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Department of Civil Engineering

(Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering)

BE

Civil Engineering

GTU

Affiliation

4 Years

Duration

60

Total Intake

About Department

The Civil Engineering Department at KITRC is dedicated to providing high-quality education through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Affiliated with Gujarat Technological University and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the department offers a comprehensive B.E. program featuring state-of-the-art laboratories in surveying, material testing, fluid mechanics, and soil mechanics. Emphasizing project-based learning, industrial exposure, and sustainable infrastructure development, the department nurtures technically skilled and socially responsible civil engineers. With experienced faculty, modern infrastructure, and strong industry linkages, it prepares students for successful careers in construction, consulting, government services, and higher education.

Eligibility Criteria

Vision

To become a leading Civil Engineering department recognized for quality education, research, and innovation, committed to sustainability and societal development through technically competent and ethical professionals.

Program Outcomes (POs)

Mission

Program Specific Outcomes(PSOs)

Course Outcomes(COs)

Semester

Course Code /
Name

Course Outcomes

3

Effective Technical Communication (3130004)

CO 1: Define and discuss dynamics of Verbal and Non Verbal aspects of Communication
CO2 : Write various formal documents of technical and professional communications
CO3: Communicate in diverse formal situations taking place in organizations
CO4: Illustrate and examine the knowledge of ethical aspects of engineering
CO5: Demonstrate and explain social and professional etiquettes
CO6: Plan self-development and practice self-assessment

 Indian Constitution (3130007)

CO-1 Enhance human values , create awareness about law enactment and importance of Constitution
CO-2 To Understand the Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties of the Indian Citizen to instill morality, social values, honesty, dignity of life and their social Responsibilities.
CO-3 Create Awareness of their Surroundings, Society, Social problems and their suitable solutions while keeping rights and duties of the Citizen keeping in mind.
CO-4 Understand distribution of powers and functions of Local Self Government.
CO-5 Understand the National Emergency, Financial Emergency and their Impact on Economy of the country.

Geotechnical Engineering (3130606)

CO-1 Classify the soil and will be able to understand its behaviour and will be able to compute/estimate index parameters.
CO-2 Interpret soil behaviour through learning soil compaction, consolidation, and analyise various theories and calculate parameters needed in design
CO-3 Compute earth pressure, stress distributions and FOS for slopes using various graphical and analytical tools for various engineering projects/site.
CO-4 Differentiate, compare, formulate, and evaluate soil parameters through performing various tests as per site conditions or project needs ethically and professionally.
CO-5 Suggest suitable type of foundation as per soil type, estimate bearing capacity and demonstrate its socio-economic feasibility.

Building Construction Technology ( 3130607)

CO-1 Develop in- depth understanding about construction materials, building components, its construction process etc., and apply the knowledge to execute normal sized building construction project.
CO-2 Recognize the associated entities involved in building construction process.
CO-3 Identify the factors to be considered in planning and construction of buildings.
CO-4 Understand the practices and techniques for Temporary/Special construction Works.
CO-5 Able to apply learning to further research in sustainable civil engineering materials, construction technology and construction management field.

 Mechanics of Solids (3130608)

CO-1 Apply fundamental principles of mechanics, equilibrium and statics to practical problems of engineering.
CO-2 Determine centroid and moment of inertia of a different geometrical shape and its use in engineering problem.
CO-3 Determine different types of stresses and strains developed in the member subjected to axial, bending, shear, torsion & thermal loads.
CO-4 Determine principal stresses and strains for two dimensional system using analytical and graphical methods
CO-5 Differentiate behaviour and properties of different engineering materials.
CO-6 Apply the basics of simple machines and their working mechanism

 Building and Town Planning (3130609)

CO-1 Comprehend local building bye-laws and provisions of National Building Code in respect of building and town planning resulting in functionally efficient, economically viable and legally acceptable buildings.
CO-2 Discuss and apply various aspects of principles of building planning and town planning
CO-3 Understand and implement various aspects of Principles of Architectural composition
CO-4 Explain the principles of planning and design considerations to construct earthquake resistant building
CO-5 Understand, interpret and prepare working drawings, foundation plans, perspective drawing and other executable drawings and prepare the drawing using software

4

Surveying (3140601)

