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LESSON PLAN

Name of Faculty Sh. Ravikant

Discipline Mechanical Engineering

Semester 6th Semester

Subject Entrepreneurship Development and Management

Lesson Plan Duration: 15 Weeks

Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week(in hours) 3 Hrs. Lecture

Wee

k

Theory Practical

Lecture

Day Topic(Including Assignement/Test)

Practical

Day Topic

1

1

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Development and Management

1

2

Concept /Meaning and its need

2

3

Qualities and functions of entrepreneur

and barriers in entrepreneurship

2

4

Sole proprietorship and partnership

forms

of business organisations

3

5

Schemes of assistance by entrepreneurial

support agencies at National, State,

District –level

4

6

Organisation: NSIC, NRDC

3

7

Organisation: DC, MSME

5

8

Organisation: SIDBI, NABARD,

Commercial Banks,

6

9

Organisation: SFC’s TCO, KVIB, DIC

4

10

Technology Business Incubators (TBI)

and

Science and Technology Entrepreneur

Parks 7

11 Problems from the unit

8

12

Introduction to Market Survey and

Opportunity Identification

5

13

Scanning of the business environmen

9

14

Salient features of National and State

industrial policies and resultant

business opportunities

10

15

Types and conduct of market survey

Assessment of demand and supply in

potential areas of growth

6 16

Identifying business opportunity

Considerations in product selection

11


12

18 Test : Unit 1 & 2

7

19

Introduction to Project report Preparation

13

20

Preliminary project report

14

21

Detailed project report including

technical, economic and market

feasibility

8

22

Common errors in project report

preparations

15

23

Exercises on preparation of project

report

16


9

25

Introduction to Management:

Definitions and importance of

management

17

26

Functions of management: Importance

and process of planning, organising,

staffing, directing and controllin

18

27

Principles of management

(Henri Fayol, F.W. Taylor)

10

28

Concept and structure of an organisation

19

29

Types of industrial organisations

a) Line organisation

b) Line and staff organisation

c) Functional Organisation

20

30

a) Leadership

Definition and Need

11

31

Qualities and functions of a leader

Manager Vs leader

Types of leadership

21

32

Motivation

Definitions and characteristics

22

33

Factors affecting motivation

Theories of motivation

(Maslow, Herzberg, Douglas,

McGregor)

12


23

35 Test : Unit 3, 4 & 5

24

36 Human Resource Management :

Introduction and objective

13

37

Introduction to Man power planning,

recruitment and selection

25

38

Introduction to performance appraisal

methods

Material and Store Management :

Introduction functions, and objectives

ABC Analysis and EOQ

26

39

Marketing and sales:

Introduction, importance, and its

functions Physical distribution

14

40

Introduction to promotion mix Sales

promotion

27

41

Financial Management :Introductions,

importance and its functions, Elementary

knowledge of income tax, sales tax,

excise duty, custom duty

and VAT

28

42

Customer Relation Management (CRM)

Definition and need

Types of CRM

15

43

Total Quality Management (TQM) :

Statistical process control

Total employees Involvement

Just in time (JIT) 29

44

Intellectual Property Right (IPR) :

Introductions, definition and its

importance

Infringement related to patents, copy

right,

trade mark

30

45 Test : Unit 6&7

LESSON PLAN

Name of Faculty Sh. Bhupesh Kumar



Subject Inspection & Quality Control


Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week(in hours) 3 Hrs. Lecture & 2 Hrs. Practical

Wee

k

Theory Practical

Lecture


Practical

Day Topic

1

1 Introduction to Inspection and Quality

Control

1 Use of dial indicator for measuring taper.

2

Introduction, units of measurement,

standards for measurement and

interchangeability.

3

International, national and company

standard, line

and wavelength standards.

2 Use of dial indicator for measuring taper.

4

Planning of inspection: what to inspect?

When to inspect? Who should inspect?

Where to inspect?

2

5 Types of inspection: remedial, preventive

3 Use of combination set, bevel protector and

sine bar for measuring taper

6

Types of inspection:operative inspection,

incoming, in-process and final inspection.

7 Study of factors influencing the quality of

manufacture. 4 Use of combination set, bevel protector and

sine bar for measuring taper


3

9

Basic principles used in Mechanical

measurement and gauging

5 Measurement of thread characteristic using

vernier and gauges

10

Basic principles used in Optical


11

Basic principles used in Electric


6 Measurement of thread characteristic using

vernier and gauges

12

Basic principles used in Electronic


4

13 Study of various measuring instruments like:

calipers, micrometers

7 Use of slip gauge in measurement of center

distance between two pins

14 Dial indicators, surface plate

15 Straight edge, try square

8 Use of slip gauge in measurement of center

distance between two pins

16 Sine bar

5 17 Protectors, Clinometer 9 Use of tool maker’s microscope and

comparator

18 Problems from previous covered part

19 Test from previous covered part

10 Use of tool maker’s microscope and

comparator

20 Mechanical comparator

6

21 Electrical Comparator and Pneumatic

Comparator

11 Plot frequency distribution for 50 turned

components.

