Environmental Engineering

• National reputation. The department of Environmental Engineering offers one of the unique engineering programs nationwide.  The students graduating from B.E., Environmental Engineering program caters to the needs of sustainable environmental management across the nation.
• Faculty. High retention faculty experienced  in teaching, research and consultancy (Industrial, Green Audit, Testing, etc.). Majority of the faculty are having Ph.D. and remaining faculties pursuing Ph.D. Faculty empowered with domain-specific training programs resulting in a good number of publications. Faculty undergo training through MOOC, SWAYAM, NPTEL and Coursera programs.
• Higher Education. Post graduate masters degree in Environmental Engineering, Health Sciences and Water Engineering and doctoral program in interdisciplinary setting, M.Sc. Engineering (by Research).
• Projects involving real world scenarios. Laboratory and design projects teach environmental engineering graduates to solve real problems and implement their ideas. Students often work with industry partners to design technologies and processes to address various environmental issues.
• Well-rounded education. The curriculum consists of course work in natural sciences, humanities, core environmental engineering and transdisciplinary open electives. This multidisciplinary emphasis is unique in the engineering world. It inculcates graduates the technical as well as the soft skills necessary to compete in today’s job market.
• Job prospects. Academic institutions and research organizations, CPCB, KSPCB, KUWS&DB, BWSSB, Automotive axles, Dept. of Municipal Administration, EMPRI, JSW, GE, CDD, Honda, Toyota, AT&S,MCF,JKTyres,L&T, AECOM, Asian Paints, ARCADIS and other consulting firms, Infosys, TCS, Accenture, COGNIZANT, MICRON, etc.

•       Environmental Management 
•       Advanced water and wastewater systems
•       Environmental Health and Safety
•       Environmental Impact Assessment
•       Environmental Remediation
•       Emerging Contaminants
•       Remote Sensing and GIS applications
•       Waste Management

#	Program Educational Objectives:-The Graduates will be able to:
PEO – 1	To impart practical exposure, inculcate innovative thinking and research culture amongst young Engineers and prepare to provide effective solutions to pollution / contamination and Environmental related issues.
PEO – 2	To produce efficient and globally acceptable ‘Environmental Engineers’ with societal commitment and leaders in their professional career and contribute services for environmentally sustainable society.
PEO – 3	To establish continuous and healthy relationships with industry, alumni and premier organizations for the overall development of the department and Institution.

#	Program Specific Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to:
PSO-1	Graduates gain the knowledge of understanding and applying principles of environmental science and engineering to address contemporary environmental issues.
PSO-2	Graduates conceptualize, analyze, plan, design, and prepare drawing and estimates of  pollution control and treatment processes/systems, apply statistical tools for data analysis, develop, calibrate and validate pollutants’ prediction models.
PSO-3	Graduates effectively contribute the knowledge of research, technical, practical and managerial skills with professional ethics to achieve a sustainable environment for the societal benefit.

#	Program Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to:
PO-1	Engineering Knowledge: Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO-2	Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences
PO-3	Design/ Development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal and environmental considerations.
PO-4	Conduct investigations of complex problems: Using research based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusions.
PO-5	Modern Tool Usage: Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO-6	The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice.
PO-7	Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.
PO-8	Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.
PO-9	Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO-10	Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.
PO-11	Lifelong Learning: Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.
PO-12	Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

The department Academic advisory committee comprises HOD, senior faculty, external academicians, members from industry, alumni members and student members. The committee will review the academic quality and suggest improvements in the related areas.

#	NAME WITH DESIGNATION NAME WITH DESIGNATION	CATEGORY
1	Dr. Sadashiva Murthy, B.M. Professor & Head	Internal Academician Chairman
2	Dr. B. M. Krishna Associate  Professor	Internal Academician Convener
3	Dr. Prashanth S. Professor & Head, Civil Engineering, Government Engineering College, Hassan	External Academician
4	Dr. B M Prakash Senior Environmental Officer (SEO), Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), Mysore zone	Industry
5	Dr. Prakash M Kulkarni, President, Bhageerath Independent, Autonomous, Non-Governement Organization registered at Dharwad	Alumni
6	Dr. D. Istalingamurthy Professor	Internal Academician Member
7	Dhavala (01JST19EV014)	Student

Program Assessment Committee – PAC is constituted to assess the academic process of the program.

The following are the roles of the Program Assessment Committee:

1. Assist in framing Course Outcomes and mapping COs to POs / PSOs.
2. Contribute in the Teaching Learning Process of the program.
3. Suggest additional assessment techniques other than CIE.
4. Verify the course and program attainment process.
5. Verify the action plans and their attainment in each course.

