Civil engineering

Civil Engineering is the art of directing the great sources of power in nature for the use and convenience of mankind.

Civil engineering is the oldest discipline after military engineering which is engrossing the civilization world.

CE is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment.

The several sub-disciplines of civil engineering are environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, geophysics, geodesy, control engineering, structural engineering, transportation engineering, earth science, atmospheric sciences, forensic engineering, municipal or urban engineering, water resources engineering, materials engineering, offshore engineering, quantity surveying, coastal engineering, surveying, and construction engineering.

CE has the multi-dimensional sphere in the public sector from municipal to national government, and in the private sector from individual homeowners to international companies.

Civil engineering department which has relevance and importance in all walks of human life came into existence in this institution from the academic year 2012-13.

Courses Offered

S.No	Course	Specialization	Duration	Intake
1	B.Tech	Civil Engineering	4 Years	60
2	Ph.D	Civil Engineering	–

Vision & Mission

Vision

We envision a world where the civil engineering department will be a home to an intellectual community with good quality education embedded with practical knowledge by inculcating research, strong social commitment and ethical values from its students, staffs and alumni.

Mission

M1: Quality Education To fulfill the requirements of construction industry, Civil Engineering profession and rural community through dissemination of technical services.
M2: Practical Knowledge To impart quality and real-time education to the students with the knowledge & skills needed for Civil Engineering practice
M3: Work Efficiency To encourage research, development and consultancy through sustained interaction with industry & research organization.
M4: Societal issues To develop graduates to compete at the global level to deal with modern issues.
M5: Moral & Ethical To insist ethical values and professionalism among the students.

Board of Studies

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PROGRAMME OUTCOMES (POs)

PO1:Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2:Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3: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.
PO4: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.
PO5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6: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.
PO7: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 development.
PO8:Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10:Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11:Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12: 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.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES (PSOs)

PSO 1: Practical Knowledge Inculcating practical knowledge in planning, analysis, design and construction management without much exploiting natural resources.
PSO 2: Critical ThinkingImparting effective communicational skills, leadership attributes towards the team work and developing critical thinking abilities to find solutions for civil engineering problems of multi-disciplinary nature.
PSO 3: Challenging EmploymentAbility to take up any challenging employment, entrepreneurship, research and development for sustainable civil society as a civil engineering graduate.

Curriculum and Syllabi

B.Tech CIVIL R2019

B.Tech CIVIL R2020

Laboratories

Material Testing Laboratory I

The materials testing laboratory-I, helps to determine tensile test, torsion test, hardness test, impact strength, shear test, stiffness of springs, types of strain gauges, universal testing machine on steel and metals. The students will be able to infer the suitability of these materials for strength.

Objectives

To understand the preparation of a specimen for the desired strength of materials in relating to the analysis and design of various structural elements.
To Study the various component parts of the Universal Testing Machine (U.T.M.) & test procedures of various practical’s to be performed.
To conduct a tensile test on a mild steel specimen and determine the following: (i) Limit of proportionality (ii) Elastic limit (iii) Yield strength (iv) Ultimate strength (v) Young’s modulus of elasticity (vi) Percentage elongation (vii) Percentage reduction in area.
To conduct hardness test on mild steel, carbon steel, brass and aluminum specimens.
To conduct torsion test on mild steel or cast iron specimens to find out modulus of rigidity.
To find the values of bending stresses and young’s modulus of elasticity of the material of a beam simply supported at the ends and carrying a concentrated load at the centre.
To conduct shear test on specimens under double shear.
To Study various types of strain Gauges.

Scope

To understand the various strength of materials.
To know about the tests to measure material strength, ductility, hardness.
The course will enable the students to evaluate the mechanical properties of materials subjected to the loads and report and verify the same as per Indian standards available and know where the mechanical property is used in the engineering design.

