Department of Civil Engineering - Dr AIT

Department of Civil Engineering

Vision

To face challenges at Global level to involve in value based technology by adopting new

guidelines involving economics and energy resources in nature and to build network of society,

industries and to be model of National importance.

Mission

1. To develop the knowledge and skill to carry out research and development at various

levels to adapt interaction with industry and society in Civil Engineering.

2. To inculcate knowledge to practical aspects to face challenges in infrastructure

development.

3. To impart the knowledge of Civil Engineering effectively to improve the economy of the

country.

Programs Offered

1. BE Civil Engineering

2. M. Tech Structural Engineering

3. Ph.D. in Civil Engineering

Head of Department

To face challenges at Global level to involve in value based innovative technology by adopting

new guidelines involving economics and energy resources in nature and to build network of

society, industries and to be model of resourceful National importance.

Dr. S. Vijaya, M.E, Ph. D,

Professor and Head

Department of Civil Engineering

About the department

Department of civil engineering is one of the oldest departments in Dr. Ambedkar Institute of

Technology. The Department offers BE Degree course apart from M.Tech degree course in

Structural Engineering.The department is strong in fields of Structural Engineering,

Environmental Engineering, Hydraulics and Water Resources, Geotechnical Engineering and

Remote Sensing and GIS fields. It has well established state of the art laboratories viz. CAD

Lab, Building Materials Testing Lab, Environmental Engg. Lab, Geotechnical Engg. Lab,

Survey Lab and Highway Engg. Lab. B.E. and M.Tech. Students are pursuing out their

academic programme in the department. The Department has been recognized as a Research

Centre under Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum and has facilities for carrying

out research in the above said areas.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO1: Will be able to identify, formulate, analyze and design to solve the real time problems

in the field of civil engineering and get confidence to involve independently.

PEO2: Will be able to expose to the modern technology in infrastructure development,

sustainable development in public and private sector to gain knowledge to become successful

professionals in civil engineering.

PEO3: To attain effective communication skills, leadership qualities to impart professional

attributes and ethics in the field of civil engineering.

PEO4: Knowledge gained leads to lifelong learning and innovative research for adopting and

upgrading the latest technological changes.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO1: Able to analyse and design building structural systems using modern/sustainable

materials and technologies.

PSO2: Able to identify, analyse and design solutions to irrigation engineering, hydraulics,

environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering and infrastructural systems by

using effective management tools to provide economical and effective solutions to the

society.

Program Outcomes

Engineering graduates will be able to:

1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, Science, engineering

fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering

problems.

2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review, research, literature, and analyze

complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles

of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences

3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems

and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with

appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal and

environmental considerations.

4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research based knowledge and

research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data,

and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and

modern engineering and IT tools including predication and modeling to complex

engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to

assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent

responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional

engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the

knowledge of, and need for sustainable developments.

8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities

and norms of the engineering practice.

9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or

leader in diverse teams, and in multi-disciplinary settings.

10. Communications: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with

engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend

and write effective reports and design documentations, make effective presentations,

and give and receive clear instructions

11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the

engineering and management principles and apply these two one‘s own work, as a

member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multi-disciplinary

environments.

12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to

engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological

change.

Student intake

Teaching Staff Details

Sl.

No.

Faculty Name Qualification with

specialization at

UG, PG and Ph.D.

