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Department of Structural Engineering
Anna University of Technology, Chennai
The Division of Structural Engineering was established in the year 1955 under the auspices of the Department of Civil Engineering. The main objective of this division has been to enhance the Pedagogy and rendering of the Structural Engineering Principles, Techniques and Codes through Higher Education, Research and Extension work.
This Division over the years has evolved and has now emerged as a Centre of Excellence and a knowledge hub for Structural Engineering education meted out, as mentioned above, through Research, Consultancy and Extension work thus helping engineers to design, construct, and maintain various types of structures even while advocating quality improvement, ways of strengthening and checking structural stability and creating cost effective structural designs.
Courses Offered :
=> M.E Structural Engineering
=> M.E Construction Engineering and Management
Facilities :
Library :
A good, well-equipped, library with more than 1500 books on Structural Engineering subjects has been made available to the students and research scholars of this Division. This space is singularly fashioned to benefit PG and research students in Structural Engineering and Construction Engineering and Management.
Smart Class Rooms :
Four smart air-conditioned class rooms, with modern facilities like Document Reader, Digital Display Board, Projectors and Systems with internet connection have been made available to encourage students and to facilitate the use of power point presentations of Structural Engineering topics for easy understanding, elucidation and quick interesting learning.
Computing Facilities :
This Division has 57 Desktop Computers and 3 laptops for the use of the faculty, students, administrative and laboratory staff. The benefits of devices like printers, photocopying equipments and servers used for data storage and faster data transfers for educational and research purposes have also been made available for an efficacious functioning of the Division.
