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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGEKOZHIKODE

WEST HILL, KOZHIKODE 673 005

ACTIVITY REPORT 2013-14

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CONTENTS

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er1 INTRODUCTION 2

2 ACTIVITIES OF DEPARTMENTS 5

2.1 APPLIED ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION

ENGINEERING

5

2.2 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 13

2.3 CIVIL ENGINEERING 21

2.4 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 26

2.5 APPLIED SCIENCE 31

3 ACTIVITIES OF INDUSTRY INSTITUTE

INTERACTION CELL

33

4 IPR CELL ACTIVITIES 34

5 ACTIVITIES OF CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT

UNIT

35

6 QEEE COURSES REPORT 36

7 IEEE STUDENT BRANCH ACTIVITIES 36

8 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB (EDC) 39

9 ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIOANL SERVICE SHEME 39

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.

SUMMARY OF TEQIP-II ACTIVITIES 51

11

.

CERD ACTIVITIES 55

12

.

ACTIVITIES OF STEP4U & ASAP 55

13

.

ACTIVITIES OF THE PTA 62

14

.

DETAILS OF CIVIL WORKS 63

15

.

DETAILS OF FUNDING 64

16

.

CONCLUSION 65

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1. INTRODUCTION

Government Engineering College Kozhikode has started functioning in

1999 at West Hill, Kozhikode. The institute was started by the Government of

Kerala with a view to catering to the needs of man-power in technology for

the country. The institute is affiliated to University of Calicut, which was set

up with a motto to nurture the talents in northern Kerala. The College imparts

high quality technical education and also focuses on the overall development

of the students. State-of-the-art facilities are available in the College and the

facilities are updated regularly using funds received from State Government

and Central Government. Affiliated to the University of Calicut and approved

by AICTE, the institution offers five B.Tech courses (Applied Electronics and

Instrumentation, Civil, Chemical, Electronics and Communication and

Mechanical) with an annual intake of 63 students through State Level

Entrance Test and 6 students through Lateral entry per each branch. The

Institution offers three M.Tech courses (Computer Aided Process Design

offered by Dept. of Chemical Engg., Signal Processing offered by Dept. of

Electronics Engg and Energy System Analysis and Design offered by Dept. of

Mechanical Engg.) with an annual intake of 18 students. The Civil Engg

department offers a part-time B.Tech course in Civil Engg. with an intake of

40.

The institution has facilities that include central computing facilities, well

stocked central technical library, online access to international journals under

INDEST-AICTE Consortium, and a campus network. The major strength of the

institution is its highly qualified faculty (majority having Doctoral or Post

Graduate degree) possessing academic experience and industrial exposure.

The Institution is located in the heart of the Calicut city, well connected by a

network of road, rail and airport. The staff strength and the quality of student

input are medium. The major weakness of the institute is identified as

limitations in infrastructural facilities.

The institution is striving constantly for improving and being at par with

the institutional counter parts not only in the state, but even in the country.

Several academic and co-curricular activities are organized every year to

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bring up the institution as a Centre of Excellence. Faculty have active

involvement in various research areas and many have to their credit articles

published in reputed National/ International Journals and conferences.

Interactive programs with pioneer industries in and around the state have

also been conducted. Interaction with experts of various fields of knowledge

is extremely helpful in motivating and enlightening the students and faculty.

Visiting faculty scheme is fruitfully utilized to provide talks and workshops

handled by technical experts for the benefit of students. The institution being

one among the nineteen project institutions of TEQIP phase II, the academic

quality improvement activities involving students, faculty and staff were in

full swing during the academic year.

This report presents a summary of the various activities organized and

conducted in the institution during the academic year 2013-14. The following

is the list of Administrative staff working at this institution.

Sl. No

First Name Last Name Present Designation

1 Dr. Byjubai T.P Principal

2 Lina T.R Administrative Assistant

3 Joy M.O Accounts Officer

4 Beena. V.K Senior Supdnt

5 Rajamma V.K Junior Supdnt

6 Sreenivasan P.M Chief Accountant

7 Muhammed Arangoth Technical Store Keeper

8 Abdurahiman T Head Accountant

9 Rajan M.C Sergeant Gr.1

10 Bhama V.P Confidential Assistant

11 Balakrishnan K.K Librarian Gr. II (HG)

12 Seena. V Librarian Gr. IV (HG)

13 Laila. G Typist (Selection Grade)

14 Shaji. M.P U.D Typist

15 Muneer N.C U.D Typist

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16 Babitha M L D Typist

17 Swarnamani. C U.D Clerk (HG)

18 Nirmala K U.D Clerk (HG)

19 Vasantha S U.D Clerk (HG)

20 Sheeba M.P Senior Clerk

21 Janardhanan K.V Senior Clerk

22 Abdul Shukkoor

V Senior Clerk

23 Sreejith S Clerk

24 Rajan N.M Clerk

25 Sheeba N.K Clerk/ Store Keeper

26 Prasad Kumar V.P Driver (HDV)

27 Sathiyajith A Driver (HDV)

28 Unnikrishnan P Driver (HDV)

29 Ratnakaran N.C Non Technical Attender

30 Sathianathan E ,,

31 Rajan Karuvandy ,,

32 Sasidharan K ,,

33 Muhammed P ,,

34 Devadasan P ,,

35 Jayachandran P ,,

36 Aravindan T.K ,,

37 Jameela T.T Gardener

38 Shyamala T.M Full Time Sweeper

39 Santha. V Full Time

40 Sujanakumar P.P Office Attendant

41 Ramdas M.K ,,

42 Unnikrisnan M.P ,,

43 Sundaran A ,,

44 Ratheesan Parappurath ,,

45 Muhammed Haroon

K ,,

46 Rameshan. K.T Office Attendant

4

47 Retheesh Kumar

V.N ,,

48 Deepak E Bus Cleaner

49 Murukadas K.K Watchman

50 Vijeesh. K Watchman

51 Sanil M Watchman

52 Subhash Chandran

PM Watchman

53 Ushabai K.U Part Time Sweeper

54 Vimala S Part Time Sweeper

55 Moossa Ponnarath Part Time Sweeper

56 Prabhavathi K.P Part Time Sanitary Worker

2.ACTIVITIES OF DEPARTMENTS

The institution offers five B.Tech courses viz. Applied Electronics andInstrumentation Engg, Civil Engg, Chemical Engg, Electronics andCommunication Engg and Mechanical Engg. The Applied Electronics &Instrumentation Engg and Electronics and Communication Engg arecombined and acted as one department.

2.2 Department of Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

2.1.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf2.1.1.1 Details of Faculty members

Sl No Name Designation Qualificatio

n

1 Dr.Abdul Hameed K M Professor(ECE) Ph.D

2. Dr. Sreekumar C Associate

Professor(EEE)

Ph.D

3. Mr. B.S Shajee Mohan Associate

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

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4. Mr. Rishidas S. Associate

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

5. Mr. Asokan O.V Associate

Professor(EEE)

M.tech

6. Mr. Brij Mohan K Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

7. Mrs. Shanthini K.S Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

8. Mr. Abdu Rahiman V Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

9. Mr. Sujith Kumar T P Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

10. Mr. Jithesh C.P Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

11. Mr. Pradeep K. Bharathan Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

12. Mrs. Agnes Jacob Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

13. Mr.Abdul Shukkoor M Assistant

Professor(ECE)

B.tech

14. Mr. Abdul Saleem P.K(On

deputation)

Assistant

Professor(EEE)

M.tech

15. Mr. Baburaj M (On

deputation)

Assistant

Professor(ECE)

B.tech

16. Mr. Arun Varghees (On

deputation)

Assistant

Professor(ECE)

M.tech

2.1.1.2 Details of Technical Staf

Sl

No

Name Designation Qualification

1. Mr. Abid Tharavattath Computer M.Sc(Physics),MHRM,P

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Programmer GDCA

2. Mr. Jeejo M.

Thankappan

System Analyst M.Sc(Physics),MCA

3. Mr. Anil R. Trade Instructor Senior Grade

NCVT(Electronics)

4. Mr. Kishore Kumar M.T. Trade Instructor

Grade II

NCVT(Electronics)

5. Mrs. Salma A.P Trade Instructor

Grade II

NCVT(Electronics)

6. Mrs. Shyni M.K. Trade Instructor

Grade II

B.Tech(ECE)

7. Mr. Shanu M.K. Trades Man NCVT(COPA)

8. Mr. Shibu P.M Trades Man Diploma(Instrumentati

on)

9. Mr. Jithesh P.T.K Trades Man NCVT(Electrician)

10. Mr. Mahesh C. Trades Man NCVT(Electronics)

1.2.1 Academic performanceA brief account of the various academic activities and their outcome are dealt in this section.

2.1.2.1. Results of University Examinations

Batch

s1s2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8

T P % T P % T P % T P % T P % T P % T P %

2012-16

(AE&I)

69

50

78

2012-16

(ECE)

68

50

73

2011-15

62

22

36

67

45

67

67

42

63

2010 -14

69

46

67

69

40

58

69

49

71

69

44

64

69

43 62.3

7

2009 -13

67

55

82

73

47

64

73

39

53

73

34

47

73

43

58.90

73

51

70

73

68

93

2.1.2.2. Academic Distinctions

NIL

2.1.2.3 Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements

The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14(University level) of students in this regard is furnished in the Table below.

Sl.No.

Name of theStudent

Class Item Rank

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

Binyameen.P

Akhil S Nair

Arun.A

Dijeesh.K

Vijisha.P

Anju Lakshmi

Nihal Nazar

Anagha.A

Amrutha.V

Justin Joy

Fajas.N.P

MuhammedMushin

Sabrin

Heain AnnaSelvis

S8 AEI

S8 AEI

S8 AEI

S8 AEI

S6 AEI

S6 AEI

S6 AEI

S6 AEI

S6 AEI

S4 AEI

S4 ECE

S1S2AEI

S1S2AEI

S1S2

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

CRICKET

CRICKET

STORY WRITING(MALAYALAM)

STORY WRITING(HINDI)

STORY WRITING(ENGLISH)

GROUP SONG(MALYALAM)

ELOCUATION(TAMIL) &

ESSAY WRITING(HINDI)

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

ESSAY WRITING(URDU)

POETRYCOMPETITION(MALYALAM)

ESSAY WRITING(SANSKRIT)

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

FIRST

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

THIRD

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

PARTICIPATED

THIRD

8

16.

