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Waljat College of Applied Sciences
Course Specification
This Course Specification provides a synopsis of the main characteristics of the Course andthe learning outcomes that a student is expected to achieve and demonstrate. The coursespecification is also intended to communicate information about the course to prospectivestudents, current students, employers and staff.
1. Course Title: BE- Biotechnology
2. Awarding Institution: Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi, India
3. Teaching Institution: Waljat College of Applied Science, Muscat, Oman
4. Title of the Award: Bachelor of Engineering (Biotechnology)
5. Mode of Study: Full time
6. Language of Study: English
7. Date of this form written/revised: Sept 2015
8. Course Aims:This course in Biotechnology Engineering aims to instill in students a broad basedknowledge in wide range of Biological Sciences subjects and Chemical Process Engineeringprinciples and equip them to apply the application of Chemical Process Engineeringprinciples to Biological systems processing. The course aims to enhance students'conceptual, analytical and generic skills and to apply them to biotechnology problems andprepare them for promising career in Biotechnology and take up leading positions in thebiotechnology industry.9. Learning Outcomes:
The course provides opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate knowledgeand understanding, skills, qualities and other attributes in the following areas. By theend of the course students will be able to:
Knowledge and Understanding Gain understanding of the variability of biological systems and incorporate such
variability into complex engineering problems and design solutions. Can work with biological systems to develop biomaterials, design industrial
bioprocess and equipment for economic performance. Can troubleshoot and monitor larger scale production processes in industries. Involve themselves in resolving environmental issues associated with waste
management, water quality and sustainable energy production their exposure inwaste management and energy conservation they could also
Gain ability to understand and explain the fundamental concepts of businessmanagement and process economics related to the large scale industries.
Ability to identify and debate the ethical, legal, professional, and social issues raised
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by biotechnology.Skills and Other Attributes
Subject-specific/practical skills Demonstrate the acquisition of general laboratory skills and specific skills associated
with broad range of biological sciences and chemical engineering, basic computerprogramming skills;
Demonstrate the acquisition of research skills in basic and laboratory advancedtechniques;
Design and execute laboratory experiments and analyze data.Intellectual skills
Research and critically evaluate a subject in the form of a written dissertation Evaluate and analyze scientific data and present research findings in the form of
written laboratory reports and a substantial dissertation; ability to summarize andreview seminal papers in biotechnology; demonstrate the ability to learnindependently.
Key soft skills Demonstrate oral communication skills by giving clear, well-constructed oral
presentations on advanced & latest topics in current biotechnology research; Demonstrate written communication skills by presenting research findings in the
form of formal written reports. Use computers to search databases, analyze data and present research findings in the
form of written reports. Demonstrate an ability to plan and manage time effectively by prioritizing tasks and
meeting deadlines. Work co-operatively with colleagues and in teams to develop interpersonal and
teamwork skills within a laboratory environment.
10. Teaching and Learning Methods: Theoretical knowledge and understanding of biotechnology will be achieved through
class room lectures, faculty seminars, invited lectures, student presentations and alsoby directed study of appropriate journal based articles.
Subject-specific and practical skills will be developed through formal teachinglaboratory classes. This learning will be supported by formal laboratory manuals andprotocols.
Key research skills such as experimental design, statistical analysis and researchethics will be learnt through research projects and colloquium topics.
Intellectual skills will be practiced and demonstrated through the dissertation, studentpresentations at seminars and in the laboratory classes.
Transferable skills, such as oral and written communication skills, will be developedthrough students’ participation in various conferences, symposiums for oralpresentations, poster presentation of their research work and also report writing.
11. Assessment methods:
The student's theoretical knowledge of biotechnology will be assessed in:
One Mid Term test duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes
Quizzes of 50 minutes duration
One end semester examination of 3 hours duration
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Assignments
A substantial dissertation with critical analysis of their
research. The dissertation will also assess the student's
ability to research, critically evaluate and summarise
the chosen specialised topic in the field of BT.
The student's laboratory skills and scientific report writing skills will be
assessed by written laboratory reports after attendance at formal laboratory
sessions.
