Training and Placements.
A strong partnership with industry will be a solid foundation for a successful career. IFET has strong links with many firms and organizations in the private and public sectors. New knowledge skills and insights into work can be developed by students in conjunction with employers in the business and industry sectors.
Value Added Courses
Value added courses are designed and offered by our department for the benefit of the students. These courses are conducted after the regular college hours. So each student leaving the college with a Degree will have completed the value added courses. We have to Tie Up with industries for conducting the certified courses
- Web Application Development
- Full Stack Development
- Advanced JAVA Programming
- Advanced Python Programming
COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL's ASSOCIATION
The Computer Professional's Association is Self-Financed activity for the students of Department of Computer Science & Engineering to promote themselves by conducting Seminars, Project Expo,Guest Lectures and National Level Technical Symposiums every semester and also various competitions. The Association of "COMPASS" was created to surf the knowledge of the students and to make them well-trained engineers and qualified pillars of our country.
Laboratory Department Laboratory details
List of Laboratories
Soil Mechanics Lab
Surveying Lab
Concrete Technology Lab
Transportation Lab
Environmental Engineering Lab
b. Industry oriented Laboratory
Environmental Engineering lab
Equipment’s Available Laboratory
| NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT |
COST (IN RS.) |
| COORDINATE MEASURING MACHINE |
549013 |
| TOOL MAKERS MICROSCOPE |
51813 |
| CNC SIMULATION TUTOR SOFTWARE FOR LATHE |
8010981 |
| CNC BENCH MILLING MACHINE MODEL LMILL ATC |
650000 |
| PRO-E WILDFIRE 5.0 |
470319 |
| ANSYS academic teaching mechanical multibody dynamics & space claim version 17.0 (25 user peripheral ) |
445000 |
| RADIAL DRILLING MACHINE |
55000 |
| SURFACE GRINDING |
66000 |
| CYLIDRICAL GRIDING |
105000 |
| CENTRELESS GRINDING MACHINE |
258000 |
| GEAR HOBBING MACHINE |
378000 |
| SHAPPING MACHINE(2NOS) |
122100 |
| PLANNING MACHINE |
280000 |
| MILLING MACHINE |
75000 |
| TOOL DYNAMO METER |
66100 |
| CUT SECTION MODEL OF FOUR STROKE DIESEL ENGINE |
15456.76 |
| CUT SECTION MODEL OF TWO STROKE PETROL ENGINE |
10106.72 |
| TWO STAGE AIR COMPRESSOR TEST RIG |
71552 |
| EXPERIMENT BLOWER TEST RIG |
58225 |
| FOUR STROKE SINGLE CYLINDER SLOW SPEED DIESEL ENGINE TEST RIG |
62384.40 |
| SINGLE CYLINDER FOUR STROKE PETROL ENGINE WITH ELECTRICAL LOADING DYNAMOMETER SWINGING FIELD TYPE TEST RIG |
60685.04 |
| FOUR STROKE SINGLE CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE WITH ELECTRICAL LOADING WATER PHEOSTAT TEST RIG |
61713.60 |
| MULTI CYLINDER (TWIN) FOUR STROKE DIESEL ENGINE KIRLOSKAR WITH MECHANICAL BRAKE TEST |
104331.76 |
| REFRIGERATION TEST RIG TO CONDUCT EXPERIMENT TO DETERMINE THE COP TEST RIG |
72450 |
| AIR CONDITIONING TEST RIG |
110000 |
| STEAM TURBINE TEST RIG |
479320 |
| STEFAN BOLTZMAN APPARATUS |
37500 |
| EMISSIVITY MEASUREMENT APPARATUS |
32500 |
| PARALLEL FLOW COUNTER FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER |
34600 |
| HEAT TRANSFER FROM A PIN FIN APPARATUS |
39500 |
| TWO STAGE AIR COMPRESSOR TEST RIG |
71552 |
| DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM |
299971 |
| ELECTRO PNEUMATIC TRAINER KIT |
57919 |
| HYDRAULIC LINEAR ACTUATION SYSTEM TRAINER |
129118 |
| DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM |
109574 |
| FRANCIS TURBINE TEST RIG |
102766.56 |
| PELTON WHEEL TURBINE TEST RIG |
95566.64 |
| KEPLAN TURBINE TEST RIG |
151153 |
| DYNAMIC SERVO-CONTROLLED FATIGUE TESTING MACHINE |
945000 |
| COMPUTERISED CREEP TESTING MACHINE |
157500 |
| COMPUTERISED SPRING TORSION TESTING MACHINE |
225750 |
| UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE |
265630 |
| COMPUTERISED UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE |
665172 |
| TORSION TESTING MACHINE |
119830 |
| IMPACT TESTING MACHINE |
54620 |
| SPRING TESTING MACHINE |
52600 |
| COMPRESSION TESTING MACHINE |
196000 |
System Configuration
Value Added Courses
Total Station
Energy management and Auditing
Project Planning and Management
Training and Placements.