Present Cadre Service

cadre

wise

Date of

Joining

1 Dr. C Nanjundaswamy BE,M.Tech,Ph.D Principal 14 06-12-2006

2 Dr. S Vijaya BE,ME,Ph.D Professor & Head 28 01-04-1992

3 Dr. S G Ramachandraiah BE,ME,Ph.D Professor 28 01-04-1992

4 Dr. S D Venkatraja mohan BE,ME,Ph.D Professor 23 16-10-1995

5 Dr. Chandrrasekar BE,M.Tech, Ph.D Associate Professor 13 27-09-2007

6 Ankesh S B BE,M.Tech Assistant Professor 5 04-04-2015

7 Darshan M K BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 4 13-01-2016

8 Purnima K Biranagi BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 4 18-01-2016

9 Kavya H K BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 4 18-01-2016

10 Sowmya M B.Sc,M.Sc Assistant Professor 4 03-02-2016

11 Supreetha R M BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 3 17-01-2017

12 Sphoorthy S M BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 1 17-12-2018

13 Mary Bhagya Jyothi J BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 1 17-12-2018

14 Shreyas K BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 1 19-12-2018

15 Naveenkumar M BE,M.E Assistant Professor 1 20-12-2018

16 Sharath B BE, M.Tech Assistant Professor 1 28-12-2018

17 B S Sureshchandra BE, M.Tech Visiting Faculty — —

18 Dr H R Srinivasa BE, M.Tech, Ph.D Visiting Faculty — —

19 Dr R Madhusudan BE,M.Tech, Ph.D Visiting Faculty — —

Course Established Sanctioned

intake

BE 1980 120

M.Tech in Structural Engineering 2011 18

Ph.D in Civil Engineering 2003 As per VTU

Board of Studies (BOS)

List of BOS members for the academic year 2019-20 (UG&PG)

Sl.

No. Category

Nomination of the

Committee Name of the Person

1 Head of the Department Chairman Dr. S. Vijaya, Professor and Head

2

Members 1. Dr. S. G. Ramachandraiah, Professor CED

2. Dr. S. D. Venkatarajmohan, Professor CED

3. Dr. Chandrrasekar, Associate Professor,

CED, Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

4. Mr. S. B. Ankesh, Assistant Professor,

CED,

5. Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

6. Mr. M. K. Darshan, Assistant Professor,


7. Mrs. Kavya H. K, Assistant Professor,

CED,

8. Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

3 Subject Expert from

outside the college

nominated by Academic

Council

Members

1. Dr. Chandrakishen, Professor,Department

of Civil Engineering, IISc, Bangalore.

2. Dr. Renukadevi, Professor of Civil

Engineering, RVCE, Bengaluru.

3. Dr. Ramaraj, Professor & Head, Civil

Engineering, DSCE, Bengaluru.

4. Dr. H C Mudduraju, Assistant Professor,

UVCE, Bengaluru.

4 Expert from outside the

college nominated by

Vice-Chancellor

Member Dr. Krishnaiah, Professor & Head,

Civil Engineering, MCE, Hassan.

VTU Nominee

5 Representative from

industry/corporate sector/

allied area relating to

placement nominated by

Academic Council

Member 1. Dr Raghunatha, Scientist-E, SERC, Tower

Testing Research Centre, Chennai.

2. Sri. Chinnasomaiah, Chief Engineer (Civil),

KPC, Bengaluru.

3. Dr. L. R. Manjunatha, Chairman, ICI,

Bengaluru Centre.

6 Postgraduate Meritorious

alumnus nominated by

Member Mrs. Nagashree M.Tech, (PhD) Asst. Professor,

MSRIT, Bengaluru.

Principal

7 Co-opted members 1. Sowmya M, Assistant Professor, CED,

Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

2. Supreetha R M, Assistant Professor, CED,

Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

3. Sphoorthy S M, Assistant Professor, CED,

Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

4. Mary Bhagya Jyothi J, Assistant Professor,


5. Mr. Shreyas K, Assistant Professor, CED,

Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

6. Mr. M. Naveen Kumar, Assistant Professor,


7. Mr. Sharath B, Assistant Professor, CED,

Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

8. Mr. B S Sureshchandra, Associate

Professor, CED, Dr. AIT, Bengaluru

9. Mr. H R Shrinivas, Associate Professor,


10. Mr. R Madhusudhan, Associate Professor,


Department Advisory Board (DAB)

List of DAB members for the academic year 2020 (UG&PG)

Sl.

No. Name Designation Organization Position in DAB

1 Dr. C. Nanjundaswamy Principal Dr. AIT, Bengaluru Chairman

2 Dr. S. Vijaya HOD Civil Engg. Department Convener

3 Mr. Chinnasomaiah Chief Engineer KPC, Bengaluru Industry

4 Dr. Raghunath M D Scientist E Tower Testing Research Centre,

SERC, Chennai

Representative

5 Shri H R Girish Consultant Girish Project Management

Consultant, Bengaluru

6 Dr. P. N. Ravindra Chief Engineer BWSSB, Bengaluru

7 Dr. Chandrakishen Professor Indian Institute of Science,

Bengaluru Academician

8 Smt. Nagashree Assistant

Professor MSRIT, Bengaluru

Alumni

Representative 9 Mr. Arunkumar H R

Associate

Professor EWIT, Bengaluru

10 Mr. Ramaiah Teacher Bengaluru Parents

Representative 11 Mr. Nagaraju P Post Master Bengaluru

12 Dr. M. N. Hegde Professor Civil Engg. Department Faculty

Representative 13 Dr. S. G.

