Instrumentation Engineering – Government Polytechnic Mumbai

The Instrumentation Engineering Department was established in the year 1994 and the first batch of Instrumentation engineering students received their diploma award in the year 1997. Every year nearly 60 students are admitted into the post SSC Diploma Programme. The diploma programme is a three years (six semesters) course, the curriculum being updated regularly with inputs from experts from various industries and reputed educational institutions. The department with its state of the art laboratories and young and dynamic faculties are involved in providing quality education at diploma level.
Instrumentation is a multi disciplinary branch of engineering. It includes electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulic instrumentation systems. The biomedical instrumentation is also one of the emerging areas in the field of instrumentation engineering .Computerized controls are used at a very large scale in process industries, refineries, petrochemical industries and many.

Vision

Develop competent technicians and practicing engineers to furnish Real-time Automation.

Mission

We are committed to

To provide quality technical education through continuous up-gradation of laboratories, curricula, faculty and industry-institute interaction.
To impart technician skills for the professional career.
To promote entrepreneurship, interpersonal skills and career advancement opportunities

Programme Outcomes (POs)

Basic and Discipline specific knowledge: Apply knowledge of basic mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals and engineering specialization to solve the engineering problems.
Problem analysis: Identify and analyse well-defined engineering problems using codified standard methods
Design/ development of solutions: Design solutions for well-defined technical problems and assist with the design of systems components or processes to meet specified needs.
Engineering Tools, Experimentation and Testing: Apply modern engineering tools andappropriate technique to conduct standard tests and measurements.
Engineering practices for society, sustainability and environment: Apply appropriatetechnology in context of society, sustainability, environment and ethical practices.
Project Management: Use engineering management principles individually, as ateam member or a leader to manage projects and effectively communicate aboutwell-defined engineering activities.
Life-long learning: Ability to analyse individual needs and engage in updating in the context of technological changes.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO 1: Students will have an ability to select, install, operate, calibrate and maintain various instruments with utmost safety.
PSO2: Students will have an ability to develop, configure, implement, operate and troubleshoot computerized control systems for automation

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1: Diploma holders will have a technical knowledge base and skill sets to pursue the professional career in the fields related to Instrumentation engineering.
PEO-2: Diploma holders will be entrepreneurs, pursuing career advancement, and adapting technological changes in Instrumentation engineering fields through life-long learning.
PEO-3: Diploma holders will be competent in all forms of communication, work effectively as individuals or in team environments, exhibit ethical attitude and a strong sense of professionalism.

Instrumentation engineering is a highly interdisciplinary branch which covers major aspects of electrical, electronics, chemical, mechanical fundamentals. Instrumentation Engineering involves the applications of instruments for measurement and control of different process variables like temperature, pressure, flow liquid level, pH, humidity, etc. Design of instruments and their applications are two inherent aspects in Instrumentation. Tools required for the process automation e.g. DCS, PLC, SCADA, lab view , also the tools required for Building automation and calibration are covered under the curriculum of Instrumentation Engineering.

This is a highly specialized course having Wide job opportunities in India and abroad in industries such as Automation, Electronics, Biomedical Instrumentation, automobile, power, steel, fertilizer, chemical, refineries, cement manufacturing, sugar plants, Building automation and Calibration etc. After completion of Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering students are eligible to take admission for BE/B.Tech in Instrumentation, E&TC and Electronics and allied braches

Name	Designation
Mr. V. R. Jadhav	Dy. Secretary (Technical), MSBTE, Mumbai
Dr. C. D. Kapse	Dy. Secretary (Technical), MSBTE, Mumbai
Dr. Shivaji Ghungrad	Principal, St. Xavier polytechnic college, Matunga.
Mr. Sagar Tinkhede	Functional Manager, GS E&C Mumbai Pvt Ltd
Mr. Tushar D. Shinde	Project Engineer, Emerson Automation solutionPvt Ltd.
Mr. Santosh Kamble	Saitronics Pvt. Ltd. Kamothe
Mr. Sandip Yadav	Instrumentation Engineer, JSW Steel Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Abhinav Sharma	Instrumentation Engineer, Toyo Engineering
Mr. S.R. Shiledar	Assistant Prof-Instrumentation, Government Engg College Jalgaon
Mrs. V.K. Pawar	Lecturer-Instrumentation Engineering, G. P. Karad

Teaching Faculty

Sr. No	Name of The Faculty	Qualification	Post	Teaching Experience in Years
1.	Mrs. S.V. Bannore	M.E. Digital Electronics	I/C HOD	23
2.	Mr. S.G. Thube	M.E. Control System	Lecturer (Deputed For P.hD.)	23
3.	Mr. U.B. Shinde	M.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	18
4.	Mr. F.S. Bagwan	B.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	13
5.	Mr. K. U. Dawane	M.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	11
6.	Mr. M.K. Kulkarni	B.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	14
7.	Ms. K. U. Waghmare	B.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	11
8.	Mrs. S. T. Shinde	B.E. Instrumentation	Lecturer	12

Non Teaching Faculty

Sr. No	Name	Qualification	Post
1.	Mrs. H.H. Parab	B.Com	Technical Lab Assistant
2.	Mr. U.S. Gavit	9th	Machine Attendant
3.	Mrs. Khan	4th	Hamal

Sr. No.	Name of the Laboratory	Location/ Room No	Total Investment	Supporting Staff	Courses whose Practical’s are conducted
1	Transducers and Measurement Laboratory	202	11,28,104/-	Mrs. H.H. Parab	POM,IM, IWS
2	Electronics Laboratory	203	5,43,693/-	Mrs. H.H. Parab	EDC,AE,ES
3	Process Control Laboratory	208	10,16215/-	Mrs. H.H. Parab	PCS,CSC, EMI
4	Advance Electronics Laboratory	206	20,53,400/-	Mrs. H.H. Parab	BMI, DT,BOE, BLA
5	PLC and SCADA Laboratory	209	11,56,464/-	Mrs. H.H. Parab	IA, PROJECT

Developed process control lab through MODROB funds of Rs. 5,00,000/-.
Continuing education programs on Building automation & Industrial automation.
Faculty contribution in developing short term program for MSBTE.
Laisoning with industries for industrial trainings of the students and their industrial visits.
Students participation in National Social Service program.