Introduction

Introduction

Profession of civil engineering retains its ancient aura even in the current era of electronic & computer revolution. This branch of engineering touches to the dire need of society, civilians which includes shelter & water, roads & bridges, dams & tunnels, environmental pollution and similar construction activities directly related to welfare of human being. As long as civilization exists & grows civil engineering profession will persist.

The department of civil engineering is having highly qualified teaching staff. It is well established with laboratories of modern equipments in Surveying

  • Engg. Mechanics
  • Strength of Material
  • Concrete Technology
  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Transportation Engineering
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Engineering Geology

The department is also having separate computer centre.

 

Programme Outcomes

Programme Outcomes

 

To build strong fundamental knowledge amongst students to pursue higher education and continue professional development in Electronics & other field.

 

To develop a qualitative educational and research platform to attract good students and faculty to carry out their academic and professional carrier here.
To develop state-of-art laboratory for the UG and PG students for the knowledge gain in advanced and recent technologies.
To be one of the leading department globally in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering in terms of producing quality engineers.
To bridge the gap between the industry and institute with expanding collaboration and partnerships with industry and other organization.
To enable student to achieve immediate employment in Electronics, Communication and IT related industries with appropriate title and compensation.
To nurture student to be sensitive to ethical, societal and environmental issues while conducting their professional work.
To provide an opportunity to work in inter disciplinary groups.
To provide strong foundation in basic science and mathematics necessary to formulate, solve and analyze electronics and communication engineering problems
To provide strong foundation in electron devices, electronic circuits, analog and digital electronics, signals and systems and digital signal and Image processing concepts.
To provide good knowledge of communication engineering and their applications in wireless communication, cellular and mobile communication.
To provide basic knowledge of electromagnetic theory to transmission lines and waveguides and their applications in microwave engineering
To achieve global recognition in the field of VLSI designing, Embedded systems and Robotics.
To provide necessary foundation on computational platforms and software applications related to the respective field of engineering
To prepare graduates to solve problems by working in team environments and to effectively communicate professional knowledge among their peers, customers, supervisors etc.
To produce technically competent graduates with ability to analyze, design, develop, optimize and implement electronic systems and enable them to solve general engineering problems

 

Programme outcomes of the under graduate programme in Electronics Engineering

Ability to understand and apply differential equations, integrals, matrix theory, probability theory, Laplace, Fourier and Z transformations for engineering problems.
Ability to understand and apply basic science, electronic circuits, electromagnetic theory, communication theory and apply them to electronics and communication engineering problems.
Ability to model and analyze electron devices and digital electronics and their application to analog communication, digital communication and wireless communication.
Ability to understand and analyze VLSI, Computer Network, Computer Architecture and Embedded systems.
Ability to handle the engineering aspects of integrated circuits fabrication and their applications
Ability to understand and analyze the antennas, transmission lines and microwave devices
Ability to review, prepare and present technological developments.
Ability to form a group and develop or solve engineering hardware and problems.
To understand and apply computing platform and software for engineering problems
To understand ethical issues environments impact and acquire management skills.
Ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
Ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability
Ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
Ability to understand professional and ethical responsibility.
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context
Ability to a recognize the need for, and engage in life-long learning
To acquire knowledge of contemporary issues
Ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice
Ability to initiate interdisciplinary projects
Ability to generate ideas leading to research
Ability to adapt to changing technological scenarios

Programme outcomes of the post graduate programme in Electronics and Commn. Engg.

Ability to understand in depth the Design, Analysis and Simulation of Electronics and Communication Engineering Applications.
Ability to understand and apply s/w tools in solving various Electronics and Communication Engineering problems.
Ability to model and analyze real time problems.
Ability to develop research skill leading to innovations.
To understand ethical issues and acquire management skills.
Ability to design a system, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability
Ability to understand professional and ethical responsibility.
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context
Ability to initiate interdisciplinary research projects
Ability to adapt to changing technological scenarios

 


Vision

To contribute our nation and the whole domain through quality for scientific and technical education and research; to serve as a treasured resource for productiveness and society; and remain a source of vanity for all Indians.

Mission

To provide idiosyncratic and pertinent education in an environment of scientific, technological, and professional knowledge establishment and innovation.
To engender innovative knowledge by imparting pioneering research and to promote academic evolution by offering high-tech undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
To ascertain, based on insight of Indian, regional and global requirements, areas of specialism upon which the institute can focus.
To undertake concerted projects offering prospects for continuing interaction with academia and industry.
To enhance human potential to the maximum extent such that intellectual people can emerge out with various professions.

Values

  • Educational integrity and responsibility.
  • Admiration and acceptance for the views of every individual.
  • Responsiveness to issues of national importance as well as of universal concern.
  • Extensiveness of understanding, including awareness of the human sciences.
  • Appreciation of academic excellence and ingenuity.
  • An autonomous essence of exploration, rationality and enterprise.

 

Career opportunities

Career opportunities

The activities of civil engineers provide them with opportunities in a variety of locations from city centres to remote construction sites. Employment pportunities are available in various State and Central Government and Semi-Government departments, viz., P.W.D., irrigation, environment, railways, municipal or local bodies, corporation etc. and private sectors (like design, consultancy and construction firms). There is ample scope for self-employment. With a large outlay in government sector and a matching outlay in private sector, there will be adequate employment opportunities for civil engineers for years to come. There is a consistent and continuous demand for civil engineers.


