Presentation1.pdf important for engineering curriculam

Important for curriculum

1. Presentation on
Curriculum Structure
Dr. S. J. Joshi
Dean Engineering, SBGI, Miraj

2. Category
Recommended %
of Total Credits
Remarks
Basic Science Courses (BSC) 15%
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
Biology
Engineering Science Courses (ESC) 15%
Engineering fundamentals –
Electrical, Programming, Mechanics,
etc.
Program Core Courses (PCC) 30–35% Discipline-specific core subjects
Program Elective Courses (PEC) 10–15%
Advanced/optional subjects in core
domain
Open Electives (OE) 5–10% Interdisciplinary, liberal electives
Humanities, Social Sciences & Management (HSSM) 5–10%
Communication, Economics, Ethics,
Psychology, Indian languages
Skill-Oriented / Vocational / AEC / VSEC 2–5%
Soft skills, ability enhancement, tool
courses
Projects / Research / Capstone 10–15%
Mini and major projects, capstone,
research methodology
Internship / Industrial Training / OJT Minimum 2%
Minimum 4 weeks, typically after 6th
semester
Induction, Environmental Studies, Constitution, IKS, VEC
Mandatory
(Non-Credit or Audit)
Mandatory as per UGC/AICTE/NEP
(not counted in credits)
Co-/Extra-Curricular Activities (LLC/CEA) 1–2% (Optional)For holistic development
AICTE/NEP 2020 Recommended Credit Distribution

3. Key Guidelines from AICTE & NEP 2020
•Total Credits:Recommended between 160–175
•Flexibility & Multidisciplinarity:Emphasis on electives (OE, MDM), and
holistic education
•Exit Options:Certificate (1 year), Diploma (2 years), Degree (3 years),
Hons/Research (4 years)
•Internships & Projects:Mandatory for experiential learning
•CBCS & OBE Implementation:Required for autonomy and accreditation
AICTE/NEP 2020 Recommended Credit Distribution

4. Template of Curriculum Structure

5. 25CV3XXT
Course Code assignment
Year of
Implementation
CV -Civil
CE -Comp.Sci.
AI -(AIML)
EE -Electrical
ET -E&Tc
EC -ECS
ME -Mech
3 -3
rd
Sem
4 -4
th
Sem
5 –5
th
Sem
6 –6
th
Sem
7 –7
th
Sem
8 –8
th
Sem
Sub Sr.No.
T –Theory
L –Lab.

6. Assessment and Evaluation Pattern
Component CA-IMSECA-IIESE
Unit number to be assessed I & IIIII & IVV All
Marks per unit 10 10 1010
Assessmentconduction for marks 20 20 1050
Final marks converted to 15 20 5 50
Marks for assignment (5marks per Unit & convert to 5) 5
Marks for Attendance 5
Total Marks 15 20 1550
Theory and/or Tutorial

7. Practical / Oral/ Term-work
Parameter
CIE (Continuous Internal
Evaluation)
ESE (End Semester
Examination)
Lab Performance /
Experiments
Execution of experiments, day-to-day
performance, punctuality, behavior
Final practical exam, performing
experiments under supervision
Record Book / Observation
Regular checking of record
maintenance, submission, neatness
Verification of record book
during final exam
Viva Voce
Internal viva based on lab work
progress and understanding
Final viva based on entire lab
syllabus and experiments
Attendance & Discipline
Attendance monitored throughout
the semester (minimum 75%)
Not applicable
Weightage (%) 50% 50%
Total 100% 100%

8. Project
Parameter
CIE (Continuous Internal
Evaluation)
ESE (End Semester Examination
/ Final Evaluation)
Project Progress / Deliverables
Regular reviews, submission of
reports, presentations
Not applicable or minor
correction presentation
Internal Viva / Presentation
Internal evaluation of
understanding, innovation
Not applicable
Project Report / Documentation
Draft report submission,
corrections, feedback
Final project report evaluation
External Viva / PresentationNot applicable
Final viva by external/internal
examiners
Weightage (%) 50% 50%
Total 100% 100%

9. Schedule of CIA and ESE
Activity Date
Commencement of FYand SY 15 Sept 2025
CA-I (Departmentlevel written Exam) 15 Oct to 17 Oct 2025
MSE (Departmentlevel written Exam) 20 Nov to 22 Nov 2025
CA-II (Departmentlevel written Exam) 4 Dec to 6 Dec 2025
End of Odd Sem 9 Dec 2025
Oral & Practical Exam 10 Dec to 14Dec 2025
TheoryExam