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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE MANDYA
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Introduction
Our College was founded in 1948 with a broad objective to provide higher
education to the rural students at affordable cost and convenience. Ever since
1960, the year in which it was upgraded to encompass degree courses, it has
been imparting need-based education and affiliated to Mysore University. The
College obtained permanent affiliation from the academic year 1990-91. The UGC
accorded its recognition to our college under section 12(B) and 2(f) on 03-02-
1992.
It is a matter of great privilege to state that the University of Mysore in pursuant
of the approval of the UGC and the Government of Karnataka has granted
“Autonomous Status” to the college vide Order No. CDC: B: AUTONOMY:
28:1992-93 dated 8th June 2005 for a period of 5 years from 2005-06 to 2010-11.
The institution made adequate preparations during 2005-06. Different
committees are constituted as per the UGC guidelines to ensure the effective
functioning of autonomy. The status of Autonomy have been extended by UGC
from 2010-11 to 2015-16 to the college vide Order No. F 22/1 2012 (AC) Aug
2012.The college has become a Post graduate centre and a Co-educational
institution from 2007-08. The college offers BA, BSc, BBM and BCom courses at
the UG level, and MA in Political Science, MSc in Physics ,Computer Science and
MCOM at the PG level. The present strength of the college is 2570. Most of the
students hail from rural areas. Students of our institution have participated in
State level and National level sports events also. The students of the college are
endowed with social consciousness. Under the able guidance of Principal and
staff, they are rendering valuable social service like Blood donation, AIDS
awareness, Tree plantation, etc. Evaluation plays a pivotal role in the working of
an autonomous institution. Hence, the examination section headed by the
Controller of examinations and assisted by an Examination committee is formed
with needed infrastructure.
The highly qualified and well-experienced teaching faculty offers constant
guidance to the students at every step to ensure their all-round development. As
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the students lack communicative skill, Spoken English classes are conducted for
them. Teachers are making every effort to update their knowledge and skills.
Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year
towards quality enhancement.
1. To conduct UGC sponsored COP programmes.
2. To conduct Spoken English classes.
3. To conduct remedial coaching classes.
4. To organize State level seminar in Computer Science
5. To organize State level seminars in English
6. To construct Basket Ball Court.
7. To assist students for placement and career guidance.
8. To have separate spacious library Block for UG and PG
9. To construct PG blocks for Post Graduate Departments
10. To construct Women hostel.
11. To have indoor stadium.
Section B: Details in respect of the following (attach separate sheet).
1. Name and address of the college Government College (Autonomous), Mandya
M C Road, Mandya – 571401
Karnataka
2. Name of the Principal with
qualification
Prof. D. Krishne Gowda
MSc BEd
3. Telephone 08232-220039
Fax 08232-220039
Cell 9844102106
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Website www.gcm.ac.in
4. Year of establishment 1948
5. Whether the college is a
Private/Aided/Unaided or
Government
Government Institution
6. Dates of UGC recognition
(Certificate of recognition
u/s 2(f) and 12(B) to be
enclosed)
2(f) 13.04.1992
12(B) 13.04.1992
Enclosed (Annexure – I)
7. Whether the college has
been accredited by the
NAAC, if yes give the
rating/grade
Yes
A grade with CGPA 3.11
8. Courses offered Before Granting
Autonomy
After Granting
Autonomy
UG BA BA
BSc BSc
BBM BBM
- B.Com
BCA
PG - MA in Political Science
- M.Sc in Physics
MCOM
MSc in Computer Science
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9. Students’ enrollment
during the last three years:
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2012-13
UG 1359 1737 2058 2316
PG 79 96 166 254
Total 1438 1833 2224 2570
10. Faculty strength
Detailed list enclosed (Annexure -II)
11. Activities reflecting the goals
and objectives of the
institution
Annexure III
12. New academic programmes
initiated (UG and PG)
MCOM 2011-12
MSc Computer Science 2012-13
13. Innovations in curricular
design and transaction Annexure IV
14. Inter-disciplinary
programmes started
Special lectures are conducted on different subjects
where any student is allowed to attend,
UGC sponsored Career Oriented Programs like
Certificate course in Computer Networking and Human
Rights are the courses where any students can join the
course. Computer Fundamentals, Environment science
and Constitution of India are compulsory subject for all
the students.
15. Examination reforms
implemented Annexure V
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16. Initiative towards faculty
development programme
Faculty of the college are attending orientation
programs , refreshers courses , Faculty members are
encouraged to attend the seminars conferences and
workshops at National/State level . Facluty members of
the college have participated and presented papers at
National/State level /International level.
17. Total number of
seminars/workshops
conducted
1. One Day State Level seminar on Digital Image
Processing and Pattern recognition By Department
of Computer Science on March 13 2013
2. One Day State Level seminar on By Department of
English on March 30 2013
3. Many programs such as special lectures were
conducted by various departments.
18. Research projects a)
Ongoing; b) Completed Annexure VI
19. Research grants received
from various agencies Annexure VII
20. Details of research scholars Six faculty members of the college have received UGC
projects. Students of the science stream are encouraged
to do project work. 18 faculty members of the college
have enrolled for Phd programmes. Dr Sreepad guides
MPhil and PhD candidates. Dr Shivanand is guiding 4 PhD
candidates.
Faculty members of the college are encouraged to
participate in the Seminars/Conference/Training
programmes etc. College is eagerly waiting to recognize
itself into a research center.
