Merge pull request #4 from virtual-labs/testing

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README.md

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-## Introduction
+## Introduction (Round 0)
 
-
-<b>Discipline | <b>Fill your discipline name here
+<b>Discipline</b> | <b>Civil Engineering</b>
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-<b> Lab | <b> Fill your lab name here
-<b> Experiment|     <b> Fill your experiment name and number here
+<b>Lab</b> | <b> Environmental Engineering Lab</b>
+<b> Experiment</b> |  <b> 1. Determination of Biological Oxygen Demand </b>
+
+<h5> About the Lab (Objective) : </h5>
+
+Projects funded by Govt. of India for the welfare of rivers like Namami Gange involves various water treatment test to analyse the physio chemical and bacteriological properties of water. This lab provides the knowledge about properties of water and explains the various method followed in the test along with its suitability as a drinking water.
+
+<h5> About the Experiment : </h5>
+
+
+<h5> Target Audience : </h5>
+<li>Under Graduate</li>
+<li>B.E/B.Tech in Civil Engineering and Environment Engineering</li>
+<li>Post Graduate</li>
+<li>M.Tech/MS in Environment Engineering</li>
+<li>Diploma in Civil Engineering</li>
 
-### About the Experiment 
+<h5> Course Alignment : </h5>
 
-Fill a brief description of this experiment here
+Following are the courses in which one can come across the theory connected to the experiments in this lab :
+<li>Environmental Engineering - National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal,  APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, Goa University</li>
+<li>Environmental Engineering II - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University</li>
+<li>Environmental Engineering Laboratory - National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal, APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University </li>
+<li>Waste Supply Engineering - Anna University</li>
+<li>Water and Waste Water Analysis Laboratory - Anna University</li>
 
-<b>Name of Developer | <b> Fill the name of experiment owner here 
+<h5> Universities Mapped : </h5>
+
+#### Developer Details
+
+<b>Name of Developer</b>  | <b> Pruthviraj U</b>
+:--|:--|
+<b> Institute</b>  | <b> National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal</b>
+<b> Email id</b> |     <b> pruthviu@nitk.edu.in</b>
+<b> Department | Department of Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics
+
+#### Mentor Details
+
+<b>Mentored by | <b> (of professor only (no prefix Prof/Mr/MRS) - - - - - -
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-<b> Institute | <b>  
-<b> Email id|     <b>  
-<b> Department |  
 
-### Contributors List
+
+#### Contributors List
 
 SrNo | Name | Faculty or Student | Department| Institute | Email id
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-2 | . | . | . | . | .

experiment/README.md

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-### README
+This folder has 
+### Aim
+### Theory
+### Procedure
+### Pre Test
+### Post Test
+### References

experiment/aim.md

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-### Aim of the experiment
+To find the Biological Oxygen Demand exerted by the given sample of waste water. 

experiment/details.json

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+{
+
+   "details": [
+       {
+			"Experiment": "Determination of Biological Oxygen Demand",
+			"Lab": "Environmental Engineering",
+			"Discipline": "Civil Engineering",
+			"Technology": "HTML, Javascript, CSS, JQuery, Inkscape"
+       }
+   ],
+
+   "developer": [
+       {
+      "Developer": "Dr. Pruthviraj U",
+      "Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+      "InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       }
+   ],
+
+   "contributer": [
+       {
+			"Contributer": "Anusha B Salian",
+      "Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+			"InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       },
+
+       {
+			"Contributer": "Swathi Shetty",
+			"Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+			"InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       },
+
+       {
+			"Contributer": "Aishwarya Shetty",
+			"Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+			"InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       },
+
+       {
+			"Contributer": "Aishwarya Hegde",
+			"Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+			"InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       },
+
+       {
+			"Contributer": "Gautam Anand (17CV213)",
+			"Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+			"InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+       },
+
+			 {
+		 	 "Contributer": "Ravi Kumar Rahul (17CV136)",
+		 	 "Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+		 	 "InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+			 },
+
+			 {
+		   "Contributer": "Sandesh Mantri (17CV222)",
+		   "Institute": "National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal",
+		   "InstituteAcronym": "NITK, Surathkal"
+			 }
+   ]
+
+}

experiment/experiment-name.md

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-## Experiment name
+## Determination of Biological Oxygen Demand

experiment/institute.md

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+#### National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal

experiment/lab-name.md

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+Environmental Engineering Laboratory 1 

experiment/postest.md

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+## Post test
+<br>
+Q 1. What is the colour change during titration with Na<sub>2</sub>S<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub> before adding starch? <br>
+a. Dark yellow to green<br>
+b. Green to pale yellow<br>
+<b>c. Dark yellow to pale yellow</b><br>
+d. None of the above<br><br>
+
+Q 2. What indicator is used during the titration ?<br>
+<b>a. Starch</b><br>
+b. Phenolphthalein<br>
+c. Methyl orange<br>
+d. Methylene blue<br>
+
+Q 3. Select the correct statement.<br>
+a. 5 day BOD is the ultimate BOD<br>
+<b>b. 5 day BOD is less than 4 day BOD keeping other conditions same</b><br>
+c. 5 day BOD is greater than 4 day BOD keeping other conditions same<br>
+d. BOD does not depend on time<br>
+
+Q 4. High amount of dissolved oxygen in a lake indicate <br>
+a. High turbidity<br>
+b. Less water quality<br>
+<b>c. Better water quality</b><br>
+d. Excessive aquatic plant or algae blooms<br>
+
+Q 5.  According to drinking water specification provided by IS 10500 (2012), what should be range of BOD of drinking water<br>
+<b>a. Greater than 2mg/l</b><br>
+b. Greater then 1mg/l<br>
+c. Less than 1mg/l<br>
+d. None of the above<br>