About Department

The department of Science and humanities was established in the year 2011 and it has emerged as a department pursuing excellence. The department has a team of highly-qualified and well-experienced faculty members .The department has 13 faculty members. Faculty members are experts in emerging fields of Mathematics, Physics, Communication skills and have made significant contributions in their own fields. The department has well established laboratories for Physics and communication skills.The aim of the department is to broadly educate aspiring engineering students in the basics of Mathematics, Physics and English which serve as a platform for the growth of students in their further study of Technical subjects. We nurture our students to understand the fundamentals and the application of Mathematics and Physics; an ability to function effectively on multi disciplinary teams and a proficiency in oral and written communication.

Head Of Department

Message from Head of Department

Department of Science and Humanities is the foundation of engineering education. It strives and wishes for increasing the knowledge, enhancing the critical thinking, ability to change information into knowledge and power of analyzing technically of each and every individual student.The purpose of Science and Humanities in Engineering study is to lay a strong foundation of basic principles of various disciplines such as Mathematics, Physics and Communication Skills in the minds of the students, so that they proceed to study with up to date knowledge and training of basic engineering skills. Our Laboratories are very well established not only to cover complete syllabus but to motivate the students to learn beyond the syllabus also.

Core mission of the Department is to realize the creative potential and fire the imagination of all its members and to promote learning in the cultural tradition of India. The goal of the Department is to equip its students to make effective contributions to society and the Industry.

Laboratories

Communication skills

The department has commodious, well equipped and fully furnished laboratory for Communication skills. The communication skills laboratory meets the challenges of the dynamic needs of the globalized world, in terms of acquiring language skills. The Cs lab is enriched with all equipments which cater to the academic needs of the students of the institution to hone their professional skills. The laboratory supports students and helps them to acquire Listening and speaking skills as well as to develop their presentation skills.
Engineering Physics

The department has spacious, well equipped and fully furnished laboratories in Engineering Physics. The Engineering Physics laboratory has sophisticated major and minor equipments which cater to the academic needs of the undergraduate students of the institution. The laboratory is equipped with computer set with internet facilities for students and helps them complete their projects also.

Some of the major equipments in the Laboratories:

Spectrometer
Fibre optic kit
Laser
Sound Level Meter
Optics Kit

List of Experiments

Sr. No	Title
1	Simulation of radioactive decay
2	Measurement of intensity level (in db) of various sounds
3	Analyze the miller indices of crystal using x-rays diffraction pattern
4	Verify de-broglie relation using x-rays diffraction pattern of crystal
5	Use of multimeter
6	Measure the threshold & breakdown voltage of diodes (si, zener, led)
7	Measure the value of planck’s constant using coloured led
8	Approximate the wavelength of laser using diffraction grating
9	Estimate the numerical aperture of fibre optics
10	Application of solar cell
11	Use of materials via young’s modulus method
12	Application of given body by using moment of inertia table method
13	Application of nanomaterials and shape memory alloys by demonstration

Activities

Activity Data (May – 2018 to February – 2019)
No	Activity Type	Event Title	Expert Name & Affiliation	Departmental Coordinator	Duration
1.	Work shop	Induction Training Program a. Presentation skills b. Creative Arts c. Confidence building activities d. Quiz e. Knowledge power	KSV	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	July 19 ,2018 to August 11 ‘2018
2.	Exhibition	Poster Presentation	N.A.	Tanvirbano Malik	May 7,8 2018
3.	Youth Festival	Sangat 2018	N.A.	Sweta Jha	Sept 19-20, 2018
4.	Techfest	Xenesis 2019	N.A.	Krishna Solanki	Feb 27,28 2019
5	Seminar	Motivating students to live happy and healthy life	J. C. Patel	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	July 23 ,2018
6.	Seminar	Hem Radio and fun with science	Jagdish pandya, Dr. Anil Patel Nisarg science centre	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	July 25,2018
7.	Seminar	Yog and meditation	Ms. Yogini	Rosily Victor Payal Trived Sweta Jha	June 22,2018
8.	Lecture	Indian Constitution	Mr. Victor Mecwan (IAS)	Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	June 29, 2018
9.	Lecture	Developing Leadership skills	Suresh Patel	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	August 3, 2018
10.	Visit	Local Place visit Salt mount	N.A.	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha
11.	Placement training	Mock GDs	N.A.	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	11,12,13 July 2018
12.	Student training	Resume writing	N.A.	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	16,17 July2018
13.	Online courses for students	NPTEL	Swayam- Nptel	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi Sweta Jha	Sept-Octo 2018
14.	Techfest	Xenesis 2019	N.A.	Rosily Victor Payal Trivedi	Feb 27,28 2019

Publications

Sr.	Faculty Name	Title of paper	Journal / Conference Name	ISSN	Month/Year
1	Kumkum Jain	On generalized hurwitz – lerch zeta distribution	Applications and Applied Mathematics	ISSN: 1932-9466	Vol. 4, No. 1, June 2009
2	Tanvirbanu J. Malek	Crystal structure of (E)-methyl 4-(2-(5-bromo-2-methoxybenzylidene)- hydrazinyl)-3-nitrobenzoate	Acta crystallography E	ISSN: 2056-9890	43282
3	Tanvirbanu J. Malek	Molecular docking, pharmacophore modelling and 3d qsar analysis of novel chalcone derivatives	International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research	ISSN: 2320-5148	43556
4	Krishna Solanki	A Single period co operative advertising model where demand is dependent on price and an additive sales response function	IOSR Journal of Mathematics(IOSR-JM)	ISSN: 2278-5728	January -February 2015
5	Krishna Solanki	Effect of isoelastic form of price dependent demand in cooperative advertising	IOSR Journal of Mathematics(IOSR-JM)	ISSN: 2278-5728	January -February 2015
6	Krishna Solanki	A Nash Equilibrium Game and Pareto Efficient Solution to A Cooperative Advertising Model Where Demand Is Dependent On Price and Advertising Expenditure	IOSR Journal of Mathematics(IOSR-JM)	ISSN: 2278-5728	January -February 2015
7	Kumkum Jain	A further study of generalized hurwitz – lerch zeta function	Algebra, Groups and Geometries	ISSN: 0741-9937	Vol. 25 No. 3, September 2008
8	Kumkum Jain	A fractional generalization of lumped radial case of temperature field problem in oil strata	Ganita Sandesh	ISSN: 0970-9169	Vol. 22 No. 1 (2008),
9	Kumkum Jain	Some relationships between the generalized apostol – bernoulli polynomials and hurwitz – lerch zeta fundtion	Integral Transform and Special Function	ISSN: 1065-2469	Vol. 17, 11(2006)
10	Kumkum Jain	A generalization of multivariable bessel polynomial	Journal of Rajasthan Academy of Physical Sciences	ISSN: 0972-6306	Vol. 6, 2(2007)
11	Kumkum Jain	Some new representations of voigt – functions	Proceedings of the 7^th International Conference of Society for Special Functions and their Applications	ISBN: 817233267X9788172332679	Vol. 7, (2006)
12	Kumkum Jain	The distribution of the sum of finite and infinite independent random variables”	Ganita Sandesh	ISSN: 0970-9169	Vol. 21, No. 1 (2007)
13	Krishna Solanki	Modeling a random yield in-house production set up in a newsvendor problem	International Journal of Research and Reviews in Applied Sciences (IJRRAS)	ISSN: 2076-7366	41518
14	Krishna Solanki	A Game theoretic model on cooperative advertising where demand is dependent on price and advertising expenditures	Journal of Data and Information Processing (JDIP)	ISSN: 2327-7211	41579