Civil Engineering

About

Department of Civil Engineering was established in the year 2010 with an intake of 60 students and subsequently in the year 2012 the intake was increased to 120 students and subsequently in the year 2022 intake was reduced to 66 students. The department unveiled another programme 3 year Diploma in Civil Engineering with an intake of 60 students in the year 2014. and subsequently in the year 2022 intake was reduced to 33 students The course offers a deep insight into the discipline and enables promising engineers to acquire skills required to succeed both individually as well as in Industry. The department is committed to well being and all round development of its students. The department is very well equipped with 11 laboratories and computational facilities.

The department has fully equipped with all laboratories, lab infrastructure and equipment to meet the highest academic requirements which helps students to gain the practical knowledge also. It undertakes consultancy works also with industries and Govt. Authorities. The Department also organizes FDPs, workshops, conferences and Seminars for professional interaction which benefits both Student and Faculty too. The department has highly qualified and experienced faculty with industry and research experience. Most of the faculties are postgraduates and PhDs.

Civil Engineering Department offers following courses:

Program	Course	Intake
Under Graduate(B.Tech)	Civil Engineering	66
Diploma (DCE)	Civil Engineering	33

Vision-Mission

Vision

To emanate as a proficient learning resource – center producing competent technocrats

Mission

DM₁ Provide Conceptual and practical- oriented teaching- learning approaches.
DM₂ Offer skill based trainings through advanced and sustainable technologies.
DM₃ Organize activities on professional and interpersonal skills through industry interaction.
DM₄ Establish learning environment promoting to societal, environmental and ethical values

PEO/PO/PSO/COs

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

Graduates of B.Tech in Civil Engineering Programme shall be able to

PEO1 Analyse technical concepts and demonstrate expertise in designs, analysis and implementation of infrastructural projects of Civil Engineering
PEO2 Engage in engineering profession with teamwork focusing on sustainable technologies and ethical practices.
PEO3 Adopt innovative technologies and update skills through lifelong learning.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

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.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

PSO1 Domain Skills: To apply the fundamental concepts of Structural, Geotechnical and Water resources Engineering in Civil Engineering.
PSO2 Industrial Skills: Develop skills to design sustainable solutions for real time problems of Civil Engineering by employing modern technologies and STAAD PRO

Course Outcomes-2020-21 Odd-Semester - view

Course Outcomes-2019-20 Even-Semester - view

Course Outcomes-2019-20 Odd-Semester - view

Course Outcomes-2018-19 Even-Semester - view

Course Outcomes-2018-19 Odd-Semester - view

Academic Regulations

R19 Academic Regulations

R15 Academic Regulations

R13 Academic Regulations

Promotion Rules:

Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2013

Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2014

Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2016

Academic Regulations:

All the Principals of affiliated colleges of JNTUA.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Sub:- JNTUA-DAPO-Technical Seminar-Comprehensive Viva-Voce-Marks awarded-Reg.

It is to inform you that course structure and syllabi of R13 regulations are revised for III and IV year of B.Tech and B. Pharmacy courses in the year 2015. According to new course structure for B.Tech stream, only Technical Seminar has been introduced in place of Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce in the B.Tech IV year II Semester Course Structure for 2 credits.

In case of B. Pharmacy stream only Comprehensive Viva-Voce has been introduced instead of Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce in the B. Pharmacy IV year II Semester Course Structure for 3 credits.

In this context, the following marks are awarded for Technical Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce separately.

Technical Seminar shall be evaluated for total 50 Marks(for B.Tech stream only).
Comprehensive Viva-Voce shall be evaluated for total 100 Marks(for B. Pharmacy stream only).

Further, it is to be noted that the third paragraph of serial number/point 4.8 of original R13 Regulations is modified as follows:

B.Tech Stream:

A student shall acquire 2 credits assigned to the Technical Seminar only when he/she secure 40% or more marks for the total 50 marks. In case, if a student fails in Technical Seminar he/she shall reappear as and when IV/II supplementary examinations are conducted.

Pharmacy Stream:

A student shall acquire 3 credits assigned to the Comprehensive Viva-Voce only when he/she secure 40% or more marks for the total 100 marks. In case, if a student fails in Comprehensive Viva-Voice, he/she shall reappear as and when IV/II supplementary examinations are conducted.

For any clarification please contact: Director, Academic & Planning, JNTUA @ 9000551418.

B.Tech R13 _ Academic Regulations

Substitute Subjects:

Finalization of Substitute Subjects for B. Tech Re_admitted Students in the A.Y 2015_16 III B.Tech _II Semester

Academic Syllabus

Syllabus

RG22 Syllabus for CE –view

RG22 Ist Year Syllabus for CE –view

JNTUA-R20-B.Tech-CE

Civil R19 Course Structure & Syllabus

B. Tech-CE-R15-Syllabus

B. Tech-CE-R13-Syllabus

B. Tech-CE-R09-Syllabus

Department Calendar

Calendar of Events AY 2022-2023 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2021-2022 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2020-2021 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2019-2020 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2018-2019 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2017-2018 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2016-2017 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2015-2016 – view

Calendar of Events AY 2014-2015 – view

Faculty

S.NO	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr. Umasai Krishna Paluri	Associate Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
2	Mr. Ramana Reddy Karnataka	Associate Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
3	Mr. Praveen Kumar Kaipu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
4	Ms. Bhanusri Peteti	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
5	Mr. Radha Krishna Vakati	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
6	Mr. Kartheek Thunga	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
7	Ms. Monisha Vanteru	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
8	Mr. Chillakuru Mahesh	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
9	Mr. Chittaturu Lokesh	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
10	Mr. Chennupati Sobha Rani	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
11	Mr. V Yaswanth Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
12	Ms. L. Indumathi Devi	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
13	Mr. Sk. Habeeb Basha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
14	Mr. D. Pavan Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
15	Ms. M. Sathyavathi	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
16	Mr. K. Sumanth	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.

