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    The document outlines Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning Domains which categorizes learning into six levels - Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, and Create. It then provides an example of course outcomes for an Engineering Thermodynamics course with code ME6301, semester 3. The course outcomes are mapped to different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and focus on defining principles, applying concepts, demonstrating processes, relating properties, explaining principles, and finding behavior.

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    The document outlines Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning Domains which categorizes learning into six levels - Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, and Create. It then provides an example of course outcomes for an Engineering Thermodynamics course with code ME6301, semester 3. The course outcomes are mapped to different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and focus on defining principles, applying concepts, demonstrating processes, relating properties, explaining principles, and finding behavior.

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    Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning Domains

    Knowledge
    S.No. Learning Level
    Level
    1. Remember K1

    2. Understand K2

    3. Apply K3

    4. Analyse K4

    5. Evaluate K5

    6. Create K6

    Sample subject :

    Semester : III
    Course Name: Engineering Thermodynamics
    Course Code: ME6301

    Knowledge
    S.No. Course Outcomes
    Level
    Define the principles of the bulk behavior of thermodynamic
    C203.1 K1
    systems.
    C203.2 Apply energy and exergy concept in various thermal devices. K3

    C203.3 Demonstrate the processes in vapor power cycles K2

    C203.4 Relate the properties of ideal and real gases K2

    C203.5 Explain the principles of psychrometry K2


    Find the behavior of pure substance used in thermal power
    C203.6 cycles. K1

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