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Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the Department: Civil Engineering

2. Year of establishment:2008

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the University:

Yes, Faculty of Civil Engineering Department, Vignan Foundation for Science, Technology and Resea

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D

Sl.No. Name of the Programme offered Remarks(UG/PG/M

1 B.Tech. (Civil Engineering ) 2008 Onwards (UG)(Fu

2 M.Tech. (Structural Engineering) 2013 Onwards (PG)(Fu

3 Ph.D 2014 Onwards (Full Time &

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved - NA

Sl.No Interdisciplinary Courses offered Name of the Dep

1

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

Sl. No. Collaborative Courses offered Remarks(with other Universities / Industries / Fo

1 BCC-01: Sustainability Leadership University of Colorado,USA (it is under the Process)

2 BCC-02: Geospatial Analysis, Modeling

and Communication

University of Colorado,USA (it is under the Process)

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons NA


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Sl. No. Name of the Programmediscontinued Reason

NIL

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System:

Semester based credit system

9. Participation of the Department in the courses offered by other Departments:

Sl. No. Name of the courses handled for other departments Name of the o

1. Engineering Drawing ECE, CSE, IT, EEE, BioT

2. Engineering MechanicsECE, CSE, IT, EEE, BioT

Agricultu

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst. Prof

Sl.No. Name of the Teaching Post Sanctioned

1. Professor 02

2. Associate Professor 01

3. Asst. Professors 14

11. Faculty Profile with Name, Qualification, Designation, Area of Specialization, experience and


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Sl.

No

.

Name Qualification Designation

Specialization D.Sc.,

D.Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil,

M.E,M.Tech.

No. o

Ex

1 Dr.M.Murali M.Tech., Ph.D Professor & HOD Environmental Engineering 26 Year

2DR.A.Srinivasa

PrasadM.Tech., Ph.D Professor Water resources Engineering 23 Year

3 Dr.A.M.V.Hebsur* PhD Assoc. Professor Remote Sensing & GIS 03 Year

4 Mr.M.V.Raju M.Tech.,(Ph.D) Asst. ProfessorEnvironmental Management

& Technology10 Yea

5 Mr.P.Padma Rao M.Tech., Asst. Professor Transportation Engineering06 Ye

+ 02 Y

6 Mr.R.V.Ramana M.Sc (Tech) Asst. Professor Applied Geology4 Yea

+ 22 Y

7 Mr.P.S.R.Ravi Teja M.Tech., Asst. Professor Engineering Structures 01 Year

8 Mr.P.V.S.J.Yeswanth M.Tech., Asst. Professor Geo Technical Engineering 01 Year

9 Mr.A.Pradhan Kumar M.Tech., Asst. ProfessorTransportation

Engineering01 Year

10Ms.V.Bhavita

ChowdaryM.Tech., Asst. Professor Geo Technical Engineering 02 Year

11 Mr.K.V.Pratap M.Tech., Asst. Professor Engineering Structures Nil

12 Mr.K.Hanuma M.Tech., Asst. Professor Engineering Structures 01 Year

13 Mr.K.Leela Krishna M.Tech (Ph.D) Asst. Professor Water resources Engineering 04 Year


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14 Mr.B.Bhaskar Singh M.Tech. Asst. Professor Engineering Structures03 Year

+ 01 Y

15 Mr.prasenjit Ghosh* M.Tech Asst. Professor Engineering Structures Nil

16

Mr.Dhananjay

Kumar*

M.Tech Asst. Professor

Environmental Engineering

Nil

17 Ms. U. Sowjanya *M.Tech Asst. Professor

Water resources EngineeringNil

*Faculty they will join in May or June 2014

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors - NA

S.No Name of Faculty Member Designation (Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty,

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty programme-wise information NA

S.No Name of Faculty Member

% of classes taken by temporary faculty members

2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 20

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio

Sl. No. Name of the Programme Student

1 UG Civil Engineering

2 PG Structural Engineering

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual


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Staff Category Sanctioned

1. Administrative Support Staff (Technical)

Lab Technicians - In Process -

2. Administrative StaffJr. Assistant - In Process -

Attender - In Process -

Technical Staff

Sl. No. Laboratory Name of the Staff Des

1 Surveying And Geology Lab Mr.B.Chintaiah La

2 Geotechnical and Transportation Engineering Lab

Mr.Ch.Phaneendra Kumar La

3 Concrete & Environmental Engineering Lab Mr.B.Anil Kumar La

Administrative Staff

Sl. No. Name of the Staff Place of work Designation

1. Ms.T.Revathi Devi Department office Data Entry Operator

2. Mr.M.Ravindra Babu Department office Attender

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies Assessment of Ground water quality

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total

the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. Nil


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S.No

Title of the project Funding AgencyInvestigator/ Co-

Investigator

1 Assessment of Ground water quality and

zonation of kadiri water shed in droughtprone areas of Anantpur region.

