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ISO Cetified and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai

2018-2019

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CONTENTS

S.No DescriptionPage No.

1 Vision 1

2 Mission 1

3 Goals 1

4 Quality Policy 1

5 Quality Objectives 2

6 List of Rank Holders 3

7 Personal Data 8

7.1 Copy for HOD 5

7.2 Personal Copy 10

8 Preamble 12

9 The Genesis 12

10 About the College 12

11 The Governing Council 13

12 Branches of Study / Accreditation Status 14

13 Infrastructure and Facilities 16

13.1 Computer Centers / Internet 16

13.2 Laboratories / Workshops 16

13.3 The Central Library 16

13.4 Department Library 18

13.5 Training and Placement Activities 18

14 Functional Committees 19

15 Activities 24

16 About the Department 26

17 Department Vision 26

18 Department Mission 27

19 Program Outcome 27

20 Program Educational Objectives 27

21 Program Specific Outcome 24

22 Rules, Regulations and Practices 29

23 College Timings 28

24 Semester Plan for 2018 – 2019 29

25 List of Holidays 2018-2019 31

26 Transport Details 32

27 Calendar for the Academic year2018-2019 37

28 Our Strength at a glance 61

29 Impressions by Visiting Dignitaries 63

30 Class Time Table 64

31 Personal Notes 65

32Glimpses of Easwari Engineering College in the 67Academic year 2017- 2018

33 Photo Gallery 68

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Hearty welcome to The SRM Family!

Together, we begin our new academic year 2018 – 2019,

with enriched vigor, enthusiasm and positive thoughts. The

Educational environment is supportive and one can feel

‘Quality’ at our College. Enjoy the process of learning and

great transformation from the level of a Student to a

leading and powerful professional of values and merits.

Let us cherish our grand journey towards academic

excellence and you can steer yourself in the best direction.

It is wonderful as to what you discover through hard work

and sincerity of purpose. In this academic calendar you will

find information on college’s teaching and research

strengths, its diverse networks and its vibrant campus,

which offer so much of life to learning. The College has

outstanding staff, students and facilities and gives much

scope for the younger generations to uncap their talents

and touch greater heights of achievement.

Dream, take a big step forward, and spread your wings and explore!

At Easwari Engineering College, experience the joy of

‘Learning’ and ‘Excel’ with an assured future that is artful

and waiting for you.

31st MAY 2018

Dr. R. Shivakumar, M.D., Ph.D.,

ChairmanSRM Group of Institutions

Trichy and Ramapuram Campus

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2017 RANK HOLDERS – PG

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ME(CSE)-4, ME(CS)- 1, ME(ENGG.DESIGN) - 2, ME(STR.ENGG) - 5,ME(PED) - 4, ME(VLSI) - 3, ME(SE) - 1, MCA - 2,MBA - 6

2017 RANK HOLDERS – UG

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CIVIL - 5, CSE - 5, EEE - 3, ECE - 4, EIE - 9, MECH - 5 ,IT - 3 ,

1. VISION

To accomplish and maintain international eminence and become a modelinstitution for higher learning through dedicated development of minds,advancement of knowledge and professional application of skills to meet theglobal demands.

2. MISSION

Easwari Engineering College strives to set high standards of comprehensiveeducation by developing the intellectual strength of students and guiding themtowards technical advancement.

Synergize the efforts of various departments, inspire creativity and fosterexcellence and innovation in teaching and learning so as to realize our vision as aPremier Engineering Institution.Nurture the development of mind, skill, and attitude and core competence ofstudents.Attain leadership in planning and resource management so as to improve thequality and accessibility of technical education.

Produce graduates of International distinction, committed to integrity,professionalism and lifelong learning by widening their knowledge horizons inrange and depth.Enable students shine in their academic pursuits, making them sensitive to theneeds of the progressive industrial world.Organize a pluralistic and supportive environment that will stimulate scholars,students and staff of the higher caliber and contribute immensely to the processof Nation building through partnership with Community and Industry

3. GOALS

Our Goals are spun around these Ideals with a time Frame.

4. QUALITY POLICY

We, at Easwari Engineering College, are committed to impartingQuality Education and skill sets with ethics and developing the students ofEngineering, Management and Computer Applications, as excellentprofessionals and responsible citizens to promote industrial progress andsocietal transformation.

We implement quality systems to achieve continuous improvementand become a world class Institution.

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5. QUALITY OBJECTIVES

• To set international quality standards and innovative trends of

comprehensive education to inspire students and nurture the development

of their minds, core competence, multi-skills, attitude and leadership

qualities, in order to realize career pathways for every one through

placement, entrepreneurship or higher studies.

• To create a dedicated team of faculty committed to scholarly excellence

and sustaining them through Sponsorship for higher studies for at least

25% faculty and Encouragement for publications, at an average of 1

paper per faculty in a year in international/national journal/conference.

• To practice excellent Teaching Learning process that includes a minimum

of 6 Industrial visits and 6 seminars during each semester in all the

departments and one National conference at department level every year

and one International conference at Institutional level every year.

• To continuously improve upon academics and systems to secure maximum

number of University ranks and the minimum number being not less than

3 ranks in each department.

• To develop the institution as a Centre of Excellence by continuous up-

gradation of infrastructure and facilities in areas that are of value for

modern industries, research establishments and organize collaborative tie-

ups with institutions of International standing.

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6. List of Rank Holders - UG (2017)62 University Rank Holders (UG-33, PG-29)

Sl.Register No. Name of the Student Branch CGPA Rank YearNo.

1.31061310308

3 RESHMA TB.E-Civil 9.01 15 2013-17

2.31061310306

2 MENISHA M JB.E-Civil 8.99 17 2013-17

3.31061310301

3 ANUSHA PB.E-Civil 8.87 28 2013-17

4.31061310305

7 LAKSHMI DEVI VB.E-Civil 8.72 42 2013-17

5.31061310305

0 JAYAROHINDH JB.E-Civil 8.69 45 2013-17

6.31061310406

9 SANGEETHA VB.E-CSE 8.86 22 2013-17

7.31061310405

7 RAGAVI NB.E-CSE 8.83 25 2013-17

8.31061310405

6 RAGAVI EB.E-CSE 8.76 32 2013-17

9.31061310400

2 AISHWARYA TB.E-CSE 8.76 32 2013-17

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310613104045 NIVEDHAA M

B.E-CSE 8.68 40 2013-17

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310613105096 VAISHALI S

B.E-EEE 8.94 21 2013-17

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310613105050 MANIMALA M

B.E-EEE 8.71 43 2013-17

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310613105088 SRIVIDHYA S

B.E-EEE 8.68 46 2013-17

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310613106038 JANAVI B V

B.E-ECE 9.08 21 2013-17

15.

310613106110 SRIVIDHYA L

B.E-ECE 9.07 22 2013-17

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310613106067 NRITHYA T

B.E-ECE 8.93 36 2013-17

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310613106088 SARANYA M

B.E-ECE 8.80 49 2013-17

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310613107098 VIDYA SNEHA V B.E-EIE 9.10 5 2013-17

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310613107016 ARUNDATHI GOPINATH B.E-EIE 8.85 16 2013-17

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310613107041 KAUSHIK R B.E-EIE 8.78 21 2013-17

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310613107070 SADHANA G B.E-EIE 8.69 29 2013-17

22.

310613107008 AJITH KUMAR D B.E-EIE 8.66 32 2013-17

23.

310613107080 SHRUTI THIYAGARAJAN B.E-EIE 8.64 34 2013-17

24.

310613107003 AISHWARYA K B.E-EIE 8.49 47 2013-17

25.

310613107071 SADHVE V B.E-EIE 8.48 48 2013-17

26.

310613107015 ARTHIKA S B.E-EIE 8.46 50 2013-17

27.

310613114119 RITESH KUMAR NAYAK

B.E-MECH 8.91 28 2013-17

28.

310613114150 SUJITH S

B.E-MECH 8.77 42 2013-17

29.

310613114079 LOKESH P R

B.E-MECH 8.75 44 2013-17

30.

310613114074 KISHORE KUMAR P

B.E-MECH 8.73 46 2013-17

31.

310613114103 PRASHANTH C

B.E-MECH 8.71 48 2013-17

323106132050

84 VEENA VENKATARAMANB.Tech-IT 8.70 18 2013-17

333106132050

62 PRIYA MB.Tech-IT 8.51 36 2013-17

343106132050

16 CHETAN DWARKANI MB.Tech-IT 8.43 44 2013-17

List of Rank Holders PG (2017)


35 310615403005 KARUNYA M M.E- CS 9.32 1 2015-17

36 310615405003 DEEPTHI M M.E CSE 8.75 21 2015- 17

37 310615405013 SWETHA R M.E CSE 8.72 23 2015- 17

38 310615405009 PADMINI V M.E CSE 8.41 46 2015- 17

39 310615405004 GOWTHAM M M.E CSE 8.39 48 2015 -17

40 310615408010 VELVIZHI R M.E Engg.design 8.73 4 2015 -17

41 310615408009 SRINIVASAN K M.E Engg.design 8.64 6 2015 -17

42 310615413010 SANDANA SOCRATES S M.E St.Eng 8.87 17 2015- 17

43 310615413005 ELAKIYA N M.E St.Eng 8.53 38 2015 -17

44 310615413018 TANUSHREE V M.E St.Eng 8.51 39 2015 -17

45 310615413004 DIVYA S M.E St.Eng 8.51 39 2015 -17

46 310615413014 SHALIN C M.E St.Eng 8.46 43 2015 -17

47 310615415002 ATHITHYA S ME - PED 9.26 3 2015 -17

48 310615415003 PREETHI T ME - PED 9.00 9 2015-17

49 310615415005 SRINIVASAN M ME - PED 8.83 14 2015 -17

50 310615415004 RAMYA D ME - PED 8.78 17 2015 -17

51 310615419008 YAMUNA VME –VLSI

8.96 7 2015 -17Design

52 310615419004 OMANA BME –VLSI

8.91 10 2015 -17Design

53 310615419003 JEBA SARAL DARLING EME –VLSI

8.82 13 2015 -17Design

54 310615421007 SARASWATHI J ME-SE 8.89 2 2015 -17

55 310615631013 BHAKYA PRINCY V M.B.A 8.97 2 2015 -17

56 310615631042 MONICA SADASIVAM M.B.A 8.91 4 2015 -17

57 310615631027 ILAKKIYA P M.B.A 8.68 13 2015 -17

58 310615631068 SELVA JOSE PETER MALAR M.B.A 8.44 34 2015 -17

MEENA

59 310615631070 SHAMEEM AHAMED M M.B.A 8.35 42 2015 -17

60 310615631017 DHANALAKSHMI L M.B.A 8.28 49 2015 -17

61 310614621340 THEERTHA T G M.C.A 8.69 34 2015 -17

62 310614621344 VINITHRA G M.C.A 8.53 50 2015 -17

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7. PERSONAL DATA (2018-19)

7.1 Copy for HOD

(Please Note: There are 2 sets of ‘Forms’ for filling in Personal Data; fill in both the sets. One set with serration is to be removed and submitted to the HOD; the other set is a part of the Hand Book and is to be retained in the calendar/ Hand book itself for reference by student concerned)

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Name in full :

Date of Birth :

Phone No. & E-mail ID :

Blood Group :

Year & Course :

Branch / Section :

University Reg. No. :

ID Card No. (Student) :

Father Mother

Name

Occupation

Postal Address

Tel. No.E-mail ID

Name of Local Guardian :

Tel. No. & E -Mail ID :

Postal Address :

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Contact no. for Emergency :

Hostel & Room No. :

Bus Pass No. :

Train Pass No. :

Height / Weight :

Identification Marks. :

Driving License No. :

Vehicle make/ Regn. No. :

Passport No. :

Date of Issue & Validity :

Issued at :

Hobbies/ Special Interests/

Special Achievements :

xxi. Notes :

UndertakingI have fully read and clearly understood the contents in the Diary / College-HandBook 2018-2019; In the overall interest for academics and my own development, Ihereby agree to abide by the ‘Rules & Regulations’ (enforced from time to time), inletter and spirit. I shall positively perform, maintain discipline, make progress andsustain harmony in the institution.I shall emerge everyday as a developing student professional with positive thoughtsand deeds.

