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THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

Year 2016-17

Accredited by NBA and NAAC – ‘A’ Grade

Certified by ISO-9000-2008, IAO

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

D R I E M S

TANGI, CUTTACK

ODISHA-754022

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Name of the College: DRIEMS

Name of the Affiliating University: BPUT

Year of Report: 2016-17

SECTION A:

The following plan of action has been chalked by the IQAC in the beginning of the year 2016-17 towards Quality enhancement:

Committee formation as per the guidelines

In pursuance of the action plan of NAAC, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was reconstituted, vide office order no. PA -341/11 dated 02.01.2011 for providing the desired impetus to work towards realizing the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance for academic excellence. Composition of the IQAC for the year 2016-17 is as follows:

a. Chair person – Prof. (Dr.) S.K.Mishra, Principal. b. Senior teachers as Members:

i. Prof.(Dr.) H.S.Moharana, Mech. Engg. Dept. ii. Prof.(Dr.) R.K.Mohanty, HSS Dept. iii. Prof.(Dr.) S.Barik, Engg. Maths. Dept. iv. Prof.(Dr.) N.Panda, Engg. Phy. Dept. v. Prof. J.Mehena, ENTC Dept. vi. Prof. R.Agrawal,CSE Dept. vii. Prof. S.K.Sethy,E E Dept.

c. Senior Administrative Official as Members: i. Mr. Balaram Kar, Director (Administration) ii. Er. Durga Prasad Rath ( Director) iii. Prof. (Dr.) A. Debata (Director) iv. Mr. G.C.Das, Dy. Registrar

d. External Experts on Quality Management / Industry / Local Community as Members: i. Mr. Pradipta Chandra Rath, Industrialist ii. Mr. Ramesh Chandra Pratap, Chartered Accountant

e. Coordinator – Member Secretary

Prof. B.N.Mohanty, HSS Dept.

The following Plan of Action for the year was made:

a. The HODs shall conduct seminars / Workshops / expert talks by inviting eminent scholars, Professors, Industrialists etc.

b. Organize Parents & Teachers meeting for improving academic activities of the college. c. Teachers should be motivated to participate in International / National/ institutional

seminars/workshops and present technical papers there. d. Strengthening Library facility by acquiring more journals, reference books and study

materials to offer better facilities to the students. e. Alumni association to play catalytic role for all round quality improvement of the college.

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f. The NSS unit to play catalytic role for social uplift at nearby villages to eradicate the prevailing social superstition, awareness regarding AIDS, Population explosion, environmental hazards etc.

g. Innovative practices may be adopted in teaching-learning processes. h. Students should be encouraged to participate in technical festivals/competitions in other

institutions. i. Emphasis on conducting remedial classes for weaker students. j. Motivating students to take active part in departmental seminars, inter class debate,

essay, quiz, song, mono action, competition, NSS activities in large numbers. k. Students' Feedback on teachers l. Conducting PPT classes for students to enhance their Communication skill and

personality development. m. Training of teachers at outside institutions like NITTTR, IlTs, NITS n. Interactive and participative teaching should be encouraged in the classes. o. Teachers should be motivated to author books in their respective areas. p. To enhance capacity building for high standard R & D, collaborations, and consultancy

services.

SECTION B:

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objective of the college

I) Goals of the Institute

(a) VISION

DRIEMS fosters a vision of educational transformation in keeping pace with the time.

It emphasizes a symbiotic relationship between the students, faculty, academia and industries.

The young institution offers a holistic approach to technical education, personality development and social skills.

The challenge today, is to relate ourselves to the socio-economic, cultural and educational world and to think globally.

DRIEMS understands this responsibility and works to create a talent pool of manpower to tackle the emerging issues confronting the 21 st century.

(b) MISSION

To play a crucial role in contributing to the betterment of humanity and in shaping our world.

To produce world class engineers and scientists to meet quality manpower requirements of industry and academia for sustainable development of the Nation.

To provide important leadership to the society and be a major contributor to knowledge process organization.

To be a role model for other institutions by creating, disseminating, developing, managing and transferring complex technologies.

II) Objectives of IQAC

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IQAC seeks to achieve the objectives by imparting Quality education through:

Promoting advanced studies & research

Sustaining the students' interest In Engineering, Science and Technology.

Providing ideal academic environment in an integrated campus with opportunities for good teaching and research through interactive classes, seminars and workshops.

Contributing significantly to the development of the state and the country through dissemination of knowledge and skills in engineering disciplines.

Promoting leadership qualities in students with futuristic vision.

Collaborating with Industries to promote effective Industry-Institute Interaction and offering practical training and skills to the faculty and students.

Emphasizing continuous and effective Teaching-Learning Process.

2. Activities / New Academic Programs initiated during year 2016-17:

There has been no addition to any new PG/UG programs during the year.

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

(a) Academic flexibility

Students enjoy the options of academic flexibility to alter core-branch options, elective options as per the academic regulation of the institution/University. A Branch Change Committee, with the Principal as the Chairperson decides on the issue on the basis of merit.

(b) Feedback on Curriculum

College obtains feedback on curriculum from all stake-holders e.g. outgoing and present students, alumni, parents/guardians, employers/industries, academic peers, community, other institutions of repute etc. by the help of feedback form from time to time.

The above feedbacks are analyzed in the staff council meeting regularly. The resolutions so made in the staff council meeting are used for significant changes in the curriculum and are sent to the University for discussion in Board of Studies meetings.

(c) Curriculum Update

Curricular changes are undertaken by the University (i.e. BPUT) in every three years. The institute makes constant efforts to upgrade and update the teaching learning systems. It has received accreditation of NAAC with „A‟ Grade, Certification of ISO-9001-2008 and IAO besides NBA accreditation for Comp. Sc., Electrical Engineering and Electronics & Telecom Engg. The institute is accredited for campus-connect programs by several important organizations like Infosys, Mission 10X of WIPRO, and TCS.

(d) Catering to Diverse Needs

The abilities and potential of the freshly admitted students are judged on the basis of their performances in standard / recognized joint entrance exams. It identifies

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academically slow and weak students in specific subjects during / after the first module in each course. A task force, comprising of experienced faculty members from various courses does counseling and advises/ assists such students by conducting extra classes, doubt clearing sessions etc.

(e) Provision tor mentoring of Students

The proctorial system of each department provides mentoring to students in groups of 20-25.

(f) Teaching -Learning Process

Academic schedule / calendar prepared in consultation with the University (BPUT) is distributed to students before course-commencement. Each teacher, in consultation with the Head of the respective Dept., prepares lesson plans(s). Lesson notes are distributed / discussed with the students after the expiry of a section of the course/chapter. Internal evaluation is done and the answer scripts are distributed to students for verification /ability assessment.

Various teaching-learning methods such as: lectures, participatory interactions, seminars/group discussions, lab/experimental learning, demonstrations, project-based learning etc. are adopted as teaching tools / methods.

