DEPARTMENT PROFILE

 

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL SCIENCES

 

SANJEEVANEE MAHAVIDYALAYA, CHAPOLI

1. CHAKUR DIST. LATUR-413513

CORRESPONDENCE

Dr.Chate B.N.

Asst. Professor and Head

Department of Chemical Sciences

SanjeevaneeMahavidyalaya, Chapoli

Tq. Chakur Dist. Latur-413 512, India

Mobile: +91-9970604169

E-mail: bhalchandrachate321@gmail.com/

Website: https://www.smchapoli.org

 

 

 

NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT

Chemical Sciences

ABOUT DEPARTMENT

The department of Chemical Sciences is one of the major departments of SanjeevaneeMahavidyalaya, Chapolithat was started in 2002with the objective of training students in the field of Chemical Sciences to provide technically and educationaly trained persons to the growing chemical industry of the state as well as of the nation. Since then the department has been imparting education to UG students in various subjects under the roof of Chemical Sciences such as Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Drug and Dyes and Agrochemical and Fertilizers. The Department of Chemical Sciences is one of the core departments of the college. It consists of well-equipped laboratories. The Chemical Sciences Department was established to provide the technical education in the field of chemical sciences. It caters to the Technical manpower requirements at various levels by adopting a new concept of modular system in technical education with emphasis on practical training in industry.

MANDATE OF THE DEPARTMENT

To impart instructions in the discipline of Chemical Sciences to the students of UG degree programme. To carry out location specific and need based research inChemicalScience based on the feedback from the extension agencies and stakeholders ofthis region.

ACADEMICS

Chemistry

Sr. No.	Class	Semester	Name of the paper
1	B.Sc. F.Y.	I	Paper I:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper II:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
		II	Paper III:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper IV:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper V:- Practical paper
2	B.Sc. S.Y.	III	Paper VI:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper VII:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
			DSECC I:- Food Processing And Food Adulteration
		IV	Paper VIII:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper IX:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
			DSECC II:-Preparation of solutionand its standardization
			Paper X:- Practical Paper
			Paper XI:- Practical paper
3	B.Sc. T.Y.	V	Paper XII:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper XIII:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
			DSECC III:-APPLIED ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
		VI	Paper XIV:-Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
			Paper XV:-Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
			DSECC IV :-Spectroscopic Techniques and Cosmetic Preparation
			Paper XVI:- Practical paper
			Paper XVII:- Practical paper

 

 

 

Analytical Chemistry

Sr. No.	Class	Semester	Name of the paper
1	B.Sc. F.Y.	I	Paper I:-General Concepts of Analytical Chemistry-I
			Paper II:- Basic Analytical Chemistry-I
		II	Paper III:-General Concepts of Analytical Chemistry-II
			Paper IV:- Basic Analytical Chemistry-II
		I and II	Paper V:-  Laboratory Course
2	B.Sc. S.Y.	III	Paper VI:- Inorganic and Organic Analysis-I
			Paper VII:- Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis-I
			SECACI :- Laboratory Safety Rules and Regulations and Water Quality Analysis
		IV	Paper VIII:-Inorganic and OrganicAnalysis-II
			Paper IX:- Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis-II
		III and IV	Paper X:- Laboratory Course-II
			Paper XI:- Laboratory Course-III
3	B.Sc. T.Y.	V	Paper XII:- Modern Techniques of Chemical Analysis-I
			Paper XIII:-Applied Analytical Chemistry-I
		VI	Paper XIV:- Modern Techniques of Chemical Analysis-II
			Paper XV:- Applied Analytical Chemistry-II
			Paper XVI:- Laboratory Course
			Paper XVII:- Laboratory Course

 

 

Drug and Dyes Chemistry

Sr. No.	Class	Semester	Name of the paper
1	B.Sc. F.Y.	I	Paper I:-Introduction to Dyes
			Paper II:- Introduction to Drugs
		II	Paper III:- Introduction to Dye intermediates
			Paper IV:- Dosage forms,purity of drugs and Biostatistics
		I and II	Paper V:-  Laboratory Course
2	B.Sc. S.Y.	III	Paper VI:-Study of Pigments, azo, and azoic Dyes
			Paper VII:-Synthesis and Application of Drugs acting on CNS
			SECDD I :-STUDY OF NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC FOOD COLOURS
		IV	Paper VIII:-Study of dyes from some important classes
			Paper IX:-Synthesis and Application of Chemotherapeutic Drugs
		III and IV	Paper X:- Laboratory Course-II
			Paper XI:- Laboratory Course-III
3	B.Sc. T.Y.	V	Paper XII:-Chemistry of Synthetic Dyes – I
			Paper XIII:-Chemistry of Synthetic Drugs
		VI	Paper XIV:-Chemistry of Synthetic Dyes – II
			Paper XV:-Principles of Drug Design
			SECDDII:- Study of expectorants and antitussives
			Paper XVI:- Laboratory Course
			Paper XVII:- Laboratory Course

 

 