The ability to design and undertake an independent literature based research
project will be assessed by a supervisor's report, submission of a written
dissertation and by an oral presentation of a review of the subject area.
Oral communication skills will be assessed in student presentations of
colloquium topic talk, presentation of their research project in seminars.
Student research projects will be guided and assessed by their research
supervisors and feedback will be provided.
Written communication skills will be assessed in the dissertation, laboratory
report and project & colloquium reports
12. Course Structure:
SEMESTER I
Course No. Theory Course CreditsHU-1101 Technical English 3PH1201 Physics 4MA1201 Engg. Mathematics 4EE2201 Principles of Electrical Engg 4CH1401 Engg. Chemistry 3ME1202 Engg. Graphics 3CS1302 Fundamental of Unix & C
Programming3
Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsPE1202 Workshop Practice 2PH1202 Physics lab 2GA1002/GA1004GA1006/GA1008
NCC / NSS / PT & Games / C. Arts 1
Total Credits 29
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SEMESTER II
Course No. Theory Course CreditsEC2001 Principle of Electronics Engg 3MA2201 Advance Engg Mathematics 4CH2203 Environmental Science 3CS2301 Fundamentals of Data Structure 4ME2001 Principles of Mechanical Engg 3AM1201 Engineering Mechanics 4Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsCH1402 Chemistry Lab 2EE3202//AM2202 Basic Electrical Engg Lab/
Engineering Mechanics Lab2
EC2002 Basic Electronics Engg Lab 2CS2302 Data Structure Lab 2GA2/ 4/6/8 NCC / NSS / PT & Games / C. Arts 1
TOTAL CREDITS 30
SEMESTER III
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT3023 Cell & Molecular Biology 3
BT3025 Bio-analytical techniques 3
BT3027 Biomolecules& Bioenergetics 3
BT3029 Chemical Engineering I 3
BT3001/HU4001 Biological Science/ Foreign Language(Breadth Subject III)
3
Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsAM2202/EE3202
Engineering Mechanics Lab/ BasicElectrical Engg Lab
2
BT3024 Cell &Molecular Biology Lab. 2
BT3026 Bio-analytical techniques Lab. 2
BT3028 Biochemistry Lab. 2
GA3002/4 /6/8 NCC/NSS/PT & Games/ Creative Arts 1
TOTAL CREDITS 24
SEMESTER IV
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT4021 Chemical Engineering II 4BT4023 Microbiology 3BT4025 Immunology 3BT4027 Thermodynamics of Chemical &
Biological Systems3
HU4001/ Foreign Language / Biological 3
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BT3001 Science (Breadth Subject IV)Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsBT4022 Chemical Engineering I Lab. 2BT4024 Microbiology Lab. 2BT4026 Immunology Lab. 2GA4002/4/6/8
NCC/NSS/PT&Games/ Creative Arts 1
TOTAL CREDITS 23
SEMESTER V
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT5021 Bioprocess Engineering 3BT5023 Chemical Engineering III 4BT5025 Functional Genomics and rDNA
Technology3
BT5027 Reaction Engineering 3Breadth Subject-V 3
Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsBT5022 Bioprocess Engineering Lab. 2BT5024 Chemical Engineering Lab. II 2BT5026 rDNA Tech. Lab 2
TOTAL CREDITS 22
SEMESTER VI
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT6021 Bioseparation Engineering 3BT6023 Plant & Agriculture Biotechnology 3BT6025 Food &Enzyme Technology 3BT6027 Process Measurement and Control 3
Breadth Subject-VI 3Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsBT6022 Bioseparation Engineering Lab. 2BT6024 Plant Cell Technology Lab. 2BT6026 Enzyme Technology Lab. 2
TOTAL UNITS 21
SEMESTER VII
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT7021 Biological Waste Management 3BT7023 Bioreactor and Bioprocess Design 3
Breadth Subject-VII 3ELECTIVE-I
[DEPT.] (Any one from following) 3
BT7025 BioenergyBT7027 BioremediationBT7029 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
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BT7031 Mineral BiotechnologyBT7033 Animal & Stem Cell TechnologyBT7035 IPR, Biosafety & BioethicsELECTIVE-II
[OPEN](Any one from following) 3
Course No. Sessional/Laboratories CreditsBT7022 Environmental Biotechnology Lab. 2BT7024 Bioinformatics Lab I 2BT7050 Dept. Project I 4
TOTAL CREDITS 23
