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Introduction

The Department of Civil Engineering established in the year 2012 and has been accredited by the National board of accreditation (NBA) New Delhi. The Department focuses on the overall development of the students through innovative teaching and learning with the objectives to produce qualified, competent and employable Civil Engineering graduates to cater the needs of industry and society. The highly qualified faculty imparts requisite knowledge and training in different areas of Civil Engineering and emerging technologies to the diverse set of students who are from different parts of the country.
The Department has state-of-the-art Laboratories in Surveying, Basic Material testing Lab and Fluid Mechanics Lab. Computer Aided Design Lab, Geotechnical Lab, Environmental Lab, Concrete and Highway Lab and Structural Engineering Laboratory .The Department has the coveted MITE – Local CAFET INNOVA Technical Society Centre under the aegis of CAFET-INNOVA Technical Society, Hyderabad: an International non-profit organization to encourage the teaching faculties, and young talent especially students towards the field of Research & Development (R&D) and harness their intellectual abilities for the betterment of institution as well as industry.

Department has entered into an Memorandum of Understanding with National Highway authority of India (NHAI) New Delhi, Paradigm Environmental Strategies (P) Ltd. (Ecoparadigm),Bangalore ,Dakshina Kannada Nirmithi Kendra,SAI CADD center Bangalore and also conducts regular industry visit to various industries to bridge the gap between industry and academia.

Department regularly carryout the Finishing school program especially for final year students which focuses on pre employment training program for graduating students from Engineering to cater to the needs of different industries to make up for deficiencies of the technical skills. This will also enhance the standard of fresh Engineering graduates to become acceptable to the industry and also to bridge the gap between industry and educational institutions.

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Vision

To produce competent and professional Civil Engineers with academic excellence and ethics to meet societal challenges at global level.

Mission

To provide quality technical education through student centric teaching – learning processes
To enable student with practical knowledge, innovation and research to find solutions for societal problems
To impart professional skills and ethics to involve in consultancy and Civil Engineering projects

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Able to apply the knowledge of Engineering to solve construction related problems and involve in research activities
Able to Plan, design and execute the societal applications of Civil Engineering
To Involve effectively as a member or as a leader towards achieving goals in Civil Engineering projects
To Engage in professional consultancy and continuous learning to accomplish professional growth

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

After the completion of Civil Engineering program, graduates are able to

Utilize the Civil Engineering knowledge and problem analysis skills to conceptualize, develop, and execute the Civil Engineering projects
Deploying quality Civil Engineers to work towards societal needs to achieve environmental and sustainable development

Program Outcomes (POs)

PO1: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems
PO2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences
PO3: 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
PO4: 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
PO5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations
PO6: 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
PO7: 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
PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice
PO9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings
PO10: 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
PO11: 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
PO12: 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

Course Outcomes (COs)

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Department Advisory Board

Department Advisory Board Members( Academic Year 2023-24)

Name of the faculty	Designation	Role in DAB
Dr.Ganesh Mogaveera	Professor & Head	Chairman
Dr.Prashanth C.M.	Principal	Member
Dr. B. B. Das	Associate Professor, NITK,Surathkal	Academic Expert
Er. Rajendra Kalbavi	Executive Director, D.K Nirmithi Kendra	Industry Expert
Er. Anil Baliga	Structural Consultant	Industry Expert
Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Sr. Assistant professor	Member
Mr. Suraj Shet	Assistant professor	Member
Mrs Megha Mayuri	Assistant professor	Member
Mr. Jayananda N Suvarna	Parent	Member
Ms. Chaitra Taranath	Alumni	Member
Dr. Umesh S S	Associate Professor	Convener

Faculty

FACULTY

Infrastructure

Major Labs

SL. No.	Name of the Laboratory	Carpet Area (Sq.Mt)	Major Equipment’s	Total Investments till date
1	Surveying Practice Lab	100	Theodolite	14,96,872
			Auto Level &Levelling Staff
			Plane Table with Accessories
			Dumpy Level with Accessories
			Digital Planimeter
			Ceylon Ghat Tracer, Sextant, Pentagraph
			Total Station
2	Basic Material Testing Lab	180	Computerized Universal Testing Machine	22,83,090
			Digital Electric Oven
			Torsion Testing Machine
			Impact Testing Machine
			Hardness Testing
			Weighing Balance
			Sieve Shaker, Electronically operated
			Strain Guage
			Building Construction Models
			Rockwell cum Brinell Hardness Testing Machine
			Digital Vernier Caliper(0-200mm)
			Pycnometer
3	Engineering Geology Lab & Models	180	Important Rocks & Minerals	2,15,000
3	Engineering Geology Lab & Models	180	Models & Charts	2,15,000
4	Computer aided Design Lab	100	36 Computers, Printer	5,46,492
4	Computer aided Design Lab	100	Laserjet A3 size printer with network canon LBP3500	5,46,492
5	Hydraulic and hydraulic machinery lab	180	Minor & Major Loss	20,00,000
			Venturi Meter
			Kapalan & Francis Turbine
			Centrifugul Pump
			Pelton Wheel Turbine
			Impact of Jet on vanes
			Calibration of notches & weirs
6	Geotechnical Engineering Lab	300	Triaxial Compression Test	14,27,395
			Direct shear apparatus
			Standard Proctor Test
			Consistency Limits Apparatus
			Consolidation Apparatus
			Permeability Apparatus
			Vane Shear Apparatus
7	Environmental Engg. Lab	180	BOD Incubator	7,18,166
			Jar Test Apparatus
			Muffle Furnace
			COD digester
			Spectrophotometer
			Hot Air Oven
8	Concrete and Highway Lab	300	Loss Angeles abrasion test	19,57,324
			Compression testing machine
			Flexural testing Machine
			Ductility testing Machine
			Impact test
			Autoclave
			V-Funnel
			L-Box
			Pycnometer

a. Basic Materials Testing Laboratory

The Basic Materials Testing Laboratory intends to train the students in the field of testing of common materials of construction to study their behaviour when subjected to external loading and to obtain their mechanical properties, which are used directly or indirectly in the design of structural elements.

Equipments
Computerized Universal Testing Machine, Torsion Testing Machine, Impact Testing Machine, Hardness Testing Machines (Vicker’s, Brinnell’s & Rockwell) Sieve Shaker, electronically operated Strain Gauge, Digital Electric Oven, Weighing Balance, Civil Engineering Models.

b. Engineering Geology Lab

Identification of minerals and rocks depending on the Physical Properties. Study of geological maps and determine the topographical terrain using topographical map. The materials include detailed procedures, exercises based on the problem that develops quantitative problem solving skills, engineering geology applications, and sets of discussion questions that enable readers to evaluate their understanding of the topic. Exercises also include worked examples, bibliographies, and listings of required materials.

Materials and Charts
3D Raised Relief Model/Map-India Geology, Geological Map of India, India Rock and Mineral Map, India Rock Type Map, India Earthquake Map, India Drainage Map, Denudation-II, Groundwater-I: Spring, Geyser & Artesian well ,Groundwater-II: Karst Landscape, Distribution of Earthquakes, Activity of Volcanoes, Continental Drift, Types of Folds, Structure of Earth &Isostasy, Description & Classification of Faults-I, Structural Features of Rocks-I, Latitude & Longitude, Water Resource Development Atlas of India (NATMO),Model of Restless Earth, The Earth Layer Model.

c. Environmental Engineering Laboratory

Environment Engineering is one of the important branch of Civil Engineering that deals with the process of converting the waste water of industries and domestic into usable water. It includes various process of determining the impurities and their level by undergoing various tests and by knowing the amount of impurities, various processes could be done to make that water usable.

Equipments
COD Digestion Apparatus, Spectrophotometer, BOD Digestion Apparatus, Vertical Autoclave, BOD incubator, Desiccators glass, Muffle Furness, Hot air oven, PH meter, Turbidity meter, Distillation unit, Jar Test Apparatus, Conductivity meter, Hot plate.

d. Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

Fluid Mechanics Laboratory course is an indispensable supplement to the theory. It covers measuring devices and techniques, error analysis in experimental works and analysis of assumptions in the theory of fluid mechanics.

Hydraulics and fluid mechanics, or the study of liquids, is an important area for Civil Engineers. Whether designing a pipe network, open channels, weirs, notches or working on a pump or turbine, Civil Engineers need to know how the water or liquid is going to move or operate. This allows them to create and maintain important machines that power our everyday world.

Equipments
Venturimeter and Orificemeter setup, Darcy’s pipe friction apparatus, Notch setup, Weir setup, Vertical orifice setup, Single stage Centrifugal pump, Impact of jet on vanes setup, Calibration of measuring tank setup, Bernoulli’s apparatus, Dead weight pressure gauge, Pelton wheel turbine.

e. Geotechnical engineering laboratory

A typical geotechnical engineering laboratory helps in identifying the engineering behaviour of soil and its application in the various fields of construction. Our Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory is well-equipped with equipments for evaluating all engineering properties of soils including index properties, compaction characteristics, consolidation characteristics and shear strength of soils. These will enable students to perform the experiment and interpret the results of experiments easily.

Equipments
Sieve Sets and Shakers, Specific Gravity by Pycnometer, Field Density Apparatus, Atterberg limits test apparatus, Direct shear Test Equipment, Tri-axial Test Equipment, Unconfined Compression Test Equipment, CBR Testing Machine, Relative density apparatus, Consolidation Test Equipment, Permeability Test Equipment, Vane Shear Test Equipment, Free Swell Test Equipment

f. Computer application laboratory

Provides facilities which allow civil engineering students to acquire the basic knowledge of computer which can be used for analyse, design and drafting of various civil engineering components using computers application. It includes experiments on analysis and Design of beams, frames, slabs. Drafting of building layouts and survey plans. This will enable students to develop professional design and drawings as per industry standards.

Facilities available
36 PC with good configuration to support modern software application, equipped with modern analysis, design and drafting softwares along with A3 & A4 size printer which enables the students to take printout in the laboratory itself

g. Surveying Practice Laboratory

Surveying is an art of determining relative positions of points on, above or beneath the surface of earth by means of direct or indirect measurements of distance, direction and elevation. Distance can be measured using different types and lengths tapes/chains. Directions are measured using Prismatic and Surveyors compasses. The vertical and horizontal angle between two points can be measured using special instruments like Theodolites. The elevations of the points can be measured using the auto levels.

Equipments
Tapes/Chains, Prismatic and Surveyors compass, Theodolites, Auto level, Plane table, Total station, Minor instruments like Cylon ghat tracer, Clinometer and Planimeter

Research Center

Faculty with Doctorate

SL. No.	Name of the faculty	University/ Research Centre	Year of award
1	Dr G L Easwara Prasad	IIT, Delhi	1999
2	Dr. Ganesh Mogaveer	VTU, Belagavi	2015
3	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Mangalore University	2009
4	Dr. Umesh S S	VTU, Belagavi	2021

Research Candidates

SL. No.	Name of the faculty	University/ Research Centre	Year of Registration
1	Ms. Megha B E	VTU, Belagavi	2016
2	Ms. Vidya Shree M	VTU, Belagavi	2018
3	Ms. Navyashree B S	VTU, Belagavi	2019
4	Mr. Yashwanth M K	VTU, Belagavi	2019

List of Funded projects

SL. No.

Project title

Funding Agency

Amount

Principal Investigator

Duration

Year of Sanction

Experimental Investigation on Behaviour of GPC Block Arches and Validation using ANN

VTU research grant scheme-2021

10,00,000

Dr. Ganesh Mogaveera,

Dr. Umesh S S,

Ms. Anusha Jain

2 year

2021-2022

Student projects funded by Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST)

SL. No.	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs.	Organization	Academic Year
1	Mr. Rakshan R Hegde & Mr. Anudeep	Mrs. Swapna S A & Ms. Ppathiksha G	Utilization Of Natural Fibre In The Production Of Scc With Addition Of Kem Suplast Pcl 110	4500/-	KSCST	2021-22
2	Ms. Disha & Team	Mr. Sagar S	Experimental Investigation Of Concrete By Using Limestones Fines As Repalcment To Cement.	4500/-	KSCST	2021-22
3	Mr. Sambhram Shetty & Team	Mr. Akshaya Krishna N Mrs. Rishma Mary GeorgeInterdisciplinary(Civil & Aeronautical)	Structural Damage Detection Using IoT	7000/-	KSCST	2021-22
4	Mr. Karkera Prajwal & Team	Dr. Shrikrishna Shastri C & Dr. Jayaprakash M C Interdisciplinary (EC & Civil)	Iot Based Sustainable Groundwater Supply System For Green India	6500/-	KSCST	2021-22
5	Mr. Fahiz C K & Team	Mr.Sagar S	Parametric study of euphoria cactus on the properties of concrete as Alternate material	4000/-	KSCST	2020-21
6	Mr. Muzamil Ahmad Kantroo & Team	Mr. Suraj Shet & Mr. Akshaya Krishna N	Experimental investigation on paver block by partial replacement of fine aggregate with iron ore wastes	3500/-	KSCST	2020-21
7	Ms. Kavyashree C Mundasad & Team	Mr. Sujesh Kumar & Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Drone based identification of threat caused by locusts infestation in Agricultural crop (Interdisciplinary- Civil & Aeronautical)	6000/-	KSCST	2020-21
8	Allan Robin Pereira & Team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Antropotechnique Smart Vermi Bin for Sustainable Solid Waste Management	4500/- Interdisciplinary (Civil & ECE)	KSCST	2019-20
9	Anupama J & Team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Groundwater Utilization and its Environmental Sustainability in Coastal Aquifers	4000/-	KSCST	2019-20
10	Pavan H N & Team	Mr. Yashwanth M K	A Study on Basalt Fiber Reinforced Composite Structural Panels as Alternative Building Material	4000/-	KSCST	2019-20
11	Ms. Yashoda C Lamani & Team	Mr. Akshay Krishna N & Er. Rajendra Kalbhavi	Experimental Investigation on Paver Blocks by Partial Replacing Cement by Lead Slag, Sand by M-Sand, with Addition of Waste Plastic Bags	4500/-	KSCST	2019-20
12	Shashwathi S Shetty & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Experimental Studies on Lateritic Soil Stabilization using Waste Engine Oil and Lime	3000/-	KSCST	2018-19
13	Mr.Nishan T & team	Mr. Shshikumar S B	Progress of salt water Intrusion with varying climatic conditions and ground water table in the coastal belt of Mangalore	4000/-	KSCST	2018-19
14	Chaitra M &team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Removal of Methylene Blue from Aqueous Solution: An Approach of Environmental Friendly Activated Carbon	4000/-	KSCST	2017-18
15	Trupthi & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Use of Eggshells and Seashells for the Removal of Heavy Metals from Wastewater	5000/-	KSCST	2017-18
16	Rakshith and team	Mr. Sushanth S Bhandari	Assessment of physiochemical parameters of ground water in vicinity of Municipal landfill of Mangalore, Udupi & Moodbidre	4500/-	KSCST	2016-17
17	Avinash and team	Mr. Abhilash D T	Development of NSC and HSC Using Laterite Soil as a Replacement to Sand	5000/-	KSCST	2015-16

Projects funded by Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)

SL. No.	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Bharghavi S R & team	Dr. Ganesha Mogaveera, Dr.Umesh S S, Mrs. Anusha Jain	Experimental Investigation on behavior of GPC block arches and validation using ANN.	1000000/-	VTU	2021-22
2	Yogeesh Shetty & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Experimental Investigation on Concrete Using Sea Sand and Coconut Shell Charcoal as Fine Aggregate	5000/-	VTU	2018-19
3	Sulakshith and Team	Prof. Umesh S S	Experimental Investigation of slender beam application in cost effective roofing system	5000/-	VTU	2018-19
4	Trupthi & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Use of Eggshells and Seashells for the Removal of Heavy Metals from Wastewater	5000/-	VTU	2017-18
5	Nithin Shenoy & team	Mr. Shreyas K S	Experimental Studies on the Use of Waste Plastic Materials for Road Constructions	5000/-	VTU	2017-18

Department Forum

Association Civil Engineering Students (ACES) it is one of the non-profit association formed for the benefit of Civil Engineering students. Under the flagship of the Department of Civil Engineering, MITE, every year various technical talks from the industry persons and professors from IITs, IISc& NITs, and also workshops, conferences, technical tours, industry visits, sports, etc are conducted under this forum. Apart from all these finishing school programs for the final year, students will be organized every year as a pre-employment training program to bridge the gap between industry and academia.
ACES believes that the true potential of students can be realized by encouraging them to participate in various activities including participation in innovative project competitions and acknowledging their achievements.

Activity Report 2022-23

Activity Report 2021-22

Activity Report 2020-21

Activity Report 2019-20

Activity Report 2018-19

Activity Report 2017-18

Activity Report 2016-17

Activity Report 2015-16

AICTE Activity Points- Activity 1 || Activity 2

Study Materials

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS

2015-Scheme&Syllabus

2017-Scheme&Syllabus

2018-Scheme&Syllabus

2021- Scheme & Syllabus

COURSE MATERIALS

III Semester (2021 Scheme)

21CV32	Geodetic Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
21CV33	Strength of Materials	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
21CV34	Earth Resources and Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
21CV385	Fire Safety in Buildings	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
21CIP37	Constitution of India and Professional Ethics	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20

III Semester (2018 Scheme)

18CV32	Strength of Materials	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV33	Fluid Mechanics	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV34	Building Materials and Construction	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV35	Basic Surveying	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV36	Engineering Geology	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module

IV Semester (2018 Scheme)

18CV42	Analysis of Determinate Structures	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV33	Applied Hydraulics	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV34	Concrete Technology	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV35	Advanced Surveying	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV36	Water supply and treatment Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

V Semester (2018 Scheme)

18CV51	Construction Management & Entrepreneurship	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV52	Analysis of Indeterminate Structures	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV53	Design of RC Structural Elements	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV54	Basic Geotechnical Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV55	Air pollution and control	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV56	Highway Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

VI Semester (2018 Scheme)

18CV61	Design of Steel Structural Elements	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV62	Applied Geotechnical Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV63	Hydrology & Irrigation Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV643	Alternate Building Materials	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV651	Remote sensing and GIS	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
18CV652	Traffic Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

VII Semester (2017 Scheme)

17CV71	Municipal and Industrial Waste Water Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV72	Design of RCC & Steel Structures	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV73	Hydrology & Irrigation Engineering	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV742	Ground water Hydraulics	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV751	Urban Transportation & Planning	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

VIII Semester (2017 Scheme)

17CV81	Quantity survey and contract management	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV82	Design of Pre-Stressed Concrete Elements	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5
17CV833	Pavement design	Module 1	Module 2	Module 3	Module 4	Module 5

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Beyond Syllabus

The department ensures that students turn professionals with the right mixture of knowledge, skill and attitude. To realize that the department plans & organizes various activities that go beyond academics.

Social Awareness Programs	Date	Resource Person	Target Audience
Awareness Program on Rain Water Harvesting and their Implementation at Thodar Village	15-08-2019	Dr. Jayaprakash M C and Prof. Vinod G, Professors, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering, Moodabidri	Residents from Thodar Village, Moodabidri, Dakshina Kannada Village, Karnataka

Technical Talks	Date	Resource Person	Target Audience
Scope for Civil Engineering	09-08-2019	Er Nagesh, Technical Head, General Deputy Manager, Ultratech	5^th Semester Students
How to write project synopsis	21-08-2019	Dr. Ganesh B Mogaveer, Head of the Department, civil engineering, Mite.	7^th Semester Students
How to prepare for competitive Examination	18-09-2019	Mr Ananth Pai, Apex Coaching Centre, Mangalore	3^rd Semester Students
Augmented Reality in Construction	19-09-2019	Dr B Ragvendra K Holla ,Assistant Director -Development MIT,Manipal	3^rd Semester Students

Industrial Visit	Date	Resource Person	Target Audience
Industrial Visit on Gurupura Precast Girder Bridge(Under Construction)	23-08-2019	Site Engineer Mr Deekshith	5^th Semester Students
Industrial Visit on West line Signature(53 Story Tall Structure)	23-08-2019		5th Semester Students
Motivational Speech by Our Alumni to the 2nd Year Students	21/09/2019	Ms Poojitha	3^rd Semester Students

Delivery details of the content beyond syllabus (2017-18)

Sl.No.	Contents to bridge Curriculum Gap	Action taken	Date	Resource Person with designation	Percentage of Students
1	Advanced Civil Engineering Materials and Introduction to Alternate Building Techniques	Invited Lecture (External)	21 September 2017	Er. Anil Baliga	100
2	Innovative Building Techniques	Invited Lecture (External)	21^st September 2017	Er. Rajendra Kalbhavi	94
3	Investigation and Restoration of Distressed Bridges and Career Guidance	Invited Lecture (External)	11^th October 2017	Er. Manjunath S B	93
4	Geo-statistical for Natural Resources Evaluation	Invited Lecture (External)	26^th February 2018	Dr. Pierre Goovaerts	95
5	Geological-Geotechnical Investigation in Civil Engineering Projects- A few case studies	Invited Lecture (External)	03^rd March 2018	Dr. D Venkat Reddy	100
6	Opportunities for the Engineers in infrastructure Space	Invited Lecture (External)	2^nd April 2018	Er. Niranjana P	98

Delivery details of the content beyond syllabus (2016-17)

Sl.No.	Contents to bridge Curriculum Gap	Action taken	Date	Resource Person with designation	Percentage of Students
1	Hazardous Waste collection and disposal	Invited Lecture (External)	19^th August 2016	Dr. H Lakshmikantha	90
2	Emerging trends in Civil Engineering	Invited Lecture (External)	26^th September 2016	MrVinod Kumar	90
3	Waste and Natural Materials: Green alternatives for Eco-Efficient Structures	Invited Lecture (External)	17^th and 18^thMarch 2017	Prof. Shuichi Torii	88
4	Ready Mix Concrete	Invited Lecture (External)	30^th March 2017	Er. Siddesh R Kamath	91
5	Soil compaction, consolidation and index properties	Invited Lecture (External)	28^th April 2017	Dr H S Prasanna	89

Delivery details of the content beyond syllabus (2015-16)

Sl.No.	Contents to bridge Curriculum Gap	Action taken	Date	Resource Person with designation	Percentage of Students
1	Advanced Technology in Construction and Civil Detail	Invited Lecture (External)	10^th September 2015	B. Kalaiselvan	92
2	Geotechnical Engineering-Shear Strength and Consolidation of Soil	Invited Lecture (External)	11^th September 2015	Dr. B. M. Sunil	85
3	Rock Engineering and Rock Mass Role in Civil and Mining Engineering Projects	Invited Lecture (External)	11^th September 2015	Dr. D. Venkat Reddy	89
4	Challenges in Project Execution	Invited Lecture (External)	29^th March 2016	Er. Prem Prasad K V	90

Distinguished Alumni (Details of students who have achieved big or have started their entrepreneurial ventures and so)

Sl.No	Name	Year of passing	Achievement
1	Ashwin Shenoy	2015-16	Working in Amazon 11.5LPA
2	Sanjay gowda	2016-17	Own venture MSC construction in Bengaluru
3.	Jithaksha G	2016-17	Own venture, Office name: Dharithri engineers and builders
4.	Shreyas	2016-17	Working in Subhiksha Developers Planning, Estimate and construction. Address: Main road, Bajagoli 574122
5.	Sunil kumar B S	2016-17	Working in Bhargava constructions
6.	Abhaya	2016-17	PWD PRD Contractor Siddapura, Kundpura

Consultancy

MITECONS (MITE Consultancy services)

MITECONS is providing consultancy services in different streams of Civil Engineering. Department has well Equipped laboratory facilities with modern equipments. The faculty members of the department have expertise in carrying out the necessary testing and consultancy services. MITECONS is rendering consultancy services to government, semi government and private agencies.

MITE Consultancy Services is having well Established Laboratory facilities in different areas, such as Geo Technical Engineering, Building Material Testing, Surveying, Concrete and Highway Engineering, Geology and Environmental Engineering. All laboratories are well equipped and sufficient space is available for Consultancy activities. Apart from academic activities, students and faculty members of the Department are actively involved in Consultancy services.

Scope of Consultancy services at MITECONS

Tests on Cement
Tests on Fresh and Hardened Concrete
Tests on Steel
Tests on Aggregate
Soil Investigation
Tests on Building Blocks
Water quality Test
Tests on Road Construction Materials
Concrete Mix Design
Structural Design and Detailing
Total Station Survey
Third Party Inspection

Major Consultancy Services Carried out

1. Consultancy Services for Construction of Abutment, Retaining wall for Vented Dam Across Netravathi river, at Dharmasthala

MITECONS taken up Geotechnical Investigation, Structural Design Consultancy services for Construction of Abutment and Retaining wall for Breached portion of Vented Dam Site at Darmastala. Karnataka Urban Water supply and Drainage Board, Government of Karnataka assigned a Consultancy work for the above said work. Total cost of the Proposed project is approximate Rs 2.0 crores.

Breached portion of vented dam site

Construction of Abutment and Retaining wall

2. Structural Consultancy Services for Construction of Elephant Shed at Shree Durgaparmeshwari Temple Premises, Kateel

Hindu Religious and Endowment Department, Government of Karnataka and Management of Shree Durgaparmeshwari Temple, Kateel Assigned Structural Consultancy work for Construction of Elephant Shed at Temple Premises. Team members of MITECONS, visited site and Collected Field data and Detailed Structural Design and Drawings are submitted to Concerned Authority.

3. Structural Consultancy Services for Construction of Bridge, Holalkeri Taluk, Chitradurga district

Public Works, Ports and Inland Water Transport Department, Holalkeri Subdivision, Government of Karnataka, Assigned Bridge Design Consultancy services for the above said work. Team members of MITECONS design the bridge as per site Condition of the proposed Site.

