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Tech SECOND SEMESTER

EE2L2

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS LAB

Lab/Practice: 3 periods/week
PVP12

Credits: 2

Internal assessment: 25 marks


Semester end examination: 50 marks

Program Educational Objectives


The graduates of Electrical & Electronics Engineering department will,
1) Have a strong foundation in engineering fundamentals, mathematics, basic sciences,
humanities and modern software tools with ability to apply them to conceive, analyze, design
and implement solutions to problems in electrical engineering field.
2) Have a broad based background to practice electrical engineering in the areas of control
systems, machines, measurements, power systems, power electronics and their applications in
industry and government sectors meeting the growing expectations of stake holders.
3) Have requisite skills to excel in a multidisciplinary engineering environment with
awareness of contemporary issues, professional responsibility, impact of technology on
society, and the need for life-long learning.
4) Have an ability to participate in team oriented, open ended activities both as team members
and as leaders with professional communication skills to compete in global scenario.
5) Have an ability to pursue higher studies to meet the needs of global standards with up to
date knowledge and information and succeed in academic and research careers

Program Outcomes
PO1) Ability to exhibit the knowledge of science, mathematics, engineering, communication
and programming skills to model and analyze physical systems.
PO2) Ability to achieve competence to identify, formulate and solve electrical
engineering problems by applying first principles including open ended problems.
PO3) Ability to design and conduct experiments for electrical systems as well as
multidisciplinary systems to analyze and interpret data.
PO4) Ability to have knowledge of contemporary issues in engineering.
PO5) Ability to use modern design, analysis, modeling and simulation techniques, and
computing tools necessary for engineering practice.

PO6) Ability to exhibit the knowledge to design a system, component or process to meet
desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political,
ethical, health and safety, manufacturability and sustainability.
PO7) Ability to understand the broad impact of Engineering in a Global, Economic,
Environmental, and Societal context
PO8) Ability to develop practical solutions for electrical engineering problems under holistic
professional and ethical constraints.
PO9) Ability to function effectively on multidisciplinary teams.
PO10) Ability to communicate, articulately and effectively in both verbal and written forms
by using modern communication tools.
PO11) Ability to apply engineering economics and management principles to lead projects
effectively.
PO12) Ability to recognize the need of life-long learning and engage in research and self
education.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the course the students will have drawing ability to:
1. Represent various conics and curves.
2. Construction of orthographic projections of Lines, Planes, and Solids, isometric
projections and views.
3. Sectioning of various Solids and their representation.

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