Program Assessment Committee:

1. Dr. Sadashiva Murthy, B.M., Professor & Head
2.   Dr. S. Mahesh, Professor     

Sl No	Category	Designation	Name of the person
1	Dean Academics, SJCE, JSSSTU, Mysuru.	Ex-Officio Member	Dr. B Manoj Kumar
2	Principal, Dean Engineering and Technology, SJCE, JSSSTU, Mysuru.	Prinicpal	Dr. S. B. Kivade
3	Head of the department	Chairperson	Dr. Sadashiva Murthy B M
4	All Professors of the department	Members	Dr. S Mahesh
			Dr. D Istalingamurthy
5	Two senior Associate Professors of the concerned department by rotation	Members	Dr. B M Krishna
			Dr. Pushpa Tuppad
6	Assistant Professors of the concerned department	Members	Mr. Shivakumar B P
			Mrs. Savitha Ulavi
			Mrs. Thanushree M S
			Mrs. Sahana M
			Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan
			Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj
			Mr. Chandrashekar B
7	Chief Engineer (Retd), Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage Board   KUWS&DB	External Members	Dr. Jayaramu K P
	Professor, IIT, Madras		Dr. Shivanagendra S M
	Joint Director Ministry of Jal Shakti, New Delhi		Dr. Sabita Madhvi Singh
	Professor, NITK, Surathkal		Dr. Lakshman Nandagiri
	Chairman,State Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC), Bangalore		Dr. Sree Harsha

Quality Monitoring and Administration Committee (QMAC):

1. Dr. Sadashivamurthy B. M
2. Dr. S. Mahesh

Teaching and Learning Committee (TLC):

1. Dr. B. M. Krishna
2. Mrs. Savitha Ulavi

Academic Committee (AC):

1. Dr. B. Manoj Kumar
2. Dr. B. M. Krishna

Department Support Activities Committee (DSAC):

1. Dr. D Istalingamurthy (Professor)
2. Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan (Assistant Professor)

Research & Development Committee (RDC):

1. Dr. Pushpa Tuppad
2. Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan (Assistant Professor)

Laboratory Development Committee (LDC):

1. Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj
2. Mr. Chandrashekar. B

Time table committee (TTC):

1. Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan (Assistant Professor)
2. Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj (Assistant Professor)

ERP committee:

1. Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan (Assistant Professor)
2. Mr. Chandrashekar. B (Assistant Professor)

Department Under Graduate Committee (DUGC):

1. Dr. Sadashiva Murthy B M (Professor and Head of the department)
2. Dr. B M Krishna (Associate Professor)
3. Mrs. Thanushree M. S (Assistant Professor)
4. Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj (Assistant Professor)
5. Dhavala (Student representative)

Department Post Graduate Committee (DPGC)

1. Dr. Sadashiva Murthy B M (Professor and Head of the department)
2. Dr. D. Istalingamurthy (Professor)
3. Mr. B. P. Shivakumar (Assistant Professor)
4.  Mr. Shivaprasad K S (Assistant Professor)

Department Information Coordinator

1. Sahana M (Assistant Professor)

Class Admins

1. 2nd Year UG – Mr. Chandrashekar. B (Assistant Professor)
2. 3rd Year UG – Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj (Assistant Professor)
3. 4th Year UG – Mrs. Sahana M (Assistant Professor)
4. 2nd Year PG – ENV – Mrs. Savitha Ulavi (Assistant Professor)
5. 2nd Year PG – HSWE – Mrs. Thanushree M. S (Assistant Professor)

