Basic HTML Version
School of Mechnical and Building Science
Page 340
44. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and
learning outcomes are monitored?
The input needed for the objectives evaluations is collected from all constituents. However,
the emphasis has been to collect the input from the employers, alumni, faculty members,
students and the members of the Advisory Board. These information are assessed in terms of
the outcomes.
The alumni survey is conducted for all of the alumni of the university. VIT considers the
alumni survey to be the most appropriate tool for evaluating program objectives, since it
reflects longer-term impact of the program. This survey is conducted annually and utilized in
the evaluation of the achievement of Objectives. The survey results from alumni are viewed
as objective input pertaining to the program attributes and how the program meets industry’s
needs. VIT also conducts a survey of the graduating students at the time of graduation and it
is used as one of the measures to assess the Program Outcomes.
The employer survey is used as the second most important tool in the evaluation of the
Program Objectives. This survey is also conducted annually. The employer survey asks the
employers for their input on the skills of the graduates, their abilities to function as
professional engineers and their level of performance in meeting the employer’s expectations.
The survey is concise and derived directly from the Educational Objectives of the program.
45. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.
Students and faculty members are encouraged to attend the various workshops, induction
programmes to improve the teaching - learning pedagogy. Also the school has supported
10 teams comprising 20 students and two faculty members in each team has involved in
the design, fabrication of all terrain vehicles.
S. No Name of the Student
Accomplishment
1.
Mr. Prithiviraj Shetty
ISTE Best Student Award for the
year 2011from Indian Society for
Technical Education, New Delhi.
2.
Mr. Saurabh Nawal
BAJA SAE INDIA - Received
Engineering Design Award with
cash prize of Rs. 40,000/-
3.
Mr.Abhilash Paliwal
4.
Mr. Akshat Nautiyal
5.
Mr. Piyush Shrivastava
6.
Mr. Rajeev Kumar
7.
Mr. Savio Chopra
8.
Mr. Siddhanth Nayak
9.
Mr. Sujit Sharan
10.
Mr. Apoorv Shnde
11.
Mr. Narayan J Bhatia
12.
Mr. Parth Bhatia
13.
Mr. Aman Priyan
14.
Mr. Ankit Kumar
15.
Mr. Gopal Singh Rathore
16.
Mr. Subhajeet Rath
17.
Mr. Saqib Azhar Khan
18.
Mr. Anirudh Gupta
19.
Mr. Anish Gupta
20.
Mr. Rajat Agarhari
Won 1
st
price in the event Road
Design in the Technical Festival
organized by L&T Construction
and
Civil
Engineering
Association, IIT Madras
21.
Mr. Nikil Bhatia
Won 2
nd
price in the event Road