Major Equipments

Sl. No	Name of the equipment	Quantity
1	Universal testing machine	1
2	Brinell hardness testing machine	1
3	Rockwell hardness testing machine	1
4	Torsion testing machine	1
5	Izod & charpy apparatus	1
6	Deflection of beam apparatus	1
7	Spring testing machine	1
8	Erichsen sheet metal apparatus	1

GOLD MEDALIST AND RANK HOLDERS

University Gold Medalist: B.TECH

Sl. No.	Batch	Student Name
1	2016-2020	Annrea Josephine Pritla.T

University Rank Holders:

S.No	Rank	Student Name	Batch
1	2	DAISY .T	9.20
2	3	NIRANJANA.N	9.20
3	4	KALAISELVI. J	9.04
4	5	GNANAPRIYA.I	9.01
5	6	NIJANDHAN. M	8.89
6	7	HINDHUMADHI. R	8.87
7	8	SUBALAKSHMI. R	8.84
8	9	NARMATHA. V	8.67
9	10	SIVASANKAR. I	8.60

Innovative Projects

A young mind is the sharpest mind. It learns quickly and acts quicker. The education system today focuses on books and rote-learning, but times are changing as these young geniuses, who chose to take a different path, have proved. They have picked machines over books and ideas over words.

As a part of the academic curriculum, the students are required to carry out a project work during their final year. Among them few of our final year students have come up with innovative ideas. Students have completed a prototype and demonstrated the working of their model before our faculty members. To enhance the spirit of doing innovative project by the students, our institution awards Rs. 10000/- to the best project every year on Engineers Day.

Best Project - 2022-2023

Sl. No	TITLE	MEMBERS
01	Experimental Study on Purification of Leachate and Analysis Its Application in Plant Growth	D.Davakumar A.Eshwaran M.Mouleeswar
Abstract Landfill leachate generation is a significant polluting factor of the environment. A leachate is a liquid that passing through solid matter, extracts soluble or suspended solids, or any other component of the material through which it has passed. Landfill leachate is a significant polluting factor in the environment. Leachate generation causes more problems in municipal landfill sites. The leachate is a toxic liquid leached from the landfill containing dissolved and suspended matter in it. Leachate is formed when precipitation or atmospheric moisture enters the landfill that is undergoing degradation. The landfill leachate contains organic and inorganic compounds, heavy metals, and pathogens, if not collected or properly treated they can pollute both surface and groundwater. Landfill leachate may be characterized as a water-based solution of contaminants: dissolved organic matter, inorganic macro components, heavy metals. Here, we are using a treatment process including Marine sand and fly ash filter. The filtrate from the leachate treatment process contains nutrients useful to plant growth such as the nitrogen (N) content which plays an important role in crop yield along with different suitability of leachate concentration for irrigating plants also studied. Leachate-treated plants had better growth performance than those receiving water alone (control) in terms of plant height, stem diameter, number of leaves. 20% filtered leachate concentration shows higher growth in height, stem diameter, leaf area, number of leaf in the plants Leachate irrigation is beneficial to plant growth and soil fertility enhancement under certain conditions so it can be used in vegetation irrigation.

Sl. No

TITLE

MEMBERS

Experimental Study on Purification of Leachate and Analysis Its Application in Plant Growth

D.Davakumar
A.Eshwaran
M.Mouleeswar

Abstract

Landfill leachate generation is a significant polluting factor of the environment. A leachate is a liquid that passing through solid matter, extracts soluble or suspended solids, or any other component of the material through which it has passed. Landfill leachate is a significant polluting factor in the environment. Leachate generation causes more problems in municipal landfill sites. The leachate is a toxic liquid leached from the landfill containing dissolved and suspended matter in it. Leachate is formed when precipitation or atmospheric moisture enters the landfill that is undergoing degradation. The landfill leachate contains organic and inorganic compounds, heavy metals, and pathogens, if not collected or properly treated they can pollute both surface and groundwater. Landfill leachate may be characterized as a water-based solution of contaminants: dissolved organic matter, inorganic macro components, heavy metals. Here, we are using a treatment process including Marine sand and fly ash filter. The filtrate from the leachate treatment process contains nutrients useful to plant growth such as the nitrogen (N) content which plays an important role in crop yield along with different suitability of leachate concentration for irrigating plants also studied. Leachate-treated plants had better growth performance than those receiving water alone (control) in terms of plant height, stem diameter, number of leaves. 20% filtered leachate concentration shows higher growth in height, stem diameter, leaf area, number of leaf in the plants Leachate irrigation is beneficial to plant growth and soil fertility enhancement under certain conditions so it can be used in vegetation irrigation.

