamic problems, constrained and
unconstrained motion, free-body
diagram
22 Kinetics of Particles-1
Numerical problems 3% 46%
T1, P: 129-137
23 Kinetics of Particles-1
Numerical problems 1% 47%
T1, P: 129-137
24 Kinetics of Particles-1
Numerical problems 2% 49%
T1, P: 129-137
25 Kinetics of Particles-1
Numerical problems 3% 52%
T1, P: 129-137
26 Kinetics of Particles-1
Numerical problems 2% 54%
T1, P: 129-137
27 Curvilinear motion Rectangular co-ordinates, Normal
T1, P: 138, 142-147 and tangential co-ordinates, Polar co- 2% 56%
ordinates, Numerical problems
28 Curvilinear motion
Numerical problems 2% 58%
T1, P: 142-147
29 Curvilinear motion
Numerical problems 1% 59%
T1, P: 142-147
30 Curvilinear motion
Numerical problems 1% 60%
T1, P: 142-147
31 Kinetics of Particles-2: Work and kinetic energy definition
Work and energy of work, units of work, calculation of
T1, P: 154-158 work, examples of work work
2% 62%
associated with constant external
force, work associated with spring
force, work associated with weight,
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Work and Curvilinear motion

32 Kinetics of Particles-2: Principle of work and kinetic energy,
Work and energy advantages of work energy method,
2% 64%
T1, P: 154-158, 165-174 power, efficiency, Numerical
problems
33 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Work and energy Numerical problems 2% 66%
T1, P: 165-174
34 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Work and energy Numerical problems 2% 68%
T1, P: 165-174
35 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Work and energy Numerical problems 2% 70%
T1, P: 165-174
36 Kinetics of Particles-2: Gravitational potential energy, elastic
Potential energy potential energy, work-energy 1% 71%
T1, P: 175-179 equation, conservative force fields
37 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Potential energy Numerical problems 1% 72%
T1, P: 182-189
38 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Potential energy Numerical problems 2% 74%
T1, P: 182-189
39 Kinetics of Particles-2: Introduction, linear impulse and
Impulse and momentum linear momentum, the linear-impulse
T1, P: 191-193, 197-203 momentum principle, conservation of 2% 76%
linear momentum, Numerical
problems
40 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Impulse and momentum Numerical problems 1% 77%
T1, P: 197-203
41 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Impulse and momentum Numerical problems 2% 79%
T1, P: 197-203
42 Kinetics of Particles-2:
Impulse and momentum Numerical problems 2% 81%
T1, P: 197-203
43 Plane Kinematics of Rigid Introduction, rigid body assumption;
bodies plane motion: translation, rotation,
T1, P: 325-330 general plane motion of a rigid body, 2% 83%
Rotation: angular motion relations,
rotation about a fixed axis
44 Plane Kinematics of Rigid
bodies Numerical problems 1% 84%
T1, P: 331-337
45 Plane Kinematics of Rigid
bodies Numerical problems 2% 86%
T1, P: 331-337
46 Plane Kinematics of Rigid Numerical problems 1% 87%
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bodies
T1, P: 331-337
47 Absolute Motion
Introduction, Numerical problems 2% 89%
T1, P: 338, 339-347
48 Absolute Motion
Numerical problems 2% 91%
T1, P: 339-347
49 Absolute Motion
Numerical problems 1% 92%
T1, P: 339-347
50 Relative velocity Relative velocity due to rotation,
T1, P: 348-350 interpretation of the relative velocity
3% 95%
equation, solution of the relative
velocity equation
51 Relative velocity
Numerical problems 3% 98%
T1, P: 351-361
52 Relative velocity
Numerical problems 2% 100%
T1, P: 351-361

Text Book:
1. Engineering Mechanics Dynamics, L.Meriam& L G Kraige, Wiley India,
7thEdition.