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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology 1

CONTENTS

VISION OF THE DEPARTMENT .................................................................................................. 4

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT ............................................................................................... 4

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs) .............................................................. 4

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs) ..................................................................................................... 5

PROGRAMME OFFERED .............................................................................................................. 6

DEPARTMENT ADVISORY BOARD ........................................................................................... 6

ACCREDITATION .......................................................................................................................... 7

ADMISSIONS .................................................................................................................................. 7

CURRICULUM ................................................................................................................................ 7

PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING GAPS IN THE SYLLABUS .......................................................... 8

ADD ON COURSES (BEYOND THE SYLLABUS) ..................................................................... 9

EXAMINATION RESULTS ............................................................................................................ 9

Semester wise pass percentage ................................................................................................... 9

Batch wise pass percentage ....................................................................................................... 10

PLACEMENT STATISTICS ......................................................................................................... 10

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ........................................................................................................ 11

Entrepreneurship ....................................................................................................................... 11

Student Exchange Programme .................................................................................................. 11

Innovative Student Projects ...................................................................................................... 11

STUDENT EVALUATION ........................................................................................................... 12

STUDENT FEEDBACK ................................................................................................................ 13

MENTORING PROCESS .............................................................................................................. 14

REMEDIAL PROCESS.................................................................................................................. 14

STAFF LIST ................................................................................................................................... 15

TECHNICAL STAFF ..................................................................................................................... 16

ADJUNCT FACULTY ................................................................................................................... 16

TEACHER QUALITY ................................................................................................................... 16

INFRASTRUCTURE ..................................................................................................................... 17

INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION.............................................................................................. 18

SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED .............................................................................. 20



INVITED TALK BY EXPERTS .................................................................................................... 20

CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/FDP’s ATTENDED BY FACULTY ................. 21

FACULTY AS RESOURCE PERSONS ....................................................................................... 21

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY ............................................................................ 22

PUBLICATION BY STUDENTS .................................................................................................. 23

BRANCH ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES ..................................................................................... 23

PROFESSIONAL BODY ACTIVITIES ........................................................................................ 24

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI ......................................................................................................... 25

BEST PRACTICES ........................................................................................................................ 26

RESEARCH & CONSULTANCY ................................................................................................. 27

PHOTO GALLERY........................................................................................................................ 28

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Programme offered by the department .............................................................................. 6

Figure 2: Department Advisory Board Members ............................................................................. 6

Figure 3 : Admission details ............................................................................................................. 7

Figure 4: Process of identifying gaps in the syllabus ....................................................................... 8

Figure 5: Semester wise pass percentage .......................................................................................... 9

Figure 6: Batch wise pass percentage ............................................................................................. 10

Figure 7: Placement statistics.......................................................................................................... 10

Figure 8: Article published in Deccan Chronicle Daily .................................................................. 11

Figure 9: Various modes of student feedback................................................................................. 13

Figure 10: Mentoring process ......................................................................................................... 14

Figure 11: Remedial process ........................................................................................................... 14

Figure 12: Summery of remedial classes ........................................................................................ 14

Figure 13: Summary of industrial visit ........................................................................................... 19

Figure 14: Summary of industrial training...................................................................................... 19

Figure 15: Summary of seminars & workshops organized ............................................................. 20

Figure 16: Summary of invited talks .............................................................................................. 20

Figure 17: Summary of conferences/seminars/workshops/FDPs attended by faculty.................... 21

Figure 18: Summary of journal/conference publications by faculty .............................................. 22

Figure 19: Summary of Real Mechanica activities ......................................................................... 23

Figure 20: Summary of professional body activities ...................................................................... 24

Figure 21: No. of professional body membership for faculty/students .......................................... 25

Figure 22: Department research groups .......................................................................................... 26



LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Admission details................................................................................................................ 7

Table 2: Affiliation of students admitted .......................................................................................... 7

Table 3: List of add on courses beyond syllabus .............................................................................. 9

Table 4: Entrepreneurs .................................................................................................................... 11

Table 5: Student Evaluation ............................................................................................................ 12

Table 6: Teacher quality ................................................................................................................. 16

Table 7: Details of faculty as resource person ................................................................................ 22

Table 8: Publication by students ..................................................................................................... 23

Table 9: Details of funded research projects................................................................................... 27

Table 10: Details of research proposals submitted ......................................................................... 27

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE 1: CURRICULUM

1.1 B.Tech programme affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University ........................................... 36

1.2 B. Tech programmes affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University ............... 38

ANNEXURE 2: PLACEMENT STATISTICS .............................................................................. 48

ANNEXURE 3: STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ............................................................................. 51

ANNEXURE 4: STUDENT FEEDBACK

4.1 Course Feedback ................................................................................................................. 53

4.2 Class Committee Meeting ................................................................................................... 55

4.3 Course Committee Meeting ................................................................................................ 56

ANNEXURE 5: REMEDIAL CLASSES ....................................................................................... 57

ANNEXURE 6: INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION

6.1 Industrial Visit .................................................................................................................... 60

6.2 Industrial Training .............................................................................................................. 60

ANNEXURE 7: SEMINAR/WORKSHOP/TRAINING PROGRAM ORGANISED .................. 71

ANNEXURE 8: INVITED TALKS BY EXPERTS ...................................................................... 75

ANNEXURE 9: FDP/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS ATTENDED BY FACULTY ....................... 77

ANNEXURE 10: CONFERENCE/ JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY ..................... 84

ANNEXURE 11: DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION – REAL MECHANICA

11.1 Activities ........................................................................................................................... 86

11.2 Office Bearers Of Real Mechanica ................................................................................... 87

ANNEXURE 12: RESEARCH GROUPS ...................................................................................... 88



VISION OF THE DEPARTMENT

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

VISION

• To evolve into a centre of excellence by imparting professional education inmechanical engineering with a unique academic and research ambience thatfosters innovation, creativity and excellence.

MISSION

• To have state-of-the art infrastructure facilities

• To have highly qualified and experienced faculty from academics, researchorganizations and industry.

• To develop students as socially committed professionals with soundengineering knowledge, creative minds, leadership qualities and practicalskills.

PEO 1

• Demonstrated the ability to analyse, formulate and solve/design engineering/reallife problems based on his/her solid foundation in mathematics, science andengineering.

PEO 2

• Showcased the ability to apply their knowledge and skills for a successful career indiverse domains viz., industry/technical, research and higher education/academiawith creativity, commitment and social consciousness.

PEO 3

• Exhibited professionalism, ethical attitude, communication skill, team work,multidisciplinary approach, professional development through continuededucation and an ability to relate engineering issues to broader social context.



PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

Engineering Students will be able to

PO1: EngineeringKnowledge

• Apply the knowledge of Mathematics, Science, Engineeringfundamentals, and Mechanical Engineering to the solution ofcomplex engineering problems

PO2: Problemanalysis

• Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyzecomplex Engineering problems reaching substantiatedconclusions using first principles of mathematics, naturalsciences, and Engineering sciences

PO3:Design/Developmentof solutions

• Design solutions for complex Engineering problems anddesign system components or processes that meet the specifiedneeds with appropriate consideration for the public health andsafety, and the cultural, societal, and environmentalconsiderations

PO4: Conductinvestigations ofcomplex problems

• Use research based knowledge and research methods includingdesign of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, andsynthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions

PO5: Modern Toolusage

• Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources,and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction andmodeling to complex Engineering activities with anunderstanding of the limitations

PO6: The Engineer& Society

• Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge toassess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and theconsequent responsibilities relevant to the professionalEngineering practice

PO7: Environment &sustainability

• Understand the impact of the professional Engineeringsolutions in societal and environmental contexts, anddemonstrate the knowledge of, and the need for sustainabledevelopments

PO8: Ethics• Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and

responsibilities and norms of the Engineering practice

PO9: Individual &team work

• Function effectively as an individual, and as a member orleader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings

PO10:Communication

• Communicate effectively on complex Engineering activitieswith the Engineering Community and with society at large,such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reportsand design documentation, make effective presentations, andgive and receive clear instructions

PO11: ProjectManagement &finance

• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Engineeringand management principles and apply these to one’s ownwork, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projectsand in multi-disciplinary environments

PO12: Life-longlearning

• Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability toengage in independent and life-long learning in the broadestcontext of technological change



Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) are established by taking Vision and Mission of the

institution as a basis to interact with various stakeholders, keeping in view the Graduate Attributes

listed above. Each Programme Curriculum and administrative system contributes towards the

attainment of PEOs.

PROGRAMME OFFERED

Figure 1: Programme offered by the department

DEPARTMENT ADVISORY BOARD

Figure 2: Department Advisory Board Members

Department Advisory Board has external members from industry & academic institutions and

senior faculty members from the department.

The responsibilities of Department Advisory Board are:-

Interact and liaison with key stakeholders.

Develop and recommend new or revised objectives and outcomes of the program.

B. Tech

INTERNAL

Dr. Thankachan T. Pullan

Associate Professor & HOD (Convenor)

Prof. Gopalakrishna Pillai A.

Professor

Dr. Manoj G. Tharian Associate

Professor

EXTERNAL

Mr. Thomas Varkey AGM(HR), NTPC

Alappuzha

Prof. K.J. Devasia, Professor, Dept. of

Mechanical Engineering, VJCET

Mr. Roshan F. Konikkara,

Production Engineer, Hail Stone Innovations,

Thrissur



Review and analyse the gap in the curriculum and give necessary feedback.

Receive report of Department Assessment Committee and monitor the progress of the program.

ACCREDITATION

NAAC accredited in 2009

ADMISSIONS

Table 1: Admission details

Figure 3 : Admission details

CURRICULUM

In the current academic year,

Semester University

B. Tech S1-S4 APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

B. Tech S5-S8 Mahatma Gandhi University

Table 2: Affiliation of students admitted

Detailed curriculum is listed in Annexure 1.

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PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING GAPS IN THE SYLLABUS

Figure 4: Process of identifying gaps in the syllabus

To identify the gaps with the requirements of both industry and society, technical experts drawn

from industry are included in the Department Advisory Board. For the better attainment of PO’s,

the Department Advisory Board, identifies the gaps in the syllabus by considering the current

syllabus and analysing the recent trends in technology. Suggestions are then made on which courses

which need to be added.

Measures to bridge the course level gaps include:

1. The topics to be covered beyond the syllabus in some of the courses are identified and faculty

in-charge of the courses are requested to cover these topics in the class in the form of regular

Subject teachers

Analysis by course experts

Course outcome &

its correlation

with programmeoutcomes

Gaps in syllabus

identified

Assessment committee

Department Advisory

Board

SYLLABUS



classes, assignments, student seminars, short term courses for tools like AutoCAD, CATIA

and identifying add-on programs for the courses.

Measures to bridge programme level gaps include:

1. Organizing industrial visit and industrial training to provide exposure to industrial

environment.

2. Promoting placements in core companies.

3. Conduct of short term courses/invited talks to provide insight about the current trends in

industry.

ADD ON COURSES (BEYOND THE SYLLABUS)

Table 3: List of add on courses beyond syllabus

EXAMINATION RESULTS

Semester wise pass percentage

Figure 5: Semester wise pass percentage

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Course Batch Date

Autodesk fusion 360 – training

session for modelling software

S5 ME Alpha & Beta 03/09/16

S5 ME Beta 27/08/16

All ME batches 16/04/2016



Batch wise pass percentage

Figure 6: Batch wise pass percentage

PLACEMENT STATISTICS

Figure 7: Placement statistics

Refer Annexure 2 for details of placement statistics.

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Table 4: Entrepreneurs

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME

Following Students were selected from Department of Mechanical Engineering to visit Sojo

University, Japan under Sakura Student Exchange programme.

1. Mr. Joseph Erinjery (2016)

2. Mr. Mathew Paul (2017)

3. Mr. Ashin Cherian Joseph (2017)

INNOVATIVE STUDENT PROJECTS

Name of Project: Pyrolysis of waste plastic to fuel

Guided by: Mr. Vineeth K. P.

