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2025/V9/HLKM/final/Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi

Scheme of Teaching and Examinations (2025)


Outcome-Based Education (OBE)and Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)
(Effective from the academic year 2025-26)
I Semester (Physic Group)
Teaching
Examination
Hours/Week
Sl.

TD/PSB

Tutorial

Credits
Practical/

Duration in
Drawing
Course and

Lecture
Theory

SAAE
No

Marks

Marks
hours
Course Title

Marks
Total
SEE
CIE
Course Code

L T P S
Applied Mathematics -I (Stream
1 ASC 1BMATx101 Maths Dept 3 2 0 03 50 50 100 04
Specific)
2 ASC(IC) 1BPHYx102 Applied Physics (Stream Specific) PHY Dept 3 0 2 03 50 50 100 04
Computer-Aided Engineering
3 ESC 1BCEDx103 ME Dept 2 0 2 03 50 50 100 03
Drawing (Stream Specific)
Respective Engg
4 ESC 1BXXX104x Engineering Science Courses-I 3 0 0 03 50 50 100 03
Dept
Respective Engg
5 PSC 1Bxxx105 Programme Specific Course 3 0 0 03 50 50 100 03
dept
AEC Humanities
6 1BSKS106 Soft Skills 1 0 0 - 100 --- 100 PP
(NCMC) Dept
Respective Engg
7 PSC 1BxxxL107 Program-Specific Course Lab 0 0 2 02 50 50 100 01
Dept
Innovation and Design Thinking Lab
8 AEC/SDC 1BIDTL158 Respective Dept 0 0 2 02 50 50 100 01
(Project-based learning)
1BKSK109(BKSK107)/ Samskrutika Kannada/ Balake Humanities
9 HSMS 1BKBK109(BKBK107) 1 0 0 01 50 50 100 01
Kannada Dept
TOTAL 16 02 08 20 500 400 900 20
10 AICTE Activity Points (students have to earn 100 activity points between 01 to 08 semester) Compulsory requirement for the award of a degree
ASC-Applied Science Course, IC – Integrated Course (Practical Course Integrated with Theory Course), PSC-Programme Specific Course, ESC- Engineering Science Courses, ETC-
Emerging Technology Course, AEC- Ability Enhancement Course, NCMC: Non Credit Mandatory Course, PP : (Pass/Pass) is assigned to a noncredit course. “PP” represents
pass in course provided students have successfully completed the CIE requirements. Otherwise, “NP-not pass shall be awarded. “PP” is essential for the award of the degree.
PLC(IC)- Programming Language Course (Integrated Course), AEC/SDC- Ability Enhancement Course/Skill Development course, TD/PSB- Teaching Department / Paper
Setting Board, HSMS-Humanity, Social Science and management Course, S- (SAAE) Students’ Academic Activity Engagement Hours, CIE –Continuous Internal Evaluation, SEE-
Semester End Examination,
Credit Definition: 04-Credit courses are designed for 50 hours of Teaching-Learning Session
04-Credit (IC) is designed for 40 hours’ theory and 10-12 hours of practical sessions
1-hour Lecture (L) per week=1Credit
03-Credit courses are designed for 40 hours of Teaching-Learning Session
2-hoursTutorial(T) per week=1Credit 02- Credit courses are designed for 25 hours of Teaching-Learning Session
2-hours Practical / Drawing (P) per week=1Credit 01-Credit courses are to be designed for 12 hours of Teaching-Learning sessions

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Applied Mathematics-I Applied Physics