Ramachandraiah Professor Civil Engg. Department

14 Mr. Chethan M PG Student Civil Engg. Department

Students

Representative

15 Miss. Nidhi Sundar Raj PG Student Civil Engg. Department

16 Mr. Krishna Chaitanya FE Student Civil Engg. Department

17 Miss. Parinitha Gowda SE Student Civil Engg. Department

18 Mr. Vinod Patil TE Student Civil Engg. Department

19 Mr. Sridhar Kotagi FE Student Civil Engg. Department

Roles and responsibilities:

The roles and responsibilities of DAB are as follows:

Suggest improvement in academic plans and recommend standard practices/systems for

attainment of PEO‘s &

Encourage for Industry-Institute Interactions (I-I-I) to bridge up curriculum/ industry

gap and suggest quality improvement initiatives to enhance employability.

Redefine existing PEO‘s, aligning of PEO‘s to the mission statements and defining

program specific outcomes.

To propose necessary action plan for skill development of students, required for

entrepreneurship development and quality improvement.

To identify and suggest thrust areas to conduct various activities (final year projects,

training courses and additional experiments to meet PEO‘s.

Program Assessment Committee (PAC)

List of PAC members for the academic year 2020 (UG&PG)

Program Assessment Committee (PAC)

Sl.

No. Name Designation Organization

Position in

DAB

1 Dr. C. Nanjundaswamy Principal Dr. AIT, Bengaluru Chairman

2 Dr. S. Vijaya HOD Civil Engg. Department Convener

3 Mr. Chinnasomaiah Chief Engineer KPC, Bengaluru Industry

Representative 4 Shri H R Girish Consultant Girish Project Management

Consultant, Bengaluru

5 Dr. Chandrakishen Professor Indian Institute of Science,

Bengaluru Academician

6 Dr. M. N. Hegde Professor Civil Engg. Department

Professor

7 Dr. S. G.

Ramachandraiah Professor Civil Engg. Department

8 Dr. S. D.

Venkatarajamohan Professor Civil Engg. Department

9 Dr. M. R. Suresh Associate

Professor Civil Engg. Department

10 Dr. K. V. Manjunath Associate


11 Dr. Chandrrasekar Associate


Board of Examiners (BOE)

Sl.

No.

Category Nomination of

the Committee

Name of the Person

1 Head of the Department Chairman Dr. S. Vijaya, Professor and Head

2 Internal Members 1. Dr. S.D. Venkatarajmohan, Professor

CED

2. Prof. Chandraashekar, Associate Prof,

CED

3 External

Members

1. Dr. Nagraj Gupta, Professor,Department

of Civil Engineering, EWIT, Bangalore.

2. Dr. E. Ramesh Babu, Professor of Civil

Engineering, GCE, Ramanagar.

3. Dr. Mahesh Prabhu, Professor, Civil

Engineering, GCE, Ramanagar.

Faculty Achievements

Dr.Chandrrasekar, was awarded ―The best theoretical oriented Research‖ for his

publication ―Modeling and prediction of hourly ambient ozone (O3) and oxides of

nitrogen (NOx) concentration using artificial neural network and decision tree

algorithms for an urban intersection in India‖ by ASCE

Publications

Sl. No Academic year Conference Journals

National

Conference

International

Conference

National

Journals

International

Journals

1 2017-18 1 - - 35

2 2018-19 1 - - 28

3 2019-20 5 - - 37

4 2020-21 2

Total 7 - - 102

Industry-Institute Interactions

Dr. S. D. Venkatarajmohan delivered a talk on ―Symposium on COLLABORATIVE

RESEARCH‖ on 19th

& 20th

August 2019 held at hotel Preetham International Mysore.

Faculty participation in seminars/conferences/webinars and symposia

Year No of

faculty

International National State local

2017-2018 1 - - - 1

2018-2019 26 - 2 - 24

2019-2020 3 - - - 3

2020-2021 18 10 50 - -

Industrial visit/ Technical Tours

A Technical tour to Harangi Reservoir, Hydroelectric power plant and Chikli dam for

VI semester students during 18th

and 19th

October 2019.

