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ANNUAL ACTIVITY REPORT

2017 – 18

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CONTENTS

Sl.No Title

1. Message from Chancellor’s Desk

2. Message from Pro-Chancellor’s Desk

3. Message from Vice-Chancellor’s Desk

4. Vision, Mission, Quality Policy, Recognition and Accreditation

5. Journey of AMET University

6. Decision Making Bodies of the University

6.1 Academic Council Members and Dates of Meetings

6.2 Board of Management Members & Dates of Meetings

6.3 International Board of Advisors

6.4 Planning and Monitoring Board Members

6.5 Finance Committee Members

6.6 Research Committee Members

6.7 International Advisory Board –Department wise

7. Courses Offered

8. Teaching Faculty

9. Academic Schedule

10 Result analysis

10.1 Pass Percentage Course wise

10.2 External Examiners

11. Training and Placement

11.1 Placement Details

11.2 International exposure to the MBA students

12. Research and Development Odyssey

12.1 Ph.D Awarded

12.2 Research Journals Published

13. Conference, Seminars, Workshops and Guest Lectures

14. Faculty Development Programme

15. Celebrations at AMET

16. International Exposure

17. Pride to AMET

18. Teaching Beyond the Classroom.

19. Club Activities Designed to Extend Learning

20. Industry-Academia Connect

21. Hostel, Medical and Health

22. Beyond Academics

23. Conclusion

Message from the Chancellor’s Desk

It is indeed a privilege to be invited to be the Chancellor of AMET University yet

again. I find my journey with AMET quite satisfying when I see the joy in the lives of the

family of every student who studied here. I have envisioned that to be economically

empowered, one need not wait for generations but just need to do a course that changes the

course of life for generations.

When one is at AMET, one’s lifetime opportunity has already been met. When the

goings get tough the tough get going. Set the sail in the direction of the wind and the future.

AMET is certainly generations ahead in thought and deed. The fact that AMET is the first

university for Maritime Studies in India proves it.

Challenges are aplenty for both parents and students right from their choice of school

to the choice of a career-oriented course. Thought process is not needed to join a rat-race; one

falls into it by chance only to regret. However, choosing a course that is internationally

acclaimed, technologically trouble-shooting, economically empowering, socially

contributing, environmentally responsible, ethically sound, personally satisfying is rare, but

AMET rears the rare, and prepares students with care as world citizens.

World’s best thought leaders have been associated with AMET. Research at AMET is

not for a thesis but for a solution to a problem. AMET has been effectively contributing to the

niche industries like Shipping, Ship-building, Ocean Engineering, Logistics, Petroleum, IT,

Food and Pharma (through bio-technology and marine-biology) apart from serious orientation

to Personal Safety and Social Responsibility.

International is not a tag but it is the nature and nurture that makes it so. Having been

tied up with foreign universities right from its inception, and with the presence of over five

hundred students from all over the world, a history of internationally acclaimed leaders from

academics and industry as former Chancellor and Members of International Board of Studies

make it truly international.

Besides many an Award that adorns the cupboards, the Quality of Education at

AMET is accredited by none other than organizations like Lloyd, ISO and CRISIL. A history

of record placements and MOUs with every major shipping company remains a feat

unbeatable.

I congratulate the Vice-Chancellor, the Directors, all the Heads of the Departments,

and Faculty for their incessant progress and achievements till date. Wishing you all the best.

Dr. J. Ramachandran

Chancellor

Message from the Pro - Chancellor’s Desk

My Dear Students,

I cordially welcome you to AMET. It is an honor conferred upon you to be the chosen

candidate of this esteemed institution.

AMET’S inexorable strides of caliber and eminence in the field of maritime education

and training with its ability to elevate the global shipping industry with the distinctive human

resource has procured the unsurpassed stature of becoming a first maritime university in

India. The university serves as a fountain of knowledge to impart quality higher education

and training.

Education is not a filling of a hollow vessel but the ignition of a fire. AMET

University illumines the knowledge of maritime aspirants through its scintillating academic

excellence by well distinguished industry focused undergraduate courses, masters and

doctoral programmes. Today AMET has encrypted an exalted state for itself as a

manifestation of the adroit maritime academy through its ardent irrevocable academic zeal.

