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 Semester 1: ME Hydraulic Structures
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 Core Subjects:
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 1. Advanced Fluid Mechanics
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    Module 1: Review of Basic Principles
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    Fluid properties, fluid statics, kinematics, and dynamics.
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    Conservation laws: mass, momentum, and energy.
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    Module 2: Viscous Flows
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    Navier-Stokes equations: derivation and applications.
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    Laminar and turbulent flows.
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    Boundary layer theory.
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    Module 3: Open Channel Flow
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    Uniform and non-uniform flows.
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    Hydraulic jump.
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    Gradually varied flow profiles.
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 2. Hydrology and Watershed Management
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    Module 1: Hydrological Cycle
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    Precipitation, evaporation, transpiration, infiltration, and runoff.
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    Hydrological data analysis.
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    Module 2: Watershed Characteristics
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    Geomorphology, land use, and soil types.
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    Watershed modeling.
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    Module 3: Flood Routing
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    Hydrologic and hydraulic routing methods.
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    Flood forecasting.
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 3. Design of Hydraulic Structures I
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    Module 1: Dams
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    Types of dams: gravity, arch, and embankment dams.
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    Design considerations and stability analysis.
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    Module 2: Spillways
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    Types of spillways: ogee, chute, and side channel spillways.
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    Hydraulic design of spillways.
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    Module 3: Energy Dissipation
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    Energy dissipaters: stilling basins and impact basins.
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    Design principles and applications.
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 Elective Subjects (Choose any one):
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 1. Computational Fluid Dynamics
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    Module 1: Introduction to CFD
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    Basic principles and governing equations.
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    Discretization methods: finite difference, finite volume, and finite element methods.
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    Module 2: Turbulence Modeling
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    RANS and LES models.
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    Applications in hydraulic structures.
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 2. Groundwater Hydrology
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    Module 1: Aquifer Properties
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    Porosity, permeability, and storage coefficient.
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    Groundwater flow equations.
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    Module 2: Well Hydraulics
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    Steady and unsteady flow to wells.
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    Well design and development.
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<h1 style="color: #2a4978; font-family: poppins; font-weight: 600">
 Semester 2: ME Hydraulic Structures
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 Core Subjects:
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 1. Sediment Transport
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    Module 1: Basic Concepts
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    Properties of sediment particles.
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    Initiation of motion and bedload transport.
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    Module 2: Suspended Load Transport
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    Diffusion and convection of sediment particles.
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    Total load estimation.
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    Module 3: River Morphology
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    Channel patterns and processes.
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    River training and stabilization.
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 2. Coastal Engineering
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    Module 1: Wave Hydrodynamics
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    Wave theories: linear and nonlinear waves.
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    Wave transformation processes.
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    Module 2: Coastal Structures
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    Breakwaters, seawalls, and groins.
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    Design considerations and stability analysis.
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    Module 3: Coastal Sediment Transport
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    Longshore and cross-shore transport.
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    Beach nourishment.
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 3. Design of Hydraulic Structures II
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    Module 1: Canals
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    Design of lined and unlined canals.
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    Canal structures: regulators and cross-drainage works.
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    Module 2: Weirs and Barrages
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    Design principles and hydraulic analysis.
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    Fish ladders and other appurtenant structures.
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    Module 3: Hydraulic Gates
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    Types of gates: sluice, radial, and vertical lift gates.
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    Design and operation of gates.
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 Elective Subjects (Choose any one):
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<h3 style="color: #2a4978; font-family: poppins; font-weight: 600">
 1. River Basin Planning and Management
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   <strong>
    Module 1: Integrated Water Resources Management
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    Principles and practices.
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   <li style="color: black; font-family: poppins; font-weight: 400">
    Stakeholder participation.
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    Module 2: Water Quality Management
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    Pollution sources and control measures.
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    Water quality modeling.
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<h3 style="color: #2a4978; font-family: poppins; font-weight: 600">
 2. Advanced Hydrological Modeling
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    Module 1: Distributed Hydrological Models
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    Principles and applications.
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    Model calibration and validation.
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    Module 2: Stochastic Hydrology
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    Time series analysis.
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    Frequency analysis of hydrological data.
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