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    This document provides a standardized format for course descriptions at a university. The format includes fields for the course title, number, credits, semester offered, prerequisites, instructors, objectives, topics, readings, and assessment. An example course description for Underground Coal Mining is also provided, following the specified format. Key details include the course being offered in the 4th semester for 9 credits, with no prerequisites. The objectives are to disseminate knowledge of underground coal mining fundamentals and applications. Topic areas cover classification of mining methods, bord and pillar mining, longwall mining, stowing methods, and textbooks. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, exams, and outcomes of students understanding various underground coal mining methods.

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    This document provides a standardized format for course descriptions at a university. The format includes fields for the course title, number, credits, semester offered, prerequisites, instructors, objectives, topics, readings, and assessment. An example course description for Underground Coal Mining is also provided, following the specified format. Key details include the course being offered in the 4th semester for 9 credits, with no prerequisites. The objectives are to disseminate knowledge of underground coal mining fundamentals and applications. Topic areas cover classification of mining methods, bord and pillar mining, longwall mining, stowing methods, and textbooks. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, exams, and outcomes of students understanding various underground coal mining methods.

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    This document provides a standardized format for course descriptions at a university. The format includes fields for the course title, number, credits, semester offered, prerequisites, instructors, objectives, topics, readings, and assessment. An example course description for Underground Coal Mining is also provided, following the specified format. Key details include the course being offered in the 4th semester for 9 credits, with no prerequisites. The objectives are to disseminate knowledge of underground coal mining fundamentals and applications. Topic areas cover classification of mining methods, bord and pillar mining, longwall mining, stowing methods, and textbooks. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, exams, and outcomes of students understanding various underground coal mining methods.

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    DC - MN 204.15-Underground Coal Mining

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    This document provides a standardized format for course descriptions at a university. The format includes fields for the course title, number, credits, semester offered, prerequisites, instructors, objectives, topics, readings, and assessment. An example course description for Underground Coal Mining is also provided, following the specified format. Key details include the course being offered in the 4th semester for 9 credits, with no prerequisites. The objectives are to disseminate knowledge of underground coal mining fundamentals and applications. Topic areas cover classification of mining methods, bord and pillar mining, longwall mining, stowing methods, and textbooks. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, exams, and outcomes of students understanding various underground coal mining methods.

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    FORMAT FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION

    Format for course description is given below. The fields that need to be filled,
    are shown in capitals followed by '::'.
    Kindly send your course description in the format given below. Do not delete any
    line or heading or '::', your description would be used to generate an HTML fil
    e automatically.
    All fields are mandatory, except those marked by '*'.
    (Format last updated 3rd May 2014.)
    --------------------------------------------------------------------1. GENERAL
    1.1 TITLE:: UNDERGROUND COAL MINING
    1.2 *COURSE NUMBER (if known):: DC.MN 204.15
    1.3 CREDITS:: 09, (L-T-P: 3-0-0)
    1.4 SEMESTER-OFFERED:: IV Semester
    1.5 PRE-REQUISITES:: None
    1.6 COURSE COMMITTEE MEMBERS :: Prof. P.Rai & Dr. G.S.P.Singh
    2. OBJECTIVES:: Objective of the course is to disseminate the knowledge of the
    basic of the subject to the students. Students will understand the fundamental o
    f the subject and its application in mining of coal and mineral deposits.
    3. COURSE TOPICS::
    Classification of mining methods:
    Mining Methods, Factors influencing the choice of mining method. Division of min
    e area into panels on district and level patterns.
    Bord and Pillar Method:
    Size of headings, pillars and panels. Development of panels by drivage of group
    of headings to strike, dip and rise on V, diagonal and straight fronts. Cycle
    of operations, work-organisation and scheduling for drivage of heading groups by
    conventional and continuous methods. Depillaring of panels on V, straight and d
    iagonal fronts. Conventional and mechanized depillaring schemes with emphasis o
    n coal, water, air routes and supports. Simultaneous development and depillaring
    , partial extraction, room and pillar methods.
    Longwall Method:
    Classification of longwalls, advancing and retreating methods, working in distri
    cts and levels (central and boundary ventilation) size of panel, development of
    panel with single and multiple heading gate roads, various orientations of longw
    all face, single and double unit longwalls. Extraction of longwall panels with c
    onventional and fully mechanized methods, length of face, daily advance, cycle o
    f operations, organisation, scheduling and layouts with special reference to coa
    l, water and air routes. Bleeder ventilation scheme.
    Gate, goaf and face area support in conventional and fully mechanised longwalls.
    Shortwall Method
    Stowing:
    Applicability conditions, classification and description of various methods of g
    oaf stowing. Surface and underground arrangements and precautions with stowing,
    full bore stowing and problems associated with stowing at surface and below gro
    und.
    4. READINGS
    4.1 TEXTBOOKS::
    1.
    R.D. Singh, Principles & Practices of Modern Coal Mining Pub:- New Age I

    nternational Pvt.Ltd. New Delhi


    2.
    T.N. Singh, Underground winning of coal. Pub: Oxford & IBH, New-Delhi
    3.
    Singh & Dhar, Thick Seam Mining, Pub: : Oxford & IBH, New-Delhi
    4.
    Samir Kumar Das, Modern coal mining. Geeta book store, Dhanbad.
    5.
    J. G. Singh; Underground Coal Mining Method Braj-Kalp Publisher, Varansi
    4.2 *REFERENCE BOOKS::xcdf
    1.
    William A. Hustrulid, Rechard Bullock; Underground Mining Methods SME Publ
    ication
    2.
    MSHA; Underground Coal Mine Blasting ISEE Publication Cleveland, Ohio

    5. OTHER SESSIONS
    5.1 *TUTORIALS::
    5.2 *LABORATORY::
    5.3 *PROJECT::
    6. ASSESSMENT (indicative only)
    6.1 HA:: [xx% GRADE] to be declared by the concern instructor in the beginning
    of the classes as per the UG Manual
    6.2 QUIZZES-HA:: [xx% GRADE] to be declared by the concern instructor in the beg
    inning of the classes as per the UG Manual
    6.3 PERIODICAL EXAMS:: [xx% GRADE] to be declared by the concern instructor in t
    he beginning of the classes as per the UG Manual
    6.4 *PROJECT:: [xx% GRADE] to be declared by the concern instructor in the begin
    ning of the classes as per the UG Manual
    6.5 FINAL EXAM:: [xx% GRADE] to be declared by the concern instructor in the beg
    inning of the classes as per the UG Manual
    7. OUTCOME OF THE COURSE:: Students will understand the various methods for expl
    oitation of the coal from underground mine and will be able to prepare the basic
    layout of mining system. During the mine operation, they will be able to guide
    the mine authority for improve productions and productivity.
    8. *EXPECTED ENROLLMENT FOR THE COURSE::
    9. *DEPARTMENTS OTHER THAN YOUR OWN TO WHICH THIS COURSE WOULD BE OF INTEREST::
    10. *ANY OTHER REMARKS::
    DATED::______________________

    PROPOSER SIGNATURE::___________________
    PROPOSER NAME::________________________
    NAME OF DEPT/SCHOOL::_________________

    DATED::______________________

    DUGC CONVENOR::________________________
    NAME OF DEPT/SCHOOL::__________________

    DUGC Convenor to send the course proposal to all faculty,and also to Chairman,SU
    GC.
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Approved/Not Approved
    DATED::_____________________

    Chairman, SUGC::________________________

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