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Evaluative Reports of Departments (For Re-Assessment)

Submitted to

National Assessment and Accreditation Council Bangalore

March 2015

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Contents

Aeronautical Engineering ............................................................................................................................. 4

Architecture Department ............................................................................................................................. 31

Civil Engineering Department .................................................................................................................... 69

Computer Applications ............................................................................................................................... 92

Computer Science and Engineering .......................................................................................................... 118

Information Technology ........................................................................................................................... 139

Electronics and Communication Engineering ........................................................................................... 160

Electrical and Electronics Engineering ..................................................................................................... 175

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering ........................................................................................... 199

Automobile Engineering ........................................................................................................................... 217

Chemical Engineering ............................................................................................................................... 247

Mechanical Engineering ........................................................................................................................... 256

Department of Management Studies ......................................................................................................... 283

School of Science and Humanities ............................................................................................................ 310

Appendix A ................................................................................................................................................ 340

**Annexures are available during the team visit. This is a condensed report.

Code of Ethics followed in departments is mentioned in Appendix A

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School of Aeronautical Sciences

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Aeronautical Engineering

1. Name of the Department : Aeronautical Engineering

2. Year of Establishment : 1996

3. Is the Department part of a School / Faculty of the University?

Yes, School of Aeronautical Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered :

B.Tech (Aeronautical Engineering)

• B.Tech (Aerospace Engineering)

M.Tech (Aeronautical Engineering)

• M.Tech (Avionics)

• M.Tech (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering)

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved:

MBA in Aviation Management/ School of Management

M.Tech Avionics / School of Electrical Sciences

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.:

Sl.No Name of the Course In collaboration National/

International Participants Year

1 Introduction to Technical

Authoring of Aircraft Manuals CDG BOEING International B.Tech

2014

Onwards

2 Aircraft and Systems- Industry

Perspective NASSCOM National M.Tech

2013

Onwards

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Aeronautics and

Manufacturing Technology

Aircraft Design and

Manufacturing

Aerodynamics &Avionics

HAL National

736 students

trained in 21

batches.

2005

Onwards

4 Flight Simulator Training OFS National

Industry

Employees and

Students

2010

Onwards

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons: Nil

http://www.hindustanuniv.ac.in/be_aeronautical_engineering.html

http://www.hindustanuniv.ac.in/be_aerospace_engineering.html

http://www.hindustanuniv.ac.in/m_e_aeronautical_engineering.html

http://www.hindustanuniv.ac.in/m_e_avionics.html

http://www.hindustanuniv.ac.in/m_e_aircraft_maintenance_engineering.html

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8. Examination System: Semester System

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:

SL.NO SUBJECT NAME DEPARTMENT

1 Numerical Methods S&H

2 Engg., Mathematics I,II&III S&H

3 Advanced Engg., Mathematics S&H

4 Applied Mathematics for avionics S&H

5 Probability & Statistics S&H

6 Communication Skill Lab S&H

7 Environmental Science S&H

8. Microprocessor and its Application ECE

9. Computer Programming Lab CSE

10 Management Studies MBA

11 Finite Element Methods Auto

12 Aviation Management MBA

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors/others):

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS)

Senior Professor 2 2 2

Professor 4 4 4

Associate Professors 3 3 3

Asst. Professors 21 21 21

Visiting Faculty 1 1 1

Teaching Associates 4 4 4

Sl. No Subject Name Department

1 Finite Element Method Auto

2 Aviation Management MBA

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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research

under guidance:

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1. Dr. Dilip.A.Shah Ph.D Sr. Prof &

HoD Aerodynamics 33 5*

2 Dr. R. Asokan Ph.D Prof. Composites 34 3*

3 Dr. K. Ramajeyathilagam Ph.D Sr. Prof. Structures 30 5*

4 Dr. R. Santhanakrishnan Ph.D Prof. Composite

Structure 16 3*

5 Prof. T.V. Nagarajan M.E. Prof. Aircraft Structures 34 -

6 Dr. P. Manivannan Ph.D Prof. Propulsion 15 1*

7 Mr. S. Murugesan B.E. Assoc.

Prof. Propulsion 40 -

8 Mr. V. Meenakshisundaram M.E. Assoc.

Prof. Aircraft Structures 27 -

9 Dr. Dalbir Singh Ph.D

Assoc.

Prof.

Composites 27

10 Mr. Praveen Kumar Balguri M.Tech Asst. Prof.

Composite

Materials and

Structure

3.8 -

11 Mr. R. Rajesh M.E. Asst. Prof. Avionics 6 -

12 Mr. Eusebious T.Chullai M.E. Asst. Prof. Aerodynamics 3.8 -

13 Mr. Yashpal M.E. Asst. Prof. Propulsion 3.8 -

14 Ms.S.Subha M.E. Asst. Prof. Composite

Materials 3.8 -

15 Ms. M.S.Nisha M.E. Asst. Prof. Avionics 3.8 -

16 Mr. C. Ganesan M.E. Asst. Prof. Composite

Materials 3.8 -

17 Mr. G.Dinesh Kumar M.E. Asst. Prof. Aerodynamics 3.8 -

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18 Ms. S.Jeyapratha M.E. Asst. Prof. Aerodynamics 2.8 -

19 Mr. Dominic Xavier Fernando M.E. Asst. Prof. Aerodynamics 2.8 -

20 Mr. S. Mahendran M.E. Asst. Prof. Avionics 2.8 -

21 Mr. Stanley samlal M.E. Asst. Prof. Composite

Structure 2.8 -

22 Mr. R. Amit Kumar M.E. Asst. Prof. Composite

Structure 2.8 -

23 Ms.M. Vinyojita M.E. Asst. Prof. Avionics 2.8 -

24 Mr.R.Sarweswaran . M.E. Asst. Prof. Avionics 2.8 -

25 Mr.P.S.B Kirubakaran M.Sc Asst. Prof. Flight Dynamics 2.8 -

26 Mr.D. Gowri Shankar. M.E. Asst. Prof. Fluid Mechanics 12 -

27 Mr.T. Amal Seba Thomas M.E. Asst. Prof. Aerodynamics 2.8 -

29 Mr.Paulson M.E Asst. Prof. Heat transfer 3.8 -

30 Mr. R.Vetrivel

B.E.,

MBA.

Lecturer Air Transportation

Systems 4 -

31 Wg Cdr RS Kumar B.E. Part Time

Faculty

Avionics and

Instrumentation 35 -

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

1. Dr. M.Ganapathy, Senior Vice President, Tech Mahindra, Bangalore

2. Dr. K.Ramamoorthy (Rtd ISRO Scientist)

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information:

Nil

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

Sl.No Program Students Teacher Student Teacher

Ratio

1 M.Tech (Aero,Avionics,AME) 154 7 22:1

4 B.Tech(Aero) 422 19 22.2:1

5 B.Tech (Aerospace) 203 9 22.5:1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual:

Staff Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS)

Technical 8 8 8

Administrative 4 4 4

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16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:

1) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering.

2) Composite Aircraft Structures.

3) Finite Element Analysis.

4) Integrated Avionics system

5) Low speed Aerodynamics

6) High Velocity Impact.

7) Gas Turbine Systems.

17. Number of faculties with ongoing projects from:

a) National Funding agencies

Ongoing Projects

Title of the Project Funding

Agency

Amount

(Rs. in

Lakhs)

Status Number

of Staff

TIFAC-CORE in Aircraft Maintenance TIFAC-

DST 1372 On going 3

Proposed Projects

Title of the Project Funding

Agency

Amount

(Rs. in

Lakhs)

Status Number

of Staff

Coupled fluid-structure interaction studies due to

underwater explosion around AUV and submersible

composite pressure hull

NRB 22.66 Submitted -

Evaluation of Numerical Bird Material Model

Parameters through Dynamic Test of Bird Projectile

GTRE,

DRDO 9.70 Submitted -

Development of software for propeller shaft alignment

of ships and submarines.

NSTL,

DRDO 41.44 Submitted -

b) International Funding agencies: Nil

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received:

a) National collaboration

S. No. Name of the Company Grant Received (Rs. in Lakhs)

1 TIFAC, DST, Govt. of India 1372

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b) International collaboration

Name of the Company Grant Received (USD)

Spirit Aerosystems Inc, USA, 2011-12 2000



19. Departmental projects funded by DST –FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total

grants received:

Project Title

Total Grants

(Rs. in Lakhs) Funding Agency

TIFAC-CORE in Aircraft Maintenance 1372 TIFAC-DST

20. Research facility / centre with:

State Recognition

Aircraft Maintenance (Tamil Nadu Govt)

National Recognition

Sl. No Name of the Organization Year of Starting Name of Laboratory

1 TIFAC - CORE 2006 Aircraft Systems Lab

2 TIFAC - CORE 2010 Integrated Avionics Lab

International Recognition Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by /created by industry or corporate bodies:

Sl.No Name of the Organisation Year of Starting Name of Lab

1 Orient Flight School 2010 Flight Simulator Lab

22. Publications: (Refer Annexure – 1)

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) - 87

Monographs- Nil

Chapters in Books- Nil

Edited Books - Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers- Nil

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International

Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) - 10

Citation Index – range / average – 2.5

10

SNIP - Nil

SJR -Nil

Impact Factor – range / average 0.5 to 3/ 0.7

h-index - 10

Total Citations h- index

424 10

Sl.No Year

No. of Publications Total

No. of

Publications

Scopus Indexed

Out of total

publications National International

1 2014-2015 3 22 25 7

2 2013-2014 - 17 17 4

3 2012-2013 - 16 16 13

4 2011-2012 - 11 11 7

23. Details of patents and income generated:

Patents Applied:

a. Mr. Balaji. D “884/CHE/2011 – BYPASS AIR CONTROL MECHANISM FOR HYBRID

ENGINE”

b. Mr. Balaji. D “1620/CHE/2011 – Turbo Ramjet”

c. Mr. Balaji. D, Mr. R. Rajesh, Mr. S. Thangavel, “336/CHE/2012, Drawn-out Prop Engine”.

d. Dr. Dalbir Singh – “3255/CHE/2014 – Hybrid wing concept for increased UAV performance”.

e. Mr. PSB. Kirubakaran – “ 3253 /CHE/2014 – System for prediction of Fly-By Near Earth objects”

f. Mr. Dineshkumar “3248/CHE/2014 – Self Starting Scram Jet Engine”

g. Mr. Dineshkumar “ 3247/CHE/2014 - Innovative Hybrid Vehicle”

h. Mr. Dineshkumar “910/CHE/2013- Inbuilt Starting System For Ramjet Engine”

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated:

Sl.No Academic Year

Revenue generated (in Lakhs)

HAL Consultancy Short Term

courses Total

1 2014-15 - 7.4 - 7.4

2 2013-14 - 6.3 - 6.3

3 2012-13 - 6.1 - 6.1

4 2011-12 - 10.00 - 10.00

5 2010-11 - 6.50 - 6.50

6 2009-10 31.30 0.50 - 31.80

7 2008-09 45.83 9.87 4.36 60.06

8 2007-08 19.89 0.85 4.88 25.62

9 2006-07 8.25 1.00 - 9.25

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TOTAL 105.27 48.52 9.24 170.03

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India

and abroad:

International:

S.

No Year/Month Date Topic Name of Faculty attended Venue/ City

1 2014/Feb 8th

National University of

Singapore

Dr. Dilip.A.Shah, Dr.

R.Asokan Singapore

2 2014/Feb 6th

-10th

Singapore Air Show-

2014

Dr. Dilip.A.Shah, Dr.

R.Asokan Singapore

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2014/Jan 20th

Education Fair-2014 Dr. Dilip.A.Shah Dubai, UAE

4 2012/Feb 13th

- 19th

Singapore Air Show-

2012 Dr. R.Asokan Singapore

5 2012/Feb 15th

SIA Engineering

Company

Dr. R.Asokan,

Dr.Dalbir Singh

Singapore

National:

S.

No Year/Month Date Topic Name of Faculty attended Venue/ City

1 2015 / Mar 4th

Key note address at TN

Manufacturing Summit Dr. Dilip.A.Shah Chennai

2 2015 / Feb 8th

Invited Talk in

NAFEMS Regional

Conference

Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam Chennai

3 2015/Feb 8th

AERO MEET 2K15 Mr. S.Murugesan TIS, Thanjavur

4 2014 / June 24th

Invited Talk Mr. S.Murugesan

SRM University

Chennai

5 2014 / May 30th

Speaker in Business

World Higher Education

Summit

Dr. Dilip.A.Shah New Delhi

6 2014 / Mar 7th

Invited Talk Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam MITS, Madanapalli,

AP

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7 2014 / Feb 27th

Damages & Repair in

Composite Structures Dr. R.Asokan REC, Chennai

8 2013/Oct 23rd

Guest of honour

International Seminar Mr. S.Murugesan KIT Coimbatore

9 2013 /Aug 4

th –

14th

Spirit Global Design –

Panel Member Prof. R.Asokan INFOSYS, Mysore

10 2013 / Feb 6-10th AERO India - 2013

Dr. R. Asokan,

Dr. Dalbir Singh

IAF, Yelanka,

Bangalore

11 2012/Sep 1st Invited Talk Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam NIET, Coimbatore,

12 2012/Aug 4

th to

10th

Spirit Global Design –

Panel Member Prof. R.Asokan INFOSYS, Mysore

26. Faculty serving in committees:

Name

National committees

International committees

Dr. Dilip A Shah -

• Editorial Board member of Journal of

Aerospace Engineering and Technology.

• Editorial Board Member (Advisory

Committee member) of ISRASE

Dr.R.Asokan

• Member of Technical committee for

maintenance of aircraft, Tamil Nadu

govt.

• Executive Member, Ae.S.I Chennai

Branch

• Secretary, Ae.S.I Chennai Branch

(2011-13)

• Syllabus Subcommittee member,

Anna University, Chennai

• Editor of Indian Journal of Science

& Technology

Panel member for “Spirit Aerosystems Inc,

USA” from 2011 to 2014.

Dr.Ramajeyathilagam NAFEMS-(shock &vibration panel

committee) chairman

Panel Member for Shock & vibration at

Coimbatore, Oct,12

Dr.P. Manivannan Syllabus Subcommittee member, Anna

University, Chennai -

Dr. R.Santhanakrishnan Syllabus Subcommittee member, Anna

University, Chennai -

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Mr.S.Murugesan

Technical Advisory member in National

Committee for IRTMAME International

Conference held at Kalaingar

Karunanidhi Institute of Technology,

Kancheepuram

-

27. Faculty recharging strategies: (Refer Annexure - 2)

S.

NO

Year/

Month Date Topic Name of Faculty attended Venue/ City

1 2015 / Feb 27th

International workshop on

stress Assisted

Environmental Damage in

Structural Materials

Mr. Praveen Kumar IITM,Chennai

2 2015 / Feb 8th

NAFEMS - 2015

Dr.K.Ramajeyathilagam

Dr. Santhanakrishnan

Prof. Nagrajan

Mr. Meenakshi Sundaram

Chennai

3 2014/ Nov 17

th –

22nd

Fluid Dynamics Theory to

Industrial Application

Mr.T.Amal Seba Thomas

Mr.Eusebious T Chullai

IIT,MADRAS,

Chennai

4 2014 / Oct 17th

Integrated Vehicle Health

Monitoring

Dr.Dilip.A.Shah

Ms.M.S.Nisha

Bangalore

5 2014/ Oct 28th

Graphene-metal Oxide

Composites Mr.Praveen Kumar Balguri

IEEE

Nanotechnology

Council Chapter,

Chennai

6 2014/Sep 13th

Innovation & R&D by

private industries in

Aerospace & Defence

G.Dinesh Kumar, M.S.Nisha,

Gowri Shankar, R.Rajesh HAL & SIATI

7 2014 /Sep 1

st &

2nd

IAF Guardians of the sky

Dr.Dalbir singh, C.Ganesan,

S.Subha, C.S.Karunakaran.

Indian Air Force

base, Tambaram

8 2013/Dec 4

th to

6th

6th

Bangalore India Nano

International Conference Mr.Praveen Kumar Balguri Bangalore

9 2013/Sep 3rd

Importance of

Literature Review, Planning

and ethics in Research

C.Ganesan


Dr.Dalbir singh

Mr.Yashpal

CLRI, Chennai

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10 2013/Aug 17th

LAB VIEW Training

C.Ganesan


Dr.Dalbir singh

Mr.Yashpal

National

Instruments

11 2013/June 20th

Outcome Based Education All Staffs NITTTR

12 2012/ Nov 19-24 Research Topics in Fluid

Dynamics Mr.Eusebious T Chullai

IIT Madras,

Chennai

28. Student projects

Year Course In-house projects Industry projects

2014-15 B.Tech 87% 13%

M.Tech 82% 18%

2013-14 B.Tech 85% 15%

M.Tech 83% 17%

2012-13 B.Tech 94% 6%

M.Tech 82% 18%

2011-12 B.Tech 92% 8%

M.Tech 85% 15%

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by (Refer Annexure- 3)

Faculty

Dr. R. Asokan, Appreciation award from INFOSYS AND SPIRIT GLOBAL INC for past three years

2012, 2013 & 2014.

Dr. Dalbir Singh, Wg Cdr RS Kumar “Most Innovative Design Award” in International Aerial

Robotics Competition (IARC) conducted at Beijing, China,

Mr. G. Dinesh Kumar, BEST INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC EXCHANGE AWARD in

International Aerial Robotics Competition (IARC) conducted at Beijing, China, Aug 2013

Prof. Nagarajan T V, Appreciation award from INFOSYS AND SPIRIT GLOBAL INC for the year

2013

PhD Scholars

Ruben Rajasekar a full time research scholar is awarded a Fellowship (Rs.30000/month (approx))

under Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Scheme for five years from 2014-19. (Supervisor : Dr. R.

Asokan)

Students

Ms. Nishita Vegi, Final Year of Aeronautical Department has won the first prize at the National level

KTH Master’s Challenge 2015 under the category Aerospace Engineering, conducted by KTH Royal

Institute of Technology, Sweden – Value of the Total Award: Approx 1.5 Crores INR

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Team GARUDA participated in SAE Aero Design West Competition in Micro class 2014 at Texas,

USA on 28th to 30th March 2014 got 12th place out of 82 teams. (Mentored by G. Dinesh Kumar)

Aasish.C, Bharathraj, S, Razeen Ridhwan.U, Prasana Linci , Punita Kumari, Nithya Priya, Arif Abdul

Rahman.A, Aasish C, Bharathraj S, Razeen Ridhwan U Won “Most Innovative Design Award”

International Aerial Robotics Competition Conducted by the Assosciation for Unmanned Vehicle

System International Yantai, China in July 2014.

Mr.C.S. Karunakaran, , BEST INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC EXCHANGE AWARD in

International Aerial Robotics Competition (IARC) conducted at Beijing, China, Aug 2013

Team VANGUARD participated in SAE 2014 AERO DESIGN EAST MICRO CLASS (Marietta,

Georgia ,USA) got 4th

place in oral presentation

Team ASTRA participated in SAE 2014 AERO DESIGN WEST micro CLASS (Fort Worth, Texas,

USA).

Team GARUDA participated in CANSAT 2014 held at Coleman County, Texas (Jim Burkett Ranch),

US, and finished in global top 30 among 1000 teams.

Team Won NASA Best Paper Award in SAE AEROSPACE WEST Competition held at Van Wys,

California, April 2013.

Mr. Bolisetty Vishnu and Mr. Veluru Venkata Ramana participated in Spirit Global Design Challenge

2013, USA. The team got the Second Place in the Competition. The competition was sponsored by

Spirit Aerospace Inc., USA in 2013.(Mentored by Prof. Asokan R)

Mr. K Monoj Ram and I.S. Ramasamy participated in SPIRIT GLOBAL DESIGN CHALLENGE 2011

at Wichita State University, USA. 2011-12

Aravind Sasikumar and Nikhil John ,Final Year Aeronautical students won Second Place in the

competition, mentored by Prof R. Asokan Sprit Global Design Challenge (SGDC) 2012.

Nikhil John , Aravind Sasikumar & Manish Kumar won the first prize at NASA environmentally

responsible green aviation challenge 2012

Justin Joseph, T. Mohan & P. Ponmeni Karthik, 3rd

year, Aeronautical Engineering stood 1st all over

South India in the final of SAEINDIA STUDENT CONVENTION 2010 Aero-modelling competition

conducted by SAEINDIA at Jeppiaar Engineering College on 17th

& 18th

September, 2010.

Jayashree Sridhar, 2nd year, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering, was selected three consecutively for the

LEAG meeting, 2008, 2009 & 2010 in Washington D.C. (NASA Head Quarters) & was assigned a

presentation. She also presented paper on Lunar in Space resource Utilization was selected by IEEE for

the International Conference on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering which was held in Malaysia in

November, 2010.

Mr. Justein,Kalyan,Kishore 4rd

year student designed JUAKI aircraft in Feb’09 and received 4 Lakhs

award from Hindustan group.

Mr. Kirtivasan, 4th year student designed electronic controls system for aileron, flaps and elevators

2009.

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Manoj. G and Bernad Adaikalaraj, have successfully prepared a viable design of an amphibious tilt

rotorcraft and the design was adjusted as Best in Non-US category in the contest held by NASA in

2009-2010.

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with

details of outstanding participants, if any.

Seminars/Workshops Organized (International)

S.

NO

Year/

Month Date Theme Details of the Resource Person(s)

1

2015 6,7 Feb

Workshop on

Computational Fluid

Dynamics

Dr. Sekhar Majumdar, Professor, NMIT

Dr. SN .Sridhara, Director, KSSEM

Dr. Roy Chowdhry, Dean (CGDA), HU

2015 6,7 Feb Workshop on Shock

and Vibration

Dr. K. Ramajeyathilagam, Sr. prof, HU

Mr. AVS Chari, Technology Director, NSTL

Dr. M. Ganapathi, VP, Tech Mahindra

Dr. Rajeev Jain, Scientist ‘F’,DRDO

2015 6,7 Feb

Workshop on

Practical Aspects of

FEM-Verification

and Validation


Dr. K.S. Raghavan, Discipline Chief, Structures,

CYIENT Ltd

Dr K. Ramajeyathilagam, Sr. Prof, HU

Dr. Dilip Kumar Mohanty, Prof, NMIMS

Dr. Uma maheswar, GE

Dr. Kumar Kenche Gowda, Director, Kshirpa

Simulations

2015 6,7 Feb

Workshop on

Design of

Composites

Mr. SS Subramanya sastry, DGM (Tech), CYIENT

Ltd


Dr. Dilip Kumar Mohanty, Prof, NMIMS.

Dr. R. Asokan, Prof, HU

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2 2014 8th

Aug Aeronautics Today

& Tomorrow

Dr. Tamil Mani, Director of Aeronautics, Bangalore

3 2014 23rd

June

Airworthiness of

fixed and Rotary

Wing Aircrafts

Mr.N.Rangamani, DGM, Indian Airlines

Mr.R.Arunagiri,DGM,HAL,

Bangalore

4 2014 19th

– 20th

sep

Airworthiness and

Flight Safety

(Sponsorship of

Rs.50000 received

from AeSI)

Dr. P. S. Krishnan,

DS & Director, ADE

Mr. S.S.Subramania Sastry, DGM, CYIENT Ltd

Mr.Sadat, Maintenance Engineer, TN Govt.

5 2013 23rd

Jan

Space Robotics

Focus on Planetary

Rover and Design

Mr. Arvin Seeni, DLR

6 2012 20th

Nov Intricacies of Flight Prof. Andy C. Mcintosh, Professor University of

Leeds, LEEDS, U.K.

7 2011 09-12 Feb.

2011

International

Seminar Aerospace

Perspective &

Trends in

Technology

Dr.Alen Chambers, University of Southampton

8 2009 24-Mar-09

International

Seminar on

Composites for

Aerospace

Application

(Sponsorship of

Rs.1.6 Lakhs

received from

DRDO, ISRO, AeSI

&BSNL)

Dr.R. Chidambaram, Principal Scientific Advisor,

Govt of India -Chief Guest and Dr.C.G.Krishnadas

Nair, President, SIATI

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

As formulated by the Department of Research(See Appendix A)

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the Programme

(refer to question no. 4) Graduate

batch

Applications

Received

Selected Pass Percentage

Male Female Male Female

B.Tech (Aero) 2008-2012 238 203 13 72% 100%

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batch

Applications

Received



2009-2013 176 157 13 71% 70%

2010-2014 150 136 9 71% 100%

B.Tech (Aerospace) 2009-2013 25 13 8 76% 100%

2010-2014 35 20 12 75% 91.67%



batch

Applications

Received



M.Tech (Aero) 2010-2012 80 67 5 83.58 100

2011-2013 82 62 13 98.38 100

2012-2014 70 51 12 88.23 100

M.Tech (Avionics) 2010-2012 20 14 2 71 50

2011-2013 28 21 3 95 100

2012-2014 22 14 4 92.8 100

M.Tech (AME) 2010-2012 15 8 - 100 -

2011-2013 15 10 - 100 -

2012-2014 12 9 0 55.5 -

33. Diversity of students

Name of the

Programme

(refer to question no.

4)

Graduate

batch

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

M.Tech (AERO)

2010-2012 - 82% 18% -

2011-2013 - 71% 29% -

2012-2014 3% 62% 35% -

M.Tech (AVI)

2010-2012 - 69% 31% -

2011-2013 - 63% 37% -

2012-2014 - 50% 44% 5%

M.Tech (AME)

2010-2012 - 75% 25% -

2011-2013 - 100% - -

2012-2014 - 100% - -

34. No. of students passed in NET / SLET / GRE / GATE etc (Last five years)

19

Year

GATE GRE

Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified

2013-14 40 6 28 21

2012-13 26 5 22 18

2011-12 12 7 19 16

2010-11 14 8 20 18

2009- 10 13 6 25 19

35. Student progression

Sl.No Academic Year No. of students

Pursued Higher studies

No. of students

joined company

1 2013-2014 20 82

2 2012-2013 22 94

3 2011-2012 21 91

36. Diversity of staff

Percentage of faculty who are graduates (Total : 31) – 100%

Of the same university 54%

From other universities within the state 40%

From universities from other states 0

From universities outside the country 6%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc., & D.Litt during the assessment period

(2009-2015)

1. Dr. P.Manivannan

2. Dr. R.Asokan

3. Dr. L Dalbir Singh

4. Dr. R.Santhankrishnan

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library with 402 books

Maintenance Manual for Aircraft

20

b) Internet facilities for staff and students 120 Nos

c) Total number of class rooms 18 Nos

d) Class rooms with ICT facility

1. Department as facilitated with Wi-Fi Connections

2. OHP’s and Projectors are available

e) Students’ laboratories

1. Aircraft Structures Lab

2. Aerodynamics Lab

3. Propulsion Lab

4. CAD / CAE Lab

5. Avionics Lab

6. Aircraft Structure Repair Lab

7. Flight Control Lab

8. Aircraft Engine Lab

f) Research laboratories

1. Low Speed wind tunnel

2. Composite Lab

3. Integrated Avionics Lab

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) From the host institution/university

Sl.No Scholar Name Supervisor Name

Year of

Registration

1 Ms. M.S.Nisha Dr. Dalbir Singh 2013

2 Mr. C Ganesan

Dr. P.S.Johana 2013

3 Mr.YashPal

Dr. V.Ravikumar 2013

4 Ms. S.Subha Dr. L.Dabir Singh 2014

5 RagamathJuliyana .M Dr. R.Santhanakrishnan 2014

6 Vishnu kumar Dr. Dilip.A.Shah 2014

7 Bhooma Devi Dr. Dilip.A.Shah 2014

8 RubanRajasekar .B Dr. R. Asokan 2014

9 Mr. S.Mahendran Dr. R. Asokan 2015

10 Mr. R.Sarveshwaran Dr. P.Manivannan 2015

11 Ms. S Jeyapratha Dr. R.Santhanakrishnan 2015

b) From other institutions/universities

21

Sl.No Scholar Name Supervisor Name Year of Registration

1 Mr. E.Thiyagarajan Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam 2010

2 Mr. Sahebrao K. Muneshwar

DST, Delhi Dr. R.Asokan 2010

3 Mr. T.RadhaKrishnan

SAMS Engineering College Dr. R.Santhanakrishnan 2010

4 Mr. Sangram Keshari Samal

Orissa Dr. Dilip.A.Shah 2011

5 Mr. R.S. Pradeep Kumar

Kerala Dr. Dilip.A.Shah 2013

6 Mr. Madhanraj

KCG College of Technology Dr. Dilip.A.Shah 2013

7 Mr. AnandVenkatachari

Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam 2014

8 Mr. A.Sankar

Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam 2014

9 Mr. S.S.Subramania Sastry Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam 2014

10 Mr. C.Suresh

KCG College of Technology Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam 2014

11 Mr. Dinesh K

ASSYSTEM, Bangalore Dr. R.Asokan 2015

11 Kalpit .P Kaurase Dr. L.Dabir Singh 2015

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university:

Five Students

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme?

Yes

In order to bring about successful programme the necessary pre-assessment agendas are followed;

A council/panel of expertise is formed in order to discuss the pre-post development

activities. Following the discussion, a proposal is placed with the following requisites;

Course design(Course Contents, Syllabus)

Availability of infrastructure(Lab, Equipments)

Availability of In-Campus staff

Appointment of Visiting faculties(if necessary)

Appointment of new faculties(if necessary)

Procurement of new equipment(if necessary)

After placing the above agenda, the financial aspects of the programme

design is carried out

This agenda is revised at times in order to ensure successful outcome of the

programme

Finally, the revised programme is now rolled out for advertisement and

recruitment of students and faculties

42. Does the department obtain feedback from

A. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department

utilize the feedback?

Yes

The department utilizes the feedback to improve teaching/learning methods and skills.

Thus enabling the modification of the curriculum.

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This also enables a faculty to enrich his/her teaching methods for the betterment of the students and the

department.

B. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


Yes

The department uses the feedback to evaluate the performance of staffs on particular subjects.

This also enables a faculty to assess his/her subject knowledge and area of proficiency.

This performance and evaluation will help the faculty to choose his/her field of expertise in a better

way and to bring out the best caliber for the development of the student academics and also for the

department.

C. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how department utilize the feedback?

The department obtains the feedback from the alumni/stake holders and iintroduces various programs

for developing the skills, knowledge to work in the company as required by the employers.

Upon receiving the feedback, the necessary follow-up actions are taken to ensure these programs are in

line with expected quality and skills, which are the most anticipated agendas for students seeking the

job.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department

Sl. No

Name

Designation

Organization

1. Ms.Siva Sakthi (HU) Scientist-C ADA, Bangalore

2. Mr. Allen (HU) System Engineer Brahamos Aerospace

3. Mr.Ashok (HU) System Analyst Honeywell Ltd, Bangalore

4. Mr. Vasanth Kumar (HU) Managing Director

RAVEN Aerial Technology Pvt

Ltd

5. Mr.Praveen kumar (HU) Scientist-B ADA, Bangalore

6. Mr.Jerin Mary Abraham (HU) Business Analyst RUSADA India Pvt Ltd.

7. Mr.Karthikeyan Raman Pillai (HU) System Engineer ISP & Pathway, Saudi Arabia

8. Mr. Tilbin C Tom (HU) System Engineer Sittec Group

9. Ms. Mathiarasi (HU) System Analyst INFOSYS Ltd

10. Mr. Madan (HCE) Squadron Leader Indian Air Force

11. Mr. Chakaravarthi (HCE) NDT Analyst Pratt & Whitney, Singapore

12. Ms.Donatella Xavier (HCE) Scientist-B ADA, Bangalore

13. Mr. Aswin (HCE) Scientist-C NAL, Bangalore

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14. Mr.Suriya Narayanan (HCE) Scientist-D NAL,Bangalore

44. STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM (SPECIAL LECTURES / WORKSHOP/ SEMINAR)

Year

Name of Resource Person Topic Covered Date

2015

Dr. Chandan Kumar

Mukaphadhiyae, Scientist G,

IGCAR

NDT in Aircraft Structures 20th

Jan

2015

Dr.Tim Morris, CEO, NAFEMS,

UK

Finite Element Method

6-7th

Feb

2015

Mr.Varun.B.Nair, Asst.Vice

president, ACCENTURE

Seminar on Job Opportunities

23rd

Jan

2014 Dr.Martin Fiddler,UK Atmospheric Sciences 18th

Nov

2014 Dr. K. Paramasivam, MIT,

CHENNAI

Mathematical Properties of Fluid Dynamic

Equations 27

th Oct

2014 Mr.Shankar, CDG-Boeing,Chennai Technical Authoring 18th

Sep

2014 Dr.Tamil Mani, DGM, DRDO,

Bangalore Aeronautics Today & Tomorrow 8

th Aug

2014 Mr.Rangamani, DGM, Air India

Mr.R.Arunagiri, GM, HAL,

Bangalore

Airworthiness of fixed and Rotary Wing

Aircrafts 23 Jun

2014 Dr. K. Velusamy, IGCAR,

Kalpakkam CFD in nuclear Reactor Design 31 Mar

2014

Dr.G.L. Samuel, Dept.Mechanical

Engineering, IIT Madras

Advanced Materials for Aerospace

Applications - Manufacturing 19

th Mar

2014 Mr. Sunderraj, Infosys Aerospace Opportunities 4th

Mar

2014 Dr. Ganapathy, Tech Mahindra,

Bangalore

Flutter Analysis Of Aircraft Composite

Wing 27

th Feb

2014

Dr.C.B.Ramanarayan, DRDO

Propulsion for 3 Dimensions

Land/ Sea / Air

10th

Jan

2014 Mr.Rao, Associate Director,

SHAR,ISRO Safety of launch vehicle and space debris 7

th Jan

24

2013 P.M.Soundar Rajan, Director,

Defence Avionics Research

Laboratory, Bangalore

Trends in Avionics & Upgrades – Indian

Scenario 27

th Sep

2013 Dr. K. Renganthan, H.O.D. Dept

of EIE, Sriram Engg Coll

Theory and Application of Control

Engineering 4

th Aug

2013

Mr. T.K. Sundaramoorthy, Mission

Director, ISRO

Evolution of communication Space craft &

Indian Scenario 1st Feb

2013

Mr. Arvin Seeni, DLR Space Robotics Focus on Planetary Rover

and Design 23

rd Jan

2013

Dr. M. SATHYAMOORTHY,

Professor & Associate Dean,

University of TEXAS

Seminar on Recent Advances in Aircraft

Structures 10

th Jan

2012

Prof. Andy C. Mcintosh, Professor

University of Leeds, LEEDS, U.K. Seminar on Intricacies of Flight 20

th Nov

2012

Mr. A. Victor Sundaraj, SR. Engr.

INFOSYS

Emerging Trends and Opportunities in

Aerospace 12

th Oct

2012

Nellai S Muthu, Former scientist,

VSSC Moon ; Facts & Fiction 6

th Jan

2012 Padmashri M.Chandra Dathan,

Director, SDSC/SHAR/ISRO

Professional Ethics

23rd

Mar

2011

Prof. S.V.Subba Rao, Senior

Scientist, ISRO

High Temperature Instrumentation for

Aerospace Application

7th

Dec

2011 Dr.Alen Chambers, Sr. Lecturer,

University of Southampton, UK Advances in Composites 29

th Sep

44(i). SEMINARS ORGANIZED

S.

NO

Year/Month Date Theme Details of the Resource Person(s)

1 2015 6,7 Feb Workshop – NAFEMS-2015 Dr.Tim Morris, CEO, NAFEMS ,UK

2 2014 8th

Aug Aeronautics Today & Tomorrow Dr. Tamil Mani, Director General,

Aeronautics, DRDO, Bangalore

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3 2014 19th

– 20th

Airworthiness and Flight Safety

Dr. P. S. Krishnan, DS & Director, ADE,

Bangalore

Mr. S.S.Subramania Sastry, DGM, CYIENT

Ltd

Mr.Sadat, Maintenance Engineer, TN Govt.

4 2014 23rd

June Airworthiness of fixed and Rotary

Wing Aircrafts

Mr.N.Rangamani, DGM, Indian Airlines

Mr.R.Arunagiri,DGM,HAL,Bangalore

5 2013 23rd

Jan Space Robotics Focus on

Planetary Rover and Design

Mr. Arvin Seeni, DLR

6 2012 20th

Nov Intricacies of Flight Prof. Andy C. Mcintosh, Professor

University of Leeds, LEEDS, U.K.

45. TEACHING METHODS ADOPTED

Lesson Plan

Subject Notes

Teaching Aids

Projector

Slide Shows

Feedback Process

NPTEL

Video Lectures

Industrial Visits

Seminars by Expert from Industries

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes

are monitored?

The result analysis of the test / quiz/ comprehension/project are done periodically with following other

activities

Guest Lectures

Industrial Visits

Participation in Competitions

Flight Training

Student Feedback

Student Evaluation

Student Counseling

Class committee meeting

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

SI.

No Year Month Name of the Competition Organized by Name Of The Student

26

1 2015 Feb KTH Scholarship KTH, Sweden Ms. Vegi Nishta

2 2014 Jul

International Aerial

Robotics Competition

2014, China

Assosciation for

Unmanned Vehicle

System International

Yantai,China

Aasish.C, Bharathraj.S,

Razeen Ridhwan.U,

Prasana Linci ,Punita

Kumari, Nithya Priya,

Arif Abdul Rahman.A:

Aasish C, Bharathraj S,

Razeen Ridhwan U

Won “Most Innovative

Design Award”

3 2014 Feb

3rd Annual International

Conference on

Computational

Mathematics,

Computational

Geometry & Statistics

Global Science and

Technology Forum

partnered with Springer

Vikash H

4 2013 Oct

SPIRIT GLOBAL

DESIGN CHALLENGE

2013,

Spirit AeroSystem Inc,

US

Mr. Bolisetty Vishnu Mr.

Veluru Venkata Ramana

won Second Place.

5 2013 Aug

NASA Environmentally

Responsible Aviation

(ERA) Project

NASA

Nikhil John

Aravind Sasikumar

Manish Kumar

6 2013 Aug

International Aerial

Robotics

Competition, China

AUVSI

Aasish .C

Muhammed Rizwan

Sneha Elizabath Jose

Surya Ramachandran

7 2013 Apr

SAE 2013 AERO

DESIGN WEST

Society of

Automotive Engineers

(SAE

International)

Aasish .C

Sneha Elizabath Jose.

Surya Ramachandran,

Ashbel Kezi.

Abdul Ravuf

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8 2012 Oct

SPIRIT GLOBAL

DESIGN CHALLENGE

2012,


US

Mr. Bhupen Malhotra, S.

Bhargav Narayanan

9 2012 Oct

SPIRIT GLOBAL

DESIGN CHALLENGE

2012,


US

Aravind Sasikumar And

Nikhil John Final Year

Aeronautical Students

Won Second Place

10 2012 Sep

Mr. JOHN NIKIL, Mr.

ARVIND SASIKUMAR,

Mr. MANISH KUMAR

participated and won 1st

place in NASA 2012

Green Aviation (Non-US

Division)

NASA 2012 Green

Aviation (Non-US

Division)

Mr. John Nikil, Mr.

Arvind Sasikumar, Mr.

Manish Kumar

48. Beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the department.

SL.NO EVENTS ORGANIZER YEAR

1 Industrial Visit Aero.Dept Every year

2 Seminar Aero. Dept Every year

3 Expert talk Aero.Dept Every year

4 Simulator Training Orient flight school &

Hindustan University 2012 Started

5 National and International competetions USA, China and Singapore From 2011 onwards

49. State whether the programme / department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give

details.

National Board Accreditation 2008 for 3 years

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied

Repair of composite structures is directly related to industrial application.

Experimental comparison study as flexural rigidity of 3D spacer fabric composites, stitched core foam

sandwich structures and sandwich panel

Development of UAV for modern war era and other applications

Numerical Simulation of Mixing Enhancement of Tram Jet using Micro Vertex Generator

28

Numerical Investigation of Bubble Enhanced Heat Transfer from Vertical Heated Surfaces

Convective Heat Transfer of Air Bubble in Water with Variable Thermo-Physical Properties

Design and Computational Analysis on NACA 846A110 and NACA 837A110 Airfoils

Crack Initiation and its Effect on Life Assessment of Composites

Study of Composites with Damage for Remaining Life Assessment

Enhancing the fracture toughness of glass-carbon hybrid composites

Convective Heat Transfer of Air Bubble in Water with Variable Thermo-Physical Properties

Tensile Behaviour of Nano filled GFRP at Different Strain Rates

51. STRENGTHS :

Qualified, Dedicated and expert faculty in core area.

Effective lab with equipment’s.

Aircraft, Engine and its components used to implement practical knowledge.

Positive reputation in the external community

Established curriculum with interdisciplinary and experimental education at both UG and PG level.

Research activities is increased as it is evident from the rise of number of publications and number of full

time research scholars and publications in reputed journals

WEAKNESS :

Few Students are unable to withstand academic pressure.

Students’ communication skill and aptitude needs improvement.

Need more research projects.

Inbreeding of faculty: Mostly teachers get appointed from same state.

OPPORTUNITIES:

Partnerships in support of university initiatives

To have visiting professors from various industries.

A better placement training for aviation industry

Use of modern technology in teaching learning process such as Computer Aided Learning (Interactive

Multimedia, Internet Based Access to web resources)

Strategic alliances and partnerships with industry & institutions for offering more professional courses.

Consultancy services to the industries on the core research areas.

The platform to carry out projects in the department laboratories

CHALLENGES :

Increased student enrolments.

Address broader impacts of social and ethical implications of research

On campus placements for students in both graduation and post graduation level.

52. Future Plans of the Department

To establish Centre of excellence in Composites, Rocket Development, High Velocity Impact

Simulation and Aircraft Maintenance.

To promote high end research activities, consultancy and to increase the number of Research scholars

in the department.

To conduct more conferences, workshops and Faculty development programs in the various fields of

Aeronautical / Aerospace Engineering.

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To enhance funded research projects from DST, ARDB, NRB , GTRE etc.

To provide knowledge about industrial research and studies

To setup a testing facility for flapping wings

To setup a supersonic wind tunnel for aerodynamics lab

To bring out 100% results in university examinations by conduction remedial classes

More industry Interaction for a better exposure.

Various faculty development programs.

30

School of Building Sciences

31

Architecture Department

1. Name of the Department:

School of Architecture

2. Year of establishment:

1993

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

School of Building Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.

D.Litt. etc.):

Bachelor of Architecture,

Master of Architecture (General)

Master of Architecture (Housing)

Master of Planning (M. Plan)

Ph.D


--

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

---

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons:

--

8. Examination System:

Semester


--


Professors/others):

Sanctioned Filled Gender

Male Female

Professor 6 6 3 3

Associate Professors 7 7 3 4

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Sanctioned Filled Gender

Male Female

Professor 6 6 3 3

Asst. Professors 23 23 12 11


under guidance :

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1. Dr. Ravi Kumar

Bhargava Ph.D Dean (Architecture) Climatic Design 37 3* 8**

2. Ms.Kerstin Frick M. Arch

Professor & Dean (PG

studies and

Collaborations)

Planning 26

3. Dr.Sheeba Chander Ph.D Professor & HOD Town &Country

planning 22 4**

4. Mr. R. Adhiseshan MURP Professor Urban Planning 48.5

5. Mr.Vergis Oommen B. Arch Professor (Design

Chair)

General

Architecture 34.4

6. Mr. Suresh

Ramachandran M. Arch Associate Professor

General

Architecture 26

7. Ms.Preetha Jacob M. Sc (Building

Science) (Ph.D) Associate Professor Building Science 12.8

8. Mr.R.V.Nagarajan M.Arch (Ph.D) Asst. Professor (SG) Landscape 6.6

9. Mr. Jaishwin Kumar M.Arch Asst. Professor (SG) Real Estate Planning 10

10. Mr. M. Surya Prakash M. Arch Asst. Professor (SS) Digital architecture 9.3

11. Ms. G. Mayura Priya B. Arch Asst. Professor(SS) Architecture 11

12. Ms. S. Anupriya M. Arch

(Ph.D) Asst. Professor(SS) Landscape 4.5

13. Ms. Juvila Sri Vignesh M.Arch Asst. Professor (SS) Landscape 2.7

14. Mr. D. Karthigeyan M. Plan (Ph.D) Asst Professor (SS) Urban Planning 2.5

15. Mr. Yoganantham M. Tech Asst Professor Structural

Engineering 1

16. Ms. Reshmi B.

Panicker B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 3.3

17. Ms. Sivaranjani B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 2

18. Mrs. Dimple S B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 6

19. Mr. Saminathan B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 4

20. Ms. Tanya Devotta B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 1

21. Mr. Aristotle B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 1

22. Ms. Madhumathi B. Arch Lecturer Architecture 1

23. Ms. Suja Kumari B. Arch Asst Professor Housing 20

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24. Dr. Kumudhavalli Ph.D Visiting faculty General 22

25. Mr. S. Vinodh M. Arch Visiting faculty General Architecture 15

26. Mr. Hariesh Kumar M. Arch Part time faculty Product design 8.5

27. Ms. Rama

Karthikeyan M. Arch Visiting faculty General Architecture 26

28. Mr. .Satish Kumar M. Arch Visiting faculty Urban Design and

Planning 10

29. Mr. Emline Madonna M. Arch Part time faculty Real Estate Planning 5

30. Ms. Mary John

Kurian B. Arch Part time faculty Housing 20

31. Mr. R. Vijendranath M. Arch Part time faculty Landscape

architecture 4.6

32. Mr. S. Chella Kumar M. Arch Visiting faculty Digital Architecture 3.4

33. Mr. G. Jyothiram M. Arch Visiting faculty Architectural design 12.8

34. Ms. T. Kavida M. Arch Part time faculty Interior design 6

35. Ms. Hamsavardhini M. Arch Asst Professor Architecture 5

36. Mr. D. Abishek M. Arch Asst Professor Project Management 1

* - No of candidates Completed Ph. D

**- No of candidates currently pursuing Ph. D

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors:

Prof. Vergis Oommen – Professor (Design Chair)

Dr. S. P. Sekar – Adjunct Faculty

Dr. Benny Kuriakose - Adjunct Faculty

Ar. Durganand Balsavar – Visiting Faculty


30%


1:15

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual:

S. No Cadre No. of staff members

1 Technical Staff 1

2 Non Technical staff 2


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Thrust areas of the department are

1. Energy Efficient Architecture

2. Disaster Mitigation and Management.

3. Cost Effective Construction

4. Urban Development

5. Traffic and Transportation

6. Urban Land Management

7. Urban Housing

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise:

A project research proposal on “CLEAN CT: Crowdsourcing Local Environment Analysis Network for CiTies”

has been submitted under GII (Global Innovation Initiative project in Association with University of Surrey

(UK) and Florida International University, Florida.

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received:


(i) Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) – documentation of heritage buildings in and

around Chennai as part of heritage conservation initiatives from CMDA.

(ii) Datshinachitra – documentation of selected arts and crafts in Tamil Nadu.

(iii) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) – Identification of heritage buildings in

Chennai Metropolitan Area (CMA).

(iv) Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board (TNSCB) - to design a layout for their proposed development for

Slum Rehabilitation in Athipattu village in Chennai Metropolitan Area (CMA).

(v) “Allegory - 2014” – Art and Architecture workshop conducted in association with Dakshinachithra to

get hands on experience in 3D Model Making, Pottery and Ceramic, Palm leaf weaving and Clay

Modeling.

b) International collaboration:

(i) University of Technology Berlin. (Semester Exchange Programme)

(ii) University of Applied Science, Detmold, Germany (Semester Exchange Programme and Summer

University Programme)

(iii) Dongguk University, Korea. (Semester Exchange Programme)

(iv) Student and Staff Exchange program with Yildiz University, Istanbul, Turkey is under progress.

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total

grants received:

An AICTE sponsored project under the category TAPTEC was completed and submitted in October 2007

Executive summary of the research project

Name & Designation of the Chief Coordinator : Ms.Vijayalaxmi J.,

Asst. Prof & HOD

Title of the Project : Simulating an energy

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Conscious Environment with

Specific reference to Housing

Category of the Project : TAPTEC

(MODROBS/TAPTEC/NAFETIC/EMD etc)

Sanctioned duration of the Project : 3 Years

Total Amount sanctioned for the Project : Rs. 16.7 Lakhs

Status of the Project : Completed

20. Research facility / centre with :

state recognition

--

national recognition :

--

international recognition:

--

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies :

--

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) : 8: 9

National

SI.N

o.(cu

m)

Date

(D/M/Y

)

Faculty Journal Indexed

Non

Indexe

d

Title Remark

1 01.02.2

015

Dr.Sheeba

Chander

Journal of

Architecture,

Hyderabad.

NON-

INDE

XED

Smart Cities in the Indian contexts -

Limitations and criticism -

2 10.01.2

015

Dr. R.K

Bhargava &

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

Hindustan journal

(Hindustan University)

NON-

INDE

XED

"A Qualitative analysis on Hospital

premises" Vol-06,2013

3 10.01.2

015

Mr.D.Karthig

eyan

Hindustan journal


NON-

INDE

XED

“A Case for the development of high

speed rail link in India” Vol-06,2013

36

4 10.01.2

015

Ms.Thulasi

Gopal

Hindustan journal


NON-

INDE

XED

"A Research on Nuances of Silk Weaving

and Designing a Handloom Hub at

Kanchipuram"

Vol-

06,2013

5 1.11.20

13

Dr. R.K

Bhargava &

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

Architecture Time

Space and People

NON-

INDE

XED

Experimenting with Green Sustainable

Campus A case study Hindustan

University,

-

6 15.10.2

013

Dr. R.K

Bhargava &

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

Council of

Architecture, Journal

NON-

INDE

XED

Experimenting with Green Sustainable

Campus A case study Hindustan

University,

-

7 1.6.201

3

Dr.Ravi

Kumar

Bhargava

Architecture Time

Space and People

NON-

INDE

XED

Fire Saft Service in Cities-A Case Study

of Nagpur

8 1.1.201

3

Dr.Sheeba

Chander Nagarlok Journal

INDEXE

D

"Understanding Peri Urban Areas with

the case study of Chennai Metropolitan

Area (CMA)"

-

International

SI.N

o.(cu

m)

Date

(D/M/Y

)

Faculty Journal Indexed

Non

Indexe

d

Title Remark

1 1.10.20

14

Dr.Ravi

Kumar

Bhargava

Journal of Basic and

Applied Engineering

Research (JBAER)

NON-

INDE

XED

Assessment of Toxic Potency of Smoke

from Burning Materials

Volume 1,

Issue 13

2 01.07.2

014

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

International journal -

Book Proceding on

Advanced Research

NON-

INDE

XED

APCMET 2014 -

3 01.06.2

014

Dr. R.K

Bhargava &

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

Indian Journal of

Applied Research

INDEXE

D

A Qualitative research on the role of

Landscape Architecture in & around

Hospital premises as an Aid to Medical

treatment in Chennai

Impact

Factor -

2.165

Volume

4,Issue 5

4 16.05.2

014

Dr. R.K

Bhargava &

Mr. RV

Nagarajan

International Journal

of Advance Research

INDEXE

D

Evaluation of Minimum Ratio of Built up

Spaces to Open Spaces in Hospital

Premises as An Aid to medical Treatment

Impact

Factor -

2.165

37

5 1.12.20

13

Mr.

Yoganantha

m

International journal

of advanced science

and technology

INDEXE

D Dynamic analysis of transmission towers

Impact

Factor -

0.331

6 23.10.2

013

Mr.

Yoganantha

m


of research in civil

engineering,

architecture and

design.

INDEXE

D Modal analysis of R.C.C chimney

Impact

Factor - 0.76

7 1.2.201

3

Mr.

Yoganantha

m


of advanced science

and technology

INDEXE

D

Seismic behaviour of R.C.C frames with

mezzanine floor

Impact

Factor -

0.331

8 1.1.201

3

Dr.Ravi

Kumar

Bhargava


of Scientific and

Engineering Research

NON-

INDE

XED

Comparative Analysis of the Provisions

of Smoke Control System in Buildings

Volume 4,

Issue 1

9 1.1.201

2

Dr.Ravi

Kumar

Bhargava


of Scientific and


NON-

INDE

XED

Comparative Analysis of the Provisions

of Smoke Control System in Buildings

-

Conference – publications (Attached as Annexure – I)

Monographs

Chapters in Books

Edited Books

Books with ISBN with details of publishers

Beyond Codes and Pixels CAADRIA 2012, “Proceedings of the 17th

International Conference on

Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia”.

ISBN – 978-988-19026-3-4

Dr. Sheeba Chander, Contributed a chapter, “Transformation of Peri – Urban Areas Case Study,

Chennai” in the Book titled “Challenges of Urbanization in the 21st country” Vol-3-Planning and

Governance.

ISBN – 81-8069-947-1

Prof. Kerstin Frick and Durganand Balsarvar, published a Book titled “Low cost housing an innovative

approach”, in March 2014.

ISBN: 978-81-925974-2-3,

Ar. Dhenuka Nandhu, published a Book titled “Half Past Reality-Semiotics augmented reality &

Architecture”, Publisher-Lap Lambert, Germany, in January, 2014.

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities

International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

38

International journal of advanced science and technology - Indexed in Index copernicus

Citation Index – range / average

Average:

SNIP

SJR

Impact Factor – range / average:

Impact Factor – range: 0.331-2.164

Impact Factor – Average: 1.1504

h-index - 1

23. Details of patents and income generated :

--


S.

No. Year Name of Faculty Project Title

Name of the Company /

Organization

Value

(Rs.)

1

2011/1

2/13/1

4

Dr. Sheeba Chander

& Ms. V. Saritha

Documentation of heritage buildings for CMDA

as part of heritage conservation

Chennai Metropolitan

Development Authority

(CMDA)

1,94,750/-

2 2014 Dr. Ravi Kumar

Bhargava Extension of PG Block in HITS.

Edifies Construction Pvt.

Ltd.


Bhargava

Proposed new building for School of

Architecture in HITS HITS


Bhargava

Front Elevation Design of Edision Block in

HITS HITS

5 2012 Mr. L. Sathish Audio visual hall design in HITS HITS

6 2011 Mr. R. Balaji Galaxy hostel extension and redesign in HITS HITS

7 2011 Mr. R. Balaji Increasing the capacity of existing kitchen and

dining facilities of galaxy hostel in HITS HITS

8 2011 Ms. Maithily Golhar

Proposed shopping facilities in HITS

HITS

9 2011 Ms. S. Anupriya Landscape design proposal for HITS HITS

10 2011 Dr. Sheeba Chander &

Mr. D. Karthigeyan

Development plan for Mahabalipuram

MLPA

11 2011 Ms. Maithily Golhar

Proposed Staff quarters for HITS

Edifies Construction Pvt.

Ltd.

12 2011 Mr. R. Balaji Design of Galaxy hostel Block - annexure in

HITS HITS

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25 Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India

and abroad :

Ms. Kerstin Frick visited Technical University, Berlin, Germany, University of Applied Science,

Detmold, Germany and University Weissensee high school of arts, Berlin Weissensee.

Dr. Sheeba Chander visited Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies, Erasmus

University, Rotterdam, Netherlands.

26 Faculty serving in :

National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify)

Dr. Ravi Kumar Bhargava, Dean (Arch) is expert committee member in Council of Architecture and

AICTE.

Dr. Ravi Kumar Bhargava, Dean (Arch) is a reviewer for NASA (National Association of Students of

Architecture), Journal Papers.

Dr. Sheeba Chander, Prof & Head, School of Architecture is a member of Scrutinizing Committee of Tamil

Nadu Public Service Commission.

Dr. Ravi Kumar Bhargava, & Dr. Sheeba Chander, are paper review committee member in Hindustan

Journal.

27 Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training

programs and similar programs): (ANNEXURE – I)

Workshops, Symposium, Seminars & Conferences involving eminent Architects, Academicians and in

collaboration with organizations such as IIA (Indian Institute of Architects, INTACH (Indian National

Trust for Architectural and Cultural heritage), IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) are organized regularly.

Faculty members are encouraged to attend National /International conferences, Workshops / Seminars /

Training Programmes outside the campus.

Faculty members are encouraged to present and publish papers in National / International conferences and

Journals.

Faculty members are encouraged to visit reputed universities / institutions / R & D organizations.

28 Student projects :

percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects:

100%

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute :

---

29 Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty, Doctoral / post

doctoral fellows & students:

40

SI.

No.(

cum

)

Name of Faculty Title of Award/ Nature of

Recogonition etc. Date Place Organizer

1 Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava

SHRISHTI Good Green

Governance Award-2014 22.4.2014

SHRISHTI, New

Delhi,

Presented by National Green

Tribunal Council, New Delhi, India

2 Dr. Ravi. K.

Bhargava

Think, Make, Change - Award

for Innovative Product Design

19.2.2014 -

20.2.2014 Chennai

CII Tamil Nadu Innovative product

Design competition

3 Dr.Sheeba

Chander

Academic initiating to

introduce Transparence 2013

as design project

29.01.2014 Hyderabad Saint Gobain glass India Limited

4 Dr. Ravi. K.

Bhargava E-India 2013

23.7.2013 -

24.7.2013 Andra Pradesh

E-Governance and Green Building

Award, Awarded by Government of

Andra Pradesh

5 Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava Attendance Award 2014 25.01.2015 Chennai Hindustan University

6 Mr.R.V.Nagarajan Attendance Award 2014 25.01.2015 Chennai Hindustan University

Students Achievements

G - PARTICIPATION / PRIZES WON BY STUDENTS IN CONFERENCES/ W.S. / TECHNICAL CAMP/ SEMINARS/

PAPER PRESENTATION ETC.

International

SI.N

o.(C

um)

Name of Students

or Nos. / Name of

Team Leader

Faculty

Incharge Event Place Date

Nature of

Prize /

Award/

Details of

Participatio

n etc.

Tech.

1 Ms.Manasa Ms. Kerstin

Frick

Schindler awards 2015 in

cooperation with ETH

Zuerich

Zuerich 31.12.2014 Participation

2 Ms.Trena Jenifer Dr. David. T.

Easow

Global Korea Scholarship,

by Korean Government Korea 18.11.2014

Won the

scholarship

worth Rs.12,

00,000.

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3

Mr.Hariharapriyan,

Mr.Parouthi &

Mr.Ragavendran

Dr. Sheeba

Chander

University of Westminister

Trophy - organized by

NASA

England 12.10.2014 Participation

4

Sathya M.

Ganesh Kumar.C.

Sara Mathan

Ms.Kerstin

Seminar on Conservation

in Urban Architecture,

Goethe Institute.

Chennai 21.08.2014 Prizes won

Sports

1 Ms.Sindhu Nila

Partheepan, PED Indian Youth Games Malaysia

27.9.2013 -

3.10.2013

won Gold

Medal in

singles,

doubles and

mixed

doubles

Major National

SI.N

o.(C

um)

Name of Students

or Nos. / Name of

Team Leader

Faculty

Incharge Event Place Date

Nature of

Prize /

Award/

Details of

Participatio

n etc.

Tech.

1 Mr.Anoop John Mr.Karthigeyan “ Tomorrows Guest Room”

Hong Kong

Polytechnic

University

31.1.2015 Submitted

2 Mr.Ragavendran Mr.Aristotle NASA 2014 MIDAS

(TRIKONA)

25.1.2015 -

28.1.2015

Short Listed

in the ANDC

Trophy

3 Ms.Krithi

Priyadharshini

Dr.Sheeba

Chander

Kurula Varkey Design

Forum CEPT, Ahmedabad

14.2.2015 -

16.2.2015

Short listed

entry for

exhibition

4 Ms.Manasa Ms.Kerstin Workshop by Charles

Korea Goa. 10.1.2015 Selected

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5

Ms.Srinidhi

Sriraman,

Ms.Nandhini,

Ms.Ashmitha,

Mr.Essaki Rajan,

Mr.Vignesh,

Mr.Vijay Bharath,

Mr.Karthik Raja,

Mr.Ranald Anand,

Mr.Deepan &

Mr.Deepak

Mr.Nagarajan TECHULSAV’14

SYMPOSIUM

Madurai

Thiyagaraya

College

22.8.2014

JAM &

BEST

STATUE

AWARD

6 Abinantha Kumar Ms.Sivaranjani CADD quest -“Shrishti’13”

Civil Engineering

Department,

Hindustan

University

13.08.2014 Participation

7

Adnan Peer

Mohammed &

Kaushik

Ms.Sivaranjani Paper Presentation in

“Shrishti’13”

Civil Engineering

Department,

Hindustan

University

13.08.2014 1st prize

8

Ms.Raghavadran ,

Ms. Regee Jaffreer,

Mr.Hariharan &

Mr.Vignesh

Mr.Nagarajan ANDC Competition MIDAS

(TRIKONA)

7.3.2014 -

10.3.2014 Submitted

9 Second year

students Mr.Nagarajan Design competition

MIDAS(TRIKONA

)

7.3.2014 -

10.3.2014 Second Place

10 Two groups---(three

each in a group) Mr.Nagarajan

National idea design

competition – Design of a

police station

Wave infratech,

Gaziabad 10.2.2014

Design

submitted

11 Six groups---(Four

each in a group) Ms.Anupriya

“Inclusive Design” for

cultural interface in

Pilgrimage

NSDC Team,

School of Planning

and Architecture,

Bhopal

7.2.2014 Design

submitted

12 Ms.Gayathri Ms.Sivaranjani “ART CONTEST” Hindustan College

of Arts & Science 22.1.2014 Second prize

13

Mr.Deepak,

Ms.Saranya

Ms.Gayathiri,

Mr.Yokesh,

Subhashini

Ms.Sivaranjani

COLLAGE

COMPETITION &

EXTEMPORE

KCG college of

Engineering &

Technology

8.1.2014 First prize &

Second prize

14 Thulsi Dr.Sheeba

Chander

Kuruvilla Verky design

competition CEPT., Ahmedabad 5.1.2014 Submitted

43

15 Mr.Sandheep

Jawahar,

Dr.Sheeba

Chander

The workshop on Inclusive

Cities – Accessibility and

Universal Design

SAP, Anna

University 10.10.2013 second prize

16

Brahmani

Tripuraneni, Thulasi

G.

Ms.Anupriya

8th National Awards for

Excellence in Architectural

Thesis by COA-NIASA

Measi Academy of

Architecture 23.08.2013 Short Listed

17 Mr.Vijay

Dharmalingam Mr.Karthigeyan ZONASA - 2013

Sathyabama

University, Chennai

14.8.2013 -

16.8.2013

Special

mention for

short film.

18 Mr.Vijay

Dharmalingam Mr.Karthigeyan NASA-2013 - LIK trophy

Hi tech city ,

Hyderabad

14.8.2013 -

16.8.2013 Shortlisted

19 Mr.C.D.Srinivasan Mr.R.Balaji NASA 2012 - Landscape

Trophy Hariyana 20.1.2012

Got

shortlisted

20

Mr. Amit Yadav,

Mr. Pranav,Ms.