The vast majority of maritime aspirants who secure their credentials go on to become

global maritime experts and professionals. They contribute to the development of their

countries and help to frame effective policies for the maritime organization on the national

and global level.

AMET has inscribed a positive impact on the lives of cadets and students because

they are exposed towards different social and cultural experiences which they gain at the

university are of immense value in their professional and personal lives.

This contemporary global setting offers exciting career opportunities to the best and

brightest maritime professionals with specific technical, interpersonal and intrapersonal

cluster of skills. The marine professionals are supposed to possess dexterous knowledge and

high standard training to deliver the responsibilities entrusted to them. Nevertheless, AMET

paves the way to secure the aspirations through the university’s eminent professors, visiting

professors, guest lecturers, and faculty members by their facilitation of theoretical and

practical teaching methods. Thus, AMET shapes and molds the maritime aspirants to become

full-fledged marine professionals.

Be the enlightenment of AMET shall sculpt your glorious future. I wish you all

success in your future endeavors.

Mr. Rajesh Ramachandran

Pro Chancellor

Message from the Vice - Chancellor’s Desk

Dear Ametians,

India for a longer time has been considered as a major supplier of trained human

resources to the global shipping industry and known for their competency, efficiency, besides

cost-effective. Though India owns just about one percent of the global shipping fleet, still

provides more than six percent of the total seafarers to the World fleet, which could be

evidenced by the fact that about 86,000 Indian-born seafarers are working on-board ships and

proudly sailing in the international waters today.

AMET, being the pioneer Institution in India in providing maritime education and

training has the credit of ensuring quality in conducting innovative and employable academic

and research programmes, for the last two decades. Thus, it could attract thousands of

aspiring seafarers from India and abroad to its fold to acquire adequate knowledge and to

become professionally trained Mariners all these years. The above fact could be touched upon

that today more than ten thousand AMETIAN graduates are absorbed by various

International Shipping Companies which would certainly pronounce the core strength of

AMET. The continuing success of the AMET in propelling trained talents all over the world

is made possible, largely depends on its well industry-disciplined faculty, well established

infrastructure and well-defined curriculum of global standards, besides the excellent

placement record at its credit.

Moreover, AMET has the principle of bringing innovation in the learning process

year after year to satisfy and cope-up with the changing needs of the Shipping Industry. As

such the academic year 2017-18 is going to be the year of accomplishment for AMET for yet

another innovation, viz. introduction of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), to provide

Value added skill oriented programmes, Technology driven digital learning methods, besides

to strive hard for getting placement for everyone. Wishing you all best of Luck

Col. Dr. G. Thiruvasagam

Vice-Chancellor

JOURNEY OF AMET UNIVERSITY

JOURNEY OF AMET UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI

Welcome to AMET University (Academy of Maritime Education and Training)

India's first University for Maritime-related education, training and research.

AMET is located on the beautiful shore of Bay of Bengal at Kanathur, just an hour's

drive from Chennai city and is a state of the art of establishment totally dedicated to the

dissemination of knowledge and training to cadets and students. Established as a private

maritime institute through AMET Trust with just 14 cadets in 1993, AMET has, through its

uncompromising strides of excellence and ambitious zeal to serve the students and nation,

transformed in to the first University for maritime education in India on 21st August 2007

with strength of 4000 enrolled in different intensive maritime and marine related UG, PG,

Diploma, Certificate and Ph.DProgrammes.

AMET offers a wide range of courses, including vocational certificates at many

levels, bachelor degrees and diplomas; as well as postgraduate certificates and degrees,

including doctorates. Now, AMET-trained Seamen navigate proudly all over the world

spreading its popularity and quality training made possible through the following academic

and professional strengths; Graduates from our school of Marine Engineering, School of

Nautical Science, School of Electrical Engineering, School of Offshore Engineering, School

of Naval Architecture and AMET Business School occupy important positions in industrial

houses throughout the world. In providing Quality Assurance, AMET has obtained

Certification to ISO 9001:2000 Standards from Det Norske Veritas, Norway.

AMET University aims to further enhance the maritime education and aspires to be a

leading maritime university with international standard by providing the best infrastructure in

terms of class rooms with modern teaching aids, well equipped workshops for practical

training, marine workshop for hands on training on marine auxiliaries, Ship in Campus, well-

furnished hostel, canteen facilities, indoor and outdoor games, swimming pool, medical

facilities and an overall congenial atmosphere for the students.

