basic science & humanities
About US
The department of Applied Sciences & Humanities Department equips first-year students with fundamentals in the applied sciences, basic engineering courses and subjects in the domain of humanities. Courses such as Applied Physics, Applied Chemistry, Engineering Mechanics and Engineering Drawing are an integral part of the engineering curriculum and a prerequisite for the domain knowledge in specialized branches. The Applied Mathematics course prepares students for mathematical concepts and applications in higher semesters. Courses in Communication Skills, Business Communication & Ethics and Environmental Science help familiarize students with corporate, social and ethical practices, making them meaningful contributors of knowledge to society. Apart from orienting students to the needs and demands of the engineering course, the department helps them adjust to the hectic schedule by creating a student-friendly and conducive atmosphere.
HOD's Message
Mr. ANURAG SINGH
Mechanics/civil/mechanical/
electrical and Communication Skills in engineering is mandatory. We take pride in the fact that our department has the strength of highly qualified faculty to guide the students in every domain of technical education making them familiar with all areas. The state of the art teaching methodology in classroom learning involves use of innovative strategies, comprehensive lectures, regular assignments and counselling sessions of teachers with the students. All laboratories are fully functional with the latest equipment’s and the students are encouraged to not only follow the prescribed syllabus rather go beyond regular academics and explore new areas and understanding of the subject. The department is leaving no stone unturned in providing the best of facilities to our budding technocrats and attain wavering success in life ahead. The Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities also organizes activities like science exhibition, Best out of waste (Model presentation) to make students aware about innovation ,due to which the interest of students towards engineering is increasing. Mr. ANURAG SINGH HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCE & HUMANITIES AIST,SAGAR
Subjects:
- BT-101 – Engineering Chemistry.
- BT-102 – Mathematics-I.
- BT-103 – English for Communication.
- BT-104 – Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering.
- BT-105 – Engineering Graphics.
- BT-106 – Manufacturing Practices.
- BT-107 – Internship-I(60 Hrs Duration) at the Institute level
Practical Training
- by working on hands-on projects, engineering students learn problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making skills that cannot be fully grasped within the confines of a lecture hall. Practical training also provides engineering students with a platform to develop and enhance their technical skills.
Curriculum:
Our dynamic curriculum is designed to encompass a diverse spectrum of subjects covering fundamental principles, advanced technologies, and emerging trends in Mechanical Engineering. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, students gain a holistic understanding of the discipline.
Group A | Group B |
CSE/EX | ME/CE/AI |
Subjects | Subjects |
Engg. Chemistry | Engg. Physics |
M1 | M1 |
English for communication | BME |
BEEE | BCE&M |
EG | BCE |
Mathematics offers courses to undergraduate and postgraduate students of various engineering disciplines, and aims to impart the sound knowledge of the various mathematical tools used and their applications in the engineering
disciplines. The syllabus includes areas such as Calculus, Differential equations, Laplace transforms, Fourier transforms, Z transforms, Fuzzy Mathematics, Probability and Graph Theory, helps the students in Computational Techniques, Discrete Structure and Statistical Testing. The Objective is to create engineers with strong mathematical background, creative thinking, and problem solving skills through systematic training and to help student understand the significance of application and logical thinking.
Applied Physics offers Engineering Physics courses to all engineering disciplines in their 1st year. It provides grounding in applied physics such as Optics, Quantum Physics, Materials Science, Applied Mechanics, Nanotechnology, Solid-State Physics etc. The objective is to enable
students to understand the basic ideas and concepts in Physics, which play a primary role in all branches of engineering, and thereby, motivate students to understand the relationship between physics and engineering.
Applied Chemistry provides basic knowledge of applied chemistry & Environment Engineering to all branches of 1st B. Tech students. The objective of teaching Chemistry is to impart a scientific approach to familiarize the important applications of Chemistry in the field
of engineering and technology and to create awareness about the major environmental issues.
Humanities imparts instructions to B. Tech students of the various engineering disciplines and caters to their needs in the areas of English, Technical Communication, Technical Report Writing, Philosophy, Economics and Human Development. The syllabus of English is designed
to help the students gain proficiency in listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills, and includes activities such as group discussion, mock interviews and presentation. These programs, by providing practical lessons, help students learn how to understand & communicate in the classroom or workplace.
Courses on Human Values are included with an aim to provide a firm grounding in human values to produce conscientious citizens. With an objective to meet the demands of contemporary business, the department also offers courses on Economics and Human Development.
Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering- This course provides the student with the fundamental skills to understand the basic of semiconductor and components like diode, transistor, FET, MOSFET and operational amplifier It will build mathematical and numerical background for design of electronics circuit & component value.
