Science is the basis for all the branches of Engineering discipline and the Basic Science Department stands as the main supportive department of SKIT. As a fundamental department, it supports all branches of Engineering; emphasis is laid on basics of Science and Engineering.
The Basic Science Department mainly comprises of Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Physics and Engineering Chemistry which form the main pillars of the Engineering programme. The Basic Science Department has well qualified, experienced and highly motivated faculties. The department has got a good infrastructure with well-equipped spacious laboratories. The department provides outstanding teaching to the students to excel in academics. As prescribed by the VTU, the department conducts Induction Program for the First year students which give them the college bird’s eye view about various dimensions of Engineering and the career opportunities for their future. The program also makes them to get acquaint with the environment of the college.
Many faculty members hold doctorates from reputed Universities across India and few are pursuing research in multi-disciplinary areas. The department is granted with several funding agencies for pursuing the research work. The department has been working towards fulfilling its mission through a synergistic combination of teaching and research.
Vision
To provide quality basic education and training in Basic Science.
Mission
To be a dynamic and competitive center of excellence in learning, teaching and research in Basic Science to ensure that the technical needs of students are addressed.
Aiming for perfection and making them into better techniques.
The Department of Basic Science came into existence since the inception of SKIT in 2001. Department of Basic Science & Humanities subjects are the foundation subjects for all the branches of engineering and technology, Department imparts to build a firm base as part of the Engineering Education. The department plays a vital role in teaching basic sciences courses as prescribed by the curriculum of the university in I, II, III & IV year of B.E.
The Department enhances knowledge in subjects like Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Physics and Engineering Chemistry etc. Well educated, talented and dedicated Faculty and Staff Members are the backbone of this department. Presently department has 15 faculties out of which 7 are doctorates. In addition to the primary teaching duties, all of them have their publications in National as well as International Journals of repute for attaining perfection in their profession.
The teaching module comprises of lectures, tutorials and practicals along with various other initiatives. Faculty members perform the role of a perfect facilitator as Mentor to each section. The methodology adopted in the classroom teaching is based on the application of innovation strategies, comprehensive lectures, regular assignments and active interaction between teachers and students. The purpose of inducing the subjects of Basic Science & Humanities in Engineering study is to lay a solid foundation of basic concepts for innovative future with limitless opportunities. Therefore, the department acts as an active catalyst to develop perfect approach to unlock their hidden talent, personality and communication skills to fulfill the needs of young engineers.
Course Outcomes:
Faculties frame the Course outcome by using the four components: Action, Knowledge, Condition, benchmark and shall focus on what the student should know and realistically be able to do by the end of the course.
Choose the Action verb required for learning based on the level, this measures the student ability in demonstrating the concept which is required (Apply, Analyze, . . . .).
The Knowledge and its level required to reach/achieve the concept, some of the concepts required are specific to the domain knowledge.
what are the conditions on which the above knowledge specified is achieved / or the conditions under which the operations happen to achieve the above said knowledge.
To characterize the acceptability levels of performing the action. Bench mark methods are specified for the Optional element.
Designation : Professor / HOD
Specialization: Co-ordination Chemistry
Qualification : M.Sc, Ph.D
Experience : 23 Years
E-mail: chemistryhod@skit.org.in
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Designation : Professor
Specialization: Polymers
Qualification : M.Sc., PGDBC. M.Phil., Ph.D
Experience : 23 Years
E-mail: manjuchem@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: General Chemistry
Qualification : M.S
Experience : 2 Years
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Basic Science (Chemistry)
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : -
E-mail: yaminichem@skit.org.in
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Designation : Professor / Dean Academics
Specialization: Algebraic Graph Theory
Qualification : M.Sc, Ph.D
Experience : 22 Years
E-mail: deanacademics@skit.org.in
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Designation : Professor
Specialization: Graph Theory
Qualification : M.Sc, Ph.D
Experience : 26 Years
E-mail: physicshod@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Special Function
Qualification : M.Sc, Ph.D
Experience : 13 Years
E-mail: pavanimaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Operation Research
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 5.9 Years
E-mail: pujithamaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Mathematics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 15 Years
E-mail: veerabhadraswamymath@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Mathematics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 6 Years
E-mail: kavyamaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Basic Science (Mathematics)
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 1.5 Years
E-mail: kousalyamaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Mathematics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 1 Year
E-mail: swethamaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Mathematics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 1 Year
E-mail: apurvamaths@skit.org.in
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Designation : IQAC Head / Professor
Specialization: Atomic and Molecular Physics – Nuclear Physics.
