KTU Civil Engineering Semester 4 — 2024 Scheme
Semester 4 subjects for KTU Civil Engineering under the 2024 Scheme — module-wise syllabus, credits, textbooks and course outcomes for each subject. Program Elective I offers multiple options; individual elective pages are not yet built.
Subjects
Mathematics for Physical Science 4
GCMAT401 · 3 credits · shared course
Soil Mechanics
PCCET402 · 4 credits
Structural Analysis - II
PCCET403 · 4 credits
Design of Concrete Structures
PBCET404 · 4 credits · PBL
Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development
UCHUT347 · 2 credits · common S3/S4
Materials Testing Lab
PCCEL407 · 2 credits
Civil Engineering Modelling Lab
PCCEL408 · 2 credits
Program Elective I
PECET41N · 3 credits · multiple options (Advanced Solid Mechanics and more)
Coming soonFrequently Asked Questions
What subjects are in KTU Civil Engineering Semester 4 (2024 Scheme)?
KTU Civil Engineering Semester 4 has 7 listed subjects: Mathematics for Physical Science 4 (GCMAT401, 3 credits), Soil Mechanics (PCCET402, 4 credits), Structural Analysis - II (PCCET403, 4 credits), Design of Concrete Structures (PBCET404, 4 credits, PBL), Engineering Ethics and Sustainable Development (UCHUT347, 2 credits), Materials Testing Lab (PCCEL407, 2 credits), Civil Engineering Modelling Lab (PCCEL408, 2 credits), plus a Program Elective I.
What is Soil Mechanics in KTU Civil Engineering S4?
Soil Mechanics (PCCET402) is a 4-credit subject in KTU Civil Semester 4. It covers soil classification, index properties, permeability, consolidation, shear strength (Mohr-Coulomb), compaction, earth pressure theories and slope stability analysis.
What is Design of Concrete Structures in KTU Civil S4?
Design of Concrete Structures (PBCET404) is a 4-credit PBL subject in KTU Civil Semester 4. It covers limit state design of RCC elements: beams (flexure and shear), slabs, columns, footings and staircases using IS 456 code.
How many total credits are in KTU Civil Engineering Semester 4?
KTU Civil Engineering Semester 4 (2024 Scheme) carries approximately 24 credits from the 7 listed subjects, plus 3 credits for Program Elective I, totalling around 27 credits.