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Duration

4 Years

Bachelor of Technology in Engineering

Shubham University Bhopal
Duration
4 Years
Engineering UG OFFLINE

Duration

4 Years

Bachelor of Technology in Engineering

Shubham University Bhopal
Duration
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Fees

₹8,50,000

Placement

92.0%

Avg Package

₹7,00,000

Highest Package

₹12,00,000

OverviewAdmissionsCurriculumFeesPlacements
4 Years
Engineering
UG
OFFLINE

Fees

₹8,50,000

Placement

92.0%

Avg Package

₹7,00,000

Highest Package

₹12,00,000

Seats

120

Students

1,200

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Seats

120

Students

1,200

Curriculum

Comprehensive Course Structure

Semester Course Code Course Title Course Type L-T-P-C Prerequisites
1 ENG101 Engineering Mathematics I Core 3-1-0-4 None
1 ENG102 Physics for Engineers Core 3-1-0-4 None
1 ENG103 Chemistry for Engineers Core 3-1-0-4 None
1 ENG104 Engineering Graphics Core 2-1-0-3 None
1 ENG105 Programming Fundamentals Core 2-1-0-3 None
1 ENG106 Engineering Mechanics Core 3-1-0-4 None
1 ENG107 Introduction to Engineering Core 2-0-0-2 None
1 ENG108 Workshop Practice Core 0-0-3-1 None
2 ENG201 Engineering Mathematics II Core 3-1-0-4 ENG101
2 ENG202 Electrical Engineering Core 3-1-0-4 ENG102
2 ENG203 Thermodynamics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG102
2 ENG204 Material Science Core 3-1-0-4 ENG103
2 ENG205 Computer Programming Core 3-1-0-4 ENG105
2 ENG206 Engineering Drawing Core 2-1-0-3 ENG104
2 ENG207 Engineering Economics Core 3-0-0-3 None
2 ENG208 Workshop Practice II Core 0-0-3-1 ENG108
3 ENG301 Engineering Mathematics III Core 3-1-0-4 ENG201
3 ENG302 Fluid Mechanics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG203
3 ENG303 Strength of Materials Core 3-1-0-4 ENG106
3 ENG304 Design and Analysis of Algorithms Core 3-1-0-4 ENG205
3 ENG305 Signals and Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG202
3 ENG306 Electromagnetic Fields Core 3-1-0-4 ENG202
3 ENG307 Engineering Materials Core 3-1-0-4 ENG204
3 ENG308 Manufacturing Processes Core 3-1-0-4 ENG204
4 ENG401 Engineering Mathematics IV Core 3-1-0-4 ENG301
4 ENG402 Control Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG305
4 ENG403 Heat Transfer Core 3-1-0-4 ENG203
4 ENG404 Computer Architecture Core 3-1-0-4 ENG205
4 ENG405 Probability and Statistics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG201
4 ENG406 Electronics Devices Core 3-1-0-4 ENG306
4 ENG407 Project Management Core 3-0-0-3 ENG207
4 ENG408 Manufacturing Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG308
5 ENG501 Advanced Mathematics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG401
5 ENG502 Power Generation Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG402
5 ENG503 Structural Analysis Core 3-1-0-4 ENG303
5 ENG504 Software Engineering Core 3-1-0-4 ENG404
5 ENG505 Communication Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG305
5 ENG506 Microelectronics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG406
5 ENG507 Renewable Energy Sources Core 3-1-0-4 ENG402
5 ENG508 Industrial Engineering Core 3-1-0-4 ENG407
6 ENG601 Advanced Control Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG502
6 ENG602 Advanced Structural Design Core 3-1-0-4 ENG503
6 ENG603 Advanced Software Design Core 3-1-0-4 ENG504
6 ENG604 Signal Processing Core 3-1-0-4 ENG505
6 ENG605 Advanced Electronics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG506
6 ENG606 Energy Storage Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG507
6 ENG607 Operations Research Core 3-1-0-4 ENG501
6 ENG608 Human Factors Engineering Core 3-1-0-4 ENG508
7 ENG701 Research Methodology Core 3-1-0-4 ENG601
7 ENG702 Advanced Materials Core 3-1-0-4 ENG507
7 ENG703 Advanced Computer Networks Core 3-1-0-4 ENG603
7 ENG704 Advanced Fluid Dynamics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG502
7 ENG705 Advanced Thermodynamics Core 3-1-0-4 ENG601
7 ENG706 Advanced Signal Processing Core 3-1-0-4 ENG604
7 ENG707 Advanced Energy Systems Core 3-1-0-4 ENG606
7 ENG708 Advanced Manufacturing Core 3-1-0-4 ENG608
8 ENG801 Capstone Project Core 0-0-6-6 ENG701
8 ENG802 Elective I Elective 3-1-0-4 None
8 ENG803 Elective II Elective 3-1-0-4 None
8 ENG804 Elective III Elective 3-1-0-4 None
8 ENG805 Elective IV Elective 3-1-0-4 None
8 ENG806 Internship Core 0-0-0-3 None
8 ENG807 Professional Ethics Core 3-0-0-3 None
8 ENG808 Project Report Core 0-0-0-3 ENG801