M.Tech II semester students visited KARNATAKA RENEWABLE ENERGY

DEVELOPMENT Ltd (KREDL), Bangalore on 30.12.2019.

An Industrial visit to CSIR- National Institute of Oceanography atDona Paula and Supa

dam at Dandeli for VIII semester students from 12th

March 2020 to 14th

March 2020.

Research Areas

Based on faculty strength and work carried out and the workshops conducted, the research areas

can be grouped into following fields:

Structural Engineering

Concrete Technology

Ground water and hydrological modelling

Remote sensing and GIS

Watershed management and Water quality

Geotechnical Engineering

Irrigation Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Structural Engineering

Department has five faculty members in the field of structural Engg. M.Tech course is also

being offered in this particular field. Research facilities are available in the department to

carryout research activities in this particular field. Some of the students are carrying out their

PhD work in this field. A research project viz. ―Health Monitoring, Repair and Rehabilitation of

RC Structural Elements, sponsored by the Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum for

a value of INR 16.3 lakhs Rupees is being carried out in the department. More than 30 research

papers in the field of Structural, Environmental, Geo-Technical and Water Resources

engineering have been published during last one year at National and International level.

Remote Sensing and GIS and Water Resources engineering

Department has two faculty members working in this area. Department has very good

collaboration with the industry in this field. Recently two National workshops on GIS, Remote

Sensing and GPS fields have been organised by the department in which more than 200 persons

participated in each of the workshop. About five papers in RS&GIS fields have been published

mainly in the areas of ground and surface water studies during last two years and one in the

International Journal of Remote Sensing. Currently two Ph.D. students are working in field of

RS&GIS. A research work on Modelling water and soil productivity and crop yield in water

sheds of semi-arid climatic region Bangalore rural district, Karnataka is under progress.

Environmental Engineering Lab

Environmental Pollution is a global burning issue. Water and wastewater pollution, Air

pollution, soil Pollution are to be understood by assessing the quality of pollutants. To

incorporate the knowledge of qualitative analysis of Pollutants it is essential to study the

characteristics of the pollutants. Environmental engineering lab is fully equipped with all

sophisticated equipment‘s for the analysis of the above and to evaluate the fitness as per BIS

standards.

Concrete and Highway Engineering Lab

The concrete lab is equipped with compression testing machine, Non-destructive testing

equipment‘s and other instruments to facilitate to conduct all the tests on building materials,

concrete and concrete structures. Various consultancy works are being carried out in the

laboratory to check the quality of building materials. The lab is being utilized both under

graduate, post graduate and research scholars for their academic and research work. Currently

two PhD students are working in this field of research.

Department facility for R&D and Consultancy

Availability of well-established laboratories in the field of Structural Engg, Construction

Technology, Highway Engg materials, Public health Engg& surveying.

Availability of Non – Destructive Testing Equipment‘s in the laboratory.

Sponsored Research/ Consultancy

Sl.

No

Name of the faculty Project title Project type

Research/Consultancy

Funding

Agency

Amount

1. Dr. B Shivakumaraswamy,

Dr. S Vijaya

Health monitoring of

Repair and

Rehabilitation of

structures

Research VTU 16.32

Lakhs

2. Dr. B Shivakumaraswamy Construction of

Ashoka Hostel

Building.

Research AICTE 200

Lakhs

3 Dr. C Nanjundaswamy Assesment of Indoor

Air Pollution and its

impact on human

health

Research RPS 9.41

lakhs.

4 Dr. S Soundeswaran,

Dr. S Vijaya

Dr.V Devaraj,

Synthesis of

Magneto-

Rheological (MR)

Fluid for

Engineering

Applications

Research Dr. AIT 2.4 Lakhs

Sl.

