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Lovely Professional University, Punjab

Course Code Course Title Course Planner Lectures Tutorials Practicals Credits

CIV322 FOUNDATION ENGINEERING 17707::Vikas Malik 3.0 0.0 0.0 3.0

Course Category Courses with numerical and conceptual focus

TextBooks

Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name

T-1 Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering

K.R Arora 3rd 2011 Standard Publishers & Distributors, Nai Sarak, Delhi

T-2 Geotechnical Engineering C. Venkatramiah 4th 2012 New Age international ltd,India

Reference Books

Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name

R-1 Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering

B.C Punmia, Ashok Kr Jain,Arun Jain

16th 2005 LAKSHMI PUBLICATION

Relevant Websites

Sr No (Web address) (only if relevant to the course) Salient Features

RW-1 www.aboutcivil.com/earth-retaining-structures.html Retaining Structures Design of earth retaining structures

RW-2 http://nptel.iitm.ac.in/courses/105105039/ full syllabus coverage

RW-3 http://nptel.iitm.ac.in/video.php?subjectId=105107120 full syllabus coverage

Week Number

Lecture Number

Broad Topic(Sub Topic) Chapters/Sections of Text/reference books

Other Readings,Relevant Websites, Audio Visual Aids, software and Virtual Labs

Lecture Description Learning Outcomes Pedagogical ToolDemonstration/ Case Study / Images / animation / ppt etc. Planned

Week 1 Lecture 1 Soil Exploration(Planning for soil exploration)

T-1:17 Student will learn aboutthe pattern which can befollow in soil exploration

students will be able toconduct the soilinvestigation

PPT

Detailed Plan For Lectures

LTP week distribution: (LTP Weeks)

Weeks before MTE 7

Weeks After MTE 6

Spill Over 3

Week 1 Lecture 2 Soil Exploration(Soil Sampling) T-1:17 Soil Exploration(Soil Sampling)

It will give the clarityfor the collection of soilsamples

PPT

Lecture 3 Soil Exploration(Spacing of boring)

T-1:17 Soil Exploration(Split SpoonSampler)

Student will learn aboutthe apparatus andmethod

PPT

Soil Exploration(Depth of boring) T-1:17 Soil Exploration(Split SpoonSampler)

Student will learn aboutthe apparatus,method and theterminology involved

PPT

Soil Exploration(Split Spoon Sampler)

T-1:17 Soil Exploration(Split SpoonSampler)

They will learn theterminology involved

PPT

Week 2 Lecture 4 Soil Bearing Capacity(Ultimate soil bearing capacity)

T-1:23 The concept of bearingcapacity will beintroduced to studentsBearing capacity analysis

They will learn theterminology involvedThey will learn about b.c

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Soil Bearing Capacity(Terzaghi's theory)

T-1:23 introduced to studentsBearing capacity analysis

They will learn aboutthe strength of soil


Lecture 5 Soil Bearing Capacity(Settlement of foundation)

T-1:23 Soil Bearing Capacity(Settlementof foundation

Calculation of varioussettlement


Lecture 6 Soil Bearing Capacity(Effect of ground water table on bearing capacity)

T-1:23 Consideration of water effect in settlement calcultion

Various considerationsof settlement of soil atsite.


Soil Bearing Capacity(Construction practices to avoid differential settlement)

T-1:23 Consideration of settlement inconstruction

Various considerationsof settlement of soil atsite.


Week 3 Lecture 7 Lateral Earth Pressure(Introduction)

T-1:19 spill over .... ...

Lecture 8 Lateral Earth Pressure(Types of earth retaining structures)

T-1:19 Lateral Earth Pressure(Types of earth retaining structures.

Discussion on varioustypes of earth pressure.Discussion on earthpressure at rest


Lateral Earth Pressure(Lateral earth pressures)

T-1:19 Lateral Earth Pressure(Lateralearth pressures)

Discussion on earthpressures


Lecture 9 Lateral Earth Pressure(Earth Pressure theories)

T-1:19 Discussion on variousearth pressure theories

Behaviour of soiltowards various earthpressure theories


Week 4 Lecture 10 Lateral Earth Pressure(Active and Passive Pressures)

T-1:19 Discussion on variousearth pressure theories

Behaviour of soiltowards various earthpressure theories


Lecture 11 Test1

Week 4 Lecture 12 Stability of Retaining Walls(Stability considerations for gravity retaining walls)

T-1:19 Stability considerations student will know about various stability criterion

White Board

Week 5 Lecture 13 Stability of Retaining Walls(Coulombs theory Vs Rankins theory)