4th Semester, BE., ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Sl. No.	USN	Student Name	Faculty Advisor
1	01JST19EV023	MEGHANA KASHYAP	Mr. B. P. Shivakumar
2	01JST20EV001	A RACHANA RAJ
3	01JST20EV002	AKASH B S
4	01JST20EV003	AKASH H J
5	01JST20EV004	ASHWATH K H
6	01JST20EV005	BHAGYASHREE
7	01JST20EV006	CHAITHRA M
8	01JST20EV007	CHANDANA H KUMBAR
9	01JST20EV008	CHANDRAPALAKA DINESH SAHAAY
10	01JST20EV009	CHETHANA C S
11	01JST20EV010	CHITRA S	Dr. Pushpa Tuppad
12	01JST20EV011	DEEKSHA R
13	01JST20EV012	DEEPAK M
14	01JST20EV013	DINESH KUMAR B
15	01JST20EV014	H K CHANDRIKA
16	01JST20EV015	HARIHARAN N
17	01JST20EV016	HARSHAVARDHANA REDDY V R
18	01JST20EV017	HARSHITHA G
19	01JST20EV018	HARSHITHA R
20	01JST20EV019	KEERTHI R GOWDA
21	01JST20EV021	KIRAN M TIPPAVVANAVAR	Mrs. Sahana M
22	01JST20EV022	KIRANAKUMAR
23	01JST20EV023	LEKHANA M B
24	01JST20EV024	LOCHANA N M
25	01JST20EV025	MADHU K S
26	01JST20EV026	MAHADEVA SWAMY T M
27	01JST20EV027	MANYATHA G S
28	01JST20EV028	MOHAMMED RAQIM RABBANI
29	01JST20EV029	MONNAPPA K U
30	01JST20EV030	NITHYASHREE N C
31	01JST20EV031	NIYATA SADANANDA BHAT	Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan
32	01JST20EV032	PAVAN
33	01JST20EV033	PRATHVI S KUNDAR
34	01JST20EV034	PREETHAM L R
35	01JST20EV035	PREETHU S
36	01JST20EV036	SINCHANA S GOWDA
37	01JST20EV037	SONUCHANDRASHEKAR
38	01JST20EV038	SUSHMITHA  M
39	01JST20EV039	SUSHMITHA C
40	01JST20EV040	SYEDA MEHEK
41	01JST20EV041	TARUN IYER  K  R	Mr. Shivaprasad K S
42	01JST20EV042	V SPURTHI
43	01JST20EV044	VEDALAXMI
44	01JST20EV045	VISHAL BELDAR
45	01JST20EV046	VIVEK NAIK
46	1JCE21EV400	CHANDAN J
47	01JCE21EV401	CHETHAN S
48	01JCE21EV402	RAJENDRA PRASAD D R
49	01JCE21EV403	RAJSHEKHAR MALIPATIL
50	01JCE21EV404	SNEHA CHANDRASHEKAR NAYAK

  6th Semester, BE., ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Sl. No.	USN	Student Name	Faculty Advisor
1	01JST19EV001	A  MARYSMITHA	Dr. S. Mahesh
2	01JST19EV002	AKSHATA   MADIWALAR
3	01JST19EV003	ANANYA D
4	01JST19EV004	ANANYA S S
5	01JST19EV005	ANJALI H M
6	01JST19EV006	ANJALI K
7	01JST19EV007	ARPITA ARAVINDRAO YADWAD
8	01JST19EV008	BHOOMIKA NAGARAJ	Dr. B. M. Krishna
9	01JST19EV009	BHOOMIKA T K
10	01JST19EV011	CHINNMAAY S
11	01JST19EV012	DEEPU K V
12	01JST19EV013	DHANYAA A
13	01JST19EV014	DHAVALA
14	01JST19EV015	H K SONIKA
15	01JST19EV016	HAMSA	Dr. D. Istalingamurthy
16	01JST19EV017	HARSHAVARDHANA R
17	01JST19EV018	HARSHITHA M
18	01JST19EV019	INDRA KUMAR M V
19	01JST19EV020	KIRTI B MADIKESHIRUR
20	01JST19EV021	LENITA INFANCIA
21	01JST19EV022	MAHITHA M S
22	01JST19EV024	MITHUN KHOLA U	Mrs. Savitha Ulavi
23	01JST19EV025	MOHAN KUMAR P
24	01JST19EV026	MONISHA  A
25	01JST19EV027	NANDINI HIREMATH
26	01JST19EV028	NISHCHITHA  K N
27	01JST19EV029	PAVAN S NATIKAR
28	01JST19EV030	POOJA M
29	01JST19EV031	PRADEEKSHA K R	Mrs. Thanushree M. S
30	01JST19EV032	PREETI JOSHI
31	01JST19EV033	RADHA CHANNAPPA BAJANTRI
32	01JST19EV035	RASHMI M
33	01JST19EV036	ROHAN J R
34	01JST19EV037	SADAF  ANWARI
35	01JST19EV038	SAMHITHA D
36	01JST19EV039	SANJANA  B	Mrs. Sahana M
37	01JST19EV040	SANJAY K N
38	01JST19EV041	SANTHOSH B
39	01JST19EV042	SARA SACHIN AYACHIT
40	01JST19EV043	SHAMITHA D
41	01JST19EV044	SINDHU D R
42	01JST19EV045	SURAJ S
43	01JST19EV046	TEJASHWINI R S	Dr. Vishishtta Nagaraj
44	01JST19EV047	VARSHINI M B
45	01JST20EV400	ANJALI P V
46	01JST20EV401	KARTHIK C
47	01JST20EV402	KARTHIK GOWDA P
48	01JST20EV403	MITHUN  H K
49	01JST20EV404	NIKHIL S PRASAD
50	01JST20EV405	PRAMOD R S	Mr. Chandrashekar. B
51	01JST20EV406	PREETHAM R
52	01JST20EV407	SAI CHIRAG M N
53	01JST20EV408	SANJANA J
54	01JST20EV409	UDAYAKUMAR P
55	01JST20EV410	ULLAS R K

12. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY

Details of Lab facilities

Name of the Laboratory	Name of the Important Equipment
Environmental Process Lab	Jar test Apparatus (1 No.) COD Digester (5Nos.) Muffle furnace (1 No.) Hot air oven (1 No.) Desiccators (3Nos.) Remi-duty stirrer with 0.5 HP motor Remi-medium duty stirrer with 1/8 HP motor 169 Motor Operated Seive Shaker with 13 Nos. Test Seives Current Meter            Upright Deep Freezer Cooled Gradient Palm Cycler (PCR) Rotary Flash Evaporator Stirrer Light duty Air Compressor                       Icematic Flakers Machine Model –F – 80c DC Power Supply Unit pH meter (1)
Environmental Analysis lab	Turbidity meter (1 No.) BOD Incubators (2) Conductivity meter (3 Nos.) pH meter (1 No.) Flame photometer (1 No.) TKN Unit (1 No.) DO Meter with BOD probe VIS- Portable Spectrometer (1 No.) Reverse Osmosis Unit (1 No.) Digital Weigh Balance (4 Nos.) Distillation unit (1 No.) Sample preservator (1 No.)
Advanced instrumentation Lab	UV-VIS Spectrophotometer (1 No.) High Performance Liquid Chromatograph (1 No.) Inductively Coupled Plasma emission spectrometer (1 No.) Vernier        Mini Gas chromatograph (1 No.) Automatic titrator (1 No.) Tintometer Calorimeter Model F (1 No.) Gas Chromatograph Gas purification control panel
CADA Lab	Computers (25 Nos.) Printers (1 No.) Softwares
Atmospheric Engineering lab	Lux meter (2 Nos.) Noise dosimeter (1 No.) High volume air samplers (3 Nos.) Particulate matter PM2.5, PM10 (1No.) Air samplers RSPM (1 No.) Gaseous Sampler Indoor (1 No.) Temperature controlled water bath shaker (1 No.) Microbalance Gastec Air pump Cyclone Separator         Rotary Shaker Stirrer heavy duty Sound level meter High volume Air Sampler Stack  monitoring kit Lux meter EQ1308 VOC Analyzer (1 No.) Microbial Air Sampler (1 No.) Vehicle Exhaust Analyzer 1 No.) Hot hair oven (1 No.) Hot water bath Shaker (1 No.) COD digester (1 No.)
Microbiology Lab	Bacteriological Incubator (3 Nos.) Binocular Microscopes (2 Nos.) Stereo Binocular Microscope (1 No.) Autoclave (2 Nos.) Ordinary Centrifuge (1 No.) Cooling Centrifuge (1 No.) Bioreactor/Fermenter (1 No.) Laminar Flow Cabinet (2 Nos.) Membrane Filter Unit (1 No.) Colony Counter (2 Nos.) MonoquartzDistillation unit (1 No.) Peristaltic pump (2 Nos.) Magnetic Filter Funnel pH Meter (Digital) COD Plus Calorimeter COD digester (2 Nos.) Vertical Auto Clave Membrane Filtration  Unit Peristaltic Pump Programmable Pump Vacuum Pump Bioreactor (5lts capacity) Cooling Centrifuge Laminar Air Flow Cabinet (2 Nos.)
Electro- chemical R & D laboratory For industrial wastewater treatment funded by UGC, NRB, MoEF, TEQIP	DC Power supply units Hot air oven  Muffle furnace Digital balance DRB 200 – COD digester Water quality probes Magnetic stirrers
Research laboratory funded by VTU, MoEF & DST.	Ion Analyzer COD digester Gas chromatograph pH/ORP Meter DR/5000 Spectrophotometer Mag. Stirrer with Hot Plate (2lts capacity) DC Power Supply Unit DO Meter with LDO Probe  Field Turbidity Meter Conductivity Meter
Advanced instrumentation Lab	BOD Analyser UV-VIS Spectrophotometer High Performance Liquid Chromatography Inductively Coupled Plasma emission spectrometer Vernier Mini Gas chromatograph Automatic titrator Tintometer Colorimeter Model

UG ODD TT (1)

Academic Year 2020-21 

 

Sl.No	Name of the FDP/Conference/Workshop Organized	Date
1	Workshop on Hazardous material management and safety in industries	14.02.2020 to 15.02.2020
2	Water conclave – for a better future	15.03.2021 To 16.03.2021
3	Environmental Management in local bodies and corporation	30.01.2021

NIRMAN

Started in 2022 in association with department of Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering & Construction and Technology Management. Club is active in organizing programmes which helps students to gain knowledge through various experts technical talks, industrial visits.