17.

Anu Priya

Sachin R Das

Anjali

AEI

S1S2ECE

S1S2ECE

S1S2ECE

ENGLISH DRAMA

ENGLISH DRAMA

ELOCUATION(TAMIL)

THIRD

PARTICIPATED

.

2.1.3. AE&I Engineering Association Activities

2.1.3.1 ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (EISA) 2013 – 14

2.1.3.1.1 ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES NAMED ‘PROVISION 13’

1) MOCK PLACEMENT conducted on 10/10/2013

A session on “Emloyability development program” was conducted byAdv. Dinesh and Mr. Niranjan(NIUL).Also classes wereconducted on Group Discussion. Mock Interview was also conducted.

2) GENERAL QUIZ conducted on 17/10/2013.

The Quiz program was exclusively conducted for S1S2 students.

3) MOCK PRESS conducted on 22/10/2013

In this event a Press Club environment was being arranged and thisevent was conducted as a part of student’s personality development.

4) PAPER PRESENTATION-22/10/2013

5) ASSOCIATION INAUGRATION-22/10/2013

EISA was inaugurated by Dr. Abraham T Mathew from NIT. The winnersof ‘PROVISION 13’ were appreciated.

6) WEBSITE LAUNCH held on 1/12/13

7) E-BOOK DISTRIBUTION held on 5/12/13

8) GD CLUB INAUGRATION held on 14/1/14:

The GD CLUB was inaugurated by Dr. Abdul Hameed.

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9) EISA SCHOLARSHIP distributed on 30/3/14

EISA Scholarship was awarded to meritorious students.

10) PRE-WORKSHOP SEMINAR conducted on 23/1/14 & 2/2/14

Seminar was held on “ROBOTICS” AND “INDUSTRIALINSTRUMENTATION”.

11) ROBOTICS WORSHOP conducted on 9/3/14

12) GATE CLUB – In progress

2.1.3.2 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (ECSA)

1) ASSOCIATION INAUGURATION on 24/1/14ECSA was inaugurated by Ms. SATHI DEVI, professor of NIT and a Technical talk on “CRYPTOGRAPHY” was delivered by Ms .SAHI DEVI. The meritorious candidates were being appreciated and awarded prizes.

2) TECHNICAL QUIZ on 24/1/14 3) TECHNICAL DEBATE held on 24/1/144) LOGO LAUNCH held on 24/1/145) WEBSITE WORK – In Progress

2.1.4. Achievements by the faculty members

2.1.4.1 Faculty publications

Sl

N

o

Tile of the paper Name of the

Faculty

Journal/Conference

title 1 A Complete Model of MMC Using

Mathematical Continuous Modeling Approach

Dr.Sreekumar " Proceedings of the National Conference on Systems, Energy and Environment(NCSEE'13)

August 2013

2 "VCCR Controlled SEPIC Power Factor Correction Circuit" ,

Dr.Sreekumar Proceedings of the National Conference

on Systems, Energy andEnvironment(NCSEE'13)

August 2013

2.1.4.2 In house training programmes conducted

Sl No Title Coordinator Duration Remarks

10

1 STTP on “Signal Processing and Pattern Analysis”

Prof. Shajeemohan B.S.

13-19 March 2014 (6 days)

Sponsored by DTE, TVM

2.1.4.3 Short term courses attended outside the Institution

Sl. No. Name of staff Course attended

1 Dr.Abdul Hameed

K M

Technology Enabled Teaching and Learning at IIM Kozhikode, 4-8 November 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

Conference on using python for science and engineering research and education(ScipyIndia2013) at IIT Bombay, 13-15 December 2013 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsoredNational Workshop on GPU Programming and Applications (GPA-2014) at IIT Bombay, 24-26 February 2014 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsoredEmbedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

2 B.S.Shajeemohan System Design using DSP and microprocessors, NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsoredWinter School on Speech and Audio Processing WISSAP 2014 at IIT Hyderabad, 17-21 Jan 2014 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored1st Indian Workshop on Machine Learning (iWML2013)IIT Kanpur, 1-3 July 2013 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsored

3 Rishidas S Short Term Course Cryptography and Network security at LBT Trivandrum, 3-7 December 2013 (5 days)

4 Asokan O V Mathematical modeling and Analysis of Systems, GEC Thrissur, 10-14 June 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

5 Brijmohan K Embedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

6 Pradeep K

Bharathan

Embedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

7 Abdu Rahiman V System Design using DSP and microprocessors, NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsoredEmbedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsoredNational Workshop on GPU Programming and Applications (GPA-2014) at IIT Bombay, 24-26 February 2014 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsored

8 Shanthini K S System Design using DSP and microprocessors, NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP

11

sponsoredEmbedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

9 Sujith Kumar T P System Design using DSP and microprocessors, NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsoredEmbedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

10 Jithesh C P System Design using DSP and microprocessors, NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsoredEmbedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored

2.1.4.4 Expert lectures conducted by Faculty outside institution

Sl.

No.

Staff Title

1. B S Shajee Mohan 1.Teaching methods for Engineering curricula,LBS

College of Engineering, Kasargod. 31/07/2013.

2. MNAF ,conducted by EEE department ,GCE

Kannur, 2013 Oct 7-23. Pattern analysis for speech application at STTP

on Speech and Audio process, GCE Thrichur ,2014

Jan 27-31.4. Secure data encryption using encrypted and

compressed technique at STTP on cryptography

and network security, LBS Institute of Technology

for Women,Trivandram ,Dec20132. Dr. C. Sreekumar 1.Control of Vibrations at the STTP on Structural

Vibration and control conducted by CE

department ,GCE Kannur, June 2013. 2.Numerical Computation using Scilab at the STTP

on Data Analysis and technical documentation

conducted by ECE department GCE Kannur. 3. Abdu Rahiman. V MNAF Conducted by EEE department GCE Kannur

,2013 Oct 7-12.

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2.1.4.5 Higher Qualification & Other achievements acquired

by the Faculty: NIL

2.1.4.6 Faculty doing Quality Improvement Programme

Sl. No. Name of Staf Programme attending

1.

2.

3.

Mr. Babu Raj M

Mr. Abdul Saleem PK

Mr. Arun Varghese

Doing M.Tech programme at NIT Calicut.

Doing phD at IISC Bangolre.

Doing PhD at NIT Calicut

2.1.4.7 Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised

Sl No. Faculty Programme

1 Dr.Sooraj, Asst Prof, GEC

Kannur

Technical Writing for s4 batch, 10-11 October

2013

2 Dr. Ranjith Ram, Asst

Prof,GEC Kannur

Computation with MATLAB for s1 M.Tech , 22-

23 October 2013

3 Dr. Nandakumar,

Associate Prof in EEE,

GEC Thrissur

Switched mode power supplies for s6 batch,

30 October 2013

4 Dr. S Kumaravel, Asst

Prof in EEE, NIT Calicut

Fuzzy and neuro fuzzy systems for s8 batch,

30 Sep 2013

5 Dr Sunitha Sreenivas,

Asst Prof, Govt College

Mokeri

Communicative English, Reading,Writing,

speaking for s4 batch 30-31 October 2013

6 Dr. Ajith Kumar,

Interuniversity

Accelerator centre, New

Delhi

Applications of Microcontroller and Python for

s6 batch 1-2 January 2014

7 Dr. Sathidevi P S,Prof inCryptography for s4 batch, 24 January 2014

13

ECE,NIT Calicut

1.3 Department of Chemical Engineering

2.2.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf2.2.1.1 Details of Faculty members

Sl

No


1 Dr. Rejini. V. O. Professor Ph.D

2 Dr. Gigi Sebastian Associate

Professor

Ph.D

3 Smt. Ushakumary. E. R. Associate

Professor

M.Tech

4 Smt. Sindu. N. Assistant

Professor

M.Tech

5 Dr. Mary Luby. C. Assistant Professor

Ph.D

6 Smt. Binu. T. V. Assistant Professor

M.Tech

7 Shri. Subin Poulose Assistant Professor

M.Tech

8 Smt.Haseena.P.V(Relieved on 19/2/2014)

Assistant Professor

M.Tech

9 Smt. Suma. K. Assistant Professor

M.Tech

10 Smt.Mercy Anna Philip Assistant Professor

M.Tech

11 Smt.Ranjana.R Assistant Professor

M.Tech

12 Smt.Sajitha. C. M. Assistant Professor

M.Tech

13 Smt.Syama.S (Joined on 17/2/2014)

Assistant Professor

B.Tech

14

14 Smt.Suji.S.K (Joined on 12/2/2014)

Assistant Professor

M.Tech

15 Smt.Heera Viswanath Contract Lecturer

M.Tech

16 Smt.Sruthi Gopal Contract Lecturer

M.Tech


Sl

No

Name Designation Qualificati

on

1 Harish.B (provisiona,

Relieved on 31/3/2014)

Instructor Grade I B.Tech

2 Ali Akbar.E.T Instructor Grade II B.Tech

3 Krishnan Karadan Trade

Instructor(Electrical)

ITI

4 Geetha.M Trade Instructor B.Tech

5 Bijoy.M Trade Instructor Diploma

6 Sujith.E Trade Instructor Diploma

7 Rajagopalan.P.M Tradesman THSLC,ITI

8 Rajeesh.P Tradesman Diploma

9 Bijina.K.P Tradesman Diploma

10 Divya Contract Instructor

Grade II

Diploma

1.2.1 Academic performance

2.2.2.1 Results of University Examinations

BatchS1S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8

T P % T P T T T % T P % T P % T P % T P %

15

2012-

16

6

3

4

8

7

6

2011-

15

6

2

4

2

6

8

6

8

5

3

7

8

6

8

5

6

8

2

2010-

14

6

3

3

5

5

6

6

8

4

5

6

6

6

8

3

9

5

7

6

8

4

0

5

9

6

8

4

8

7

1

2009-

13

6

2

4

8

7

7

6

7

5

6

8

4

6

7

4

3

6

4

6

7

3

4

5

1

6

7

4

4

6

6

6

7

5

4

8

1

6

7

5

2

7

8


The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14 ofstudents is furnished in the Table below.