Figure 8: Article published in Deccan Chronicle Daily

Refer Annexure 3 for more details of student achievements.

Sl. No Name Semester, Year Name of Start up

1 Mr. Athul Ram S5 ME 2016 M/s Animus A. I

2 Mr. Mohammed Aboobacker S8 ME 2015 M/s Mobio



STUDENT EVALUATION

Student evaluation is based on university regulations. In addition to that seminars, quizzes etc. are

also conducted for evaluation. Table 4 shows the evaluation criteria stipulated by the university.

University

Internal Marks End Semester

Examination Total

Assignments Test

Papers Attendance

Mahatma

Gandhi

University

(Prior to 2015

admissions)

10 marks 30 marks 10 marks 100 marks 150

marks

APJ Abdul

Kalam

Technological

University

(2015

admissions

onwards)

10 marks 40 marks NIL 100 marks 150

marks

For few

subjects 20 marks 80 marks NIL 50 marks

150

marks

Table 5: Student Evaluation



STUDENT FEEDBACK

Figure 9: Various modes of student feedback

Samples of course feedback, minutes of meeting of course committee and minutes of meeting of

class committee are shown in Annexures 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 respectively.

Feedbackfrom Student

Faculty Interaction

Class Committee

Course Committe

Course Feedback

• Online feedback is taken at the end of each semester onthe effectiveness of faculty members.

• Questions with appropriate weightages are framed tocomment on their strength and weakness.

Faculty Interaction

• Online feedback is taken at the end of each semester forthe courses engaged.

• Questions are framed to understand the effectiveness ofthe course in achieving the PO's and PSO's.

Course Feedback

• Course comittee is formed for common courses engaged.

• Committee meets with the students to understand the problems they are facing with the course.

• Committee also review the quality of the question paper.

Course Committee

• Class Committee includes students of different catogoriesof the class.

• Committee takes feedback about the completion,effectiveness of the course & on the infrastructure.

Class Committee



MENTORING PROCESS

Figure 10: Mentoring process

REMEDIAL PROCESS

Figure 11: Remedial process

Figure 12: Summery of remedial classes

Refer Annexure 5 for details regarding remedial class.

Each class is split into groups of 15 studentsand each group is assigned a mentor.

Mentoring hours scheduled every week toenable the student to interact with his/hermentor.

Irrespective of mentee allotment teachersidentify shortcomings in students and takeactions to correct.

The department maintains a record of themeetings between student and mentor.

Weak students identified after

series exam

Cource faculty members take remedial class

Regular follow-up is done with the student to gauge

improvement

More remedial classes arranged based on level of

improvement

Mentoring sessions also

arranged for the students

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STAFF LIST

Dr. Thankachan T. Pullan, Associate Professor & HoD

Dr. John M. George, Professor, Dean

(Academics) & Vice Principal

Prof. Gopalakrishna Pillai A., Professor

Dr. Manoj G. Tharian Associate Professor

Mr. Abinson Paul N. Assistant Professor

Dr. Ajith Kumar A. Assistant Professor

Mr. Akash James Assistant Professor

Mr. Harikrishnan C. Assistant Professor

Mr. James Mathew Assistant Professor

Mr. Jeffin Johnson Assistant Professor

Mr. Jibin Noble Assistant Professor

Mr. Jithin P. N. Assistant Professor

Fr. Joel George Pullolil CMI, Assistant Professor

Mr. John Paul C. D. Assistant Professor

Mr. Manu Joseph Assistant Professor

Mr. Mathew Baby Assistant Professor

Mr. Rathish T. R. Assistant Professor

Mr. Senjo Manuel Assistant Professor

Mr. Sidheek P. A. Assistant Professor

Mr. Sooraj Chacko Assistant Professor

Dr. Sreekumar V. M. Assistant Professor

Mr. Tony Chacko Assistant Professor

Mr. K. Uday Sankar Assistant Professor

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P. Assistant Professor

Mr. Vishnu Sankar Assistant Professor



TECHNICAL STAFF

ADJUNCT FACULTY

TEACHER QUALITY

Table 6: Teacher quality

Mr. Krishnakumar M. R. Workshop

Superintendent

Mr. Jaison M. T. Technical Assistant

Mr. Jeeson John

Lab Assistant

Mr. Anoop Xavier

Lab Assistant

Mr. Jithu Davies

Lab Assistant

Mr. Saibil A. R.

Lab Assistant

Mr. Sudheesh Kumar M. S., Lab Assistant

Mr. Lonappan M. O.

Trade Instructor

Mr. Jinu Johnson

Lab Assistant

Mr. Sreejith R

Lab Assistant

Mr. Bijoy P.S.

Lab Assistant

Mr. Sidharthan K.P.

Lab Assistant

Dr.-Ing. Harald Drück, Adjunct Professor,Department of Mechanical Engineering,currently the Head of “Research and TestingCentre for SolarThermal Systems”, ITW,University of Stuttgart

Number of faculty

members Asst. Professor

Associate

Professor Professor

Adjunct

Professor

M. Tech/M.E./M.S. 19 - 1 -

Ph.D. 2 2 1 1

More than 10 years

teaching experience - - 2 1

More than 10 years

industry experience - 1 - -



INFRASTRUCTURE

ADVANCED MACHINE TOOL LABORATORY

• 294 sq. m.

• Shaping, slotting & milling machines

MACHINE TOOL LABORATORY

• 204 sq.m.

• Lathe & drilling machine

FLUID MECHANICS LABORATORY

• 270 sq.m.

• Notches & orifice, pitot tube, venturimeter, orificemeter etc.

HYDRAULIC MACHINES LABORATORY

• 364.8 sq.m.

• Impulse & reaction turbines, rotary & positice displacement pumps, hydraulic ram

CAD/CAM LABORATORY

• 121.2 sq.m.

• Workstations with AutoCAD, CATIA and ANSYS

HEAT ENGINES LABORATORY

• 360 sq.m.

• IC engines, Bomb Calorimeter etc.

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS LABORATORY

• 277.37 sq.m.

• Heat transfer equipments, compressor, motorized gyroscope, universal governors etc.

MECHANICAL MEASUREMENTS LABORATORY

• 121.2 sq.m

• Vernier height gauge, bevel protractor, outside micrometer, strain gauge, profile projector, LVDT etc.

MECHANICAL WORKSHOP

• 244.8 sq.m.

• Smithy, foundry, carpentry, fitting & casting operations



INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION

Industrial visits and Industrial training are undertaken as a part of effective implementation of the

curriculum. In order to bridge the gap between academia & industry, regular industrial

training/visits are arranged which give the students a better idea of the current practices & trends in

industry, latest developments, career opportunities etc.

UG LECTURE HALLS

5 nos

2 rooms - 101.4 sq.m & 3 rooms - 100.2 sq.m.

Internet facility, projector, adequate number of fans and lights, podium

DEPARTMENT LIBRARY

27.76 sq.m.

No. of volumes available: 237

STAFF ROOMS

3 nos.

2 rooms of 123.12 sq.m. and 1 room of 82.08 sq.m.

Adequate number of lghts, fans, internet facility, computer & printer

INTERNET FACILITIES

Asianet & Vodafone

Availability Bandwidth & Speed : 130 Mbps

Availability of internet in most of the computing labs, departments and faculty rooms : 24x7

DEPARTMENT SEMINAR HALL

277.37 sq.m.

Adequate number of lights, fans and podium

TUTORIAL HALL

3 nos

1 room of 100.2 sq.m. and 2 rooms of 58.2 sq.m.

Internet facility, facility for using projector, adequate number of fans and lights, Podium



Figure 13: Summary of industrial visit

Refer Annexure 6.1 for details regarding industrial visit

Figure 14: Summary of industrial training

Refer Annexure 6.2 for details regarding industrial training

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT

HMT Pallivasal Hydroelectric Power Project Keltron India Ltd.

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SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED

Figure 15: Summary of seminars & workshops organized

Refer Annexure 7 for detailed list of Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/FDPs organized

INVITED TALK BY EXPERTS

Figure 16: Summary of invited talks

Refer Annexure 8 for details of Invited Talk by Experts

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CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/FDP’s ATTENDED BY

FACULTY

Figure 17: Summary of conferences/seminars/workshops/FDPs attended by faculty

Refer Annexure 9 for details regarding Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/FDPs attended by

Faculty

FACULTY AS RESOURCE PERSONS

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Sl.

No. Name Venue Date Topic

1 Dr. John M.

George

Rajagiri School of

Engineering &

Technology

04/07/2016

Meaning and significance

of the teacher being

disciplined

2 Dr. Manoj G.

Tharian

Rajagiri School of

Engineering &

Technology

05/07/2016 Towards accreditation from

the first day

3

Prof. A.

Gopalakrishna

Pillai

Rajagiri School of

Engineering &

Technology

05/07/2016 How can a teacher be

effective?



Table 7: Details of faculty as resource person

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY

Figure 18: Summary of journal/conference publications by faculty

Refer Annexure 10 for details regarding Journal/Conference Publications

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4 Dr. Thankachan

T. Pullan

Model Engineering

College 19/09/2016

FDP on Mechatronics,

Automation & Robotics


1. Dr. Manoj G.

Tharian

National Institute of

Technical Training

and Research

26/11/2015 Invited talk NBA –

accreditation procedures


1. Dr. Manoj G.

Tharian

Viswajyothi College

of Engineering &

Technology

04/11/2014 NBA accreditation –

procedures & process



PUBLICATION BY STUDENTS

Academic Year 2015– 16

Sl.

No. Name Batch Paper Title

Date/ year

of conduct Journals

1

Akshay N

2011-15

Performance

Analysis of

Vortex Tube

October

2015

4th National Conference

on Refrigeration and Air

Conditioning

(NCRAC-2015)

Arjun B

Bibin Jose

George Antony

2

Divin Chettiyadan

2011-15

Design of a

helical coil

dehumidifier for

a novel gravity-

driven solar

distillation unit

June 2016

International Conference

on Solar Heating and

Cooling for Buildings

and Industry.

Volume 91, June 2016,

Pages 294–302

Jerin Vadacherry

Kiran Kudakkasseril,

Varghese Parekkadan

Table 8: Publication by students

BRANCH ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES

ME Department Branch Association – REAL MECHANICA was

launched in the year 2012 and was inaugurated by Dr. G. Madhu,

Professor, Division of Chemical Engineering, CUSAT. From its

inception till date various activities have been conducted by REAL

MECHANICA.

REAL MECHANICA annually releases a department magazine

MECHAZINE and a newsletter NEWSMECHERS. MECHAZINE

contains various technical articles compiled by department staff and

students. NEWSMECHERS gives an overview of the department

activities and events.

Figure 19: Summary of Real Mechanica activities

Refer Annexure 11 for detailed list of Branch Association Activities

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PROFESSIONAL BODY ACTIVITIES

Figure 20: Summary of professional body activities

National Weld Meet conducted by Indian Instituteof Welding (IIW) at RSET on 09.10.2015

Inauguration of SAE Cochin Division at RSET on27.08.2016

Lecture on Automotive Sensors & application byDr. E. Rajasekhar, Secretary, SAEISS

Lecture on Automotive Engines - A modernperspective through technology by Mr. S. Krishnan,Vice President, Ashok Leyland

Inauguration of ASHRAE student branch at RSETon 10.01.2017

Lecture on Introduction to Psychrometry byProf. M. P. Maiya, President, ASHRAE Chennai chapter

Lecture on Thermal comfort and Climate zone byDr. R Saravanan, Student activity chair, ASHRAEChennai chapter



Figure 21: No. of professional body membership for faculty/students

**In the above chart, others include Institute of Plant Engineers. Institute of Marine Engineers,

Society of Automotive Engineers, The combustion Institute, Indian Institute of Standards Engineers

& Indian Institute of Wind Engineering.

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Mr. Mohammed Aboobacker graduated in 2015 and co-founded Mobio Global which is a company thatdevelops android games. The company has successfullydeveloped over 100 apps for the android platform. He iscurrently founder & CEO of Markefox Inc, which isfunded by YCombinator, one of the worlds best businessaccelerators.