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21. Community services Tree plantation, Aids awareness, Blood donation
programs were conducted by NSS and NCC units of the
College. More than 120 students have donated blood to
the Government hospital blood bank, Students also
voluntarily donate blood to the patients on need basis.
22. Teachers and officers newly
recruited
The permanent Faculty and non teaching staffs are
recruited by the Government of Karnataka. Whenever
extra work load is generated guest faculty are recruited
by the college on approval of the Department of Collegiate
Education.
23. Improvements in the library
services
College received a special grants of Rs 8,00,000/- from
the state government for library books. The college
library has total collection of 64,522 books. The Library
works from 9.30 am to 5.30 pm on all working days.
Permanent librarian is in-charge of the library along with
the supporting staff. The library and reference section are
spacious airy and well lit. The UGC funded book bank
facility is well utilized by the students. A separate book
bank for SC/ST students funded by the State Government
has nearly 3600 volumes. Computer facility is provided to
Library and various CD ROM’s are made available as part
of collection. Networking(Internet) facility is made
available to all the departments and computer labs. Open
internet facility for all students is made available.
Inflibnet facility is obtained under the NLIST program
which provided access to the 2100 e-Journals and 51000
e-books. The reading room is well stocked with 31 dailies
and 36 periodicals including Scientific American, National
Geographic. A language laboratory with the required
software is also setup.
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24. New books/journals
subscribed and their value
e-books under NLIST program funded by Ministry of
HRD updated continuously by Inflibnet. (Annexure VIII)
25. Courses in which student
assessment of teachers is
introduced and the action
taken on student feedback
All the students of the college access their respective
teachers. The institution has taken specific measures to
enhance the quality of education with reference to
student support and progression. Students feedback is
obtained and scrutinized by IQAC committee and it take
measures to solve them with suitable steps to improve
the academic quality of students.
26. Unit cost of education
Including the salary component
Rs. 3634.76
Excluding the salary component
Rs. 1270.30
27. Computerization of
administration and the
process of admissions and
examination results, issue of
certificates.
Examination section is fully computerized and
atomization software is used for all the processes up to
marks card printing. Office and account sections are
provided with adequate number of computers. Account
section is partly automated (for salary billing) under
HRMS provided by Karnataka Government. It is planned
to extend the office automation for the admission process
and other accounting systems and College Library.
28. Increase in the
infrastructural facilities Annexure IX
29. Technology up gradation All the Departments have been given computers, most of
the faculty members use computer for documentation
and access information through Internet, HRMS payroll
package is being used for the purpose of salary. Well
equipped Audio visual room is established and
multimedia projectors are provided to five class rooms.
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30. Computer and internet
access and training to
teachers, non-teaching staff
and students.
All the Departments of the college are provided with
computer facility and internet access. Teaching and non
teaching staff members are trained to use computer and
internet. Open internet access is provided to all the
students.
31. Financial aid to students 1. BCM Scholarship
2. SC/ST Scholarship by Govt. of India
3. Sanchihonnamma scholarship
4. CV Raman scholarship to science students
5. Stay fund scholarship
6. Scholarship to Physically challenged students
7. Education loan scholarship
8. Scholarship to minority students.
32. Activities and support from
the Alumni Association
Alumni association is doing the needful help in enhancing
the quality of education. Incentives in the form of
endowment prizes are initiated by some of the alumni
members. It meets twice in a year to assess the activities
of the college, to give suggestions for the improvement of
the institution and to find steps to assist the college in
growing further. In addition they contribute generously
to the welfare of the poor students. Alumni association is
acting as an advisory body and giving valuable suggestion
and guidance for the welfare of the students. Some of
them are deeply involved in the over all development of
the institution.
33. Performance in sports
activities Annexure X
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34. Good practices of the
institution
Students are actively participating in Science
Exhibition organized by Department of Science
and Technology in collaboration with Karnataka
State Science Forum and Department of Collegiate
Education.
State Government Sponsored programs such as
Sahyog, and Vikasana are being conducted in the
college for the benefit of College students
Community services provided by the NSS and NCC.
NS camp was conducted 150 NSS volunteers were
participated and provided the services like Construction
of roads, cleaning the area, health check up camps for
children ,eye testing , etc.
Maintenance of “Herbal Garden” and the exhibition
organized by Botany department on medicinal
plants.
The design and fabrication of electronic kits by the
Physics department at nominal cost.
The functioning of KSOU in the Campus and its
service to rural public.
NSS and NCC cadets has attended RD parade at
New Delhi and National Integration Camp.
The staff and students of the college have
participated in anti-corruption rally held at
Mandya and Mysore.