Sl.No.

Name of theStudent

Class

Item Rank

1 Mohammad shajid S6 Lakshya 2013 Chem Drive1

prize

2 Shilpa Venugopal S6Lakshya 2013 Chem Drive

1 prize

University Arts Festival Elocution Sanskrit

1 prize

University Arts Festival Versification Sanskrit

2prize

3 Manu Saji Samual S6 Inter Class Table Tennis2

prize

4 Rahul Rajan S6 Aces- Technical Quiz1

prize

5 Fahad C. I S6Calicut University B Zone Art Fest-Pookalam

3 prize

Calicut University B Zone Art Fest-Collage

1 prize

6 Athul. P S6 ISTE- Pi- Quiz Competition1

prize

16

7M RK Sreelakhshmi

S1S2

Calicut University B Zone Art Fest-Nadakkam English

3prize

8 Krishnaraj. M S6Chemspark- 2013 Hosur Paper Presentation

9 Manu Saji Samual S6Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

10 Nousheer. K. T S6Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

11 Sheefek. M S6Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

12 Shilpa Venugopal S6Chemspark- 2013 Hosur Paper Presentation

13 Jibin Babu S8Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

14 Amjad Ali. T S8Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

15 Haseeb V. V S8Schemcon- 2013 Paper Presentation

2.2.3 Chemical Engineering Association Activities

1. Inauguration of the activites of ACES 2013-14 by Sri.Suresh Kumar.P.K(secretary,IIChe Kochi chapter) on 10-10-2013

2. Technical Quiz on Chemical Engineering on 10-10-2013 3. Training on LATEX in association with IEEE,GEC Kozhikode Chapter on

10-10-2013 4. Industrial visit for 1st year students on 11-02-2014 to VKC,Kozhikode5. Industrial visit for 2nd year students on 18-01-2014 to

MILMA,Kozhikode6. Industrial training for a group of 3rd year students to FACT,Kochi7. Online competition ‘Labyrinth’ in the month of February8. Website for ‘Association for chemical Engineering Students’ launched

on 20-02-2014.Web site address:aces.geckkd.ac.in

2.2.4 Achievements by the faculty members


Sl

No

Tile of the paper Name of the

Faculty

Journal/Conference title

17

1

Defluoridation of Drinking Water using Natural Absorbents Ranjana R

ICMF-2013, 6,7,8, Nov 2013,GEC Thrissur

2

Removal of Cadmium, Chromium, Copper,Lead and Zinc Ions by Alisma Plantago in Aquatica E R Ushakumari

International Journal of Environment and Waste Management Vol 13,No:1,Page 75-89,Jan 2014

3

Steady Zone Zinc(Ii) adsorption using Alisma Plantago in Aquatica E R Ushakumari

4th International Conference on Environmental Eng and Applications-Iceea 2013,Aug 24-25,Hotel Royal,Singapore

4

Production of biodiesel from vegetable oil using Cao catalyst and analysis of its performance in 4 stroke diesel engine

Sruthi gopal,Sajitha c m

International journal of scientific and Research publication vol3,issue ii,nov 2013 -issn 2250 -3153

5

Biosynthesis of silver Nano particles Subin Poulose

Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology,vol 14,2038-2049,2014

6

Two phase biosynthesis of silver nanoparticles for prospective dermatological applications Subin Poulose

Asian Congress on Biotechnology,2013,dec- 15-19,2013,Newdelhi,India

7

Sonosynthesis of polystyrene/alumina Nano composite

Mercy Anna Philip

Journal of Nano engineering and Nanosystems ,vol2226,page157-164,2012


Sl Title Coordinator Duration Remar

18

No ks

1 TechnopreneurshipRanjana.R,Sajitha C M

2-7 December2013

DTE

2Research

methodologyUshakumari.E.R,Subin Poulose

24-28June2013 TEQIP

3

Renewable andunconventional

energy forsustainble future

Sindhu.N,Dr.MaryLuby C

22-26 July 2013 TEQIP

4

Recent TechnologicalAdvances in Drugs

andPharamaceuticals

Binu.T.V, Suji.S.K(Haseena.P.V)

24Feb-1stMarch2014

TEQIP

2.2.4.3 Short term courses attended outside theInstitution

Sl.No.

Name of stafCourse attended

1

BIJOY M,Trade Instructor ΙI

ONJOB TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR FIELD ENGINEERSON FLOWMETERS AND CALIBERATIONTECHNIQUES,FCRI, Palakkad,8-12 JULY

SUJITH E, Trade Instructor ΙI

ALI AKBAR E T-Workshop Instructor

2Subin Paulose Effective Team Management, National Productivity

Council, New Delhi,9 -13 Sept 2013

3

Ranjana R

Basics Of Computational Fluid Dynamics And Software,Fcri, Palakkad,12,13 September 2013

Binu T V

Suma K,

Dr MARY LUBI C

Haseena P V

4Haseena Pv

Icmf 2013,Gec, Thrissur,6-8, November-2013Sajitha C M

19

5

Haseena Pv First National Conference On Advanced Trends InChemical Engineering, GEC Thrissur,26-28, September

-2013Sajitha C M

6Dr. V O REJINI LEADERSHIP SKILL DEVELOPMENT,IIM KOZHIKODE,11-

16, NOVEMBER 2013

7

Dr. V O REJINI

VACUUM TECHNOLOGY FOR PROCESS APPLICATIONS,IITKHARGPUR,18-27, NOVEMBER-2013

Dr. MARY LUBI C

Subin Poulose

8 Subin Poulose Asian Congress On Biotechnology, IIT Delhi

9

Ali Akbar, ( Instructor Grade Ii)

Safety Maintenance And Quality Management, TkmCollege Of Engg. Kollam,27-29 November 2013

Geetha(Trade Instructor)

Bijina (Tradesman)

10 Bijoy MStp 916-Short Term Training Programme For Trade Instructors And Tradesman, IMG Calicut,2-4, December 2013

11 Ushakumary E R4th International Conference On Environmental Engineering And Applications, Iceea 2013,Singapore,24-25, August-2013

12 Ranjana.R"Technopreneurship "At GEC, Thrissur On 2-6,September 2013

2.2.4.4 Expert lectures conducted by Faculty outsideinstitution

Sl.

No.

Staff Title

1. Ushakumari.E.R 1.’Introduction to heat transfer’ at

Government Polytechnic, West Hill, Calicut

for 3hours2. ’Thermodynamics‘ at Central School

20

,East Hill, Calicut for 1.5hours



1 Smt.Beula.C Doing PhD/M.Tech programme at IIT Madras

2.2.5 Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised

Sl

No.Name of Speakers Topic Date

1

Dr. B. Lakhmikutty Amma

Retd. Professor in Chemical Engineering Govt. Engineering CollegeThrissur

Chemical Process Calculations :

Some Simple Tips for Deeper

Understanding

2nd

September

2013

4

Dr. Tessy Varghese

Senior Principal Scientist BARC Mumbai

Back-end of Nuclear Fuel Cycle

18th

October

2013

6

Prof. V.K.Sasikumar

Retd. Professor in Chemical Engineering Govt. Engineering CollegeThrissur

1. Chemical Reaction Engineering:

An Overview

2. Introduction to Chemical Reactor

Design

29/10/2013

&

30/10/2013

7

Prof. Ramachandran N.

Asst. Professor (Retd.) in Chemical Engineering Govt. Engineering CollegeThrissur

Fundamental approach to process

development and design07/11/2013

21

8Sachidanandan J.P., GM Production, Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd. Ambalamugal

Introduction to Petrochemical

Industries and their Importance 20/02/2014

9

Abdul Shukoor K.A.,

Dy. Chief Superintend Production, Fertilizers andChemicals Travancore Ltd.Udyogamondal

Role of Chemical Engineers in

Industries.

06/03/2014

1.3 Department of Civil Engineering

2.3.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf 2.3.1.1 Details of Faculty members

Sl No Name Designation Qualification

1 A.K Marakkarutty Professor M.E

2. Anjana Santhakumar Associate Professor M.Tech

3. Sreelekha.M.G. Associate Professor M.Tech

4. Seena.P Associate Professor M.Tech

5. Sreela P.K Assistant Professor M.Tech

6. K. M. Kouzer Associate Professor PhD

7. Ammad K.K Assistant Professor M.Tech

8. Ansu V Assistant Professor M.Tech

9. Dileep Kumar P.G Assistant Professor M.Tech

10. Rahmathulla Noufal E Assistant Professor M.Tech

11. Raghu Kumar C Assistant Professor M.Tech

12. Ragesh P P Assistant Professor M.Tech


Sl No Name Designation Qualification

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1 Vinod Kumar P.C Trade Instructor Diploma

2. Mohanan K Trade Instructor Diploma

3 Saritha V Tradesman Diploma

4 Grish Kumar O Tradesman Diploma

2.3.2 Academic performanceA brief account of the various academic activities and their outcome are dealt in this section.