BEST PRACTICES

Regular departmental research presentations by faculty during research hour on their areas of

interest

Usage of animated slides for teaching Engineering Graphics & Basic Mechanical Engineering

courses developed by Mr. Micky Baisil

Library hour to encourage students to enhance their knowledge

Research Groups

Figure 22: Department research groups

Refer Annexure 12 for details of Student projects guided by various research groups

Energy Engineering Group

•Dr. John M. George

•Prof. Gopalakrishna Pillai A.

•Mr. James Mathew

•Mr. Akash James

•Mr. John Paul C D

•Mr. Tony Chacko

•Mr. Vishnu Sankar

Computer Aided Engineering Group

•Dr. Manoj G. Tharian

•Mr. Jithin P.N.

•Dr. Ajith Kumar A.

•Mr. Mathew Baby

•Mr. Abinson Paul N.

•Mr. Sooraj Chacko

•Mr. Rathish T. R.

Manufacturing Engineering Group

•Dr. Thankachan T. Pullan

•Dr. Sreekumar V. M.

•Mr Sidheek P. A.

•Mr. K. Uday Sankar

•Mr. Jibin Noble

•Mr. Vineeth Krishna P.

•Mr. Senjo Manuel

•Mr. Jeffin Johnson

•Mr. Manu Joseph

•Mr. Harikrishnan C.



RESEARCH & CONSULTANCY

Funded research project from KSCSTE

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Faculty Project Title

Funding

Agency

Amount

(INR)

1

Mr. Akash

James (co-

investigator)

Fabrication of chamber to

produce good quality

charcoal.

KSCSTE 1, 65,000/-

Table 9: Details of funded research projects

Research proposals by faculty members

Sl.

No

Name of the

Faculty Project Title

Funding

Agency

1 Dr. Thankachan

T. Pullan

Experimental investigation of cutting

parameters influence on cutting forces

and surface roughness in hard turning of

steel

DST

2

Dr. Ajith Kumar

A.

&

Mr. Jithin P.N

CFD Analysis of the deposition of

inhaled aerosols in human lungs DST

3

Dr. Thankachan

T. Pullan (PI)

&

Dr. Manoj G.

Tharian (Co-PI).

Production and investigation of

mechanical and machinability properties

of SiC particle reinforced Aluminium

Metal Matrix Composites

UGC

Table 10: Details of research proposals submitted



PHOTO GALLERY

Inauguration of

ASHRAE

Student Branch

National Weld Meet conducted

by Indian Institute of Welding

(IIW)



Blessing of

Laboratories

Switch on Ceremony

of

CNC Lathe



Demonstration of

3D Printing Machine by

Mr. Paul George of S5 ME

Quadruped Robotics

Workshop by

Mr. Paul George of S5 ME



Workshop on

CATIA V6

Workshop on

CFD Tool -

ANSYS FLUENT



Workshop on

AutoCAD 2D and 3D

Modeling

International Workshop

on Green and Renewable

Energy Applications



Inauguration of

SAE Cochin Division

Farewell to

First Batch Students

by Faculty



Releasing of

Technical Magazine

MECHAZINE 2016

Releasing of

Department News Letter

NEWSMECHERS

With Prof. Andy C.

McIntosh

Leeds University, UK

FTP on

CNC Part Programming



Sphere Drone

Design workshop

AutoCAD Fusion 360

Training Session

A Caricature of

Faculty members by

First Batch



ANNEXURE 1

CURRICULUM

1.1 B. Tech programme affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University

5th Semester

Code Subject

Hours/week Marks End-sem

duration-

hours

Credit

s L T P/D Internal End-

sem

EN 010

501A Engineering Mathematics IV 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

502

Computer Aided Design &

Mfg. 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

503

Advanced Mechanics of

Materials 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME010 504 Kinematics of Machinery 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

505 I.C. Engines & Combustion 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

506 Thermodynamics 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

507 CAD/CAM Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

ME 010

508 Electrical & Electronics Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

Total 16 8 6 28

6th Semester

Code Subject


duration-

hours

Credits L T P/D

Interna

l

End-

sem

ME 010 601 Mechanics of Materials 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 602 Heat & Mass Transfer 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 603 Thermal Systems & applications 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 604 Metrology & Machine Tools 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 605 Mechatronics & Control Systems 3 1 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

606Lxx Elective I 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME010 607 Heat Engines Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

ME010 608 Machine Tools Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

Total 15 9 6 28



Elective I

ME 010 606L01 Computational Fluid Dynamics

ME 010 606L02 Composite Materials Technology

ME 010 606L03 Automobile Engineering

ME 010 606L04 Advanced Strength of Materials

ME 010 606L05 Industrial Hydraulics

ME 010 606L06 Project Management

7th Semester

Code Subject

Hours/week Marks End - sem

duration-

hours

Credits L T P/D

Inter

nal

End-

sem

ME 010 701 Design of Machine Elements 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 702 Dynamics of Machines 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 703 Gas Dynamics & Jet Propulsion 2 1 - 50 100 3 3

ME 010 704 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 1 - 50 100 3 3

ME 010 705 Industrial Engineering 2 1 - 50 100 3 3

ME 010

706Lxx Elective II 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 707 Mechanical Measurements Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

ME 010 708 Advanced Machine Tools Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

ME 010 709 Seminar - - 2 50 - - 2

ME 010 710 Project - - 1 50 - - 1

Total 12 9 9 28

Elective II ME010 706L01 Plant Engineering & Maintenance

ME010 706L02 Turbomachines

ME010 706L03 Theory of Vibration

ME010 706L04 Sales & Marketing Management

ME010 706L05 Failure Analysis & Design

ME010 706L06 Foundry & Welding Technology

8th Semester

Code Subject


duration-

hours

Credits L T P/D

Inte-

rnal

End-

sem

ME 010 801 Design of Transmission Elements 3 2 2 50 100 3 4

ME 010 802 Operations Management 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010 803 Production Engineering 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

804Lxx Elective III 2 2 - 50 100 3 4

ME 010

805Gxx Elective IV 2 2 - 50 100 3 4



Electives III ME010 804L01 Aerospace Engineering

ME010 804L02 Advanced Machining Processes

ME010 804L03 Cryogenics

ME010 804L04 Acoustics & noise control

ME010 804L05 Non Destructive Testing

ME010 804L06 Advance Operations Research

Electives IV

ME010 805G01 Industrial Safety

ME010 805G02 Disaster Management

ME010 805G03 Nano Technology

ME010 805G04 Finite Element Analysis

ME010 805G05 Optimization Methods in Design

ME010 805G06 Petrochemical Engineering

1.2 B.Tech programmes affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

1st Semester

Slot Course

No. Subject L-T-P Hours Credits

A MA 101 Calculus 3-1-0 4 4

B

(1/2)

PH 100 Engineering Physics 3-1-0 4 4

CY 100 Engineering Chemistry 3-1-0 4 4

C

(1/2)

BE 100 Engineering Mechanics 3-1-0 4 4

BE110 Engineering Graphics 1-1-3 5 3

D BE101-0X Introduction to Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

E BE103 Introduction to Sustainable

Engineering 2-0-1 3 3

F

CE100 Basics of Civil Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

ME100 Basics of Mechanical Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

ME 010 806 Mechanical Systems Lab - - 3 50 100 3 2

ME 010 807 Project - - 6 100 - - 4

ME 010 808 Viva Voce - - - - 50 - 2

Total 11 10 9 28



(1/4) EE100 Basics of Electrical Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

EC100 Basics of Electronics Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

S

(1/2)

PH110 Engineering Physics Lab 0-0-2 2 1

CY110 Engineering Chemistry Lab 0-0-2 2 1

T

(2/4)

CE110/M

E110/EE1

10/EC110/

CS110/C

H110

Basic Engineering Workshops

(CS110 for CS and related branches

and CH110 for CH and related

branches only)

0-0-2

+

0-0-2

2

2

1

1

U U100 Language lab / CAD

Practice/Bridge courses/Micro

Projects etc.

0-0-(2/3) (2/3)

30 24/23

V V100Entrepreneurship/TBI/NC

C/NSS/Physical Education etc. 0-0-2 2 Activity

points

Notes:

1. Basic Engineering course of the parent branch included as Introduction to Mechanical

Engineering. (3 credits)

List of Courses offered under BE 101-0X and Branches associated with each course

1. BE101-01 Introduction to Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering

2. BE101-02 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Sciences

Aeronautical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Food Technology, Industrial

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (Automobile), Mechanical

Engineering (Production), Mechatronics, Metallurgy,

Naval Architecture & Ship Building, Production Engineering.

3. BE101-03 Introduction to Electrical Engineering

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

4. BE101-04 Introduction to Electronics Engineering

Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electronics

& Biomedical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Electronics &

Instrumentation Engineering, Instrumentation & Control Engineering.



5. BE101-05 Introduction to Computing and Problem Solving

Computer Science & Engineering, Information Technology.

6. BE101-06 Introduction to Chemical Engineering

Biotechnology/ Biotechnology & Biochemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering,

2. Institutions can recommend one of four other Basic Engineering courses offered during this

semester for every branch. However, the basic course selected should exclude the one

corresponding to their branch of specialization. eg. Student who took Introduction to Civil

Engineering should not take Basics of Civil Engineering; student who took Introduction to

Electrical Engineering should not take Basics of Electrical Engineering.

3. The six basic engineering workshops will be connected with the Introductory or Basics of

Engineering courses offered. The students should attend two workshops in Semester 1 and two

in Semester 2.For example, students opting Introduction to Civil Engineering or Basics of Civil

Engineering should attend the Civil Engineering Workshop, students opting Introduction to

Mechanical Engineering or Basics of Mechanical Engineering should attend the Mechanical

Engineering Workshop, students opting Introduction to Chemical Engineering should attend

the Chemical Engineering Workshop and students opting Introduction to Computing and

Problem Solving should attend the Computer Science Workshop etc. In addition, the students should

attend one more workshop course in Semester 1, corresponding to the other Basic Engineering

course they had been assigned by the institution. The workshop courses corresponding to both

introductory and basic courses are same. However, the institutions may allot exercises

or experiments listed in the syllabus based on the contents of corresponding theory course.

4. Engineering Physics and Engineering Chemistry shall be offered in both semesters. Institutions

can advise students belonging to about 50% of the number of branches in the institution to opt

for Engineering Physics in S1 and Engineering Chemistry in S2 and vice versa. Students opting for

Engineering Physics in S1 should attend Engineering Physics Lab in S1 and students opting for

Engineering Chemistry in S1 should opt for Engineering Chemistry Lab in S1.

5. Engineering Mechanics and Engineering Graphics shall be offered in both semesters.

Institutions can advise students belonging to about 50% of number of branches in the institution to

opt for Engineering Mechanics in Semester 1 and Engineering Graphics in Semester 2 and vice

versa.

6. It may be noted that for items 4 and 5 above, all students belonging to a particular branch of

study must be assigned the same course during one semester. For example, all students belonging

to Electrical and Electronics Engineering in an institution may be assigned Engineering Physics

and Engineering Physics lab, while all students in Electronics and Communication Engineering

branch may be assigned Engineering Chemistry and Chemistry lab. Likewise, all students in Civil

Engineering branch may be assigned Engineering Graphics, while all students in Mechanical

Engineering branch may be allotted the Engineering Mechanics in Semester 1 and vice versa in

Semester 2

7. For Course U, the Institutions should conduct diagnostic tests to identify the training

requirements of each student and advise them to attend the suitable programme. The students who



excel in all diagnostic tests can be assigned Micro projects under the guidance of faculty members.

The classes for which BE110 Engineering Graphics is offered under slot C may be divided into

two batches and these batches shall attend CAD Practice lab & Language Lab in alternate weeks.

8. Course V is for earning activity points outside academic hours, the details are covered in

rules and regulations of KTU.