The teaching/learning methods include curricular programs, personality development (PD) classes, interactive discussion, imparting methodologies tor skill acquisition, knowledge management etc.

(g) Quality-Teachers

DRIEMS has the required number of qualified and competent faculty members and supporting staff for all courses / curricula. Experts in various fields are invited to deliver lectures on advanced topics.

Regular Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs) are organized to upgrade their knowledge in various advanced subjects.

Faculty members are granted study leaves to pursue Ph.D. degrees. Grants are also provided by the institution to faculty members for attending national / international seminars / conferences and undergo specialized training programs. Funds are also provided to members of faculty for getting their work published in national and international journals.

Interdisciplinary programs are held in which teachers from various branches actively participate.

(j) Augmentation of R & D

The Research and Development (R & D) Cell facilitates and monitors research activities in the institution. It encourages faculty participation in independent / collaborative research. Members of faculty are encouraged to seek research funding from various industries / funding agencies to undertake advanced research in respective fields. Funding from AICTE, DBT, DST etc. are availed for research work.

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The Institution provides following major research facilities:

R & D Cell facilitates and co-ordinates on-going research & plans new areas of research.

Well equipped laboratories.

A library with research information and periodicals.

Involving experts from industry and other research and academic institutions.

The College is a Wi-Fi enabled campus.

The faculties are provided training in using ICT tools; latest Soft-ware.

Faculty members are encouraged to pursue Ph.D programs and also to take up the research work individually or in collaboration with other Institutions or research organizations. Institute encourages faculty members by providing leave facilities for higher studies. The College also considers for financial support R&D activities on case to case basis.

The necessary travel expenses and registration fee are borne by the College. Study leave is extended to faculty members who wish to pursue Masters or PhD programs.

4. Inter-disciplinary programs.

The following Inter-disciplinary programs are conducted for students of various Branches:

Environmental Engineering, Entrepreneurship Development Organizational Behavior, Engg. Economics– for students of all branches.

Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Basic Electronics – for students of first year.

Principles of Management - for students of Civil, Computer Sciences and Electronics & Telecommunication branches.

Communications Skill & Professional Ethics - for students of all branches.

Optimization Engineering (OE) is covered by Dept. of Engg. Mathematics for students of Mechanical Engg.

5. Examination Reforms

Close Circuit Cameras have been installed in examination halls. Both internal, sessional and university examinations are conducted under strict invigilation.

6. Candidates qualified for higher studies:

The no. of students who went for higher studies at various reputed universities and institutions after graduation is furnished below:

Name of the University No. of Students Admitted

KIIT University, BBSR 5

VSSUT, Burla, 4

SOA University, BBSR 4

NIT Silchar 1

BPUT Rourkela 2

Amity University,Noida 2

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Ravenshaw University,Cuttack 1

XIM,BBSR 1

NIT,Rourkela 2

IGIT,Sarang 5

7. Initiatives towards FDP

The following FDPs were conducted during the year:

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NAME OF FACULTY

EVENT NAME ORGANIZED BY DATE YEAR

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

1 Surajit Mohanty PARAM Super Computing

Biju Pattnaik University of Technology, Odisha

Jan 20-21 2017

2017

2 Rojalin Dash National Workshop on Data Analytics

Synergy Institute of Engg. & Technology, Dhenkanal, Odisha

2017 2017

3 Siba Charan Barik National Workshop on Data Analytics

Synergy Institute of Engg. & Technology, Dhenkanal, Odisha

2017 2017

4 Sangram Tripathy Simulation using MATLAB

Dept. of Mathematics, Sambalpur University, Jytoti Vihar, Burla

5th-10th Mar 2016

2016

5 J. K. Nayak Simulation using MATLAB

Dept. of Mathematics, Sambalpur University, Jytoti Vihar, Burla

5th-10th Mar 2016

2016

6 Dr. S.N. Patro Internet-off-things(IOT) and its application

NIST, Palur Hills, Bherhampur

11th Sept. 2016

2016

7 Rajiv Agarwal

New Innovations in Cloud Computing for Big Data and Internet-of-Things (IOT) applications

C.V. Raman College of Engg., Bhubaneswar

4th Aug. 2016

2016

8 Dr. Chandralekha

New Innovations in Cloud Computing for Big Data and Internet-of-Things


4th Aug. 2016

2016

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(IOT) applications

9 Surajit Mohanty Deep Learning and Applications


11th-16th July 2016

2016

10 Raghunath Rout Deep Learning and Applications


11th-16th July 2016

2016

11 M.K. Sahoo Data Analytics CET 29th Aug-3rd Sept. 2016

2016

12 Shekharesh Barik Data Analytics CET 29th Aug-3rd Sept. 2016

2016

13 P K Gantayat

Soft Computing and Intelligent Techniques in Science and Engg. (SCI-TSE)

NIT, Raipur, G.E. Road, Chhatishgarh

30th Sept.-4th Oct. 2016

2016

14 Shekaresh Barik Machine Learning for Big-data Analysis

SIT, BBSR 6th-11th May 2016

2016

15 R N Rout Machine Learning for Big-data Analysis

SIT, BBSR 6th-11th May 2016

2016

16 Surajit Mohanty,

International Interdisciplinary Conference On Engineering Science & Management-2016

Biju Pattnaik University of Technology

Dec 17-18, 2016 Goa, India

2016

17 Shekharesh Barik




2016

18 Pradosh Kumar Gantayat




2016

19 Pradosh Kumar Gantayat

Workshop On Internet of things devices and Sensor networks (iotsn - 2016)

Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, Burla, Odisha

Oct 22nd-23rd 2016

2016

20 Rajeev Agarwal

workshop On Internet of things devices and Sensor networks (iotsn - 2016)

Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, Burla, Odisha

Oct 22nd-23rd 2016

2016

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21 Mohini Kant Sahoo

Grid And Cloud Computing

Sri Ram Engineering College ,VIT University, Chennai

Aug. 8th -9th 2016

2016

22 Raghunath Rout

6th Industry Symposium on Distributed Computing and Internet technology

KIIT University, BBSR

Jan 15th -18th 2016

2016

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

1 G. Das Soft computing Theories & application

AMITY University Rajsthan

28th -30th Dec.2016

2016

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

1 B. Mohan Kumar Workshop on Optimization Engineering

29th and 30th september-2016

2016

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

1 A. Nayak

IEEE sponsored International conference on Innovative Mechanisms for Industry Application ICIMIA-2017

Dayananda Sagar College of Engg. ,Bengaluru

21st -23rd Feb. 2017

2017

2 K.C. Sahoo

Short Term Courses on Efficient Antennas & Guided Systems during

IIT.KGP 20th June -2nd July 2016

2016

3 K.C. Sahoo

Workshop on” Recent Development of Power Plant Engineering”

Dept of ME&IE (QIP Centre), IIT,Roorkee

23rd January,2016

2016

4 K.C. Sahoo

Work shop on “Control of Renewable Power System” organised

Centre of Excellence on Renewable Energy Systems,Dept. of EE, NIT,Rourkela

22nd-23rd Feb,2016

2016

5 K.C. Sahoo Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development during

IIT,BHU 18th-22th Jan,2016

2016

6 S.K. Sethy National Workshop IGIT,Sarang,Odisha 19-21 2016

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Apart from the above, Faculty Development Programs (FDP) are conducted regularly in-house which is attended by faculty members of all departments on various topics. An FDP on „Professionalism and Work Ethics was conducted by HSS department on 23.12.2016.