22 Slip gauges, tool room microscope, profile

projector

23 Limit gauges: plug, ring, snap, taper, thread,

height, depth, form, feeler, wire

12 Plot frequency distribution for 50 turned

components.

24

Gauges applications for linear, angular,

surface, thread and gear measurements,

gauge tolerances.

7

25 Errors & their effect on quality, concept of

errors

13 With the help of given data, plot X Chart

26 Measurement of geometrical parameter such

as straightness, flatness and parallelism

27 Study of procedure for alignment tests on

lathes 14 With the help of given data, plot X Chart

28 Study of procedure for alignment tests on

drilling and Milling Machines

8

29 Testing and maintenance of measuring

instruments.

15 With the help of given data, plot R Chart

30 Testing and maintenance of measuring

instruments.

31 Introduction to Statistical Quality Control

16 With the help of given data, plot R Chart

32 Basic statistical concepts, empirical

distribution and histograms

9

33 Frequency, mean, mode, standard deviation

17 With the help of given data, plot P Chart

34 Normal distribution, binomial and Poisson,

Simple- examples.

35 Introduction to control charts

18 With the help of given data, plot P Chart

36 X, R, P and C charts

10 37 Applications of X, R, P and C charts 19 With the help of given data, plot C Chart

38 Sampling plans, selection of sample size

39 Method of taking samples, frequency of

samples

20 With the help of given data, plot C Chart

40 Inspection plan format and test reports

11


21


43 Introduction to Modern Quality Concepts

22

44 Concept of total quality management (TQM)

12

45 National and International Codes.

23

46 ISO-9000, concept and its evolution

47 Quality Control tools 24

48 Introduction to Kaizen and 5S

13


25

50 Introduction to Instrumentation

51 Measurement of mechanical quantities such

as displacement

26

52 Introduction to vibration

14

53 Introduction to frequency

27

54 Pressure temperature by electro mechanical

transducers of resistance type

55 pressure temperature by electro mechanical

transducers of capacitance type.

28

56 Pressure temperature by electro mechanical

transducers of inductance type.

15 57 Problems from the unit 29



30


LESSON PLAN

Name of Faculty Sh. Dharampal



Subject Automobile Engineering


Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week(in hours) 3 Hrs. Lecture & 2 Hrs. Practical

Wee

k

Theory Practical

Lecture


Practical

Day Topic

1

1 Introduction to Automobile Engineering

1

Fault and their remedies in (i) Battery

Ignition system (ii) magnetic Ignition

system

2 Automobile and its development

2

Fault and their remedies in (i) Battery

Ignition system (ii) magnetic Ignition

system 3

Various types of automobiles

manufactured in India

2

4

Layout of chassis

3

Demonstration of (i) Head Light Model (ii)

Wiper and Indicators

5

Fuel systems for petrol and diesel engines 4

Demonstration of (i) Head Light Model (ii)

Wiper and Indicators

6

Multi point fuel injection (MPFI)

3

7

Common rail direct injection (CRDI)

5

Demonstration of (i) AC Pump (ii) SU Pump

(iii) Master Cylinders

8

Fuel injectors and nozzles. 6

Demonstration of (i) AC Pump (ii) SU Pump

(iii) Master Cylinders

9

Comparison of MPFI with carburetor

system

4

10

Concept of double overhead cam, single

overhead cam

7

Demonstration of (i) rear axle (ii)

differential

(iii) steering system 11

Twin cam 16 valve technology in 4

cylinder engine 8

Demonstration of (i) rear axle (ii)

differential

(iii) steering system

12

Problems from the unit

5

13

Test : Unit 1 & 2

9

Fault finding practices on an automobile -

four wheelers (petrol/ diesel vehicles)

14

Introduction to Transmission System 10

Fault finding practices on an automobile -

four wheelers (petrol/ diesel vehicles)

15

Clutch - Function, Constructional details

of single plate and multiplate

friction clutches

6

16

Centrifugal and semi centrifugal clutch,

Hydraulic

clutch

11

Tuning of an automobile engine

17

Gear Box - Function, Concept of sliding

mesh, constant mesh 12

Tuning of an automobile engine 18

Synchromesh gear box, Torque converter

and overdrive

7

19

Types of drives – Front wheel, Rear

wheel,

Four Wheel.