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35. Activities of the College :
Annexure XI
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Annexure I
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Annexure II
Faculty Strength
List of the permanent teaching Staff: 2012-2013
Faculty Strength
List of the Teaching Staff: 2012-2013
Sl.No. Name of the official Designation
1 Prof. D Krishne Gowda Principal Grade I
2 Mahadevu H L Associate Prof. in Kannada
3 P.S.Chandramma Associate Prof. in Kannada
4 M S Sampath Kumaran Associate Prof. in Kannada
5 Dr.N.S. Shankaregowda Asst. Prof. in Kannada
6 I. Priya Uttiah Asst. Prof. in English
7 H.P Suma Asst. Prof. in English
8 Rani Puttiah Associate Prof. in English
9 Shalivahana B Kollure Associate Prof. in Hindi
10 M. Chikkamada Naik Associate Prof. in History
11 S.Arunkumar Associate Prof. in History
12 Lingaraju Asst. Prof. in History
13 T. Raju Asst. Prof. in History
14 A.N. Basavaraju Associate Prof. in Economics
15 A. L Suresh Asst. Prof. in Economics
16 Chaluvaraju Asst. Prof. in Economics
17 Vishakanta Asst. Prof. in Economics
18 K. Nethravathi Asst. Prof. in Economics
19 V. T Ramachandra Associate Prof. In Pol. Science
20 D. Marigowda Associate Prof. In Pol. Science
21 Sunitha Asst. Prof. In Pol. Science
22 B.K. Puttaswamy Gowda Associate Prof. In Sociology
23 K. Marigowda Associate Prof. In Sociology
24 Dr. B.J Javare Gowda Associate Prof. In Sociology
25 M. Honnegowda Associate Prof. in Geography
26 K.N. Mahadeva Prasad Asst. Prof. In Geography
27 H.M.Hemalatha Asst. Prof. in Geography
28 Umme Nasibha Asst. Prof. in Geography
29 Dr. Basavaraju Asst. Prof. In Psychology
30 Rajendra Asst. Prof. In Psychology
31 C.Nataraju Asst. Prof. in Commerce
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32 Shivakumar Asst. Prof. in Commerce
33 H.T Anand Asst. Prof. in Physics
34 K. Jagadeesh Asst. Prof. in Physics
35 J. Ravishankar Associate Prof. in Physics
36 Mahalakshmi Associate Prof. in Physics
37 K Nagendra Asst. Prof. in Physics
38 M.V Prakash Associate Prof. in Chemistry
39 Girija NagendraSwamy Associate Prof. in Chemistry
40 Dr. Joshna Karanth Asst. Prof. in Chemistry
41 B. C Kari Gowda Asst. Prof. in Chemistry
42 B. Sidde Gowda Associate Prof. in Chemistry
43 B. Ramakrishne Gowda Associate Prof. in Chemistry
44 D. Geetha Asst. Prof. in Chemistry
45 N.Najundaswamy Asst. Prof. in Mathematics
46 S.R. Ramachandra Asst. Prof. in Mathematics 47 H. Janaki Associate Prof. in Botany
48 M.J.Girijamba Associate Prof. in Zoology
49 M Basavanna Asst. Prof. in Comp Science
50 Anil Kumar R. J Asst. Prof. in Comp Science
51 C Nirmala Librarian
52 N.Ramesh Selection Grade Physical Education Director
53 C S Mohan Kumar Physical Education Director
PG TEACHING STAFF
1 Dr. Mari Gowda Associate Prof. in Physics
2 Dr. M. Ramegowda Associate Prof. in Physics
3 Dr. H. R Sreepad Associate Prof. in Physics
4 Dr. T. N Govindaiah Asst. Prof. in Physics
5 G.V Ashok Asst. Prof. in Physics
6 Dr. Udaya Kumar Associate Prof. in Pol. Science
8 S. Shashikala Associate Prof. in Pol. Science
9 Dr.H. M Varadaraju Associate Prof. in Pol. Science
10 Prof Mahalingu Associate Prof. in commerce
11 Sri B.C Ravi Asst Prof of Commerce
12 Dr. Shivanand Asst. Prof. in Comp Science
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Annexure III
ACTIVITIES REFLECTING THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
In consonance with the policy of the government, the college has a vision of
Educating a large section of rural youth
Providing an opportunity on socially equitable footing.
Moulding men of both competence and compassion who could successfully take on the
challenges of contemporary socio economic, cultural and political set up.
Our mission is to
Equip the individuals who are knowledgeable, responsive to the society, and the
country at large.
Our goal is to
Inculcate a thirst for knowledge
Well equip for leading a successful and highly useful life
Empower intellectually to become leaders in various fields of society.
Our objective is to
To provide higher education to the rural students at affordable cost and convenience.
Our strategy
We aim to achieve the goal through concerted efforts on the part of teachers and
students through value-based interactions.
Activities reflecting the goals and objectives are
1. UG and PG courses are at affordable cost and convenience to all students.
2. In addition to regular class room activities students are provided with
a. Certificate courses in Computer Networking and Human Rights
b. State Government Sponsored programs such as Sahyog, Angla and
Vikasana
c. Spoken English classes
d. Invited talks in respective subjects
e. Open internet access
f. Well established library facility and reference section
g. Journals and periodicals -Inflibnet facility under NLIST
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h. NSS and NCC
i. Sports facility
j. Cultural activities, etc.
Annexure IV
Innovative aspects of the college
1. Orientation programme for fresher’s
2. Personality development programme for all students
3. Sahyog programme to improve employability skills
4. Certificate courses in Computer Networking and Human Rights.
5. Preparation of calendar of events.
6. Introduction of short term project work for Science students.
7. Encouragement to faculty to attend seminar/conference and training
programmes.
8. Introduction of language lab and business lab.
9. Introduction of viva for management students.
10. Endowment prizes for meritorious students.
11. Establishment of networking and internet facility to the entire campus.
12. Introduction of wall magazine in both kannada and English languages.
13. Invited talks by experts in all disciplines.
14. Regulation in the use of mobile phones.
15. General internet labs to all students.
16. Computer awareness to all faculty members.
17. Providing computer and internet facility to all the departments.
18. Establishment of multi-gym facility and facilities for indoor sports.
19. Starting PG courses in Physics , MCom and Political Science.
20. Introduction of CBCS for all PG courses.
21. Introduction of new courses such as BCA, BCom and new combinations like
Public Administration, Journalism, Kannada(optional) and Public
Administration, Journalism, English (optional).
