MIST // NUCLEAR SCIENCE & ENGINEERING // BATCH 11

SPLITTING ATOMS,
BREAKING LIMITS

IGNEOUS-11

Beyond the theories, lies our future! We the IGNEOUS-11, as nuclear engineering students, are on the path to becoming innovators who will shape energy independence, lead in cutting-edge research, and apply our knowledge to solve some of the world's biggest challenges. Let's keep learning, growing, and aiming high!

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01 // The Minds

Atomic Visionaries

"Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less."

- Marie Curie

"There are two possible outcomes: if the result confirms the hypothesis, then you've made a discovery. If the result is contrary to the hypothesis, then you've made a discovery."

- Enrico Fermi

"An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field."

- Niels Bohr

"As a chemist, I must say that nuclear fission is an act of chemical synthesis that creates new elements from old."

- Otto Hahn

"When you see something that is technically sweet, you go ahead and do it and you argue about what to do about it only after you have had your technical success."

- J. Robert Oppenheimer

"Only a short while ago, no one would have believed it possible that neutrons could create elements far from the initial ones. But now it has happened."

- Fritz Strassmann

"Physics is the most difficult branch of physics."

- Eugene Wigner

"Science is an exciting endeavor. It's the exploration of the unknown. It's an adventure into the heart of matter."

- Glenn T. Seaborg

02 // Intel

Freshman Survival Guide

Consistency is key in NSE. Focus on understanding the fundamentals of Physics and Calculus early on. Don't let lab reports pile up—finish them the day you perform the experiment!
For Nuclear Engineering, Python and MATLAB are your best friends. Python is great for data analysis, while MATLAB is essential for complex simulations and reactor calculations.
Start with "Introduction to Nuclear Engineering" by John R. Lamarsh. It's the "bible" for NSE students. For basics, keep your Halliday-Resnick Physics books handy.
With the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant project and the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), the field is expanding rapidly. There are also massive opportunities for research and PhDs in Europe, the US, and Russia.
03 // The Path

Academic Evolution

LEVEL 1 SEM I – II

The Fusion of Fundamentals

Term I
NE 101: Introduction to Nuclear Engineering PHY 137: Waves, Oscillations & Quantum Mechanics MATH 101: Differential & Integral Calculus EECE 119: Electrical Circuit Analysis GES 101: Fundamentals of Sociology LANG 172: Russian Language – I ME 180: Basic Engineering Drawing
Term II
NE 105: Fundamentals of Atomic & Nuclear Physics NE 141: Fundamentals of Thermodynamics CHEM 101: Fundamentals of Chemistry MATH 103: Differential Equations & Matrix CSE 121: Computer Science & Programming GEBS 101: Bangladesh Studies & Bengali LANG 174: Russian Language – II LANG 102: Communicative English – I
LEVEL 2 SEM III – IV

Core Energy Dynamics

Term I
NE 203: Nuclear & Radio Chemistry NE 243: Heat Transfer & Thermal Engineering NE 251: Nuclear Materials MATH 201: Vector Analysis & Laplace Transform GELM 275: Leadership & Management LANG 202: Communicative English – II
Term II
NE 207: Reactor Theory & Analysis – I NE 261: Numerical Methods in Nuclear Engineering EECE 221: Electrical & Electronics Technology ME 253: Engineering Mechanics MATH 209: Fourier Analysis, Complex Variables & Statistics GESL 221: Environment, Sustainability & Law
LEVEL 3 SEM V – VI

The Reactor Specialty

Term I
NE 301: Radiation Detection & Measurement NE 307: Reactor Theory & Analysis – II NE 317: Nuclear Security & Safeguard Engineering NE 331: Automation & Control Engineering NE 355: Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics GEPM 381: Project Management & Finance
Term II
NE 305: Fluid Mechanics & Machinery NE 320: Industrial Training NE 321: Reactor Operation & Safety NE 333: Reactor Instrumentation & Control NE 353: Mechanics of Materials GEEM 351: Engineering Ethics & Moral Philosophy GERM 352: Research Methodology
LEVEL 4 SEM VII – VIII