Name: Signature :

Date :

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7.2 Personal Copy

(Please Note: There are 2 sets of ‘Forms’ for filling in Personal Data; fill in both the sets. One set with serration is to be removed and submitted to the HOD; the other set is a part of the Hand Book and is to be retained in the calendar/ Hand book itself for reference by Student concerned)

i. Name in full :

ii. Date of Birth :

iii. Phone No. & E-mail ID :

iv. Blood Group :

v. Year & Course :

vi. Branch / Section :

vii. University Reg. No. :

viii. ID Card No. (Student) :

Father Mother

Name

ix.Occupation

Postal Address

Tel. No.E-mail ID

Name of Local Guardian :x.

:Tel. No. & E -Mail IDPostal Address :

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Contact no. for Emergency :

Hostel & Room No. :

Bus Pass No. :

Train Pass No. :

Height / Weight :

Identification Marks. :

Driving License No. :

Vehicle make/ Regn. No. :

Passport No. :

Date of Issue & Validity :

Issued at :

Hobbies/ Special Interests/

Special Achievements :

xxi. Notes :

UndertakingI have fully read and clearly understood the contents in the Diary / College-HandBook 2018-2019; In the overall interest for academics and my own development, Ihereby agree to abide by the ‘Rules & Regulations’ (enforced from time to time), inletter and spirit. I shall positively perform, maintain discipline, make progress andsustain harmony in the institution.I shall emerge everyday as a developing student professional with positive thoughtsand deeds.

Name: Signature :

Date :

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8. PREAMBLE

Easwari Engineering College was established in the academic year 1996-1997, with the 'Vision' for 'Women Empowerment' through Higher Education in'Engineering and Technology'. At that point of time, the College held the uniquestatus of being the first and the only 'Engineering College for Women' affiliated to theUniversity of Madras. This was a pioneering effort, propelled by sustained publicdemand, the college was subsequently converted to co-education in 2002. Thecollege provides academic ambience through inspiration, fosters enthusiasm andmotivation so as to realize challenging and rewarding career pathways to students.

Our unwavering commitment to quality education and experiential learningensures that our students develop the abilities for critical thinking and evaluation ofissues; they are trained to translate concepts and theoretical knowledge into real timesituations. Besides these, our students are molded to be socially aware and becomeresponsible, to make effective contributions towards 'societal transformation andnation building'. The SRM Group stays focused to its ideals and steadily embracesquality, values and tradition.

9. THE GENESIS

Easwari Engineering College (EEC), a unit of Sri Ramaswamy Memorial

(SRM) Group of Educational Institutions for higher learning, is functioning under the

aegis of a 4 decade old "Valliammai Society". The society was founded for promoting the

cause of quality education by Dr. T. R. Pachamuthu, an academician and educationist.

SRM Group runs a network of more than 21 different institutions and is one of the largest

Educational Groups in the Country. The Branches of study include Engineering and

Technology, Management, Medical / Dental / Life and Bio-Sciences / Para Medical and

Allied Medical Sciences / Hospitality and Arts & Science.

Contributions made by SRM, consistently over the years throughEducational Institutions and Health Care Services, have been well recognized at theNational Level. On the basis of academic strength, quality of education andassociated factors, SRM Engineering College and the SRM Dental College wereaccorded the status of Deemed University in the year 2002; in 2006, SRM Institute ofScience and Technology (Deemed University) became 'SRM University' (undersection 3 of UGC Act). Now, the University has added several UG and PGprogrammes, including MBBS Degree programme. In 2017, SRM University becameSRM Institute of Science and Technology.

The Mission continues…

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10. ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Easwari Engineering College was instituted in the academic year 1996-1997, with the approval of Government of Tamil Nadu and AICTE, New Delhi. TheCollege is affiliated to Anna University, Chennai since 2002. All programmes havegot permanent affiliation except Automobile Engineering.

Pursuing the philosophy of continuous learning, the institution prepares thestudents to score creditably in the academic sessions and also encourages them todevelop their interpersonal and intrapersonal skills and attitudes to approach life withconfidence. The working environment is such that students as well as faculty areinspired and supported to attain high standards of education and skill sets and shine intheir chosen path.

Faculty, with their impressive academic, research and industrial experience,lead the students to achieve excellence and competence. This in turn enhances thecore strength of students and enables them to realize all round development.

College offers 8 Under-Graduate and 6 Post Graduate Programmes, coveringEngineering & Technology and Management. The National Board of Accreditation(NBA) and National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) have alreadyaccredited the Programmes offered by the College. The College has obtained ISO9001: 2015 Certification from TUV, South Asia.

So far, 18 Batches of Engineering students have successfully passed out.Many of our students have secured University Ranks including the university firstrank. In 2016-17, 'Placement' was more than 95% in companies of repute, in 2017-18placement is 98% till June '18. Many of our students pursue higher studies in Indiaand abroad. Our Alumni association is also very active.

The College, located at Bharathi Salai, Ramapuram is within the Metropolisof Chennai and is of about 20 minutes drive from prime parts of the city, viz. AnnaUniversity Chennai, Raj Bhavan, IIT, Railway Station (Guindy), Airport and BusTerminus (Please refer to the Route Map on the rear cover).

11. THE GOVERNING COUNCIL

Governing Council, the Apex Committee of the College for its perspective,policy/ financial planning and management, meets twice or more in a year. TheAgenda focuses on comprehensive development and on continuous improvement forsteady growth of the College. The Council monitors the formulation, programmeimplementation and evaluation and reforms with special reference to quality andstandards of academic and industrial expectations.

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GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMBERS

CHAIRMAN, Governing Council

Dr. T. R. Pachamuthu, B.Sc., M.I.E.,Founder Chairman, Valliammai SocietySRM Group of Institutions and Chancellor, SRM Institute of Science and Technology

MEMBERS

1. Thirumathi. Easwari Pachamuthu, B.AMember Valliammai Society

2. Thiru P. Ravi, M.A.Co-Chairman, Valliammai Society / SRM Group, SRM Institute of Science and Technology

3. Dr. P. Sathyanarayanan, B.E., M.S. (USA)., Ph.D., Vice-Chairman, Valliammai Society/ SRM Group and President, SRM Institute of Science and Technology

4. Dr. R. Shivakumar, M.D., Ph.D.,Secretary,Valliammai Society/ SRM Group and Vice President,SRM Institute of Science and Technology

5. Thiru N. Varadharaj, M.E., M.I.E.,Senior Member, Valliammai Society/ SRM Group and Industrialist.

6. Dr. N. Sethuraman, Ph.D., Member

7. Dr. R. Balasubramanian, Ph.D., Member

8. Dr. C. Muthamilzhselvan, Ph.D., Member

9. Dr. T.S. Sridhar, Ph.D., Member

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

10. Director, AICTE, Southern Regional Office

11. AICTE Nominee, AICTE, New Delhi

12. Dr. S. RajendraBoopathy, Anna University, Chennai

13. Director, DOTE, Anna University, Chennai

14. Tamil Nadu Government Nominee, Dept. of Higher Education, TN

15. Dr. K. Kathiravan, M.Tech., Ph.D. – Principal, EEC, Member Secretary

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12. BRANCHES OF STUDY/PROGRAMMES AND ACCREDITATIONSTATUS

UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Degree Duration of Sanctioned AccreditationS. No. Programme conferred study(in Years/ Annual status

Semesters) Intake1 Computer Science B.E 4/8 120 Accredited

& Engineering

2Electronics &

B.E 4/8 180 AccreditedCommunicationEngineering

3Electrical &

B.E 4/8 120 AccreditedElectronicsEngineering

4Electronics

B.E 4/8 120 Accredited&InstrumentationEngineering

5Mechanical

B.E 4/8 180 AccreditedEngineering

6 Civil Engineering B.E 4/8 120 Accredited

7 Information B.Tech 4/8 120 AccreditedTechnology

8 Automobile B.E 4/8 60 New CourseEngineering

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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

ProgrammeDegree Duration of study Sanctioned

S. No. conferred (in Years/ AnnualSemesters) Intake

1 Master of Business Administration MBA 2/4 120

2 Computer Science and Engineering M.E 2/4 18

3 Communication Systems M.E 2/4 18

4 Embedded Systems Technologies M.E 2/4 18

5 Engineering Design M.E 2/4 18

6 Structural Engineering M.E 2/4 18

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13. INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES

Easwari Engineering College has been developed over the years and fully established with 7 imposing multi- - storied Academic Blocks and 2 Workshop BlocksMain Block (EEE,CSE,AUTO,ECE) Mechanical Block(MECH)Electronics Block I (ECE,MATHS) Civil Block(CIVIL, IT)Basic Engineering Block Two Workshop BlocksP.G. Block(EIE,MBA) ElectronicsBlockII(ENGLISH,PHYSICS,

CHEMISTRY)

The buildings house have fully furnished with laboratories, center of excellence, smartclass rooms/ Class rooms, conference halls, offices of HODs, Staff rooms, SeminarHalls, department Libraries and other facilities as per AICTE Norms and Standards.(for details please visit our website www.srmeaswari.ac.in). Spacious lawns betweenthe entrance and buildings and green trees around provide the serene and rightambience for the Campus. The College has 5 Residential Hostels, separately for boysand girls. Facilities provided in the hostels include:

• Study Halls • Recreation Rooms • Common Roomswith Television

• Magazine • Entertainment Hall • TempleSection and Indoor Games

• Health Centre • Areas for Sports • Yoga Sectionand Gym and Indoor Games

Other facilities within the Campus include:

• Food Courts /Canteens • Super Market/ DepartmentalStores

•Photocopy and Telecom facilities • Bank with ATM•DTP and Internet Centers • Post Office(adjoining Location)• Two separate sewage Treatment • Iron filtration plant

plants•Gen set back up service for all • Additional Facilities for value

buildings added courses• Solar water heater •RO plant for every building• Public Announcement LCD TV • Centralized Audio Information

in each block System

A 150 Bedded multi-specialty hospital is established well within the campus toprovide health care for students, faculty members and the public. Free consultationand treatment are provided.