Students Activities

Details of Internship (2023-2024)

S.No	Company Name	Students Count
1	Abi Construction	2
2	Amudhavalli Construction	1
3	Arvin Design Concept	1
4	Cadd Centre	2
5	Delta Construction	2
6	Etica Developers Pvt. Ltd	2
7	Fibrex Construction Limited	1
8	Government of Tamil Nadu , Cuddalore	4
9	Green Construction	1
10	GSN Construction	1
11	Gulf Raj Builders	1
12	Indo Designers	2
13	J.J. Construction	1
14	KS Construction	2
15	N R Constructions	1
16	OM Sakthi Construction	2
17	P.R.Constructions	1
18	Quality Home Builders	2
19	Rajesh Constructions	1
20	RK Construction	3
21	Site Engineer & Architectural Designer	1
22	Sre Lakshmi Kon Buildtec	1
23	Sri Renga Builders	3
24	Wisdom Consulting Engineer	1
Total		39

Club Activity for the Year 2021-2022
S. No.	Topics	Student	Date	Year/Sem
1	Impact of lightning on buildings and remedial measures	Abbas .B	06.10.2021	III / V
		Mohanasundharam. P
		Balaji .A
2	Green buildingfor a quality living	AgnusValentinaSagayam. S	14.10.2021	III / V
		Jananandhini .P
		Shaarumathy .M
3	Integration with Autodesk Revit Structures	Barathan. R	17.10.2021	II / III
		Gautham.M
		Lokesh.K
4	Concrete Batching	Magalakshmi. N	19.10.2021	II / III
		Nalini. S
		Priyadharshini.L
5	Breathe Brick Smart helmet for Engineer	Balaji.R	28.10.2021	III / V
		Ragul .S
		Aravind .M
		Sivasubramanian.K
6	Cast-in-Place Architectural Concrete	Avinesh .M	03.11.2021	III / V
		Ilamparithi. M
		Gurupharan .K
7	Bond Beam Block vs. Lintel Block	Ruthrapathi.E	09.11.2021	II / III
		Selvabharathikumar .S
		Senghathirselvan.M
8	Use of site Robots in constructions	Bavithra.R	12.11.2021	II / III
		Revathy.P
		SubhashiniSri.S
		TheanJoshna.S
9	Building Planning and Design	Hari Hara Soudry. M.E	18.11.2021	III / V
		Balaji.P
		KebinBalan.B
10	Admixture Incompatibility in fresh concrete	Akkshya. M	02.12.2021	III / V
		Dhaarni. S
		Kamalini .K
11	Smart Roads Composite Construction	Bavithra .S	12.12.2021	III / V
		Rajeswari. S
		Kiruthika.S
		Shabana Jasmine .N
12	Bamboo as a Building Material	Krishna Kumar. V	21.12.2021	II / III
		Chandru. S
		Mithun. P
13	Noise control of buildings	Jayasri.M	21.12.2021	II / IV
		Jeevalakshmi.R
		Mary Rosily.S.Menachery
14	U-Boot Technology	Rahul Kumar	28.12.2021	II / IV
14	U-Boot Technology	Reminjavad	28.12.2021	II / IV
15	Pavement Evaluation and Application of Geotextiles in Pavements	Seenuvasan.K	04.01.2022	III / VI
		Vijay.M
		Jayasuriyan. T
16	Use of Fly Ash in Concrete	Jeeva Ra Ga	11.01.2022	III / VI
		Kishorkkumar.R.C
		MohanaLingaBalaji .M
17	Sustainable building technology	Prassanth.K.P	25.01.2022	II / IV
		NoorulHassan.S
		Rishi.G.A
18	Remote Sensing GIS and its Applications	Mohammed ArshadAriefHussian	08.02.2022	II / IV
		Nedunchezhian.K
		Priyadharsan.A
19	Plastic roads	Nalini. S	15.02.2022	II / III
19	Plastic roads	Priyadharshini.L	15.02.2022	II / III
20	Reflection Cracking of Bituminous Overlay and Controlling measures	Priyadharshini.L	07.03.2022	III / VI
		Ashok. A
		AshwinKumar.R
		AshwinKumar.A.M

