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 Course Description

This course is aimed to provide general background knowledge of highway engineering putting emphasis on alignment survey, geometric design, drainage, highway materials.

Course objectives

After the completion of this course, students will be able to:

1. Describe highway alignments and conduct its engineering survey;

2. Understand the principles of geometric design, both vertical and horizontal together with drainage components of highway;

3. Differentiate between the various types of materials used in road construction and

4. Perform different test of road construction materials.

Self Enrolment Key : ctevt2021

This Course is prepared for Diploma in Civil Engineering third year first semester students

This course provides basic knowledge in laboratory disease diagnosis techniques including the common terms in laboratory techniques, animal handling, and disease diagnosis. Basically, this course is based on the practical work of the students which is useful in their daily laboratory work or in disease diagnosis in the hospital or even field. Fecal, a urine examination is very basic for livestock health management and other microbiological work which helps proper diagnosis as well as the proper treatment of animal diseases.

Enrolment Key : VLT2021

Note of water supply engineering

Course is available

Diploma In Forestry 2nd year

• This Course as the following objectives:

• · Wildlife management
• · Recreation management with ecological consideration
• · Definition of important technical terms
• · Needs for wildlife conservation
• · Present status and ecology (feeding and reproductive) of some important mammals,
• birds, reptiles, insects, fishes and amphibians.
• · Values and legal status of wildlife
• · Basic concepts of population dynamics and techniques of population estimation
• · Protected area of Nepal and their role
• · Park-People relationship, buffer zone management
• · Management activities related to the development of recreational areas
• · Ecological consideration in expanding tourism
• · Tourist management and regulation
• · Integration of biological and social criteria in recreation management
• · Introduction to International conventions and agreements (CBD, Ramsar
• Convention, GEF, CITES, World Heritage Convention etc.),
• · Trans-boundary Coordination.

Enrollment Key:- forest

This course provides basic knowledge about wildlife management and concepts of eco-tourism. This course is divided into nine units. The first unit gives general introduction of wildlife and definition of technical terms. The second unit deals with the brief ecological description of some
important wildlife. The third unit describe about the legal status of wildlife and the values of wildlife. The fourth unit describes about the concept of population dynamics of wildlife and the techniques to estimate wildlife population. The fifth unit deals with the system of protected area management, its present scenario in Nepal and buffer zone management. This sixth unit provides information on human dimension of wildlife management. The seventh unit gives details about recreation management. The eighth unit teaches about tourism and its impacts. The ninth unit
discuses about the attraction and services in tourism.