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Unit -1

Limit, continuity and derivative of

a complex variable
Analytic functions
Cauchy Riemann equations
Conjugate functions
Harmonic functions
Cauchy integral formula
Derivatives of analytic functions
Cauchy integral theorem
Taylor and Laurent series
expansion(without proofs)
Conformal mapping
Transformation
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Fourier series:definition
Periodic functions
Eulers formula
Even and odd functions
Half range expansion
Fourier series of different
waveforms
Formation of P.D.E.
Linear P.D.E.
Lagrange method of multiplier
Wave equation
Heat equation
Laplace equation in 2-d
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UNIT-III
Laplace transform
Inverse laplace transform
Laplace transform of derivatives
Laplace transform of integrals
Solution of O.D.E.with constant
coefficients
Simultaneous differential equation

Graphical
representations
and PPT etc.

Date of
Delivery

Critical
Observation after
delivery

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Week Number is counted from First week of the semester

Guide lines for Lecture Notes

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.All lecture Notes are to be arranged unit wise as per the main performa
All lecture notes must have source of information including text book with page number if any, reference book
or any paper from journals so that students can be benefited from the same.
It is suggested that a lecture note of a descriptive topic can be 1 to 4 normal pages / lecture containing
important definitions, connected theories, scientific discoveries, historical events, practical significance &
applications and all other salient points of the topic.
It is preferred that these lectures are supported by figures, tables, graphs and PPT.
In case of Mathematical or Numerical subject lecture note should contain, important definitions, assumptions,
derivations, related figures and at least 1or more numerical problems to be covered in class. PPT of these
lectures will be preferred. Numerical problems solved in the class should be different from solved examples
available in the text books and examples given in the tutorial sheets.
At the end of each unit a lecture on a topic beyond the syllabus covering advancements should be prepared and
delivered

Annexure 1

Tutorial or Case Studies

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Serial
number of
Questions
given to the
student

Date of
Week No.

Topic of the
tutorial

Tutorial
Sheet number

Sheet
distribution

Tutorial

What %age can do more than

50% in questions in Tutorial
class

Guide lines for Tutorial sheets

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Tutorial sheet is related to the topics covered in lectures during the week as per scheme of study
This sheet is to be given to the students at least one week in advance from the scheduled date of tutorial
Each tutorial sheet must contain at least 10 problems for 1 period tutorial. In case of tutorial periods more
than per week the number of problems should be increased in proportion to the tutorial periods.
In case the number of sections are more than 1 for the same subject a common tutorial sheet can be
prepared for a maximum 4 sections.
Students are at liberty to prepare all questions at home, but teacher will at random give three questions
during tutorial period from the tutorial sheet and evaluate the students during the tutorial period on the
basis of these three questions only.
Annexure 1

Quiz
Unit
number
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Quiz
number

Topics

Planned
Date

No of Question

Date of Quiz

What %age of students have

more than 60% right
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Guide lines Quiz sheet

Two quiz evaluations are to be conducted in a unit i.e. six evaluations per semester.
A quiz may in variably contain 50 objective type questions relating to the fundamentals of the
subject.
These quiz papers are to be scheduled and notified to the students well in advance.

Annexure 1
Assignments
Unit Number

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Topic

Date of
distribution

Date of
Submission

Remarks

Guide lines for assignments

Three home assignments per semester are to be given to each students distributed uniformly i.e. one assignment per unit.
Depending upon the contents of the assignments date of the resubmission is be decided.
Course file performa must be completed and the copy of the assignment should be the part of the course file.
Annexure 1
Surprise Test
Unit

Date of Surprise
Test

Number of
questions

Max Marks

Average Marks

Remarks

Guide lines for Surprise Test

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It is suggested that three surprise test may be conducted during the semester.
Date and contents of surprise tests will be decided by the concerned teacher. In no case the dates and contents of the test
are announced before the hand but contents must be what have been taught in the class.
After the test attached performa of the course file should be duly filled up and question paper must become the part of
course file.