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Vision :  To become nationally and internationally acclaimed center of higher learning and research in the field of ceramic and materials engineering that will serve as a source of knowledge and expertise for industry and academia and be a preferred destination for undergraduate, postgraduate students as well as research. 
 Mission :  
• To produce highly qualified graduates possessing strong foundation in ceramic engineering worthy of serving industry, academia and research organization in India and abroad.
 • To develop strong liaisons with industries and academia fostering multidisciplinary activities. 
• To pursue fundamental and creative research in the science and engineering of novel ceramic materials and publish enduring scientific literature. 
  Program Educational Objectives : 
a) To prepare graduates for successful careers in industry and research meeting the needs of industries, academia and research organizations.
 b) To provide a strong foundation in mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals with an emphasis on the synthesis-structure-property-application relationship in ceramic materials. 
c) To develop the ability among the graduates to comprehend, analyze, and solve industrial processes, product development problems through proper training relevant to the general practice of Ceramic Engineering. d) To develop strong interaction with industries through collaborative research, student training, consultancy and to work on multidisciplinary and real life industrial problems. 
e) To impart training in design and computational skills, and provide opportunity for specializing in specific areas of interest and broad knowledge in multi-disciplinary engineering subjects. 
f) To develop strong communication skills, ability to work as an effective team member, and for providing an awareness of life-long learning.  
 Program Outcome : 
Graduates shall have the ability  

I. To apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering in ceramic industrial and research.
 II. To design, conduct experiments, interpret and analyze data. 
III. To design a system, component, or process for meeting the needs of ceramic and allied industries.
 IV. To identify, formulate and solve engineering problems as leader/ team member.  
V. To use modern techniques, skills, and latest engineering tools in industrial and research problems.
 VI. To communicate effectively, to appreciate the need of professional and ethical responsibility as well as life-long learning. 
VII. To participate and succeed in competitive examinations like GATE, GRE, TOEFL. 

Process for defining the Vision and Mission of the Department and PEO of the program : 
1. Regular assessment of the student through class test, quiz and term paper. 
2. Counseling of the students.
 3. Use of multi-media teaching. 
4. One to one interactions between faculties and students.
 5. Industry and academia interaction on regular basis.
 6. Industry collaboration research work.  

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