First Year Engineering
About First Year Engineering Department
Applied Sciences are the base of Engineering. The Department of First Year Engineering Department aims to help students develop strong fundamentals in all basic courses. With sound fundamentals, learning advanced and specialized courses become easier for students. Applied Physics, Applied Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, Communication Skills and Principles of Economics and Management are the subjects taught at different stages of the four year course. The Department has a team of committed faculty members with proven skills in their respective fields and state-of-the-art infrastructure for learning these subjects.
Applied Physics and Applied Chemistry are taught at first year level. The laboratories are well equipped to carry various analysis and conduct advanced practicals in the field of Solid State Physics and Optics. Applied Mathematics, the core subject of Engineering, is taught up to pre-final year level. The subject helps students learn methods in Mathematical Modeling such as Classical, Numerical and Optimization techniques. The students are trained to incorporate mathematical models in Engineering situations and find plausible solutions for the same. Workbooks are designed to make learning lucid.
Communication Skills are being taught from first to pre-final year stage. The subject helps engineering students in improving skills at all levels of administration. The subjects are taught with suitable learning aids. The principles of technical and business communication are discussed with the students to enable them to use it intelligently and effectively in their professional lives. Proficiency in English Language is sharpened to help them become good professional communicators. The Department has a computerized language laboratory.
Department of First Year Engineering is also actively involved in pursuing research activities. The Department has the distinction of publishing and presenting maximum number of technical papers in peer reviewed national, international journals and conferences. The Department has also received research grants worth 1 lakh to pursue advance studies in Fluid Mechanics from the University of Mumbai.
Science depends heavily on the repeatability of experiments, and on their giving consistent (e.g. almost identical) results. This repeatability hinges on objective comparison of observations of different researchers studying the phenomenon. Objectivity indicates the desire to observe things as they are, without manipulating the observational results to accord with some preconceived world view. All observation is potentially contaminated, whether by our theories or our worldview or our past experiences. Scientists, like anyone else, may be swayed by some preconceptions to look for certain experimental results rather than others. Scientists are people and suffer the flaws of humanity too, and it cannot truthfully be said that every scientific theory has arisen from a perfectly executed process of ‘scientific method’.
HoD’s Desk
Warm greetings!
I feel immense pleasure to welcome and congratulate you for joining the field of engineering.
Engineering offers wide opportunities to carve your career as an entrepreneur and a professional. It demands hard work, perseverance, creativity and stronghold of skills and knowledge to excel in one’s career. The road to your dreams of becoming a professional or an entrepreneur may not be always easy and sometimes dotted with obstacles. Just remember that anything worth having doesn’t come easy so stay optimistic and give your best.
Engineering, a multidisciplinary field, is rooted in fundamental sciences. First year of engineering offers you the deep insights into these basic sciences and promotes analytical ability, critical thinking, communication and soft skills, and ethical behaviour to excel in engineering and industry. The department of Science & Humanities is well equipped to facilitate learning interdisciplinary subjects to build strong fundamental knowledge and skills required for engineering field. I urge all F.E. students to endeavor for sustained high performance and actively participate in academics, extension activities and service to the community. Utilize every opportunity to upgrade your learning, professional skills and values.
I wish you good time in the academy and offer best wishes for the bright future.
Dr. Sanjay B. Kulkarni
VISION
Department aspires to impart strong fundamentals in science and mathematics along with professional skills among young engineering aspirants.
MISSION
M1. To foster learning of the requisite fundamentals in science, mathematics and encourage the learners to apply it in different fields of engineering.
M2. To nurture analytical ability, critical thinking, communication skills, professional ethics and a sense of social responsibility among students.
M3. To encourage innovative teaching-learning practices and provide state of the art facilities for conducive academic ambience.
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Faculty Details of First Year Engineering Department
Faculty of First Year Engineering
Status – USSC
Areas of Interest – Discrete Mathematics, Graph Theory
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Status – USSC
Areas of Interest – English Language Teaching, Research
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Status – Adhoc
Areas of Interest – Graph Theory, Abstract Algebra
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Status – Adhoc
Areas of Interest – English language, literature, communication skills
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Status – Adhoc
Areas of Interest – Abstract Algebra, Graph Theory
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Status – Adhoc
Areas of Interest – Semiconductor Physics and Technology, Material Science
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First Year Engineering Curriculum
First Year Engineering Time Table
| First Year Engineering Time Table | |
| Semester II | Semester I |
| Division A | Division A |
| Division B | Division B |
| Division C | Division C |
| Division D | Division D |
| Division E | Division E |
| Division F | Division F |
News and Events of First Year Engineering Department
Success in Research Project Competition
Welcome Function of FE Students
Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din
Research Publications Dr. Sanjay B Kulkarni
Training Program on Aptitude Test
Laboratories of First Year Engineering Department
The laboratories are well equipped to carry various analysis and conduct advanced practicals in the field of Solid State Physics and Optics. The Department has a computerized language laboratory.
Academic Calendar of First Year Engineering Department
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Working hours
Monday-Saturday: 9:00-05:30 Hrs
The college remains closed on Sundays; and First, Third and Fifth Saturday of every month.
We are here
Department of First Year Engineering,
Electrical and Electronics Block,
FAMT, P- 60¸ P- 60/1, MIDC, Mirjole Block,
Ratnagiri – 415639