2nd Semester

Slot Course No. Subject L-T-P Hours Credits

A MA102 Differential Equations 3-1-0 4 4

B(1/2

)

PH100 Engineering Physics 3-1-0 4 4

CY100 Engineering Chemistry 3-1-0 4 4

C

(1/2)

BE100 Engineering Mechanics 3-1-0 4 4

BE110 Engineering Graphics 1-1-3 5 3

D BE102 Design & Engineering 2-0-2 4 3

E, F

(2/4)

CE 100 Basics of Civil Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

ME 100 Basics of Mechanical


EE 100 Basics of Electrical Engineering 2-1-0 3 3

EC 100 Basics of Electronics


CS 100

Computer Programming

(Only for CSE & IT branches)

2-1-0

3

3

S

(1/2)

PH110 Engineering Physics Lab 0-0-2 2 1

CY110 Engineering Chemistry Lab 0-0-2 2 1

T

(2/4)

CE110/ME

110/

EE110/EC1

10

CS 120

Basic Engineering Workshops

Computer Programming Lab

(only for CSE & IT Branches)

0-0-2

+

0-0-2

2

2

1

1



U

U100 Language lab / CAD

Practice/ Bridge

courses/ Micro Projects etc.

0-0-(1/2)

(1/2)

30 24/23

V

V100 Entrepreneurship

/TBI/NCC/NSS/ Physical

Education etc.

0-0-2

2

Activity

points

Note 1: Institutions can assign two of four of Basics of Engineering courses not already taken by

the student in the previous semester and the corresponding Workshop courses in Semester 2. CS

100 Basics of Computer Programming & CS120 Computer Programming Lab are mandatory

for Computer Science & Engineering and Information Technology branches. Other

branches are not allowed to opt these courses.

Note 2: For Course U, the classes for which BE110 Engineering Graphics is offered under

slot C may be divided into two batches and these batches shall attend CAD Practice lab &

Language Lab in alternate weeks.

3rd Semester

Course

Code Course Name L-T-P Credits

Exam

Slot

MA 201 Linear Algebra & Complex Analysis 3-1-0 4 A

ME 201 Mechanics of Solids 3-1-0 4 B

ME 203 Mechanics of Fluids 3-1-0 4 C

ME 205 Thermodynamics 3-1-0 4 D

ME 210 Metallurgy & Materials Engineering 3-0-0 3 E

HS 200/HS

210 Business Economics/Life Skills 3-0-0/2-0-2 3 F

ME 231 Computer Aided Machine Drawing Lab 0-0-3 1 S

CE 230 Material Testing Lab 0-0-3 1 T

Total Credits = 24 Hours 28/29 Cumulative Credits= 71



4th Semester

Course Code Course Name L-T-P Credits Exam

Slot

MA 202 Probability Distributions, Transforms

& Numerical Methods 3-1-0 4 A

ME 202 Advanced Mechanics of Solids 3-1-0 4 B

ME 204 Thermal Engineering 3-1-0 4 C

ME 206 Fluid Machinery 2-1-0 3 D

ME 220 Manufacturing Technology 3-0-0 3 E

HS 210/HS

200 Life Skills/Business Economics 2-0-2/3-0-0 3 F

ME 232 Thermal Engineering Lab 0-0-3 1 S

ME 230 Fluid Mechanics & Machines Lab 0-0-3 1 T

Total Credits = 23 Hours:28/27 Cumulative Credits= 94

5th Semester

Course Code

Course Name L-T-P Credits Exam Slot

ME 301 Mechanics of Machinery 3-1-0 4 A

ME 303 Machine tools & Digital manufacturing 3-0-0 3 B

ME 305 Computer Programming & Numerical Methods

2-0-1 3 C

EE 311 Electrical Drives & Control for Automation 3-0-0 3 D

HS 300 Principles of Management 3-0-0 3 E

Elective I 3-0-0 3 F

ME 341 Design Project 0-1-2 3 S

EE 335 Electrical & Electronics Lab 0-0-3 3 T

ME 331 Manufacturing Technology Lab I 0-0-3 3 U

Total Credits = 23 Hours: 28 Cumulative Credits= 117



Elective 1:-

1. ME 361 Advanced Fluid Mechanics 2. ME 363 Composite Materials & Mechanics 3. ME 365 Advanced Metal Casting 4. ME 367 Non Destructive Testing 5. ME 369 Tribology 6. ME 371 Nuclear Engineering 7. ME 373 Human Relations Management

6th Semester

Course Code


ME 302 Heat & Mass Transfer 3-1-0 4 A

ME 304 Dynamics of Machinery 2-1-0 3 B

ME 306 Advanced Manufacturing Technology 3-0-0 3 C

ME 308 Computer Aided Design & Analysis 3-0-0 3 D

ME 312 Metrology & Instrumentation 3-0-0 3 E

Elective 2 3-0-0 3 F

ME 332 Computer Aided Design & Analysis Lab 0-0-3 1 S

ME 334 Manufacturing Technology Lab II 0-0-3 1 T

ME 352 Comprehensive Exam 0-1-1 2 U


Elective 2:-

1. ME 362 Control System Engineering 2. ME 364 Turbo Machinery 3. ME 366 Advanced Metal Joining Technology 4. ME 368 Marketing Management 5. ME 372 Operations Research 6. ME 374 Theory of Vibration 7. ME 376 Maintenance Engineering

7th Semester

Course

Code Course Name L-T-P Credits Exam Slot

ME 401 Design of Machine Elements I 3-1-0 4 A




Elective 3: -

1. ME 461 Aerospace Engineering 2. ME 463 Automobile Engineering 3. ME 465 Industrial Hydraulics 4. IE 306 Supply Chain & Logistics Management 5. ME 467 Cryogenics Engineering 6. ME 469 Finite Element Analysis 7. ME 471 Optimization Techniques

8th Semester


Elective 4: -

1. ME 462 Propulsion Engineering

2. ME 464 Micro & Nano Manufacturing

ME 403 Advanced Energy Engineering 3-0-0 3 B

ME 405 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2-1-0 3 C

ME 407 Mechatronics 3-0-0 3 D

ME 409 Compressible Fluid Flow 2-1-0 3 E

Elective 3 3-0-0 3 F

ME 451 Seminar & Project Preliminary 0-1-4 2 S

ME 431 Mechanical Engineering Lab 0-0-3 1 T

Course

Cod

e


ME402 Design of Machine Elements II 3-0-0 3 A

ME404 Industrial Engineering 3-0-0 3 B

Elective 4 3-0-0 3 C

Elective 5 (Non-Departmental) 3-0-0 3 D

ME492 Project 6



3. ME 466 Computational Fluid Dynamics

4. ME 468 Nanotechnology

5. ME 472 Failure Analysis & Design

6. ME 474 Micro & Nano Manufacturing

Elective 5: -

NON-DEPARTMENTAL COURSES

AO 482 AUTOMOTIVE AERODYNAMICS

AE 482 INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION

AE 484 INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEM DESIGN

AU 484 MICROPROCESSOR AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

AU 486 NOISE, VIBRATION AND HARSHNESS

BM 482 BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION

BM 484 MEDICAL IMAGING & IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES

BT 482 DESIGN OF BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER SYSTEMS

BT 484 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PROCESSES

CH 482 PROCESS UTILITIES AND PIPE LINE DESIGN

CH 484 FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY

CE 482 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

CE 484 APPLIED EARTH SYSTEMS

CE 486 GEO INFORMATICS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT

CE 488 DISASTER MANAGEMENT

CE 492 ENVIRONMENT HEALTH AND SAFETY

CS 482 DATA STRUCTURES

CS 484 COMPUTER GRAPHICS

CS 486 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

CS 488 C# AND .NET PROGRAMMING

EE 482 ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND AUDITING

EE 484 CONTROL SYSTEMS

EE 486 INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

EE 488 INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEMS



EE 492 SOFT COMPUTING

EC 482 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

FT 482 FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING

FT 486 FOOD ADDITIVES AND FLAVOURING

IE 482 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

IE 484 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ANALYTICS

IE 486 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS

IE 488 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT

IC 482 BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

IT 482 INFORMATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

MA 482 APPLIED LINEAR ALGEBRA

MA 484 OPERATIONS RESEARCH

MA 486 ADVANCED NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS

MA 488 CRYPTOGRAPHY (NOT FOR IT BRANCH)

ME 469 FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

ME 482 ENERGY CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT

ME 471 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES

MP 482 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN

MP 469 INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY & ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

MP 484 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MT 482 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

MR 482 MECHATRONICS

FS 482 RESPONSIBLE ENGINEERING

SB 482 DREDGERS AND HARBOUR CRAFTS

HS 482 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS



ANNEXURE 2

PLACEMENT STATISTICS


2013-17 batch

Company No. Of Students Placed

WIPRO 9

INFOSYS 19

CTS 23

MYTRAH 2

Class strength 58

Eligible students ( CGPA 6 + no back log) 38

% of eligible students 65.52

Eligible students placed 25

% of eligible students placed 65.8

No of eligible students not yet placed 13

No of students not eligible but placed 1

Branch total offer 53

Total no of students placed 26

Total opt out 3

Eligible students opt out 1

% of placement (considering class strength) 50




2012-2016 BATCH

Company No. of Students Placed

CTS 19

INFOSYS 25

WIPRO 20

ERNST & YOUNG 2

IBM 1

MUSIGMA 1

HINDUJA 2

MYTRAH 1

TECH

MAHINDRA 2

TECH

MAHINDRA-BPO 2

HIROTEC 4

MRF 2

SUTHERLAND 9

THINK & LEARN 1

Class strength 62

Eligible students (CGPA 6+ no back log) 38





Branch total offer 90

Total no of students placed 51

Higher studies 0

Total opt out 5


% of placement (considering class strength) 90.32



Academic Year 2014-15 2011 -2015 BATCH

Company No. of Students Placed

WIPRO 4

CTS 8

INFOSYS 6

IBS 1

MU SIGMA 1

EASTERN GROUP 1

SUTHERLAND 11

Class strength 63

Eligible students (CGPA 6, no back log) 14





Branch total –offer 33

Total placed 29

Opt out 4


% of placement (considering class strength) 52.38



ANNEXURE 3

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT


Sl. No. Name and

Class Event

Position

Secured Organized by

1 Mathew Paul

(S5 ME B)

Forensics- event of

PALMARIUS-

National Level

technical Fest

First Sahrdaya College of

engineering & Technology

2

Mr. Joe Ebby

(S5 ME )

TECHNOCRAT -

event of

PALMARIUS-

National Level

technical Fest

First Sahrdaya College of

engineering & Technology

Mr. Bisto Baby

Mr. Joe Ebby

(S5 ME)

Argumentative Indian

DYUTHI’16

National Level

Multifest

Second Government Engineering

College, Trissur


1 Joe Ebby (S3

ME A)

TAKSHAK '15-

National Technical

Fest

First MACE, Kothamangalam,

Ernakulam

2 Vishal D

Vijay(S7 ME)

Swararaaga- Event

of Ragam 2016 2nd NIT Calicut

3 Varun Raj (S7

ME)

Swararaaga- Event

of Ragam 2016 2nd NIT Calicut


1

Ashik

Shajahan (S4

ME)

Ragam- Acoustics Third NIT- Calicut

2 Divin C Paul

(S8 ME)

Rajagiri Invitational

Volleyball

Tournament

First Rajagiri Centre for Business

Studies



3 Jeffin Jose

(S8 ME)

Rajagiri Invitational

Volleyball

Tournament

First Rajagiri Centre for Business

Studies

4 Jefin Joseph

(S6 ME)

AZZEMBLEIA,

IGNITION 2K15-

National Level

Technical Fest

Second SJCET,

PALA,KOTTAYAM

4 Alen Sabu (S8

ME)

First Cut –

Bharatham 2K15 Second FISAT

5 Jithin John

(S8 ME) Encon Club Quiz Second BPCL, Kochi

5 Alen Sabu (S7

ME)

90 Seconds in

Frame –

ABHIYANTHRIKI

2K14

First RSET

6 Alen Sabu (S7

ME)

Short Film –

Bharatham 2014 Second RSET

7 Austin Kurian

(S6 ME)

Encon Club Essay

Competition Third BPCL Cochin Refinery

8 Jithin John &

Eldho Samual

(S8 ME)

Auto Quiz First Mahindra Auto Quiz state

level competition, TVM

9 Rohit C

Ravindran (S8

ME)

Auto Quiz Second Mahindra Auto Quiz state

level competition, TVM

10 Anand Sunil

(S6 ME) Maths Quiz Second

Mathematics Association,

BCM college, Kottayam,

Jan 2015

11 Anand Sunil

(S6 ME) Maths Quiz Third Maths Fest, St. Teresa’s

College, EKM

12 Sooraj

krishnan

(S6 ME)

Dance Competition Second STEP UP, ‘Baratham’ Feb

2015 at FISAT

13 Anand Sunil

(S6 ME) Maths Quiz First

Mathematics Quiz

Competition, Feb 2015,

RSET

14

Kevin Sunny

& Jefin Jose

(S6 ME)

Tech Fest-

Azzembleia Second

IGNITION- FEB 2015,

National Level Technical

Fest- SJCET , Palai



ANNEXURE 4

STUDENT FEEDBACK

4.1 COURSE FEEDBACK

Sl. No.

