BLDEA’S

V.P. DR. P.G. HALAKATTI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH, VIJAYAPUR

ANAVARANA- BLDEA’S CET TIMES

VOLUME-1 ISSUE-5 NOV-DEC 2016

IN THIS ISSUE:

EDITORIAL

ACHIEVEMENTS

EVENTS ORGANIZED

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

PUBLICATIONS

CREATIVITY UNFOLDS

FROM EDITOR IN CHIEF’S DESK

Come November, and the world has been greeted with many events that we wait for the whole year!!

We greet the month with Kannada Rajyotsava or Karnataka Formation Day; literally "Birth of

the Karnataka state o 1 No e e of e e ea . This as the da i 19 he all the Kannada language-speaking regions of South India were merged to form the state of Karnataka.

Rajyotsava day is celebrated with great joy and vigour all over the state of Karnataka. The entire state

wears a festive look on this day as the red and yellow Kannada flags are hoisted at different strategic

locations across the state and the Kannada anthem ("Jaya Bharatha Jananiya Tanujate") is chanted.

The state government asserts Rajyotsava awards on this day, which are awarded to people responsible

for great contributions in the development of Karnataka. The Chief Minister of the State inaugurates the

cultural show which is normally held at Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore. Awards are presented to

students who have won medals in various national games.

Then comes Diwali which is the greatest Hindu festival of lights celebrated every year in November. The

festival with holidays filled with fun and joy and special home made foods. One of the major festivals of

Hinduism, it spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over

ignorance, and hope over despair. In this way slowly we approach towards the end of the semester,

preparing for exams, days filled with only work and no joy. Amidst all seriousness Christmas slips away

quietly with smell of new cakes and biscuits in the atmosphere. Students show the utmost seriousness

to study and give their best efforts to excel in Exams. Before the exams end new year knocks at the door.

We ealise ho ti e flies…….O e uestio k o ks the i d— Had e do e e ough to a hie e ou goal? …….Sta Blessed! Wo k o ou goals !

Dr. Swastika N. Das Editor in Chief

Prof. & Head, Dept. of Chemistry

E D I T O R I A L B O A R D

Prof. Kailash S. Chadchan

Prof. Santosh Chinchali

Prof. Pavan Mahendrakar

Technical support: Mr. R.K.Jahagirdar

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ACHIEVEMENTS

TOP PERFORMERS FOR SAP AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Prof. Gaurav P. R. and Prof. Mouna M. Naravani of Department of Computer Science and Engineering

attended Four Week AICTE approved FDP by IIT Bombay on ''Use of ICT in Education for Online and

Blended Learning'' from 2nd May to 10th July, 2016 at remote centre Walchand Institute of Technology,

Solapur. They have successfully completed the assignments and also satisfied all the criteria’s of FDP which made them eligible for Top Performers of SAP Award of Excellence and received Rs. 5000/- each.

Smt. Bhuvaneshwari C. Melinamath

Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering has

completed her Ph.D from Central University of Hyderabad for thesis

entitled “Automatic Morphosyntactic Annotator System for Kannada"

on 27th October 2016.

Dr. (Mrs.) Bhuvaneshwari, C Melinamath, Professor in

Computer science at BLDE Engg College, Bijapur is

honoured with the Kannada Rajyostava Award by

Irrigation Minister Dr. M B Patil on November 1,

20l6.The award is for the contribution of developing e-

resources for Kannada language.

Prof. Gaurav P. R. Prof. Mouna M.

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EVENTS ORGANIZED

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

On the Eve of World Architecture day, Students of Dept of Architecture in collaboration with IIA-VC,

have painted half kilometer of BLDEA’S CET compound wall in the name of city beautification and made an effort to spread awareness about beautifying and maintaining the city.

ZONASA is annual convention for architecture students that intend to provide them with a common

platform for interaction and exchange of Architectural knowledge. Our students have attended

ZONASA in Acharya College Bangalore on 8th to 11th October-2016 and “WON DESIGN TROPHY” for Special Mention 2nd. More than 40 students from our college have attended in the convention and

participated in many Tech fest and cultural events.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING

One day training on Basic Computer Skills under National Skill Qualification Frame Work (NSQF)

Through Central Govt. Scheme for 9th and 10th Standard students, Jamakandi was given by

Prof.C.S.Kusur and Prof. S.S. Panchal on 16/12/2016.

