M.Tech. Environmental Engineering & Management

The MTech programme in Environmental Engineering and Management is designed to train students into becoming multi-faceted environmental engineers equipped to tackle the myriad, complex and rapidly evolving environmental challenges of the 21st century. The 72 credit programme consists of 8 hardcore courses that arm the student with the fundamentals, giving them a strong foundation in the principles and practices of environmental engineering. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on solving problems, with the teaching and evaluation process specially tailored to enhance the students’ capabilities in this aspect. Additionally, the students are familiarized with the latest legislation and standards governing the practice of environmental engineering. The curriculum incorporates assignments, presentations and extra-curricular activities for the all-round development of the student into confident and articulate engineers. The mandatory 21-day internship at an industry or a consultancy firm gives the students an exposure to on-field challenges. The 24-credit one-year project trains the students in cutting edge research in frontier areas of environmental engineering. Thus, the graduating student is ready to meet the needs of industry, consultancy firms, and academia. Our alumni have found ready acceptance in public sector organizations such as the pollution control boards, in prestigious private consultancy companies and in public and private sector colleges and universities. Several have gone onto pursue higher education in premier educational institutions.

Focus Areas

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of the program

Rigorous comprehensive training

Training in fundamentals of environmental engineering, with 8 hardcore courses that lay the foundations of the subject

Strong emphasis on solving problems

Strong emphasis on solving problems in the curriculum; with the classroom teaching, assignments and testing designed to arm the students with problem-solving skills required by prospective employers

Exposure to high-impact research

Exposure to frontier areas of environmental engineering during the one-year project

Knowledge of the latest legislation and standards

Exposure to the knowledge of the latest legislation and standards governing the practice of environmental engineering

Who can prefer this Course

Eligibility

B.Tech. / B.E. degree with a minimum of 55% of marks. or M.Sc. in Physics/Chemistry /Mathematics/ Life / Environmental Sciences with a minimum of 55% of marks with Mathematics as one of the subject at +2 level.
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Physics, Thermodynamics
Physics Units and dimensions/Motion - laws of motion, uniform circular motion/Work, power, energy/Archimedes principle and hydrostatics/Kinetic theory of gases/Surface tension/Elasticity/Viscosity and Bernoulli’s principle/Thermometry/Thermodynamics /Calorimetry and change of state/Transmission of heat/Electric conduction and heating effect of current/Simple circuits
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Organmic & inorganic Chemistry, Mathematics & Trigonometry
Electromagnetism Chemistry Solutions and colligative properties/Gaseous state/Colloids and surface phenomenon/ Chemical equilibrium/ Chemical kinetics/ Chemical thermodynamics / Catalysis/ Electrochemistry/Acids and bases/pH and buffer solutions/Solubility product/Chemical bonds/Hydrogen bonds, Coordinate geometry/Differential calculus/Integral calculus/Differential equations/Vector algebra/ Matrices and determinants/Permutations and combinations/ Probability and statistics
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Evironment
Environmental Studies Natural resources - role of an individual in conservation of natural resources, equitable use of resources for sustainable lifestyles/ Ecosystems - concept, structure and function, types/ Biodiversity and its conservation – value of biodiversity, threats to and conservation of biodiversity/Environmental pollution – causes, effects and control of air, water, soil, and noise pollution, role of an individual in preventing pollution, global warming, climate change, acid rain, ocean acidification, ozone layer depletion/Humans and the environment – population growth, consumerism, sustainable development, conservation and environmental ethics.

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Year of Revision : 2018
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