No

Name of the faculty Project title Project type

Research/Consultancy

Funding

Agency

Amount

2017-18

1. T Chandrasekaraiah Compressive

strength of

Concrete

blocks

Consultancy Karnataka

Rural

Building

Center,

Bangalore

800/-

2. Dr.M R Suresh Geotechnical

Investigation

Consultancy MECEDE

Z

Core

Technolog

ies Pvt

Ltd

5000/-


Investigation

(BBMP-

AMMA

ASHRAM

ROAD)

Consultancy MECEDE

Z

Core

Technolog

ies Pvt

Ltd

5000/-


Investigation

Consultancy Om Shree

Someshw

4000/-

ara Trust

2018-19


strength of

Solid Concrete

blocks

Consultancy SC

Srinivasal

u

1200/-


strength of

Solid Concrete

blocks

Consultancy Lakshman

aik

600/-


Investigation

Consultancy Assistant

Executive

Engineer,

Panchayat

hraj Engg

Division,

Nelamang

ala

7500/-

4. Dr. M N Hegde Structural

Stability

Certification

Consultancy Om Sai

Intex Pvt

Ltd

35,000/-

5. Dr. B Shivakumaraswamy Design and

drawing of

multistory

building

Consultancy PWD

WORK-

school

building at

Nelamang

ala,

Bangalore

.

25000/-

6. Dr. B Shivakumaraswamy Structural

Details

Consultancy Assistant

Executive

Engineer,

Panchayat

hraj Engg

Division,

Nelamang

ala

17000/-

2019-20

1. Supritha R.M Compressive

strength

Concrete

Consultancy NAKODS

Constructi

ons

600/-

2. Supritha R.M Compressive Consultancy SONAN 1800/-

strength

Concrete

Engineeri

ng Pvt Ltd

Research guides in the department / list of students pursued/pursuing Ph.D.

in the department

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Guide/Co-guide

Name of the

Research Scholar

Area of Research University Status

1 Dr. C

Nanjundaswamy

1. Shiju Easo John

Solid waste and

Bio-medical waste

management

issues in

Chikmagalur

VTU,

Belagavi

Awarded

2. Lokeshwari Solid waste

management in

Mysore city- A

case study

VTU,

Belagavi

Awarded

2 Dr.B

Shivakumaraswamy.

1. Ashok

Performance and

behaviour study of

Bio-Engineered

self-compacting

concrete.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

2. Arun Kumar Effect of different

types of fibres

with high volume

mineral

admixtures in self

compacting

concrete beam

under static and

impact loading.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

3 Dr.B

Shivakumaraswamy/

Dr. S Vijaya

1. Sahana G k

Study of

Performance of

self-compacting

concrete

containing

polypropylene

fibers.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

2. Geetha Investigation on

behavior of

reinforced geo-

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

polymer concrete

beam with Nano

silica under static

load and impact

load.

4 Dr. M N Hegde 1. B. Surekha

Energy in

Construction and

Maintenance of

Buildings.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

2. Nethu Urs

Damage Detection

and Assessment of

Residual Strength

of Structures using

Vibration based

Techniques.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

3. Siddesha H Assessment of

Global Response

of Structures from

Local Damage

Observations:

Experimental and

Analytical study.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

4. Prakruthi Gowda Damage Detection

in Structures using

Wavelet Neural

Networks.

VTU,

Belagavi

Thesis

under

evaluation

5. Geetha L

Assessment of

Global Response

of Structures from

Local Damage

Observations:

Experimental and

Analytical study.

VTU,

Belagavi

Awarded

5. Dr. K V Lokesh 1. Chandrashekar H

Studies on

Techno-Ecological

Management of

lakes in Bangalore

Urban and rural

areas using

Remote sensing

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

and GIS

2. Jyothi Roopa Hydrological

studies of Arkavati

reservoir

catchment and its

command area

with special

reference to the

impact of water

pollution on soil,

water and crops

using RS and GIS

VTU,

Belagavi.

Awarded

6. Dr. S. Vijaya 1. Pushpa B L Development of

Alternative

strategies for fast

track construction

of building

projects in urban

area.

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

2. Tejaswini B R A study on the

performance of

footing resting on

reinforced

manufactured sand

beds

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

7. Dr. S D

Venkatrajmohan

Bhaskar Environmental

Engineering

VTU,

Belagavi.

Pursuing

Non-Teaching Staff Details

Sl.No. NAME DESIGNATION

1. Basavaraj Jakkappanavar Foreman

2. Ashok C Instructor

3. Krishnappa S M Assistant Instructor

4. Chandroji Rao K Assistant Instructor

5. Chandana C Instructor

6. Chethan C Instructor

7. Lohith Y N Instructor

8. Manju H P Helper

9. Siddhalingaiah S Helper

10. Varadaraju V D Helper

11. Gangaraju Y Helper

12. Rajashekaraiah K L Helper

13. Jagadeesh K B Helper

14. Rajaiah Helper

15. Ravi R Helper

List of Rank holders

Divyarani S secured 1st rank in the Civil Engineering department with 9.49 CGPA in the

year 2018-19 with 8 gold medals.