CO-1 Conduct Plane table, Theodolite, Trigonometric levelling, Tachometric, Geodetic survey at identified site.
CO-2 Set out simple and transition curve at given location
CO-3 Compute area and volume using standard rule and equipments such as Plannimeter
CO-4 Apply principles of theory of error for correction of measurements
CO-5 Conduct the survey by modern tools such as Digital Level, Total station, GPS

Structural Analysis-I (3140603)

CO-1 Apply principles of statics to determine reactions, internal actions in statically determinate framed structures including arches & cables.
CO-2 Compute strain energy stored member subjected to axial & flexural forces.
CO-3 Determine displacement in a statically determinate beams by different methods
CO-4 Perform stability checks to various structures such as chimey, retaining wall, dam subjected to gravity and lateral loading.
CO-5 Differentiate the buckling behaviour of columns & struts with different end conditions.
CO-6 Determine response of structure using professional software

Civil Engineering - Societal & Global Impact (3140609)

CO-1 Outline the role of Civil engineering in evolution and revolution of mankind and globally present status of development in India.
CO-2 Estimate the level of resource utilization for present and future infrastructural projects using various tools/methods
CO-3 Infer the necessity of different conventional as well as futuristic infrastructural projects.
CO-4 Incorporate the goal of sustainable development to minimize the potential impacts on the global environment.
CO-5 Associate various measures for enhancing the build environment, thereby improving quality of life of the occupants.
CO-6 Evaluate the potential of Civil Engineering for employment creation and its contribution to the GDP.

Complex Variables and Partial Differential Equations (3140610)

CO-1 convert complex number in a polar form, plot the roots of a complex number in complex plane, find harmonic conjugate of analytic functions and apply conformal mapping in geometrical transformation
CO-2 evaluate complex integration by using various result, test convergence of complex sequence and series and expand some analytic function in Taylor’s series
CO-3 find Laurent’s series and pole of order, and apply Cauchy Residue theorem in evaluating some real integrals
CO-4 form and solve first order linear and nonlinear partial differential equations
CO-5 apply the various methods to solve higher order partial differential equations, modeling and solve some engineering problems related to Heat flows, Wave equation and Laplace equation

Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics (3140611)

CO-1 Analyze forces on floating bodies and understand fluids in relative equilibrium
CO-2 Calibrate and demonstrate fluid flow measuring devices like venturimeter, orificemeter, notches, orifice, mouthpieces.
CO-3 Analyze fluid flow through pipes in series, parallel and pipe networks under laminar and turbulent flow conditions
CO-4 Analyze open channel flow and design optimal sections; calculate forces onsluice gates considering specific energy and momentum principle.
CO-5 Carry out model studies for fluid flow problems

5

Contributor Personality Development Program (3150004)

CO-1 Students will be able to recognize & appreciate two alternative ideals of work – ideal of a “worker” and ideal of a “contributor”. And why organizations of today expect people they employ to be contributors and not just workers.
CO-2 Students will be able to recognize & appreciate alternative ways in which they could define themselves or “who am I” (their identity) – and which are positive identities that will lead to building intrinsic self-esteem and confidence in oneself; in contrast to identities that will lead to extrinsic self-esteem that makes them more dependent on their environment.
CO-3 Students will be able to recognize & appreciate a “victim” stance as distinct from a “creator of destiny” stance in the way people approach challenges and situations; and how the latter frees individuals to take on challenges and open up opportunities.
CO-4 Students will be able to differentiate between two alternative approaches to success - ‘building one’s engine of success’ and ‘chasing the fruits of success’; they also appreciate the payoffs/ consequences of both and which is more likely to lead to sustainable or lasting success in the long run.
CO-5 Students will be able to recognize & appreciate different career models and their
value; to help them make more informed career-related choices
CO-6 Students will be able to recognize & appreciate how one can expand the contribution possible in any role, thereby opening up an alternative way of career growth to them.

IPDC - 1 (Integrated Personality Development Course) (3150005)

CO-1 To provide students with a holistic value-based education that will enable them to be successful in their academic, professional, and social lives.
CO-2 To give the students the tools to develop effective habits, promote personal growth, and improve their wellbeing, stability, and productivity.
CO-3 To allow students to establish a stronger connection with their family through critical thinking and devolvement of qualities such as unity, forgiveness, empathy, and effective communication.
CO-4 To provide students with soft skills that complement their hard skills, making them more marketable when entering the workforce.
CO-5 To enhance awareness of India’s glory and global values, and to create considerate citizens who strive for the betterment of their family, college, workforce, and nation
CO-6 To inspire students to strive for a higher sense of character by learning from role models who have lived
principled, disciplined, and value-based lives.

CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY (3150610)

CO-1 Identify the important ingredients of concrete and its role in influencing the behaviour of concrete under different environment conditions
CO-2 Infer the results of the various experiments related to different ingredients of concrete, fresh concrete & hardened concrete
CO-3 Apply the concepts of Mix design to produce the concrete of adequate strength and durability
CO-4 Choose the correct type of concrete and concreting technology required for particular exposure and site condition
CO-5 Describe the underlying principle and interpretation of different types of the nondestructive & semi destructive testing methods

TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING (3150611)

CO-1 Illustrate and demonstrate parameters of highway planning, geometric and pavement design.
CO-2 Analyze pavement distresses, failures and suggest prevention measures.
CO-3 Describe basics of traffic flow parameters, parking, marking, signal, and signs.
CO-4 Solve problems of railway track geometrics and to understand various railway track materials, their properties and use
CO-5 Identify various component parts of dock, harbour and airports and apply ship and aircraft characteristics in planning of harbour and airports.
CO-6 Design of pavement for the given for traffic.

DESIGN OF STRUCTURES (3150612)

CO-1 Describe different properties of RC and Structural steel, loads & its combinations, method of analysis used in design of structural elements.
CO-2 Explain different design philosophy evolved time to time and its applicability in designing structural elements.
CO-3 Apply Indian standard codal provisions of Limit state methods for RC and Steel structural components.
CO-4 Apply design principles of Limit state methods in RC and steel structural components.
CO-5 Appraise capacity of RC and Steel structural elements in different design methods and designing section with appropriate method.

Soil Mechanics (3150615)

CO-1 Classify the soil, understand its behavior and will be able to compute/estimate index parameters.
CO-2 Interpret soil behavior due to compaction, consolidation, and analyze various theories and calculate parameters needed in design.
CO-3 Compute earth pressure, stress distributions and FOS for slopes using various graphical and analytical tools for various engineering projects/site.
CO-4 Differentiate, compare, formulate and evaluate soil parameters through performing various tests as per site conditions or project needs ethically and professionally
CO-5 Suggest suitable type of foundation as per soil type, estimate bearing capacity, Settlements and demonstrate its socio-economic feasibility.

Remote Sensing and GIS (3150617)

CO-1 Observe, Identify and define simple/ complex problems of day to day lives present in Industry/ Society where GIS and Remote Sensing applications can be useful.
CO-2 Apply knowledge of basic image interpretation and data image processing
CO-3 Integrate the existing data through various observations from various angles and layer creation.
CO-4 Apply problem-solving methodologies to generate, evaluate and justify innovative solutions by designing and conducting/ analyzing and interpreting the data.
CO-5 Demonstrate the ability to give solutions with an ability which can help communicate effectively for giving betterinterpretation and solutions.

6

Urban Transportation Planning (3160608)

CO 1: Explain basics of urban, town, transportation planning and existing system.
CO2 Collect the data and analyze for travel demand forecasting for horizon year by four stage modeling.
CO3 Classified types and Suggest mass transportation system in urban area with performance measurement.
CO4 Development of trip generation and trip distribution models for study area.
CO5 Describe goods/freight movement in urban area and identify the factors affecting.

 WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING AND HYDROLOGY (3160610)

CO-1 Computation of mean precipitation from a catchment , infiltration rate and Infiltration Capacity
CO-2 Able to calculate runoff from a catchment and Compute peak flood flow
CO-3 Able to compute reservoir capacity using mass curve and dependable flow using flow duration curve for the requirement of irrigation, power generation etc.
CO-4 Develop basic idea about reservoir sedimentation, its control and Computing the capacity of well
CO-5 Estimation of design flood for the design of hydraulic structure and Measures of water conservation to battle drought

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (3130611)

CO-1 Determine the quantity and quality of water required for public water supply
CO-2 Interpret the effect of wastewater characteristics on human health and environment
CO-3 Design different units of water and sewage treatment plant
CO-4 Classify solid waste and interpret the components of solid waste management system
CO-5 Analyze the effects of air and noise pollution on human and environment and develop its remedial measures.