T-2:9 Coulombs theory vs rankins theory

student will know about various stability theories

White Board

Lecture 14 Stability of Retaining Walls(Choice of appropriate theory)

T-1:18T-2:20

Choice of appropriate theories and numerical problems

student will know about various numerical based on these theories

white board

Stability of Retaining Walls(Numerical Problems based on lateral earth pressure and stability of retaining walls)

T-1:18T-2:20

Choice of appropriate theories and numerical problems

student will know about various numerical based on these theories

white board

Lecture 15 Slope Stability(Infinite Slopes) T-2:9 Introduction to slopes Learn about differenttypes of slopes


Slope Stability(Finite Slopes) T-2:9 Introduction to slopes types

Learn about differenttypes of slopes


Slope Stability(Total Stress analysis for purely cohesive soil)

T-2:9 Study of stress analysisfor cohesive soil

Behaviour of cohesivesoils for variousdeveloped stresses


Week 6 Lecture 16 Slope Stability(Method of slices for a cohesive frictional soil)

T-2:9 Study of method of slices Calculation of stabilityby adopting method ofslices


Lecture 17 Test2

Lecture 18 Slope Stability(Effect of tension cracks)

T-2:9 Effect of tension cracks Student will know about the effect of tension crack

White Board

Week 7 Lecture 19 Slope Stability(Effective Stress Analysis)

T-2:9 Effective stress analysis Student will know about the effect of effective stress

White Board

Lecture 20 Slope Stability(Steady seepage) T-2:9 Steady seepage Student will know about the effect of steady seepage

White Board

Lecture 21 Slope Stability(Rapid drawdown) T-2:9 Rapid Drawdown Student will know about the effect of rapid drawdown

White Board

MID-TERMWeek 8 Lecture 22 Shallow Foundation(Introduction

to Shallow Foundation)T-1:24 Various types of shallow

foundations can beintroduced to students

Which foundation willbe supporting for aparticular soil


Lecture 23 Shallow Foundation(Types of foundations settlement)

T-1:24 Discussion on varioussettlements

Understanding ofelastic limits


Shallow Foundation(Elastic settlement based on the theory of elasticity)

T-1:24 Discussion on varioussettlements within elasticlimits

Understanding ofelastic limits of soils


Week 8 Lecture 23 Shallow Foundation(Elastic Settlement of foundations on saturated clay)

T-1:24 Discussion on varioussettlements within elasticlimit on saturated clay

Understanding ofelastic limits ofsaturated soil


Shallow Foundation(Elastic Settlement of Sand Soil)

T-1:24 Discussion on varioussettlements within sand

Understanding ofelastic limits in sand


Lecture 24 Shallow Foundation(Use of Strain Influence factor)

T-2:11 effect of strain influence factor

student should about strain influence


Shallow Foundation(Range of Material Parameters for computing elastic settlement)

T-1:24 different range of material parameters

student should know about the material parameters range and that help students in field


Shallow Foundation(Use of Strain Influence factor)




Shallow Foundation(Range of Material Parameters for computing elastic settlement)




Week 9 Lecture 25 Deep Foundation(Introduction) T-1:25 Student will learn aboutdifferent to shallow foundations and deep foundation

Learning of types ofshallow foundations and deep foundations


Deep Foundation(Classification of piles)

T-1:25 Student will learn aboutdifferent types of piles

Learning of types of pile foundations


Deep Foundation(Necessity) T-1:25 Student will learn about need of deep foundation

Learning of reason for deep foundations

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Lecture 26 Deep Foundation(Necessity) T-1:25 Student will learn about need of deep foundation

Learning of reason for deep foundations

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Deep Foundation(Classification of piles)

T-1:25 Student will learn aboutdifferent types of piles

Learning of types of pile foundations


Deep Foundation(Introduction) T-1:25 Student will learn aboutdifferent to shallow foundations and deep foundation

Learning of types ofshallow foundations and deep foundations


Lecture 27 Deep Foundation(Uses of Piles) T-1: spill over ..... ....

Week 10 Lecture 28 Deep Foundation(Load carrying capacity of piles)

T-1:25 Calculative concept ofload carrying capacity ofpiles

How to calculate theload carrying capacityof piles


Deep Foundation(Negative skin friction)

T-1:25 Introduction to Conceptof negative skin friction

Students will learnabout negative skinfriction


Deep Foundation(Dynamic formulae)

T-1:25 Learning of variousdynamic formulae

Calculation of loadcarrying capacity usingdynamic formulae


Lecture 29 Deep Foundation(Pile load test) T-1:25 Introduction to pile loadtest

How to perform pileload test


Deep Foundation(Group action of piles)