An Invited talk was organized on 31st December 2016 on the topic "Effective Proposal Writing for funding agencies", Dr. Manesh B. Kokare, S.G.G.S. CET, Nanded (Maharashtra) was Resource Person. Dr. M. S. Shirdhonkar was Event Coordinator.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING

The Department of Computer Science & Engineering, B.L.D.E.A.’s V. P. Dr. P. G. Halakatti

College of Engineering and Technology, Vijayapur has entered into a Memorandum of

understanding (MoU) with Northern Soft, Vijayapur, an IT based company providing web-

based customized software solutions and corporate training.

on 21st December 2016.

Three day training on Basic Computer Skills was given by Prof. C. S. Kusur and Prof. Anil B. Bharathe for the students of Govt. School No -37 from 28-11-2016 to

30-11-2016.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

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Three days Faculty Development program (FDP) on Industrial Automation Training was

organized in association with Indwell Institute of Technology, Pune from 24/11/2016 to

26/11/2016. In inaugural function Mr. M.B.Kulkarni, AGM, BSNL Vijayapur and Mrs.

SunandaJambagi, AEE, HESCOM,vijayapur were the chief guest for this FDP. Dr.(smt)

S.R.Savanur presided over the function and Dr.M.ISakri, Prof.R.G.Talasdar, Prof.S.R.Purohit were

present in the inaugural function. Mr.Himanshu Kumar, Director indwell automation, Pune was the

resource person for this training program

A Guest Lecturer was arranged by Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering B.L.D.E.A’s CET, Vijayapur on 18/11/2016. The resource person was Dr.Suresh.H.Jangamshetti, Professor, Dept of EEE, BEC Bagalkot.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

“I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26

times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed

over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.”

– Michael Jordan

Guest lecture on “Entrepreneurship in engineering” by Prof.Mamta.Bannur on 11/11/2016 for E&C students was organised by Prof. M.S.Jolad and Prof. D.I.Hatti.

“Arduino 1o1” seminar was conducted by Prof.R.M.Math for E&C students on

05/11/2016.Students were introduced to using Arduino board, sensors and applications leading

to fruitful innovative robotic projects.

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE ENGINEERING

The Department of Information Science &

Engineering, B.L.D.E.A.’s V. P. Dr. P. G.

Halakatti College of Engineering and

Technology, Vijayapur has entered into a

Memorandum of understanding (MoU) with

Northern Soft, Vijayapur, an IT based company

providing web-based customized software

solutions and corporate training.

on 21st December 2016.

Basic Computer Skills Training programme for

Primary School Students jointly organized by

Departments of Computer Science, Information

Science Engineering and Department of Computer

Applications (MCA) on 28-30 November 2016.

3-Days Workshop on “Android & its Applications”, by Mr. Gururaj Munnollii and Mr. Gururaj Pujar,

Senior Software Developers, Out-

Thinking Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 24th to

26th September 2016.

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DEPARTMENT OF MCA

Basic Computer Skills Training programme for Primary School Students jointly organized by

Departments of Computer Science, Information Science Engineering and Department of Computer

Applications (MCA) on 28-30 November 2016.

“Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood”

---Ralph Waldo Emerson

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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Kannada Rajyotsava was celebrated on 01/11/2016.

Personality session by “ISKON TEAM”, by Garudaduaza Dasa by Mathuresh Dasa, Head

Volunteer at ISKON, Hubli-Dharwad. Around 500 Students attended.

PUBLICATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Sumangala B. Biradar. Secure Medical Image Encryption based on intensity level using CHAO’s theory and

DNA Cryptography. 978-1-5090-0612-0/16/$31.0 Copyright at 2016 IEEE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Prema T Akkasaligar. Secure Medical Image Encryption based on intensity level using CHAO’s theory and

DNA Cryptography. 978-1-5090-0612-0/16/$3

1.0 Copyright at 2016 IEEE

Soumya Hooli and M.S.Shirdhonkar, “Reranking Image Retrieval using attribute Features”, international

Journal of Engg. Applied Science and Technology Issue 24455-2143, pp.112-116, 2016.

Prakash H.Unki and Farhat Mulla, (2016), “Clustering of Medical Documents using Symptom/Medication

Names”, International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Vol. 5, Issue 7, pp. 30-36.

Priyanka Sajjan, Prof. Anand S.Hiremath, "Efficient knowledge sharing in multi-user

scenario", International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET), Volume: 03 Issue 11,

Nov -2016.