Foundation Engineering ( 3160616)

CO-1 Select appropriate soil investigation/testing technique/method and get true sub soil parameters used for selection of type of foundation as per codal guidelines.
CO-2 Select and design appropriate (Shallow/ Deep) foundation system for different structures, that satisfy the allowable bearing capacity and settlement requirements based on soil properties,
CO-3 Design vertical piles and pile groups for various types of loading, soil conditions and settlement requirements.
CO-4 Design and analyze retaining walls, sheet piles and diaphragm walls under static loads
CO-5 Explain engineering behavior of expansive soils and selection of suitable foundation type for such soils, suggest suitable type of geosynthetics for various foundation issues and its proper implications.

INSTRUMENTATION AND SENSORS (3160620)

CO-1 Specify the requirements in the calibration of sensors and instruments
CO-2 Suggest proper sensor technologies for specific applications
CO-3 Design and set up measurement systems and do the studies
CO-4 Analyze the errors during measurements

Integrated Personality Development Course (3160003)

CO-1 To provide students with a holistic value-based education that will enable them to be successful in their academic,
professional, and social lives.
CO-2 To give the students the tools to develop effective habits, promote personal growth, and improve their wellbeing, stability, and productivity.
CO-3 To allow students to establish a stronger connection with their family through critical thinking and devolvement of qualities such as unity, forgiveness, empathy, and effective communication.
CO-4 To provide students with soft skills that complement their hard skills, making them more marketable when entering the workforce.
CO-5 To enhance awareness of India’s glory and global values, and to create considerate citizens who strive for the betterment of their family, college, workforce, and nation.
CO-6 To inspire students to strive for a higher sense of character by learning from role models who have lived principled, disciplined, and value-based lives.

7

Construction Engineering and Management (3170614)

CO-1 Outline components and phases of construction project.
CO-2 Infer types of project plans, Work break down structure, Planning techniques, CPM and PERT techniques project scheduling & management.
CO-3 Illustrate periodic progress reports, Updating of plans, Cost Optimization.
CO-4 Derive evaluation criteria and attributes for Construction Projects

Engineering Economics, Estimation and Costing (3170615)

CO-1 Apply the basics of economics and cost analysis to engineering and take economically sound decision making.
CO-2 Prepare rate analysis, specifications, tenders and contract of different civil work.
CO-3 Prepare approximate and detailed estimate of a civil engineering work.
CO-4 Utilise software for working out quantities of items of civil works.
CO-5Solve examples on valuation of properties/ buildings.

INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SMART CITIES (3170628)

CO-1 Understand the necessity of infrastructural development for smart cities.
CO-2 Identify components of infrastructure and Prepare infrastructure plan for smartcity.
CO-3 Understand smart transport system for smart cities and its application
CO-4 Study of water resources systems for smart city and its application.
CO-5 Understand National and Global policies to implement for smart city development.

DESIGN OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES (3170621)

CO-1 Choose suitable type of Dam and its sites for construction
CO-2 Calculate forces, stresses on gravity dam and check various factor of safety.
CO-3 Locate phreatic line and carryout seepage and stability analysis of Embankment dam under various hydraulic conditions.
CO-4 Explain and Design Ogee and Chute spillway
CO-5 Explain and Design energy dissipation devices.

Port and Harbor Engineering (3170623)

CO-1 understand important planning concepts of harbor and ports
CO-2 know important functional components of harbor and ports
CO-3 understand important design concepts of harbor and ports components

DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES (3170618)

CO-1 Determine various types of loads acts of the framed structures and design the connections of Steel framed structure & Industrial structures.
CO-2 Prepare structural lay-out, determined loads & designed forces for different structures of the syllabus
CO-3 Apply the design principles, procedures and current Indian codal provisions for design & detailing of different structures of syllabus.
CO-4 Apply the principles of plastic design in steel beams & portal frames

8

Internship/Major Project(3180601)

CO-1 Will develop professional skills and ethics based on industrial problems and effectively plan to execute the work within definite time frame and present report.
CO-2 Design efficient technical solutions to industrial problems
CO-3 Will find solutions related to project and finance management.

Laboratories Overview

Value Proposition

Prepares graduates for impactful careers in the construction and infrastructure sector.

Equips students with the skills to innovate and drive sustainable engineering solutions.

Offers a broad range of career paths in both public and private sectors.

Provides a strong basis for further studies and specialization in civil engineering.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the BE Civil program can explore various career opportunities, including:

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