22. Introduction of Co-education in the college.
23. Celebration of Graduation Day.
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24. Encouragement of Faculty members to take up Minor research projects.
Annexure – V
Examination reforms introduced during the period of Autonomy
1. Computerization of examination system with sophisticated software.
2. Coding of answer scripts is done before valuation.
3. Double valuation system and double entry system has been followed for P.G
courses.
4. Complete secrecy is ensured during paper setting, scrutiny, examination,
valuation and tabulation.
5. Question papers are printed in security press.
6. Question papers are kept in treasury and brought only on the respective days
of examination.
7. Internal and external squads are appointed for strict conduct of examinations
and for smooth processing of valuations custodian and assistant custodians
are appointed.
8. Valuations are completed within one week after the completion of
examinations.
9. Results are announced in 3-5 days after the completion of valuation.
10. Photocopies of answer scripts are provided to desirous candidates.
11. Paper seeing, re-totalling and revaluation are done within 15 days after the
announcement of results.
12. Separate rooms are provided for examination section with good
infrastructural facilities.
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Annexure VI & VII
Research activities undertaken during the last five years and Research grants
Research Projects undertaken by teachers
Sl No
Name of the teacher Dept. Title Funding agency
Duration Amt Rs.
1 Dr. Ramegowda M Physics Computerization of Physics Experiments
UGC 2 Years Completed
73,500
2 Dr. Sreepad H R Physics Science and Spirituality VISHIST 5 Years 1,00,000
3 Dr. Anuradha A V English Teaching English at tertiary level: How to make it effective
UGC 2 Years 50,000
4 Dr Shivanand S Gornale
Computer science
Study of finger print image Denoising techniques using decimated and un-decimated wavelet transform
UGC
18 Months Completed
90,000
5 Dr. Srinivas N Physics 1. Model study of role of dust/ Aerosols in the equatorial mesosphere.
2. Model study of Dusty Mesosphere
UGC UGC
2 years 2 years
65,000 20,000
6 Sri Anil Kumar R J Computer science
Study of Image Detection in Digital Document
UGC 18 months 1,30,000
7 Sri Basavanna M Computer science
A Scene text recognition
application to blind
persons
UGC 18 months 1,40,000
8 Dr Sreepad H R Physics Study of microstructure
and properties in organic
substances and polymers
UGC
18 months
1,15,000/
-
9 Sri Anand H T Physics Influence of Indian
monsoon UGC
18 months 1,20,000/
-
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Annexure VIII
Infrastructure
College Library Details
Magazines
Year No. of Books Amt. Spent
2004-05 925 1,27,309
2005-06 1125 1,51,861
2006-07 730 86,215
2007-08 2239 3,21,906
2008-09 4477 7,77,937
2009-10 2097 3,87,681
2010-11 3774 6,48,153
2011-12 2560 2,43.115
2012-13 3500 10,00,000
Sl . No Name of the Journal
1. World Affairs-The Journal of International Issues
2. The Indian Journal of Public Administration
3. Public Administration
4. Documentation in Public Administration
5. The ICFQI University of Public Administration
6. The Indian Journal of Political Science
7. Indian Journal of Physics
8. Resonance
9. Pramana
10. Current Science
11. Lab Electronics
12. Journal of Corporate Governance
13. Journal of Marketing Management
14. Journal on management
15. ICFAIAN Journal of Management Research
16. ICFAI Journal of Accounting Research
17. Journal of Business Management
18. National Geography
19. II P.A.News Letter
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Annexure IX
Increase in infrastructural facilities
Nearly 11 lakhs was received for library books from the State government. More
than 3500 volumes of books was purchased . An additional lab was established for
the PG Physics department. The entire College computers is Networked. Internet
facility has been extended to all students. Library is being modernized; Total
computerization of library is planned and will be taken up in the near future. A
separate reference section, with adequate number of books is provided.
Departments are equipped with computers with internet facility. Additional 4 class
rooms are built. Physics and Chemistry lecture Halls are renovated. Additional
equipments are purchased for various departments .
20. Nagar Lok
21. Scientific American
22. Electronics for you
23. Linux for you
24. PC Quest
25. Benef I T
26. Business Gyan
27. Business World
28. Business Today
29. Management Next
30. RBI Bulletin weekly statistical Sup
31. Financial Risk Management
32. Economic and political weekly
33. Insurance Chronicle
34. IIMB Management Review
35. Chartered Accountant
36. Effective Executive
37. The Accounting World
38. Entrepreneurship Development
39. Indian Management
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ANNEXURE X
Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya
Department of Physical Education
Sports Achievements
2012-13 Mysore University, Mandavya Zone Men games result &
Mysore University Inter Collegiate Inter zonal Men Game
Sl.
No
Game Venue Date Award MUICMG
1 Volley Ball P.E.S College, Mandya 09-10-
2012
Winner Conducting
on 09th, 10th,
11th March-
2013 at
Mysore.