Code Title L T P Code Title L T P
1BMATC101 Differential Calculus And Linear Algebra: CV 1BPHYC102 Physics for Sustainable Structural Systems (CV stream) 3 0 2
3 2 0
Stream
1BMATM101 Differential Calculus and Linear Algebra: ME 1BPHYM102 Physics of Materials (Mech stream) 3 0 2
3 2 0
Stream
1BMATE101 Differential Calculus And Linear Algebra: EEE 1BPHEC102 Quantum Physics and Electronics Sensors (EEE stream) 3 0 2
3 2 0
stream
1BMATS101 Calculus and Linear Algebra: CSE Stream 1BPHEE102 Electrical Engineering Materials (EEE stream-only for EEE 3 0 2
3 2 0
students)
1BPHYS102 Quantum Physics and Applications (CSE stream) 3 0 2
Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing Engineering Science Courses-I(ESC-I)
1BCEDC103 Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing for CV 2 0 2 1BESC104A Building Sciences and Mechanics 3 0 0
Stream
1BCEDM103 Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing for ME 2 0 2 1BESC104B Introduction to Electrical Engineering 3 0 0
stream
1BCEADEC103 Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing for EEE 2 0 2 1BESC104C Introduction to Electronics & Communication Engineering 3 0 0
stream
1BCEADEE103 Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing for EEE 2 0 2 1BESC104D Introduction to Mechanical Engineering 3 0 0
stream(only for EEE students)
1BCEDS103 Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing for CSE 1BESC104E Essentials of Information Technology 3 0 0
stream
Programme Specific Courses (PSC) Program-Specific Course Lab (PSCL)
1BCIV105 Engineering Mechanics 3 0 0 1BMEML107 Mechanics and Materials Lab 0 0 2
1BBEE105 Basics of Electrical Engineering 3 0 0 1BBEEL107 Basic Electrical Lab 0 0 2
1BECE105 Fundamentals of Electronics & Communication 3 0 0 Fundamentals of Electronics & Communication 0 0 2
1BECEL107
Engineering Engineering Lab
1BEME105 Elements of Mechanical Engineering 3 0 0 1BEMEL107 Elements of Mechanical Engineering Lab 0 0 2
1BEIT105 Programming in C 3 0 0 1BPOPL107 C Programming Lab 0 0 2
1BEBT105 Elements of Biotechnology and Biomimetics 3 0 0 1BEBTL107 Elements of Biotechnology Lab 0 0 2
1BSSA105 Principles of Soil Science and Agronomy 3 0 0 1BSSAL107 Soil Science and Agronomy Field Lab 0 0 2
1BEAE105 Elements of Aeronautica Engineering 3 0 0 1BEAEL107 Elements of Aeronautica Engineering Lab 0 0 2
1BECHE105 Elements of Chemical Engineering 3 0 0 1BECHEL107 Elements of Chemical Engineering Lab 0 0 2
Integrated courses (IC), combining theory with practical components.
(i) Theory sessions shall be conducted for 3 hours per week, while the practical sessions shall be conducted for 2 hours per week.
(ii)Theory components shall be evaluated through both Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) and Semester End Examination (SEE).
(iii)The practical component shall be assessed only through CIE.
The Mathematics/Physics courses shall be taught by a single faculty member per session, with no sharing of the course (subject) modules.
The tutorial sessions for the mathematics course shall be conducted in the laboratory environment using Maxima/Mathematica/ Python/Scilab/MATLAB software to enhance
computational understanding and application skills (one hour for problem solving and one hour laboratory session).
All students admitted to the engineering program have to complete Applied Mathematics-I and Applied Mathematics-II in I and II semesters by selecting the courses prescribed for
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their stream, viz. CV, ME, EEE or CSE, under the heading Mathematics –I and Mathematics-II.
Those who have completed the physics course under the heading Applied Physics in I semester have to select the prescribed stream wise chemistry course under the heading Applied
chemistry during II semester.