Students Achievements

Department of Civil Engineering Received Best student chapter award 2022 from Indian Concrete Institute (ICI) Puducherry chapter for imparting various Practical Oriented Activities. - ICI Ultratech Best Award

Academic Year : 2023

S.No	Student Name	Date of the Event	Organized by	Prize winning status
1	R.Sanjay, G.Rajeshkumar & J.Sanjay	31.10.2023	CK College of Engineering and Technology	2nd prize
2	N.Chandrajaya & Sathishkumar	11.10.2023	Kings Engineering College	1st Prize
3	Guruprassat	04.12.2023 – 08.12.2023	National Level tug of war	Participated

Academic Year : 2021 – 2022

Prize Winners

Sl. No	Name of the Student	Event Name (Technical/Sports/Cultural)	Date	Conducted by	Prize Details/Participation
1	PREMKUMAR V	Sports – Boxing	04.09.2021	Pondicherry Amateur Boxing Association	Gold
2	ACHUTHAN A K	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
3	GOUDHAM R	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
4	ROSHAN R	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
5	FEROZE XAVIOUR.S	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
6	MOTHILAL K	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
7	KABILAN A	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
8	DEEPAK M	Technical-Workshop	15.03.2022	KPR Institute of Science and Technology	Participation
9	GOUDHAM R	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
10	KAMALA HARINI B	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
11	KIRUSHNA PIRIYA R	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
12	MOTHILAL K	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
13	PRADEEP P	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
14	PRITHIGHA B	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
15	LEKHA D	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	Participation
16	MOULEESWAR .M	Cultural	08.04.2022	Pondicherry Technological University	1st prize
17	PREMKUMAR.V	Sports	15.09.2021	Boxing Federation of India	Participation
18	PREMKUMAR.V	Sports	26.12.2021	LPU, Punjab	Participation
19	SHANMUGAPRIYA C	Technical – Paper Presentation	1.10.2021	Jai Sriram Engineering College	1st prize
20	LOGESH G	Technical – Paper Presentation	1.10.2021	Jai Sriram Engineering College	1st prize
21	NAVEEN KUMAR A R	Technical – Workshop	01.04.2022	Gujarat Power Engineering and Research Institute	Participation
22	PREMKUMAR.V	Sports	05.09.2021	Pondicherry amarture Boxing Association	1st prize
23	EVANICK RYAN A	Technical-Webinar	24.08.2021	Sri Sairam Engineering College	Participation
24	NAVEEN KUMAR A R	Technical – Techquiz	15.09.2021	KL UNIVERSITY	Participation
25	DAVAKUMAR D	Technical – Symposium	25.09.2021	Kongunandu College of Engineering	Participation
26	SHOBAA B	Technical – Quiz	28.07.2021	Vaagdevi College of Engineering	Participation
27	ESWARAN A	Technical-Project Expo	22.03.2021	IEI&SMVEC	2nd Prize
28	SHASIDHAR P	Technical – CAD Modeling	1.10.2021	Jai Sriram Engineering College	Participation
29	THARSINEE K	Technical-Project	09.03.2022	SIH 2022 – SMVEC	Participation
30	KEERTHANA V	Technical-Project	09.03.2022	SIH 2022 – SMVEC	Participation
31	DAVAKUMAR D	Technical-Project Expo	22.03.2021	IEI&SMVEC	2nd Prize
32	KAMALA HARINI B	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	3rd Prize
33	GOKUL M	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
34	GOKUL M	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
35	VENKATESH S	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	3rd Prize
36	VENKATESH S	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
37	HARINE DEVI R	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
38	HARINE DEVI R	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
39	SRIRAM B	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	2nd Prize
40	MURALITHARAN M	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
41	MURALITHARAN M	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
42	SASIKUMAR R	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	2nd Prize
43	SABARINATHAN S	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	3rd Prize
44	HARITHA K	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	1st prize
45	HARITHA K	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	2nd Prize
46	SHOBAA B	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
47	SHOBAA B	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
48	MOTHILAL K	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
49	MOTHILAL K	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
50	SHASIDHAR P	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
51	SHASIDHAR P	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
52	EVANICK RYAN A	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
53	EVANICK RYAN A	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
54	THARSINEE K	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	1st prize
55	KEERTHANA S	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
56	KEERTHANA S	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
57	NANDINI R	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	3rd Prize
58	NANDINI R	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	1st prize
59	ABBAS F	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
60	ABBAS F	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
61	THIRISHA N	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
62	THIRISHA N	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
63	GURUPREYAA R	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
64	GURUPREYAA R	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
65	SHANTHAKUMAR K	Technical-Project Expo	22.03.2021	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	2nd Prize
66	CHANDRALATHAN S	Technical-Mix Design	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation
67	CHANDRALATHAN S	Technical-Project Expo	06.04.2022	Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering college	Participation