DST Dr. P. Srinivas Rs 25.40

(year of

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received a) National collaboration b) Inte

S.No Title of the Inter-institutionalcollaborative project

Name of the InstitutionRemarks (National /

International Collabora

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; totaS.No Title of Department project Name of the funding agenc

20. Research facility / centre with - NA

State recognition

National recognition

International recognition

S.No Name of the research facility / Centre Type of Recognition (State National / I

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies - Nil


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S.No Name of the special laboratories sponsored Sponsoring agency (i

22. Publications: Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (National /Internatio

S.N

o.

Name of the

AuthorsTitle of the paper

Title of the

JournalVol.

Year

of

Publi

cation

Page

No.

DOI

num

ber

(if

avail

able)

ISSN

Numbe

rIndexe

SC

1

Srinivasa

Prasad. A.,

N.V.

Umamahesh

and G.K.

Viswanath

Optimal Irrigation

Planning Model for an

Existing Storage Based

Irrigation System in

India

Irrigation

Drainage

System,

25 201119-

38

ISSN:

0168-

6291

(Print)

1573-

0654

(Online)

SC

2

Pradeep Kumar

G. N., Srinivas

P., Srinivasa

Prasad A.,

Janardhana

Swamy C. and

Hemalatha T

Evaluation of spatial

variation of

groundwater quality in

a basin - A case study

Communic

ated to

Ground

Water,

Published

by Wiley

Blackwell

20111745-

6584

3

Pradeep Kumar

G.N. and

Srinivas P

Evaluation of

groundwater resources

and estimation ofstage of groundwater

development in a basin

- A case study

Irrigation

and

Drainage,

Published

online in

Wiley

Online

2011 1531-0361


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Library

4

Srinivas, P.,Jaya Chandra,

K., and Sujatha,

P

Evaluation of

Groundwater Potential

zones and

Identification of

Groundwater

Augmenting Structures

in a basin - A case

study

Journal of

Indian

Water

Resources

Society

31 20112277-

1301

5

.SS. Asadi,

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M.V.Raju, and

M. Anji Reddy

Development of

Decision Support

System For PhysicalCharacteristics

Mapping Using

Remote Sensing & GIS

And Visual Basic

Programe

In The

Global

Journal of

Computer

Application

and

Technolog

y

(GJCAT),

Vol

. 12011

pp.

752-

761

ISSN:

2249-

1945

IndeC

6

SS.Asadi, P.

Neela Rani,

B.V.T.Vasantha

Rao, and

M.V.Raju

Creation of

Remotesensing And

GIS Based Physical

Characteristics

Information SystemFor Surface Water

Management : A Model

Study

Internation

al Journal

of

Engineerin

g Researchand

Application

s (IJERA)

Vol

. 2

Mar-

Apr

2011

pp.5

73-

580

ISSN:

2248-

9622

Ind

Direct

Acce

(DOCopern

New J


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7

SS. Asadi,

M.V.Raju, P.

Neela Rani, and

S.K.Sekar

Pollution Prevention

study using Remote

Sensing and GIS: A

model study from

Visakhapatnam district,Andhra Pradesh

Internation

al Journal

of

Engineerin

g Science

andTechnolog

y (IJEST)

Vol

. 3

Jun-

11

pp-

4581

-

4587

ISSN :

0975-

5462

Ind

Direct

Acce

(DO

Copern

S

8

SS.Asadi,

M.V.Raju,B.V.T.V. Rao

and V.Padmaja

An Integrated

Multistage And

Multicriteria Analytical

Hierarchy Process GIS

Model For Landfill

Siting: A Model

Internation

al Journal

of Modern

Engineerin

g Research

(IJMER)

Vol

.1

sep-

oct

2011

pp-

40-

51

ISSN:

2249-

6645

Index

Inf

Micros

Sea

Coper

fac

9

SS.Asadi,

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M.V. Rajuand T. K. Pavan

Dayaker

Satellite based

Potential Fishing Zones

Identification: A Model

Study from India

Internation

al Journal

of

Biological

Sciences

and

Engineerin

g (IJBSE),

Vol

. 02

Sep-

11

pp.

243-

248

ISSN

0976-

1519

Ind

Direct

Acce

(DO


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10

SS. Asadi

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M.V.Raju

and M. AnjiReddy

Creation Of Integrated

Rural Development

Information System

Using Remotesensing

And Gis - A ModalStudy On Prakasam

District, A.P

Internation

al Journal

on

Computer

Scienceand

Engineerin

g (IJCSE),

Vol

. 3

Nove

mber

2011

pp.

3587

-3595

ISSN:

0975-

3397

Ind

Direct

Acce

(DOCopern

S

11

SS. Asadi,

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M.V.Raju,and

P.Neela Rani

Land Use/Land Cover

and Geomorphological

Characteristics Study

Using Remote sensing

and GIS: A Model

Study from Arunachal

Pradesh

Oriental

Journal of

Computer

Science

and

Technolog

y (OJCST),

Vol

. 4

Dec-

11

pp.

