BASIC SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

To be a foundational department of excellence in science, communication and ethical values, empowering engineering education with a relevance and societal impact.

Mission 1
To provide strong basic science and humanities foundational knowledge using creative teaching methods that facilitate interdisciplinary engineering education.

Mission 2
To promote interdisciplinary learning by integrating scientific principles with humanistic values, fostering innovation and critical thinking.

Mission 3
To develop students interpersonal and professional communication skills to enhance promote productive teamwork in multicultural and international settings.

Mission 4
To encourage critical thinking, creativity and lifelong learning to prepare students for evolving challenges and future opportunities

Mission 5
To engage in continuous academic and societal interactions that contribute to community development and address contemporary challenges.

Department of Basic Science is committed to nurturing a culture of research and innovation from first year level. Department identifies the students and provide them with support for R&D activities, such as paper presentations and mini projects. This early exposure allows them to develop their research skills and gain valuable experience that will benefit them throughout their academic careers. Faculty members are actively engaged in research that contributes to advancements in scientific knowledge, education, and teaching methods.

Their expertise enhances classroom instruction and exposes students to the latest developments in their fields. The department has recognized Research Supervisors in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. The Department is recognized as one of its research center (Mathematics) by the VTU during the year 2019. Currently 07 research scholars are pursuing Ph.D programme. The thrust areas of research of the department are Graph Theory and Fluid Mechanics.

Key Research Areas

1. Material Science

2. Crystallography

3. Graph Theory

Our Impact
Our research has achieved significant breakthroughs in Material Science, Crystallography and Graph Theory, advancing both academic knowledge and practical applications. Our work is published in leading journals and presented at international and national conferences. Through collaborations with industry and academia, our research focuses on addressing real-world digital security challenges and driving tangible improvements in the field.

Collaborate With Us
We are actively seeking new collaborators to expand our network. Whether you are a fellow researcher, industry professional, or organization interested in advancing your knowledge of graph theory, material science, and crystallography, we invite you to connect with us. Together, we can drive forward the next generation of research in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.