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Vision/Mission :   To generate quality manpower, carry out innovative research and consultancy projects to design, build and maintain Civil Engineering Infrastructure ensuring environmental health and quality life. 

Program Educational Objectives : 1. To provide the students with a comprehensive and balanced understanding of various disciplines of Civil Engineering in depth and breadth to create solutions for real life problems. 
2. To provide students with sound knowledge of fundamentals with mathematical acumen for a clear understanding of Civil Engineering as a whole 
3. To provide opportunities to students to study associated subjects and work in interdisciplinary projects across allied branches of Engineering in order to impart ability to work in multidisciplinary teams. 
4. To provide students with academic environment that is aware of excellence, leadership, entrepreneurship and ethical responsibility. 

Program Outcome :  1. Graduates will be competent in all disciplines of Civil Engineering with a clear understanding of underlying principles of engineering. 
2. Graduates will produce Civil Engineering designs based on strong fundamentals considering cost effectiveness and sustainability. 
3. Graduates will relate Civil Engineering knowledge to field practice involving many allied subjects. 
4. Graduates will be leaders in their profession as well as in other activities with highest ethical standards. 

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