2 Ball Badminton
Bharathi College, Bharathi Nagar
12-10-2012
Runner
3 Basket Ball Govt. College, Mandya 18-09-
2012
Winner
4 Hand Ball Govt. College, Mandya 13-09-
2012
Winner
5 Soft Ball Govt. College, Mandya 27-09-
2012
Runner
6 Hockey Govt. College, Mandya 13-09-
2012
Winner
7 Chess Govt. College, Mandya 27-08-
2012
Winner
8 Table Tennis Govt. College, Mandya 27-08-
2012
Winner
9 Cricket P.E.S College, Mandya 28 & 29-
10-2012
04-02-
2013
Runner
10 Kabaddi Govt. College, Mandya 18-10- Runner
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2012
Women Games Result
1 Hand Ball Terision College, Mysore 4th Place
2 Chess Terision College, Mysore 4th Place
All India Inter University Sports Achievements
Sl. No
Name Class Events Venue Date Year
1
Keshavamurthy H C
2nd B.A
Foot Ball
Annamalai University, Tamilnadu
06-10-2012 to 13-10-
2012
2012-13
2
Adarsh N
2nd
BCA
Foot Ball
Annamalai University, Tamilnadu
06-10-2012 to 13-10-
2012
2012-13
3 Jashvanth Gowda C P
2nd BA Kabaddi University of Madras, Channai
18-01-2013 to 22-01-
2013
2012-13
4 Ravi R 2nd BA Kabaddi University of Madras, Channai
18-01-2013 to 22-01-
2013
2012-13
5
Manushekar
2nd BA
Yoga
M.K.B University, Bhavanagar,
Rajastan
11-03-2013
to 14-03-2013
2012-13
6 Shivarjun M S Ist BSc Chess University of Calicut, Kerala
27-12-2012 to 01-01-
2013
2012-13
7 Manjunath J
1st BA
Hand Ball
Periyar University,
Selem.
2012-13
8
Samanth K V
I B.Com
Hand Ball
Periyar University,
Selem.
2012-13
9
Navya N Rao
2nd BSc
Volly Ball
Acharya Nagarjuna University,
Guntur
28-10-2012
to 31-10-2012
2012-13
Navya N Rao
2nd BSc
Volly Ball
Thtuvannamalai (TN)
14-03-2013 to 17-03-2013
2012-13
10 Kiran Kumar N K 2nd BA 100 Mtrs Run University of Mysore, Mysore
04-10-2012 to 06-10-
2012
2012-13
11 Pramod H R 3rd BSc 110 Mtrs University of 04-10-2012 2012-13
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Hurdles Mysore, Mysore to 06-10-2012
12 Sathisha J 1stBA 110 Mtrs Hurdles
University of Mysore, Mysore
04-10-2012 to 06-10-
2012
2012-13
13 Karthik Gowda H K
2nd BA 400 Mtrs Hurdles
University of Mysore, Mysore
04-10-2012 to 06-10-
2012
2012-13
14 Shivaraju M K 2nd BA Weight Lifting 56 kg
University of Mysore, Mysore
23-08-2012 to 25-08-
2012
2012-13
15 Madhu M 1st BA Weight Lifting 56 kg
University of Mysore, Mysore
23-08-2012 to 25-08-
2012
2012-13
16 Vibhav K 1st BA Weight Lifting 77 kg
University of Mysore, Mysore
23-08-2012 to 25-08-
2012
2012-13
Annexure XI
Activities of the College 1. New BOS, BOE, Finance Committee, Academic Council members and
Examination Committee was constituted. University nominee list was revived
from University.
2. University of Mysore was invited for Annual Autonomy review of the College.
Honorable Vice Chancellor and the members visited the College.
3. Academic Council Meeting, Governing Body and CDC meeting was conducted.
4. Different Committees of the Colleges was constituted..
5. College Conducted Orientation Program to the First Degree Students.
6. IAAC committee is excepted to visit college in the last week of Jan 2012.
7. UGC committee is expected to visit College in the Second week of Feb 2012.
8. College Calendar of Events was prepared.
Publications of Staff members of in the year 2012-13 Dr. M Ramegowda: (10 papers in refereed journals and 01 in conference)
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[1]. First principles study of Polytetrafluoroethylene, H R Sreepad, M Ramegowda, K P S S Hembram and Umesh V Wagmare, Vijnana Prabha, ISSN:2231-3214, 2012, 2(1), 43-48.
[2]. First-principles study of the excited-state properties of coumarin 6 dye in dye-sensitized solar cells, M. Ramegowda and H. R. Sreepad, Int. J. ChemTech Res. ISSN:0974-4290,4(4), 1560-1565, 2012.
[3]. Effect of solvent on the absorption spectra of deferasirox, M Ramegowda, Int. J. PharmTech Res. ISSN:0974-4304, 5(1), 167-170,
2013. [4]. Theoritical study of the absorption spectra of triamterine, M
Ramegowda, Int. J. Pharm. sci. ISSN:0975-8232, 4(3), 2013. (Accepted)
[5]. Geometry optimization and stability of hydrated trialanine: FMO/EFP study, M Ramegowda, Chem. Sci. Trans, ISSN: 2278-3318 (Online); ISSN:2278-3458 (Print), vol 2(3), 435, 2013.
[6]. Geometry optimization and stability of solvated glycine dipeptide: EFP study, M Ramegowda, J. Chem. Pharm. Res. ISSN:0975–7384, (Accepted)
[7]. Geometry optimization and stability of solvated dialanine: EFP study, M Ramegowda, Int. J. ChemTech Res. ISSN:0974-4290, 5(2), 2013.(Accepted)
[8]. Theoretical study of the absorption spectra of tolperisone, M Ramegowda, Am. J. PharmTech Res. ISSN:2249-3387, 3(1), 126-132,
2013. [9]. Theoretical study of the absorption spectra of benzthiazide, M
Ramegowda, Int. J. Pharm. Bio. Res. ISSN : 0976- 285X(Accepted)
[10]. First-principles study of structure and electronic properties of phenyl imidazole, H. R. Sreepad, M. Ramegowda, Khaleel Ahmed, H. M. Dayananda, and Manohara, AIP Conf. Proc. 1512, 802, 2013.