Prakash H.Unki and Farhat Mulla, (2016), “Clustering of Medical Documents using Symptom/Medication

Names”, International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Vol. 5, Issue 7, pp. 30-36.

Prema T. Akkasaligar and Usharani Math, “Review of analysis of ECG Image”, Int. J. of Engineering

and Applied Science. and Technology, Vol.1, Issue 10, ISSN No. 2455-2143, pp.130- 138, 2016

Prema T. Akkasaligar, Sourabh Pattenshetty “Automatic Attendance Monitoring System”, International

Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Technology, Vol. 1 (8), pp. 287-293, June-July

2016,ISSN: 2445-2143,

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Spectrophotometric study of Osmium (VIII) Catalysed Oxidation of Carbamazepine by

Permanganate Ions in Aqueous Acidic Medium: A Kinetic and Mechanistic Approach Amit B.

Teradale, Shekappa D. Lamani, Swastika N. Das. Journal of Advanced Chemical Sciences 2(2)

(2016) 261-266

Up Growth Effect of Cetyltrimethyl Ammonium Bromide with Carbon Paste Electrode for the

Electrochemical Determination of Allopurinol and Its Biological Activities Amit B. Teradale,

Shekappa D. Lamani, Swastika N. Das. Analytical & Bioanalytical Electrochemistry, 8(7), 2016,

814-829

Electrochemical Investigation of Catchol at Poly(niacinamide) modified Carbon Paste Electrode:

A Voltammetric Study Amit B. Teradale, Shekappa D. Lamani, B. E. Kumara Swamy, P. S.

Ganesh, Swastika N. Das. Advances in Physical Chemistry DOI: org/10.1155/2016/8092860

Experimental and theoretical studies on the oxidation of lomefloxacin by alkaline permanganate

Raviraj M Kulkarni, Manjunath S Hanagadakar, Ramesh S Malladi, Himansu S Biswal, Eduardo

M Cuerda-Correa. Desalination and Water Treatment 57 (23), 10826-10838

Ru–TiO2 semiconducting nanoparticles for the photo-catalytic degradation of bromothymol blue

RM Kulkarni, RS Malladi, MS Hanagadakar, MR Doddamani, B Santhakumari, SD Kulkarni.

Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics 27 (12), 13065-13074

Book Chapter

Hypoxia and Oxidative Stress: Cell Signalling Mechanisms And Protective Role of Vitamin C and

Cilnidipine. Kusal K Das, Swastika N. Das and Jeevan G. Ambekar. In: Lipid Peroxidation: Inhibition,

Effects and Mechanisms Nova Science Publishers, Inc. USA ISBN: 978-1-53610-506-3

DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

Adimurthy M., Vadiraj Katti. Experimental Investigations on the local distribution of Wall static

pressure coefficient due to an impinging slot air jet on a confined rough surface. Int. J. of

Engeering Technoogy, Management and Applied Sciences. 2016; 4 (12): 69. ISSN: 2349-4476.

Adimurthy M., Venkatesha, Vadiraj Katti. Experimental study of fluid flow and heat transfer

characteristics of rough surface, impinged by a confined laminar slot air jet. IJERT. 2016; 5

(6):241. ISSN: 2278-0181.

Others

Dr. M. I. Sakri: Reviewer for “Elsevier Journal of Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials”

Prof. Akash C. Mathapati: Editorial Board Member, Glacier Journal for Scientific

Research, AHMEDABAD (ISSN: ISSN: 2349-8498)

Dr. Swastika N. Das: Reviewer of 3 Biotech (Springer Journal)

Dr. Swastika N. Das: Reviewer of BLDEUniversity Journal of Health Sciences (Wolter Krusch)

Dr. M. M. Bachalapur: Member of the Editorial Board: Information Literacy and Embedded

Librarianship: Changing role of College Libraries in Digital Era: Editor in Chief: Dr.