S.No	Name of The Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Profile
1	Mr. PALURI UMASAI KRISHNA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech(Ph.D.)	view
2	Ms. PETETI BHANU SRI	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
3	Mr. PIDUGU SANATH KUMAR	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
4	Mr. KARNATAKA RAMANA REDDY	Asst. Prof	M.Tech(Ph.D.)	view
5	Mr. KAIPU PRAVEEN KUMAR	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
6	Mr. VAKATI RADHAKRISHNA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
7	Mr. GANGAVARAM SRIKANTH	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
8	Mr. SUMAN PULIKONDA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
9	Ms. THALAGADADIVI SAI BINDHUSHA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
10	Ms. MONISHA VANTERU	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
11	Mr. CHITTATURU LOKESH	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
12	Mr. CHILLAKURU MAHESH	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
13	Ms. CHENNUPATI SOBHA RANI	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
14	Mr. NEDURUMALLI SAI ANVESH REDDY	Asst. Prof	M.E	view
15	Mr. MADAPURI HARI KRISHNA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
16	Mr. YASWANTHKUMAR KUMAR V	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
17	Ms. L INDUMATHI	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view
18	Mr. SK HABEEB BASHA	Asst. Prof	M.Tech	view

S.NO	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Profile
1	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)	view
2	Mr. P. Uma Sai Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)	view
3	Mr. K. Ramana Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)	view
4	Mr. P. Amjath Khan	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
5	Mr. K. Praveen Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
6	Mr. P. Sanath Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
7	Ms. P. Bhanusri	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
8	Mr. V. Radha Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
9	Mr. T. Kartheek Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
10	Mr. B. Anil Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
11	Ms. Ch. Sobha Rani	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
12	Mr. M. Hari Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
13	Mr.P. Suman	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
14	Ms. T. Sai Bindhusha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
15	Mr.G. Srikanth	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
16	Mr. Ch. Mahesh	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
17	Mr. Ch. Murali Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
18	Mr. Ch. Lokesh	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view
19	Ms. Monisha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.	view

S.NO	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
2	Mr. P. Uma Sai Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
3	Mr. K. Ramana Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
4	Mr. P. Amjath Khan	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
5	Mr. K. Praveen Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
6	Mr. M. Gurusamy	Assistant Professor	M.E (Ph.D)
7	Mr. P. Sanath Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
8	Ms. P. Bhanusri	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
9	Mr. V. Radha Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
10	Mr. T. Kartheek Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
11	Mr. Ch. Vinay Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
12	Ms. T. Sai Bindhusha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
13	Mr.G. Srikanth	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
14	Mr.P. Suman	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
15	Mr. B. Anil Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
16	Mr. Ch. Murali Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.

S.NO	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Dr. P. Naga Sowjanya	Asscociate Professor	Ph.D.
2	Mr. K. Radha Krishna	Asscociate Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
3	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
4	Ms. Sk. Dilkusha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
5	Mr. B. Mahendra Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
6	Ms. I. Rajeswari	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
7	Mr. P. Amjath Khan	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
8	Mr. Sk. Nadim	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
9	Mr. D. Purushotham	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
10	Mr. K. Ramana Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
11	Mr. P. Uma Sai Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
12	Mr. P. Sai Pradeep	Assistant Professor	M.Tech(Ph.D.)
13	Mr. P. Ashok Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
14	Mr. K. Praveen Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
15	Ms. P. Bhanusri	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
16	Mr. V. Thulasi Ram	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
17	Mr. M. Gurusamy	Assistant Professor	M.E.
18	Mr. P. Ram Gopal Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
19	Mr. S. Md. Waris	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
20	Mr. M. Hyrambabu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
21	Mr. P. Sanath Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
22	Ms. K. Raga Mounika	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Dr. P. Naga Sowjanya	Associate Professor	Ph.D.
2	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
3	Ms. Sk. Dilkusha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
4	Mr. B. Mahendra Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
5	Ms. I. Rajeswari	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
6	Mr. P. Amjath Khan	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
7	Mr. Sk. Nadim	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
8	Mr. D. Purushotham	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
9	Mr. K. Ramana Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
10	Mr. P. Uma saikrishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
11	Mr. P. Sai Pradeep	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
12	Mr. P. Ashok Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
13	Mr. K. Praveen Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
14	Mr. P. Siva Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
15	Mr. N.S. Abhilash	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
16	Mr. K. Mahendra	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
17	Ms. Y. Lakshmi Teja	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
18	Mr. N. Sai Anvesh Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
19	Mr. MD. Ishaq Jaffery	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
20	Mr. S. MD. Waris	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
21	Ms. P. Lakshmi Narayanamma	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
22	Mr.P. Ram Gopal reddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
23	Mr. Hyrambabu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr. K. Santha Swaroop	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
2	Mr. J. Rajesh Kumar	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
3	Ms. M. Sowmya	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
4	Mr. A. Pradeep	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
5	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
6	Mr. B. Mahendra Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
7	Ms. M. Reshma	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
8	Mr. N. Mohan Reddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
9	Mr. P. Sasank	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
10	Mr. C. Prakash	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
11	Ms. I. Rajewsari	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
12	Mr. P. Amjath khan	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
13	Mr. Sk. Nadim	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
14	Mr. P. Siva kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
15	Mr. K. Ramana Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
16	Ms. K. Tejaswini	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
17	Mr. P. Uma Sai Krishna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
18	Mr. MD. Ishaq jaffery	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
19	Mr. N. S. Abhilash	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
20	Mr. N.L.N. kiran Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
21	Mr. Hyrambabu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr. K. Santha Swaroop	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
2	Mr. J. Rajesh Kumar	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
3	Ms. M. Sowmya	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
4	Mr. A. Pradeep	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
5	Ms. V. Prathima	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
6	Mr. B. Mahendra Reddy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
7	Ms. M. Reshma	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
8	Ms. N. Bharathi	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
9	Mr. G. Pranay Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
10	Ms. K. Sai sindhu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
11	Mr. A. Narayana	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
12	Mr. N. Mohan Reddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
13	Mr. P. Sasank	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
14	Mr. C. Prakash	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
15	Mr. B.B.O.C. Prasad	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
16	Ms. I. Rajeswari	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
17	Mr. P. Amjath Khan	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
18	Mr. Sk. Nadim	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
19	Mr. P. Nikhil chandra prasad	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
20	Mr. P. Ruthvik Kumar	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
21	Mr. Mahesh Kanupur	Assistant Professor	B.Tech