Have you acquired

knowledge on fundamental concepts of

thermodynamics

(System, Surrounding,

Process, Path, etc)

Do you have a better

understanding of laws of

thermodynamics and are you able to

apply them in real life

Are you able to analyse problems based on

entropy (Why heat flows from high to low

temperature)

Have you understood

the

applications of

thermodynamic relations

Will you be able to apply Thermodyna

mic relations to solve

Engineering Problems

Have you acquired

knowledge

on Pure substance

and mixtures

Has the subject

encouraged you to observe

and

distinguish the

different processes

around you and

think creatively

1 Good Good Good Good Good Good Good


3 Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good

4 Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good

5 Excellent Excellent Excellent Very Good Excellent Very Good Good


7 Very Good Very Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Satisfactory Satisfactory

8 Good Good Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory

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15 Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory


17 Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good Very Good


19 Excellent Excellent Very Good Very Good Excellent Very Good Excellent







24 Very Good Good Good Good Very Good Good Good

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Number of students appeared: 34

Excellent 13 14 15 14 17 12 14

Very Good 12 9 9 11 9 10 7

Good 8 10 8 7 6 8 9

Satisfactory 1 1 2 2 2 3 3

Poor 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Rating 4.09 4.06 4.09 4.09 4.21 3.85 3.88



4.2 CLASS COMMITTEE MEETING



4.3 COURSE COMMITTEE MEETING



ANNEXURE 5

REMEDIAL CLASSES


Sl. No Name of

Subject Batch Date Time

Faculty

member

No: of

Students

1 Mechanical

Technology 2013-17 13-09-2014

8.00 am to

8.25 am

Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P. 8

2 Automobile

Engineering 2012-16 13-03-2015

4.30 pm to

5.30 pm

Mr. Jibin

Noble 5

3 Hydraulic

Machines 2013-17 13-03-2015

4.40 pm to

5.15 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 5

4 Mechanics of

Machinery 2012-16 18-03-2015

8:00 a.m. to

8.25 a.m.

Mr. Jithin

P.N. 14

5

Design of

transmission

elements

2011-15 18-03-2015 8.00 am to

8.25 am

Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P 20

6 Mechatronics &

control systems 2012-16 19-03-2015

8.00 am to

8.25 am

Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P 5

7 Hydraulic

Machines 2013-17 27-03-2015

4.40 pm to

5.15 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 12


1

Gas Dynamics

& Jet

Propulsion

2012-16 15-09-2015 4.40 pm tp

5.15 pm

Prof. A.

Gopalakrishn

a Pillai

8

2

Gas Dynamics

& Jet

Propulsion

2012-16 22-09-2015 4.40 pm tp

5.15 pm

Prof. A.

Gopalakrishn

a Pillai

11

3 Engineering

Graphics 2015-19 15-08-2015

4.30 pm to

5.30 pm

Prof. A.

Gopalakrishn

a Pillai

4

4

Design of

Machine

Elements

2012-16 09-09-2015 8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P. 21

5 Thermodynami

cs 2013-17 10-09-2015

8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. Akash

James 30

6 Dynamics of

Machinery 2012-16 10-09-2015

8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. Jithin

P.N. 14

7 Kinematics of

Machinery 2013-17 11-09-2015

8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. Jithin

P.N. 23



8

Refrigeration &

Air

conditioning

2012-16 12-09-2015 8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. John

Paul C.D. 20

9 Hydraulic

Machines 2014-18 19-03-2016

1.30 pm to

4 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 1

10 Automobile

Engineering 2013-17 25-04-2016

10.45 to

11.40 am

Mr. Jibin

Noble 17

11 Automobile

Engineering 2013-17 26-04-2016

11.40 am to

12.35 pm

Mr. Jibin

Noble 14

12 Automobile

Engineering 2013-17 27-04-2016

8.30 am to

9.35 am

Mr. Jibin

Noble 23

13 Hydraulic

Machines 2014-18 30-04-2016

8.00 to 8.25

am

Mr. Manu

Joseph 2


1

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Sciences

2015-19 04-06-2016 11.15 am to

1.00 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 1

2

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Sciences

2015-19 06-06-2016 11.15 am to

1.00 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 3

3

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Sciences

2015-19 08-06-2016 11.15 am to

12.30 pm

Mr. Manu

Joseph 7

4

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Sciences

2015-19 10-06-2016 11.15 am to

12.30 pm

Mr. Rathish

T.R. 1

5 Engineering

Graphics 2015-19 07-11-2016

4.30 p.m to

6.00 pm

Prof. A.

Gopalakrishn

a Pillai.

3

6

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Science

2016-20 08-11-2016 4.40 pm to

5.40 pm

Mr. Rathish

T.R. 7

7

Introduction to

sustainable

engineering

2016-20 10-11-2016 4.40 pm to

5.40 pm

Mr. Tony

Chacko 1

8

Metallurgy &

Material

Science

2015-19 11-11-2016 2.50 pm to

4.40 pm

Mr. Jibin

Noble 13

9 Thermodynami

cs 2015-19 11-11-2016

3.30 pm to

4.30 pm

Mr. Vishnu

Sankar 18

10

Introduction to

Mechanical

Engg Science

2016-20 15-11-2016 4.40 pm to

5.40 pm

Mr. Rathish

T.R. 1



11

Introduction to

sustainable

engineering

2016-20 17-11-2016 4.40 pm to

5.40 pm

Mr. Tony

Chacko 1

12 Mechanics of

Solids 2015-19 18-11-2016

3.30 pm to

4.30 pm

Mr. Sidheek

P.A. 14

13 Engineering

Graphics 2015-19 25-11-2016

4.30 p.m to

6.00 pm

Mr.

Harikrishnan

C

7



ANNEXURE 6

INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION

6.1 INDUSTRIAL VISIT

Batch Month & Year of visit Organisation Visit Summary


2013-17 February 2015 HMT 61 students accompanied

by 3 faculty members

2012-16 March 2015

Pallivasal

Hydroelectric

power plant

58 students accompanied



2016-20 November 2016 Keltron Controls 127 students accompanied


6.2 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING


Sl.

No. Name of student

Semes

ter Name of Industry Duration

Batch: 2014-18 ME ALPHA

1 Aaron Philips S4

Steel Industrials Kerala Limited -

Foundry Unit, Ottapalam

20/6/2016 to

24/6/2015

Sri Narayana Engineering

Industries(P) Ltd., Shoranur

03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

2 Abel Thomas S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

3 Abijith M S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


15/06/2016 to

25/06/2016

4 Aby Tharakan S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

5 Achuth Krishnan S4 Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi 14/6/2016 to

24/6/2016

6 Adhil S. S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


15/06/2016 to

25/06/2016



7 Akhi Josemon S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

8 Akhil Cherian John S4

Sri Narayana Engineering


05/07/2016 to

10/07/2016

Ashok Leyland Ltd., Ennore,

Chennai

28/06/2016 to

02/07/2016

9 Akhil Jose Peter S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

10 Akshaye Prasad S4 FACT Training Centre,

Udyogamandal

05/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

11 Alex Abraham S4 FACT Training Centre,

Udyogamandal

05/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

12 Alin A Azeez S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Thrissur 15/6/2016 to

25/6/2016

13 Anand P Manoj S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Thrissur 15/6/2016 to

25/6/2016

14 Anzal P. Harris S4 Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi 17/6/2016 to

29/6/2016

15 Aravind M. R. S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

16 Arjun T M S4

Steel Industrials Kerala Limited -

Foundry Unit, Ottapalam

20/6/2016 to

24/6/2015

KSRTC Regional Workshop -

Edapal

4/7/2016 to

9/7/2016

17 Ashin Cherian Joseph S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Ernakulam 25/6/2016 to

9/7/2016

18 Ashwath Nambiar S4 G. I. Auto Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 16/6/2016 to

20/6/2016

19 Athul Krishna K. R. S4 G. I. Auto Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 16/6/2016 to

20/6/2016

20 Bijil John S4

G. I. Auto Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 16/6/2016 to

20/6/2016

Midas Rubber (P) Ltd., Kottayam 1/7/2016 to

15/7/2016

22 Bisto Baby S4 Expertshub Industry Skill

Development Centre, Banglore

03/01/2016 to

12/01/2016

23 Chakkunny J. Pynadath S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Thrissur 15/6/2016 to

25/6/2016

24 Chancel Benny S4 Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi 14/6/2016 to

24/6/2016

25 Charudathan S S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

26 Deepak Geo S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Thrissur 15/6/2016 to

25/6/2016

27 Deepak Sebastian S4 Apollo Tyres Ltd., Thrissur 15/6/2016 to

25/6/2016



28 Ebin Scaria Joji S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


15/06/2016 to

25/06/2016

29 Eldho K Saji S4 Sri Narayana Engineering


03/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

30 Fahim Selim V. S4 Expertshub Industry Skill


03/01/2016 to

12/01/2016

31 Flemin P. Varghese S4 FACT Training Centre,

Udyogamandal

05/07/2016 to

12/07/2016

32 Gautham V. G. S4 KSRTC Regional Workshop -

Edapal

4/7/2016 to

9/7/2016

33 Harun K. Pasha S4 NTPC, Kayamkulam 16/62016 to

26/6/2016

34 Isac Geavar S4 Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi 14/6/2016 to

24/6/2016

35 Jackson Varghese S4 Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi 17/6/2016 to

29/6/2016

36 Jithu Jose S4 Fluid Control Research Institute,

Kanjikode West, Palakkad

04/07/2016 to

10/07/2016

37 Joe Ebby Karuthedath S4 Expertshub Industry Skill


03/01/2016 to

12/01/2016

38 Joe Pius S4 TVS Iyengar & Sons Ltd., Maradu 14/6/2016 to

25/6/2016

Batch: 2014-18 ME BETA

1 Rohan S Jayakumar

S4

HAL, Bangalore 15/06/2016 to

30/06/2016

2 Sankernath S

3 Muhammed Rizwan

Aboobacker

4 Sarath M Salim

5 Roshan C Thomas

6 Melvin John Mathew

7 Melvin K Mathew

8 Joseph Varghese

9 Sooryendhu C. S. Peekay Steel Castings (P) Ltd.,

Calicut

15/06/2016 to

25/06/2016

10 Rejath T. P

Autokast Ltd., Kanjikuzhy 14/06/2016 to

11/07/2016

11 Yadukrishnan K. V

12 Vishnu Sasidharan

13 Nikhil Varghese Joseph

14 Mathew Paul

15 MebinLuckose



16 Johns Johny

17 Steve Manadan

18 Sanjay C. Subair

19 Suraj Vishnu K. S Travancore-Cochin Chemicals

Ltd., Udyogamandal

15/06/16 to

01/07/ 2016 20 Nikhil Paul Francis

21 Rahul Toms

22 Unni Raj

Kitex Limited, Aluva 27/06/16 to

02/07/ 2016

23 Tony S Kureekkal

24 Vivek Samson

25 Vineeth S Nair

26 Unni Raj Keltron Controls, Aroor

4th July to

13th July

2016 27 Tony S Kureekkal

28 Sreekanth Shylanathan Kerala Solvent Extraction Ltd.,

Irinjalakuda

16th to 25th

July 2016

29 Rishiraj N V Steel Industries Kerala Ltd,

Palakkad

20th July to

24th July

2016

30 Rishiraj N V KSRTC Regional Workshop,

Edappal

4th July to

9th July 2016

31 Mohammed Zaneen Parisons Agrotech Pvt. Ltd,

Calicut

14th Feb to

27th March

2016

32 Sahil C B V Parisons Agrotech Pvt. Ltd,

Calicut

14th June to

28th June

2016

33 Joel Joseph Cochin Shipyard Ltd 17th June to

5th July 2016

Batch: 2015-19 ME ALPHA

1 Bimal Oommen John

S3

Ashok Leyland 15/06/’16 –

31/07/’16

2 Arnold Fernandez Cochin Shipyard 01/07/’16 –

30/07/’16

3 Anashwara S. Nair Hyundai Motors 15-06-’16 –

31/07/‘16

4 Fuad Umar Hassan Hyundai Motors 15-06-’16 –

31/07/‘16

5 AmrithaBehnan Travancore Titanium Products

Ltd.