Faculty Development Program ( Academic Year 2022-2023)

Faculty Development Program ( Academic Year 2022-2023)
S.No	Name of the Faculty	FDP Title	Organized by	Duration (Days)
1	Dr.S.Sundararaman	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
1	Dr.S.Sundararaman	Presidency University	GIS for Smart City	12.12.2022 to 16.12.2022
2	Dr. S. Jayakumar	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
2	Dr. S. Jayakumar	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
3	Mr.J.Subash Chandra Boss	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
3	Mr.J.Subash Chandra Boss	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
4	A.Kalyani	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
4	A.Kalyani	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
5	Mr. K.S.Prasath	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
5	Mr. K.S.Prasath	ABES Engineering College	Research Methodology and Tools	22.08.2022 to 26.08.2022
6	Mr.C.RajGovind	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
7	K.Srinivasan	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
		ABES Engineering College	Research Methodology and Tools	22.08.2022 to 26.08.2022
		Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
		NPTEL	Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory	Jul – Aug 2022
8	Mrs.S.Banupriya	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
8	Mrs.S.Banupriya	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
9	Mr.S.Sivaprasath	ABES Engineering College	Research Methodology and Tools	22.08.2022 to 26.08.2022
9	Mr.S.Sivaprasath	Presidency University	GIS for Smart City	12.12.2022 to 16.12.2022
10	Ms .A. Aswini	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
10	Ms .A. Aswini	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
11	Ms.G.Yamuna	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
		CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
		Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
12	Ms.S.Nivedita	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
12	Ms.S.Nivedita	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
13	Mrs.D.Sathiyasree	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
		CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
		Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
14	Mr.S.Azhaarsamy	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
		CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
		AICET	Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education	19.09.2022 to 23.09.2023
15	Mrs.B.Pallavi	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
16	Mr. G. Senthil Raj	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
16	Mr. G. Senthil Raj	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
17	Mr. R. Badhrinadhan	ABES Engineering College	Research Methodology and Tools	22.08.2022 to 26.08.2022
17	Mr. R. Badhrinadhan	Presidency University	GIS for Smart City	12.12.2022 to 16.12.2022
18	Mrs.C.Sarika	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology	Smart tools and methodologies for Academic Research	01.08.2022 to 05.08.2022
18	Mrs.C.Sarika	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
19	Mr.S.Madivanan	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
19	Mr.S.Madivanan	Velammal College of Engineering and Technology	Sustainable Development with Innovation in Civil Engineering	21.11.2022 to 25.11.2022
20	Mr.S.Tiroumalai	ABES Engineering College	Research Methodology and Tools	22.08.2022 to 26.08.2022
20	Mr.S.Tiroumalai	Presidency University	GIS for Smart City	12.12.2022 to 16.12.2022
21	Mrs.S.Sivasankari	CK College of Engineering and Technology	Futuristic Research Scope in Civil Engineering	23.08.2022 to 27.08.2022
21	Mrs.S.Sivasankari	Presidency University	GIS for Smart City	12.12.2022 to 16.12.2022