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr. Satheesh Parvataneni	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
2	Mr. Santha Swaroop Kamatham	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
3	Mr. Rajesh Kumar Jampala	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
4	Ms. Sowmya Mudireddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
5	Mr. Pradeep Arava	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
6	Mr. Muqthadir Ahamed Mohammed	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
7	Mr. Brahma Naidu Seelam	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
8	Ms. Ananyachadran Polipati	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
9	Ms. Bharathi Nukaraju	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
10	Mr. Pranay Kumar Gopinati	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
11	Ms. Sai Sindhu Kolluri	Assistant Professor	M.Tech.
12	Mr. Sai Kumar Makula	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.
13	Mr. Narayana Akkayagari	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.
14	Mr. Mohan reddy Nannapureddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.
15	Mr. P. Sasank	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.
16	Mr. Sravana kumar Dadana	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.
17	Ms. Sk. Dilkusha	Assistant Professor	B.Tech.

S.No	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr. Sanath Swaroop Kamatham	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
2	Mr. Rajesh Kumar Jampala	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
3	Ms. Sowmya Mudireddy	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
4	Mr. Pradeep Arava	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
5	Mr. Muqthadirahamed Mohammed	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
6	Mr. Sravan Kumar Reddy K	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
7	Mr. S. Brahma Naidu	Assistant Professor	M.Tech
8	Mr. P. Sasank	Assistant Professor	B.Tech
9	Ms. Shaik Dilkusha	Assistant Professor	B.Tech

R&D

R & D

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Attended – view

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Organized – view

Faculty Development Programs (FDP) – Attended – view

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Events

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Laboratories

Laboratory

Surveying Laboratory-I & II
Strength of Materials Laboratory
Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machinery Laboratory
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
Engineering Geology Laboratory
Concrete Technology Laboratory
Transportation Engineering Laboratory
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
Cad Laboratory
Applied Mechanics Laboratory
Civil Engineering Wrokshop
Project Lab

The objective of this laboratory is to learn about measurement of distances, angles, reduced levels and setting out works. The experiments include determination of distances using chain and tape, reduced levels and contours using level, bearing of lines using compass, horizontal and vertical angles using Theodolite and graphical method using plane table. Use of modern equipment like total station will be demonstrated. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course surveying.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Evaluate horizontal and vertical distances in hilly terrain

CO2: Apply survey technique to align highways curves

CO3:Apply survey technique to align railway curves.

CO4: Explain the procedure of triangulation

CO5:Explain the methods involve in photographic survey.

CO6:Choose advances in surveying techniques over conventional method in the field of civil engineering.

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

S.NO.	NAME OF EQUIPMENT	QUANTITY
1	Metric Chain 30m Length With Arrows 10 Numbers Per Chain	8
2	Gunter Chain 66 Feet Length	1
3	Revenue Chain 33 Feet Length	1
4	Ranging Rod 2m Length	35
5	Ranging Rod 3m Length	10
6	Metal Cross Staff With Pole	8
7	Aluminium Leveling Staff 4m Length	8
8	Box Sextant	1
9	Planimeter	1
10	Prismatic Compass 4 With Stand	8
11	Plane Table Set	8
12	Auto Level Sokia B40 Aluminium Stand	1
13	Optical Square Brass	8
14	Dumpy Level 7inch With Wooden Stand	8
15	Vernier Transit Theodolite With Direct Image With Aluminium Stand	8
16	Surveyor’s Compass With Stand	1
17	Free Man’s Plastic Tapes 30m Length	8
18	Free Man’s Steel Tapes 5m Length	8
19	Hats	2
20	Total Station	1

Area calculation by using Total Station

The objective of strength of materials laboratory is to determine the forces, stresses, deflections and behavior of various structural members like beams, columns, arches, trusses and frames when subjected to different types of loadings. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the courses strength of materials I & II and structural analysis I & II.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Differentiate the Mechanical properties of Materials through various tests

CO2: Interpret the material properties under different stress and strain conditions.

CO3:Predict the engineering properties of materials by using Hardness Test.

CO4: Calculate the Compressive and Tensile stresses of the material by using UTM.

CO5:Understand the Concepts of Shear Test and Impact Test on Materials.

CO6:Calculate the Deflection for Continuous beam by using Deflection test.

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

S.NO.	NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1	Digital Torsion Testing Machine
2	Impact Testing Machine
3	Spring Testing Machine
4	Universal Testing Machine With Double Shear Set Up &Mechanical Extension Meter
5	Hardness Testing Machine
6	Compression Testing Machine

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENTS

Determination of Tensile strength of Cylinder by Using UTM.

Determine the tensile strength of HYSD bar by using Universal Testing Machine (UTM)

The objective of this laboratory is to determine the various parameters related to fluid flow in pipes and in open channels and to study the characteristics of pumps and turbines. The experiments include determination of friction factor, minor loss coefficients, and coefficient of discharge of constriction meters, orifices, mouth pieces, notches and weirs, characteristics of flow profiles and hydraulic jump and characteristics of pumps and turbines and verification of momentum theorem. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the courses fluid mechanics and open channel flow and hydraulic machinery.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Determine the fluid flow principles in orifice and venturimeter.

