Engineering Staff College of India
Autonomous Organ of The Institution of Engineers (India)
SCHOOL of POST GRADUATE STUDIES
2 - Year Fulltime PGDM, Approved by AICTE, Govt. of India

ESCI-SPGS

Engineering Staff College of India

Infrastructure Management

The global urban population in currently around 3.9bn people and is expected to grow to around 6.3bn by 2050. There is an apparent gap in demand-supply of the number of professionals in infrastructure development sector. The demand for qualitative and quantitative urban infrastructure facilities, with good maintenance practices is the need of the hour to deliver quality and purposeful smart infrastructure. Keeping in view of the demand for Technical infrastructure professionals, on approval with AICTE, ESCI SPGS has designed a two year PGDM-IM for engineers offering Major specializations in Civil & Transportation, Power & Energy and Telecom & IT, along with Minor specializations in Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship and Information Systems. PGDM-IM is specially designed to take up the challenges in the growing industrial scenario from design to completion of a project and maintenance of the project. The aim of the programme is to groom today's engineers into tomorrow's Professional TECHNO - MANAGERS.

Infrastructure Management is concerned with assessing the need for and bringing into being, operating, and maintaining assets that are at the core of the society. It deals with the processes necessary for planning and development of the new infrastructure in a cost effective manner and in maintaining and operating mature infrastructure projects. This course is designed for engineering graduates who intend to pursue a career in infrastructure management.

This course presents an integrated approach to the management of infrastructure systems and introduces students to the fundamentals of structuring, financing and regulating infrastructure programs, particularly those operating in the core areas of Civil, Telecom, Power and Transportation Engineering.

Selection

Selection of the candidates is based on the performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview conducted by ESCI

Program Highlights
  • Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)
  • Mode: Full-Time
  • Total Credits: 105
Distribution of Credits
Sl. No. Category Credits % of Credits
1 Program Core 55 52.4
2 Program Electives (Major and Minor) 15 14.3
3 Open Electives 06 05.8
4 Skill Development Courses 19 18.0
5 Major Project 10 09.5
6 Non-Credit Courses - -
Total 105 100
Curriculum/ Program structure for PGDM - Infrastructure Management
  • Management and Organizational Behaviour (4 Credits)
  • Infrastructure Economics and Pricing Strategies (4 Credits)
  • Project Formulation, Appraisal and Financing (4 Credits)
  • Infrastructure Planning, Development and Policy (4 Credits)
  • Infrastructure Project Planning and Execution (3 Credits)
  • Applications of IoT in Infrastructure Management (3 Credits)
  • Business Communication (3 Credits)
  • Data Analytics and Visualization (3 Credits)
  • Total: 28 Credits
  • Infrastructure Law, Regulations and Governance (4 Credits)
  • Project Management and Risk Assessment (4 Credits)
  • Innovation & Entrepreneurship (4 Credits)
  • Infrastructure Data Analytics and Decision Modelling (4 Credits)
  • Management Information Systems and Primavera (4 Credits)
  • Programme Elective - I (3 Credits)
  • Design Thinking (2 Credits)
  • Seminar - I (1 Credit)
  • Mini Project (3 Credits)
  • Total: 29 Credits

Note: Internship during Summer Vacation (After Semester II): 3 Credits

  • Construction Methods and Equipment (4 Credits)
  • Corporate Strategy and Implementation (3 Credits)
  • Tendering and Contracting (3 Credits)
  • Programme Elective - II (3 Credits)
  • Programme Elective - III (3 Credits)
  • Programme Elective - IV (3 Credits)
  • Open Elective - I (3 Credits): Environmental Sustainability Governance / Indian Knowledge System / Human Values and Ethics / Business Sustainability and Responsible Business Practices
  • Professional Development and Industry Readiness Lab (2 Credits)
  • Summer Internship (3 Credits)
  • Total: 27 Credits
  • AI, Digital Transformation and Industry 5.0 for Business (3 Credits)
  • Programme Elective - V (3 Credits)
  • Open Elective - II (3 Credits): Business Process Management / E-Commerce / Cyber Security / Electronic Payment Systems
  • Seminar - II (2 Credits)
  • Major Project (10 Credits)
  • Total: 21 Credits
Skill Development Courses

Skill development courses are meant for preparing the student with general and professional skills required for career growth and are Mandatory Courses.

