Civil Engineering is the oldest branch of Engineering. The department is one of the pioneering departments, since the commencement of the institute in 1984. Earlier it was known as Water and Land Management. Later it was renamed as Civil Engineering. Department has made remarkable progress since 1984 with an intake capacity of 60 (shift I and shift II) for under-graduate courses and 18 for postgraduate courses in Structural Engineering.
Civil Engineering, the mother branch has progressed at a rapid pace in the field of technology. The faculty members are experts from several branches of Civil Engineering Viz. Structures, Soil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Transportation Engineering. The department has well-qualified faculties with minimum qualification of Masters Degree in Engineering; these include three Doctorate in Philosophy.
The department of Civil Engineering has been offering consultancy in Soil testing, Material testing, Third party inspection, Structural Audit (NDT) to PWD, AMC, Semi-government organization, private sectors, and local Contractors and Builders.
The department has 11 well-equipped laboratories for conducting teaching and consultancy activity.
Intake & Duration Table (UG & PG)
| Program. | Duration | Intake |
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| BTech in Civil Engineering (UG) | Four Years | 90 |
| MTech in Structural Engineering (PG) | Two Years | 18 |
Dear Students,
I take the privilege to welcome you all to the Department of Civil Engineering. The primary goal of the department is to provide students with a robust understanding of the theoretical aspects of Civil Engineering, complemented by hands-on experience in our laboratories and field studies. Our department is equipped with highly qualified, dynamic, and dedicated staff who are committed to delivering quality education and meeting the standards of the university curriculum.
Our department is proud to offer the following specialized laboratories that facilitate students in understanding the curriculum and the latest developments in the field:
- Material Testing Laboratory
- Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
- Engineering Geology Laboratory
- Transportation Engineering Laboratory
- Surveying Laboratory
- Engineering Mechanics Laboratory
- Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering Laboratory
- Environmental Engineering Laboratory
- Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory
- Computer Laboratory
- Center of Excellence in “Structural Audit & NDT”
At MIT, the Department of Civil Engineering boasts an excellent infrastructure with state-of-the-art labs. We also own specialized equipment such as the Universal Testing Machine, Compression Testing Machine, Tri-axial Testing Machine, Ductility Tests, Rebound Hammer, and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) equipment, among others.
Our faculty members are actively involved in organizations like ISTE, IGS, ISSE, IEI, IPA, ACEP and many other esteemed professional bodies. India is set to experience significant infrastructure development in the coming years, and I am confident that the Civil Engineers from MIT will play a crucial role in shaping this growth and will make the nation proud.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Prashant Awsarmal
Head of the Department
Phone: 0240 2375130
Email: hodcivil.mitt@mi.asia
VISION
- To develop the department as Centre of Excellence in Civil Engineering by using modern teaching learning techniques with global perspectives to make technologically superior and ethically strong engineers.
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To impart knowledge to civil engineering students for the betterment of the society by Educating and training in the latest technologies.
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Developing self-confidence in tackling diverse problems of civil engineering.
- Imbibing human values.
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- Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
- Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
- 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.
- 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.
- Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
- 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.
- 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.
- Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
- Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
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Graduates will display strong fundamental knowledge to analyse the Civil Engineering related problems (Preparation).
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Graduates will develop ability for acquiring technical knowledge and skill in the subjects and related classical software packages (Core competence and professionalism).
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Graduates will work with all allied fields of engineering in the different industrial environments (Breadth).
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Graduates will be involved in continuous learning, research and development with strong professional moral and ethical values (Learning environment).
- Developing multifaceted knowledge base for systematic solution of engineering and environmental challenges.
- To develop integrated approach through field experiments, analysis and design using modern techniques for sustainable solutions.
- To develop socio-engineering personality with cultural values and ethics
- To enrich the managerial skills, leadership,team spirit for continual learning.
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Student Achievements
| A.Y. | Name of Activity | Activity organized by | Name of Student participants | Class | Prize/ Awards/ Recognitionl |
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| 2018-19 | Technical Poster on Environmental Engg | MIT Abad | Kiran Ghushinge. | B.Tech. (S.S.) | 2nd prizel |
| Ignito –Techno Comic Writing | JNEC Abad | Kiran Ghushinge | B.Tech. (S.S.) | 2nd prize | |
| Deflection of Beam in wings | GEC Abad | Sohel Shaikh | B.Tech. (F.S.) | 2nd Prize | |
| Tejaswini Hazare | |||||
| Smart City Planning in Wins | GEC Abad | Sohel Shaikh | B.Tech. (F.S.) | 1st Prize | |
| 2017-18 | Technical Poster Presentation on ‘Foundation Engineering’ | MIT Abad | Sustmita Deshpande, | B.Tech. (F.S.) | 1st Prize |
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| Simran Solunke | |||||
