department of civil engineering
student development ACTIVitiES
Various number of students development activities are constantly being practiced in each classrooms, enforced by our Center of Learning and Teaching
PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
DESIGN-THINKING-BOOT-CAMP
Activity Based Learning
CRASH-COURSES
INDUSTRIAL-TRAINING-BY-EXPERTS
INDUSTRY-PEOPLE-INTERACTION
Onsite-teaching
MANAGEMENT-GAME
Hydraulic-Bridge
LIGHT-HOUSE
TOWER-CRANE
industrial
case study
Naturally, students are more inductive than deductive, they learn better from examples than from logic. So, we believe that the use of case studies is a very effective classroom technique. Students will be provided with an industrial case study linked with the concept or subject, where they got to explore how their learning are applied in the real world situations. This helps the students to actively engage in figuring out the principles from the examples.
- P.Selvaprasanth,Assistant Professor,Civil Engineering and his team provided a solution for Customer feedback on Inaugurating new branch in Coimbatore for Sakthi Construction,Cumbum.Customer feedback can be collected by the field surveyors based on people’s opinion regarding their point of view such as cost, Esthetics, Reliability etc., Survey can be done by the door step Data collection.Collected data analysed by studying the feedback of the customers.Multiple solutions were arrived by the team.Finallu feasible and possible solution were given by the team.
- K.Arumugam,Associate Professor in Civil Engineering and his team provided a solution on Corrosion of reinforcing steel represents the most widespread form of deterioration of concrete structures. It affects reinforced concrete which is exposed to the effects of carbonation and/or to significant concentrations of chloride salts. Over the past decade, however, the concrete repair industry has developed novel techniques that are claimed to restore the protective character of cover concrete by introducing corrosion inhibitors into the carbonated and/or chloride-contaminated material.
- R.Anuradha, Professor,Civil Engineering and her team provided a solution for Concrete paving for Precast factory problem – sleepers 200mm precast construction in factory was done by using EOT which is uneconomical, time consumption and also it is not energy efficient. Servicing the equipment is also a very big problem it takes two days. Due to this delay manufacturing will get affected.
- G.Iyappan ,Assistant Professor and his team provided a solution for modified paverblock with Mineral Admixtures association with Industry of Ahimsai International Private Limited Coimbatore
students'
mini projects
Project-based learning is an instructional approach, which helps the students in developing knowledge and skills by engaging in projects and solving real world challenges/problems.
We practice project based learning by encouraging the students to do minimum two mini project per semester. Students are progressively taking up the tasks and projects to pad up their skill-set.