Staff Publications

Academic Year	No. of International Journals	No. of International Conferences
2021 – 2022	11	–
2020 – 2021	23	4
2019 – 2020	8	–
2018 – 2019	18	5
2017 – 2018	14	5

Value Added Course

The Department of Civil Engineering organizes the value added courses to all the students.The main objective of this course is to equip the students in current technologies and also to reduce the gap between academic and industry.

Academic Year 2022 – 2023

S.No	Name of the course/programme	Type of Course	Contact hours of course	Number of students enrolled in the year	Number of Students completing the course in the year
1	Introduction to Civil Engineering Profession	NPTEL	8 Weeks	25	25
2	Plastic Waste Management	NPTEL	4 Weeks	1	1
3	Safety in Construction	NPTEL	8 Weeks	1	1
4	Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory	NPTEL	4 Weeks	18	18
5	Digital Land Surveying and Mapping (DLS&M)	NPTEL	8 Weeks	5	5
6	Electronic Waste management – Issues and Challenges	NPTEL	8 Weeks	2	2
7	Risk and Safety in Civil Engineering	MOOC	30 Hours	1	1
8	Architecture Urban Design	MOOC	30 Hours	1	1
9	Introduction to Engineering Mechanics	COURSERA	30 Hours	1	1
10	Transportation, Sustainable Buildings, Green Construction	COURSERA	30 Hours	8	8
11	Construction Project Management	COURSERA	30 Hours	3	3
12	AI for Everyone: Master the Basics	EDX	30 Hours	1	1
13	Python Basics for Data Science	EDX	30 Hours	3	3
14	Global Housing Design	EDX	30 Hours	1	1
15	3D Modeling on Google Sketchup	SMVEC – VAC	30 Hours	40	40
16	Estimation and Current Practice in Civil Engineering	SMVEC – VAC	30 Hours	40	40
17	Primavera	SMVEC – VAC	30 Hours	35	35

Industry Institute Interaction

Academic Year	Project Type (Research/Consultancy)	Amount (RS)
2021-2022	Consultancy	95,000/-
2020-2021	Consultancy	1,74,900/-
2019-2020	Consultancy	1,35,500/-
Total Amount		405400

Staff Participation

Workshop

G. Yamuna, S. Nivedita and T. Manimekalai, “Ten attributes to be a good teacher” on 6^th and 7^th July, 2018
P. Manibalan and S. Sivaprasath, “Problem solving skills” on 28^th and 29^th November, 2018

International Conferences

Jayakumar. S .1^st International Symposium of Asian Concrete Federation, ACF 2015 on “Ultra High Performance Concrete” on 7^thOctober, 2015 at Science city, Kolkata
Jayakumar. S , 4^th Asian Conference on Ecstasy in Concrete, ICI – ACECON 2015 between 8^th to 10^th October, 2015 at Science city, Kolkata
K. Srinivasan, “A Brief Review : The Effect of Road Traffic Noise Pollution using Noise Indices in India” , 2^nd International Conference on Environment and Ecology (ICEE-16)-Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, 7^th -9^th March 2016, 211-207
K. Srinivasan, “Characterization and Analysis of Ambirnt Noise Level in Puducherry Town, India”, International Conference on Advances in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Construction- (ACESC’16)- SRM University, Ramapuram Campus, Chennai-89, 30^th March- 1^st April 2016, 589-597.
S. Sivaprasath,“Experimental Study On Dry-Jointed Exterior Precast Beam Column Connection”International Conference on Sustainable Practices in civil Engineering (SPICE 2017), April 10-11, 2017, Department of Civil Engineering, KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