T P % T P % T P % T P % T P % T P % T P %

2012- 16 63 48 76

2011- 15 63 48 76 68 61 90 68 59 87

2010 - 14 63 35 55 69 38 55 69 39 57 69 55 80 69 55 79 68 51 75

2009 - 13 66 55 83 72 55 76 72 61 85 72 57 79 72 47 65 72 60 83 72 67 93

2.3.3 Civil- Engineering Association Activities : Nil



Sl

N

o

Title of the paper Name of the

Faculty

Journal/Conference

title

1 Behaviour of Steel fibrereinforced geopolymer concretemembers under flexure’

1.Internationaljournal of earthscience andengineering, 2013

2. Compressive constitutivebehaviour of steel fibre reinforcedgeopolymer concrete under cyclicloading’

2.International

journal of

engineering

23

Anjana

Santhakumar

sciences, 2013

3. Prediction of Ultimate Strength ofReinforced Geopolymer ConcreteWall Panels in One-way Action”

3.Construction and

Building materials,

20134. Compressive Constitutive

Behaviour of Steel FibreReinforced Geopolymer Concreteunder Cyclic Loading

4.Internationalconference onAdvances inEngineering andTechnology atSinhgad Institute ofTechnology, May2013

5. Compressive ConstitutiveBehaviour of Steel FibreReinforced Geopolymer Concreteunder Cyclic Loading

5.International

conference on

Advances in

Engineering and

Technology,2013,

Journal of

engineering science6 Geopolymer concrete – An energy

efficient and ecofriendly concrete 6.International

conference on

Energy, Environment

and ecofriendly

buildings,20137 Effect of steel fibres on the

mechanical properties f geopolymer concrete

7.Advances in

concrete

construction dec

20138 Influence of steel fibres on

tension stiffening and cracking ofreinforced geo polymer concrete

8.Magazine of

concrete research,

January 20149. Flexural Strength and Behaviour

of Reinforced High PerformanceConcrete Slender Shear Walls

Seena.P

1 InternationalConference onAdvances inEngineeringandTechnology(ICAET – 2013)

1

0

Durability studies on coir geo-textiles

1.Geo-synthetics, April 1-4, 2013

24

Sreela.P.K1

1

Shopping participation and duration models for workers in Calicut city

2.2nd Conference of Transportation Research Group of India , 2013 Dec

1

2

Shopping participation and duration models for workers in Calicut city

Sreela.P.K Journal “Procedia social and behavioural science”

1

3

Comparison in strength of I section used as flexural memberby limit state method and working stress method

Ammad K. K

1 National Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology, April, 2013,

1

4

Comparison in strength of single angle and double angle used as tension members by limit state method and working stress method”,

Dileep Kumar P.G

1 International conference on New Trends in Structural and Nano Composites in Civil Engineering , April, 2013, , Maria College of Engineering and Technology, Marthandam, Tamil Nadu

1

5

Comparison in strength of I section used as flexural memberby limit state method and working stress method”,

2 National Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology, April 2013, ,S.V.S Collegeof Engineering and Technology , Coimbatore.

1

6

Comparison in strength of single angle and double angle used as tension members by limit state method and working stress method”,

Rahmathulla

Noufal.E

International conference on New Trends in Structural and Nano Composites in Civil Engineering , April, 2013, , Maria College of Engineering and Technology, Marthandam, Tamil Nadu

1

7

Comparison in strength of I section used as flexural memberby limit state method and working stress method

National Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology, April

25

2013, ,S.V.S Collegeof Engineering and Technology , Coimbatore.


Sl No Title Coordinator

Duration

Remarks

1 STTP on “Geotechnical Engineering Challenges

Govt. Engineering College, Kozhikode September 2013

Dr. K.M Kouzer & Dileep Kumar P.G

5 DTE/TEQIP


Sl.

No.

Name of staf Course attended

1. Dr. K.M Kouzer Plaxis Advanced Course on Computational Geotechnics IIT Madras (Organized by Plaxis and Ram Caddsys Pvt. Ltd., Chennai) September 2013Finite Element Methods and Applications in Civil Engineering IIT Bombay July 2013

ANSYS APDL & CFD Innovent Engineering Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore May 2013Destructive and non destructive testing methods for civil Engg materials and structure , Engineering staff college of India Hyderabad

16.4.2013 to 19.4.20132 Sreela P.K 1. Urban Transport Systems Planning (UTSP)

November 25-29, 2013

3 Dileep Kumar PG Modern Techniques-testing of Civil Engineering materials, Hyderabad ESCI, August 2-2013

4 Rahmathulla noufal Distructive and non distructive testing methds for civil engineering materials and structures, 16-4-2013-19-4-14


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Sl.

No.

Staf Title

1. Dr K M Kouzer 1. “Ground Improvement Techniques” (28th January 2014) at Govt. Polytechnic College, Perinthalmanna

2. “Ground Improvement Techniques” (8th January 2014) at Vidya Academy of Scienceand Technology, Thalakkotttukara, Thrissur

2.3.4.5 Higher Qualification & Other achievements acquired

by the Faculty

Dr. K.M.Kouzer, Assistant Professor in CE,

Achieved Best Teacher Award (2012-13) in Govt. EngineeringCollege, Kozhikode

Reviewer of International Journal of Geotechnical EarthquakeEngineering (IJGEE)

Reviewer of Indian Geotechnical Journal (IGJ) Involved in Question Paper setting of B.Tech & M. Tech

examinations for various Universities.



1 Sreelekha M.G Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut

2. Seena. P Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut

3. Ansu. V Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut

4. Raghu Kumar C Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut

5. Ragesh P.P Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut

2.3.4.7 Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised 2013-14

Sl

No.

Faculty Programme

1 Nil Nil

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1.2 Department of Mechanical Engineering2.4.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf

2.4.1.1 Details of Faculty members

Sl

No


1 Prof. V.I.Balasubramanium Professor M.Tech

2 Dr. Shaji K. Associate

Professor

Ph.D

3 Dr. Sajith P P Associate

Professor

Ph.D

4 Dr. Sreejith B. Associate

Professor

Ph.D

5 Dr.Anirudhan P Assistant Professor

Ph.D

6 Biju I K Assistant Professor

M.Tech

7 Raveendran C.K. Assistant Professor

M.Tech

8 Jesseela S. Assistant Professor

M.Tech

9 Sajeeb A.M Assistant Professor

M.Tech

10 Saijal.K K Assistant Professor

M.E.

11 Najeeb K Assistant Professor

M.Tech

12 Prajeeth Kumar Assistant Professor

M.Tech

13 Mr. Athul Suresh Chandran Contract Lecturer

B.Tech, M.S.

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14Mr . Deepesh D

Contract Lecturer

B.Tech

15 Mr. Rethil Contract Lecturer

B.Tech

16 Mr. Jeethu Contract Lecturer

PhD


Sl

No

Name Designation Qualificati

on

1 Ali Asker K T Workshop Superintend B Tech

2 Balakrishnan N First Grade Instructor B.Tech

3 Yesudasan K I Workshop Instructor (TI)

Diploma

4 Santhosh Kumar PC Trade Instructor (TI) ITI , NAC

5 V. K. Hareendranath Trade Instructor (TI) ITI

6 Abdul Salam M C Trade Instructor (TI) ITI

7 Satheesan A Trade Instructor (TI) ITI

8 Abdul Basheer V. P Trade Instructor (TI) ITI

9 Muhammed Ammer M.P Trade Instructor (TI) ITI, NAC

10 Vinod K Trade Instructor (TI) ITI

11 Ahammedali K K Trades Man Diploma

12 Sunil Kumar O V Trades Man ITI

2.4.2 Academic performance



T P % T P % T T % T P % T P % T P % T P %

2012 -

16

6

3

4

7

7

5

29

2011 -

15

6

2

4

4

7

1

6

8

3

6

5

3

6

8

4

0

5

9

2010 -

14

6

3

4

7

7

5

6

9

1

8

2

6

6

9

2

6

3

8

6

9

4

7

6

8

6

9

4

9

7

1

6

9

5

3

7

7

2009 -

13

6

4

5

4

8

4

7

1

3

8

5

4

7

1

3

8

5

4

6

9

4

0

5

8

6

9

4

6

6

7

6

9

4

7

6

8

6

9

6

4

9

3


The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14 isfurnished in the Table.

Sl.No.

Name of theStudent

Class

Item Rank

1 Shajaz Kabeer S6Member of Calicut University Basketball Team

2 Surag N.R. S8Silver medal for Boxing, Interzone level, Calicut University

3 Salahudheen S8Bronze medal for Boxing, Interzone level, Calicut University

4 Suneeth Francis S81st prize for String, B-zone level, CalicutUniversity

5 Harikrishnan S61st prize for Chenda, B-zone level, Calicut University

6 Suneeth Francis S82nd prize for Western vocal, B-zone level, Calicut University

.

2.4.2.3 Mechanical Engineering Association Activities

1. A grand automotive technical fest “RIOGA” is conducted at Calicut

Beach.

2. A Technical seminar on Quality control by WQC is conducted.

3. A seminar on Various capabilities of Mechanical softwares by

CADDCENTRE is conducted

4. Industrial visit for 3rd year students to MILMA,Kozhikode


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Sl

No

Tile of the paper Name of

the

Faculty

Journal/Conference title

1

Effect of Plate Characteristics on Axial Dispersion and Heat Transfer in Plate Heat Exchangers

K.Shaji., andDas S K.

ASME J. Heat Transfer., 135, pp. 0418011–04180110 2013

2“Parametricstudiesonweldpenetrationon plate ofAluminiumalloy6061-T6using FEM simulation

Sajeeb A.M.Applied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 367 (2013) pp 90-95© (2013)

3

Optimal Trailing Edge Flap Positions of Helicopter Rotor for Various Advance Ratios

K.K.Saijal and K. Prabhakaran Nair

Global Engineering, Science and Technology Conference, Novotel World Trade Centre, Dubai,UAE, 1-2, April-2013

4

Effect of weld speed onStress distribution along plate of Aluminium alloy 6061-T6 using FEM thermo-mechanical simulation”

Sajeeb A.M.Global Engineering, Science and Technology Conference, Novotel World Trade Centre, Dubai,UAE, 1-2, April-2013


Sl No

Title Coordinator Duration Remarks

1 Teaching – Amultitasking service

Dr. sreejith B. 17-21 March2014

TEQIP


Sl.No.

Name of staffCourse attended

1Sajeeb A.M. Engine testing & certification course At ARAI

Pune during 19-23 August 2013Saijal K.K.

2Dr. Shaji K. Energy Management at IIT Bombay during 18 –

22, November 2013Dr. Sreejith B.

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Mr. Prajeeth kumar

3 Sajeeb A.M. 3rd International Conference On Mechanics, Simulation and Control (ICMSC- 2013), Kanyakumari,24-25, June -2013

4

V.I Balasubramanian

ANSYS – APDL & CFD at Innovent Solutions, Bangalore, 20-24 May 2013

Raveendran C.K.

Dr. Anirudhan P.

Saijal K.K.

Sajeeb A.M.