CO2: Calculate Coefficient of discharge for a small orifice by a constant head method

CO3:Analyze the Calibration of contracted Rectangular Notch and /or Triangular Notch

CO4: Determine Coefficient of loss of head in a sudden contraction and friction factor

CO5: Understand theStudy of Hydraulic jump at various points

CO6:Determine the Efficiency test on Centrifugal Pump.

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

S.NO	EQUIPMENT
1	Orifice Meter &Venture Meter
2	Impact of jet on vanes
3	Reciprocating Pump Test Rig
4	Single stage Centrifugal pump
5	Pelton Wheel
6	Multi Stage Centrifugal pump
7	Turbine Flow Meter
8	Major Losses
9	Minor Losses
10	Determination of Discharge through rectangular & triangular notch
11	Determination of Discharge through External Mouthpiece
12	Bernoulli’s Theorem

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Determination of Coefficient of loss of head due to sudden expansion& sudden Enlargement of pipe.

Determine the relationship between head loss due to fluid friction and velocity for flow of water through smooth bore pipes and to confirm the head loss.

The objective of Geo-technical Engineering laboratory is to determine the physical and engineering properties of soil which are required for suitable design of foundations for any structure. Physical properties include specific gravity, moisture content, density and consistency limits namely, liquid, plastic and shrinkage limits of soil. The engineering properties include permeability, consolidation, compressibility, shear strength and bearing capacity of soil. By evaluating the properties of soil in the laboratory, students will be able to relate the concepts studied in the relevant theory course. Also students can utilize the knowledge of both theory and practical in the field application to real problems. In this laboratory both laboratory and in-situ experiments can be conducted. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course Geotechnical Engineering.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1: Classify the soil based on Index Properties of Soil

CO2: Calculate the Field and Dry Density of Cohesion-less and Cohesive soils.

CO3: Determine the Coefficient of Permeability of Coarse grained and Fine grained soils& also Compressibility Characteristics of Soil.

CO4: Evaluate the Shear Strength Parameters of Soil.

CO5: Interpret the Engineering Properties of soil by Direct Shear Test

CO6: Demonstrate various Experiments on Consolidation of Soil.

LIST OF EQUIPMENT

S.NO.	NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1	California bearing ratio test apparatus
2	Consolidation apparatus
3	Direct shear test apparatus
4	Shrinkage limit set
5	Vane shear test apparatus
6	Liquid limit test apparatus
7	Plastic limit test apparatus
8	Core cutter
9	Sand pouring cylinder apparatus
10	Brass sieves (4.75mm,2mm,1mm,600µ,425µ,300µ,150µ,75 µ)
11	Sieve shaker
12	Hydrometer apparatus
13	Permeability test apparatus(constant head &falling head)
14	Proctors standard compaction test apparatus
15	Proctors heavy compaction test apparatus
16	Electrical oven

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Consolidation Test- Coefficient of Consolidation

The Californian Bearing Ratio (CBR) test is a penetration test used to evaluate the sub grade strength of roads and pavements

The objective of this laboratory is to study the geologic factors that affect the location, design, construction, operation and maintenance of different civil engineering structures. In this laboratory, physical properties of minerals and rocks, geological properties like strike and dip of the bedding planes and study of different maps can be carried out. The basic ideas, learned about the geological conditions in a location will enable the students for proper design of foundations, location of ground water and design of structures for earthquake resistance. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course engineering geology.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1: Interpret the knowledge of principles of engineering geology

CO2: Justify the suitability of sites for various civil engineering structures

CO3: Justify the suitability of sites for various civil engineering structures.

CO4: Explain the knowledge for use of geological strata in the analysis and design the civil engineering structures

CO5: Describe the suitability of water and soil conservation projects.

CO6: Analyze the structural behavior by using geophysical methods.

LIST OF EQUIPMENT

S.NO	NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1	Minerals Specimens
2	Rock Specimens
3	Hardness Collection Set of 9 minerals
4	Luster & Cleavage set of 10 minerals
5	Fracture(6) & tenacity (4) mineral collection
6	Streak 7feel collection set of 10 minerals
7	Form & Structure collection
8	Structural Geology models (29 +4)
9	Plastic specimens tray
10	Streak plates
11	Pocket lens

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Study of Geological Structures like Faults and Folds.
Study of Geological Structures like Tilted beds and Uniformities

Study of physical properties and identification of minerals

The objective of concrete laboratory is to determine the physical properties of building construction materials like cement, fine and coarse aggregate, steel, wood, and strength characteristics of cement mortar, plain cement concrete and reinforced cement concrete. The tests include determination of specific gravity, fineness, normal consistency, setting times, workability and soundness of cement, fineness modulus of fine and coarse aggregate, strength of cement mortar, cement concrete and bricks, tensile test on steel rods, bending and flexural strength on concrete, bending test on wood, and non destructive test on concrete. The students will be able to infer the suitability of these materials for construction. They can design the mix, make the specimens and test the same for the strength for comparison with design strength. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course building materials and concrete technology.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Determine the Consistency and Fineness of Cement

CO2: Determine the Setting time of cement, Specific gravity and Soundness of Cement.

CO3:Determine the Compressive strength of Cement.

CO4: Determine the Workability of Cement Concrete by Compaction Factor, Slump and Vee – Bee Consist meter.

CO5:Determine the Specific gravity of Coarse aggregate and Fine aggregate

CO6:Determine the bulking of sand and also to Understand the Non-Destructive Testing procedures on Concrete.

