Week	Name	Description
	Theory
18 February - 24 February	Expected Learning Outcome
	Surveying
	Principles of surveying
	Classification of surveying
	Classification based upon the nature of the field of survey
	Classification based on the Instruments
	Chaining;Instruments used for chaining
	Chaining - Instruments used for chaining - Chain
	Types of chain - Metric chain
	Types of chain - Gunter’s chain & Engineer’s chain
	Types of chain - Revenue chain & Steel band
	Chaining - Instruments used for chaining - Tapes
	Types of Tapes - Cloth Tape & Metallic tape
	Types of Tapes - Steel Tape & Invar tape
	Chaining - Instruments used for chaining - Ranging rods
	Chaining - Instruments used for chaining - Pegs & plumb bob
	Ranging of survey line
	Ranging - Code of Signals for Ranging
	Methods of ranging - Direct Ranging
	Indirect ranging
	Chaining - Chaining on uneven or sloping ground
	Lining and marking
	Methods of sloping ground - Direct Method
	Methods of sloping ground - Indirect Method
	Calculation of the horizontal distance of sloping ground
	Chain surveying
	Chain surveying - Instruments used for setting out right angles
	Instruments used for setting out right angles - Open cross staff
	Instruments used for setting out right angles - French cross staff
	Instruments used for setting out right angles - Setting out right angle
	Chain surveying - Conditions to be fulfilled by survey stations/survey lines
	Chain surveying - Off-sets
	Chain surveying - Off-sets - Surveying steps
	Basic Problems in chaining - To erect a perpendicular to a chain line
	Basic problems in chaining - To drop a perpendicular to chain line
	Basic Problems in chaining - To run a parallel to chain
	Chain surveying - Obstacle to chaining and ranging
	Obstacle to chaining and ranging - Obstacle to ranging but not chaining
	Obstacle to chaining and ranging - Obstacle to chaining but not ranging
	Obstacle to chaining but not ranging 2
	Obstacle to chaining and ranging - Obstacle to both chaining and ranging
	Compass surveying - Introduction
	Compass surveying - Introduction - Traverse survey
	Introduction - Bearing and angles
	Compass surveying - Systems of angular measurement
	Systems of angular measurement - Meridian
	Meridian - True meridian
	Meridian - Magnetic meridian
	Meridian - Arbitrary meridian
	Compass surveying - Whole circle bearing system and Reduced bearing system
	The whole circle bearing system
	The reduced bearing system
	conversion of whole circle bearing system - Table1
	conversion of reduced bearing system - Table2
	Compass surveying - Fore bearing and Back bearing
	Compass surveying - Calculation of angle from bearings
	Compass surveying - Calculation of bearings from the angles
	Compass surveying - Theory of magnetic compass
	Compass surveying - The prismatic compass
	Compass surveying - Adjustment of prismatic compass
	Compass surveying - Problem-1
	Compass surveying - Problem-2
	Levelling - Definition
	Levelling - Methods of levelling
	Levelling - Levelling instruments:
	Levelling - Terms and abbreviations
	Levelling - Types of spirit levelling
	Find out the elevation of points using different methods
	Find out the elevation of points using different methods - Booking and Reducing Levels
	Booking and Reducing Levels - Height of Instrument method
	Booking and Reducing Levels - Rise and Fall method
	Rise and Fall method - Problems
	Levelling Staff - Classification
	Levelling Staff - Self reading staff
	Self reading staff - Folding staff
	Self reading staff -Telescopic staff
	Levelling Staff - Folding level staff in metric units
	Adjustment of a level
	Adjustment of a level - Elimination of parallax
	Plane table surveying - Definition
	Plane table surveying - Instruments
	Plane table surveying - Instruments - I
	Plane table surveying - Instruments - II
	Plane table surveying - Working operations
	Orientation - Methods
	Plane table surveying - Methods of plane tabling
	Methods of plane tabling - Radiation
	Methods of plane tabling - Intersection
	Contour surveying - Definition
	Contour surveying - Contour interval
	Contour surveying - Characteristics of contour
	Contour surveying - Methods of locating contours
	Methods of locating contours - Direct method
	Methods of locating contours - Indirect method
	Contour surveying - Interpolation of contour
	Contour surveying - Uses of contour
25 February - 3 March	Expected Learning Outcome
	Fish Farm-Definition
	Fish Farm - Objectives
	Fish Farm - Types
	Fish Farm - Types
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Site selection criteria
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Site selection
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Reconnaissance survey
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Accessibility
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Physical features
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Soil characteristics