| Technical Poster Presentation on ‘Foundation Engineering’ | MIT Abad | Sustmita Deshpande, | B.Tech. (F.S.) | 1st Prize | |
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| Simran Solunke |
GATE Qualified Students
Students Achievement
Year: 2021-22
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Score/ Rank |
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| 01 | Zulkarnain Md (Batch 2015-19) | 1 Zulkarnain Md (Batch 2015-19) GATE-2022 (AIR 818) |
| 02 | Rutvik Thorat (Batch 2018-22) | GATE-22 Qualified |
| 03 | Shubham Kolte (Batch 2018-22) | GATE-22 Qualified |
| 04 | Kausalya Kulkarni | GATE-22 Qualified |
Year: 2018-19
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Score/ Rank |
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| 01 | Zulkarnain Shaikh (Batch 2015-19) | 32.3 |
Year: 2017-18
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Score/ Rank |
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| 01 | Ketan Kharche (Batch 2014-18) | 26.73 |
| 02 | Sujan Waghmare (Batch 2014-18) | 17.92 |
| 03 | Harish Ashtake (Batch 2014-18) | 24.35 |
CAT Qualified Students
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Percentile |
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| 01 | Kalyani Gadiya | 60 CAT |
| 02 | Kalyani Gadiya | 92 CET |
| 03 | Mahima Bharsawde | 98.64 CET |
GRE Qualified Students
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | GRE Score |
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| 01 | Prathamesh Khandalkar | 308 |
| 02 | Aditya Kale | 304 |
STUDENT PARTICIPATION
Year: 2019-20
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Title of Paper | Conference/ Journal Details |
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| 01 | AherRushikesh, Khivansara Kushal, and Swami Mahesh (BTFS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 02 | Kulkarni Vaibhav, Shinde Vedant and ShiraneShivam (BTSS) (Guide –Mahesh Bankar) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 03 | Jadhav Rohan, Pawar Krishna, Rajguru Mohit (BTFS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 04 | Mangesh Sonwane, Satish Rasal, Ganesh More (TYSS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation Techno-MIT 2019 | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 05 | Shubham Vaidya, Ajay Salunke (TYS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 06 | Hussaini Syed Ahamed Ullah (SYFS), Shaikh Azrodin, Abhinav Chavan (SYSS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 07 | QuadriAfeef, Shaikh Sarafraj, Akshay Salve (SYFS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Techno-MIT 2019 |
| 08 | Aher Rushikesh, Khivansara Kushal, and Swami Mahesh (BTFS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Route Optimization of Municipal Solid Waste Collection | IV International conference on “Sustainable Energy and environmental Challenges” (IV SEEC) |
| 09 | Mangesh Sonwane, Satish Rasal, Ganesh More (TYSS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | second international conference on Sustainable Water Management under National Hydrology Project (NHP) |
| 10 | Ajay Karlelar, GunwantJabinda, Gurvinder Jabinda (BTFS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Design of NH-52 highway | 6th International Conference Energy & City of Future, EVF2019 |
| 11 | Jaiswal Yash, Kabra Nandan, Rathod Suresh, Shaikh Afroj (BTFS)(Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Road Safety Audit of Beed-bypass: case study | 6th International Conference Energy & City of Future, EVF2019 |
| 12 | Shubham Vaidya, Dabhade Ashwini, Jarwal Mohini (TYSS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Road Safety Audit of Beed-bypass | 6th International Conference Energy & City of Future, EVF2019 |
| 13 | Shubham Vaidya (TYSS) (Guide – Prashant Awsarmal) | Poster Presentation | Safe Track 2.0 organised by IRSC Aurangabad (Oct 14-15, 2019) at Rukhmini Hall, JNEC Aurangabad |
Student Achievements
- Dnyanesh Bhosale & Mayur Shinde presenteded paper on “Assessment of rural water supply scheme of Daultabad”, Dist. Aurangabad.at Rotary Water Olympiad 2018,at pune and won (3rd Prize) on dated 19th and 20th March 2018.
- Ms. Sheela Bobade a student of M.E. won 1st prize at university level AVISHKAR 18-19 in PG category and Awarded with Merit Certificate and Promoted to State level AVISHKAR 18-19 at University level, Dr. BAMU, Aurangabad and State Level, Gondwana University, Gadchiroli on dated 5th January 2019 and 17th January 2019.
- Ms. Sheela Bobade, ME Structural Engineering Studentalong with Mr. Ram N. Chatorikar, Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering obtained a Patent of “Concrete Impact Testing Instrument” with Design no. 313269-001 on 25/11/19.
Faculty Achievements
- Dr. M. S. Dixit of Civil Engineering is recognized as Research Guide
- Dr. M.S. Dixit, Associate Professor and Head of Civil Engineering Department of MIT (E) has been awarded with Ph.D. guide ship by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. He is now recognized as "Research Guide in Civil Engineering" for Dr. B. A. M. University vide Letter No. PG/Ph. D./2018/20733 Dt: 06.01.2018
- Dr. M. S. Dixit of Civil Engineering appointed as member of BoS In Engineering and Technology
- Dr. M.S. Dixit, Associate Professor and Head of Civil Engineering Department of MIT (E) has been appointed as member of Board of Studies in Engineering and Technology by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University Lonere, vide Letter No. DBATU/Reg/BoS/Engg& Tech./2018/349 dated 30/08/2018
- Dr.M.S.Dixit received the award as the Best Professor in Engineering at 11th DNA Innovative Education Leadership Awards held at TAJ Land End Mumbai on dated 16 February 2019.
- Dr. Mohd.Ishtiyaque, Assistant Professor in civil Engineering completed Ph.Don the topic “Fracture properties of concrete reinforced with mixed fibers” on dated 20/08/2018
- Dr. M.N.Mangulkarreceived a grant of minor research project of Rs. 35000/- from Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad on dated 29/01/2019 for one year
- Dr. M.N. Mangulkar received a Permission for holding National/International/State level/Workshop from Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad on dated 31/12/2018 for one year grant received is Rs. 20000/-
Department Achievements
1. Recognition as a “Research Centre in Civil Engineering” by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University on dated 02/02/2019 from the Academic year 2018-19 for 3 years Coordinator of Research Centre Dr.M.S.Dixit.
