Innovation isn't just a buzzword here—it’s our daily practice.
The Department of Civil Engineering at MACE is a dynamic hub where ambition meets advanced technology. We empower students to transform bold ideas into impactful realities through a high-octane blend of experiential learning, expert mentorship, and industry integration.
Why We Stand Out?
VISION :
To become a premier civil engineering Department fostering excellence in education through innovative skills and social responsibility. MISSION:
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The lab is equipped with various facilities which determine the quality tests for water samples. Mainly DO, BOD, PH tests are carried out.
Design of Highway systems, Railway systems, Airport runways etc needs the properties of materials such as bitumen, aggregate, etc used for construction. In this lab the various tests like impact test, aggregate crushing value test, abrasion test etc are carried out.
Strength of materials is one of the important subjects in Civil engineering. In this lab, students will get the opportunity to apply load to various materials under different equilibrium conditions.
The lab is equipped with various instruments and tools with which we can analyze the topography of an area. Theodolite, plane table, dumpy level, total station etc are the common instruments that we use in this lab.
In geotechnical engineering lab, we learn to be nearer to nature. Here various tests are conducted to identify the soil and its various properties.
Computer softwares are used in all disciplines for various applications. Likewise, in Civil engg. field, Auto CAD can be used for many applications like surveying, analysis, design, quantity calculations and costing.
Outfitted with different softwares to design sustainable solutions.
Featuring machines like Universal Testing Machines (UTM ) for studying resource resilience