	Selection of site for Aquafarm - Water Source
	Detailed survey
	Detailed survey - Main factors
	Detailed survey - Main factors - Topography
	Detailed survey - Main factors - Soil Characteristics
	Detailed survey - Main factors - Water Properties
	Detailed survey - Other factors - Environmental condition
	Detailed survey - Other factors - Socio-Economic condition
	Detailed survey - Other factors - Pollution
	Detailed survey - Other factors - Availablematerial
	Detailed survey - Other factors - Technical guidance
	Ponds - Definition
	Ponds - Classification based on construction
	Ponds - Classification based on source of water - sunken ponds
	Ponds - Classification based on source of water - Barrage ponds
	Ponds - Classification based on source of water - Diversion ponds
	Ponds - Classification based on source of water - Rosary system
	Ponds - Classification based on source of water - Parallel system
4 March - 10 March	Expected Learning Outcome
	Soil and its properties - Definition
	Soil and its properties - Classification
	Soil and its properties - Particle size classification
	Soil and its properties - Textural classification
	Soil and its properties - Highway research board classification
	Soil and its properties - Unified soil classification
	Soil and its properties - Classification - Gravels and Sands
	Soil Sampling - Definition
	Soil sampling - types
	Soil sampling - types - Disturbed sample
	Soil sampling - types - Undisturbed sample
	Soil sampling - Three phase system of soil
	Soil properties - Definitions
	Soil properties - Permeability of soil
	Soil properties - Necessity of studying permeability
11 March - 17 March	Expected Learning Outcome
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Classification
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - classification - Lay out planning
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - classification - Man power planning
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - classification - Materials planning
	Layout planning of fish ponds - Classification based on culture
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Classification - Nursing ponds
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Classification - Rearing ponds
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Classification - Stocking ponds
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Important points
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Different types of allocations
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Square and rectangular ponds
	Lay out planning of aquafarm - Large and small ponds
	Design of ponds - Pond Geometry
	Design of ponds - Depth of pond
	Design of ponds - Top Width
	Design of ponds - Side slope
	Design of ponds - Bottom slope of pond
	Dykes - Definition
	Dykes - Height of the dyke
	Dykes - Depth of water
	Dykes - Free board
	Dykes - Wave allowance
	Dykes - Settlement allowance
	Dykes - Frost action
	Dykes - Problem
18 March - 24 March	Expected Learning Outcome
	Construction of ponds - Introduction
	Construction of ponds - Survey of site
	Construction of ponds - Land clearing
	Construction of ponds - Land Marking
	Construction of ponds - Excavation of soil
	Construction of ponds - Construction of drainage systems
	Construction of ponds - Construction of dykes
	Construction of ponds - Construction of dykes-Water inlet structures
	Construction of ponds - Lining of ponds and dyke
	Maintenance of ponds - Pond drainage system
	Maintenance of ponds - Seepage and its control
	Seepage and its control - Clay puddling
	Seepage and its control - Brick lining
	Seepage and its control - Plastic lining
	Maintenance of ponds - Evaporation
	Maintenance of ponds - Erosion of soil in dykes and its control
	Maintenance of ponds - Problem
25 March - 31 March	Expected Learning Outcome
	Calculation of area - The area of the trapezium
	Calculation of area - The area of the triangle
	Calculation of area - The area of a square
	Calculation of area - The area of a circle
	Calculation of area - Problem 1
	Calculation of area - Problem 2
	Calculation of area - Problem 3
	Calculation of area - Problem 4
	Irregular Rectilinear Figures - Problem 1
	Irregular Rectilinear Figures - Problem 2
	Irregular Rectilinear Figures - Problem 3
	Irregular Rectilinear Figures - Problem 4
	Irregular Rectilinear Figures - Problem 5
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Trapezoidal rule
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Simpson’s I
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Simpson’s II
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Problem 1
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Problem 2
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Problem 3
	Calculation of area of irregular plane surfaces - Problem 4
	Calculation of volume - Calculation of volume of regular surfaces
	Calculation of volume - Volume of a triangular prism
