Academics
Curriculum
- B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engineering (Avionics))
- B.Tech (Aerospace Engineering)
- Dual Degree (B. Tech + Master of Science / Master of Technology)
- M.Tech in Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics
- M.Tech in Quantum Technology
- M.Tech in Structures and Design
- M.Tech in Thermal and Propulsion
- M.Tech in Control Systems
- M.Tech in Digital Signal Processing
- M.Tech. in RF and Microwave Engineering
- M.Tech in VLSI and Microsystems
- M.Tech in Power Electronics
- M.Tech in Materials Science & Technology
- Master of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics
- M.Tech in Earth System Science
- M.Tech in Geoinformatics
- M.Tech. in Machine Learning and Computing
- M.Tech in Optical Engineering
- M.Tech in Manufacturing Technology
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology envisions the integration of Space Technology and Space Science educational programs with basic and applied research for meeting the national R&D requirements of science and technology in general and of the Indian Space Programme in particular. The institute provides a vibrant research atmosphere and offers doctoral and postdoctoral programmes.
PhD course work
Research Methodology -1 (RM-1): 3 credits
Syllabus:
- A brief history of science and evolution of scientific method,
- History of Indian Science & Technology, History of India's space program,
- Research methodology, some tools,
- Scientific and Research Ethics,
- Literature Review,
- Organization of the library; Plagiarism detection tools; Citation indices; Impact factors
- Creativity and Innovation in Research,
- Importance of data analysis in research,
- Funding possibilities in India for research,
- Statistical Methods and Error Analysis,
- Brief Introduction to Linux-Technical Writing, Word Processing Tools (LaTeX, MS Word, etc.), Presentation tools (Power Point, Beamer)
- Scientific Tools (Python: A brief introduction)
- Intellectual Property Rights
Rules and Regulations
Academic
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Code of Conduct
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Anti-Ragging
The legal definition of ragging is as follows:
'Ragging' means the doing of any act which causes, or is likely to cause any physical, psychological or physiological harm of apprehension or shame or embarrassment to a student, and includes
- (a) Teasing or abusing of playing Practical joke on, or causing hurt to any student.
- (b) Asking any student to do any act, or perform any thing, which he/she would not, in the ordinary course, be willing to do or perform.
Ragging is different from other crimes because the motive is solely to get perverse pleasure. Ragging is also different from other crimes as it is actively promoted by certain sections of the society.
Following types of abuses and activities will be termed as ragging:
- Physical abuse, for example, forcing to eat, drink or smoke, forcing to dress or undress.
- Verbal abuse, for example swear words and phrases, direct or indirect derogatory references to the person's appearance, attire, religion, caste, family or chosen field of study.
- Forced activity, for example
- Chores for seniors e.g. copying notes, cleaning rooms, etc.
- Missing classes. Not being allowed to study.
- Staying awake late or getting up at unreasonable times.
- Singing or dancing or performing in any other way.
- Using foul language or shouting or cheering loudly.
- Misbehaving with strangers, particularly women.
- Reading or browsing porno-graphic/objectionable material
- Lifestyle restrictions, for example
- Not allowing certain kinds of clothing or accessories e.g. jeans, belts etc.
- Enforcing rules regarding shaving or oiling hair. Forcing certain kinds of dress.
- Restricting access to parts of the hostel e.g. common room.
- Requiring certain modes of address i.e. seniors should be called Sir or Ma'am.
- Requiring a particular wake-up time.
- Conversational mind-games. Particular forms of interaction in which a senior or set of seniors manipulates the conversation so as to humiliate the first year student or make him/her feel stupid or insecure or generally threatened.
Observation and Directives of the Supreme Court:
The Supreme Court of India has observed that enrolment in academic pursuits or a campus life should not immunize any adult citizen from the penal provisions of the laws of the land.
According to the directions of the Supreme Court if any instance of ragging is brought to the notice of the administration or the faculty, it is legally binding on the institute to report the matter to the Local Police.
Our Directives to the Seniors:
- Any interaction between freshers and seniors where the seniors are friendly, welcoming and non-aggressive is encouraged.
- Seniors may solicit participation in clubs and other activities by announcing promotional events at well designated times and places. However, no fresher should be forced to attend. Participation by freshers can only be voluntary.
- Seniors are expected to maintain self-imposed discipline and restraint. In particular, they must be careful about:
- Any "interaction" outside public areas.
- Visiting freshers' rooms during the interaction period, or inviting freshers to their rooms.
- Forcing freshers to sing, dance or perform in any way under the guise of "talent search" or "interaction".
- Being over-enthusiastic about making freshers participate in student activities - cultural or sports.
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