Girija ,

Mr.Karthigeyan World Town Planning Day

2011,

Anna University,

Chennai 10.11.2011

won the 2nd

prize for the

poster

competition

entitled

“How do you

manage

community

open space”

Culturals

1 Ms.Sonali Mr.Nagarajan Radio Mrichi Fresher’s

Guru Nanuk

College of Arts and

Science, Chennai

12.12.2014

Won the

Ms.Fresher

title

2 Ms.Sonali Mr.Nagarajan Fresher’s Day 2014 HITS, Chennai 10.10.2014 Queral

Award

3 Ms.Sonali Mr.Nagarajan Fresher’s Day 2014 HITS, Chennai 10.10.2014 2

nd Runner

Up for Dance

4 9 Students Ms.Sivaranjani Heritage Quiz’14 INTACH 23.8.2014 Participated

5

Ms.Mounica ,

Mr.Sanjay &

Ms. Nivedha

Mr.Nagarajan Fashion Show MIDAS

(TRIKONA)

7.3.2014 -

10.3.2014 First place

30 ) Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with


44

D- TECHNICALCOMPETITION/ WS/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES/ SEMINARS / CONFERENCES ORGANISED

SI.N

o.(C

um)

Date

(D/M/Y) Details of Event

Main Resource Person(s)

/ Designation

Nature of Event

(TC/WS/DL/SE/

CON)

Name of Faculty

Incharge

Other

Depart

ments

Involve

d

No. of

Particip

ents

International

1 20.01.2015

International Seminar

on “Architectural

Acoustics –

Experience and

Experiments”

Dr.Ramani Ramakrihnan,

Professor in Architectural

Science , Ryerson

University, Toronto,

Canada.

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

2 19.12.2014


on "Adaptive Building

Envelopes Concepts of

Holistic Building

Design"

Prof. Dr. Uta Pottgiesser,

University of Applied

Science Detmold,

Germany

IS Dr.Sheeba

Chander -

All

Students

of

School of

Architect

ure

3 18.09.2014

International Guest

Lecture on “AIR

POLLUTION AND

EFFECT”

Dr. Prashant Kumar,

University of Surrey in

U.K.

DL Dr.Dvaid T

Easow Civil 80

4 20.08.2014

International Guest

Lecture on “Design

Optioneering”

AR. VIGNESH

SRINIVAS

KAUSHIK,Alumni and

Researcher, Design

Automation Lab, NUS,

Singapore

DL Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 150

5 30.07.2014

International Guest

Lecture on

"Environment

responsive facades"

Dr. Pravin

Bhiwapurkar,Ohio

School of Architecture &

Environmental Design,

Kent State University.

DL Ms.Kerstin Frick - 400

6 06.12.2013

International Guest

Lecture on "Digital

Tools & Physical

Systems"

Mr.Jens Boeke, University

of Applied Science

Detmold, Germany


45

7 5.12.2013 -

14.12.2013

International Work

Shop on "Architectural

Systems 2D//3D,

application oriented

application of

Rhinoceros 3D"

Mr.Jens Boeke, University

of Applied Science

Detmold, Germany

WS Ms.Kerstin Frick - 120

8 11.10.2013 -

24.10.2013


on "Low Cost

Housing- an

Innovative approach"

in association with

Goethe Institute

Mr.Karl Pechatscheck,

Director, Goethe Institute

Chennai.- Chief Guest

Ar.Tara Murali, INTACH,

Dr.Srivastan from the

Hindu.


9 26.09.2013

International Work

Shop on "Citizen

Participation in City

Planning"

Ms.Ane Franck, Goethe

Institut/Technical

University Berlin.


10 22.07.2013

International Guest

Lecture on "Mobile

spaces, works of

Markus Heinsdorff"

Mr.Markus Heinsdorff,

Architect/Designer,

Germany from Goethe

Institute.


11 21.7.2013 -

22.7.2013

International Work

Shop on "Low Cost in

Construction"


Architect/Designer,

Germany from Goethe

Institute.


12 25.4.2012 -

28.4.2012

17th international

Annual Conference of

the Association for

Computer Aided

Architectural Design

Research in Asia

(CAADRIA 2012)

• Mr.Andrew Li, President,

CAADRIA,

• Mr.Thomas Fischer,

Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool

University, China, Chair –

Paper selection committee,

• Mr.Tomohiro Fukuda,

Osaka University, Japan,

• Mr.Bob Martens, e-

Caadia, Vienna University

of Technology, Vienna

• Thomas Kvan, University

of Melbourne, Australia

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

13 05.01.2012

Pre conference

distinguished lecture

as part of CAADRIA

2012

Ar. Shajay Bhooshan, Lead

Designer, ZAHA Hadid

Architects, London on

“Situating Architectural

Computing within Design

& Research

DL Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 600

46

14 29.8.2011

Pre conference

distinguished lecture

as part of CAADRIA

2012

Ar.Kaustuv De Biswas, Co

Founder & Managing

Partner of DPLAY on

“Digital Futures in

Networked World”.

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

National

1 20.2.2015

One day Workshop on

"Pre - Fabricated

System Buildings"

Ar.Jawhar, Resident

Architect/Engineer,

Chennai Metro Rail, L&T,

Chennai.

WS Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava -

II and III

Year

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

2 27.2.2015 Tranceparence 2014

Grand Finale

Ar. Oscar G. Consessao,

Oscar and Ponni

Architects, Chennai,

Padma Shri C.N.

Ragavendran, CRN

Architects, Chennai, Ar.

Rohit Saxena, LEED AP,

Perkins Eastman Mumbai,

Ar. Sanjay Kanvinde,

Kanvinde Rai &

Chaudhuray, Architects &

Urban Designers, New

Delhi, Ar. Ravi Sarangan,

Edifice, Mumbai and Ar.

Sohrab Dalal, Design Plus

Architecture Pvt. Ltd, New

Delhi.

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander -

II and III

Year

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

3 28.11.2014

The Southern

Regional Round Jury

for “Transparence

2014”

Roopmathi Anand,

Rajendran Associates,

Ar.S.Thiyagarajan, RSP

Architects, Bangalore and

Ar. Sebastin Jose, Shilpi

Architects, Cochin.

Jury Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 100

4 15.10.2014 -

17.10.2014

“ALLEGORY 14” -

Art & Architecture

workshop

Mr.Poochi Venkat, Mr

.Ramu velar, S. Potrarasan

& Ms.Kasthuri

Thyagarajan,

WS Mr.Nagarajan - 120

47

5 24.09.2014

Seminar on “Green

Architecture” in

assocation with IGBC.

Ar C.N.Raghavendran,

Chairman IGBC, Chennai

Chapter.

Ar.C.R.Raju, Chairman,

IIA-Tamilnadu.

Dr.Rajkumar, Sr.Engg

Manager, Center for

Excellence for future,

Development, L&T,

Chennai.

Ar.Anupama Manoharan,

Green Evolution, Chennai.

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander -

All

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

6 21.08.2014

Seminar on

Conservation in Urban

Architecture, Goethe

Institute.

Tara Murali Ajith

Koujalgi, Debasish Nayak,

Dr.Binumol Tom

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 90

7 27.6.2014 -

29.6.2014

Extreme Architecture

(ZONASA2014)

Ar.Jaisim, Fountain Head,

Bangalore.Dr.Chandan

Chowdry, MD Dessault

Systems.Ar.Karan Grover,

Karan Grover

Associates,Vadodara.Dr.H

ari Mohan Pillai,

Kerela.Ar.N.M.Salim,

N.M.Salim & associates,

Kerala.Ar.Pavitra

Sriprakash, Practicing

Architects.Ar.Durganandh,

ARTES.

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 35

8 25.3.2014 Seminar on Structure

+ Architecture

Mr.Alex Jacob, Prominent

Strl Engineer,

United COnsultant

Mr Benny Kuriakose,

Vedika Consultant

& Dr.Arun Menon, IIT,

Chennai

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 250

48

9 31.1.2014

CII-IGBC-Hindustan

University Students

Chapter Inauguration

Ar.CN Raghavendran,

Chairman,IGBC

Mr.S.Karthigeyan, Senior

Counsellor, CII-GGBC.

Mr.Mrinu Raj, Asst Chief

Er., ITC Grand Chola.

Mr.Julian Francis, DGM.

Olymbia group

Ar.Gowri CRN Associates.

WS Dr.Sheeba

Chander -

All

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

10 23.1.2014 ``PRE ENGINEERED

STRUCTURES”

Mr.RAJKUMAR

RAI,General Manager,

P.K.Metal buildings

company Chennai and

Mr.ABDUL BASITH,

Managing Director and HI

BEAM ENGINEERING

CONSULTANTS, Chennai

WS Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 250

11 22.1.2014

Workshop on

``ANALOGOUS

DESIGN”.

Ar.ANUPRIYA, Assistant

Professor WS Ms.Anupriya - 124

12 21.1.2014 Workshop on

``PAPER TUNE’.

Ar.HARISH KUMAR,

Practicing Architect WS

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 124

13 28.11.2013

Southern Level

Regional Jury of

Transparence 2013

Ar. Kishore Panicker

(Architecture RED), Ar.

Sridhar Gopisetti (Team

one India) , Ar. Vijay

Ram (Chakrapani & sons).

Ar. Gita Balakrishnan

(Ethos),

Jury Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 100

14 03.10.2013

CHIAROSCURO

2013, with the theme –

“Fiction Meets

Architecture”

Chief Guest Ar. Oscar G

Concessao, Principal

Architect of ‘OCI

Architects’

Guest of Honor,

Mr.ChinnagoundarVelu, an

art director of

Kochaidiiyan Fame.

CON Mr.Karthikeyan -

All

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

15 22.10.2013 -

24.10.2013

Allegory 2013 an art

& architecture

workshop

Mr.Manoharan,

Mr.Kannan, Mr.Ravindran

& Mr.Karthigeyan - Artist

WS Mr.R.V.Nagarajan - 120

49

16 18.09.2013 Tree walk at

Kotturpuram Dr.Babu, NIZHAL SE

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 30

17 12.09.2013

Inauguration of

Students Chapter

(SFSA)

Ar.Dhruv Futnani, Green

Building Consultant &

Alumni.

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

18 19.08.2013 -

23.08.2013

One week training

programme on

Compressed Stabilized

Earthen Blocks

Mr. Satprem Director Earth

Institute TP

Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 35

19 17.08.2013 -

18.08.2013

Reading the Urban

Environment Ms. Vidhya Mohankumar SE Ms.Kerstin Frick - 80

20 08.08.2013

Heritage Walk in

Association with

INTACH

Mr. Suryanarayanan,

INTACH WS

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 40

21 02.08.2013 -

03.08.2013

Awareness

Programme on Earth

Architecture


Institute SE

Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 12

22 06.03.2013 Tree Walk Ms. Latha from NIZHAL SE Ms.Anupriya - 30

23 19.03.2013 Seminar on Organic

Architecture

Ar. Mahesh Naik, Form

House Organic

Architecture, Mumbai,

India

SE Ms.Anupriya - 300

24 07.02.2013 Heritage Walk

Heritage Walk in

Maylapore, Mr.

Suryanarayanan,

WS Ms. Dhenuka - 25

25 03.12.2012

Southern Level

Regional Jury of

Transparence 2012

Ar. Gita Balakrishnan

(Ethos), Mr. Shravan,

Marketing manager and

Mr. Amar Singh from

Saint Gobain

Jury Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 100

26 15.10.2012 -

16.10.2012

ECO-HOUSE

Workshop in

association with

Sharon Ply woods

Ar.Durganand Balsawer,

Practicing Architect WS Ms.Mary Mathew - 42

27 15.10.2012 -

17.10.2012

Allegory 2012

(Art & Architecture )

Artist Ravindran, Artist

Kannan,

Artist Karthikeyan,

Artist Manoharan & Artist

Vijayakumar


50

28 21.09.2012

Tree Walk in

association with

NIZHAL

Ms.Latha, Trustee, Nizhal SE Ms.Anupriya - 50

29 14.09.12 -

15.09.12

Chiaroscuro’12

(Vibrancy In Indian

Architecture)

• Ar.Sriram Ganapathi ,

Managing director KSM

Consultants,

• Ar. Ashwin Mathew

Senior Principal & Studio

head of CnT, Bangalore &

• Ar.R.V.Jayanthi,Founder

& Chief Architect of Coral

Architects, Chennai.

CON Mr.Karthikeyan - 300

30 08.08.2012 Heritage Walk Heirtage walk at

Maylapore WS Ms. Saritha - 40

31 27.07.2012 Urban Insert Prof.Ravi, Former Dean,

Anna University DL

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 83

32 27.07.2012 How to approach

Dissertation

Prof.Ravi, Former Dean,

Anna University DL

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 43

33 20.10.2011 National level seminar

– PRAKRITHI 2011

The Chief Guest for the

seminar was Ar.Mohan S.

Rao, INDE, Integrated

Design, Bangalore.

Ar.Raghuraman, Leading

Landscape Architect in

Chennai, Ar.Priti John,

Landscape architect in

Chennai and Mr.Harish S.

Horticulturist, NIZHAL


34 12.10.2011

One day workshop on

“Understanding

Sustainability”

Shri G. DATTATRI,

Former Chief Urban

Planner, CMDA, Former

Advisor, UN-HABITAT

was the guest of

inauguration and Ar.Lalit

Kishor Bhati, Urban &

Regional Planner

WS Ms.Anupriya - 100

35

07.10.201110

.10.2011 &

11.10.2011

ALLEGORY- Art &

Architecture

Workshop

Mr.Ravindran,

Mr.Karthickeyan and

Mr.Monoharan


36 17.08.2011 Heritage walk Heritage Walk at

Broadway WS Ms. V. Saritha - 40

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37 20.6.2011 -

22.6.2011

Energy Simulation

Software – Training

Program (Eco-Nirman

& Design Builder)

• Ar. Dhurv Futnani, Green

Building Consultant.

• Mr. Lakshmanan, Philips

Light Lounge.

• Mr. Balaji, St. Gobain

Glass India Ltd.

WS Mr.Karthikeyan - 40

31 Code of ethics for research followed by the departments:

Ethics followed at the university level is practiced in School of Architecture too. (See Appendix A)

32 Student profile programme-wise:


(refer to question no. 4)

Applications

received

(Registrar

office)

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

B.Arch I Year 250 65 55 65 71

II year 180 63 57 81 80

III year 130 44 39 63 65

IV year 120 40 34 100 100

V year 110 28 50 95 90

M. Arch (Housing) I Year 22 9 8 44 88

M. Arch (Housing) II Year 25 5 15 100 100

M. Arch (General) I Year 23 9 7 78 86

M. Arch (General) II Year 25 6 13 100 100

33 Diversity of students:

No of intake: 20 per batch



% of students from

the same university

% of students from

other universities within

the State

% of students from

universities outside

the State

% of students from

other countries

M. Arch (Housing) 2012-14 - 100% - -

M. Arch (General) 2013-15 - 100% -

M. Arch (Housing) 2013-15 10% 90% -

M. Arch (General) 2014-16 5% 95% - -

M. Arch (Housing) 2014-16 - 100% -

34 How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE

and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Year GATE GRE GMAT

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Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified

2011-12 3 1 - - - -

2012-13 7 3 - - - -

2103 -14 8 3 - - - -

2014-15 12 3 - - - -

2015-16 15 2 - - - -

35 Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG 30 %

PG to M.Phil. -

PG to Ph.D. -

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral -

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment

-

100%

Entrepreneurs Some of them become entrepreneurs after few years of

experience

36 Diversity of staff:

Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university 25%

from other universities within the State 50%

from universities from other States 22 %

from universities outside the country 3%

37 Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period :

Ph. D - 1 No (Dr. Sheeba Chander)

38 Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library

The department is well equipped with infrastructure facility like a separate departmental library with 6116

number of books

No. of International Journals in Architecture (in print) : 1

No. of International Journals in Architecture (online) : 366

No. of National Journals in Architecture : 5

No. of Indian Magazines in Architecture ` : 13

b) Internet facilities for staff and students

The School of Architecture also has well equipped CAD labs having 75 Computers with internet facility

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for staff and students apart from Internet facility for the faculty members in their individual cabins.

c) Total number of class rooms:

Studio cum class room – 5 Nos

Lecture Theatre – 2 Nos

Class rooms – 3 Nos

d) Class rooms with ICT facility:

10 Nos

e) Students’ laboratories :

CAAD Lab – 2 No’s

Model making room – 1 No’s

Art studio – 1 No’s

Construction yard – 1 No’s

f) Research laboratories :

Climatology Lab

39 List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) from the host institution/university

Sl. No Name of the Doctoral Student Year of

Admission

Dept Supervisor Name

1 Mr. R.V.Nagarajan, Assistant

professor (Selection Grade)

(Thesis submitted)

2010-11 School of

Architecture

Dr. Ravi Kumar Bhargava, Dean

(Architecture), HITS

2 Ms. S. Anupriya, Assistant Professor

(Selection Grade)

2014-15 School of

Architecture

Dr. Sheeba Chander, Prof & Head, School of

Architecture, HITS

3 Mr. D. Karthigeyan, Assistant

Professor (Senior Scale)

2014-15 School of

Architecture


Architecture, HITS

4 Ms. Preetha Jacob, Associate

Professor.

2014-15 School of

Architecture


Architecture, HITS

5 Ms. Maya Mohan, Research Scholar

(Full Time).

2014-15 School of

Architecture


Architecture, HITS

b) from other institutions/universities:

Sl. No Name of the Doctoral Student Year of

Admission

Dept Supervisor Name

1 Mr. Chella kumar 2014-15 School of

Architecture


Architecture, HITS

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2 Mr. Satish Kumar 2014-15 School of

Architecture



3 Ms. Manju 2014-15 School of

Architecture



4 Mr. Madan Kannan 2013-14 School of

Architecture



40 Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university:

---

41 Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so,

highlight the methodology.

Yes. Extensive analysis of different courses offered across the nation has been studied and the need for starting

the course has been justified with respect to the scope of the course, salient features & carrier opportunities

42 Does the department obtain feedback from

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department


Senior faculty members and experts in the field of academics and practicing Architects are part of the

Board of Studies. Suggestions and feedback given by them are incorporated during the syllabus

revision.

Department meetings are conducted and faculty member’s suggestions are also incorporated during

the syllabus revision.

Feedback taken from Alumni also while revising the curriculum and syllabus.

All this inputs together were put up in the board of studies and accordingly modifications are

incorporated to get a curriculum and syllabus which meets the needs of the 21st century.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


The evaluation process of the faculty consists of the following:

The feedback forms for each subject are distributed to the students having more than 75% attendance.

20 parameters of teaching-learning process are grouped in four major groups - Planning &

Organization, Presentation / Communication, Student Participation, Class management / Assessment

of students

Students’ feedback including total score obtained by various subject teachers is displayed.

The subject teachers study the feedback forms to know their strengths and weaknesses as perceived

by the students so that they can take corrective actions in the future.

Head of the department also takes the follow up actions required to improve the teaching-learning

process.

This feedback also forms one of the parameter for evaluating the faculty’s annual performance on

55

which increment/promotion of the faculty depends.

Counseling is done for the faculty by Dean / HOD / senior faculty to improve upon the performance.

Faculty members will be sent to FDP / STTP to impart extra knowledge.

Curriculum and syllabus is modified as per the feedback obtained from the students.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Alumni and employers have been consulted during the syllabus revision and incorporated the

suggestions given by them. Suggestions and feedback given by them are put up in Board of Studies,

and incorporated during the syllabus revision.

Few alumni’s are full time faculty to School of Architecture

Few Alumni’s are visiting/part time faculty to School of Architecture.

Alumni’s are invited as Resource person for workshops/seminars.

Guest Lectures arranged with Alumni’s as resource persons.

Site visits are organized through Alumni’s.

43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

Sl.

No

STUDENT`S NAME

DESIGNATION &

INSTITUTION / COMPANY

NAME

CONTACT NO./ EMAIL

1 Ar. Niroop Reddy Principal Architect in Niroop and

Associates

9912200009

[email protected].

[email protected].

2 Ar. S. Abel Martin Senior Architect, L & T, Chennai

9444265849

[email protected]

3 Ar. Ashwin Mathew Senior Principal & Studio head of

CnT, Bangalore

9886629204

[email protected]

4 Ar. R. V. Jayanthi Founder & Chief Architect of Coral

Architects

9884165987

[email protected]

5 Ar. Prasanna Vice president, Studio 7 9940669947

6 Ar. Preetha Jacob Assistant Professor, Hindustan

University

[email protected],

7 Mr.Sushil Raj Expedith Principal Architect, Futureware Ltd.,

London [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]





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8 Ar. Senthil Kumar Senior Architect, Larsen & Toubro 9884324922

9 Ar. Vinodh S. Chief Architect, Silhouette

9444075144

[email protected]

10 Ar. Dhruv Phutnany Managing Director, Green Building,

Chennai & Bangalore 9500076968

11 Ar. Hariesh K Sankaran Senior Architect, Beanbee consultants 9884001595

12 Ar. Vignesh Srinivas

Kaushik

Researcher, Design Automation Lab,

NUS, Singapore

[email protected]

13 Ar. Sumedha Jain Urban Designer, Delhi [email protected]

44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts.

D- TECHNICALCOMPETITION/ WS/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES/ SEMINARS / CONFERENCES ORGANISED

SI

.N

o.

Date (D/M/Y) Details of Event Main Resource Person(s) /

Designation

Nature of

Event

(TC/WS/DL/

SE/CON)

Name of

Faculty

Incharge

Other

Departme

nts

Involved

No. of

Partici

pents

International

1 18.09.2014

International Guest

Lecture on “AIR

POLLUTION AND

EFFECT”

Dr. Prashant Kumar, University

of Surrey in U.K. DL

Dr.Dvaid T

Easow Civil 80

2 5.12.2013 -

14.12.2013

International Work

Shop on

"Architectural

Systems 2D//3D,

application oriented

application of

Rhinoceros 3D"

Mr.Jens Boeke, University of

Applied Science Detmold,

Germany

WS Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 120

3 11.10.2013 -

24.10.2013

International

Seminar on "Low

Cost Housing- an

Innovative

approach" in

association with

Mr.Karl Pechatscheck, Director,

Goethe Institute Chennai.- Chief

Guest

Ar.Tara Murali, INTACH,

Dr.Srivastan from the Hindu.

DL Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 300




57

Goethe Institute

4 26.09.2013

International Work

Shop on "Citizen

Participation in City

Planning"


Institut/Technical University

Berlin.

WS Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 35

5 22.07.2013

International Guest

Lecture on "Mobile

spaces, works of

Markus Heinsdorff"


Architect/Designer, Germany

from Goethe Institute.

DL Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 350

6 21.7.2013 -

22.7.2013

International Work

Shop on "Low Cost

in Construction"


Architect/Designer, Germany

from Goethe Institute.

WS Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 350

7 25.4.2012 -

28.4.2012

17th international

Annual Conference

of the Association

for Computer Aided

Architectural Design

Research in Asia

(CAADRIA 2012)


CAADRIA,

• Mr.Thomas Fischer, Xi'an

Jiaotong-Liverpool University,

China, Chair – Paper selection

committee,

• Mr.Tomohiro Fukuda, Osaka

University, Japan,

• Mr.Bob Martens, e-Caadia,

Vienna University of Technology,

Vienna

• Thomas Kvan, University of

Melbourne, Australia

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

National

1 20.2.2015

One day Workshop

on "Pre - Fabricated

System Buildings"

Ar.Jawhar, Resident

Architect/Engineer, Chennai

Metro Rail, L&T, Chennai.

WS Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava -

II and

III

Year

Studen

ts of

School

of

Archit

ecture

58

2 27.2.2015 Tranceparence 2014

Grand Finale

Ar. Oscar G. Consessao, Oscar

and Ponni Architects, Chennai,

Padma Shri C.N. Ragavendran,

CRN Architects, Chennai, Ar.

Rohit Saxena, LEED AP,

Perkins Eastman Mumbai, Ar.

Sanjay Kanvinde, Kanvinde

Rai & Chaudhuray, Architects

& Urban Designers, New

Delhi, Ar. Ravi Sarangan,

Edifice, Mumbai and Ar.

Sohrab Dalal, Design Plus

Architecture Pvt. Ltd, New

Delhi.

CON Dr.Sheeba Chander -

II and

III

Year

Studen

ts of

School

of

Archit

ecture

3 28.11.2014

The Southern

Regional Round

Jury for

“Transparence

2014”

Roopmathi Anand, Rajendran

Associates, Ar.S.Thiyagarajan,

RSP Architects, Bangalore and

Ar. Sebastin Jose, Shilpi

Architects, Cochin.

Jury Dr.Sheeba Chander - 100

4 15.10.2014 -

17.10.2014

“ALLEGORY 14” -

Art & Architecture

workshop

Mr.Poochi Venkat, Mr .Ramu

velar, S. Potrarasan &

Ms.Kasthuri Thyagarajan,


5 24.09.2014

Seminar on “Green

Architecture” in

assocation with

IGBC.

Ar C.N.Raghavendran,

Chairman IGBC, Chennai

Chapter.

Ar.C.R.Raju, Chairman, IIA-

Tamilnadu.

Dr.Rajkumar, Sr.Engg

Manager, Center for Excellence

for future, Development, L&T,

Chennai.

Ar.Anupama Manoharan,

Green Evolution, Chennai.

SE Dr.Sheeba Chander -

All

Studen

ts of

School

of

Archit

ecture

6 21.08.2014

Seminar on

Conservation in

Urban Architecture,

Goethe Institute.

Tara Murali Ajith Koujalgi,

Debasish Nayak, Dr.Binumol

Tom

SE Dr.Sheeba Chander - 90

59

7 27.6.2014 -

29.6.2014

Extreme

Architecture

(ZONASA

2014)


Bangalore.Dr.Chandan

Chowdry, MD Dessault

Systems.Ar.Karan Grover,

Karan Grover

Associates,Vadodara.Dr.Hari

Mohan Pillai,

Kerela.Ar.N.M.Salim,

N.M.Salim & associates,

Kerala.Ar.Pavitra Sriprakash,

Practicing

Architects.Ar.Durganandh,

ARTES.

CON Dr.Sheeba Chander - 35

8 25.3.2014

Seminar on

Structure +

Architecture

Mr.Alex Jacob, Prominent Strl

Engineer,

United COnsultant

Mr Benny Kuriakose, Vedika

Consultant

& Dr.Arun Menon, IIT,

Chennai

SE Dr.Sheeba Chander - 250

9 31.1.2014

CII-IGBC-

Hindustan

University Students

Chapter

Inauguration

Ar.CN Raghavendran,

Chairman,IGBC

Mr.S.Karthigeyan, Senior

Counsellor, CII-GGBC.

Mr.Mrinu Raj, Asst Chief Er.,

ITC Grand Chola.

Mr.Julian Francis, DGM.

Olymbia group

Ar.Gowri CRN Associates.

WS Dr.Sheeba Chander -

All

Studen

ts of

School

of

Archit

ecture

10 23.1.2014

``PRE

ENGINEERED

STRUCTURES”

Mr.RAJKUMAR RAI,General

Manager, P.K.Metal buildings

company Chennai and

Mr.ABDUL BASITH,

Managing Director and

HI BEAM ENGINEERING

CONSULTANTS, Chennai

WS Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 250

11 22.1.2014

Workshop on

``ANALOGOUS

DESIGN”.

Ar.ANUPRIYA, Assistant

Professor WS Ms.Anupriya - 124

60

12 21.1.2014 Workshop on

``PAPER TUNE’.

Ar.HARISH KUMAR,

Practicing Architect WS Dr.Sheeba Chander - 124

13 28.11.2013

Southern Level

Regional Jury of

Transparence 2013

Ar. Kishore Panicker

(Architecture RED), Ar.

Sridhar Gopisetti (Team one

India) , Ar. Vijay Ram

(Chakrapani & sons). Ar. Gita

Balakrishnan (Ethos),


14 03.10.2013

CHIAROSCURO

2013, with the

theme – “Fiction

Meets Architecture”


Concessao, Principal Architect

of ‘OCI Architects’

Guest of Honor,

Mr.ChinnagoundarVelu, an art

director of Kochaidiiyan Fame.

CON Mr.Karthikeyan -

All

Studen

ts of

School

of

Archit

ecture

15 22.10.2013 -

24.10.2013

Allegory 2013 an art

& architecture

workshop

Mr.Manoharan, Mr.Kannan,

Mr.Ravindran &

Mr.Karthigeyan - Artist


16 18.09.2013 Tree walk at

Kotturpuram Dr.Babu, NIZHAL SE Dr.Sheeba Chander - 30

17 12.09.2013

Inauguration of

Students Chapter

(SFSA)

Ar.Dhruv Futnani, Green

Building Consultant & Alumni. SE Dr.Sheeba Chander - 400

18 19.08.2013 -

23.08.2013

one week training

programme on

Compressed

Stabilized Earthen

Blocks


Institute TP

Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 35

19 17.08.2013 -

18.08.2013

Reading the Urban

Environment Ms. Vidhya Mohankumar SE Ms.Kerstin Frick - 80

20 08.08.2013

Heritage Walk in

Association with

INTACH

Mr. Suryanarayanan, INTACH WS Dr.Sheeba Chander - 40

21 02.08.2013 -

03.08.2013

Awareness

Programme on Earth

Architecture


Institute SE

Dr.Ravi Kumar

Bhargava - 12

61


23 19.03.2013 Seminar on Organic

Architecture

Ar. Mahesh Naik, Form House

Organic Architecture, Mumbai,

India


24 07.02.2013 Heritage Walk Heritage Walk in Maylapore,

Mr. Suryanarayanan, WS Ms. Dhenuka - 25

25 03.12.2012

Southern Level

Regional Jury of

Transparence 2012

Ar. Gita Balakrishnan (Ethos),

Mr. Shravan, Marketing

manager and Mr. Amar Singh

from Saint Gobain


26 15.10.2012 -

16.10.2012

ECO-HOUSE

Workshop in

association with

Sharon Ply woods


Practicing Architect WS Ms.Mary Mathew - 42

27 15.10.2012 -

17.10.2012

Allegory 2012

(Art & Architecture

)

Artist Ravindran, Artist

Kannan,

Artist Karthikeyan,

Artist Manoharan & Artist

Vijayakumar


28 21.09.2012

Tree Walk in

association with

NIZHAL


29 14.09.12 -

15.09.12

Chiaroscuro’12

(Vibrancy In Indian

Architecture)



Consultants,

• Ar. Ashwin Mathew Senior

Principal & Studio head of

CnT, Bangalore &

• Ar.R.V.Jayanthi,Founder &

Chief Architect of Coral


CON Mr.Karthikeyan - 300

30 08.08.2012 Heritage Walk Heirtage walk at Maylapore WS Ms. Saritha - 40

31 27.07.2012 Urban Insert Prof.Ravi, Former Dean, Anna

University DL

Dr. Sheeba

Chander - 83

32 27.07.2012 How to approach

Dissertation

Prof.Ravi, Former Dean, Anna

University DL

Dr. Sheeba

Chander - 43

62

33 20.10.2011

National level

seminar –

PRAKRITHI 2011

The Chief Guest for the

seminar was Ar.Mohan S. Rao,

INDE, Integrated Design,

Bangalore. Ar.Raghuraman,

Leading Landscape Architect in

Chennai, Ar.Priti John,

Landscape architect in Chennai

and Mr.Harish S. Horticulturist,

NIZHAL


34 12.10.2011

One day workshop

on “Understanding

Sustainability”

Shri G. DATTATRI, Former

Chief Urban Planner, CMDA,

Former Advisor, UN-

HABITAT was the guest of

inauguration and Ar.Lalit

Kishor Bhati, Urban &

Regional Planner was the

resource person

WS Ms.Anupriya - 100

35

07.10.201110

.10.2011 &

11.10.2011

ALLEGORY- Art

& Architecture

Workshop

Mr.Ravindran,

Mr.Karthickeyan and

Mr.Monoharan


36 17.08.2011 Heritage

walk Heritage Walk at Broadway WS Ms. V. Saritha - 40

37 20.6.2011 -

22.6.2011

Energy Simulation

Software – Training

Program (Eco-

Nirman & Design

Builder)

• Ar. Dhurv Futnani, Green

Building Consultant.

• Mr. Lakshmanan, Philips

Light Lounge.

• Mr. Balaji, St. Gobain Glass

India Ltd.

WS Mr.Karthikeyan - 40

Special Lecture:

SI

.N

o

Date (D/M/Y) Details of Event Main Resource Person(s) /

Designation

Nature of

Event

(TC/WS/D

L/SE/CON)

Name of

Faculty

Incharge

Other

Depar

tments

Involv

ed

No. of

Participents

1 20.01.2015

International

Seminar on

“Architectural

Acoustics –

Experience and

Experiments”

Dr.Ramani Ramakrihnan,

Professor in Architectural

Science , Ryerson University,

Toronto, Canada.

SE Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

63

2 19.12.2014

International

Seminar on

"Adaptive Building

Envelopes

Concepts of

Holistic Building

Design"

Prof. Dr. Uta Pottgiesser,

University of Applied Science

Detmold, Germany

IS Ms.Kerstin

Frick -

All Students of

School of

Architecture

3 30.07.2014

International Guest

Lecture on

"Environment

responsive

facades"

Dr. Pravin Bhiwapurkar,Ohio

School of Architecture &

Environmental Design, Kent

State University.

DL Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 400

4 06.12. 2013

International Guest

Lecture on "Digital

Tools & Physical

Systems"

Mr.Jens Boeke, University of

Applied Science Detmold,

Germany

DL Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 400

5 20.08.2014

International Guest

Lecture on “Design

Optioneering”

AR. VIGNESH SRINIVAS

KAUSHIK,Alumni and

Researcher, Design

Automation Lab, NUS,

Singapore

DL Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 150

6 05.01. 2012

Pre conference

distinguished

lecture as part of

CAADRIA 2012 -

“Situating

Architectural

Computing within

Design &

Research”

Ar. Shajay Bhooshan, Lead

Designer, ZAHA Hadid

Architects, London

DL Dr.Sheeba

Chander

In

Assoca

tion

with

Anna

Univer

sity,

Chenn

ai

600

7 29.08.2011

Pre Conference

Distinguished

Lecture as part of

CAADRIA 2012 -

Digital Futures in

Networked world

Ar. Kaustuv De Bisws, Co-

founder & Managing Partner

of DPLAY

DL Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

45 List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

LCD projector/ Black Board/ Smart class room/ Site visit/ Guest lecture’s/ Videos/ Quiz/ Group

Discussions

46 How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes

are monitored?

64

Course teacher prepares the lesson plans and give it to the students

Classes are planned as per the lesson plans

Continuous assessment test are conducted to measure the understanding about the subject by the

student.

Students are asked to take part in assignment / quiz/ seminars as part of self learning process.

Site visits / guest lectures are arranged to add extra knowledge and practical exposure on the subject.

Seminars / symposiums / conferences are organized on the themes of latest development

47 Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Some of the students and faculty members are active members in N.S.S / N.C.C. at university level.

Faculty members / students conduct social welfare programs / create awareness / tree planting, etc.

When they go for village study.

Faculty and Students take part in rallies / awareness program related to urban issues.

Our University received the G-Cube Award for Good Green Governance for which our dean was the

coordinator for preparation of the reports.

School of Architecture organize Tree Walk / Heritage Walk regularly to create awareness about

Environment and Conservation of heritage.

I Continuing Education Programs

SI.

No

Date

(D/M/Y) Details of Event

Main Resource Person(s) /

Designation

Nature of

Event

(TC/WS/D

L/SE/CON

)

Name of

Faculty

Incharge

Other

Depar

tment

s

Invol

ved

No. of

Participa

nts

1 15.10.2014 -

17.10.2014

“ALLEGORY

14” - Art &

Architecture

workshop

Mr.Poochi Venkat, Mr .Ramu

velar, S. Potrarasan &

Ms.Kasthuri Thyagarajan,


2 27.6.2014 -

29.6.2014

Extreme

Architecture

(ZONASA

2014)


Bangalore.

Dr.Chandan Chowdry, MD

Dessault Systems.

Ar.Karan Grover, Karan Grover

Associates, Vadodara.

Dr.Hari Mohan Pillai, Kerela.

Ar.N.M.Salim, N.M.Salim &

associates, Kerala.

Ar.Pavitra Sriprakash, Practicing

Architects.

Ar.Durganandh, ARTES.

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 35

65

3 21.1.2014

Workshop on

``PAPER

TUNE’.

Ar.HARISH KUMAR,


Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 124

4 5.12.2013 -

14.12.2013

International

Work Shop on

"Architectural

Systems 2D//3D,

application

oriented

application of

Rhinoceros 3D"

Mr.J.Boeke from Applied

University of Detmold WS

Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 120

5 03.10.2013

CHIAROSCUR

O 2013, with the

theme – “Fiction

Meets

Architecture”


Concessao, Principal Architect

of ‘OCI Architects’

Guest of Honor,

Mr.ChinnagoundarVelu, an art

director of Kochaidiiyan Fame.

CON Mr.Karthikey

an -

All

Students

of School

of

Architectu

re

6 18.09.2013 Tree walk at

Kotturpuram Dr.Babu, NIZHAL SE

Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 30

7 26.09.2013

International

Work Shop on

"Citizen

Participation in

City Planning"


Institut/Technical University

Berlin.

WS Ms.Kerstin

Frick - 35

8 19.08.2013 -

23.08.2013

one week

training

programme on

Compressed

Stabilized

Earthen Blocks


Institute TP

Dr.Ravi

Kumar

Bhargava

- 35


10 08.08.2012

Heritage

walk

Heritage Walk at Maylapore SE Ms. V.

Saritha o - 40

11 15.10.2012 -

16.10.2012

ECO-HOUSE

Workshop in

association with

Sharon Ply

woods



Ms.Mary

Mathew - 42

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12 15.10.2012 -

17.10.2012

Allegory

2012(Art &

Architecture )

Artist Ravindran, Artist Kannan,

Artist Karthikeyan, Artist

Manoharan & Artist

Vijayakumar

WS Mr.R.V.Naga

rajan - 86

13 21.09.2012

Tree Walk in

association with

NIZHAL


14 14.09.12 -

15.09.12

Chiaroscuro’12

(Vibrancy In

Indian

Architecture)



Consultants,

• Ar. Ashwin Mathew Senior

Principal & Studio head of CnT,

Bangalore &

• Ar. R. V. Jayanthi, Founder &

Chief Architect of Coral


CON Mr.Karthikey

an - 300

15 25.4.2012 -

28.4.2012

17th

international

Annual

Conference of

the Association

for Computer

Aided

Architectural

Design Research

in Asia

(CAADRIA

2012)


CAADRIA,

• Mr.Thomas Fischer, Xi'an

Jiaotong-Liverpool University,

China, Chair – Paper selection

committee,

• Mr.Tomohiro Fukuda, Osaka

University, Japan,

• Mr.Bob Martens, e-Caadia,

Vienna University of

Technology, Vienna

• Thomas Kvan, University of

Melbourne, Australia

CON Dr.Sheeba

Chander - 400

II Thesis Review (X Semester)

The first year students are given an educational trip to learn the local architecture (Chennai

architecture) on the name of “Archiyathra” which will enable them to first understand their local and

native architecture. Also they will be taken to Auroville for Workshops to learn about sustainable

Architecture.

First year students are also taken to Mahabalipuram, Dakshin chitra, etc., for developing their

knowledge on outdoor sketching.

Second year students will be taken for a rural study to understand about the rural planning and socio

economic characters of villager’s life.

In the third year the students will be taken for North India tour to understand the contemporary and

traditional architecture of our country.

In the fifth year, students will be doing thesis related to their area of interest for which constant input

will be given from the Practising Architects, as External reviewers.

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48 Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

Guest lecture / Training program / Site visit / Workshops / Seminar / Conference / Study Tours.

Quiz / essay competitions / Design competitions / Art and Crafts Workshop / Visual communication

competitions.

49 State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

B. Arch programmes started in the year 1993 with due approval from Council of Architecture (COA).

M. Arch programmes started in the year 2012 with due approval from Council of Architecture (COA).

Both UG and PG courses have got extension of Approval from Council of Architecture (COA) from

2012 – 17.

Master of Planning (M. Plan) Programme offered by School of Architecture has got the approval from

Institute of Town Planner, India (ITPI).

50 Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

Research carried out are published as papers in Journals / Conferences.

School of Architecture regularly conducts Guest Lecture / Site visit to impart practical knowledge to

the students.

School of Architecture organizes workshops / symposiums / conferences on the theme of latest

development to increase the knowledge of the students.

Conducts software training programme (Eg. Eco-Nirman & Design Builder) for the students of

Architecture.

Conducts international conferences / seminars / workshops / special lectures to get international

exposure.

Send students to under semester exchange programme / Summer University programme to get

international exposure.

School of Architecture organize Tree Walk / Heritage Walk regularly to create awareness about

Environment and Conservation of heritage.

Encourge students to participate in conferences / seminars / workshops / special lectures outside the

campus.

Students are involved in consultancy works offered by CMDA / INTACH / Dakshinachitra.

The design competitions proposed by different organizations are introduced as Architectural Design

studio projects. (TNSCB, Saint Gobain, IGBC, etc)

51 Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strength:

Dedicated and competent faculty members

Quality students since the admission through the entrance test (NATA – National Aptitude Test In

Architecture)

Excellent Infrastructure

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MOU with International Universities

Conducting of International Conferences / Guest Lectures / Seminars

Excellent rapport with the students

Excellent Rapport with Government Organisation and NGO’s like CMDA, TNSCB, INTACH,

Dakshinachitra, etc.

Weakness

Lack of funded projects

Lack of funding agencies

Student’s attitude.

Opportunities

Perfect atmosphere to enhance skill development

International exposure due to exchange programs with foreign universities.

More Research activities can be carried out.

Scope for more consultancy work.

Scope to start new programmes.

Challenges

Retention of faculty.

Lack of funding Agencies.

52 Future plans of the department.

Planning to introduce new programmes in UG and PG.

To encourage more faculty members to register for Ph. D

To get more candidates for registering Ph. D from outside the university.

The school will strive to achieve a status of centre of excellence in the areas like affordable housing,

disaster resistant structures and management, Sustainable development, Heritage conservation, etc.

The school is planning to have collaboration with foreign universities

Yildiz University, Istanbul, Turkey.

Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.

University of Surrey, UK

NUS, Singapore.

RMIT university, Australia

Queensland University, Australia.

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Civil Engineering Department 1. Name of the Department : Department of Civil Engineering

2. Year of establishment : 1985

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? : Yes, School of Building Sciences.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.,

D.Litt., etc.)

B.Tech. Civil Engineering

M.Tech. Structural Engineering

M.Tech. Construction Engineering and Management

M.Tech. Environmental Engineering

M.Tech. Civil with specialization in Construction Engineering and

Management

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Nil

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil


8. Examination System : Semester system is followed

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

S.no Name of the Department Name of the Subjects

1 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Fluid and Solid Mechanics

2 Architecture

Mechanics of Structures-II

Building Services-I

Surveying and Levelling

Design of Structures-I

Estimation and Specification

Disaster Mitigation and Management

Project Management

Mechanics of Structures-I

Design of Structures - II

Design of Structures -III

Building Maintenance and RetroTechniques


Professors/others)

70

Sanctioned Filled Actual

Professor 8 8 8



Others (Visiting Faculty) 1 1 1


under guidance

Sl.No. Name Qualificati

on Designation Specialization

No

. o

f Y

ears

of

Ex

per

ien

ce

No

. o

f P

h.D

./M

.Ph

il.

stu

den

ts g

uid

ed f

or

the

last

4 y

ears

1. Dr. R. Angeline Prabhavathy Ph.D.

Dean(Building

Sciences)

Structural

Engineering 27 Years 1*, 7**

2. Dr. Jessy Rooby Ph.D. Professor & HOD

Structural

Engineering 23Years 7

**

3. Dr. V. Subbiah Ph.D. Dean(P.G.Studies)

Environmental

Engineering 42 Years 4**

4. Dr. P.S. Joanna Ph.D. Professor

Structural

Engineering 17 Years 8**

5. Dr. Pratheeba Paul Ph.D. Professor

Irrigation Water

Management 18 Years 1**

6. Mr. P. Ravikumar M.Tech. Associate Professor

Advanced

Construction

Technology

34 Years -

7. Mr. J. Karthick M.E.

Assistant Professor

(Selection Grade)

Environmental

Management 8 Years -

8. Mr. J. Samuel M.E.

Assistant Professor

(Selection Grade)

Environmental

Management 5 Years -

9. Mrs. M. Sangeetha M.E. Assistant Professor

Structural

Engineering 6.5 Years -

10. Mr. P.L.Karuppiah M.E. Assistant Professor

Structural

Engineering 2.5 years -

11. Mr. V. Prabhu ME. Assistant Professor

Construction

Management 6.5 years -

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12. Ms. R. Saranya M.E. Assistant Professor Geomatics 2.5 years -

13. Mr. Abins Aziz M.Tech. Assistant Professor

Structural


14. Ms. J.Malathy M.E. Assistant Professor

Soil Mechanics

and Foundation

Engineering

1.5 years -

15. Mr.G.Sivaprakash M.Tech. Assistant Professor

Transportation


16. Ms.P.Divyasree M.Tech. Assistant Professor

Structural


17. Mr. D. Sabarigirinathan M.Tech. Assistant Professor

Structural

Engineering 1 Year -

18. Ms.Anitha Rathinam. S M.E Assistant Professor

Environmental


19. Ms.Indu P M.E Assistant Professor

Construction

Management 6 Months -

20. Mr.Asher John M.Tech Assistant Professor

Geo Technical

Engineering 1 month -

* Ph.D Completed

**Under guidance

12. List of Senior Visiting Fellows, Adjunct Faculty, Emeritus Professors

● Senior Visiting Fellows : Dr. A. Rajaraman

● Emeritus professors : Dr. V.Paramasivam, Dr. L.N. Ramamurthy

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – Programme-wise information

S.No Name of the course No of subject Semester Percentage

1 U.G( B.Tech Civil Engineering) - - -

2 P.G (M.Tech Structural Engineering) 1/6 1 17%

1/6 3 17%

3 P.G(M.Tech Construction Engineering and Management) 1/6 1 17%

1/6 3 17%

14. Programme-wise Teacher Student Ratio

● U.G Course - B.Tech. (Civil Engineering) - 1:15

72

● P.G. Course - M.Tech (Structural Engineering) - 1:13

M.Tech (Construction Engineering and Management) - 1:7.5

M.Tech (Environmental Engineering) - 1:4.66

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS

& MPS)

Academic support staff

(technical) 7 7 7

Administrative staff 1 1 1

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies :

a. Cold –formed Steel Structures.

b. Shrinkage Properties of Foam Concrete.

c. High volume fly ash on Concrete for Structural Application.

d. Seismic Retrofitting of RC Beam -Column Joints.

e. Cyclic loading on Structures.

f. Application of Remote Sensing and GIS for Natural Resources on Environmental Planning.

g. Environmental health and Toxicology.

h. Solid Waste Management.

i. Design of Water Distribution System.

17. Number of faculty with on going projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and c)

Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-

wise.

a) National Funding Agencies:

Project Title Project

Duration

Amount

(In Rs) Funding Agency Status

Principal

Investigator

Characterization and Utilization

of High volume fly ash Concrete

for Structural Application

3 years 25 Lakhs Department of Atomic

Energy (BRNS Scheme) On going Dr. P.S.Joanna

Studies on strength of steel fibre

reinforced polymer concrete 1 year Rs 10,000

Tamil Nadu State

Council For Science And

Technology (Student

project scheme)

Completed in

2013

Mr.

P.Ravikumar

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“Modernized Nodal Centre for e-

learning, testing and research in

Structural Engineering with

Computer Aided Laboratory”

2 years 10 lakhs AICTE Completed in

2010

Dr.R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

b) International Funding Agencies: Nil

c) Total grants received: 35.10 Lakhs

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

c) National collaboration b) International collaboration

a) National collaboration:

Utilization of High volume fly ash Concrete for Structural Application is being carried out in collaboration

with Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam.

d) International Collaboration: Nil


grants received.

A grant- in aid of Rs.10 Lakhs was received from AICTE in the year 2008 for the project on “Modernized

Nodal Centre for e-learning, testing and research in Structural Engineering with Computer Aided

Laboratory”

A grant- in aid of Rs.25 Lakhs was received from DAE in the year 2011 for the project on

“Characterization and Utilization of High volume fly ash Concrete for Structural Application”

The research project on “Studies on strength of steel fibre reinforced polymer concrete” received Rs 10,000

from Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology under Student Project Scheme in May 2013.

20. Research facility / centre with

State recognition : Nil

National recognition : Nil

International recognition : Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies: Existing

equipments in the Structural Engineering Lab are computerized with the fund received from the BRNS project

scheme funded by Department of Atomic Energy, Mumbai.

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

(2012-15)

National : 02

International : 36

S.

No. Date

Name of the

faculty Journal Title of the paper

1 March Mr. International Journal for Analysing Delay with LOS at the

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2015 G.Sivaprakash Scientific Research &

Development, vol. 2, Issue

12,2015 pp 158-160

major intersections of OMR stretch

( Chennai)

2

Oct

2014

Dr. R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

International Journals of

Advanced Information Science

and Technology (IJAIST),

vol.29, issue 29, pp 22-25

An analysis of artificial recharge

zones using remote sensing and GIS

in Agastheeswaram Taluk,

Kanyakumari District(TN)

3

Sep

2014

Dr. R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

International Journal of Applied

Engineering Research,ISSN

0973-4562 Volume 9, Number 22

(2014) pp. 13137-13163

Seismic Strengthening of Partially

in Filled Cold Formed Steel Frame

Using Cement Bonded Particle

Board Inserts:Experimental

Investigation

4

March

2014 Mr. J. Karthik

International Journal for

Scientific Research &

Development, vol. 2, Issue 1

Study on air and noise impacts at

South Indian Port

5

March

2014

Dr. Pratheeba

Paul

International Journal of Scientific

Research and Development,

Vol.2, Issue 1, 2014.

Simulation based availability

estimation of water supply pumping

system

6 2014 Dr. P.S.Joanna

International Journal of


and Technology, Vol.30 , pp 87-

95

Seismic Performance of ground

granulated blast furnace slag

reinforced concrete beam –

columns

7 2014 Dr. P.S.Joanna

Applied Mechanics and

Materials, Vol. 622 ,pp 81-88.

Experimental study on Reinforced

concrete beam and composite

column joint with square steel cage

8 2014

Dr. R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

European Journal of Scientific

Research, Volume 120 No. 2,

2014, pp. 254-263

The Environmental Impact Study

for Automobile Industry Utilizing

LPG as an Energy Source

9

Jan

2014 Dr. V Subbiah

International Journals of


and Technology (IJAIST),

Volume 21, No. 21, pp. 86-94

Extraction and characterization of

mango seed kernal oil and its

antimicrobial activity

10

March

2013

Dr. P. S. Joanna,

Dr. Jessy Rooby

European Journal of Scientific

Research,, Vol.96,Issue 4.,

PP.620-632.

Performance of Reinforced

Concrete Beams with 40% Fly Ash

Refer ANNEXURE-1

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books : Nil

Edited Books : Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers : Nil

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International Database

o Citation Index – range / average

o SNIP

o SJR

o Impact Factor – range / average

o h-index

o Number of Journals listed in International Database: 32


Patents filed:

S.NO. TITLE NAME

PROVISIONAL

1. Earthquake resistant cold – formed steel beam with corrugated web Dr. P.S. Joanna,

Professor 2.

Cold form steel beam with braced web for earthquake resistant construction

3. Polyester Resin matrix flooring tiles using various microfillers

Mr. P.

Ravikumar,

Associate

Professor

4. Polyster Resin mortar flooring tiles using various fine aggregate and microfillers

5.

Epoxy Resin matrix and mortar formulation using various microfillers and fine

aggregates

6. Steel fiber reinforced polyster resin concrete

COMPLETED SPECIFICATION

7. Polyster resin matrix formulation using various microfillers

8. Polyster Resin mortar formulation using various fine aggregates and microfillers.

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

S.No. Month/

Year Name of Faculty Project Title

Name of the

Company /

Organization

Total

cost (Rs.)

1

Feb.

2015

Ms. J. Malathy

Temperature

Resistance and

Moisture Content

Report for Clay soil

J Consultants,

Bangalore. 60,200

2 Oct.

2014

Dr. R. Angeline

Prabhavathy

Design of New Civil

Block Building

Edifice Const. Pvt

Ltd,Chennai.

76

3 June

2014 M.Sangeetha Cube Testing

Ultra Condominium

company pvt. Ltd,

4 May

2014 M.Sangeetha Cube Testing

Advaita Homes,

Mylapore

75,000

5

April

2014

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Self cured RC beam

column

Saingits College of

Engineering, Kerala

6 March

2014

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Double skin cold

formed steel hollow

beam column

Saingits College of

Engineering, Kerala

7 March

2014

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Dr.R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

Cold formed steel

beams with braced

web

Saingits College of

Engineering, Kerala

8 June

2013

Mr.S.Vijayan

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Cube Testing

M.Deena Dayalan

Ultra Condomorium

(P) Ltd.Kilpauk

9 May

2013

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Beam Testing Saingits College of

Engineering, Kerala.

1,33,000

10 March

2013

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Dr.P.S.Joanna Material Testing

HITS & HCAS,

Padur

11 June

2012

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Beam Testing Saingits College of


12 June

2012

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Dr.P.S.Joanna Material Testing

HITS and

HCAS,Padur

13 July

2012

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Beam Testing Saintgits College of


14 August

2012

Dr.P.S.Joanna Dr.Jessy

Rooby Material Testing

Arun Excello

Construction Pvt Ltd,

Chennai.

15 Sept.

2012

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Mr.S.Vijayan Steel Testing

Arun Excello

Construction,

Chennai.

16 July Dr.R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

Structural Design for

Bethany Hostel

RMT Construction

Pvt Ltd,

77

2012 Jessy Rooby

P.S.Joanna

17 Jan.

2012 Dr.V.Subbiah

R.O.Plant operation

and maintenance APAS Chennai

2,18,000

18 March

2012

Dr.R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

Dr.P.S.Joanna

Structural Design for

Staff Quarters

Edifice Const. Pvt

Ltd,

19 Nov.

2011

Dr.V.Subbiah

Dr.R.Angeline

Prabhavathy

Assessment on the

Suitability of Infra

structural facility

Super Auto Forges

Private Limited


and abroad

S.No. Name of the

faculty Organisation Nature of interaction

1 Dr. Angeline

Prabhavathy

Geofoundation & Structures Pvt Ltd Workshop

Concrete Quality Concepts Pvt. Ltd Industrial Visit

Super Auto Forges Private Limited,Chennai. Consultancy

SERC, Chennai Inplant Training for students

2 Dr. Jessy Rooby

15th

World Conference on Earthquake

Engineering at Portugal Paper presentation

IIT Madras Keynote Speaker on National

Conference

IGCAR, Department of Atomic Energy,

Kalpakkam Funded Project

IIT Madras Technical Seminar

ICI Chennai Inauguration of Students’

Chapter of ICI

Green Environment Innovation and

Marketing Workshop

Business Development Earth Recycler(P) Ltd Workshop

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3 Dr. V. Subbiah

CLRI(Central Leather Research Institute),

NEERI and Metrowater, Ennore Thermal

Power Plant

Research purposes

Auroville Consulting, Pondicherry Inauguration of Solar Panel

Grid

TRILL Info Park Ltd and Orchid Chemicals Internship for students

Super Auto Forges Private Limited,Chennai. Consultancy

Solar Edisol India (P) Ltd,Chennai. Consultancy

UNICEF Collaborative Course

4 Dr. P.S. Joanna

SERC, Chennai Research Projects

IGCAR, Department of Atomic Energy,

Kalpakkam Funded Project

5 Dr. Pratheeba Paul Confederation of Indian Industry, Chennai Conference

Anna University, Chennai Research work

6 Mr. Ravi Kumar

Ashok Build Construction Ltd Internship

Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and

Technology, Chennai Internship

IIT Madras Lab development

Ennore Port Ltd Industrial Visit

Chennai Metro Rail Limited Industrial Visit

Railway Training Centre, Tambaram Industrial Visit

7 Mr. J. Samuel Chennai Metropolitan Development Plan Inplant Training

8 Mr. G.

Sivaprakash CMDA - 63rd National Town &

Country Planner Congress - expo Conference

9 Ms. J. Malathy Anna University, Chennai Research work

26. Faculty serving in

a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify)

S.No Name of the faculty Role

1 Dr. Jessy Rooby

Jury Silicon India Chennai Real Estate Award 2014

Interview Panel

Member

Railway Recruitment Board(Staff Selection Commission) in

2012 and 2013

Reviewer International Journal of Engineering Structures

Reviewer International Journal of Performance of Constructed

Facilities(ASCE)

Co-Investigator BRNS funded project in collaboration with IGCAR,

Kalpakkam

79

Key note speaker National Conference on Recent trends in Civil Engineering

(St.Gitz College of Engineering, Kerala)

2 Dr. P.S. Joanna

Principal

Investigator

BRNS funded project in collaboration with IGCAR,

Kalpakkam

Key note speaker National Conference on Recent trends in Civil Engineering

(St.Gitz College of Engineering, Kerala)

Reviewer International Journal of Engineering Structures

Interview Panel

Advisor

Junior Engineer- Staff Selection Commission (Southern

region) in 2015

Resource person National Technical Symposium by Valliammai College of

Engineering

3 Dr. Pratheeba Paul

Interview Panel

Member

Railway Recruitment Board(Staff Selection Commission) in

2014

Key note speaker National Technical Symposium by Valliammai College of

Engineering

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training

programs and similar programs). :

Faculty members have attended Seminars / Workshops /orientation programme/ training

programme conducted by institutions like IIT, NITTTR and Confederation of Indian Industry.

No of Seminars / Workshops Attended:

Inter National – 29

National - 317

S.

No Date

Name of the

faculty Title Venue

1 23.12.2014 Mr.V.Prabhu

International Seminar on

“Renewable Energy and

Environmental Engineering”

ICREE 2014 @ Quality Hotel,

Vijayawada

2 6.12.2013

& 7.12.2013 Mr.J.Samuel

International Workshop on

“Structural Life Assessment

and Failure Diagnosis”

Department of Civil

Engineering National Institute

of Technology Tiruchirapalli.

3 25.2.2015

Dr. R. Angeline

Prabhavathy,

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Integrated Water Cycle

Management – an Australian

Perspective

HITS

80

4 30.1.2015

Dr. R. Angeline

Prabhavathy,

Dr.Jessy Rooby,

Dr. V. Subbiah,

Dr. P.S. Joanna,

Dr. Pratheeba Paul

Construction of Industrial

Structures Good Shepherd Hall

5 1.12.2014 to

5.12.2014 Mr.P.Ravikumar

Training Programme on

“Underground Metro Rail

Construction in CMRL”

Chennai Metro Rail Ltd,

Chennai

6 13.11.2014 Mr.P.Ravikumar

Technical Seminar on

"Portable Non-Destructive

Testing for Concrete"

PROCEQ-TAISEI, Chennai

7 15.10.2014 Dr.V.Subbiah Seminar “Conclave on water

sanitation and hygiene”

CII-UNICEF,Hotel Residency

Tower, Chennai

8 15.9.2014 -

16.9. 2014 Ms. R. Saranya

Recent Advances in Satellite

Image Processing

SRM

University,Kattankulathur

9 25.11.13 to

29.11.13 Mr.G. Sivaprakash

Urban Transport systems

Planning

Centre for Transportation

Research, NIT Calicut, Kerala

Refer ANNEXURE-II

28. Students’ Projects

Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects

UG- 80 % of students have done the Projects with the facilities available within the

University campus.

PG- 70 % of students have done the Projects with the facilities available within the

University campus.

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute.

UG- 20% of students have done the projects in collaboration with Super Auto Forge

Pvt. Ltd, Greenovation, and Structural Engineering Research Centre.

PG- 30% students have done the projects in collaboration with SERC, Chennai

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Sundeep Chowdary, Ajith kumar Ashwin are the winners in IIT PALS INNOVATIVE CHALLENGE

held at IIT Madras on March 28th

2014. Received Rs.95000

Sundeep Chowdary won II prize in “CII Innovator” organized by CII on 25th July 2014. Received cash

award of Rs.30,000/-

Ajith kumar Ashwin (3rd year) received I prize in the event “Tata Break The Challenge” In the

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Conference on Tata First Dot National Conference on Jan 20-21, 2013, IIT Madras.

Dr. G. Indu Siva Ranjani has received Gayathri Devi Award & Gold medal for securing highest CGPA

from IIT Madras on 22nd July 2011.

Dr. V. Paramasivam has received E.P Nicolaides Prize for the best paper publication from Institution of

Engineers (India) 2010



No of Seminars / Workshops Organized –

National – 27

International- 4

S.

No. Date Details of Event Resource person

Number of

participants

1 26.02.2015 Sustainable Repair And Rehabilitation Of

Reinforced Concrete Structures Dr.V.Rajendran 200

2 25.02.2015 Integrated Water Cycle Management – an

Australian Perspective Prof. K. Baskaran 150

3 30.01.2015 Construction of Industrial Structures Mr.K.Saravanan 200

4 10.01.2015 Building Information Modelling for Next

Generation Engineers Mr.Vetrivel 100

5 28.03.2014 National Conference on “Sustainable

Development in Civil Engineering” Dr.Benny Raphael 150

6 16.07.2014 International Seminar Materials Flow Cost Accounting Hiroshi Tachikawa 200

7 19.06.2014,

20.06.2014

Faculty Development Programme on

Environmental Management in Industries

Dr. Pratheeba

Paul,Mr. J. Karthik 85

8 17.09.2014 Internation al seminar on “Solar Energy-

Recent trends and Policy Issues”

Mr. Toine Van

Megen,

Dr.R.Sethumadhavan,

Mr.V.Karthikeyan

350

9 27.08.2014 Biological Treatment on Wastewater Dr. S. Seshadri 62

10 29.02.2014 Innovative Construction Materials Dr. Rahima Shabeen 78

11 7.02.2014 International Seminar on “Engineering

Sustainability: Engineers as leaders In

Dr.Jonathan Bridge 150

82

facing Global change”

Refer ANNEXURE-III


As drafted by Department of Research(See Appendix A)




Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

B.Tech.(Civil Engineering)

2014 125 95 7 76% 6%

2013 135 113 11 84% 8%

2012 105 62 6 59% 6%

2011 96 56 8 58% 8%

M.Tech (Structural Engg.)

2014 45 20 3 44% 7%

2013 55 29 13 53% 23%

2012 25 13 1 92% 100%

2011 20 11 1 100% 100%

M.Tech (Construction Engg & Management.)

2014 26 17 2 65% 8%

2013 29 20 1 69% 3%

M.Tech (Environmental Engg .)

2013 10 4 1 40% 10%

2014 13 3 6 31% 4%

33. Diversity of students.

P.G:

Name of the

programme

Batch of

students

% of students

from the same

university

% of students from

other universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of students

from other

countries

M.Tech.

Structural

Engineering

2014 – 16 17 65 13 4

2013 – 15 24 62 14 -

2012 - 14 6 69 19 6

M.Tech.

Construction

Engineering

and

Management

2014 – 16 14 52 33 -

2013 – 15 5 95 - -

2012 - 14 - 50 50 -

83

M.Tech.