Outside the classroom, students involve in many extra-curricular activities and

participate in campus events including dance, photography, cricket, football, etc. Student

athletes join together as a team and play for the university at inter-college competitions.

Since its inception AMET has catered to the training and development of numerous

international students from Angola, Nepal, Yemen, Oman, Dubai, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Kenya,

Mauritius, Djibouti, Nigeria, Cyria and Thailand.

The Students are sponsored by companies like NIMASA (Nigeria), Sonangol

Shipping Ltd. (Angola), NYK Ship Management Pvt Ltd, TEEKAY Shipping Pvt Ltd,

SONATIDE Marine Ltd. Djibouti Government and UASC. The current international

students' strength is over 400. AMET University consists of 9 schools and 23 Teaching and

Research Departments including Marine Engineering, Nautical Science, Naval Architecture

and Offshore Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Harbour and Ocean Engineering, Marine

Biotechnology, Business School and Electrical & Electronics Engineering (Marine).

AMET University is widening the horizon of the students and multiplying their job

opportunities by giving them a definite edge over others.

They can choose from a variety of European languages : French, German, Spanish

and Italian as the large majority of students. By acquiring this students are directly targeting

the European job market. With Spanish, they can also target South America ports and with

French, the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

With a high employment rate, our highly skilled graduates are in demand world-wide,

with our alumni spread across several countries around the world. The collaborations

between AMET University and the various world leaders in the Shipping Industry shall prove

to be very successful and definitely benefit the students to look forward for a career in

various activities in Shipping Industry globally.

The budding maritime, marine and offshore sectors are a thrilling and tactical area of

growth for AMET University and we look forward in welcoming students who are looking

for worthwhile careers and real-world research opportunities.

VISION

To upgrade AMET University to a position of pre-eminence among the world's

Maritime Universities.

MISSION

To be the fountainhead for nurturing finest intellectual capital base for the Maritime

sector worldwide.

QUALITY POLICY

AMET University is committed to provide highest quality in education and be the

most preferred institution for pursuing marine and marine related courses.

Providing a conductive, vibrant, progressive and enriching learning

atmosphere.

Teaching Excellence and Research Output.

Global outlook and engaging with the world through learning, teaching and

research.

Attracting the best and the brightest students.

Providing competitive advantage in gaining employment for further academic

opportunities.

Maintaining excellent links with commerce and industry both national and

international.

Complying with all applicable requirements and continually improving the

effectiveness of the Quality Management System.

RECOGNITION AND ACCREDITATION

AMET has been recognized by Director General of Shipping (DG Shipping) for

conducting Marine Engineering and Nautical Science Courses. Det Norske

Veritas- Germanischer Lloyds (DNV-GL) world renowned Classification

society bestowed the highest Grade A1 (Outstanding) to AMET continuously

three years i.e. 2014-’15, 2015-’16 and 2016-’17. after intensive inspection for

the Comprehensive Inspection Programme (CIP) conducted under the authority

of Director General of Shipping, Government of India.

AMET has been conferred with Deemed University Status under De Novo

category on August 2007 by University Grants Commission as per Sec.3 of

UGC Act, 1956.

AMET is certified to ISO 9001:2015 QMS Standard by Det Norske Veritas for

Design, Development and Conducting Maritime Training Courses,

Programmes, Examinations and Assessments.

The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) an autonomous

institution of the University Grants Commission has assessed AMET and

accredited with B Grade during November 2015. The accreditation is an

indication of standards of quality as set by the NAAC and valid for a period of

five years from 16-11-2015.

