Diploma Course in Civil Engineering

The comprehensive Civil Engineering course (L1-L50) is designed to achieve the objective of building a foundation in the core technical disciplines and professional responsibilities of the field. Students will learn to analyze, design, and manage infrastructure systems by applying principles from Engineering Mathematics and Mechanics (Module I), Construction Management and Materials Science (Module II), and Structural Analysis and Design (Module III). A central objective is the ability to integrate knowledge from Geotechnical Engineering (Module IV) to ensure foundation stability and from Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering (Module V) for sustainable water management. The primary course outcome is that students will be able to synthesize these multidisciplinary concepts to evaluate and design safe, economical, and sustainable civil infrastructure. Specifically, graduates will be able to quantify the effects of traffic loading using principles from Transportation Engineering (Module VI), design environmentally sound waste and water treatment processes using Environmental Engineering concepts (Module VII), and ultimately apply professional ethics to solve complex, real-world engineering problems
while safeguarding public health, safety, and welfare.