8. Total no. of Seminars / Workshops conducted: 14

on Technical Document Writing Using LaTeX during

March 2016

7 S.K.Sethy

Workshop on “Programmable Logic Controller & Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System”

DRIEMS,CUTTACK

29th Feb.2016-30th March 2016.

2016

8 P.C. Pradhan

AICTE sponsored Short Term Course under QIP on “Application of AI Techniques to Power System Operation and Control(AAITPSOC-2016)”

VSSUT, Burla 2nd-7th May,2016

2016

9 A. Nayak

One week National workshop on “Intelligent Tools in Smart Grid: ITSG -2016”

KIIT University 3rd to 11th June 2016

2016

CIVIL ENGINEERING

1 S. Biswal

Advances in Numerical Simulation Techniques for Hydraulics, Hydrology and Water Resources Management-II

Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

2015-16

2016

2 S. Biswal Urban Flood Modeling

National Institute of Technology, Warangal

2016-17 2016

BASIC SCIENCE & HUMANITIES

1 Dr. N. Panda Temperature and frequency

IIRAJ and GIFT 18th and 19th Feb. 2017

2017

2 B. Swain

Thermo-acoustics at different temperature

N.C. University, Haryana

3rd and 4th June- 2016

2016

3 B. Swain

Ultrasonic at various temperature

S.N.B.C. Sc. and U.S, Kolkata

8th-10th Nov. 2016

2016

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Date of Prog.

Title of the Program Speaker / Organising Agency

COMPUTER Sc. & ENGG.

07-09.02.2017 Three days workshop on Cyber Security

Mr. Manish Bhardwaj, Senior Security Analyst and Network Engineer, AZURE Skynet Solution, Gurgaon, Haryana

27.08.2016 National Seminar on New Innovations in Internet of Things (IoT)

Prof. Rajib Mall, IIT, Kharagpur Prof. P. Chitra, Thaigarajar College of Engg., Tamilnadu

29-31.01.2016 Three days workshop on Big Data and HADOOP

TCS in association with I-MEDIA, New Delhi


23.09.2016

Uncertainty analysis for power transmission systems (UAPTS-2K16)

Prof.(Dr.) Debashisha Jena Dept. of EEE, NIT, Suratkal, Karnatak,India

23.07.2016

Input power factor improvement in AC-DC system (IPFIADS-2016)

Prof.(Dr.) Anup Kumar Panda Dept. of EE, NIT, Rourkela India

2016 Video Object Detection using Gaussian Noise modeling.

Prof. P.K. Nanda, SOA University


27-28.02.2017 Two Days Work Shop On Biped A Humanoid Robot

Mr. Chandrakant (Trainer) of Robokart.Com in association with I-Cell IIT Mumbai

29.09.2016 Seminar On Sap(System Application Product)

Santosh Kumar Hota, Business Head Skill Global Solution

29.03.2016 Dream Skill India And Automotive Industry By 2020

Prof. Ajit Acharya, Senior Engineer Odisha Diesel , TVS Mahindra

09.03.2016 Renewable Energy Application Dr. Sibasankar Mohapatra,Professor, Dept Of Mechanical Engg, SOA University

08.02.2016 Entrepreneur As Carrier Option

Er. Chitta Ranjan Pattanaik Region al Head, Entrepreneurship Institute of India , BBSR

CIVIL ENGINEERING

2016-17 Earthquake Disaster Mitigation Prof. R.P. Nanda, Nit, Durgapur

2016-17 Bridge Design CETR, Bhubaneswar

9. Research Projects

(a) Completed

Year Name of the Title of Project / PI & Co-PI

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Agency Consultancy

2013 AICTE Seminar Grant Prof. B.B. Rath

2011 AICTE MODROB Prof. B. Swain

2011 AICTE MODROB Dr. S.N. Pattnaik/ Prof. J. Mehena

2010 AICTE MODROB Dr. G. Nath / Dr. A.P.

Mohapatra

2010 AICTE IIPC Prof. P.K. Pany / Prof. B.K. Panigrahi

2010 AICTE EDC Prof. A.S. Mohanty

2009 AICTE MODROB Dr. S.N. Pattnaik

2009 AICTE Seminar Grant Prof. S.K. Behera / Prof. J.N. Mishra

(b) Ongoing

Year Name of the Agency

Title of Project / Consultancy

PI & Co-PI

2014 AICTE MODROB Dr. S.K. Mishra

10. Patents generated

Prof. (Dr.) S.S.Hota of Civil Engineering department has a Patent Application Publication on the Invention “ RAPID CURING AGENT”.

Abstract :

The present invention relates to rapid curing of concrete in a very less amount of time. More specifically, the present invention improves the bond strength between reinforcing bars and concrete at a very early age utilizing reduced energy consumption and cement. Further, the present invention is economical compared to the existing curing processes and utilizes the same equipment used for steam curing with slight modification.

11. New Collaborative Research program

Department Organization Nature of Collaboration

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Mechanical & Civil Engg.

Central Tool Room and Training Centre (CTTC), Bhubaneswar

Nilachal Ispat Nigam, Ltd.(NINL), Jajpur Road.

Orissa Computer Application Centre (OCAC), BBSR.

Maa Durga Thermal Power Plant, Bainchua, Tangi, Cuttack.

Odisha Ford, Bhubaneswar

Simplex Infrastructures Ltd.

Training on AUTOCAD, CATIA, CNC Technology , STAAD PRO

Training on consultancy and R& D based projects.

Training on AUTOCAD, CATIA, CNC Technology

Training on power plant

Training on Automotives.

Site Execution Civil Work

Electrical& Electronics Engineering

Central Tool Room and Training Centre (CTTC), Bhubaneswar.

U TECH Enterprises, Bhubaneswar

Prolific System and Technologies Pvt. Ltd., National skill development Centre (Govt. of India), Bhubaneswar.

Training on PLC and SCADA

Training on manufacture of Laboratory Equipment.

Training on PLC and SCADA

Electronics& Communication Engineering

Maa Durga Thermal Power Plant, Bainchua, Tangi, Cuttack.