Department level Club Coordinators:

Environmental Engineering: Mrs. Parinitha T Niranjan

Civil Engineering: Mr. Darshan M

Construction and Technology Management: Mr. M. S. Sunil Kumar

Particulars / Batch	2018 – 2022	2017-21	2016-20
No of students	44	55	55
No of students placed	16	15	11
Higher studies	3	5	7

#	EVENT NAME	RESOURCE PERSON	DATE
1	Webinar on Environmental legislation and amendments in India	Dr. B. M. Prakash, KSPCB	22.07.2020
2	Multivariate data analysis using SPSS	Vijay More Associate Manager, Data Analytics Team, Accenture Pvt. Ltd.	01.08.2020
3	Quality and EHS in industries	Mr. Chandrashekar Koganti, Director, Quality and EHS, Chemical manufacturing company, USA	13.08.2020
4	An overview on Indian Environmental Regulatory framework in present context	Dr. Deepesh V Scientist C, Central Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru	04.08.2020
5	Water quality monitoring preservation and analytical techniques	Dr. B S Anupama Scientist C, Central Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru	05.08.2020
6	Source emission monitoring techniques	Mr. Karthikeyan Scientist C, Central Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru	05.08.2020
7	Online continuous effluent and emission monitoring system:  Regulatory perspective	Mrs. Anjana Kumari Scientist D, Central Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru	06.08.2020
8	E-waste management and handling rules 2016	Mrs. Poornima B M Scientist D, Central Pollution Control, Board, Bengaluru	06.08.2020
9	Implication of Laws in Environmental Engineering	Dr. Sairam Bhat Professor of Law Coordinator for Centre for Environmental Law Education, National Law School of India University, Bangalore	19.08.2020
10	RIVER REJUVENATION IMPORTANCE AND ISSUES IN CONTEXT OF PRESENT SCENARIO & CRISIS	Dr. Sabita Madhvi Singh Joint Director, National River Conservation Directorate, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR, Ministry of Jal Shakti, New Delhi	24.08.2020
11	Environment v/s economic development	Dr. Ravi, Environmental Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Bengaluru	25.08.2020
12	Recovery of by-products/ untapped resources and Issues & challenges in Sludge Management of Sewage Treatment Plants	Sri M. N. Thippeswamy (Retd.) Chief Engineer (super time) Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board, Bangaluru and Mr. R. S. Arun Kumar Pollution Research Group, University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa	15.09.2020
13	Seminar on roles and responsibilities of Environmental Engineering	Vishnu Sharma	Dec 31 2021
14	Symposium on Environmental Engineers – Opportunities, Roles and Responsibilities for a Sustainable Environment		16th June 2022
15	interaction program followed after a presentation on waste management solutions	Mr. Ranjan Bellarpady, Director, Mangala Resource Management Pvt. Ltd., Mangalore	18th June 2022
16	As part of World Environmental Day 2022, a campaign at 10.30am-11.00am, starting from Admin block entrance which was followed by sapling plantation near Environmental and Civil Engineering Blocks.	Department  of Environmental Engineering with Project Reach out and Balaga	06.06.2022
17	Hinkal Lake Cleaning Campaign  being organized as part of World Environmental Day-2022.	Jointly organized by : 1) Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), Mysuru, 2) Municipal Office, Hootagalli, Mysuru, 3) Department of Environmental Engineering, Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering, JSS S& TU, Mysuru, & 4) Madilu Education and Rural development Organization, Mysuru	02nd July, 2022
18	As part of the Lecture Series- Diamond jubilee celebration year 2022-2023 , the first lecture series was held on the topic Cell Immobilization.	Dr. M Mahadevaswamy, Former Head and Professor, Department of Environmental Engineering	4th July 2022
19	In continuation of Lecture Series- Diamond jubilee celebration year 2022-2023, lecture on Career Opportunities and professional profile building	Mr. Indresh, Alumni and Senior Engineer – Hydraulic Modelling. Mott MacDonald, Bengaluru.	16th July 2022