341 -

349

ISSN:

0974-

6471

Index

Index

Goog

Comp

Direc

Ne

12

SS. Asadi,

M.V.Raju

B.V.T.V.Rao,

,and M. Anand

Sagar

Preparation Of

Agricultural Capability

Map For Proper

Management Of Land

Resources Using

Remotesensing And

Geographical

Information System: A

Model Study

Internation

al Journal

of Applied

Engineerin

g and

Technolog

y (IJAET),

Vol

. 1

Octob

er-

Dece

mber

2011

pp.

32-

40

ISSN:

2277-

212x

Indexe

Scho

Imp

Thom

ejourna

Co


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13

SS. Asadi,

M. V. Raju,B.V.T.V. Rao,

And

M.Anand Sagar

Creation of Information

System for

Identification of

Ground Water

Pollution Prevention

Zones Using Remotesensing and GIS: A

Model Study

Internation

al Journal

of

Emerging

Technolog

y and

Advanced

Engineerin

g (IJTAE)

Vol

. 1

Dec-

11

pp.

145

151

ISSN

2250-

2459

Indexe

Scholar

UK Ind

14

SS. Asadi,

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M. V. Raju,

and M. Anand

Sagar

Identification of

Ambient Air Pollution

Prevention Zones

Using Remotesensing

and GIS: A Model

Study

Current

World

Environme

nt (CWE),

Vol

. 6

Dec-

11

pp.

207-

215.

ISSN:

2320-

8031

Inde

Th

Reut

Journ

SC

E

Bibl

D

15

P. Srinivas, G.

N. Pradeep

Kumar, A.

SrinivasaPrasad, T.

Hemalatha

Generation of

Groundwater Quality

Index Map: A Case

Study

Civil and

Environme

ntal

Research

1 201220-

Sep

ISSN

2224-

5790

(Print)

ISSN

2225-

0514

(Online

)


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16

SS. Asadi,

B.V.T.V. Rao,

M.V.Raju,And

M. Anji Reddy

Creation of Web Based

Mandal Level

Information System

Using Remote Sensing

& GIS and Visual

Basic Programe AModel Study

Internation

al Journal

of

Engineerin

g and

Technology (IJET),

Vol

.3

Jan

2012

pp.3

61-

372,

ISSN:0

975-

4024

Ind

SC

17

SS.Asadi,

M.V.Raju,

B.V.T.V. Rao

and M. Anji

Reddy

Analysis and

Interpretation of Land

Resources Using

Remote Sensing and

GIS: A Case Study

Internation

al Journal

of

Advances

in

Engineerin

g &

Technolog

y (IJAET)

Vol

. 2

Jan-

12

pp.

309-

314,

ISSN:

2231-

1963

Ind

Direc

Acce

(DO

Cope

18

SS.Asadi ,

P. Neela Rani ,

B.V.T.Vasantha

Rao and

M.V.Raju

ESTIMATION OF

GROUND WATER

POTANTIAL ZONES

USING REMOTE

SENSING AND GIS:

A MODEL STUDY

Internation

al Journal

of

Advanced

Scientific

Research

And

Technolog

y(IJASRT)

Vol

. 2

Apr-

12

pp.2

65-

276

ISSN:

2249-

9954

Index

Rese

Co

Direct

Acce

(DOA

Agrico

agricul

SciV

Rese

R

GECi


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19

S. S. Vutukuru,

S. S. Asadi,

M. V. Raju,

and

B.V.T.V. Rao

Plankton Biodiversity

as Indicators of the

Ecological Status of

River Moosi,

Hyderabad, India

the

Internation

al Journal

of Earth

science and

Engineering,

Vol

. 5

June

2012

pp.

587-

592

ISSN

0974-

5904.

Ind

SC

20

SrinivasaPrasad. A., N

V Umamahesh

and G K

Viswanath

Short-Term Real-Time

Reservoir Operation for

Irrigation

Water

Resources

Planning

and

Manageme

nt, ASCE

139 2013149-

158

ISSN

(print):

0733-

9496

ISSN

(online)

: 1943-

5452

21

Dr. Kiran

Yarrakula,Santhosh Reddy

Yekola and

K. Leela

Krishna

GIS Application inLand Use Planning of

Vijayawada

Internation

al Journalof Oceans

and

Oceanogra

phy

72013,

July

83-

92

0973-

2667

IndexeAbstr

EBSC

22 K.V.Pratap Urban Area

Internation

al Journal

of ELIXIR

2013

1670

5-

1670

8

2229-

712X

Index

Co


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23K.V. Pratap ,

P.S.S.R. Teja

Triple Blending of

Cement Concrete With

Fly Ash and Ground

Granulated Blast

Furnace Slag

Internation

al Journal

of

Education

and

AppliedResearch

(IJEAR)

Vol

42014

2348 -

0033

(online)

2249-

4944(print)

Index

Co

24

K. Hanuma,

V. Bhavita

Chowdary,

P.V.S.J.