	Calculation of volume - Volume of a cube
	Calculation of volume - Volume of a cylinder
	Calculation of volume - Problem 1
	Calculation of volume - Problem 2
	Calculation of volume - Problem 3
	Calculation of volume - Calculation of volume of irregular surfaces
	Calculation of volume of irregular surfaces - Simpson’s I
	Calculation of volume of irregular surfaces - Simpson’s II
	Calculation of volume of earth work as applied to stacks and heaps - Problem 1
	Calculation of volume of regular shape as applied to volume of pond
	Calculation of volume of regular shape as applied to volume of pond - Problem 1
	Calculation of volume of regular shape as applied to volume of pond - Problem 2
	Calculation of volume of regular shape as applied to volume of pond - Problem 3
1 April - 7 April	Expected Learning Outcome
	Methods used to calculate volume of earthwork - Excavation and Embankment
	Longitudinal slope and cross slope
	Methods of computing the volume of earth work - Mid sectional area method
	Methods of computing the volume of earth work - Mean sectional area method
	Methods of computing the volume of earth work - Trapezoidal formula method
	Methods of computing the volume of earth work - Prismoidal formula method
	Calculation of volume of earth work as applied to roads and channels - Problem 1
	Calculation of volume of earth work as applied to roads and channels - Problem 2
	Calculation of volume of earth work as applied to roads and channels - Problem 3
8 April - 14 April	Expected Learning Outcome
	Brackish water fish farms - Definition
	Brackish water fish farms - Classification of ponds
	Classification of ponds - Tide fed farms
	Classification of ponds - Pump fed farms
	Classification of ponds - Tide-cum pump fed farms
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Topography and Tidal amplitude
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Availability of active tidal creek resources
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Existence and density of mangrove vegetation
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - High flood levels
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Range of tidal variations
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Type of soil and its quality
	Site selection for Brackish water fish farms - Water sources
	Water sources - Freshwater Resources
	Water sources - Brackishwater Resources
	Marine water fish farms - Definition
	Marine water fish farms - Site selection
	Marine water fish farms - Pond dyke
	Pond dyke - Main or peripheral dike
	Pond dyke - Partition dyke or secondary dyke
	Marine water fish farms - Problem 1
	Marine water fish farms - Problem 2
	Marine water fish farms - Creeks and estuarine
	Creeks and estuarine - Types of estuaries
	Marine water fish farms - Marine water source utilization
15 April - 21 April	Expected Learning Outcome
	Fresh water prawn hatchery
	Fresh water prawn hatchery - Site selection
	Fresh water prawn hatchery - Infrastructural facilities
	Infrastructural facilities - Brood stock ponds
	Infrastructural facilities - Water supply system
	Infrastructural facilities - Main hatchery complex
	Infrastructural facilities - Brood stock unit
	Infrastructural facilities - Berried female holding tanks
	Infrastructural facilities - Hatching tanks
	Infrastructural facilities - Larval rearing unit
	Infrastructural facilities - Atermia hatching unit
	Design of Hatcheries
	Design of Hatcheries - Design of brood stock ponds
	Design of Hatcheries - Brood stock raising units
	Design of Hatcheries - Larval rearing unit
	Design of Hatcheries - Atermia hatching tanks
	Design of Hatcheries - Sheds
	Water requirements and storage tanks - Brackish water
	Water requirements and storage tanks - Sea Water
	Water requirements and storage tanks - Fresh water
	Water requirements and storage tanks - Over head tanks
	Water requirements and storage tanks - Other facilities
22 April - 28 April	Expected Learning Outcome
	Race way system - Definition
	Race way system - Advantages and disadvantages of this system
	Race way system - Site selection and Layout plan of raceway culture
	Race way system - Construction materials
	Race way system - Water supply system
	Types of raceway culture system - With treatment and without treatment
	Types of raceway culture system - Parallel system
	Types of raceway culture system - Series system
	Types of raceway culture system - Combination of Series and parallel raceway units with water re-circulation
29 April - 5 May	Expected Learning Outcome
	Water supply systems - canals
	Water control structures or Gates
	Computation of discharge through sluices
	Water supply systems - Types of canals
	Canals - Formula to calculate the cross-sectional area
	Water supply systems - Canals - Pipeline
	Water supply systems - Canals - Types of pipe
	Water supply systems - Canals - Water budget for pond
	Design of Canals - Feeder channel