Gavisiddappa Anandahalli, KSWU, Vijayapur on Nov 18th -19th, 2016 ISBN: 9788193309049

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Creativity Unfolds…

being a teacher.. Am I be in accord?? Neither I fit as a quality teacher nor am I in a voyage of constant evolution of

being so. My fancy illusion of being a writer or film making are part of second thought but sure as I

reckon my quite short experience of teaching, I am intrigued by single most quest: will I be ever

revered or rewarded for my choice of profession? I am absolutely sure, none would appreciate it!

my students look at me as a clown or bore who has made up the career option for not having courage

to be a part of market orientalism; my close aids think that my idealism has halted me here; my

relatives think that I failed to grab a wealthy package in the metros to suffice the bourgeoning

desire of being a rich. Well my natives think, ‘here he comes to enjoy as a lazy bone which he was in

the first place.’ Many more taglines and remarks made on my profession and me! ah actually is this

not how teaching profession is spelt around? In the dining conversation people make fun of us ‘oh

come on!! I know how stupid is your job, every one hour you go for tea and two hours of job, then what else you are

ea t to work, co plete idle is ’t it?’ I smirk and wash away feelings ridiculed. Crazy gestures of

students (both male and female) whispering in shadowed mouth ‘look at this crazy who speaks on

sustainable development and puffs cigarettes all the while’ and other puts ‘does he in anyway resemble as a

teacher!! look at hi he displays as if he is a tee ager’ . In all these I take a heavy breath and look at t-

shirt I wore, which has a Gandhi cartoon, below it is written in a fancy font style ‘peace out bro!’

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10 years down the line in my profession what I think I would be able to successfully motivate more

students to join major industrial workplace, promoting their start-ups, many more to evolve as care

takers of environment as well as society, who would transform the world into to better place to live

in, without harming nature, helping world to cope with all its geopolitical disparities, having tackled

most loopholes of humanistic greediness, virtually bringing down everything that causes unjust and

things that I despise from my narrow world view of idealism.

But is the teacher-mentor in me will be able to walk through a rosy path?

What actually happens: my better half may be screaming to lungs and liver for not making enough

income to pay the bills, my children would curse for being my off-springs, I might look at my

friends’ majestic earnings and envying on ex’s lifestyle and regretting my past, my parents would

feel pity on my low income and boost me to have a random (x-ray) business to suffice my worldly

desires.’

When I turned up to this profession I had a desire to be explorative, proactive in steaming and

channeling my ideas and learning and learning till I halt my breath, reading and reading to know the

planet till my eyes would lose vision. Those ideas and aspiration are getting tapered and suppressed

by the cynicism around me. I had to elevate myself from the world around me and see the rest of

the world in history, in epics, in cinemas and in articles. I read stalwarts making greater difference

in amending the world like Basavan, I unearth Vasistha’s excellence in moulding Rama to be an ideal

ruler. I saw Homer, a coal miner’s son becoming a NASA scientist by a science teacher’s admiration.

I heard many teachers selflessly working in the Mumbai slums to educate the impoverished

children. I feel inspired, filled in responsibility to put the coming generation in right track. All the

while I wake up, its 9.00 am in the morning, my first class of this semester and I realize that I have

to differentiate between open channel and pipe flow.

-----------SANDEEP WATHAR,

Assistant Professor.

Dept. of Civil Engineering.

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know-how..

Education is a relentless voyage of discovery ....

A similar voyage started in my life after joining BLDEA S V.P D .P.G.Halkatti College of

engineering and technology. I had an awesome experience throughout my 1st

sem BE. I felt

satisfied with the quality education I got here. The teaching was done to nurture the innovative

thinking capabilities of each and every engineering student irrespective of their background.

E e aki g good f ie ds i le pla ed a i po ta t ole fo e, hi h helped e i studies and my experiences about what really engineering is all about and how engineering

science plays the most important roles in building an easy world.

Afte all... good work like good talk or any other worthwhile human relationship depends upon

being able to assume an extended shared world .....

It s ot like e e thi g e t good fo e. The e e e fe diffi ulties I fa ed but my teachers,

parents, friends made me to realize that every difficulty is a step towards an easy success, and

made me to aim correctly towards my goals. Well honestly speaking, it may sound funny to tell

I was among those students who were late in submitting assignments, but still I learned

something from it- the a t of TIME MANAGEMENT , the o e late I as the o e I as fo ed to a age ti e he e lea t to a age ti e effi ie tl ….

Teachers were always ready to solve doubts regarding studies even during their leisure time in

college, so as to develop practically creative engineers apart from the theoretical studies and to

get us understand clearly. They even used many examples beyond syllabus and even library

provided many facilities. When it ca e to e a s all I did as to hope for the best but, be

prepared for the worst ...

And I am grateful to everyone who helped me through my 1stse BE e ause respect is not

e ui ale t to liki g a stude t/tea he , it is the a ility to ha e a high ega d for the role of

a othe a d i o de to e ei e espe t , e should de o st ate it fi st”....-Zahid.I.Jamkhandi.

1st

sem ISE