Other courses & Facilities

MAJOR LABORATORIES IN BOTH THE DEPARTMENTS

1. Fluid Mechanics Lab 
2. Water Resources & Hydropower Lab 
3. Surveying Lab 
4. Environmental Engineering Lab 
5. Geotechnical Engineering Lab 
6. Transportation Engineering Lab 
7. Structural Engineering workshop 
8. Material Testing Lab 
9. Concrete Lab 
10. Prototype testing Lab

 CORE SUBJECTS (BE)

1. CE-201 A: Fluid Mechanics-I 
2. CE-202 A: Surveying-I 
3. CE-203 A: Construction Technology-I 
4. SE-204 A: Strength of Materials 
5. SE-205 A: Transportation Engineering-I 
6. CE-251 A: Fluid Mechanics-II 
7. CE-252 A: Topographical Surveying 
8. CE-253 A: Construction Technology-II 
9. SE-254 A: Mechanics of Solids 
10. SE-255 A: Transportation Engineering-II 
11. CE-301 A: Geotechnical Engineering-I 
12. CE-302 A: Pipe Flow Hydraulics-I 
13. SE-303 A: Theory of Structures-I 
14. SE-304 A: Structural Design-I (RCC) 
15. SE-305 A: Structural Design II (Steel) 
16. CE-351 A: Geotechnical Engineering-II
17. CE-352 A: Open Channel Hydraulics
18. CE-353 A: Advanced Surveying
19. SE-354 A: Structural Design III (RCC)
20. SE-355 A: Structural Design IV (Steel)
21. CE-401 A: Environmental Engineering - I
22. CE-402 A: Hydrology & Dams
23. CE-403 A: Engineering Economics & Management
24. SE-404 A: Structural Design V (RCC)
25. SE-405 A: Structural Design VI (Steel)
26. SE-435 B: Estimating and Costing
27. CE-411 A: Foundation Engineering
28. CE-412 A: Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Engineering
29. CE-415 A: Dams
30. SE-461 A: Finite Element Method
31. SE-462 A: Pre-stressed Concrete
32. SE-463 A: Dynamics of Structures
33. CE-451 A: Environmental Engineering-II
34. CE-452 A: Water Resources Engineering
35. SE-453 A: Architecture & Town Planning
36. SE-454 A: Structural Design VII (RCC)
37. SE-455 A: Structural Design VIII (Steel & General)

 SUBJECTS (M.E. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING)

CE-31 Environmental Biology & Microbiology ;
CE-32 Advanced Water Supply & Waste Water Systems ;
CE-33: Environmental Chemistry ;
CE-34: Advanced Water Treatment ;
CE-35: Advanced Sewage Treatment & Disposal ;
CE-42: Industrial Water & Waste Water Engineering;
CE-43: Environmental Sanitation;
CE-46: Air Pollution ;
CE-47: Rural Water Supply & Sanitation
CE-52: Solid Waste Management

SUBJECTS (M.E. GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING)

CE-1 Advanced Geotechnical Engineering I
CE-2 Advanced Geotechnical Engineering II
CE-3 Geotechnical Exploration and Testing
CE-4 Soil Hydraulics
CE-5 Earth Pressure and Design of Retaining Structure
CE-6 Advanced Foundation Engineering
CE-15 Rock Mechanics
CE-27 Soil Stabilization and Ground Improvement
CE-60 Dams
CE-61 Expansive and Other Problematic Soils

SUBJECTS (M.E. TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING)

SE-111 Land Transportation
CE-112 Traffic Engineering
SE-113 Pavement Design and Performance I
CE-114 Statistical and Computational methods
SE-115 Pavement Design and Performance II
CE-116 Transportation Planning and Economics
SE-151 Bitumen Technology
SE-152 Highway subgrade and Foundation
CE-153 Low cost Roads
SE-154 Pavement evaluation and Testing
CE-155 Land use Planning
CE-156 Urban Transportation

SUBJECTS (M.E. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING)

• SE-111 Advanced Engineering Mechanics
• CE-112 Experimental Stress Analysis
• SE-113 Advanced Structural Analysis
• CE-114 Theory of Elasticity
• SE-115 Advanced Mathematics
• SE-151 Advanced Concrete Structures
• SE-152 Advanced Steel Structures
• CE-153 Finite Element Method
• SE-154 Dynamics of Structures

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Every undergraduate student undergoes 30 + 45 days of industrial training cum internship and completes 01 minor project, 01 seminar and 01 major project. They are offered 03 stream-electives and 03 open elective papers during their studies.
2. Every M.E. student, completes 01 seminar and 01 dissertation study during their 3rd & 4th semester of studies. Students are offered 04 elective papers in their first two semesters.
3. PhD students are allowed to choose the coursework and research topics as per the recommendations of respective research supervisors subject to approval by department council. PhD students are registered as research scholars only after successful acceptance of their research synopsis by department council. Submission and acceptance of PhD Thesis is governed by the latest university and UGC guidelines.