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Dr. H.R. Sreepad (15 papers in refereed journals and 03 in conferences)
[1]. First-principles Study of L-Alanine, International J. of Res. In Pharmaceutical
and Biomedical
Sciences (ISSN: 2229-3701), Vol 3, Issue 2, April-June, 2012, pp-797-801 [2]. Radiation Induced Changes In Electronic And Dielectric Properties Of
Polyoxymethylene –
AIP Conf. Proc. 1447, 793 (2012); doi: 10.1063/1.4710241. [3]. First-principles study of Polytetrafluoroethylene. (HRS, MR, KPSSH & UVW.)
Vijnana Prabha – Journal of Sciences, Vol 2, No.1, pp.43-48 (2012)- ISSN
2231-3214 [4]. Variation of Entropy of transition in a Nematic mixture. (TNG, HRS, JM &
Ngp.)
Vijnana Prabha – Journal of Sciences, Vol 2, No.1, pp.37-41 (2012)- ISSN
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2231-3214 [5]. Induced Chiral Smectic Phase In The Mixture Of Mesogenic And Non -
Mesogenic Compounds
Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., Vol. 548: pp. 55–60, 2012 ISSN: 1542- 1406
print/1563-5287 online DOI: 10.1080/15421406.2011.590358 [6]. Twisted Grain Boundary Phases in Binary Mixture of Smectic and Cholesteryl
Compounds
Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals , Volume: 548, Issue: 01, pages 120 -
125 (2012). [7]. Modification of dielectric and structural properties of PVC by gamma
irradiation
Res. & Reviews in Polymer 3(3), 2012 [89-92] ISSN: 2249 – 8877. [8]. First-principles study of ethylene tetrafluoroethylene,
H.R.Sreepad, Res. & Reviews in Polymer 3(4), 2012 [117-120] ISSN: 2249 –
8877. [9]. First-Principles Study Of The Excited-State Properties Of Coumarin 6 Dye In
Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells, M. Ramegowda and H. R. Sreepad, International
Journal of ChemTech Research, CODEN( USA): IJCRGG ISSN : 0974-4290,
Vol.4, No.4, pp 1560-1565, Oct-Dec 2012
[10]. Lyotropic chromonic liquid crystalline nature of berberine in
orthophosphoric acid,
Physical Chemistry, PCAIJ, 7(4), pp148-153 (2012). [11]. (3-Oxo-3H-benzo[f]chromen-1-yl)methyl N,N-dimethyl-
carbamodithio-ate.
Acta Crystall.Sect E Struct Rep Online. 2012 Oct 1;68(Pt 10):o3001. doi:
10.1107/S160053681203975X. [12]. Mesophase Formation In Binary Mixtures Of Berberine and Glacial
Acetic Acid
Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 570(1) pp 101 - 108. (2013).
DOI:10.1080/15421406.2012.708306. [13]. First-principles study of structure and electronic properties of phenyl
imidazole
AIP Conf. Proc. 1512, 802 (2013); doi: 10.1063/1.4791281 [14]. First-principles study of fluorination of L-Alanine
AIP Conf. Proc. 1512, 836 (2013); doi: 10.1063/1.4791298 [15] Optical and thermal properties of a lyotropic micellar nematic phase
AIP Conf. Proc. 1512, 114 (2013); doi: 10.1063/1.4790937
Books published: (04)
1. "Samskara raja - Brahmopadesha" - Published by VISHIST Mysore Branch, July 2012.
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2. Sadguru Namana - Published by Sahajananda JnanaGanga, SACRED Trust, October 2012
3. Gurukrupa Tarangini - Published by VISHIST Mysore Branch, Jan 2013.
4. (A)Ghorakashtodharana Stotra - Published by VISHIST Mysore Branch, Feb 2013.
Attending Conferences:
Attended DAE SSP Symposium held at IIT Bombay, Mumbai held during Dec
3-7, 2012 and presented 03 research papers.
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Dr. T.N. Govindaiah
(6 papers in refereed journals and 01 in conference) [1]. Variation of Entropy of transition in a Nematic mixture. (TNG, HRS, JM &
Ngp.)
Vijnana Prabha – Journal of Sciences, Vol 2, No.1, pp.37-41 (2012)- ISSN
2231-3214 [2]. Induced Chiral Smectic Phase In The Mixture Of Mesogenic And Non -
Mesogenic Compounds
–TNG, NGP, PMS, JM and HRS. Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., Vol. 548: pp. 55–60,
2012
ISSN: 1542- 1406 print/1563-5287 online DOI:
10.1080/15421406.2011.590358 [3]. Twisted Grain Boundary Phases in Binary Mixture of Smectic and Cholesteryl
Compounds
Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals , Volume: 548, Issue: 01, pages 120 -
125 (2012). [4]. Lyotropic chromonic liquid crystalline nature of berberine in
orthophosphoric acid,
T.N.Govindaiah, H.R.Sreepad, H.P.Nirmala, Nagappa, Physical Chemistry,
PCAIJ, 7(4),
pp148-153 (2012). [5]. Mesophase Formation In Binary Mixtures Of Berberine and Glacial Acetic
Acid
T. N. Govindaiah, H. R. Sreepad & Nagappa, Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 570(1) pp
101 - 108.
(2013). DOI:10.1080/15421406.2012.708306. [6]. Optical and thermal properties of a lyotropic micellar nematic phase.