Programme Specific Courses (PSC): Programme Specific Courses (PSC) are a set of core courses tailored to a specific branch or discipline of engineering in which a student is enrolled (e.g., Mechanical
Engineering, Computer Science, Civil Engineering, etc.). These courses are intended to provide students with in-depth knowledge and specialized skills essential for professional competence in the chosen
field. Students must select and complete the course from this group that corresponds to their admitted program stream. Similarly, students are also required to choose and pass laboratory courses
that are specific to their stream from the Programme Specific Courses Laboratory (PSCL) group.
Engineering Sciences Courses-I(ESC-I): These courses are designed to broaden the technical knowledge of students beyond their core area of study. These courses enable students to
gain a foundational understanding of engineering principles from other stream courses. Students are required to select and complete two courses that are not belong to their admitted
program stream. For example, a student admitted to the any programme of the Civil Engineering stream should not select Introduction to Building Sciences but any other two. One
course shall be selected under ESC-I and another course under ESC-II. The two courses must be different from the other.
Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing: The courses under this category are stream-specific. Students must select and complete the course that corresponds to their admitted
engineering stream.
The Student Induction Programme (SIP), initiated by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), is designed to help newly admitted students in technical institutions transition smoothly into
the higher education environment. It aims to familiarize students with the institutional culture, foster connections with peers and faculty, and provide a foundation for holistic learning. Activities under
SIP may include Physical Activities, Creative Arts, Universal Human Values, Literary Events, Proficiency Modules. Lectures shall be by Eminent Personalities, Local Area Visits, Department/Branch
Familiarization, and Innovation-related sessions.
The first year of the Engineering programmes is composed of I semester, II semester and Summer Semester. SIP activities shall be scheduled in the afternoon sessions during the first week of class
commencement of I and II semesters only.
The specific programmes to be conducted will be notified separately by the University via the academic calendar or through a separate notification.
AICTE Activity Points Requirement for BE/B.Tech. Programmes
As per AICTE guidelines (refer Chapter 6 – AICTE Activity Point Program, Model Internship Guidelines), in addition to academic requirements, students must earn a specified number of Activity Points to
be earned is to be eligible for the award of their degree.
• Regular students admitted to a 4-year degree program must earn 100 Activity Points.
• Lateral entry students (joining from the second year) must earn 75 Activity Points.
• Students transferred from other universities directly into the fifth semester must earn 50 Activity Points from the date of entry into VTU.
These Activity Points are non-credit and will not be considered for the SGPA/CGPA or be used for vertical progression. However, they are mandatory for the award of the degree, and the points
earned will be reflected on the eighth semester Grade Card.
The hours spent for earning the activity points shall not be counted for regular attendance requirements. Students can accumulate these points at any time during their program, including on weekends,
holidays, and vacations starting from the year of admission, provided they meet the minimum hours of engagement prescribed for each activity.
If a student fails to earn the required Activity Points, the eighth-semester Grade Card will be withheld until the requirement is fulfilled. Consequently, the degree will be awarded only after the Grade Card
has been released.

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Sl Stream UG Programmes under the stream with code


No
1 Civil Engineering Stream (CV) (1) Civil engineering (CV), (2) Mining Engineering (MI)
2 (1)Aeronautical Engineering (AE), (2)Aerospace Engineering (AS),(3) Agricultural Engineering (AG),(4)Automation and Robotics
(AR), (5)Automobile Engineering (AU), (6)Chemical Engineering (CH), (7) Industrial & Production Engineering (IP), (8)Industrial
Mechanical Engineering Engineering & Management (IM), (9) Manufacturing Science and Engineering (MS), (10) Marine Engineering (MR), (11)
Stream (ME) Mechanical & Smart Manufacturing (MM), (12) Mechanical Engineering (ME), (13)Mechatronics (MT), (14) Petrochem
Engineering (PC), (15)Robotics & Automation (RA),(16) Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (RI),(17)Silk Technology (ST), (18)
Textile Technology (TX),(19)Energy Engineering (ER),(20) Smart Agritech (SA).
3 (1)Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC), (2)Biomedical Engineering (BM), (3)Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EE),
Electrical and Electronics (4) Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (EI),(5) Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering (ET),(6) Industrial IoT (IO),
Engineering Stream (EEE) (7) Medical Electronics Engineering (ML),(8) Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology) (VL),(9) Electronics &
Communication( Advanced Communication Technology) (EA),(10) Electronics & Computer Engineering (UE).
4 (1) Computer Science and Engineering (CS), (2) Computer Engineering (CE), (3)Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AD), (4)
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI),(5) Biotechnology (BT),(6)Computer & Communication Engineering (CM), (7)
Computer Science and Computer Science and Business System (CB),(8) Computer Science and Design (CG),(9) Computer Science and Engineering (IoT)
Engineering Stream (CSE) (CO), (10)CSE(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) (CI),(11) CSE(Artificial Intelligence) (CA),(12) CSE(Cyber Security)
(CY), (13)CSE(Data Science) (CD),(14) CSE(IoT and Cyber Security including Block Chain Technology) (IC), (15) Data Science (DS),
(16) Information Science & Engineering (IS),(17) Computer Science (CR).

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Scheme of Teaching and Examinations (2025)


Outcome-Based Education (OBE)and Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)
(Effective from the academic year 2025-26)
II Semester (For the students who have studied Physics group in I semester)
Teaching
Examination
Hours/Week
Sl.