LIST OF EQUIPMENT

S.NO	NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1	Vicat Apparatus
2	Specific Gravity Bottles
3	Compression testing machine
4	I.S.Sieves(63,50,40,31.5,25,20,16,12.5,10,6.3,2.5,2.36,1.7,90micron,7.5micron)
5	Flow Table
6	Slump Cone Apparatus
7	Compaction Factor Apparatus
8	Vee-Bee Consistometer
9	Standard Penetrometer
10	Pycno Meter
11	Casting Moulds
12	Lechatelier apparatus

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

1.Flexural Strength of Beam by using Universal Testing Machine

Determine the Workability of Cement Concrete by Compaction Factor, Slump and Vee – Be Consist meter.

The objective of transportation engineering laboratory is to determine the properties of coarse aggregates and bitumen. Experiments include tests for impact, abrasion, attrition test and crushing strength for coarse aggregate and tests for penetration, ductility, viscosity, softening point and flash and fire point for bitumen. The students will be able to infer the suitability of these materials for construction of road. This laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course transportation engineering.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Identify Engineering Properties of Aggregates

CO2: Identify the Grade & Properties of Bitumen.

CO3:Predict out the Peak Hour Traffic & Peak Time for a given location on the road.

CO4: Calculate Design Speed, Maximum Speed & Minimum Speed limits of a location through spot speed

CO5:Measure the Quality Control tests on Pavements and Pavement Materials

CO6:Examine various Specific Tests required for Field Application and Draw necessary inferences.

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS

S.NO.	NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1	Losangles Abrasion Machine
2	Devals Abrasion Machine
3	Aggregate Impact Testing Machine
4	Aggregate Crushing Test Machine
5	Thickness Gauge & Length Gauge For Shape Test Of Aggregates
6	Ring & Ball Apparatus
7	Penetrometer
8	Density Basket
9	I.S.Sieves
10	Pensky-Martens Open & Closed Tester

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Attrition Test
Level of Service at Intersections Based on v/c Ratio

To determine the aggregate impact value by using Impact Testing Machine

The objective of this laboratory is to determine the qualities of water and waste water, quality of air and noise characteristics. The experiments include the determination of pH, turbidity, conductivity, and impurities in water and BOD, DO and COD of waste water this laboratory course will help the students to understand the theoretical concepts learned in the course of Environmental engineering.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1: Estimate various parameters like PH, Chlorides, Sulphates, Nitrates in water

CO2: Demonstrate the laboratory experiments on various parameters of water and waste water CO3: Analyze the technical laboratory report on quality assessment of portable and waste water.

CO4: Estimate of industrial effluents of samples of laboratory

CO5: Apply the laboratory results in the basic environmental design and in the field of Engineering

CO6: Analyze and estimate the quality of water both in water and waste water.

LIST OF EQUIPMENT

S.NO	NAME OF EQUIPMENT	QUANTITY
1	pH Meter (Digital Sun)	2
2	Hot Air Oven	1
3	Chloroscope	1
4	Dissolved Oxygen Meter	1
5	Floculator	1
6	Bod Incubator	1
7	Reflex Apparatus	1
8	Turbidity Meter	1
9	Chloroscope	1
10	Standard flask(500ml)	4
11	Standard flask(250ml)	4
12	Conical flask(50ml)	10
13	Conical flask(100ml)	17
14	Conical flask(250ml)	7
15	Conical flask(500ml)	5
16	Conical flask(1000ml)	5
17	Standard flask(100ml)	17
18	Standard flask(500ml)	4
19	Standard flask(1000ml)	4
20	Beaker(25ml)	15
21	Beaker(100ml)	10
22	Beaker(400ml)	15
23	Beaker(1000ml)	15
24	Wash bottle(500ml)	18
25	Buret stand with clamp	50
26	Pipette(20ml)	17
27	Pipette(10ml)	5
28	Pipette pump(10ml)	15
29	Burette 50ml with PTFE stop cock	15
30	Measuring jar (10ml)	5
31	Measuring jar (50ml)	5
32	Watch glass 3” dia	20
33	B.O.D. bottles 300ml	30
34	Stainless steel spatulas 6”	20
35	Glass funnel(75mm)	5
36	Funnel(75mm)polythene	30
37	Digital weighing scale(200gr*0.01gr)	1
38	S.S.Water bath 6holes(300mm250mm100mm)	1
39	Double distillation unit	1
40	Desciccator 6” dia glass with 41perforated plate	1

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Determination of free ammonia present in the water sample.
Determination of sulphates present in the water sample.

Demonstrate the laboratory experiments on various parameters of water and waste water

CAD (Computer Aided Design) provides a convenient mean to create designs for almost every engineering discipline. It can be used for architectural design, landscape design, interior design, civil and surveying, mechanical design, electrical engineering, plant design, industrial design, duct design, electronic circuit design, plumbing design, textile design and product design.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1:Sketch out Two Dimensional sketches, views in CAD environment

CO2: Apply structural drawing of reinforced concrete elements such as beams.

CO3:Design structural drawing of Reinforced Concrete Elements such as Beams.

CO4: Design Structural drawings of steel elements such as Tension members and Compression members.

CO5:Design Structural drawings of steel elements such as Beams, Column Base and Roof Trusses

CO6:Design Various connections or Joint details.

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

S.No	List of Experiments
1.	2-D Frame Analysis and Design
2.	Steel Tabular Truss Analysis and Design
3.	3-D Frame Analysis and Design
4.	Retaining Wall Analysis and Design
5.	Simple tower Analysis and Design
6.	One Way Slab Analysis & Design
7.	Two Way Slab Analysis & Design
8.	Column Analysis & Design

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

Building Drawing of Single and Double storey Residential Building.

Analyze and Design Structural drawings of steel elements such as Beams, Column Base, and Roof Trusses by using STAAD Pro. Software

Main objective of using laboratory experiments in mechanics courses is to further advance the learning and understanding of basic mechanics principles and enable engineering students to get hands-on experience with them to promote experiential learning.

COURSE OUTCOMES

On Successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

CO1: Understand the knowledge about the fundamentals of engineering principles.