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T. N. Govindaiah, H. R. Sreepad, P. M. Sathyanarayana, J. Mahdeva, and Nagappa
AIP Conf. Proc. 1512, 114 (2013); doi: 10.1063/1.4790937
Attending Conferences:
Attended DAE SSP Symposium held at IIT Bombay, Mumbai held during Dec
3-7, 2012 and presented a research paper.
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Mr. G.V.Ashok
(2 papers in refereed journals and 01 in conference)
Submitted thesis for the award of Ph.D degree to the Bangalore University on 23rd
June 2012. 1. Study of radon exhalation rate from soil, Bangalore, South India
GV Ashok, N Nagaiah, NG Shiva Prasad, MR Ambika Radiation Protection and Environment, Year 2011, Volume 34, Issue 4 [p. 235-239]
2. RESIDENTIAL RADON EXPOSURE IN SOME AREAS OF BANGALORE CITY, INDIA G. V. Ashok , N. Nagaiah1, N. G. Shiva Prasad 2, M. R. Ambika1, L. A. Sathish3, N. Karunakara 4
3. Presented a research paper entitld “Study of radon exhalation rate from soil, Bangalore, South India” 15-17 March 2012 at Mangala Auditorium, Mangalore universityPresented a research paper entitld RESIDENTIAL RADON EXPOSURE IN SOME AREAS OF BANGALORE CITY, INDIA 15-17 March 2012 at Mangala Auditorium, Mangalore university
4. Presented a research paper entitld Diurnal and seasonal variation of radon related radioactivity in the outdoor environment"in NSRP-19 held at Mamallapuram, 12-14th December 2012
Attending Conferences:
Attended 02 conferences and presented research papers.
Dr Shivanand PUBLICATIONS: NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE/ JOURNALS: Year 2012 1. “Development of Randomized Hybrid Cryptosystem using Public and Private key” Proceedings of International Conference on Engineering Research in Electronics Computer Science and Technology (ICERECT-12), PES Engineering College Mandya 21- 22nd Dec-2012(Accepted to be published in Springer) Page 49 2. “Development of Randomized Hybrid Crypto System” International Journal of Information Communication Technology and Management ISSN : 2026-6839 Academic City, Accra, Ghana Nov-2012, Vol.1 issue INTERNATIONAL/ NATIONAL/ CONFERENCE / WORKSHOP / SEMINAR
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PARTICIPATED International Conference 1. Attended and chaired the session in International Conference on Multimedia Processing Communication and Computing Applications organized by the Department of MCA on 13th- 15th Dec-2012PESIT, Banaglore National Conference 1. Attended and chaired the session in National Conference on “Computer Networks and soft Computing NCNS-12 organized by the Department of Computer Science Engineering on 6th and 7th Nov-2012,SIT,Tumkur 2. Attended and chaired the session in UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Core Competency in Computing” organized by the Post Graduate Department of Computer Science on 22nd and 23rd Feb-2013, JSS College Ooty Road Mysore. Invited talks delivered • Delivered Talk on “ Automatic Scene Text Recognition in image: Applications to Blind Persons”, at National Conference on Recent Trends in Computer Science and Applications and Computational Mathematics” 21-22nd Dec-2012, Indira College, Pune- Maharashtra • Delivered talk on “Image Processing Using MATLAB”, in Dept of Computer Science and IT, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad-India under industrial lecture series on 02nd August-2012 List of Publications 1. International Journal Publications 1. M. Basavanna, P. Shivakumara, S. K. Srivatsa and G. Hemantha Kumar, “Angle-Proximity based Text Block Verification Method for Text Detection in Scene Images”, International Journal of Machine Intelligence (IJMI), 2011, pp.245-250. 2. M. Basavanna, P. Shivakumara, S. K. Srivatsa and G. Hemantha Kumar, “Multi-oriented Text Detection in Scene Images”. International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence (IJPRAI), World Scientific, 2012, pp.1255010-1-19. 3. M. Basavanna, G. Shivanand, P. Shivakumara and S. K. Srivatsa, “Automatic non-horizontal scene text recognition from document image”, International Journal of Machine Intelligence (IJMI), 2011, pp.164-167. Page 50 4. M. Basavanna, P. Shivakumara, S. K. Srivatsa and G. Hemantha Kumar, “Scene text Binarization and Recognition”. International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence (IJPRAI), World Scientific (Communicated). 2. Conference Publications 5. M. Basavanna, P. Shivakumara, S. K. Srivatsa, and G. Hemantha Kumar, “A New Run-length based Method for Scene Text Detection”, Proceedings of Indian International Conference on Cognition and Recognition(IICAI), Tumkur, Karnataka, India, 2011, pp.1730-1736.
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ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED 2012-13
Department of Computer Science
SL No Activity Resourse Person Date
1 5 Days Special Lecture series on Project Management
Prof B S Vishwanatha Rao Former IT Director KSOU Mysore
July 2012
2 Special Lecture on Interview Skills
Smt Vasumathi Asst Prof of English JSSCACS , Mysore
Aug 24 2012
3 Special Lecture on Stress Management
Dr Basavaraju Physcology GCM,Mandya
Aug 14 2012
4 Computer Club Inauguration Dr P Nagabhushan Prof of Computer Science DOS in CS , UOM, Mysore
5Sep 2012
5 Industry Visit
Infosys Sep 29 2012
6 Dept trip South canara and North Canara
24- 27 Jan 2013
7 Placement Training to Final Year Students
Dept Faculty members 7,8,9 Feb2013
8 State level Seminar on DIPPR2013
Prof P Nagabhushan Dr Manjunath Prof Srivatsa Sri Sandeep kanagal Sri Mithresh S B
March 13 2013
Department of Studies in Computer Science (P G)
Industrial Lecture series
Sl. No.