5Sajeeb A.M. Applications of Finite Element Method to

Engineering Problems at NIT Calicut, 9-15 December 2013

Saijal K.K.


Sl.

No.

Staff Title

1. Dr. Sreejith B. 1.Reliability Engineering at GEC ayanad (12-

03-2014)2. Advances in Reliability Engg. at GEC Kannur (24-07-2014)



1 Mr. Pradeep V. Doing PhD programme at IIT Madras

2 Mr. Sajith Babu C. Doing PhD programme at NIT Trichy

2.4.3.6 Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised:

Sl

No.

Name of Speakers Topic Date

1Dr. Sasi & Dr. Vanitha,

Amritha Visyapeetam,

Coimbatore

Wind energy and its

utilization

20,21

March 2014

2.5Department of Applied Science

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2.5.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf

2.5.1.1 Details of faculty members

Sl.No Name Designation Qualification1 Dr. Joymon Joseph Assistant Professor in Mathematics PhD

2Dr. Muhammed Arif

MAssociate Professor in Chemistry PhD, M. Tech

3 Dr. Rehina K Associate Professor in Chemistry PhD4 Anuradha N Assistant Professor in Mathematics M. Sc ,B. Ed5 Dr. Deepesh K P Assistant Professor in Mathematics PhD6 Sangeetha C Assistant Professor in Chemistry M. Sc ,B. Ed

7 Anupa T Assistant Professor in Physics M. Sc,M. Phil,B. Ed

8 Sajeesh Kumar M.Assistant Professor in Physical

Education

MPE, Diploma inSports

Coaching(Hockey)

2.5.1.2 Details of Technical staf

Sl.No Name Designation Qualification1 Rajasree Demonstrator in

ChemistryM. Sc, B. Ed

2.5.2 Achievements by Faculty members

2.5.2.1 Faculty Publications

Sl.No

Title of the paperName of the

facultyJournal/conference

title

1

Cellulose nano-particles fromPandanus

viscometric&crystallographicstudies

Sangeetha C Cellulose

2

1.“Generalised Inverses &Approximation numbers”

2.Approximation numbers forrelatively bounded operators

Dr. Deepesh K P

Combinatorial matrixtheory & Generalisedinverses ofmatrices(2013)143-158

Functional Analysis :Approximation &computation5:5 (2013)35-42

2.5.2.2 In House Training Programmes Conducted

Sl.No Title Co-ordinators Duration Remarks

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1Recent trends in Applied

Science withEngineering Applications

1.Dr.Deepesh K P

2.Smt.Sangeetha C

3 days27/06/2013 to

29/06/2013TEQIP


Sl.No Name of Staf Course attended1 Dr. Joymon

Joseph*.One day National Seminar on Linear Algebra & Cryptography organised by Govt.College Madappally,Vadakara on 16/12/2013

* 3 day Workshop on “Python and GNU octave “organisedby Govt.College Mananthavady from 24/03/2014 to 26/03/2014

2 Anuradha N *One day National Seminar on Linear Algebra & Cryptography organised by Govt.College Madappally,Vadakara on 16/12/2013

3 Sangeetha C * FDP on Green Chemistry organised by Department of Chemistry NIT Calicut,during the period 17/06/2013-21/06/2013

* FDP on Embedded system Design conducted by NIELIT & TEQIP at NIELIT during the period from 15/07/2013 to 19/07/2013*Kerala Science congress duringthe period from 28/01/2014 to 31/01/2014

2.5.2.4 Expert lectures conducted by faculty outside theinstitution

Sl.No Staf Title1 Dr. Deepesh K

P* Invited talk on “Approximation numbers of operators “ inthe workshop on Spectral Analysis & Applications (SAAP-2013) organised by Department of Mathematics &Computational Sciences NIT Surathkal during the period14/02/2013-16/02/2013

* Invited talk on “ Fixed Point Theorems” on 11-03-2014 atThunchan Memorial Govt.College,Tirur

* Invited talkon “ Compact operators on Banach Spaces “ atU C College, Aluva on 3/03/2014

3.4ACTIVITIES OF INDUSTRY INSTITUTE

INTERACTION CELL

The year 2013-14 has been a year of achievements for the Industry

Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC) of the college. The details are

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consolidated and presented in the graph (bar-chart) reflecting different

activities over a period of last four years. The IIIC of the college made

significant improvements in almost all aspects of activities proposed

under IIIC- namely- new MOUs, joint student projects with industries

and institutes, student training in industry, visiting faculty and expert

lectures, and workshops. The major companies who have entered into

MOUs include MILMA, RUBCO, EXELIXIR, DHAATRI-IMPEX, PARISONS

LIBERTY, NIRANJAN ULTRAOUND and NIELIT. In addition to these

industries, collaborative exercises with premier institutes like IISc and

NIT Calicut are also going on. Similar to previous years, the IIIC also

organised a workshop this year which was titled “Advanced Research

High Tech Industry” during 05-07th September 2013, featuring R&D

experts from BARC, ISRO and DRDO which has inspired both faculty

and our post graduate students to do quality research, and one of our

M.Tech students was accepted by BARC to undergo research work at

BARC, Trombay, Mumbai, for his M.Tech thesis related to instability

issues in natural convection loops. Activities of the IIIC were highly

appreciated by the state level monitoring agencies which include

academic experts Dr. J. Letha ( DTE), Dr. RVG Menon, Prof. KPP Pillai,

and other senior members. The performance of our IIIC, on a national

level comparison also shows commendable acceptance as reflected by

the response from the MIS, based on the entries in MIS software for

TEQIP phase-II.

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4.IPR CELL ACTIVITIES

1. Status of IPR Cell: IPR Cell is functioning in the college with following facilities

set up as per the direction from KSCSTE and PIC Kerala:

a) IPR Cell office room

b) IPR Cell Notice Board for IPR event notifications

2. Activity report : Following activities are executed under IPR Cell during the

year 2013-2014

a) Attended a one day national level workshop onIntellectual Property Rights at NIELIT, Calicut on 19th

September 2013. The workshop was organized to createawareness about of the significance of IntellectualProperty Rights (IPR) in today’s technology enabled era.One day workshop intended to cover various categoriesof IP protection, management and its legal aspects. Faculty/students attended: Jithesh C.P(Asst.Professor, Dept. of AE&I Engg & IPR Cell Co-ordinator), Ushakumari E R (Associate Professor, Dept. ofChemical Engg), Muhammed K M (2nd Year M.Tech, Dept.

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of AE&I Engg), Rafeeq T P (2nd Year M.Tech, Dept. of AE&IEngg)

b) Attended two days Training Workshop for the IPRCell Co-ordinators held on 3rd & 4th January, 2014 atCollege of Engineering Trivandrum (CET) organized byKerala State Council for Science, Technology &Environment (KSCSTE) jointly with College ofEngineering Trivandrum (CET). The workshop wasorganized exclusively for the coordinators of various IPRcells to create leadership in IPR related activities.

Faculty/students attended: Jithesh C.P(Asst.Professor, Dept. of AE&I Engg & IPR Cell Co-ordinator)

5. ACTIVITIES OF CAREER GUIDANCE AND

PLACEMENT UNIT

5.1 Career Guidance and Placement Cell

The Career and Placement Cell (CGPC) of the college is a voluntaryorganization guided by faculty members and run by student representatives.The objectives of the unit are

To provide guidance and assistance for the students to achieve their career goals.

To guide and motivate students to succeed in qualifying examinations likeGATE and CAT and join post graduate courses.

to provide information and assistance to students regarding1. Job opportunities in India and abroad2. Opportunities for self employment3. Opportunities for higher education in India and abroad4. Competitive examinations like GATE, CAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFEL etc.

The unit takes right steps in identifying the current demands of theindustry and prepares students towards this need. Adequate emphasis isgiven for soft skill development complementing the regular academicprogrammes. Communicative English and aptitude classes are beingconducted for students who are weak in communication. Mock tests andgroup discussions are conducted at regular intervals to enable students toimprove their performance in competitive examinations.

In the academic year 2013-2014, we were able to arrange campusrecruitment programmes by organizations like L&T construction,Infosys,MRF

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Tyres, South Indian Bank ,C Tech ,IBM, Aarbee Structures Ltd,vvdn,SamundraInstitute of maritime studies etc.Eight students got placement in Infosysand many others are waiting for result after attending final interview byL&T,C Tech, Aarbee Structures Ltd. etc.

CGPC conducted several training programmes in this academic year.Programmes were conducted on the topic ‘Employability Skills’ for pre-finalyear students with duration of three days. 60 students attended thisprogramme.”Aptitude test training programme”was conducted for final yearstudents in three days. Another special training programme covering allareas like aptitude test, personality development, Professional skills, andMock interview was conducted for preparing the students for megaplacement drive proposed to be conducted in Trivandrum and all the eligiblestudents(170) have attended the programme.

It is expected that more recruitment programmes, training programmesand invited talks can be conducted in the coming years for the benefit ofstudents. This will help them to equip themselves for the achievement oftheir career goals.

6. QEEE COURSES REPORTGoal of QEEE is to utilize high quality pedagogical resources to enhancelearning in a wider student community. This program provides integration oftop quality resources in the form of instructors and multimedia resources intothe followed curriculum and methods of teaching. Planned modules for thisinclude Live classes, Tutorials, Live Labs, MOOCs and Bridge Courses. Conducted live classes (Classes started from 27 Jan 2014 at EDUSAT room of GEC Kozhikode.)

Sl.No Course Title Local Faculty Name

No of students

1 Computer Organization & Architecture

Mr. Jithesh C.P. 68 [E &C]

2 Engineering Thermodynamics Dr. Shaji K. 68 [ME]3 Engineering Fluid Dynamics Mr. Subin Paulose 67 [Che]

7.IEEE STUDENT BRANCH ACTIVITIES The IEEE student branch of GEC Kozhikode conducted the followingprogrammes in this year 2013-14.

7.1 PCB Designing and Fabrication Ver.2

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DATE,TIME &VENUE:27/07/2013,9am to 1pm, at GEC CALICUT

AGENDA: A Hands on training classfor PCB design and fabrication washeld by Mr. Nikhil U., a

student from final year AppliedElectronics and Instrumentation(AE&I) to prefinal years of the samedepartment.