Qualification : M.Sc, Ph.D
Experience : 13 Years
E-mail: savitaphysics@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Electronics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 1.5 Years
E-mail: sindhooraphysics@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Physics
Qualification : M.Sc
Experience : 2 Years 6 Months
E-mail: shilpaphysics@skit.org.in
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Kannada
Qualification : B.A, B.Ed
Experience : 3 Years
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Kannada
Qualification : M.A
Experience : 5 Years
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Designation : Assistant Professor
Specialization: Mathematics
Qualification : LLM
Experience : 16 Years
E-mail: nageshachem@skit.org.in
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This Mathematics laboratory is a place where students can learn and explore mathematical concepts. It enables the students to discover several geometrical properties using models.
The maths lab provides an opportunity for the students to discover mathematics through correlating every view in technological way. It provides an opportunity to students to understand and internalize the basic mathematical concepts through concrete objects and situations.
Students will be able to learn algebra, calculus, graphing, trigonometry and more math topics using Python.
The Engineering Chemistry Lab has a wide range of equipments. The lab is neatly designed, spacious and well-ventilated with a capacity to accommodate apparent number of students. The lab accommodates with separate balance room and chemical store room.
It provides students with a practical approach towards the various techniques used in engineering application. Practical awareness is inculcated and students are trained both quantitatively and qualitatively during the lab sessions so that their understanding and problem solving abilities can be enhanced.
The practical knowledge of chemistry gives a wider scope for new inventions and creativity.
In this lab, the students have hands on experience of handling advanced instruments of optics in Dark room, learn the applications of semiconductors, Electromagnetism, Elasticity, Oscillations and Resonance etc.
The physics lab makes the students understand basic concepts in physics and Applied physics and also provide an exposure to latest technological changes in physics related field. The laboratory exposes the students towards the advanced physical measurements and methodologies.
| ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-2024 | SCHEME: 2022 | SEM: 1 | |||
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| Sl.No | COURSE CODE | COURSE NAME | THEORY / PRACTICAL | FACULTY IN-CHARGE | COURSE WEBSITE LINK |
| 1. | BMATM101 | Mathematics-1 for mechanical stream | THEORY | Prof.Swetha M | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/swetha-1sem/home |
| 2. | BETCK105H | Introduction to Internet of Things(IOT) | THEORY | Prof.Nayana S | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/introduction-to-iot-1- sem/home |
| 3. | BPOPS103 | Principals of Programming using C | THEORY | Prof.K J Sahanadevi | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/sahana-devi-kjpop2023/ home |
| 4. | BESCK104D | Introduction to Mechanical Engineering | THEORY | Prof.A R Mohan Kumar | https://shorturl.at/louNO |
| 5. | BMATS101 | Mathematics-1 for CS-stream | THEORY | Dr.Puttaraju C | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/mathematics/about-thefaculty |
| 6. | BENGK106 | Communicative English | THEORY | Prof.Lakshmi G | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/english/home |
| 7. | BESCK104C | Introduction to Electronics Engg. | THEORY | Prof.Kiranmayi | https://sites.google.com/u/1/d/1LO9r3xl8vMFyHJB_e- 4rGCzxXsj8aDvu/preview |