CO2: Determine the support reactions acted upon simply supported beams.

CO3: Understand the importance of frictional force in real world problems..

CO4: Understand the concept of centre of gravity and moment of inertia of a real world problem.

CO5: Understand the concept of gear arrangement in mechanical devices

CO6: Understand the concept of law of machine.

S.NO	LIST OF EQUIPMENT
1.	Polygon law of coplanar forces with weights
2.	Support reaction of a beam (Tabular type)with weights
3.	Bell crank lever with weights
4.	Friction plane (Combined inclined plane and friction slide)
5.	Moment if inertia of flywheel with weights
6.	Compound pendulum bar pendulum with weights
7.	Differential pulley block model with stand and weights
8.	Differential axle & wheel with weights

ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS

To study different types of Trusses.
To verify conditions of Equilibrium for General Coplanar Force Systems.

Workshop is the core of learning about different Materials, equipment, tools and manufacturing practices that are observed in different manufacturing functions and operations. Workshop is also of prime importance when you want to gather about the practical knowledge.

S.No	Equipment
1.	Tape 30 meters
2.	Paint brush 25 Roller
3.	Paint Brush
4.	Hammer
5.	Spare blade (Patti blade)
6.	Spare blade (Scraper)
7.	Nylon Thread
8.	Trowel
9.	Plum bob
10.	L Shape Measuring Scale
11.	Wood Plastering Trowel
12.	Wall Putty Blade
13.	Spirit Level 30 cm
14.	Spirit Level 60 cm
15.	6 inch nails
16.	Normal Thread
17.	Sponge
18.	65656 MS Angles 6.5 feet
19.	75*40 MS Channels 6.5 feet
20.	150*75 ISMB 6.5 feet

Setting a layout and marking the points

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Association Activities (GRACE)

GRACE

The main aim of this association is to build their personalities and make them participate in various activities and provide helping hands for various social bodies. This association in GIST College developed, governed, and administered by the civil engineering students. It provides opportunity to share broad variety of projects and innovative activities. All programs are based on student interest and designed to enhance an environment where students can unite in groups to achieve goals and objectives while encouraging healthy lifestyles.

Department of Civil Engineering had proposed to establish department association in the name of “Geethanjali Royal Association of Civil Engineering” (GRACE) for the refinement of students and faculty to enrich their professional growth in a continuously improving environment.

To establish, maintain and develop standards of knowledge and skill to the students.
To enrich, develop student standards of qualification and practices of professional engineering and professional ethics.
To conduct various sessions on both technical /non technical competitions to explore the competency between the students.
To develop entrepreneurship qualities by providing economical/financial support to the innovations designed by the students.

Roles and Responsibilities of the Convener

To plan activities of Civil Engineering Department Association.
To conduct the meetings related to student association cell.
To co ordinate Civil Engineering department secretaries and supervising the co curricular activities in their department.
To prepare the minutes of the meeting and summary preparation.

Roles and Responsibilities of Secretary

To plan the co curricular activities in department in sync with department regular activities.
Motivating & encouraging the students in department to participate/ register in various co curricular activities.
To allot the activity coordinator for each activity in association with the department HoD.
To keep records, summary and documentations of all the events or activities organized.
To upload the events organized data in to the website.

Roles and Responsibilities of activity coordinator

To prepare the circulars and scheduling of the events.
Motivating the students and registering the students to the stated activity.
Recording of the events and preparation of documents of the organized events/activities i.e registration forms, winners list, feedback forms.
To prepare the report of the event or activity which they had organized.

Roles and Responsibilities of student member

To motivate the fellow students to participate in the activity.
To act as an organizer & volunteer to the activity and participant to that event.
To provide feedback on the organized event/activity.

S.NO	NAME OF THE MEMBER	DESIGNATION	POSITION
1.	Dr. G.SubbaRao	Principal	Chairman
2.	Ms.V.Prathima	HoD _I/CCE	Convenor
3.	Mr .P.Suman	Asst. Professor	Secretary
4.	Mr.V.Radha krishna	Asst. Professor	Coordinator
5.	Ms.A. Lakshmi Kavya-172U1A0102	Student	Member
6.	Mr.T.NagaVenkataKrishna-172U1A0183	Student	Member
7.	Mr.B. Balakrishna-192U5A0104	Student	Member
8.	Mr.K.Jeeevan sai-192U1A0114	Student	Member

S.NO	NAME OF THE ACTIVITY	Date	Semester	No of participants
AY: 2014-2015
1.	Group Discussion	22-09-2014	Odd sem	32
2.	JAM Competition	25-03-2015	Even sem	20
AY: 2015-2016
1.	Quiz	29-09-2015	Odd sem	65
2.	JAM Competition	03-03-2016	Even sem	23
AY: 2016-2017
1.	Group Discussion	19-08-2016	Odd sem	38
2.	Poster Presentation	06-03-2017	Even sem	22
AY: 2017-2018
1.	Poster Presentation	28-09-2017	Odd sem	25
2.	Quiz	15-03-2018	Even sem	60
AY: 2018-2019
1.	Group Discussion	07-08-2018	Odd sem	46
2.	JAM Competition	09-03-2019	Even sem	25
AY: 2019-2020
1.	Paper and poster presentation	07-08-2019	Odd sem	48
2.	Essay writing	09-02-2020	Even sem	40

S.No	Name of the Event	Names of the prize winners
1.	Group Discussion	Mohammad Khadeer Mohammad (162U1A0144)
2.	Group Discussion	Attivarapu Lakshmi Kavya (172U1A0102)
3.	JAM Competition	Dangi Mukesh(182U1A0116)
4.	JAM Competition	Pattan Shakeel(172U1A0134)

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Extracurricular Activities

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Department Library

The Department is equipped with an excellent library catering the needs of UG students and faculties of Civil Engineering Department. The reference books which cover complete syllabus of UG in Civil Engineering as well as competitive examinations such as GATE, UPSC etc. Objective of departmental library is to promote the use of reference books among the students. Not only students, but also faculties utilize the library for their study. Apart from books, departmental library also helps the students by providing previous year project reports and seminar reports from previous academic years which are essential to provide guideline for the upcoming students. Students as well as faculty members avail the facility of library on a regular basis.

