Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical

COURSE PROFILE

Course Catalog BS (MT) -6th V.II 49 (2018)

(COURSE CODE) and TITLE: PREREQUISITES: CREDITSHOURS:
BTMT-363 Energy and Environmental Not Required (2+1)2 Hours For Theory/week
Technology Total 32 Lectures in 16 weeks
KNOWLEDGE AREA / SUB AREA: SEMESTER:6th semester DATEOFAPPROVAL:
Foundation Knowledge-/ OFFERED IN: Fall 2019 12/03/2018
Engineering Fundamentals -III(SK-3)a FOR THE BATCH: Fall 2018 For: Fall18 Batch and onwards
OBE ATTAINMENT (Course): OBE ATTAINMENT(Taxonomy): OBE ATTAINMENT (Program):
CEOs(Course Educational Objectives):4 Domain: Cognitive Program Outcome (PO)
COs (Course Outcomes):CO-1, 2,3 Level: C1, C2 ,C4 PLOs: PO-1
TEACHER: STUDENT COUNSELLING (Hours): LOCATION:
Engr. Mansoor Mughal Friday & Saturday (3 pm to 5pm) faculty room 2nd Floor
MAJOR REVISION IN THIS VERSION (V.III (2018)):
1- Inclusion of Taxonomy Levels in Course Profile and Assessment Plan
COURSE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (CEOs)
CO-
CEO-1 To provide basic knowledge of Fundamentals of Energy and/or Environmental Technology.
1b
CEO-2 To analyze the energy sources, environmental impact. CO-2
CEO-3 To discuss remedies and potential solution to the supply and the environmental issues may be associated CO-3
with energyOUTLINES
COURSE processes and
in organized
HEC for BSinformation onEngineering
Mechanical energy resources.
Technology Curriculum (Revised 2016):
Introduction to environmental engineering, Identification of the factors affecting the environment, The causes and effects of
environmental pollution (water, air and land), Introduction to renewable energy technology, energy crisis and environmental hazards,
Types of renewable energy systems, opportunities of renewable energy utilization, renewable energy storage and transmission design
and sizing of renewable energy systems, Environmental pollution and control, Types of pollution, primary and secondary pollutants, Air
pollution, Composition of air, Types of atmosphere, Design of cyclone and its calculations, Electrostatic precipitator and calculations,
pollution from energy systems, clean coal technologies coal and environments, soil and water pollution from energy systems
Eutrophication process, Controlling eutrophication, Environmental Impact assessment (EIA) and initial Environmental Examination
(IEE), Global environmental issues (acid rain, global warming, ozone depletion and greenhouse gases), Overview of safety and
environmental risk assessment.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS in HEC for BS Mechanical Engineering Technology Curriculum (Revised2016)
1. Renewable energy sources: John twidell and tony weir, taylorand francis
2. Renewable energy conversion, transmission and storage: Bent sorenson, Academic press
3. Energy, environment and sustainable development: Mohammad aslam uqaili, Khanji Harijan.
Course CO Description Taxonomy c Program Outcomes
Outcomes (CO) After completion of this course students will be able to: (Level) d
(PO)
Provide basic knowledge of Fundamentals of Energy and/or Cognitive Engineering
CO-1 Environmental Technology. (C1) Knowledge (PO-1)
Analyze the energy sources, environmental impact. Engineering
Cognitive
CO-2 Knowledge (PO-1)
(C4)
Engineering
Discuss remedies and potential solution to the supply and the Cognitive Knowledge (PO-1)
CO-3
environmental issues may be associated (C2)
ASSESSMENT ACTIVTIES

S# Assessment Activities %age No of Activities CLO# Taxonomy PLO#

1 Quizzes 10% 4 CO 1-4 C1,2,4 PLO-1
2 Assignments 20% 4 CO 1-4 C1,2,4 PLO-1
4 Midterm Exam 30% 1 CO 1-2 C1,2 PLO-1
5 Final Exam 40% 1 CO 1-4 C1,2,4 PLO-1

