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Prof. S.A.S.Mohammed, |
BE (Civil), ME ( Env Engg), Ph.D., AM ASCE( USA), MISTE |
Professor and Head, Dept. of Civil Engineering |
The primary objective of B.E in Civil Engineering program at HKBK College of Engineering is to produce the well-balanced civil engineers who have excelled in varied fields, ranging from academics to project management. HKBK is one of the best civil engineering colleges in Bangalore that offers the best programs designed as per international standards. The course comprises of practical training, guest lectures and industrial visits along with project work and exposure to several civil engineering software programs.
Being the top civil engineering college in Karnataka, we offer specialized knowledge ranging from geotechnical engineering to structural engineering. The important subdivisions of this field include irrigation engineering, structural engineering transportation engineering, hydraulic engineering, etc.
Unique methodology for enriched learning
The teaching methodology at HKBK ensures a perfect balance of theory and practical learning. The department has well-equipped labs for enriching the practical learning experience of the students. The graduates at HKBK are well prepared to solve the current civil engineering problems and have the ability to adapt to future problems in the related field.
The civil engineering program teaches students the fundamentals of engineering design and the potential applications related to the field. The program is brilliantly designed and caters to the learning requirements of the students from basic to advanced levels. On completion of the civil engineering course at HKBK, graduates can apply their knowledge and skills to solve various civil engineering challenges. They can flourish their careers in areas of irrigation, structural design, planning, design, and construction of roads, bridges, tunnels etc. We have academic collaboration with some industries for practical training of our students that help them understand the concepts easily.
“To transform the department into a center of excellence, producing quality civil engineers for the nation and for humanity with special emphasis towards sustainable development equipped with knowledge, skill, character, and capability to compete at all levels”
“To provide high-quality technical education and training with research aptitude to the budding civil engineers, to nurture excellent civil engineering skills, human and social values, enhance national and global competence”
Year | Tution Fee (Rs.) | University & Extra fees | Total (Rs.) |
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1 | 125000 | 15000 | 140000 |
2 | 80000 | 15000 | 95000 |
3 | 80000 | 15000 | 95000 |
4 | 80000 | 15000 | 95000 |
Civil Engineers of today’s digital world have undergone a phase change from drawing boards to touch screens. In this technological evolution teaching and preparing future professional Civil Engineers is challenging and needs continuous upgrades on basic engineering principles and computational skills.
With the advent of AI, machine learning and 3D printing, Civil Engineering profession is undergoing a revolution, for more than 150 years all our infrastructural facilities were dumb structures but now with the integration of knowledge of various branches, Civil engineers are equipped to design and maintain smart, robust and resilient structures which have made them go into places thought to be impossible a few decades. Such as below ground, deep inside oceans, and have moved into the outer space. Technology would drive them to build sustainable and habitable structures on Moon and Mars soon.
Indian Scenario
In India, 95 billion sq. ft. is the predicted demand in the construction industry and real estate. There is such high demand, but the sector lacks sufficient workforce to meet this growing demand. It has been estimated that there is a demand-supply gap in the range of 82 % and 86 % for skilled civil engineers, architects, and others and hence our country needs 4 million skilled civil engineers. Jobs in Civil Engineering are expected to grow by 6 percent between 2018 and 2028, which amounts to an additional increase of 20,500 jobs annually on the present demand.