Professional Application

Term I
NE 400: Final Year Design & Research Project NE 409: Nuclear Fuel Cycle & Waste Management NE 417: Accidents Analysis & Radiological Emergency NE 425: Nuclear Reactor Design & Features Elective – 1 Elective – 2
Term II
NE 400: Final Year Design & Research Project NE 415: Radiation Interactions, Shielding & Protection NE 423: In-core Fuel Management NE 427: Nuclear Power Plant Engineering Elective – 3 Elective – 4

Choose 4 electives from: NE 405 Chemical Engineering & Corrosion · NE 407 Non-Destructive Testing · NE 413 Medical Applications · NE 431 Power System & Grid Interface · NE 433 Fusion Engineering · NE 459 CFD · NE 479 Waste Treatment & Disposal · NE 489 Construction & Decommissioning · NE 491 Plasma Engineering · NE 493 Nonpower Applications

04 // The Archive

The Academic Vault

Semester 1 L-1 · T-1

"The Launchpad: Mastering the basic sciences and the Russian alphabet."

  • NE 101: Intro to NSE
  • PHY 101: Waves & Oscillation
  • MATH 101: Calculus
  • EECE 119: Electrical Circuit (AC~DC)
  • GES 101: Sociology
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Semester 2 L-1 · T-2

"Coding & Circuits: Transitioning into digital and electrical logic."

  • CSE 115: Computer Programming
  • EECE 119: Electrical Circuit
  • CHEM 115: Chemistry of Materials
  • MATH 103: Matrix & Diff Eq
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Semester 3 L-2 · T-1

"Thermodynamics: Understanding the heat that drives the world."

  • ME 201: Engineering Thermo
  • ME 253: Engineering Mechanics
  • MATH 201: Vector & Complex Var
  • EECE 219: Electronics Engr
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Semester 4 L-2 · T-2

"The Core: First deep dive into Reactor Physics and Chemistry."

  • NE 207: Reactor Theory I
  • NE 241: Nuclear & Radio Chemistry
  • NE 211: Intro to Thermal Hydraulics
  • ME 261: Fluid Mechanics
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Semester 5 L-3 · T-1

"Measurement: Learning to detect and calculate radiation flow."

  • NE 305: Radiation Detection
  • NE 311: Reactor Thermal Hydraulics
  • ME 301: Heat Transfer
  • NE 315: Nuclear Materials
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Semester 6 L-3 · T-2

"Specialization: Advanced Theory and Industrial Exposure."

  • NE 307: Reactor Theory II
  • NE 331: Automation & Control
  • NE 320: Industrial Training
  • NE 335: Reactor Instr. & Control
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Semester 7 L-4 · T-1

"Professional Phase: Power plants and the start of your Thesis."

  • NE 400: Research Project/Thesis
  • NE 427: Power Plant Engineering
  • NE 421: In-core Fuel Management
  • NE 405: Shielding & Interaction
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Semester 8 L-4 · T-2

"The Exit: Safety analysis, grid logic, and final defense."

  • NE 400: Thesis Completion
  • NE 417: Accident Analysis
  • NE 431: Power System & Grid
  • NE 453: Decommissioning & Waste
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Essential Engineering Toolkits

05 // The Future

Light at the End of the Tunnel

Nuclear Engineering isn't just a degree; it's a ticket to the most advanced industries on the planet.

National

Powering the Nation

Rooppur NPP & BAEC

  • Reactor Operation & Control
  • Nuclear Safety & Security
  • Policy Making & Regulation
Global

Research & Innovation

Global Universities & Labs

  • PhD in Fusion & Plasma Research
  • Computational Neutronics
  • Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
High-Tech

Non-Energy Sectors

Advanced Engineering

  • Radiation Shielding for Spacecraft
  • Isotope Production for Healthcare
  • Nuclear Material Analysis

"The energy of the future isn't in the ground; it's in the minds of those who understand the atom."

06 // The Roster

The Next Generation of Potential Nuclear Pioneers

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07 // Uplink

Connect with Igneous-11

For drive access, academic advice or coordination, start here.

CR

Md. Iftakher Mostaque Rahim

Class Representative

ACR

Anka Mustahsin

Asst. Class Representative

Beyond these links, any member of the 11th batch is ready to help you. You can also contact us through our NSE 11 Facebook page.

"In the world of Nuclear Science, we are stronger when we react together."