TD/PSB

Tutorial

Credits
Practical/

Duration in
Drawing
Course and

Lecture
Theory

SAAE
No

Marks

Marks
hours
Course Title

Marks
Total
SEE
CIE
Course Code

L T P S
Applied Mathematics -II (Stream
1 ASC 1BMATx201 Maths Dept 3 2 0 03 50 50 100 04
Specific)
2 ASC(IC) 1BCHEx202 Applied Chemistry (Stream Specific) CHE Dept 3 0 2 03 50 50 100 04
1BAIA203/
3 ETC Introduction to AI and Applications Any Dept 3 0 0 03 50 50 100 03
BETC205x
Respective Engg
4 ESC 1BESC204x Engineering Science Course-II 3 0 0 03 50 50 100 03
Dept
5 PLC(IC) 1BPLC205x Programming Language Course CSE & allied Dept 3 0 2 03 50 50 100 04

6 AEC 1BENG206 Communication Skills Humanities Dept 1 0 0 02 50 50 100 01


AEC
7 1BICO207 Indian Constitution & Engineering Ethics Humanities Dept 1 0 0 01 100 0 100 PP
(NCMC)
Respective Dept
8 AEC/SDC 1BPRJ258 Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning 0 0 0 2 02 50 50 100 01
(Multiple Dept)
TOTAL 17 02 05 02 20 450 350 800 20
ASC-Applied Science Course, IC – Integrated Course (Practical Course Integrated with Theory Course), ESC- Engineering Science Courses, PLC(IC)- Programming Language
Course (Integrated Course), AEC- Ability Enhancement Course, NCMC: Non Credit Mandatory Course, TD/PSB- Teaching Department / Paper Setting Board, HSMC-
Humanity, Social Science and management Course, S- (SAAE)- Students’ Academic Activity Engagement Hours, AEC/SDC- Ability Enhancement Course/Skill Development
course, CIE –Continuous Internal Evaluation, SEE- Semester End Examination, PP : (Pass/Pass) is assigned to a noncredit course. “PP” represents pass in course provided
students have successfully completed the CIE requirements. Otherwise, “NP-not pass shall be awarded. “PP” is essential for the award of the degree
Integrated courses (IC), combining theory with practical components.
The theory sessions shall be conducted for 3 hours per week, while the practical sessions shall be conducted for 2 hours per week.
• The theory component will be evaluated through both Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) and Semester End Examination (SEE).
• The practical component will be assessed only through CIE.
Communication Skills: This course shall be conducted in a laboratory environment

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Applied Mathematics-II Applied Chemistry


Code Title L T P Code Title L T P
1BMATC201 Differential Calculus and Numerical Methods: 3 2 0 1BCHEC202 Applied Chemistry for Sustainable Structure & 3 0 2
CV Stream Material Design (CV)
1BMATM201 Multivariable Calculus and Numerical 3 2 0 1BCHEM202 Applied Chemistry for Advanced Metal 3 0 2
Methods: ME Stream Protection and Sustainable Energy Systems
(ME)
1BMATE201 Calculus, Laplace Transform And Numerical 3 2 0 1BCHEE202 Applied Chemistry for Emerging Electronics and 3 0 2
Techniques: EEE stream Futuristic Devices (EEE, ECE)
1BMATS201 Numerical Methods: CSE Stream 3 2 0 1BCHES202 Applied Chemistry for Smart Systems (CSE) 3 0 2
Engineering Sciences Courses II(ESC-II) Programming Language Courses (PLC)
1BESC204A Building Sciences & Mechanics 3 0 0 1BPLC205E Introduction to C Programming 3 0 2
(for non-IT programmes)
1BESC204B Introduction to Electrical Engineering 3 0 0 1BPLC205B Python Programming 3 0 2
(For CSE and allied programmes)
1BESC204C Introduction to Electronics & 3 0 0
Communication Engineering
1BESC204D Introduction to Mechanical Engineering 3 0 0
1BESC204E Essentials of Information Technology 3 0 0
The Mathematics/Chemistry courses shall be taught by a single faculty member per session, with no sharing of the course (subject) modules. The tutorial
sessions for the mathematics course shall be conducted in the laboratory environment using Maxima/Mathematica/ Python/Scilab/MATLAB software to enhance
computational understanding and application skills.
Students admitted to a specific engineering stream are required to select and successfully complete Applied Mathematics-II and Applied Chemistry courses that are
aligned to their program stream.
Engineering Sciences Courses-II(ESC-II): These courses are designed to broaden the technical knowledge of students beyond their core area of study. These courses enable
students to gain a foundational understanding of engineering principles from other disciplines. Students are required to select and complete a course under ESC-II that does
not belong to their admitted program stream. Students should select a course other than that was selected under ESC-I and other than course not belonging to their stream.

For the course Interdisciplinary Project (BPRJ259), it is mandatory to form a team comprising students from multiple engineering disciplines. For example, a project team
may include students from Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), working
collaboratively to design and implement the project.

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