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Connect practical observations to theory
Connect practical observations to theory.Students should always bring connectivity to their practical observations from the conceptual knowledge they learn in the class room, said M Muralidhar, deputy executive engineer of irrigation department, Bapatla.
Students should always bring connectivity to their practical observations from the conceptual knowledge they learn in the class room, said M Muralidhar, deputy executive engineer of irrigation department, Bapatla.
Speaking at the Civil Branch Fest of the college at the Vignan campus on Monday, Muralidhar focused on connectivity of Civil Engineering with nature, importance of fundamentals of subject and an insight on entrance exams and government jobs in the civil engineering field.
P Padma Rao, head, and Dr Krishna Kishore, mentor, civil engineering department, motivated the students to work for realising their dreams. The event was concluded with prize distribution to the winners of different technical and extra-curricular activities conducted throughout the academic year.