Engineering Graphics.- The Engineering Graphics course aims at the following educational objectives: Comprehend general projection theory, with emphasis on orthographic projection to represent three-dimensional objects in two-dimensional views (principal, auxiliary, sections).
Manufacturing Practices – To analyze and understand the metal cutting phenomena. 2. To select process parameter and tools for obtaining desired machining characteristic 3. To understand principles of manufacturing processes.
Laboratories
Explore our cutting-edge laboratories furnished with advanced equipment and technology. Our specialized labs encompass Electrical Machine Engineering, Power System Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering.
- Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering Lab:- Major experiments are related to : Transformer efficiency, SC and OC test, Load test on 1 phase Transformer, Half wave and Full wave Bridge Rectifier, Transistor characteristic with regulated power supply, DC Machine overview , Multimeter : KCL and KVL, Choke coil inductance and resistance calculation etc.
- Computer & Software Lab:- Under graduate and Post graduate Lab: Major experiments are related to : Basic Mathematical experiments using MATLAB, Simulation of various engineering problems in MATLAB and CAD tools, Computer Programming(JAVA), Python etc.
- Control System:- Major experiments are related to : Compensators: Lag, Lead, Lag-Lead ,Controller: P, PI, PD, PID, Stepper Motor , Temperature Control etc.
- Digital Electronics & Logic Design:- Have a thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts and techniques used in digital electronics. The ability to understand, analyze and design various combinational and sequential circuits.
- Electrical Machine Lab:- Acquire knowledge about the fundamental principles and classification of electromagnetic machines & knowledge about the constructional details and principle of operation of dc machines.
- Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab:- Embedded system Lab is developed to learn the various methods of designing and developing the embedded systems. Microprocessors and microcontrollers are the back bones of any embedded system. Hence, this lab is well equipped with the Advanced Microprocessor & Microcontroller Kits along with their interfacing cards Major experiments are related to : Microprocessor coding , Microprocessor interfacing, Microcontroller, Matrix Keyboard module, LCD display, Traffic light controller etc
- Network Analysis Lab:- Student after successful completion of course must be able to apply the Thevenin, Norton, nodal and mesh analysis to express complex circuits in their simpler equivalent forms and to apply linearity and superposition concepts to analyze RL, RC, and RLC circuits in time and frequency domains and also to analyze resonant circuits both in time and frequency domains.
- Power Electronics Lab:- Acquire knowledge about fundamental concepts and techniques used in power electronics. Ability to analyze various single phase and three phase power converter circuits and understand their applications.
- Power System Lab:- Ability to design and analyze the real time electrical transmission system with respect to various electrical parameters considering environmental and economic obligations, Develop the ability to implement the appropriate safety equipments for design of electrical power system with enhancing the efficiency of the transmission and distribution system with environment friendly technology.
ACTIVITIES
SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/
SYMPOSIA/EVENTS ORGANIZED DURING JANUARY to DECEMBER 2023
| S. No. | Title of Event | Type of Event | Mode | Level of Event | Date & Duration of Event | Organize rs/ Departm ent | Report Submitted or Not |
| (Conf./Workshop/ Seminar/Hackathon etc.) | (Online/ Offline) | (Internation al/ National/St ate/College) | |||||
| 1 | Poster making Competition (swachh bharat) | Academic | offline | College(RG PV) | 13Februray2023 | First year | submitted |
| 2 | Entrepreneurship talk(burger land) by alumni | Seminar | offline | College(IIC) | 24Februray2023 | First year | submitted |
| 3 | Science Exhibition 2023 on (National technology day) | Workshop | offline | National level(MPSC T) | 11May2023 | First year | submitted |
| 4 | Orientation day | Seminar | offline | College | 15September20 23 | First year | submitted |
| 5 | Expert lecture on waste management by MSW employee | Seminar | offline | College | 7November202 3 | First year | submitted |
| 6 | Best out of waste competition 2023 | Workshop | offline | College(IIC) | 9November202 3 | First year | submitted |
| 7 | Picnic to Deep Dhani | Cultural | offline | College | 8November202 3 | First year | submitted |
| 8 | Speech Competition & Awerness Rally (100% voting) | Seminar | offline | State (NSS) | 15September20 23 | First year | submitted |
Department contact
Department of Basic science & humanities
Room no 322, Second Floor
Adina Institute of Science and Technology
NH-86, Bhopal road
Sagar Madhya Pradesh 470001
- +91-9340827581
- hodfirstyear.adina01@gmail.com