Conference / Symposium / Workshops / STTPs / FDPs Organized
| Name of Faculty / Co-ordinator | Event Organized | Date |
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| Dr. P.R. Awsarmal, Mr. Rahul Agrawal, & Mr. Sujit Gatkal | Two days’ workshop on Interior Design | Jan 8-9, 2022 |
| Dr. Rashmita Srinivasan Mr. Rahul Agrawal | Value addition certificate course on EPANET | Aug 8-15, 2021 |
| Dr.Rashmita Srinivasan Mr. Rahul Agrawal | Value addition certificate course on AutoCAD | Aug 1-7, 2021 |
| Dr. Dipak Jadhav & Mr. Rahul Agrawal | e-Faculty Development Program (FDP) cum Workshop on “WASTE TO BIOENERGY” by Sharda University, Uttar Pradesh and MIT Aurangabad held from June 28 to July 4, 2020 | 28 June to 4 July 2020 |
| Mr. P.R. Awsarmal& Mr. Aniket Jinturkar | ACC Workshop on “Concrete Mix Design CMD” | 30-Sep-19 |
| Mr. P.R. Awsarmal, Mr. Rahul Agrawal, & Mr. Abhijit Kawale | Two day workshop “Estimation, costing and Valuation” by ACEP Aurangabad and MIT Aurangabad | 21-22 August 2019 |
| Mr. P.R. Awsarmal | Workshop on “Concrete Mix Design (CMD) by Er Nilesh Malviyaji (ACC Cement) | 24-Sep-18 |
| Mr. P.R. Awsarmal | Workshop on ‘Structural Design’ in association with ISSE | 02-Feb-18 |
| Mr. P.R. Awsarmal | Workshop on “Concrete Mix Design (CMD) by Er Nilesh Malviyaji (ACC Cement) | 20-Sep-17 |
Title seminar/ expert talk conducted
| Title seminar/ expert talk | Date | Name of Speaker |
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| “Resume Writing and Email Communication Skills” | 7-Sep-19 | Shivraj Marathe |
| “Development of Communication Skills” | 31-Aug-19 | Dr Shilpa Deshpande |
| “How MBA can help Engineer to Grow his career | 19-Mar-19 | Er.MayurMakhija |
| “Career Opportunities in Indian Armed Forces” | 27-Feb-19 | Er. Mahesh Bankar |
| “Current opportunities for civil engineers” | 9-Feb-19 | Er. Parimal Marathe |
| “Higher Aboard Studies” | 12-Jan-19 | MIT Alumni Mr. PrathameshKhandalkar |
| “Finance, Planning and Audit” | 10-Oct-18 | CA Shivam Jaiswal |
Technical Quiz Competition
One day Technical Quiz Competition was organised by Civil Engineering Department, Marathwada Institute of Technology, Aurangabad in association with Indian Geotechnical Society, Aurangabad Chapter on 08 February 2020. The event was organised at CED, MIT, Aurangabad. The coordinators of the competition were,
- Mr. V. R. Upadhye (Asst. Professor, CED, MIT & IGS member)
- r. Hashmi Suhel (Asst. Professor, CED, MIT & IGS member)
The students of Civil Engineering branch from the various colleges nearby to Aurangabad city both UG (Second to Final Year) and Polytechnic (Final Year) were eligible to participate in the competition. The participants had to register in a team of two members for this competition. Total 31 teams participated from various engineering and polytechnic colleges. The names of these colleges are enlisted below.
- Marathwada Institute of Technology, Aurangabad
- Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Aurangabad
- Deogiri Institute of Engineering and Management Studies, Aurangabad
- Government Polytechnic, Aurangabad
- MIT Polytechnic, Aurangabad
- MIT Polytechnic, Rottegaon
- MGM Polytechnic, Aurangabad
- Mr. D. H. Tupe (Asst. Professor, CED, DIEMS, Aurangabad)
- Mr. S. N. Pathak (Head of the Department, CED, MIT Polytechnic, Rottegaon)
The event started with a welcome talk by Dr. Hashmi Suhel followed by an introductory talk by Dr. Manish Dixit (HCED, MIT Aurangabad & Secretary, IGS Aurangabad Chapter). After the inauguration, the competition started. Total four rounds of quizzes were conducted to finalise the winners of the competition. Eventually, three teams were selected based on the judges’ decision. Valedictory session were conducted at the end of the competition. Dr. Sayyad Ajij (Vice Principal, Academics, MIT Auranagbad) feliciated the winners with prizes and certificates. The first prize 2 was 2500 INR, second prize was 1500 INR and third prize was 1000 INR, which were sponcered by IGS Aurangabad. Besides, participation certificates were given to all the participants. Some of the souveniers of the event are shown through photos below.
One day workshop on “Accreditation Process and Documentation regarding NBA preparation”
Key note Speaker: Dr. Ashok Varne, Professor, K.K. Wagh Engineering College, Nashik Date :14-12-2019 Key Points:- NBA process has been discussed with presentation
- Explained the NBA documentation work for departmental level and Institute level as per the NBA guidelines
- Represented their college NBA work with criteria wise documentation files
- Necessary guidelines and suggestions are to be given for NBA coordinator and faculty members while facing committee visit
Total participants/faculties attended workshop: 30 Felicitation was done by Dr. H. M. Dharmadhikari (VP-Admin), MIT in presence of Dr. Sayyad Ajij (VP-Academics) , Dr. M. S. Dixit (HCED), Dr. S.R. Patil (HETCD), Dr. S. V. Lahane (HMED), Dr. R. B. Naik (HCSED), NBA coordinators and faculty members of Civil, Mechanical, Electronics Engineering Departments. The workshop was concluded (Vote of thanks) by Dr. Sayyad Ajij (VP-Academics).