Programme Specific outcomes (PSO’s)
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO’s):
Programme Outcomes (PO’s)
Academic Year 2015-16 (7th & 8th Semester Toppers)
Sl No. |
USN |
Student Name |
Father Name |
% of Marks |
1 |
1HK15CV090 |
Surendra Kumar Singh |
Ramanek Singh |
88.79 |
2 |
1HK15CV092 |
Syed Mujtaba Hussaine |
Syed Mohammed Hussain |
84.52 |
3 |
1HK15CV041 |
Karthik Prasad |
Nagesh Sherugar |
79.79 |
4 |
1HK15CV108 |
Zubair Ahmed |
Najeeb Ahmed |
79.71 |
5 |
1HK15CV079 |
Roja Kt |
Thippeswamy K H |
79.38 |
Academic Year 2016-17 (5th & 6th Semester Toppers)
Sl No. |
USN |
Student Name |
Father Name |
% of Marks |
1 |
1HK16CV058 |
Muna Kumar Sah |
CHHOTE SAH TELI |
81.56 |
2 |
1HK16CV011 |
Ananda Purbe |
Umesh Purbe Sudi |
79.50 |
3 |
1HK16CV037 |
Khatija Banoo |
Mohd Rahim |
76.44 |
4 |
1HK16CV020 |
Bharat Bist |
Jay Bahadur Bist |
76.44 |
5 |
1HK16CV073 |
Shahid Amin Bhat |
Muhammad Amin Bhat |
76.25 |
Academic Year 2017-18 (3rd &4 Semester Toppers)
Sl No. |
USN |
Student Name |
Father Name |
% of Marks |
1 |
1HK17CV002 |
Abdul Mannan Ansari |
Islam Miya |
82.08 |
2 |
1HK17CV028 |
Mohammed Yunus |
Mohammed Abdul Mutallib |
78.45 |
3 |
1HK17CV047 |
Usha M B |
Basavaraju. M |
77.28 |
4 |
1HK17CV022 |
Md Aquib |
Md Asjad |
76.74 |
5 |
1HK17CV026 |
Mohammed Raquib |
Mohammed Zubair |
75.45 |
Academic Year 2017-18 (1st & 2nd Semester Toppers)
Sl No. |
USN |
Student Name |
Father Name |
% of Marks |
1 |
1HK18CV002 |
Abhishek Rai |
Virendra Kumar Rai |
82.48 |
2 |
1HK18CV003 |
Afsha Fathima |
Syed Iqbal Ahmed |
77.68 |
3 |
1HK18CV026 |
Nabin Ghale |
Durga Bahadur Ghale |
74.24 |
4 |
1HK18CV027 |
Nadeem Pasha |
Rizwan Pasha |
71.14 |
5 |
1HK18CV038 |
Sohel S Koppal |
Shiraj K Koppal |
64.46 |
2019-20
1. Students participated in the 20th VTU Youth festival "Insignia" at SDM - Dharwad during November 2019 and won many prizes.
2. Internship cum consultancy talk delivered by M/S SWIFTERZ regarding consultancy opportunities to Civil Engineers on 25th February 2020.
3. Edu Cadd conducted a day worshop on Auto cadd and 3ds Max on 12th September 2019.
4. Students participated in a seminar on "Psycho- social well being and gender sensitization" held on 26th February 2020.
5. Our former student Mr. Syed Mujtaba Hussaine has been selected for a M.S. course in Civil Engineering at National Central University (NCU), Taiwan with a scholarship of 1,20,000 NT$ ( New Taiwanese Dollar) per year.
The department of Civil Engineering released a book titled " First five years of Civil at HKBK CE" to celebrate completing five years.
https://hkbk.edu.in/backend/backend/Overall Merged including cover page and back-(PDF).pdf
PROJECT TITLE | GUIDE NAME | STUDENT NAMES |
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A study on enhancement of geotechnical properties of Nano calcium silicate (NCS) amended soils | Ms. M Nihar& Dr. Syed Abu Sayeed Mohammed | AnugnaYadav |
MuhammedNazish | ||
T.Vinod Kumar | ||
Ovan |
PROJECT TITLE | GUIDE NAME | STUDENT NAMES |
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Studies on almond shell amended expansive soil as a prospective geotechnical material | Dr. Syed Abu Sayeed Mohammed | BurhanUlWafa |
Aqsa Bashir | ||
Syed ZahidNabi | ||
Adil Ahmad Handoo |
PROJECT TITLE | GUIDE NAME | STUDENT NAMES |
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Feasibility study on Self-Sustaining Green Colony | Dr. Syed Abu SayeedMohammed | Mohammed FurhanShariff |
Mohammed Imran | ||
Muhammad Umar Sharieff | ||
Shoaib Khan M |
2019-2020
1. Mr. Mohammed Umais and Mrs. Rashmi Dandavati have attended a 5 day FDP on "Hands on training on project management software (MS Projects) at Coimbatore Institute of Technology under Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on teachers and teaching scheme. from 7th to 11th March 2020.