	Design of Canals - Terminology
	Design of Canals - Design of side slope and bottom slope of the channel
	Design of Canals - Channel of most economical cross section
	Design of Canals - Design of feeder channel
	Design of Canals - Determination of non- erodible and erodible channel section dimensions
	Design of Canals - Determination of erodible channel section dimensions
	Water control structures or Gates - Definition
	Water control structures or Gates - Main gate
	Water control structures or Gates - Main gate 2
	Water control structures or Gates - Secondary gates
	Water control structures or Gates - Pond inlet gates
	Water control structures or Gates - Pond inlet gates 2
	Water control structures or Gates - Open type pond inlet structure
	Water control structures or Gates - Computation of discharge through sluices
	Computation of discharge through sluices - Under free flow condition
	Computation of discharge through sluices - Under free flow condition
	Computation of discharge through sluices - Under free flow condition - Cd values
	Computation of discharge through sluices - Submerged flow condition
	Computation of discharge through sluices - Under partially submerged flow condition
6 May - 12 May	Expected Learning Outcome
	Aerators - Definition
	Aerators - Purpose of aeration
	Aerators - Principle of aeration
	Aerators - Types of aerators
	Aerators - Types of aerators - Gravity aerators
	Types of aerators - Gravity aerators - Perforated tray model
	Types of aerators - Gravity aerators - Gravity driven paddle wheel model
	Types of aerators - Gravity aerators - Plastic rings or wheel model
	Types of aerators - Surface Aerators
	Types of aerators - Surface Aerators - Nozzles
	Types of aerators - Surface Aerators - Spray aerators
	Types of aerators - Surface Aerators - Floating paddle wheel aerators
	Types of aerators - Turbine Aerators
	Types of aerators - Cascades or Falls
	Aerators - Placement of the aerators
	Pumps - Definition
	Pumps - Purpose of pumping
	Pumps - Choice of pump
	Pumps - Classification of Pumps
	Pumps - Points to be considered for design of pumping station
	Pumps - Points to be considered for design of pumping station_2
	Pumps - Computation of Horse power requirement of the motor driving the pump
	Pumps - Computation of water requirement
	Pumps - Computation of water requirement - Problem 1
	Filtration - Definition
	Filtration - Classification according to form of materials
	Filtration - Classification - Mechanical Filters
	Mechanical filters - Stationary screens
	Mechanical filters - Rotary screens
	Rotary screens - Axial flow rotary screens
	Rotary screens - Radial flow rotary screens
	Rotary screens - Chain type rotary screen
	Rotary screens - Vibratory screens
	Filtration - Classification - Sand Filters
	Sand filters - Types
	Filtration - Classification - Gravitational separation
	Filtration - Classification - Biological filters
20 May - 26 May	Experiment No 1 - Folding and unfolding of chain
	Experiment No 2 - Line marking
	Experiment No 3 - Ranging
	Experiment No 4 - To erect a perpendicular to chain line
	Experiment No 5 - To run a parallel to chain line through a given point
27 May - 2 June	Experiment No 1 - Obstacle to chaining and ranging
	Experiment No 2 - Obstacle to chaining but not ranging
	Experiment No 3 - Obstacle to both chaining and ranging
3 June - 9 June	Experiment No 1 - Determination of area of a plot
10 June - 16 June	Experiment No 1 - Determination of distance between two points
17 June - 23 June	Experiment No 1 - Determination of elevation of different points
24 June - 30 June	Experiment No 1 - Determination of elevation between water source and pond site
1 July - 7 July	Experiment No 1 - Plotting of the position of objects by radiation and intersection method
	Experiment No 2 - Plotting of the position of objects by intersection method
8 July - 14 July	Experiment No 1 - Drawing of contour lines by direct method
15 July - 21 July	Experiment No 1 - Drawing of contour lines by indirect method
22 July - 28 July	Experiment No 1 - Earth work calculation for dyke preparation
29 July - 4 August	Experiment No 1 - Earth work calculation for channel making
5 August - 11 August	Experiment No 1 - Distribution of grain size in coarse grained soil
12 August - 18 August	Experiment No 1 - Lay out plan of Fish Farms
19 August - 25 August	Experiment No 1 - Layout drawing for water supply Systems to the fish Ponds
26 August - 1 September	Experiment No 1 - Design of dykes and calculation of time required for emptying the pond
2 September - 8 September	Experiment No 1 - Computation of horse power requirement of the motor driving the pump
9 September - 15 September	Experiment No 1 - Computation of water requirement for a Aquaculture pond
16 September - 22 September	Experiment No 1 - Lay out plan of hatcheries
	Experiment No 1 - Lay out plan of hatcheries
23 September - 29 September	References: