Basic Engineering

Overview

The Department of Science and Humanities serves as the foundational pillar of engineering education. It provides first-year students with essential knowledge in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English. The department bridges basic science with technological applications, fostering scientific temper, critical thinking, and communication skills necessary for professional engineering careers. The department is vital for creating a scientific temper and ensuring a smooth transition for students from school to a rigorous engineering curriculum.

Vision

To educate and train the students to become efficient, skilled and future-ready professionals, equipped with technical expertise, Innovation and values to contribute to industry and society.

Mission

• To empower students with technical knowledge, practical skills and innovation-driven learning to meet industry standards and societal needs.
• Ensuring students receive hands-on training and industry-relevant knowledge.
• Developed skilled professionals through internships, workshops and real-world projects.
• Providing job-entered training, internships and industry collaborations to secure employment for every student.

Program Outcomes (POs) – First Year Basic Engineering

• PO1 – Basic Engineering Knowledge: Apply fundamental knowledge of mathematics, physics, and chemistry to understand basic engineering concepts and solve simple technical problems.
• PO2 – Problem Analysis: Identify and analyze basic engineering problems using logical thinking and scientific principles.
• PO3 – Practical Skills: Demonstrate practical skills through laboratory experiments, workshop practices, and basic engineering practices.
• PO4 – Engineering Tools Usage: Use appropriate tools, instruments, and software related to drafting, computer applications, and basic engineering tasks.
• PO5 – Multidisciplinary Understanding: Understand the fundamentals of various engineering disciplines including mechanical, civil, electrical, electronics, and computer engineering.
• PO6 – Communication Skills: Communicate effectively in English through reading, writing, speaking, and listening in academic and workplace environments.
• PO7 – Professional Skills & Employability: Develop workplace readiness through digital skills, employability skills, and professional ethics.
• PO8 – Teamwork and Collaboration: Work effectively as an individual and as a member of a team in workshop, lab, and project environments.
• PO9 – Engineering Drawing & Visualization: Interpret and create basic engineering drawings using standard drafting practices.
• PO10 – Lifelong Learning: Recognize the need for lifelong learning and adapt to technological advancements in engineering fields.