ATTENDEES : 50 students participated

7.2 Training on Shell Scripting


AGENDA: A Hands on trainingclass for PCB design andfabrication was held by Mr. NikhilU., a student from final yearApplied Electronics andInstrumentation (AE&I) to prefinalyears of the same department.

ATTENDEES : 70 studentsparticipated

7.3 Aptitude test series

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AGENDA: The main objective ofthis activity was to train thestudents for competitive examslike GATE, GMAT, GRE etc.


7.4 Training on LaTex Ver.2


AGENDA: The aim of the programis to train the students how tocreate the documents in LATEX.

ATTENDEES: 50 studentsparticipated

7.5 Google Developer’s Meet up


AGENDA: The programme aimedat creating awareness amongcollege students about the GDGactivities, how to be- come a partof it and contribute to thedevelopment of Google based AppEngine and the Admob


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7.6 Robotic Club

AGENDA

Robotic club is a initiative of IEEE Student Branch for training students in thefield of robotics and related areas. The club now includes students from AEI,EC, ME and CE branch of the college.

Practical training was done as one in every two week of interval. Thesesessions are completely handled by final year AEI students.

The sessions completed as now are :

• PCB Design and Fabrication

• Line follower using Atmega32

• Mobile controlled Robot

• LED notice board using Arduino

The future plans are:

• Official inauguration

• Find out each robotic competitions nearby and maximumparticipation

• Conduct practical workshops for school students(HS & HSS) ofnearby schools

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8. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB (EDC)

To identify, promote innovation , entrepreneurship and employmentamong students. Entrepreneurship development cell has taken the followingactions

Conducted One day Entrepreneurship development programme incoordination with TME

Promoted and Encouraged for student s entrepreneurship . 4-6 new projectgroups are in progress and two of them have already registered with Start upvillage, Ernakulum. Of this one project is under financial approval from thestart up village. Other projects are in pipe line and negotiation is going onwith investors as well as the financial institutions .

Students Participated in Various Entrepreneurship Development Programmeslike Boot up Camp organised by Technopark and Startup Village, Programmesorgainsed by Calicut Management Association , Programme Organised byKerala Financial Corporation etc.

9. ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

Programme Officer : Sri. Abid Tharavattath

Volunteer Secretaries : Mr.Rakesh Rajan & Ms. Sreevidya P

No. of volunteers : 113

9.1 Environment Seminar and Film show

In connection with the world environment day the NSS and BMSCjointly conducted an environment seminar at GVHSS Kinassery. Thecorporation councilor Smt.Valli Raman inaugurated and Programme OfficerSri.Abid Tharavattath introduced the theme “Think Eat Save”. Schoolprincipal Smt.Jincy CV,Sri.Sharafudheen ,Sri.Shiju,PTA president Sri.NoushadN V etc felicitated.An environment related short film namely“Thalirnambukal” was also screened. The whole programme was financiallysupported by Kerala State Council for Science, Technology andEnvironment , Trivandrum.

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9.2 “Karunykkudukka” launching

From the inspiration got through sponsoring the dialysis of a kidneypatient for one year by the fund raised through ‘one day one rupee’ it wasextended to homes by supplying a coin pot to all the volunteers. The“Karunykkudukka” project was launched by NSS State Liaison OfficerDr.K.Prakash in presence of State Youth Officer & Head Sri.C.Samuel Chelliah.

9.3 Unit Annual Meet

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The unit annual meet was inaugurated by the principalProf.K.Vidyasagar. Programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath gave a briefreport of activities. Sri.Abdul Raheem took an orientation session. Seniorvolunteers Mr.Yasir V P and Sandeep M A also shared their NSSexperiences.Mr.Rakesh Rajan and Ms.Sreevidya P were selected as newsecretaries.The Kozhikode district launching of the SENA also took place.

9.4 Communal Harmony Ifthar meet

As art of developing communal harmony a grand ifthar meet for thestudents and staff of the college was conducted by the NSS volunteers. Inconnection with this a communal harmony meeting was also conducted.Mr.Nabeel Musliyar and Sister Sujaya delivered the communal harmonymessages. Programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath presided over thefunction.

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9.5 Independence day Celebration

With the support of Kerala State Youth Welfare Board the NSS GECUnit conducted a Gandhi an Talk by Shri K.K Narayanan, Former Professorof Guruvayoorapan college, along with a District Level Quiz Competitionas part of Independence Day Celebration. The Quiz Competition was won byShri Sandeep M A and Shri Thouseef, Govt Engineering College Kozhikode.

9.6 Visit to Deaf & School

A visit to KARUNA Speech & Hearing School for Deaf Children,Erangipalam, Kozhikode was conducted by the unit. Volunteers had anextraordinary and fascinating interactive session with the children. Theywere exposed with their enthusiastic ability, to make others joyful. Thechildren taught the Volunteers how to talk with hands and shared theirexperiences, problems and difficulties in their own language. The exhibitedtheir cultural talents also before the volunteers.

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9.7 Teachers day observation

Teachers are the social engineers. The teachers day was observed bythe unit in a different way. The volunteers themselves made greeting cardscontaining messages of teacher appreciation as well as wishes. The samewas handed over to each and every teacher of the college with a “GuruVandanam”.

9.8 Uttarakhand flood relief works

A dress collection campaign for the flood victims of Uttarakhand wasconducted in the campus. After the over whelming response to the noblework , the collection crossed over 2 quintal of dresses which were sent tothe collection point located at Bangalore. All the students, staff and manywell wishers contributed dresses.

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9.9 Entrepreneurship Day observations

With the support of Entrepreneurship Development Club of the college theunit observed National Entrepreneurship Day in which Sri Niranjan andSri.Muhammed Harris handled entrepreneurship training sessions. Also withsupport of Junior Chamber International a motivation class for thestudent entrepreneurs of the district in technical area was conducted. DistrictIndustrial Officer Sri.Anandkumar lead the class.

9.10 World Ozone Day Observation

With the financial support of Kerala State Council for Science,Technology and Environment the NSS and Bhoomithrasena club jointlyorganized many programs of a week duration. The programs included streetplay, quiz competition at college and schools, poster making , exhibition ,slide presentation, umbrella exhibition etc .The Ozone day message “AHealthy Atmosphere, a need for the Future” was effectively conveyed to theminds of young buds as well as the public through these activities.

9.11 Blood Donation day observation

The national blood donation day was observed jointly by the NSS unitand Red Ribbon Club of the college in association with the Kerala State

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Health Department. An awareness class lead by Dr.Mohandas , SeniorSurgeon , Govt, Hospital Kottapparamba was held. Then district level essaycompetition related to blood donation took place. Ms.Sreevidya P of ourcollege won first prize in the essay competition.

9.12 Oorjjakendra inauguration

The NSS technical cell introduced a new idea namely Oorjjakendra forfacilitating the public in energy related problems and issues. The officialinauguration of the oorjjakendra unit in our college was done by programmeofficer Sri.Abid Tharavattath. The oorjjakendra under NSs andBhoomithrasena club of the college jointly conducted Save Oil Quizprograms with the support of Energy Conservation Society of Kerala atTechnical high school and St.Michael’s Girls Higher Secondary School.

9.13 Woman’s Day Observation

The international woman’s day was observed by the unit. The NationalHuman Rights Commission for Woman Kerala chapter chair personSmt.Sulaikha Ashraf took a motivation class on the topic “Child Family andSociety.”

9.14 ASAP Day observation

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As per the direction from the state NSS cell ASAP day was observedby the unit to spread the message of Additional Skill Acquisition Programme.Various ornament making techniques from waste papers were taught to thestudents. The class was lead by Smt.Radhika Renjith , faculty from KeralaLalitha Kala Academy Thrisur. It was a variety experience to both boys andgirls who participated in the programme.

9.15 Paneeyakkalari

It was another colourful programme conducted by the unit as part ofconsumer day observation. A workshop was conducted for students and staffthrough which 51 types of natural drinks were prepared using the commonvegetables , fruits and leaves. All the drinks were without sugar but sweaty !Dr. Radhakrishnan and his team from Gandhi Prakrthi Padhanakendram ,Tirur lead the workshop. Kudumbasree members near the college were alsoparticipated in the workshop.

9.16 Environment Enrichment Month Observation

As the month March has world forestry day , world water day andworld climate day the NSS and Bhomithrasena club jointly decided toobserve this month as environment enrichment month. As a part of this thecampus was cleaned on various days. Students engaged in energyconservation propaganda “Labhaprabha” of KSEB , saplings were planted inthe campus and a signature collection campaign to support GADGIL report onwestern Ghats protection were held in the campus.

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9.17 Aksharadeepam Project

The unit has an innovative and unique project namely“Aksharadeepam” through which school libraries are enriched by supplyingbooks to their library.This year books were supplied to GVHSS Kinassery andGLPS Parayanchery as a token of thanks for hosting the unit’s program andAnnual special camp respectively.

9.18 “Sanika” Malayalam monthly manuscript

As the part of mothertongue promotion the unit has been publishing amanuscript namely “SANIKA” in Malayalam every month since January2013.A group of volunteers are given the duty to prepare and publish it everymonth.

9.19. Annual Special Camp and Punarjjani Project

The annual special camp 2013 was officially inaugurated by the Hon.Minister of Department of Social Justice Dr. M. K. Muneer on 21st Dec2013 at GLP School Parayancheri. Sri Abid Tharavattath, NSS programmeOfficer delivered the welcome speech. Principal Dr. Baiju Bai, presided over

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the function. Sri.C.K Subair(Expert Member Kerala Youth Welfare Board)presented the Special Address. Sri Shiyali A (Member, Kerala State YouthWelfare Board), Sri. Rishil Babu K( District Youth Coordinator, Kozhikode), Sri.N. Sudakaran( PTA President, GEC Kozhikode), Sri. Sreekumar(WardCouncilor, Ward 27, Puthiyara), Sri Sulfeeker Aly(Punarjjani Field Oficer), SriPrasad Kumar, Sri.Binesh N V etc felicitated .