19/06/’16 –

03/07/’16

6 Allwyn Francis Cochin Shipyard 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

7 Ignatious Varghese

George HOCL

20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16



8 Amal J. Vadakkekara HOCL 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

9 AravindAjith HOCL 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

10 Anand Krishnan HOCL 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

11 Jeswin Jose Thomas HOCL 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

12 Ajai Sojan HOCL 20/07/’16 –

25/07/’16

13 Ebin Cheriyan Sai Services 19/07/’16 –

22/07/’16

14 Ashwin Ashraf Sai Services 19/07/’16 –

22/07/’16

15 Jerin Donichen Rado Tyres 26/07/’16 –

31/07/’16

Batch: 2015-19 ME BETA

1 Joseph Boney

S3

Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

16/07/16 to

31/07/16

2 Joseph George Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

16/07/16 to

31/07/16

3 Joswin K S Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

11/07/16

to15/07/16

4 Kevin Kurian Mathew Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

25/07/16 to

29/07/16,

5 Kiran Alex Johnson MRF Limited Goa 16/07/16 to

25/07/16

6 Martin Paul Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

25/07/16 to

29/07/16

7 Namras Amakkattil

Shanavas

Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

25/07/16 to

29/07/16

8 Nandakishore J R MRF Limited Goa 16/07/16 to

25/07/16

9 Nirmal Shaji Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

25/07/16 to

29/07/16

10 Rahul A R Saji Engineering Kalamassery 01/07/16 to

07/0716

11 Sachin Sunny Muthoot motors , vytila 25/07/16 to

30/07/16

12 Sharon Paul V Ezenith education Navi mumbai 16/07/16to

20/07/16

13 Sonid Devadas Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

16/07/16 to

31/07/16

14 Thanish Sujaudeen St.Mary's Motor Ernakulam 28/06/16 to

07/07/16

15 Thomas Jagan Mathew Cochin Shipyard 5 days



16 Tibin Chacko Travancore cochin chemicals

limited

25/07/16 to

29/07/16

18 Toby Varghese Muthoot motors , Vytila 25/07/16 to

30/07/16

19 V Joel Vethamoni FACT Eloor 25/07/16 to

30/07/16

20 Vipin Prabhakaran MRF Limited Goa 16/07/16 to

25/07/16

Batch: 2013-17 ME

1 Alwin Jose S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

2 Anto L Pellissery S5 SIFL Thrissur 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

3 Ashik Shajahan S5 Tata Global Beverages Ltd Kochi 16.12.2015 to

26.12.2016

4 Dons Xavier Jose S5 Cochin Shipyard 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

5 Giffin Romeo M S5 Cochin Shipyard 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

6 Jayanth C Mathew S5 HAL Bangalore 14.1.2016 to

1.2.2016

7 Jibin Baby S5 EVM Motors & Vehicles 13.1.2016 to

19.1.2016

8 Jithu P S S5 Alcos Kochi 20.1.2016 to

1.2.2016

9 Johns Antony S5 Cochin Shipyard 13.1.2016 to

25.1.2016

10 Joseph Antony Erinjery S5 Cochin Shipyard 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

11 Justin Jose S5 Cochin Shipyard 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

12 Kiran Alex S5 SIFL Thrissur 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

13 Lakshmi V S5 Alcos Kochi 20.1.2016 to

1.2.2016

14 Nidhin Mathew Thomas S5 Mitsuba Sical India Pvt Ltd

Tamilnadu

18.1.2016 to

29.1.2016

15 Nikhil Mathew S5 Mitsuba Sical India Pvt Ltd

Tamilnadu

18.1.2016 to

29.1.2016

16 R Gokul Krishna S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

17 Rahul Joshy Mullassery S5 Mitsuba Sical India Pvt Ltd

Tamilnadu

18.1.2016 to

29.1.2016

18 Renjith George S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016



19 Renwick Tom Fernandez S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

20 Rishikesh S V Santhosh S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

21 Rohan P Unni S5 BEML Ltd 18.1.2016 to

23.1.2016

22 Rohin Mathew S5 E R Auto Pvt Ltd Haryana 17.12.2015 to

26.12.2015

23 Sanoop Kumar B S5 Mitsuba Sical India Pvt Ltd

Tamilnadu

18.1.2016 to

29.1.2016

24 Seby Varghese S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

25 Shanel D Cruz S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

26 Sidharth M S5 HAL Bangalore 14.1.2016 to

1.2.2016

27 Tharun Adolf Fernandez S5 Hindalco Industries Ltd 21.1.2016 to

30.1.2016

28 Vishnuvinod V K S5 Mitsuba Sical India Pvt Ltd

Tamilnadu

18.1.2016 to

29.1.2016

29 Anil John S6 FACT 17.6.2016 to

23.6.2016

30 Jithu P S S6 Kamko Ltd 23.6.2016 to

2.7.2016

31 Kiran Alex S6 FACT 17.6.2016 to

23.6.2016

32 Paulose S Anjilickapillil S6 Kamko Ltd 23.6.2016 to

2.7.2016

33 Rohan P Unni S6 FACT 17.6.2016 to

23.6.2016

34 Rohan P Unni S6 FCRI Palakkad 15.6.2016 to

29.6.2016

35 Saseendra Panicker

Gokul S6 Eternity Petroleum Const. UAE

18.1.2016 to

2.2.2016

36 Sebin Joseph S6 FACT 17.6.2016 to

23.6.2016

37 Seby Varghese S6 Kamko Ltd 23.6.2016 to

2.7.2016

38 Simon Saju S6 Kamko Ltd 23.6.2016 to

2.7.2016

39 Vishnu Kumaresan S6 FACT 17.6.2016 to

23.6.2016

Batch: 2012-16 ME

1 Ashwath R S7 Petronet CCK Ltd, BPCL

installation, Irimpanam, Cochin

24/8/2015-

30/8/2015



2 Allan Francis S8 Gregory Polymers, Kaninad,

Puthencruz

1/1/2016-

12/1/2016


Batch: 2013-17 ME

1 Abhishek K Kattikkaran S4 Cochin Shipyard 1.7.2015 to

10.7.2015

2 Adish P S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

3 Alwin Jose S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

4 Anil John S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

5 Anto L Pellissery S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

6 Antony Sankoorikal S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

7 Arun C John S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

8 Giffin Romeo M S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

9 Jayanth C Mathew S4 Cochin Shipyard 6.7.2015 to

14.7.2015

10 Jibin Baby S4 Cochin Shipyard 1.7.2015 to

10.7.2015

11 Joseph George K S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

12 Justin Jose S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

13 Lakshmi V S4 Green bags Kochi 8.6.2015 to

25.6.2015

14 Leo Jacob Shaji S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

15 Manu Mathew S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

16 Mohammed Raeez S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

17 Nidhin Mathew Thomas S4 Lorne Stewart Plc UK 22.6.2015 to

3.7.2015

18 Nishanth C Kiran S4 Cochin Shipyard 29.6.2015 to

10.7.2015

19 Paulose S Anjilickapillil S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

20 R Gokul Krishna S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015



21 Renwick Tom Fernandez S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

22 Richu Jose Varghese S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

23 Saseendra Panicker

Gokul S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal

1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

24 Sebin Joseph S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

25 Sidharth M S4 Cochin Shipyard 29.6.2015 to

10.7.2015

26 Suhail Abbas S4 HMT Ltd 29.6.2015 to

11.7.2015

27 Tony Scaria S4 Techno Steel Construction Co

Dubai

23.6.2015 to

7.7.2015

28 V Aravind S4 Synthite Industries Ltd 1.7.2015 to

10.7.2015

29 Vishnu Kumaresan S4 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 1.7.2015 to

8.7.2015

Batch: 2012-16 ME

1 Aiwin Yesudas S5 Kochi Metro Rail Ltd 26/12/2014-

31/12/2014

2 Ajay Ramakrishnan

S5 Cochin Shipyard Ltd. 22/12/2014-

30/12/2014

S6 Autokast Pvt. Ltd. 16/06/2015-

24/06/2015

3 Akshay A V S6 HAL Bangalore 1/7/2015-

4/7/2015

4 Aldrin P. Davis S5 Sree Narayana Engineering

Industries Pvt. Ltd. Shoranur

14/12/2014-

24/12/2014

5 Allan Francis S6 Autokast Pvt. Ltd. 16/6/2015-

24/6/2015

6 Anand Krishnan M U S5 Sree Narayana Engineering

Industries Pvt. Ltd. Shoranur

14/12/2014-

24/12/2014

7 Ashique K A


30/12/2014


24/6/2015

8 Ashwath R S6 HAL Bangalore 1/7/2015-

4/7/2015

9 Austine Kurian S5 BPCL, Ambalamedu 14/12/2014-

20/12/2014

10 Clinse F Kuriakose S5 Autokast Ltd 16/12/2014-

19/12/2014

11 Deepak Sunil Abraham S5 Autokast Ltd 6/12/2014-

19/12/2014



12 Edwin Paul S5 Reliance Industries Limited 16/12/2014-

31/12/2014

13 Faiyz Althaf S6 Cochin Shipyard 22/12/2014-

30/12/2014

14 Jaseel Muhammed E S5 Peekay Steels 21/12/2014-

2/1/2015

15 Javis Jamal


30/12/2014


24/6/2015

16 Jefin Joseph

S5 Kochi Metro Rail Ltd 26/12/2014-

31/12/2014


26/6/2015

17 Jesspaul J Alukka


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

19 Jibin Jacob S5 Autokast Pvt. Ltd 6/12/2014-

19/12/2014

20 Joel Augustine S5 HMT 9/12/2014-

23/12/2014

21 Johniachan J.

Vazhekkatt


30/12/2014


24/6/2015

22 Jubin Jose S5 Autokast Ltd 6/12/2014-

19/12/2014

23 Kevin Sunny S6 Autokast Pvt. Ltd. 26/6/2015-

6/7/2015

24 Leo John E M S5 Autokast Ltd 6/12/2014-

19/12/2014

25 Mathew Elias S6 Trends polymer Pvt. Ltd.,

Puthencruz

08/06/2015-

17/06/2015

26 Mithul Joseph Mathew S5 KAMCO 26/12/2014-

31/12/2014

27 Moideen Rafeeq C P


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

28 Mosses P John


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

29 Nikhil I V S6 Trends polymer Pvt. Ltd.,

Puthencruz

08/06/2015-

17/06/2015



30 Nikhil Babychan S6 Autokast Pvt. Ltd. 26/6/2015-

6/7/2015

31 Nikhil I V


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

32 R Renjith Kumar


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

33 Simon Jacob


30/12/2014


24/6/2015

34 Sooraj Krishnan K S


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

35 Tomson K John


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

36 Tushar Joseph


31/12/2014


26/6/2015

37 Varun John Oommen S5

Trading And Agency Services

Ltd. (Engineering & Contracting

Division)

14/12/2014-

24/12/2014

38 Vipin Vasudevan S5 SIYANCO 14/12/2014-

27/12/2014

39 Vishal D Vijay S6 HAL Bangalore 1/7/2015-

4/7/2015

40 Vishnu K S


30/12/2014


24/6/2015



ANNEXURE 7

SEMINAR/WORKSHOP/TRAINING PROGRAM ORGANISED

Sl.

No.

Organized

by

Name of

subject

Date/

duration

Name of the

programme

Targeted

audience


1 DME, RSET CAD/CAM 16/06/14

Demonstration of

Rapid Prototyping

Machine

RSET faculty

2 DME, RSET CAD/CAM 30/06/14 to

05/07/14

Advanced

workbenches of

CATIA

RSET faculties

3 DME, RSET Energy 29/10/14 Solar energy

applications RSET faculties

4 DME, RSET CAD/CAM

From

12/03/15-2

hrs per day

(Total 40 hrs)

AUTOCAD

certification: 2D and

3D modelling in

AUTOCAD

RSET faculties


1 DME, RSET Energy 11/08/15

Recent Advances in

Thermal, Energy

systems and

Sustainability

RSET Faculties

and students

2

DME, RSET

& M/s

AerotriX

Mechatronics 07/08/15 to

08/08/15

Sphere Drone

Design Fabrication

& Flying

Students and

Staff


AUTOCAD

Software Awareness

Programme

ME Students

4

DME, RSET

& The

Indian

Institute of

Welding

(IIW)

Manufacturing 09/10/15 National Weld Meet:

Kochi 2015

RSET Faculties,

IIW members

and Welding

personals



Cochin

Branch

5 DME, RSET Oil & Gas 11/03/16

Effectively attending

a piping engineering

interview by

Creative School of

Oil and Gas

Education

S8 ME Students


Available

opportunities in their

domain by CMAS

TECHNOLOGIES

S4 & S6 ME

7

Student

Association,

DME -

REAL

MECHANI

CA

CAD/CAM 16/04/16

One day workshop

on Autodesk Fusion

360 Software

RSET Students

and faculty

members

8 DME, RSET Lab 24/04/2015

‘Engineering

Laboratories

Expriments/an

Overview’

S6 ME students


1 Jithin P. N CAD/CAM 02/07/16 One day workshop

on CATIA V6-

LEVEL I

RSET Faculty

2 Jithin P. N CAD/CAM 12/07/16 One day workshop

on CATIA V6 -

LEVEL II

RSET Faculty

3 Jithin P. N CAD/CAM 16/07/16 and

20/07/16

One day workshop

on CATIA V6-

LEVEL III

RSET Faculty

4

Mr. Jithin P.

N.

Mr. Jibin

Noble

Energy 05/08/16

An insight into

internal combustion

diesel engine

S3, S5, S7 ME

students and

RSET Faculty



5

Student

Association,

DME -

REAL

MECHANI

CA

CAD/CAM 27/08/16

Autodesk Fusion

360- Modelling

software training

session for half day

RSET ME

Students

6

Dr. Manoj

G. Tharian,

Mr. Jithin P.

N.,

Mr. Jibin

Noble,

Mr. Vineeth

K. P.

and Mr.

Jeffin

Johnson

SAE 27/08/16 Lecture on SAE

Activities

Faculty and S1

students of

RSET and SAE

members from

RSET and other

colleges

7

Dr. Manoj

G. Tharian,

Mr. Jithin P.

N.,

Mr. Jibin

Noble,

Mr. Vineeth

K. P.

and Mr.

Jeffin

Johnson

SAE 27/08/16

Lecture on

Automotive Sensors

and their application

Faculty and S7

and S5 ME Beta

students of

RSET and SAE

members from

RSET and other

colleges

8

Dr. Manoj

G. Tharian,

Mr. Jithin P.

N.,

Mr. Jibin

Noble,

Mr. Vineeth

K. P.

and Mr.

Jeffin

Johnson

SAE 27/08/16

Lecture on

Automotive

Engines- Modern

Perspectives through

Technology

Faculty and S5

ME alpha & S3

ME Alpha

students of

RSET and SAE

members from

RSET and other

colleges



9

Jibin Noble

Jithin P. N.

Jeffin

Johnson

James

Mathew

Tony

Chacko

Robotics 03/09/16 to

04/09/16

Two day workshop

on Robotics

(Hexapod with TV

remote controlled)

S5 and S7

Students of

RSET

10

Student

Association,

DME -

REAL

MECHANI

CA

CAD/CAM 03/09/16

Autodesk Fusion

360- Modelling

software training

session for half day

RSET ME

Students

11

Student

Association,

DME -

REAL

MECHANI

CA

CAD/CAM 03/09/16 to

04/09/16

Hexapod Robotics

work shop by Dalvik

Apps for two days

RSET ME

Students

12

Student

Association,

DME -

REAL

MECHANI

CA [Paul

George (S5

ME Beta),

Aravind

Ashok (S5

ME Alpha),

Mervin

Xaviour

Francis (S5

AEI),

Kiran Anto

(S5 CSE

Beta)]

CAD/CAM 15/10/16

One Day Robotics

Workshop -

Quadruped Robots

RSET ME

Students

13

Mr. Akash

James, Mr.

Tony

Chacko and

Mr. Abinson

Paul N.

Energy 02/11/16

One day

International

workshop on “Green

and Renewable

Energy Applications

RSET Students

and faculty

members



ANNEXURE 8

INVITED TALKS BY EXPERTS

SI

No.

Date of

Lecture

Title of the

Lecture Guest Event Beneficiary

1 11/08/15

Recent Advances in

Thermal, Energy

systems and

Sustainability

Bale V. Reddy,

Professor and Chair,

Department of

Automotive,

Mechanical and

Manufacturing

Engineering,

Faculty of

Engineering and

Applied Science,

University of Ontario

Institute of

Technology, 2000

Simcoe Street North,

Oshawa

Guest Lecture

Faculties of

ME dept,

HODs of other

depts., all

students from

S7 ME , 2 to 3

representatives

from S5 ME,

S3 ME alpha

& beta, S1 ME

alpha & beta

2 24/04/15

‘Engineering

Laboratories

Experiments/an

Overview’

Dr. John M. George,

Dean & Vice

Principal, RSET

Guest Lecture S6 ME

students

3 27/08/16 Lecture on SAE

Activities

Dr. E. Rajasekar,

Secretary SAEISS,

Professor, IRTT,

Erode

Guest Lecture

Faculty and S1

and students of

RSET and

SAE members

from RSET

and other

colleges

4 27/08/16

Lecture on

Automotive Sensors

and their application

Dr. E. Rajasekar,

Secretary SAEISS,

Professor, IRTT,

Erode

Guest Lecture

Faculty and S7

and S5 ME

Beta students

of RSET and

SAE members

from RSET

and other

colleges

5 27/08/16

Lecture on

Automotive

Engines- Modern

Mr. S. Krishnan,

Vice President,

Ashok Leyland

Guest Lecture

Faculty and S5

ME alpha &

S3 ME Alpha

students of



Perspectives

through Technology

RSET and

SAE members

from RSET

and other

colleges

6 29/08/16

23/08/16

Talk on Rajagiri

Culture

Dr. Joseph I. Injodey,

Executive Director,

Rajagiri College of

Social Sciences and

Rajagiri Business

School, Kochi

Guest Lecture S3 ME

7 05/08/16

Talk on “An insight

into internal

combustion diesel

engine”

Mr. Mahesh

Subramanian, Vice

Principal, Anglo

Eastern Maritime

Academy

Guest Lecture

S3, S5, S7 ME

students and

RSET Faculty



ANNEXURE 9

FDP/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS ATTENDED BY FACULTY


Sl.

No Faculty Name

Workshop /

Seminar

Attended

Date Organized by

University /

College From To

1

Jibin Noble

Jithin P N

Harikrishnan C

Akash James

Tony Chacko

Vishnu Sankar

John Paul C. D.

Abinson Paul N.

Manu Joseph

Mathew Baby

Jeffin Johnson

Senjo Manuel

Rathish T. R.

James Mathew

FDP on Essential

Mathematics for

Engineering

28/11/16

3/12/16

Kerala

Technological

University

2

All DME staff

(Teaching &

Technical)

One day

workshop on

CATIA V6-

Level I

02/07/16

DME, Rajagiri

School of

Engineering &

Technology

3 All DME staff

(Teaching & Technical

One day

workshop on

CATIA V6 -

Level II

12/07/16

DME, Rajagiri

School of

Engineering &

Technology

4 All DME staff

(Teaching & Technical

Two day

workshop on

CATIA V6 -

Level III

16/07/16 18/07/16

DME, Rajagiri

School of

Engineering &

Technology

5

Prof. Gopalakrishna

Pillai A.

Dr. Thankachan T.

Pullan

Dr. Manoj G. Tharian

Dr. Ajith Kumar A.

Mr. Abinson Paul N

Mr. Akash James

Mr. Harikrishnan C.

Mr. James Mathew

Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Mr. Jithin P. N.

Two day

National

workshop on

“Role of

Accreditation in

higher

educational

institutions”

30/06/16 01/07/16

The Internal

Quality

Assurance Cell

of Rajagiri

School of

Engineering &

Technology



Mr. John Paul C. D.

Mr. K. Uday Sankar

Mr. Manu Joseph

Mr. Rathish T. R.

Mr. Senjo Manuel

Mr. Sidheek P. A.

Mr. Sooraj Chacko

Mr. Tony Chacko

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P.

6

Mr. Tony Chacko

Mr. Abinson Paul

Mr.Rathish T.R.

Mr.Sooraj Chacko

Mr.Vishnu Sankar

Mr. Harikrishnan C

Faculty

Induction

Programme -

JULY 2016

04/07/16,

05/07/16

and

08/07/16

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology

7 Manoj G. Tharian

Engineering

Education &

Research

Seminar 2016

30/09/16 National

Instruments

8

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P.

Mr. Krishnakumar M.

R.

Mr. Mathew Baby

Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Mr. Lonappan M.O.

Mr. Bijoy P. S.

Mr. Jinu Johnson

Mr. Sreejith R.

Training

programme on

CNC Part

Programming

31/10/16 05/11/16 HMT Machine

Tools Limited

Kalamassery

9 Mr. Jithin P. N.

Short Term

Training

Programme on

“Induction

Training

Programme for

Young Teachers”

21/11/16 25/11/16

Mechanical

Engineering

Department,

Govt.

Engineering

College

Thrissur,

Sponsored by

Directorate of

Technical

Education,

Govt. of Kerala

10 All DME staff

Two day

workshop on

CFD

tool- ANSYS

FLUENT

21/12/16 22/12/16

DME, Rajagiri

School of

Engineering &

Technology




1 Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Workshop on

Sustainable

Engineering

15/07/15 21/07/15

Dept. of

Mechanical

Engineering,

Adi Shankara

Institute of

Engineering

and

Technology,

Kalady; Co-

sponsored by

Kerala State

Council for

Science,

Technology

and

Environment

2 Dr. Ajithkumar A

Faculty

Induction

Programme

19/08/15 21/08/15

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology

3 Mr. Manu Joseph

Faculty

Induction

Programme

19/08/15 21/08/15

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology

4 Mr. Mathew Baby

Faculty

Induction

Programme

19/08/15 21/08/15

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology

5 Mr. Jibin Noble

National

Workshop on

Metaheuristic

Algorithms for

Optimization

15/10/15 16/10/15

Department of

Mechanical

Engineering,

Mar

Athanasius

College of

Engineering,

Kothamangala

m

6 Mr. John Paul C. D Energy

Symbiosis 04/12/15 04/12/15

SEEM Kerala

Chapter

7

Dr. John M. George

Prof. Gopalakrishna

Pillai A

Dr. Thankachan T.