Name of the resource person Topic Date
1 Vinod V Software engineer Daiwa Capital Markets Europe London
Avenues in Computer Courses
18/08/2012
2 Prof. Vasumathi Dept. of English JSS college Ooty road, Mysore
Soft skills 24/08/2012
3 Prof. Priya uttaiah I Dept. of English Govt. college(Autonomous)
Communication skill 01/09/2012
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Mandya 4 Dr. P Nagabhushan
Professor of Computer Science DoS in Computer Science Manasagangotri, UOM, Mysore.
Advances in Computer Science And Technology
05/09/2012
5 Study Tour Dept of Zoology & Botany
5/9/2012 to 7/9/2012
6 Dr Ravi Kumar Associate Prof AVK College HASSAN
Special Lecture Bio-Diversity and its conservation Dept of Botany and Zoology
20-3-2013
7 Dept of Botany and Zoology Identification of ARTHROPODS in the College campus :
20-4-2013
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ONE DAY STATE LEVEL SEMINAR ON DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING AND PATTERN
RECOGINTION (DIPPR-2013)
Organized by Government College (Autonomous), Mandya.
ONE DAY STATE LEVEL SEMINAR ON DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING AND PATTERN
RECOGINTION is organized by Department of Computer Science, Govt College
(Autonomous), Mandya in Collaboration with Department of Studies in Computer Science ,
University of Mysore ,Mysore on March 16 2013.
Seminar was inaugurated by Ms Hebsibarani probationary IAS officer, , Mandya. Dr P
Nagabhushan , Professor of Computer Science , University of Mysore , Mysore delivered the
Key Note Address. During his address Prof Nagabhushan correlated the seminar topic of
Digital Image processing and Pattern recognition to the pattern followed by a person in his
entire life which creates an image, either positive or negative , of the person. He stressed
on the fact that the students should not learn for the sake of exam and teachers should
not concentrate only on completing the syllabus .Function was Presided by Prof D
Krishnegowda Principal of the College. Anil Kumar R J HOD of CS and organizing secretary
of DIPPR -13 welcomed the gathering. Mr Basavanna M, Asst professor of Computer
Science Proposed vote of thanks. Ms Bindushree III Bsc students made invocation. Dr
Shivanand Corodinator PG DOS in CS spoke about the seminar. Inauguration session was
compared by Ms Shruthi faculty of computer science.
First academic technical session was taken by Dr S K Srivatsa Senior Professor , St Josephs
Collegeof Engineering , Chennai, delived talk on Network approach in DIPPR.
Simultaneously in the Audio visual hall First industry Talk was delivered by Mr Sandeep
Kanagal , Technical Lead, IBM India Pvt Ltd , Bengaluru, His topic is “Java and J2EE”.
After noon technical session academic session was by Dr Manjunath Asst prof of Computer
Science, JS S College for Arts Commerce and Science, Mysore, He spoke on “Image data
analysis. Parallel industry session was addressed by Mr Mithresh S .B. Architect, All Scripts
health care Pvt, Ltd , Bengaluru. He spoke on “DOT NET Technologies”.
Dr S K Srivatsa was the chief guest for the valedictory function. Academicians, Students
and experts from IT industry all over the state participated in the Seminar. Valedictory
session was compared by Smt Swetharani Faculty of computer science. Principal Prof D
Krishne gowda presided over the function. 22 faculty members, 37 students from other
colleges and 100 students of the college participated in the seminar.
Anil Kumar R J Prof D Krishnegowda Organsing Secreatary-DIPPR -13 Principal Grade-II
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UGC Sponsored One- Day State Level Seminar
On
Strategies for Easy English Comprehension:
Sharing Experiences and Shaping Expression
A Report
The Department of English, Government College (Autonomous), Mandya in
association with the Department of Studies in English, University of Mysore
had organized a UGC sponsored one-day state level seminar on “Strategies for
Easy English Comprehension: Sharing Experiences and Shaping Expression”
on 30 March,2013. The objective of the seminar was to attempt a blueprint for
teachers of English to teach English in an easier and efficacious way,
enhancing the ability of rural students to read , write and use English with
reasonable competence.
The seminar was inaugurated by the chief guest Dr.R.Ramachandra, Prof. of
English, Manasagangotri, Mysore. The key- note address of the seminar was
delivered by Dr.Mahadeva, Prof. of English, University of Mysore. In his address
the key-note speaker stressed on the importance of language competence in
English in a globalized world and opined that teachers of English must
incessantly innovate student-centric methods of teaching English. The inaugural
session was presided by Prof.D.Krishnegowda, Principal, Govt. College , Mandya.
The one-day seminar had three technical sessions, followed by a panel
discussion with 53 delegates from across the state participating in the day’s
deliberations. Papers were presented on various texts prescribed in the syllabi
of the college. Paper presenters accentuated the strategies that could be
employed in the teaching and comprehension of these texts in undergraduate
classrooms. A panel discussion in the post-lunch session with erudite teachers
of English as panelists, answered queries from the delegates and suggested
best teaching practices which could be implemented in classrooms to help
rural students from vernacular medium to overcome their diffidence towards
the learning of English.
The valedictory address delivered by Prof. J. Veeregowda, Prof. of English,
marked the culmination of the one-day state level seminar.
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