13

Driving practice on a 4-wheeler

20

Function of Propeller shaft, Universal

joint, Differential and Different types of

Rear axles and Front Axles 14

Driving practice on a 4-wheeler 21

Wheels and Tyres - Types of wheels,

8

22

Types and specifications of tyres

used in Indian vehicles, Wheel balancing

15

Charging of an automobile battery and

measuring cell voltage and specific gravity

of electrolyte 23

Problems from the unit 16

Charging of an automobile battery and

measuring cell voltage and specific gravity

of electrolyte

24

Introduction to Steering System

9

25

Function and principle of Ackerman and

Davis steering mechanism

17

Changing of wheels and inflation of tyres,

balancing of wheels

26

Types of steering gear boxes – Worm

and nut, 18 Changing of wheels and inflation of tyres,

balancing of wheels

27

Worm and wheel, worm and roller, rack

and opinion

10

28

Power steering system

19

Checking spark gap and valve clearance

29

Alignment of wheels -Toe in, toe out,

camber, caster, kingpin inclination. 20

Checking spark gap and valve clearance 30


11

31

Test : Unit 3 & 4

21

Cleaning and adjusting a carburetor

32

Introduction to Braking system 22

Cleaning and adjusting a carburetor 33

Constructional details and working of

mechanical, hydraulic brake

12

34

Concept of air and vacuum brakes

23

35

Brake adjustment 24

36

Introduction to Anti lock brake system

and its working.

13

37


25

38

Introduction to Suspension System 26

39

Function, Types, Working of coil spring,

leaf spring

14

40

Concept of Air suspension and Shock

absorber.

27

41

Constructional details of lead acid cell

battery 28

42

Maintenance of batteries, checking of

batteries for voltage and specific gravity

15

43

Magnato and Battery coil ignition

system.

29

44 Concept of Dynamo Alternator -

Construction and working, Charging of

battery

by Alternator and Regulator 30

45

Test : Unit 5 , 6 & 7

LESSON PLAN

Name of Faculty Sh. Sukhvir Yadav



Subject Employability Skills – II


Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week(in hours) 2 Hrs. Practical

Wee

k

Theory Practical

Lecture


Practical

Day Topic

1

1

1 Mock interview

2

2 Mock interview

3

2

4

3 Practice on Mock interview

5


6

3

7


8

6 Preparing for meeting

9

4

10

7 Preparing for meeting

11

8 Practice on Preparing for meeting

12

5

13


14


15

6 16 11 Group discussion

17

12 Practice on Group discussion

18

7

19


20


21

8

22


23

16 Seminar presentation

24

9

25

17 Practice on Seminar presentation

26


27

10

28


29


30

11

31

21 Making a presentation

32

22 Elements of good presentation

33

12

34

23 Elements of good presentation

35

24 Structure and tools of presentation

36

13

37

25 Structure and tools of presentation

38

26 Paper reading

39

14

40

27 Paper reading

41

28 Practice on paper reading and presentation

42

15

43

29 Power point presentation

44

30 Power point presentation

45

LESSON PLAN

Name of Faculty Sh. Sukhvir Yadav



Subject Industrial Engineering


Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week(in hours) 4 Hrs. Lecture

Wee

k

Theory Practical

Lecture


Practical

Day Topic

1

1 Introduction to productivity

1

2 Factors affecting productivity,

Measurement of

productivity

3 Causes of low productivity

4 Methods to improve productivity

2


2

6 Definition and scope of work study

7

Inter-relation between method study and

work measurement

8 Inter-relation between method study and

work measurement

3 9 Human aspects of work study 3

10 Role of work study in improving

productivity

11 Role of work study in improving

productivity


4


4

14 Objectives of Method study

15 Procedure for Method analysis

16 Procedure for Method analysis

5

17 Information collection and recording

techniques

5 Stop watch time study on any machine like

lathe, drilling machine or milling machine


techniques


techniques


techniques

6


techniques

6 Method improvement - Assembly of bolt, nut

and 3 washers 22 Introduction to Motion Analysis

23 Principles of Motion analysis

24 Therbligs and SIMO charts

7

25 Normal work area and design of work

places

7 Determination of standard time for assembly

of electrical switch

26 Ergonomics



8

29 Objectives of Work Measurement

8 Preparation of flow process chart

30 Work measurement techniques

31 Principle of stop watch time study

32 Procedure of Stop watch time study

9

33 Systems of performance rating

9 Preparation of SIMO chart

34 Calculation of basic times

35 Various allowances

36 Calculation of standard time

10 37 Work sampling , standard data and its 10 Preparation of flow diagram

usage

38 Introduction to wages,

39 Wage payment for direct and indirect

labour

40 Wage payment plans and incentives

11

41

Various incentive plans, incentives for

indirect

labour

11



44 Introduction to Production Planning and

Control

12

45 Objectives and components (functions) of

P.P.C, Advantages of PPC

12

46 Stages of P.P.C, process planning, routing,

scheduling, dispatching and follow up

47 Routing purpose, route sheets,

Scheduling – purpose

48

Machine loading chart, Gantt chart,

Dispatching –

purpose, and procedure, follow up –

purpose and procedure

13

49 CPM/PERT technique

13

50 Drawing of simple networks and critical

time calculation

51 Production Control in job order, batch type

and continuous type of productions

52 Production Control in job order, batch type

and continuous type of productions

14

53 Difference between these controls

14

54 Introduction to Estimating and Costing

55 Purpose/functions of estimating

56 Costing concept, ladder and elements of

cost

15

57 Difference between estimation and costing

15

58 Overheads and their types, estimation of

material cost

59 Estimation of cost for machining

processes, numerical problems


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