BE Civil Farewell: Batch 2025
A farewell party was organized by T.E. Civil Students to bid adieu to the 2025 batch of outgoing B.E. Civil students. The event was held on May 20, 2025, in the auditorium and was attended by students, faculty members and staff. The farewell party was a memorable and heartfelt event, beginning with a grand entry…
Farewell to the Students of M.E. (Computer Aided Structural Engineering)
A farewell party was organized by the 2nd Batch M.E. students of the Civil Engineering department to bid adieu to the first batch of outgoing M.E. students. The event was held on April 30, 2025, in the auditorium and was attended by students, faculty members and staff. The program commenced at 11:00 am with a…
Final Year Civil Engineering Students Visit Chandor
On May 7th, 2025, final-year Civil Engineering students embarked on an enriching field trip to the historic village of Chandor, where they visited two significant houses as part of their architectural exploration. The trip was guided by Assistant Professor Jeffrey Valadares, who provided insights from an engineering perspective. The first stop was the Menezes Braganza…
Expert Talk on ‘Architecting Sustainability: Planning for a Green Future’
The Department of Science and Humanities organized an insightful expert talk for the students of First Year Civil Engineering on Friday, 28 March 2025. The distinguished speaker Mr. Satyesh Kakodkar, Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering, DBCE aimed to introduce the students to build a green and sustainable future. Mr. Kakodkar spoke about the concept of Green…
Student-Chapter Activities: Civil Engineering Department
The Civil Engineering Department of Don Bosco College of Engineering (DBCE), Fatorda, successfully hosted the installation ceremony for the student chapters of the Indian Water Works Association (IWWA), Indian Concrete Institute (ICI), and Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS). The event provided a platform for students and faculty to interact with industry professionals and celebrate the induction…
DBCE Team at Second International Conference on Civil Engineering – Innovative Development in Engineering Advances (ICC IDEA – 2025)
A project team from Department of Civil Engineering at Don Bosco College of Engineering, Fatorda, Margao, Goa comprising Avon Carvalho, Kshitiz KC, Krish Sharma, Satyendra Naik, and Yohan Antao presented their research paper titled “Assessment of Seismic Response of RC Structures with Vertical Irregularity in Different Seismic Zones” under the guidance of Dr. Neena S.P.…
Technical session on GGBS & Sustainability
The Civil Engineering Department of Don Bosco College of Engineering Fatorda, ICI Student Chapter in Collaboration with JSW Cements Ltd. Goa organized a technical talk on GGBS & Sustainability on 10th March 2025 The function was declared open by watering of a planted pot. The Faculty Advisor of the student chapter Asst. Prof. Shruti Jambhale…
Site-Visit to Tillari Irrigation Project
A site visit to Tillari Dam was organized on February 21, 2025, for second-year and final-year students as part of the Hydraulic Engineering, Hydrology, and Water Resources Engineering curriculum. A total of 65 students, accompanied by faculty members Dr. Shwetha Prasanna, Dr. Nitendra Palankar, Asst. Prof. Swaroopa Sail, Asst. Prof. B.R. Anirudha, and Asst. Prof.…
Visit To Cable-Stayed Bridge (ROB-2), Vasco
As part of the Civil Engineering curriculum, students had the opportunity to visit a significant infrastructure project under the Port Connectivity Road initiative. The bridge, constructed by Gammon Engineers and Contractors Pvt. Ltd. (GECPL), serves as a crucial link between Varunapuri and Sada Junction, as well as connecting Ravindra Bhavan Junction to the Mormugao Port…
Talk on “Table Manners” by Ms. Starina Dias at Vidnyan Dhara 2025
As a part of Vidhyan Dhara 2025 series a talk was held for the 8th and 9th std. students of Sarvodaya Education Societys Higher Secondary School on 19 February 2025, on the topic of “Table Manners” by Ms. Starina Dias. The students of the school were enthusiastic and quick learners. The talk ended by a…
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