National Conferences

K. Srinivasan, “Recent wastewater recycle trends” on 15^th October 2018.
K. Srinivasan,“A Study on the Influence of Deepavali Festival on Noise Level in Puducherry town, India”, National Conference on Sustainable Modern Advances in Research and Technology (SMART-16)-Anna University, VillupuramDt, 23^th March 2016.
K. Srinivasan, “ The Effect of Road Traffic Noise Pollution using Noise Indices in India: A Brief Review”, TIE LINES 2016-A National Level Technical Meet on Advances in Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering, Pondicherry Engineering College, Puducherry, 19^th March 2016.
R. Shanmugapriya , “Effect of Gypsum on Strength Behavior of Lime modified Pond ash as an Underground Stowing Material” Indian Geotechnical Conference IGC2016, 15-17 December 2016, IIT Madras, Chennai, India
R. Shanmugapriya , “Geotechnical aspects of overburden materials for stowing in Underground coal mines”,National Conference on Recent Trends and Innovation in Civil Engineering , 28 th -29 th November, 2015 BRCM CET, Bahal ,Haryana
R. Shanmugapriya , “Effect of Polypropylene Fiber Content on Lime Treated Marine Clay” ,Indian Geotechnical Conference IGC2016, 17-19 December 2015,College of Engineering (Estd. 1854), Pune, India, India
R. Shanmugapriya , “A study on lime stabilized pond ash as a stowing material”, Sixth Indian Young Geotechnical Engineers Conference 6IYGEC2017 on 10-11 March 2017, NIT Trichy, India
S. Banupriya, “Production of self compacting concrete with sustainable material – overview”, Proceeding of the national conference in Modern construction material and technologies.
P.Manibalan, “Study on Impact strength on concrete by using Basalt fibre” National Conference on Engineering Trends and Challenges in Civil Engineering, 29 December.

Newsletters & Magazines

Newsletters

» Newsletter 2021 – 2022 ODD

» Newsletter 2021 – 2022 EVEN

» December 2018 – May 2019

» June 2018 – October 2018

» December 2017 – May 2018

» June 2017 – October 2017

Magazines

» Academic Year 2020 – 2021

» Academic Year 2018 – 2019

» Academic Year 2017 – 2018

Other Academic Activities

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert
1	07.10.2023	Seminar	Structural Health Monitoring	Mr.J.Jagan, Chairman, Vector Solution, Puducherry.
2	04.11.2023	Seminar	Sustainable Infrastructure Development	Ar.Hemalatha, Architect, Puducherry.
3	22.11.2023	Guest lecture	A practical approach in design of buildings using STAAD Pro	Er.Thirumalai, M/S Usha Builders, Puducherry

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert	Photos
1	04.07.2023	Technical Lecture	Construction Methods and execution – A Practical Approach”	Er.S.Sammanthane, Assistant Engineer, PWD, Government of Puducherry.
2	19.11.2022	Seminar	Repairs and Restoration of Buildings	Er.K.Sathyakumar,Deputy Manager (Civil)Pithavadian & Partners,(Architecture, Interior, Planning, Engineering, Management),Chennai.
3	21.11.2022	Seminar	Heat Pumps	Mr.E.AnbarasuManaging Director,Sunmax Energy Systems Pvt.Ltd., Chennai
4	26.11.2022	Guest Lecture	Engineering the Bamboo for Civil Engineering Constructions	Dr.K.Rex,Professor,M.I.E.T. Engineering College, Tiruchirapplalli.

