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This Is What An Average First Year Engineering Curriculum Looks Like....(Part 2/2)

Welcome! I am Saranya Ghosh, a third year student at MIT Manipal and this is the second part of the 2 part video series where I will be telling you about the first year curriculum at any engineering college. I would highly recommend that you watch the first part before continuing with this one if you haven't already, I have explained a lot of things in that one which I won't be repeating here. So a lot of things that need context. With that being said, let's dive in. First up among theory subjects: Mechanics of Solids- this is a subject offered by the civil department. This includes a lot of class 11th physics, the mechanics portion to be specific, stress, shear, couple, momentum, fluid dynamics, you get the point. I felt like this was the easiest out of all the core theory subjects we had. Everything was really logical, you could solve any problem by just making the free body diagram, even the syllabus wasn't huge. Basic Electronics: This is offered by the ECE department. It's mostly a continuation of Electronics of class 12. Building up on that knowledge with diodes, rectifiers, amplifiers, op-amps , a major part of boolean algebra, binary logic, flip flops, latches etc. This is considered to be the toughest subject in physics cycle. I got an E. I didn't expect to pass in this one. BME: Stands for basic mechanical engineering, a really interesting subject if you understand what's going on. It had everything related to boilers , steam engines, or just engines like petrol engine, diesel engine, 4 stroke, 2 stroke engine. There's the lathe and machine tools, a lot of theory to be honest and too many diagrams man. Maths- This was one of the only core courses that I actually liked, apart from English. I really liked the instructor as well, the way she taught it and I like maths in general as well because it's pure logic, no memorization. English: This is perhaps the class I liked the most. Not because this was the easiest subject to score in or it was only a 2 credit subject. It was because there were ample opportunities to stand up in class, to go on stage in front of all your peers and give speeches, present your opinions about certain topics, listen to other people's speeches and give them public feedback which they could work on. Engineering physics- This is a physics department subject. It includes all the chapters that you have at the end of class 12, black body radiation, quantum physics, semiconductors, all the interesting stuff. There were a lot of derivations I remember and a lot of numericals. I didn't have an easy time on this one during the endsem because you have to give it a little bit of time and I didn't. I was kind of scared I might not pass in this one but I feel like the grading in this one was lenient. Engineering Physics Lab- This was again a regular evaluation lab I think all labs in first year were regular evaluation. Before each lab, you had to copy the experiment into the journal from the manual, only the parts mentioned by the professor tho. You had to conduct the lab experiment as per instructed, write the values down, and then answer a viva. Next, the Workshop- It is again another 1 credit lab, it has 3 parts to it, you'll have the civil workshop where you'll get to work hands-on with the stuffffffff it's actually really fun, I think I enjoyed that workshop the most, you get to actually work on the field, it's nothing like really civil engineering but we got to make some measurements the old school way, you learnt about different tools used. In the mechanical workshop you get to solder things and make yourself a rectangle box from a flat thin aluminium sheet. Engineering Graphics Lab 2- This was in continuation to EG 1. Again offered by the mechanical department, like I said in the previous video, built up on previous concepts, got a little more difficult and more time-consuming. I ran out of time in the last video so I didn't mention this, there's this thing called CPI which might be under a different label in your year. It doesn't have a grade but make sure you do attend all the sessions, it's online so everyone just logs in and leaves. Tags: #mit #mitmanipal #manipal #mahe #manipaljaipur #muj #mahemanipal #manipaluniversity #engineering #swe #coding #programming #private #privatecollege #privateuniversity #honestreview #honest #review #college #collegereview #manipalreview #mitreview #mitmanipalreview #computerscienceengineering #cse #it #aiml #datascience #iit #nit #bits #nirf #college #engineering #coursework #apnikaksha #apnacollege #kiratalreja #aayushkrishnan #package #met #metcutoff #metcutoff2023 #manipalreview20203 #manipalcampustour #mitcampus #mitmanipalcampus Tag me on your instagram handle: @saranyaghosh2003 If you're reading this, comment "Sheesh, looks like I'll have to get into a KJo college to have fun" Music: Vlog Happy Lofi Music For Videos Whistle by Alex Productions