A rally was conducted from Government Mental Healthcare Centre andreached Kottooli through Pottammal junction covering about 4 kilometers.The volunteers performed street drama at Pottamal junction and Kottooli.The rally was attractive due to the uniform dress ( T-shirt and cap) and drumteam.

The main activity of the camp was repairing of hospital equipments andfurniture The equipments of five wards out of nine wards were renovatedwhen 6 days work was completed. The renovated equipments include 154cots , 34Tables , 3 Oxygen cylinder stands , 2 screen , 4 I V stands , 4 foodtrolleys, 2 television stand , 1 grill Etc. One television also was repaired withthe help of technical staff from the college. The estimated value of theseequipments are nearly 8 lakhs. As the electrical works were already givencontract we were not able to do more in that area. Plumbing problems werenot reported by the authority and hence didn’t carry out.

In addition, we conducted a Christmas carol for the inmates of MentalHealth Centre, Kozhikode, It was a great experience to them . A culturalprogramme was also conducted for them which was inaugurated by Sri.BabuSwami (Cine Artist).

The Closing Ceremony was inaugurated by Smt. Vijayalakshmi, HeadMistress, Govt. L.P School, Parayancheri, Kozhikode, Smt Suhara, Principal,Govt. Higher Secondary School for Girls, Parayancheri delivered specialaddress, Shri. Abid Tharavatttath, NSS Program Officer, presided theFunction, Shri Sulfeekar Aly, Field Officer, Punarjjani, Shri Prasad Kuamar, ShriRatheesh ,Staff, GEC Kozhikode felicitated. Sri.Vinod Kovur(Cine artist)inaugurated the Cultural night.

Volunteers were very happy and thankful for this on filed experience.Volunteers took enthusiastic hard work during the seven days, making theproject a grant success. Eminent personalities visited the Camp.

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9.20 National Camp Participation

9.20.1 Republic Day Parade Camp

After the receipt of Indiragandhi NSS National Award another goldenfeather was added to the cap of GEC NSS unit when the second yearvolunteer Anusha A was selected to the Republic Day parade camp held fromJanuary 1st to 31st , 2014 at New Delhi. She was included in the NSS team tomarch in Rajpath on 26th January. As part of the camp the team was givenreception at Rashtrapathi Bhavan , Prime Minister’s house and VicePresident’s residence.

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9.20.2 National Youth Festival , Ludhiana

It was another golden feather on the cap of the unit when theProgramme officer of the unit Sri.Abid Tharavattath was appointed ascontingent leader of Kerala NSS team for the 18th National Youth Festival ATLudhiana , Panjab from 12th to 16th January 2014. Also the volunteersecretary Sreevidya P was a member of the team.The team contained 4volunteers each from technical cell and Calicut University ,2 volunteers fromVHSE directorate and one national award winning volunteer.

9.20.3 Pre RD parade camp, Salem

It was for second time in the history of the unit our volunteer gotselection to Pre RD parade camp.Ms.Anusha was the volunteer got selected

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to PRD camp at Salem from 7th to 16th October 2013. Later she gotselection to RD camp at Delhi also.

9.20.4 State Camp Participation

The volunteers participated in a number of state level camps during 2013-14.The main camps and participants were –

1. Volunteer secretaries orientation camp at Nehru College , Pampadi –Rakesh Rajan & Sreevidya P

2. Zonal conference for volunteer secretaries at Sree Rama PolytechnicCollege , Valappad – Rakesh Rajan

3. Youth for Road Safety camp at Nehru College , Pampadi – Aswin Das& Gopika D K

4. Orientation camp for National camp participants at SNHSSAyyappankav, Eranakulam – Anusha A & Sreevidya P

5. RRC Peer Educators camp at CIGI, Kozhikode – Gopalakrishnan,Muhammed Afsal T M & Gopika D K

6. NSS Annual Meet & Award Distribution – Jithin P Sathyan , AniPoulose , Mebil Rose , Amrutha V G , Rakesh Rajan , Hisham C K &Anusha A

7. Oragan Donation Awareness camp at SCT College , Trivandrum –Dipil & Muhammed Ashif Khan

8. RRC Peer educators state conference at Mariyarani conventioncentre , Trivandrum – Midhun T N , Nandu P K & Amal P

9. Workshop for NACT members at at Nehru College , Pampadi – RakeshRajan , Gopala Krishnan & Gopika D K

9.20.5 Other camp participation

The volunteers from our college participated in the following camps also.

1. District camp for NSS volunteers at AWH Engineering College ,Kuttikkattoor – 10 volunteers participated

2. Nature Study camp at Silent Valley by Forest Department – 37volunteers participated.

9.21 Awards of the academic year

9.21.1 Indira Gandhi NSS National award for best NSS Unit andbestProgramme Officer

Through its various unique social activities the two time state bestNSS unit award winner Govt. Engineering College Kozhikode had bagged theprestigious Indiragandhi NSS National award for best unit in the country. TheProgramme officer of the unit Sri.Abid Tharavattath was selected as the bestprogramme officer in the country. The award included a trophy and cash

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prize for the unit. The programme officer award include medal, certificateand cash prize.

In a ceremonious function held on 2014 November 19 at Darbar Hallof Rashtrapathi Bhavan , New Delhi the honourable Indian PresidentSri.Pranab Kumar Mukharji distributed the award. PrincipalProf.K.Vidyasagar received the best unit award and programme officerSri.Abid Tharavattath received the best programme officer award.

9.21.2 State Govt. Award for Best NSS Unit and bestProgramme Officer

For the second consecutive year the NSS unit bagged the award forbest NSS unit in Kerala. The Programme officer of the unit Sri.AbidTharavattath was selected as the best programme officer in the state. Theaward included trophy and certificate. The awards were distributed byHon’ble Minister for Education Sri.P.K.Abdurrab in a function held on24/9/2013 at Aluva Townhall. Principal in charge Prof.Rajini O received thebest unit award and programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath received thebest programme officer award.

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9.21.3 Directorate level award for best volunteer and top scorer

The directorate level award for best volunteer was bagged byMr.Hisham C K , former volunteer secretary and the top scorer award(Engineering stream) was bagged by Kumari Lakshmi S. Both received theawards in the annual NSS meet held at SNGIST North Paravur. Theprogramme officer Mr.Abid Tharavattath was also honoured on account ofIndira Gandhi NSS National Award. Kumari Anusha also honoured as RDcontingent from NSS technical cell.

9.21.4 State level award for best Bhoomithrasena Club

The Bhoomitrasena working in association with NSS unit received thebest BMC state award in North Kerala, instituted by Dept. of Climate andEnvironment Change , Kerala. The award was received by faculty in chargeSri.Abid Tharavattath from Trivandrum corporation mayor Ad.K.Chandrika inpresence of Hon’ble minister for Forest and Environment Sri.TiruvanchoorRadhakrishnan in a function held at VJT Hall , Trivandrum.

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9.21.5 Appreciation award for Punarjjani project implementation

The unit also received the appreciation award of Kerala Youth WelfareBoard for the successful implementation of the Punarjjani project inKozhikode Mental health care centre. The award received by Sri.AbidTharavattath at Trivandrum.

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10.SUMMARY OF TEQIP II ACTIVITIES

During the financial year 2012-13, we have spent Rupees 84 lakhsunder various head of activities. With active involvement and hard work offaculty members, Technical staff and supporting staff we have spent 418lakhs during 2013-14, an increase of about 500%.

10.1 Status Of Fund Utilization During 2013-14

Sl.No

HeadofActivity/CategoryofExpenditure

AmountSpentLak

1 Improvement in teaching, trainingand learningfacilities

362.87

2 Providing Assistantship for increased enrolment in existing

and new PG

7.93

3 Enhancement of R&DandInstitutional Consultancyactivities

1.33

4 Facultyand Staff Development (FSD) 26.54

5 EnhancedInteraction withIndustry 6.35

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6 Institutional Management CapacityEnhancement

1.84

7 Implementation ofInstitutional Reforms 1.15

8 AcademicSupport for weak students 2.82

9 IncrementalOperatingCost 7.5

TOTAL 418 lakhs

Providing Teaching Assistantship under TEQIP II during 2013-14, 25 PG

students are givenassistantship under TEQIP II.

Prof. L. M. Patnaik, Honorary Professor, Dept. of Electronic Systems

Engineering, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore has been appointed as

Senior Research Advisor (SRA) and under SRA and Research Guidance

Committee (RGC)12 faculty projects commenced during 2013-14.

Many faculty members and supporting staff have undergone training

programs under reputed institutions. Four faculty members, Prof.

Ushakumari, Chemical Engineering Department, Prof. Sajeeb and Prof. Saijal

of Mechanical Engineering department and Prof. Ansu of Civil Engineering

department utilized international Travel Support Scheme for presenting paper

at International conferences.

Industry Institute Interaction cell (IIIC) of the institution have organized manyprograms and a summary is given below.

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14MOU 0 1 6 13

Projects 10 10 15 18Student Training 0 1 3 16Visiting Faculty 12 7 10 7Visiting Expert 1 1 2 1

Workshop 0 1 1 1

Prof. Abdul Hameed, Prof. Balasubramanian, Prof. Rejani and Prof. Biju

attendedacademic leadership program at IIIM Calicut during 2013-14. Also

faculty members attended management training program at ASCI, LBSNAA

Mussoorie etc.

Prof. Sreekumar and Prof. Sreejith organized a training program for

young faculty members and 30 young faculty members got the benefit of the

program.

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Under Equity Assurance Plan (EAP) we have conducted training

programs, remedial classes and bridge courses.

The summary of the first year transition rate is given below

Year

Branch

Mechanical Civil Applied

Electronics

Chemical

2012-13 69.4 % 76 % 35.5 % 66.7 %

2013-14 74.6 % 76 % 77.8 % 76 %

10.2 Photographs of the some of the Facilities Created Under TEQIP II are Given Below

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Analyzer, ChemicalDepartment

Electronics

11. CENTRE FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (CERD) ACTIVTIES

Sl. No

Department

Year Amount sanctioned

Topic Name of faculty

1. Chemical engineering

2013-14

50,000 (student project)

Nutritional & Psysicochemical quality of thermallyand non thermally pasteurized citrus juice

Ushakumary.E.R

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MICRO PROCESSOR BASED UTM

TOTAL STATION

CORROSION ANALYSER


2013-14


Production of biodiesel from chicken wastes

Ushakumary E.R


2013-14


A study on bio solarcell; the effect of thickness of various layers in total output

Sindhu N


2013-14


Property improvement of polymers using nanofillers

Subin Poulose

12. ACTIVITIES OF STEP4U & ASAP

12.1 STEP4U Activities

The amount allotted in the first phase of this orientation programmes for students of engineering colleges belonging to SC/ST is 3 lakhs.