Guest Lecture on “Journey of Life”
Guest Lecture on “Journey of Life”An enlightening talk by Dr. Sanjay G. Shah was organised at the Conference room, Main Building, Marathwada Institute of Technology, Aurangabad on Saturday, 30 November, 2019 at 2:30 pm. The focus of the talk was Health awareness and Motivation under the title “Journey of Life”. Dr. Sanjay Shah was accompanied by Dr. U.J. Kahalekar (Professor in Civil Engineering, GECA) during the visit to MIT. Dr. Sanjay G. Shah is a Chief Medical officer in S.V. National Institute of Technology, Surat, Gujarat. He did his MBBS from B.J. Medical College, Pune and post graduate studies from Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune. He conducts motivational talks to promote Universal Human Values and management of lifestyle diseases in Academic institutions, Industries, Corporate offices, Military Training Institutions & Social organizations etc. The session at MIT started with an introductory talk followed by felicitation of the guest by the Dr. N.G. Patil (Principal). Both VPs (Academics and Administration) and all Head of the Departments were present for the session. In addition approximately 25 faculty members from various departments were also present for the talk. Dr. Sanjay Shah, through a multimedia presentation, shows the various aspects of life and induce the participants to understand the importance of universal human values with focus on mental, spiritual and social wellbeing.
“Advances in Geotechnical Engineering and reliability of structures” Organized by IGS Aurangabad Chapter
46th IGS Local Chapter Inauguration at Aurangabad
Indian Geotechnical Society’s 46th - Local chapter was formally inaugurated at Aurangabad on 3rd Oct.2019 in Department of Civil Engineering, Marathwada Institute of Technology, Beed by pass road, Aurangabad. The Honorable Secretary of IGS – Dr. J.T. Shahu was the Chief Guest. Dr. Dasaka S. Murthy, Secretary – IGS Mumbai Chapter and Er. Vikas Patil, Chairman- IGS Pune chapter were Guest of honour. Dr. N.G. Patil, Principal, MIT were present. The President of G.S. Mandal’s, MIT group of institutions, Dr. Y.A. Kawade presided over the function. Dr. Manish S. Dixit, Secretary- IGS Aurangabad Chapter gave the preamble and informed about the objectives and goals of forming the chapter in Aurangabad. He emphasized on conducting proper geotechnical investigations so that the people and society as a whole will get benefitted from it. Dr. J.T. Shahu discussed the necessity of proper geotechnical investigation prior to any constructions. Dr. Dasaka S. Murthy and Er. Vikas Patil elaborated on the importance of geotechnical studies. Dr. Y.A. Kawade gave the presidential address. Er. S.G. Quadri, Joint Secretary, IGS Aurangabad chapter conducted the proceedings and gave the vote of thanks. The program ended by reciting national anthem.
“Physics, Civil Engineering and Research”
“Concept of Water Supply Project”
Expert Talk on Concept of Water Supply Project in Rural and Urban Area by Er. R. V. Mhaisekar was arranged for Final Year Students on 19 August 2019 (10am to 12 pm) Er. R. V. Mhaisekar discussed about water supply project. He highlighted on the stages in water supply scheme in Aurangabad. Location of the reservoir intake. Methods for the population forecasting, design period. In order to fulfill the water demand of the continuously growing population, it is essential to provide the sufficient and uniform quantity of water through the designed network of pipes. The general features of the area like information about the main water source, population of the area, demand of water, requirement of the pumps, distribution network and water tanks are essential for efficient design of water distribution system. Infrastructure for the collection, transmission, treatment, storage, distribution of water for homes, commercial establishments, industry, and irrigation, as well as for such public needs as fire fighting and street flushing. Water supply systems must also meet requirements for public, commercial, and industrial activities. In all cases, the water must fulfil both quality and quantity requirements. The water pressure to be apply while supply of water, and its damages to water pipe if not maintain the water pressure. The wastages due to improper water pressure. The contamination of water while supply of water. The build operation cost of water supply scheme. He also discussed about the Public Private Partnership; it is based upon the revenue collected by billing.
Lecture Talk on “Opportunities in Construction industries and skills required by employers”
DescriptionA lecture talks on “Opportunities in Construction industries and skills required by employers” was organized on 19 August 2019 from 10:00 to 12:00 am by Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad. It was delivered by Er.Parimal Marathe , Director, Progressive Expert Consulting Pvt Ltd for third year students. He guided students regarding implementation of theory in practice and also delivers the importance of civil engineering, Soft skills, Time management, and Construction management, Use of software and use of new technology as well as new materials in market. Total number of students was 54. The students were encouraged to participate in discussion after completion of lecture talk. Students were motivated to how become entrepreneur after completion of degree and discussed the requirement of employer when they are interested to be work on site with builder, contractors and structural designers. The expert talk was organized by Dr. M.N. Mangulkar under guidance of Head of department Dr M.S. Dixit. Guest profile was conveyed by Ms Archana Pathak. V.R. Upadhaye, Y.D. Shermale, Alka Wevhal were the staff members present for the expert talk.
Expert Lecture “Architectural, Structural & 3D designing software’s and its execution”
Expert Name: Er. Dnyaneshwar Surase Patil Expert’s key points shared:- Importance and application of Autocadsoftwares
- Explained the use of various Autocad 3D softwares in real filed applications
- Assurity of placement/job in MNC’s by doing this course
- Discusses the qualities / soft skills / Technical skills required for an engineer as per market demand.