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13.1 COMPUTER CENTRES AND INTERNET FACILITIES

Fully furnished Computer Labs are located in 34 different Centers and these occupy atotal area of 4,393.2 sq. m. These labs cater to the computing needs of the students &faculty. There are totally 1635 Terminals, Pentium IV, i3, i5 and i7 processors withlatest configuration and UPS back up service:System Configuration are

•WINDOWS server 2000/ NT/ 2003/2008-R2

• UNIX/ LINUX Operating Systems

•Windows (XP, 7, 8 & 10)

• 16Branded Servers

All Terminals are networked to provide cross platform application with Client Server

architecture. All buildings of the College have been linked up and connectivity has

been established through Fiber-Optic cables. In addition to the provision of regular

course work in C, C++, JAVA, ORACLE, VB, VC++, Rational Rose, FOSS Lab and

Web sphere, there is provision for Multimedia based English learning software in an

exclusive Language Laboratory. Academic/ Administrative Software have also been

installed to facilitate effective coordination among departments and operations.

INTERNET

College has 155 Mbps [1:1] internet connectivity through Airtel leased line .This caters to:

• The Campus with Wi-Fi enabled.• All department labs are LAN connected• Browsing Centers and DTP in the Hostels / Campus (General needs)• Libraries with high speed internet connectivity.

13.2 LABORATORIES / WORKSHOPS

All departments have laboratories/ workshops as per AICTE stipulations andcurriculum of Anna University. These are well established with modern facilities,equipments and systems. Our labs are regularly updated and upgraded to cater to thestudents' needs. (for details of the Syllabi and Laboratories, please visit the Collegewebsite www.srmeaswari.ac.in )

13.3 THE CENTRAL LIBRARY

Our Library is a paradise for those who have a passion for reading books and

enthusiasm for widening their knowledge base in depth and extent. The Library is

spread over 2 storeys (Mezzanine Type floors) and is housed in the P.G. Block. The

library has an area of 2100 sq. m. of built-up facilities.

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Library resources and Services

• Fully computerized (KOHA – Open Source Library Integrated System) working systems.

• 20602 Titles and 76,059 Volumes

• 270 Indian/ Foreign Journals / Magazines

• 5,640 + Online Journals from IEEE, Science Direct, EBSCO, ASME, ASCE, ACCESS Engineering ASTM Digitals Library, J. GATE and Springer link.

• Facilities to receive Anna University Training Development and Communication Channel (AUTDCC) through EDUSAT for special Lecture by experts

• Lending, reference and reprographic facilities

• Study halls with a capacity for 450 students / faculty

• 2 air-conditioned audio and video Halls

• Internet browsing section

• CD Library, CD ROMs, CD writing and scanning – Digital Library

• Dedicated areas for PG Students, Project work and air-conditioned room for staff.

• Institutional Memberships: British Council Library, IIT (Madras) Library and the Centre for University Industry Collaboration / Anna University, Madras Management Association, MALIBNET, DELNET

• Individual Membership: Library membership is compulsory for staff and students. All members are expected to follow the regulations as laid down.

REGULATIONS FOR USE OF LIBRARY

• One should realize the power of silence in the Library and make it an abode foracademic pursuit and dissemination of knowledge.

• Members should produce their Identity Card at the entrance / while borrowing

books/ and whenever so demanded by security personnel / faculty.

• Members should sign in the Gate Register/ Scan Id card in the Computer kept atthe Entrance.

• On no account personal books, files, lab coat / apron and articles will be allowedinside. (Such items are to be handed over to the security in charge in thepersonal bag section at the Entrance)

• Issue of Books:

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UG students 4 Books

PG students 5 Books

Teaching Staff 6 Books

Programmers and

Non-Technical Staff 2 Books

• Merit books : 2 additional merit category books issued as per the following

criteria in terms of 'Aggregate Marks':

UG: Students who secure 80% and above

PG: Students who secure 75% and above

• Final year students should return all the books and surrender the library ticketson completion of the Course and obtain "No Dues Certificate". Only then thestudent becomes eligible for issue of Hall Ticket.

• Loan period for student Members :

Books (other than Ref. Books) - 21 days

CD ROMs - 1 day

Reference Books: Available for study only within the Library.

• Tearing of sheets from books & newspapers is prohibited and is a punishable offence.

• Members must satisfy themselves whether the books are in good condition,before they leave the counter. If any damage is noticed, the same must beimmediately reported; otherwise member concerned will be held responsible.

• Fine will be levied for late return of books:2 per day per book.

• Loss or Missing of Books should be reported to the Librarian immediately andshould be replaced by another new copy. Otherwise, the double the amount ofbook cost and overdue/ overhead charges, if any will be levied.

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Working hours

Library is kept open on all days of the year

Library functions without lunch break;

Monday to Friday

Study/ Reference/ Internet access : 8.00 am to 8.00 pm

Transaction : 8.00 am to 6.00 pm.

Saturday

Study/Reference/Internet access : 8.00 am to 4.30 pm

Transaction : 8.00 am to 4.00 pm.

Sundays & Holidays

Study/Reference/Internet access : 9.30 am to 4.00 pm

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13.4 DEPARTMENT LIBRARYIn addition to the central library, each department has their own departmental librarywhich contains important book titles in the respective branches of study. Students areadvised to fully utilize these books and journals for further enhancement of their subjectknowledge. Books will not be issued to anyone, but are available only for reference withinthe department library. HOD controls the functioning of department library.

13.5 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES

Employability of Engineering and Management Graduates are one of the key resultareas for our institution. We are striving very hard to place all the eligible students inthe leading multinational and national level organization both in IT, ITES and CoreEngineering Discipline. Usually 230 companies visit our campus for recruitment,some of the companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, HCL Technologies,Athena Health Care, HP, iGate, CCC, ,L & T Infotech, ELGI Equipments, JohnsonControls, Honeywell, Mphasis, Sanmar, Saint Gobain, Maveric Systems, ZohoCorporation, TVS Sundaram Fastener, Technip, Flipkart, SAP LABS, Torry Harrishave visited the campus. The salary ranges between Rs. 4 Lakhs to Rs. 45 Lakhs.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELL (IIIC)

The IIIC has continued its participation with the Confederation of IndianIndustries through which students and faculty would get an opportunity to interactwith industries.

It has continued its participation in the Industrial Associate ship Scheme (IAS) ofAnna University. Through this scheme, faculty members of our college can access thelibrary facilities of Anna University.

It organizes seminar, workshops and guest lecture from various industries for thestudents and faculty members.

It facilitates faculty members and students by signing of MoUs with industriesthereby giving exposure to the latest industrial and professional requirements.

It provides industry training to faculty members and collaborative research workis also done by working on various projects.

QUALITY CIRCLE FORUM OF INDIA (QCFI) STUDENT CHAPTER

Easwari Engineering College joining with Quality Circle Forum of India – ChennaiChapter very actively organizes workshops, seminars, conventions and symposia inthe quality related area being practiced in the industries.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC)

EDC is very active in the campus to nurture entrepreneurial skills among the youngbudding Engineers by inviting Eminent and Successful Entrepreneurs in IT, ITES andservices companies. Every year this cell conducts business plan competitions andPopular Guest Lectures Series.

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14. FUNCTIONAL COMMITTEES

The Functional committees comprising of senior faculty members have beenconstituted to ensure the systematic and smooth functioning of the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

14.1 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL ( IQAC )The Functions of IQAC

• Development and application of quality benchmarks/parameters for various academic and administrative activities of the institution.

• Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive to qualityeducation and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge andtechnology for participatory teaching and learning process.

• Arrangement for feedback response from students, parents and other stakeholders on quality-related institutional processes.

• Dissemination of information on various quality parameters of higher education.

• Organization of inter and intra institutional workshops, seminars on quality related themes and promotion of quality circles.

• Documentation of the various programmes/activities leading to quality improvement.

• Acting as a nodal agency of the Institution for coordinating quality-related activities, including adoption and dissemination of best practices;

• Development and maintenance of institutional database through MIS for the purpose of maintaining /enhancing the institutional quality.

• Development of Quality Culture in the institution.

• Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines and parameters of NAAC, to be submitted to NAAC.

IQAC MEMBERSConvener: Dr G. S. Anandamala, Prof. /CSE

S. No. Department Members

1. CSE Ms.S.Sriheera, Asst.Prof.

2 IT Dr.R.Priytharshini, Asso.Prof.

3 AUTO Mr.C.Hariharan, Asst.Prof.

4 ECE Dr.S.Sudha, Prof.

5 EEE Dr.K.Mala, Asso.Prof.

6 EIE Dr.M.Guna Selvi, Asso.Prof.

7 MECH Mr.K.Thavasilingam, Asst.Prof.

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8 CIVIL.

Mrs. G.Prabha, Asst.Prof.

9 PHYSICS Mr. R.Saravannan, Asst.Prof.

10 CHEMSITRY Dr. C.S.Jone Selvamalar, Asst.Prof.

11 ENGLISH Dr. Sugantha Ezhil Mary, Asso.Prof.

12 MATHS Mr. L.Vasu, Asst.Prof.13 MBA Mrs. S.Sasirekha, Asst.Prof.14 P.E.D Dr. S.Sanjeevi. P. E.D.15 PLACEMENT Dr. R.Madhusudhanan, Dean/Placement

16 ADMIN Mr. G.V.Williams, Manager14.2 ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE

RAGGING – A SERIOUS AND PUNISHABLE OFFENCE

Ragging in any form is totally banned in our College/other institutions/Hostel/Campusand other premises. Extract of TamilNadu Government Gazette-Extra Ordinary Notification dated 29.01.97 (Bill No. 8 of 1997 TamilNadu Prohibition of Ragging Act):Ragging in any form is illegal and is strictly forbidden.

• The College has an Anti- Ragging Squad consisting of senior members of faculty.• Honorable Supreme Court and the State Authorities have empowered the

victims and their families to file/register FIR• The College has Anti-ragging committee

ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Coordinator: Dr.K.Rahimunnisa Asso.Prof./ ECE

S.No Department Members

1. PED Dr.S.Sanjeevi,Head-Physical Education

2. PLACEMENT Dr.Madhusudhanan,Dean/Placement

3. EEE Mr.P.Pushpakarthick,A sst.Prof.4. CIVIL Mr.S.Kotteeswaran, Asst.Prof.5. CSE Mr. G.Rajasekaran, Asst.Prof.

6. ECE Mrs.B.JesvinVeancy, Asso. Prof.7. EIE Mr.N.Navin, Asst.Prof.8. MECH Mr.D.Sakthimurugan, Asst.Prof.9. CHEM Dr.Praveen Kumar, Asst.Prof.

10. ENGLISH Ms.S.Divya, Asst.Prof.

11. MATHS Ms.V.Sowmiya ,Asst.Prof.

12. PHY Dr.G.Mariappan, Asst.Prof.

13. Boys Hostel Deputy Chief Warden

14. Girls Hostel Deputy Chief WardenSevere action including imprisonment and termination from college will be invariablytaken against those who indulge in ragging.

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14.3 COMPLAINTS CUM GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE FORWOMEN AND GIRL STUDENTS

The faculty members from all departments as members meet periodically and lookinto problems related to girl students and women employees. The Committee invitessuggestions from employees for improving upon the working environment andresolving issues, if any.