Maa shakti Hospital medical image analysis

OLTRON Technology

Project 4 You

Training on power plant

Design of electronic weighing machine

LAN Networking

Embedded system

Computer Sc. & Engineering

Microsoft

Robo Species, Noida

Future Soft Technology

Allay Software Solution

Microsoft Innovation Centre

Training on Robotics & Embedded System

Development of Software

Software Consultancy on Web Development , System Architecture

12. Grants received from various agencies

Year Scheme Name of the coordinator Amount

sanctioned Sanctioned letter details

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2009 MODROB Dr. S.N. Pattnaik 15,00,000

8024/RID/BOR/MOD/353/09-10

dated 21.12.2009

2009 Seminar Grant Prof. S.K. Behera /

Prof. J.N. Mishra 37,500

1-4/RID/SEM/048/09-10

dated 05.01.10

2010 MODROB Dr. G. Nath /

Dr. A.P. Mohapatra 4,00,000

8024/RIFD/MOD/59/2010-11

dated 31.03.2011

2010 EDC Prof. A.S. Mohanty 3,50,000

RIFD/EDC/(25)/2010-11

dated 31.03.2011

2010 IIPC Prof. P.K. Pany /

Prof. B.K. Panigrahi 5,00,000

RIFD/IIPC(16)/2010-11

dated 31.03.2011

2011 MODROB Prof. B. Swain 5,00,000

8024/RIFD/MOD-60(Pvt.)/Policy-III/ 2011-12

dated 02.03.2012

2011 MODROB Dr. S.N. Pattnaik/ Prof.

J. Mehena 7,00,000

8024/RIFD/MOD-59(Pvt.)/Policy-III/2011-12

dated 02.03.2012

2015 MODROB Dr.S.K Mishra 14,21,200

9-282/RIFD/MODROB/POLICY-1/2014-

215(Pvt.)

dated 19.01.2016

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Name of Faculty

Depart- ment

Subject in which

pursuing PhD

Univeristy / Instituttion

Status

1 M K Jena IT Language Procuring

Utkal University Thesis submitted

2 B P Mishra AEI Image Processing

IGIT, Sarang Course work completed

3 B B Rath AEI Wireless Censor Network

KIIT University Course work completed

4 P C Pradhan EE Automatic Generation Control

Sambalpur University Thesis to be submitted

5 S K Sethy EE Power Electronics

BESU, West Bengal Course work started

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6 J Mehena ETC Image Processing

Fakir Mohan University Thesis submitted

7 S K Behera ETC Multi objective ISI, Kolkata Thesis submitted

8 G Das ETC Channel equalization

SOA University

Course work completed

9 Deepa Das ETC Communication Engineering

NIT, Rourkela Course work completed

10 D R Biswal ME Optmization of Energy

BPUT Course work completed

11 A R Biswal ME Mechanical Vibration

NIT, Rourkela Thesis submitted

12 R T Patra ME Biomechanics SOA University Course work completed

13 U Sahoo CHY Polymer SOA University Course work completed

14 R R Biswal CHY Nuclear Gitam University Course work started

15 S K Biswal CHY Ion Solvent Infraction

SOA University Course work started

16 B B Mohanty CE

Higher Performance Light Weight Concrete from flyash aggregate


17 B P Nanda CSE Network Security

IIT, Guhati Thesis submitted

18 R K Rout CSE Cellular Automata

ISI, Kolkata Course work started

19 B M Sahoo CSE Artificial Intelligence

AMITY University Course work started

20 R R Sahoo CSE Wireless Censor Network

Jadavpur University Course work started

21 S Swarnalipi CSE Amplifier Interaction

Jadavpur University Course work started

22 B Swain PHY Ultrasonics Revenshaw University Course work completed

23 L Patnaik HSS American Literature

Utkal University Thesis submitted

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24 P C Padhy HSS Six sigma: Retail atmosphere management

Utkal University Course work started

25 S Pallavi HSS Immigrant Service

Global Open Univ., New Delhi

Course work completed

26 G Mishra EE Power Electronics

BPUT Course work started

27 A Nayak EE Power Systems KIIT University Course work completed

28 G Pattnaik ETC Image Processing


29 P K Gantayat CSE Computer Networking

VSSUT Course work completed

30 S Mohanty CSE Data Mining BPUT Course work started

31 RN Rout CSE Computer Networking

BPUT Course work started

32 S.Z. Khan CE Water Resource Management


33 BN Mohanty HSS Marketing BPUT Course work started

14. Publication of Papers by faculty Members in various Journals.

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No. Year Title Author’s Name Journal

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

1 2017 Routing Strategy in Delay Tolerant

Network

P.K.Gantayat

Sambit Mohanty, Sudip

Kumar Gochayat

International Journal of

Intelligent computing and

applied sciences,Vol-5, Issue-I,

ISSN(Print), 2322-0031, 2017

2 2017 Big Data and its Challenges

Amarnath Sahoo

Pradosh Kumar

Gantayat

National Workshop on Big Data

Analytics using HADOOP

Technology, 2017

3 2017

A Novel approach to Energy Efficient

Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor

Network

Raghunath Rout



applied sciences, Vol-5, Issue-I,

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ISSN(Print), 2322-0031, 2017

4 2017 Data Mining Techniques, Applications

and Challenges

Surajit Mohanty

Sameer Kumar Das




ISSN(Print), 2322-0031, 2017

5 2017 A Review on Pattern Recognition Mohinikanta Sahoo




ISSN(Print), 2322-0031, 2017

6 2017 A Survey on Security Issues

Pertaining to Ad-Hoc Networks

Rajeev Agarwal

Shekharesh Barik

Rosalin Dash

Mousumi Acharya




ISSN(Print), 2322-0031, 2017

7 2016 Security Issues in DTN-A Review

Prodosh Kumar

Gantayat,Sambit

Mohanty,Sudeep Kumar

Gochhayat

Proceedings of International

Interdisciplinary Conference on

Engineering Science &

Management Held on 17th -18

th

December 2016, in Goa, India

ISBN: 9788193137383

8 2016 A Survey on Big Data and its

challenges related to IOT

Surajit Mohatny

Sameer Kumr Das

Shekharesh Barik

Mamata Mayee Rout

Proceedings of International

Interdisciplinary Conference on

Engineering Science &

Management held on 17th -18

th

December 2016, in Goa, India

ISBN, 9788193137383

9 2016

Various Routing Protocol in Delay

Tolerant Network- A Theoretical

Analysis

Pradosh Kumar

Gantayat

Sambit Mohanty

Sudeep Kumar

Gochhayat

Int. Journal of Information

Technology & Mechanical Engg.

