Civil Engineering.

About Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like roads, bridges, canals, dams, and buildings. The Department of Civil Engineering of Ganga memorial College of polytechnic has major missions listed below. Relevance to industry and society Contribution to sustainable development.

Vision & Mission of the department

Vision

To produce creative, self-reliant, ethically conscious and technically sound technocrats in the field of civil engineering department by providing quality education, superior lab facility, industry collaboration, and technical skill required for the nation and state development.

Mission

M1       To produce fundamental, and technically sound technocrats by providing quality education, and managerial skill

M2       To deliver strong practical insights to civil engineering students through superior lab facilities and industrial engagement.

M3       To provide ethical, managerial, collaborative and sustainable value in civil engineers

Program educational outcome (PEO) of the department

PE01   To produce technically competitive, innovative, and creative technocrats that are ready to face a dynamic environment and execute emerging techniques for planning, analysis, design and execution of Civil Engineering projects through their technical, practical skill.

PEO2  To encourage our diploma students to peruse higher education and be a part of research and nation development.

PEO3  To build a collaborative, ethical, and sustainable skill within diploma students who become socially responsible human beings throughout career.

Program outcome (PO) and program specific outcome (PSO)

PO

 1. Basic and Discipline specific knowledge: Apply knowledge of basic mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals and engineering specialization to solve the engineering problems.

2. Problem analysis: Identify and analyse well-defined engineering problems using codified standard methods.

3. Design/ development of solutions: Design solutions for well-defined technical problems and assist with the design of systems components or processes to meet specified needs.

4. Engineering Tools, Experimentation and Testing: Apply modern engineering tools and appropriate technique to conduct standard tests and measurements.

5. Engineering practices for society, sustainability and environment: Apply appropriate technology in context of society, sustainability, environment and ethical practices.

6. Project Management: Use engineering management principles individually, as a team member or a leader to manage projects and effectively communicate about well-defined engineering activities.

7. Life-long learning: Ability to analyse individual needs and engage in updating in the context of technological changes.

PSO

 PSO1  The graduates will have proficiency in mathematics, basic science, and engineering fundamentals to excel in core areas of civil engineering.

PSO2  The graduates will be able to plan, analyze, design, write specifications, and prepare cost estimates for civil engineering structures.

Course structure

1st Semester Subjects Mathematics-I Applied Physics-I Applied Chemistry Communication Skills in English Engg. Graphics	2nd Semester Subjects Mathematics-II Applied Physics-II Introduction to IT Systems Fundamental of  Electrical & Electronics Engg. Engg. Mechanics
3rd Semester Subjects Building Construction and Construction Materials Basic Surveying Mechanics of Materials Concrete Technology Geo Technical Engineering	4th  Semester Subjects Hydraulics Advance Surveying Theory of structure Building Planning and Drawing Transportation Engineering
5th Semester Subjects  Design of steel and R.C.C Structure Estimating and Costing      Water Resources                  Engineering.                          Traffic Engineering Solid Waste Management Advanced Construction Technology	6th Semester Subjects Entrepreneurship and Start–ups       Public Health Engineering  Advanced Design of Structures Project Management

Lab Facility

 Surveying lab

The Surveying Lab is designed to provide handson training in modern land measurement techniques. Equipped with both traditional instruments like Chain, Compass, Dumpy Level, and advanced tools such as Auto Level and Theodolite the lab helps students gain practical knowledge of field surveying.

 

Concrete Lab

The Concrete Lab serves as a vital resource for understanding the properties, behavior, and performance of construction materials, especially cement, aggregates, and concrete. It is equipped with industry-grade tools such as Universal Testing Machine (UTM), Slump Cone, Vibrating Table, and Cube Moulds.

Geotechnical Lab 

The Geotechnical Lab enables students to explore the engineering behavior of soil, which is fundamental to designing safe and stable foundations for any civil structure. The lab is equipped with instruments like Compaction Apparatus, Direct Shear Test Apparatus, Casagrande Liquid Limit Device, and Permeability Apparatus.

Hydraulics Lab 

The Hydraulics Lab provides practical exposure to fluid mechanics principles and hydraulic machinery. It is equipped with experimental setups like Bernoulli’s Apparatus, Venturimeter & Orifice Meter Test Rigs, Notch Apparatus, Flow Over Weirs, and Friction Loss in Pipes Test Units.

BCCM Lab

The BCCM Lab introduces students to various construction techniques and building materials used in real-world infrastructure development. The lab houses a wide range of construction material samples like bricks, stones, tiles, timber, and steel, along with models of bonds, arches, scaffolding, formwork, floors, roofs, and different types of joints.

PHE Lab

The BCCM Lab introduces students to various construction techniques and building materials used in real-world infrastructure development. The lab houses a wide range of construction material samples like bricks, stones, tiles, timber, and steel, along with models of bonds, arches, scaffolding, formwork, floors, roofs, and different types of joints.

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Research Projects

 

Departmental News

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2022-23 Civil (Jan - June)

2022-23 Civil (July - Dec)

2023-24 Civil (Jan - June)

2023-24 Civil (July - Dec)

2024-25 Civil (Jan - June)

2024-25 Civil (July - Dec)

Course File

Civil Engg. Course File