Yeswanth

Effect of Recuring on

Strength Recovery of

Thermally Deteriorated

Blended Concretes

Subjected to Elevated

Temperatures Cooled

in Air

Internation

al Journal

of

Education

and

Applied

Research

(IJEAR)

Vol

42014

2348 -

0033

(online)

2249-

4944

(print)

Index

Co

25Prathipati

Padma Rao, B.

Bhaskar Singh

Thermal Behaviour of

Concrete

Internation

al Journalof

Education

and

Applied

Research

(IJEAR)

Vol

42014

2348 -0033

(online)

2249-

4944

(print)

Index

Co

26

Prathipati

Padma Rao, B.

Bhaskar Singh,

A. PradhanKumar

A Study on Use of Rice

Husk Ash in Concrete

Internation

al Journal

of

Education

and

Applied

Research

(IJEAR)

Vol

42014

2348 -

0033

(online)

2249-

4944

(print)

Index

Co


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27

S.S.Asadi,

M.Satish

Kumar,

M.V.Raju,and

B.V.T.Vasantha

Rao

PREPARATION OF

SOIL MAP USING

REMOTE SENSINGAND GIS: A CASE

STUDY FROM

ANDHRAPRADESH

Internation

al Journal

of

Emerging

Trends inEngineerin

g and

Developme

nt

Vol.2

Marc

h2014

P.P.

138-146

ISSN -

2249-6149

Index

Rese

Copernic

Open A

(DO

Research

NASA A

SCIRU

Scienc

SCIEN

(USA)

Monographs, Chapters in Books, Edited Books, Books with ISBN with details of publishers - NilS.No

Name of the faculty

member

Monographs

authored

Chapters

authored in Books

Books

edited

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities InternatInternational Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) Citation Index range / average, SNIP, SJR,

index. - Nil

S.No Name of the faculty member

Number listed in Intl.database (Web of

Science, scopes science directory etc., Scopus

ID)

Citation index

(Total No.since 2007)

Scholar

1. Dr.M.Murali Scopus ID:8860197500 --

2. Dr.A.Srinivasa Prasad Scopus ID:13606088000 --

3. Mr.M.V. Raju Scopus ID:8860197500 --

23. Details of patents and income generated - NilS.No Name of the faculty member Patent received


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24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

Academic Year: 2010-11

Sl.

No.

Description of the consultancy

workIndustry/Institute Name & Address

Revenue generated b

consultancy

1 Mix design of Concrete VGTM UDA 10000

2 Mix design of Bituminous

Concrete and properties of

aggreagates

VGTM UDA 10000

Academic Year: 2011-12Sl.

No.



Revenue generated b

consultancy

1 Mix design of Concrete Local Contractors 10000

2 Testing of Bricks and cubes Local Contractors 5000


Sl.

No.



Revenue generated b

consultancy

1Quality Control for Pavement

MarkingIJM infrastructure Pvt Ltd 15000

2 Testing of Bricks and cubes Local Contractors 5000


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25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India an

S.No Name of the faculty member Name of the Lab visited in India Name

26. Faculty serving in

a)National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify) - Nil

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training


Sl.

No.Faculty Name

Name of the event(National/International

conferences/seminars/

In-service training)

Brief Details (Title & Date)

1.Mr. G.Lenin Reddy

Assistant Prof.,National conference,OSCICON-09

Diffraction Studies, Pertaining to

Functional Design of break waters-A

Case Study of Gangavaram Port, East

coast of India, July 2009

2. Dr. A.srinivasa Prasad,

Professor

National conference- Sustainable

Water Resources Management and

Impact of Climate Change

Optimal Annual Irrigation Planning

Model for Nagarjuna Sagar Reservoir

Project by Multilevel Approach,

March 2010

3.Dr. A.srinivasa Prasad,

Professor

National conference, MathematicalModeling in Engineering &

Technologies

Reservoir Inflow Forecasting byArtificial Neural Networks,

13th

&14th

, Feb,2010


Professor

National conference,,Recent

Advances in Fluid Mechanics &

Simulation of water surface profile in

Periyar Main canal, Feb, 2010

S.No Name of the faculty memberDetails of National /International

committee servedDetails of Editorial Bo


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Solid Mechanics


Professor

National conference,Recent

Advances in Fluid Mechanics &

Solid Mechanics NIT,Rourkela

Minimum cost design of looped pipe

network, Feb, 2010


Sl.

No.Faculty Name

Name of the event

(National/International




1.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.International conference

Biodiversity and Aquatic

Toxicology(UGC SPNSORED)

12th

to 14th

February 2011

2. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National workshop

Problems And Adversities In

Geotechnical Engineeing Practice

And Solution(PAGES), 30th

July,

2011


Sl.