Number of students were present: 56
Two days’ workshop on “Research Methodology and data analysis Techniques” on 29th& 30th March 2019
A “Two days’ workshop on“Research Methodology and data analysis Techniques” was organizedon 29th& 30th March 2019 by Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad in association with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. Students and staff members from various institutes like MIT-Engineering, MIT-B-Tech MIT- Polytechnic, Government College of Engineering, JNEC, DIEMS, SYCET and PES college of Engineering participated in the workshop. The total numbers of participants were 74. The aim of the workshop was to develop an awareness of various research methods applicable to various streams of engineering and technology. The participants shall be encouraged to take up research assignments in their area of interest with application of latest quantitative methods. The attitude of research is going to help every individual to be a better teacher and individual with larger perspective. The conveners of the workshop were Dr. M.N. Mangulkar. Co-Conveners were Dr. U.B.Kalwane and DrB.G.Toksha. Organizing secretory was Dr. M.S.Dixit. and organizing committee were V.R. Upadhye, S.T, Patil, S.G. Quadri, S.R. Survase, R.N. Chatorikar, A.V. Pathak, A. A. Ratnaparkhi, A. S. Wevhal, S.D. Mane and P.B. Suryawanshi,Syed Fahad, Y.D. Shermale, S.K.Swami, Ather khan , S.N.Pawar, Syed Mohsin, Dr.SuhelHashmi,took efforts for successful completion of the workshop.
“Two days’ workshop on Faecal Sludge Management” on 10th & 11th August 2018
A “Two days workshop on Faecal Sludge Management” was organized on 10th & 11th August 2018 by Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad in association with Government College of Engineering, Aurangabad and Unity Knowledge LLP, Pune. Students and staff members from various institutes like MIT-Engineering, MIT- Polytechnic, Government Engineering College, JNEC, DIEMS, SYCET and PES college of Engineering participated in the workshop. The total number of participants were 90. The aim of the workshop was to introduce the participants to Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) and to help them understand various aspects of Planning, Designing, Operating and maintaining a sustainable FSM system. Er. Ashok Alawni, Retd. (Chief Engineer, MJP, Mumbai), Er. Abhay Joshi (Unity Knowledge LLP), Er. Anwaar Ashraf, were the resource persons. Four sessions were conducted explaining the characterization of the Faecal Sludge, its treatment mechanism, collection& transport, and treatment technologies. The conveners of the workshop were Dr. U.J. Kahalekar (GECA) and Dr. M.S. Dixit (MIT). V.R. Upadhye, S.T, Patil, S.G. Quadri, S.R. Survase, R.N. Chatorikar, A.V. Pathak, A. A. Ratnaparkhi, A. S. Wevhal, S.D. Mane and P.B. Suryawanshi took efforts for successful completion of the workshop.
GUEST LECTURE on “Challenges in Railway Engineering: A Civil Engineer Perspective”
Date Time: -14/08/2018 A Guest Lecture by Mr. Gautam Musale, Executive Engineer, CentralRailway, Mumbai was organized for TE and BE students on the topic: Challenges in Railway Engineering: A Civil Engineer Perspective. He guided the students about various competitive exams. Being an expert in cracking the competitive exams, he showed various tricks to students which will be useful to achieve the success in such exams. Being an executive engineer in the railway department, he shared his experience highlighting various real-time engineering challenges.
e-Expert Talk on ‘GATE orientation for Aspirants’
Name of Expert: Dr. Vihangraj V. Kulkarni, Asst. Professor, NIT-Silchar Date: 22.12.2020 (Tuesday) Timing: 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Online Platform: Google Meet Class: Final Year and TY students (Shift-I & II) Number of students participated: 45 Event Coordinated by: 1) Nimish Swami 2) Ms. A. V. Pathak 3) Ram Chatorikar Key points discussed by the Expert as below:- Importance of GATE examination for higher studies and job recruitment
- Discussion on new GATE syllabus
- Guidelines regarding GATE examination preparation
- Doubt clearing session at end of expert talk
Seminar on “Health awareness”
IGS Aurangabad Chapter and Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad jointly organized an “Health awareness” seminar on 19-12-2020. Shri. Vikas Jagtap and Smt. Vishaka Jagtap were the speakers. Shri Vikas Jagtap being health and wellness coach since last 10 years guided the Staff members on the role played by nutrition and exercise in today’s stress full life. He explained the vital role, nutrition plays in the overall fitness of human body. The program was anchored by Prof. Archana Pathak. Dr. Manish Dixit, Hon. Secretary, IGS Aurangabad Chapter and Head of Civil Engineering Department MIT, Aurangabad expressed his views.
e-Expert Talk on ‘Career opportunities for Civil Engineers -Think like an Entrepreneur’
Name of Expert: Engr. Mr. Abhijit Bhamre, CEO, AAKAR Realties, Pune Date: 26.12.2020 (Saturday) Timing: 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Online Platform: Google Meet Class: Final Year and TY students (Shift-I & II) Number of students and faculties participated: 50 Event Coordinated by: 1) Ram Chatorikar 2) Ms. A. V. Pathak 3) Ms. Alka Wevhal Key points discussed by the Expert as below:- Career Opportunities for Civil Engineers in country and abroad
- Entrepreneurship skills require to start own business
- Guideline regarding Implant Training as part of curriculum
- Interactive session with the students for doubt clearing
e -Technical Paper Presentation
The Civil Engineering Department, Marathwada Institute of Technology, Aurangabad and Indian Geotechnical Society, Aurangabad Chapter jointly organised an e-Technical Paper Presentation Competition from 23/04/2020 to 03/05/2020. A total of 32 Groups from different colleges of Maharashtra took part in the competition. After the evaluation, results were declared and the certificates of winners were sent via e-mails. Prize distribution was done Prizes in the form of books, worth Rs. 2500 to the 1st winner, Rs. 1500 worth books to the 2nd winner and Rs. 1000 worth books to the 3rd winner, were given. Prof. S. T. Patil and Prof. V. R. Upadhye, Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad made sincere efforts in organizing the e-competition and made it successful. The prize distribution took place on 12 Sept.2020 The event was successful due to the valuable & precious guidance of Prof. Munish Sharma, DG, MIT, Dr. N. G. Patil, Principal, MIT and Dr. M. S. Dixit, Head, Civil Engineering Department, MIT, Aurangabad.