2. The dept. of Civil Engineering and Dept of Chemistry, HKBK CE conducted one day FDP on Research methodology on 26/10/2019, The speaker for the day was Dr. Javed G.S. an Alumni of IISc. ( Bengaluru). The following topics were covered Introduction, What is research, How to define a research problem, Test case of problem definition of HKBK, Design thinking for UG/PG faculty, how to report a research problem and its solution followed by question and answer session.
3. Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed, Head,Dept. of Civil Engineering presented a research proposal at Indian Technology -Innovation & Entrepreneurship conclave (I-TEC) on 3-4th January 2020, organised by the REVA University.
4. Mr. Mohammed Abdul Lateef and Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed presented two papers at an International conference on Innovative trends in Civil Engineering for sustainable development (ITCSD- 2019) held at National Institute of Technology- Warangal during 13-15th September 2019.
2018-19
Faculty Name | Seminar/FDP/Workshop etc attended and detail of publication if any | Date | Place |
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Jaya Karunya | 1. Workshop on syllabus discussion of CBCS scheme | February 2018 | BNMIT, Bangalore |
2. FDP - Autonomization of HKBK (CBCS) | June 2018 | HKBKCE, Bangalore | |
3. Workshop - Internationalization - a paradigm shift | December 2018 | Ambedkar Institute of technology, Bangalore | |
M.Nihar | 1."PEDAGOGY TRAINING IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION" by VTU -HRDC | January 2018 | Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur |
2."MOODLE" by VTU Belagavi | April 2018 | HKBKCE, Bangalore | |
3."CBCS BASED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AUTONOMY" | February 2018 | HKBKCE, Bangalore | |
Mubarak Ali | 1.Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) | September 2018 | GMIT, Davanagere. |
2.FDP- "CBCS BASED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AUTONOMY" | February 2018 | HKBKCE,Bangalore | |
3.FDP- "Understanding Adolescents" | February 2018 | HKBKCE,Bangalore | |
4.FDP on Research methodologies and technical paper presentation | March 2016 | HKBKCE,Bangalore | |
BidishaChakrabarti | 1.Seminar on “Writing technical papers” | October,2017 | Reva University |
2.Annual Conference Of IRC(Indian Road congress) | November,2017 | Palace ground ,Bangalore | |
3.Annual conference of KSTA (Karnataka Science and Technological Academy) | January,2018 | Reva University | |
4.Paper presented in Reva research Conclave | March,2018 | Reva University | |
5. Paper publication: Two-dimensional Slope stability analysis with varying slope angle and slope height by PLAXIS-2D |
November,2017 | JETIR – International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research | |
6.Paper publication: Two-Dimensional Slope Stability Analysis by Plaxis-2d |
March,2018 | Reva University | |
Mohammed Shahbaaz | FDP- "CBCS BASED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AUTONOMY" | February 2018 | HKBKCE |
FDP on Software Application Lab | July 2018 | Rajarajeswari Institute of Technology, Bangalore | |
Guided a Project which qualified for Finals in State Level Student Project Program by KSCST | August 2018 | Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology, Davangere. | |
AdilNadeemHussain | 1.Remodelling of Water distribution network | 2015 | IJCRD- International journal of combined research and development. |
2.Comparative analysis of water distribution network remodelled by EPANET and LOOP Program | 2016 | IJERD-International journal of Engineering research and development, SVIT, Hyderabad. | |
Mohammed Abdul Lateef | FDP- "CBCS BASED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AUTONOMY" | February-2018 | HKBK CE Bangalore |
FDP- "Understanding Adolescents" | February-2018 | HKBK CE Bangalore | |
Presented a Paper on “Strength Characteristics of Nano Calcium Silicate, Fly Ash and Lime Blended Tropical Soils” |
March-2018 | OrlandoUSA | |
International Foundation Congress and Equipment Exposition (IFCEE)-2018 | March-2018 | OrlandoUSA | |
“New model Curriculum for first year BE/B.tech-CBCS detailed syllabus (2018-19) as per Outcomes (CO) and Bloom’s Taxanomy” | May-2018 | BNMIT - Bangalore |
GEOTECHNICAL LAB
Geotechnical engineering is a sub-discipline of civil engineering that analyzes the physical, mechanical, and chemical properties of “earth materials” (i.e. Soil, sub-soils, and rock). Based on this analysis, geotechnical engineers determine the safest, longest-lasting, and, hopefully, most environmentally equitable foundational designs. In the Civil Engineering department, Geotechnical engineering Laboratory was established in the year of 2014. The laboratory is equipped with all modern machinery. Here the student’s theoretical knowledge is reinforced with practical problems. By performing all the experiments students will able to get the knowledge regarding Summary of all subsurface exploration data, including subsurface soil profile, exploration logs, laboratory or in situ test results, and groundwater information and Interpretation and analysis of the subsurface data and Specific engineering recommendations for design, Discussion of conditions for the solution of anticipated problems; and Recommended geotechnical special provisions.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LAB