Coordinator : Mrs.S. Kayalvizhi, Prof.,CSESl.No. Department Members

1. IT Mrs.C. Priyadharshini, Asst. Prof2. ECE Mrs. K. Abirami, AP (Sr.Gr.)3. EEE Ms. M.Lavanya, Asst.Prof.

4. EIE Mrs. V.Sunanthini , Asst.Prof.CIVIL Ms.D.Jerosiade Rose, Asst.Prof.

5. MECH Ms.S.Suganya, Asst.Prof.6. MATHS Mr.L.Vasu, Asst.Prof .7. CHEM Dr.P.Gayathri , Asst.Prof.8. IT Student Ms.B.Aarthi,IV year9. MBA Student Mr.M.Rajashimhan,II year10. ECE Student Ms.S.K.Pavithra,IV year

11. Counselling Mrs. Sujitha Raveen,Student Counsellor12. Sexual Health Educators and Mrs.Leela Krishnan ,Director

Development Consultant

The Other Functional Committees in the College are as follows:

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Placement and Training CommitteeAcademics and Quality Policy Anna University NewsletterImplementation Committee correspondentGrievance Redressal Committee (General) Cultural and fine arts committeeand Special Committee for Lady Staff/Girl (includes Members and TamilStudents Mandram)Event Management Committee Disciplinary CommitteeResearch Committee Industry Institute Interaction CellExamination Cell Budget CommitteeHostel Coordination Committees Staff development committeeMagazine/Calendar/Prospectus/Handbook Newsletter Committee (Central andCommittee Departmental)Women Advisory Forum Time Table Committee

Energy Club Sports Committee

Library Committee Press and Media Committee

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15. ACTIVITIES

15.1 Co-Curricular Activities: Professional AssociationsStudent chapters are well established over the years and are very active with a

scholarly approach:

? Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE, USA)? International Society for Automation (ISA, USA)? Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE, India)? Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE)? Computer Society of India (CSI)? Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)? Society of Mechanical Engineers (SME)? Indian Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning (ISHRAE)

In addition, the following Professional Associations function in the College underwhose aegis, guest lectures are organized; eminent scholars and experts in the appropriatefield are invited regularly. Besides, the respective association organizes workshops,symposia and technical Seminars. These associations bring out departmental magazinesand newsletters, periodically and cover the activities and Topics of interest:

• Students Association of CSE • Students Association of ECE• Students Association of EEE • Students Association of EIE• Student Association of IT • Science Association• Students Association of Civil • Students Association of

Engineering Automobile Engineering• Students Association of • “The Hindu” – Business Line

Mechanical Engineering Club/MBA• Mathematical Colloquium • Literary Association• Science Association • Energy Club• Management Association • MCA Association

• E-Yantra Club • Yuga Club

15.2 Extra - Curricular ActivitiesCollege focuses on academic and professional development of students with

organizational abilities, skill sets and ethical values. The students are encouraged toparticipate in many co-curricular and extra-curricular activities every week / month /Semester. Many students participate and excel in design contests, debates, creativewriting for excellence, fine Arts, cultural, sports and in games.

Cultural Association provides opportunities to develop talents and exhibit team spirit. Students are encouraged to discover themselves and enjoy the extracurricular activities through their enthusiasm and team dynamics. The college magazine, 'BEACON' is released every year. The faculty members and students demonstrate their mettle and excellence in creative writing.

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Alumni Association provides good interaction between the former students and thecollege through periodical meetings, project consultancy, placement activities andguest lecturers / seminar thereby making the alumni to be a part of developmentalactivities, taking place in the college.

The other extracurricular activities are as follows:

• Industry Partnership • MoUs/ Project consultancy

• Assist in Recruitment/Placement Drive • Guest Lectures

• Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• Upgradation of syllabus - to meet and exceed expectations of Industries

• Enhance Employability through Training, Personality

Development Programme and Value Added Courses

The other extracurricular activities are as follows:

• Industry Partnership • MoUs/ Project consultancy

• Assist in Recruitment/Placement Drive • Guest Lectures

• Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• Upgradation of syllabus - to meet and exceed expectations of Industries

• Enhance Employability through Training, Personality

Development Programme and Value Added Courses

Social service units which indulge in Community Services are:

? National Service Scheme (NSS)

? Youth Red Cross (YRC)

? Rotaract Club

? They conduct blood donation camps, adult literacy camps, functional literacyprogrammes / health and hygiene camps / tree planting schemes / AIDSprevention camps.

? These motivate students to donate old clothes, Textbooks etc. and thus renderservices to the public. Our staff and students have brought appreciation andlaurels to our institution year after year. Also they have won several awards inrecognition of their services.

? New initiatives are in hand to organize and provide 'Certificate Programs' for the youth of Ramapuram, in technical areas.

? Adoption of Village/ School for providing Computer Education / Literacy and Health Care.

16.ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers programmes in Mechanical

Engineering at B.E. level and Engineering Design at the M.E level. The department

keeps itself up to date with latest developments and trends in the field with dedicated

faculty of highly qualified and experienced members in all streams of mechanical

engineering. The department has well equipped laboratories; we have four numbers of

CNC machines. Research work is being carried out in the areas of Thermal

Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Engineering Design, Production

Management and Supply Chain Management10.

17. VISION OF THE DEPARTMENT

To be an acknowledged leader in imparting Mechanical Engineering education, research and be a recognized resource centre for industry and society.

← 18. MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

To make the students understand the basic and advanced Engineeringconcepts in the core fields of Mechanical Engineering through Under-graduate andPost-Graduate Courses. To prepare the students and expose them to basic and applied research, thusfostering creativity through recognized research centers. To make the students undergo training in the Industries, identify the currentproblems and solve them with multidisciplinary and professional approach. To prepare the students to integrate Engineering with business thatencourages Technological commercialization by inviting eminent entrepreneurs forseminars and workshops. To make the students to do application oriented projects which identify thecurrent problems, solving them and thus contribute to the societal needs. To inculcate the value of ethics, lifelong learning and widening theknowledge frontiers through long term interaction with other academia and industry.

19. PROGRAM OUTCOMES(PO)

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science,PO1 engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of

complex engineering problems.Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze

PO2 complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using firstprinciples of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering

PO3problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs

with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural,societal, and environmental considerations.Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and

PO4 research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation ofdata, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources,

PO5 and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling tocomplex engineering activities with an understanding of the imitations.The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge

PO6 to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequentresponsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional

PO7 engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate theknowledge of, and need for sustainable evelopment.

PO8Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics andresponsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9Individual And team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as amember or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with

PO10 the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able tocomprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effectivepresentations, and give and receive clear instructions.Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of

PO11 the engineering and management principles and apply these to one s own work, as‟a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinaryenvironments.

PO12

Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

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← 20.PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

Graduates will be proficient in utilizing the fundamental knowledge of basicsciences, mathematics and Information Technology for the applications relevant tovarious streams of Engineering and Technology.

Graduates will possess core competencies necessary for applying knowledge ofcomputers and telecommunications equipment to store, retrieve, transmit, manipulateand analyze data in the context of business enterprise.

Graduates will be capable of thinking logically, pursue lifelong learning and willhave the capacity to understand technical issues related to computing systems and todesign optimal solutions.

Graduates will be able to develop hardware and software systems byunderstanding the importance of social, business and environmental needs in thehuman context.

Graduates will gain employment in organizations and establish themselves asprofessionals by applying their technical skills to solve real world problems and meetthe diversified needs of industry, academia and research

← 21.PROGRAM SPECIFIC OOUTCOME (PSO)

Demonstrate independent critical thinking, apply modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities and to analyze the impact of technology on individuals, organizations and society

Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations

Manage complex IT projects with consideration of ethical, environmental and risk factors with sustainability and operational implications.

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22.RULES, REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES 22.1 RULES (GENERAL)

? Cameras, cell-Phones and iPod are not allowed in the college premises. Failure toadhere to this instruction will lead to severe disciplinary action.

? Wear Identity Card with college rope (easily noticeable) whenever in the collegecampus and also while traveling in the college bus. Not wearing the Identity cardis an act of indiscipline and is punishable.

? Students should be punctual in coming to the college. Prior information must be given to class coordinator for leave.

? Celebrations (Birthdays, Valentine's Day, Holi etc.,) are strictly prohibited inside classrooms / canteens / college buses / campus.

For Girls:

Permitted

? Inform Loss / theft of ID cards / library cards and change of address or contacttelephone numbers to HOD / college Office without delay. Institution is notresponsible for loss of personal items.

? While riding two wheelers triples is banned. During college hours, going out of the campus is permitted only with exit passes. If found, fine will be imposed on the spot.

? Record complaints about housekeeping / repairs in a separate register kept with HOD

/Department.? Obtain prior permission from Lab- in-Charge for doing experiments/ project work

beyond the normal Lab-hours.? Observe/ comply with other specific rules of the college. These include:

-Parking of vehicles only in specified areas

-Wear helmets while riding two wheelers (only 1+1 as per Govt. Regulations)

-Observe speed limits while riding / driving

-Dispose wastes only in dustbins.

- Observe timings for going to canteens. Students can visit canteens only duringmorning break and lunch break / evenings and not during college hours.

? Adopt proper dress code in the Campus:

For Boys:Permitted : Trousers and tucked-in Shirts with collar, Shoes.

Students of MBA are to wear a Tie.Not permitted : T-Shirts and Jeans / Chappals

: Salwar Kameez or Churidars with dupattas neatly pinned/Saree

Not Permitted : Half sarees, skirts, jeans, frocks, sleeveless topsor short churidars or any other indecent tight fitting dresses.

? No loose garments are permitted in the workshops / laboratories as a measure ofsafety precautions. Students must wear leather shoes securely strapped to heel andovercoat while in workshop/ Labs.

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22.2 REGULATIONS

? Students should not resort to any form of strike and/or such undesirableactivities. These are punishable and severe disciplinary actions (includingexpulsion) will be taken against the guilty.

? There is a grievance redressal mechanism and issues are to be sorted out then and there through the HOD.

? Students are to abide by attendance and leave rules.

? Ragging is punishable as per under Section 23 read with Section 10 (b), (g), (p)and (q) of AICTE Act, 1987 & Extract of TamilNadu Government Gazette-Extra Ordinary Notification dated. 29.01.97 (Bill No. 8 of 1997 TamilNaduProhibition of Ragging Act):

? Leave without prior permission on the first day of reopening and cycle test are fined.

? Annual Tuition fees are to be paid before the commencement of the oddsemester. A grace period of 5 days will be given to students as a matter ofexception. Any delay beyond this 5 day period will debar the student fromcontinuing the course / attending the class / labs.

? Those who travel by college bus should abide by Rules and Regulations of transport department. Bus routes are given for the convenience of the students.

? All those who join hostels are to abide by "Rules / Regulations of the Hostel" published in Hostel Handbook (2017-2018) and given to Hostellers.

? Smoking or Consumption of alcohol inside or outside the campus is strictly prohibited.

22.3 PRACTICES

Students are to acquire and develop:

? Healthy practices, pleasant and normal behavior, discipline and decorum.

? Manners to greet colleagues, faculty and elders, while moving in the campus.

? Ability/skill to indulge in activities that will build the image and prestige of the institution.

? A suggestion box is maintained in every building. Students and staff are to effectively participate for the development of the college.

Attendance and Leave (Guidelines):? It is compulsory that all students and staff are positively present on the reopening day.

