🏗️ B.Tech in Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering is the backbone of infrastructure development, involving the design, construction, and maintenance of buildings, bridges, roads, dams, and other physical structures essential for society.

The Civil Engineering curriculum covers structural design, geotechnical studies, transportation engineering, water resources, environmental engineering, and project management. It equips graduates to work on urban development, sustainable construction, and infrastructure projects.

• Structural analysis and design
• Surveying and geospatial mapping
• Concrete and steel design
• Soil mechanics and foundation engineering
• Transportation planning and design
• Water supply and wastewater management
• Construction project planning and estimation

• On-site field visits to construction projects
• Hands-on surveying and soil testing labs
• Design projects using CAD & BIM software
• Workshops on sustainable construction practices
• Industry guest lectures and case studies
• Collaborative infrastructure design assignments

• Lab-based practical assessments
• Design and estimation assignments
• Technical project reports
• Mid-term and end-semester exams
• Viva on engineering concepts and standards

Civil engineers work on highways, bridges, smart cities, metro projects, water treatment plants, airports, and disaster-resilient infrastructure worldwide.

Civil Engineering collaborates with environmental science for sustainability, mechanical engineering for material handling, and IT for smart infrastructure design.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Design and analyze safe and sustainable structures
• Conduct surveys and interpret geotechnical data
• Plan and manage construction projects effectively
• Apply modern software tools for civil design
• Implement eco-friendly and cost-effective engineering solutions