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    Course Learning Outcomes With Taxonomy Levels: S. No CLO Statement Domain Taxonomy Level PLO Define

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    1. The document outlines the course learning outcomes, program learning outcomes, and semester schedule for a Mechatronics engineering course. 2. The course learning outcomes include defining mechatronic system components, applying control theory to actuators, analyzing data conversion circuits, and executing given circuit diagrams. 3. The semester schedule lists the weekly topics, which include sensors, actuators, control systems, interfacing, and programming. It also maps the course learning outcomes and includes quizzes, homework, exams.

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    Course Learning Outcomes With Taxonomy Levels: S. No CLO Statement Domain Taxonomy Level PLO Define

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    1. The document outlines the course learning outcomes, program learning outcomes, and semester schedule for a Mechatronics engineering course. 2. The course learning outcomes include defining mechatronic system components, applying control theory to actuators, analyzing data conversion circuits, and executing given circuit diagrams. 3. The semester schedule lists the weekly topics, which include sensors, actuators, control systems, interfacing, and programming. It also maps the course learning outcomes and includes quizzes, homework, exams.

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    1. The document outlines the course learning outcomes, program learning outcomes, and semester schedule for a Mechatronics engineering course. 2. The course learning outcomes include defining mechatronic system components, applying control theory to actuators, analyzing data conversion circuits, and executing given circuit diagrams. 3. The semester schedule lists the weekly topics, which include sensors, actuators, control systems, interfacing, and programming. It also maps the course learning outcomes and includes quizzes, homework, exams.

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    Course Learning Outcomes With Taxonomy Levels: S. No CLO Statement Domain Taxonomy Level PLO Define

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    1. The document outlines the course learning outcomes, program learning outcomes, and semester schedule for a Mechatronics engineering course. 2. The course learning outcomes include defining mechatronic system components, applying control theory to actuators, analyzing data conversion circuits, and executing given circuit diagrams. 3. The semester schedule lists the weekly topics, which include sensors, actuators, control systems, interfacing, and programming. It also maps the course learning outcomes and includes quizzes, homework, exams.

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    1.

    COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES WITH TAXONOMY LEVELS


    Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:

    S. No CLO Statement Domain Taxonomy PLO


    Level
    1 Define Mechatronic system
    components, Sensors, transducers, Cognitive 1 1
    actuators and state their applications
    2 APPLY control theory to different
    electromechanical actuators. Cognitive 3 2
    3 Analyze Interfacing and data conversion Cognitive 4 4
    through different circuits
    4 Execute given circuit diagram for data Psychomotor 4 5
    acquisition

    2. List of PLOs
    PLOs
    PLO 1 (Engineering Knowledge)
    PLO 2 (Problem Analysis)
    PLO 3 (Design/Development of Solution)
    PLO 4 (Investigation)
    PLO 5 (Modern Tool Using)
    MECHATRONICS
    ENGINEERING PLO 6 (Engineer and Society)
    PLO 7 (Environment and Sustainability)
    PLO 8 (Ethics)
    PLO 9 (Individual and Team Work)
    PLO 10 (Communication)
    PLO 11 (Project Management)
    PLO 12 (Lifelong Learning)
    3. COMPLETE SEMESTER ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
    Week Lecture CLO Activities
    1 Introduction to Mechatronics, Mechatronics product design C1
    and Applications
    2 An introduction to operational amplifiers and digital logic C1
    3 Contact sensors, Noncontact sensors, Electromagnetic C1 Quiz# 1
    sensors, Temperature sensors, Thermocouple
    4 Touch sensors, force sensors, semiconductor strain gauge, C1
    advance tactile sensors, Sensors programming, Vision
    sensors, Proximity sensors
    5 Limit switches, Light sensors, Transducers, Velocity C1 Hw# 1
    transducers, Positional transducers
    6 Actuators and their types C1
    7 Motor types, DC motor operation, Principle of operation, C2
    Permanent magnet dc motors, speed control of dc motor
    8 Armature control, reversing a dc motor, stopping the dc C2
    motor, Stepper motor, stepper motor types, stepper
    motion action
    Mid Semester Examination
    9 Actuation systems, hydraulic and pneumatic drive systems C2
    Servo systems, closed and open loop servo system,
    principle of operation,
    10 Definition, terms, components of feedback components C2
    Control system representations, transient and steady state
    response
    11 Controller design and three term control C2
    12 Introduction to microprocessors and microcontrollers, types of C3 Quiz# 2
    microcontrollers
    13 Interfacing for the controller, Computer interfacing, sensors C3
    interfacing, program control for interfacing, connecting for
    interfacing
    14 Ports, input and output ports C3 Hw# 2

    15 Analog to digital converter, sampling theory, digital to analog C3


    converter, sample and hold
    16 Importance of MATLAB in Mechatronics
    Final Exam

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