Number of Books Available in Department Library : 303

Department Library Area in 18.72 Sq.M

Placements

COMPANIES VISITED

S.NO	NAME OF THE COMPANY	DATE	TYPE	CTC	PLACEMENTS
1	CV CORP	08-03-2020	IT	₹2,30,000	1
2	TCS CODEVITA	12-07-2019	IT	₹3,36,000	0
3	TCS NQT	20-07-2019	IT	₹3,36,000	0
AVERAGE SALARY PACKAGE in (LPA):		2.800	TOTAL:		1

LIST OF STUDENS PLACEMENT

S.No

Roll No

Student Name As Per SSC

JOB ROLE

NAME OF THE COMPANY

SALARY PACKAGE

162U1A0126

GUNJI RAMANARAYANA

FINISHING SCHOOL

CV CORP

₹2,30,000

COMPANIES VISITED

S.NO	NAME OF THE COMPANY	DATE	TYPE	CTC	PLACED
1	ALIENS GROUP	02-04-2019	CORE	₹3,00,000.00	12
2	HPR SYNERGY	18-05-2019	CORE	₹1,20,000.00	14
3	LADDAR SURVEY	20-02-2019	CORE	₹1,20,000.00	6
4	MOLDTEK	18-06-2019	CORE	₹1,20,000.00	2
AVERAGE SALARY PACKAGE in (LPA):		2.082	TOTAL:		34

LIST OF STUDENS PLACED

S.No	Roll No	Student Name As Per SSC	JOB ROLE	NAME OF THE COMPANY	SALARY PACKAGE
1	152U1A0111	BHAVANI SASIDHAR	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
2	152U1A0129	GIDDALURU VIKAS	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
3	152U1A0135	K SAI SAKETH	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
4	152U1A0154	MOHAMMED MUSTHAQ HUSSAIN	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
5	152U1A0169	PODALAKURU SINDHUJA	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
6	152U1A0175	SAJITHA PULI	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
7	152U1A0193	SHAIK SUBAHANI	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
8	152U1A01A3	UDATHA SUNEEL YADAV	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
9	152U1A01A5	VALLURU PRADEEP REDDY	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
10	152U1A01A7	VANNAYAGARI SUBRAMANYAM	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
11	162U5A0109	KANIGELUPULA RUPESH KUMAR	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
12	162U5A0110	KETHA MASTHAN REDDY	BUSINESS ASSOCIATE	ALIENS GROUP	₹3,00,000.00
13	152U1A0104	AMBATI CHAITHANYA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
14	152U1A0116	BOYELLA GURUPRASAD	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
15	152U1A0140	KOMARAGIRI UMAMAHESWARI	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
16	152U1A0147	MANIMANGALAM RAKESH	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
17	152U1A0163	PARLAPALLI POOJITHA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
18	152U1A0171	PULIVARTHI VENKATA PRAVEEN KUMAR	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
19	152U1A0173	RACHAKULLA SUSMITHA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
20	152U1A0176	SANGANA MYTHILI REDDY	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
21	152U1A0177	SANKAVARAM DEVI	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
22	152U1A0195	S SWATHI	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
23	152U1A01A1	THIRTALA SUNEELA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
24	162U5A0102	BHASKARAM KALYAN TEJA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
25	162U5A0113	MOGALLURU NARESH	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
26	162U5A0115	PARLAPALLI CHARAN	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HPR SYNERGY	₹1,80,000.00
27	152U1A0109	BANDLA MANIKUMAR	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
28	152U1A0124	GAJULAPALLI PRASANNA KUMAR	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
29	152U1A0131	JALADANKI CHANDAN	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
30	152U1A0153	MOHAMMAD WARRIS MOHAMMAD	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
31	152U1A01A9	YARRAMREDDY RAMESH	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
32	162U5A0120	SHAIK SHAMSHEER BHASHA	SITE ENGINEER	LADDAR SURVEY	₹1,20,000.00
33	152U1A0188	SHAIK MOIN AHMED	TRAINEE ENGINEER	MOLDTEK	₹1,20,000.00
34	162U5A0118	PESALA THANDAVA KRISHNA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	MOLDTEK	₹1,20,000.00

COMPANIES VISITED

S.NO	NAME OF THE COMPANY	DATE	TYPE	CTC	PLACED
1	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	05-01-2018	CORE	₹1,80,000.00	15
2	SUTHERLAND	22-03-2018	IT	₹1,80,000.00	9
AVERAGE SALARY PACKAGE in (LPA):		1.80	TOTAL:		24