– IJITME, Vo.2, Issue-11,

November-2016, Pg.7-17

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10 2016 An insight look into Pig and its

implementation

Surajit Mohanty

Sameer Kumar Das

Himanshu Suman

Piyush Maharana

Raman Ratnakar


Emerging Technologies in

Engineering Research (IJETER)

Vol.4, Issue-4, April 2016

11 2016

An Application of Data mining

technique to predict the behavior of

student seeking higher education

Surajit Mohanty

Shekharesh Barik

Rajeev Agarwal


Advances in Engineering

Science and Technology,

(IJETER) Vol.4, Issue-4, April

2016 ISSN:2319-1112

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

1 2016 Medical Image Edge Detection Based

on Neuro-Fuzzy Approach J.Mehena


Computer, Electrical,

Automation, control and

Information

Engineering,WASET,Vol:10,

No:1, 2016

2 2016

Quantum Particle Swarm Optimization

tuned Artificial Neural Network

Equalizer

G. Das

International Conference on

Soft Computing Theory and

Application – 2016, SoCTA-

2016


1 2017 Finite Element Based Vibration

Analysis Of A Cracked Circular Beam Dr. Sarat Kumar Mishra

International Journal Of

Intelligent Computing And

Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

2 2017

Cloud computing as a tool for revival

of sick sponge iron industries – a

nation perspective

Dr. H.S. Moharana



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

3 2017 The Optimal Utilization of Waste

Plastics added with Bitumen Dr. H.S. Moharana

58th Annual Technical Session

,IEI, Odisha State Centre,

18

Reinforcing in Civil Transportation

Works

Bhubaneswar, 2017

4 2016 Kinematic Modeling And Analysis Of A

Tendon Driven Robotic Hand Dr. H.S. Moharana


Advanced Research and

Technology Communicated,

Nov,2016

5 2016


of sick sponge iron industries- A nation

perspective

Dr. H.S. Moharana

International Journal of applied

mechanical Science

Communicated, Nov,2016

6 2017


of sick sponge iron industries – a

nation perspective

Deepak Ranjan Biswal



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

7 2017

Mathematical Modeling And

Kinematic Analysis of a Tendon Driven

Robotic Hand




Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

8 2017

Vibration Analysis of a Cracked

Timoshenko Beam Using Finite

Element Method




Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017


Analysis Of A Cracked Circular Beam Deepak Ranjan Biswal



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

10 2016 Kinematic Modeling And Analysis Of A

Tendon Driven Robotic Hand Deepak Ranjan Biswal


Advanced Research and

Technology Communicated,

Nov,2016

11 2016


of sick sponge iron industries- A nation

perspective


International Journal of applied

mechanical Science

Communicated, Nov,2016

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12 2016

Finite Element and Genetic Algorithm

Based Optimal Vibration Energy

Harvesting from Axially Functionally

Graded Piezolaminated Nonprismatic

Beam under Combined Thermo-

mechanical Loading

Deepak Ranjan Biswal Journal of vibration and control

Communicated, 2016

13 2016

Effects of diethyl ether (DEE) injection

on combustion performance of Karanja

methyl ester (KME)–biogas fueled dual

fuel diesel engine.

Dr. Debabrata Barik Fuel 164, 2016

14 2017

Mathematical Modeling And

Kinematic Analysis of a Tendon Driven

Robotic Hand

Alok Ranjan Biswal



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

15 2017

Vibration Analysis of a Cracked

Timoshenko Beam Using Finite

Element Method

Alok Ranjan Biswal



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017


Analysis Of A Cracked Circular Beam Alok Ranjan Biswal



Applied Sciences

ISSN(2322-0031), 2017

17 2017

Optimal vibration energy harvesting

from nonprismatic axially functionally

graded piezolaminated cantilever

beam using genetic algorithm

Alok Ranjan Biswal

Journal of intelligent material

systems and structures

Accepted for ublication, 06-01-

2017

18 2016

Geometric nonlinear finite element and

genetic algorithm based optimal

vibration energy harvesting from

nonprismatic axially functionally

graded piezolaminated beam

Alok Ranjan Biswal

Journal of vibration and control

DOI:10.1177/107754631667148

2, 2016

19 2016

Finite element based vibration analysis

of a nonprismatic Timoshenko beam

with transverse open crack

Alok Ranjan Biswal Proceedia Engineering, 144,

Page no 226-233, 2016

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20 2016

Finite element based modeling of a

piezolaminated tapered beam for

voltage generation

Alok Ranjan Biswal Proceedia Engineering, 144,

Page no 613-620, 2016

21 2017 Theoretical Investigation On Kinematic

Modelling Of A Multi Fingered Robotic

Hand

Deepak Ranjan Biswal International Conference on

Contemporary issues in Science,

Engineering &

Management (ICCI-SEM-2017),

GIFT, Bhubaneswar



Hand

Alok Ranjan Biswal International Conference on


Engineering &


GIFT, Bhubaneswar



Hand

Abinash Bibek Dash International Conference on


Engineering &


GIFT, Bhubaneswar



Hand

Niranjan Panda International Conference on


Engineering & Management

(ICCI-SEM-2017), GIFT, BBSR

25 2016 Evaluation of Barriers of Health care

waste Management in-A Grey

Relational Analysis Approach

Suchismita Swain. FICTA 2016, Springer

Publication. International conf

2016, KIIT, BBSR

CIVIL ENGINEERING

1 2016 Slope stability analysis using artificial

intelligence technique S Z Khan

Natural Hazards (Springer)

2 2016

Study on the mechanical properties &

microstructure of chopped carbon fiber

reinforced self compacting concrete.

B Jena

International Journal Of Civil

Engineering &

Technology(Scopus Indexed)

21

3 2016

Experimental study on effect of fiber

orientation of the tensile properties of

Fabricated plate using carbon fiber

B. Jena, B. B. Mohanty

S.Z. Khan,Swati Surabhi

International Journal Of Civil

Engineering


1 2017

Tuning of PID controller to maintain

load frequency for hybrid power

system

A. Nayak

IEEE sponsored International

conference on Innovative

Mechanisms for Industry

Application ICIMIA-2017 during

21st -23

rd Feb. 2017 at DSCE.

BENGALURU, INDIA.

2 2016

Firefly algorithm optimized fuzzy PID

controller for AGC of multi-area multi-

source power systems with UPFC and

SMES

P.C. Pradhan

Engineering Science and

Technology, an International

Journal (JESTCH), Elsevier,

Volume 19, Issue 1, March

2016, pp. 338–354.

BASIC SCIENCE & HUMANITIES

1 2017

Structural, Electric & Ferroelectric

Behavior of [Bi1-xPbxFe1-x (Zrx-yTiy)O3]

Ceramic Compounds

Dr. Niranjan Panda Journal of Advances in Physics

(CIR WORLD) In Press, 2017

2 2017

Structural,Dielectric and Electrical

Characteristics of Bi0.5Pb0.5 [Fe0.1La0.4

(Zr0.25Ti0.25)] O3

Dr. Niranjan Panda

Journal of Advances in Physics

(CIR WORLD) Volume 13,

Number 3, Page: 4756-4762,

2017

3 2017

Temperature Controlled ac

Conductivity in Lead titanate doped

Bismuth ferrite Ceramic Compound at

Various Frequencies

Dr. Niranjan Panda IJICAS, Volume-5(1), 2017

4 2017

Temperature and Frequency

Response of the Dielectric Parameters

of Pb and Ti modified BiFeO3 Ceramic

Compound

Dr. Niranjan Panda Proceedings of ICCI, pp, 2017

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5 2017

Thermo-acoustical study of strong

electrolytes-metal chlorides in

aqueous acetone media at different

temperatures

Bidyadhar Swain

Journal of Pure and Applied

Ultrasonics (ISSN: 0256-4637),

39(1) 2017

6 2017

Thermo-acoustical study of strong

electrolytes (metal chlorides) in

aqueous ethanol system at various

temperatures

Bidyadhar Swain



(In press), 2017

7 2017

Theoretical investigation of acoustical

parameters of electrolytic solution-An

ultrasonic study

Bidyadhar Swain IJICAS 5(1), 2017

8 2017

Thermo-acoustical properties of

ternary mixtures containing strong

electrolytes (metal chlorides) at

various temperatures and 2MHz

frequency-An ultrasonic study.