No.Faculty Name

Name of the event

(National/International




1. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

Training Programme on Fire &

Safety

Training Programme Fire &

Safetyon 16th

, November, 2011,

2.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Seminar on Image

Processing And Applications

(UGC SPNSORED)

Participated in the National Seminar

on Image Processing And

Applications (UGC SPNSORED)


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during 3r

& 4t

, December, 2011,

3.

Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National conference Advances in

Hygiene Sciences, Biodiversity &Aquatic Toxicology

An Integrated study for

identification of solid waste disposal

site selection using remote sensingand GIS: a model study, 18th

& 19th

December,2011

4.Dr.A. Srinivasa prasad,

professor

National conference on Recent

Advances in Chemical &

Environmental Engineering

Generation of water quality index

map for a basin A case study, Jan.

20-21, 2012

5. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Conference on Green

Technologies in Civil

Environmental Interface

National Conference on Green

Technologies in Civil

Environmental Interface during 16th

17th

, March, 2012,

G

6.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.National conference

Pollution Control: Chemical &

Biological Techniques organized by

School of Chemical &

Biotechnology, 26th

March, 2012

7.P.Padma Rao

Assistant Prof.,National workshop

FDP on Geo spatial technologies.

26-27, march 2012.

8.P.V.Koteswara Rao,

Assistant Prof.National workshop

FDP on Geo spatial technologies.

26-27, march 2012.

9. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.,

International conference on Role

of Green Technologies for

Sustainable Development

Economically Viable Industrial

Waste Water Treatment Technology

using Membranes in the, during 30th

31

stMarch,2012, at

C

10.P.V.Koteswara Rao,

Assistant Prof.National conference YGEOTECH,31 march 2012

11. T.Blandeena, Assistant National workshop Geotechnical engineering practices


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Prof.

12.M.V.Raju, Assistant

Prof.National workshop

Greeen Infrastrucure projects,7t

april

2012

13.T.Blandeena, Assistant

Prof.National workshop

Greeen Infrastrucure projects,7t

april

2012

14. Dr.A . Srinivasaprasad, professor

National workshop Emerging Trends in Water SupplySector, April,13,14

th- 2012

15..Dr.P.Srinivas,

Associate prof.National workshop

Emerging Trends in Water Supply

Sector, April,13,14th

- 2012


1.A.Pradhan Kumar

Assistant Prof.

National Conference and

Workshop

Recent Advances in Traffic

Engineering, 07th

June 2012.

2.Mr. R.V. Yogesh

Assistant Prof.National conference

Urban mobility challenges,solutions

andProspects, 13-14 July,2012

3. Mr. M.V.Raju,Assistant Prof. National conference

Forest Resilience, Biodiversity And

Climate Change, 23rd& 24thNovember, 2012

4. P.V.S.J.Yeswanth

Assistant Prof

National Conference , Recent

Advances in Geo-Sciences,

Engineering & Technology,

A study on desiccation and hydraulic

conductivity of modified

Bentonite amended with fly ash and

silica fume 20th & 21st December

2012

5.A.Pradhan Kumar


Advanced Surveying and mapping

using total station, 18th-19th

january2013

6. Mr. M.V.Raju,Assistant Prof.

workshop on Problems in

Earthquake Prone Areas &Remedies - (PREPARE)

Problems in Earthquake Prone Areas

& Remedies, during 23rd February,2013

7.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

Awareness Programme on

Industrial Waste Management in

at National Institute of Small

Industry Extinction Training (nisiet)


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SME Sector .,, during 19t

- 20t

March 2013, (An

8.

Mr. P.S.R. Ravi Teja,


An Over view of IS:800-2007 under

TEQIP organized in 20th

&21st

march 2013


1.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

International conference on

Technologies for Sustainable

Waste Management in Developing

Countries"

Technologies for Sustainable Waste

Management in Developing

Countries" during 23rd & 24th

August, 2013

2.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National workshop on EFFECTS

OF EMISSIONS & EFFLUENTS

ON ENVIRONMENT(EEEE-

2013)

Participated in, during 24th

December

2013,

3. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Seminar Cum Workshop

on INDIAN PETROLEUM ANDNON-CONVENTIONAL

ENERGY RESOURCES

PRESENT TRENDS AND

FUTURISTIC INITIATIVES

(PETRO FEST 2013)

Production of Energy from Oil

Cakes, at, during 27th

, 28th

& 29th

December 2013.

4.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

85th BARC-IANCAS National

Workshop on Radiochemistry&

Application of Radioisotopes

National Workshop on

Radiochemistry& Application of

Radioisotopes , during Jan 611,

2014,

5.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Seminar on Problems

Associated with Geo-techniques of

Expansive Soils (PAGES)

National Seminar on Problems

Associated with Geo-techniques of

Expansive Soils (PAGES), during

25th

Jan 2014, Guntur, A.P., India.


