Computer Aided Structural Engineering is an innovative program, focused on the combination of recent advances made in the field of structural engineering and computer science. This combination allows structural engineer the flexibility and freedom for a better understanding of structural behavior with material and geometric non-linearity and loading uncertainties.
The students join this program with a background in civil engineering. The course provides an excellent grounding in the fundamentals of structural engineering subjects. It also engages in a comprehensive study of computer science subjects such as programming, databases, graphics, visualization etc.
The objective of CASE programme is to include recent advances in the development and use of computer methods for the solution of scientific and engineering problems related to structures.
Course gives in-depth knowledge of mathematical modeling and computational methods in the areas of non-linear, static and dynamic analysis of structures. It also embraces computer-aided design including visualization and optimization methods.
Two years
BE/B.Tech in Civil Engineering.
An all-India examination to test the preparedness of the applicants will be held in May every year. The examination will be held at Hyderabad and a number of major cities in the country depending on the number of applicants from each region. The entrance examination will consist of two papers. Paper I test the general aptitude of the candidate and will consist of objective questions from Mathematics, Programming, and Logical Reasoning. Paper II is the Subject Paper, which tests the candidate's subject knowledge.
Student has to acquire a minimum of 65 credits in 4 semesters to become eligible to receive M. Tech in CASE degree. They have to acquire a minimum of 24 credits from domain structural engineering subjects, minimum of 12 credits from computer science subjects and minimum 4 credits from projects.
Semester I
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Course Code
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Course Name
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Credits
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Computer Programming
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3-1-0-4
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Mechanics of Materials
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3-1-0-4
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Concrete Engineering
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3-1-0-4
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Structural Dynamics
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3-1-0-4
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CASE Project
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3-1-0-4
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Semester II
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Course Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
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Computing Tools |
4 Credits |
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SE/CS Elective |
4 Credits |
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SE Elective |
4 Credits |
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SE Elective/Project |
4 Credits |
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Summer Break |
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Students are encouraged to do projects in the institute or outside |
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Semester III
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Course Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
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CS/BE Elective |
4 Credits |
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SE Elective |
4 Credits |
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Open Elective |
4 Credits |
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Project ( can take upto 8 credits |
4 Credits |
Semester IV
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Course Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
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SE Elective |
4 Credits |
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SE Elective |
4 Credits |
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SE Elective |
4 Credits |
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Project ( Can register upto 8 credits |
4 Credits |
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Total Credits |
68 |
List of Electives
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SE Electives |
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Theory of Elasticity |
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Advanced Structural Analysis |
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Numerical Methods in Structural Mechanics |
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Earthquake Engineering |
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Geotechnical Earthquake Engg |
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Finite Element Method |
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Computer Aided Structural Design |
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Advanced Concrete Technology |
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Foundation Engineering |
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Soil dynamics |
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Rock Mechanics |
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CASE Project |
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CASE Seminar |
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CS Electives: |
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DBMS |
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Numerical Methods |
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Computer Graphics |
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Scientific Visualization |
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Applied Graphics |
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Other Electives: |
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Spatial Informatics |
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Intelligent buildings |
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Building Automation |
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Understanding Work and Life |
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