Innovative
Teaching Pedagogy

School of Engineering & Technology has initiated several programmes to enhance hands on multidiciplinary learning for holistic developemnet of students

Flagship Programme

Engineering-Service Assisted Integrated Learning

Project E-SAIL is designed based on the societal needs. The key being "Service to public", where teams of undergraduate students would design, build, and deploy real systems to solve engineering-based problems for local community service and educational institutions to provide students with this hands-on multi-disciplinary learning experience in liaison with the curriculum.

E-SAIL works upon 4 broad spectrums namely:

  1. Agriculture Management
  2. Disaster Management
  3. Health Care Management
  4. Water Management

Dr Iven Jose
Principal Investigator

E-SAIL is an initiative to expose the engineering students of our campus to societal issues of relevance. It is felt that the responsibility of academic institutions is to mold the students to be socially responsible in addition to equipping them with engineering knowledge. We feel our initiative, over a while, will make simple yet significant impacts on society.

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.

Know More

Visit e-sail.christuniversity.in to know more about the flagship program of
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)

Recent Developements

Invitation from Kodagu Zilla Panchayat

Invatation to E-SAIL team for support in Disater Management

ICCT conference 2018

Concept of E-SAIL was presented at International Conference on Culture Technology, China

IUCEE-EPICS Conference 2018

EPICS is a community-oriented program initiated by Purdue University which is conceptually similar to E-SAIL of CHRIST (Deemed to be University). Faculty members of E-SAIL team Attended the conference

Training Programme on RPA & DA

The focus of the workshop was on the Robotic Process Automation & Data Analatics techniques and comprehension. The sessions included essential features and functions covering a mix of theory and hands on exercises.