LIST OF STUDENS PLACED

S.No	Roll No	Student Name As Per SSC	JOB ROLE	NAME OF THE COMPANY	SALARY PACKAGE
1	142U1A0105	BORIGARLA VENKATESWARLU	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
2	142U1A0113	GOWRABATHINA NIKHIL	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
3	142U1A0116	GURRAM GANAVI	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
4	142U1A0120	J.MOUNAVI	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
5	142U1A0121	KAKARLA SAI CHIHNITHA	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
6	142U1A0128	KURAPATI RAVIPRATHAP	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
7	142U1A0129	K.SAI KUMAR	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
8	142U1A0134	MODI ANIL	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
9	142U1A0140	PAYASAM SIVAPRASAD	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
10	142U1A0156	SHAIK AZEEM	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
11	142U1A0160	SHAIK SAMDHANI	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
12	142U1A0165	SIVALANKI RAJASEKHAR	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
13	142U1A0177	VAKATI SAI RAJ	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
14	142U1A0181	V.SAI KRISHNA VATHSALYA	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
15	142U1A0182	YAMALA SUNEEL	TRAINEE DEVELOPER	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
16	142U1A0144	POLU MAHESH REDDY	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
17	142U1A0149	RAMALINGAM SARATH KUMAR	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
18	142U1A0152	SEETHA HAREESH	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
19	142U1A0161	SHAIK SHAFI AHMED	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
20	142U1A0164	SHAIK USMAN SHARIF	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
21	142U1A0167	SYED AAKHIL AHAMED	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
22	142U1A0169	SYED BILAL	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
23	142U1A0178	VAKATI VENKATA SAI SRI CHARAN TEJA	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00
24	142U1A0179	VALLIYUR HARI REVANTH	CONSULTANT	SUTHERLAND	₹1,80,000.00

COMPANIES VISITED

S.NO	NAME OF THE COMPANY	DATE	TYPE	CTC	PLACED
1	TECH MAHINDRA	16-09-2016	IT	₹3,25,000.00	6
2	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	23-03-2017	IT	₹2,50,000.00	5
3	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	24-09-2017	CORE	₹1,80,000.00	4
4	RAMTECH	24-03-2017	CORE	₹1,20,000.00	12
AVERAGE SALARY PACKAGE in (LPA):		1.985	TOTAL:		27

LIST OF STUDENS PLACED

S.No	Roll No	Student Name As Per SSC	JOB ROLE	NAME OF THE COMPANY	SALARY PACKAGE
1	132U1A0105	BADDEPUDI LAKSHMI PRASANNA	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
2	132U1A0114	GIRISH NAIDU DAMINENI	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
3	132U1A0121	JAMAL VAVAMYDEEN	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
4	132U1A0122	JAMMI BHARATH KUMAR	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
5	132U1A0123	JANAGARLA VAMSIDHAR	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
6	132U1A0133	KONDISETTI VENKATA VIJAYA LAKSHMI	ASSOCAITE SOFTWARE ENGINEER	TECH MAHINDRA	₹3,25,000.00
7	132U1A0120	INKOLLU PHANI BHARGAV KRISHNA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	₹2,50,000.00
8	132U1A0163	PETETI BHANU SRI	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	₹2,50,000.00
9	132U1A0168	PULA SREENIVASULU	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	₹2,50,000.00
10	132U1A0175	SANDRA VENKATA TEJA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	₹2,50,000.00
11	132U1A0192	UPPALA SURENDRA	TRAINEE ENGINEER	HCL TECHNOLOGIES	₹2,50,000.00
12	132U1A0136	KOTAMREDDY DINESH REDDY	TRAINEE ASSOCIATE	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
13	132U1A0145	MANUBOTI SUBRAMANYAM	TRAINEE ASSOCIATE	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
14	132U1A0189	THETLA RAVITEJA	TRAINEE ASSOCIATE	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
15	132U1A0197	VARDHINENI VINAY KUMAR	TRAINEE ASSOCIATE	CADEPLOY ENGINEERING	₹1,80,000.00
16	132U1A0102	ANNAMREDDY SAI AKHIL	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
17	132U1A0104	ATTIVARPU POORNACHANDRA	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
18	132U1A0111	DEVARAPALLI HEMANTH REDDY	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
19	132U1A0118	GURRALA MADHU G	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
20	132U1A0126	KALAVAKURU SAI SEKHAR REDDY	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
21	132U1A0146	MANYAM SAI GANESH	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
22	132U1A0152	NELANUTHALA YASWANTH ANIRUDH	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
23	132U1A0169	PUVVADA VENKATA NAGASRAVEN	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
24	132U1A0174	SANAMPUDI NIROOPKUMAR REDDY	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
25	132U1A0180	SHAIK RAFI	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
26	132U1A0186	THAMMANA VEERA VENKATA SATYA VISHAL	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00
27	132U1A0196	VANGARA SANTHOSH	TRAINEE GIS ENGINEER	RAMTECH	₹1,20,000.00

MOU's

MOU’s

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Certificate Courses

S. No	Academic year	Name of the Training	No. of Students Enrolled
1.	2021-2022	APSSDC Workshop Building Drafting Using AUTOCADD	51
		APSSDC Workshop Structural Analysis using ETABS	43
		Land survey using Total station	80
2.	2020-2021	APSSDC Workshop Basics on ETABS	28
2.	2020-2021	APSSDC Workshop Basics on ETABS	22
3.	2019-2020	Land survey using Total station	48
4.	2018-2019	APSSDC Workshop Basics on Auto cad	70
		APSSDC Workshop Basics on Revit Architecture	44
		APSCHE- British Council	39
		Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Qcad	7
5.	2017-2018	APSCHE- British Council	38
5.	2017-2018	IIT BOMBAY- College to Corporate	22
6.	2016-2017	Nil	Nil
7.	2015-2016	Nil	Nil
8.	2014-2015	Nil	Nil

Internships

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Internships Organised for-AY-2019-20 – view

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Roll of Honour

S.No	Batch	Roll No.	Name of the Student	Percentage/ CGPA
1	2010-14	102U1A0128	M. MD. SHAFI	80.68
2	2011-15	112U1A0129	P. SAI CHAITANYA	74.7
3	2012-16	122U1A0157	N. VENKATA PRASAD	82.83
4	2013-17	132U1A0163	P. BHANUSRI	79.12
5	2014-18	142U1A0121	K. SAI CHIHNITHA	81.49
6	2015-19	152U1A0112	B. SASIKANTH	8.6
7	2016-20	162U1A0174	SHAIK.RASHIDA BEGUM	8.73
8	2016-20	162U1A0133	KATAKAM VENKATESH	8.73

2019-20

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