e-Expert Talk on ‘A practical approach to design water treatment plant’
Name of Expert: Engr. Mr. R. V. Mhaisekar Date: 12.12.2020 (Saturday) Timing: 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Online Platform: Google Meet Class: TY (Shift-I & II students) Number of students participated: 42 Event Coordinator: 1) Ram Chatorikar 2) Ms. Alka Wevhal Key points discussed by the Expert as below:
- Important parameters for design of water treatment plant
- Components of water treatment plant
- Importance of Head measurement in design of water treatment plant
- Economical consideration in design of water treatment plant
- Doubt clearing session at end of expert talk
e-Expert Talk on ‘Personality Development & Managerial Skills’
Expert talk was arranged for TE and BE students on “Personality Development & Managerial Skills” By Er. N.A. Joshi (Ex-Member MSEB) on dated 27th Feb. 2019. He brief about
- How our personality Develop with understanding our self.
- Evaluate what traits we see in our self, and what needs improvement.
- Identify and focus on the positive personality traits that strengthen our confidence, openness, perseverance, kindness, and humility.
15th National Youth Parliament Competition
15th National Youth Parliament Competition was held on 25th Oct. 2018 in our institute. Dr. Tarun Arora, Group Coordinator, NYPC and Dr, R.M. Damgir, Associate Professor, GECA were Judges for the event. In all 55 students of various streams participated in the event. Various issues related to Naxalism, GST, Inflation, Health care etc. were raised in the house. Honourable Dr. Y.M. Kawade presided over the event. Dr. Nilesh Patil, Principal, MIT lauded the participation of the students. The entire event was conducted and organized Prof. S.G. Quadri, NYPC – Institute coordinator.
Industry Visit
| Name of Organization/ industry | Class | No of Students visited | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bhandardara Dam Ahemadnagar Wilson Dam | Final Year B.Tech. Civil Engineers (Shift I + II) | 82 | October 11-12, 2019 |
| Rajendra RMC Plant Aurangabad | Second Year Civil Engineering students (First Shift) | 32 | 26th Sept 2019 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm |
| Visit to “Aurangabad Railway Station Yard” by TY students by | TY Students | 92 | 29-Aug-19 |
| Onde Day visit to “Road Geotechnical Test” | TY Students | 27-Jul-19 | |
| Industrial Visit Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) | TY CED students | 22-Mar-19 | |
| One Day Visit to “Khinvasra August Streets” | TYSS Students | 18-Sep-18 | |
| One Day Visit to “MERI Nasik” | TYFS students | 28-Sep-18 | |
| One Day Visit to “Orient Gold Cement Plant Jalgaon and GRF Jalgaon” | SYFS students | 20-Aug-18 | |
| One Day Visit to CWPRS Pune | SYSS students | 5-Apr-18 | |
| Two Day Visit to “Koyna Dam, Koynanagar, Satara” | TYFS students | 28-Mar-18 |
- I Shift:- Ms. Alka Wevhal, Shri. G. B.Raut (Sr. Lab attendant)
- II Shift:- Ram Chatorikar, Sujit Mane
Summary of the visit: The Aurangabad Municipal Corporation granted permission on 02.03.2020(Monday) to visit WTP at Pharola, Aurangabad. The WTP have two water treatment units at Pharola with capacity to treat water of 100 MLD (New) and 56 MLD (Old). The 56 MLD plant was set up in 1975, while the 100 MLD plant was established in 1992. Total Students of around 85 have visited new WTP. The various components of the treatment plant are Inlet chamber, Aeration and Pre chlorination, Chlariflocculator, Filtration tank, Post chlorination, Pump House and Chemical Laboratory for testing the samples.
Year 2020
Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), Kanchanwadi-Aurangabad Date of event: 03.03.2020 (Tuesday) Class: Final Year (B.E.)-Civil (I Shift and II Shift) Accompanying Teaching Staff:
- I Shift:- Ms. Alka Wevhal, Sunil Patil
- II Shift:- Ram Chatorikar, Sajed Khan Pathan
Visit to Wilson Dam, Bhandardara. Date of Visit- 29/01/2020 Venue: Wilson Dam, Bhandardara Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. A. A. Ratnaprkhi Prof. A.S.Wevhal Prof. S. D. Mane Prof. P. B. Suryawasnhi Total Number of Students: 46 (BE Civil Engineering.) About the Visit- On 29th January, a visit was planned to Wilson dam, Bhandardara, in Ahmednagar district for final year civil students. All the students of BE. Civil Engineering Department including four faculties from the Civil Engineering Department participated in this site visit. Students interacted with experts. The Purpose of Visit was-
- To make the students aware of the various components and terminologies related to dam.
- To make the students aware of design criteria for gravity dam, spillway and canals and its operation.
- To make the students aware of periodical maintenance schedule of the dam.
Bhandardara dam is one of the oldest dams in the country, and one of the most idealistic dam sites for a dam from civil engineering point of view. Construction work on Bhandardara dam was started in 1910 & completed in 1926 by the British administration. This dam is located 270 feet high above the river bed and 278 feet above its lowest foundation.