Environmental

Engineering

2014 – 16 11 78 11 -

2013 – 15 - 60 40 -

2012 - 14 50 - 50 -

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SLET, GATE


o GRE- 9

o TOEFL- 4

o GATE- 6



UG to PG 24 %

PG to M.Phil. -

PG to Ph.D. 16%

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral -

Employed

Campus selection


20%

40%

Entrepreneurs 40%

36. Diversity of staff:

No of staff: 23




from universities from other States 17%

from universities outside the country -

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period

No of faculty who were awarded Ph.D. degree: 4


a) Library :

o Floor space : 10 sq.m.

o Number of books : 520

o Number of Journals subscribed : 20

o Computer terminals with Internet access : 10

Main Library (Books)

o No. of Volumes related to Civil Engineering : 6,444

84

o No. of titles related to Civil Engineering : 3,055

b) Internet facilities for staff and students:

o For staff: 25

o For students: 55

c) Total number of class rooms: 12

d) Class rooms with ICT facility: 2


Sl.No. Name of the laboratory

1 Hydraulic Engineering lab

2 Geo-Technical Lab

3 CADD Lab

4 Strength of Materials Lab

5 Surveying Lab

6 Construction Materials Lab

7 Environmental Engineering Lab

8 Structural Engineering Lab

9 Engineering Practices Lab


S.No Name of the laboratory

1 Structural Engineering Lab

2 Strength of Materials Lab


a) From the host institution/university:

S.No Year of

Admission Name Dept Supervisor

1 2013-14 T.S.Parvati Civil Dr. P.S. Joanna

Prof. Civil, HITS

2 2013-14 P.Ravikumar Civil

Dr.Jessy Rooby,

Professor ( CIVIL ) - HITS

3 2013-14 J.Karthick Civil Dr. V.Subbiah

Prof. (Civil) & Dean(PGS), HITS

4 2013-14 J. Samuel Civil Dr. P.S. Joanna

Prof (Civil)

5 2013-14 PL.Karuppiah Civil Dr. Angeline Prabhavathy

Dean (Building Sciences) HITS

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6 2012-13 V.Prabhu Civil

Dr.Jessy Rooby,


b) From other institutions/universities:

S.No

Year of

Admission Name Dept Supervisor

1 2013-14 Arithra Mandal Civil

Dr. Jessy Rooby

HOD - (Civil), HITS

2 2013-14 Sulagno Banerjee Civil

Dr. Jessy Rooby

HOD (Civil), HITS

3 2013-14 V.Neelmudiyon Civil

Dr. Pratheeba Paul

Prof. Civil

4 2012-13 S.Anandaraj Civil

Dr. Jessy Rooby

HOD, Civil, HITS

5 2012-13 E.Prabakaran Civil

Dr. Jessy Rooby

HOD, Civil, HITS

6 2012-13 V. Mounica Civil Dr. V.Subbiah

Prof. (Civil) & Dean(PGS), HITS

7 2011-12 R.Divahar CIVIL

Dr. P.S. Joanna

Prof. Civil, HITS

8 2011-12 P.S.Aravind Raj CIVIL

Dr. P.S. Joanna

Prof. Civil, HITS

9 2011-12 S.P.Sangeetha CIVIL

Dr. P.S. Joanna

Prof. Civil, HITS

10 2011-12 A.Joe Paulson CIVIL

Dr. Angeline Prabhavathy


11 2011-12 M.Bhuvaneswari CIVIL

Dr.Jessy Rooby

Prof.& Head, Civil, HITS

12 2010-11

S.Sundara

Mahalingam CIVIL

Dr.R.Angeline Prabhavathy

Dean (Building sciences) HITS

13 2010-11 S.Saravanan CIVIL


Dean (Building sciences) HITS

14 2010-11 Kaliyappan Saravanan CIVIL

Dr. P.S. Joanna


15 2010-11 Susan Abraham CIVIL

Dr. P.S. Joanna

Professor (CIVIL) - HITS

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16 2009-10 J. Suresh CIVIL



17 2009-10 M.Senthil Kumar CIVIL

Dr.Angeline Prabhavathy

Dean (Building Sciences) , HITS

18 2008-09 J.R. Julius CIVIL

Dr. R. Angeline Prabhavathy,

Dean (Building Sciences), HITS

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

8 students are working as Part Time Teaching Assistant (PTTA)

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so,


Before starting P.G. (Environmental Engineering) course, a Questionnaire containing the need for

Engineers with P.G degree in Environmental Engineering was sent to different industries. From the data

collected, it was found that the demand for that course is high and it was started in August 2012. Similar

efforts were made to start the new specialized programmes in UG from 2013-14.


d. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department


Yes. Board of studies meetings is conducted regularly to revise or modify the curriculum after

open discussion with the staff handling the subjects during the department staff meeting. Suggestions from

staff are received regarding the teaching –learning evaluation and implemented. Refresher courses for

tough subjects are handled for junior faculty. Suggestions on teaching are given to faculty who get less

students’ feedback.

e. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


o Yes. The evaluation process of the teachers is based on the feedback from the students collected at

the middle of the semester through feedback forms. These forms consist of 20 different attributes.

The scores obtained by each staff are analyzed by the Head of the Department. If the scores are

high, the staffs are appreciated and if the scores are low, the HOD suggests ways of improvement.

Also the HOD keep those forms in the concerned files for inspection by expert committees of

regulatory bodies.

o Feedback on curriculum and teaching learning evaluation is periodically obtained from students

during class committee meetings conducted at least twice in a semester. The Class committee

chairman records the minutes and after discussing in the staff meeting, the suggestions are put

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forth in the Board of Studies(BOS) for improvement in the curriculum or teaching learning

process.

f. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Feed backs are consistently received from the alumni about the department. We invite alumni who

have got good exposure in the construction field to share their knowledge with the students. Some of the

alumni have been instrumental in guiding the students to pursue their higher education in renowned

universities abroad. New electives are added based on recent trends in the construction field as per

suggestion given by alumni.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

S.No. NAME BATCH DESIGNATION

1 S. Saravanan 2005 Design Manager, PTK Architects, Chennai

2 P.S.Aravindraj 2011 Managing Director ,Sree Thangam Constructions,

Chennai

3 R Divahar 2011 HOD, Civil Engineering, St Joseph's College of

Engineering, Sriperumbudur

4 M. Mohan Sathish Kumar 1995 Regional Manager, CSC world India Pvt Ltd,

Chennai

5 K.Kumaran 1994 Senior Design Manager ,FL Smith, Chennai

6 R.Krishna Kumar 1995 HCL Client Engineer,Chennai

7 Xavier Anton Vinod 2009 Structural Engineer, Kingsway Consultants, Egmore

8 K.Janakumar 1993 Assistant Engineer (Bridges), Highways

Department, Guindy

9 A K Subraja Ram 1993 Class I Contractor- Flat Promoter

10 J. Vivekandan 1993 Class I Contractor- Flat Promoter

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts. (ANNXURE – III)

No of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts – 31

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

Teaching Learning Processes

The teaching learning process is enhanced through the following.

Preparation of lesson plan and lecture notes.

Teaching Aids like OHP and PowerPoint presentations are used for the delivery of lectures.

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Class committee meetings are conducted with the class representatives and the subject teachers to

address issues raised by the students in the classrooms and laboratories.

Course committee meetings are conducted for common subjects with the course coordinator and the

subject teachers so as to ensure uniform and effective handling of the subjects in all the classes

concerned.

Remedial classes are handled for the students who have failed in the end semester examinations.

Coaching classes are conducted for the students to improve their internal marks.

Students are asked to work on selected topics and submit assignments


are monitored?

The department gets constant feedback through exit survey from the graduands and through the

feedback from the alumni, employer and industry to ensure the attainment of Programme Objectives.

The course learning outcomes are monitored through the internal tests, assignments, tutorials, quiz

and group discussions for each student to check their performance. If the score is 60% and above, it is

considered to be satisfactory.

Progress reports are sent to the parents periodically with the attendance details.

Counselors monitor the performance of the students and maintain the records for the unit tests, model

Exam, university results and attendance. The counselors periodically counsel the students and

motivate them.


Guest lectures on recent trends in Civil Engineering are regularly arranged.

Practical knowledge is gained through Industrial visits.

A National level technical symposium “Shrishti” is organized every year to create a platform for

the student community and construction industry experts to transfer knowledge.

No. of Guest Lectures arranged :10

No. of Industrial visits arranged : 36

No of seminars/conference/workshops organized:31

No of seminars/conference/workshops attended : 317

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

The research contributions made by the faculty members are published in reputed

international/national journals.

Students present papers based on their project work in conferences organized by premier

institutions.

Our students have won many prizes in National Level Intercollegiate symposia conducted in IIT

(Madras), Anna University, NIT (Trichy) and other institutions.

Workshops/seminars/symposia are regularly conducted.

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No. of Publications in

(2012-2015)

National Journal : 2

International Journal : 36

National Conference : 31

International Conference : 17

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

No

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

Students are encouraged to take part in modeling contest to enhance their creative ideas conducted

by the department.

A virtual lab in structural Engineering helps the students to visualize and understand the concepts

the construction activities in the laboratory itself.

Research is being carried out in the department on structural application of Fly ash. Beams and

columns are casted with high volume fly ash and tested for cyclic loading. It is found that high

volume fly ash concrete can be used for structural members.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strengths

Highly qualified, well experienced faculty members.

Ph.D Degree holders among faculty members - 8

Well equipped modern laboratories

Good infrastructure.

Good departmental Library facilities

Teacher student ratio is maintained at 1:15

Dedicated supporting staff

Good rapport of students with staff.

Weaknesses

Students come from background with poor communication skills and analytical skills.

Opportunities

More research activities can be carried out with the available facilities in the laboratories.

Faculty members are specialized in various fields of Civil engineering which can attract many research

scholars to enroll in the department for research.

Consultancy works can gain momentum since specialized equipments are available in the department.

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Introduction of new courses.

Technical training for skilled labourers.

Challenges

Teaching Heterogeneous group of students.

Imparting knowledge to students with very high aims- Entrepreneur in construction field.

52. Future plans of the department.

The Department of Civil Engineering has planned the following goals to be achieved during the next four to

five years.

To develop a Centre for Research in Advanced Construction Technology (CENACT)

To introduce post-graduate courses in emerging areas of Civil Engineering like Transportation Engineering,

Remote Sensing etc.

To promote high end research activities and produce at least 5 doctorates in the department per year.

To conduct National/ International Conferences, Workshops and Faculty development programmes in the

various fields of Civil Engineering

To develop globally competent students through professional training and Industrial Collaboration.

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School of Computing Sciences

92

Computer Applications

1. Name of the Department : Department of Computer Applications.



Yes , the department is a part of School of Computing Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc,

D.Litt., etc.)

UG Bachelor of Computer Applications

PG Master of Computer Applications

M.Phil Computer Science

Ph.D Various Areas in Computer Science

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved

Nil


Sl.

No

Universities/Industries/foreign Institutions Purpose

1 Stevens Institute of Technology, USA Research Collaboration in Machine Intelligence

and Data Analysis Research Centre

2 Machine Intelligence Labs, USA Research Collaboration in Machine Intelligence

and Data Analysis Research Centre

3 Net Computers CISCO programmes

4 ORACLE University Oracle DBA programme

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons

Nil

8. Examination System: Semester


Sl.

No

Department Programme Subject

Code

Subject Name

1 Business

Administration MBA

CA1677 Introduction to Information Technology and

Management

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2 CA1674

Enterprise Resource Planning for

Management

3 BA1616 Business Application Software

4 Science and

Humanities 1st year B.Tech.

CS1101 Computer Programming

5 CS1131 Computer Programming Lab

6 Electrical and

Electronics B.Tech

IT 1209 Object Oriented Programming

7 IT 1235 Object Oriented Programming Lab

8 Computer Science

and Engineering B.Tech

IT1656 Data warehousing and Data Mining


Professors/others)


& MPS)

Professor 3 3 3

Associate Professor - - -


Others - - -

Male Female

Professor 1 2

Associate Professor

Asst. Professors 3 4

Others - -

Sl. No Name Qualificati

on Designation Specialization

No. of Years

of Experience

No. of Ph.D./M.Phil.

students Under

Guidance

1.

Dr. Anitha S.

Pillai

MCA,

Ph.D

Professor/Hea

d

Data

Mining,AI,Natu

ral language,

Processing

20 8 – Ph.D;

3 – M.Phil

2.

Dr.

A.Udayakuma

r

MCA,

Ph.D Professor

Stochastic

timization 25

3 – Ph.D

3.

Dr. M. M.

Ramya

MCA,

Ph.D Professor

Digital Image

Processing 17

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8- Ph.D

4.

Mrs. S.

Lakshmisri

devi

MCA,

M.E, (Ph.

D)

Assistant

Data mining 14

Professor 1 – M.Phil

(S.G)

5.

Mr. N.

Sivakumar

MCA,

MPhil, Assistant

Networking 9 3 – M.Phil

(Ph. D) Professor

(S.S)

6.

Mrs. D.

Chitradevi

MCA,

M.E, (Ph.

D)

Assistant Internet

Programming 12 - Professor

(S.S)

7.

Mrs. S.

Vijayalakshmi

MCA,

MPhil

Assistant Networking,

10 2 – M.Phil Professor Data Mining

(S.S)

8.

Mrs. Prabha

Susy Mathew

MCA,

M.Phil,

M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

(S.S)

Data Mining 9 -

9.

Mr. Siju

Mammen

Philip

MCA, Assistant Hybrid

Intelligence

System

5.1 -

(Ph. D) Professor

10.

Mr.SanjuRaja

n MCA, ME

Assistant Network, 6.1 -

Professor Cloud

Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under

guidance

11. List of senior Visiting Fellows, Adjunct Faculty, Emeritus Professors

Dr. Ajith Abraham, Director, Machine Intelligence Research Labs, USA – Research Guide

Dr. R. Chandramouli, Thomas Hattrick Chair Professor, Information System, Stevens Institute of

Technology, USA – Doctoral Committee member.


- No temporary faculty available in the department

13. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio

Name of the Program Student- Staff Ratio

UG Bachelor of Computer Applications 15:1

PG Master of Computer Applications 15:1

95


Staff Sanctioned Filled

Programmer 1 1

Secretary 1 1

Attender 1 1

15. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies

Machine Intelligence

Soft Computing

Natural Language Processing

Software Engineering

Big Data Analytics

Image Processing

16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and c) Total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise.

Sl.no Name of the Faculty National Funding

Agency

Project Title Total grants

1

Dr. M. M. Ramya Naval Research

Board (NRB)

Intelligent System for Adaptive

Enhancement of Underwater

Images for Accurate Object

Recognition

20,01,000


e) National collaboration

Natural Language Processing Projects in collaboration with AU-KBC Research Centre, Anna

University, Chennai.

Digital Image Processing Projects in collaboration with Chettinad University, Chennai.

f) International collaboration

1. Applied for World bank Ph.D Research grants available for developing country

Fellowship : World bank Robert S. Mc Namara fellowship

Title : Ontology Based Mood Analysis for Real Time Disaster Management

Host Institution & External Guide : Stevens Institute of Technology, USA Dr. R.

Chandramouli, Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology , USA.

Fellowship Amount : $24.700.

2. Mr. S.Saravanan, M.C.A student was selected for project internship at NUS Singapore under the Web

Information and Natural Language Processing Group (WING).

o Development of a Crawling algorithm for Mining Scholarly Presentations and

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Documents from the Web from 1st March 2011 to 12th September 2011, under the

guidance of Professor Min Yen Kan, Department of Computer Science, NUS,

Singapore.

3. Established a Machine Intelligence and Data Analysis Research Centre (MIDARC) in

collaboration with Machine Intelligence Research Labs, USA and Stevens Institute of Technology,

USA.


grants received.


Duration

Amount

(Rs.)

Funding

Agency Status Principal Investigator

Intelligent System

for Adaptive

Enhancement of

Underwater Images

for Accurate Object

Recognition

3 years

(from Feb

2013)

20.01Lakhs

Naval

Research

Board

(NRB)

Ongoing Dr. M. M. Ramya

Software Synthesis

for Signal Processing

Embedded

Applications

2 years 7 Lakhs

Naval

Research

Board

(NRB)

Completed

Dr.R.Devanathan

Dr.Anitha.S.Pillai

(co-investigator)


State recognition

Nil

National recognition and International recognition

International collaboration: Established Machine Intelligence and Data Analysis Research

Centre (MIDARC) in collaboration with Machine Intelligence Research Labs, USA and Stevens

Institute of Technology, USA.

20. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies

MIDARC- Machine Intelligence and Data Analysis Research Centre has been set up in collaboration with

Machine Intelligence Research Labs, USA and Stevens Institute of Technology, USA

21. Publications:

International Journals / IEEE Xplore - 22

S. No. Year /

Month

Name of Faculty

/ Student Title Journal

Volume No. &

Page No.

97

1.

December

2014

Dr. Anitha S.

Pillai

An Intelligent Framework

for Protecting Privacy of

individuals: Empirical

Evaluations on Data

mining Classification

IEEE Xplore

Pg. No:

476-478

2.

November

2014 Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

A Systematic Literature

Review on the Software

Requirements Elicitation

Issues

Journal of Network and

Innovative Computing

Vol. No. 2(2014)

Pg. No:

283-308

3. August 2014

Dr. Anitha S.

Pillai

Disclosure Risk of

Individuals: a k-

anonymity Study on

Health Care Data Related

to Indian Population

IEEE Explore, 2014

Pg. No:

200 -205

4. July 2014

Dr. Anitha S.

Pillai

An adaptive utility based

Anonymization model for

privacy preserving data

mining

Elsevier Science and

Technology (Science

Direct)

Pg. No

:220-228

5. April 2013 Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

The Effects Of

Requirements Elicitation

Issues On Software

Project Performance : An

Empirical Analysis.

Requirements

Engineering :

Foundation for

Software Quality

Lectures Notes in

Computer Science

Vol. No. 8396

Pg.No. :

285 – 300

6.

December

2012

Dr.A.

Udhayakumar

Genetic algorithm for

chance constrained

reliability stochastic

optimization problems’,


Operational Research



Vol. No. 9

Pg. No:

23 - 38

National Journals - 01

S. No. Year / Month Name of Faculty /

Student Title Journal

98

1.

February 2014

Ms.Pallavi K.P,

Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

Named Entity Recognition of

Kannada words using CRF

CSI Resource Centre, 2014

99

International Conference - 27

S. No. Date Name of Faculty /

Student Title Details of Conference & Place

1.

12.03.2015 to

13.03.2015 Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Adaptive Utility based

Anonymization model:

Performance Evaluation

on Big Data Sets

2nd International Symposium on Big

Data and Cloud Computing

Challenges, Elsevier.

Place: VIT , Chennai

2.

14.12.2014 to

16.12.2014

Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Ms. Jisha Jose

Panackal

An Intelligent

framework for protecting

privacy of individuals :

Empirical evaluation of

data mining

classifications

14th International Conference on

hybrid intelligent Systems (HIS2014)

Place: Gulf university for Science

and Technology, Kuwait

3. 28.08.2014


Ms. Jisha Jose

Panackal

Disclosure Risk of

Individuals: a k-

anonymity Study on

Health Care Data

Related to Indian

Population

IEEE International Conference on

Data Science and Engineering

(ICDSE) .

IEEE Explore, 2014

Place: COCHIN

4. 11.07.2014 Ms. S.Vijayalakshmi

Identifying Malicious

Node using Trust Value

in Cluster based Manet

(IMTVCM)

IEEE International Conference on

Control, Instrumentation,

Communication and Computational

Technologies (ICCICCT-14).

Place: Noorul Islam University,

Kanyakumari

5.

07.04.2014 to

10.04.2014

Ms. Neetu Kumari,


The Effects of

Requirements

Elicitation Issues

on Software

Project

Performance:

An Empirical

Analysis

20th International Working

Conference on Requirements

Engineering Foundation for Software

Quality (REFSQ’14)

Place: Essen, Germany

100

National Conference - 13

S.

No. Year / Month

Name of Faculty /

Student Title Details of Conference & Place

1.

February,

2014

Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Ms. Pallavi K.P

Named Entity Recognition Of

Kannada Word Using CRF

Indian Language computing,

NCILC2014 . in collaboration with

Computer Society of India

Place: Cochin, University of Science

and technology ,Kerala

2.

December

2012

Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Ms. Neetu Kumari

Requirements Engineering-A

Journey In Software Projects

National Conference in Advances in

Applied Computing 2012

Place: Bharathiar University

,Coimbatore

3.

February 2012

Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Ms. Jisha Jose Panakal

Preserving Privacy In Data

Mining-A Brief Study

National Conference on Computing,

Communication and Information

Systems

Place:

4.

August

2012

Dr.Anitha S.Pillai

Ms. Neetu Kumari

Requirements Management

Measures For Health Care IT

Projects

National Conference on Emerging

Technologies in Computation and

Information Technology.

Place: KCG College of Technology

5.

December

,2012

Ms.S. Vijayalakshmi

Ms. G.Radhika

Exact Top K Query Using

Wireless Sensor Networks

National conference on computing

and Intelligence systems organized by

Dwaraka Doss and Govardhan Doss.

Place: MOP Vaishnav College,

Chennai

Please refer Annexure-1 for a complete list of publications

Monographs - Nil

Chapters in Books - 02

Edited Books - Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers – Nil


International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host,

etc.) : 8


SNIP

SJR

Impact Factor – range / average -2.5

h-index

22. Details of patents and income generated

101

Sl.

No.

Year /

Month

Name of the

Faculty

Title Application No.

& Date

Status

1 November

2014

Dr. Anitha.S.Pillai Adaptive Utility-

based

Anonymization: An

Intelligent

Approach for

Privacy Preserving

Data Mining

5741/CHE/2014

November 2014

Patent filed


Area of consultancy Name of the Company Duration Revenue Generated

(Rs.)

Tool for Craniofacial

Measurement

Chettinad University,

Chennai

2013-2014 15,000


and abroad

S. No. Date Company Visited Name of Faculty No. of students /

Purpose

1.

28.02.2015

ITMR, Manapakkam,

Chennai

Mrs. Prabha Susy Mathew

Seminar

2.

29.01.2015


Ms.D. Chitradevi

Ms. S. Lakshmi Sridevi

FDP

3.

20.08.2014

AUKBC Research

Centre,Anna

University,Chennai


Research discussion.

No of Students:3

4.

27.03.2014

Vellore Institute of

Technology ,Chennai

Mr. N. Sivakumar

International

Workshop

5. 13.03.2014 CVRDE, DRDO, Chennai Dr. M. M. Ramya Data Collection

102

6.

23.02.2014 to

24.02.2014

People’s watch, Madurai

Dr. M. M. Ramya

Millennium Alliance

Project discussion

7.

12.02.2014

AUKBC Research Centre,

Anna University,Chennai


Research discussion

No of Students:3

8.

16.12.2013

AUKBC Research Centre,



Ms.S. Lakshmi Sridevi


No of Students:3

9.

3.12.2013

Transport Commissioner's

Office, National Informatics

Centre, Beasant nagar,

Chennai

Dr.Anitha.S.Pillai

Ms. S.Vijayalakshmi

Ms. S.Lakshmisridevi

Research Project

Discussion.

No of Students:2

10.

19.09.2013

Madras Atomic Power

Station, Kalpakkam.

Mr. N. Sivakumar

Ms. S. Vijayalakshmi

Industrial Visit.

No of Students:60

11.

3.05.2013 to

31.06.2013

IIRS, ISRO, Dehradun

Mr. Siju Mammen Philip

NNRMS Training

Program

12.

11.03.2013

Chennai Mathematical

Institute, Siruseri, Chennai

Ms. S. Lakshmisridevi

Mr.SijuMammen Philip


13.

25.10.2012

Defense Terrain Research

Laboratory, New Delhi

Dr. M. M. Ramya

Research discussion

14.

04.08.2012

AU-KBC Research Center

Anna University, MIT

Campus, Chennai

Ms. S. Vijayalakshmi


No of Students:2

103

15.

28.04.2012

Data Patterns, Chennai

Dr. M. M. Ramya

Research discussion



Sl. No Name Name of the Committee Organization

1 Dr. Anitha S.Pillai Committee Member(TDIL)

Technology for Development of

Indian Languages, Dept of

Electronics,

Govt. of .India

2 Dr. Anitha S.Pillai Reviewing Committee IEEE Conferences

3 Mr. Siju Mammen Philip

Honorable Fellow Member

SSARSC, Alumni of IIRS, ISRO,

Dehradun


programs and similar programs).

Faculty Development Programmes and Enrichment Programmes are conducted by

Corporates and Academia

International Workshops : 5

National Workshops : 11

International FDP : 3

National FDP : 11

International Conference : 1

National Conferences : 4

International Seminar and : 12

National Seminar : 55

Guest Lectures : 22

S. No. Date Topic Name of Faculty / students

attended Venue / City

1. 05.12.2014

CIO summit - Keeping Pace

with IT security and

Compliance

Mrs.S.Vijayalakshmi

Mr.Sanju Rajan

Hilton, Chennai

104

2. 27.03.2014

International workshop on

Big Data analytics in Social

Media Network

Mr. N. Sivakumar VIT, Chennai.

3

12.12.2013

CSI Workshop on Big Data Mrs. S.Vijayalakshmi CSI Taramani

Campus, Chennai

4 25.03.2013 to

29.03.2013

QIP on Satellite Image

Processing and

Applications

Dr. M. M. Ramya IIT Bombay, Mumbai

Please refer Annexure-2


percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects

60%

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute

40%

28. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty

Awards and recognition received by faculty (Last five years) :

Dr. Anitha S. Pillai is a Committee member in Technology for Development of Indian Languages,

Dept of Electronics, Govt Of India

Mr. Siju Mammen Philip is a honorable fellow member in SSARSC, Alumni of Indian Institute of

Remote Sensing, Indian Space Research Organization, Dehradun, India

*Doctoral / post-doctoral fellows

Nil

Students

Cultural

S. No. Year Month Details of

Competition Organized by Prize won

Name of

Student

1. 2010 22.10.10 Debate

Jeppiar

Engineering

College,Chennai

first prize Shasi shekar

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Sports

S. No. Year Month Details of

Competition Organized by Prize won Name of Student

1. 2014

October

South Zone

University

tournament

South Zone

University, All

Indian in

poorvanchal

Runner

Karthikeyan R

2. 2014

September

International

Trophy

Hindustan

University,

Chennai

Winner

1. Rifaz Mohamed-

Foot ball

2. Manu –Basket

Ball

3. Alex –Basket

Ball

4. Mathan – Volley

ball

3.

2014

September

Chancellor’s

Trophy

Hindustan

University,

Chennai

Winner

1. Rifaz Mohamed -

Foot ball

2. Manu –Basket

Ball

3. Alex –Basket

Ball

4. Mathan – Volley

ball

4. 2013

December

Cricket

Tournament

Hindustan

University,

Chennai

Second price

Rishikeshshukla -

Cricket

5. 2013

February

to

March

Tamil Nadu

sports

university

trophy

Sports

University,

Chennai Third Place

Muthu Selvan -

Volley ball




Conferences Organized - (National)

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S.

No. Date Theme of Conference

Resource Person(s) (Name,

Designation, Organization, City)

No. of

Participants

1.

11.07.2013

to

12.07.2013

National Conference on

Intelligent Systems -

NCIS2K13

In association with CSI

and IEEE

1) Mr. S. Ramasamy,

Regional Vice President,

Computer Society of India(CSI),

Chennai

2) Mr. Madhan Sundarajan

Senior Technical Architect

TCS, Chennai.

3) Dr. C Jayakumar

Professor, Dept of CSE,

RMK Engineering college, Tiruvallur

4)Mr. Ramkumaran Shankaran

Senior Project Manager,

Accenture, Chennai

5)Dr. Krishnamoorthy,

Professor,KCG Tech, Chennai

80

Seminars / Workshops Organized - (International)

S. No. Date Theme Details of the Resource

Person(s) No. of Participants

1.

12.09.2014 Seminar on Financial

Engineering

Prof. Khaldoun Khashana,

Director of the Financial

Engineering Program,

Stevens Institute of

Technology, USA

250

2.

12.09.2014

Seminar on Research

Challenges in Big

Data

Dr. R. Chandramouli,

ThomasHattrick Chair

Professor, Information

System, Institute of

Technology, USA

250

3.

12.09.2014 Seminar on Resilience

Engineering

Prof. Emmanuel Ramirez

Marquez,


Technology, USA

250

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4.

22.05.2014 Seminar on Machine

Intelligence

Dr.Ajith Abraham,

Director, Machine Intelligence

Research Labs, USA

40

5.

18.03.2014

Big Data Problems in

Social Media

Analytics

Dr. Chandramouli,

Professor,


Technology , USA

25

6.

20.05.2013 to

21.05.2013

Workshop On

Machine Intelligence

in association with

IEEE Computer

Society and MIR Lab

Dr. Ajith Abraham,

Director,Machine Intelligence

Research Labs, USA

50

7.

22.11.2012

Workshop on

MATLAB

Dr. Venkat Sastry.

Head of Applied Mathematics

and Scientific Computing at

Cranfield University,UK 30

Seminars / Workshops Organized - (National)


Person(s)

No. of

Participants

1.

13.02.2015

Big Data and Business

Analytics

Mr. Sukumar Palanisamy,

Technical Head(Tamilnadu and

Kerala), Oracle University,

Chennai

70

2. 12.02.2015

Seminar on

Contemporary

Research Challenges

in Big Data(In

association with CSI-

Computer Society of

India)

1. Mr. Rajan T. Joseph,

Director, Education Directorate,

Computer Society of India,

Chennai

2.Mr. Sudharsan Nagendram,

Senior Project manager, HCL

Technologies, Chennai.

70

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3. 21.11.2014

Faculty

Development

Program on Android

Applications

Ms. Sowmya Raghnathan,

Android Technical Lead, TCS,

Chennai 40

4. 20.10.2014

Seminar on Impact

of Big Data on E-

Governance

Mr.M.K.Ganapathy Scientist,

National Informatics Centre,

Chennai

60

5. 18.09.2014

Seminar on

Contemporary -

trends and practices

in Machine Learning

Dr. MadhavanMukund,

Professor and Dean studies,

Chennai Mathematical

Institute,

Chennai

80



Code of Ethics is formulated by the Research Department and the same is followed by the Department of

Computer Applications. (See Appendix A)

31. Student profile programme - wise:



Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

MCA- 2008-2011 65 41 5 75.6 100

MCA – 2009- 2012 50 15 2 73.3 100

MCA -2010-2013 80 48 11 91.67 100

MCA-2011-2014 115 49 13 83.67 100

BCA-2012-2015 34 10 3 Yet to

Complete

BCA – 2013-2016 38 16 02 Yet to

Complete

BCA- 2014-2017 108 44 16 Yet to

Complete

32. Diversity of students:

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Name of the

Programme


4)

% of students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

MCA – 2011 - 60 40 -

M.Phil – 2011 - 100 - -

Ph.D -2011 - 100 - -

MCA – 2012 - 70 30

M.Phil – 2012 - 100 - -

Ph.D -2012 - 98 2 -

BCA-2012 - 95 5 -

MCA – 2013 - 80 20 -

M.Phil – 2013 - 98 2 -

Ph.D -2013 - 95 5 -

BCA-2013 - 95 5 -

MCA – 2014 - 50 50 -

BCA-2014 - 95 5 -

M.Phil – 2014 - 100 - -

Ph.D - 2014 50 50 - -

33. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE


Nil


Student progression Percentage against

enrolled

Employed

Campus selection


Refer the below table

Entrepreneurs

10

Campus Placement

Year 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-

2014

Campus Placement % 15% 50%

50%

68%

Other than campus

recruitment 60% 30%

30% 30%


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of the same university 2

from other universities within the State 6

from universities from other States 2

from universities outside the country Nil


NIL


a) Library

CENTRAL LIBRARY

Years

Books Journals CD & DVD

Title Volume International National

2011 2020 9023 1 5 189

2012 2051 9092 3 6 453

2013 2253 9468 4 6 489

2014 2263 9537 4 6 516

DEPARTMENT LIBRARY

Books-

(Titles &

Volume)

Journals Conference

Proceedings/

Project Reports

CDs, DVDs, Multimedia

(Titles) National

International

Print Online

450 21 1 100 800 408


- Available for both staff and students.

1. Wi fi connection

2. Broad band connection

c) Total number of class rooms

Five Classrooms


Three classrooms


One Computer laboratory with 80 systems


One research laboratory is available

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a) From the host institution/university

b) From other institutions/universities

S.No Name of the Scholar Name of the Supervisor

1 Mrs. S.Lakshmisridevi Dr. R. Devanathan

2 Mrs. D. Chitradevi Dr. M. Krishnamurthy

3 Mr. Siju Mammen Philip Dr. Ajith Abraham

4 Mr. N. Sivakumar Dr.M. Krishnamurthy

5 Mr. M. Rajasekar Dr. Rajashekaran Nair

Dr. A. Udhaya Kumar

S.No. Name of the Scholar

Institution/Organization are

working Name of the Supervisor

1 V.Chandramouli

Senior Project Manager, HCL

Technologies, Chennai Dr. A. George

2 K.Balasubramanian

Software Engineer, HCL

Technologies, Chennai Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

3 J.Karthikeyan

Software Engineer, HCL

Technologies, Chennai Dr. A. Udayakumar

4 G. Mohandas Gandhi

Sr.Test Lead, Microsoft Research,

Microsoft India, Hyderabad. Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

5 N. Duraimutharasan

Associate Professor, Periyar

Maniammai University, Tanjavur Dr. K. Sarukasi

6 J. Chandra

Associate Professor, Christ University,

Bangalore Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

7 K.P.Pallavi Full Time Scholar Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

8 N.Sandhya Assistant Professor, Ramaya Institute Dr. S. Nagarajan

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of Engineering and Technology,

Tumkur

9 G.S.Bharath

Assistant Professor, Tumkur

University, Tumkur Dr. R. Ramesh

10 G.N.Janarthanan


University, Tumkur Dr. S. Nagarajan

11 S.Haridas


University, Tumkur Dr. S.Nagarajan

12 B. Pradeep Kumar

Assistant Professor, Aditya College of

Engineering, Madarapalli. Dr. A. Pradeep Kumar

13 Ms. Neetu Kumari

Senior Project Manager, Accenture,

Chennai Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

14 K.M.Succendaran Senior Manager HR, TCS, Chennai Dr. K. Sarukasi

15 M. Mohandass

Technical Head, Infinite Computer

Solutions, Chennai Dr.M. Krishnamurthy

16 Jisha Jose Panakal

Associate Professor, Vidya Academy

of Science and Technology, Thrissur Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

17

H.R.Latha

Assistant Professor, Jindal Degree

College for Women, Tumkur Road,

Bangalore.

Dr. M.M. Ramya

18

V.Mahalakshmi

Assistant Professor, Jindal Degree

College for Women, Tumkur Road,

Bangalore.

Dr. M.M. Ramya

19 A.Alli

Assistant Professor, Bangalore

University Dr. M.M. Ramya

20 C.M. Karthikeyani P.G. Assistant, PSB School, Chennai Dr. M.M. Ramya

21 Y.S. Kalaivani Assistant Professor Dr.M. Krishnamurthy

22 V. R. Revathy

Senior Faculty Member, LCC Marine

Drive, Cochin Dr.M. Krishnamurthy

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Full Time Scholar


Roll No. Reg No. Name

Type of Financial Assistance Academic Year

P.G

1043017 1000309060 Vidya k 2010-2013 Sports

1043018 1000309019 Kiruthika p 2010-2013 Sports

1043019 1000309051 Selva sundari b 2010-2013 Sports

1143019 1100309067 Vivek m 2011-2014 Padur

1143061 1100309035 Muthu selvan c 2011-2014 Sports

1143062 1100309030 Mohamedabuthaheer a 2011-2014 Sports

1143070 1100309033 Muhammed irshad p 2011-2014 Sports

1343006 1343006 Devarajan a 2013-2016 Sports

1343008 1343008 Divya r 2013-2016 Sports

1343012 1343012 Nithyanandan k 2013-2016 Padur

1343011 1343011 Revathy k 2013-2016 Padur

40. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme (s)? If so,


Yes, The requirements of the new courses /subjects was collected from industry experts .

1. Detail Proposal of the new Program is made

2. All the faculty are called for the discussion to give their views for the new program and valuable and

feasible suggestions are implemented


g. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Faculty are involved in both curriculum design and as well as in Teaching Learning Evaluation.

Board of studies Meeting is conducted in the department where the curriculum and syllabus

designed is discussed with the faculty members of the department and the external expert, and the

suggestions made in the meeting are considered and the revision in the syllabus is made accordingly after

S.No Name of the Scholar Name of the Supervisor

1 A.Rama Prasath Dr. M.M. Ramya

2 K. Srividya Dr. M.M. Ramya

3 J. RexlineRagini Dr. Anitha S. Pillai

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passing it in the Academic Council.

h. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


Yes, Staff evaluation by students is conducted every semester , and every month class committee

meeting is being conducted to get the feedback from the students regarding the Academic matters and the

feedback is taken in to consideration.

i. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

ALUMNI FEEDBACK

1. Alumni meeting is arranged every year and the feedback is obtained for improving the teaching

learning process, latest trends and technologies of the Industry is known and students are trained to cope

up with current trends and technologies.

EMPLOYERS FEEDBACK

Employers of our students are contacted by the faculty members and feedback of them are utilized in

training the students to meet the industry standards


Name of the Alumni Designation Name of the company Year of Passing

Mr. Zeus Avari Director Claims Technology,

Florida

1997

Mr. Willson Thomas

Pnjikaran

Associate Consultant

SAP SD

ATOS, Bangalore 2002

Ms. T. Anitha Rose

mary

Software Engineer Polaris, Chennai 2011

Mr. M. Ratheesh kumar Software Programmer TCS, Bangalore 2011

Ms. A.Cine Shajila Software Programmer NewGen Technologies,

Chennai

2011

Ms. Nithi Priya Software Programmer Teminios, Pune 2012

Ms. Selva Sundari B Software Engineer Accenture, Chennai 2013

Ms. T.E. Poornima Software Developer NewGen

Technologies,Chennai

2013

Ms. K. S. Sivranjani Software Programmer Accenture, Chennai 2013

Mr. M. Katherasan Software Programmer Accenture, Chennai 2013

Mr. Anand kumar

Tiwari

Software Programmer Accenture, Bangalore 2013

Ms. Saimon Challam Software Engineer HCL, Chennai 2014

Ms. Richa Ankit Software Programmer TCS, Chennai 2014

Ms. Purbali Choudary Programmer Capgemini, Chennai 2014

Mr. K. Mohan Prabhu Technical support Sutherland Global

Services Ltd, Chennai

2014

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external experts.

S.

No. Date Company Visited

Faculty

In-charge

No. of students

1.

21.03.2014

HTC,

Chennai

Dr. M.M.Ramya

Mr. Sanju Rajan

Students: 45

2.

16.12.2013

Dr. L.Sobha

AU-KBC Research center

MIT campus

Anna University Chennai

Dr.Anitha.S.Pillai

Mrs. S.Lakshmisridevi

Research

Scholars:2

3.

8.11.2013

Life Cell ,

Chennai


Mr. Siju Mammen

Philip

Students:60

4.

19.09.2013

Madras Atomic Power Station, Kalpakkam. Mr.N.Sivakumar

Ms.S.Vijayalakshmi

Students:60

5.

25.07.2013

Devi Polymers Ltd & IPL products Limited,

T.V.K Industrial Estate, Guindy

Ms. S.Vijayalakshmi

Students:30

6.

15.03.2012 Infosys, Chennai

Ms. Minu Thomas

Students:60

Please refer Annexure 2, 3 & 6


1. Black board teaching

2. Teaching using Presentations

3. Practical oriented teaching

4. NPTEL video lectures

5. MOOC


are monitored?

1. Detailed planning of course delivery at the beginning of the semester.

2. Academic progress monitoring at department level and college level during the semester.

3. Student’s learning monitoring is done by assignments, test and also linking these components with internal

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assessment of students which becomes the part of grade at the end of semester.

4. Review of course completion report at the end of semester

5. Compilation and Analysis of student’s Feedback.

6. Ensuring course coverage in Question Papers


Students under the guidance of the staff are involved in Software development for both In-house and other

organizations

S. No. Nature of work Organization

1 Library Management software Institution of Engineers

2 Software for Faculty Appraisal Hindustan University

3 Software for Stores Management Hindustan University

4 Exam Monitoring System Hindustan University

5 Attendance Alert System Hindustan University


1. Value added programs are conducted for the students.

S. No.

Nature of work

1 Training-Oracle Certification Course

2. Placement Training- Short term Course on C Programming

3. Python Programming

4. Web Designing

5. Big Data – R Tool

6 Training on Mobile Application Development

48. State whether the programme department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

Yes, Hindustan University is Accredited by NAAC


1. Developed Library Management Software

2. Published many papers : 62

3. One Patent filed

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Strength

1. Effective Administration

2. Dedicated Faculty Members

3. Excellent Infrastructure

4. Team Work

Weakness

1. Lack of Industry / Institute funded project

2. Lack of Patents

3. Consultancy projects

Opportunities

1. Good infrastructure to develop new projects

2. Smart Class rooms

3. Management support for conducting / Participating in various Scholarly activities

4. Supportive Faculty members

5. Sophisticated Library – Scopus Indexed Journals Database

6. Student project internship at foreign university

7. R & D and Industrial visit

8. Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities

Challenges

1. To make the weaker students to perform well

2. To involve Students in Research Activities


1. Introduction of new courses in Data Sciences .

2. To get national /International funded projects.

3. To start specialized programs under the Machine Intelligence Research Center to meet the demand of

Industry.

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Computer Science and Engineering

1. Name of the Department :

Computer Science and Engineering

2. Year of Establishment :

1993

3. Is the department part of a School/Faculty of the university?


4. Name of programmers offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., PhD., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.,

D.Litt., etc)

U.G – B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering

P.G - M.Tech Computer Science & Engineering

P.G – M.Tech Software Engineering

P.G- M.Tech Computers & Communications

M.S. by Research

PhD.

Professional Diploma in Cyber Investigation and Laws


M.Tech Computers & Communications.

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.


1. Professional Diploma in Cyber Investigation and Laws with HTC Global Services.

2. Other value added Courses:

CCNA

Oracle

D-Link

IEEE SWEBOK


NIL


Semester


S.No Department Name of the Course

1. Electronics and Communication Engineering

Data Structures

2. Electrical and Electronics Engineering Data Structures

3. Aeronautical Engineering Programming with Ada

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4. Automobile Engineering,

Electronics and Communication Engineering,

Aeronautical Engineering

Computer Programming – I

5. Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering

Data Structures

6.

Master of Computer Applications

Mobile Application Development

7. Multimedia Systems

8. Multimedia Systems Lab

9. Visual Programming

10. Visual Programming Lab

11. Master of Business Administration Management Information Systems


Professors/others)

Cadre Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS

& MPS)

Professor 3 3 3



Others (TRP) 2 2 2


under guidance

Name

Qualific

ation

Designation Specialization No. of

Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.st

udents guided

for the last 4

years Teachi

ng

Indus

try

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

PhD Professor and

HOD

Network Security 20 2 Ph.D :09

Dr. E. R. Naganathan

PhD Professor Information Security & Data

Mining

28 - Ph.D :10

Mrs. Sathyalakshmi S M.E Professor Grid Computing 25 3 -

Mrs. Krishnaveni R M.E Associate

Professor

Web Security 23 - -

Mrs. P. Ms.P.Ranjana M.E Associate

Professor

Mobile Computing and Graph

Theory

17 - -

Mr. John Aravindhar D M.E Associate

Professor

Data Mining 16 2.5 -

Cadre Male Female

Professor 1 2

Associate Professors 3 2

Asst. Professors 5 9

Others 1 1

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Name

Qualific

ation

Designation Specialization No. of

Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.st

udents guided

for the last 4

years Teachi

ng

Indus

try

Mr. D.S. John Deva

Prasanna

M.E Associate

Professor

Computer Networks, Mobile

Computing

11 - -

Mr. Sambath M M.E Associate

Professor

Network Security Algorithm 13 - -

Mr. Ravi S M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Data Mining 12 - -

Mr. Thangakumar J M.Tech Assistant

Professor (SG)

Mobile Adhoc Network 11 1.1 -

Mrs. Gino Sophia.S .G M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Digital Image Processing 12 1 -

Mrs. Padmaveni K M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Cloud Computing 9 - -

Mrs. Sushmitha M N M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Computer Network 9.5 - -

Mrs.Kavitha P M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Mobile Adhoc Network, 10.6 - -

Mrs. Deepa V M.E Assistant

Professor (SG)

Data Mining 8.5 - -

Mr. Mohandas R M.E Assistant

Professor (SS)

Computer Networks 8 - -

Mrs. Linda Joseph M.E Assistant

Professor (SS)

Network Security 9 - -

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T M.E Assistant

Professor (SS)

Cloud Security 5 - -

Mrs. Bala Sujitha T V M.Tech Assistant

Professor (SS)

Adhoc Network, Network

Security, Mobile Computing

5.5 - -

Mr. Praveen Kumar D M.E Assistant

Professor

Cloud Computing 6.5 1 -

Ms.A.Thamarai Selvi M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Image Processing 0.8 - -

Ms.Divya Thomas M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Data Mining 2 -

Ms.Manju Patel M.E Teaching

Research

Assistant

Softcomputing 1.8 - -

Mr.Parthasarathy.P M.Tech Teaching

Research

Assistant

Network Security 1.3 - -

12. List of Senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

NIL

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

NIL

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Total Number of Faculty for UG = 19

Total Number of Faculty for PG = 03

Student-Teacher Ratio

B.Tech (CSE) - 14:1

M.Tech - 10:1



& MPS)

Academic Support Staff(Technical) 7 7 7

Administrative Staff + Secretary 3+1 3+1 3+1


1. Network Security

2. High Performance computing

3. Big Data Analytics



Nil


g) National collaboration b) International collaboration

a) National Collaboration

S.No Title of the

Project

Name of the Project

Coordinator

Name of the

Agency

Date Amount

1. Development of

a defect tracking

system

Ms.Gino Sophia Tamil Nadu

State Council

for Science

and

Technology

2013-14 Rs.7,500

2. Haptic G-G

Audio

Navigation

Device for the

visually

challenged

Mr.Thangakumar IEEE(CS) 2014-15 Rs.15,000

3 A Green

Energy Solar

Powered Auto

(GESPA)

Mr.Thangakumar Texas

Instruments

2014-15 Texas

Instruments

worth

Rs. 50,000

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b. International Collaboration

Nil


grants received.

Nil


State recognition - Nil

National recognition -Nil

International recognition - Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by/ created by industry or corporate bodies

Nil

22. Publications:


No of International Journals : 82

No of National Journals : 03

Annexure I

Monographs - Nil

Chapters in Books – 1

Computer Programming Practicals (Lab Manual)

Author: Prof S.Sathyalakshmi & S.Dinakar

Publication: Dhanam Publications

Edition: First Edition 2013

Edited Books - Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers - Nil


Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) - 20

Citation Index – range / average - No of paper :03 0 to 1

SNIP - Nil

SJR- Nil

Impact Factor – range / average - 0.8

h-index – Nil

SI.No Date Faculty Journal Title

123

(D/M/Y)

1. Jan-15 Thangakumar Jeyaprakash,

Rajeswari Mukesh

International Journal of Soft

Computing, Jan 2015 (IJSC Vol

2,No:2, June 2015 PP 73-78

An Enhanced Routing Protocol

of VANET using Trust

Computing Algorithms”

2. Jan-15 Thangakumar Jeyaprakash,

Rajeswari Mukesh

International Journal of Electronics

and Information Engineering (IJNS

Special issue) December 2014.

A Survey of Mobility Models of

Vehicular Adhoc Networks and

Network Simulators

3. Jan-15 S. Anantha Sivaprakasam

E.R. Naganathan

International Journal of Soft

Computing Vol. 10 (2), pp.163-168,

Jan 2015. (ISSN: 1816-9503).

Combined Approach on Cervical

Cytology Image Segmentation,

4. Jan-15 Deivendran, P.

E.R. Naganathan

Journal of Computer Science, Vol.11

(1), pp. 254.261, Jan 2015. (ISSN:

1549-3636).

Scalability Services in Cloud

Computing Using EyeOS

5. Jan-15 K.Padmaveni, and

E.R.Naganathan

International Journal of Advanced

Technology in Engineering and

Science Vol.03,Special issue No.02,

ISSN(online): 2348-7550 Feb 2015

A Survey on cloud resource

allocation strategies

6. Jan-15 Mr.Sambath and Mr.S.Ravi 2nd International Conference on

Research Vogues In Information and

Communication

Technologies” (ICRVICT-2015).

A New Partition based

Association rule Mining

Algorithm for BigData

7. Jan-15 S.Anantha Sivaprakasam Dr.

E.R.Naganathan

Australian Journal of Basic & Applied

Sciences Vol.8(18), pp.283-287, Dec

2014. (ISSN: 1991-8178).

Automatic Cervical Image

Segmentation using Arithmetic

and Threshold Concept.

8. Dec-14 Manju Patel

Rajeswari Mukesh


Engineering Research, ISSN 0973-

4562 Volume 9, Number 21 (2014) pp.

11341- 11351

Multilingual Native Speaker

Recognition Techniques in

Multichannel: A Review

9. Oct-14 Dr. E.R. Naganathan Global journal of Engineering, Design

and Technology Vol 3(4). PP 6-10 ,

ISSN 2319-7293

A Cognitive Approach In Pattern

Analysis Tools And Techniques

Using Web Usage Mining

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S.No Title Of The

Project/Product

Name Of The Staff

Member(S)

Received Patent(Y/N) Remarks

1 Driver Assistance

Device(DAD) for Zero

Accident Safety

Roadways.

Mr.Thangakumar.J

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

Applied on 30 June 2014

Application Number:

3174/CHE/2014

Shortlisted in

top 25 in CII

Project Design

Contest

2 Intelligent Refueling

System

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T,

Dr. E.R. Naganathan


Application Number:

3181/CHE/2014

-

3 Solar Power Automatic

Tapioca Harvester

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T Applied on 30 June 2014

Application Number:

3179/CHE/2014

-

4 The Intelligent Cradle

(IC)

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T Applied on 30 June 2014

Application Number:

3175/CHE/2014

-

5 Haptic G-G Audio

Navigation Device for the

visually challenged

Mr.ThangaKumar.J

Mr.Sudalaimuthu .T

Mr.Sambath.M


Application Number:

3180/CHE/2014

-

6 Intelligent Circuit for

Automatic cut-off

Portable Immersion

Heater

Mr.Sambath.M

Mr.Sudalaimuthu .T

Mr.ThangaKumar.J


Application Number:

3173/CHE/2014

-

7 Tsunami Coastal

Communication &

Warning System

(TuCoWaS)

Mr.Sudalai Muthu T, Dr.

Roberts Masillamani

Applied on 07 Dec 2011.

Application Number:

4247/CHE/2011

Finalist in the

Intel Embedded

Challenge 2011

8 PC ERGO Mr.D.John Aravindhar Applied on 9th

May 2012 -

9 A Novel Counting Device

For Domestic Pressure

Cookers, Suitable For

Hearing Impaired

(Codepec)

Mr.Sudalai Muthu T, Mr.

Muthu Kumaran

Applied on 1 June 2012.

Application Number:

2047/CHE/2012

-

10 Solar Powered Automatic

Tapioca Harvester

(SoPoTaHa)


Muthu Kumaran, Dr.

Roberts Masillamani

Applied on 17 Aug

2012. Application

Number:

3014/CHE/2012

Finalist in the

Intel Embedded

Challenge 2012

11 Bumper to Bumper

Vehicle Monitoring

System(B2BVeMOS)

Mrs.S.Sathyalakshmi,

Mr.M.Sambath

Applied on 14th

Sep

2012

Short listed for

2nd

Round in the

Intel Embedded

Challenge 2011

S.No Title Of The Project Name Of The Staff

Member(S)

Name of the

Company

Amount

(Rs)

1 Construction Site Material

Management System

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh Target Homes Pvt.

Ltd

1,00,000

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and abroad

S.

No.

Date Company Visited Name of Faculty

1. 5/01/2015 to

9/01/2015

Infosys, Chennai Mr.D.Praveen Kumar

2. 24/11/2014 IIT Madras Prof.S.Sathyalakahmi

Prof. R.Krishnaveni

3. 30/10/2014 TCS Research Centre at IIT-

M

Mr.Mohandas R

4. 29/09/2014 Fortran circuit electronics Pvt.

Ltd.

Ms. P. Ranjana

Ms. K. Padmaveni

5. 24/09/2014 SSN, Chennai Mr.Thangakumar.J

Mr.John Dev Prasanna

6. 17/09/2014 BSNL, Chennai Mr.Thangakumar.J

Mr.Sampath.M

Ms.BalaSujitha

Ms.Divya Thomas

7. 20/08/2014 IPO, Chennai Mr. Sudalai Muthu T

8. 09/08/2014 HTC-ITMR Chennai Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

9. 26/07/ 2014 HTC, Chennai Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

10. 14/07/2014 IET, Chennai Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

Mr.Jhon Deva Prasanna

11. 06/06/2014 Infosys Mahindra City Thangakumar.J

Sudalaimuthu T

Sampath M

12. 22/04/2014

Officers Training Academy,

Guindy

Mr T.Sudalaimuthu

13. 13/03/2014 CVRDE,Avadi Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh,

Mr.T.Sudalaimuthu

14. 01/02/2014 Wabco India Pvt Ltd, Chennai Thangakumar

J,SudalaiMuthu T,

15. 18/07/2013

CVRDE,Avadi Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh,

Mr.J.Thangakumar

16. 14/06/2013 The Intel Innovation Lab of

College of Engineering, Anna

University, Chennai

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

17. 11/04/2013 CTS,Chennai

Mr.J.Thangakumar

Mr.T.Sudalaimuthu

18. 20/04/2013 &

27/04/ 2013

HTC, Chennai Dr.E.R.Naganathan

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

19. 07/03/2013 Hyundai Motor India Limited,

Chennai

Mr.J.Thangakumar

Mr.T.Sudalaimuthu

20. 16/03/2013 Ganymede Solutions

Mr.T.Sudalaimuthu

21. 31/10/2012 Society for Electronic

Transactions and Security

(SETS), Chennai

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

Prof.Sathyalakshmi

Ms.P.Ranjana

22. 07/12/2012 IIT Madras and had a

discussion with

Dr Rajeswari Mukesh, Prof.

Sathyalakshmi and Mr.

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Dr.Krishnamoorthy Sivalingam

on “How to prepare a Research

Project Proposal?”

Thanga Kumar

23. 09/10/2012 Centre for Development of

Advanced Computing (CDAC),

Chennai

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

Prof.S.Sathyalakshmi

24. 07/08/2012 IIT Madras Research Park Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh

25. 15/08/2012 to

20/08/2012

Center for internet society –

Bangalore

Honeywell Technologies –

Bangalore

V-guard – Bangalore

Li2 technologies – Bangalore

Ms.Bala Sujitha

26. 28/04/2012 Data Pattern ,Chennai T.Sudalai Muthu

27. 11/4/2011 to

12/4/2011

Society for Electronic

Transactions and Security

(SETS), Chennai

R. Krishnaveni


a) National committees

S.No Name of the Board Name Of The Staff

Member(S)

Responsibilities

1 Sona College of Technology, Salem

PSR Engineering College, Sivakasi

Dr.E.R. Naganathan Board of Studies

Member

2. IET-CLN Professional Body Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh Executive Committee

Member

3. IET-CLN Professional Body Mr.John Deva Prasanna Young Professionals

Chairman

b) International committees – Nil

c) Editorial Boards



The staff members are encouraged to attend various programmes conducted by other agencies to

update their knowledge.

The HITS is also organizing programmes to enhance the skills of faculty members.

(Refer the details on Annexure II)

S.No Name of the Journal Name Of The Staff

Member(S)

Responsibilities Remark

1. ICTACT Journal on

Communication Technology,

Technical journal.

Government of Tamil Nadu

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh Reviewer ICT Academy

of Tamil Nadu,

Government of

India.

2. International Journal of

Modern Computer Science

Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh Editor Recognised by

CSIR

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U.G and P.G :

S.No Year In-house Projects (%) Industry Projects

(%)

1. 2010-2014 90% 10%

2. 2009-2013 85% 15%

3. 2008-2012 100% Nil

Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects.

85%

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute.

15%


Staff

a. Project Awards

S.No Name of the Project Name Of The Staff

Member(S)

Name of the Event Name of the

award/Prize

1. 1

1

A GG Enabled Haptic

Technology Device for

Visually Impaired(G-

GET),

Mr.Thangakumar Received a fund of

Rs.15,000 IEEE(CS)

2. 1

0

Solar Powered Auto

TIIC, IDC 2015

Mr.Thangakumar

Qualified for the round Texas Instruments

3. 9 An Intelligent Warning

Device for Road Users

Safety

Mr. Thanga Kumar J,

Dr. Rajeswari Mukesh

CII Got Shortlisted for

presentation in

Think Make

Change contest

4. 8 A Night Safety Alert

Messaging System for

Vehicles Using Vehicular

Adhoc Networks

(NSAMSV)

Mr. Thanga Kumar NASA Tech Briefs-

Create the Future Design

Contest 2013

Won the top ten

most popular

Award out of 1,354

5. 7 A Novel Counting

Device For Domestic

Pressure Cookers,

Suitable For Hearing

Impaired (CoDePec)

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T, Mr.

Muthu Kumaran G, AP/EIE

Exhibition on Ideas,

Invention and

Innovations organised by

PSG tech, Coimbatore

One of the best 15

projects in the i3

Expo Exhibition,

sponsored by PSG

technology, DST

6. 6 A G-G enabled Audio

Navigation device for

visually Challenged

people using Haptic

Technology ( G-GAN

Mr. J. Thanga Kumar Exhibition on Ideas,

Invention and

Innovations organised by

PSG tech, Coimbatore

Qualified for

NASA Tech Brief

Create the Future

Contest 2014

7. 5 Solar Powered Automatic

Tapioca Harvester

(SoPoTaHa)


Muthu Kumaran, Dr.

Roberts Masillamani

Intel Embedded

Challenge

Finalist in the Intel

Embedded

Challenge 2012

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b. Awards

S.No. Name of the Faculty Detail of the Award

1. Mr.John Deva Prasana Dr.Rajan Promotional award

2. Dr.Rajeswari Mukesh Awarded The faculty of the Month 2013 as an

inspiring teacher by Teachers Academy, Hyderabad.

3. Woman Engineer Award, IET-CLN, 2014-15

4. Mr.J.Thangakumar Received Distinguished Facilitator award from

Infosys 2013-14

5. Mr.T.Sudalai Muthu Received Best Teacher Award –PG Category from

Pearson 2013-14

6. Received Distinguished Facilitator award from Infosys

2013-14

7. Mr.T.Sambath Inspire - Faculty Excellence Award from Infosys 2012

& 2013

Excellent Programmer grade in “Collectiva” Online

Programming contest

8. Mr.T.Sudalai Muthu Gold Medal for the project “ Tsunami Coastal

Communication &Warning Systems(TuCoWaS) in

Intel Embedded Challenge 2011

Doctoral / post-doctoral fellows

Students

Annexure - III



Conferences:

S.

No. Date Theme Details of the Resource Person(s)

No. of

Participants

1. 27-02-2014 to

28-02-2014

National Conference

on Big Data

Analytics and Cyber

Security (NCBAS

2014)

Dr.Mike Just, Associate Director, Glasgow

Galedonian University

Dr.S.V.Nagaraj, Adjunct Scientist, SETS, Chennai

Dr.B.Muthukumaran, DGM, HTC-ITMR

Dr.K.Sivakumar, Head, Digital Security Practice,

CTS.

500

2 21-

24.10.2013

International

Conference on

a) Prof. H. P. Khincha, Chairman of Karnataka

Innovation Council and former Vice-Chancellor of

Vishweshwaraya Technological University,

500

8. 4 Hindustan University

Green Yuvatharang

Dr. Roberts Masillamani

Higher Education

category in e-World

2011

Best Green

Campus

9. 3 Bridging the Industrial

and Academia Divide at

Hindustan

Dr. Roberts Masillamani

Mr.Sudalai Muthu T,

Higher Education

category in e-World

2011

Best Interface

between Academia

and Industry in

Higher Education

10. 2 Tsunami Coastal

Communication &

Warning System

(TuCoWaS)

Mr.Sudalai Muthu T, Dr.

Roberts Masillamani

Intel Embedded

Challenge 2011

Finalist

11. 1 Digital Class Room

Windows

Dr. Roberts Masillamani e-INDIA 2010 3rd

Position

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Advanced

Computing and

Communications

(ADCOM 2013)

Belgaum.

b) Prof. Raj Jain, Washington University in St.

Louis, USA,

c) Prof. H.S. Jamadagni, Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore,

d) Prof. SrinivasanParthasarathy, Ohio State

University,

e) Dr. EberhardHechler, Executive Architect at

IBM Boeblingen R&D Lab in Germany,

f) Prof. V Kamakoti, IIT Madras, Prof.

RavindranBalaraman IIT Madras

g) Prof. Saragur M. Srinidhi, President of

ACCS.Co-ordinators:

Workshops Organized - (National)


Person(s) Sources of Funding

1. 9/01/2015 Seminar on “Big Data

Analytics” funded by

IET

Dr.Vijaya Rangan, Senior

Scientist, TCS

IET- Rs 15000

2. 17/10/14

to

18/10/14

National level Workshop

cum championship on

QUADCOPTER

Robofeast in association with IIT

Roorkee

-

3. 6/11/2014 to

7/07/2014 Professional

Development

Programme on “Cyber

Forensics” funded by

IET

Dr.Padmanabhan Ramasamy,

Director, NextG Labs, Chennai

Mr. Senthil Kumar CIO Rane

Madras

-

4. 6/12/2013 Workshop on Data

Mining Tools

Dr.A.Saravanan, Senior

Researcher Ericson Labs,

Chennai

-

5. 30/11/2012 Workshop on Cyber

Security

Mr.Sivakumar Kathiresan, CTS -

6. 08/11/2012 Computer Networks and

Management

Sansbound Networking School,

Chennai

-

7. 03/08/2012 Android Application

Development

Mr. Sakthivel Manickavasagam,

NIIT, Adayar, Chennai

-

8. 28/03/2012&

29/03/2012

Relational Database

Design and its

Implementation

R.Nagarajan, Professional

System

-

9. 20/09/2011 Workshop on Gaming

PC Assembly

Bandicoots -

10. 27/08/2011 One day workshop on

Android Application

development

Ms.Malathy and

Mr.Parthasarathy, Telelife

Services, Chennai

-

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11. 07/07/2011 SAP

Mr.Gopinath, Numeric Solutions,

Chennai

-


Code of ethics is prescribed by the Centre for Research and Consultancy, Hindustan University and the same is

followed by the Department. (See Appendix A)




Applications

received

Selected

Male Female Pass percentage

Male Female

B.E. Computer Science and

Engineering(2008-12)

200 77 23 41 85

B.E Computer Science and

Engineering (2009-13)

110 55 10 60 80

B.E Computer

Science and Engineering (2010-

14)

250 90 23 74 82

M.E. Computer Science and


50 17 3 80 100



85 43 14 95 100



96 41 22 100 100

M.Tech Computer Science and


80 31 14 96 100

M.Tech Computer Science and


45 15 13 100 100

M.E. Software


20 11 5 100 100

M.E. Software


15 5 3 100 100

M.Tech. Software


13 4 3 100 100

M.E. Computers and

Communication


25 11 8 81 100

M.E. Computers and

Communication


15 03 02 100 100




% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of students

from other

countries

M.Tech. (CSE)-(2011-13) 0 69 31 0

M.Tech. (CSE) (2012-14) 0.03 65 34.6 0

M.Tech. (CSE) (2013-15) 0 71 29 0

M.Tech. (CSE) (2014-16) 0 83 31 0

M.Tech. Software Engineering -

(2011-13)

0 75 25 0

M.Tech. Computers and

Communication Engineering -

20 80 0 0

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% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of students

from other

countries

(2012-14)



Year TOEFL GATE GRE CAT/AMIA/XAT

Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified

2013-2014 18 15 04 02 05 02 02 01

2012-2013 08 05 02 02 05 03 02 02

2011-2012 05 03 03 02 05 03 02 02

2010-2011 03 02 02 02 03 02 02 01

2009-2010 02 02 01 01 02 02 02 02

2008-2009 03 03 03 01 03 03 02 01


Higher Studies Annexure - IV


enrolled

UG to PG 0.05

Employed

Campus selection


*

Entrepreneurs 06

*Campus selection:

2011-

15

2010-

2014

2009-

2013

2008-

2012

Number of Admitted students corresponding to

LYG including lateral entry

87 105 93 101

Number of students who obtained jobs as per

the record of placement office

22 34 25 52

Number of students who found employment

otherwise at the end of the final year

- 08 03 07




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from universities outside the country 0


Nil


a) Library

Books Journals

CDs,VCDs &

Multimedia

Total no

of Books

Total no of

Journals Title Volumes National International

Printed Online

2140

7128

21 11 10 145 9268 42


University has a dedicated 100 Mbps internet connectivity

Internet Facilities provided to staff in individual cabin as well as Wi-Fi facility to all faculty

members. They can use Wi-Fi facility in their Laptop.