Bidyadhar Swain

International Journal of Pure

and Applied Physics. (ISSN:

0973-1776), 13(1), PP.45-58,

2017

9 2016

Effect of La- Substitution on Structural,

Dielectric and Electrical Properties of

(Bi0.5 b0.5)(Fe0.5Zr0.25Ti0.25)O3

Dr. Niranjan Panda

Applied Physics: A Materials

Science and Processing

(Springer) 122:823

DOI 10.1007/s00339-016-0321-

3, 2016

10 2016

Complex Impedance Spectroscopy for

Monitoring Frequency Response to the

Electrical Properties of Polycrystalline

Materials

Dr. Niranjan Panda IJICAS Volume4-(1), 2016

11 2016

Evaluation of thermo-acoustical

parameters of strong electrolytes-

Metal sulphates in aqueous medium at

different temperatures

Bidyadhar Swain



38(1), PP.14-22, 2016

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12 2016

Ultrasonic studies on molecular

interactions in strong electrolytes-

Metal chlorides in aqueous medium at

different temperatures and 2MHz

frequency

Bidyadhar Swain

International Journal of Advance

Research (ISSN: 2320-5407),

4(5), PP.427-439, 2016

13 2016

Fabrication And Characterization Of

Graphene/Poly (P-Chloroaniline)

Nanocomposite for Electrical

Properties.

Dr. G.S. Ray


Scientific Research ISSN

No:2277-8179 Volume-5(9), PP.

512-514, 2016

14 2016

Hall Effect on Oscillatory

Hydromagnetic Free Convective Flow

of a Visco-Elastic Conducting Fluid

Past an Infinite Vertical Porous Plate

in the Presence of Dissipation

Dr. G.S. Ray

International Journal of Engg.

Innovation & Research ISSN

No:2277-5668, Volume-5(6),

PP. 369-376, 2016

15 2016

Synthesis of Graphene- Based

Nanocomposite and Investigation of its

Thermal and Electrical Properties

Dr. G.S. Ray Journal of Nanotechnology

Article ID 5135420, 2016

16 2016

Ion Association and Solvent

Interaction-Conductance of Alkali

Halides in Chitosan Solutions at Four

Different Temperatures

Dr. G.S. Ray


Research in Engg. And App.

Sciences, ISSN (P):2349-6525,

Volume-6(12), PP. 93-102,

2016

17 2016

“Optimal Inventory Model with Single

Item under Various Demand

Conditions”

Barik, S.

Mishra, S.

Paikray, S.K.

Misra, U.K.,

Communicated.

18 2016

“A Deteriorating Inventory Model with

Shortages under Price Dependent

Demand and Inflation”

Barik, S.

Mishra, S.

Paikray, S.K.

Misra, U.K.

Asian Journal of Mathematics

and Computer Research, 8(1):

14-25, ISSN: 2395- 4205 (P),

ISSN: 2395-4213 (O),

International Knowledge

Press(SCOPUS).

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19 2016 “Absolute Indexed Matrix Summability

of an infinite Series”

Jati R.K ,Paikray S.K

Mishra U.K., Jena B.B.

AJMCR,Vol.-1, issue-

11,ISSN:2395-4205,PP46-56

15. Awards/ Honors to the faculty

Awards/ Honors to the faculty during past five years are shown below:

Prof. Chandralekha visited as a guest faculty to teach “Robotics and its Application” at Ravenshaw University during 18th March-2015 to 25th March-2015.

Prof. Prodosh Kumar Gantayat visited as a guest faculty to teach “Theory of Computation” at Ravenshaw University during 10th January-2015 to 15th January-2015.

H. S. Moharana, G. B. Beura, K. Khuntia, “Effective implementation of Six Sigma In industrial Concerns” , The Institution of Engineers(I), 53rd annual technical Session, February 5,2012, Institution Award.

H. S. Moharana, S. K. Senapati, K. Khuntia “Thrust Force Minimization in Step-Feed Micro Drilling by ANOVA Compatible to Taguchi Method” , The Institution of Engineers(I), 53rd annual technical Session, February 5,2012, Brundaban Sahu Memorial Award.

A paper titled „Serving the Insured Customers‟ by Dr. S.M. Das and Mr. B.M. Dash was adjudged the Best Research Paper by AIMA amongst various research papers published in their Journal “Indian Management” in the year 2012.

H. S. Moharana, K. Mohapatra , “Lean Manufacturing in Sponge Iron Industries in Globalised Environment” , The Institution of Engineers(I), 54th annual technical Session, February 10,2013, Sankarsan Jena Memorial Award.

H. S. Moharana, T. P. Mohapatra , S.S. Mishra“Factors in SCM in Sponge Iron Industries ” , The Institution of Engineers(I), 55th annual technical Session, March 1,2014, Dr. Pratap Chandra Panda Award.

Prof. Rajeev Agarwal visited as a guest faculty to teach “Pipelining” at SOA University during 21th September 2014 to 25th September 2014.

Prof. Sangram Kumar Tripathy Visited as a guest faculty to teach “Real time system” at Kalyani University, West Bengal during 12th October 2014 to 16th October 2014.

Prof. Girish Das visited as a guest faculty to teach “Wireless Sensor Network” at Salem, Anna University during 12th July-2013 to 17th July-2013.

16. Internal resources generated

Name of Firm Period of work

Amount generated

Purpose of Work

ORICCLEAN (P)

Ltd 2016

Pending for

Final Approval

Technical advice on improvement of

material handling process

Bharat Motors 2016 10,000

Industry Oriented Knowledge Transfer

Program On Vibration Measuring

Instrument Of Automobile

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ORICCLEAN (P)

Ltd 2016 1,18,000 Study on Energy conservation

17. Details of dept. assistance

During the year 2016, financial assistance has been received from AICTE for Rs. 14.212 lakhs as per details given below:

MODROB Dr.S.K Mishra Rs. 14,21,200

9-282/RIFD/MODROB/POLICY-1/ 2014-215 (Pvt.)

dated 19.01.2016

18. Community services

NSS unit provides Community services e.g. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Jal Chhatra, Blood donation Camp, Social uplift program at the adopted tribal village „ANJUA‟ in Cuttack district, Computer awareness program at local schools

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

Teachers 03

Non - teaching & Admin. 05

20. Teaching and non teaching staff ratio

Teachers 97

Non-teaching 81

Teaching and non teaching staff ratio 1.197

21. Improvements in library services

A Three storied library building with carpet area of 3000 sq.mtr. serves as central library.

