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Course Listing Across 8 Semesters

Advanced Departmental Elective Courses:

Advanced Structural Analysis

This course builds upon foundational knowledge of structural analysis to explore complex structures under dynamic loads and non-linear behavior. Students engage in advanced numerical modeling using finite element methods, learn about seismic design principles, and understand the role of modern computational tools in structural engineering.

Seismic Design and Retrofitting

Focusing on earthquake-resistant design and strengthening existing structures, this course integrates geotechnical data with structural dynamics. Students study real-world case studies from recent seismic events in India and abroad, gaining insights into mitigation strategies and code compliance.

Bridge Engineering

Students explore the design, construction, and maintenance of various types of bridges including beam, arch, suspension, and cable-stayed systems. The course emphasizes practical applications, material selection, load analysis, and integration with environmental considerations.

Transportation Planning and Design

This course delves into urban mobility solutions, traffic flow modeling, highway design standards, and intelligent transportation systems. Students work on real-world projects to develop plans for efficient road networks and public transit systems.

Hydraulic Engineering

Students study fluid mechanics in engineering contexts, focusing on open channel flow, pipe systems, and flood control mechanisms. Practical lab sessions involve physical modeling and simulation software to predict hydraulic behavior in real-world scenarios.

Environmental Impact Assessment

This course teaches students how to evaluate the environmental consequences of infrastructure projects. It covers regulatory frameworks, stakeholder engagement strategies, and tools for sustainable development planning.

Sustainable Construction Materials

Exploring eco-friendly alternatives to traditional construction materials, this course examines innovations such as bio-composites, recycled aggregates, and low-carbon cement systems. Students conduct laboratory experiments to assess material performance under various conditions.

Urban Drainage Systems

Students analyze urban stormwater management, including runoff prediction, drainage network design, and flood mitigation techniques. The course integrates GIS tools for spatial analysis and modeling of drainage infrastructure.

Construction Project Management

This course introduces students to project lifecycle management, including scheduling, budgeting, risk assessment, and quality control. Students participate in simulations using industry-standard project management software like Primavera P6 and MS Project.

Smart City Technologies

Students learn how digital technologies such as IoT sensors, BIM systems, and data analytics are transforming urban infrastructure development. Practical components include designing smart grids, intelligent lighting systems, and automated traffic control mechanisms.

Climate Change Adaptation Strategies

This interdisciplinary course combines civil engineering principles with climate science to develop resilient infrastructure. Students explore adaptation techniques for coastal cities, drought-prone regions, and extreme weather zones.

Geotechnical Site Investigation

Students conduct field investigations to determine soil properties and subsurface conditions necessary for foundation design. The course includes laboratory testing procedures, data interpretation methods, and report writing skills essential for professional practice.

Advanced Foundation Engineering

Building on basic foundation principles, this course covers deep foundations, pile design, and advanced geotechnical modeling techniques. Students work with industry-relevant case studies to understand complex foundation challenges in urban environments.

Water Treatment Technologies

This course focuses on the design and operation of water treatment plants, including physical, chemical, and biological processes. Students gain hands-on experience through lab experiments and plant visits to understand full-scale implementation.

Infrastructure Finance and Economics

Students explore financial mechanisms for infrastructure development, including public-private partnerships, cost-benefit analysis, and risk assessment models. The course includes guest lectures from finance professionals and policy experts.

Project-Based Learning Philosophy

Our department's philosophy on project-based learning centers on experiential education that bridges theory with real-world applications. Projects are structured to simulate actual engineering challenges faced by practitioners, encouraging students to apply multidisciplinary knowledge in solving practical problems.

The mandatory mini-projects span from semester I to IV and involve small teams working under faculty supervision. These projects introduce students to design thinking, collaboration skills, and problem-solving frameworks while reinforcing core concepts learned in lectures.

For the final-year capstone project, students select a topic aligned with their specialization or personal interest. They work closely with assigned mentors throughout the process, culminating in a comprehensive thesis or design document that reflects advanced technical knowledge and critical analysis.

Evaluation criteria for projects emphasize innovation, feasibility, teamwork, presentation quality, and adherence to engineering standards. Students present their findings at departmental symposiums and industry forums, enhancing communication skills and building professional networks.