For students provided internet facilities during the College Hours

c) Total number of class rooms

Eight


All Class rooms are provided with ICT facilities


Number of Laboratories: 07

Annexure V


Nil

List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) From the host institution/university -29

S.N

o

Reg

.No

Yea

r o

f A

dm

issi

on

/Reg

istr

ati

on

Da

te

Name Dept Supervisor Topic

2008-2009

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1 CS/I/08/03 20.08.09 Mr. D. John Arvindhar CSE Dr. Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Database

Management

System - Efficient

Computation

method for

schema Matching

2009-2010

2 CS/E/09/02 29.09.09 Mr. S. Madhan Kumar CSE Dr.K.Sarukesi

Vice-Chancellor - HITS

Identity

Management:

How humans are

identified and

authorized across

computer

networks.

3 CSE/E/Jan.10/04 05.04.10 Mr. A.Prakash CSE Dr. Roberts Masillamani,

Dean ( CS ) - HITS

Design Universal

Security Scheme

for Broadband

routes

4 CSE/I/ Jan.10/05 29.04.10 Ms. Ranjana P CSE Dr. A.George, Prof. (IT) -

HITS

On Minimum

metric dimension

of honey comb

network using

optimal routing

algorithms

2010-2011

5 CS/E/09/07 26.08.10 Ms. Josephin Baby

Anusha

CSE Dr. Rajeswari Mukesh

Prof.(CSE), HITS

Software Cost

Estimation

through Neural

Network

Approach

6 CSE/E/July.10/07 06.10.10 Mr.Selvarangam CSE 1. Dr.B. Ramesh

Kumar,Professor ( IT ) -

HITS

A study on Error

Correcting Codes

(ECC)

7 CSE/I/Jan.11/01 01.03.11 Mr.J.Thangakumar CSE Dr. Rajeshwari

MukeshProf.(CSE), HITS

Mobile Adhoc

Networks

8 CSE/I/Jan.11/04 28.03.11 Ms. Kavitha .P CSE Dr. Rajeshwari

MukeshProf.(CSE), HITS

Mobile Adhoc

Networks

9 CSE/E/feb.11/11 04.05.11 Mr. Arul Raj A.M CSE Dr. Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Network Security

in Adhoc

Networks

10 CSE/I/Feb.11/12 11.05.11 Ms. K. Padmaveni CSE Dr. Roberts Masillamani,

Dean ( CS ) - HITS

Clould Computing

with Genetic

Algorithm

2011-2012

11 CSE/E/Apr.11/13 22.07.11 Ms.M.V. Ishwarya CSE Dr. B. Ramesh Kumar

Professor ( IT ) - HITS

Privacy -

Preserving

Updates to

Anonymous &

Confidential

Databases

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12 CSE/E/ July.11/10

5.03.12

Mr. Sathish Kumar .P

CSE Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof. & HOD (CSE),

HITS

Retrieval

Effectiveness of

Information

Systems

13 CSE/E/July.12/01 25.7.12 Mr. Sultanuddin S.J CSE Dr. Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Knowledge base

Test case

Generation from

User Stories.

14 CSE/E/Jan.12/01 27.07.12 MS. V Kalai Selvi CSE Dr. Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Data Mining for

yield optimization

in polymerization

Process.

2012-2013

15 IT/E/July.12/02 12.09.12 Ms. Deeptha .R CSE Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof.(CSE), HITS

A collaborative

approach for the

Analysis and

Testing of Web

services

16 CSE / I / July.12 / 05 04.02.13 Mr.Sudalimuthu.T CSE 1. Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof. & HOD (CSE),

HITS

2.Dr.K.Sarukesi,Dean,

Kamaraj College of Engg.

& Technology,

Virdhunagar-626001

Secure Data

Storage in Data

Grid

17 CSE / E / July.12 / 07 10.04.13 Er. Sachin Subhash

Patil

CSE Dr.E.R.Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Design of

different

techniques for

finding precise

cardinal directions

between complete

spatil objects

18 CSE / FT / July.13 /

01

02.09.13 Mr. Parthasarathy

(FULL TIME)

CSE Dr.E.R.Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Securing Big Data

Security

recommendation

for Hadoop &

NoSQL

environments

19 CSE /FT /Feb.13/07 28.04.13 Ms.Manju Patel CSE Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof. & HOD (CSE),

HITS

Multi Lingual

Native speaker

Recognition

using

Evolutionary

computing

20 CSE/E/Nov.13/01 3.1.14 Mr. Kannasani

Srinivasa Rao

CSE Dr. M.Krishnamurthy

Prof. & HOD ME(CSE),

KCG College

Extracting the

user's interests by

using web log

data based on web

usage mining.

2013-2014

21 CSE/E/Nov.13/02 3.1.14 Mr. Giddaluvi

Nagendra Babbu

CSE Dr. M.Krishnamurthy


KCG College

Efficient

Hierarchical Data

aggregation in

wireless sensor

networks in the

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presence of attack.

22 CSE/E/Nov.13/03 2.1.14 Ms. KaniPriya CSE Dr. M.Krishnamurthy


KCG College

Mining Social

Emotions Using

Adaptive Joint

Topic model for

natural language

text

23 CS1305/I 10.2.14 B.V. Baiju CSE Dr. K. Ramesh Kumar

Professor ( IT ) - HITS

Novel

Classification

method for

Diagnosis of

Cancer

24 CS1304/I 11.2.14 Ms. S. G. Gino Sophia CSE Dr.E.R.Naganathan Prof.

(CSE), HITS

Image Processing

25 CS1306/I 11.2.14 Ms. Linda Joseph CSE Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof. & HOD (CSE),

HITS

Network Security

26 CS108 9.1.14 Ms. Revathy

Padmanaban

CSE Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof. & HOD (CSE),

HITS

Security og Big

data in Cloud

27 CSE/E/Jan.14/12 :10.02.14 Mr. Sujith Kumar P.S CSE Dr. J. Frank Vijay Prof. &

HOD (IT), KCG College

Network Security

in Mobile Adhoc

Networks

28 CSE/E/Jan.14/18 25.02.14 Mr. P Kiran Kumar CSE Dr. J. Frank Vijay Prof. &


Cloud Computing

29 CSE/E/Jan.14/29 25.02.14 M.V.S.S

Nagendranath

CSE Dr. J. Frank Vijay Prof. &



U.G

Annexure VI

P.G

S.No Year Roll.No Name Financial Assistance

1 2013-14 1325027 Sai Sirisha Rs20,000(Merit Quota)

2 1224020 A.Thamarai selvi Category –I

(Sports Scholarship)

3 2012-13 1224020 A.Thamarai selvi Category –I

(Sports Scholarship)



Survey with industry, Employer & Feedback from alumni


a. Faculty, on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation, if so, how does the department

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utilize it?

Feedback is taken from the faculty of the department and from faculty of other colleges who visit the

department on various occasions like practical examinations, seminars, guest lectures, workshops etc.

Their views are considered in the preparation of the syllabus as well as teaching-learning-evaluation to

meet the global challenges.

b. Students on staff, curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation and what is the response of

the department to the same?

Feedback is taken from students for every two months and the department takes the necessary steps to

satisfy them.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmers offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

Yes. The information is very much useful in revamping of Curriculum to satisfy Industry requirements

and also to conduct training programmes to enhance the skills of both Faculty and Students.


Name of the Alumni Designation Name of the Company /

University

Year of

Graduation

Ms Sharmila Martha S Associate Team

Leader

Accenture, Bangalore 2012

Mr.Maria Daniel Deepak. E

L

Software Engineer Infosys 2011

Mr.Bhagyaraj Gowrigolla Team Leader Accenture, Chennai 2011

Mr.Guhan Arunachalam Propagator RKP Developers 2010

Mr.Sriram N Senior Analyst IGATE 2009

Mr.Rk Raj Senior analyst TCS 2005

Mr.Sivaramakrishnan Team Leader L& T INFOTECH 2004

Ms. Aparana Venkataraman Project Manager L& T INFOTECH 2004

Mr. Sowndararajan Scientific Officer IGCAR, Kalpakam 1997

Mr.Sanjeevi Kani Project Leader HP , Chennai. 1997


external experts.

Annexure VII


137

ICT based teaching

Practical orientation in labs

Power point presentations

Display of charts

Live projects

Exhibitions

Group discussions

Seminars

Industrial Visit


are monitored?

The result analysis of the tests/Quiz/Comprehension/Project are done periodically based on Outcome

Based Education formats . The Course Learning Outcomes are mapped onto the Programme Outcomes.

The Programme outcomes are further mapped onto the Programme Educational Objectives to check

whether they are achieved.


The faculty of the department deliver invited talks in various forums.

Awareness talk on “Cyber Security” through media like Radio.

Provision of academic services to School Children.

Safety precautions on usage of Mobile phones are explained to staff and students.


Symposium

Conferences

Project Conversazione.

Mini projects such as are done by students for increasing their knowledge in subject.

Students participate in Debate competitions, Seminars, Group Discussions conducted by the Department.

Publication of Magazine.

Programming Contests

Mobile Application Design Contests


Nil.


Development of prototype of Robots – Line and voice following Robots

TUCOWAS(TSUNAMI alert system)

An Intelligent Warning Device for Road Users Safety


Strengths:

1. Strong faculty qualification, talented and dedicated, knowledgeable and cooperative faculty, great

collaboration and good communication among faculty.

2. Active faculty publication activities.

3. Faculty have won several national awards for their academic excellence.

4. Strong department level support for faculty research activities

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5. Supportive working environment among department members

6. The Department has state-of-the-art Laboratories

7. Flexible curriculum management with devoted teachers.

8. Numerous research/project design opportunities for students

9. Easy to involve students in projects.

10. The department has done a lot of professional body activities like distinguished lecture, contests etc.

11. The department has very good No. of student projects funded by various agencies like INTEL, Texas

Instruments, IEEE(CS), TNSCST etc.

Weaknesses:

1. Develop more national/state level grant proposals.

2. Theoretical CS is under-represented in the program as well as in research.

3. Need to involve more graduate and post graduate students in research.

4. Increase collaborative research/projects among the faculty member.

5. Lack of activities between faculty and industry.

6. Less student participation in internships.

Opportunities:

1. Opportunities to find research grants from industry and government funding agencies

2. Develop interdisciplinary research / projects

3. Develop emerging program/courses such as Mobile Computer and Cyber Security

4. Student internships program is available

5. Expand outreach activities such as Programming contest

6. Maintaining and utilizing better contact to our alumni

Challenges:

1. Balancing teaching quality with research

2. High variance in student ability.

3. Increase rate of placement/higher studies.

4. To provide more self income generating projects for students.


Establishing a Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security in 2015-2016.

Establishing a Centre of Excellence in High performance Computing facility during the period 2015-

2016.

Training the faculty, research scholars and students in the areas of Cyber Security and High

performance computing.

Bring out quality research and consultancy work through the established centres during 2016-2017.

Research collaboration with Industry and reputed Higher Education Institutes.

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Information Technology

1. Name of the Department : Information Technology


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? :


4. Names of programmes offered :

B.Tech. in Information Technology

M.Tech. in Information Technology

M.S. (By Research)

PhD in Information Technology

Professional Diploma Course in Business Intelligence Analytics

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved :

NIL

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. :

Course in Business Intelligence Analytics in collaboration with HTC

Course in Cloud Computing and Virtualization in collaboration with IBM

Certification Course in collaboration with D-Link.

Courses in Java, DBMS, UID, Software Engineering in collaboration with Infosys.

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons :

NIL


9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments :

Semester Department Subject Name

1 ECE Graph Theory and Optimization Techniques

2 CSE Advanced Computer Architecture

2 CSE Advanced Operating Systems

1 CSE Advanced Database Management System

1 CSE & ECE Advanced Data Communication

1 CSE Internet Programming

6 EIE Object Oriented Programming

5 MCA E-Commerce

3 MCA Computer Application for Business

1 MCA Programming in C

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Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS)

Gender

Male Female

Professor 3 3 2 1

Associate Professors 2 2 2 -



under guidance

S.No. Name Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of

Years of

Experience

No. of

PhD/M.Phil.

students

guided for

the last 4

years

1 Dr.K.Komathy PhD HOD & Professor Networking and

Security 28 5

2 Dr.S.Nagarajan PhD Professor Computer

Algorithm 29 9

3 Dr.A.George PhD Professor Fuzzy Metrics 22 4

4 Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar PhD Associate Professor Data Mining &

Cyber Security 14 10

5 Mr.Frank Winston

Jesudas M.Tech. Associate Professor

Alternate Energy

Systems - Solar 47 -

6 Mr.B.Dwarakanath M.Tech. Asst. Prof (S.G) Data Mining 11.10 -

7 Mrs.V.Ceronmani

Sharmila M.E. Asst. Prof (S.G)

Computer

Networks 14.10 -

3 MCA Software Engineering

Semester Department Subject Name

3 MBA E-Commerce

4 EIE Digital Signal Processing

8 EIE Fiber Optics and Laser Instruments

5 EIE Telecommunication Systems

1 EIE Analog and Digital Instruments

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8 Mrs.P.Chitrakala M.C.A.,M.E. Asst. Prof (S.G) Cyber Security 14.6 -

9 Mrs.I.Juvanna M.Tech. Asst. Prof (S.G) Embedded

Systems 9.5 -

10 Mr.B.V.Baiju M.E. Asst. Prof (S.G) Data Mining 8.7 -

11 Mrs.D.Usha M.C.A.,M.E. Asst. Prof (S.S) Data Mining 7.9 -

12 Mr.D.Karunanithi M.Tech. Asst. Prof (S.S) Web Mining 12.5 -

13 Mrs.K.E.Dharani M.Sc.(CT).,

M.E. Asst. Prof (S.S)

Image

Processing 11

14 Mr.V.Pandimurugan M.E. Asst. Prof (S.S) Wireless Sensor

Networks 5.9 -

15 Ms.N.Meenakshi M.Tech. Asst. Prof Embedded

Systems 5.9 -

16 Ms.P.S.Aslin Jenila M.E. Asst. Prof Software

Engineering 5.9 -

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors :

NIL

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information : NIL

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio :

UG : 10 : 1 PG : 6 : 1


Supporting Staff Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS & MPS)

Lab Instructor 3 3 1

Secretary 1 1 1

Attender 1 1 1


High Performance Computing

Computer Networks and Security

Cloud Computing

Bio Metrics

Mobile Computing

Web Based Information System

Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, BigData

Embedded Systems

Software Engineering


grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. :

List of Projects Submitted and awaiting approval:

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S.No. Project Title Funding

Agencies

Proposed

Amount Investigators

Date of

submission

1

Development of Secure

Architecture using

Contemporary Attribute based

access control through

encrypted SAML tokens for

bigdata security

Bigdata

Initiative, DST,

New Delhi

Rs.40,15,200

Dr. K. Ramesh Kumar

Dr. P.M. Rubesh

Anand

4.3.2015

2

Association rule mining

support for diagnosis of dravet

syndrome

ICMR, New

Delhi Rs.22,65,000

Dr.K.Rameshkumar

Mr.B.Dwaraknath

2.2.2015

3

Voice based intelligent and

assistive Homecare for

Alzheimer patients from risk-

prone domestic activities

DHR, New

Delhi

(2nd

review is

undergoing)

Rs.22,59,420

Dr.K.Komathy

Mrs.Ceronmani

Sharmila

5.1.2015

4

Voice Based cognitive support

system to Alzheimer patients

for handling risk prone

domestic activities

DST-TIDE,

New Delhi Rs.40,38,300

Dr.K.Komathy

Mrs.Ceronmani

Sharmila

4.12.2014


h) National collaboration b) International collaboration :

NIL


grants received. :

NIL

20. Research facility / centre with a) state / national / international recognition :

NIL


NIL

22. Publications:


S.No. Category

2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

1 Publication in Refereed Journals

Faculty

N 1 - - 2 3

I 4 12 24 34 74

Student

N - - - - -

I - - 3 13 16

2 Publication in Conferences Faculty N 9 2 8 10 29

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I 9 15 2 5 31

Student

N 3 2 8 11 24

I 8 15 2 5 30

Sl.No Month/Ye

ar Author Journal name Paper Title

Volume no.,

Page no.

1 Feb-15

Y. Bevish Jinila,

Komathy K

Elektronika IR

Elektrotechnika

Rough Set Based Fuzzy Scheme

for Clustering and Cluster Head

Selection in VANET

Vol. 21, pp 54-

59

2 Feb-15

Dr. S. Nagarajan,

F.W. Jesudas


of Computer Science

and Mobile

Computing

Need for coaching engineering

students In Application

Development at an early stage at

the University

Vol. 4, pp. 83-

87

3 Jan-15 Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar,

S.Vanaja

Journal of Computer

Science

performance analysis of

classification algorithms on

medical diagnoses-A survey

Vol. 11, pp.

30-52

4 Oct-14

K.Selvarangam,

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar

Journal of Computer

Science

selecting perfect interestingness

measures by coefficient of

variation based ranking

algorthim

Vol. 10, pp.

1672-1679

5 Sep-14 BevishJinila,

Komathy K

Advances in

Intelligent Systems

and Computing

Cluster Oriented ID Based

Multi-signature Scheme for

Traffic Congestion Warning in

Vehicular Ad hoc Networks

Vol. 338, pp.

337-345

6 Aug-14 SP. Chokkalingam,

Komathy K


of Computer,

Information, Systems

and Control

Engineering

Intelligent Assistive Methods for

Diagnosis of Rheumatoid

Arthritis using Histogram

Smoothing and Feature

Extraction of Bone Images”

Vol.8, pp. 831-

840

7 Aug-14

Cloudin,

Komathy K

Journal of

Theoretical And

Applied Information

Technology

Proficient Algorithm For

Superior Warning Message

Broadcast In VANET

Vol. 67, pp.

578-585

8 Aug-14 Y. BevishJinila,

Komathy K

Journal of

Theoretical And

Applied Information

Technology

Distributed and Secured

Dynamic Pseudo ID Generation

for Privacy Preservation in

Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Vol. 66, pp.

126-134

9 Jun-14 S.Vanaja,

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar


of computer

applications

Analysis of feature selection

algorithms on classification :A

survey

Vol. 96, pp.

29-35

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10 Nov-13 Victor C.S.,

Amalanathan G

Journal of Computer

Science

Construction Of Strategic

Connected Dominating Set For

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Vol. 10, pp.

285-295

Please refer to Annexure – I for details.

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books : Nil

Edited Books : Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers :

1. Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar Associate Professor “Soft Computing” Archers and Elevators Publishing

house, Bangalore, 2014 (978-93-83241-52-1)

2. Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar Associate Professor “Distributed Computing” Archers and Elevators

Publishing house, Bangalore, 2014 (978-93-83214-50-7)

3. Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar Associate Professor “Effective Decision Tree Algorithm For Reality Mining”

Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany 2014 (978-3-659-51627-6)

4. Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar Associate Professor “Association Rule Mining – A Research” Lambert

Academic Publishing, Germany 2012

5. Mr.V.Pandimurugan, Principles of Communication, Bharathi Publication, Chennai, 2012.


International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host,

Google Scholar, etc.) : 77

Citation Index – range / average : 1-35 / 1

SNIP : 0.32

SJR : 0.18

Impact Factor – range / average : 0.499 to 4.55/1.53

h-index : 2.66

23. Details of patents and income generated :

S.

No.

Year /

Month Name of the Faculty Title

Application No. &

Date Status

1

2014

Dec

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar AIDS/ HIV Dataset for

Computational Analysis 5888/CHE/2014 Filed

2

2014

Dec

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar

Framework for Mining

Association Rule Mining

from Biomedical Data

5889/CHE/2014 Filed

3

2014

Dec

Mr. Frank Winston

Jesudas

Solar power production for

10 hrs a day using static

solar panels

5744/CHE/2014 Filed

4

2014

Dec

Mr. Frank Winston

Jesudas

Electric Power Generator

Using Low Speed Winds 5742/CHE/2014 Filed

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated :

S. No. Year / Month Name of Faculty Project Title Name of the

Company /

Value (Rs.)

145

Organization

1.

2012

July

Mr.Rabindra Kumar

Singh

Infosys

Campus

Connect

Infosys 29,250


and abroad

S. No. Year /

Month Date

Country

Name Company Visited Name of Faculty

International Visit

1

2013

May 29 USA

Stanford University,

Unites States Mr.Frank Winston Jesudas

National Visit

2

2014

Sep 12 India

SMEC Labs, Cochin Mr.B.V.Baiju, Ms.Meenakshi

3

2013

Aug 29 India

Cranes Corporate Company,

Bangalore

Mr.D.Karunanithi,

Ms.N.Meenakshi, Ms.P.S.Aslin

Jenila

4

2013

Jan 4 India

Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic

Research, Chennai Mr.B.V.Baiju, Mrs.P.Chitrakala

5

2012

Nov

5 India INS Rajali, Chennai Dr.S. Nagarajan

6

2012

May 6, 7 India

Siemens India Pvt. Limited,

Bangalore Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar

7

2011

Oct

8 India

Infosys, Chennai

Mr. B.V.Baiju

Ms. T.Mathavi parvathi

8

2011

July

29 India

Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic

Research, Chennai

Mr.B.V.Baiju

Mrs. P. Chitrakala

Please refer to Annexure – II for details.


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify) :

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Name of the

Faculty Role Name of the Journal / Conference

Dr K.Komathy

Managing Committee

Member

CSI Chennai Chapter

Thesis Review Panel

Member

Computational Science Branch, Faculty of Science, Cairo

University, Egypt, 2012 onwards

Journal: Editorial Review

Committee Member

Computers & Security, Elsevier Publications

International Journal of Computer Systems Science and

Engineering, CRL Publishing

EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and

Networking

IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems

IETE Technical Review, published by the Institution of

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (India)

Intl Conferences:

Organizing Chair/ Session

Chair

International conference on advanced computing,

communication and informatics(ICACCI), CCMIoS’14, New

Delhi

Dr.K.Ramesh

Kumar

Journal: Editorial Board

Member

International Journal of Computer Engineering Science (ISSN :

2250-3439)

International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology

International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering

International Journal on Data Mining and Intelligent

Information Technology Applications (Korea)

International Journal of Database Management Systems (IJDMS

)

International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,

(ISSN : 2277-3878)

International Journal of Engineering and Innovative technology

(ISSN : 2277-3754)

Journal: Bronze Member KES International (Society: Intelligent Systems), UK.

Journal: Editorial Reviewer International journal of scientific and engineering research,

Paris, France (ISSN 2229-5518)

Journal: Technical Editor International Journal of Advanced Studies in Computers,

Science and Engineering (ISSN : 2278-7917)

Journal: Associate Editorial

Board Member

International Journal of Computer Applications (USA)


programs and similar programs) :

Faculty Enrichment Program on advanced topics and software technologies.

Motivational Speech by Eminent Scholars

Faculty Development Program by corporate and other institutions

Train-The-Teacher program by corporate and other institutions

Please refer to Annexure – III for details.

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percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects :

UG PG

S.No Batch Percentage

1 2008-2012 100%

2 2009-2013 100%

3 2010-2014 94.7%

percentage of students doing projects in

collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute :

UG PG


1 2010-2014 5.3%

Notable Projects: UG

S.No Reg No Name Guide Name Title of the work

B.Tech IT (2010 -14)

1 1000908075 Raja Mohamed S

Ms.N.Meenakshi Robotic car fault detector using

zigbee

2 1000908107 Vijay T

3 1000908104 Venkatachalam T

4 1000908086 Rupesh kumar Singh

Mrs.K.E.Dharani EEG Signal classification using

ANN for brain disease diagnosis

5 1000908091 Shailesh kumar

6 1000908109 Vikas kumar

7 1000908112 Vinoth Chiranjeevi A

Mr.D.Karunanidhi Analysis of Voice patterns of

various disease affected humans

8 1000908092 Shantanu G

9 1000908602 Vignesh Muralidaran

10 0900908412 Sujit kumar Padhi

Mr.F.W.Jesudas A Mobile Application for elderly

support

11 1000908090 Saurav Kashyap

12 1000908108 Vijay Kumar

B.Tech IT (2009 -13)

13 900908015 Machavaram Praveen

Dr.S.Nagarajan Effective load distribution


1 2010-2012 100%

2 2011-2013 100%

3 2012-2014 88.2%


1 2012-2014 11.8%

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kumar among multi path networks

14 900908009 Judhistir Acharjee

B.Tech IT (2008 -12)

15 809018 Anju anna luke

Mr.Frank Winston

Jesudas

Surveillance robot using hand

gestures for navigation 16 809159 Gidhin S

17 809142 Girish D

18 809023 Vincent P T

Mr.D.Karunanithi Remote patient's monitoring with

emergency service using zigbee

and automatic phone call alert

19 809060 Vadivelan S

20 809027 Satheesh R

21 809036 Shivapriya N Dr.K.Rameshkumar Driver's drowsiness detection

system

Notable Projects: PG

S.No Reg No Name Guide Name Title of the work

M.Tech IT (2012 -14)

1 0001239001 N.Monica Dr.K.Rameshkumar

Utilizations of mapreduce to

integrate variety of data for

acquiring sequential pattern

2 0001239016 Suganya J Mrs.Ceronmani Sharmila

Customizing LMS for INFOSYS

foundation programme with use of

EDX

3 0001239010 Sherwin Nayanar M Mr.V.Panimurugan A zigbee based wearable health

monitoring system

M.Tech IT (2011 -13)

4 1101909004 Durainagarajan.R Mr. V. Pandimurugan Charging the mobile using compact

wind mill

5 1101909018 Shaifali Mrs. I. Juvanna Securing website against DDOS

attacks

6 1101909020 Tamilselvan P Mr.Frank Winston Jesudas Increasing solar energy with the

help of tracking method

M.Tech IT (2010 -12)

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7 1039008 Merry K P Mr.Rabindra Kumar Singh Apriori-Hybrid in cancer

classification

8 1039014 Sanjoy Sana Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar

Wireless sensor networks for future

grade reactor by applying energy

efficiency algorithm


(i) Faculty :

S.No. Year Faculty Name Award Received Awarded by

1. 2014 Dr.K.Komathy C.V. Raman Research IET Chennai Network

2. 2014 Ms.V.Ceronmani

Sharmila

Er.D.A. Rajan Promotional

Award

IET Chennai Network

3. 2013 Dr.S.Nagarajan Best Innovative Award


OBERF

4. 2013 Mr.Frank Winston

Jesudas Best Innovative Award


OBERF

(ii) Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : Nil

(iii) Students :

S.No Year Student Name Game Award

Received

Organization/Place

Technical

1. 2013 Mr.Rahul Singh Google Student

Ambassador

Selected Google Student Ambassador

during the year 2013

Sports

2. 2014 Ms.S.Preethi Basketball II State Level Inter University

3. 2014 Ms.S.Preethi Basketball I Kongu EN Trophy

FemFest14.

4. 2014 Ms.S.Preethi Basketball III FemFest14 at Sathyabama

University

5. 2014 Mr.K.S.Aravinthan Football I All India level HiFi-7th

International Sports Festival

6. 2014 Ms.S.Preethi Basketball III All India Sports

Extravaganza, held at Jain

University

7. 2014 Mr.K.S.Aravinthan Football I Amma Birthday Football

150

Tournament

8. 2014 Ms.S.Preethi Basketball II National level Inter

Collegiate Tournament at

PSNA

9. 2014 Ms.Preethi Basketball I Tamil Nadu State Deemed

University Tournament at

Periyar Maniammai

University

10. 2013 Ms.K.Aravinthan Football II Tamil Nadu State Deemed

University Tournament at

TPES

11. 2013 Ms.K.Aravinthan Football Cunnan

Trophy

State Level Football

Tournament for Men, held at

DRBCCC Hindu College

12. 2013 Mr.Aravinthan Football Vels cup State Level Football

Tournament, held at Vels

University

13. 2013 Mr.Agu Sherif

Chukwunanu

Basketball Runners State Level Basketball Vels

Cup Tournament, held at

Vels University


Chukwunanu

Basketball Winners Level Basketball

Tournament, held at Abdur

Rahman University


Chukwunanu

Basketball Winners All India Intercollegiate

Basketball Tournament, held

at IIT-M



Applied for DST Funding for a Short term Training program on Big Data


Code of ethics is prescribed by the Centre for Research and Consultancy, Hindustan University and the same is

followed by the Department. (See Appendix A)



(refer to question no. 4) Applications

received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

B.Tech Information Tech. (2010-

2014)

101 82 19 73 100

B.Tech Information Tech.

(2009-2013)

42 38 4 57 100

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received

Selected

Male Female

Pass percentage

Male Female

B.Tech Information Tech. (2008-

2012) 163 121 31 71.9 93.55

M.Tech Information Tech. (2012-

2014)

24 7 11 100 100


2013)

25 13 8 100 100


2012) 42 10 16 100 100


Name of the

Programme


4)

% of students

from the

same

university

% of students from

other universities

within the State

% of students from

universities outside

the State

% of students

from other

countries

M.Tech. IT

(2014 enrolled) - 100

- -

M.Tech. IT

(2013 enrolled) - 100

- -

M.Tech. IT

(2012 enrolled) 11 72 17 -

M.Tech. IT

(2011 enrolled) - 86 14 -



Year

GATE GRE CAT


2014-2015 3 1 2 1 1 -

2013-2014 6 2 5 2 4 1

2012-2013 3 1 4 1 2 1

2011-2012 3 1 5 4 2 1


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2012 2013 2014

UG to PG 3% 2% 1%

PG to M.Phil. - - -

PG to Ph.D. 2% 1% -

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral - - -

Employed - Campus selection 56% 42% 57%

Employed - Other than campus recruitment 15% 17% 13%

Entrepreneurs 4% 3% 2%



of the same university 25 %

from other universities within the State 70 %

from universities from other States 5 %


37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period :

NIL


a) Library :

Total no of Books : 447

Total no of International Journals : 11

Total no of National Journals : 20

Total no of E Journals : 8 Packages

b) Internet facilities for staff and students :

100 Mbps broadband

c) Total number of class rooms: 5 class rooms

d) Class rooms with ICT facility: 1

e) Students’ laboratories: 2 Labs (Huffman Lab and Open Source Lab)

f) Research laboratories: 1 Lab (Bill Gates Lab)

Please refer to Annexure – IV for details.


a) Research Scholars from the host institution/university:

S.No. Name of the

Candidate

Date of PhD

Registration

Research

Area Research Topic

Name of the Internal

Guide with Designation

& Dept

1 Mr.P.Anbhazhagan 18.03.2013 Networking

Studies on Energy

efficient Routing protocol

for distributed wireless

sensor networks

Dr.S.Nagarajan, Prof/IT

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2 Mrs.D.Usha 08.04.2010 Data

Mining

Pattern Recognition Using

Data Mining

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar,

Asso Prof/IT

3 Mr.B.Dwarakanath 18.09.2009 Data

Mining

Association Rule Mining

and Regression support to

Analysis of Dravet

Syndrome data set

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar,

Asso.Prof/IT

4 Mrs. Ceronmani

Sharmila 18.08.2009

Ad hoc

Network

Strategic Connected

Dominating Set for

MANET

Dr.A.George, Prof/IT

b) Research Scholars from other institutions/universities:

S.No. Name of the

Candidate

Date of

PhD

Registratio

n

Research

Area Research Topic

Name of the Internal

Guide with Designation

& Dept

1

Mr.Ramesh

Kumar S.A

28.02.2013

Data Mining Big Data for Paddy

Disease prediction

Dr. K. Ramesh Kumar

Asso.Prof/IT, HU

2

Mr.R.

Thanigaivel

01.02.2013

Data Mining

Large Scale Structured

and Unstructured data

processing

Dr. K. Ramesh Kumar

Asso.Prof/IT, HU

3 Mr.S.Sankar 07.07.2011 Data

compression

An Innovative Approach

for Next generation Text

Compression based on

efficient text depiction and

pattern matching

Dr.S.Nagarajan, Prof/IT,

HU

4 Mrs.U.Latha 27.04.2011

Image

processing &

Network

Security

A novel fingerprint

recognition technique for

secure authentication

protocol

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar,

Asso Prof/IT, HU

5 Mrs.Kavitha

Moova 09.09.2010

Web

services

New Approach for

separation operation and

control Behavior from

webservices

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar,

Asso Prof/IT,HU

6 Mrs.Josephin

Baby Anusha 26.08.2010

Cloud

Computing

Dynamic cost Effective

Security Framework for

Cloud computing

Dr. Rajeshwari Mukesh

Prof/CSE, HU

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7 Mr.D.Karthick 15.04.2010 Wireless

networks

Optimal Routing Based on

Power Optimization and

Fault tolerance in Wireless

Sensor networks

Dr.S.Nagarajan,

Prof/IT,HU

8 Mrs.Roselin

Mary 30.03.2010

Software

Architecture

Performance camilization

of Software Architecture

Dr.E.R.Naganathan,

Prof/CSE,HU

9 Mr.Vivekanand

a moorthy 13.11.2009

Teaching

Learning

process

M-learning Framework for

Effective Teaching and

Learning process

Dr.E.R.Naganathan,

Prof/CSE,HU

10

Mr.M.K.

Gandhi

18.08.2009 ERP ERP Evaluation Dr.K.Sarukesi, Former

Vice Chancellor, HU

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university :

S.No. Year Faculty Name Award Received Awarded by

1. 2014 Dr.K.Komathy C.V. Raman Research IET Chennai Network

2. 2014 Ms.V.Ceronmani

Sharmila

Er.D.A. Rajan

Promotional Award

IET Chennai Network

3. 2013 Dr.S.Nagarajan Best Innovative Award


OBERF

4. 2013 Mr.Frank Winston

Jesudas Best Innovative Award


OBERF



Board of Studies (BOS) meeting is being conducted with academic experts, industrial experts, senior

staff members and alumni members who recommend the courses to be incorporated in the syllabus and

curriculum as per the industrial needs.

The recommendation from Board of Studies was accepted by Academic Council members.

Feedback from alumni is obtained at department alumni meeting conducted twice / year and

considered for designing the curriculum and syllabus.


j. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department

utilize the feedback? : Yes.

Discussed in department meeting regarding change of subject and syllabus up gradation.

Discussed with students in class committee meeting regarding the curriculum up gradation.

k. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize

the feedback? Yes.

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Students are being asked to fill the feedback form on different criterion. The same is being facilitated

to the faculty members, HOD used to discuss on this regard for appropriate action to be taken.

l. alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback? Yes.

Alumni feedbacks are obtained during alumni meet, convocation and constantly have a touch with

alumni so that their views are considered for course development.

Guest Lectures, Seminars and Placement are facilitated through Alumni.

Employer feedbacks are obtained from the organizations which is used to improve the employability

skills of the students.


S .No Name Organisation / Location Batch Designation

1 Nirmal Vijayan Ernst & Young, Bangalore 2001-2005 Senior Consultant

2 Raja Tata Consultancy Services,

Chennai 2001-2005 Associate Consultant

3 Saju Mbit Wireless Pvt. Ltd.,

Chennai 2004-2008 Developer Engineer

4 Kalaivanan Indian Army, Srinagar 2005-2009 Major

5 Md Rizwan Tata Consultancy Services,

Chennai 2006-2010 Assistant System Engineer

6 Anand Balaji Infosys, Chennai 2007-2011 System Engineer

7 Aravindhan A Infosys, Chennai 2007-2011 Senior System Engineer

8 M. Ezhilan Wipro, Chennai 2007-2011 Project Engineer

9 Srijesh S Accenture, Chennai 2008-2012 Associate Software Engineer

10 Jayendra Kumar Zing Mobile, Noida 2008-2012 Consultant Engineer


external experts.

S. No.

Year / Month

Date Theme Details of the Resource Person(s)

No. of

Participant

s

1. 2014 February 27

Seminar on

Development in

Computing Sciences

Dr. Mike Just

Associate Director

Glasgow Caledonian University

63

2.

2014

September

14 Seminar on IBM

Cloud Computing Mr.Phil Taskar, Global Head, IBM-ICE 30

3. 2013 March 13

Seminar on Future of

Information Dr Jonathan Foster

Lecturer in Information Management

110

156

University of Sheffield

4.

2014

September

11

&

12

ACM-IIT Delhi

Sponsored Workshop

cum Championship on

Networking

Mr. Rajat Chaugan CISCO Engineer Lead

Trainer,IBNC Delhi 105

5.

2015 February 05

Workshop on Network

Simulator 3

Dr.Padmanaban Ramasamy

Director, CWRCD 30

6. 2014 August 14

Seminar on Data

Acquisition &

Automatic testing

Techniques

Dr. M.Krishnamoorthy, Prof. KCG College

of Tech & Mrs.M.Dhanalakshmi, Consultant

Head, Siemens India Pvt.Ltd., Bangalore

100

7. 2014 March 11

Workshop on

Information Security

and Hacking

Mr.Chaitanya Krishna, Lead Trainer, Passion

Solutions, Hyderabad 64

8.

2014

September

20 & 21

Workshop on Solar

and Smart Energy

Systems

Mr.Sudhakar

Roboversity

Bangalore

17

9. 2014 February 05

Seminar on Searching

Optimization

Techniques

Mr.Jeyanthan Inbasekaran

Associate Technical Engineer

CollabNet

106

10.

2013

September 06

Workshop on Free

open source software -

Raspberry Pi

Revolution

Mr. Sundaram KR

Director (Technology)

Indian Linux User Group

123

Please refer to Annexure – V for details.


Board & Chalk

Power point presentation

ICT

NPTEL / Edusat / Webinar Resources

Case study

Tutorial

Projects, field survey


are monitored?

Detailed planning of course delivery at the beginning of the semester and thereby monitoring the

outcome of learning

Academic progress monitoring through

i. Department level committees – Class Committee, Course-wise expert committee, Academic

Auditing Committee

ii. Institute level committees - Committee of HODs and Deans, Internal Quality Assurance Cell

(IQAC), Board of Studies, Academic Council and Board of Management

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Learning outcome are monitored through

i. Direct Assessment methods such as Descriptive questions, Multiple choice questions, Quiz,

Seminar, Projects, Lab Practices, Case studies and Field studies

ii. Indirect Assessment methods such as students feedback, employers and alumni feedback

Ensuring outcome based education(OBE)


Campus Connect Program (CCP) is organized in association with Infosys Technologies Ltd.

o Faculty members participated in CCP – Mr.Rabindra Kumar Singh, Dr.S.Nagarajan,

Dr.K.Ramesh Kumar, Mr.Dwarakanath, Mr.Baiju, Ms.Mathavi Parvathi, Ms.Usha,

Mr.Karunanithi, Mr.Pandimurugan, Ms.Aslin Jenila.

o Students of CSE, IT, MCA, ECE, EEE, EIE, Mech, Auto, Aero, Civil attended the program.

Mr.Rabindra Kumar Singh handled the classes at Anna University, Chennai as a part time faculty.

Industry collaborated Programs

o Students prepare for Oracle, CISCO, D-LINK, IEEE SWEBOK Certification Programs

o IBM devised additional curriculum and syllabi as specialization in UG/PG programme and

certification to students

Students participate in the events organized under Google Student Ambassador Program.


D-Link, Oracle, CISCO, and IEEE Software Engineering Certification (SWEBOK) certification

programs are conducted to meet the industrial demands

Symposium/Conference/Workshop/Seminar organized at National and International level to exhibit

the cutting edge Technologies, research issues and multitude of solutions.

Technical competitions held at Institute level, National and International level

o School of Computing Sciences has organized twice, The ACM-ICPC Programming Contest

for students to expose to International competition

Internship for a minimum period of 3 months in Industries to develop real time projects based on their

requirements

Students are guided by Faculty to showcase their expertise as consultants

o Study of Power requirements of individual and recommend appropriate alternate energy

sources such as Solar power and installation and commission thereafter


The program was accredited in the year 2004 and reaccredited in the year 2009 by NBA.


Developing Online Staff Leave Application Processing Package for Hindustan University.

Developing Online Software and Hardware Maintenance Package for Hindustan University.

In-house projects are undertaken by students to give solutions to the Institutional requirements, part of

the research problems, or provide consultancy to individuals/ organizations.

Symposium/Conference/Workshop/Seminar organized at National and International level to exhibit

the cutting edge Technologies, research issues and multitude of solutions.


Strength

Qualified Faculty Members.

Infrastructure for research and higher education.

Expertise for Consultancy and Research opportunities.

Outcome based learning.

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Collaborative learning with Industry and Foreign Universities.

Weakness

International collaboration for funded Projects.

Students lacking in communication skills.

Opportunities

Establishing a Research Hub for incubating the projects of Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises

(MSME)

Creating a Center of excellence to provide high-end laboratory test beds for software and hardware

consultancy

Challenges

Funding support from International organizations and agencies

Dynamic nature of IT sector is a challenge for placement and admission


Introduction of new courses based on current and future Technologies required by Industry.

To set up a Centre of Excellence in Next Generation Computing and Communication

To form a high performance computing cluster within the campus to cater to the research

requirements for high speed computing

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School of Electrical Sciences

160

Electronics and Communication Engineering 1. Name of the Department : Electronics and Communication Engineering


3. Is the Department part of a School/of the university? Part of a School, School of Electrical Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.

D.Litt., etc.)

S.No Name of the Program

1 M.Tech. (VLSI Design & Embedded System)

2 M.Tech. (Photonics)

3 B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering with Specialization in Biomedical Engineering)

4 M.Tech.(Embedded Systems)

5 M.Tech. (VLSI Design)

6 Research Program leading to PhD Degree

7 M.S by Research

8 M.Tech (Communication Systems)

9 B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering)

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved Course started on M.E. Computers and Communication Engineering from (2009-11) to till date.

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. NIL

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons TWO (details are given in the table below)

S.No Name of the Program discontinued Reason

1 M.Tech.(Embedded Systems)

More demand for the combined course “VLSI

Design and Embedded Systems”, it has been

offered from the academic year 2014-15) 2 M.Tech. (VLSI Design)

8. Examination System: Semester System.


S. No Name of the Subjects Other Departments who offered the course

1 Electronics & Microprocessor

Electronics & Microprocessor Lab Mechanical

2 Electronics & Microprocessor

Electronics & Microprocessor Lab Automobile

3

Digital Systems

Digital Systems Lab

Digital Signal Processing

CSE

161

Microprocessor & Microcontroller

Digital Principle System Design

Electron Devices & Circuits

Modern Digital Communication Technology

Advanced Digital Signal Processing

Design & Analysis of Signals & Systems

4 Microprocessor & Microcontroller

Digital Signal Processing EEE

5

Microwave & Radar Systems

Electron Circuits & Devices

Microprocessor & Application Lab

AERO

6 Communication Engineering

Real Time Operating System EIE

7

Microprocessor & its Application (BCA)

Digital Logic System (BCA)

Microprocessor & its Application (MCA)

MCA


Professors/others)

Designation Sanctioned Filled Male Female

PROFESSOR 4 4 3 1

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1 1 1 -

ASST. PROFESSORS 17 17 10 7

OTHERS NIL NIL NIL NIL


under guidance

Sl

No

Staff Name Designation Qualification Specialization

No of

years

experience

Number of

Ph.D/M.Phil

Students

guided for

the past

4 years

1 DR.MJS.RANGACHAR Dean-Electrical Science Ph.D Noise and

Propagation

44.2

5

2 DR.VANAJA

SHIVAKUMAR Professor & HOD Ph.D

Communication

Channel

Coding

23.1

2

3 DR.HIMANSHU

SHEKHAR Professor Ph.D

Software

Defined Radio

20.6 2

4 PROF.ABY. K.

THOMAS Professor M.E (Ph.D)

Applied

Electronics

22.6 NIL

5 DR.P.M.RUBESH

ANAND Associate Professor Ph.D

P2P Network

Security

11.1 2

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6 MS.A.L. VALLIKANNU Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) Applied

Electronics

16 NIL

7 MS.B.R.SHYAMALA

DEVI Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D)

Applied

Electronics

14.4 NIL

8 MR.D.SAHAYA LENIN Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) Communication

Systems

12.7 NIL

9 MS.PUNITHAVATHY

MOHAN Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D)

Communication

Systems

11.9 NIL

10 MRS.B.C.KAVITHA Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E Communication

Systems

11.5 NIL

11 MR. P. PANDIARAJ Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) Communication

Systems

10.4 NIL

12 MR.M.RAJMOHAN Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) VLSI Design 10.3 NIL

13 MR.ABRAHAM Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E Electronics &

Control

9.3 NIL

14 MR.PRAKASH Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) Applied

Electronics

8.7 NIL

15 MR.KUMARAGURU

DIDEROT Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D)

Wireless

Communication

8.6 NIL

16 MS.THENKUMARI Asst.Professor[Senior] M.E (Ph.D) Power

Electronics

9.11 NIL

17 MR.K.SUNIL KMAR Asst.Professor[Senior] M.E (Ph.D) Communication

Systems

5.4 NIL

18 MR.P.RAMESH Asst.Professor[Selection] M.E (Ph.D) Embedded

System

3.1 NIL

19 MR.JOBBIN ABRAHAM Asst.Professor M.E VLSI Design 5.8 NIL

20 MS.S.R.AARTHI

AVANTHIGA Asst.Professor M.E

Embedded

System

4.7 NIL

21 MS.PAYAL

BHATTACHARJEE

Teaching Research

Associate M.Tech. VLSI Design

2.6 NIL

22 MR.SARAVANAN Teaching Research

Associate M.E (Ph.D)

Communication

Systems

0.5 NIL

23 MS.I.INDU Teaching Research

Associate

M.Tech

(Ph.D) VLSI &

Embedded

0.5 NIL

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Systems


Nil


Nil


S.No Name of the Program Student Teacher Ratio

1 B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering) 17:1

2 M.Tech (Communication Systems) 5:1

3 M.Tech. (VLSI Design & Embedded Systems) 7:1


Academic Support Staff Sanctioned Filled

Technical Staff 7 7

Administrative Staff 3 3


Wireless Communication Systems

Signal and Image Processing

Communication Networks & Network security

Optical Communication

VLSI Design & Embedded System

Software Defined Radio

Antennas

Radio Wave Propagation

Radar

Radio Noise


grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise

:

NIL

Project Proposals submitted to AICTE for approval under RPS, and FDP scheme.

Sl.

No

Title of the Proposal Date Project

Cost

1

Research Project Proposal under DST-BDI under the title

“Development of Secure Architecture using contemporary Attribute

Based Access Control through Encrypted SAML Tokens for Big Data

Security”

04.03.2015 Rs.40.15 Lakhs



In collaboration with KCG College of Technology, Karapakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu (Anna University),

Value added Course on Digital Design and Verification using CADENCE Tool is being conducted for PG

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Students (VLSI Design & Embedded Systems), Certificate is being issued.

b) International collaboration

NIL


grants received NIL

20. Research facility / Centre with State recognition and National recognition

Centre of Excellence in Photonics and LIDAR Research (CEPLR) in collaboration with Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore

.

International recognition NIL


NIL

22. Publications:

(Details are given in ANNEXURE A)

Chapters in Books

Nil


Sl.No Name of theFaculty Details of publishers

1 Prof. Aby .K. Thomas Electric Circuits And Electron Devices Published by Vijay Nicole

Imprints and Tata McGraw-Hill,( ISBN:978-81-8209-310-2)

2 Prof. Aby .K. Thomas Electronic Devices PUBLISHED BY Vijay Nicole Imprints Private

Limited.(ISBN:978-81-8209-382-9)


Two Patents Filed

Sl.No Category

Academic Year

2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12

1

Publication in

Refereed

Journals

Faculty

National 1 2 2 -

International 7 51 8 12

Student

National - - 1 -

International - 37 4 8

2 Publication in

Conferences

Faculty

National 4 6 8 34


Student

National - 4 8 34


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Sl.

No

Name of

theFaculty

2014-2015 Remarks 2013-14 2012-13

1 Dr.Rubesh Anand 3D Handwritten Signature Biometrics For

Efficient Authentication” with application

No: 5734/CHE/2014

November

2014

- -

2 Mr.VR.Prakash Alcohol Analyzer –cum-speed governor”

with application No: 5735/CHE/2014

November

2014

- -


NIL


and Abroad

S.No Name of the Faculty Name of the University Visited Date

1 Dr.MJS.Rangachar CVRDE, Avadi Nov 2014

2 Dr.MJS.Rangachar IISc, Bangalore Sep 2014

3 Dr.Vanaja Shivakumar Mymo Wireless Technology Private Limited,

Bangalore

Sep 2014

4 Mr.M.Rajmohan, Mr.Prakash Chennai Airport Aug 2014

5 Dr.MJS.Rangachar REC, Trichy Jul 2014

6 Ms.AL.Vallikannu,

Mr.M.Rajmohan

ABC Technologies, Chennai Apr 2014

7 Mr.D.Sahaya Lenin DRDL, DRDO, Hyderabad Mar 2014

8 Mr.T.Shanmuganathan Biomedical Instrumentation Lab in SRM

University & Hospital, Chennai

Feb 2014

9 Mr.M.Rajmohan, Mr.Prakash Qmax Test Technology Feb 2014

10 Dr.MJS.Rangachar ISAC, ISRO, Bangalore Feb 2013

(Details are given in ANNEXURE B)



1. Dr.MJS.Rangachar, Dean-Electrical Science, is the Reviewer of books for Oxford University

Press, Tata McGraw-Hill Publishers; Returning Officer for Conducting Elections for Office

Bearers, IETE, Madras Centre for the period 2014-2016; Society of EMC Engineers (India), LM –

1091; Member, IEEE (USA) 93276068; Member, The Indian Science Congress Association:

L26197; Member, IET (UK).

2. Dr.Vanaja Shivakumar, Professor & Head-ECE – Doctoral Committee Member,VTU Regional

Office, Bangalore in the year 2014-15

3. Ms.AL.Vallikannu, Asst.Professor, ECE Department –Associate Editor of Hindustan Journal.



Faculty members are motivated to attend Faculty Enrichment Programs organized by HITS, other

Universities

such as Anna University, IIT, various corporate such as Wipro, Infosys and also professional

institutions like IEEE, IETE and Institution of Engineers etc.

Faculty members are participating in Workshops, Conferences, Seminars, FDP conducted by

166

various other

Institutions.

Faculty members are also motivated to visit various industries and R&D Organizations.

(Details are given in ANNEXURE B)


UG

Project

2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013 2011-12

In house

%

outside

%

In house

%

outside

%

In house

%

outside

%

In house

%

Outside

%

UG 100 - 100 - 100 - 100 -

PG 96.30 3.70 79 21 100 - 100 -


Faculty During the Golden Jubilee Year of IETE (India), 2013, 4 Senior Members of Tamil Nadu were honored by

IETE and one of them is our faculty (MJS.Rangachar)

Doctoral / Post-Doctoral fellows

NIL

Students

1. Mr.A.K.Pandey has been offered admission to Masters Programme at a public University in

Belgium. Not only his tuition is waived but also he is paid living expenses for the duration of

the programme.



International Conference on Computing, Communication and Energy Systems (CESCON-2015) has been proposed

to conduct in the month of April 2015(15th

to 17th)

.

(Details are given in ANNEXURE C)


As prescribed by the university(See Appendix A)

32. Student profile Programme-wise

S.No Course MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1. UG 177 45 222

2. PG 18 19 37


Academic Year

Name of the

Programme

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

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Academic Year

Name of the

Programme

(refer to question

no. 4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

2014-15

M.Tech

(Communication

Systems)

0 80 20 0

M.Tech.

( VLSI Design &

Embedded

Systems)

0 40 60 0

2013-14

M.Tech

(Communication

Systems)

10 50 40 0

M.Tech.(Embedded

Systems)

0 30 70 0

M.Tech.

(VLSI Design)

0 10 80 10

2012-13

M.Tech

(Communication

Systems)

10 20 70 0

M.Tech.(Embedded

Systems) 0 40 60 0

M.Tech. (VLSI

Design)

0 60 40 0

2011-12

M.Tech

(Communication

Systems)

0

60

40

0

M.Tech.

(Embedded

Systems)

0

70

30

0

M.Tech.

(VLSI Design)

0

50

50

0

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SET,

GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Year / Subject

GATE GRE GMAT


2013-14 21 12 14 8 16 8

2012-13 18 10 12 7 14 7

2011–12 15 9 10 8 10 8



UG to PG 25 %

PG to Ph.D. 10%

Employed

Campus selection

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Other than campus recruitment 54%

20%

Entrepreneurs 15%



of the same university 10.50

from other universities within the State 42.10

from universities from other States 47.36


37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period

Name of the Staff Degree Awarded

Dr. Vanaja Shivakumar Ph.D

Dr. P.M.Rubesh Anand Ph.D

Dr.Himanshu Shekhar Ph.D


a) Library :

No. of books in the department library : 897

b) Internet facilities for staff and students : Available

c) Total number of class rooms : 09

d) ICT facility for class rooms : 2

e) Students’ laboratories : 7

f) Research laboratories : Nil


a) From the host institution/university : 12

SL.

NO.

YEAR OF

ADMISSION

NAME GUIDE NAME

1 1/10/2009 PUNITHAVATHY K.

1. DR. M.M. RAMYA

PROF. (IT) - HITS

2. DR.SUMATHI BOOPALAN

PROF & HOD (ECE),KCG COLLEGE OF TECH

KARAPAKKAM

2 1/10/2009 RAJESHSHYAMALA DEVI B.

DR. A.GEORGE,

PROF. (IT) - HITS

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2. DR. S.K.SRIVATSA

PROFESSOR , ST.JOSEPH COLLEGE OF ENGG.

3 1/10/2009 VALLIKANNU R.

DR. A.GEORGE,

PROF. (IT) - HITS

2. DR. S.K.SRIVATSA

PROFESSOR , ST.JOSEPH COLLEGE OF ENGG.

4 2012-13 KIRUTHIKA .V

DR. M.M. RAMYA

PROF. (IT) - HITS

5 2012-13 SHANMUGANATHAN.T DR. U. RAMACHANDRAIAH

PROF. EIE, HITS

6 2013-14 MR.VR.PRAKASH DR.S.NAGARAJAN

HOD-IT,HITS

7 2013-14 MR.P.RAMESH

DR.UPP RAMACHANDRAIAH,

PROF & HEAD-EIE

8 2014-15 MR.M.RAJMOHAN

DR.HIMANSHU SHEKHAR

PROF. ECE, HITS

9 2014-15 MR.P.KUMARAGURU

DIDEROT

DR.SUMATHI POOBAL,

VP, KCG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

10 2014-15 MR.D.SAHAYA LENIN

DR.HIMANSHU SHEKHAR

PROF. ECE, HITS

11 2014-15 MS.K.THENKUMARI DR. MJS. RANGACHAR

DEAN ( ELECTRICAL SCIENCES) HITS

12 2014-2015 P.PANDIARAJ

DR.VANAJA SHIVAKUMAR,

PROF & HEAD, ECE

b) From other institutions/universities : 21

SL.

NO.

YEAR OF

ADMISSION NAME

INSTITUTION /

UNIVERSITY GUIDE NAME

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1 1/11/2010 VENKATESH KANNA .T

KARPAGA VINAYAGAR

COLLEGE OF ENGG &

TECN,

MATHURANTHAGAM

DR.S.K.SUDHEER,

PROFESSOR, COCHIN

UNIVERSITY

2 1/11/2010 MANIMARAN.A S.K.R ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR.S.K.SUDHEER,

PROFESSOR, COCHIN

UNIVERSITY

3 1/11/2010 UMA.D K.C.G. COLLEGE OF

TECH

DR. MJS. RANGACHAR

DEAN ( ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

4 1/11/2010 SUBHA MOORTHY AVIT UNIVERSITY DR.VANAJA

SHIVAKUMAR, HOD-ECE

5 1/11/2010 C. KARTHIKEYAN

M.N.M JAIN

ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR.V.RANGANATHAN

HOD(VLSI) - KC TECH

6 1/11/2010 G.SARAVANAN SAI RAM ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR. MJS. RANGACHAR

DEAN ( ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

7 1/11/2010 G. RAMPRABU

DANISH AHAMED

ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR.S.NAGARAJAN

HOD-IT,HITS

8 1/12/2011 RAJA .K PRINCE COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

DR. RAMESH KUMAR

PROF. IT, HITS

9 1/12/2011 GEORGINA BINOY

JOSEPH

K.C.G COLLEGE OF

TECHNOLOGY

DR. R. DEVANATHAN,

PROFESSOR EMERITUS -

HITS.

2. DR. RANGANATHAN

HOD-ECE, KC TECH

10 1/12/2011 P. SHEENU KERALA UNIVERSITY

DR. MJS. RANGACHAR

DEAN ( ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

11 2012-13 DURGADEVI.G PRINCE COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

DR.VANAJA

SHIVAKUMAR, HOD-ECE

12 2012-13 FELIX M PHILIP NEHRU ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR. RAJESWARI MUKESH

PROF. (CSE) HITS

13 2012-13 RAJASEKAR .A

DANISH AHAMED

ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR. R. DEVANATHAN,

PROFESSOR EMERITUS -

HITS.

14 2012-13 RENJITH THOMAS GISAT, KOTTAYAM 1. DR. MJS RANGACHAR

DEAN (ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

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2. DR.VANAJA

SIVAKUMAR

PROF. ECE

15 2012-13 A.M. BHARAT KUMAR

KRISHNA CHAITANYA

INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY &

SCIENCE,

MARTHAPURAM, AP

DR. MJS RANGACHAR

DEAN (ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

16 2013-14 BHUVANESWARY.N SKR ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR.RAJA PAUL

PERINBAM, PROFESSOR-

ECE, KCG.

17 2013-14 MAHALAKSHMI P SA ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

DR. MJS RANGACHAR

DEAN (ELECTRICAL

SCIENCES) HITS

18 2013-14 MADHUSOODHANAN.P INDIAN AIRFORCE,

TAMBARAM

DR.P.M.RUBESH ANAND

ASSO.PROF. ECE, HITS

19 2014-15 MR.ARUN MOHAN GISAT, KOTTAYAM

DR.SUMATHI POOBAL,

VP, KCG COLLEGE OF

TECHNOLOGY

20 2014-15 MR.DIAZ JAMES JOSE GISAT, KOTTAYAM

DR.EDGER RUSKIN

FRANK , SR.PROFESSOR,

EEE

21 2014-15 MR.PREM SANGEETH.V

IQ CONSULTANCY &

SERVICES,

BANGALORE

DR.EDGER RUSKIN

FRANK , SR.PROFESSOR,

EEE

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university : 1

Mr.Himanshu Singh, Lab instructor has been sponsored for M.S Programme in Naresuan University,

Thailand.

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s) ?

If so, highlight the methodology.

Interaction with industrialists, subject experts, hardware analysts, embedded programmers of various

organizations benefits the department in identifying the need of the society to take up necessary

modifications in developing new programmes.

Every new programme of the department is passed in the Board of Studies meeting and the outcome is

subjected to the approval of the Academic Council.


m. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department


Yes, Feedback/suggestions obtained from staff were taken into consideration while framing

the curriculum. And also from faculty of other colleges who visit the department on various occasions like

practical examinations, seminars, guest lectures, workshops etc. Their views are considered in the

preparation of the syllabus as well as teaching-learning-evaluation to meet the global challenges.

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n. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


Feedback is taken from students for every semester and the department takes the necessary steps

to satisfy them.

Students feedback on curriculum are incorporated into the curriculum through Board of Studies.

Statistical analysis is made on students feedback on staff and utilized for teaching-learning-

evaluation.

o. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Yes, we incorporate their suggestions into the curriculum through Board of Studies.


Sl.

No

Name of the Alumni Present

Designation Company Address Email ID

1 Sayee Chockalingam Software Engineer Accenture,

Bangalore [email protected]

2 Poonam Yadav Manager SBI, Delhi [email protected]

3 Rajasekhar Software Engineer Infosys [email protected]

4 Radhika Software Engineer Accenture [email protected]


external experts.

S.No Category 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 Workshops organized 4 3 3 4

2 Conference organized 1 1 - -

3 Seminar organized - - 3 2

4 Guest Lecture organized 4 9 16 8


LCD projectors

E-learning.

Technical Quiz

Group Discussion

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning

outcomes are monitored?

Classroom Interaction

Assignments, Surprise Quiz

Feedback Mechanism

Continuous Assessment Tests

Semester End Result Analysis

Employer

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Students and faculty members are involved in the following activities:

NSS

YRC

NCC

NSO

RRC

OPEN HOUSE FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS


(i) Value added Courses like Digital Design and Verification using CADENCE Tool is conducted for

PG Students.

(ii) NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM - is organized every year by the Department which serves as an open

forum to discuss various technical skills and latest trends.

(iii) NATIONAL CONFERENCE is organized by our department since past two years.

(iv) Guest Lectures by experts from other universities and industrial experts are arranged for various

subjects related to curriculum.

(v) Industrial Visit is arranged for the students every semester.

Details are given in ANNEXURE C.

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give

details.

Yes, Accredited by NBA in 2001 and reaccredited in 2004 & 2009 for 3 years

Certified by ISO 9001:2000


Activities such as seminars, guest lectures, workshops and hands-on-training in areas such as

robotics communications, embedded systems, VLSI provide support to students in gaining

knowledge and improve their skills to develop projects and active participation in academic

activities such as paper presentations etc.

Our faculty have involved in investigating the atmospheric aerosols and its impact to optical wave

propagation in open atmospheric environment in collaboration with Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore.

Department is actively engaged in generating new knowledge though research programs of faculty

in applied areas of Image Processing, Wireless Network and Network Security. Their findings are

published in various national and international Conference Proceedings & Journals.


