Course Structure
M. Tech. Mining Engineering is a 2 year course divided into 4 semesters. The marks of the students are based on their performances in Theory exams, Industrial training, Seminar /viva-voce, Dissertation and Teaching assignment/ Lab work.
The course is designed in a way which has all essential topics of waste management, mine closure and types of industrial disputes in accordance to Mining Engineering.
The scheme of assessment for M. Tech. Mining Engineering is 60% weightage of externals and 40% weightage of internals.
Syllabus
Subjects included in the syllabus cover concepts of equipment reliability, design and safety and risk factors in Mining Engineering with personnel management subjects as well.
The subject has elective subjects like geo-informatics, surface mine planning, underground planning etc.
An overview of the courses and topics covered in is given below:
Name of the Subject |
Topics |
Objective |
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Operations Research |
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The objective of this subject is to introduce students to the basics of operations research. |
Applied Rock Mechanics |
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The goal of this subject is to make students understand the designing of mine openings and supports. |
Project Management |
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This subject teaches students how to manage the personnel and other factors involved in mining industry. |
Eco-Friendly Mining |
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The objective of this course is to teach students how to make the mining process eco-friendly. |
Physical And Numerical Simulation |
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This subject helps the students to learn Principles and Basic Concepts of Simulation. |
Geo-Informatics |
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This course enhances the knowledge of the student regarding Geo-informatics and its Applications. |
Reliability Engineering |
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This course helps the students to gain knowledge about the approaches and components of Reliability. |
Safety And Risk Management In Mines |
The goal of this subject is to enable students understand the approach to risk and safety. |
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Industrial Training |
6 weeks training |
This training is mandatory for the students pursuing this course. |
Dissertation |
Submission of research paper |
The students pursuing this course have to submit a Dissertation at the end of the last semester. |
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