4. Geo-Technical Consultancy Services for Proposed Construction of Water Treatment Plant at Haladi, Udupi (District)

Karnataka Integrated Urban Water Management Investment Programme – Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation (KIUWMIP- KUIDFC, Mangalore) has awarded soil investigation work to MITECONS (MITE Consultancy services) Department of Civil Engineering (NBA Accredited), Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering, Moodbidre, Karnataka to assess the subsoil strata to safe bearing capacity of soil for the proposed construction of water treatment plant at Haladi

SCOPE OFCONSULTANCY SERVICES

Drilling Five Boreholes
Conducting SPT test in borehole
Conducting Geological and Geophysical Survey investigation (Using Resistivity Meter)
Performing necessary & relevant Laboratory tests
Preparing Soil Investigation report

List of Consultancy works carried out

Year : 2020-21

Sl. No	Client Details	Type of Consultancy	Type of Test / Consultancy Services Carried out
1	Dakshina Kannada Nirmithi Kendra, NITK, Surathkal	Third Party Inspection	Third Party Inspection of sheet roofing work at District Industrial Center, Mangalore
2	Karnataka Urban Infrastructure development & Finance corpn.Ltd,Udupi	Soil Investigation	Investigation of Percentage of Iron Content in Laterite Soil
3	Simplex Infrastructures Limited	Soil Investigation	Investigation of Percentage of Iron Content in Laterite Soil
4	Suez India Pvt Ltd, Udupi	Wet Mix Macadam Analysis & Mix Design	Wet Mix Macadam Analysis and Mix Design for Proposed Construction of Road work in Mangalore
5	SMC Infrastructures Pvt.Ltd	Wet Mix Design	Wet Mix Design for Proposed Construction of Road work in Mangalore
6	New Golden Interlock & Hollow Block, Vidyagiri, Moodbidri	Material Investigation	Strength Characterization of Interlock Blocks.

Year : 2019-20

1	Sri Hemashankar, Class –I Contractor, Madkeri	Geotechnical Investigation	Determination of Safe Bearing Capacity of Soil for Foundation Design
2	M / S Kumar Chandra & Associates, Mangalore	Geotechnical Investigation	Determination of Safe Bearing Capacity of Soil for Proposed Construction of Mini VidanaSoudha at Moodbidiri.
3	Sri Manjunath Concrete Products, Shivamogga	Material Investigation	Tests on Cement, Sand, Coarse aggregate, Steel Reinforment Bar, Water
4	Karnataka Urban Water Supply & Drainage Board, Mangalore Government of Karnataka	Geotechnical Investigation	Proposed Construction of Abutment and retaining wall for Existing Vented Dam Across Netravathi River, At Dharmasthala
5	Karnataka Urban Water Supply & Drainage Board, Mangalore Government of Karnataka	Structural Analysis and Design	Proposed Construction of Abutment and retaining wall for Existing Vented Dam Across Netravathi River, At Dharmasthala
6	SUEZ India Pvt.Ltd & DRS Infratech Pvt,Ltd, Regional Office-Udupi	Geotechnical Investigation	Geotechnical Investigation work for proposed construction of WTP Near Haladi Udupi
7	Public Works Department, Holalker Subdivision, Chitradurga District	Structural Design	Structural Design of Construction of Bridge , Near Holalker, Chitradurga ( District)
8	Hindu Religious and Endowment Department, Shree Kateel Durgaparmeshwari Temple Authority	Structural Design Consultancy	Structural Design Consultancy Services for Proposed Construction of Elephant Shed at Kateel Durga Parmeshwari Temple Premises.

Year : 2018-19

1	M/S SKS Karkala Infra Projects Private Limited, Karkala	Material Investigation	Compression Strength Test on Concrete Cube
2	Coral Constructions , Moodbidri	Material Investigation	Compression Strength Test on Concrete Cube
3	Frontline Constructions, Kasaragod	Material Investigation	CBR Test on Soil
4	M/S SKS Karkala Infra Projects Private Limited, Karkala	Material Investigation	Tests on Cement, Sand, Coarse aggregate, Steel Reinforment Bar, Water

Revenue Generated Through Consultancy Activities

Year : 2018-19

SI.NO

Type of Consultancy

Selected Client List

Revenue Generated

( Rupees in Lakhs)

Material Investigation

M/S SKS Karkala Infra Projects Private Limited, Karkala
Frontline Constructions, Kasaragod
Coral Constructions , Moodbidri

Rs. 1,21,860.00

( Rupees One Lakhs twenty one thousand and eight hundred and sixty only )

Year : 2019-20

Material Testing, Geo Technical Investigation,

Structural Design and Drawing

Karnataka Urban Water Supply & Drainage Board, Mangalore, Government of Karnataka
SUEZ India Pvt.Ltd& DRS InfratechPvt, Ltd
Simplex Infrastructures Limited
Public Works Department, Government of Karnataka.
Shree Kateel Durgaparmeshwari Temple Authority

Rs, 7, 50,000.00

( Rupees Seven Lakhs and Fifty Thousands Only )

Year : 2020-21

Material Testing, Geo Technical Investigation,

Structural Design and Drawing

Dakshina Kannada Nirmithi Kendra.
SUEZ India Pvt.Ltd& DRS InfratechPvt, Ltd
Simplex Infrastructures Limited
SMC Infrastructures Pvt.Ltd