Course Outcome Program Outcome

ASSESSMENT MARK
S#

PO -10
PO -11
PO -12
CO -1

CO -2
CO -3
CO -4
ACTIVITY

PO -1
PO -2
PO -3
PO -4
PO -5
PO -6
PO -7
PO -8
PO -9
S

C1
C2

C5
C4
C 1 C1 2.5
1 ASSIGNMENT-1 5
C 1 C1 2.5
2 QUIZ-1 2.5
3 ASSIGNMENT-2 5 C 2 C2 2.5

4 QUIZ-2 2.5 C 2 C2 2.5

C 1 C1 7
6 MID TERM (Q-1) 7
C 1 C1 7
7 MID TERM (Q-2) 7
8 MID TERM (Q-3) 8 C 2 C2 8

9 MID TERM (Q-4) 8 C 2 C2 8

C4 C4 2.5
10 ASSIGNMENT-3 5
C4 C4 2.5
11 QUIZ-3 2.5
12 ASSIGNMENT-4 5 C5 C5 2.5

13 QUIZ-4 2.5 C5 C5 2.5

C 1 C1 10
15 FINAL TERM (Q-1) 10
16 FINAL TERM (Q-2) 10 C 2 C2 10
C4 C4 10
17 FINAL TERM (Q-3) 10
18 FINAL TERM (Q-4) 10 C5 C5 10
Out of
100 2 9 3 6 1 5 2 0 29 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 36 15 20
TOTAL MARKS Marks
(and %) Out of
2 9 3 6 1 5 20 2 9 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 36 15 20
100 %

COURSE OUTLINE & ASSESSMENT PLAN

 Lecture
Week Topic
Delivery
Duration
Assessment OBE
Method Activity Attainment

1 Introduction to renewable energy

Lecture 60 min.
technology energy crisis and (CO-1)
1 2 Lecture 60 min.
environmental hazards Assignment-1 (C1)
(PO-1)
3 Types of renewable energy systems Lecture 60 min.
opportunities of renewable energy (CO-1)
2 4 Lecture 60 min. Quiz-1 (C1)
utilization
(PO-1)
5 Renewable energy storage and Lecture 60 min.
transmission design and sizing of
3 6 Lecture 60 min.
renewable energy systems
7 Lecture 60 min.
Solar photovoltaic cells and modules,
4 8 solar PV systems applications Lecture 60 min.
(CO-2)
Lecture 60 min. (C4)
5 9 solar energy resources solar thermal Assignment-2
(PO-1)
collectors Lecture 60 min.
10
Wind power plants: Fundamental Lecture 60 min. (CO-2)
11 Quiz-2
6 principles, basic parts and aerodynamics (C4)
of wind turbine/plants Lecture 60 min. (PO-1)
12
13 Biomass energy resourses, waste to Lecture 60 min.
energy biomass energy conversion
7
14 systems biomass applications Lecture 60 min.

Lecture 60 min.
15 (CO-2)
Ocean energy, Tidal power generation,
Presentation-1 (C4)
8 tidal characteristics and resources Lecture 60 min. (PO-1)
16
Midterm Exams Questions (CO 1,2) + (C1,2) + (PO-1,2)
 Lecture
Week

Delivery Assessment OBE

Topic Duration
Method Activity Attainment

Lecture 60 min.
17 Small Hydropower, components and
9
applications Hybrid Energy systems Lecture 60 min.
18 (CO-3)
Lecture 60 min. (C2)
19 Environmental pollution and control,
Assignment-3 (PO-1)
10 Types of pollution, primary and secondary Lecture 60 min.
20 pollutants
Lecture 60 min.
21 Air pollution Composition of air, Types of
Quiz-3 (CO-3)
11 atmosphere Lecture 60 min.
22 (C2)
design of air pollution control devices: Bag- Lecture 60 min. (PO-1)
23
house filter 60 min.
12 Lecture
24
Lecture 60 min.
25
Design of cyclone and its calculations,
13 Electrostatic precipitators and calculations Lecture 60 min.
26 Assginment-4 (CO-3)
(C2)
Lecture 60 min. (PO-1)
27 pollution from energy systems, clean coal
14 technologies coal and environments Lecture 60 min. Quiz-4 (CO-3)
28 (C2)
(PO-1)
soil and water pollution from energy systems Lecture 60 min.
29
Eutrophication process Controlling
15 eutrophication. Lecture 60 min.
30

Environmental Impact assessment (EIA) and Lecture 60 min. (CO-3)

31
initial Environmental Examination (IEE) Presentation-2 (C4)
16 Lecture 60 min.
32 (PO-1)

Final Exam Questions (CO 1,2,3) + (C1,2,4) + (PO-1)