Year 2020
Visit to WALMI Date and Time: 8th April 2019, 10:00 AM Venue: WALMI, Paithan Road Departure Time: 10:00 am onwards Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. S.R.Survase Prof. A.S.Wevhal Total Number of Students: 35 (TE Civil Engg.) About Site Visit:
Visit to WALMIwas arranged on 8th April 2019 and departure time was 10:00 am onwards from MIT Campus, Sataraparisar, Beed by pass road Aurangabad. The purpose of visit was arrange to minimizing the gap between actual visualization and academics of different components of open channel flow, Evaporation pan, weighing and floating type rain gauge, Radar, Humidity measurements etc. for the Students of the Civil Engineering Department. Visit was coordinated by Prof.S.R.Survase and Prof.A.S.Wevhal.
All the students of T.E. Civil Engineering Department including two faculties from the Civil Engineering Department participated in this site visit. Students interacted with experts.
Dr.B.M.Sette, Dr.Harish Kulkarni, Dr.Bhagwat had given very valuable information about open channel flow, Evaporation pan, weighing and floating type raingauge, Radar, Humidity measurements etc. On behalf of entire Civil Engineering Department, Prof.S.R.Survase appreciates the for providing such a great opportunity to the students by allowing them to visit which will help the students in understanding various concepts and components of open channel flow in present and in future.
Year 2019 Industrial Visit to Jayakwadi Dam Date and Time: 10th June 2018, 10:00 AM Venue: Jayakwadi Dam, Paithan Departure Time: 10:00 am onwards Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. S.R.Survase Prof. A.S.Wevhal Total Number of Students: 35 (BE Civil Engg.) About Site Visit:The various components of the treatment plant are Inlet Chamber, mechanical and manual fine screen channel, mechanical grit chamber, SBR basins, chlorine contact tank, control room with automatic/ manual system etc.
Year 2018
Industrial Visit to Sardar Sarovar Dam Date : 28th - 30th September 2018, 10:00 AM Venue: Sardar Sarovar Dam Departure Time: 10:00 am onwards .Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. A.A. Ratnaparkhi Prof. A.S.Wevhal Prof. S.D. Mane Prof. P.B. Suryawanshi Total Number of Students: 35 (BE Civil Engg.) Objectives:
- To make the students aware of various components and terminologies related to dam.
- To expose the students to construction and application of various types of galleries in the dam.
- To make the students aware of design criterion for Gravity dam, spillway and canals and its operations.
- To make the students aware of periodic maintenance scheduled of the dam.
A frame Sardar Sarovar Dam, River Bed Power House (RBPH),Canal Bed Power House (CBPH), Canal, Statue of Unity.
Construction site visit of New Girls Hostel building, MIT Campus Date and Time: 3-Sept-2018, 10:00 AM Venue: New Girls Hostel building, MIT Campus, SataraParisar Duration: 2 hour. Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. U.S. Salunke Prof. S.N. Pawar Prof. A.V. Pathak Prof. Y.D. Shermale Total Number of Students: 70 (BE Civil Engg.) About Site Visit:
Construction Site Visit of New Girls Hostel building, MIT Campus was held on 5th Sept, 2018 at Site of MIT Campus, Sataraparisar, Beed by pass road Aurangabad for minimizing the gap between actual construction and Academics for the Students of the Civil Engineering Department. Event was coordinated by Prof. Umesh S. Salunke and Prof. Yogesh D. Shermale.
All the students of B.E. Civil Engineering Department including four faculties from the Civil Engineering Department participated in this site visit. Students interacted with Site Engineers, read the drawings of construction site and saw reinforcement detailing, formwork and concrete casting of combined footing, rectangular footing as well as columns having different sizes.
Er. Chaitanya Bhalerao (Site Engineer) had given very valuable guidance for the construction activities doing on the site. On behalf of entire Civil Engineering Department, Mr. Umesh S. Salunke appreciates the Er. Chaitanya Bhaleraoto providing such a great opportunity to the students by allowing them to visit this construction site which will help the students in understanding various concepts of civil engineering branch at present and in future.
Industrial Visit – Ralegan Siddhi &Hiware Bazaar Ahmednagar Date of visit/event: 21st February, 2018 Class: TE-Civil (I Shift and II Shift) Faculty Co-ordinator: 1. Dr. M.S. Dixit 2. S.G. Quadri 3. A.S. Wevhal 4. P.B. Suryawanshi 5. G.B. Raut (Lab Assistant) Description: A Visit to Ralegan siddhi and Hiware Bazar, Ahmednagar was organized for students of Final Year Civil Engineering for their project work on “Rural Development and Watershed Management” on 21 Feb.2018. Total 06 students participated in the visit. Dr.M.S.Dixit, Mr. S.G.Quadri, Ms. Alka wevhal and Ms. Pooja Suryawanshi participated in the visit. Key points about visit: Gabion Structure, Check Dam, Bandhara, Percolation Tank, Contour Farming
Infrastructure
Engineering Mechanics Laboratory
Engineering mechanics is one of the most important and basic subjects of structural and mechanical engineering. It is necessary for students to have practical knowledge of the subject.
Engineering mechanics lab involves various practical’s related to verification of various principles, theorems and laws of mechanics such as principle of moments, polygon law of forces, Lami’s theorem, and parallelogram law of forces. It also deals with the study of simple lifting machines like simple screw jack, worm and worm wheel, differential axle and wheel, single purchase crab winch etc. It also deals with determination of coefficient of friction bet various surfaces, reactions developed at beam supports
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory-
The objective of this laboratory is to determine the various parameters related to fluid flow in pipes and in open channels. At present it is equipped with various stand-alone equipment to carry out experiments like determination of metacentric height of a floating vessel, verification of the Bernoulli’s energy equation, study of transition from laminar to turbulent flow, determination of coefficient of discharge for obstruction flow meter (venturimeter/orifice meter), determination of discharge coefficient for various notches, determination of hydraulic coefficients for flow through an orifice, determination of friction coefficient for pipes of various diameters and calculation of minor head losses in pipes, determination of viscosity of fluid.