SEMESTER VIII
Course No. Theory Course CreditsBT8021 Biotechnology Management 3BT8040 Industrial Training (To be evaluated
with Dept. Project II)-
BT8050 Dept. Project II 4TOTAL CREDITS 7
Breadth - V(Elective)Course No. Theory Course CreditsMSH 1131 Principles of Management 3PE 5021 Industrial Organization and
Management for Oman3
MSH 1125 Organisation Behavior 3MSH 1113 Environmental Psychology 3PE 5011 Project Engineering 3Breadth - VI(Elective)MSH 1137 Economics 3PE 6009 Engineering Economy 3MSH1117 Financial Management 3Breadth - VII(Elective)MSH 1159 IPR in Oman 3MSH 1163 Entrepreneurship and Small Business
Management in Oman3
MSH 1161 Business Ethics in Oman 3
13. Admissions criteria:
Undergraduate Programs:Higher Secondary (Class XII) or Equivalent Examination is the Qualifying Examination foradmission to Undergraduate Programs. The maximum age limit (age as on September 01ofthe year of admission) for admission to full-time programs is 25 years for Expatriates and 30years for Omani Nationals.Bachelor of Engineering (BE) ProgramsCandidate must have passed Qualifying Examination (with minimum 55% marks inaggregate) with English, Physics, Mathematics and 2 other subjects. The candidate must passthe entrance test and personal interview conducted by the College. The subjects of entrance
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test are English, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. The candidate having exceptionallyhigh marks in Qualifying Examination or valid JEE or SAT score may be exempted fromappearing in the entrance test.
14. Key sources of information about the Course: BIT Website WCAS website
15. Curriculum Skills Map: Refer to GA Mapping
15. Curriculum Skills Map:
The Curriculum skills map helps in identifying the curriculum learning outcomes in each
subject. The assessment methods adopted to assess the achievement of these skills are
mapped against Teaching (T), Practical (P), and Assignment (A) and are shown in section
15a. Assessment Mapping. The attributes achieved are mapped against Low (L), Intermediate
(I) and High (H) and are shown in section 15b. Attribute Mapping.
The skills, attributes and attitudes that are essential to achieve the learning outcomes are
categorised under
1. Knowledge Orientation
K1 – Engineering Knowledge
K2 – Problem Analysis (capacity to find, evaluate and use information for
developing /design solutions)
K3 – Analytical and Creative Skills
2. Skills Orientation
S1 – Modern IT Tool Usage
S2 – Individual and Team Work
S3 – Communication Skills
S4 – Management Skills
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3. Attitude Orientation
A1 – The Engineer and Society
A2 – Sustainable Design and Development
A3 – Ethics
A4 – Lifelong learning
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15a. Assessment Mapping
Course Learning Outcomes
Lev
el
Subjects studiedKnowledge Orientation Skills Orientation Attitude Orientation
K1 K2 K3 S1 S2 S3 S4 A1 A2 A3 A4
T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A T P A
Fir
st Y
ear
I Se
mes
ter
Theory
1HU1101 Technical
English
2PH1201 Physics
3CH1401 Engineering
Chemistry
4MA1201 Engineering
Mathematics
5
EE2201 Principles ofElectricalEngineering
Laboratory
1
CS1302 Fundamentalof Unix & CProgramming
2PH1202 Physics Lab
3PE1202 Workshop
Practice
4 GA1008 Creative Arts
Fir
stY
ear
IISe
mes
ter
Theory
1EC2001 Principles of
Electronics
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Engineering
2
MA2201 AdvanceEngineeringMathematics
3CH2203 Environmental
Science
4
CS2301 Fundamentalsof DataStructure
5
ME2001 Principles ofMechanicalEngg
6AM1201 Engineering
Mechanics
Laboratory
1CH1402 Chemistry Lab
2
EE3202 BasicElectricalEngineeringLab
3
EC2002 BasicElectronicsEngineeringLab
4CS2302 Data Structure
Lab
5
GA2008 Creative Art
Seco
nd y
ear
III
Sem
este
r Theory
1
BT3023 Cell &MolecularBiology
2
BT3025 Bio-analyticaltechniques
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3
BT3027 Biomolecules&Bioenergetics
4
BT3029 ChemicalEngineering I
5
BT3001/HU4001
BiologicalScience/ForeignLanguage
Laboratory
1
AM2202 EngineeringMechanicsLab
2
BT3024 Cell&MolecularBiology Lab.
