The Material Technology Program is FIST’s third landmark undergraduate program which is in its third year now. Its offering is being closely guided by the academic members as well as input from industries to ensure relevance. Proficient teaching is paramount to ensure quality and effective delivery of the program. While recognizing teaching the undergraduates as their primary duties and responsibilities, the faculty members have demonstrated substantial activities and significant achievements in research and postgraduate supervision.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE
PEO1
Synthesize materials and apply the laboratory experiences thereby providing quality products and services to the government agencies and to the materials science and technology industries locally and globally.
PEO2
Communicate effectively in leading and engaging multidisciplinary teams while solving materials-related problems locally and globally.
PEO3
Advance their knowledge and skills for the advancement of related fields and explore business opportunities in the materials science technology industries locally and globally.
PEO4
Integrate ethical and professional values in managing and providing services to the recipients and provider of the materials science technology industrie
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
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Program Learning Outcome
PO1
Demonstrate and apply comprehensive knowledge on material science and technology.
PO2
Safely synthesize materials and operate a range of advanced machineries and laboratory instruments.
PO3
Identify problems and formulate creative and innovative solutions.
PO4
Communicate effectively orally and in writing with learning communities and the public.
PO5
Effectively engage in a multi-disciplinary team.
PO6
Practice empathy, responsibilities, integrity, and professionalism in their endeavors.
PO7
Manage information and engage in life-long learning.