Pullan,


Dr. Ajith Kumar A

Mr. Akash James

Faculty

Enrichment

Programme

04/01/16 07/01/16

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology



Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Mr. Jibin Noble

Mr. Jithin P. N

Mr. John Paul C. D

Mr. K. Uday Sankar

Mr. Manu Joseph

Mr. Mathew Baby

Mr. Sidheek P. A

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P


“GREEN

POWER for

smart Kerala”,

National Seminar

and Expo

Renewable

Energy

Technology

26/02/16 27/02/16

Kerala

Renewable

Energy

Entrepreneurs

and Promoters

Association

(KREEPA)

9 Dr. John M. George

Making Net Zero

Net Positive:

Solving the

Efficiency &

Cost Paradox

21/04/16

ASHRAE,

Continuing

Education

AIA,

Course #

NetZero,

GBCI Course

ID

0920006542

10

Dr. Ajith Kumar A.,

Mr. Jibin Noble,

Mr. Jithin P. N.,

Mr. James Mathew,

Mr. Manu Joseph.

1st National

Symposium on

CFD and FEA

5/5/16 9/5/16

Mechanical

Engineering

Association &

Center for

Research and

Development,

Viswajyothi

College of

Engineering

and

Technology,

Vazhakulam,

Muvattupuzha,

Ernakulam,

Kerala-

686670, in

association

with Indian

Society for

Technical

Education(IST

E)



11

Jithin P. N. (Certificate

No.: 00819)

Dr. Ajith Kumar A.

(Certificate No.:

00820)

ANSYS CFD

Training

(Advance)

16/05/16 20/05/16

Innovent

Engineering

Solutions Pvt.

Ltd.

ANSYS

Authorized

Channel

Partner,

Bangalore.

12

Dr. John M. George

(#8184918)

One day

workshop on

Low Carbon

Energy

Technologies for

Buildings

(LCETB)

27/05/16 IIT Madras

13

Mr. Krishnakumar M.

R.

Mr. Jaison M. T.

Mr. Anoop Xavier

Mr. Jeeson John

Mr. Jithu Davies

Mr. Saibil A. R.

Mr. Sidharthan K. P.

Mr. Sudheesh Kumar

M. S.

Mr. Lonappan M.O.

Half Day

Orientation

Program for

Non-teaching

Staff

25/06/16

Rajagiri School

of Engineering

& Technology

14

Dr. Ajith Kumar A,

Mr. Jithin P. N.

Mr. Tony Chacko, Mr.

Senjo Manuel,

Mr. Jeffin Johnson,

Mr. Vishnu Sankar,

Mr. Abinson Paul.

One day training

session on

"Applications of

MATLAB &

SIMULINK in

Engineering &

Science and

latest features of

MATLAB 2015"

20/06/16

Department of

Electronics &

Communicatio

n

15

Dr. John M. George

Prof. Gopalakrishna

Pillai A.

Dr. Thankachan T.

Pullan


Dr. Ajith Kumar A.

Mr. Abinson Paul N.

Mr. Akash James

Four day

workshop on

AutoCAD 2D

and 3D.

22/06/16 25/06/16

Mechanical

Engineering

Department in

association

with M/S

Pindis

Learning

Centre.



Mr. James Mathew

Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Mr. Jibin Noble

Mr. Jithin P. N.

Mr. John Paul C. D.

Mr. K. Uday Sankar

Mr. Manu Joseph

Mr. Mathew Baby

Mr. Rathish T. R.

Mr. Senjo Manuel

Mr. Sidheek P. A.

Mr. Sooraj Chacko

Mr. Tony Chacko

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P

Mr. Vishnu Sankar

Mr.Krishnakumar M.

R

Mr. Jaison M. T.

Mr. Anoop Xavier

Mr. Jeeson John

Mr. Jithu Davies

Mr. Saibil A. R.

Mr. Sidharthan K. P.

Mr. Sudheesh Kumar

Mr. Lonappan M.O.

16 Mr. Jibin Noble,

Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Three day Staff

Development

Programme on

RESEARCH

OPPORTUNITI

ES AND

CHALLENGES

IN ADVANCED

MATERIALS

AND

MANUFACTU

RING

8/6/16 10/6/16

The Institution

of Engineers

India, Kochi

Local Center

and

Department of

Mechanical

Engineering,

Federal

Institute of

Science and

Technology,

Hormis Nagar,

Mookkannoor

P.O.,

Angamaly,

Kerala- 683577



17 Mr. Rathish T. R.

Mr. Vishnu Sankar

Faculty Training

Programme on

Engineering

Graphics

28/06/16 30/06/16

Kerala

Technological

University


1 Mr. Vineeth Krishna P.

National

Workshop on

Innovations in

Curriculum,

Teaching and

Instruction for

Teachers of

Professional and

Technical

Institutions

04/03/15

Centre for

Education

Beyond

Curriculum

(CEDBEC),

Christ

University,

Bengaluru.

2

Mr. Sidheek P. A., Mr.

James Mathew, Mr.

Jeffin Johnson, Mr.

John Paul C. D., Mr.

Jibin Noble, Mr. Senjo

Manuel, Mr. Akash

James

A short term

training program

on Research

Trends in

Informatics,

Computing &

Communication

16/04/15

CSI Cochin

Chapter and

ACM Cochin

Chapter

3 Dr. John M. George

New Tomorrows

for Today’s

Buildings:

Existing

Building

Commissioning

(webcast)

23/04/15 ASHRAE


Faculty Training

Programme on

INTRODUCTIO

N TO

SUSTAINABLE

ENGINEERING

18/06/15

APJ Abdul

Kalam

Technological

University

5 All faculties FDP on academic

enrichment 29/06/15 RSET



ANNEXURE 10

CONFERENCE/ JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY


Sl.

No Name Designation Paper Title

Date/ year of

conduct Journals

1

Dr.

Thankachan

T. Pullan

Associate

Professor

Spheroidal graphite

cast iron property

enhancement by heat

treatment”

September

2016

International

Journal of Materials

Research, Vol. 107,

No. 9, pp. 807-814

(September 2016)

ISSN: 1862-5282.

2 Mr. Vishnu

Sankar

Assistant

Professor

An Experimental

Comparison of Diesel

Engine Performance

and Emission using

Biodiesel and Diesel.

December

2016

Proceedings of

National Conference

on Energy,

Economy and

Environment-

Energy 2016

conducted by

Department of

Mechanical

Engineering, NIT

Calicut.


1 Dr. John M.

George

Professor &

Dean

Performance

Analysis of Vortex

Tube

28-30

October 2015

4th National

Conference on

Refrigeration and

Air Conditioning

(NCRAC-2015)

2 Mr. Jithin P.

Narayanan

Assistant

Professor

A Study of Wind

Pressure on Tall

Buildings and Its

Aerodynamic

Modifications against

Wind Excitation

October 2015

International Journal

of Engineering

Development and

Research

(International Peer

Reviewed, Open

Access Journal)

IJEDR (

www.ijedr.org )

Volume 3 Issue 4



3 Mr. Jithin P.

Narayanan

Assistant

Professor

Mechanical

Characterization of

Shape Memory Alloy

Based RF MEMS

switch using ANSYS

June 2015

The International

Journal Of

Engineering And

Sciences

(IJES),Volume

4,

Issue 6,PP. 11-23,

June 2015

4 Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P.

Assistant

Professor

Fabrication of

Friction Stir

Processed Al-Ni

Particulate

Composite and Its

Impression Creep

Behaviour

2015

Journal of

Composites, vol.

2015, Article ID

428630, 9 pages

Academic Year 2014 - 15

1 Mr. Manoj G.

Tharian

Assistant

Professor

Orthotropic Plate

Model for Hat

Stiffened Plate

2014

Journal of

Engineering for the

Maritime

Environment

2

Dr.

Thankachan

T. Pullan

Associate

Profesor

Decision support tool

using concurrent

Engineering frame

work for agile

manufacturing

2014

International journal

of agile systems and

management

3 Mr. Jithin P

N

Assistant

Professor

CFD analysis for the

configuration of the

hydrodynamic

depressor

Dec 2014

Computational and

experimental marine

hydrodynamics –

Marh 2014

4 Mr. Vineeth

Krishna P

Assistant

Professor

Fabrication of

friction stir processed

Al-Ni particulate

composite and its

impression creep

behaviour

2015

Journal of

composites, Hindawi

publications



ANNEXURE 11

DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION – REAL MECHANICA

11.1 ACTIVITIES

Date Title


14/03/15 to 15/03/15 Robotics Workshop by Technophilia

17/03/15

Certification Courses after B Tech by WQC

Institute of NDT and Inspection Technology

(A Division of Limra Institutions Pvt. Ltd.)


07/08/15 - 08/08/15 ‘Sphere Drone Design Fabrication & Flying’

workshop by M/s AerotriX

02/04/16 Fusion 360- By Mr. Biju Antony of BIMIT-

Kochi

28/04/16 Launch of Third Volume of Department

technical Magazine “MECHAZINE”


08/05/16

Talk by Mr. Mahesh Subramanian, Vice

Principal, Anglo Eastern Maritime Academy

on IC Engines

03/09/16 Autodesk Fusion 360- Modelling software

training session for half day

03/09/16 – 04/09/16 Hexapod Robotics work shop by Dalvik Apps

for two days

20/09/16 First Edition of Mechanical Department News

Letter- "News Mechers"

30/09/16 Awareness Class on 3D printing Machine

developed by Mr. Paul George of S5 ME

15/10/16 One Day Robotics Workshop -Quadruped

Robots



11.2 OFFICE BEARERS OF REAL MECHANICA


Secretary Akhil V S

Magazine Editor Fahim Salim

Magazine Designer Bisto Baby, Nirmal K

Newsletter Editor Anashwara S Nair, Ahmed Harris

Newsletter Designer

Muhammad Farzeen,

Muhammad Fahad


Secretary Akhil V S (S7 ME)

Magazine Editor Joseph Antony Erinjery (S7 ME)

Members

Ashik Shajahan, Lakshmi V,

Jithu P.S., Antony Sankoorikkal


Secretary Tomson K. John

Magazine Editor Jithin Jose

Magazine Designer Joel Augustine

Faculty Advisors:

Mr. Jithin P.N. (Asst. Professor) &

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P. (Asst. Professor)



ANNEXURE 12

RESEARCH GROUPS

Student Projects Guided By Various Research Groups



Energy Research Group

Concentrated solar powered micro gas turbine

Comparison of diesel engine's performance & emission using diesel and biodiesel

Optimization & Thermal Analysis of a Low Heat Rejection Diesel engine

Solar desalination for rural area


Assisted Cycling Using Fully Or Partially Automated System

Fabrication Of Water Body Cleaning Machine

Fabrication of Hydraulic Bottle Jack

Fabrication of Abrasive Water Jet Machine

Design of Automated Waste Paper Recycling Equipment

Fabrication of pipe bending machine

Fabrication of Exoskeleton


Modal Analysis Of Crankshaft

Parametric Study Of Wind In Ground Effect Of a Symmetric Aerofoil

Compression using Quick return mechanism

Fabrication & Design of Theo Jansen Walking Mechanism

Energy Research Group projects

Thermo Acoustic Refrigeration System

Design And Fabrication Of Solar Power Aircraft




Computer Aided Engineering Research Group

Two stage mechanical oscillator for operating a rotating wheel

Design & fabrication of hybrid E.C. for automotive propulsion

Adjustable unified wheel opener

Kinetic Energy recovery system in Bicycles

Manufacturing Engnineering Research Group

Adjustable unified wheel opener

Kinetic Energy recovery system in Bicycles

1.Fabrication & testing of a vibration suppression test setup

1.Automatic wheel chair cum bed

Pyrolisis of waste plastic to oil

Fabrication of four wheel steering system

Energy Engineering Research Group

Fuel Enhancement using Hydrogen obtained by Electrolysis

Biogas as an alternate Fuel in a spark ignition engine

Vortex Tube Refrigeration System

Integration of drinking water production unit with solar hot water heaters

Air Powered Engine

Working of AC compressor due to damping effect of shock absorber


Simulation of an Automobile for Common Man

Analysis on enhancement of heat transfer in tube heat exchanger

Stair climbing wheel chair mechanism


Coconut Dehusker

Fabrication of a valve less pulse jet engine and to integrate it in a Go-kart

Portable Car Moving System with Hydraulic Jacks

Rubber Tapping Machine

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