3
BT3026 Bio-analyticaltechniquesLab.
4
BT3028 BiochemistryLab.
5
GA3008 Creative Arts
Seco
nd Y
ear
IV S
emes
ter
Theory
1BT4021 Chemical
Engineering II
2BT4023 Microbiology
3BT4025 Immunology
4
BT4027 Thermodynamics ofChemical &BiologicalSystems
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5
HU4001/BT3001
ForeignLanguage /BiologicalScience
Laboratory
1
BT4022 ChemicalEngineering ILab.
2BT4024 Microbiology
Lab.
3
BT4026 ImmunologyLab.
4GA4008 Creative Arts
Thi
rd Y
ear
V S
emes
ter
Theory
1BT5021 Bioprocess
Engineering
2
BT5023 ChemicalEngineering III
3
BT5025 FunctionalGenomics andrDNATechnology
4BT5027 Reaction
Engineering
5BreadthSubject-V
Laboratory
1
BT5022 BioprocessEngineeringLab.
2
BT5024 ChemicalEngineeringLab. II
3BT5026 rDNA Tech.
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Lab
BreadthElective V
1
MSH1131 Principles ofManagement
2 PE5021
IndustrialOrganizationandManagementfor Oman
3 MSH1125OrganisationBehavior
4 MSH1113EnvironmentalPsychology
5 PE5011Project
Engineering
Thi
rd Y
ear
VI
Sem
este
r
Theory
1BT6021 Bioseparation
Engineering
2
BT6023 Plant &AgricultureBiotechnology
3
BT6025 Food&EnzymeTechnology
4
BT6027 ProcessMeasurementand Control
5BreadthSubject-VI
Laboratory
1
BT6022 BioseparationEngineeringLab.
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2
BT6024 Plant CellTechnologyLab.
3
BT6026 EnzymeTechnologyLab.
BreadthElective II
1 MSH1137 Economics
2 PE 6009EngineeringEconomy
3 MSH1117FinancialManagement
Fou
rth
Yea
rV
II S
emes
ter
Theory
1
BT7021 BiologicalWasteManagement
2
BT7023 Bioreactor andBioprocessDesign
3BreadthSubject-VII
4 Elective I
5
Elective II(open)
Laboratory
1
BT7022 EnvironmentalBiotechnologyLab.
2
BT7024 Bioinformatics Lab I
3BT7050 Dept. Project
I
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Elective I
1BT7025 Bioenergy
2BT7027 Bioremediatio
n
3
BT7029 PharmaceuticalBiotechnology
4BT7031 Mineral
Biotechnology
5
BT7033 Animal &Stem CellTechnology
Breadth
Subject VII
1MSH1159
IPR in Oman
2
MSH1163
Entrepreneurship and SmallBusinessManagementin Oman
3
MSH1161
BusinessEthics inOman
Fou
rth
Yea
rV
III
Sem
este
r
Theory
1BT8021 Biotechnology
Management
2
BT8040 IndustrialTraining (Tobe evaluatedwith Dept.Project II)
3BT8050 Dept. Project
II
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15b. Attribute MappingCourse Learning Outcomes
Lev
el Subjects studied Knowledge Orientation Skills Orientation Attitude Orientation
L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H L I H
Fir
st Y
ear
I Se
mes
ter
Theory
1HU1101
TechnicalEnglish
2PH120
1Physics
3CH1401
EngineeringChemistry
4
MA1201
EngineeringMathematics
5EE2201
Principles ofElectricalEngineering
Laboratory
1ME1202 Engineerin
g Graphics
2
CS1302 Fundamental of Unix& CProgramming
3PH1202 Physics
Lab
4PE1202 Workshop
Practice
5GA1008 Creative
Art
Fir st Ye
ar II Se me
ste rTheory
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1
EC2001
Principles ofElectronicsEngineering
2MA2201
AdvanceEngineeringMathematics
3CH2203
Environmental Science
4CS2301
Fundamentals of DataStructure
5ME2001
Principles ofMechanicalEngg
6AM1201
EngineeringMechanics
Laboratory
1CH1402
ChemistryLab
2
EE3202
BasicElectricalEngineeringLab
3
EC2002
BasicElectronicsEngineeringLab
4CS2302
DataStructureLab
5GA2008
Creative Art
Seco
ndye
arII
ISe
mes
ter Theory
1BT3023
Cell &Molecular
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Biology
2BT3025
Bio-analyticaltechniques
3
BT3027
Biomolecules&Bioenergetics
4BT3029
ChemicalEngineeringI
5
BT3001/HU4001
BiologicalScience/ForeignLanguage
Laboratory
1AM2202
EngineeringMechanicsLab
2BT3024
Cell&MolecularBiology Lab.