Rs. 3,50,000.00

(Rupees Three Lakhs Fifty Thousands Only)

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Distinguished Alumni

Academic Achievers

2018-19

Distinguished Alumni

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News Letter 2021-22

Student Achievements

Academic Achievements

Mr. Sagar Padival secured 4th Rank in VTU Examination during 2018-19

Anveshana 20202-State Level Project Championship

Innovative Project titled “Eco-friendly Interlock Blocks” exhibited by Glency Roshni D’Souza, Mohammed Alfaz, Rajat Narayan, Mohammad Salim of Civil Engineering Students and Shrinidhi and Niranjan from Government high school Neerkere, Moodabidri under the Guidance of Mr. Suraj Shet and Mr. Akshaya Krishna N, won
2nd Prize in the State Level ANVESHANA- 2022Project Competition

Anveshana 2020-State Level Project Championship

The 9th series of the Anveshana-2020 witnessed a team from Department of Civil Engineering of Mangalore Institute of Technology &Engineering (MITE) won ‘Consolation prize’ at the state level. The Championship organized by the Agastya International Foundation in association with Synopsys was held from 25th to 27th February 2020 held at Bangalore.

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2020-21

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Academic Year
1.	Mr. Fahiz c k Mr. Mohammed jabir Mr. Safwansadique Ms. Krishna	Mr.Sagar S	Parametric study of euphoria cactus on the properties of concrete asAlternate material	4000	2020-21
2.	Mr. Muzamilahmadkantroo Ms. Kaviya m v Mr.mallikarjuna Mr. Kowshik d	Mr. SurajShet and Mr. Akshaya Krishna N	Experimental investigation on paver block by partial replacement of fine aggregate with iron ore wastes	3500	2020-21
3.	Ms. Kavyashree c mundasad Mr. Pavankumar Ms. Shreya s Ms. Sadhwipadival	Mr. Sujesh Kumar and Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Drone based identification of threat caused by locusts infestation inAgricultural crop	6000 Inter disciplinary (Civil &Aeronautical)	2020-21

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2019-20

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Allan Robin Pereira & Team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Antropotechnique Smart Vermi Bin for Sustainable Solid Waste Management	4500/- Interdisciplinary (Civil & ECE)	KSCST	2019-20
2	Anupama J & Team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Groundwater Utilization and its Environmental Sustainability in Coastal Aquifers	4000/-	KSCST	2019-20
3	Pavan H N & Team	Mr. Yashwanth M K	A Study on Basalt Fiber Reinforced Composite Structural Panels as Alternative Building Material	4000/-	KSCST	2019-20
4	Ms. Yashoda C Lamani& Team	Mr. Akshay Krishna N &Er. Rajendra Kalbhavi	Experimental Investigation on Paver Blocks by Partial Replacing Cement by Lead Slag, Sand by M-Sand, with Addition of Waste Plastic Bags	4500/-	KSCST	2019-20

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2018-19

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Shashwathi S Shetty & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Experimental Studies on Lateritic Soil Stabilization using Waste Engine Oil and Lime	3000/-	KSCST	2018-19
2	Mr.Nishan T & team	Mr. Shashikumar S B	Progress of salt water Intrusion with varying climatic conditions and ground water table in the coastal belt of Mangalore	4000/-	KSCST	2018-19

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) funded projects 2018-19

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
3	Yogeesh Shetty & team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Experimental Investigation on Concrete Using Sea Sand and Coconut Shell Charcoal as Fine Aggregate	5000/-	VTU	2018-19
4	Sulakshith and Team	Prof. Umesh S S	Experimental Investigation of slender beam application in cost effective roofing system	5000/-	VTU	2018-19

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2017-18

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Chaitra M &team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Removal of Methylene Blue from Aqueous Solution: An Approach of Environmental Friendly Activated Carbon	4000/-	KSCST	2017-18
2	Trupthi& team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Use of Eggshells and Seashells for the Removal of Heavy Metals from Wastewater	5000/-	KSCST	2017-18

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) funded projects 2017-18

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Trupthi& team	Dr. Jayaprakash M C	Use of Eggshells and Seashells for the Removal of Heavy Metals from Wastewater	5000/-	VTU	2017-18
2	NithinShenoy& team	Mr. Shreyas K S	Experimental Studies on the Use of Waste Plastic Materials for Road Constructions	5000/-	VTU	2017-18

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2016-17

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Rakshith and team	Mr. Sushanth S Bhandari	Assessment of physiochemical parameters of ground water in vicinity of Municipal landfill of Mangalore, Udupi&Moodbidre	4500/-	KSCST	2016-17

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2015-16

Sl. No	Student Name	Guide	Project Title	Amount in Rs	Organization	Academic Year
1	Avinash and team	Mr. Abhilash D T	Development of NSC and HSC Using Laterite Soil as a Replacement to Sand	5000/-	KSCST	2015-16

Awards/Recognitions received by student

Sl. No	Student Name	Game	Medal Won	Academic Year
1	BhavishPraveer P	VTU Body Building competition	MOST MUSCULAR MAN 2015 & Gold medal in Mr.Dakshina Kannada	2015

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS

Sl. No.	Title of paper	Name of the author/s	Name of journal	Year of publication	Paper Link