? Be punctual and regular for lecture classes/ labs/ workshops/ seminars and submit assignments / records / homework in time.

? Aim at 100% attendance and also ensure punctuality/ regularity. Studentsare recognized for achieving this target. In addition, there is a groupincentive for the entire class for realizing excellence in attendance.

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? If a student is absent for even one period it will be treated as absent for the complete session (Forenoon or Afternoon during that day).

? It is compulsory to appear for all CAT and Model Examinations.

? General Attendance rules are given below for compliance. Daily, weekly andmonthly attendance is closely and personally monitored by the HoD (includesPunctuality / and Regularity).

? Efforts must be made to realize 100% Attendance every month; once the levelreaches 90%, corrective steps are to be seriously undertaken by- students, parentsand the Department. It is a joint responsibility towards students' discipline.

? Monthly reports are to be submitted by HODs to Principal for preventive actions through Parents.

? If the Attendance of a student is below 75%, the student will not bepermitted to appear in the University Examinations and will be detained;students so detained in the respective year/ semester, will have to repeat thesemester/ course during the next academic year.

? Students are to seek prior permission for availing leave. Whenever prior permissioncould not be obtained, submit the leave letter at the time of reporting to the College(Obtain invariably signature of Parents / Guardians / Hostel Warden in leave letters).Leave on Medical grounds:

? Medical leave will be accepted only in genuine and approved cases with propermedical certificate. This will be counter verified by College Hospital. Decision ofRMO/Hospital shall be final in the event of doubts, if any. However, even in caseof medical leave, attendance shall not fall below 65%, failing which thestudents are not permitted to appear for the University Examinations.

? Medical Certificate should be enclosed with leave letters on medical grounds.Academic Progress:

? Students are supported to maintain steady academic progress.

? 60% or more marks in each subject are considered as the minimum level ofacceptable performance in cycle tests and in model Examinations. Students are toaim at the highest level.

? Pass in Cycle / Model Test is compulsory.

? For all theory and practical courses including project work, the continuousinternal assessment will carry 20 marks while the end Semester Universityexamination will carry 80 marks.Procedure of awarding marks for Internal Assessment:

? For all theory and practical courses (including project work) the continuousassessment shall be for a maximum of 20 marks. The above continuousassessment shall be awarded as per the procedure given belowTheory Courses:

Three tests each carrying 100 marks shall be conducted during the semester bythe Department / College concerned. The total marks obtained in all tests puttogether out of 300, shall be proportionately reduced for 20 marks and rounded tothe nearest integer (This also implies equal weightage to all the three tests).

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Practical Courses:The maximum marks for Internal Assessment shall be 20 in case of practicalcourses. Every practical exercise / experiment shall be evaluated based on conductof experiment / exercise and records maintained. There shall be at least one test.The criteria for arriving at the Internal Assessment marks of 20 are as follows: 75marks shall be awarded for successful completion of all the prescribed experimentsdone in the Laboratory and 25 marks for the test. The total mark shall be reducedto 20 and rounded to the nearest integer.

https://www.annauniv.edu/academic_courses/reg_aff.html? Performance of students, who have poor Academic Track Record / Poor

Performance or inadequate attendance, will be reported to Parents. In case ofdefault, they will not be recommended / permitted for Campus Placement / givenletter of recommendations for higher studies.

Counselling:? There is one Faculty Counsellor for every twenty students (1:20). Students are

counseled periodically on student development, issues affecting progress,academic performance, higher studies, placement, attendance, discipline, sports,extra-curricular activities etc.

? There is a full time Expert Counsellor with specialization in Psychology.Students are supported to seek special guidance and advice from the expertcounsellor, as and when it is necessary.

? Students can make suggestions and feedback regarding difficulties either directly tothe class In-charge / HOD / Principal or through the suggestion box (which isprovided at the entrance of the Main block) or through the expert counsellor.

? A Class committee meeting is held thrice per semester at suitable intervals. Duringthese meetings the student representatives air their opinions and suggestionsregarding lecture classes, lab sessions and cycle test performance to enable mid-semester corrections for realizing excellence in Teaching - Learning process.

Certificates:

The Course Completion Certificate, Transfer Certificate and Conduct Certificates will be issued only when the student completes the entire course work satisfactorily and leaves the college after submission.

23. College Timings

Working Hours : 8:00 am to 3:45 pm,

Tea break : 9:40 am to 9:55 am,

Lunch break : 12:25 pm to 01:15 pm

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25. LIST OF HOLIDAYS 2018(As per Anna University Calendar)

Sl. No. FESTIVAL DATE DAY

1. New Year's Day01-01-2018 Monday

2. Pongal14-01-2018 Sunday

3. Thiruvalluvar Day15-01-2018 Monday

4. Uzhavar Thirunal16-01-2018 Tuesday

5. Republic Day26-01-2018 Friday

6. Telugu New Year's Day18-03-2018 Sunday

7. Mahaveer Jayanthi29-03-2018 Thursday

8. Good Friday30-03-2018 Friday

9. Tamil New Year's Day/Dr.B.R.Ambedkar's Birth Day

14-04-2018 Saturday

10. May Day01-05-2018 Tuesday

11. Ramzan15-06-2018 Friday

12. Independence Day15-08-2018 Wednesday

13. Bakrid22-08-2018 Wednesday

14. Krishna Jayanthi02-09-2018 Sunday

15. Vinayakar Chathurthi13-09-2018 Thursday

16. Muharram21-09-2018 Friday

17. Gandhi Jayanthi02-10-2018 Tuesday

18. Ayudha Pooja18-10-2018 Thursday

19. Vijaya Dasami19-10-2018 Friday

20. Deepavali06-11-2018 Tuesday

21. Milad-un-Nabi21-11-2018 Wednesday

22. Christmas25-12-2018 Tuesday

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26. TRANSPORT DETAILS

Mr. C. Sakthivel, Transport Manager

Transport Office : 044 - 22494580, 43923060 Intercom: 3060

Route Stages

ROUTE

Maraimalai Nagar(6.20), Kattankulathur(6.25),Guduvanchery(6.35),Perungalathur(6.55), Tambaram(7.05), Chrompet(7.10), MIT Gate(7.13),

1Pallavaram(7.20), Guindy(7.30), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTE

Ennore(5.50), Ajaz(6.02),Thiruvottriyur

Market(6.02), Rajakadai(6.10),Kasi

Medu(6.15),Kalmandapam(6.17), Rayapuram Police Station(6.20), Beach

2Station(6.35), LIC(6.55), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEToll

Gate(6.10),Lakshmikoil(6.15),

Tandiarpet(6.20),

Maharani(6.22),

Mint(6.30), Broadway(6.36), Cenral(6.42), Shanthitheatre(6.45), Samiyar

3madam(7.00), Ramapuram(7.25)

ROUTE

Minjur(5.50), Manali Newtown(5.55), Mathur(6.05), Tapalpetti(6.15),Madavaram(6.20), Retteri(6.30), Senthil Nagar(6.35), Lucas(6.43), Annanagar

4West Depo(6.48), Ramapuram(7.25)

ROUTE

Ponneri(6.00), Thatchur Koot Road(6.15), Janapachatram Koot Road(6.20),Redhills(6.35), Puzhal(6.40), Ambattur Pudur(6.45),Ambattur OT(6.50),

5Ambattur Estate(7.05), Padi Lucas(7.10), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTE

Thiruvallur(6.00), Oil Mill(6.05),Manavala Nagar(6.10), Nemam(6.25),Vellavedu(6.30), Thirumilizhi(6.35), Poonamallee(6.45),

Kumananchavadi

6(7.00), Iyyapanthangal(7.10), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTE

College Road(6.45), Egmore Commissioner Office(6.35), Vepery PoliceStation(6.40),Purasawalkam (6.47), Chetpet (6.55), Ega Theatre(7.00),

7KMC(7.05), Aminjikarai(7.10), Nagathamman Koil (7.25), Ramapuram(7.45)

ROUTE

Medavakkam Bus Depo(6.25), Pallikaranai(6.30), Narayanapuram(6.35),Kaiveli(6.40), Ram Nagar(6.47), Ponniamman Koil(6.52), Madipakkam UTI

8Bank(6.55), Kumaran Theatre(7.00), Oil Mill(7.05), Vanuvampettai(7.10),

Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTE

Moolakadai(6.20), MR Nagar(6.25), EB(6.27), Ambedkar College(6.35),Vysarpadi(6.40), Attuthotti(6.45), Binny Mill(6.50), Otteri(6.55), Ayanavaram

9Signal(7.00), Kilpakkam Garden(7.10), Aminjikarai(7.15), RamapuramCollege(7.40)Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar BusStand(6.20), Don Bosco School(6.25), B.P.Road

ROUTEKarnar(6.30), Perambur Bus Stand(6.35),Perambur Gandhi Salai(6.40), Agaram

10 Juncation(6.42), Periyar Nagar(6.45),Thirvallur Mandabam(6.47), KolathurAnna Salai(6.52), Ramapuram(7.25)

ROUTE

Alandur Police Station(6.40), NGO Colony Bus Stop(6.48), Kakkan NagarBridge(6.50), Dav School(6.52), Parrywaretiles Showroom(6.55),Velachery By-

11Pass(6.58), Vanuvampettai Church(7.00), Independence Park(7.08),Palavanthangal Subway(7.10), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTEE ga

T h e ate r ( 6 . 40 ) ,

Pa c h i yap a

C o l l e ge ( 6 . 4 3 ) ,

M et h a N a gar

12(6.48),Cholaimedu(6.50), Loyala College (6.52), VAlluvarkottam (6.55),Kodambakkam liberty (7.00), Power House(7.05), Samiyar Madam(7.08),

Ramapuram(7.40)

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Route Stages

ROUTEEA Mall(6.40), Amir Mahal(6.45), Rathna Café(6.50), Royapettah(6.55), New

13College(6.58), Gopalapuram(7.00), Kalaignar Arangam(7.02), Nandanam(7.08),Saidapet(7.10), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTEMandaveli(6.30), Mylapore Tank(6.35), Kacheri Road(6.40), Santhome(6.43),

14Pattinapakkam(6.45), MRC Nagar(6.50), Sathya Studio(6.55), Adyar Depo(7.00),Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTE

Marundeeswarar Kovil(6.40), Jayanthi Theatre(6.45), Indira Nagar(6.50),Vannandurai(6.55),

Besant Nagar Bus Stand(7.00), Adyar(7.03),Telephone

15E x c h a n g e V i a ( 7 . 0 5 ) , A m b i k a A p p a l a m ( 7 . 1 0) , M a d h y aKailash(7.15),Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEPalavakkam(6.40), Kottivakkam(6.43), Thiruvanmiyur RTO Office(6.45), SRP

16Tools(6.50), Tharamani(6.52), BabyNagar(7.00), Vijaya Nagar Bus Stop(7.03),Murugan Kalyana Mandam(7.10), Sangeetha Hotel(7.12), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTE

Saidapet RC(6.55), CIT Nagar(7.00), Kannamaapettai(7.03), AraganathanSubway(7.05), Srinivasa Theater(7.08), Mettupalayam(7.10), West Saidapet

17 School(7.13), West Saidapet Bus Stop(7.15), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEKolathur(6.40), Welding Shop(6.43), Lakshmi Amman Kovil(6.45),Rettari(6.50),