| 8. | BPLCK105B | Introduction to Python Progg. | THEORY | Prof.Nanda | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/introduction-to-pythonprogram/ syllabus |
| 9. | 21MAT41 | Mathematical Foundations for Computing | THEORY | Prof.Apurva S | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/apurva-s/aboutfaculty? authuser=2 |
| 10. | BMATC101 | Mathematics-1 for CV-stream | THEORY | Dr.Pavani A | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/sem1/about-the-course |
| 11. | BMATE101/BMAT E201/BMATE301/ 21MATCS41 | Mathematics-I/II/III for EE stream | THEORY | Prof.Veerabhadra swamy S | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/httpswww-skit-orgin/ lecture-notes/ii-sem |
| 12. | BPHYS102/202 | Applied Physics for CS/ME/EE/CV stream | THEORY | Dr.Savita B Hosur | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/physics?usp=sharing |
| 13. | BPHYS102/202 | Applied Physics for CS/ME/EE/CV stream | THEORY | Prof.Sindhoora K Shetty | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/physics?usp=sharing |
| 14. | BPHYS102/202 | Applied Physics for CS/ME/EE/CV stream | THEORY | Prof.Shilpa K | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/physics?usp=sharing |
| 15. | BCHEE102/202 | Engg. Chemistry for EE stream | THEORY | Dr.Manju M | https://sites.google.com/skit.org.in/manju-m/about-thefaculty |
Event objective and outcomes: On account of National Mathematics Day two events “Poster Making & Solving Puzzles” has been conducted by Basic science department . 30 teams of students has been participated in this event.Through Poster making students are able to show their creative ideas and overcome their fear,improve their knowledge & through solving puzzles they will be able to apply logical thinking skills. Winners also awarded with attractive prizes.
The induction program for the first-year admitted students for the academic year 2021-2022 was conducted from 4/9/2023 to 12/9/2023. Various events have been organized throughout this program.
Mainly Events of Induction Program were
Date and Venue: 1/3/2023 to 4/3/2023, Auditorium
Resource person: Dr. S. P. Basavaraju
Event objective and outcomes: To instill the importance of Science in students and to encourage them to take part in various competitions which will help to develop their soft skills. The students learnt about the various discoveries that led to the genesis of quantum mechanics. Event Co-Ordinator: Prof.Sindhoora K Shetty & Swetha M.
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Date and Venue: 31 st Jan 2023 at Auditorium
Resource person: Dr. Kasar, chief research officer, Madan G., lead content developer and Sujay S K,
sales and marketing executive
Event objective and outcomes: To introduce the students to the field of robotics & its future potential. They had learnt about robots,Artificial Intelligence and their uses. Event Co-Ordinator: Ms.Sindhoora K Shetty,Dept. of Physics.
Date and Venue: 12th Jan 2023 at Prajapita Brahma Kumari’s Ishwariya Vishva
Vidhyalaya
Resource person: Yashaswini
Basic Science Department and Youth Red Cross Cell Organized an event on occasion of National Youth Day titled “Elevated mind, successful life” on 12th January (Thursday), 2023 in Prajapita Brahma Kumari’s Ishwariya Vishva Vidhyalaya from 2pm-4.30pm
Department of Basic Science of Sri Krishna institute of technology to help PU students prepare well for the CET – 2020 had organised online CET MOCK TEST - 2020 on 17th May, 2020. On students passing the test with minimum of 50% got the E certificate. Around 365 students took the mock test.
On 12 June, 2020 from 12 noon - 1.00 pm. Dr. K. J. Mallikarjunaiah,
Faculty in Sciences, MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences,
Bengaluru.
Was the keynote speaker Totally 212 participants attended the webinar. At
the end of the session there was live Q/A session. Feedback link was shared with the participants
and E certificates were issued.