Advanced Departmental Elective Courses

Departmental electives provide students with the opportunity to explore specialized areas within their engineering discipline. These courses are designed to deepen understanding and develop expertise in emerging fields. Here are some of the advanced elective courses offered:

Advanced Machine Learning

This course delves into advanced topics in machine learning, including deep learning architectures, reinforcement learning, and neural network optimization. Students will work on real-world datasets and collaborate with industry partners to develop innovative AI solutions. The course emphasizes practical implementation, with hands-on labs and project-based learning.

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

This elective introduces students to the principles of cybersecurity, including network security, cryptography, and ethical hacking. Students will gain practical experience through simulations and real-world case studies, preparing them for careers in cybersecurity. The course includes laboratory sessions and industry guest lectures.

Smart Grid Technologies

This course explores the integration of renewable energy sources into the power grid, focusing on smart grid technologies and energy storage systems. Students will learn about grid management, power quality, and sustainable energy solutions. The course includes laboratory work and industry internships.

Advanced Materials Science

This course covers the latest developments in materials science, including nanomaterials, biomaterials, and smart materials. Students will gain hands-on experience with advanced characterization techniques and learn about the application of materials in various industries. The course includes laboratory sessions and research projects.

Robotics and Automation

This elective focuses on the design and implementation of robotic systems and automation technologies. Students will learn about control systems, sensor integration, and autonomous systems. The course includes laboratory work and project-based learning, with students building and programming their own robots.

Biomedical Engineering

This course explores the application of engineering principles to biological and medical problems. Students will learn about medical imaging, biomechanics, and bioinformatics. The course includes laboratory sessions and research projects, with a focus on developing solutions for healthcare challenges.

Advanced Thermodynamics

This course covers advanced topics in thermodynamics, including non-equilibrium thermodynamics and thermodynamic modeling. Students will gain expertise in thermodynamic analysis and apply it to real-world engineering problems. The course includes laboratory work and research projects.

Advanced Signal Processing

This elective delves into advanced signal processing techniques, including digital signal processing, wavelet transforms, and spectral analysis. Students will learn to apply these techniques to real-world signals and data. The course includes laboratory sessions and project-based learning.

Renewable Energy Systems

This course explores the design and implementation of renewable energy systems, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. Students will learn about energy conversion, storage, and grid integration. The course includes laboratory work and industry internships.

Advanced Computer Networks

This course covers advanced topics in computer networking, including network security, wireless networks, and distributed systems. Students will gain expertise in network design and implementation. The course includes laboratory sessions and project-based learning.

Project-Based Learning Philosophy

At Shubham University Bhopal, project-based learning is a cornerstone of our engineering education. This approach emphasizes hands-on experience, critical thinking, and collaboration. Students are encouraged to work on real-world problems, applying their theoretical knowledge to practical solutions.

The project-based learning framework includes mini-projects in the early semesters and a final-year capstone project. Mini-projects are designed to build foundational skills and encourage experimentation. Students work in teams, fostering collaboration and communication skills.

The final-year thesis/capstone project is a comprehensive endeavor that integrates all aspects of the engineering curriculum. Students select projects based on their interests and career goals, often in collaboration with industry partners. Faculty mentors guide students through the research and development process, providing expertise and support.

Projects are evaluated based on technical merit, innovation, presentation, and teamwork. Students are encouraged to present their work at conferences and competitions, gaining exposure to the broader engineering community. This approach ensures that students are well-prepared for professional roles and can contribute meaningfully to their fields.