1	Performance based seismic evaluation of industrial chimneys by static and Dynamic Analysis	Sagar S, BasavarajGudadappanavar	International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology	2015	https://www.irjet.net/archives/V2/i4/Irjet-v2i4276.pdf
2	Performance Based evaluation of responsereduction factor for elevated water tank.	Roja M, T.S sahana, Naveen G.M, Sagar S	International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology	2016	https://www.irjet.net/archives/V3/i6/IRJET-V3I6282.pdf
3	Performance Of Concrete By Partially Replacing Fine Aggregate With Gbs And Cement With Fly Ash”	Sagar S,, Kalappa U.P,, JyothipriyaG.S,and Umar MohdNousheen	International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology	2020	http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/27529
4	Assessment of road safety audit of NH-69, Karnataka State, India	Jayaprakash M C, Shreyas K S, Vikram M C, Manasa Nair	International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering	2019	DOI: 10.35940/ijitee.F1188.0486S419
5	Removal of Methylene Blue from Aqueous Solution: An Approach of Environmental friendly Activated Carbon	M. C. Jayaprakash, M. Chaitra, PrarthanaRai, and D. Venkat Reddy	Springer: Book Title: Sustainable Environment and Infrastructure	2020	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51354-2_16
6	Removal Of Heavy Metals From Leachate Using Natural Detritus Shells	Jayaprakash M C, Trupti, Niveditha S P and D Venkat Reddy	International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology	2020	http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/27523
7	PET Bottles for Eco-friendly Building in Sustainable Development	Jayaprakash M C, Deeksha I M and Soumya M R	International Journal of Current Trends in Engineering & Research	2016	https://www.scribd.com/document/376657581/PET-Bottles-for-Eco-friendly-Building-in-Sustainable-pdf
8	Desalination Approach of Seawater and Brackish Water by Coconut Shell Activated Carbon as a Natural Filter Method	Jayaprakash M C, Poorvi Shetty, RajuAedla and D Venkat Reddy	International Journal of Earth Sciences and Engineering	2017	https://www.scribd.com/document/439707906/10-21276ijee-2017-10-0618
9	Desalination Approach of Seawater and Brackish Water by Coconut Shell Activated Carbon as a Natural Filter Method	Jayaprakash M C, Poorvi Shetty, RajuAedla and D Venkat Reddy	International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development – IJTSRD	2018	https://doi.org/10.31142/ijtsrd19123
10	Planning and Implementation of Rain Water Harvesting System in MITE, Moodabidri, Karnataka-Geological and Hydrogeological in Puts Typical Analysis	Jayaprakash M C and Poorvi Shetty	Journal of Water Resources and Pollution Studies	2018	http://matjournals.in/index.php/JoWRPS/article/view/2245
11	Experimental Studies on Structural Charecteristics of Solid Concrete Block Masonry with Partial Replacement of Sand by Quarry Dust in Mortar	GaneshaMogaveera,VidyashreeM,Umesh S S,Sherman Jain	International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology	2020	http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/27517
12	Comparative Study on properties of coir and sisal fibre reinforced composites	Yashwanth M K, G. L. Easwara Prasad, Akshay N K	International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology	May-16	http://www.ijirset.com/upload/2016/icete/civil/32_152_ICETE16_CIV_PID014.pdf
13	Physico-chemical Study on Extent of Water Quality Deterioration in the Lakes of Mangaluru City	Shashikumar,NarendraKumar,SavithaYadahalli,Prajwal S. S.,Hemanarasimhanag D N	Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (JETIR)	May-19	http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIRCU06078.pdf
14	Development of Rainfall Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curve for some parts of Coastal Region of Karnataka	Sushmitha G S, Vinod G, Vinutha S	International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology Vol. 29 No. 7 (2020)	Jul-20	http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/27528

Civil Engineering(Accredited by NBA)

Introduction

Vision

Mission

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

Program Outcomes (POs)

Course Outcomes (COs)

Department Advisory Board Members( Academic Year 2023-24)

FACULTY

Position: Professor and Head

Phone: +919591843955

Email: hodciv@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 17-06-2013

Professor and Head

Position: Associate Professor

Phone: #

Email: umesh@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 03-07-2017

Associate Professor

Position: Senior Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: jayaprakash@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 15-07-2013

Senior Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: +919738405358

Email: yashwanth@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 17th July 2014

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: suraj@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 2nd July 2018

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: akshayakrishna@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 15th July 2020

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: anushajain@mite.ac.in

Joining Date: 15.07.2019

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: meghamayuri@mite.ac.in

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: swapnasa@mite.ac.in

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Phone: #

Email: prathiksha@mite.ac.in

Assistant Professor

Position: Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Major Labs

a. Basic Materials Testing Laboratory

b. Engineering Geology Lab

c. Environmental Engineering Laboratory

d. Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

e. Geotechnical engineering laboratory

f. Computer application laboratory

g. Surveying Practice Laboratory

Research Center

Faculty with Doctorate

Research Candidates

List of Funded projects

Student projects funded by Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST)

Projects funded by Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)

Department Forum

SCHEME AND SYLLABUS

COURSE MATERIALS

Beyond Syllabus

MITECONS (MITE Consultancy services)

Major Consultancy Services Carried out

Academic Achievers

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST) funded projects 2015-16