Surveying Laboratory-
Surveying Store lab is used to gain knowledge of equipments which are used instruments linear and angular measurements. Basic surveys such as conducting chain and compass traversing, levelling, theodolite traversing, plane table survey and setting out curves and civil works are conducted by use of equipments. Projects such as block contouring, road project to prepare L-section and setting out building are undertaken by this lab. Observations are recorded in field book so as to prepare the maps with suitable scale.
Higher surveys with the help of total station, mirror stereoscope, study of topo sheets and Preparation of contour map by using suitable software such as Surfer are conducted in laboratory. Major equipments which are used in laboratory are theodolite, dumpy level, auto level, tilting level, subtense bar etc.
Material Testing Laboratory
Material Testing is a range of highly precise and reliable techniques that determine and measure the characteristics of materials, such as Physical & Mechanical properties, effect of composition on strength of materials/specimens. Materials testing helps us to understand and quantify whether a specific material or treatment is suitable for a particular application. Hence, the Material Testing Lab gives practical knowledge to student for improving their skill, research. This lab is also used for consultancy of materials testing.
Engineering Geology Laboratory
Engineering geology is the application of the geology to engineering study for the purpose of assuring that the geological factors regarding the location, design, construction, operation and maintenance of engineering works are recognized and accounted for. Engineering geologists provide geological and geotechnical recommendations, analysis, and design associated with human development and various types of structures. The realm of the engineering geologist is essentially in the area of earth-structure interactions, or investigation of how the earth or earth processes impact human made structures and human activities.
Works completed by engineering geologists include; geological hazard assessments, geotechnical, material properties, landslide and slope stability, erosion, flooding, dewatering, and seismic investigations, etc. The principal objective of the engineering geologist is the protection of life and property against damage caused by various geological conditions. The practice of engineering geology is also very closely related to the practice of geological engineering and geotechnical engineering.
About Laboratory:
Engineering Geology lab contains collection of the following:
- Rock forming minerals
- Accessories to study the physical properties of minerals.
- Models showing Structural Geology.
- Charts showing other geological details of India and Maharashtra.
- Rock samples of Igneous rocks.
- Rock samples of Secondary rocks.
- Rock samples of Metamorphic rocks.
Computer Laboratory-
A well-equipped computer lab with advanced facilities is established for the benefit of the civil engineering students. At computer lab, students get professional training on STAAD Pro, 2D & 3D drafting of civil engineering drawings using the latest version of AutoCAD software. Students will also gain the knowledge of design and drafting needed for civil engineering discipline using Bentley SELECT subscription.The knowledge gained in the lab eventually equips the students to provide quality service once employed in the industry.
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory-
Geotechnical engineering is one of the important subjects in the Civil engineering field. Geotechnical engineering is the study of the behaviour of soils under the influence of loading forces and soil-water interactions. This knowledge is applied to the design of foundations, retaining walls, earth dams, clay liners, etc. As such, the geotechnical engineer is involved in field and laboratory investigations to determine the engineering properties of soils.
The Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory intends to train the students in the field of testing of soils to determine their physical, index and engineering properties. The student will gain hands-on experience in conducting soil laboratory tests to determine soil parameters needed for geotechnical engineering design, and to communicate this information with others.
These tests are done to find out the suitability of soil for the construction projects.
Transportation Engineering Laboratory-
Transportation lab is utilized by the Undergraduate students for Transportation Engineering Course. The lab is spacious and well equipped with all the major equipment’s to provide best laboratory facilities to cater the needs of the students. Facilities are available for Aggregate Testing, Bitumen Testing. The various Equipment available in the laboratory are Aggregate Impact Apparatus, Bitumen Penetration testing machine, Ring and Ball Apparatus , Fire and flash point Apparatus, Los Angles Abrasion testing machine and Ductility Testing Machine.
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
Environmental Engineering Laboratory is one of the most important laboratories of the Civil Engineering Department, where bachelor and graduate students perform experiments and lab work required by environmental engineering courses, and research work of their final projects. The laboratory provide societal services by conducting technical studies and laboratories analyses acquired by both private and public sectors in the fields of water, wastewater, air.
The laboratory composes modern and technically advanced instruments needed for water, wastewater and air quality. The laboratory has also many in-situ devices and equipment’s to perform different types of measurements and to take grab and composite water, wastewater, air samples.
Structural Dynamics & Earthquake Engineering Laboratory
The study of structural dynamics in civil engineering curriculum is commonly perceived to be a difficult exercise, more so in India, especially at the postgraduate and undergraduate level even at the graduate level (Included in Final Semester of the course as per D. BATU Syllabus), because of the mathematical nature of the subject. This difficulty is felt, not only by the students, but also by the teachers, who may not have had formal advanced level training in the subjects of earthquake engineering and structural dynamics. Thus, there exists a need to develop suitable teaching and learning aids to augment the classroom teaching of these subjects. One of the most effective ways to achieve this would be to develop a suite of simple experimental setups which would enable the study of basic issues related to vibration behaviour, such as, damping, dynamic response magnification, resonance, structural vibration under support motions, normal modes, vibration isolation, vibration absorption, dynamics with soft and/or weak first/intermediate stories, role of structural ductility in resisting dynamic loads, liquefaction of soils under dynamic loads, seismic wave amplification through soil layer, and rocking and up throw of rigid objects under dynamic base motions. These setups would provide valuable physical insights into the basic vibration behaviour of structures in general, and, structural dynamic responses under base motions, in particular. The work reported in this document contains the work done at the Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, as a part of a development project funded by the National Program on Earthquake Engineering Education, MHRD, and Government of India.
Introduction of Expert