Mendu Sneha secured 1st rank in the Structural Engineering with 9.44 CGPA in the year

2017-18

Lalremsiami secured 1st rank in the Civil Engineering department with 9.13 CGPA in

the year 2017-18

Student Achievements

Sanjana B Kallalli,N Sarika Reddy, Nishan M and Swathi M presented a paper ―Impact

of Urbanization on Climate Change in Bangalore City and Mitigative Measures‖ in the

National Conference on Civil Engineering and Sustainable Urban Development

(NCCESUD) on 16th

-17th

February 2018.

Students from both UG and PG presented papers in ‗National Conference on Emerging

Trends in Engineering‘held at Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bengaluru on 7th

June 2019.

Somu R, Devaraja H V and Arun N successfully qualified in GATE 2020.

Events Organised

On the eve of Engineer‘s Day, a technical webinar was organised on ―Indoor Air

Quality‖ on 15th

September 2020.

A technical webinar was organised on ―Innovative Building Materials‖ on 6th

August

2020.

A webinar was organised on ―Building Information Modelling (BIM) approach in whole

life cycle of Construction Projects‖ on 5th

August 2020.

A webinar was organised on ―Climatic Resilience and Carbon footprint mitigation‖ on

29th

July 2020.

A webinar was organised on ―Project management & Times Ahead‖-for Civil

Engineering Students on 22nd

July 2020.

Department of Civil Engineering Celebrated ―Engineer‘s Day on Sept 21st of 2019 with

a Guest lecture on ―Bridge Engineering‖ by A C Shivakumar.

Students celebrated Ganesha Chathurthi in college campus on 06.09.2019.

Aakar2K19 – a technical fest conducted by Civil Engineering department on 2nd

& 3rd

April 2019

Finishing school workshop “Recent advancement in Construction Practices & Concrete

Technology‖ on 25th

March 2019.

Placement, Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship details-UG:

Item 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17

Total No. of Final Year Students 133 109 73

No.of Students placed in companies or Government Sector 15 30 24

No.of Students admitted to higher studies with valid qualifying

scores (GATE or equivalent State or National Level Tests, GRE,

GMAT etc.)

13 18 11

No. of Students turned entrepreneur in engineering/technology 0 0 3

Placement, Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship details-PG:

Item 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17

No.of Students placed in companies or Government Sector 7 11 12

Upcoming Events

A guest lecture on ―Indoor Air Quality Issues‖- by American Air Filter (AAF)

A webinar on ―Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technology‖- by Dr. K V Lokesh

A webinar on ― Bridge Bearings‖- by Sudarshan

Scheme and Syllabus

UG_CV_Scheme.pdf

UG_CV_Syllabus.pdf

PG_M.Tech(CSE)_ Scheme.pdf

PG_M.Tech(CSE)_Syllabus.pdf

Gallery:

M.Tech students site visit toKarnataka Renewable Energy Development Ltd (KREDL),

Bangalore

M.Tech students site visit toGopalan Florenza, Bangalore

Extensive Survey Project at Ghati, Doddaballapur

Extensive Survey Project at Ghati, Doddaballapur

A Technical tour to Harangi Reservoir, Hydroelectric power plant and Chikli dam for VI

semester students during 18th

and 19th

October 2019.

Finishing school workshop “Recent advancement in construction practices & concrete

technology” on 25th

March 2019

Department of Civil Engineering Celebrated “Engineer’s Day on Sept 21st of 2019

Dr. S D Venkatarajmohan delivered a talk on “Symposium on COLLABORATIVE

RESEARCH” on 19th

& 20th

August 2019 held at hotel Preetham International Mysore.

Students celebrated Ganesha Chaturthi in the college campus on 6

th September 2019

Alumni Meet on 14th December 2019

Aakar 2K19– A Technical Fest conducted by Civil Engineering Department

Structural Engineering Laboratory II

Loading frame -Structural Engineering Laboratory I

Non-destructive Test apparatus

CMT lab

Concrete and Highway lab

Electro-Dynamic shake table

Department library

Documents

Department of Civil Engineering - Dr AIT