M.Tech. in Construction Engineering and Management
Civil Engineering, Department of
Programme Code: CET
M. Tech.
Overall Credit Structure
Course CategoryCredits
PC (Programme Core) 48
PE (Programme Elective) 6
OE (Open Elective) 6
Total Graded Credit Requirement 60
Non-Graded Units (NGU)Units
Total Non-Graded Units 0
Programme Learning Outcomes
PLOOutcome
PLO 1 Acquire specialized knowledge in Construction Engineering, Technology and Management, including expertise in emerging technologies, materials, and industry trends.
PLO 2 Apply critical thinking and analytical skills to conceptualize, evaluate, and manage construction projects while considering technical, environmental, financial, and socio- economic factors.
PLO 3 Conduct independent research and develop innovative and sustainable solutions for challenges in construction project management and engineering, including risk management, resource optimization, and digital construction.
PLO 4 Communicate effectively and ethically with diverse stakeholders, demonstrating leadership, teamwork, and professional integrity in construction and infrastructure development.
Programme Core
Course No. Course Title L T P Credits
CVD7391Major Project in Construction Engineering and Management Part 100189
CVD7392Major Project in Construction Engineering and Management Part 2
CVD7399Corner Stone Project in Construction Engineering and Management0063
CVL7031Quantitative Methods in Construction3003
CVL7301Construction Project Management3003
CVL7310Professional Ethics in Civil Engineering1001
CVL7374Construction Contracts and Procurement Methods3003
CVL7375Construction Economics and Accounts3003
CVL7735Sustainability Assessment and Green Building Design3003
CVL7999Lean Construction Practices and Equipment3003
CVN7396Teaching and Research Practicum in Construction Engineering and Management0084
CVP7772Computational Laboratory: Digital Construction Studio0042
CVT7302Summer internship in construction engineering and management
Programme Electives
Course No. Course Title L T P Credits
CVL7052Transportation Cyberphysical Systems2023
CVL7379Formwork and Scaffold Engineering3003
CVL7457Concrete Mechanics3003
CVL7460Design of Tall Buildings3003
CVL7461Fire Engineering and Design3003
CVL7471Advanced Concrete Technology3003
CVL7502Urban Transportation Systems Planning3024
CVL7503Traffic Engineering3024
CVL7704Solid Waste Engineering and Management3003
CVL7737Building Sciences3003
CVL8374Quality & Safety in Construction3003
CVL8459Durability and Repair of Concrete Structures3003
Semester-wise Schedule
Sem Courses & Baskets Hrs /
week
NGU Credits
1
CVL7301 Construction Project Management (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVL7031 Quantitative Methods in Construction (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVL7735 Sustainability Assessment and Green Building Design (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVP7772 Computational Laboratory: Digital Construction Studio (0.0-0.0-4.0) 2.00
CVN7395 Teaching/Research Practicum in Construction Technology and Management (0.0-0.0-8.0) 4.00
OE
(3-0-0) 3
24 4 14
Winter
CVD7399 Corner Stone Project in Construction Engineering and Management (0.0-0.0-6.0) 3.00
6 0 0
2
CVD7399 Corner Stone Project in Construction Engineering and Management (0.0-0.0-6.0) 3.00
CVL7375 Construction Economics and Accounts (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVL7374 Construction Contracts and Procurement Methods (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVL7999 Lean Construction Practices and Equipment (3.0-0.0-0.0) 3.00
CVN7395 Teaching/Research Practicum in Construction Technology and Management (0.0-0.0-8.0) 4.00
PE 1
26 4 15
Summer
Internship / Minor Project
6 0 3
3
CVD7391 Major Project in Construction Engineering and Management Part 1 (0.0-0.0-18.0) 9.00
CVN7395 Teaching/Research Practicum in Construction Technology and Management (0.0-0.0-8.0) 4.00
PE 2
OE
(3-0-0) 3
32 4 15
4
CVD7392 Major Project in Construction Engineering and Management Part 2 (0.0-0.0-24.0) 12.00
CVL7310 Professional Ethics in Civil Engineering (1.0-0.0-0.0) 1.00
CVN7395 Teaching/Research Practicum in Construction Technology and Management (0.0-0.0-8.0) 4.00
33 4 13
Total 127 16 60
Notes

CVD7399 Cornerstone Project will be initiated in the winter and will continue into semester-2. Evaluation for this is expected during semester-2.