Applied Science & Humanities
Mathematics is the foundation of all technological advancements. At our institute, the Mathematics Department plays a pivotal role in nurturing analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities among students of Computer Engineering and Information Technology. Our curriculum is designed to bridge theoretical concepts with real-world applications, enabling students to tackle complex engineering challenges with confidence.
It is now accepted worldwide that Communication is an indispensable facet of life. Appropriate communication skills are a must for a successful professional as well as personal life. Whatever may be one’s field, competence in communication creates path for the victory. Thus, good communication skills are a prerequisite for every engineer and such a professional can be an asset to any organization.
Physics is the mother of all sciences. The role of physics in engineering education is not static one. It must respond and evolve with the momentous changes in both engineering and physics which are occurring continually. The predominant reliance of early engineering upon art is giving way to a modern technology based squarely upon the physical sciences. Physics is a study of energy, matter, and their interactions. It plays an important role in the future progress of the humankind. It is important to study physics at school and engineering level for those who have the ambition to be at the front position of enhancing technologies and theories that explains our reality. It provides the students with problem solving, analytical, and quantitative abilities. All the activities in our daily life involve the application of physics.
Mechanical Engineering is an engineering discipline that involves application of principles of analysis, design, manufacturing and maintenance. It is one of the oldest and most essential branches of engineering. Mechanical Engineering strives to disseminate technical knowledge to its undergraduate students to meet intellectual and career challenges for sustainable growth of humanity.
The world is changing; with the challenges facing us on a global level there is a new need for companies and organizations to integrate technical and business skills to solve these difficult problems. In the complex, competitive world of technology driven industry, skilled engineers who understand the essential principles of business and law have a tremendous competitive advantage. Therefore every engineering student must study economics and management subject at undergraduate level.