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    1. The main objective of this bioengineering course is to provide students with practical knowledge of using vegetation-based techniques to stabilize slopes and control erosion. 2. The course covers topics such as hydrology, soil classification, landslide investigation, plant propagation, small-scale civil engineering systems, optimal technique selection, and nursery establishment and management. 3. A field visit will be conducted to apply knowledge learned and students will prepare a field work report accounting for 20% of the final marks.

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    1. The main objective of this bioengineering course is to provide students with practical knowledge of using vegetation-based techniques to stabilize slopes and control erosion. 2. The course covers topics such as hydrology, soil classification, landslide investigation, plant propagation, small-scale civil engineering systems, optimal technique selection, and nursery establishment and management. 3. A field visit will be conducted to apply knowledge learned and students will prepare a field work report accounting for 20% of the final marks.

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    Bio Engineering

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    Prashant Thapaliya
    1. The main objective of this bioengineering course is to provide students with practical knowledge of using vegetation-based techniques to stabilize slopes and control erosion. 2. The course covers topics such as hydrology, soil classification, landslide investigation, plant propagation, small-scale civil engineering systems, optimal technique selection, and nursery establishment and management. 3. A field visit will be conducted to apply knowledge learned and students will prepare a field work report accounting for 20% of the final marks.

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    References

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    3. R.p.L.tforgarq RJ. Rickson "Slope n aad Erosion Coltroli.A Bio-engineering


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    Publication of GEU (DoR) "Roadside Bioengineering: Site Effidbook'
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    6. Donald H Gr!, Robbin E. Sodr "Biotechnicai and Soil Bioenqineering SLOPE
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