A strong partnership with industry will be a solid foundation for a successful career. IFET has strong links with many firms and organizations in the private and public sectors. New knowledge skills and insights into work can be developed by students in conjunction with employers in the business and industry sectors.
Value Added Courses
Value added courses are designed and offered by our department for the benefit of the students. These courses are conducted after the regular college hours. So each student leaving the college with a Degree will have completed the value added courses. We have to Tie Up with industries for conducting the certified courses
- Web Application Development
- Full Stack Development
- Advanced JAVA Programming
- Advanced Python Programming
LIST OF STUDENTS PLACED
| 2019-2020 |
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| 2018-2019 |
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| 2017-2018 |
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| 2016-2017 |
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| 2016-2017 |
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| 2015-2016 |
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LIST OF STUDENTS PLACED
| 2019-2020 |
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| 2018-2019 |
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| 2017-2018 |
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| 2016-2017 |
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| 2015-2016 |
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BOARD OF STUDIES
| S.No. |
Name |
Designation |
Position |
Category |
| 1 |
Dr. G. Gnanapragasam |
Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering |
Chairman |
Head of the Department |
| 2 |
Dr. D. Thirumalaivasan |
Director and Professor, Centre for Disaster Management, Anna University, Chennai |
Member |
Expert nominated by the Vice-Chancellor |
| 3 |
Dr. S. Poongothai |
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Annamalai University, Chidambaram |
Member |
Subject expert from Outside the parent University to be nominated by the Academic Council |
| 4 |
Dr. G. Arthanareeswaran |
Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT–Trichy, Thanjore Main Road, Tiruchirappali |
Member |
Subject expert from Outside the parent University to be nominated by the Academic Council |
| 5 |
Mr. T. Vijayakumar |
General Manager Head-Construction Methods, Planning & Design at Heavy Civil Infrastructure IC, Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India |
Member |
Industry Expert |
| 6 |
Mr. R. Anbarasan |
PGET, L&T Infra Engineering Ltd, Chennai |
Member |
Postgraduate Meritorious alumni nominated by the principal |
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
| PEO 1 |
To establish a mastery over the fundamental knowledge in Civil Engineering, experimental abilities and design capabilities. |
| PEO 2 |
To develop an ability to deal effectively with ethical and professional issues, taking into account the broader societal implications of Civil and Environmental Engineering. |
| PEO 3 |
Exhibit professionalism, ethical attribute, communication skills, team work in their profession and adapt to current trends by engaging in lifelong learning. |
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
On the completion of the program the graduates are expected to know or develop the abilities defined through the Program Outcomes.
| PO 1 |
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering. |
| PO 2 |
An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data. |
| PO 3 |
An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints. |
| PO 4 |
An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams. |
| PO 5 |
An ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems. |
| PO 6 |
An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility. |
| PO 7 |
The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context. |
| PO 8 |
Recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning. |
| PO 9 |
Knowledge of contemporary issues. |
| PO 10 |
An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice. |
| PO 11 |
An ability to correlate theoretical concepts with real-time experimental/field data through the application of process simulation tools and techniques. |
| PO 12 |
Familiarity and hands-on experience with process equipment and improve process engineering, project, and financial management skills through continuous interaction with industries and professional societies. |
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
| PSO 1 |
Apply the fundamental knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering in design and analysis of residential and public buildings, roads, rails, airways and irrigation structures. |
| PSO 2 |
Knowledge on importance of testing the construction materials, advanced construction practices and Conduct geo-technical investigations for ground improvement. |
| PSO 3 |
Graduates can do the surveying planning, estimating and constructing the infrastructure projects, maintaining the quality of environmental systems-water, waste water, air and land and noise and ensurethe sustainability of eco- system. |
FACULTY LIST
| S.NO | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | DEGREE |
| 1. |
Dr. ANANTHARAJ |
Ph.D |
| 2. |
Ms. PORKODI N |
M.Tech |
| 3. |
Ms. PRIYANKA P |
M.Tech |
| 4. |
Mrs. KAMATCHI N |
M.Tech |
| 5. |
Mr. SENTHILKUMAR S |
M.Tech |
| 6. |
Mrs. SUBASRI S |
M.Tech |
