Aim:
The aim of applied mechanics department is to use principles of
mechanics to solve practical engineering problems.
Objectives:
To use principles of mechanics to
analyze and predict the behavior of mechanical systems under various loading
and environmental conditions.
To use this understanding to design
and optimize mechanical systems to perform specific tasks efficiently and
reliably.
To develop new materials and
technologies that can improve the performance and sustainability of mechanical
systems.
To improve the safety and
sustainability of mechanical systems.
To enhance our understanding of
natural phenomena, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and weather patterns, by
applying principles of mechanics to these complex systems.
Department of Applied Mechanics
An integral part of Civil engineering department providing
knowledge and skills in following fundamental subjects:
Engineering Mechanics, Mechanics of Structures, Soil
Engineering, Concrete technology, Design of R.C and Steel Structures
The key roles of the Department are:
Design and analysis: The Applied
Mechanics department applies the principles of mechanics to design and analyze simple/complex
engineering systems.
Testing and experimentation: The
Applied Mechanics department conducts various experiments and tests to validate
the theoretical models.
Education and training: The Applied
Mechanics department is responsible for educating and training students in the
principles of mechanics and their applications in engineering. This includes
developing courses and curricula, teaching classes, and supervising research
projects.