Agro-chemical & Fertilizer

Sr. No.	Class	Semester	Name of the paper
1	B.Sc. F.Y.	I	Paper I:-Introductory Soil Science
			Paper II:-Agricultural Biochemistry
		II	Paper III:-Soil Chemistry
			Paper IV:-Food and Nutrition
		I and II	Paper V:-  Laboratory Course-I
2	B.Sc. S.Y.	III	Paper VI:-Plant Nutrition and Fertilizers
			Paper VII:-Insecticides and Herbicides
			SECDD I :- Weed identification Techniques and their control
		IV	Paper VIII:-Manures and Organic farming
			Paper IX:-Plant Diseases and fungicides
		III and IV	Paper X:- Laboratory Course-II
			Paper XI:- Laboratory Course-III
3	B.Sc. T.Y.	V	Paper XII:-Agronomy and seed Technology
			Paper XIII:-Horticulture
		VI	Paper XIV:-Preservation of fruits and Vegetables
			Paper XV:-Agricultural Technology
			SECDDII:-Preservation techniques for various fruits and vegetables.
			Paper XVI:- Laboratory Course
			Paper XVII:- Laboratory Course

 

 

 

 

 

Industrial Chemistry:-

Sr. No.	Class	Semester	Name of the paper
1	B.Sc. F.Y.	I	Paper I:-Fluid Mechanics & Unit Operation
			Paper II:-Material Balance & Process Calculations
		II	Paper III:-Heat Transfer & Aspects of Industrial Chemistry
			Paper IV:-Energy Balances & Process Calculations
		I and II	Paper V:-  Laboratory Course-I
2	B.Sc. S.Y.	III	Paper VI:-Unit Operation-III
			Paper VII:-Chemical Reaction Engineering
			SECDD I :-Stoichiometric Aspect of Unit Operations
		IV	Paper VIII:-Unit Operation-IV
			Paper IX:-Pollution monitoring and Control
		III and IV	Paper X:- Laboratory Course-II
			Paper XI:- Laboratory Course-III
3	B.Sc. T.Y.	V	Paper XII:-Unit process in organic synthesis
			Paper XIII:-Process Equipment &Design & Process Instrumentation
		VI	Paper XIV:-Unit Process in Inorganic synthesis Drug ,Dyes & Industrial safety
			Paper XV:-Spectroscopy & Chromatography , Plant Utilities
			SECDDII:-Industrial Skill for Data Analysis.
			Paper XVI:- Laboratory Course
			Paper XVII:- Laboratory Course

 

 

MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT

TEACHING

The Department of Chemical Sciences is engaged in Teaching to the students of degree course of

• G B.Sc. I (Chemical Sciences)
• G B.Sc. II (Chemical Sciences)
• G B.Sc. III (Chemical Sciences)
• Carrier Oriented Course in Food Preservation

EXTENSION

The department is actively helping in the analysis, estimation and management of waste waterand soil analysis by providing the the technical skill in Advanced chemical analysis.

 

RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY PROGRAMME

The Department has a well-developed research and consultancy programme. The department is also engaged in research activities. Some of the areas of core competence are listed below:

1. Synthesis and Characterization of Heterocyclic Compounds
2. Synthesis and Characterization of transition metal complexes of Heterocyclic Compounds
3. 3. Study of Kinetics and stability of various sugars.
4. Synthesis, characterization, Biological Activity of spiro&

Heterocyclic compound

 

Teaching Staff

Sr.No	Name	Education	Post	Date of Joining
01	Dr. Chate B.N.	M.Sc., B.Ed, M.Phil. Ph.D.	Assistant Professor & HOD	25.01 2011
02	Mr.Mundhe T.G.	M.Sc.,NET	Assistant Professor	25.11.2014
03	Mr. Shinde A.R.	M.Sc., B.Ed, NET,SET, GATE	Assistant Professor	25.11.2014

 

Non Teaching Staff

Sr.No	Name	Post	Date of Joining
01	Mrs.Somwanshi S.B.	Lab Assistant	01.06.2009
02	Mr. Tumbarphale P.P.	Lab Attendant	01.06.2009
03	Mr. Algule V.S.	Lab Attendant	01.06.2009
04	Mr. Halnar B.R.	Lab Attendant	01.06.2009

 

SEMESTER SYSTEM (PROGRAMME WISE)

Sr.No	Class	Pattern
01	B.Sc. F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.	Semester Pattern 40(Theory) +10(Internal)

 

 

DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

 

1. a) Library:-

Departmental Library                :-  Nil

Central Library                             :- 01

 

1. b) Internet facilities for Staff and Students :- Yes
2. c) Class rooms with ICT facility :- 01
3. d) Laboratories :- General Lab. – 03,

 

 

SWOC ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT AND FUTURE PLANS

 

STRENGTH:

• Well qualified and experienced faculty member
• Strong and supportive well network team work
• Well-equipped laboratory

 

WEAKNESS:

• Inadequate infrastructure
• Lack of separate ICT facilities
• Average student from rural draught prone area

 

OPPORTUNITIES:

• Help to clear competitive Exam like UPSC, MPSC and NET, and SET.
• To promote the students for P.G. and Research.
• Services opportunities other than campus interview in various industries.
• Provide ICT facility to students.
• Interdisciplinary approach.

 

FUTURE PLANS:

• Departmental Library is proposed in the near future with a reading room and counseling chamber.
• Inter Collegiate academic and cultural exchanges are under Consideration.
• Department of Chemical Sciences will try for major and minor research projects from various funding agencies like DST, DBT etc.
• Department will organize UGC sponsored Seminar and Workshop.
• To present research work in national and international conferences held in India and abroad
• To start Post Graduation in Chemistry and allied subjects
• To establish Research Centre in Chemical Sciences