Environmental engineering is the application of science and engineering principles to protect and utilize natural resources, control environmental pollution, improve environmental quality to enable healthy ecosystems and comfortable habitation of humans. It is based on multiple disciplines including geology, hydrology, biology, chemistry, physics, medicine, engineering, management, economics, law, etc. Environmental engineering involves water supply, pollution control, recycling, waste (solid and liquid) disposal, radiation protection, industrial hygiene, environmental sustainability, and public health. The lab mainly deals with the determination of physio-chemical and bacteriological properties of water. This will also aid to determine optimum dosing for common physiochemical treatments. The lab contains relevant fundamental chemistry and biology concepts/theories and their applications in environmental engineering. The key tests include Physical, chemical, and bacteriological tests of water and wastewater. Sampling and laboratory analysis of air and solid waste are also discussed in this lab.
FUILD MECHANICS LABORATORY
This lab helps to carry out the Laboratory tests on the different properties of Fluid in static and as well as the dynamic conditions and also investigate the flows through pipes and various channels, Losses of flow, Efficiency of Turbine, etc. The laboratories cater to the needs of students in the subject of fluid mechanics and fluid machines. It strengthens and broadens the students' knowledge of incompressible fluid mechanics.
To provide hands-on experience with flows that are more complex, nonlinear, or unsteady than are typically studied in a lecture course. The laboratory is equipped with a large number of equipment and experimental setups to study the fundamentals and applied aspects of fluid mechanics and fluid machines.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY LAB
Engineering geology studies may be performed during the planning, environmental impact analysis, civil or structural engineering design, value engineering and construction phases of public and private works projects, and during post-construction and forensic phases of projects. Works completed by engineering geologists include; geological hazard assessments, geotechnical, material properties, landslide and slope stability, erosion, flooding, dewatering, and seismic investigations, etc.
Engineering geology studies are performed by a geologist or engineering geologist that is educated, trained and has obtained experience related to the recognition and interpretation of natural processes, the understanding of how these processes impact human-made structures (and vice versa), and knowledge of methods by which to mitigate against hazards resulting from adverse natural or human-made conditions. The principal objective of the engineering geologist is the protection of life and property against damage caused by various geological conditions.
CAD LAB
CAD Lab of this department was established for the concept to study the detailed working drawings of structures. This lab is to primarily facilitate students to evolve concepts and convert it into a complete product. The department covers CAD and STAAD-PRO (Structure analysis and design software) which benefits the students to study the design and detailing of structures and their components.
The lab is well equipped with computers and the required software. Students study scale factors, sections of drawing, planning of residential buildings and it’s detailing of structural components such as staircase, beams, columns, slab, retaining walls, water tank, etc. which make our students well versed to prepare detailed working drawings and also inculcate managerial skills also.
SURVEY LAB
The main objective of this study is to help students in gaining practical experience by exposing them to various techniques of field surveying. The students will have an understanding of the concepts involved in the preparation of layouts, plans, maps, etc. At this juncture, the present course on Surveying Lab -plays a vital role in enhancing the knowledge of an aspiring civil engineer. This lab course comprises several experiments that are intended to make the students understand and gain familiarity with the latest surveying techniques.
The study consists of Principles of Survey, Theodolite Survey, Tacheometric Survey, Setting Out Works, and Total Station Survey. At the end of this course, a student should be able to appreciate the role of the surveyor in the civil engineering industry: to plan and execute a topographical survey for engineering development; plan, design and set out engineering works; manage, organize and execute a given task to meet specifications within a strict deadline; work in groups.