T-1:25 Concept of group actionof piles can beintroduced

How piles can beeffective in a group


Lecture 30 Design of Pile Foundation(Pile groups in sand,gravel and clay)

T-1:25 To make students awareof Design of PileFoundation

To make students learnabout Design of pilefoundation


Design of Pile Foundation(Settlement of pile groups)

T-1:25 calcuation of settlement of pile

To make students learnabout settlements of group piles


Design of Pile Foundation(Design of pile foundation)

T-1:25 To make students awareof Design of PileFoundation

To make students learnaboutDesign of pilefoundation


Week 11 Lecture 31 Design of Pile Foundation(Construction of pile foundations)

T-1:25 Introduction to conceptof construction of pilefoundation on soil

How pile foundationcan be constructed


Design of Pile Foundation(Laterally loaded piles(Batter Piles))

T-1:25 Discussion on laterallyloaded piles

To make students learnabout Design of pilefoundation


Lecture 32 Test3

Lecture 33 Well Foundations(Introduction) T-1:27 Introduction to wellfoundation

To make students learnabout well foundation

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Well Foundations(Advantages of well foundations)

T-1:27 To make students awareof Well Foundations

To make students learnabout advantages ofwell foundation overother foundations


Well Foundations(Elements of well foundation)

T-1:27 To make students awareof various elements ofWell Foundations

To make students learnaboutElements of wellfoundation wellfoundation


Week 12 Lecture 34 Well Foundations(Design Aspects of well foundation)

T-1:27 Concept of vararious design aspects introduced to students

Student will learn aboutdesign aspects of well foundation


Well Foundations(Grip length) T-1:27 Concept of Grip lengthcan be introduced tostudents

Student will learn aboutgrip length


Well Foundations(Forces acting on well foundation)

T-1:27 Concept of variousforces acting on wellfoundation can beintroduced to students

Student will learn aboutvarious forces acting onwell foundation


Lecture 35 Well Foundations(Terzaghi analysis)

T-1:27 Terzaghi analysis can beexplained to students

Student will learn aboutTerzaghi analysis


Lecture 36 Well Foundations(Tilts and Shifts) T-1:27 Tilts and shifts can beexplained to students

Student will learn abouttilts and shifts


Well Foundations(Remedial measures for rectification of tilts and shifts)

T-1:27 measures for rectificationof tilts and shifts can beintroduced

Student will learn abouttilts and shifts Remedialmeasures for rectification of tilts and shifts


Week 13 Lecture 37 Machine Foundation(Natural frequency of machine foundation)

T-2:20 Introduction to machinefoundation

Student will learnaboutTheoreticalphenomena involved inmachine foundation


Machine Foundation(Transmissibility)

T-2:20 Concept oftransmissibility can beintroduced

Student will learn abouttransmissibility


Machine Foundation(Transmitted force)

T-2:20 Concept of transmittedforce can be introduced

Student will learn aboutransmitted force


Lecture 38 Machine Foundation(Machine foundation Special features)

T-2:20 Various Machinefoundation Specialfeatures can beintroduced

To make students learnaboutMachinefoundation Specialfeatures


Machine Foundation(Design Approach for machine foundation)

T-2:20 To make students awaredesign of Machine Foundation

To make students learnabout design of Machinefoundation


Lecture 39 Machine Foundation(Vibration Isolation)

T-2:20 Introduction to vibrationisolation

Concept of vibrationisolation can be learnt


Week 13 Lecture 39 Machine Foundation(Properties of isolating materials)

T-2:20 Introduction toProperties of isolatingmaterials

Properties of isolatingmaterials can be learnt


Machine Foundation(Construction Aspects of machine foundations)

T-2:20 To make students aware about construction of Machine Foundation

students should be introduce to construction aspects of machine


SPILL OVERWeek 14 Lecture 40 Spill Over

Lecture 41 Spill Over

Lecture 42 Spill Over

Scheme for CA:Component Frequency Out Of Each Marks Total Marks

Test 2 3 10 20

Total :- 10 20

Details of Academic Task(s)

AT No. Objective Topic of the Academic Task Nature of Academic Task(group/individuals/field

work

Evaluation Mode Allottment / submission Week

Test1 To test student knowledge

Ultimate soil bearing capacity, Terzaghi's theory, Effect ofground water table on bearing capacity, Lateral Earth Pressure

Individual manaul 3 / 4

Test2 To test the knowledge of students

Lateral earth pressures, Infinite Slopes, Finite Slopes, Total Stressanalysis for purely cohesive soil, Effect of tension cracks, Methodof slices for a cohesive frictional soil

Individual manual 4 / 5

Test3 To test student knowlege

Deep Foundation, Well Foundations Individual manual 10 / 11

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