It is fully automated, 35 numbers of computers with internet connection are available.

Fully computerized using LIBSYS package with Web OPAC facilities

National and International journals with back volumes are available in a good numbers.

The college initiated e-Library in the Intranet to provide the facilities like e-Book, Lecture Materials, Model Questions etc.

Member of National Digital Library (NDL) and Delnet.

Details of the books available in the central library:

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Total no. of volumes 39,456

Reference 4,901

Total no. of titles 5,826

Book Bank 5,100

The ratio between student enrolled and books is 1:12

Library has its own homepage through which users get access to Web OPAC, Institutional repository, e-journals etc.

A separate room for promotion of research activity and three reading rooms are provided in the central library.

Separate budget for the library is provided.

Dedicated information processing lab with 30 systems for accessing institutional subscribed e-resources & NPTEL Materials.

E- Journal Access facility available (IEEE Journals, Science Direct, Springer, ASME, J-GATE)

Library facilities are augmented every year.

Power back up system is available.

Besides, Departmental libraries with adequate nos. of books serve each department

22. New books and journal subscribed

Volume: 227

23. Courses in which student assessment is introduced and the action taken on student feedback

The students' feedback on various courses is regularly obtained through interaction by the Principal and the HODs of various Departments. Accordingly, steps are taken to analyze and follow up actions are taken to improve the quality of teaching.

24. Feed-back from stakeholders Feedback is obtained from various stakeholders i.e. alumni, parents, industries to improve the quality of teaching learning processes, services offered to students. Canteen committees, hostel committees take constant feedback from inmates to improve upon the services offered.

25. Unit cost of education Rs. 1,11,340 26. Computerization of administration and the process of admission and ` examination result, issue certificate

The institution has been ensuring wide publicity of the curricular programme and the admission process through several means such as: prospectus, institutional website(s) and advertisements in widely circulating regional and national newspapers, mass contact

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and other such means. For admission into the B.Tech / M.Tech different professional courses in the institution, student in-take is on the basis of merit in Orissa Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE), AIEEE and other entrance tests conducted by recognized boards/councils. The admission is done through internet (e-admission) by the state authorities, for which the institute has special information and assistance services for the interested parents/student free of cost at the campus. Equity in admission (for students of disadvantaged communities/castes, women, differently able etc.) is maintained in the joint entrance merit lists as per the State / central Govt. guidelines. The entire process of examination is computerized, both for internal and university examinations.

27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

The following infrastructural facilities have been added to the existing facilities during the year 2016-17:

A new block of Staff quarters has been constructed inside the campus during the year.

A Solid Work Software has been installed in Mech. Engg. Dept.

An AutoCAD & STAAD PRO Lab has been set-up in Civil Engg. Dept.

A CAD / CAM Lab has been set-up in Mech. Engg. Dept.

A KDM Lab has been set-up in Mech. Engg. Dept.

Other existing Infrastructural Facilities of the institute includes

Main Academic Building

Academic Block – II & III

Administrative Block

Electrical Sciences Block

A fully digital Library Block with modern 24x7 facilities

An advanced Communication and Language lab.

DG sets for uninterrupted power supply

Postal and Banking service with ATM facilities

Health centre with Ambulance Services (2 nos.)

Auditorium and Open Air Theatre

Conference Hall and Seminar Hall

Well-built hostels for Boys and Girls with all amenities and common room with Newspaper, Magazines, TVs, Libraries, telephone facility.

Sports Complex, Play grounds, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool

Canteen and Coffee Parlor

Market Complex

A large fleet of Buses and Staff Cars/Small vehicles

Round the clock Internet facilities for Faculty in respective departments and hostels.

28. Technology up gradation NETSIM is installed in Computer Sc. Engg. Dept.

An AutoCAD & STAAD PRO Lab has been set-up in Civil Engg. Dept.

A CAD / CAM Lab has been set-up in Mech. Engg. Dept.

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29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non teaching Staff and students

The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled and faculty/students access the facility freely..

Internet Bandwidth of 45 MB is available.

The Institution acts as facilitator for e-learning material (NPTEL video lecture) and the accession of online lecture of various experts from reputed Institutes.

College is also having membership of CSI and conducting Workshops and Guest Lectures.

Fully computerized using LIBSYS package with Web OPAC facilities

30. Financial aid and other support services to students

Financial assistance and other support services provided by the institute in various modes and practices include inter-alia the following:

Special concessions on course fee to employees‟ wards

Special concessions on course fee to meritorious and financially weaker students.

Financial assistance is extended to economically weaker students from Govt. to minimize the drop-out rate in the college.

Other facilities provided to students include Xerox, internet, wi-fi, transport services, food courts, sports & games provisions, etc.

31. Activities and supports from alumni association The Alumni association of the institute holds its meet once a year. Suggestions from the alumni are received during the meeting as well as through the association‟s web site. The association plays a catalytic role in building the image of the institute.

32. Activities and supports from parent teacher association

The proctors of each department interact with the parents of students at regular intervals to appraise about academic performance and conduct of their ward. Parent teachers meet are held biannually by each department.

33. Health services

The institute has its in-house health services which include the following:

A health centre with attending doctor, dispensary staff, emergency medicines

Ambulance (2 nos.) for round the clock services with all accessories.

34. Performance in sports activities

The following events were conducted during the year:

Annual Sports

Inter-college cricket tournament (Khel-Utsav)

Students participated in Football tournament organized by Silicon Institute of Technology.

Champions in Cricket Tournament organized by BPUT students union.

35. Incentive to outstanding sports persons

Students have been provided with transport facilities, attendance, sports kits, etc.

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Felicitation to achievers by presenting special awards by the chief guest in Annual function of the college as a mark of recognition and encouragement. Parents of such students are given special invitations to attend the function.

Their photo with trophies /awards is published in institute newsletters and journals.

36. Students achievements and awards

Name Award Received Year Photo

Sandep Kumar Qualified in GATE-2016 with good score

2016

Khirod Kumar Mahanta

Best student award for highest attendance in 3rd year

2016

Abhishek Kumar Best student award for highest CGPA in

3rd year 2016

Sridhar Patra Best student award for highest

attendance in 2nd year 2016

Monalisha Muduli Best student award for highest CGPA in

2nd year 2016

Alipta Mohanty Best student award for highest attendance in 1st year

2016

Rakesh Kumar Shah

Best student award for highest CGPA in 1st year

2016

Amlan Samal Best Student Coordinator 2017 Subhangini Acharya

1st prize in inter college Project

competition DREIST -2K17 for the

project Robotics Soil Digger

2017

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Rakesh Ku. Shah

1

st prize in inter college Project



2017

Suresh Oraon 1st prize in inter college Project



2017

Manisha

Mohapatra

2nd

prize in inter college Project

competition DREIST -2K17 for project

Infinite distance based Grid Control

2017

Somesh Ku.