DECISION MAKING BODIES OF THE

UNIVERSITY

MEMBERS OF ACADEMIC COUNCIL

S.No NAME DESIGNATION

I Col. Dr.G.Thiruvasagam (Chairman) Vice-Chancellor

The Registrar, who shall be the secretary of the Academic Council

II Dr. P. Saravanan, (Secretary) Registrar

III Dean(s) of Faculties

1. Prof.K.R.Chidambaram Marine Engineering

2. Capt.K.Karthik Nautical Science

3. Dr.S.K.Satsangi Naval Architecture

4. Dr.D.Arivazhagan Curriculum Development

5. Dr.T.Sasilatha Academic

IV Heads of the Departments

1. Dr.R.Rajavel Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

2. Dr.K.Altaff Dept. of Marine Biotechnology

3. Capt.I.V.S.Ramakrishna Dept. of Pre-Sea Modular Courses

4. Prof.S.Rengaraju Dept. of HND-ME

5. Mr.R.Theertham Dept. of HND-NS

6. Dr.GenganSaravanan Dept. of Chemistry

7. Dr.P.Balaganesan Dept. of Mathematics

8. Dr.R.Baskaran Dept. of Physics

9. Dr.C.Vairavan Dept. of English

10. Dr.K.Komathy Dept. of Information Technology

11. Dr.N.R.Ramkumar Dept. of Physical Education

12. Dr.S.Prabakar Librarian

V Professors other than the Heads of the Departments

(By Rotation of Seniority)

1. Dr.N.Manoharan Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research

2. Capt.Yeshwanthraj Department of Nautical Science

3. Capt.P.Rajendran Department of Nautical Science

4. Mr.BhoopathyBhaskaran Department of Marine

Engineering

5. Mr.K.G.Ravikumar Department of Marine

Engineering

6. Mr.D.ImmanuelThiyagarajan Dept. of Marine Engineering

7. Dr.A.Shameem AMET Business School

8. Mr.P.Palanichamy Department of Mathematics

VI Two Associate Professors from the Departments other than the Heads of the

Departments by Rotation of Seniority

1. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy AMET Business School

2. Dr.T.Nagalakshmi Department of Petroleum

Engineering

VII Two Assistant Professors from the Departments by Rotation of Seniority

1. Mr.P.Ramanathan Department of Mechanical Engg.

2. Mr.S.Arunkumar AMET Business School

VIII Three Eminent Educationists from other field related to the activities of the

Institution Deemed to be University who are not in the service of the

Institution Deemed to be University, nominated by the Vice-Chancellor

1. Dr.Chitra Krishnan HOD- Foreign Language,

University of Madras

2. Dr.V.Thangaraj Controller of Examinations, Vel

Tech University

3. Dr.B.Swaminathan

Asst. Professor, School of

Maritime Management, Indian

Maritime University

IX Three persons who are not members of the Teaching staff, co-opted by the

Academic Council for their specialised knowledge

1. Mr.Santhana Krishnan Ship /Yard Manager Marine

Consultant

2. Dr. M. A. Muthu Manickam

Scientist F, Joint Director, DRDO

/ Combat Vehicles Research &

Development Establishment,

Chennai

3. Capt. Saurabh Mahesh

Head – Crew Sourcing & Cadet

Administration Maersk Line

Singapore

Officials

1. Mrs.V.SangeethaAlbin Director – Administration

2. Prof.K.Seyadu Director – Students Affairs

3. Dr.K.Duraipandian Controller of Examinations

4. Capt.V.Chandrasekar Director – Placements

5. Dr.J.Rengamani Director– Faculty Development

MEMEBERS OF BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

1. Col. Dr. G.Thiruvasagam Vice – Chancellor, AMET University –

Chairman

2. Mr. Rajesh Ramachandran Vice-President – Nominee of AMET Trust

3. Mrs.Susheela Ramachandran Managing Trustee – Nominee of AMET Trust

4. Mr.S.Karikalan Senior Vice President - Nominee of AMET

Trust

5. Prof. Tulsi Ram, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi - UGC

Nominee

6. Dr. M.S. Palanichamy, Former Vice-Chancellor, Tamil Nadu Open

University – Eminent Academician

7. Dr. R.K. Chauhan Vice – Chancellor & Senior Prof., Lingaya’s

University, Faridabad, Haryana – Eminent

Academician

8. Dr. L. Kannan, Former Vice-Chancellor, Thiruvalluvar

University – Eminent Academician

9. Mr. K. Seyadu Chief Executive Officer - Nominee of AMET

Trust

10. Capt. K.Karthik Dean – Nautical Science, AMET University

11. Dr. N. Manoharan, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research, AMET

University

12. Prof. K.R. Chidambaram Dean, Department of Marine Engineering,

AMET University

13. Dr. T. Nagalakshmi, Associate Professor – Department of Petroleum

Engineering, AMET University

14. Dr. K. Duraipandian Controller of Examinations, AMET University –

Permanent Invitee

15. Dr. P. Saravanan Registrar, AMET University - Secretary

INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF ADVISORS

Capt. IbFruergaard Managing Director,Mari-Time Solutions

(Singapore) Pvt. Ltd.