STRENGTHS:

12. The department has well experienced faculty members.

13. The department has the credit of producing rank holders in various competitive exams.

14. The department has a Centre of Excellence in Photonics and LIDAR Research (CEPLR)

15. The Department has well equipped laboratories.

16. The department has a very good library with sufficient number of books. The faculty members and

students also have access to National and International Journals including e journals in the areas of

Communication, Embedded System and Signal Processing.

WEAKNESSES:

7. Time management of faculty in terms of Teaching, Research and Administration has to be improved.

8. Industry institute interaction needs to be improved.

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9. Active involvement in Professional Body activities has to be strengthened.

10. Need to improve the Research Activities through Funded Projects.

.

CHALLENGES:

5. To provide 100% job placements for the students.

6. To keep the curriculum updated with rapid changes in technology

7. To place more students in core companies within Electronics and Communication Sector.

8. To develop students to become entrepreneur in sectors like Embedded Systems and VLSI System

Design.

9. To motivate students to take up real time research projects, apply patent and develop prototype

products.

.

OPPORTUNITIES:

i. The department can develop laboratories in emerging areas in advanced communications and

networking and set up research centres.

ii. To develop projects in area relevant to society, namely Disaster Management, Rural Communication,

defense etc.


1. R&D in communication, VLSI and integrated system applications

2. To have more number of publications and patents in the emerging areas of Electronics and

Communication

Engineering

3. To obtain funded research projects from funding agencies.

4. To obtain consultancy from industries.

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering 1. Name of the Department: Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

2. Year of establishment:1992

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? School of Electrical Sciences.

4. Names of Programmes offered (UG, PG, Ph.D.,)

B.Tech : Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

M.Tech : i)Power Electronics and Drives.

ii) Power System Engineering

Ph.D : Electrical Engineering

5. Interdisciplinary Programmes and departments involved): Nil

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. :

Lab View Training conducted in collaboration with National Instruments, Bangalore.

7. Details of Programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons :Nil



S.no Sub code Title Sem Department

1 PAU104 Automotive Electrical and Electronics I MT-Auto

2 EE1647 Linear and Non Linear System Theory II ME(P&I)

3 EE2211 Electrical Machines II Motor Sports

4 EE2212 Basic Electrical Engineering II Mechanical,

Mechatronics

5 EE2241 Basic Electrical Engineering Lab II Motor Sports

6 EE2235 Electrical Engineering Lab II Mechanical,

Mechatronics

7 EE2213 Basic Electrical Technology II Auto

8 EE2236 Basic Electrical Lab II Auto,Aero

9 EE2205 Basic Electrical and Electronics Engg. II Aero , Aerospace

10 EE2311 Electrical Machines II ECE

11 EE2311 Electrical Machines III EIE

12 EE2235 Electrical Machines Lab III EIE/ECE

13 EE2314 Basic Electrical Technology III Chemical

14 EE2235 Electrical Engineering Lab III Chemical

15 EE1215 Electrical Machines and Drives III Mechatronics

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16 EE1216 Electrical Machines and Drives Lab III Mechatronics

17 CE1356 Building Service IV Civil

18 EE1501 Building Automation and Intelligent Building

Systems X B.Arch


Professors/others)

Sanctioned

Actual

Filled

Male Female

Professor 3 3 2 1

Associate Professors 3 2 1 1



under guidance

S.No Name of the Faculty Qualificat

ion Designation Specialization

No of years of

Experience

No. of Ph.D./

M.Phil.

students

guided for

the last 4

years

1 Dr.Edgar Ruskin Frank Ph.D Senior

Professor

Signal

Processing 23 3

2 Dr.A.K.Parvathy Ph.D Professor Power Systems 18.5 8

3 Mr.Abi koshy M.E. Associate

Professor

High Voltage

Engineering 36

4 Ms.B.Aruna Rajan M.E. Associate

Professor Power Systems 23

5 Ms.C.E.Geethadevi M.E. Assistant

Professor

Applied

Electronics 26

6 Mr.D.V.V.V.CH.Mouli M.E. Assistant

Professor

High Voltage

Engineering 13

7 Mr.R.Giri M.E. Assistant

Professor

Applied

Electronics 22

8 Mr.A.Arikesh M.E Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

10.5

9 Mr.E.Terence M.E. Assistant Applied

Electronics 15

Ms.P.Getzial anbumani M.E.

Assistant

Professor Power

Electronics and

8.8

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10 Drives

11

Ms.M.Sujatha M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

6.5

12

Ms.M.Maheswari M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

6.9

13

Mr.N.Karthik M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

11

14

Ms. N. Naha Renjini M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

5.3

15

Ms.V.Kanpurrani M.Tech Assistant

Professor

Instrumentation

& Control 5

16 Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay M.E.

Assistant

Professor Power Systems 7

17

Mr.K.Nandakumar M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

8

18

Mr.S.Srinivasan M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

6.5

19

Ms. Mirunalini M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

4.5

20 Mr. V. Mahesh Kumar

Reddy M.E.

Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

2.9

21

Ms. Rasmi Rajan M.E. Assistant

Professor

Power

Electronics and

Drives

2.9

22 Ms. J. Praisy Faith M.E.

Assistant

Professor

Applied

Electronics 0.6


Dr.R.Devanathan, Professor (Emeritus)

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise

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information :Nil


Year UG PG

2014-15 1:13 1:3

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual.

S.No Sanctioned Filled Actual

No of the Tech. Staff 5 5 5

No of the Admin. Staff 7 4 4


Renewable Energy Systems, Electric Drives and control Smart Grid,Signal Processing.



S.No Project Title Total Grants recieved National/International

1. Hybrid Energy Management using

Cyber – Physical

Controller” for real time EMS of Micro

grid Application

Rs 35.95 Lakhs Ministry of New and

Renewable Energy –

MNRE (National)

File No 24/4 2014-

SWES(R&D)


i) National collaboration b) International collaboration :Nil

19. Department projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total

grants received.

S.No Faculty Title Funding

Agency

Grant

Worth in

Rs

Duration

1. Dr.A.K.Parvathy Hybrid Energy

Management using

Cyber – Physical

Controller” for real

time EMS of Micro

grid Application

MNRE 35.95

Lakhs

Dec-2014 to

till date

(2 Years)

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state recognition

national recognition

international recognition

Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies :Nil

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) : International -39

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books : 5

Published a chapter Linearization of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Using MATLAB and

Simulink in a book “MATLAB FOR ENGINEERS – APPLICATIONS IN CONTROL, ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERING, IT AND ROBOTICS”, Intech Open Access Publisher, Croatia, PP387-406 in 2011, ISBN:

978953307914-1

Edited Books: 2.



Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) 39


SNIP

SJR:0.81

Impact Factor – range / average:1.41

h-index:27

(iii) Journal Publications – International:10

Sl.

No.

Year /

Month

Name of the

Faculty/Student Title

Journal

1 Jan

2016

B.Aruna Rajan

Dr.R.Devanathan

Modified Nevalinna-Pick

Interpolation Theory for Closed

Loop Pole Placement

Asian Journal of control, Vol:18,

No.1,PP-1-9, Jan2016

2 Mar-15 Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay ,

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Power system reliability evaluation

in a restructured power industry

International Journal of Energy

Engineering

3 Jan-15 Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Simulation and application on

Power system reliability for bulk

electrical system

LNEE series of Springer

180

4 Jan-15 Mr.S.Srinivasan

A Sabariraja

New Direct Torque Control

Algorithm for high Performance

Induction Motor

LNEE series of Springer

5 Dec-14

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Dr.R.Devanathan

Mr.V.Kamaraj

“Analysis and Application of

Quadratic Linearization

to the control of permanent magnet

synchronous Motor”

International Journal of Engineering

and Informatics Vol:6(4) 2014, PP

644-654

6 Oct-14

R.Karthikeyan

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Study of PV Panels and Analysis of

various MPPT Techniques

Journal of Theoretical and Applied

Information Technology, Vol.68,

No.2, PP 463-473, 2014

7 May-13 D.V.V.V.Ch.Mouli,

K.Dhanvanthri

Digital and Fuzzy PID control for

STATCOM

European journal of scientific

Research Volume 101, No.1, PP 44-

52

8 Mar-13 Mr.Mahiban Lindsay

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Enhancing Power System

Reliability using

Multiple FACTS Devices

International journal of Scientific &


Volume 4,issue 3,March 2013

PP141-145

9 Jan-13

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Dr.R.Devanathan

Mr.V.Kamaraj

Explicit Necessary and Sufficient

Condition for Quadratic

Linearization

Asian Journal of Control ,

Vol. 15, No. 1,PP 1-12, January

2013.

10 Sep-12 D.V.V.V.Ch.Mouli,

K.Dhanvanthri

Analysis & Design of Closed Loop

Control

Using PID to Enhance Voltage

Stability for STATCOM

International Review of Automatic

Control

(Theory and Applications)Vol.5

No.5,2012

Please see annexure-I for details regarding remaining publications.

23. Details of patents and income generated : Details of Patents filed

Sl.No Title of the Patent filed Applicants Application No.

1 “PYRO AEGIS-FIRE PROTECTION FOR

TRAINS”

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

Ms.Shaikh Nagma Anwar

3254/CHE/2014

2 “DESIGN OF POWER CONVERTERS FOR

BATTERY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE”

Ms.B.Aruna Rajan

Mr.B.Santhosh

3249/CHE/2014

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Electromagnetic and Electrostatic study in 765 k V

Bara Switchyard – Rs.60,000/- for Larson ans Tubro Ltd


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and abroad : 11

S. No. Year / Month Date Company Visited

Name of Faculty

1 February 2015

6.2.2015

Schwing Shetter

Irunkattukottai

SIPCOT

Mr.A.Arikesh

Ms.A.Mirunalini

2 January 2015

21.1.2015 IGCAR

Kalpakkam

Mr.A.Arikesh

Ms.Rasmi Rajan

3

November 2014

21.11.2014 IIT, Madras Lab Dr.Edgar Ruskin Frank

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

4

October 2014

17.102014 ICF Mr.A.Arikesh

Ms.S.Srinivasan

5

September 2014

18.9.2014

19.9.2014

JVS Electricals

Karnataka Power Grid

Corporation Ltd

Bengaluru

Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay

Ms.J.Praisy Faith

6

December 2013

13.12.2013 MAPS, Kalpakkam Mr.K.Nandakumar

Ms.Rasmi Rajan

7 December 2013 9.12.2013 IGCAR, Kalpakkam Mr.K.Nandakumar

8

September 2013

30.9.2013 High Voltage Lab,

IIT Madras

Mrs.C.E.Geethadevi

Mrs.P.Getzial Anbumani

9

August 2013

14.8.2013 C-WET Ms.Anisha

Mr.N.Karthik

10 March 2013 23.3.2013 Kundha Power Plant, Ooty Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay

11 March 2013

21.3.2013 Neyveli Lignite

Corporation, Neyveli

Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay

Please see annexure-II for details regarding remaining visits of faculty to industries.



Dr.R.Devanthan is the IEEE chair of Nanotechnology chapter .

Dr.A.K.Parvathy served as reviewer for IEEE International Conference on Electrical Energy Systems 2014

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at SSN College of Engineering.

Dr.A.K.Parvathy is a member of Doctoral Committee at Anna University.

Mr.E.Terence, IEEE Student Branch Counselor, Hindustan University

Mrs.M.Maheswari, IEEE Student Branch Counselor, Hindustan University


programs and similar programs). Faculty members are encouraged to attend seminars, workshops and

NPTEL programs

Seminars / Workshops Attended: 10

S.

No.

Date Topic Name of Faculty / Student

attended Venue / City

1 29.1.2015 Workshop on “Research

Methodology”

Ms.M.Maheswari

Ms.M.Sujatha

Ms.P.Getzial Anbumani

Mr.A.Arikesh

Mr.E.Terence


2 28.1.2015

Demonstration of Project on “EMF

study of

765 KV Switchyard” to AGM &

Colleagues of NTPC Ltd., Noida,

UP

Dr.R.Devanathan HITS, Chennai

3 5.1.2015 to

7.1.2015 Indian Conference Conference Dr.R.Devanathan IIT, Madras

4 20.9.2014 IEEE Student Branch

Counselor’s meet

Ms.B.Aruna Rajan

Ms.M.Maheswari

Anna University

Chennai

5 22.8.2014

23.8.2014

Challenges in Integration of

Renewable Energy Resources Mr.N.Karthik

PSG College of Technology

Coimbatore

6 7.8.2014

Mathematical Modeling and

Control System Design using

MATLAB and Simulink

Ms.M.Sujatha

Ms.A.Mirunalini

Le Royal Meridian

Chennai

7 12.7.2014 IET Technical Seminar on Power

Quality Issues in Power Systems

N Mahiban Lindsay

N.Karthik

E.Terence

S.Srinivasan

Palm Grove Hotel

Chennai

8 27.2.2014 COMSOL Training

Mr.A.Arikesh

Mr.N.Karthik

HITS, Chennai

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Mr.S.Srinivasan

Mrs.C.E.Geetha Devi

Mrs.M.Maheswari

Ms.A.Mirunalini

9 10.1.2014 International workshop on clean,

Control & Communication Energy

Ms.N.Naharenjini

Ms.Rasmi Rajan

SKP Engineering

College

Thiruvannamalai

10 13.8.2013

Seminar on Solar Panel

design and

Challenges

Smart Grid Issues

Mr.A.Arikesh

Mr.N.Karthik

Megna College

of Engineering

Chennai

Please see annexure-III for details regarding remaining programs attended by faculty


percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects: 80%


:20%


Faculty

Dr. A.K. Parvathy - HOD/EEE - Er. D.A. Rajan Promotional Award by IET Madras Section

during September 2014

Students

Ms. Sheik Nagma Anwar won First Place I”Green Award 2013’’.

Mr. Priya Pritam Panda won in State level competition conducted by TEDA



Conferences Organized - (International) -Nil

An International conference is planned.

“International Conference on Computing, Communication and Energy Systems”(CESCON 2015) during 15th

–

17th

April 2015.

Conferences Organized - (National)

184

S.

No.

Year /

Month Date

Theme of

Conference

Resource Person(s) (Name,

Designation, Organization,

City)

No. of

Participants

Source of

Funding

1 2013/

March

14.3.13

15.3.13

Energy,

Systems and

Control

Dr.R.S.Shivakumara Aradhya,

Additional Director PSD,

CPRI, Bangalore

Prof.K.Shanthi Swarup

IIT, Madras

Mr.K.K.Rajan

Director, FRTG

IGCAR, Kalpakkam

150

1.DRDO

(Rs.40,000/-)

2 2011/

April

20/4/2011

21/4/2011

Energy,

Systems and

Control

Dr.Govinda Bol Shreshta,

NTU

Dr.Shivakumar, Director

PCRA

Dr.Bala Pesala,Scientist CSIR

Dr.R.Sridhar,Scientist,CSIR

164

1.DRDO

(Rs.40,000/-)

2.IWTMA

(Rs.50,000/-)

3.TEDA

(Rs.20,000/-)

4.PCRA

(Rs.35,000/-)

5.Numeric

Power Systems

(Rs.25,000/-)

Seminars / Workshops Organized - (International):6

S. No.

Year / Month

Name of the Expert

Topic

No. of

Participants

1

February

2015

Dr.Sukrudee Sukchai

Director

School of Renewable Energy

Technology, Naresuan University,

“Role of Renewable Energy

Technology in Thailand” 200

185

Thailand

2

January

2015

Dr.R.S.Sreenivas

Professor

University of Illinois

Urbana, Illinois

USA

“Embedded Control

– Theory and

Applications”

250

3

January

2015

Dr.Jyotirmoy V. Deshmukh

Researcher/Engineer

Toyota Technical Center

Gardena, USA

"Making Formal Methods

work in Industrial Practice" 250

4

January

2015

Dr.Soura Dasgupta

Professor

University of Iowa

Iowa, USA

"Feedback Control for

Distributed MIMO

Communications"

250

5

January

2015

Dr.Amit K. Sanyal

Professor

New Mexico State University

USA

"Dynamics, Control and

Estimation of Robotic

Spacecraft: How Good

Theory can lead to Good

Practice"

250

6

January

2015

Dr.Vikram Kapila

Professor

Mechanical & Aerospace

Engineering

NYU Polytecnic School of

Engineering, NY, USA

"Robotics & Mechatronics" 250

Seminars / Workshops Organized - (National)- 7

S.

No.

Year / Month Date Theme

Details of the Resource

Person(s)

No. of

Participants

1 2014

DEC

5.12.2014 Innovations in

Electrical Engineering

Mr.R.Ganesh

Asst. Executive Engineer

70

186

TANGEDCO

2 2014

SEP

20.9.2014 Symposium “Ωmega

2k14”

Mr.S.Sundar

Associate Director

Cognizant Technology

Solutions

Mr.R.Balaji

Regional Sales Manager

Bon Figlioli Transmissions

Pvt. Ltd

150

3 2014

Feb

27/02/14 COMSOL

Training

Mrs.Gayathri

COMSOL Multi physics PVT

Ltd.

Bangalore

10

4 2014

Feb

5/02/14 Workshop on Design

of substation and its

components

Mr Ravichandran

Gurumurthy, General

Manager, Sterling and

Wilson Ltd, Chennai

200

5 2014

Jan

29/01/14 Seminar on Smart Grid Dr.Jayashri

Ravishankar,School of

Electrical Engineering &

Telecommunication

University of New south

wales,Sydney

200

6

2013

Sept

21.09.13

Inauguration of IEEE

Industry Application SB

Chapter &HEESA –

Department of EEE

Mr.S.Rajavel, Executive Vice-

President&Head,

Water& Renewable Energy

IC-Larsen&Tubro Limited,

300

7 August/2012 23&24/8/12 Workshop

on’Electromagnetic

Fields

Dr.Rangachar,HITS

Dr.Harishankar

ramachandran,IIT-M

80

See Annexure-IV

187

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments .

As formulated by department of research(See Appendix A)


S.No Course UG/PG MALE FEMALE

TOTAL

1. B.E (2008- 12 Batch) UG 63 12 75

2. B.E.(2009- 13 Batch) UG 91 11 102

3. B.E. 2010- 14 Batch) UG 84 8 92

4. B.Tech. (2011 – 15 Batch) UG 67 5 72

5. B.Tech. (2012 – 16 Batch) UG 69 3 72

6. M.E. Power Electronics(2008 – 10) PG 3 - 2

7. M.E. Power Electronics(2009 – 11) PG 17 2 19

8. M.E. Power Electronics(2010 – 12) PG 19 6 25

9. M.Tech. Power Electronics(2011 – 13) PG 16 4 20

10. M.Tech. Power Electronics(2013 – 15) PG 1 5 6

11. M.Tech. Power Electronics(2014 – 16) PG 2 - 2

12. M.E. Applied Electronics(2008 – 10) PG 1 - 1

13. M.E. Applied Electronics(2009 – 11) PG - - -

14. M.E. Applied Electronics(2010 – 12) PG 1 2 3

15. M.Tech. Applied Electronics(2011 – 13) PG 1 6 7

16. M.Tech(Power System)2013-2015 PG 2 1 3

17. M.Tech(Power System)2014-2016 PG 2 1 3


Name of the

Programme


Academic

year

% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of students

from other

countries

M.TECH-Power

Electronics and

Drives

2012-2014 --- 70 30 --

2011-2013 --- 80 20 --

2010-2012 --- 57 43 --

2009-2011 --- 20 80 --

2008-2010 --- 66 -- 34

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Name of the

Programme


Academic

year

% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of students

from other

countries

M.TECH-Applied

Electronics

2012-2014 --- 57 43 --

2011-2013 --- 34 66 --

2010-2012 --- 70 30 --

2009-2011 --- --- --- --

2008-2010 -- 100 --- --



Year / Subject

GATE OTHERS (GRE, UPSC etc)

Appeared Qualified Appeared Qualified

2011 – 12 22 16 10 7

2012-13 10 1 5 3

2013-14 29 5 15 8



UG to PG 2006-2014 40

PG to M.Phil. Nil

PG to Ph.D. 15

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral

Employed

Campus selection


2008-2012 campus Other

than campus

25 17

2007-2011 33 0

2006-2010 14 0

2009-2013 18 57

2010-2014 20 36






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37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period :

A.K.Parvathyawarded Ph.D degree by Anna University on 8th

March 2013


a) Library

Sl.No Description Nos.

1 Books 2340

2 Volume 7443

3 Journal International 2

4 Journal National 9


1. LAN Connection is available for faculty members

2. Students can access Internet in Micro Computer and Simulation Lab

c) Total number of class rooms. 5

d) Class rooms with ICT facility.4

e) Students’ laboratories .

1. Machines lab I & II.

2.Applied Electronics lab

3.Control and Instrumentation lab.

4.Micro Computer & Simulation Lab.

5. Faraday’s Lab I & II

f) Research laboratories :NIL



Sl.No Name Supervisor Dept.

1 Ms.B.Aruna Rajan Dr.R.Devanathan EEE

2 Ms.C.E.Geetha Devi do EEE

3 Mr.A.Arikesh Dr.A.K.Parvathy EEE

4 Ms.M.Sujatha do EEE

5 Ms.M.Maheswari do EEE

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6 Mr.E.Terence do EEE

7 Mr.N.Mahiban Lindsay do EEE

8 Mr.S.Srinivasan do EEE

10 Mr.N.Karthik do EEE

b) from other institutions/universities

Sl.No Name Supervisor Dept.

1 Ms.S.Reshmila Dr.R.Devanathan EEE

2 Mr.R.Karthikeyan Dr.A.K.Parvathy EEE

3 Mr.K.Madhavan

Dr.C.Vaithilingam

Professor,VIT.

EEE

4 Ms.Gayathri Devi Dr.Edgar Ruskin Frank EEE

5 Mr.Sarath K S Dr.Edgar Ruskin Frank EEE

6 Mr.Nidagha Kumar Rayaguru

Dr.P.Deivasundari

HOD,EEE,KCG College of

Technology.

EEE

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.Nil



Yes. The requirement of industries, research organizations and higher studies of students were considered

while developing new programmes.The discussions with industries, research organizations etc was done during

Board Of Studies meeting with the industrial experts, during conferences and during the visit to industries. For

example M.Tech Power Electronics and Drives was introduced to expose the students to the current topics of

interest like Smart grid, Power Quality, Efficient Usage of renewable resources etc., so that they will get placement

in Industries, Research Institutes, Academic Institutes, TNEB and other various public and Private sector

undertaking.

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p. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize

the feedback?

The curriculum is periodically reviewed and updated based on the feedback obtained from faculty. Certain

changes in curriculum are made based on the merits and problems faced by the faculty during teaching learning

process and marks obtained by students.

q. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Students’ feedback on staff and teaching-learning-evaluation is obtained as Students Evaluation Report and is

discussed with the staff concerned.The report is viewed seriously. Feedback is obtained from students during

class committee meeting and also syllabus coverage is discussed regularly.

r. Alumni and Employers on the Programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

The curriculum is updated periodically based on the feedback obtained from industrial experts, employers,

alumni and students. Value addition programmes are offered to students to complement the curriculum and to

develop soft skills and overall personality. This also equips them to meet the industrial needs

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10).

S.NO NAME DESIGNATION COMPANY

1 Sundar Swamynathan Associate Director CTS

2 Rafiq Ahamed Founder , CEO and

System Architect

Ethical Intelligent Technologies

3 Lakshmi Narasimhan R Project Manager III Molina Healthcare INC. ,USA

4 Arun Rajasekaran Deputy Manager HAL , Bengaluru

5 Dixit U.K Senior Engineer Robert Bosch Automotive

Electronics India Pvt Ltd

6 Charunethran PG Architect-Capability

Access Team

Intel Corporation,USA

7 Mr.Arun Mathew Chandy Team Leader Tata Honey Bell Pvt.Ltd,Pune.

8 Mr.K.Cherian George Manager Ashok Leyland Ltd.

9 Mr.Saqib Hasan R&D Engineer Emerson Network power ,Mumbai.

10 Mr.Arvind. S Business Technology

Analyst

Deloitte


external experts.

Seminars / Workshops Organized: 9

S. No. Year / Month

Theme Details of the Resource Person(s) No. of

Participants

1

Grid Integration of

Renewable Energy

Sources

1.Mr.K.V.Rupchand

Chairman, IEEE-PES Madras Chapter

200

192

September

2014

2.Dr. Chitti Babu.B Ph.D, MIEEE.,

Post Doc. Research Fellow,

Wroclaw University of Technology,

Poland.

3.Mr.Karthik Balaji

Technical Training Officer

Vestas Wind Technology India Ltd.

4.Ms.Chenthamarai Selvam

Sr.Principal Scientist,

CSIO-Chennai Centre

2

August

2014

Advanced

Technologies in BME

Electronics and

Signal Processing,

Arvind, AT Labs 18

3

July

2014

Illumination &

Lighting Design using

Dialux

Mr.Selva Kumar

Design Engineer

ABB Ltd.,

&

Mr.Rajkumar, L&T constructions

Chennai

60

4

October

2013

LabView Training

Program Experts from EEE/ECE/EIE and AERO

Department(HITS)

15

5

August

2013

Solar Energy

Technology &

Evaluation

Mr.S.Ramalingam,

National President

Energy & Fuel Users Association of India,

Chennai

Mr.Milan Kumar, Dy.General Manager &

Head – EDRC, Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Chennai

120

6

March

2013

Issues in Grid

integration of

renewable energy

sources like large wind

farms

Dr. R.S.Shivakumara Aradhya, Additional

Director, PSD; CPRI- Bangalore

100

7

March

2013

Energy Security on the

nation-A need for

future

Mr. K.K.Rajan, Director, Fast Reactor

Technology Group , IGCAR , Kalpakkam

100

193

8

January

2012

Recent Trends and

Development in Wind

Energy

Dr.S.Gomathinayagam, Executive Director,

C-WET

Ms.Deepa Kurup, Scientist, C-WET

Mr. S.Arul Selvan, Assistant Engineer, C-

WET

Mr.Selva Kumar

Design Engineer

ABB Ltd.,

Chennai

100

Please see annexure-V for details regarding remaining programs.

Special Lectures conducted by External Experts: 11

S. No.

Year / Month

Name of the Expert

Topic

No. of

Participants

1

January

2015

Dr.R.S.Sreenivas

Professor

University of Illinois

Urbana, Illinois

USA

Distinguished Lecture

Series in Electrical and

Electronics on “Embedded

Control

– Theory and

Applications”

250

2

January

2015

Dr.Jyotirmoy V. Deshmukh

Researcher/Engineer

Toyota Technical Center

Gardena, USA



Electronics on "Making

Formal Methods work in

Industrial Practice"

250

3

January

2015

Dr.Soura Dasgupta

Professor

University of Iowa

Iowa, USA



Electronics on "Feedback

Control for Distributed

MIMO Communications"

250

4

Dr.Amit K. Sanyal

Professor

New Mexico State University



Electronics on "Dynamics,

Control and Estimation of

250

194

January

2015

USA

Robotic Spacecraft: How

Good Theory can lead to

Good Practice"

5

January

2015

Dr.Vikram Kapila

Professor

Mechanical & Aerospace

Engineering

NYU Polytecnic School of

Engineering, NY, USA



Electronics on "Robotics &

Mechatronics"

250

6

December

2014

Er.V.Sankara Narayanan

Former Addl. Chief Engineer,

TNEB,Chennai

Energy Saving Measures in

Industries 100

7

August

2014

Er.V.Sankara Narayanan

Former Addl. Chief Engineer,

TNEB,Chennai

Power System Protection

and Overview 100

8 September

2013

Dr.E.Bhaskaran,

Deputy DirectorIndustries and

Commerce,

Entrepreneurship Development

Institute, Chennai

Entrepreneurship

Development using Solar

Energy

100

9 August

2013

Dr.K.K.Ramakrishnan,

AT&T Labs,

New Jersey, USA

IEEE distinguished lecture

on “Networking the cloud:

Enabling Enterprise

computing & Storage”

500

10 February

2013

Er.S.Subramani,

Assistant Engineer,

Transformer Erection,

TNEB, Chennai

Maintenance of Substation

Equipments & Operations

95

11 October

2012

Dr. R. Neela,

Associate Professor, Annamalai

University

Computer Control of Power

Systems

120

Please see annexure-VI for details regarding remaining guest lectures.


1. Chalk and Talk.

2. Power Point Presentation.

195

3. Video Presentation.

4. OHP Presentation.

5. Group Discussion.

6. Quiz programs.

7. Seminars by Students.

8. Assignments.

46.How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning


1. Continuous assessment through unit tests, assignments and quizzes.

2. Seminars and Model Examinations

3. Regular assessment for experiments done in the labs.

4. Class Committee meeting for each class.

47.Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Staffs:

1. Industrial Visit: 9

S. No. Year / Month Date Company Visited

Name of Faculty

1 January 2015

21.1.2015 IGCAR

Kalpakkam

Mr.A.Arikesh

Ms.Rasmi Rajan

2

November 2014

21.11.2014 PANIIT Alumni Leadership

Series(PALS)

Dr.Edgar Ruskin Frank

Dr.A.K.Parvathy

3

October 2014

17.102014 ICF – Faculty Industrial

Visit by PALS

Mr.A.Arikesh

Ms.S.Srinivasan

4

September 2013

30.9.2013 High Voltage Lab,

IIT Madras

Mrs.C.E.Geethadevi

Mrs.P.Getzial Anbumani

5

August 2013

14.8.2013 C-WET Ms.Anisha

Mr.N.Karthik

6

November 2012

5/11/12 INS Rajali Mr.R.Giri

Mrs.M.Maheswari

7

November 2012

13-15 Nov 12

2009,2011

ISRO Satellite Centre

NTU,Singapore

Dr.R Devanathan

196

NUS,Singapore

Dongkuk University, South

Korea

8 January 2012 7/1/12 ABB Mrs.M.Maheswari

9 February 2012 10/2/12 DANFOSS Mrs.M.Maheswari

2. Active participation of staffs in NSS,NCC ,YRC, TOASTMASTER CLUB

3. Born to Win Program

4. Body and Mind alignment Program

Student visits to companies / R&D organizations

1. Integral Coach Factory.

2. Danfoss Industries

3. Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research – Kalpakkam

4. C-WET – Chennai

5. TNEB – Sholinganallur

6. Sripurumbudur Substation

7. Goa Shipyard Ltd

8. BSNL Tambaram

9. Technocrat Automation - Chennai

10. Engine Factory – Avadi

11. Areva ( T & D )

12. Main Load Dispatch Centre – Chennai

13. Indian Society of Lighting Engineers

14. Ennore Thermal Power Station

15. IIT, Madras

16. Nippon Batteries Company Pvt. Ltd

17. Mettur Thermal & Hydro Power Plant

18. KST Wind Engineering Industries.

Student internship / summer schools attented by students in various organization like

Koodankulam Nuclear Power Poject

Neyveli Lignite Corporation

Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research – Kalpakkam

Goa Shipyard Ltd

48.Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

S.

No. Year / Month

Theme of

Conference

Resource Person(s) (Name, Designation,

Organization, City) No. of Participants

197

1 2013/March Energy,systems and

control

Dr. Ramganathan, Dean ECE,

KCG College of Technology

Dr. Chandarchoodan,

Dy. Director, South Region,

PCRA

Dr.R.P.Kumudhini Devi,

CEG, Chennai

Prof. K.R.Shantha, HOD/EEE. SVCE, Chennai

Dr.Hyacinth J Kennady, Prof/Mech, HITS,

Chennai

Dr.V.Kamaraj, HOD/EEE, SSNCE, Chennai

150

2 2011/April Energy,systems and

control

Dr.Govinda Bol Shreshta, NTU

Dr.Shivakumar, Director PCRA

Dr.Bala Pesala,Scientist CSIR

Dr.R.Sridhar,Scientist,CSIR

164

New Experiments are designed and simulated by students beyond the syllabus. Students are to submit

review reports on various journal/conference papers on particular topics so that their research interest is

inculcated.

49.State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

Not Accredited

50. Briefly highlight the contributions in generating new knowledge, basic or applied. Nil

51.Detail five major Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Challenges(SWOC) of the department

Strength:

i. Dedicated and sincere faculty members with required qualification.

ii. They are ready to take up administrative and academic loads assigned to them

iii. There is a good rapport between faculty and students

iv. One funded research project is obtained from MNRE.

v. Improvement in the number of publications in journals and conferences.

Weakness:

i. Students development activities to be improved.

ii. Students have poor knowledge in English and Mathematics.

Challenges:

i. Research collaboration with reputed Universities to be established.

198

ii. To improve placement and pass percentage.

i. To keep the curriculum updated with rapid changes in technology

ii. To develop students to become entrepreneur in sectors like Substation erection, Traction works,

renewable energy and embedded system

Opportunities:

iii. The department can develop laboratories in emerging areas in Power Electronics.

iv. To develop projects in area relevant to society, namely renewable energy power generation, power

quality etc.

v. Opportunities for contribution to defence related projects using the services of faculty members.

vi. To carryout research in emerging areas like smart grid.


i. To set up centre of Excellence on ‘Renewable Energy Systems’

ii. To encourage faculty to register for PhD.,

iii. To organize international conference

iv. To obtain funded projects from government organizations like DST, DRDO etc.,

v. To obtain consultancy projects from industries

199

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering

1. Name of the Department : Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

2. Year of Establishment : UG – 1995

PG - 2009

3. Is the Department part of a School / Faculty of the university? Yes

School of Electrical Sciences

4. Courses / Programmes :

Programme Year

B.Tech-Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 1995

B.Tech-Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (Specialization in Robotics and Control) 2009

B.Tech-Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (Specialization in Industrial Automation) 2014

B.Tech-Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering. (Specialization in Real Time Embedded

Systems) 2014

M.Tech-Process Control and Instrumentation Engineering 2014

M.Tech-Industrial Automation 2014


M.Tech-Robotics and Control – Centre for Automation and Robotics (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.: Nil

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons : Nil

8. Examination System:Semester System


Courses Department Semester

Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Aerospace II

Microprocessor and its applications BCA III

Automotive Instrumentation and Embedded system Automobile VI

Process Dynamics & Control Chemical VII

Instrumentation and process Control Chemical VI


200

Professors/others)

Teaching Post Sanctioned Filled Actual

(including CAS & MPS)

Professor 1 1 1


Assistant. Professors 7 7 7

TEACHING POST MALE FEMALE

Professor 1 NIL

Associate Professors 1 NIL

Assistant. Professors(Selection Grade) 2 1

Assistant. Professors(Senior Scale) 2 -

Assistant. Professors - 2

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under

guidance

S.

No.

Name

Qualificat


No. of

Years of

Experienc

e

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.

students guided

for the last 4

years

1 Dr. U.

Ramachandraiah Ph. D Professor

Adoptive Signal

Processing 21.3

(8 +2)*

*Current

Research

Scholars

2

Mr. G.

Muthukumaran M.E Associate Professor

Computer

Science 13.3 -

3 Mr. S. Janakiraman M.E. Asst. Professor

(Selection grade)

Applied

Electronics 10.9 -

4 Ms. G. Vimalarani M.E Asst. Professor

(Selection Grade)

Applied

Electronics 6.8 -

5 Mr. J. S. Prasath M.E. Asst. Professor

(Selection grade)

Process Control

&

Instrumentation

8.3 -

6 Mr. R. Natesan M.Tech Asst. Professor

(Senior Scale)

Control &

Instrumentation 2.9 -

7 Mr. K.

Nageswararao M.Tech

Asst. Professor

(Senior Scale)

Electronics &

Instrumentation 3.2 -

201

S.

No.

Name

Qualificat


No. of

Years of

Experienc

e

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.

students guided

for the last 4

years

8 Ms. V. Kiruthika

M.Tech

MBA Asst. Professor

Biomedical

Engineering,

Hospital

Management

2.7 -

9 Ms. S. K. Indumathi M.E Asst. Professor

Process Control

&Instrumentati

on

2.6 -

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors:-Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information: - Nil.

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:-

S.NO Programme Student Teacher Ratio

1 UG

17:1

2 PG

12:1


No of academic Support Staff Technical Support Staff Administrative Staff

Sanctioned 4 2

Filled: 4 2

Actual 4 2


Signal Processing and Process Instrumentation & control

Biomedical Instrumentation

Image Processing

Wireless Sensor Networks

Active Noise Control

Adaptive Control System

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and c) Total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. :-

a) National: One

S. No Funding

Agency Title Grants Received

202

1 MNRE

Design And Development Of 1kw Hybrid Vertical Axis Wind

Turbine System For Low Wind Speed Regimes (Joint funded

Project with Department of Mechanical Engineering)

28.5 Lakhs.

Ref No24/6/2014-

SWES (R&D dated

27.8.2014.)


National collaboration b) International collaboration: - Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants

received. : - Please refer no 17.

20. Research facility / Centre with

state recognition :-Nil

national recognition :-Nil

international recognition :-Nil


Intel Intelligent Systems Lab collaborated by Intel & Foundation for Innovation and Collaborative

Education (FICE).

Centre for Automation and Robotics in collaboration with M/S YASKAYA INDIA

22. Publications:


International: 15

National: 3

S.

No.

Year /

Month

Name of Faculty /

Student Title Journal

1 January

2015

G. Muthukumaran

Dr. Uppu

Ramachandraiah

Role of Nanobots and their

Medical applications.

Advanced Materials Research Vol. 1086

(2015) pp 61-67

Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1086.6

1

2 June

2014 J. S. Prasath

Security in Industrial

Wireless Networks

International Journal of Computer

Technology and applications, Scopus

Indexed, ISSN 2229-6093, Volume 5, Issue

3, Page – 1302-1308.

3 May

2014

Mr. Prabhakaran P,

Mr. G.

Muthukumaran Mr.

Moovendan P

Multi-functional Bed for

Quadriplegia Patients

The Patent Journal with the application

number 6188/CHE/2013, Issue 2, Page 634.

4 April

2014

G. Muthukumaran

Dr. Uppu

Ramachandraiah

Design and Development of

Multifunctional wall

climbing Robot for NDE

Inspection at in accessible

areas

International Journal of Advances in Science

Engineering and Technology

Volume- 2, Issue-2, April-2014

ISSN:2321-9000

203

5 April

2014

Shalini R. Nair,

Shyam R. Nair

Study and Comparison of

Aerodynamic Forces on an

Aircraft and Suspension

Bridge

IOSR Journal of Engineering, ISSN 2250-

3021, Volume 04, Issue 04, Page – 43 to 46.

6 March

2014 P. Ramesh

3D Gesture Recognition

Based Wireless control

System

International Journal of Science and

Research, ISSN 2319-7064, Volume 3, Issue

3, Page – 463 to 467.

7 March

2014 P. Ramesh

Field Oriented Control of

Permanent Magnet

Synchronous Motor

International Journal of Computer Science

and Mobile Computing, ISSN 2320-088X,

Volume 3, Issue 3, Page – 269 to 275.

8 August

2013

S. K. Indumathi

Realization and Real Time

Implementation of PF - PID

Control Algorithm using

PLC on a Pneumatic Process

International Journal of Advanced Trends in

Computer Science and Engineering, ISSN

2278-3091, Volume 2, Issue 2, Page – 159 to

163

9 February

2013

J. S. Prasath

Wireless monitoring of Heart

rate using Microcontroller

International Journal of Advanced research

in Computer Science and Electronics

Engineering, ISSN 2277-9043, Volume 2,

Issue 2, Page – 214 to 219.

10 Novemb

er 2012 Mr. Shyam. R. Nair

Study on Robotics for

Warfare

India’s Strategic Spectrum, DEFED

2012.(National) Vol. 1,Page No:7

Remaining in Annexure III

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books: 1

S. No. Chapter Name And Number Book Name Faculty Involved

1 A Study on Robotics in Warfare

Chapter No. 11

India's Strategic Spectrum

A Technological Perspective

Shyam R. Nair

Edited Books :NIL

Books with ISBN with details of publishers :NIL


Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) : 3

Citation Index – range / average : NIL

SNIP : NIL

SJR : NIL

Impact Factor – range / average : 0.6 - 2

h-index: NIL


*Patent filed and examination waited

204

S. No Invention Name Details

Reference Number Faculty Involved Income Generated

1 Multifunctional Bed for

Quadriplegia Patients

6188/che/2013

Patent Journal

01014_part_i

Page 634\

G. Muthukumaran Nil

2

A Novel Counting Device for

Domestic Pressure Cookers,

Suitable for Hearing Impaired

(Code pec)

2047/che/2012

Patent Journal

01062012_part_i

Page 8513

G. Muthukumaran Nil

3

Improved Solar Powered Low Cost

Tyre Pressure

Sensing Assembly With

Bifurcation for

Automobiles

772/che/2011

Patent Journal

010142011_part_i

Page 5715

G. Muthukumaran Nil

4

An Apparatus Capable of

Automatically Reducing The

Speed of The Automobile Within

A Pre-determined Controlled

Speed Zone

1064/che/2009

Patent Journal

09042010_part_i

Page 8714

G. Muthukumaran Nil

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated :-

Collaborated with Development of Goniometer using Flex Sensor project to Chettinad Hospital, Chennai worth

Rs.15, 000/-

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India and

abroad:-. (29 May 2014 to 10th

June 2014)

Mr. G. Muthukumaran, Associate Professor and Mr. R. Shyam Nair, Assistant Professor visited the following Labs /

Universities

Robotics Labs, University of Utah, USA

Industrial Robotics, Bio- Robotics ,University of North Florida, USA

Prototyping lab, Robotics lab and Incubation Centre , Illinois Institute of Technology, USA


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify):-

Name of the faculty: Dr. U. Ramachandraiah

a) National committees: NIL

b) International committees: NIL

c) Editorial Boards:

Dr. U. Ramachandraiah elected as a Member of International Editorial Review Board, International Journal of

embedded and real-time Communication Systems, (IJERTCS), USA

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs

and similar programs)

Faculty attend workshops organized by Corporate like Intel ,Wipro, etc.,

Faculty Development programme by Experts

Technical Seminar and Workshops attended by faculty organized by Industries & Universities.

(Refer Annexure-1 for Details)

205



S. No Year Percentage Of Students

- in-house projects

1 2011-2012 88

2 2012-2013 86

3 2013-2014 91

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry /institute

S. No Year Percentage Of Students –

Industry Projects

1 2011-2012 12

2 2012-2013 14

3 2013-2014 9


Faculty:

S.

No

Month

/Year

Faculty Name Title of Award /Nature of

Recognition

Organizer / Place

1 October

2014

Dr. Uppu

Ramachandraiah

Executive Committee Member

-National level

The Institution of Engineer

s (I), Tamil Nadu State

Centre, Electronics &

Telecommunication Engin

eering Division

2 December

2014

Dr. Uppu

Ramachandraiah

Chapter Chair

-International level

IEEE, Madras Section,

Instrumentation and

Measurement Society

Chapter.

3 September

2014

G.Muthukumaran NIYANTRA -2014 – The annual

Graphical system Design contest

- National level

National Instruments India,

Bangalore,- Won 1st. prize

(Cash prize Rs.75,000)

4 May

2014

G. Muthukumaran University Rover Challenge-

2014,USA – Competition

Hindustan Mars Rover Team

achieved 3rd position from India

and 18th position throughout the

world in University Rover

Challenge 2014

-International Level

University Rover

Challenge-2014,USA Mars

Desert Research Station,

Utah,

(May 29-31)

5 October

2013

Dr. Uppu

Ramachandraiah

Member of International

Editorial Review Board



Embedded and Real-Time

Communication Systems

(IJERTCS)(Scopus

Journal)

Doctoral / post-doctoral fellows :-Nil

Students:

206

S.No Month

/Year

Faculty Name Title of Award /Nature of

Recognition

Organizer / Place

1 September

2014

Sandeep kumar

Mohit Gouda

Puranjan das

Nitish kumar – Final

year B.Tech students

NIYANTRA -2014 – The

annual Graphical system

Design contest

- National level

National Instruments India,

Bangalore,- Won

I st. prize (Cash prize

Rs.75,000)

2 May

2014

Mohit Gouda

Puranjan Das

Sandeep Kumar

-Final year B.Tech

students

University Rover Challenge-

2014,USA – Competition

Hindustan Mars Rover Team

achieved 3rd position from

India and 18th position

throughout the world in

University Rover Challenge

2014


University Rover

Challenge-2014,USA Mars

Desert Research Station,

Utah,

(May 29-31)

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with details

of outstanding participants, if any.

S.

No

Year /

Month Date Theme

Details of the Resource

Person(s)

No. of

Participa

nts

Source of

Funding

1

September

2014

30

Advances in Field and Services

Robotics

Co-ordinators:

Dr. Uppu Ramachandraiah

Mr. P. Ramesh

Dr. T. Asokan

Professor

Dept. of Engg design, IIT

Madras

B.Tech-

Final year

M.Tech(P

CI)- II

year

INTERNAL

2

September

2014

22

Value Added Certificate

Programme.

Topic: Real Time Embedded

system.

Venue :Intel Lab


Prof & HOD/EIE - HU

Mr. G. Muthukumaran

Associate Professor/EIE

M.Tech

(PCI)- II

year

INTERNAL

3

September

2014

20.

Cynosure – 2014

Co-ordinators:


Mr. K. Nageswara Rao

Dr. D. Thirugnana Murthy,

Head –EID, Electronics and

Instrumentation Division

(EID)Indira Gandhi Centre for

Atomic Research(IGCAR),

Kalpakkam

All UG &

PG

students

INTERNAL

4

September

2014

11

Emerging Trends in Process

Automation with DCS and PLC

overview

Co-ordinators:

R. Padma,

Deputy Manager,(Training)

Customer Service Division,

IIyr and

III Year

B.Tech

Students

INTERNAL

207


Mr. G. Muthukumaran

YOKOGAMA India Ltd

5

May,

2014

21 to 23 Embedded Systems using Intel

Atom Processor

Mr. Sainath Shanbhag,

Foundation for Innovation and

Collaborative Education(FICE),

Bangalore

30 INTERNAL

6

Mar,

2014

15 LABVIEW Workshop

Mr. S. Janakiraman

Ms. G. Vimalarani

100 INTERNAL

7

Jan,

2014

30 Applications of Lasers and

Optical Fiber based Sensors

Dr. Nilesh J. Vasa Professor &

HOD Department of

Engineering Design, IIT Madras

120 INTERNAL

8

Oct,

2013

04 ROBOTRYST-2014 Experts from Robosapiens 60 INTERNAL

9

Sep,

2013

20 Android Application Experts from Dimensions Co.,

Chennai 250 INTERNAL

10

Sep,

2013

21 Symposium-Cynosure 2K13 Mr. K. Loganathan, Asst.

Director, CVRDE, Chennai 110 INTERNAL

Remaining in Annexure IV

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments:

As formulated by the Centre for Research and Consultancy (See Appendix A)



(refer to question no. 4) Year

Applications

received

Selected Pass percentage


B.Tech-Electronics &

Instrumentation Engineering

2014-2018 27 16 2 - -

2013-2017 40 22 0 - -

2012-2016 36 17 5 - -

2011-2015 80 58 5 - -

2010-2014 135 100 10 35 60

2009-2013 70 43 4 21 75

2008-2012 90 53 14 70 100

2007-2011 90 53 12 57 92

M.Tech- Process Control and 2014-2016 6 3 1 - -

208


(refer to question no. 4) Year

Applications

received

Selected Pass percentage


Instrumentation Engg.

2013-2015 22 14 5 - -

2012-2014 20 9 2 93 100

2011-2013 15 5 6 80 100

2010-2012 11 8 3 100 100

2009-2011 10 4 3 100 100

M.Tech- Industrial Automation 2014-2015 4 2 - - -

M.Tech-Robotics & Control 2014-2015 4 2 - - -


Name of the

Programme


4)

YEAR

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

M.TECH (PCI) 2014-2016 NIL 50 50 NIL

M.TECH (R & C) 2014-2016 NIL 100 NIL NIL

M.TECH (IA) 2014-2016 NIL 100 NIL NIL

M.TECH (PCI) 2013-2015 NIL 64 36 NIL

M.TECH (PCI) 2012-2014 NIL 64 36 NIL

M.TECH (PCI) 2011-2013 NIL 82 18 NIL

M.TECH (PCI) 2010-2012 NIL 58 42 NIL

M.TECH (PCI) 2009-2011 NIL 57 43 NIL

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and

other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Year GATE GRE GMAT


2011-12 7 5 Nil Nil Nil Nil

2012 -13 6 NIL Nil Nil Nil Nil

2013 - 14 20 4 Nil Nil Nil Nil



2011-12 2012 -13 2013-14

UG to PG 3 NIL NIL

PG to M.Phil. NA NA NA

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PG to Ph.D. NIL NIL NIL

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NIL NIL NIL

Employed Campus selection

Other than campus

recruitment

57

15

12

18

18

20

Entrepreneurs NIL 2 NIL







37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period :Nil

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to the following

a) Library :-

Numbers available in the department

Books Journals

National International

363 6 84


Internet facility available in lab and faculty

Students centre for accessing internet

c) Total number of class rooms: - 4

d) Class rooms with ICT facility:-2

e) Students’ laboratories: - 4

f) Research laboratories: - 1 (Intel Intelligent Systems Lab)


a) From the host institution/university:-7

Doctoral Student Date Of

Registration

AREA OF RESEARCH SUPERVISOR

210

S. Janakiraman March 2010

Modeling And Controller

Studies in Two Phase

Systems

Dr. R. Devanathan

G. Muthukumaran May 2013

Adaptive Force Controller

For Wall Climbing

Applications

Dr. U. Ramachandraiah

Prabhuraj. S July 2013 Renewable Energy.

J. S. Prasath April 2013

Embedded Wireless Sensor

Networks for Industrial

Security

Nageswara Rao May 2013 Low Frequency Acoustic

Propagation

Juvanna Feb 2014 Wireless Sensor Networks

R. Natesan Feb. 2015 Adaptive Control System

for Process Plant

b) From other institutions/universities:-2

Doctoral Student Date of Registration Area of Research Supervisor

Mr. Venkatesh March 2013 Adaptive Network

Automation

Dr. U. Ramachandraiah

Mr. Sudhakar April 2013 Design of prototype Rail

guided Robot system.


One (Ms.Vennila, M.Tech –PC &IE)

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

Programme? If so, highlight the methodology: Yes.

Discussion with Academic and Industry Experts

Feedback from Alumni

Approval of Board of Studies


s. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the

department utilize the feedback? :-Yes

Discussion in Staff meeting about the level of content, updating of course, introduction of courses etc..,

t. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the

feedback? :-Yes

Staff Evaluation by students, Department utilizes the feedback for Faculty performance appraisal and helps in self-

improvement of the faculty

u. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback? :-Yes

The Department utilizes feedback for Curriculum development, career development, placement promotion

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and for planning Value added courses


S. No Student Name Designation Company Name Year of

Graduation

1 Vivek Rratan Programmer Infosys 2014

2 Shrayam Srivastava Project Engineer ABB India Ltd, Bangalore 2014

3 Megha Mitra Software Engineer Accenture 2013

4 Divya Jayaram Das Assisrant Engineer Mahindra & Mahindra 2012

5 Abhishek Kumar Assisrant Engineer Mahindra & Mahindra 2012

6 Divya Jayaram Das Assisrant Engineer Mahindra & Mahindra 2012

7 Abilasha Design Engineer Intel Corp., Bangalore 2011

8 Yuvaraja Junior Engineer Indira Gandhi Centre for

Atomic Research

2011

9 Mohan Raj Electrical Engineer Southern railways 2011

10 Somaiah Software

Engineer

Infosys, Bangalore 2011

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external

experts:-

S. No. Year /

Month Date Name of the Expert Topic

Class /

Batch

No. of

Participa

nts

1

December

2014

16

Dr. P. A. Manoharan

Chairman, Robotics & Automation

Society, EEE-Madras Section

Inauguration of

Technical Association

– IEEE Robotics &

Automation Society

Student Branch

Chapter

All EIE

students 60

212

2

December

2014

16

Inauguration of Technical

Association – IEEE

Instrumentation & Measurement

Society Student Chapter

-10.30am -11.30am

Dr. V. Jagadeesh

Kumar,

Professor of Electrical

Engineering and Head,

Central Electronics

Centre, IIT Madras

All EIE

students

60

3

Nov

2014

06

Mr.Sean Kelly

Australian Consul General

Emerging Dimensions

of Indo Australian

partnerships with

particular emphasis on

technology ties

PG – I yr

students 8

4

Sep

2014

30

Dr. T. Asokan,

Professor

Department Engineering Design,

IIT Madras. Organized by :EIE

Venue: Padur Hall I,

Hindustan University

Advances in Field and

Services Robotics

II & III

year PG

students

50

5

Sep

2014

30

Dr. Sondur Lakshmipathi, CEO

Mymo Wireless Technology

Private Limited, Bangalore.

Venue: Andromeda Hall,


4G LTE for Advanced

Communication.

II & III

year 40

6

Sep

2014

26

Mr. Avinash Kumar Jha

Managing Director

Oppcorp Learning & Development

Pvt. Ltd, Chennai.

Organized by ECE/HU

Venue: Andromeda Hall

An Introduction to

MATLAB - the

Language of Technical

Computing

II,III& PG

sudents 50

7

Sep

2014

11

Padma,

Deputy Manager,(Training)

Customer Service Division,

Emerging Trends in

Process Automation

with DCS and PLC

IIyr and III

Year

B.Tech

50

213

YOKOGAMA India Ltd

Co-ordinators:

Dr.Uppu Ramachandriah

G. Muthukumaran

overview

Students

8 August 20

NI Academic Conclave in

Association with ICTACT

Venue: Radisson Blu

Hotel GRT ,Chennai

NI DAQ systems and

LabVIEW

Demonstration

Sandeep,

Purandas

Mohit

Gowda

Nitesh

Kumar

Final year

6

9

Sep,

2013

21 Mr. Loganathan, Asst. Director,

CVRDE, Chennai

Present Trends in

Automotive

Instrumentation

IV,VI

&VIII Sem 150

10

Aug,

2013

06

Shri. S. Sridhar

Head Instrumentation Section

IGCAR, Kalpakkam

Instrumentation and

Control in Fast

Reactors

IV,VI

&VIII Sem 100

Remaining in Annexure-II


Chalk and-Board Teaching

LCD Projectors

Posters

Demonstration using models

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are

monitored?

The programme objective is monitored by the Department with placement details, pre placement training programs,

several career development programs, R & D work in department, assisting the students in getting placement in

industries by conducting seminars, workshops and by monitoring the pass percentage.


Students and staff are actively participating in YRC, NSS, NCC, Entrepreneurship development. Through these

clubs both the students and faculties are involved in helping the needy by providing clothing, food etc., donating

blood, visiting cancer patients in hospitals, tree plantation to save the nature, taking extra classes for school students,

creating awareness about protecting the nature, anti-ragging Act, open house programs for school students etc.


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Every year Cynosure, a technical symposium coordinated by students is organized

Students are encouraged to apply the knowledge what they have learnt in events like circuit debugging, project

presentations, poster presentations in events like Symposium, Conferences, and Competitions etc.

49. State whether the programme / department is accredited / graded by other agencies? If yes, give details. :

Accredited by NBA in the year 2009 ( 3 years)


Design, development and deployment of the following

Mars Rover for University Rover Challenge 2014 conducted by Mars Society, at Mars Desert Research

Station, Utah, USA. We have achieved 3rd position from India and 18th

position throughout the world

among the 300 registrations for the event around the world.

Complete system, INDUS- Industrial Defense & Unmanned Ground System that uses LabVIEW

platform. INDUS is integrated with Wi-Fi controlled all terrain drive system, Multifunctional Robotic Arm

and GPS Navigation system capable of maneuvering in to disaster areas for assisting the disaster

management effectively. We have achieved 1st position.

Wall climbing Robot for Inspection of remote elevated surface areas by the interdisciplinary engineering

concepts.


Strengths:

Faculty with inter disciplinary capability with industrial experience

Faculty with experience at R&D Institution

Committed and Dedicated Faculty.

Weakness:

Faculty Attrition

Opportunities:

Need Based Projects for Rehabilitation

Need of Industry Interaction for developing New Products

Availability of Funded Projects on the field of Instrumentation and Control

Challenges:

Bridging the Students from various Board of Education

Improvement of courses for employment at Industry

Motivation of the students to employ on Core engineering areas


Add-on courses for students which will help them in effectively use their knowledge on projects.

Development of lab facilities to enhance research

More project development like

Modeling, Simulation and real time implementation of Adaptive noise control system for air

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compressor.

Real time measurement, Automation and control of nonlinear process with embedded control

systems.

Development of low cost Biomedical Instruments with Real time measurement and monitoring of

bio signals with embedded systems for multichannel display.

Modeling, simulation and implementation in embedded systems for above tasks.

216

School of Mechanical Sciences

217

Automobile Engineering

1.Name of the Department : Automobile Engineering


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? :

Yes,

School of Mechanical Sciences.

4. Name of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D.Litt.,

etc.):

B.Tech (Automobile Engineering)

B.Tech ( MotorSport Engineering)

B.Tech (Autotronics)

M.Tech (Internal Combustion Engineering)

M.Tech (Automobile Engineering)

MS (By Research)

Ph.D.


B.Tech (Automobile Engineering Pathways to Autotronics –Mechanical, ECE, EIE and EEE.


Advanced Diploma in Autotronics – Volkswagen India Limited.

Certificate course in Sales Advisor – Toyota Kirloskar India.

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons :

Nil


Semester


Nil

Participation of other departments in the coursed offered by the department:

Yes

SEMESTER SUBJECT

CODE SUBJECT HANDLING DEPARTMENT

I EL2101 Technical English School of Science & Humanities

218

I MA2101

Engineering Mathematics I

School of Science & Humanities

I PH2001

Engineering Physics


I CY2001 Engineering Chemistry


I CS2101 Computer Programming School of Computer Science

II MA2201 Engineering Mathematics II


III EE2213 Basic Electrical Technology School of Electrical Sciences

III MA2301 Engineering Mathematics III School of Science & Humanities

VI

MG2001 Principles of Management School of Management

VI CY2002 Environmental Science & Engg


VII MG2002 Total Quality Management School of Management

VIII MG2005 Engineering Economics & Cost

analysis School of Management

VII ME2755 Quality Control and Reliability

Engineering School of Management

M.Tech

ICE I & Auto I PMA101 Advanced Engineering Mathematics School of Science & Humanities

M.Tech-ICE I PTE103 Advanced Fluid Mechanics Department of Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech-ICE I PTE102 Advanced Thermodynamics Department of Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech-ICE I PTE101 Advanced Heat Transfer Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech-ICE I PTE104 Instrumentation for Thermal Systems Mechanical Engineering


Professors/others)


& MPS)

Professors 3 2 2



Others 7 7 7

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Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under

guidance

Name

Qualification Designation Specialization

No. of

Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.

students

guided for the

last 4 years

Dr. B.Venkataraman B.E.,M.E., Ph.D., Professor and Dean

(MS) Alternate Fuels 43 8 (Ongoing)

Dr.D.G.Roychowadary B.E.,M.E., Ph.D., Professor and Dean

(CCDA) CFD 30 5 (Ongoing)

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan B.E., M.E, (Ph.D) Asso. Professor Engg. Design 17.0

Dr. V. Hariram B.E.,M.E., Ph.D., Asso. Professor Alternate Fuels 9.0 3 (On going)

Mr.B.Prabhakaran B.E, M.E, (Ph.D) Asst. Professor(S.G) Automobile 15.2

Mr.N.Prakash B.E, M.E, (Ph.D) Asst. Professor(S.G) IC Engineering 10.1

Mr.M.Jaikumar B.E,M.E,(Ph.D) Asst.Professor IC Engineering 12.5

Mr.A Muthuvel B.Tech.,M.S. Asst. Professor Mechanical 5.6

Mr.T.Shanmuganathan B.E, M.Tech Asst. Professor VLSI 3.9

Mr. B. Venkatraj B.E, M.E Asst. Professor Automotive

Electronics 3.8

Mr. E. Sangeeth Kumar B.E, M.E Asst. Professor CAD 3.8

Mr.Arulananthasamy B.Tech., M.Tech Asst. Professor Mechatronics 2.9

Mr.Godwin John B.Tech., M.Tech Asst. Professor IC Engineering 0.8

Mr.P.Bharath B.Tech. M.Tech Asst. Professor IC Engineering 0.8

Mr.Balakumar B.Tech., M.Tech Asst. Professor IC Engineering 0.8

11. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors :

Nil


Year I II III IV

2014 – 2015 - 11.11 22.22 11.11

2013 – 2014 - - - -

2012 – 2013 - - - -

2011 – 2012 - - - -


Year STR

2014-2015 21.31

2013-2014 16.29

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2012-2013 13.60

2011-2012 12.50



Technical staff 7 7 7

Administrative staff 4 4 4


Computational Fluid Dynamics

Internal Combustion Engineering-Alternate fuels



National:


Duration

Amount

Received

Rs

(in Lakhs)

Funding

Agency

Status

(Completed/

In progress)

Number

of Faculty

Involved

2011 – 2012

Numerical simulation of Hull - Propeller

interaction for under water vehicle with

mounted propellers

3 years 17.73 NRB Completed 2

Design and Development of Three

Wheeler for Physically Challenged, Jan

2011

3 years 6.0 AICTE Completed 1


National collaboration : Nil

International collaboration : Nil


grants received:

Funded project AICTE – Development of Three Wheeler for Physically Challenged -Rs. 6 lakhs

(Completed Jan 2012)

Funded project NRB - Numerical simulation of Hull - Propeller interaction for under water vehicle with

mounted propellers – Rs. 17.73 lakhs (Completed June 2013)

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19. Research facility / center with

State recognition : Nil

National recognition : Naval Research Board (NRB) Laboratory

International recognition : Nil

20. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies:

Computational Fluid Dynamics lab sponsored by Naval Research Board (NRB), India.

Autotronics lab in collaboration with Volkswagen Pvt Ltd, India.