Samal

2nd



project Infinite distance based Grid

Control

2017

Lagnajit Nayak 2nd



on Infinite distance based Grid Control

2017

Tushar Bakshi

3rd



on Intelligent Transportation System

2017

Vinay Kumar

3rd



on Intelligent Transportation System

2017

Sruti Ranjan

Sahoo

3rd



project Intelligent Transportation

System

2017

COMPUTER SC.& ENGG.

Ram Niranjan Raju Mishra

Football champion 2017

Pramod Kumar Khandai

Football champion 2017

Vikash Kumar Zonal Winner 2016

ELECTRONICS ENGG.

Kiran Kumar Sahu

1st position in the Project contest during VASANTIKA 2K-17 on Arduion Home Based Automation using Android Application in

2017

Govind Kumar

1st position in the Project contest of Arduion Home Based Automation using Android Application in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Vivek Kumar

1st position in the Project contest of Arduion Home Based Automation using Andriod Application in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

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Afrin Tarannum 2nd position in the Project contest of RFID Based Automatic toll gate with E-transaction in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Priya Darshini Sahoo

2nd position in the Project contest of RFID Based Automatic toll gate with E-transaction in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Richa Xaxio 2nd position in the Project contest of RFID Based Automatic toll gate with E-transaction in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Suman Sekhar Sahoo

2nd position in the Project contest of RFID Based Automatic toll gate with E-transaction in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Ruchismita Patnaik

2nd position in the in the project contest of Electronically developed India in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Subhasmita Barik

2nd position in the in the project contest of Electronically developed India in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Barsha Priyadarshini

2nd position in project contest of Electronically developed India in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Mayus Mirtam Samal

3rd position in the in the project contest of Automatic Irrigation Using Soil Moisture Sensor in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Barsha Priyadashini

2ND position in the in 4X100MTR Relay in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Richa Xaxlo 3RD position in the in 4X100MTR Relay in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

Vivek Kumar 1st position in the in Badmintor single (men) in VASANTIKA 2K-17

2017

CIVIL ENGG.

Civil Simplified National Level Bridge Design Challenge

2016

Competition on Bridge Design, at DRIEMS

2016

37. Activities of guidance and counseling unit Senior and experienced faculty members in each department are appointed as

MENTORS to provide guidance and counseling to the students.

Faculty members functioning as Proctors are in constant touch with students in batches of 20-25 to provide guidance and counseling to them.

The Career Development & Counseling (CDC) Cell, a dedicated unit under an experienced professional group also provides necessary service to students in this direction.

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38. Placement services provided to students The Career Development Cell (CDC) of the institute looks after all the matters relating to placement of students. This cell invites various corporate houses who conduct the recruitment drives in the campus. Apart from this the CDC also coordinates with other institutes for pooled campus drives in which students of the institute participate as per their eligibility. In all, 355 no. of students have been placed in the year 2016 as against the strength of 460, amounting to 77%. The branch-wise placement details are given below:

Branch Strength Placed Higher %

Studies

CSE 54 51 1 96

IT 2 1 0 50

ETC 59 54 2 95

AEI 4 4 0 100

EE 87 63 7 80

MECH 179 114 15 72

CIVIL 75 53 4 76

39. Development programs for non teaching staff Development programs are regularly held in-house to provide refresher training to non-teaching staff. The broad areas of training are Office management, proficiency in English language, official drafting, work ethics etc. Senior and experienced faculty members act as resource persons. The following Staff Development programs were conducted during 2016-17:

„Winter Course‟ on Communication Skill held on 19.01.2016.

„Summer Course‟ on Managerial Skill held on 15.04.2016.

„Winter Course‟ on Inter-personal Skill held on 19.12.2016.

40. Good practices of institution

Each faculty member prepares and uploads about 50 objective-type questions to the Departmental Question Bank for benefit of students.

Special Round-table sessions are held by subject teachers in various departments to discuss model short questions with small group of students keeping the GATE requirements in view.

TECHFEST- an exhibition for technical projects / models is held each year with active participation of students of various departments. This provides the desired impetus to students in shaping and sharpening their innovative ideas.

Students participate in social service events like community cleaning drives, spreading Social awareness through campaigns, blood donation drives, etc.

41. Linkages developed with national / international, academic / research Bodies

Linkage established with the following organizations for research, training and development of soft-ware:

BARC for research in Engineering Chemistry.

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CTTC and CIPET for research projects and design of soft-wares on Auto CAD, Catia, Pro-E etc.

ORACLE, WIPRO Mission 10X, Microsoft, Redhat Linux etc.

42. Action taken report on AQAR of previous year

AQAR 2015-16 was placed before the IQAC and the contents were noted after due deliberation. IQAC members approved the AQAR. The following suggestions were made to IQAC for the year 2016-17:

IQAC to play a major role to encourage teachers for higher studies and Research & consultancy projects and secure research funds from various funding agencies.

The scope of Industry-Institute Partnership should be broadened by entering MOUs with more organizations/industries.

Thrust on Internal Quality Assurance practices should be maintained unabated.

Conducting more nos. of Seminars and workshops by inviting Industry professionals and academic experts.

Increase in interaction with stakeholders e.g. Parents & guardians, Students, Alumni, Industry professionals.

43. Any other relevant information

The academic audit of 2015-16 was held in during the year 2016 by BPUT.

Van Mahotsav was celebrated to promote planting of trees and encourage about to promoting Green environment.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was conducted to promote the culture of cleanliness in living environment.

Observance of awareness program on AIDS/HIV prevention by Red Ribbon Club.

„Skilling India‟ – a Skill Development Program was conducted with the association of BPUT in which students from various colleges under the Univ. participated.

Accreditation with „A‟ Grade received from NAAC.

Affiliation documents submitted to Affiliated University (BPUT)

SECTION C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year

The thrust on achievement remained the main focus by all departments and agencies. Seminars and talks on various topics were organized by the departments both internally and by inviting professionals and experts from industry and outside institutes for students and faculty members. There have been valued additions to the existing infrastructures e.g. setting up labs with advanced software in Civil Dept., staff quarters, CAD / CAM labs in ME Dept., etc. Special classes were held for final year students for GATE preparedness, etc. Examinations, class tests were conducted in time and students were shown their answer sheets. Technical Exhibition was organized in which students of every dept. got opportunity to display their innovative acumen. Teaching-learning system was strengthened with induction of new faculty members. Publication of research papers by faculty members in different journals remained a major thrust in academic achievements.

IQAC had played significant role in contribution to Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes in the following manner:

Development of Quality parameters for various academic and administrative activities of the Institute.

IQAC has created more space for interaction between teachers and students both at the department level as well as at the general.

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