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6.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National workshop on GREEN

CHEMISTRY , ITS NEEDS AND

ROLE IN OUR SOCIETY

(GCRS-2014)

Management of Environmental

Pollution towards Sustainable

development by using Nano-

Technology, during 10th

February

2014,

7.Mr. M.V.Raju

Assistant Prof.

National Workshop onENVIRONMENTAL

POLLUTION:IMPACT AND A

NEW APPROACH TO ITS

CONTROL

National Workshop onENVIRONMENTAL

POLLUTION:IMPACT AND A

NEW APPROACH TO ITS

CONTROL during 6th February,

2014

O

8..Mr. M.V.Raju

Assistant Prof.

National Symposium on Clean

Energy from the Coal Resource:

Reliability linked to its Relative

Abundance (CRESS)

National Symposium on Clean

Energy from the Coal Resource:

Reliability linked to its Relative

Abundance (CRESS), during

February 14th

2014

9. Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Seminar on RENEWABLE ENERGIES,

ECOSYSTEMS AND

SUSTINABLE

ENVIRONMENTAL

MANAGEMENT

AN OVERVIEW OFREMOTESENSING AND

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

SYSTEM ON ENVIRONMENTAL

MANAGEMENT, during 20th

&

21stFebruary 2014,

10.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National conference on Role of

Chemistry in Energy Development

and Environmental Protection

(RCEE 2014)

Municipal Solid Waste

Management: A Model Study on

Guntur Municipality, Andhra

Pradesh. , at, during 03th

& 04th

March 2014,

11.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National Conference on Recent

Advances In Civil Engineering

(RACE 2K14),

Ground Water Mananagement of

Visakhapatnam by Using Remote

Sensing and Geographical

Information System: A Model Study


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12. Mr.P.Padma Rao National workshop

One day workshop on "Advances in

Pavement Engineering (APE)" on 28th

March, 2014 under TEQIP-II organized

by department of Civil Engineering

13.Mr. M.V.Raju,

Assistant Prof.

National seminar on 100 years of

Activated Sludge Process and Its

Application to Industrial Waste

Water and Common Effluent

Treatment Plants in India

Waste Water Treatment in a Bulk

Drug Industry, during28th

& 29th

March, 2014


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28. Student projects

percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-

departmental projectsS.No Year Name of the Programme % of students

1 2012-2013 CIVIL ENGINEERING 66


3 2010-2011 CIVIL ENGINEERING NA



percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

/ industry / instituteS.No Year Name of the Programme % of students






29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty: Nil

S.NoName of the Faculty

member

Awards/Recognition received

National International

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

S.NoDoctoral / Post Doctoral

Fellows

Awards/Recognition received


1 Mr.A.Srinivasa Prasad Ph.D from JNTU

Hyderabad

2 Mr.C.Venu chandra Ph.D from IIT Kanpur

3 Mr.P.Srinivas Ph.D from S V

University,Tirupati

StudentsS.No Name of the Student Awards/Recognition received


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1 VUTUKURU

JASWANTH SAI

Gold medal from JNTU

Kakinada

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

S.No

Name of the

seminar/conference/workshop

with date organized

Sources

of

Funding

Convener/

Coordinator

Details

of

Participants


1IUCEE 5day National

Level Workshop on

Finite Element Methods

--Vignan

UniversityDr.A.Srinivasa Prasad 120

2

One day Workshop on

problems and

Adversities in

Geotechnical Practice

And Solutions (PAGES)

--Vignan


3

One day Workshop on

Problems in Earthquake

Prone Areas & Remedies

(PREPARE)

--Vignan


4 --

Technologies

for

Sustainable

Waste

Management

in Developing

Countries

Vignan

UniversityDr.A.Srinivasa Prasad

160

5

Two day workshop (National

level championship) on

Building and Bridge Design

using STAAD Pro software

--Vignan

University

Dr.M.Murali & Mr.P

SR Ravi Teja 85

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departmentsAs per UGC .2009 Regulations

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Programme

(refer to question no. 4)

Academic

YearApplications

received

Selected Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female


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Civil Engineering 2013-201785 67 18

-- --

Civil Engineering 2012-2016 99 86 13-- --


-- --


-- --

Civil Engineering 2009-201336 36 00 36.11 00

Civil Engineering 2008-201264 49 15 75.51 80

33. Diversity of students

Name of theProgramme

(refer to question no. 4)

Year % of stud

ents

from thesame u

niversity

% of students

from other

universitieswithin the State

% o f students

from

universitiesoutside the

State

% of stu dents

from other co

untries

Civil 2013-2014 -- 98% 2% --

Civil 2012-2013 -- 99% 1% --

Civil 2011-2012 -- 100% -- --

Civil 2010-2011 -- 100% -- --

Civil 2009-2010 -- 92% 8% --

Civil 2008-2009 -- 100% -- --

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. -

Academic Year Name of the competitive Examination Number of students cleared

2008-09 NIL NIL

2009-10 NIL NIL

2010-11 NIL NIL

2011-12 GATE 9

2012-13 GATE 2

2013-14 GATE NIL

35. Student progression


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Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG -

PG to M.Phil. -

PG to Ph.D. -

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral -

Employed --

Campus selection (Year)

2008-09 NA

2009-10 NA

2010-11 NA

2011-12 24.24%

2012-13 11.76%

Other than Campus selection (Year)

2008-09 NA

2009-10 NA

2010-11 NA

2011-12 --

2012-13 --

Entrepreneurs --

36. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university Nil

from other universities within the State 80%

from universities from other States 20%

from universities outside the country Nil

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period

Year Year Number of Faculty awarded Ph.D / D.Sc., D.Litt

Nov 2009 Dr.A.Srinivasa Prasad

March 2011 Dr. V.Venu chandra

March 2012 Dr.P.Srinivasu


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38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

b) Internet facilities for staff and students

c) Total number of class rooms

d) Class rooms with ICT facility

e) Students laboratories

f) Research laboratories

S.No Name of the Infrastructural Facility Quantity / Details

1 Library Department Nil

2 Internet for staff All Staff Room

3 Internet for students Available in Department Lab and Camus4 Number of class rooms 5

5 Classrooms with ICT facility 2

6 Research Labs Nil

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) from the host institution/university b) from other institutions/universities:

Nil

S.No Name of the Student CategoryPost-doctoral / Doctoral

/ Research associate

Name of theUniversity (Host /

other University)

1 Smt.P.Suguna Kumari Ph.D student JNTU Kakinada

2 Mr.J.Rangaiah Ph.D student Vignan University

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

Year Number of Students Financial Assistance

2008-09 -

2009-10 -

2010-11 -

2011-12 -

2012-13 -

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.


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Based on the demand of the program in single window counseling.

Considering the suggestion given by the Stake-holder. Discussion with the Management, Director, Principal, Deans and Heads of the

department.

42. Does the Department obtain feedback froma. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department

utilize the feedback?

Yes. Class Monitoring Committee meetings are conducted to collect feedback from the

teachers about the studentsperformance and the class committee counsels and advises the

students based on the feedback. Faculty discuss about the pros and cons of the current

curriculum in syllabus committee meetings that are conducted during the formation of new

curriculum and syllabi. Based on the discussions, the new curriculum is formed.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning evaluation and how does the departmentutilize the feedback?

Feedback is taken from the students twice in a semester. Feedback is taken once after the first mid exam. If any of the faculty member gets poor feedback, then HoD counsels that faculty member

after assessing the positive and negative points of the faculty member.

After counseling, faculty member is given two weeks time to improve their performance inthe subject.

If the faculty members performance is not satisfactory even after two weeks time anotherfaculty member is assigned for that subject.

Second time, feedback from the students is taken after 3rdmid exam (i.e., at the end of thesemester). For the faculty members who got less feedback, Orientation classes are

arranged to mould the faculty members in a better way.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize thefeedback?

Representatives from alumni and employers are members of the syllabus committee. Duringthe revision of syllabus and formation of new curriculum, the department utilizes feedback

from the alumni and people from the industry.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

S.No Name of the Distinguished Alumni Details of occupation

1 SANDEEP KUMAR JMC PVT Ltd BANGALORE

2 DIVYA TEJA JMC PVT Ltd BANGALORE

3 PRAFULLA L& T ECC CHENNAI

4 MURALI SANKAR L& T ECC CHENNAI

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops

/seminar) involving external experts.


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Sl.

No.Date Topic

Faculty Details (Name,

Designation, Professional

Address)

For

Course

Year -

Sem.

No. of

students

participated

1

31st

October

2009.

Importance ofManagement

and

Administrative

skills for a Civil

Engineer

Sri S.Govardhana Reddy,

EE, PIU Division, GunturAll 66

2

31st

October

2009.

Loading of

Structures Dr.K.Seetharamulu, former

professor, IIT, DelhiAll 66

3 02.07.2010.

Analysis of short

duration rainfall

Dr.S.Vijaya Kumar,

ScientistAll 66

4 24-9-2010

Indeterminate

Structures

Dr.V.Anjeneya Prasad, MD,

VAP Engineers (I) Pvt. Ltd,

Hyderabad

All 70

5 24.11.2010

Development of

National

Highways

Sri. K.Ajith Kumar, Sr.

Vice-President, BSCPLAll 70

6 13-12-2010

Surveying -Total

Station

Sri K.Hareesh, Manager,

AIMIL, HyderabadAll 70

7 19.02.2011.