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert	Photos
1	27.05.2023	Seminar	Life Mission	Er.J.Nithya Programme Officer, EIACP, Puducherry
2	05.06.2023	Guest lecture	Life style for environment	Dr. V.Gopal, Registrar (Academic), Principal – College of Pharmacy, HOD – Pharmacognosy, Mother Theresa P.G&R Institute of Health sciences, Puducherry.

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert	Photos
1	25.03.2023	Guest Lecture	Importance of Geotechnical Investigation in construction Industries	Er. N.J.L. Ramesh @ Ashhirwaad Ramesh, CEO, Ashhirwaad Associates, Pondicherry.
2	29.04.2023	Seminar	How to publish a patent?	Dr.P.Jayakumar, Design Consultant
3	12.05.2023	Guest Lecture	Roles and Responsibilities of Civil Engineers	Er. R.Thayumanavan, Senior Engineer, Past President (FACEAT&P)
4	20.05.2023	Seminar	Estimation Costing and Valuation	Er. K.Tharsinee Asst. Technical Manager Stiffener Property Valuers & Consultancy PVT.LTD, Puduchery
5	23.05.2023	Seminar	Biodiversity Conservation and Human Responsibility	Dr. M.Bubesh Guptha, Universal Eco Foundation, Puducherry.

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert	Photo
1	07.01.2023	Guest Lecture	Construction Management	Er.K.Koperundevi Junior Engineer, Puducherry
2	11.01.2023	Guest Lecture	Application of Fibre Reinforced Concrete in Civil Engineering	Dr.G.Ganesan CEO, Meena fibreglas Industries, Puducherry.
3	12.01.2023	Hands-on Training	Plumbing & its accessories	Mr. V.N.Ashok kumar, Dy. General Manager – Marketing, Project Division, Astral Pipes, Chennai.

Sl.No	Date	Event	Event Title	Expert
1	09.11.2022 & 10.11.2022	Guest Lecture	3D Modeling, 3D Printing & Wood Carving	Er. J.JaganChairman,Vector Solution,Puducherry
2	19.11.2022	Seminar	Repairs and Restoration of Buildings	Er.K.Sathyakumar,Deputy Manager (Civil) Pithavadian & Partners,(Architecture, Interior, Planning, Engineering, Management),Chennai.
3	21.11.2022	Seminar	Heat Pumps	Mr.E.Anbarasu Managing Director, Sunmax Energy Systems Pvt.Ltd., Chennai
4	26.11.2022	Guest Lecture	Engineering the Bamboo for Civil Engineering Constructions	Dr.K.Rex, Professor, M.I.E.T. Engineering College, Tiruchirapplalli.

S.NO	CRITERIA	19-20	20-21	21-22	TOTAL COUNT OF PROGRAMS
1	Guest Lecture Details	09	11	06	26
2	Seminar Details	02	01	07	10
3	Workshop/Hands-on Training Details	04	02	08	14
4	Professional Chapters/Clubs Activities	0	19	15	34
5	Faculty Development Programme conducted by the department	0	0	0	0
6	Faculty Development Programme attended by the faculty	122	151	132	405
7	Swayam/NPTEL/Other Online Courses by the Faculty	1	13	3	17
8	Faculty Journal publication Details	7	29	14	50
9	Patent Details	0	0	3	3
10	National/International Conferences attended by the faculty Details	10	3	3	16
11	Swayam/NPTEL/Other Online Courses by the students	0	0	16	16
12	Industrial Visits	01	01	02	4
13	Student Participation in other college Events/Sports/Cultural	66	31	66	163
14	Skill Development/Certification/Mandatory/Value Added Courses	03	19	03	25

Reinstalling ICI Student Chapter – Puducherry Centre at Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College

Association Activities

Installation of new executive committee of student chapter through Indian Concrete Institute (ICI) for the Department of Civil Engineering on 04.07.2023 at 10.30 am in conference hall

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