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BTP Final Report Guidelines

The B.Tech. Final Project Report Guidelines outline the evaluation schedule, formatting requirements, and content structure for student reports in the Department of Civil Engineering. Reports must be original, professionally formatted, and include specific design components across various engineering disciplines. Presentations are limited to 15 minutes, focusing on key design highlights and outcomes, with a checklist for final submission to ensure all requirements are met.

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BTP Final Report Guidelines

The B.Tech. Final Project Report Guidelines outline the evaluation schedule, formatting requirements, and content structure for student reports in the Department of Civil Engineering. Reports must be original, professionally formatted, and include specific design components across various engineering disciplines. Presentations are limited to 15 minutes, focusing on key design highlights and outcomes, with a checklist for final submission to ensure all requirements are met.

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B.Tech.

Final Project Report Guidelines

Dates of Final Evaluation: (Venue: Conference Room; Deptt. of Civil Engg.)

May 20, Tuesday, 2025 - Group 1–6, Starting 9 A.M. in the morning

May 21, Wednesday, 2025 - Group 7-13, Starting 9 A.M. in the morning

May 22, Thursday, 2025 - Group 14–20, Starting 9 A.M. in the morning

General Instructions

• All reports must be neatly typed and professionally formatted. Typinig format: 12 font size,
1.5 line spacing, Times New Roman, Justify. Include a Cover Page containing the following:
Project title, Names of all members of the Group and their enrollment numbers, Institute logo,
and the following information below the logo: Name of Department followed by Name of
Institute followed by date: May 2025. All reports shall be spiral bound with numbered pages and
a transparent cover at the top.
• Following margins shall be used in all pages of the report: Margin at top: 0.6”; Left margin: 0.5”;
Right margin: 0.3”, Bottom margin: 0.3”.
• Report shall be prepared in good quality A4 size unruled paper.
• Each member of every Group shall carry a full copy of the report with him / her. One common
report to be used by all members of a Group will be unacceptable.
• Each report must be an original work. Any instance of copy-paste across groups will result in
a score of ZERO.
• Presentation time is strictly 15 minutes. Focus on design rationale and results. Avoid
unnecessary content.

Mandatory Report Format (Neatly Typed & Spiral Bound)

1. Location and Layout Map

• Site location (Google Map integration or site sketch)


• Proposed site plan with zoning (residential, amenities, utilities)
2. Design Components (Include design calculations and supporting data)

(i) Geospatial Engineering

• Topographic survey interpretation


• Site selection rationale
• GIS-based zoning/layout

(ii) Environmental Engineering

• Sewerage and drainage layout


• Solid waste management system
• Rainwater harvesting plan
• Green space/landscape planning

(iii) Hydraulics

• Water supply layout and demand estimation


• Stormwater drainage network
• Overhead and underground tanks

(iv) Structural Engineering

• Layout and framing plan / elevation of residential tower.


• Other structures (UG sump, tanks, STP, boundary wall, podiums).
• Detailed structural modeling.
• Design inputs:
o Structural System: Monolithic RCC frames (columns, beams, slabs, RCC walls)
o Codes: IS 456:2000, IS 875:1987, IS 1893:2016, IS 13920:2016, IS 4326:1993, IS
16700:2023
• Design for:
o Dead Load (Self-weight, finishes, walls, etc.)
o Live Load (as per IS:875 Part 2)
o Earthquake Load (IS 1893)
o Wind Load (IS 875 Part 3 – include gust factor calculations)
o Load combinations for limit state design (SLS and ULS)
o Fire and durability considerations
o SLS and ULS. Key features of SLS and ULS building models to be discussed..
(v) Transportation Engineering

• Road network layout within complex


• Footpath and pedestrian movement
• Parking layout (surface/basement)
• Entry-exit for residents/emergency vehicles

(vi) Geotechnical engineering

• Soil investigation report


• Site-specific sub-soil characteristics
• Selection of geotechnical parameters relevant to structural design of building foundations

3. Structural Detailing (To be CAD Drawn and Signed)

• Framing plans and elevations


• SP:34 and IS 13920:2016 compliant typical detailing of slabs, beams, columns, walls and
foundations
• Typical element detailing shall be shown in both plan and in elevation
• Summary of slab, beam, column and wall detailing to be presented in a tabular format.

4. Additional Sections

• Design Considerations (Seismic zoning, soil data, material grades)

• IS Codes Used (List with publication year)


• References/Bibliography (Books, papers, design handbooks)

Presentation Guidelines

• Duration: 15 minutes

• Focus: Only key highlights from planning to structural & utilities design

• Avoid: Unverified or filler content


• Bring: Hardcopy of report and drawings

• Content:
o Project brief and objectives
o Planning approach
o Key design highlights (each civil component)
o Structural analysis and design outcome
o Conclusion and recommendations
• Avoid excessive text and unrelated discussions.
• Use of 3D models or animations is encouraged but optional.

Final Submission Checklist (A4 Sheet for Students)

A self-check sheet that students attach with their submission to confirm:

• All components are included


• All drawings are signed

• Codes and references are cited


• Report is free from plagiarism

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