Human

Engineering

Mr.J.Kishore Babu,

Professor, Chalapathi

Institute of Engineering and

Technology

All 70

8 19.03.2011 Estimation &Costing

Ms.Sridevi, Asst. Professor,

RVR&JC college ofEngineering, Chowdavaram,

Guntur

All 70

925th, 26th

June 2011

STAAD PRO

software

Sri Y.V. Sridhar, Senior

Structural Design Engineer,

Continental Designers,

All 70


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somajiguda, Hyderabad.

10 23.07.2011

Interdisciplinary

Applications of

Risk & Reliability

Analysis

Dr. Chandra Sekhar Putcha,

Professor, Department of

Civil & Environmental

Engineering, California

State University, Fullerton,

U.S.A

All 70

11 17.09.2011.

Application of Arc

GIS Software in

Civil Engineering

Dr. M. Ratnakanth Babu,

Faculty of Department of

Civil Engineering, K.L.

University, Vaddeswaram

All 70

1215-11-2012

Foundation

Practices in

Expansive Soils

Dr. M. Rama Rao,

Professor, Dept. of Civil

Engineering, R.V.R. & J.C.

College of Engineering,

Guntur

All 100

13 19-01-2013Career Planning

for Civil Engineers

D. Ramesh Kumar,

President, National Institute

of Infrastructure

Management and

Technology,

All 150

14 31-01-2013

Computer

Simulation of

Ground Water and

Nutrient Discharge

from Krishna

Godavari Coast to

Bay of BengalDue to

Agricultural

Farming

Dr. Ghosh Bobba, Retired

Research Scientist,

Environment Canada,

Burlington, Ontario,

CANADA

All 100

15 31-11-2013Various Concretes

and their

Dr. A. Rama Chandra

MurthyAll 130


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Characterization Sr. scientist, SERC

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

1. Direct instruction - This strategy includes methods such as lecture, practice and demonstrations.The direct instruction strategy is effective for providing information or developing step-by-step skills.This strategy also works well for introducing other teaching methods, or actively involving students

in knowledge construction.2. Indirect instruction: indirect instruction is mainly student-centred. It includes reflectivediscussion, concept formation, concept attainment, problem solving using case studies, and guidedinquiry.3. Interactive instruction: discussion and sharing among students to enrich knowledge andcommunication skills.

4. Independent study: Independent study include learning in partnership with another individual oras part of a small group like mini projects, assignments and research paper presentations.

5. Experimental Learning: Experiential learning greatly increases understanding and retentioncapabilities of the students.

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored?

Program objectives:

The programme is aimed at providing students with deep understanding of the computer

hardware and software needed for various purposes. This course includes basic skills in

the operation and use of computers and the application of software packages to solve

business problems. The course empowers the students with skills to stay on top to counter

rampant commercialization. The department additionally offers value added

programmes to give extra inputs like Communication Skills, Soft Skills and Project

Management skills etc., especially to those who have graduated in science subjects from

rural areas.Professional Outcomes:

After the completion of this course the student would learn and apply the basic skills

along with advanced technologies . Also gains hands-on Experiences ready to be absorbed

by the industry. He/she also gets acquainted with managerial skills doing management

subjects and becomes a full-fledged personality to attract the industry by his/her splended

communication skills as well as soft skills which are the need of the hour. He does gain

hands-on experience by the entrusted three mini projects and gets familiarised with the

high-end versions. He learns to maintain composure even at the high recession times as he

gets exposed to many areas like management, communication skills and soft skills

.Totally he/she moulded into a flowering personality.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Clothes Distribution at Mission Forum Colony


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Fruits & Blankets Distribution at old age Home

Signature Campaign to Support for Organ Donation

Nutrition Material donation at adopted schools

Blood Donation camp

Social welfare classes

Spectacles Distribution Campaign

Eye Checkup camp at Adopted schools

Academic program at adopted schools

Plates Distridution

Eye Donation awareness Program on 28-08-2012


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Blood Donation Camps

48. Give details of beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the department.

Students are encouraged to participate in various National and International conferences to

attain knowledge and improve research potentiality. A research center on cloud computing is

also initiated in the department.

The department is conducting workshops and guest lectures on various emerging fields in

advances in construction and Design of various applications in Civil Engineering

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other

agencies? If yes, give details. No

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic

or applied.

A research center on Water Resources Engineering Group , EnvironmentalEngineering Group is initiated in the department. Encouraging students to involve in

various in-house projects which improve the knowledge and application development

skills.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of

the department.

1. Strengths: a. curriculum b. faculty c. infrastructure d. Library e. facilities2. Weaknesses: 1. Student strength 2. Student settlement

3. Opportunities: 1. Construction and Execution of Projects 2. Design of projects 3.

Higher studies 4. Public sector 5. Research

4. Challenges: Improving student strength, getting placements, course sustainment,

52. Future plans of the department:

a. Planning to establish a research lab.

b. Department is planning to get collaborative projects from nearby industries.

c. To inculcate research orientation among students rural problems are taken as research

problems.

d. internship is encouraged in the department to get awareness in recent trends in the

industry as well as placements.

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