  • Business Communication (3 Credits)
  • Data Analytics & Visualization (3 Credits)
  • Design Thinking (2 Credits)
  • Professional Development and Industry Readiness (2 Credits)
  • Summer Internship (3 Credits)
  • Mini Project (3 Credits)
  • Seminar (3 Credits)
Major Project (10 Credits)

Student will go for internship of a minimum of 12-week duration in IV Semester and work on a topic given by industry and submit a report on the same. Otherwise, the student will work on a topic in detail under the guidance of an Internal supervisor and submit a report.

Non-Credit Courses

Students need to select one of the following Non-Credit Courses after the Second Semester as part of the Program, with Satisfactory / Non-Satisfactory grade, not to be counted for CGPA.

  • Indian Ethos and Business Ethics in Management (S / NS)
  • Essentials of Managerial Skills (S / NS)
  • Cross Cultural Management (S / NS)
Examination Structure & Evaluation
Evaluation Type Marks
Continuous Assessment
a. Tests / Quizzes / Assignments / PPTs (30)
b. Mid-Semester Examination (20)
50
End-Semester Examination 50
Programme Elective Courses

Students are required to select any Two Electives (One Major and another Minor) from: Civil & Transportation, Power and Energy, Telecom and IT, Finance, Human Resources, Entrepreneurship and Information Systems. Under the Major Specialization, the student will choose any Three (3) Elective Courses amounting to Nine (9) Credits. Under the Minor Specialization, the student will choose any Two (2) Elective Courses amounting to Six (6) Credits, from a stream other than the Major Specialization chosen. Each Elective Course carries 3 Credits.

Major Specialization Electives
Civil & Transportation (CT) Power & Energy (PE) Telecom and IT (TI)
Urban Housing Infrastructure Management Transmission Infrastructure Management Telecom Systems
Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Management Transmission and Distribution Management Asset Inventory and Condition Assessment
Ports and Maritime Infrastructure Management Generation Infrastructure Management 5G and Beyond Wireless Communication Systems
Safety and Quality Management in Infrastructure Projects Distribution Infrastructure Management Network Administration and Management
Highways, Railways and Metro Infrastructure Management Energy Policy, Regulation and Economics Cloud Computing and Telecom Virtualization
Geoinformatics in Infrastructure Management Renewable Energy Integration and Grid Modernization Fiber Optic and Optical Network Infrastructure
Tunnelling Engineering Emerging Technologies in Energy Management Cybersecurity in Telecom Networks
Minor Specialization Electives
Financial Management (FM) Human Resource Management (HR) Entrepreneurship (EP) Information Systems (IS)
Financial Analytics HR Compliance Startup and MSME Management Block chain Applications for Managers
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Performance and Reward Management Entrepreneurial Mindset and Leadership Information Security and Risk Management
Wealth Management HR Metrics and Workforce Analytics Entrepreneurial Finance and Marketing Digital Transformation Strategy
Risk Management and Financial Derivatives Talent Management and Learning and Development Family Business Management IT and Infrastructure
FinTech and Digital Financial Services AI for HR Transformation Venture Creation and Business Incubation Business and Data Communications Networks
Global Financial Management Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Business Managing Digital Platforms
Financial Modelling Human Psychology and Life Skills Technology Entrepreneurship Digital Ecosystem
Open Electives

Student is required to choose any Two (2) courses amounting to Six (6) Credits.

Open Elective - I (3 Credits) Open Elective - II (3 Credits)
Environmental Management and Sustainability Business Process Management
Indian Knowledge System E-Commerce
Human Values and Ethics Cyber Security
Business Sustainability and Responsible Business Practices Electronic Payment Systems