21. Publications:

YEAR INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL

INTERNATIONAL

CONFERENCE

NATIONAL

JOURNAL

NATIONAL

CONFERENCE

2014-15* 10 - - -

2013-14 12 2 1 1

2012-13 10 8 2 1

2011-12 2 3 - -

Total 34 13 3 2

* Till Feb 2015

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL

Date

(D/M/Y) Name Of The Faculty Name Of The Journal Title

2014-2015

Feb-15 D G Roychowdhary Iran Polym Journal

Effect of red mud filler on mechanical

and buckling characteristics of coir

fibre-reinforced polymer composite

Feb-15 E.Sangeeth Kumar Journal of Recent Research in

Engineering and Technology

Design analysis and Implementation

of Composite Leaf spring

Dec. 2014 Dr. V. Hariram


Engineering Sciences and

Research Technology

Effect of Madhuca indica biodiesel

blends on Performance and Emission

parameters in a single cylinder direct

injection

Nov. 2014 Dr. V. Hariram

American Journal of


(International)

Performance and Emission analysis of

Compression Ignition in Dual fuel

mode using Rice bran biodiesel and

LPG

222


American Journal of


(International)

Characterization and Optimization of

Biodiesel Production from Crude

Mahua Oil by Two Stage

Transesterification



Engineering Research and

development (International)

Experimental investigation and

optimization study of combustion

chamber geometry on performance

and emission parameters using Rice

bran biodiesel



Research in Engineering and

Technology (International)

Design and Development of pyrolysis

batch reactor and characterization of

tire pyrolysis oil using GC/MS and FT

IR

Sep-14 Roy Chowdhury D G Advanced Material Research

Enhancement of flow diffusion in a

centrifugal compressor stage with

backward curved impeller by shroud

extension-A numerical study

Sep-14 Roy Chowdhury D G Energy Procedia

Free rotating vaneless diffuser of

diffuser diameter ratio 1.30 with

different speed ratios and its effect on

centrifugal compressor performance

improvement

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Date

(D/M/Y) Faculty Conference Details Title

2013-2014

Mar-14 Dr. M. Subramanian

International Conference on Recent

Trends in Engineering & Technology

2014

Experimental Investigation of

Performance, Emission and

Combustion Characteristics of

Eucalyptus and Nerium

Biodiesel on a Direct

Injection Diesel Engine

Mar-14 Dr. M. Subramanian

International Conference on Recent

Trends in Engineering & Technology

2014

Analysis of Performance and

Emission Parameters of HHO

Supplementing Neem Oil

Biodiesel in a Single Cylinder

Compression Ignition Engine

2012-2013

223

May-13 Dr. M. Subramanian &

E.Sangeeth Kumar

International conference on

engineering and processes

Mechanical Characterization

and analysis of hybrid

composite joints

May-13 Mr. K. Kamalakkannan SAE International Noise and Vibration

Conference, Michigan, USA 2013

Input Based Control of Full

Car Model (ATV) Semi

Active Suspension System-

Simulation

May-13 Mr. K. Kamalakkannan

8th

SAE International Mobility

Conference & Exposition and

Commercial Vehicle Engineering

Congress 2013

Simulation Prospective - Ride

and Handling Characteristics

of an ATV using MR Damper

Input Control

Mar-13 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury ICAER2013

Free Rotating Vaneless

Diffuser of Diffuser Ratio

1.30 with different speed

ratios and its effect on

centrifugal compressor

performance improvement

Mar-13 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury NUiCONE2013

Effect of Extended Impeller

Disks of Inlet/Exit Ratio 1.3

on Centrifugal Compressor

Performance: Part- 1 Stage

Performance and Diffuser

Performance

Mar-13 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury NUiCONE2013

Effect of Extended Impeller

Disks of Inlet/Exit Ratio 1.3

on Centrifugal Compressor

Performance: Part- 2 Flow

through Centrifugal

Compressor

Mar-13 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury

Proc. of the 1st Int. Conf. on

Computational Intelligence: Modelling

Techniques and Applications, CIMTA-

2013

Computational Study of

Effect of Blade Cutback on

the Performance of

Centrifugal Compressor

224

Mar-13 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury

Influence of Blade Cutback by 10% to

its vane length on Centrifugal Impeller

and its effect on Centrifugal

Compressor Performance

Proc. Of the Int. Conf. on

Computer Aided Engineering,

CAE2013

2011-2012

Nov-11 Dr D. G.

Roychowdhury

India in developments in marine CFD

India

Numerical simulation of flow

over an autonomous under

water vehicle

Nov-11

Mr.N.Prakash

Mr. A. Muthuvel and

Dr.D.G.Roy

Chowdhury


India


past three bladed marine

propellers

Nov-11

Mr. A. Muthuvel and

Dr.D.G.Roy

Chowdhury


India


over an autonomous under

water vehicle

NATIONAL JOURNAL

Date (D/M/Y) Name Of The Faculty Name Of The Journal Title

2013-2014

Jul-13 Dr. V. Hariram I manager’s Journal of

future engineering and

technology (NATIONAL)

Combustion and Heat

release analysis of

Soyabean biodiesel in

direct injection

compression engine

2012-2013

Jul-12 Dr. V. Hariram I manager’s Journal of



Synthesis of Algal oil

methyl ester from

microalgae and analysing

the transesterification rate

Jul-12 Dr. V. Hariram

I manager’s Journal of



Experimental investigation

on transesterification

efficiency of Calophyllum

Inophyllum biodiesel

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Date (D/M/Y) Faculty Conference Details Title

2013-2014

225

Mar-14 Dr. M. Subramanian NCCAMAB'14

Study of Performance,

Emission and Combustion

Parameter of a Direct

Injection Diesel Engine

Using Eucalyptus and

Nerium Biodiesels as Fuel,

2012-2013

May-13 Mr. B. Prabakaran


Recent Trends in

Mechanical Engineering

Design , Fabrication and

Validation of Carbon

Particle Filter for Diesel

Engine

* Additional Information’s are furnished in Annexure


International – 34, National – 03

Monographs :Nil

Chapters in Books :Nil

Edited Books :Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers :Nil


Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) :

Accessing from Central Library

Citation Index – range / average: 1

SNIP : 1.016

SJR : 0.59

Impact Factor – range / average : 0-1.529

h-index : Nil


Year /

Month Name of the Faculty Title

Application No. &

Date Status

Nov

2014

Mr.Kamalakkannan.K

Design, Development and Dynamic

Analysis of a Semi Active

Suspension System for an All-

Terrain Vehicle Using Fuzzy Logic

Control System

5732/CHE/2014 Filed

Nov

2014 Mr.Kamalakkannan.K

Design, Development and

Fabrication of Three wheelers for

physically Challenged Driver

5733/CHE/2014 Filed

226

Nov

2014

Mr.Jaikumar.M,

Mr. Prakash N

Design and Modification of A Dual

Fuel Engine 5747/CHE/2014 Filed

Nov

2014

Mr.A.Muthuvel

Mr.Kamalakkannan.K

Mr. J.Godwin John

Drag reductions in commercial

Buses for fuel consumption using

RANS equation (Computational

Fluid Dynamics)

5740/CHE/2014 Filed


Year &

Month

In

house/Out

sourced

Name of the

organization Activities carried out

Revenue

Generated

No. of

students

benefited

Feb 2015 Out source

Society of

conditioning

Monitoring

India

One day Workshop on

Condition Monitoring 40,200/- 85

Dec 2014 In house HITS

Short Term Training

Programme on

Introduction to

Computational Fluid

Dynamicss

1,10,000/- 11

Jan. 2014 Out source SAEINDIA Supra Workshop - 140

Jan. 2014 Out source SAEINDIA Raise the Bar BAJA

workshop

- 278

Jan 2014

Out Source Metawing

Enterprises

7 Day Industry Internship

Programme under National

Technology Awareness

Campaign (Part of Garage

One 2013)

50,000/- 25

Oct 2013 Out source Experts Hub Two days seminar

Automotive New Product

Development,

- 90

Dec. 2013 In house HITS

Short term training program

on Introduction to

Computational Fluid

Dynamics

2,00,000/- 21

June 2012 In house HITS Short term training program

on Introduction to

Computational Fluid

Dynamics

1,40,000/- 14

227

June 2011 Out Source Metawing

Enterprises Garage One 2011 1,26,150/- 160


and abroad

Year /

Month Company Visited

Name of Faculty

2014-2015

Feb 2015 Mahindra Two wheelers, Cummins India Ltd, Pune Mr. K. Kamalakkannan

and Mr. A. Muthuvel

Jan 2015 CVRDE, Avadi

Mr. E. Sangeethkumar

Nov 2014 Hyundai Motor India

Dr.B.Venkataraman Mr.

K. Kamalakkannan & Dr.

V. Hariram,

2013-2014

May 2014 Volkswagen Training Programme, Pune

Mr. B. Venkatraj

Mr. Shanmuganathan

Dec 2013 Mission on Manufacturing Excellence to Hyundai Motor India Limited & Sona

Koyo Steering Systems Ltd.Chennai Mr. B. Venkatraj

Dec 2013 Wheels India Ltd., Padi Dr. V. Hariram

Nov 2013 Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore Mr. Stanly Wilson Louis

Sept 2013 Arrow Coach Builders, Bangalore Mr. E. Magesh

Aug 2013 Rambal Ltd., Thiruporur

Mr. B. Venkatraj


Aug 2013 Delphi TVS, Chennai Dr. M. Subramanian

Aug 2013 BWIR, Chennai

Dr. M. Subramanian

Mr. B. Prabakaran

Aug 2013 Bosch, Chennai

Dr. M. Subramanian,

Mr. Naresh Christy

Joseph

July 2013 Simpson, Chennai Dr. M. Subramanian

2012-2013

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April 2013

Illinois Institute of Technology,

Institute of Illinois and Chicago, Chicago

Tennessee Technological University, Coolville, USA.

Mr. K. Kamalakkannan

Aug 2012 Dallara Simulation, Ferrari Museum, Lamborghini Museum, Italy Mr.N.Prakash

2011-2012

Dec 2011 Politecnico Di Milano, Italy for MOU and Student exchange Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury

2010-2011

Jan-11 Short term training course in Automotive Engg at Esslingen University visit to

Bosch, ETAS, Porsche Museum, Mercedes Benz Museum, Daimler Engine

Testing, Germany

Mr.N.Prakash



National Committees :

Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury , Professor : Member, CII Tamil Nadu Manufacturing Division

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan, Asso Prof: SAEINDIA SOUTHERN SECTION – Management

Committee Member (2011 – 13, 2013-15)

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan, Asso Prof : SAE Supra – Organizing Committee Member

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan, Asso Prof : Expert Member in Food Processing Project, Central Govt.

Member, Food Processing

International committees : Nil

Editorial Boards :

Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury , Professor : Editorial Committee Member, Journal of Fluid

Engineering &Tech, STM Publication

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan : Review member in Control Engineering, Elsevier

26. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / Orientation programs, workshops, training


Faculty are advised and encouraged to participate in various programs such as

Faculty Development Programmes conducted in internal/external educational institutions

Workshops conducted by various industries/academia

UGC refresher courses

Training programs by Professional bodies

Faculty Induction Programme


229

Year In-house

Project

Industry

Project Total

Percentage (%)

In-house Project Industry Project

2014 – 2015 25 4 29 86.20 13.80

2013 – 2014 18 3 21 85.71 14.28

2012 – 2013 20 2 22 90.9 9.1

2011 – 2012 15 3 18 83.33 16.67


FACULTY

Name of the faculty Title of Award/ Nature of Recognition,

etc., Organized by Place

2014-2015

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan Ralph R Teetor award (Best Educator

award) * Award Designate

SAE

International

Detroit, Michigan,

USA

2013-2014

Mr. N.Prakash Best faculty in the School of Mechanical

sciences, HITS. HITS

HITS

2012-2013

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan Best faculty - Dhronacharya award SAE INDIA Pithampur, MP

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan Special Award HITS HITS

2012-2011

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan Best Faculty Advisor SAE INDIA Chennai

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan

One of the nine prestigious members to

attend 15 days Faculty Induction Education

Programme sponsored by John Deere

SAE INDIA Pune

STUDENTS

Name Of The

Student

Name Of The Faculty

Advisor

Name Of The

Competition

Prize/Awards Organized By

2014-2015

P.R. Raghavendran,

Mr.K.Kamalakkannan

Student Poster

Presentation

Competition

(Symposium on

International

Automotive Technology

SIAT 2015)

2nd Place and

Cash Prize of

Rs.10,000 along

with Training in

ARAI for 3 Days

ARAI, Pune

Sonu Singh Mr.K.Kamalakkannan

Section Scholarship

4000/- Cash

award SAEISS

Sonu Singh, Sanjay

Job team

Mr. T. Shanmuganathan Indo –Asian Solar

Challenge 2015

3rd

Place Andhra

University

Suriya Kumar S Mr. A. Muthuvel 4th National

Competition

Appreciation for

winning IIT Madras

230

Aadil Kutty,

Santhosh Kumar,

Arun, Salmankhan,

Sanjay Gurusamy,

Dwarak Anandh


& Mr. A. Muthuvel ISIE-INDIAN

KARTING RACE

Cash prize of

10000/-

ISIE

Coimbatore

Mr.Deepak Jhangid,

Pulkit Goel


Modelling and

Animation (Convention

Tier 2)

1st Prize SRM

University

2013-2014

Arihanth Surekha Mr. K. Kamalakkannan SAEINDIA Section

Scholarship Exam

Cash Award of

Rs.4000/- SAE ISS

2012-2013

Santhosh Pasupathi Mr. K. Kamalakkannan SAEINDIA Section

Scholarship Exam

SAEINDIA

Section

Scholarship

Award 2012

SAEINDIA

Section

(South)

Pruthvi Bushan &

Santhosh Pasupathi Mr. K. Kamalakkannan Paper Presentation 2

nd

SAEINDIA

Southern

Section

Convention

Pulkit Goel Abraham Josepher

Design Quotient, M&M

Automotive & Farm

Equipment Sectors

Winner Mahindra

&Mahindra

Paul Louis Britto Mr. N. Prakash

Short term Training

Programme in

Automotive

Engineering by

STEINBEIS

Transformation

Encouragement

Award

Esslingen

University,

Germany


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Details of Event Main Resource Person(s) /

Speaker

Designation

Seminars/

Conferences/W

orkshops

Faculty In-

charge

No. Of

Participants

2014-2015

Combustion Techniques

Mr. K.J. Ramesh, Product

Manager, Kistler India Pvt. Ltd.,

Chennai.

Seminar Dr.V.Hariram 100

Engine Combustion and

Emission

Dr.M.Senthil Kumar,

Asso.Professor, MIT, Anna

University, Chennai

Seminar Mr.M.Jaikumar 100

Short Term Training

Programme on

Computational Fluid

Dynamics

Dr.D.G.Roychowdhury,

N.Prakash, A. Muthuvel

Workshop

(training

Programme)

A. Muthuvel 11

Engine Testing & Engine

Emission and

Homologation

Mr. Sajan Mathew, Engineer,

International Centre for

Automotive Technology,

Gurgaon.

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr. K.

Kamalakkannan 60

Engineering in making of

bloodhound

Mr. Alex Green, Associate

Director, University of West of

England

Distinguished

Lecture Dr.V.Hariram 80

DEP Mesh Works

Mr. Karthik Shankaran, Senior

Account Manager, Detroit

Engineered Products, Chennai

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr. K.

Kamalakkannan 80

Vehicle dynamics,

Entrepreneurship and

opportunities for students

Mr.Sridhar, Mr.Subramaniam

and Mr.Gaurav Gupta Alumini’s

of our Department from M&M

Seminar Mr.K.Kamalakk

annan 120

2013-2014

Australian Endeavour

Scholarship Awards and

other Research

Scholarship programs

R. Sean Kelly, Consul General

of Australia, accompanied by

Mr. Michael Carter, Trade

Commissioner,

Mr. Ben Sakker Kelly (First

Secretary (Education) Australian

High Commission, Mr. Peter

Nolan, Counsellor, Australian

Distinguished

Lecture

Placement

Department 80

232

Education International and

Representative from Department

of Immigration, Delhi

Manufacturing and

Testing of Engines

Mr. V.P. Ranganathan, DGM –

Engg., Simpson Guest Lecture

Dr. M.

Subramanian 80

Automotive Safety Dr. G. Devaradjane, Professor &

Head,MIT, Chennai Seminar

Dr. M.

Subramanian 120

Raise the bar BAJA

2014 workshop

Mr Sanjay Nibandhe (DGM

Prototype-Mahindra &

Mahindra)

Vinay Mundada (Ex GM Tempo

Travellor & BAJA OC)

KN Balaji (General Manager

Brakes India Private Ltd)

Work Shop Mr. K.

Kamalakkannan 278

Motorsport Engineering -

Challenges and

Opportunities

Mr. Varun Lakshman, Xtrac

Ltd., England

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr. K.

Kamalakkannan 55

Short Term Training

Programme on CFD



Seminar

(Training

Programme)

N. Prakash 20

2012-2013

Strategy and Planning

Mr. Ramesh Babu, Director

Operation & Research, Eagle

Durgmann, USA.

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr. K.

Kamalakkannan 80

Recent Trends in

Automobile Engineering

Mr. S.K. Gupta, Senior DGM,

TAFE, Chennai

Distinguished

Lecture Dr.V.Hariram 50

Introduction to reliability

and design failure

prevention

Mr. Derrick Roberts Director,

Ram Data pvt ltd. India

Distinguished

Lecture

Dr. M.

Subramanian 60

Suspension and Engine

Design

Mr. Shivashankar, Asst.

Manager (R&D-Suspension

System) M&M Mr. Mayank

Agarwal, Asst. Manager (R&D

Engines), M&M

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr.K.Kamalakk

annan 60

Research sources and

review

Dr. W. Suderrajan, Former ISRO

Scientist and Project Engineer

SLV3 & Prof. NTU, Singapore

Distinguished

Lecture

Centre of

Research 130

Alternate Fuels

Dr Zakwan Ahmed, Director,

Defence Institute of Bio-Energy

Research, DRDO

Seminar Centre of

Research 130

233

Research Preparation &

Planning

Dr. W. Suderrajan, Former ISRO

Scientist and Project Engineer

SLV3 & Prof. NTU, Singapore

Seminar Centre of

Research 120

Relevance of Research

for the Development of

Nation

Dr. M. Natarajan, Former

Scientist, Advisor to RM & DG,

DRDO

Distinguished

Lecture

Centre of

Research 120

2011-2012

Short Term Training

Programme on CFD



Seminar

(Training

Programme)

N. Prakash 14

Special Lecture on “How

to create Strategies that

deliver results”

Mr. Ramesh Babu, Director,

Operational & Engineering

Head, Eagle Burgmann, Texas

Distinguished

Lecture

Mr.K.Kamalakk

annan 60

Special Lecture on

“Automotive Industries

(Past, Present & Future)”

Dr.K.P.Nair, Head of

Operations, Royal Enfield

Distinguished

Lecture

Dr. M.

Subramanian 80

From horse power to

hose power Dr. G. Ganesan, IIT Madras Guest Lecture Dr. V. Hariram 120



As formulated by Office of Director (Research) (See Appendix A)


2014-2015:



received *

Selected*

Pass percentage

Male Female Male Female Male Female

B.Tech. 125 4 102 1 81.60 25.00

M.Tech. 40 - 31 0 77.5 -

PhD 10 - 5 - 50 -

2013-2014:



received *

Selected*

Pass percentage


B.Tech. 130 - 113 - 86.90 -

M.Tech. 40 - 33 - 82.5 -

PhD 7 - 3 - 42.00 -

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2012-2013:



received *

Selected*

Pass percentage


B.Tech. 91 - 69 - 75.80 -

M.Tech. 7 - 5 - 71.42 -

PhD - - - - - -

2011-2012:



received *

Selected*

Pass percentage


B.Tech. 120 - 96 - 80.00 -

M.Tech. 4 - 3 - 75 -

PhD 3 - 2 - 66.66 -


Name of the

Programme


4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

B.Tech. NA NA NA 0.36

M.Tech. 0 50.00 46.66 1.58

PhD 25.00 - - -



EXAMINATION 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

GRE Nil 4 2 2

GATE Nil 2 3 5

Civil Services/

Defense Services Nil Nil 1 4



2011 – 2012 2012-2013 2013 - 2014 2014-2015

UG to PG 8 4 4 -

PG to Ph.D. 1 Nil Nil 2

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Nil Nil Nil Nil

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

recruitment

55 30 25 10

Entrepreneurs 10 8 5 4

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Percentage of faculty who are

graduates (%) 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014- 2015

of the same university 22 14.3 13.3 31.25

from other universities within the

State 78 14.3 13.3 68.69

from universities from other

States 0 0 0 0.06

from universities outside the

country 0 0 0 0


Dr. V. Hariram – Ph.D – November 2013

Mr. A.Muthuvel – M.S (By Research) 2013


a) Library : 01

No.of books : 341

No.of CD’s :16

List of Magazines : Auto car, SAE International,

Motor India, Overdrive, Auto India

List Of Journals : SAE, ASME, ASTM, IEEE,

Universal Engineering, Science

Direct and Springer Link

b) Internet facilities for staff and students : Yes, 60 Systems

c) Total number of class rooms : 11 rooms

d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 03

e) Students’ laboratories : 10 (11900 sq ft.)

f) Research laboratories : 03

38. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates from the host institution/University :

4 Scholars

NAME SUPERVISOR TOPIC YEAR OF

REGISTRATION

Mr.B.Prabhakaran Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury

Dean Research Alternate Fuels 2009

Mr.N.Prakash Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury

Dean Research

Numerical simulation of marine propeller

of underwater vehicles 2009

Mr.Godwin John Dr.V.Hariram, Associate

Professor Engine Combustion and Fuels 2015

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Mr.P.Bharath Dr. John Presin Kumar Oxygenated fuel 2015

39. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university:

Nil


highlight the methodology. :

Yes

Suggestion from Industrial Experts and Board of Studies Panel Members are considered for assessing the

exercise before implementing a new program.

M.Tech – Automobile Engineering

B.Tech –Motorsport Engineering

B.Tech –Autotronics Engineering


(a) faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department

utilize the feedback? :

Yes

Faculty participate actively in determining and finalizing the curriculum and evaluate the students’

capability in understanding the same regularly through various methods in the classroom.

Feedback obtained from the faculty are discussed in the

Department Meetings

Class Committee meetings

Board of Studies meetings

Stake Holders

A Class Committee consisting of all Teachers handling subjects for the concerned class and a few students

representative of the class under a Chairman who is not teaching the class meets once in a month and discuss all the

issues pertaining to that particular class.

(b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department


Feedback forms for each subject are distributed to the students and the faculty is assessed on 20 parameters

of teaching-learning process.

Corrective action is taken by the concerned faculty on their weakness as perceived by the students.

(c) Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

The feedback from the Alumni & Employers and is discussed in the Board of Studies meeting.

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Mr. Raghavendran.P.R, 2nd

year M.Tech Auto (PTTA) and Mr.Hariprashan Dash SAEISS, Alumni of HITS

were included as the Board Of Studies member from the academic year 2014-2015


NAME BATCH DESIGNATION EMPLOYER

Hindustan College of Engineering

Dr.Jaiganesh Subbiann 1997-2001 DGM JK Tyres, IITM Park

Mr.Anand.R 2002-2006 Asst Manager SBI, Chennai

Mr.Vikas 2004-2008 Engineer (R&D) Jaguar Land Rover, UK

Mr.R.Sivasankaran 2004-2008 Head-Suspension Renault Nissan, Chennai

Mr.Shrawan Raja 2005-2009 Editor Autoblog

Mr. Subrath Kumar Ohja 2006-2010 Service Advisor Navistar, M&M

Ms.Rupali S. Kaur 2006-2010 Asst. Manager Ford, UK

Mr.T.Harikrishnan 2006-2010 Engineer, R&D Daimler

Mr. Mayank Agarwal 2007-2011 Asst. Manager M&M, Pune

Mr. Pommu Durai Kumar 2007-2011 Engineer, R&D Honda Motors, Delhi

Hindustan Institute Technology & Science

Mr. Jafri Ahmed 2008-2012 Engineer Trainee M&M, Pune

Mr. Sajan Mathew 2008-2012 Engineer ICAT, New Delhi

Arihant Surekha 2010-2014 Engineer Chrysler, Pune

Rahul Prabakaran 2010-2014 Engineer MOOG, Bangalore


external experts.

Year & Month Topic Resource Person

2014-2015

Feb 2015 Combustion Techniques Mr. K.J. Ramesh, Product Manager, Kistler India Pvt. Ltd.,

Chennai.

Feb 2015 Engine Combustion and Emission Dr.M.Senthil Kumar, Asso.Professor, MIT, Anna University,

Chennai

Oct 2014

Special seminar program conducted

by Department of Automobile

Engineering

Expertshub & Techfest- IIT Bombay

Oct 2014

Seminar cum internship

programme to gain learning

exposure of designing a BAJA and

SUPRA

Metawing Enterprises in collaboration with IIT (Bombay &

BHU)

Oct 2014 Academia & Industry Synergy Mr. Biju Balendran, VP Plant Engg. & Vehicle Process

Engg., Renault Nissan

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Oct 2014 Engine Testing & Engine Emission

and Homologation

Mr. Sajan Mathew, Engineer, International Centre for

Automotive Technology, Gurgaon.

Oct 2014 RACING TEAM – Formula

Students Competition Mr. K. Kamalakkannan & Team Captain (FSAE INDIA)

Sep 2014 Students Participation in Various

Events (2014 – 2016) All Team captains

Sep 2014 Engineer’s Day

Dr. Arunkumar M. Sampath, General Managerm,

Monocoque Platforms

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.

Sep 2014 Engineering in making of

bloodhound

Mr. Alex Green, Associate Director, University of West of

England

Sept 2014

Vehicle dynamics,

Entrepreneurship and opportunities

for students

Mr.Sridhar, Mr.Subramaniam and Mr.Gaurav Gupta

Alumini’s of our Department from M&M



Teaching Methods adopted are

Power Point Presentation, Webinars, OHP

NPTEL

Chalk & Talk

ICT

Guest Lectures

Industrial Visits

Models/Presentation/Seminars by Students

Real Time Project ( Design Project, Project Work)

Co-Curricular Activities (SUPRA, BAJA, Go-Kart, AUV,Solar Vehicle etc.,)

Personal Interaction


are monitored?

Internal & external examinations for theory & practical subjects for the students

Design project & project work done by the students

Internal quality assurance committee audit

ISO audit

Student Activities and involvement in Design and Fabrication of the real time vehicles such as FSAE,

BAJA, Solar Vehicle, Go-Kart etc., in National and International activities.


Faculty development program

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Year / Month Name of the faculty Programme Organized by

2014 – 15

Feb 2015



NAFEMS International conference

on Engineering Analysis,

Modeling and Simulation held on

8th

February 2015, Chennai.

HITS

Feb. 2015 K. Kamalakkannan Recent Trends in Automotive

System IIT Madras

Feb 2015 K. Kamalakkannan & Mr A.

Muthuvel SAEINDIA Faculty Forum SAEINDIA

Jan. 2015 P. Bharath PALS Innovative Challenges at

Wheels India Pvt. Ltd., Padi IIT M

Dec 2014 B. Prabakaran

National Conference on Evolution

of Green Energy and Vehicle

Technology

CII

Nov. 2014 Mr. E. Sangeethkumar Poka Yoke training programme Quality Circle Forum

of India

Nov 2014 Mr. S. Balakumar Poka Yoke training programme Quality Circle Forum

of India

Oct 2014 E. Sangeethkumar National Conference on Condition

monitoring

Combat Vehicles

Research &

Development

Establishment DRDO,

Min. of Defence

Sep 2014 Dr. V. Hariram AUTODESK India 2014 Autodesk

Sep 2014

K. Kamalakkannan

A. Muthuvel

V. Parameswaran

K.G. Shakkir Basha

MSC Software India User

Conference 2014 MSC Software

Sep 2014 S. Arulananthasamy National Seminar on Strategies in

Sustanable Manufacturing KCG Tech., Chennai

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Aug 2014

Dr. V. Hariram


Mr. N. Prakash

CII Conference on "Green

Technologies for Automotive

sector"

CII

Aug 2014 Mr. K. Kamalakkannan Delivering lecture on BAJA SAE

Aug 2014 Mr. E. Sangeethkumar NEN High impact Programme Anna University

July 2014


Mr. P. Bharath

1 Day workshop on Multi Axis

Testing-Improving Durability of

Automotive Components

Moog & ARAI

July 2014 Mr. K. Kamalakkannan Top Tech on Automotive

Acoustics SAE

Students participation in seminars, competitions, quiz, NSS, sports & cultural activities

2014-2015

Month/Year No. of the

student

Seminars/competitions/

cultural activities Place Organized by

April 2015 20 BAJA international 2015 Auburn,

USA

SAE

INTERNATIONAL

April 2015 25 Solar vehicle Championship Ambala,

Haryana ISNE

March 2015 10 Autonomous Under Water

Vehicle Championship Singapore

National University Of

Singapore

March 2015 25 Solar vehicle Championship Punjab Lovely Professional

University

Feb 2015 20 Go-kart Championship Coimbatore,

Tamil Nadu

Feb 2015 26 BAJA 2014 Pithampur,

Indore, MP SAE India

Feb 2015 25 Autonomous Under Water

vehicle Championship Chennai

National Institute of

Ocean Technology

Sept 2014 5 Workshop for Software

(BAJA 2015) Chennai SRM University

Aug 2014 1

CII Conference on "Green

Technologies for Automotive

sector"

Hotel ITC

Grand

Chola,

Chennai

CII

Aug 2013 28 Formula SAE 2013 Chennai SAE INDIA


In-plant trainings / Internships

International

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Year Name of the Company / Organization Name of the students

2013

STiAE , Esslingen University, Germany

Ravichandran

Ankush

Shiek Abdulkani

National

Month/Year Name Of the Student Name Of The Organization

2014-2015

Mar-15 Shantanu Upadhyay, (IV Year) Mahindra Two Wheelers, Pune

Feb-15 Adithya P.S, (IV Year) Ashok Leyland

Nov-14 Dhanesh K P, (IV Year) Fugenic Engineering Services (India ) Pvt

Ltd

Jul-14 Shantanu Upadhyay, (IV Year) Honda Motors Ltd, Gurgeon

2013-2014

Jun-14 Sethumadhava Chowdhury, (M.Tech.) Greaves Cotton Ltd

Jun-14 Y.Anil Kumar, M.Tech Liners India Ltd

Jun-14 S.Jeeva, M.Tech Greaves Cotton Ltd

Jun-14 N.Ramesh Babu, M.Tech Toyota

Jun-14 Yaswanth Kumar.T M.Tech M.G.Brothers Automobiles (P) Ltd.,

Jun-14 Raghavendran.,P.R, M.Tech TAFE India Ltd

Jun-14 R.Mathan, Kumar, M.Tech State Express Transport Cop Chennai

Jun-14 Hemavarman, M.Tech Brakes India Ltd

Jun-14 V.M.Krishnan ,M.Tech Rane Trw Steering System Ltd.,

Jun-14 Mohana Ragan.G ,M.Tech Delphi TVS

Feb-14 Sakthi Kiran.B, (IV Year) Royal Enfield

Feb-14 Sharath Kumar.M, (IV Year) Royal Enfield

Feb-14 Sairam.S, (IV Year) Royal Enfield

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Jan-14 M. Yogesh (4th Year B.Tech.) Maruti Suzuki, Port Blair

Dec-13 Hemanth Reddy N (3rd Year B.Tech Students) Mahindra & Mahindra, Pune

Dec-13 Ms. Pooja Bethi, (3rd Year B.Tech.) Mercedes-Benz, Pune

Dec-13 Sreevastha Ankush M. (3rd Year B.Tech.) Electra Automotive

Dec-13 Gaurav Chaudhary (3rd Year B.Tech.) Oil and Natural Gas Corporation

Sep-13 Pooja Bethi, (IV Year) Mercedes-Benz

2012-2013

June 13

P. Bharath, Cijil B. John, J. Godwin John,

D. Harshavardhann, J. Allen

Advanced Training Institute, CTI Campus,

Guindy, Chennai

March 13 Ashish Ku Mohapatra Ashok Leyland, Chennai

Feb 13 Joshwin Jabaraj.P, (IV Year) BMW Plant, Chennai

July 12 R.Ranjit, M.Tech Directorate Of Shipping Services


Industrial visits

Year & Month Name of the Company / Organization

Details of students

2014-2015

Sep 2014 Volkswagen , Pune AUTO3

Sep 2014 RJ Group Of Industries , Bangalore AUTO 3,5

Sep 2014 SM Kannapa Automobile , Bangalore AUTO 3,5

Aug 2014 Rambal Industries , Thiruporur AUTO 3A&B

2013-2014

March 2014 Arrow Coach Builders, Madurandagam AUTO6

Feb 2014 Rambal Industries , Thiruporur AUTO3

Dec 2013 Wheels India , Padi AUTO4

Aug 2013 Bosch, Oragadam AUTO 5

Aug 2013 TAFE, Pudupakkam AUTO4

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Aug 2013 Delphi TVS AUOT7

2012-2013

Dec 2012 Times Auto Expo, Chennai AUTO 6 A,B

Sep 2012 Integral Coach Factory, Padi AUTO 3,5,7

Sep 2012 TAFE, Pudupakkam AUTO 4B

July 2012 Auto Show 2012,Chennai Trade Centre AUTO 5A,B

2011-2012

March 2012 Automotive Testing system and Engine Expo AUTO 3A

Feb 2012 Super Auto Forge AUTO 4A,B

Oct 2011 Delphi TVS AUTO 5

Sep 2011 Ashok Leyland AUTO 4A

Aug 2011 Simpson India (P)Ltd AUTO 3A

Aug 2011 TAFE, Pudapakkam AUTO 3A,B

2010-2011

Feb 2011 Mercedes Benz AUTO7

Sep 2010 Bosch India Pvt. Ltd, Toyota Kirloskar AUTO 3A

Sep 2010 TAFE, Pudupakkam AUTO 2A


Participation of the students in national & international events like BAJA, Supra & FSAE, Solar Vehicle

and Go-Kart Championship in which the vehicle is designed, manufactured under certain specifications & guidelines

by the students and tested under various conditions by experts in real time.

International:


Duration

Amount

Received

Rs. (in

Lakhs)

Funding

Agency

Status

(Completed/

In progress)

Number

of faculty

involved

2014-2015

BAJA 2015, Auburn, USA, April

2015 1 year 16.0

HITS &

students In Progress 1

Autonomous Under Water Vehicle,

NUS, Singapore, March 2015 1 Year 5.5

HITS and

Students Completed 2

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2013-2014

FSAE 2013, Italy, Sep 2013 1 year 10.0 HITS &

students Completed 1

2012-2013

BAJA 2013, Tennessee Technological

University, Tennessee, USA, March

2013

1 Year 23.0 HITS &


FSAE 2012, Italy, Sep 2012 1 year 8.0 HITS &


National:


Duration

Amount

Received

Rs (in Lakhs)

Funding

Agency

Status

(Completed/

In progress)

Number

of faculty

involved

2014-2015

Solar vehicle Championship, ISNE,

Ambala, Haryana, April 2015

1 year 2.5 HITS &

students Ongoing 2

Solar vehicle Championship, Lovely

Professional University, Punjab, March

2015

Go-kart Championship, Coimbatore,

Tamil Nadu, Feb 2015 1 year 1.5

HITS &

students Ongoing 2

Design, Development and Fabrication of

All Terrain Vehicle, (BAJA), Pithampur,

Indore, MP, India, Feb 2015

1 year 8.0 HITS &


Autonomous Under Water vehicle,

National Institute of Ocean Technology,

Chennai, Feb 2015

1 Year 2.5 HITS &


2013-2014

Solar vehicle Championship, LPU,

Punjab, March 2014 1 year 2.5

HITS &


Design, Development and fabrication of



1 year 8.0 HITS &


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Formula Vehicle FSAE 2013, Aug 2013 1 year 8.0

HITS &


2012-2013


Formula Vehicle (SUPRA), Buddh

International Circuit, New Delhi. Aug

2012

1 Year 10.0 HITS &


2011 – 2012

Numerical simulation of Hull - Propeller

interaction for under water vehicle with

mounted propellers

3 years 17.73 NRB Completed 2

Design, Development and fabrication of



1 Year 7.0 HITS &


Design and Development of Three

Wheeler for Physically Challenged, Jan

2011

3 years 6.0 AICTE Completed 1

48. State whether the Programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

NBA accredited in the year 2008 for 3 years

ISO 9001 2000 certified


The department developed a vehicle for physically challenged person (AICTE-RPS project)

Students developed vehicles in project work that improved the safety aspects

Students concentration improvement programs like YOGA

Effective counseling to students and staffs for Mind and body alignment programs can be extended to

students.

Making students flagship engineers by involving in design, development, analysis, fabrication and testing

of the various range of vehicles.50. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and

Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

STRENGTH:

Experienced Faculty

Established Laboratory Infrastructure

Library facilities

Management support

Flexibility in curriculum & syllabus

Professional body activities

Global exposure

WEAKNESS:

Heterogeneous Group of Students

Faculty Attrition

Bridging industry/institution

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OPPORTUNITIES:

Emergence of Chennai as an Auto hub

Research potential

Collaborative projects

CHALLENGES:

Fluctuating market

Student’s employability


Upgrading I.C. Engine lab to full-fledged Research Lab.

Establish Product Development Centre to develop the skills of Automobile students.

To conduct Community development courses in Automotive Engineering.

To enhance the collaborative Research activities with industries and other institutions.

To upgrade Automotive Electrical Lab to Electrical & Electronics Lab

To upgrade Vehicle Dynamics Lab.

To establish center of excellence in motor sport engineering.

To establish center of excellence in alternate fuels.

LMS (learning management system) can be developed in the university website.

Building of peer’s networking to gain unique perspective.

To establish Centre’s for advanced study in Robotics, Nano Sciences, Bio-fuels in collaboration with

foreign universities.

Innovative programs like short courses and certificate courses on Vehicle Maintenance and Design,

Automotive Electronics and Motorsports.

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Chemical Engineering

1. Name of the Department: Chemical Engineering

2. Year of establishment: 2009


Yes. School of Mechanical Sciences

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.,

D.Litt., etc.)

UG, PhD


Nil


Nil


NA

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System

Semester


Civil, CENCON


Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled

Actual

(including CAS

& MPS)

Professor 1 1 1

Associate

Professors 2 2 2


Others


under guidance

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Name

Qualification Designation Specialization No. of

Years of

Exp

No. of

Ph.D./M.Phil.

Students guided

for the last 4 years

Dr.V.Ravikumar PhD Head and

Associate

Professor

Polymer Science

and Chem. Engg

10 2

Dr.A.Anitha PhD Professor Chemical 13 1

Dr.A Saravanan PhD Associate

Professor

Chemical

Engineering

10 1

Mr. Pradeep ME(Dual

Degree)

Assistant

Professor

Biotechnology

Dr.N.Kavitha PhD Assistant

Professor (SL)

Chemical

Engineering


Nil


There is no temporary faculty in the department


1 Teacher to 8 Students


Technical Staff: 1


Bio-diesel, Catalysis, Nanotechnology, Heavy metal removal



2 faculty members

National Funding Agency - DST – Technology Systems Programme on Alternate Fuels

for 25 lakhs.

Title: Nanoparticles of Tungstophosphoric acid and Cesium Tungstophosphoric acid for Bio-diesel

generation from used cooking oil with high acid value

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a. National collaboration b) International collaboration Nil


grants received.

Nil

20. Research facility / centre with Nil

● state recognition

● national recognition

● international recognition


Nil

22. Publications:

● Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

International: 7, National: 2

S.No

Date

(D/M/Y) Faculty Journal Indexed Title

1 17/9/2012 A.Saravanan


Applied Research in


Indexed

Column Study on the Removal of

Metals from Industrial Effluents

using the Biomass Sargassum sp

2 13/10/2012 A.Saravanan Discovery Science Indexed

Adsorption of heavy metals from

Industrial effluent using

Sargassum sp

3 2/2/2014 A.Saravanan

Journal of Chemical and

Process Engineering

Research

Indexed

Equilibrium and Kinetic

Modelling of Acid Red88

Biosorption by ulkva reticulate,

4 14/2/2012 Dr.A.Anitha


Engineering and

Technology

Indexed

Transesterification of Used

Cooking Oils catalysed by

CsTPA/SBA15 catalyst system in

Biodiesel production”

5 4.12.2011 Dr.A.Anitha


Bio-Engineering,

Sciences and

Technology

Indexed

Biodiesel from Waste Cooking

Groundnut Oil using

Heteropolyacids as an alternate

fuel for Green Earth”

● Monographs

● Chapters in Books : 1

● Edited Books

250

● Books with ISBN with details of publishers

● Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities


● Citation Index – range / average

● SNIP

● SJR

● Impact Factor – range / average

● h-index


Nil


Nil


and abroad

Educational Collaboration : Dr.V.Ravikumar - Deakin University, Aus; Swinburne Aus, NTU, Singapore,

UniSA, Aus.


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify) Nil



Wipro Mission 10X, Faculty Development program, NPTEL workshop


● percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects : 40%

● percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute : 60%


● Faculty

● Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

● Students



S.NO Date

(D/M/Y)

Title of Seminar Main Resource Person(s) /

Designation

1 10.3.2015

A Scenario on Textile Industry –

Environmental Impact and Remedial

Measures

Mr.K.Ramsubramanian, Director,

Pure Enviro Pvt.Ltd, Chennai

251

2 10.12.2014

Hydrodynamic Cavitation for process

intensification, Opportunities and

Limitations"

Dr.Parag Gogate, Professor, ICT,

Mumbai

3 11.12.2013 Safety in research

Dr.M.Surianarayanan, Principal

Scientist, Cell for Industrial Safety

and Risk Analysis,CLRI.

19.7.2012 Biodiesel from tree borne seed oils for

automotive diesel engines Dr. N. Vedraman, Scientist, CLRI

4

5 1/10/2012 Seminar on Petrochemical Engineering Dr. Sundaresan( Princeton

University)


(See Appendix A)


Name of the Programme Applications received Selected Pass percentage

(refer to question no. 4) Male Female Male Female

B.Tech (2009-2013) 40 21 4 90.4% 100%

B.Tech ( 2008-2012) 15 8 1 87.5% 100%




% of students

from the same

university

% of students

from other

universities within

the State

% of students from

universities outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

NA





UG to PG 5%

PG to M.Phil.

252

PG to Ph.D.

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral

Employed

● Campus selection

● Other than campus recruitment

5%

35.3%

Entrepreneurs 5%



of the same university Nil


from universities from other States

from universities outside the country 20%


1


a) Library - 60 books


All Staff members are having Internet connections. Students can access Internet in the Digital Library

c) Total number of class rooms - 4


e) Students’ laboratories - 2

f) Research laboratories -1



Doctoral Students

S.No Name of the Faculty Department

253

1 Mr.Yashpal Aeronautical Engineering

2 Ms.Kirthiga Chemistry

b) from other institutions/universities

Doctoral Students

S.No Name of the Research Scholar Institution /Industry

1 Mr.Subramanian Michelin India Pvt, Ltd, Gummidipoondi

2 Mr.P.Gurumoorthy

Arulmigu Meenakshi Amman College of Engineering,

Kanchipuram


NA



NA


a. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department


Yes, The feedback on curriculum is discussed in the board of studies

b. students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize

the feedback?

Yes, Feedback on staff and curriculum is discussed during the Departmental meetings.

c. alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Yes, Alumni feedback is very crucial for the programmes. The feedback given by them is discussed

during the departmental meetings and the board of studies and necessary changes are implemented.


a. Sneha Thomas- Project Assistant, CSIR , Taramani

b. Ratnadeep das-Accenture

c. Anirban Roy - Accenture

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d. Premrajan – Biocon, Bangalore

e. Sidhartha Mahanta – Sun Pharmaceuticals, Assam


external experts.


a. Visual Aids

b. Blackboard

c. Powerpoint presentations


are monitored?

1) Continuous assessment

S.NO Date (D/M/Y) Title of Seminar Main Resource Person(s) / Designation

1

28.01.15

Research and Development in the

field of Occupational Safety,

Health and Environment

Dr.R.K.Elangovan,Director (Safety), Regional

labour Institute , Chennai

2.

03.12.14

Multifunctional Materials

Dr.A.K.Saxena,

Outstanding Scientist & Director,

Defence Materials and Stores, Research

Development, Kanpur

3.

17.03.14

FTIR / Gas Chromatography /

Mass Spectrometry systems and

applications

Dr. R. Murugesan, SOI, SAIF, IIT Madras,

Chennai

4. 29.1.2013

Research Method and Learning

Analytics Prof. Vivekanandan Suresh Kumar, Athabasca

University, Canada

5. 25.06.2013 Thrust areas for Research in

chemistry Dr.K.Muraleedharan, Director of Materials,

DRDO

6. 27.9.2012

How to Avoid Phobia of

Mathematics

Dr. Manas K Mandal, Outstanding Scientist

and Director of Defence Institute

of Psychological Research

6. 31.08.2012

Relevance of Research for the

development of nation

Dr. M. Natarajan, Former Scientific Adviser to

RM and DG , DRDO

7. 3.08.2012

Occupational Safety and Health in

Research Labs and Shop Floors

Dr.M. Surianarayanan

Technical Officer ,CLRI

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2) Student seminars and viva in the lab

3) Guest Lectures

4) Project Presentations


a) Dr.A.Anitha was one of the Invited Speakers for the Indo -German workshop on Biodiesel , held at IIT,

Chennai between 19-21st February, 2015.

b) Dr.V.Ravikumar participated in the Indo -German workshop on Biodiesel , held at IIT, Chennai between

19-21st February, 2015.

c) Dr.N.Kavitha presented a paper in the “International Conference on Quality through Innovation”at Anna

University between 19 .2.2015 and 20.2.2015.

d) Ms.P.Mahalakshmi, II year, Biotech did her Internship at Biolim Centre for Science and Technology,

Chennai, between 20.12.2014 and 15.1.2015.

e) Ms.Athirai student of Chemical Engineering, III Year, attended winter school at IGCAR kalpakkam

between 1.12.2014 and 15.12.2014.

f) Mr.Deepak Kumar Divakar, IV Year, Chemical Engineering went for Inplant Training at IOCL, Barauni ,

Bihar during 2.6.2014 to 4.7.2014.

g) Mr.Snehal, IV year , Chemical Engineering did his Inplant Training for 1 month at IOCL, Digboi in June

2014.

h) Mr.Prasanth , IV year, Chemical Engineering went for Summer Traning at ONGC, Cambay, Gujarat

between 19.5.2014 and 30.6.2014.

i) Dr.A.Anitha participated in the Workshop on Characterization of nano materials at HITS on 15.11.2013.

j) Ms.Archana Parthasarathy,III year , Chemical Engineering did her Summer fellowship at IIT Chennai in

May 2013.


a) Arranging Guest Lectures and Seminars

b) Research Collaboration


No


a. Soft skill training programme – Witness software

b. Inviting eminent faculty from research organizations to deliver seminars


Strength : Faculty, Expertise , funded project

Weakness : Poor Awareness

Opportunities : Scope for Interdisciplinary projects

Challenges : Job Opportunities


a) To get accredited by one of the rating agencies

b) To have an industry partner

c) To get more funded and consultancy projects

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1. Name of the department: Mechanical Engineering


3. Is the department part of a school/faculty of the university? :

School of Mechanical Sciences

4. Names of programme offered (UG,PG,M.Phil.,Ph.D., integrated masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt.,etc.) : : B.Tech., M.Tech. , M S (By Research) & Ph.D. B.Tech: 1. Mechanical Engineering 2. Mechatronics (Since 2014) M.Tech: 1. Computer Aided Design 2. Thermal 3. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 4. Engineering Design (Since 2014)


B.Tech: Mechatronics

M.Tech: Robotics and Control

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, Industries, Foreign Institutions, etc:

Advanced Certification Programme in Industrial Robots & Application Systems in

Collaboration with YASKAWA INDIA PVT LTD.

ASNT level 2 training programme in non Destructive testing methods in Association

With SIS NDT Institute-chennai during 2010-13.

Certification Programme in CAD software, in collaboration with CAAD Centre.


8. Examination System: Semester 9. A)Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:

COURSE SEMESTER SUBJECT DEPARTMENT HANDLED

B.Tech.

I Engineering Graphics ECE, EIE, IT, CSE, EEE

Basic Work Shop All departments

Machine Shop

III Applied Thermodynamics EIE

IV Thermal Lab Automobile, EIE &

Aeronautical

V Heat Transfer lab Automobile& Aeronautical

M.Tech., (ICE) I Advanced Heat Transfer Automobile

B) Participation of other departments in the courses offered by the department:

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SEMESTER SUBJECT

HANDLING

DEPARTMENT

B.Tech

(Mechanical)

I

Technical English

S&H

Engineering Mathematics I

Engineering Physics I

Engineering Chemistry I

Communication Skill development –I

Physics Laboratory/

Chemistry Lab

Computer Programming CSE

Computer Programming Laboratory

II

Communication Skill Development Lab-I

S&H

Engineering Mathematics II

Engineering Chemistry I

Engineering Physics I

Chemistry Laboratory /

Physics Laboratory

Electrical Electronics Lab EEE

Basic Electrical Engineering

III Engineering Mathematics III S&H

IV Numerical Methods S&H

Electronics & Microprocessor ECE

Strength of Materials Lab CIVIL

VI Environmental Science and Engineering

S&H Communication Skills & Personality Development

Lab - III

VII Total Quality Management SOM

VIII Entrepreneurship Development

SEMESTER SUBJECT

HANDLING

DEPARTMENT

B.Tech

(Mechatronics)

I

Technical English I S&H Engineering Mathematics I

Engineering Chemistry/Physics

Communication Skills Laboratory –I

Physics Laboratory / Chemistry Laboratory

Computer Programming CSE

Computer Programming Laboratory

II

Basic electrical engineering EEE

Electrical Engineering Lab

Engineering Mathematics II

S&H Engineering Physics/Chemistry

Chemistry Laboratory / Physics

Laboratory

Communication Skills Lab-II

III Basics of digital electronics

EEE Electrical Machines and Drives

258

Electrical Machines and Drives Laboratory

Engineering Mathematics III S&H

IV

Fundamentals of Power Electronics

ECE Basics of Control Systems

Basic Power Electronics Lab


Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled

Actual

(including CAS & MPS)

Professor 4 6 6



Others (TRA) - 2 2


under guidance.

S.No Name Qualificat

ion

Designatio

n Specialization

No of Years

of

Experience

No of

Ph.D/M.Pil.

Students

guided for the

last 4 years

1

. Dr. B. Venkataraman Ph.D Dean (MS) ICE 42

MS (Research)

1

Ph.d 7 (under

guidance)

2. Dr. T.S. Ravikumar Ph.D. Professor &

Head R & AC 17.5 2

3. Dr. T. Jeyapoovan Ph.D Professor CAD 25.2 1

4. Dr.G. Ravikumar

Solomon Ph.D. Professor Production 24.1 2

5. Dr. Hyacinth.J.

Kennady Ph.D. Professor

Solar Thermal

Energy 17.6 2

6. Dr. Harris Samuel Ph.D. Professor Manufacturing 41 3

7. Dr. P. Vijayabalan Ph.D. Professor ICE 17.3 1

8. Dr. D. Dinakaran Ph.D. Professor CAD 8.7 8 (2 Awarded)

9. Mr. L. Joseph

Francis

M.E.(Ph.D

.) Asso.Prof. Manufacturing 22.9 NIL

10.

Mr.K.Visweswara

Rao (Visiting

Faculty)

ME Asso.Prof. Fluid Power 26.3 NIL

11. Mr. K. Viswanathan ME.(Ph.D

.) Asso.Prof.

Engineering

Design 26.8 NIL

12. Mr.P.Baskar ME.,

(Ph.D) Asso.Prof. CAD 19.7 NIL

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13. Mr.A.V. Sethuraman M.Tech(P

h.D.) Asso.Prof.

Industrial

Metallurgy 39 NIL

14. Mr. Shaik

Mohammed

M.E(Ph.D

) Asso.Prof.

Energy Engg

Thermal 11.5 NIL

15. Mr.R.S.

Naganthrakumar

ME.,

(Ph.D) AP (SG) CAD/CAM 13 NIL

16. Mr. S. Seralathan M.Tech.,

(Ph.D) AP (SG)

Thermal Turbo

Machinery 15 NIL

17. Mr. M. Balachandar ME AP (SG) Product

Design 9.3 NIL

18. Dr. John Presin

kumar Ph.D. Asso. prof Production 11.3 NIL

19. Mr. K.

GnanaSekaran

ME

(Ph.D.) AP (Sr.G) IC Engines 8.5 NIL

20. Mr. S.A. Hari

Krishnan

ME

(Ph.D.) AP (Sr.G) Manufacturing 6.9 NIL

21. Dr. T. Micha Prem

Kumar Ph.D. AP (Sr.G)

Energy

Technology 1.9 NIL

22. Mr. Chitharthan R K M.E AP Thermal Engg 2.5 NIL

23. Mr. Ramanarayanan M.E AP Industrial

Engg 2.5 NIL

24. Mr. Yoga

Narasimhulu M.Tech AP

Material

technology 2.5 NIL

25. Mr. Arunkumar K M.E AP Aeronautical 1.8 NIL

26. Mr. Thangavel M.S AP Aeronautical 1.8 NIL

27. Mr. Sasilakshmi

Khanth M.Tech AP Aeronautical 1.8 NIL

28. Mr.Shyam Nair M.E(Ph.d) AP Mechatronics 2.8 NIL


Sl.No Name of the Visiting Faculty Academic Year

29 Mr.K.Viswesvara Rao 2011-till date

30 Mr. Pattabiraman 2009-2011


Nil


S.No Name of the Program

Student Teacher

Ratio

1 B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) 15:1

2 B.Tech (Mechatronics) 12:1

3 M.Tech (Computer Aided Design) 3:1

4 M.Tech. (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning) 3:1

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5 M.Tech. (Thermal) 3:1

6 M.Tech. (Engg. Design) 3:1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: Sanctioned, filled and actual


Technical Staff 13 13 13

Administrative Staff 4 4 4

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies.

Thrust areas of the department are

1. CAD/CAM, Rapid Prototyping, Manufacturing and Robotics

2. Advanced Metal forming and sheet metal forming

3. Advanced Machining and micro- and Nano-lubrication in machining

4. Material tensile strength characterization at high strain rates and temperatures

5. Casting and welding, solidification processes

6. Computational Fluid Dynamics

7. Refrigeration and comfort conditioning

8. Unconventional energy sources, renewable energy sources, solar energy

9. Product design and manufacturing

10. Composite Technology

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project wise.

National:

Amount

Status

Number

Project Title

Project

Received

Funding

(Completed/

of

Duration

Agency faculty

Rs. In progress)

involved

Design and Fabrication of

Vertical Axis Wind Mill for low

wind speed

3 years Rs.28,00,000/- MNRE In progress 1

261

Numerical simulation of Hull -

Propeller interaction for under

water vehicle with mounted

propellers

3 years Rs.17,73,000/- NRB Completed 2

FIST 5 years Rs.25,00,000/- DST Completed

(2006-2011) 2

18. Inter-Institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

a) National collaboration :

o Commenced a new center for Robotics and Automation in collaboration with

YASKAWA INDIA PVT LTD. – 35 Lakhs

b) International collaboration : NIL


grants received:

Funded project NRB - Numerical simulation of Hull - Propeller interaction for under water vehicle with

mounted propellers – Rs. 17.73 lakhs (Completed)

Funded Project DST- FIST- Rs.25lakhs (Completed)

Funded Project from MNRE-Rs.28 lakhs (Ongoing)-Design and fabrication of Vertical Axis Windmill for Low

Wind Speed.-Dr. P. Micha Premkumar20. Research facility/ centre with

State recognition

Centre for Collaborative Research with Anna University in the year 2007

National recognition: Nil

International recognition: Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by/ created by industry or corporate bodies:

1. Robotic Labs created in collaboration with YASKAWA, India

2. Advanced Computing Facility created in collaboration with DASSAULTS System.

22. Publications:


SI.

No. Year Faculty Title Journal

1 2015

Ravishankar

Sathyamurthy,

Dr. D. G. Harris

Samuel

Experimental investigation on a semi circular

trough solar water heater

Applied solar energy (Accepted for

Publication) (Springer Allerton Press

Inc)

2 2015 T. Micha

Premkumar

computational analysis of flow over a cascade

of S-shaped hydrofoil of fully reversible pump-

turbine used in extracting tidal energy

Renewable energy, Volume 77, 2015

262

3 2014

Jessy, K., Satish

kumar S.,

Dinakaran D

Influence of different cooling methods on drill

temperature in drilling GFRP

International Journal of Advanced

Manufacturing Technology, Dec 2014

76 (1-4), pp. 609-621.

4 2014

Nakandhrakumar

.R.S, D.

Dinakaran

Tool wear monitoring in drilling by spectral

analysis of vibration signals and verification

through Finite Element Analysis


Engineering Research, Dec., Vol.9

(26),(2014), 8999-9002

5 2014 G. RaviKumar

Solomon

Review on heat transfer enhancement during

solidification of PCM

International Journal of Energy

Engineering, December

6 2014 Mr. S.

Thangavel

Analysis of Dynamic Multipath Mitigation for

Satellite Positioning using Efficient Quasi-

Optimal Algorithms

Journal : International Astronautical

Congress Conference : 65th

Astronautical Congress Meeting,

Toronto, Canada, September, 2014

7 2014 Saravanan P,

Dinakaran D

Machining Parameters in EDM of titanium

grade 5 Alloy with graphite Statistical Multi -

Objective Optimization of tool

Proceedings of the Institution of

Mechanical Engineers, Part B, Journal

of Engineering Manufacture, Volume

228, Issue 7, July 2014, Pages 736-743

9 2014

Nakandhrakumar

.R.S, D

Dinakaran

Influence of Sensor positioning in Tool

condition monitoring of drillig process through

vibration analysis

Advanced Materials Research, June,

Vol 984-985,(2014) 564-569.

10 2014 T Micha

Premkumar Numerical Analysis of Wells turbine

Applied Mechanics and Materials. 592-

594 (2014) 1125–1129

11 2014

Nakandhrakumar

R S, Seralathan

S, Azarudeen A,

Narendran V

Optimization Of Job Shop Scheduling Problem

Using Tabu Search Optimization Technique.

International Journal of Innovative

Research in Science Engineering and

Technology, March 2014 Vol 3 Spl

Isssue 3 pp 1241-1244 ,

12 2014 Dr.G Ravikumar

solomon

Free cooling potential and technology options

for Thermal energy management of a

commercial building in banglore city, India

Energy Engineering, 111:2, pp11-24

13 2014 G. Ravikumar

Solomon

Parametric studies on packed bed storage unit

filled with PCM encapsulated spherical

containers for low temperature solar air heating

applications

Energy Conversion and Management

Volume 78, February 2014, Pages 74–

80

14 2014 T Micha

Premkumar

Cavitation characteristics of S-blade used in

fully reversible Pump-Tubine Trans ASME J. Fluid Eng., 136(5)

15 2014

Micha

Premkumar, T.,

Basker, P

Modelling and Simulation of Single Cavitation

Bubble Oscillation

Modelling and Simulation of Single

Cavitation Bubble Oscillation

263

16 2013 D Dinakaran,

Saravanan P

Statistical Multi-Objective Optimization Of

Electrical Discharge Machining Parameters In

Machining Titanium Grade 5 Alloy Using

Graphite Electrode

Proceedings of the Institution of

Mechanical Engineers, Part B, Journal

of Engineering Manufacture, Vol. 227,

No.4,, pp 119-139

17 2013 Solomon G.R.,

Velraj R.

Analysis Of The Heat Transfer Mechanisms

During Energy Storage In A Phase Change

Material Filled Vertical Finned Cylindrical

Unit For Free Cooling Application

Energy Conversion and Management,

November 75 2013 pp 466-473

18 2013

Dr.John Presin

Kumar, A.Julius

Pusic

A Review on the Properties of Different Fiber

Reinforced Composites

International Journal of Mechanical

Engineering Research, Oct, Volume 3,

Number 1 (2013), pp. 57-59

For more publications refer ANNEXURE-I

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books

Formatex Research Centre, Spain has accepted the chapter, "Simulation and

performance evaluation of glazing material on solar PV/T collectors 'by

Ravishankar Sathyamurthy and Dr. Hyacinth J. Kennady to be published in Energy

Book Series - Volume # 1: under the title “Materials and processes for energy:

communicating current research and technological developments”

Dr.D. Dinakaran had written and edited one chapter in the book “ADVANCED

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY” published by springer on Feb 2015

Edited books

:Nil

Books with ISBN with details of publishers: Dr.T.Jeyapoovan

Vikas Publications,NewDelhi-Dr.T.Jeyapoovan

1. Engineering Design with AutoCAD-ISBN-81-259-0931-1

2. Engineering Graphics using AutoCAD- ISBN-978-81-259-3930-8

3. Engineering Practice Manual- ISBN-81-259-2152-4

4. Manufacturing Technology Lab Manual- ISBN-81-259-1870-1

5. Programming with C-ISBN-81-259-1211-8

6. Fundamentals of Computing- ISBN-81-259-1801-9

7. Computer Practice I- ISBN-81-259-1899-

Pearson Edition,South Asia,Singapore

1. CNC Machining Turning Centres- ISBN-81-7758-419-7


Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

264

o : Accessing from Central Library

Citation Index – range / average:

Scopus : 1- 6 / 0.3-2

Web of Science : -

Google Scholar : -

SNIP : 0.034 to 5.004

SJR : 0.127 to 3.363

Impact Factor – range / average : 0.015 to 4.03 / 0.15 – 2.8

h-index : 1 to 4


Number of patents applied: 5

Income generated : NIL

24. Area of consultancy and income generated:

S. No. Year /

Month Name of Faculty

Project Title (Nature of

consultancy)

Name of the

Company /

Organization

Value (Rs.)

1. Dec 2014 Mr. K.Viswanathan Quality enhancement Rambal,

Kancheepuram In progress

2. Nov

2014 Prof.G.RavikumarSoloman Design of Air preheaters

Universal

Radiators,

Coimbatore

In Progress

3.