*"Third Generation Biofuel, Algae Biodiesel- A potential Future Fuel"* on 24th July 2020 from 11.30AM-12.30PM. Dr. Piyushi Nautiyal Faculty in Sciences New Horizon College of Engineering, Bengaluru. Was the keynote speaker Around 108 participants attended the webinar. E-certificates was sent to participants mail after the question answer session in the Webinar & after Submission of the feedback form.
Sri Krishna Institute of Technology, Bangalore conducted five days Induction Program (Phase 1) for the First year students of BE degree course from 16 August, 2019 to 21 August, 2019. The Program started with an introductory address to both parents and students by Chief Guest, Dr. Basavaraj Patil, Director, Think – Ink Research Foundation. Mr. Ananth was the Guest of Honor for the Program. The Presidential note was delivered by Dr. Manjunatha A, Principal, SKIT. After the inauguration, a motivational talk was delivered by the Chief Guest.
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The Basic Science Department conducted Two week Induction program for the First year students of BE degree course from 20 August, 2018 to 1 September, 2018.
The Program started with an introductory address to both parents and students by Brahmakumari Roopa, Chief guest of the program and Dr. Manjunatha A, Principal, SKIT. The aim of the program was to give the students a bird’s eye view about various dimensions of Engineering and the career opportunities for the engineering students and to acquaint them with the systems and procedures of the college. The motive of the program was to give proper orientation to the new students about the course and future prospects and the methodology of learning to be adopted to be successful in life. Also, the students were familiarized with the procedure, scheme and syllabus, guidelines, examination system. Expert talks were from both internal and external resources. Following topics were covered in the Induction program: motivation, communication, time management, stress management, crisis management, Entrepreneurship, NSS and Yoga. An educational movie was also shown as the part of it. The sessions were very well received by the students.
| Academic Year:2022-23 | ||||||
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| Toppers List: 1st Sem(22 scheme) | ||||||
| Sl.No | Name | USN | Branch | Percentage | ||
| 1. | Pallavi S | 1KT22CS073 | CS | 85.75% | ||
| 2. | Aniketh Singh Dhankar | 1KT22CS020 | CS | 84.80% | ||
| 3. | Nashwim D'Souza | 1KT22IS034 | IS | 81.75% | ||
| 4. | Hemanth Sinha | 1KT22IS024 | IS | 79.87% | ||
| 5. | Tharun N | 1KT22AI057 | AIML | 85% | ||
| 6. | Appu Gowda B S | 1KT22AI009 | AIML | 81.25% | ||
| 7. | Deeksha R | 1KT22EC011 | ECE | 80% | ||
| 8. | A R Rakshitha | 1KT22EC001 | ECE | 79% | ||
| 9. | Suvash Rai | 1KT22CV016 | CV | 78% | ||
| 10. | Ashish Thapa | 1KT22CV003 | CV | 72% | ||
| Toppers List: 2nd Sem(22 scheme) | ||||||
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| Sl.No | Name | USN | Branch | Percentage | ||
| 1. | Praveen S | 1KT22CS081 | CS | 86.75% | ||
| 2. | Krish K Malvia | 1KT22CS054 | CS | 85.25% | ||
| 3. | Nashwim D’Souza | 1KT22IS034 | IS | 87.87% | ||
| 4. | Hemanth Sinha | 1KT22IS024 | IS | 83.50% | ||
| 5. | Radhika Kumari | 1KT22IS042 | IS | 83.50% | ||
| 6. | Tharun N | 1KT22AI057 | AIML | 85% | ||
| 7. | Appu Gowda B S | 1KT22AI009 | AIML | 84.12% | ||
| 8. | Vishwas Gowda B V | 1KT22EC062 | ECE | 79.67% | ||
| 9. | Bhoomika P | 1KT22EC010 | ECE | 79.20% | ||
| 10. | Suvash Rai | 1KT22CV016 | CV | 77.88% | ||
| 11. | Abinash Kumar Yadav | 1KT22CV001 | CV | 75.38% | ||
