PG in Civil (Structural Engineering)



In the recent period, a wide range of remarkable structures and skyscrapers are being designed and built across the world. The Structural Engineering aims to connect the demands of geometry, materials, and forces for various types of civil engineering structures. The aim of the Post Graduate Program in Structural Engineering is to develop competent structural engineers who are industry ready to work in the profession and are able to design the low and high rise residential and commercial buildings in steel and reinforced concrete, bridges, water tanks, industrial structures such as transfer towers, chimneys, silos, and marine structures etc. The program also gives the insight into investigation, assessment and strengthening of the damaged structures. The program also refines the research skills of the students to provide a competitive edge while embarking their career.


Career Opportunities in the Program

Structural engineering is the specialized branch of civil engineering that deals with the structural design, structural stability, reliability of the construction, withstanding seismic forces and other forces etc. The major employers of structural engineers include:

  • Start own structural design consultancy firm
  • Engineering consultancies firm/ Design offices
  • Local authorities
  • Oil companies
  • Railway operators
  • Public utility companies
  • The Civil Service
  • The Armed Forces
  • State and Central Government Establishments

 

Program Outcomes

  • An ability to independently carry out research /investigation and development work to solve practical problems.
  • An ability to write the present substantial technical report/documents.
  • Students should be able to demonstrate a degree of mastery over the area as per the specialization of the program. The mastery should be at a level higher than the requirements in the appropriate bachelor program.

Program Specific Outcomes

  • An ability to use modern engineering tools, software and equipment to critically analyze, design, perform experiments and interpret investigations to solve real time civil and structural engineering problems.
  • An ability to independently carry out research and able to pursue higher education in Structural Engineering domain.
  • Work and communicate efficiently as an individual or part of, within multi-disciplinary domain in executing and managing Civil Engineering projects.

Program Educational Objectives

  • To impart and develop knowledge with conceptual and analytical skills to analyze, design and build sustainable infrastructures to cater the needs of society.
  • To promote research activities and undertake research projects to work on the problem statements concerned to the sustainable growth of construction industry and society.
  • Practice their profession with leadership, ethics and social responsibility to formulate solutions that are technically sound, economically viable, and socially acceptable.
L=Lectures,T=Tutorial,P=Practical,E=Theory External,M=Theory Internal,I=Practical Internal,V=Practical External
Subject codeBranch codeSubject NameCategorySemesterLTPCreditEMIVTotal Marks
370000220Disaster ManagementAudit120005000050
3710001
20Research Methodology and IPRMLC11022002080100
371201120Advanced Structural AnalysisCore -I1302470302030150
3712012
20Advanced Concrete DesignCore -II1302470302030150
371201320Analytical and Numerical methods for
Structural Engg.
Program Elective -I1302470302030150
371201420Theory and applications of cement
composites
Program Elective -I1302470302030150
371201520Theory of structural stabilityProgram Elective -I1302470302030150
371201620Theory of Thin plates & shellsProgram Elective -II1302470302030150
371201720Advanced Solid MechanicsProgram Elective -II1302470302030150
371201820Structural OptimizationProgram Elective -II1302470302030150
370000120English for Research Paper WritingAudit Course220005000050
372202320Structural Design ProjectCore20042001000100
372200720Advanced Steel DesignCore III2302470302030150
372201620Structural DynamicsCore IV2302470302030150
372201720Design of FormworkProgram Elective III2302470302030150
372201820Design of High rise structuresProgram Elective III2302470302030150
372201920Design of Masonry structuresProgram Elective III2302470302030150
372202020Structural Health Monitoring &
Retrofitting of Structures
Program Elective IV2302470302030150
372202120Design of Bridge StructuresProgram Elective IV2302470302030150
372202220Soil structure interactionProgram Elective IV2302470302030150
373200620Design of Prestressed Concrete StructuresProgram Elective V33003703000100
373200720Earthquake Resistant Design of structuresProgram Elective V33003703000100
373200820Advanced Design of foundations systemsProgram Elective V33003703000100
373000620Industrial SafetyOpen Elective I33003703000100
373000720Operation ResearchOpen Elective I33003703000100
373000220Internal Review-IInternal Review30042001000100
373000320Dissertation Phase-IDissertation300168000100100
374000120Internal Review-IIInternal Review40042001000100
374000220Dissertation Phase-IIDissertation4002814000100100


  • Well Configured Computer Laboratory with state-of-art analysis and design software
  • Available Software are from Bentley Systems and Autodesk
  • Software available such as STADD Pro, Advanced STADD, 3D Structural Analysis, PLAXIS, WaterCAD, StormCAD, MX Roads and etc.
  • Remote access of software

Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

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