Department Information

Department Electronics
Dept Location Main Building, 2nd floor
Established year 1983
Head of Department Prof. SHAH V K
Phone no. 02382-221255
Email Id vks_007@rediffmail.com
UG Prog Name Electronics Engineering
UG Prog Intake 60
PG Prog Name Electronics & Communication Engineering (M.Tech.)
PG prog Intake 18
Reasearch Prog -
Total Classroom 4
Total Labs 12
Faculty Student ratio 1:15
Total Prof 0
Total Associate Prof 5
Total Assistant Prof 7
Total Faculty 12
Supporting Tech Staff 4
Supporting Non Tech. Staff 2

Faculty

Faculty  

(Permanent:08     Adhoc/Other:05     Total:13)

Name Designation Qualification Experience Email Address Area of Specialization Image
Teaching Industry
Prof. SHETE G N (HOD) Asst. Prof. M.E. Structure 19   gundappashete1967@gmail.com Structural Engineering
Prof. UPASE K S Asso. Prof. M.E. Structure 31   upaseks@gmail.com Structures
Prof. DESHPANDE S G Asso. Prof. B.E., M.Tech 21 Years   sgdeshpande@msbecl.ac.in

Environmental Engineering

Prof. HAMANE A A Asst. Prof. B.E., M.Tech 12   hamane.ajay@gmail.com Structural Engineering
Prof.Shaikh A.N. Asst. Prof. B.E., M.E. 7   ayazoddin@gmail.com Structural Engineering
Prof.Kariappa M.S. Asst. Prof. B.E., M.E. 3   manoramakmande@gmail.com Structural Engineering
Prof.Rajput R.P. Asst.Prof. B.E., M.Tech 9 5 ratanprajput@gmail.com Construction Management
Prof.Wale S.V. Asst.Prof. B.E., M.Tech 3   shubhamwale1@gmail.com Civil

Laboratory Details

Laboratory Details

1.Analog and Digital Communication

Room no. : 205 B

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. S. R. Halhalli

Work Area (Specialization): Analog and Digital Communication

List of equipment’s

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (G W INSTEK) 01
2 Oscilloscopes (G W INSTEK) 08
3 Signal Generator (APLAB,L & T) 08
4 AM / FM Generator 100KHz - 260 MHz 01
5 DC Power Supply 0-30 Volts, 2A (APLAB) 08
6 Analog Communication kits (SCIENTECH) 01
7 Computers P-IV 02
8 Digital Communication Kits (SCIENTECH) 01

2.Microwave Engineering and Fiber Optics Communication Laboratory

Room no. : 204 - A And 204- B

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. B. A. Patil

Work Area (Specialization): Microwave Engg. and Fiber Optics Communication

List of equipment’s

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (G W INSTEK) 01
2 Analog & Digital Storage Oscilloscopes 01
3 Microwave Bench 02
4 Microwave components 30
5 Fiber Optic Communication Kits 01
6 Computers P-IV 02

3.Power Electronics Laboratory

Room no. : 205-A

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. U. B. Solapurkar

Work Area (Specialization): Power Electronics

List of equipment’s

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 Power Analyzer 01
2 Poweroscope 15 MHz 01
3 True RMS DMM 08
4 Power Factor Meter 08
5 Wattmeter 08
6 DC Motor 01
7 DC Chopper Controller 01
8 AC Tachogenerator 01
9 Induction Motor Drives 01
10 4 Quadrant Chopper Drives(POWERCON) 01
11 Stator Voltage Controller 01
12 Resonant Converter 01

4.Basic Electronics and Electronic Design Laboratory

Room no. : 207-A,And 207 B

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. V. K. Shah

Work Area (Specialization): Basic Electronic Devices and Electronic Circuit Design

List of equipment’s

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 CRO (G W INSTEK) 08
2 Function generator (APLAB) 08
3 Power Supply (SCIENTECH ,APLAB) 08
4 DMM (MECO) 16
5 Universal Programmer 01
6 P-4 machines 08
7 HP Printer 01
8 PCB Manufacturing Equipments 01 Set
9 DSO(G W INSTEK) 01

5.Post Graduate Laboratory

Room no. : 209-A

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. V. S Bale

Work Area (Specialization): MATLAB Fundamentals and Programming Techniques, Major Project of Post Graduate students

List of equipment’s

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 DSO 100 MHz 04
2 60MHz Oscilloscope 31
3 MATLAB Simulink 01
4 CASPOC Power circuit Simulator 132
5 NG Spice 23 12
6 MENTOR GRAPHICS TOOLS 01

6.VLSI Design and Embedded System Laboratory

Room no. : 207-B

Area: 400 sq. ft.

Laboratory In-charge: Prof. S. S. Shetkar

Work Area (Specialization): VLSI

List of equipment’s (VLSI)

Sr. Name of Equipment Quantity
1 Computer with operating system LINUX (Redhat) 20
2

Student Corner

ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS

Office bearers of A.C.E.S

Designation Name
President Abhijeet Suryawanshi
Vice President Vikas Gaikwad
Secretary Anuja Joshi
Treasurer Tajmmal Bodke
Co-ordinator Deepika Morge
Joint Co-ordinator Neha Admane
Joint treasurer Madhubala Birajdar
Joint Secretary Himanshu Andurkar
Event Head Pruthviraj Chavan

Events