12.1.1 LIST OF ODD SEMESTER STUDENTS ATTENDED STEP 4U CLASS

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12.1.2 LIST OF EVEN SEMESTER STUDENTS ATTENDED STEP 4 UCLASS

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Total Expenditure :Rs. 170274.00

The training for competitive examinations [GATE/CAT/IES] for studentsof Govt. Engineering College, Kozhikode belonging to SC/ST (2013-2014) is 1 Lakh.

Details of classes conducted for GATE :

Sl.No.

Semester

Branch Name ofStudent

Remarks

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1. Details of Expenditure that occurred for sponsoring coaching in outsideinstitutions: NIL

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12.2 Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) activities

12.2.1 Introduction The centre for continuing Education functioning in ourinstitution has been organizing various short-term trainingprogrammes.These programmes were mainly organized by differentdepartments using the workshop/laboratory facilities of the institution.Specific programmes aimed at the empowerment of the students belongingto the backward classes have been conducted under the STEP4Uschemeduring 2010-11 in tune with the such schemes, it is proposed to conduct an100hr hands-on training programme on ‘ CONVENTIONAL MECHINING ’ inthe Dept. of Mechanical Engineering for the benefit of financially backwardstudents of all communities who have passed eighth standard .The timingwill be such that there will be no interference with the regular working of thedepartment/ institution.

12.2.2 Objectives

To impart practical training on conventional machining practices. To extend the available lab facilities and expertise of the faculty to a

wider section of the society and thus to fulfill the social outreachobjective of the institution

12.2.3 Coverage

Operations on Lathe, Shaping machine, Slotting machine, Millingmachine & Drilling machine.Report

1. Course Duration : 90 Hours

2. Interview Conducted On : 17.12.2013

3. No. of Candidate Selected : 20 Nos.

4. Course Started on : 20.12.2013

5. Course Finished on : 19.03.2014

6. No. of Candidate course completed and Eligible for certificate: 19 Nos.

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7. Fund Sanctioned : 1,66,000/-

8. Fund Utilized : 1,63,080/-

13.ACTIVITIES OF THE PTA

The objectives of parent teacher association in our college are:

To work for the progress of the students and institution as a whole tooffer creative suggestions for the smooth and successful functioning ofthe college.

To promote better involvement of the parent in various programs ofthe college.

All parents /guardians of the students are in the roll of the college andfaculties are the members of the association.PTA has extended manyphysical and financial supports for improving the infrastructuraldevelopments of the institution and promoting students activities.PTA hasdonated a great number of books to department library of variousdepartment for B.Tech and M.Tech students.PTA also maintain a bookbank scheme to help financially poor students by lending them books forone semester.PTA awards merit-cum-means scholarship of Rs 1500/- persemester for selected students who are financially poor but academicallygood. It also gives cash prize to the class toppers. PTA provides Xeroxfacilities for faculty members and students.

Last year, PTA conference hall is modified with new roof of FRP sheet ,false ceiling and electrification for conducting regular classes for newlystarted ECE branch and to conduct meetings , general conferencesetc. PTA has given all supports for the opening of newly started ladieshostel and open stage in the campus. Class PTA was organised in everyB.Tech classes and discussed the result analysis and students issues inthe campus, concluded with creative suggestions from parents. StudentsID card is usually issued by PTA .PTA has given physical and financialsupports for training and placements activities of the college.

PTA has provided financial support for renovations of tennis and volleyball court in the campus and supports for improving facilities in ladieswaiting room. Electrical and mechanical maintenance work in the campusis carried out by PTA whenever it is necessary. PTA has given all supportsfor starting ISTE students chapter in the college.

Mr. N Sudhakaran, Mr.Asokan O V (Associate professor in AE&I Engg.dept.) and Mr. Dileep Kumar P G (Asst professor in CE) are the president,secretary and treasurer respectively of the PTA for the year 2013-2014.

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A new LCD projector was installed in the Edusat room at Govt. ratecontract basis. PTA encourage students to attend seminar and paperpresentation contest at various reputed institutions and provides financialsupports for conducting national level exhibition organized by students.

14. DETAILS OF CIVIL WORKS

1. Girls Hostel P3/1176/2003Go.(Rt)No.1373/2009-H.Edn.TVM dtd 27/08/2009 for 195 Lakh.

Construction completed and the Inauguration of the Ladies hostel was held on February 7th 2014 by Honorable Edn. Minister Sri. P. K Abdu Rabb.

2. Civil Block P2/435/2007 AS received as per the order No.GO (Rt)No. 1046/2009 PWD dtd14/07/2009 for Rs.175 Lakhs. In order to limit the construction within thesanctioned amount, it was decided to construct the ground floor of the abovebuilding as first phase, the construction of which is in progress. AS receivedfor Rs.283 Lakhs for the phase II (Ist and IInd floor) of the Civil Block

3. Construction of production Lab for Mechanical Engineering Department. (P3/732/2010)

Administrative Sanction No.GO(Rt) No.2241/2010/H.Edn dtd 24/11/2010 for Rs. 157 Lakh for Production Lab.

The location for the construction of the proposed workshop is near the OldHostel Building where the existing workshop is located. In order to ensurethe present working of the workshop classes without hindrance due to theconstruction works, it was proposed that the workshop Block I (ProductionLab) to be constructed first so that the machinery can be shifted to it andthen initiate the construction of Workshop Block II (General Workshop). InBudget for 2010-11 an amount of Rs. 2.05 crore is included for theconstruction of Workshop for Government Engineering College, Kozhikode .

It is came to know that work order has been issued for the construction ofProduction Lab. Now the existing Block has to be demolished.

4. Construction of General Workshop (P3/732/10)

AS No. GO (Rt)No. 973/12/H.Edn. for Rs. 3, 22,00,000 for GeneralWorkshop. Finalized architectural drawing has been forwarded the ChiefArchitect for approval.

5. Construction of 6 storied building –P3/2719/10

A Proposal had been forwarded for the construction of multi-storiedacademic complex for this institution by demolishing the old Hostel Building.

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The proposal was for a 10 storied Block in 2 Phases. In the first phase it wasdecided to build 6 storey of the Block (Ground+5 Floors). A rough costestimate amounting Rs. 15 Crores prepared by the PWD was forwarded tothe DTE. Subsequently an amount of 15 crores was included in the budgetfor 2011-12 for the construction of the Ist phase of this complex with Rs.5crore allocated for that years allocation. Since the Administrative Sanctionwas not accorded by the Govt Fund had not been allocated that year.

Presently a detailed estimate report for 6 storeys amounting Rs. 35.5crore has been submitted by PWD Special Building Division, based on thearchitectural drawing forwarded by the Chief Architect forwarded to DTE forSanction.

6. Construction of Staff Quarters and Staff Hostel P3/2932/12 Ist phaseAssistant Professor Quarters.

AS No.GO(Rt)No.904/12/H.Edn.dtd 16-05-12 for Rs. 1450000. NOC from theDefence Establishment to be obtained, waiting for architectural drawing.

7. Open stage under MP Fund – Construction by Nirmithi Kendra Kozhikode(Estimate Rs. 5 lakhs). Inauguration was held on 25th February 2014 byHonorable MP Sri. M. K Raghavan .

Roof for the Open Stage and Landscaping under MLA Fund– Construction byNirmithi Kendra Kozhikode (Estimate Rs.5 lakhs)- Estimate prepared andwaiting for the Fund.

8. Construction of Open Well inside Ladies HostelLetter No.P3/1176/2003 dtd 14/06/13 of the Principal. Waiting for tenderexcess approval.

9. Extension of AE&I Block and Chemical Block P3/4265/10AS was issued for AE&I Block for an amount of Rs.43,00,000 lakhs.GO(Rt)No.977/12/H.Edn dtd 28/05/12-Waiting for structural design fromDrick.

15. DETAILS OF FUNDING

15.1. Fund Utilisation: No. Head of Account ALLOTMENT

(Rs.)EXPENDITURE (Rs.)

1 2203-00-112-81-17MW 8,50,000 8,25,090

2 2203-00-112-81-19M&E

26,97,991 26,92,077

3 2203-00-112-81- 4,04,338 4,04,178

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4 2203-00-112-81-34 OC 6,00,000 5,97,482

5 2203-00-112-66E Journal

13,00,000 9,95,240

6 2203-00-112-68(Gate) 35,40,000 14,05,290

7 2203-00-003-91-ASAP 1,66,000 1,63,080

8 2203-00-003-93-Visiting faculty

2,90,000 2,88,636

9 2203-00-003-96-12S&S

68,100 61,351

10 2203-00-112-59 ACA 28,96,640 28,95,911

11 2203-00-003-99-34 OC(3) Faculty Development

1,80,000 1,80,000

12 2203-00-112-70(ICT) 50,70,144 50,70,144

13 2203-00-003-99-(QIP)Salary

NIL 60,12,654

14 NMEICT 3,37,079 3,37,079

Total 184,00,292 243,24,840

15.2. Internal Revenue Generated:

16. CONCLUSION

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No Head Amount(Rs.)

1 02-02-02-800-99 tuition fee 65,13,000

2 02-02-02-800-94 other receipts 30,39,395

Total 95,52,395

The year 2013-2014 had been an year of a large number ofacademic and co-curricular activities and achievements for theinstitution. IEEE student chapter and NSS were very active duringthis period with lot of activities. ISTE student chapter had also beeninaugurated this period. The inauguration of Ladies hostel wasconducted and admission also started. SAR of NBA Accreditationhad been uploaded and preparing for the Accreditation visit thisyear.

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