CONCRETE & HIGHWAY MATERIALS LABORATORY
The objective of a concrete laboratory is to determine the physical properties of building construction materials like cement, fine, and coarse aggregate. The tests include determination of specific gravity, fineness, normal consistency, setting times, workability and soundness of cement, fineness modulus of fine and coarse aggregate, the strength of cement mortar, cement concrete. Students can design the mix, make the specimens and test the same for their respective strengths and will also be able to infer the suitability of bitumen materials for construction of the road.
SURVEY CAMP
Department of Civil Engineering conducts Survey Camp every year for the students of Civil Engineering. And every year student participates successfully as it is the compulsory part of the University academic curriculum for 4th semester.
This camp was aimed to groom civil engineering students with essential knowledge and exposure to real work, and to encourage leadership and teamwork skills. This survey camp resulted in encouraging and supporting students, emerging as leaders in several areas of academic provision. Students were divided into groups and monitored by the faculty coordinator. In the camp, all the students learn all the technical aspect which is required in Surveying.
The department of Civil Engineering has been running a research centre from 2013 affiliated to VTU, Belagavi. The main objective of the centre is to promote research and become a centre of Excellence.
Five doctoral candidates have registered and are undertaking their works at various levels. The dept has a dedicated lab named “Geoenvironmental engineering and materials research lab” established by SERB- DST, Govt. of India and is functioning from 2013.
The following is a brief summary of achievements of research centre
Head of Research Centre: Prof. S.A.S. Mohammed, Ph.D., AM ASCE (USA), Professor & Head
Course Offered:
1. Doctoral Degree in Engineering (Ph.D.) from Faculty of Civil Engineering.
2. Master of Science by Research (M.Sc. – Engg.)
Eligibility:
The candidates shall possess M.E. / M.Tech. Degree in any disciplines of Civil Engineering, recognized by the University with a minimum CGPA of 6.75 out of 10 or 60 % aggregate marks at the Bachelor’s and the Master’s Degree.
Relaxation of Minimum Requirements
A candidate belonging to SC/ST/Category-I/ differently-abled or any other reserved category as notified by GoK from time to time shall have relaxation of 5% or equivalent grade in the minimum prescribed qualification level for the general category.
Details of Research Supervisors:
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Designation |
Specialisation |
Resume |
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Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed |
Professor & Head |
Geotechnical & Environmental Engineering |
Research gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Syed_Mohammed2 Orcid Profile: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1662-3451 Scopus Id : https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=37091258200 |
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Dr. Arif Ali Baig Moghal |
Associate Professor (External Guide) |
Geotechnical & Environmental Engineering |
Research Facilities:
Ongoing Project 1:
Research Supervisor: Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed Title: Heavy metal immobilization by nano metal oxide amendment in contaminated red soil and black cotton soil |
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Research Scholar |
USN |
Full time/ Part time |
Status of Progress |
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Kotresha K |
1HK16PGJ05 |
Full time |
Comprehensive Viva completed |
In this study, the performance of two soils viz., Black Cotton Soil (BCS) and Red Soil (RS) in retaining the heavy metals such as Pb(II),Ni(II) and Cd(II) have been projected. Nano Calcium Silicate (NCS) was synthesized via solution combustion method by combining Ca(NO3)2 with fused SiO2 using citric acid as fuel the resulting in bright white crystalline powdered was characterized by using EDEX, FTIR, SEM, TEM and XRD techniques. Further the NCS X-ray diffraction patterns of Nano particle were indexed to and gave monoclinic structure. SEM images show that the particles are agglomerated to form sponge like structure and the average crystallite sizes were found to be ~10–20 nm. Batch adsorption Equilibrium test and kinetic studies were conducted. The experimental data obtained were applied to empirical adsorption models like Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms and the sorption capacity was calculated. The time dependent kinetic studies were also conducted and sorption kinetics was modelled by the pseudo 1st-order, pseudo 2nd-order rate equation, Elovich and intra-particle diffusion equations. It was concluded that the ranking of sorption for the given heavy metals were of the order Pb > Ni> Cd in both stabilized as well as stabilized with NCS soils and further it was concluded that the stabilized soils showed appropriate higher retaining capacity than virgin soils and further it was concluded that the ranking of adsorption capacity of both the stabilized and virgin soils were of the order BCS> RS.NCS can be used as a prospective soil amendment.