18Lucas Bridge(7.10), Anna Nagar West Depo(7.12), Thirumangalam(7.15),Chinmaya Nagar(7.22), Natesan Nagar(7.25), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTEAnna Library(6.30), Koturpuram Apollo Hospital(6.33), Koturpuram Bridge(6.35),

19Adyar Gate Hostel(6.40), Mandaveli Post Office(6.45), Nageswara Rao Park(6.48),TTK Road Kauvery Hospital(6.50), SIET(6.55), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEPozhichalur(6.10),

Pammal(6.20), Anakaputhur(6.25),Kunrathur(6.42),

20 Kovur(7.00), Baikadai(7.10), Mogalivakkam(7.15), Madhanandapuram(7.20),Mugalivakkam Arasamaram(7.28), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTEThirumulaivayal(6.30), Saraswathi Nagar(6.35), Ambattur OT(6.40), Canara

21 Bank(6.47), Dunlap(7.10), Ramapuram(7.20)

ROUTEMuthapurdupet(6.10), Mitnamalli(6.15), Avadi Airforce(6.20), Ajay

22 Stadium(6.25), Avadi Bus Stand(6.30), Murugappa(6.35),

Ramapuram(7.15)

ROUTEThiruninravur(6.20), Pattabiram(6.25), Avadi Checkpost(6.30), Avadi

23M a r ke t ( 6 . 32 ) ,

S e n n e e r ku p p a m ( 6 . 5 0 ) , Ka raya n c h avad i ( 6 . 5 5 ) ,

Kumaranchavadi(7.05), Iyyapanthangal(7.12), Porur(7.20), Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTE

SP Hospital(6.40), Jayalakshmi Theatre(6.43), Vanampadi Church(6.45), RojaMedical(6.46), Chidambaram Store(6.48), Independence Park(6.50),

24Palavanthangal Subway(6.55), Alanthur Metro(6.58), Butt Road(7.10),Ramapuram(7.30)

38

RouteStages

ROUTEKelambakkam(6.15), Navalur(6.20), Solinganallur(6.30), Perungudi(6.40),

25SRP(6.50), Tharamani(6.55), Vijayanagar Bus Stand(7.05), SangeethaHotel(7 . 10), Velachery Check Post(7 . 15), Ramapuram(7 . 40)

ROUTE

Sembakkam(6.35), Kovilambakkam(6.40), Kelkattalai(6.45), UTI Bank(6.50),Kumaran Theater(6.52), Oil Mill(7.00), Vanampet Church(7.05), Thilai Ganga

26 Nagar Subway(7.10), Alandur Court(7.12), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTE

Nadamuni(6.35), Villivakkam Santhi

Hotel(6.38),

ICF BusStop(6.40),

Ayyanavaram(6.45), ESI Hospital(6.52),

Kellys(6.55),

KilpukGarden(7.00),

27 Aminjikarai Market(7.05), Anna Arch Sky Walk(7.10), Ramapuram(7.35)

ROUTE

Velappan Chavadi(6.40), Vanagaram(6.43), Maduraivoyal(6.45),Nerkundram(6.50), Arumbakkam Amman Kovil(7.00), MMDA Nilgiris(7.03),

28Ambika Empire(7.12), Vadapalani Signal(7.15), Vembuli Amman Koil(7.30),Ramapuram(7.40)

ROUTENew Avadi Road(6.45), Chinthamani(6.50), K4 Police Station(6.55), Anna Nagar

29 Roundana(7.00), Shanthi Colony(7.05), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTE

Poonamallee(6.40), Kallarai(6.45), Karayanchavadi(6.50), Mangadu(6.55),Kundrathur(7.00), Kovoor(7.05), Baikadai(7.10), Madhandhapuram(7.12),

30 Porur(7.15), Ramapuram(7.35)

ROUTE

Ayodhaya Nagar(6.45), Postal Colony(6.48), Sangam Hotel(6.50),11 AvenuPillaiyar Kovil(6.52), Ashok Pillar KFC(7.00), ESI Hospital(7.02), Saravana Bhavan

31Hotel(7.10), MGR Nagar Market(7.12), Nespakkam Bus Stop(7.15),Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEVivek & Co(6.45), Vani Mahal(6.50), Nair Road(6.53), Venkatnarayana

32Road(6.55), Pothys(6.57), SRM Hospital(7.00)

ROUTE

Mudichur(6.10), Padmavathy Kalyanamandapam(6.20), Krishna Nagar(6.25),East Tambaram Bus Stop(6 . 35), Varadharaja Theatre(6 . 40),

33 Hasthinapuram(6.45), Indra Cotton Mill(6.50), Chrompet Bus

Stand(7.00),Pallavaram(7.05), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEBharath College(6.20), Camp Road(6.25), Sembakkam(6.30), Medavakkam Koot

34Road(6.35), Kovilambakkam(6.37),Kilkattalai(6.42),

BharathNagar(6.45),

Vanuvampet(6.55), Thillai Ganga Nagar(7.00), Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEKorattur(6.30), Nolambur(6.40), Mogappair West(6.43), 7H Bus Stand(6.50),

35MMM Hospital(6.55), Collector Nagar(6.57), Thirumangalam(7.00),Ramapuram(7.30)

ROUTEGolden Flats(6.50), Collector Nagar (MMM Signal)(7.00), Tirumangalam

35Signal(7.05), Chinamaya Nagar(7.10), Natesan Nagar(7.12), PonniammanKoil(7.15), Ramapuram(7.40)

39

27.CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2018 - 2019

JULY - 2018

Date Day Event

1 Sun

2 Mon UG(B.E/B.Tech) Reopening for III / V / VII Semester

3 Tue Course Coordinator Meeting for common courses

4 Wed ECE Guest Lecture

5 Thu

6 Fri1st Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech III / V / VII Semester

7 Sat

8 Sun YRC-Project CHILD

Rotaract Club-Orphanage visit

9 Mon Civil -Industrial VisitPG (M.E/MBA) Reopening for III Semester

10 Tue Civil -Industrial Visit

11 WedPhysics - FDP on Physics for Civil Engineers and Material ScienceSlow Learners Meeting

12 Thu Automobile -Guest LectureCivil - Industrial VisitPhysics - FDP on Physics for Civil Engineers and Material Science

Mech - Guest LectureIT - Guest Lecture

13 Fri Civil - Guest LectureYRC-2018-19 InstallationYRC-Project Volunteer1st Class Committee Meeting M.E/MBA

14 Sat EIE - Guest Lecture

MBA - Guest Lecture

15 Sun

40

JULY - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Mon ECE -Workshop on IOT

17 Tue PED Honeywell Company Staff Tournament

18 Wed Civil - Inauguration of Student ChapterIET Activity-EEEEIE - ISA/Students' Society Inaugural functionMBA - MoU Siging

19 Thu Civil - Guest LectureECE Guest Lecture

20 Fri ECE-Industrial VisitEIE Dept-Guest LecturePED-Sepaktakraw Free Coaching CampMeeting with Hostel StudentsStudent Feedback for B.E/B.Tech III / V / VII Semester

21 Sat

22 Sun Rotaract Club-Bots

23 Mon YRC-Project Health

24 Tue CSE-Industrial Visit-II yearCSE-Guest LectureYRC-Project Mudhumai Kaapom

25 Wed CSE-Industrial Visit-III yearIETE InaugurationTop Students MeetingUG-B.E/B.Tech Continuous Assessment Test I III / V / VII SemesterPG-M.E/M.Tech Continuous Assessment Test I III Semester

26 Thu EEE -Guest LectureIT -Guest LectureEIE Industrial visit

27 Fri Civil - Guest Lecture / CSE - Industrial Visit-IV yearEEE - Energy Club-Industrial Visit / SECE - Inaguration

28 Sat EIE -Guest Lecture / YRC-Project BloodPED-Anna University Zone3, Table Tennis (W) Tournament

29 Sun YRC-Project CHILD

30 Mon EEE-Guest LectureStudent Feedback for M.E/M.Tech/MBA - III Semester

31 Tue

41

AUGUST - 2018

Date DayEvent

1 Wed

2 Thu

3 Fri Civil-Guest LectureECE-National ConferenceEnergy Club-Paper Presentation

4 Sat

5 Sun YRC-Project Mudhumai Kaapom

6 Mon Civil-WorkshopIET ActivityYRC-Project Disaster Management

7 Tue MBA-Alumni InteractionCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

8 Wed Civil-Industrial VisitECE Guest LectureEEE- SparkzSlow Learners Meeting

9 Thu Auto,ECE,Mech-Guest LectureCivil-Industrial VisitCAT I Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech- III/V/VII SemesterCAT I Reports to parents for M.E/M.Tech -III Semester

10 FriCareer Guidance Program for schools by IETE Student Forum IT-Guest Lecture2nd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech III / V / VII Semester

11 SatECE-Industrial VisitEIE Dept-Guest LectureMeeting with parents

12 SunYRC-Project Cancer Rotaract Club Hitbeatz

13 MonNSS-Organ Donation Day

14 TueCivil-Technical SymposiumMBA-National SymposiumECE- Guest lecture2nd Class Committee Meeting M.E/MBA

15 WedIndependence Day

NSS-Tree

Plantation

AUGUST - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Thu CSE-Guest LectureEIE- Industrial VisitUG-B.E/B.Tech Continuous Assessment Test II III / V / VII SemesterPG-M.E/M.Tech Continuous Assessment Test II III Semester

17 Fri ECE Guest LectureEnglish - Langbee 2018Mech ,EIE -Industrial VisitMeeting with Hostel Students

18 Sat

19 Sun Rotaract Club-Seminar

20 MonCivil -Workshop CSE -Tech Fest EEE-Guest Lecture

21 Tue IET Activity

22 Wed Bakrid

23 Thu ECE Technical Quiz / EEE-Industrial Visit-II yearISA -Community Program1st Project Review for PG (M.E/M.Tech) - III semester

24 Fri Auto-SSAE Inauguration, CSI InaugurationEEE-Industrial Visit-II year / EEE,MBA-Guest LectureSSAE Inauguration / IT-Student Chapter ActivityECE- Workshop

25 Sat EIE -Guest LecturePED-Anna University Zone3, Basketball (W) TournamentRelease of department Newsletter

26 Sun

27 Mon

28 Tue CSE,ECE -Guest LectureMBA-WorkshopCAT II Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech - III / V / VII SemesterCAT-II - Reports to parents for M.E/MBA - III Semester

29 Wed Visit to NIOT - IETE Student Forum

30 Thu Civil, IT -Guest LecturePhysics Dept- Science Association Inauguration and Guest Lecture

31 Fri Auto-WorkshopCSE Newsletter Vol 1 No 1EIE Dept-Guest LectureMech-Workshop

SEPTEMBER - 2018

Date Day Event

1 Sat Rotaract Club-Service

2 Sun Krishna Jayanthi

3 Mon UG(B.E/B.Tech) - Reopening for I Semester

4 Tue Civil-Industrial VisitCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

5 Wed 2ndClass Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech I Semester1st Class Committee Meeting PG( M.E/MBA) I Semester3rd Class Committee Meeting UG(B.E/B.Tech) III / V / VII SemesterSlow Learners Meeting

6 Thu Guest Lecture on CanSat - IETE Student ForumEIE- Industrial Visit

7 Fri Civil-WorkshopEnergy Club-WorkshopMBA- Industrial Visit1st Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech I Semester

8 Sat EEE-SparkzMeeting with parents

9 Sun Rotaract Club-Food Donation

10 Mon CSE-Guest LectureEIE -Technical Symposium Instrublitz 2K18PG (M.E/MBA) Reopening for I Semester

11 Tue ECE-Workshop

12 Wed Auto,Mech -Guest Lecture

Civil- Skill Development Programme

13 Thu Vinayakar Chaturthi

14 Fri Civil-Guest Lecture

CSE-SymposiumECE Guest LectureIT-Guest Lecture

15 Sat SWAGATH

44

SEPTEMBER - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Sun Anna University Zone3, Volleyball (W) Tournament

17 Mon EIE-MOU

18 TueECE-Industrial Visit

/ Physics Dept-5th NationalConference on

Materials for Modern World (NCMMW-2018) / Chemistry -Workshop

19 WedECE-Industrial Visit

/ Physics Dept-5th NationalConference on

Materials for Modern World (NCMMW-2018)M.E/MBA Continuous Assessment Test II III Semester

20 Thu SAE Event,ECE WorkshopMeeting with Hostel StudentsStudent Feedback for UG(B.E/B.Tech) I Semester

21 Fri Muharram

22 SatECE Guest LectureIT-Student Chapter Inauguration

23 Sun

24 Mon CSE,EEE-Guest Lecture , IET ActivityEEE-Industrial Visit-III Year,IT - Industrial VisitMBA Student Society Activity / NSS Day CelebrationStudent Feedback for B.E/B.Tech III / V / VII SemesterStudent Feedback for M.E/MBA III Semester

25 Tue EEE-Industrial Visit-III Year / IT-Industrial VisitCAT II Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech - III/V/VII Semester2nd Project Review for PG (M.E/M.Tech) - III semester

26 Wed MBA-Guest Lecture ,IT-Industrial VisitCAT-II - Reports to parents for MBA - III SemesterUG-B.E/B.Tech Continuous Assessment Test I I Semester

27 Thu AutomobileIndustrial VisitMech-Industrial VisitPED-State Level Open Basketball (Men)Tournament

28 Fri CSI WorkshopCSE- Newsletter Vol 1 No 2EEE-Guest LectureEnglish Dept- Inaugural of Literary Association & Guest LectureIT- Guest Lecture /

Maths Dept-TalentFest

Model Practical Exam for UG(B.E/B.Tech) - III/V/VII SemesterModel Practical Exam for PG (M.E) - III SemesterStudent Feedback for PG(M.E/MBA) I Semester

29 Sat

30 Sun

45

OCTOBER - 2018

Date Day Event

1 Mon NSS-National Voluntary Blood Donation DayIT Student Chapter Activity

2 Tue Gandhi Jayanthi

3 Wed Energy Club-Guest LectureSlow Learners MeetingChemistry Dept-Guest Lecture

4 Thu PED-Inter Engineering Volleyball (Men) Tournament4th Class Committee Meeting UG(B.E/B.Tech) III / V / VII Semester

5 Fri MBA-Industrial VisitMaths Dept-Guest LectureCAT I Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech - I SemesterPG(M.E/MBA )Continuous Assessment Test I I Semester

6 Sat

7 Sun Rotaract Club-Letter Pad Exchange

8 Mon EEE-Sparkz

English Dept- Literary WeekUG-B.E/B.Tech Continuous Assessment Test III III / V / VII Semester

PG-M.E/MBA Continuous Assessment Test III III Semester

9 Tue English Dept- Literary WeekMBA Professional Society ActivityCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

10 Wed English Dept- Literary Week

11 Thu Auto CSR ActivityEnglish Dept- Literary WeekMech-Social Activity

12 Fri

13 Sat Meeting with parents

14 Sun Rotaract Club-Old age home visit

15 Mon Civil-WorkshopMech-Industrial Visit

46

OCTOBER - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Tue MBA-Guest Lecture2nd Class Committee Meeting PG( M.E/MBA) I Semester

17 Wed CAT III Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech - III/V/VII SemesterCAT III Reports to parents for PG-M.E- III SemesterCAT I Reports to parents for PG-M.E- I Semester

18 Thu Ayudha Pooja

19 Fri Vijaya Dasami

20 Sat

21 Sun

22 Mon Physics Dept- Science Elocution

23 Tue EEE-Industrial Visit-IV yearCAT III Reports to parents for PG-MBA- III Semester

24 Wed EEE-Industrial Visit-IV year

25 Thu 3rd Project Review for PG (M.E/M.Tech) - III semester

26 Fri Meeting with Hostel Students

27 Sat CAT II Reports to parents for B.E/B.Tech I SemesterCommon file submission for B.E/B.Tech -III/ V / VII SemesterCommon file submission for M.E/MBA III SemesterRelease of department Newsletter3rd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech I Semester

28 Sun

29 Mon Physics Dept -Workshop on 'Learning Physics through

experiments' for 11/12th Std. students

30 Tue

31 Wed IET Activity

47

NOVEMBER - 2018

Date DayEvent

1 Thu

2 Fri

3 Sat

4 Sun Rotaract Club-Skype Call

5 Mon Model Practical Exam for UG(B.E/B.Tech) - I Semester

6 Tue Deepavali

7 Wed Course Coordinator Meeting for common courses

4th Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech I Semester

3rd Class Committee Meeting PG( M.E/MBA) I Semester

CAT II Reports to parents for PG-M.E- I Semester

8 Thu PED-Truven Health Analytics Company Staff Tournament

9 Fri

10 Sat English Dept-FDP

Meeting with parents

11 Sun

12 Mon

13 Tue

14 Wed Civil-FDPUG (B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test III I Semester

PG (M.E/MBA) Continuous Assessment Test II I Semester

15 Thu

48

NOVEMBER - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Fri YRC- AwarendoMeeting with Hostel Students

17 Sat

18 Sun Rotaract Club-Ballebaz

19 Mon YRC-Project Response

20 Tue

21 Wed Milad-un-Nabi

22 Thu Student Feedback for UG(B.E/B.Tech) I Semester

Student Feedback for PG(M.E/MBA) I SemesterCSE -FDP

23 Fri

24 Sat

25 Sun

26 Mon CAT III Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- I Semester

27 Tue CAT II Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA) - I Semester

Model Practical Exam for PG( M.E/MBA) - I Semester

28 Wed

29 Thu Common file submission for UG( B.E/B.Tech) - I Semester

30 Fri

49

DECEMBER - 2018

Date Day Event

1 Sat

2 Sun NSS-National Pollution Control Day

Rotaract Club-Awareness on Food Wastage

3 Mon UG-B.E/B.Tech Continuous Assessment Test III I Semester

PG(M.E/MBA )Continuous Assessment Test III I Semester

4 Tue Course Coordinator Meeting for common courses

5 Wed

6 Thu

7 Fri

8 Sat

9 Sun

10 Mon PG (M.E/MBA) Continuous Assessment Test III I Semester

11 Tue

12 Wed CAT III Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech) - I Semester

13 Thu

14 Fri ECE FDP on SOC

Course Coordinator Meeting for common courses

CAT III Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA) - I Semester

15 Sat

50

DECEMBER - 2018

Date Day Event

16 Sun

17 Mon UG (B.E/B.Tech) Reopening day for IV/ VI/VIII Semester

PG (M.E/MBA) Reopening day for IV Semester

18 Tue

19 Wed

20 Thu EIE TICCA-IEEE Conference

1st

Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech IV/VI/VIII Semester

1st Class Committee Meeting - M.E/MBA IV/VI/VIII Semester21 Fri EIE Dept - TICCA - IEEE Conference

Meeting with Hostel students

22 Sat

23 Sun Rotaract Club-Medical Camp

24 Mon Common file submission for PG (M.E/MBA) I Semester

25 Tue Christmas

26 Wed

27 Thu

28 FriRelease of Department Newsletter

29 Sat

30 Sun

31 Mon

51

JANUARY - 2019

Date Day Event

1 Tue New Year's Day

2 Wed

3 Thu ECE Guest Lecture

4 Fri

5 Sat

6 Sun Rotaract Club-Orphanage Visit

7 MonCivil-Guest Lecture

8 TueCivil-Guest LectureECE- Technical Quiz

9 Wed Project Expo - Schools - IETE Student Forum

EIE Dept-Guest Lecture

10 Thu IT- Guest LectureEIE-Industrial visit

11 FriCSE-Guest Lecture / NSS-Road Safety Awareness WeekEIE-Industrial visit /

Student Feedback for UG (B.E/B.Tech) IV/VI/VIII

Semester / Student Feedback for PG (M.E/MBA) IV Semester

12 Sat NSS-Road Safety Awareness WeekMeeting with Parents

13 Sun NSS-Road Safety Awareness Week

14 Mon Pongal

NSS-Road Safety Awareness Week

15 TueThiruvalluvar Day

NSS-Road Safety Awareness Week

52

JANUARY - 2019

Date Day Event

16 Wed NSS-Road Safety Awareness Week

17 Thu NSS-Road Safety Awareness Week

18 Fri IT-Symposium 'Pinnacle' / Meeting with Hostel studentsUG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test I for IV/VI/VIII Semester

19 Sat

20 Sun YRC-Project FoodRotaract Club- La Smash Liga

21 Mon ECE Guest Lecture1st Project Review for IV year UG & PG

22 Tue CSE-Tech FestECE,EEE-Industrial Visit

23 Wed Civil-Guest LectureECE,EEE-Industrial VisitIT-Guest Lecture

24 Thu ECE-Symposium

25 Fri Auto- Technical SymposiumEnergy Club-Project PresentationMech-Technical SymposiumCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

26 Sat Republic Day

27 Sun YRC-Project Food

28 Mon EEE-Guest LecturePG (M.E/MBA) Reopening day for II SemesterEIE-Industrial visitUG (B.E/B.Tech) Reopening day for II Semester

29 Tue CSE ,EIE Industrial Visit II YearPED-Awareness Programme on Drugs and food

30 Wed EIE -Guest Lecture1st Class Committee Meeting PG (M.E/MBA) II SemesterCAT I Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- IV/VI/VIII Semester2nd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech IV/VI/VIII Semester

31 Thu CSE, EEE-Guest LectureIET Activity1st Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech II Semester

53

FEBRUARY - 2019

Date DayEvent

1 Fri

2 Sat

3 SunYRC-Project GreenRotaract Club-Blood Donation Camp

4 Mon CSI WorkshopMBA-Guest Lecture

5 Tue CSE Industrial Visit-III Year

6 WedECE,IT Guest LectureUG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test I for IV/VI/VIII Semester

7 ThuEIE -Guest Lecture

8 Fri EEE-SparkzYRC-Traffic Awareness Human Chain

9 Sat Meeting with Parents

10 Sun Rotaract Club-Tiki Taka

11 MonCSE-Guest LectureIT-Industrial VisitPED-Guest Lecture on Yoga

12 Tue IT-Industrial Visit

13 WedECE Guest LectureCSE, IT -Industrial Visit

14 ThuAuto-Guest LectureEIE - TESLA 2K19 /

Mech-GuestLecture

Student Feedback for UG (B.E/B.Tech) II SemesterStudent Feedback for PG (M.E/MBA) II Semester

15 FriMBA-Connact2k19 /

Civil-GuestLecture

Paper presentation - IETE Student Forum

English Dept-International Conference, Maths Modeling CompetitionMeeting with Hostel studentsCAT I Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- IV/VI/VIII Semester

54

FEBRUARY - 2019

Date Day Event

16 Sat

17 SunYRC-Project Green

18 Mon ECE,EEE,MBA-Industrial VisitEIE -Guest Lecture2nd Project Review for IV year UG & PG

19 Tue ECE,EEE-Industrial VisitPhysics Dept- Science Poster PresentationMBA , Chemistry -Guest Lecture

20 Wed SAE EventECE Guest LectureUG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test I for II SemesterPG(M.E/MBA) Continuous Assessment Test I for II Semester

21 Thu EEE-Techncial SymposiumEIE -Industrial Visit

22 FriAuto-Industrial Visit

/ Civil,CSE -GuestLecture

ECE-Tech Talk /Energy Club- ORKA-

symposiumMech-Industrial VisitPED-Awareness programme on Road safetyCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

23 Sat TALENTIA

24 Sun

25 Mon CSE-Tech FestEEE-Guest Lecture

26 Tue ISA- Awareness Programme on Child Abuse3rd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech IV/VI/VIII Semester

27 Wed CSE Newsletter-Vol 2 No1MBA Student Society ActivityIT Guest LectureRelease of Department News letter2nd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech II Semester

28 Thu IT-Student Chapter ActivityAuto,EEE,Mech-Guest Lecture

SEEE Inauguration2nd Class Committee Meeting - PG(M.E/MBA)- II Semester

55

MARCH - 2019

Date Day Event

1 Fri Robotic workshop - IETE Student ForumCAT I Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- II SemesterCAT I Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA)- II Semester

2 Sat

3 Sun

4 MonCivil-WorkshopMBA-

Workshop2nd Class Committee Meeting PG(M.E/MBA)- II Semester

5 Tue IT-Guest LecturePED-'AADUKALAM'19'-Inter Departmental Sports Competition

6 Wed CSI Workshop

7 Thu

8 Fri Civil-Guest LectureEEE-SparkzMaths -Guest Lecture


10 Sun

11 Mon Auto-CSR ActivityMech-Socially Responsibility Activities

12 Tue ECE Guest LectureEIE Dept-Guest Lecture

13 Wed CSE-Guest LectureUG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test II for II SemesterPG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test II for II Semester

14 Thu

15 Fri Meeting with Hostel studentsECE Workshop

Mech-Guest LectureNSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur Village

56

MARCH - 2019

Date Day Event

16 Sat NSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur Village

17 Sun NSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur VillageYRC-Mission Crusader 2k19

18 Mon MBA Professional Society ActivityMech-Industrial VisitNSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur Village3rd Project Review for IV year UG & PG

19 Tue NSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur VillageCourse Coordinator Meeting for common courses

20 Wed Auto- National Conference / Mech-National ConferenceChemsitry Dept-National SeminarNSS Special Camp at Sirukalathur Village

21 Thu ECE-Industrial VisitStudent Feedback for UG (B.E/B.Tech) IV/VI/VIII SemesterStudent Feedback for PG (M.E/MBA) IV Semester3rd Class Committee Meeting - B.E/B.Tech II Semester

22 FriCivil,EIE -Guest Lecture / ECE-Industrial VisitEnergy Club-Workshop / NSS World Water Day Celebration

23 Sat College Day and Sports Day

24 Sun

25 Mon EEE-Industrial VisitEEE-Guest LectureCAT II Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- II SemesterCAT II Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA)- II Semester

26 Tue EEE-Industrial VisitMBA,IT -Guest Lecture

27 Wed 3rd Class Committee Meeting PG(M.E/MBA) II Semester

28 Thu MBA-Industrial Visit

29 FriCSE-Tech Fest / CSE Newsletter Vol2 No 2 / ECE,EEE Guest LectureModel Practical Exam for UG( B.E/B.Tech) - IV/VI/VIII SemesterCAT III Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- IV/VI/VIII SemesterCAT III Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA)- IV Semester

30 Sat YRC-Closing Ceremony 2018-19

31 Sun

APRIL - 2019

Date Day Event

1 Mon IT -Preconference Tutorial TIAR 2019

2 Tue IT- Preconference Tutorial TIAR 2019

3 Wed MBA Student Society Activity

4 Thu IT- IEEE International Conference TIAR 2019

5 Fri IT- IEEE International Conference TIAR 2019

6 Sat Telugu New Year

7 Sun

8 MonEEE-Sparkz

Model Practical Exam for UG( B.E/B.Tech) - II Semester

9 Tue Model Practical Exam for PG( M.E/MBA) - II Semester

10 Wed Civil-Conference

11 Thu

12 Fri


14 Sun Dr.Ambedkar Jayanthi/Tamil New Year

15 Mon Student Feedback for UG (B.E/B.Tech) II SemesterStudent Feedback for PG (M.E/MBA) II Semester

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APRIL - 2019

Date Day Event

16 TueCommon file submission for UG( B.E/B.Tech) - IV/VI/VIII Semester

17 Wed Mahavir Jayanthi

18 Thu Mech-Industrial VisitMeeting with Hostel students

19 Fri Good Friday

20 Sat

21 Sun

22 Mon

23 Tue

24 Wed MBA Guest LectureUG(B.E/B.Tech) Continuous Assessment Test III for II SemesterPG(M.E/MBA) Continuous Assessment Test III for II Semester

25 Thu

26 Fri Release of Department Newsletter

27 Sat

28 Sun

29 Mon

30 Tue

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MAY - 2019

Date Day Event

1 Wed May DayPED-Volleyball and Table Tennis Coaching Camp (20 Days)forSchool students

2 Thu

3 Fri CAT III Reports to parents for UG(B.E/B.Tech)- II Semester

CAT III Reports to parents for PG(M.E/MBA)- II Semester

4 Sat

5 Sun

6 MonCommon file submission for UG( B.E/B.Tech) - IISemester

7 Tue

8 WedAuto-Workshop/FDPMech

Workshop/FDP

9 Thu CSE-FDP

10 Fri

11 Sat

12 Sun

13 Mon

14 Tue Civil-FDP

15 Wed

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MAY - 2019

Date Day Event

16 Thu

17 FriCommon file submission for PG(M.E/MBA) - II Semester

18 Sat

19 Sun

20 Mon

21 Tue

22 Wed

23 Thu

24 Fri

25 Sat

26 Sun

27 Mon

28 Tue

29 Wed

30 Thu

31 Fri

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JUNE - 2019

Date DayEvent

1 Sat

2 Sun

3 Mon

4 Tue

5 WedId ul Fitr

6 Thu

7 Fri

8 Sat

9 Sun

10 Mon

11 Tue

12 Wed

13 Thu

14 Fri

15 Sat

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JUNE - 2019

Date DayEvent

16 Sun

17 Mon

18 Tue

19 Wed

20 Thu

21 FriPED-International Yoga Day

22 Sat

23 Sun

24 Mon

25 Tue

26 Wed

27 Thu

28 Fri

29 Sat

30 Sun

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28. OUR STRENGTH AT A GLANCE

·Quality Education with an Environment of Discipline

·Qualified and highly experienced Faculty ·Cutting edge

programme design ·Well equipped modern Labs

·Fully Computerized Library to International Standards

·Science/ Technical Exhibitions by Students ·State-of-the-

Art Computing and Internet ·Extensive Co-curricular

Activities

·Personality, Communication and Soft Skill Development

·Industry Institute Partnership

·Value Added Courses for enhancing Employability and Placement.

·Excellent / Personalized mentoring, Student and Faculty Development

Initiatives.

·Active Alumni and ED Cell.

·Research and Consultancy Projects.

·Efforts for continuous Improvement through Planning and Development.

Keys for “Personality Development of the Self”and

Realization of “Total Quality” at Our Institution:i) Interpersonal Skills

ii) Managerial Empowerment

iii) Organizational Alignment

iv) Character based Trust Worthiness

v) Development of Core Competence and Corporate Culture

vi) Be focused (like a Compass – always directing to true North)

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29. IMPRESSIONS BY VISITING DIGNITARIES

1. Very interesting research areas with potential application in civil and other sectors. My bestwishes to the faculty and students.

Dr.Chithra Rajagopal(IIT, Delhi)

2. Glad to be in the campus of SRM institutions at Ramapuram Campus. Very enthusiasticfaculty memebers, eager to do scientific research. All the Best.

Dr.R.Brakaspathy(Scientific & Engineering Research Board)

3. Interesting research plans and infrastructure. All the best to achieve something challengingfor the good of our nation.

Dr.V.Ramajunachari(RIC,DRDO)

4. Very good hospitality and very good management

Mr.Suresh Simadri(Siemens)

5. Its great pleasure to be here with excellent faculties and enthusiastic students.

Mr.P.R Vasudena Rao(Director IGCAR)

6. Excellent Management, cooperation, Students are very good

S. Balamurugan(GATE FORUM)

7. Very enthusiastic faculty members to do researchR.Brakaspathy (NIC)

8. Interesting research plans and infrastructure. Glad to be in the campus

Dr.V.Ramanujachari

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24. CLASS TIME TABLE

24.1 – ODD SEMESTER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8.00- 8.50- 9.40- 9.55- 10.45- 11.35- 12.25- 1.15- 2.05-

8.50 9.40 9.55 10.45 11.35 12.25 1.15 2.05 2.55

MonB L

TueR U

WedE N

Thur A C

Fri K H

Sat

Subject Sl.No Subject Code SubjectSl .No. Subject Code

1 6

2 7

3 8

4 9

5 10

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30.2 CLASS TIME TABLE – EVEN SEMESTER

2 3 4 5 6 71

8.00- 8.50- 9.40- 9.55- 10.45- 11.35- 12.25- 1.15- 2.05- 2.55-

8.50 9.40 9.55 10.45 11.35 12.25 1.15 2.05 2.55 3.45

MonB L

TueR U

WedE N

Thur A C

Fri K H

Sat

Subject Sl.No Subject Code SubjectSl .No. Subject Code

1 6

2 7

3 8

4 9

5 10

25. PERSONAL NOTES

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PERSONAL NOTES

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GLIMPSES OFEASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGEIN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018

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COMMON PHOTO GALLERY

Guinness World Record: Water Day SWAGAT

Tamil Mandram Youth Red Cross

International Conference – TIAR Sports Day –

AADUKALAM '18

National Level EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Program – EMPRESARIO National Service Scheme

PHOTO GALLERY OF DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

National Level Symposium-MCADROIT Professional Societies Inauguration

National Conference on Green Manufacturing Guest Lecture on

Professional Development

And Sustainable Energy Technologies-ARIME

for Academic Performance

Guest Lecture onMechanical MoU Signing Ceremony-EduMind

SolutionsElectrical and Plumbing

Guest Lecture on Scope ofGraduate

Industrial Visit toCarborundum

Engineers in ManufacturingIndustry Universal Limited

National Level SymposiumInternational Conference-TIAR

PINNACLE-2

TRP AUDITORIUM

CENTRAL LIBRARY

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DTP &NET

CENTRE

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