2012

Novemb

er

Mr. K.Viswanathan

Mr. Francis Joseph

Mr. Sethuraman

Defect rectification and

Quality enhancement

Super auto

Forge,

Ekatuthangal

completed

4. August

2012

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Dr.T.S.Ravikumar

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.P.Vijayabalan

Development of Guiding

System for Heat Sealing

Machine

Goodrich /UTC

Aerospace Ltd.,

Bangalore

completed

5. May

2012

Prof.G.RavikumarSoloman

Dr.T.S.Ravikumar

Mr.B.Prabakaran

Design of oil cooler for

diesel locomotives

Universal

Radiators,

Coimbatore

1.1 lakhs

6. February

2012

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Plant Assessment Study Superauto Forge

Ltd., Chennai 1,20,227.00

7. 2008 –

2011 Dr. D.G. Roychowdhury

Numerical simulation of

hull propeller infection for

under water vehicle with

mounted propeller

Naval research

board 17.73 lakhs

8. 2006 –

2011 Prof. T. Jeyapoovan FIST DST 25 Lakhs

9. January

2012

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.M.Balachandar

Mr.P.Vijayabalan

Rane TRW, Chennai

Electro

Hydraulic Power

Steering Systems

Completed

10. Novemb

er 2011

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Mr.Muthukumar

Orchid Chemicals,

Chennai

Failure Analysis

in Centrifuge Completed

25 Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India

265

and abroad:

S.No. Year / Month Laboratories / Institutions / Industries

Visited Name of Faculty

1. 1

Feb 2015

Wheels India Ltd, Chennai organized

by PALS4 (IIT M Alumni club) Mr. K. Arunkumar

2. 2 Jan 2015 WABCO Industries Ltd Mr. A.V.Sethuraman

3. 3 Dec 2014 Nelcast pvt Ltd Dr. Harris samuel

4. 1 Dec. 2014 WABCO Industries Ltd., Mahindra

World City,

Dr. D.G.Roy Chowdhury,

Mr. A.V.Sethuraman

5. 2

Nov. 2014

Indhra Gandhi Centre for Atomic

Research & WABCO Industries Ltd.,

Mahindra World City

Dr. D.G.Roy Chowdhury,

Dr.Dinakaran,

6. 3 Oct. 2014 YASKAWA electric corporation

Team

Dr.Dinakaran,

Dr.T S Ravikumar

7. 4

Apr. 2013 Robotics Lab, SRM University

Dr.Dinakaran,

Dr. Vijayabalan,

Mr. Balachandar

8. 5 Apr. 2013 Cranfield University, UK Mr. RajaGopalan

9. 6

Mar. 2013 Dr.Ilmi Yoon, Asso. Professor, San

Francisco State University, California,

USA

Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady

10. 7

March

2013

Ms.Rathinam, Senior Software

Engineer, Oracle, Santa Clara,

California, USA


11. 8

March

2013

Ms.Olga Enciso Smith, President

Greater Hispanic Chamber of

Commerce (JHCC)


12. 9 March

2013

Mr. EfraIIn Cardoza, CEO, GSJHCC ,

San Jose, CA, USA Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady

13. 1 2012 /

November INS Rajaali. Dr. T.S.Ravikumar

14. 2 2012 Confederation of Indian Industry,

Chennai Dr. D. Dinakaran

15. 3 August 2012 Goodrich Aerospace Ltd., Bangalore

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Dr.T.S.Ravikumar

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.P.Vijayabalan

16. 4 June

2012 Universal Radiators, Coimbatore

Prof.G.RavikumarSoloman

Dr.T.S.Ravikumar

Mr.B.Prabakaran

17. 5 June

2012 Superauto Forge Ltd., Chennai

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Dr.D.Dinakaran

18. 6 February 2012 Green evolution, Chennai Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

19. November 2012 Super auto Forge Ltd., Chennai

Mr. A.V. Sethuraman

Mr.L.JosephFancis

Mr.Viswanathan

20. December

2012 Rane TRW, Chennai

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.M.Balachandar

Mr.P.Vijayabalan

21. August 2012 Sun Edison Ltd, Alwarpet, Chennai Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

266

22. May

2012 Data Patterns, Chennai

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Dr.D.Dinakaran

23. January 2012 C-WET, Chennai Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

24. November

2011 BWIR, Chennai

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.Muthu Kumar

Mr.Anand

25. December

2011 Orchid Chemicals, Chennai

Dr.D.G.RoyChowdhury

Mr.Muthukumar

26. August

2011

Tractors and farm Equipment,

Chennai

Dr.D.Dinakaran

Mr.N.Narayanan

Mr.P.Senkuttuvel

27. July 2011 Renco Technologies Private Ltd.,

Chennai

Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

28. January 2010 Lucas-TVS Ltd, Padi, Chennai Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

29. September 2010 New Energy Corporation, Chennai Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy

30. December 2009 Solkar Private Ltd., Dr.Hyacinth J Kennedy


a) National committees

1. Dr. D.G. Roychowdhury, Dean (CCDA): CII member

2. Dr.Hyacinth J. Kennedy, Prof. : Executive committee member,

ENFUSE,Chennai, (2010-2011)

3. Dr.Hyacinth J. Kennedy, Prof. : Chairman-Academic interface,


4. Dr.Hyacinth J. Kennedy, Prof. : Executive committee member,


b) International committees : Nil

c) Editorial Boards :

Dr. B.Venkataraman appointed as Editorial board member and reviewer- “Transteller Journal Publication

& Research Consultancy Pvt. LTD”.

Dr. B.Venkataraman appointed as Reviewer for “Elsevier science Direct International Energy Journal”.

Dr.Hyacinth J. Kennedy, Prof. was appointed as the Editor – In-Chief for the Journal of Modern

Manufacturing Technology ISSN: 0974-8415 from January 2013 by Serials Publications, New Delhi.

d) any other (please specify)

Dr. T.S. Ravikumar was the advisory committee for the one day national seminar on “MODERN TRENDS

IN MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY” organized by Alpha College of Engineering, Chennai on 6th

Feb 2015

Dr. T.S. Ravikumar and Dr. D. Dinakaran were the resourced persons for the one day seminar on “POWER

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PLANT ENGINEERING” organized by HITS on 1st March 2011.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs,

Workshops, training programs and similar programs)

Faculty will undergo an orientation program at the time of joining, Faculties are trained on soft skills like

communications skills, leadership and personality development skills. Effective teaching and assessing

methodologies, and on outcome based education.

S.No Month & Year Programme Faculty Days

1 Month of Feb (Every

Year)

FDP Newly joined Faculty 2

2 Yarona (Every Year in

the Month of March)

REFRESHER All staff members 2

3 Yantra (Every Year) STUDENT

SYMPOSIUM

Faculty from

respective Dept

2

4 December 2014 Outcome based

Assessment

Mechanical Engg 1

5 November 2014 Outcome based

education

Mechanical Engg 1

6 September 2014 Outcome based

education

Mechanical Engg 1

7 August 2013 Outcome based

education

Mechanical Engg 1



S. No. Academic Year UG % PG %

1 2013-2014 70 60

2 2012-2013 64.5 80

3 2011-2012 100 73

4 2010-2011 73 78

5 2009-2010 90 82

6 2008-2009 65 76 Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities

industry/institute

S. No. Academic Year UG % PG %

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1 2013-2014 30 40

2 2012-2013 35.5 20

3 2011-2012 0 27

4 2010-2011 27 22

5 2009-2010 10 18

6 2008-2009 35 24

29. Awards / recognitions receiveded at the national and international level by Faculty:

Awards: 2013-2014:

1. Dr. D. Dinakaran honoured with “Best Young Technology Faculty Award” by EETCRS, NewDelhi.

2014-2015:

1. Dr.D.Dinakaran participated as Special Invite in the seminar on “RECENT TRENDS IN

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FIELD” organized by Sri Balaji Chockalingam Engineering College, Arni

on 14th Aug 2014.

2. Dr.D.Dinakaran invited as speaker in the “NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CONDITION

MONITORING” organized by DRDO, Ministry of Defense, Avadi on 18th Dec 2014

3. Dr.D.Dinakaran invited as Guest speaker in the topic of “MANUFACTURING AUTOMATION”

organized by Alpha college of Engineering, Avadi on 6th Feb 2015.

4. Dr.D.Dinakaran invited as Chief Guest in the seminar on “ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION” conducted

by HIET Polytechnic College on 12th Feb 2015.

5. Dr.D.Dinakaran honored with “SPECIAL AWARD FOR ROBOTICS LABORATORY

ESTABLISHMENT” by Hindustan University.

2013-2014:

1. Dr.Hyacinth J Kennady have been Invited to be a Speaker in The 4th Annual World Congress of Bio

Energy Theme: Roadmap toward 2020 to be held in Qingdao, China during September 21~23, 2014

2. Dr. Hyacinth J. Kennady was re elected as Executive member by the Annual General Body of the

Energy& Fuel Users Association of India for the year 2013—2014

3. Dr. T.S.Ravikumar was invited as the Chief guest for the Mechanical Engineering symposium

“Throttlez 2013” organized by Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering on Sept, 2013.

4. Dr. T. Jeyapoovan was invited as the Chief Guest for” Mechanical Symposium”organized by

Kumaraswamy College of Engineering,Karur in March 2013

2012-2013:

1. Dr. Hyacinth J. Kennady been appointed as an “Editor in Chief” for the journal entitled "Journal of

Modern Manufacturing Technology (ISSN: 0974:8415) from January 2013 onwards.

2. Mr. K. Viswanathan, Chaired Technical session 2 Of WCFMAAE -2013 at IIT, Delhi on 2nd Feb 2013.

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3. Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady been elected as the “Executive Committee Member” in Energy & Fuel Users‟

Association of India for the Year 2012-2013.

4. Dr. HyacinthJ.Kennady entitled to be a speaker at Word Energy Congress of Bioenergy (WCBE-2013)

during April 25th

to 27th

2013 in China

5. Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady, been invited to be a panel member and discussed on Post Grid Energy, Design

Public Conclave, “Conversation, Collaboration, Partnership” Fourth Edition:Challenge Track Innovation

Workshops, Coomaraswamy Hall at CSVMS ( formerly the prince of wales Museum ), during 28th

&29th

November 2012, Mumbai.

6. Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady, been invited to share Experiences on working with Solar Energy on the

Conference “Implementing Solar Power Projects In Tamil Nadu” at Breeze Residency, Trichy organised

by ENFUSE on 8th

December 2012.

7. Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady, was invited and chaired a session on the International Conference on

Economics, Business and Management - ICEBM 2012, Hotel Hans, New Delhi organized by Serials

Publications on 22nd

& 23rd

December 2012.

8. Dr.HyacinthJ.Kennady, was invited and Chaired a session and delivered a talk on ‘Solar Power

Conversion Systems’ in the National Conference On Energy, Systems And Control (NCESC 2013)

conducted by Department of Electrical And Electronics Engineering of our University on 15th

March

2013.

9. Formatex Research Centre, Spain has accepted the Chapter "Simulation and performance evaluation of

glazing material on solar PV/T collectors” by Ravishankar Sathyamurthy and Hyacinth J. Kennady, to

be Published in Energy Book Series - Volume # 1: “Materials and processes for energy: communicating

current research and technological developments”

10. Dr.HyacinthJ.Kennady, invited as a Special Invitee by Energy Alternatives India (EAI) to attend

RENERGY 2013 –India’s Largest Renewable Energy Conference organized by Tamil Nadu Energy

Development Agency (TEDA), held on May 9th

-11th

2013 t at Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai.

Students :

Participation of the students in national & international events like BAJA & SUPRA in which the vehicle is

designed, manufactured under certain specifications & guidelines by the students and tested under various

conditions by experts in real time.

Details of workshop

S.No Student Name Workshop Name College/ Industry Name Year

1 Mohammad Firoz National level technical symposium-

CRANK-X

SSN College of Engineering 2015

2 Vikram Rajak workshop on practical aspects of FEM -

Validation and Verification Methods

NAFEMS. India. Hindustan

University

2015

3 Vikram Rajak workshop on Condition monitoring Hindustan University, CMSi 2015

4 Lalson Kumar workshop on Condition monitoring Hindustan University, CMSi 2015

5 Lalson Kumar workshop on practical aspects of FEM -

Validation and Verification Methods

Hindustan University,

NAFEMS

2015

6 sai prasad Bajaj SAE India 2015 NATRIP 2015

7 Abhishek Reddy Bajaj SAE India 2015 NATRAX 2015

8 Kanta Praveen Kumar Bajaj SAE India 2015 NATRAX 2015

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9 kousik m k Pragyan 2015 Autotrix 2015

10 kousik m k JV workshop & Pragyan Autotrix 2015

For Further Details see Annexure II

Details of conference

S.N

o

Student

Name

Title of the Project College Name Date

1

Udhaya

Kumar

International Conference on Innovation and Future

reseach Dmensions on Nano Bio Technology

K.L.N.College, Trichy 2014

2

Azarudeen &

Narendran

Optimization of Job Scheduling problem using Tabu

Search

K.L.N.College

2014

3

Sabareesh

Hariharan

Numerical Analysis of Flow Through an Air

Preheated of an Industrial Heat Treatment Furnace

Sri.Sai Ram

Engg.College, Chennai

2014

4

Gnanakarthi R

& Hari Vishal

Applications of antcolany optimization technique for

solving job shop scheduling problem

Kathir College of Engg.

Chennai

2014

5

Abhiram

Sarabotla

Fabrication & Analysis of Natural Fiber Reinforced A.C.T College of

Engineering and

Technology

2014

6

Aneesh Review on heat transfer enhancement during

solidification of PCM

Karpaga Vinayaga

College of

Engg.Technology

2014

7

Karthi Studies on performance and emission characteristics

of a CI Engine in Dual mode with LPG and Bio

Diesel Blends

Bharath University 2014

8 Varadharaj s Experimental Investigation and Thermal

characterization of plasma spray coating on cylinder

liner for automotive application

Bharath University 2014

For Further Details see Annexure III

Details of extracurricular activities

S.No Student Name Workshop Name College/ Industry Name Year

1 Mohammed Firoz Foreign Language-

German

Hindustan Institute of

Technology and Science

2014

2 Naveen Kumar Reddy Graphical System

Design Student

Contest

National Instrument India 2014

3 Cyriac K Varghese FEST Competition Channel V India 2013

4 Hari Ganesh FEST Competition Channel V India 2013

5 Aashish Jacob FEST Competition Channel V India 2013

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6 Krishna Infest 2013 NDTV / India Can

Education

2013

7 Blesswin Saarang IIT, Madras 2013

8 Sai Prasad Yarona 13 Hindustan Institute of


2013

9 Palla sai prasad National level

technical

Symposium



2013

10 Sai Prasad NSS Camp

conducted from 18th

March to 22nd

March 2014



2013

For Further Details see Annexure IV

Details of sports event

S

S

L

Year Month Details of

Competition

Organized

by

Prize

Won Name of the Student

1. 2014 Jan

South Zone

Inter University

Tournament

J.N.T

University,

Kakinada

Winners

Sumit kumar (III – mech)

S.Kingsly allwin Kishore (IV –

mech )

2. 2014 Jan

Tamil Nadu

Inter Deemed

University

Tournament

Runners

Sumit kumar (III – mech)

S.kingsly allwin Kishore (IV –

mech )

3. 2014 Feb

All India Inter

University

Tournament

Banaras

Hindu

University,

Varanasi

Winners

Sumit kumar(III – mech)

S.kingsly allwin kishore(IV –

mech )

4. 2014 Feb IIT Trophy IIT Madras Runners



mech )

5. 2014 Feb

SBM Jain

Trophy

SBM Jain

College Winners



mech )

6. 2014

Feb

&March

CM Birthday

Trophy Winners



mech )

7. 2014 March IMG Reliance

Third

Position



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mech )

8. 2014 March

Dr. KCG

Verghese

Memorial

Trophy

HITS Winners



mech )

9. 2014 Aug SSN Trophy SSN College

Particip

ated

Saravanan kumar(IV – mech)

jenifar arul richard(III –mech)

vinoth kumar.j(III – mech)

10. 2014 Sep Chemfest

Chengalpet

Medical

College,

Chengalpet

Particip

ated

Saravanan kumar (IV – mech)

Jenifar arul Richard (III – mech)

Vinoth kumar.j (III – mech)

For Further Details see Annexure V



S.No Conference/

Seminar/

Workshop

Description Year &

Month

Speaker/ Organized by

1 International

Conference

Robotics, Automation and

Embedded system

Feb 2015 Organized by Mechanical

department in Association with EIE

2

Workshop

Dr. D. Dinakaran & Mr. K.

Viswanathan co-ordinated the

workshop on“Condition

Monitoring”

Feb 2015

CMSI

3

Workshop

Dr.Hyacinth J.Kennady Co-

ordintated the workshop

“UK-India Offshore WIND

ENERGY WORKSHOP”

Feb 2015

Mr. Commodore Sekhar, Joint

Director, CDTS

4 Workshop Workshop on “Energy

conservation”

Jan 2014 N Ramalingam, National president,

ENFUSE

5

Seminar

“Employment in the Energy

sector as a power engineer,

Energy Auditor, Energy

Manager, Energy Consultant

or as an Energy

Entrepreneur”

Oct 2013

ENFUSE STUDENTS CHAPTER

Coordinator L. Joseph Francis, Asso.

Prof., Department of Mechanical

Engineering, HITS

6 National

symposium

“YANTRA 2k13” Sep 2013 Department of Mechanical

Engineering, HITS

7 Seminar Power plant Engineering March

2011

Organized by department of


8

International

Conference

“Recent Trends in Renewable

Energy Systems”

March

2011

Dr. Robert Franke, Intl. Relations

officer, Solar Valley

Mr. C.V. Subramanian, Former

secretary MNRE, Govt. of India


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As formulated by Office of Director Research (Refer Appendix A)

32. Student profile program wise:

2013-2014:

Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage

Programme Received

(refer to question no. 4) Male Female Male Female Male Female

B.Tech Mechatronics 67 3 33 3 - -

B.Tech.

600 2 180 2 65 100

M.Tech.

48 0 34 0 100 -

Ph.D. 30 1 12 1 - -


Name of the

% of students

% of students % of students

% of

from other from

programme

from the students

S.No. universities universities

(refer to question same from other

within the outside the

no.4) university countries

State state

1 B.Tech. NA NA NA NA

2

M.Tech (Computer 0 0

100

0

Aided Design)

3

M.Tech.(Refrigeration 0 0

100

0

and Air conditioning)

4 M.Tech. (Thermal) 0 15 85 0

5 M.Tech. (Engg. Design) 0 100 0 0


GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

EXAMINATION 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-13 2013-14

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GRE 5 6 5

-

2

GATE 12 8 8

-

-

Civil Services/

-

- Nil Nil Nil

Defense Services


Percentage against enrolled

Stu3dent Progression 2009-2010 2010- 2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

UG to PG 8% 19% 20% 1% 1%

PG to Ph.D. 2% 3% 5% NA 1%

Ph.D to Post-Doctoral NA NA NA NA NA

Employed

Campus Selection

Other than Campus

recruitment

25%

50%

28%

56%

30%

60%

30%

50%

68%

22%

Entrepreneurs 5% 8% 10% 10% 10%


37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period- (9

Faculty) Ph.D. – Dr.D.Dinakaran, Dr.T.S.Ravikumar, Dr. T. Micha Prem Kumar. Dr. T.Jeyapoovan, Dr. G. Ravi

kumar Solomon, Dr. P. Vijayabalan, Dr. John Presin Kumar, Dr. Sengotuvel, Dr. Jessy.


a) Library 01

b) Internet facilities for staff and students Yes, 20 Systems

c) Total number of class rooms 16 rooms

d) Class rooms with ICT facility 02

Percentage of faculty who are graduates 2011-2012

2012-13

2013-14

of the same university 8.3% 8.3% 8.3%

from other universities within the State 88% 88% 88%

from universities from other States 11% 11% 11%

from universities outside the country 0% 0% 0%

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e) Students laboratories 14

f) f) Research laboratories 01

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates a) from the host institution/university:

NAME

SUPERVISOR

TOPIC YEAR OF

REGISTRATION

Mr. S. Seralathan

Dr.D.G.Roy Chowdhury

Professor

Numerical Analysis &

flow through Axial

diffuser

2009

Mr.B.Prabhakaran Flow analysis in power

steering pump

2009

Mr.N.Prakash Numerical simulation of

marine propeller of

underwater vehicles

2009

Mr.A.Muthuvel Numerical Simulation of

Flow over the

Autonomous Under

Water Vehicle

2009

Mr. R.S.

Nakandhrakumar

Dr. D. Dinakaran

Professor

Condition monitoring in

drilling

2010

Mr.L.Joseph Francis Superplastic Forming 2014

K. Jessy Machinability of GFRP

Composites

2009 (COMPLETED)

P. Sengottuvel Effect of different

coating on cemented

carbide in machining of

inconel 718 alloy

2009 (COMPLETED)

Mr. K.Viswanathan Condition Monitoring in

Grinding

2014

Mr. A.V.Sethuraman Dr. R. Asokan Professor

Establishing a repair

procedure for composites

2014

Mr. Shaik Mohammed

Shafee

Dr.G.Ravikumar

Solomon Professor

Heat transfer in the

solidification of Nano

enhanced phase change

materials

2014

Mr. K. GnanaSekaran Heat Transfer

enhancement in phase

change material

2014

Mr. S.A. Hari Krishnan

Dr. Harris Samuel

Professor

Study on Effect of

process parameter for

Friction stir Welding

2014

Mr.S.Ravishankar Performance evaluation

of triangular pyramidal

Solar desalination unit.

2013

Mr. Praveen Kumar

Balguri

Nano composites 2014

Ms. Annie Aureen Albert Nano composites 2014

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Mr. Vishwanath K.

Kaimal Dr. P.Vijayabalan

Professor

Alternative Energy Fuels 2013

b) From other institutions/ universities:

NAME SUPERVISOR TOPIC YEAR OF

REGISTRATION

Mr. V. Rachchh Nikunj

Dr. D.G.

Roychowdhury

Professor

Manufacturing and analysis of red mud filled

natural biber composite 2011

Mr. Sri Murugan

Dr. D. Dinakaran

Professor

Online Monitoring of Surface Roughness in

Grinding Using Vibration and Acoustic

Analysis

2011

Mr. D. Rajeev Condition Monitoring of Tool wear in lathe

using vibration measurements 2011

Mr. P.Jeyakrishnan Condition Monitoring in Friction Stir Welding

Using accelerometer Sensor 2011

Mr. Padmakumar .M Cryogenic Treatment of Tungsten Carbide

Tools 2014

Mr. N.Sakthivel Dr. T.S.Ravikumar

HOD

A study on Solar Conservatory 2010

Mr. N.S.Senthur Experimental Investigation on Thermal Barroer

Coated DI Diesel Engine with Biodiesel 2012

Joel C Dr. T. Jeyapoovan

Professor

Manufacturing (abrastive Water Jet Machining) 2014

Balaji D.S Material Science 2014

Mr. Dipin.D

Dr. D.G.

Roychowdhury

Professor

Renewable Energy - solar 2011

Mr. Prem Shankar

Dr. B.

Venkataraman

Dean (MS)

Benchmarking the Performance of Service

Logistrics 2014

Mr. Veerabadhran

Anguswamy Muzzle Brake Ballistics 2014

Mr. T.Tamilanban Composite Material 2014

Mr. Kanthasamy .S Composite Materials 2014

Mr. Vijay anand

Marimuthu.M Micro Channels 2014

Pradeep Kumar C Mechanical Engineering Automobile

Engineering and Computer Science 2014

Ramesh Shanmugam Material Science and opto Electronics 2014

V.P. Prem Kumar Dr. Harris Samuel

Professor

Austembered Ductile Iron 2014

BodapatiSubrahmanyam Austembered Ductile Iron 2014

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40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.: NIL

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme (s)? If so,


Every new program of the department is put to discussion in the Board of Studies meeting and academic council

meeting consisting of alumni, industry experts, subject expert professors from other leading academic

institution and parents and the outcome is put forth to IQAC suggestions and then submitted to the approval of

the Academic Council.

42. Does the department obtain feedback from? a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the Department utilize

the feedback?

Yes, Feedback/suggestions obtained from staff, Alumni, Parents, Industry experts and Faculty of other

colleges who visit the department on various occasions like practical examinations, seminars, guest lectures,

workshops etc. are taken into consideration while framing the curriculum and in the preparation of syllabus as

well as Teaching-Learning-Evaluation to meet the department objectives.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Students‟ feedback is obtained on 5 point grade scale on key aspects of the teaching requirements and intimated

to the staff concerned. The positive aspects of the staffs are encouraged and the negative Aspects are notified to

him for improvement. Also, the staffs are encouraged to attend the FDP‟s in the subject concerned to improve

technically and in house programs are conducted to develop soft skills. Feedback forms for each subject are

distributed to the students and the faculty is assessed on 20 parameters of teaching-learning process. Corrective

action is taken by the concerned faculty on their weakness as perceived by the students.


feedback?

Feedback from the alumni and industry persons are used to update and modify the syllabus as per the current

requirement through Board of studies. .List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

NAME OF ALUMINI DESIGNATION EMPLOYER

Mr. R. James rajan Vice president Wartisila India Ltd

Mr.K. Abin Simon General Manager - Exports

FCI OEN Connectors Ltd,

Electrogiri, Mulanthuruthy, Via

Cochin, Kerala 682 314.

Mr. J Aloysius Manager Drydocks World - P.O. Box 8988,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Mr.P.Elango Senior Section Engineer/Design Integral Coach Factory, Chennai.

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Mr. C.Janardan Project Manager Mahindra Satyam, Omr Road,

Chennai.

Mr. C Sankar A Agm-Projects

Nissan Ashok Leyland Power Train

Ltd, Khivraj Complex-III, 477-482,

Anna Salai, Nandanam, Chennai -

600 035.

Mr. S. Kannan Shunmugaraj Executive Director Genesis Networks, Inc., San

Antonio, Texas.

Mr. S.N. Ravikumar Vice President, New Product

Development

Value Plastics, Inc. 3325,

Timberline Road, Fort Collins, Co

80525

Mr. A Sankar Director Ganasoft, Chennai.

Mr..A .Mathi Ezhil VP & Principal Consultant Clear Steps


external experts.

Dr.AnthonyAroul Raj delivered lecture on “Energy Conservation, Heat load Calculation and Psychometric

Processes” on 11th Dec 2014.

Dr.Rupchand & Dr.Balakumar delivered a lecture on “Feature Main Battle Tank” on 27th Aug 2014.

Dr.R.Sivakumar,Prof,VIT, Chennai delivered a lecture on “Computational Fluid Dynamics” on 26th Aug

2014.

Er.K.S.Ramalingam, Private Consultant, Chennai delivered lecture on “Design for Manufacture” on 12th

Aug 2014.

Mr S Raju, Plant Head, Gear Division, TAFE, Pudupakkam Chennai delivered guest lecture on “Lean

Manufacturing Concepts to Seventh Semester students of Mechanical Engineering Department”organised

by K.Viswanathan on 25thjuly 2014.

Mr.M.Sivakumar, Certified Energy Auditor, Effica Energy Ltd., Chennai delivered guest lecture on

“Energy Conservation and Energy Audit” organized by Dr.HyacinthJ.Kennady on 25thjuly.

Mr. Santhosh Karunanda, Private Consultant delivered lecture on “How to think about carreer” on 22nd

July 2014.

Mr.Sundaramurthy, CAD Center Trainers, Thiruvanmiyur delivered seminar on “Applications of CAD

software in Engg” on 11th July 2014.

Dr.Gerald/Prof/Mech/NIT Trichy delivered lecture on “Mechanical software’s and Placement

Opportunities” on 3rd

July 2014.

Mr. N. Nagarajan, Anna University delivered guest lecture on “Modern Steam Power Plant” organized by

Mr.A.V.Sethuraman on Feb 2014.

Mr. Babu, retired manager IVL delivered lecture on “5S Concept and its implementation” organized by

Mechanical department on 24th

Jan 2014.

Mr. B.B.Seshadri, technocrat cum Entrepreuner from Vellore delivered guest lecture on “Entrepreneurship

development” The lecture was arranged by Mr.A.V.Sethuraman for students of 7th Semester and MBA

students on 11th August at the seminar hall in Founder's block between 10.30 am and 12.30 pm on07-08-

2013

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Mr.Raja, Manager TAFE delivered guest lecture on “Total quality management” organised by Thangavel

for MECH 7A, 7B & 7C students on 25.7.2013

Mr. Sashadri, Private consultant delivered guest lecture on “Entrepreneurship development” for UG mech

3rd year students on 07.08.13.

Mr.Ramapathy/manager/WIPRO delivered guest lecture on “Industry expectation on leadership qualities”

for UG mech 3rd year students on 10.9.13

Dr.Vijaysekar delivered guest lecture on “Attitude determines Altitude to success” for UG mech students on

23.9.13.

Dr.T.S.Ravikumar delivered guest lecture on “Automobile Air-conditioning” at the Department of

Mechanical Engineering, Alpha College of Engineering, and Chennai-124 on 10.10.13.

A Special Lecture on “Heating Ventilation and Air conditioning – Applications” by Mr.Moazzam Ali,

Technical Director, TAIBA Engg. Consultancy „HVAC‟, Hyderabad, delivered on 25.9.12.

A Special Lecture on “Vibration based NDT for Materials Testing” by Mr.Ravindran, Director, Southern

NDT Services Chennai was delivered on 13.9.12

A Special Lecture on “"A Bridge between Institution & Industry"” by Mr.Anand &Mr.V.N. Shiju - Team

from Hash Management Services, Chennai was delivered on 13.08.12.


1. Lecturing - (for concepts and principles)

2. Tutoring - ( To ensure understanding)

3. Laboratories – ( For Hands on training)

4. Field work – ( For direct experience)

5. Industrial Visit – ( for direct observation)

6. Seminars - ( To enhance Communication and Presentation skills)

7. Workshops – (To have upto date knowledge)

8. Guest lectures - (To have upto date knowledge from the experts)

9. Project Based Learning ( To apply and create )

10. Problem based learning ( To understand, apply and analyse the concepts)

11. E-learning. ( self and independent learning)

12. Participatory Discussion – ( To enhance communication and leadership )

13. Remedial Classes – (to improve slow learners)


outcome is monitored?

i. Through classroom interaction

ii. Through feedback mechanism

iii. Through Employability ratio

iv. Through semester end result analysis

v. Through Continuous assessment tests


Faculty development programs.

Students’ participation in seminars, competitions, quiz, NSS, sports & cultural activities.

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48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities “of the department.

Participation of the students in national & international events like BAJA & SUPRA in which the vehicle is

designed, manufactured under certain specifications & guidelines by the students and tested under various

conditions by experts in real time.

Details of workshop see Annexure II

Details of conference see Annexure III

Details of extracurricular activities see Annexure IV

Details of sports event see Annexure V


NBA accredited in the year 2008 for 3 years NAAC accredited in 2013 Certified by IAO Team in June 2013 for quality systems Certified by BSI-Group India pvt Ltd for ISO 9001:2008 Recertification Audit in 2014 50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

The department developed a vehicle for physically challenged person (AICTE-RPS project)

Students developed vehicles in project work that improved the safety aspects

Circular Axis Four stroke Engine-CA4S concept developed by 2014 batch students

Design and Development of Road Cleaning Vehicle by 2014 batch students


STRENGTH:

Experienced faculty

Excellent Infrastructure

Library facilities

Teacher performance appraisal

Flexibility in curriculum & syllabus

WEAKNESS: Research activities and publications need more thrust.

Sponsored projects need improvement.

Consultancy activities also need to be strengthened.

OPPORTUNITIES:

Research potential

Collaborative projects

Professional body activities

CHALLENGES:

Fluctuating market

Student’s employability

Bridging industry/institution


• To make the department to be the center of excellence especially in CFD and alternate fuel research.

• To develop world class infrastructural facilities and to offer excellent academic ambience.

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• To introduce new P.G and U.G courses in emerging areas.

• To encourage all the faculty members/students to involve in high end research activities, to develop new

technology/products and transfer the technology to industries for commercial production.

• To sign MOUs with leading organizations for Training, Research and Consultancy assignments.

• To upgrade curriculum and syllabi in line with industry requirements.

282

School of Management

283

Department of Management Studies

1. Name of the Department: School of Management, Hindustan University


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the University?

School of Management.

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc.,

D.Litt., etc.)

Existing Courses Proposed to be introduced during 2015-16

B.Com

B.Com (Bank Management)

BBA

BBA (Travel & Tourism)

MBA

o MBA (General Management – with

specialization in Finance / Marketing /

HR / Systems and Sports Mgt)

o MBA (Aviation Management)

o MBA (Hospitality Management)

o MBA (Media & Entertainment)

o MBA (Hospital & Healthcare

Management)

o MBA (Family Business &

Entrepreneurship)

o MBA (Business Analytics &

Optimization) in collaboration with

IBM

o MBA (Banking Financial Services &

Insurance) in collaboration with IBM

o MBA (Automobile Dealership

Management)

MS

Ph.D

BBA – International Business

BBA – Integrated Marketing Communication

BBA – Hospital & Healthcare Management

BBA – Sports Management

MBA – Logistics and Supply Chain

Management

PGDM – Hospitality Management – Work

Integrated Program

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved

The following programs have been proposed

Integrated Technology Management Programs in collaboration with other engineering departments


MBA (Media & Entertainment) Program is conducted in collaboration with LV Prasad TV and Film

Academy, an industry leader.

MBA (Hospital & Healthcare Mgt) Program is conducted in collaboration with The Sankara Nethralaya

Academy, Pioneer in Eye care

M.B.A. IBM (BAO) and IBM (BFS) in association with IBM and School of Management of Hindustan

University.

Summer Internship Program (SIP) is conducted in collaboration with the following foreign institutions:

- Open University, Malaysia

- Dongguk University, Korea

- Korean Aerospace University, Korea

- Cranfield University, UK

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any, with reasons

284

MBA (Part Time) was discontinued for restructuring; however, it shall be re-launched soon.

8. Examination System: Semester pattern


A. Courses being taught by faculty from other departments

Applied Operations Research Department of Mathematics / Department of

Computer Applications

English Department of Science & Humanities

Foreign Languages Department of Foreign Languages

Environmental Studies Department of Science & Humanities

E-Commerce Technology and Management Department of Computer Applications / Department

of Information Technology

Business Application Software Department of Computer Applications/ Department of

Information Technology

B. Courses being taught by M.B.A. Faculty for other departments

Total Quality Management B.E. / B.Tech

Professional Ethics & Human Values B.E. / B.Tech

Entrepreneurship Development B.E. / B.Tech

Principles of Management B.E. / B.Tech

Process Economics B.E. / B.Tech


Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS) Male Female Total

Professor 7 5 2 7 7

Associate Professors 5 5 0 5 5

Asst. Professors 16 10 6 16 16


under guidance

Sno NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION TOTAL

EXP.

NO. OF

Ph.D

STUDENTS

GUIDED

FOR THE

LAST 4

YEARS

1 Dr. PON.

RAMALINGAM

PROFESSOR

CUM

REGISTRAR

M.Com.

M.B.A

M.Phil

Ph.D

CORPORATE

SECRETARYSHIP

28.7 6*

285

2 Dr.

B. YAMUNA

KRISHNA

SENIOR

PROFESSOR

AND HOD

MBA

M.Com

Ph.D. NET

MANAGEMENT

FINANCE

24 7*

3 Dr.J. ASHOK BABU PROFESSOR M.S.(Engg)., M.B.A.,

FIE., Ph.D.,

AVIATION &

OPERATIONS

29.9

4 Dr SMRITI VERMA PROFESSOR M.B.A., Ph.D., MARKETING 15.4 7*

5 Mr. M.L.

GOPICHANDER

PROFESSOR M.Com

M.B.A, CAIIB,

PGDPM

FINANCE &

SYSTEMS

34.9

6 Mr. C. ROBIN PROFESSOR M.A, LLM, LAW 36.8

7 Dr. M.K. BADRI

NARAYANAN

ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR

M.B.A., Ph.D FINANCE AND

SYSTEMS

6.6 6*

8 Dr. SYED SIRAZ ASSOCIATE.

PROFESSOR

M.B.A., M.H.R.M.,

M.S., M.D., M.Sc.,

M.Com. M.Phil.,

Ph.D., (D.Litt).,

MARKETING,

HUMAN RESOURCE.,

COUNSELLING &

PSYCHO THERAPHY

11 2*

9 Dr.C. PADMANABA

SIVAKUMAR

ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

M.B.A. Ph.D MARKETING 6.10 3*

10 Mr. SALIM

MAHMOOD

ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR

B.Com, M.B.A., MARKETING 12.10

11 Dr.DAVID EASOW DEPUTY

DIRECTOR

M.B.A.PhD INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS

30 2*

12 Mr. SATHESSH PHILIP ASST.

PRFOESSOR

B.Sc

M.B.A

HUMAN RESOURCE 19.11

13 Ms S VEENA ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

M.B.A., SLET., (Ph.D) FINANCE 19.8

14 Ms. S. HEMALATHA ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

M.T.M

M.Phil M.H.R.M.

H.R & TOURISM

MANAGEMENT

12

15 Ms. C. CATHERINE

JULIE AARTHY

ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

B.Sc

M.Sc, NET (Ph.D.)

FOOD AND

NUTRITION

11

286

16 Mr.VENU MENON ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

M.A. (ECO) ECONOMICS 10.6

17 Mr.MILTON GERARD

HUGGINS

ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

M.B.A. SALES &

MARKETING

24

18 MS.S.NANDA ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SENIOR

SCALE) &

STUDENTS

COUNSELLOR

M.A.(PSYCHOLOGY) PSYCHOLOGY 10.10

19 Mr. R. HARIHARA

SUDHAN

ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SENIOR

SCALE)

M.I.M (Ph.D) INTERNATIONAL

BUSINESS

7.11

20 Mr. K. SARAVANAN ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SENIOR

SCALE)

MBA

M.Phil

SYSTEMS

MANAGEMENT

8.8

21 Dr. ARCHANA R ASST.

PROFESSOR

(SELECTION

GRADE)

B.A., M.B.A., Ph.D., AVIATION 1

22 Mr. R. RAJKUMAR ASST.

PROFESSOR &

CO-

ORDINATOR

FOR AVIATION

MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMME

B.E

M.B.A

AIRLINES AND

AIRPORT

MANAGEMENT

2

23 Ms. K.K. SREE DEVI ASSISTANT

PROFESSOR

B.E ,M.B.A , (Ph.D) H.R OPERATIONS,

SYSTEM

MARKETING

2

24 Mr S BALAMURALI ASST.

PROFESSOR

M.B.A., NET., FINANCE,

MARKETING

5

25 Mr R LENIN ASST.

PROFESSOR

M.B.A., NET., FINANCE,

MARKETING

6

287

26 Mr. L. CHANDRU ASST.

PROFESSOR

B.Com MBA MARKETING 1

27 Ms.PRIYA

SUGHASHINI

DOCTORAL

STUDENTS –

CUM –

TEACHING

RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE

MBA (PhD) ENTREPRENEURSHIP -

28 Ms.MADHUMITHAA DOCTORAL

STUDENTS –

CUM –

TEACHING

RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE

MBA (PhD) ORGANISATIONAL

CULTURE

29 Ms. CHANDANA DOCTORAL

STUDENTS –

CUM –

TEACHING

RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE

MBA (PhD) HRM

30 Ms.DEEPEKA DOCTORAL

STUDENTS –

CUM –

TEACHING

RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE

MBA (PhD) HOSPITALITY

MANAGEMENT

CENTRE FOR DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

31 COMMODORE S.

SHEKHAR

ADVISOR

(CDTS)

B.E. (EEE) DEFENCE

TECHNOLOGY

30.2

32 DR. RAVI VARMAN PROFESSOR M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D WEAPON

TECHNOLOGY,

DEFENCE &

STRATEGIC

STUDIES.

30.7

33 Mr.B. RAJAGOPALAN ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR &

HOD (CDTS)

M.Sc (Engg.)

M.Sc (MVT)

MECHANICAL,

MILITARY

VEHICLES

TECHNOLOGY

37.6

34 Mr.P. TONY JOSEPH ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR

M.B.A., (Ph.D) MARKETING 24

* Currently pursuing

288


S.No.

Name

Designation Specialization

1 Dr.John Morais Visiting Faculty Statistics & Accounting

2 Dr.Venkatesan Visiting Faculty Statistics & Operations

3 Mr.Subramaniam Visiting Faculty Aviation

4 Mr.K.S.Raghavachari Visiting Faculty Aviation

5 Mr.R.Soundar rajan Visiting Faculty Finance & Law

6 Mr.S.Saravana Kumar Visiting Faculty Hospitality Management

7 Mr.V.R.Hari Balaji Visiting Faculty Hospital and Health Care Management

8 Mr.Vinod Visiting Faculty Hospital and Health Care Management

9 Mrs.Chandra Banu Visiting Faculty HR

10 Mr.Venkatesh Raja Visiting Faculty Hospitality Management

11 Mrs.Tamil Selvi Visiting Faculty Tamil

12 Air marshal (Rtd.) S.Vardhaman Visiting faculty Defence studies

13 Commodore. Mr.Vasan Visiting faculty Defence studies

14 Col. (Rtd). Mr.V.Anguswamy Visiting faculty Electrical engineering


Not Applicable


Name of the Degree No.of students No.of faculty Ratio

BBA – 1 56 7 8:1

BBA – 2 22 7 3:1

BBA – 3 19 6 3:1

BCOM – 1 54 7 8:1

BCOM – 2 28 7 4:1

BCOM – 3 24 6 4;1

BCOM (BM) 5 7 1:1

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MBA-GEN-1 57 8 7:1

MBA-HM-1 5 8 1:1

MBA-HHC-1 6 6 1:1

MBA-ME-1 14 8 2:1

MBA-AM-1 22 7 3:1

MBA-GEN-2 51 8 6:1

MBA-HM-2 7 8 1:1

MBA-ME-2 19 8 2:1

MBA-AM-2 25 8 3:1

MBA-FBE-2 3 8 1:1

15. Number of academic support Staff (Technical) and Administrative Staff: sanctioned, filled and actual


2 2 2


Capital Markets

Microfinance

Innovation & Entrepreneurship



Not applicable


j) National collaboration b) International collaboration

Not applicable


grants received.

None


State recognition

Not Applicable National recognition

International recognition


Not applicable

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals

(national / international)

National: 1

International: 13

Number of papers published in conferences (national /

international)

National: 9

International: 22

Monographs None

290

Chapters in Books 1

Edited Books -

Books with ISBN with details of publishers Dr.Mathuram Selva Raja, “Alcohol:

Death in the Bottle”, Published by

Association for Crusade Against Family

Violence. ISBN 978-93-81992-04-3.

December 2011.

Dr.Mathuram Selva Raja, “The Hidden

Dangers of Cell Phone”, Published by

Association for Crusade Against Family

Violence. November 2012.

IGNOU Study Material Dr.M.K.Badrinarayanan, Authored 6

units in the study material for the course

on “Entrepreneurship and

Development”, offered under MA

(Gender & Development) programme of

IGNOU, 2014.

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web

of Science, Scopus, Humanities International

Complete, Dare Database - International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

None

Citation Index – range / average Not available

SNIP None

SJR None

Impact Factor – range / average Not available

h-index Not available

23. Details of patents and income generated: Nil

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated: Rs.1.5 lakhs raised as consultancy income in 2010 by Prof.Alex

Cherian, for the assignment titled, “Reconstruction of Financial Assets to Pondicherry Ashram”.


and abroad

S.

No.

Year /

Month Date Company Visited Name of Faculty No. of

students

1 2015

20 Feb Aero India 2015 – Airshow -

Bangalore

Dr.J.Ashok Babu &

Mr.R.Rajkumar 15

2

2015

20 Feb The Year of Resurgence

- MMA Convention

Dr.Yamunna Krishna;

Dr.M.K.Badri

Narayanan;

Ms.Sreedevi

57

3 2015

12 & 13 Feb International Conference on Data

Sciences in Business Application

Dr.Yamunna Krishna,

Mr.S.Saravana Kumar -

4 2015

11 & 12 Feb CII Southern Region Conclave on

Management Education - 2015

Dr.G.Srikanth,

Dr.Yamunna Krishna -

291

5 2015

10 Jan Hindustan Strategic Brand

Management Workshop

Dr.Yamunna Krishna,

Dr.Smriti Verma -

6 2014 19-23 December International Study Tour –

Malaysia Dr.David Easow 15

7 2014 19-23 December International Study Tour –

Singapore Dr.David Easow 15

8 2014 December 14

Anna University – Workshop on

Leading Practice in Supply Chain

Management

Dr.Ashok Babu -

9 2014 Oct 31 – Nov1 Punjab National University,

Chandigarh

Under the guidance of

Ms.Hemalatha 5

10 2014 Sep 2 L V Prasad Studios Dr.Smriti Verma 19

11 2014 June 30 – July 14

Summer Program at Korean

Aerospace University (KAU),

Korea


Dr.David Easow,

Mr.Raj Kumar and

Mr.Hariharasudan

12

12 2014 June 4 – June 23

Global Leadership Program, Sias

International University, China

Organized by Association of

Universities of Asia and the

Pacific (AUAP)


Dr.David Easow,

Dr.C.P.Siva Kumar and

Mr.Hariharasudan

10

13 2014 April 22 Industrial Visit – Hotel Confluence Ms.S.Hemalatha 7

14 2014 April 8 Doordarshan Kendra Dr.Smriti Verma 19

15 2014 March 20 Property Visit – Kohinoor Asiana Ms.S.Hemalatha 7

16 2013 November 20 Industrial Visit – Taj Gateway Ms.S.Hemalatha 7

17 2013 November 19 Industrial Visit – The Raintree

Hotels Ms.S.Hemalatha 7

18 2013 October 22 - 30

BRICS ABBS Student Meet and

ABBS Conference at Shanghai

University of International

Business and Economics (SUIBE)

and Industrial Visit, China


Dr.David Easow,

Dr.C.P,Siva Kumar and

Mr.Hariharasudan

10

19 2013 7 – 11 September Airspace Industry - Singapore Mr.R.Rajkumar 18

20 2013 September 3 Industrial Visit – Radisson Blue

Resort, Temple Bay Ms.S.Hemalatha 9

21 2013 August 8 Industrial Visit - Aloft Ms.S.Hemalatha 9

22 2013 17 – 21 April International Study Tour –

Mr. Hariharasudhan 21

292

Singapore

23 2012 Nov 30 Asiana (GDS session) Ms.S. Hemalatha 5

24 2012 Nov 5 INS RAJALI Mr. Hariharasudhan -

25 2012 Oct 10 Taj Club House Ms.S. Hemalatha 9

26 2012

Sep 24

MSME Devt institute, Guindy

Dr.B.Yamuna Krishna,

Ms.Maria Diana

Dr.M.K.Badri

Narayanan

40

27 2012 Aug 24 AAHAR – International Food and

Hospitality Fair Ms.S. Hemalatha 5

28 2012 May 18 Hotel Hilton, Nairobi. Mr. Baby Thomas -

29 2012 May 10 Defence Ministry Rwanda. Mr. Baby Thomas -

30 2012 Apr 18 Hilton Hotel Ms.S. Hemalatha 5

31 2012 Mar 22 & 23 Asiana Hotel (weekend Training) Ms.S. Hemalatha 5

32 2012 Feb 27 Fisherman’s Cove VIVANTA by

TAJ Ms.S. Hemalatha 5



Dr.B.Yamuna Krishna, Senior Professor in the School of Management, is a member of the Editorial Board

in SRM Journal. Also she is an external subject expert and Doctoral Committee member in Anna

University, SRM University and Sathyabama University.



Faculty members are deputed to attend:

Faculty Development Programs organized by premier institutions

International research conferences

Management Development Programs conducted by premier institutions

Train the trainer programs organized by notable training institutions

Conferences, Seminars and Events sponsored by UGC, AICTE

Forums, Conferences and training programs organized by professional bodies and industry associations.


percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects (2010-

12 BATCH)

2% ( 3 Student projects)


98 %

293

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty

Dr Smriti Verma won the Best Paper Award for the paper titled, “Consumer’s Perspective of Mobile

Marketing in India” at International Conference organized by Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering and

Technology, Chennai in January, 2014.

Dr.M.K.Badrinarayanan, Associate Professor, Mr.R.Hariharasudhan, Asst. Professor & Mr.K.Saravanan, Asst.

Professor, won the runner-up prize in the 16th

Annual Competitions for Tomorrow’s Managers, organized by

MMA, Chennai, in January 2013

Dr.C.Padmanabha Sivakumar, Asst. Professor, won the “Best Paper Award” for the paper titled, “Role of

Gender in the Perception of Service Quality and Satisfaction with Hospital Services”, at the International

Conference on Synchronizing Management Theories & Business Practices: Challenges Ahead, organized by

Annamalai University, Chidambaram, in association with Putra Intelek International College, Malaysia, held

from 26/7/12 to 29/7/12

Mr.R.Hariharasudhan, Asst. Professor, won the “Best Paper Award” for the paper titled, “A Study on lead lag

relationship between selected index in Indian Financial Markets”, at the International Conference on

Synchronizing Management Theories & Business Practices: Challenges Ahead, organized by Annamalai

University, Chidambaram, in association with Putra Intelek International College of Malaysia, , held from

26/7/12 to 29/7/12

Mrs.K.K.Sreedevi, Teaching Research Associate, won the “Best Paper Award” for the paper titled, “Role of

Emotional Intelligence on Work Life Balance among Women Managers with reference to ITES”, at the

International Conference on Synchronizing Management Theories & Business Practices: Challenges Ahead,

organized by Annamalai University, Chidambaram, in association with Putra Intelek International College of

Malaysia, , held from 26/7/12 to 29/7/12.

Ms.S.Hemalatha won the first place in Poster Presentation titled “Greet, Meet and Smile – Professional

Women in Hospitality Industry” in National Seminar titled “Women Human Resource – an Elixir for the

tourism industry” conducted by Madras Christian College on 24th

February 2012

Mr.G. Prithiviraj won the “Best Paper Award” in the Southern Regional Research Paper Contest organized by

Navraj Educational trust, Coimbatore on 12th

November 2011.

Ms.M. Badmapriya won the “Best Paper Award” at a National Level Conference on “HRM practices for 21st

Century” in Periyar Maniammai University, Thanjavur on 12th

and 13th

August 2011

Mr.G. Prithiviraj won the “Best Paper Award” at a National Level Conference on “HRM practices for 21st

Century” in Periyar Maniammai University, Thanjavur on 12th

and 13th

August 2011

Prof. Ramakrishna Sayee, Asst. Professor, won the “Dr. Thangavelu Oration award” (Rs. 10, 000 cash

prize, silver shield and a certificate of merit) for her paper on “Corporal Punishment- its impact on students,

teachers and media” at a National level Conference in Lakshmi Ammal College of Education, Chennai on 28th

March 2011

Prof. R. Satyanarayanan won the “Dewang Mehta award” for best teacher in Marketing Management (2010).



S. No. Year /

Month Date

Theme of

Conference

Resource Person(s) (Name, Designation,

Organization, City)

No. of

Participa

nts

294

1 2015 17-19

February E Week E Week

2 2015 6 February Presentation Skills Resource Persons from MMA 108

3 2014 January 31

Workshop on

Interview

Interaction Skills

Mr.Harish Sankaran, MMA 108

4 2014 December Aviation Day Mr.Shastri, Regional Executive Director,

Southern Regions, Airports Authority of India 150

5 2014 Oct 31-

Nov1 MMA Convention Resource Persons from Corporate 108

6 2014 October 20 SKALL Meeting Hotel Ambassador Pallava 6

7 2014 September

25

Club Day –

Pranaam’14

Mr.Lakshmi Narayanan, HR Manager,

Gateway Hotel

Ms.Carolyn Davis, Training Manager, Gateway

Hotel

8

8 2014 3 – 7 March E Week E – Week

9 2014 February 2 Disaster

Management National Conference Voyage

10 2014 September

17 - 18 AIMA - SMG Mr.D.K.Gupta, Mr.Vijay Singh 125

11 2013 December

2013 Creative O’Genius Mr.Brian Thomas, Creative Head,Percept

12 2013 December

10

Christmas Cake

Mixing Dean, HOD, & Faculty Members - SOM

13 2013 October 5

Empowerment:

Beyond Training –

Hospitality Industry

Mr.Leo J Fernando, General Manager, ITC

Fortune Grand Ridge, Tirupati 100

14 2013 February 11

- 13

E-Week celebrations

Mr.Dorai Thodla, CEO, Imorph,Ms.Puja

Gupta, Life Coach, Mr.Mohan.K.V.L, CEO,

KVL Technologies,

260

15 2013 January 25th

Meeting of Student

innovators from

E&I/CSE/IT

departments with

Mr.Dorai Thodla

Mr.Dorai Todla 85

16 2013 January 4

th

& 8th

Meeting with the

Student Innovators Mr.Dorai Todla 70

295

17 2012 December

21st

Student Innovators

Meet as part of ED

Cell activities

Mr.Dorai Thodla 80

18 2012 December

12

“Travel and

Tourism Industry –

Present Scenario”

Mr. Krishnakumar menon - GM Aloft Hotel,

Dr. Ajit Kumar - CEO GCMG, Mr. P

Saravanan - Proprietor Viking Tours&Travels

& Chairman TAAI (Southern Region)

25

19 2012 November

20

Air Craft

Maintenance

Management

Mr.Gautham Govind Subhash, Ground

Instructor, Delta Flight 100

20 2012 October 3rd

Entreprenuer

Development Cell

Meet

Dr.B.Yamuna Krishna, Dr.Badri Narayanan,

Mr.Rajkumar, Mr.Pramod 50

21 2012 September

30

14 Speakers from 14

countries of the

globe

TEDx Chennai - Life by Design

22 2012 September

28

Dr. Manas K

Mandal,

Outstanding

Scientist and

Director of Defence

Institute of

Psychological

Research

Seminar on “Professional Updation in

Knowledge Management” 150

23 2012 August 24

FDP on

"Introduction to IPR

& Relevance of IPR

to protect research

works"

Mr.K.M.Viswanathan & Ms.Swapna Sundar 100

24 2012 23rd August

Leadership Group Captain Vijayakumar, MMA 100

25 2012 July 20

Ms.Susan John, HR

Associate, Qatar

Shell GTL

Talent Management 72

26 2012

21st

February

Management Day

Commodore MS Raghunathan VSM,

Commandant, Embarkation Headquarters.

105

27 2011 2

nd

December

Freight Logistics

Mr. Ravindran Raghavan-Director of Academic

Affairs of Straits Academy (South East Asia)

Mr. K. B. Kannampilly, CEO of Secure

Financial Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

150

296

28 2011

22nd

October

Emerging Trends in

Hospitality

Management

Inaugural Session

Mr. Roger Brantsma, General Manager,

Hilton, Chennai

Dr.S. Bakthavatchalam, Joint Director,

TTDC

Mr. Dhananjay Kumar, Food & Beverage

manager, Hilton, Chennai

200

29 2011

7th

December

H’ AVION 11

Mr. Madhu C Mathew, Deputy General

Manager and Regional Sales Manager AIR

INDIADr. Satyanarayanan R Chakravarthy,

Professor, Department of Aerospace

Engineering IIT Chennai

110

30 2010

7th

December

H’ AVION 10

Mr. Ravichandran

Head – Reservation and Ticketing Singapore

Airlines

Mr. J. Bala Sekhar

Jt. GM , Airport Authority of India

120


As prescribed by the Research Department(Refer Appendix A)


Name of the

Programme


4)

% of

students

from the

same

university

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

MBA 2% 78% 20% -



None



enrolled

UG to PG N.A.

PG to M.Phil. N.A.

PG to Ph.D. 1%

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 1%

Employed (2011)

Campus selection


38%

62%

Entrepreneurs (2012-14 batch) 1% ( 2 Students)



297



from universities from other States 31%

from universities outside the country None


Dr. Ashok Babu – Awarded Ph.D., by Anna University, Chennai

Dr.Syed Siraz – Awarded Ph.D., by the Acharya Nagarjuna University

Dr.Archana Raja - Awarded Ph.D., by Anna University, Chennai


a) Library

Number of books available in the Library : 11,421 Volumes and 3,798 Titles

Number of books bought during the 2012-2013

academic year

: 257

Number of subscribed printed national journals in

library

: 19

Number of subscribed printed international journals in

library

: 12

Number of subscribed online national journals in library : 3 online data bases

Number of subscribed online international journals in

library

: (Emerald 175; EBSCO ; Hospital & Tourism

761; Proquest 3714; Springer Link 20; Science

Direct 2; Sage 2)

b) Internet facilities for staff and students : Available

c) Total number of class rooms : 11

d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 11

e) Students’ laboratories : Two A/C Labs with 90 tabletop systems with

100 mbps connections

f) Research laboratories : None


a) From the host institution

S.No. Name of the Research

Scholar

Year of registration Name of the Research Supervisor

1 T.G.S. Nanda 2010 Dr.Smriti Verma, Professor, SOM -

HU

298

2 S.Veena 2010 Dr.S.K.G.Ganesh Professor

BSAU

3 Harihara Sudhan .R 2011 Dr. John Morais

Professor ( MBA ) - HITS

4 Mrs.K.K.Sreedevi 2011

Dr.Joji Chandran, Bharathiar

University

5 Ms.Priya Sugashini 2014

Dr.Smriti Verma, Professor, SOM -

HU

6 Ms.Madhumithaa 2013

Dr.MKBadrinarayan

Asso.Prof – SOM, HU

7 Mr.Alexander Itty 2013


HU

8 Mr.Rajesh 2013

Dr.B. Yamuna Krishna

HOD, SOM

9

Mrs.Catherine Julie

Aarthy 2014


HU

10 Mr.S.Saravanan Kumar 2014


HOD, SOM

11 Ms.K.Chandhana 2014

Dr.David Easow

Deputy Director – SOM

12 Ms.P.Deepeka 2014

Dr.MKBadrinarayan


13 Mr.K.Nandakumar 2015

Dr.MKBadrinarayan


b) from other institutions / universities

S.No. Name of the Research

Scholar

Year of registration Name of the Research Supervisor

1 Viswam Nataraj 2009 Dr. Pon Ramalingam,

Registrar - HITS

2 M. Chackochen 2009 Dr. Pon Ramalingam,

Registrar - HITS

3 Cigy Abdeeso 2009 Dr.C.Padmanaba Sivakumar

Professor ( MBA) - HITS

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4 J. Sankaran 2009 Dr. Pon Ramalingam,

Registrar - HITS

5 V. Ravichandramurthy 2009 Dr. Pon Ramalingam,

Registrar - HITS

6 M. Sudarsan 2011 Dr.Pon.Ramalingam

Registrar - HITS

7 Wiselin Dhas Mathuram 2011 Dr. C.Padmanaba Sivakumar

Professor ( MBA) - HITS

8 Pavan .R 2012

1. Dr. Padmanabha Sivakumar

Prof. MBA,HITS

2. Dr. Bharghav S.Ramachandra

Deputy Director and Prof.

Dept. of MBA

Mysore University, Karnataka

9 Biji C.Paul 2012 Dr. V. Srinivasa Kumar

Prof. MBA, HITS

10 Alexander P.V 2012

Dr.V.Srinivasa Kumar

Prof. MBA, HITS shifted to Dr.B. Yamuna

Krishna

HOD, SOM

11 R.Venkatakumar 2012 Dr. M.K.Badri Narayanan

Prof. MBA, HITS

12 Ms.Deepa Ann Jacob 2014


HOD, SOM

13 Mr.Giri Rangarajan 2014


HOD, SOM

14 Mr.P.V.Vikas 2014

Dr.M.K.Badrinarayanan,

Associate Professor, SOM

15 Ms.Divya Deepthi Panditi 2014

Dr.M.K.Badrinarayanan,

Associate Professor, SOM

16 Ms Asha 2014 Dr Smriti Verma, Professor, SOM, HU

17 Mr.Ashish Thomas 2014 Dr.Syed Siraz, Assoc. Prof – SOM

18 Mr.Hariram 2014 Dr.Syed Siraz, Assoc. Prof. – SOM

19 Mr Sukumar Guruviah 2015 Dr Smriti Verma, Professor, SOM, HU

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20 Mr.Sumit Mishra 2015


HOD, SOM

21 Mr.Kannan Unnithan 2015


HOD, SOM

22 Ms. Susan Chacko 2015 Dr Smriti Verma, Professor, SOM, HU

23 Ms.Hanna Joseph 2015 Dr.David T Easow, Deputy Director – IA &

SOM


10 (Ten)



Yes. The MBA programmes offering specializations in Sports Management, Supply chain Management,

Automobile Dealership Management, Business Analytics, BFSI, and PGDM in Hospitality Management –

Work Integrated Programme, were introduced after a wide-range consultation with industry experts and

understanding the industry requirements.


v. faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize

the feedback?

Yes. The feedback on curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation, is obtained and used for making relevant

changes in the pedagogy and the curriculum to make the learning process more effective.

w. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the

feedback?

Yes. The feedback from students is collected every semester on a 20 point scale. The feedback is consolidated

and the faculty requiring additional training are identified and sent for training and development programs.

x. Alumni and employers on the programs offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

Yes. The feedback on curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation is obtained and used for making relevant

changes in the pedagogy and the curriculum to make the learning process more effective. Wherever required,

new electives are added or existing courses modified.


Sl.

No. Batch Name Contact Details

Corporate Details

1 1994-1996 Jessy Mathew

Phone : 0096892880612

E.mail ID

:[email protected]

Assistant to CO (HR & Corporate

affairs)

Oman Flour Mills Company

SAOG,Ruwi,Muscat,Sultanat of

Oman.

301

2 1994-1996 Elizabeth Susan

John

P.O. Box No:850,

Fujeirah C/o John Heorge

Contact no:971-50-86464416

Email id: [email protected] /

[email protected]

Horticulturist,Cracknell, Dubai.

3

1997-2000

(Part time)

G. Arumugam

Vinoth Vetri Flat, No.37,

Govindan Street, Ayavoo Colony,

Amanjikarai, Chennai-29. Phone-

9710932350, e-mail id-

[email protected],

Country Program Manager,

Children Fund of Canada

4 2000-2002 Roopesh Roy

P.O.52860,Abu Dhabi,UAE

Contact No:+971 558186966

Email :[email protected]

Product Manager, Business

Banking,Emirates, NBD

5 2003-2005 Edwin

54554 Dubai,UAE

Contact No:971-50-2654613

[email protected]

Planning Manager

Newell Rubbermaid

6 2005-2007 Evans Joy

P.O. 122977,Dubai

Contact No:971-50-1811336-

055848365

Email id

:[email protected]

Accounts Manager,

China Shipping Automation.

7 2007 – 2009 Srinivas R

Flat No. 2c, Ramalakshmi

Appartments, no. 26,

Abhiramapuram, 4th Street,

Chennai

9884178854 044 -

24997028 r.srinivas.1986@gmail

.com

Officer,

Royal Bank of Scotland,

Chennai

8 2008 – 2010 Teby Thomas

Mattel

7/221-1, Punnoor House, Kairali

Nagar, Kanjirampara, Trivandrum-

695030. Phone- 09995582008, e-

mail id- [email protected]

Regional Head (Kerala),

Greycells 18 Media Limited

9 2009 – 2011 Jaseem Aboo

Riwu Nivas,

Vengara, Malapuram, Kerla 0483 –

2735433

Business Manager,

Godrej Infotech,

Kuwait.

tel:9884178854

tel:044%20-%2024997028

tel:044%20-%2024997028

302

[email protected]

10 2009 – 2011 Isaac Prabhu

Kumar

9, Doctor Quarters,

Madurai

Executive,

France Zone 2, Air France

France, European Union

9717403545

11 2011-13 Prashanth Rao Tanjore, Tamilnadu Senior Safety Agent, Doha

International Airport, Qatar

43. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external

experts.

S.

No.

Year /

Month Date Name of the Expert Topic Class / Batch

No. of

Participa

nts

1 2012 Feb 25

Mr.Viswanathan,

General Manager,

Air India, Chennai

Airport,

Chennai – 27

"Ground Safety in Aviation" MBA / 2011-

2013 28

2 2012 Feb 23

K Parasuraman, ,

Motivational Speaker &

Management Training

Consultant

“Towards Sustainable Business &

Society - Agenda for Action"

MBA / 2011-

2013 100

3 2012 Feb 20

Mr.Ambrish Chedda

Chairman & Managing

Director

Master ClassTM

Training & Consulting

LLP

"Essential Components of

Corporate Strategic Plan "

MBA / 2011-

2013 100

4 2012 Mar 02

Mr.S.P.Krishna Kumar,

Chief Engineer, Aloft

Hotels, Chennai

"Fuel & Electricity" MBA / 2011-

2013 7

5 2012 Apr 30 Itinerary Planning &

Costing

Ms. Latha & Mr. Prabhu – Kuoni

Tavel Academy

34 (MBA –

Aviation &

Hospitality

Management)

6 2012 Apr 15 Dr.P.V.Raghavan,

Economist &

M.P.L.Subramanian Tax

Budget Analysis MBA / 2012-

13 105

303

Expert, Member

Governing Body,

Hindustan Chamber of

Commerce

7 2012 July 8

TCAS Air Collusion

Workshop

Mr.Franklin Karunakaran, CEO

Fly Air Aviation.

MBA - AM

26

8 2012 July 27 Talent Management Ms.Susan John, Shell, Doha,

Qatar MBA 100

9 2012 Aug 24 Intellectual Property

Rights

Mr.K.M.Viswanathan, Deputy

Controller of Patents and Designs

(Retd.), IPR Office, Chennai.