Paper Published:
Ongoing Project 2:
Research supervisor: Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed Title: Effect of Fly Ash Ageing on Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental Properties of Soil Mixtures |
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Research Scholar |
USN |
Full time/ Part time |
Status of Progress |
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Mubarak Ali |
1HK19PPY01 |
Part time |
Course Work completed . |
Paper Published:
K Venkata Vydehi and Arif Ali Baig Moghal, Syed Abu Sayeed Mohammed , Mohammed Abdul Lateef, Mubarak Ali, Aqsa Basheer, Adil Ahmad Handoo , Syed Zahid Nabi Efficacy of Almond Shell Ash Inclusion on the Geotechnical Behavior of Lime Blended Kaolinitic Soil, Indian Geotechnical Conference 2019 SVNIT – Surat
Ongoing Project 3:
Research supervisor: Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed Title: Improvement in geotechnical properties of problematic soils using organic based stabilizers |
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Research Scholar |
USN |
Full time/ Part time |
Status of Progress |
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Mohammed Abdul Lateef |
1HK19PPY01 |
Part time |
Course Work completed, Literature survey in progress. |
Paper Published:
Tropical Soils, Syed Abu Sayeed Mohammed, Arif Ali Baig Moghal and Abdul Lateef,IFCEE2018, Geotechnical special publication no. 296, 105 – 114.
Ongoing Project 4:
Research supervisor: Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed Title: Bio - stabilization; sustainable perspective for treating expansive soils |
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Research Scholar |
USN |
Full time/ Part time |
Status of Progress |
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Irfan Ulla Shariff |
1HK19PPY01 |
Part time |
Course Work completion under progress |
Paper Published:
NIL
Ongoing Project 5:
Research supervisor: Dr. S.A.S. Mohammed Title: Theoritical and experimental evaluation of enhancement in geotechnical properties of soil using bio stabilizers |
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Research Scholar |
USN |
Full time/ Part time |
Status of Progress |
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Madhushree KJ |
1HK19PPY01 |
Part time |
Course Work completion under progress |
Paper Published:
NIL
Journal publications of research Centre (2015-20)
(Springer -Scopus Indexed))
Journal publications (2008 -2014)
ASCE Geotechnical special publications (Acceptance Ratio < 30%) (2015-20)
ASCE Geotechnical Special Publications (2014)
Patents filed
An Indian Patent Application No. 2765/CHE/2015, CBR No. 10983, Title “Nano Calcium Silicate – soil based mineral amendments as liners for hazardous waste containment facilities” dated 02/06/2015, patent published on 15/12/2017, and expediated on 15/06/2019.
Details of major completed projects
Projects submitted/ under evaluation
Book Chapters:
Civil Engineering Department was established in the year 2012 in the HKBK College of Engineering. The department has well-established labs and research facility and has achieved remarkably in academics and research, the students are groomed and made to develop skills in a jaunty atmosphere of the department.
Civil Department being the youngest of all the engineering courses has proved to be among the active branches in HKBK CE. It has produced Civil engineers who are working in high places and have brought laurels to the department.
The department has successfully completed research projects of DST in collaboration with the department of chemistry of HKBK CE and has published few papers in Tier 1 journals and has gained a stronghold on research capabilities. The department is continuously moving ahead with the zeal of setting landmarks in innovation, service, and research. Many staffs are active members of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and continuously update with the latest know-how in their field of study and regularly attend conferences, webinars, and other outreach activities of ASCE. The department is abreast of the accreditation process of NAAC, NBA, and ABET and is equipping itself to fully be compliant with it.
Seven batches of students have graduated from the portal leaving behind a trail of achievements, to summarize
Heritage of course
For every endeavor of humankind to succeed, hard work and dedication play the most important role. Success being a continuous process is a long term realization of service rendered to the society. Civil engineering is one such arena that delivers the basic amenities and the fundamental rights to human beings. Furthermore, Civil engineering also enchants the world in simplifying life in most of the aspects may it be Environment, Transportation, Irrigation, Water Resources, Soil, Housing, etc. The journey of success has enthralled the world to such an extent that the imagination of something’s existence without the involvement of civil engineering is very difficult.
Short term goals
Long term goals