3
BT3026
Bio-analyticaltechniquesLab.
4BT3028
Biochemistry Lab.
5GA3008
CreativeArts
Seco
ndY
ear
IVSe
mes
ter Theory
1BT4021
ChemicalEngineeringII
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2BT4023
Microbiology
3BT4025
Immunology
4
BT4027
Thermodynamics ofChemical &BiologicalSystems
5
HU4001/BT3001
ForeignLanguage /BiologicalScience
Laboratory
1BT4022
ChemicalEngineeringI Lab.
2BT4024
Microbiology Lab.
3BT4026
ImmunologyLab.
4GA4008
CreativeArts
Thi
rd Y
ear
V S
emes
ter
Theory
1BT5021 Bioprocess
Engineering
2BT5023 Chemical
Engineering III
3
BT5025 FunctionalGenomicsand rDNATechnology
4BT5027 Reaction
Engineering
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5 BreadthSubject-V
Laboratory
1BT5022 Bioprocess
Engineering Lab.
2BT5024 Chemical
Engineering Lab. II
3BT5026 rDNA
Tech. Lab
BreadthElective V
MSH1131
PrinciplesofManagement
PE5021
IndustrialOrganization andManagement forOman
MSH1125
Organisation Behavior
MSH1113
EnvironmentalPsychology
PE5011Project
Engineering
Thi
rd Y
ear
VI
Sem
este
r
Theory
1BT6021
BioseparationEngineering
2BT6023
Plant &Agriculture
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Biotechnology
3BT6025
Food&EnzymeTechnology
4BT6027
ProcessMeasurement and Control
5BreadthSubject-VI
Laboratory
1
BT6022
BioseparationEngineeringLab.
2BT6024
Plant CellTechnologyLab.
3BT6026
EnzymeTechnologyLab.
BreadthSubject VI
1MSH1
137Economics
2PE
6009
EngineeringEconomy
3MSH1
117
FinancialManagement
Fou
rth
Yea
rV
IISe
mes
ter
Theory
1BT7021
BiologicalWasteManagement
2BT7023
Bioreactorand
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BioprocessDesign
3 BreadthSubject-VII
4 Elective I
5 Elective II(open)
Laboratory
1
BT7022
EnvironmentalBiotechnology Lab.
2BT7024
Bioinformatics Lab I
3BT7050
Dept. ProjectI
Elective I
1BT7025
Bioenergy
2BT7027
Bioremediation
3
BT7029
PharmaceuticalBiotechnology
4BT7031
MineralBiotechnology
5BT7033
Animal &Stem CellTechnology
BreadthSubject VII
1MSH1 IPR in Oman
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2
MSH1163
Entrepreneurship andSmallBusinessManagement in Oman
3
MSH1161
BusinessEthics inOman
Fou
rth
Yea
rV
III
Sem
este
r
Theory
1BT8021
BiotechnologyManagement
2
BT8040
IndustrialTraining (Tobe evaluatedwith Dept.Project II)
3
BT8050
Dept. ProjectII