RADHARAMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE ,

BHOPAL

Department of Mechanical Engineering

COURSE FILE

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S# Contents

1. Scheme and Syllabus

2. Academic Calendar

3. Time Table

4. Course Plan

5. Course Materials (with ppt, notes, x-reading materials)

6. Name of Reference Books

7. RGPV Question Papers (last 3 years)

8. Assignments and Tutorials (unit-wise)

9. PUT Test papers

10. Students Attendance

11. Student Performance Sheet

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 Radharaman Institute of Technology and science

(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi- Affiliated to RGPV, Bhopal)

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Course Plan

Course Title: Work Study Number of Credits: 4

Department: ME Programme: B.E ME
Semester: 7 Academic Year:2016
Course Instructor:

Course Organization Details:

Course Objective:

The objective of this course is to introduce the students to basic idea about Work study &
Ergonomics. The main objectives of the study of work study & ergonomics is to optimize the
integration of man and machine so as to improve the work rate and accuracy. After the course a
student should have an understanding, on what Work study & Ergonomics i , how it works, who
should use it, and why it is the wave of the future. Explore the practical benefits of Work study &
Ergonomics , from saving money & time . This course also develops awareness about the latest
technology of work & time study use in industries.

Work Study:
Objectives:
1- The elimination of unnecessary work,
2- The design of methods and procedures which are most effective,
3- The design of methods and procedures which require the least effort,
4- The design of methods and procedures, which are suited to the person who uses them.

Ergonomics (or Human Factors Engineering):

Objective: Designing for Human Use.
The subjects of Ergonomics that will be covered in this course are:
1- Human physiology and Anthropometry,
2- Fatigue assessment,
3- Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene,
4- Human Information Retrieval and Control,
5- Fundamental of Industrial product design.
Reference:

S.NO. NAME OF THE BOOK AUTHORS/PUBLISHER(S)/

YEAR
1 Introduction of Work Study International Labour
Office, Geneva , third
edition

2 Industrial Ergonomics M.I Khan, PHI Publication

3 Industrial Engineering & Management Science T R Banga, Khanna

Publishers

Other Recourses:

1. Industrial Engineering & Management , OP Khanna, Dhanpat Rai Publications

2. work-study; International Labour Organization ILO
3. Motion and Time Study; Barrnes RM; Wiley pub
4. Contenmprory ergonomics; Megaw ED ,Taylor & fracis
5. Currie RM; Work study; BIM publications
6. Mynard; Hand book of Industrial Engg;

Note that the course is fully covered in the prescribed books .

Dates, Times and Rooms: Lectures and Tutorials:

Work Study & Ergonomics course starts on 16 Aug 1016. The examination period at the end of the
course is in Nov- Dec.

There is a timetable on the course website showing the times of the lectures, lab and tutorial. A
schedule of lecture topics, readings and assignment due dates is available online. Copies of the
lecture slides will be distributed at the lecture, but will also be available via the schedule page.

To work on your assignments, you may use any of the computing labs on the second floor at any
time, unless they are booked for another class. You may also use your own computer for the
assignment. (The course web site has resources to enable you to do this).

Assignments:
Following the lesson, students work at a computer on the concepts presented. Several small
assignments are used to illustrate the concepts of the lesson and expose students to different
problem solving situations. These smaller assignments prove very beneficial in establishing a
student understands and application of the subject.

There will be 5 assignments (one for the each unit). The course web site has a page listing the
assignment, dates, and resources. Each assignment will be described in a handout that will be
distributed at a lecture or in the lab, and will also be available from the website. The assignments
are a critical learning component of the course. They address most of the concepts and techniques
that are introduced in the lectures, and they are the most important way of coming to grips with the
material in the course. All the assignments should be submitted online through Moodle.

Test and exams:

A student should secure a minimum of 75% attendance in order to become eligible for the
university examinations. There will be three 90 minute internal tests, starts as per the following
schedule:

 Test 1
 Test 2
 Test 3

The time table for final examinations will be available from the University web site at some time during
the semester, and will also be posted on the notice board. The final examination will be three hours long.
All the assessment (assessments, tests and exam) will address the key learning objectives of the course –
understanding, designing, and writing programs to know what happen in the compilation phase. The
tests and exams will assess all the material covered by the course up to the time of the test/ exam. All
tests and exams from past years are available from the website to help you.

Assessment:
1. Internal assessment (20)

Internal assessment test 1 will be conducted for 50 marks (5X2 = 10 & 2X20 = 40)

Internal assessment test 2 will be conducted for 50 marks (5X2 = 10 & 2X20 = 40)

Internal assessment test 3 will be conducted for 50 marks (5X2 = 10 & 2X20 = 40)

Internal test performance is considered for assessment out of 15.

Course Attendance

Assessment out of 5 (Assessment percentage 96- 100: 5; 91-95: 4; 86-90: 3; 81-85: 2; 76-80: 1)
2. External Assessment (70)

University will conduct end semester examination for 70 marks (10X2 = 20, 3X5 = 15, & 7X5 =
35)

S. UNIT TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED UNIT OBJECTIVES REFERENCES NO. OF

NO. PERIODS
REQUIRED
1 UNIT-1

Total lecture =

2 UNIT-2

3 UNIT-3
 Total lecture=
4 UNIT-4

5 UNIT-5

Additional Contents over and above the curriculum:

Module I
Module II
Periods

Total duration required =

The department of computer science and engineering strives to anticipate all problems
associated with its courses, laboratories and equipment. We hope you will find that course meet
your expectations of a quality learning experience.
If you think we have overlooked something or would like to make a suggestion feel free to talk to
your course instructor.

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