Ms.Swapna Sundar, CEO, IP

Dome – IP Strategy

Advisors, Chennai.

MBA 75

10 2012 Oct 11 Practical Applications of

Data Mining

Dr. Kuraikose

Athappilly, Professor in Business

Information Systems, Western

Michigan University,

USA

MBA 80

11 2012 Nov 20 Recent trends in the

Aviation Sector

Mr.Viswanathan, DGM, Air

India.

Mr.Gautam Subash, Ground

Inspector, Delta Flight School.

MBA 150

12 2012 Nov 21

Growth & Prospects in

Hospitality Industry for

Young Professionals

Dr.V.Pasupathy, Founder,

Parikshan., Chef.Balagurunathan,

Corporate Chef, Asiana Hotels

MBA 100

13 2012 Nov 11

Travel & Tourism

Industry – Present

Scenario

Mr.Krishna Kumar Menon, GM,

Aloft Hotels & VP, SKAL

International, Chennai.

Dr.Ajith Kumar, CEO, Global

Conference Management Group.

Mr.Saravanan Palanivelu,

Chairman, Viking Tours & Travel

MBA 60

304

14 2012 Dec 14

Emerging Trends in

Aviation Industry –

Legacy Carriers vs. Low

Cost Carriers

Mr.Harish M.Kutty, Chief

Commercial Officer, Spice Jet. MBA 85

15 2013 Feb 3 Mr.Ashok

Shivastava,GM,AAI Flight Safety and Ground Safety

MBA / 2012-

2015 21

16 2013 Feb 8 Mr.Rengasami,DGM(En

gg),Air India

Aviation Maintenance

Management

MBA / 2012-

2015 22

17 2013 Mar 6 Ms.Hemalatha

Guest lecture & service

demonstration at Hotel Kohinoor

Asiana

MBA / 2012-

2015 12

18 2013 Aug 29 Online Database:

Hospitality Management

Dr.Nithyanandam, Chief

Librarian, HU MBA 12

19 2013 Sep 4 & 5

Travel Log ’13 –

National Seminar and

Tourism Fest Mahajana

MBA

Hospitality 9

20 2013 Sep 26/27 Two day Workshop Mr.Balaji, Revenue Manager MBA 12

21 2013 Oct 5 Empowerment: Beyond

Training Mr.Leo Fernando, GM, ITC MBA 25

22 2013 October 11 Mock Interview The Gateway Hotels MBA(HM) 7

23 2014 22 – 26 Jan Youth Health Mela –

Best Stall of the Event Valluvar Kottam MBA 12

24 2014 Feb 28

Voyage ’14 – National

Conference on Disaster

Management: Issues &

Challenges

Madras Christian College – Poster

Presentations 1 & 2 Prizes

MBA (HM) 7

25 2014 March 3 Property Visit & Lecture

on Bar Management Kohinoor Asiana MBA 9

26 2014 March 18 “Alcoholic Beverages” Mr.Meeran Farook Ali MBA(HM) 7

27 2014 March 25

Guest Lecture &

Interactive Session on

Bar Management Skills

& Salesmanship

Mr.Harinath, Trade Ambassador,

Bacardi India

MBA 9

28 2014 April 2 Housekeeping Ms Lalitha, Executive

Housekeeper, Hotel Radha Regent MBA 9

29 2014 April 8 Restaurant Planning Mr.Kathick, Bar Manager MBA 9

30 2014 April 21 &

22 Assessing Carryingh

Capacity of a Tourism

Mrs. Murali Devi, Tourist Officer,

Mahabalipuram MBA (HM) 7

305

Destination,

Mahabalipuram

31 2014 July 19 Sensory Marketing Mr. Nithin Sam Mathew

B.Com and

BBA 90

32 2014 August 03 Marathon Cancer Awareness MBA (HM) 1

33 2014 August12 Innovative Ideas in

Business Generation Ms.Sheetal Chararia

B.Com and

BBA 220

34 2014 August12 Communication NIMS Prof. T.A. Venkatachalam, BBA & BCOM 90

35 2014 August13 Recent Trends in

Banking, HACS Dr. O.S. Saravanan BBA & BCOM 60

36 2014 August 14 -

16 International Food Fair

AAHAR International Food Fair,

Chennai Trade Centre MBA(HM) 5

37 2014 August 28 A Paradigm Shift in the

Contemporary Scenario

Asan Memorial College Arts &

Science

Paper

Presentation 1

38 2014 Sep 3 & 4 Travel Log’ 14 Mahajana Tourism Institute,

Mysore

MBA –

Hospitality –

Won 1 & 2

Prizes

2

39 2014 Sep 8 Aviation Industry

expectations

Mr.Deepak Shastri, Regional

Executive Director, AAI

Mr.Nainan Thariyan, VP,

Responses, TOI

Mr.Umashanker, Head, Trg, KFC

MBA, BBA &

BCom and

BSC Aviation

Students

500

40 2014 Sep 9

Corporate Networking

Session – What is

expected from MBA

graduates?

Mr. Rajah Swamidoss, Training

Manager, The Westin, Chennai

MBA – FBE

with MBA 100

41 2014 Sep 17 About SMG program of

AIMA

Mr.Vijay Singh, Mr.D.K.Gupta,

AIMA

MBA & BBA,

BCom 200

42 2014 Sep Hospitality industry Head HR & Head Training, Taj

Gateway hotel

MBA

Hospitality

Mgt students

15

43 2014 Sep 29 Global Aviation Industry Dr.Raghavan MBA 100

44 2014 Nov 12 “IT in Business” Dr.Ravi Seethamraju MBA – All

verticals 200

45 2014 Nov 13 “Opportunities in Oil &

Gas Sector” Mr.P.Kannan

MBA – All

verticals 200

306

46 2014 Dec 3 Corporate world and

entrepreneurship Mr. Murari Jagan (MMA) MBA 105

47 2014 Dec 11 Importance of PR

Mr.Srinivasan

(Prime Point)

MBA 95

48 2015 Feb 17

Lectures on

Entrepreneurship – E

Week

Mr. Sourav Mohanty MBA 105

49 2015 Feb 18

Lectures on


Week

Ms.Ruchi Mohanty

Mr.Sridharan

Mr.Vivekananda Ila

MBA 108

50 2015 Feb 19

Lectures on


Week

Mr.Haribalaji

Mr.Muthukumaran & Mr.Shyam

Nair - HU

Mr.Sudalaimuthu & Ms. Kanpur

Rani - HU

Mr.Bhaskaran, MSME, Chennia

MBA & BBA,

B.Com 108

44. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs.

Chalk and Talk

Power point slides

Case study method

Seminars

Workshops

Field Assignments

Industrial Visits

Body Mind Alignment Program

Pre-placement training programs on

soft skills, reasoning and aptitude

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45. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are

monitored?

The School of Management adopts a comprehensive and continuous assessment for the MBA programs

offered which includes the following components:

Individual/Group/ case study/Project presentations

Surprise Test/Quiz (Minimum 2/semester)

Open Book test –concept based for 1 & 2 Semester students & Open Book test -Application oriented

for III Semester students.

Mid Semester exam which tests predominantly the application of concepts through case study

approach.

Attendance and Class participation

End Semester Examination

This methodology ensures that the students are evaluated from several dimensions on a continuous basis,

which enables them to groom up as effective managers.


Our students are active volunteers of Youth Red Cross and National Cadet Corps, through which they

perform extension activities.

As a part of the YRC activities, the students have mobilized food, clothes and monetary help and donated

the same for Cancer patients.

Our MBA (Hospital & Healthcare) students have participated in Disaster Management Program conducted

by Assam State Disaster Management Authority, in collaboration with UNICEF.

Our UG & PG students regularly visit Cancer hospital, coordinate with several activities such as Blood

donation camps, Free Cancer screening etc.


a. The faculty members are coordinating the ‘Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’ of the University

and promoting innovation and entrepreneurship across the university.

b. The faculty members contribute actively as coordinators and editorial board members of the in-house

research journal called “Hindustan Journal”.

c. The School of Management is in the process of bringing out a peer reviewed management research journal

with ISBN.

d. The faculty members are also actively associated with several professional bodies including AIMA,

Madras Management Association, National Entrepreneurship Network, etc.,

e. The School of Management also organizes several guest lectures, workshops, seminars and industrial visits

for the benefit of students with the network of faculty members and their contacts with the industry

f. Students have organized Finance club, Aviation club (AVIANS club), Hospitality Club (PRANAAM) and

Marketing club, and organized several programs.

48. State whether the program/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

The institution is accredited by AICTE

The MBA (General Management) program of the School of management has been graded by CRISIL – as

B*** - and National level; TN A – State Level.

The MBA (Aviation Management) program of the School of management has been graded by CRISIL –

as B* - and National level; TN B ** – State Level.

The CRISIL report has appreciated and highlighted the following aspects of the MBA program and the

School of Management

Option of international internship during summer break that has benefited 50 per cent of the student

batch

Strong academic diversity of student batch

Robust physical and learning infrastructure

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Fair research output by in-house faculty members

Sound academic processes structured by the university


The faculty members are actively engaged in research and are involved in publication of research papers.

Many of the faculty members have received the ‘Best Paper Award’ for their research papers presented in

National/International Conferences/Seminars, etc., by contributing in the areas of Finance, HRD and

marketing. Students are encouraged to present papers in technical symposia, participate in various

competitions etc


Strengths

Dynamic Pedagogy – usage of case studies, guest lectures and industrial visits.

Tie ups with international academic institutions

Option of international internship during summer break that has benefited 50 per cent of the student batch

Strong / interactive relationship with professional bodies like MMA, NEN, etc.

Strong academic diversity of student batch

Robust physical and learning infrastructure

Weaknesses

Too many administrative responsibilities to faculty interfere with their academic responsibilities.

Lack of a good number of students with practical experience and aptitude

Severe competition among several B-Schools reduces the availability of a large number of students.

Lack of adequate number of specialized faculty with industry experience

Campus located in the city outskirts, causing long commuting time for students and faculty.

Opportunities

Strategic Location providing opportunities for MDPs, live research and mentoring of Entrepreneurs

The presence of engineering departments with a potential for designing Technology Management

Programmes

Offering part time and executive management programmes in sectors such as financial services,

hospitality, aviation, defence technology, etc.

Presence of innovative and creative students across disciplines for moulding through the IEDC.

Presence of U.G. level feeder courses in the campus and group institutions

Challenges

Attrition of experienced and qualified faculty members

Increasing competition from other management institutes

Need to increase the median CTC (cost to company) while placing students.

Building capabilities of students to suit the industry requirements within the stipulated period of time

Balancing the multitasking demands of administration and academics

51. Future plans of the department. Strengthening of existing verticals in the M.B.A. Program (Finance / Marketing / Aviation Management / Hospitality

Management / Hospital & Health Care Management / Automobile Dealership Management / Business Analytics /

Family Business, etc)

Offer an MBA Program in Sports Management and Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Offering Integrated Technology Management Programs in collaboration with other engineering departments

Offering Executive MBA Program

Offering Management Development Programs and Faculty Development Programs

Offering fully residential MBA programs through the autonomous School of Management under the banner of the

University.

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School of Science and Humanities

310

School of Science and Humanities

1. Name of the Department / School : School of Science & Humanities


3. Is the Department part of a School of the University? Ref. Q1.

4. Names of programmes offered:

Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design &

Arts

M.Sc.(Materials

Science)

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

B.Sc.,(Food

Technology)

M.Sc., (Chemistry)

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

M.A. (English Language

and Communication)

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

B.Sc., Fashion

Design

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved: Nil


Department of Languages

Dongukk University, South Korea ( EIBIS Course – 4 Months)

Chukyo University, Japan, (SECIS Course – 12 Months)

Inge University, South Korea (SECIS Course – 12 Months)

Donga University, South Korea (SECIS Course – 12 Months)

Kangwon University,South Korea (EICIS Course – 1 Month)

Jeonju University, South Korea, (SECIS Course, 12 Months)

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons : Nil



Supporting Engineering & other programmes for providing the necessary basic theoretical and practical

knowledge in English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at UG and PG level

Semester Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design

& Arts

I

Advanced

Materials

Physics and

Chemistry of

Materials

Chemistry for

Environmental

Engineering

Synthesis,

Methodologies of

Nano materials

Applied Mathematics - I

(BCA)

Discrete Mathematics &

Finite State Automata

Advanced Engineering

Mathematics

Probability And Statistics

Applied Mathematics For

Avionics Engineers

Advanced Engineering

Mathematics For Electrical

Engineers

Applied Mathematics (BBA,

B.Com)

Aviation

English

Aviation

English Lab

NIL

311

Advanced Applied

Mathematics

Applied Mathematics For

Computer Sciences

Data Analysis for Business

Administration

II

Instrumental

Analysis for

Engineers

Technical Analysis

laboratory

Biochemistry I

Environmental

Science &

Engineering

Environmental

Studies

Fuels and

Combustion

Applied Mathematics - II

Differential Equations and

Applications

III

Aircraft

Materials

Organic

Technology

laboratory

Microbiology

Engineering Mathematics III

Applied Mathematics

Communicatio

n Skills Lab-I

IV

Environmental

Science and

Engineering

Numerical Methods

Random Process

Probability and Queuing

Theory

Probability and Statistics

Communicatio

n Skills Lab-II

V

-

Discrete Mathematics

Computational Methods

Special Functions

Group

Discussions

Communicatio

n Skills lab

VI

Environmental

Science and

Engineering

Chemical Process

Industrial - Inorganic

materials

Numerical methods and

Analysis

Numerical Techniques

Presentation

skills

VII

Organic

Chemical

Technology

Environmental

Science and

Engineering

Resource Management

Techniques


Global

Mannerism &

Professional

Ethics

VIII Introduction

to Non

Destructive

Testing

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312

Professors/others)

Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design & Arts

Sanctioned filled Sanctioned filled Sanctioned filled Sanctioned filled Sanctioned Filled

Prof. 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 0 0

Asso. Prof. 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1

Asst. Prof. 4 4 6 6 15 15 8 8 1 1

Others -- -- 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design & Arts

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Prof. 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 0 0

Asso. Prof. 1 - 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0

Asst. Prof. 1 3 2 4 6 9 5 3 0 1

Others 0 0 -- -- 0 0 0 1 0 0


under guidance:

S.

No.

Name of the

Faculty Qualification Designation Specialization

Experience

(Years)

Research

under

Guidance

PHYSICS

1. Ms. Annie

Aureen Albert

M. Sc., M. Phil.,

M. Tech, (Ph.D)

Asst. Prof

(Selection Grade)

& Head

Non Destructive

Testing, Nano

Composites

11 -

2. Dr. P. Mani M.Sc., M. Phil.,

PhD Professor

Materials

Science,

Ultrasonics,

Vibrational

Spectroscopy

28 2

3. Dr. Suja

Abraham M.Sc., PhD Professor Spectroscopy 22 -

4. Dr. V.

Parthasarathy

M.Sc., M. Phil.,

PhD. Associate Prof Polymer Physics 7 -

5. Mr. N.

Karikalan M. Sc., M. Phil

Asst. Prof (Senior

Scale) Crystal Growth 15 -

6. Ms. S. Gayathri

Devi M.Sc., M. Phil Asst. Prof Materials Science 5 -

7. Ms. J. Selvi M.Sc., M. Phil Asst. Prof Thin films 4 -

CHEMISTRY

313

8. Dr. S. Sumathi M. Sc, Ph.D Professor & HOD Synthetic Organic

Chemistry

22.7 4

9.

Dr. P. S.

Raghavan M. Sc, Ph.D

Professor &

Research

coordinator

Catalysis and

Inorganic

materials

16.4 3

10.

Dr. M.

Prabaharan M. Sc, Ph.D Professor

Polymer

chemistry,

Nanomaterials

15.8 1

11. Dr. S. Induja

M. Sc, M. Phil,

Ph.D Asst. Prof.(SS) Catalysis and

nanomaterials

9.7 1

12. Dr. P. V. Rajeev M. Sc, Ph. D Asst. Prof. (SG) Synthetic Organic

Chemistry

3.10 1

13.

Ms. K.

Kiruthiga

M. Sc, M. Phil

(Ph.D) Asst. Prof.(SS) Physical Organic

Chemistry

8.6 -

14.

Mrs. M.

Chandrakala

M. Sc, M. Phil

(Ph.D) Asst. Prof.(SS)

Nano materials 11.3 -

15.

Mr. M.

Anthonyraja M. Sc, M. Tech Asst. Prof.


16.

Mrs. D.

Sathyaseeli

M. Sc, M. Phil

(Ph.D) Asst. Prof. Polymer

Chemistry

7.7 -

17.

Mrs. B.

Gajalakshmi

M. Sc, M. Phil

(Ph.D) Asst. Prof.


MATHEMATICS

18.

Dr. A. Praveen

Prakash

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

M.A., M.Ed.,

Ph.D.,

Professor and

Head Fuzzy Logic 36 8

19.

Dr. A. P.

Santhakumaran

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Ph.D., Professor Graph Theory 37 3

20.

Dr. D.

Piriadarshani

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Ph.D., Professor

Delay Differential

Equations 19 1

21.

Mrs. Beena

James

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

B.Ed.,

Associate

Professor

Computational

Methods 18.5

22. Mr.H.Ebenezer

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D.)

AP(Selection

Grade) Fuzzy logic 14

23. Ms. G. Kavitha

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D.)

Asst. Prof.

(Senior Scale)

Soft Computing

Techniques 10

314

24.

Mr. Arthur

Rajkumar

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D.)

Asst. Prof.

(Senior Scale)

Fuzzy Logic 9.5

25. Mr. Simon Raj

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D.)

Asst. Prof.

(Senior Scale)

Graph theory 9

26.

Ms. M.

Lathamaheswari M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst. Professor Fuzzy Logic 8

27.

Mr. M.

Mahendran

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D.) Asst. Professor Graph theory 6

28.

Ms. Angel

Vijayakumar

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

B.Ed., Asst. Professor Statistics 6.5

29.

Ms. N. Ruth

Naveena M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst. Professor Graph Grammer 3.5

30. Ms. V. Anandhi M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst. Professor Graph Theory 4

31.

Ms. S. Ghousia

Begum M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst. Professor Graph Theory 2.2

32.

Ms. N.

Deepalakshmi M.Sc., M.Phil., Asst. Professor Fuzzy Wavelets 4.8

33.

Mr. Solomon

Raju M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Asst. Prof.

(Senior Scale)

Theory Of

Computation 7

34.

Ms. Janani

Bharatwaj M.Sc., M.Phil., AP Asst. Professor Graph theory 2

35.

Ms. J. Esther

Jerlin

M.Sc., M.Phil.,

(Ph.D) Asst. Professor Fuzzy logic 3

36.

Mr. Clement Joe

Anand

M.Sc., B.Ed.,

M.Phil., (Ph.D) Asst. Professor

Fuzzy Logic and

its applications 2.6

LANGUAGES

37.

Dr. N.

Rajasekharan Nair

M.A., Ph.D

Dip. in French

Dip. in Tamil

Dip. in Kannada

Prof., Head &

Dean S & H

English Syntax

& Linguistics 38 4

315

38.

Dr. P. Bhaskaran

Nair

M.A., M. Phil,

Ph. D

Professor (PT) English Language

Teaching 30 -

39.

Dr. C. Indira

M.A., M.Phil.,

Ph. D Professor

English Language

Teaching 39 2

40.

Dr. Akkara

Sherine

M.A, B.Ed., M.

Phil, PGCTE,

Ph. D

Professor & Editor

English Language

Teaching & Soft

Skills

21 3

41. Mr. B. Anandhan M.A., (Ph. D)

Asst. Professor

( S.G)

English Language

Teaching 14

42. Mr. M. Benzigar

M.A. M. Phil.,

(Ph. D), NET

Asst. Professor

(S.S)

English Language

Teaching 9

43.

Ms. Sonu

Mathew

M.A., B.Ed.,

M. Phil.

Asst. Professor English Language

Teaching 12.3

44.

Ms. R. Beulah

Catherine M.A., M. Phil. Asst. Professor

English Language

Teaching 6.5

45.

Mr. K.

Loganathan

M.A., M. Phil.,

PGCTE, (Ph.D) Asst. Professor

English Language

and Literature 7.5

46.

Mr. M. Samuel

Jayakumar

M.A., M. Phil

(Ph.D) Asst. Professor

English Language

Teaching 4

47.

Mr. Robert

Divine M.A., M. Phil Asst. Professor

English Language

Teaching 3.7

48. Ms. P. Anu M.A., (M. Phil) Lecturer

English Language

Teaching 1

Fashion Design & Arts

49. Mr.Ashok Rajan

B. Tech

PGDIE

Associate

Professor cum

Programme

coordinator

Industrial

Engineering

37 -

50.

Ms.

Priyadarshini

B.Sc., (FD),

MFM

Assistant

Professor

Fashion Design

and Fashion

Management

4 -

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors : Nil

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme -wise information : Nil

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio: 19: 1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff:

316

sanctioned, filled and actual:


Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design

& Arts

Spectroscopy

Crystal Growth

Thin films

Materials Science

Polymer Physics

Ultrasonic

Nano Composites

Green Chemistry

Inorganic Materials

Catalysis

Organic

Photochemistry

Polymer Chemistry

Organic Synthesis

Nano materials

Graph theory

Fuzzy logic

Artificial Neural

Network

Differential equations

Stochastic

Optimization

English Language

Teaching

English Literature

Applied

Linguistics

NIL


grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise: 02


k) National collaboration : 01 (Refer Q.17, S.No.2)

b) International collaboration : Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,

AICTE, etc.; total grants received: Nil


state recognition - Nil

national recognition - Nil

international recognition - Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies:

NIL

22. Publications:

Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages Fashion Design &

Arts

Number of papers published in

peer reviewed journals

(national/international)

38 13 107 34

-

Number of academic support staff Technical staff Administrative staff

Sanctioned 5 1

Filled 5 1

Actual 5 1

S.No Title of the proposal Funding Agency

Investigator(s) Duration and

Sanctioned (Rs.) I Year grants Received (Rs.)

1 “Development of Carbon dioxide

Absorbent as per IS – 5321 Standard using Indigenous Raw Materials”

Naval Research Board (NRB)

Dr. P.S. Raghavan & Dr. S. Induja

2 years 18.84 lakhs

11.19 Lakhs

2 “Development of multi-functional

Nano carriers for cancer theranostics”

DST Nano mission

Dr. M. Prabaharan, HITS & Dr. A.K. Munirajan, Univ. of Madras

3 years 46.82 lakhs

25 Lakhs

317

Conferences 15 33 38 35 -

Monographs Nil 2 -

Books authored 5 5 2 -

Chapters in Books NIL 4 NIL 1 -

Edited Books NIL NIL NIL 2 -

Number listed in International

Database (For e.g. Web of

Science, Scopus, Humanities

International Complete, Dare

Database - International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO

host, etc.)

38 11 107 30

-

Impact Factor - Range/ average 0.3 – 2.09 /

0.74 0.2 – 3.5/ 1.9 0.2 – 1.8 / 0.541 0.814 – 1.78

-

List of Journal Publications International / National Department wise: (For Complete Details Please refer

Annexure – I)

S.No Date

(D/M/Y) Faculty Journal Indexed

Non

Indexed Title

Physics

1 Feb-15 P.Mani et al


Modern Applied Physics,

2015, 5(1): 11-17

Indexed

Synthesis, Mechanical and

Dielectric Properties of L-

Arginine Benzohydrazide

Single Crystal

2 Jan-15 V.Parthasarathy

Journal of Thermal Analysis

and Calorimetry, Vol. 119(1),

pp.73-84

Indexed

Thermal Studies on

benzamide and benzanilide

grafted LDPE

3 2014 V. Parthasarathy Bulgarian Chemical

Communication (Accepted) Indexed

Synthesis, Characterization

and the melt

functionalization of zinc

salt with High Density

Poly(ethylene)

4 Mar-14 P.Mani et al Biophysics,Volume 59, Issue

2, pp. 321-325 Indexed

Effect of heavy metals on

tissue protein of an edible

fish Cirrhinus mrigala as

dependent on pH and water

hardness

5 Nov-14 Suja Abraham Journal of Bioscience and

Biotechnology (Accepted) Indexed

Fluorescence study on

ligand induced

conformational changes of

glutamine synthetase from

bacillus brevis under

sporulating conditions

318

Chemistry

1 2015 M.Prabaharan


Biological Macromolecules,

2015, 72C, 1313-1322

Indexed

“Chitosan-based

nanoparticles for tumor-

targeted drug delivery”

2 2014

B.R.Saikishore

Kumar, S.Sumathi

and P.S.Raghavan


Innovative Research in Science

and Engineering, 2014, Vol.2,

Special Issue 1, 123-129

Indexed

“Studies on acylation

reactions with ZnO

supported on Alumina

[ZnO/Al2O3]”

3 2014

A.Velavan,

S.Sumathi and

K.K.Balasubrama

nian

European Journal of Organic

Chemistry, 2014, 5806-5815 Indexed

“Trimethylaluminium-

Mediated Reaction of

Primary Carboxamides with

Amines and Indoles: A

Convenient Synthesis of

Amidines and Indole-3-

acylimines”

4 2014

Nagasundaram N,

Rahuman M A,

Raghavan P S


Pharmaceutical Research and

Bio-Science, 2014, Volume 3

(3): 153-164

Indexed

“Antibacterial Application

Studies of Nanosilver

incorporated products”

5 2013

A.Velavan,

S.Sumathi and

K.K.Balasubrama

nian

European Journal of Organic

Chemistry, 2013, 3148-3157 Indexed

AlMe3 Mediated Regio and

Chemoselective Reactions

of Indole with Carbamoyl

Electrophiles

Mathematics

1 Jan-15

M.Clement Joe

Anand and A.

Rajkumar


Research in Applied Science &

Engineering Technology

(ISSN: 2321-9653)

Indexed Cayley-Hamilton Theorem

for Fuzzy Matrix

2 2014 Dr.A.Praveen

Prakash

Proceedings of the


Mathematics and its

Applicatiions-2014 ISBN-

978-81-923752-6-7

Indexed

A New Fuzzy Tool to

analyse Occupational

Hazards of Traffic Police

due to Air Pollution

3 2014

Dr. A. P.

Santhakumaran&

M. Mahendran

Proyecciones Journal of

Mathematics Vol. 33 No. 4 PP.

389 – 403.

Indexed

The Upper open

monophonic number of a

graph

4 2014 Dr.A.Praveen

Prakash

International Multidisciplinary

Research Foundation. In

Conjunction with

Mathematical Sciences

Indexed

A study on the Traffic

Police Health hazards using

Bi-Dirctional Associative

Memories

319

International Research Journal

5 2014 Dr.A.P.

Santhakumaran

Advanced studies in

contemporary Mathematics

24,No.3 405-420.

Indexed On the Edge-to-vertex

detour number of a graph

Languages

1 Feb-15 Dr. N.

Rajasekharan Nair

Modern Journal of Applied

Linguistics Indexed

Emotions, Expressions And

English Teacher

2 Oct-14 Dr. Akkara

Sherine ELTIF

Non

Indexed

Cooperative Learning: A

sure fire way to enhance

people skills

3 Aug-14 Dr. Akkara

Sherine


English: Literature Indexed

Keep Talking! Assessing

Of Speaking And People

Skills In Languages

Classroom - A Case Study.

4 Aug-14 K . Loganathan Modern Journal of Applied

Linguistics

Non-

Indexed The novelist as a historian

5 Aug-14 M. Rajasekar


Research (IJR), Volume 1,

Issue 7, August 2014, Online

ISSN:2348-6848

Indexed A Smart Software Testing

Tool

Books with ISBN with details of publishers:

S.

No. Name of the Author Title of the Book ISBN Number Publisher

Physics

1

Dr. P. Mani

A Text Book of Engineering

Physics – I

81 – 89843 – 00

– 1

Dhanam Publications

2


Physics – II

978 – 81 – 89843

– 20 – 5

3


Physics – I

978 – 81 – 89843

– 00 – 7

4 Engineering Physics Practical

978 – 81 – 89843

– 21 – 2

5

Applied Physics 978 – 81 – 89840

– 08 – 9

Mathematics

8 P. Titus, A. P.

Santhakumaran, J.

Vernold vivin

Engineering Mathematics- I 978-81-923371-

0-4

NiMeric Publications,

2013

320

9 P. Titus, A. P.

Santhakumaran, V.

Sheeba Agnes

Engineering Mathematics- II 978-81-923371-

1-1


2012

10

. Titus, A. P.

Santhakumaran, J.

Xavier Pragasam

Transforms and Partial

Differential Equations

978-81-923371-

2-8


2012

1

11 W. B. Vasantha

Kandasamy, Florentin

Smarandache and A.

Praveen Prakash

Mathematical Analysis of the

problems faced by the people

with Disabilities (PWDs) with

specific reference to Tamil

Nadu (India)

13: 978-1-59973-

178-0 Zip publishing, 2012

12 A.Chandrasekeran and

G. Kavitha

A text Book of Probability,

Queuing Theory, Random

Process and Statistics.

978 – 81 − 89843

– 47– 2

Dhanam Publications,

2011

Languages

13 Dr. Dolly John

English for Life and the

Workplace through the

LSRW&T Skills

978-93-325-

2043-1

Pearson Publications,

2014

14 Dr. C. Indira

Teaching Writing Skills to

engineering students: An

experiment in a multilingual

context

978-3-659-

48363-9

Lap Lambert Academic

Publishing- Germany

Conference Publications National / International Department wise: (For complete details Please Refer

Annexure – II)

SI.No Date (D/M/Y) Faculty Conference Details Title

Physics

1 25/01/2015 to

26/01/2015 Dr.V.Parthasarathy


Hierarchically

Structured Materials

(NCHSM-15),SRM

University, Ramapuram,

Chennai.

Thermal,melting and crystallinity

behaviour of ethylmalonate grafted low

density polyethelene

2 2014 Dr.P. Mani B. S. Abdur Rahman

University, Chennai

Growth, Optical and Photoconductivity

Properties of L-Proline Succinate NLO

Single Crystal

3 03/03/2014 to

04/03/2014 Ms.S. Gayathri Devi


Hierarchically

Structured Materials

(NCHSM-14), SRM

University, Ramapuram,

Chennai.

Synthesis and Electrical properties of

TiO2 by Wet Chemical technique

321

4 2013 Ms.J.Selvi

International

Conference on Materials

of energy Nano

convergence, Hindustan

University, Chennai

Tungsten Oxide thin film by reactive

sputtering, gas pressure ratios

5 4/12/2013 to

6/12/2013 Ms.Annie Aureen Albert

Sixth Bangalore India

Nano, Bangalore

Enhancement in the Mechanical

properties of Epoxy Composites

Reinforced with Tellurium Nanowires

Chemistry

1 5-7 Feb. 2015 M. Prabaharan Indo Australian

Conference on

Biomaterials, Tissue

Engineering, Drug

Delivery Systems and

Regenerative Medicine

(BiTERM-2015), 5-7

Feb. 2015, Anna

University, Chennai.

Multifunctional core-shell nanocarriers

for tumor targeted drug delivery

2 5-7 Feb. 2015 D. Sathya Seeli

Guar gum succinate / sodium alginate

composite microparticles as colon

specific drug delivery carriers

3 27-29 Sept.

2014 Ms.B.Gajalakshmi

International conference

on green technology for

environmental pollution

prevention and control,

NIT, Tiruchirappalli, 27-

29 Sept. 2014

Oxidation of Co and Hydrocarbons

From Automobile Exhaust Using A

Novel Catalyst System

4. 5-8 February

2015

B.R.Saikishore Kumar,

S.Sumathi and

P.S.Raghavan

17th

CRSI National

Symposium in

Chemistry, 5-8, NCL,

Pune

Expedient synthesis of symmetrical and

Unsymmetrical substituted ureas using

ZnO/Al2O3

5. 5-8 February

2015

M.Kumaresan,

S.Sumathi and

K.K.Balasubramanian

17th

CRSI National

Symposium in

Chemistry, 5-8, NCL,

Pune

Synthesis and Photochemical studies of

Ethers of vicinal

Hydroxynapthophenones

Mathematics

1 22.12.2014 Ms. Kavitha G

National Symposium On

mathematical methods

and Applications

Stock Market Trend Analysis using a

new random Hidden Markov Model

2 3-5 Sept 2014 Resource Person, Dr. A.P.

Santhakumaran


Recent Advancement in

pure and Applied

Mathematics

Detour number of a Graph

322

3 15-17

th Dec

2014 Dr .A.Praveen Prakash

International Conference

on Mathematics and its

Applications

Trapezoidal Fuzzy Cognitive Maps- An

Illustration in ranking the problems of

the Deprived Rural Persons with

Disabilities

4 19-21

st Dec

2014 Dr.A.Praveen Prakash


on Current Development

in Mathematics And

Mathematical Sciences

A study on the dominant problems of

rural deprived persons with disabilities

using induced fuzzy cognitive

maps(IFCMs)

5 15-17

th Dec

2014 J. Esther Jerlin


on Mathematics and its

Applications

“A Study on the Causes for Failures in

Mathematics by Engineering Students

Using Induced Extended Fuzzy

Clustering Model”

Languages

1 Jan-15 Ms. P. Anu


cum workshop on

English Language and

Literature” at Shree

Narayana College of

Education, Mahe

Scales of Literature fading in English

Classrooms- Creative Writing for

Technical English Students

2 Jan-15 Dr. N. Rajasekharan nair Peevees Public School,

Nilambur

Presented a Paper Facilities of


3 Dec-14 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

36th

International

Conference of the

Linguistic Society of

India

Presented a Paper “English influence on

Malayalam”

4 Jan-14 Dr. Varghese Dolly Trends in English for

Science and Technology

“Writing and Speaking English for

Teachers of Science and Technology”

5 Dec-13 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair OBERF’13(Hindustan

University) ELTIF

Evaluation of Reading Skills for Better

Learning Outcomes

23. Details of patents and income generated : 2 applications filed

1. Sintered calcium phosphate as catalyst support

S. Induja and P.S. Raghavan, Indian Patent No.2303/CHE/2012.

2. Non-noble metal catalyst for Automobile exhaust gas emission control – P.S. Raghavan, Indian Patent, No.

2244/CHE/2013

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated: Nil

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories/institutions / industries in India

and abroad:

S. Year / Institution Visited Name of Faculty

323

No. Month

1. 2015 India Education Expo 2015, Kuwait, Muscat, Dubai Dr. P.V. Rajeev

1. 2015 Amity University, Noida- Higher Education Summit Dr. Akkara Sherine

2. 2014 Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi- Higher Education Summit Dr. Akkara Sherine

3. 2014 Imparial College, London UK Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

4. 2014 NELTA Conference, Nepal Dr. Akkara Sherine

5. 2014

Canadian University , Dubai

Middle East North Africa Writing Centres Alliance

Dr. Akkara Sherine

6. 2014 Amrita University, Coimbatore- Higher Education Summit Dr. Akkara Sherine

7. 2014 University of Herfordshire, London, UK Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

8. 2014 Barathiyar University, Coimbatore Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

9. 2014 Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

10. 2013 Italy, Rome

Dr. A. Praveen Prakash,

Mr. Arthur Rajkumar

11. 2013 National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan. Dr. A. P. Santhakumaran

12. 2012 BARC, Mumbai Dr. P. K. Manoj

13. 2012

Language Lab, Centre of Advanced Study in Linguistics

Annamalai University

Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

14. 2012

Language Lab, Dept. of Linguistics

Bharathiar University, Coimbatore


15. 2012 Language Lab, Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

16. 2012 Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore Dr. P.S. Raghavan

17. 2011 Santo Tomas University, Manila, Philippines-Higher Education

Summit Dr. Akkara Sherine


a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please

specify):

Year /

Month/ Committees / Editorial Boards Name of Faculty National /

324

S. No.

Date International

1. 2012-till date

1.1.1.1 Editorial Board, Chemical

Rapid Communications,

Research Publisher Inc., Silicon

Valley, USA

Dr. M. Prabaharan International

2.

11.12.2012 Referee in “Journal of Optoelectronics and

Advanced Materials” Dr. P.K. Manoj International

3. 3.10.2012 Referee in “Progress in Natural Science:

Materials” Dr. P.K. Manoj International

4. 30.5.2012 Member, UGC-NET (Examination paper-

setting)


National

5. 2009 to till

date

Editor & Advisor to Modern Journal of

Applied Linguistics International

6. October

2009

Member in the International project

entitled ‘Kurumba Languages’ at the Max

Planck Institute of Psycholinguistics, The

Netherlands

International

7. 2008 to till

date

Chairman / Member, UGC-NET (Question

Paper setting & Valuation) New Delhi National

8. 2008 to till

date Major Research Projects as expert National

9. 2008 to till

date Academic Committee Member,

Chinese Advanced Materials Society


10. 2008 to till

date

Academic Committee Member,

International Union of

Advanced Materials



programs and similar programs). Maths have to be update

Faculty are motivated to attend development programs organized by Institutions like IIT Madras, HITS,

VIT and they also attend conferences, workshop, symposia etc.,

Seminar, Symposiums, Workshops, Conferences

Physics Chemistry Maths Languages Fashion Design

http://researchpub.org/journal/crc/crc.html

http://researchpub.org/journal/crc/crc.html

325

International 15 10 15 3 -

National 67 23 32 16 -

Faculty Development

Programmes 8 21 14 10

-

(For complete details please refer Annexure – III)

Sl.No Date (D/M/Y) Name of Faculty

Attended Conf/WS detail

National/

International Place

1 10-03-2014 to

12/03/2014 Dr.P.Mani


Advanced Materials and

Characterization International

VIT

University,Vellor

e

2 22 & 23/01/2014 Dr. Suja Abraham


Recent Advances in Physics for

Interdisciplinary Developments International

Sathyabama

University,

Chennai

3 7/5/2013 Annie Aureen

Albert


Nanomaterials, Science and

Technology and its Applications International

B. S. Abdur

Rahman

University,

Chennai

4 24 /07/2013 to

26/07/2013

Ms. S.

GayathriDevi


Molecular Nano Photonics International

Anna University,

Chennai

5 18/03/2013 to

20/03/2013 Dr. Suja Abraham


Nano Science & Nano

Technology(ICONN-2013)

International

SRM University,

Kattankulathur,

Chennai

Chemistry

1 05/02/2015 to -

07/02/20152015

D. Sathya Seeli,

Dr.M.Prabaharan

Indo Australian Conference on

Biomaterials, Tissue

Engineering, Drug Delivery

Systems and Regenerative

Medicine (BiTERM-2015

International Anna University,

Chennai.

2 5-8 Feb. 2015 Dr.S.Sumathi

9th

CRSI-RSC and 17th

CRSI

National Symposium in

Chemistry

National NCL, Pune

3 29-30 Jan. 2015 All Chemistry

Faculty


Advanced Materials and its

Applications, organized by

Dept. of Physics

National HITS, Padur.

4. 22 January 2015

All Chemistry

faculty

National Seminar on Chemistry

of Materials for Drug Delivery

conducted by Department of

National HITS

326

Chemistry

5.

28.10.2014

Dr.S.Sumathi

Dr.M.Prabaharan

Dr.S.Induja

Ms.D.Sathiyaseel

i

Ms.B.Gajalakshm

i

Seminar on Graphene-metal

oxide composites with improved

properties for Energy and

Environmental by Dr.R.Jayavel,

Director, Centre for

Nanoscience and Technology

Regional Anna University

Chennai

Mathematics

1 6,7Feb2015 Dr.D.Piriadarshan

i

National workshop on

Computational Fulid dynamics National

SSN College of

Engineering,

Chennai.

2 09.02.2015 M. Clement Joe

Anand As a resource person National

Department of

Mathematics

Applications of

TOPSIS Loyola

College, Chennai-

600034

3 2/2/15 ,3/2/15 A.Rajkumar

workshop on SCILAB (Open

Source software equivalent to

MATLAB) workshop on

SCILAB (Open Source software

equivalent to MATLAB)

National Department of

mathematics

4 21.1.15-23.1.15 Beena James Emerging trends in Graph

theory and its applications National

St. Aloysius'

College, Kerala

5 8.1.15-9.1.15 G.Kavitha


Applications of Statistics in

Business and Industry

International Indian Statistical

Institute, Chennai

Languages

1 15th

Feb, 2015

Dr. N.

Rajasekharan

Nair

Board of Selection Meeting as

Subject Expert National

Gandhigram

Rural University

2 21, Nov, 2014 Dr. C. Indira Internationalization of Higher

Education National VIT, Chennai

3 12/17/2014

Dr.Akkara

Sherine

QS Seminar, International

Seminar International HITS

4 15.10.14 Dr. N.

Rajasekharan

UGC NET Workshop National New Delhi

327

Nair

5 22.8.14

Dr. N.

Rajasekharan

Nair

Mentoring as an art and science National British Council,

chennai


percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects:

1. I Year B.Tech – 10% (Open House 2013)

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institute:

9 First Year students were guided by Ms. Esther Jerlin & Dr. A. Praveen prakash to prepare and

present papers in National Conference, JK Institute of Technology, Bilashpur


S.

No.

Name of the

Staff member

Name of the Award/

Type of Recognition

Year

Internal /

External

1.


Member, Organizing Committee, 36th

International Conference of the Linguistic

Society of India, Thiruvanandhapuram

2014

External

2. UGC Subject Expert 2014 External

3. Ms.Annie Aureen Albert Member Technical Committee (Training) 2013-2014 External

4.


GURU DAKSHINA AWARD, ‘Dakshina’

Cultural & Literature Organization

Chennai

2012 External

5. Certificate of Appreciation

Hadramout University

Yemen

2009-2011 External

6.

Certificate of Appreciation

Hadramout University, Yemen

2009-2010 External

7. Honorary Appointment to the Research Board

of Advisors American Biographical Institute Since 2003 External

8. Dr. UshaMahadevan

Invited as expert at the Translation Workshop

on Pazhamozhi Nanuru

Centre for classical tamil

Chennai &Tamil University, Thanjavur

2011 External

328

9. Dr. Varghese Dolly

Honoured with the ‘Vishista Seva Medal’

Vimala College, Trichur.

2011 External

10. Dr. Akkara Sherine

Received Certificate of Appreciation for

Presenting Paper at the 7th

QS APPLE

conference

2011 External

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : Nil

Students : NA

30. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with


Year Programme Details of Distinguished Guests

2014-15

National Conference on Advanced

Materials & Its Applications (funded

by DRDO)

1. Dr.R.Gopalan, Scientist ‘G’ & Head, Centre for Automotive Energy

Materials, ARCI, IITM Research Park, Chennai

2. Dr. R. Jayavel, Prof. and Director, Center for Nano Science and

Technology, Anna University, Chennai

National Seminar on Chemistry of

Materials for Drug Delivery (Funded

by DRDO)

Dr. A. Jayakrishnan, (Former VC, Univ. of Kerala), Full Professor

Dept. of Biotechnology, IIT Madras, Chennai

Dr. S. Balalsubramanian, Professor, Dept. of Inorganic Chemistry

University of Madras, Guindy Campus,

Chennai

2013-14

National Workshop on Recent

Trends in Materials Science - 2013

Dr. John Philip,

Head, SMARTS & RTS, NDE Division, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic

Research, Kalpakkam

Dr. C. Vijayan, Professor,

Photonics Laboratory, IIT, Madras

Dr.P.Ramasamy

Founder Director, Crystal Growth Centre, Anna University

Former Vice Chancellor, Alagappa University

Prof. and Director, SSN Research Center,

SSN College Of Engg.

National Conference on Green

Processes and Nanomaterial (Funded

Dr. K. Muraleedharan,

Director (Materials) DRDO,New Delhi

329

by DST)

National Conference on Outcome

Based Education – A Road to Future

– 2014 funded by CIIL, Mysore

Dr. Kalyan Mathivanan, Vice Chancellor,

Madurai Kamaraj University,

Mr. Paul Sellers, Director, British Council, Chennai

Ms. Shanna D Surendra, Cultural Affairs Officer, US Consulate, Chennai

2012-13

National Conference cum Workshop

on “Testing and Evaluation of

Language Skills” funded by CIIL,

Mysore

Dr. Jancy James, Vice Chancellor, Kerala Central University,

Dr. S. Rajagopalan, Former President, ELTAI

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments: Policy drafted by department of research(Refer Appendix A)

32. Student profile programme -wise:


Ph.D M.A B.Sc., (FD)

Applications received 13 15 19 8 1 35

Selected Male

Female

0

3

3

3

6

7

3

5 1

26

6

Pass %

(Male, Female)

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

75%

95%

M.Phil.

Applications received 3 -- 4 2

Selected Male

Female

0

1 --

0

2

0

2

Pass %

(Male, Female)

100% --

100%



Ph.D B.Sc., (FD)

% of students from

same Univ. -- -- --

% of students from

other Univ. within

state

100% 66.7% 87.5% 62.5%

90%

% of students from

Univ. outside state -- 33.3% 12.5% 25%

10%

% of students from

other countries -- -- -- 12.5%

M.Phil.

% of students from

same Univ. -- -- -- --

% of students from

other Univ. within -- -- 50% 100%

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state

% of students from

Univ. outside state 100% 50% --

% of students from

other countries -- -- -- --


GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.:

NA

35. Student progression: NA




of the same

university -- -- -- --

From other

universities within

the State

85.72% 100 %

95%

86%

100%

From universities

from other States 14.28 --

5% 14%

From universities

outside the

country

-- -- -- --

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period:

Courses Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages

Ph.D 1 1 1 2

M. Phil., -- 1 2 5


Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages

Fashion

Design

a) Library: Books:102

Journals:4

Books:120

Journals:6

Books:161

Journals: 2

Books: 40

Journals - 4

Books: 32

Journals: 5

b) Internet facilities

for staff and

students: Every staff provided with internet

terminal and WiFi ID

Students – 92 Systems with

internet connections

Staff – 3 Systems with internet

connections (in addition to WiFi

ID)

Every staff

provided with

internet

terminal and

WiFi ID

c) Total number of

class rooms 24

d) Class rooms with

ICT facility 2

e) Students’

laboratories:

1 1 1 (70 Licenses for

MAT Lab)

2

f) Research

laboratories:

1 2 2


a) from the host institution/university:

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S.No Research Scholars Research Topic Year of

Registration Research Supervisor

CHEMISTRY

1.

Mr. B. R. Saikishore

Kumar

Synthesis, Characterization

and Catalytic studies of

polymer supported catalysts

for Industrially important

organic reactions

2011 Dr. S. Sumathi and Dr. P.S.

Raghavan

2. Ms. D. Sathyaseeli

Preparation and

characterization of controlled

drug delivery carriers based on

guar-gum and its derivatives

2013 Dr. M. Prabaharan

3. Ms. K. Kiruthiga

Synthesis of new anticancer

drugs and study of their

binging with DNA

2013 Dr. A. Anitha

4. Ms. B. Gajalakshmmi

Synthesis, characterization and

catalytic activity studies of

non-noble metal-oxide

catalysts for automobile

exhaust gas emissions

2014 Dr. S. Induja and

Dr.P.S.Raghavan

5.

Mr, Mallikharjuna

Swami Dara

Total Synthesis of Quinolines

and their derivatives as

antibacterial agents

2014 Dr. P.V. Rajeev and

Dr.S.Sumathi

6.

Mrs. S. Vijaya (Research

associate)

Development of carbon

dioxide absorbents as per

IS5321 standards using

indigenous raw materials

(NRB Project)

2014 Dr. P.S. Raghavan

MATHEMATICS

7. Mr. Simonraj Graph Theory 2010 Dr. A. George

8. Ms. G. Kavitha Stochastic Optimization 2011 Dr. A. Udhayakumar

9. Mr. A. Rajkumar Fuzzy Logic 2012 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

10. Mr. Mahendran Graph Theory 2013 Dr. A. P. Santhakumaran

LANGUAGES

11. Mr. A. Surya Seshagiri

Improving Intelligibility in the

Spoken English of Telugu

Students

2014 Dr. C. Indira

12. Ms. Revathy

Ravichandran

Grooming Young Learning to

Face workplace challenges for

the Career success( A Study

on Using Literature to infuse

emotional competence in UG

Students)

Submitted on

2014 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

13. M. Rajasekar A new tool to learn second

language for the school 2013

Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair &

Dr. A. Udhayakumar

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students

14. M. Samuel Jayakumar Applied Linguistics 2013 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

15. Ms. N. Nagalakshmi

Triggering Communicative

Skills among young learners

through stories

2014 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

16. Mr. Maya Kirthi Kumar Psychological factors involved

in learning English languages 2014 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

17. Ms. Sophia Florence ELT 2014 Dr. Akkara Sherine

18. Mr.Mohammed

Azharudeen ELT 2014 Dr. Akkara Sherine

19. Mr. M. M. Shasthri ELT 2015 Dr. Akkara Sherine

20. Ms. Paravathi

Balakrishnan (M. Phil) ELT 2014 Dr. C. Indira

21. Ms. Neicy (M.Phil

awarded) Translation 2014 Dr. N. Rajasekharan Nair

a) from other institutions/universities

S.No Research Scholars Research Topic

Year of

Registration /

Awarded

Research Supervisor

Mathematics

1. Ms. Bindu Functional Analysis 2010 Dr. Ramanathan

2. Mr. R. Rajamuthu Graph Theory 2012 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

3. Ms. Kanimozhi Raman Fuzzy Logic 2012 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

4. Ms. N. Vanathi Fuzzy Logic 2012 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

5. Ms. Esther Jerlin Fuzzy Logic 2014 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

6. Ms. Murugammal Fuzzy Logic 2014 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

7. Ms. Srimathi Fuzzy Logic 2015 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

8. Ms. Geethalakshmi Fuzzy Logic 2015 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

9. Mr. Lakshmipathy Fuzzy Logic 2014 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

10. Mr. Kannan Fuzzy Logic 2014 Dr. A. Praveen Prakash

11. Mr. Venkata Raghu Graph Theory 2014 Dr. A. P. Santhakumaran

12. Mr. P. Balaganesan Graph Theory 2014 Dr. A. P. Santhakumaran

13. Mr. P.L. Suresh Differential Equations 2014 Dr. D. Piriadarshani

PHYSICS

1. Mrs.P. Koteeswari Growth and characterisation of

NLO materials Awarded 2014 Dr. P. Mani

2. Mrs.Deepa Jananakumar

Crystal growth and

characterization of some non

linear optical materials

Awarded 2014 Dr. P. Mani

CHEMISTRY

3. Mr. A. Velavan

Trimethylaluminium (AIMe3)

mediated synthesis of

Tetrasubstituted Ureas and

Amidines by dual activation of

Electrophiles and

Awarded 2014 Dr. S. Sumathi

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Nucleophiles

4. Mr. N. Nagasundaram

Synthesis, characterization and

antibacterial analysis of

nanosilver for different

applications/ HITS

03.09.2009 Dr. P.S. Raghavan

5. Mr. M. Kumaresan

Synthesis and Photochemical

Studies on the ethers of 2-

hydroxyaryl ketones

08 .03. 2010 Dr. S. Sumathi

6. Mr. V. Murugesan Analytical Organic Chemistry Sep. 2014 Dr. S. Sumathi

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university: Chemistry – 01 (Mr. B. R. Saikishore Kumar, Ph.D Full Time Scholar)

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If

so, highlight the methodology: Yes. Based on the demand in industry and academia


a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department


Yes. Faculty has been consulted for framing syllabus for the courses. Feedback expressed by staff after

class room teaching and result analysis help in taking measures for improvement in performance.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department

utilize the feedback? Yes. Students’ evaluation score details of staff members are analyzed based on the continuous

assessment recorded and if needed, the staffs are requested to change the strategy of teaching method.

Class committee meeting conducted regularly facilitates feedback on curriculum. Based on this

feedback suitable measures are taken for improvement


feedback? NA

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10):

S.

No Name of the Candidate

Designation and

Organization

Course of Study

Year of Passing

1. Ms. Sonu Mathew Assistant Professor,

Hindustan University M. Phil in English November 2010

2. Ms. Revathy Ravichanran Assistant Professor, KCG

College of Technology M. Phil in English May 2011

3. Ms. Linu Sam

Head, Department of

Physics, KCG College of

Technology

M. Phil in Physics May 2011

4. Ms. Neicy Asst. Professor, Hindustan

University M. Phil in English May 2013

5. Dr. Akkara Sherine Professor, Hindustan

University Ph.D in English May 2014

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6. Dr. S. Induja Associate Professor,

Hindustan University Ph.D in Chemistry May 2014


external experts.

Department Guest Lectures Presentation Workshops Technical Competition / Quiz Industrial Visit

Maths 12 - 4 3 4

Physics 9 4 4 1

Chemistry 9 2 2 2 4

Languages 8 4 2 -

(For complete details please refer Annexure – IV)

SI.No Date

(D/M/Y)

Details of

Event

Main

Resource

Person(s) /

Designation

Nature of Event

(TC/WS/DL/SE/CON)

Name of

Faculty

In-

charge

Other

Departments

Involved

No. of

Partici

pants

Physics

1. 22/09/2014

Photonic

Crystals and

Applications

Dr. B. V. R.

Tata,

Guest

Lecture Dr. Suja Abraham 120

2. 6/3/2014 Harmony -

2014

Judges : Dr. P.

Mani and Dr.

V.

Parthasarathy

Poster

Presentation Dr. Suja Abraham 15

3. 21/2/2013 Harmony -

2013

------

Quiz &

Dumb

Charades

Ms. Annie Aureen

Albert, Ms. S.

Gayathri Devi, Mrs.

J. Selvi

50

4. 13,

14/10/2011 Open House

Judges: Dr. M.

Subramaniam

and Mr.

Kamalakannan,

Professor,

Dept. of

Automobile,

Hindustan

University

Models Ms. G. Srilatha and

Mrs. J. Selvi 50

Chemistry

335

1. 26.08.2014

A detailed

account on

"Solid Waste

Management -

A current

status in

India" was

provided

through nice

presentations

Dr.B.V.S.Gur

unadha Rao,

Chief

Environmental

Engineer,

B.K.Rao &

Asssociates

Guest

Lecture Dr.S.Sumathi 120

2. 23.02.2015

Awareness on

the "Impact of

Nano

Chemistry in

Engineering"

Dr.R.Muruges

an,

Director,

Allied Health

Sciences,

Chettinad

University

Guest

Lecture Ms.M.Chandrakala 120

3. 12.09.2014

Science Meet

Lecture on

"Biofuels"

Ms.Lavanya,

Sr. Manager (R

& D), CPCL,

Chennai

Distinguishe

d Lecture

Dr.S.Induja &

Ms.K.Kiruthiga 120

Mathematics

1. 10.2.15

Applications of

Operations

Research

Dr. Jeeva,

Ethiraj

College,

Chennai

SE

Mr. Arthur

Rajkumar,

Mr. Mahendran

MBA, CSE 80

2. 28.11.14

Applications of

Mathematics –

a bird’s eye

view

Mrs.Huldah

Samuel, Asst.

Prof, MCC,

Tambaram,

Chennai

SE Mr. Ebenezer

I Year

B.Tech, BCA

Students

120

3. 5/2/2015 Technical Visit to Grand Force

Company TC

Mr. R.D. Solomon

Raju, Ms. Janani,

Ms. Esther

I Year Mech

A, Mech C 120

4. 21-01-2015 Technical Visit to Ashok Lyland,

Chennai TC

Mr. Clement Joe

Anandh, Mr. Arthur

Rajkumar

I Year Auto

2A 60

Languages

1. 04

th Feb

2015

Dr. N. Bindu, Dept. of English,

Presidency College, Chennai

Vocabulary

Enrichment

for English

Ms. R. Beulah

Cantherine

Aero A,B,

CSE A,

Mech A

120

336

Learners

2. 28, Nov,

2014

Dr. Ann Thomas, Dept. of

English, Madras Christian

College

English for

Workplace

Mr. M. Samuel

Jayakumar

Aero A, B,

Aerospace,

BBA

150

3. 8,Sept.,

2014

Dr. S. Thiruvenkatasamy

Head, Dept. of English, SSN

Engineering College

Common

Errors in

English

Dr. C. Indira Aero, EEE

and ECE 150

4. 6,March201

4

Prof. T.S. Arul Kumar, British

Council

Language

Cannot be

taught but

only be

‘Caught’

Ms. R. Beulah

Cantherine

1st year

B.Tech Aero. 60

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes:

Black board

Power Point Presentation by LCD Projector

Demonstration of concepts in lab

Indigenous models

Video clippings

Debates

Study circles

Brainstorming sessions

Task-based & activity-based classes

Online programmes

Model making

Field trips to have practical exposure



By assessment made during viva-voce in practical examinations and the result analysis in theory

examinations.


(i) Faculty attended Conferences and presented research papers (Please refer Annexure – II, III)

(ii) Students participation in programs such as Harmony, National Science Day, Open house etc.,

(For complete details please refer Annexure – V)

Sl.No

Name of

Students or

Nos.

Faculty In-

charge Event Place Date

Nature of

Prize /

Award/

Details of

Participation

etc.

1. 5 Students Ms. Annie

Aurine Albert

The AerotriX Super

Challenge - India's

Biggest

Aeromodelling

Competition. 2014

Conscientia, IIST

Trivandrum 9th March 2014

First Runner's

up, National

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2.

Mr.

Maddela

Venkata Sai

Likhith

Ms. Annie

Aurine Albert

Qualified for the

award of

Scholarship for

Higher Education

(SHE) under

INSPIRE Scheme

Board of

Intermediate

Education,

Government of the

board of

intermediate

education, Andhra

Pradesh.

For Five years

80,000/year

for five years,

by virtue of

performance

within top

1%

3. 250 Ms. G.

Kavitha

Online Maths

Olympiad and

Maths Quiz

Hindustan

University 10.3.15

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

4. 50 Ms. G.

Kavitha

Mathematical

Modelling

Hindustan

University 19.2.15

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

5. Ms. Saranya

Mr. Ashok

Rajan

Melboune Cup

Fashion Design

competition

Australian Consulate

Chennai

2nd Runner

up Award of

Rs.5000/-

6. 60

Mr.

Ebenezer,

Ms. Esther

Poster Presentation Hindustan

University 5.11.14

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

7. 150 Dr. D.

Piriadarshani NMTC

Hindustan

University 1.11.14

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

8 120 Dr. D.

Piriadarshani Speech Competition

Hindustan

University 16.09.14

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

9. 250 Ms. G.

Kavitha

Maths Olympiad

and Maths Quiz

Hindustan

University 21.3.14

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

10. 150 Dr. D.

Piriadarshani NMTC

Hindustan

University 26.10.13

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

11. 250 Ms. G.

Kavitha

Maths Olympiad

and Maths Quiz

Hindustan

University 3.4.13

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

12. 150 Dr. D.

Piriadarshani NMTC

Hindustan

University 4.11.12

I Prize, II

Prize, III

Prize

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13.

10 First year

Mechanical

Students

DEAN S& H

Paper Presentation

sponsored by

Chhattisgarh

Council of Science

& Technology,

Raipur

27-28, February,

2015

National

conference

"INNOVATI

ON IN

ENGINEERI

NG" by JK

Institute Of

Engineering

14. 2 First Year

Students Paper Presentation 29-30 January 2015

Hindotsav

2k15 by

Hinustan

college of

Arts &

Science

15. 9 First Year

Students

Fashion Show

(Inter College)

NIFT, Chennai 5,6-7 February,2015 National

Level Fest

16. 2 First Year

Students Presentation

SSN College of

Engineering 9 Septembar,2014

National

Level

Technical

Symposium

17. 2 First Year

Students Fashion Parade

Kilpauk Medical

College , The Times

of India

25-

28,OCTOBER,2014

PRADHARS

HINI 2014

18. 6 Students Glider Mania Saveetha

Engineering College

21-

23,AUGUST,2014

DRESTEIN

13

19. 5 Students The Aerotrix Super

Challenge

IIST Trivandrum At

KCG College Of

Technology

15-16, MARCH,

2014

CONSCIENT

IA 14

20. 10 Students Robo Galaxy, Mat-

Botrix Workshop

Uvsofts

Technologies

Pvt.Ltd

20-21,

MARCH,2014

ROBO

GALAXY

2014


Industrial Visits, Quiz Programme, Elocution Competition, Poster Presentation, Paper Presentation,

Olympiad, Mathematics Modeling, Calligraphy, Guest Lectures, Seminars with PPT

49. State whether the programme / department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details. :

NA


Physics Chemistry Mathematics Languages

Non linear Optical

materials

Filing Patents

Development of anti-

Seminars are

conducted by the

Research papers are

published / presented

339

Nano Composites

Spectroscopy

Polymer Physics

Ultrasonics

bacterial agent for

coating fabrics

Development of novel

catalyst support for

effluent treatment

(phenol)

Developing a good

method for the

synthesis of tetra

substituted urea

Development of

Materials for tumor

targeted drug delivery

professors and senior

professors in

different research

areas to motivate the

staff members in

generating new

knowledge.

Research scholars are

presenting their

papers which have

been presented in the

conference or

published in the

International /

National journals

Seminars are

conducted by

Professors in different

area to inculcate

knowledge in student

& staff

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department.

Strengths

Qualified faculty with PhD

Two funded Projects

Five projects proposal submitted

Funded Conferences / Seminars

Publications in Indexed Journals

Weaknesses

All the Departments are not having UG / PG Programmes

Lack of sophisticated instrumentation centre for advanced research

Poor enrollment to science and language based courses compared to professional courses

Lack of accommodation for research scholars after working hours

Lack of interdisciplinary programmes

Opportunities

Encouragement for presentation of research papers in National / International conferences

Encouragement for upgrading one’s qualification.

Exposure to a diverse student community

Upgrading knowledge base by attending Seminars / Conferences / Workshops

Exposure to technical expertise through video conferencing with International Universities / visit

to R & D organizations

Challenges

Students are not having fluency in English

Knowledge of Mathematics is poor

Counseling and motivating academically weaker section of students

To balance between academic and administrative workload

Paradigm shift in learning methodology at University level

52. Future plans of the School:

To strengthen the School by introducing new courses in interdisciplinary areas

To aim for more funded projects and to improve the infrastructure

To improve the quality and quantity of publications

To encourage interdisciplinary research & strengthen the department by increasing the number of

research scholars and the research facilities

To continue organizing workshops / Conferences / Faculty Development Programmes in

interdisciplinary areas of Mathematics / Physics / Chemistry

To establish International / Inter-institutional collaborations

To introduce CBCS

To increase intake of quality students through well designed selection procedure

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Appendix A

Code of Ethics for Research Scholars

The Research Scholars shall adhere to the following code of Ethics: 1. Shall not indulge in distortion of the Research process by fabrication of data,

text hypothesis or methods from another researchers’ manuscript form or publication.

2. Shall not resort to falsification ie. Making up results and recording or reporting them.

3. Shall not indulge in Plagiarism, i.e., Appropriation of another person’s ideas,

processes, results or words without giving appropriate credit.

4. In the case of scholars commit the act of plagiarism in the Thesis/Journal Publication, his/her Thesis/Degree shall be forfeited and his/her research registration shall be cancelled and also he/she shall be debarred to register for any other programme in the University.

5. Articles that have been published already should not be either resubmitted under another title, or resubmitted with only minor changes to the text unless it is clearly stated that it is a re-submitted article