PaulinoBaiona Manning Director,Sonangol Shipping,

Angola

Mr. Satoru Kuboshima President-Line Ship Management,

Japan

Capt. G. Ramaswamy CEO,Sea Team Management India Pvt.

Ltd.(Frontline Group Norway)

Capt. Rajesh Tandon Managing Director, V Ships, India

Capt. Abhijit Chattopadhyay Director &CEO,Mitsui OSK Lines

Maritime (I) (P) Ltd.,Mumbai

Mr. RajaishBajpaee CEO,Bernhard Schulte Ship

Management, Hong-Kong

Dr. Swapan Das Sarma Director, Teledata Marine Solutions,

USA

Capt. Saurab Mahesh Head Global Cadet Administration,

Maersk Line Ship Management,

AP Moller Singapore Pte.Ltd.,Singapore

Capt. NavinPassey Managing Director,

Wallem Ship Management (India)

Pvt.Ltd.,Mumbai

Mr. Lars Modin President & CEO, International Tanker

Management, Dubai

Dr. Santhanakumar Integrated Petroleum Consultancy

Services Pvt. Ltd., Chennai

Capt. Ashok R. SabnisGoodwood Ship Management Pte.Ltd.,

Singapore

Mr. Satraj Gill Dy. Managing Director (ROHQ),

Thome Ship Management

MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING AND MONITORING BOARD

1. Col.Dr.G.Thiruvasagam, Vice-Chancellor, AMET University – Chairman

2. Dr.MeenakshiGopinath, Principal, Lady Sri Ram College for Women, New Delhi

(UGC Nominee)

3. Dr.T.Balakrishnan, Former Vice-Chancellor, Periyar University

4. Capt.G.Ramaswamy, CEO, SeaTeam Management (I) (P) Ltd

5. Dr.J.P.Sukumar, Former Director of Physical Education, Anna University Sports

Board, Anna University

6. Dr.S.Hariharan, Director, Academic Staff College, Pondicherry University

7. Dr.S.Karunanidhi, Prof & Head, Dept. of Psychology, University of Madras

8. Dr.Chitra Krishnan, Prof & Head, Dept. of French and other Foreign Languages,

University of Madras

9. Dr.G.Krishnamoorthy, Director, Anna University Library, Chennai

10. Dr.M.K.Padmanaban, Chief Executive Officer, Premier Center for Competency

Training (PCFCT), Chennai

11. Mr.K.Seyadu, Chief Executive Officer, AMET University

12. Prof.K.R.Chidambaram, Principal – DGS Courses

13. Dr.N.Manoharan, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research,AMET University

14. Prof.Cdr.PrashantkumarSinghal, Chairperson, School of Offshore Engineering

15. Capt.K.Karthik, Dean-Nautical Science

16. Mr.BhoopathyBhaskaran, Professor, Dept. of Marine Engineering

17. Dr.P.Saravanan, Registrar, AMET University – Secretary

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Name & Designation Position

Col. Dr. G. Thiruvasagam, Vice-Chancellor,

AMET University Chairman

Mr. S.Karikalan Nominee of the Trust

Shri. Narayan Singh, Joint Secretary, UGC,

New Delhi UGC Nominee

Mrs.V.SangeethaAlbin Nominee of the Board of Management

Mrs.D.Nalini, Finance Officer Secretary

Mr.B.Thiyagarajan Auditor

BOARD OF RESEARCH

Col. Dr. G. Thiruvasagam,

Vice – Chancellor, AMET University,

Chennai – 603 112

Chairperson

Dr. P. Sivakumar

Director, DRDO/Combat Vehicles Research

& Development Establishment(CVRDE), Avadi, Chennai - 600 054

Member

Dr.V.Selvam,

Executive Director, M S Swaminathan Research Foundation,

Third cross road, