About College of Engineering, Pune
College of Engineering, Pune established in 1854,is a nationally respected leader in technical education. The institute is distinguished by its commitment to finding solutions to the great predicaments of the day through advanced technology. The institute has a rich history and dedication to the pursuit of excellence. CoEP offers a unique learning experience across a spectrum of academic and social experiences. The main aim of the college is to provide suitable instruction for subordinate officers in the Public Works Department.COEP offers nine UG and twenty-three PG programs, and has more than 3200 students enrolled in its various courses. The vision of the college is to be a leader amongst engineering institutions in India, constantly pursuing excellence, and offering world class education with values. Its goal is to be a student centric institute, where academics are followed with utmost passion and sincerity. The institute is consistently ranked amongst the top 20 technical colleges in India and its alumni have contributed a lion’s share in development of national infrastructure. The Institute was selected as a Lead Institute for the TEQIP (Technical Education Quality Improvement Program) project of the Government of India through national competitive bidding. The institute believes in strong industry-institute collaboration. Several laboratories have come up in the institute with industry support.CoEP Chairman Message :-
Engineering Education has undergone many conceptual changes since its establishment as a discipline of serious study, innovation and research after the industrial revolution. In the "Nineteenth" century, the emphasis was on innovation and personal ingenuity. The education and training in this period were "HOW" dominated, and the efficacy of education and training depended largely on the personal skill of the trainers in operating, manipulating and developing new machines and gadgets.The "Twentieth" century brought in an attitude of scientific analysis involving engineering systems and education became more "WHY" dominated, more science based. Knowledge of "Know-why" is better than merely knowledge of "Know-how" became the catchword. Innovations were still important, but problem solving became more and more science driven. The "Twenty-first" century is threatening to be dominated by informationprocessing and management practices. Education and training will not worry about "WHY" but "WHY NOT" and "HOW BEST".This century, I feel will visualize the infusion of technology into engineering. Today, technological society is synonymous with a tinkering culture, where every individual has basic technical skills and can take care of simple things like replacing a fuse, fixing a leaking tap, changing a tyre in the car, repairing a bicycle, changing the gasket in the pressure cooker etc. R&D can emerge only out of competitive tinkering. So also innovations come in shapes and sizes. It's the application that gives innovation it's meaning. While mentioning the future, it would be unwise to neglect the present.I feel our engineering education system is facing a number of challenges and hardships, be it trained faculty, curriculum design, quality system assurance, lab facilities up gradation, resource crises or management transformation, which need identification and steps for alleviation. As self-governance demands wholehearted participation of all stakeholders; students can be assured of a fair representation in the teaching,..learning process.Develop alternative teaching techniques; Greater focus on imparting skills and knowledge rather than assessment methodology; Explore the immense goodwill of well-placed alumni for further growth of the institute; Strengthen institute-industry interaction.About CoEP B.E/B.Tech Course :-
The Bachelor of Engineering commonly abbreviated as (B.Eng) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded to a student after three to five years of studying engineering at university or college.B.E/B.Tech IncludesElectronics & Communication Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering
Information Science & Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Telecommunication Engineering
Civil Engineering
etc...
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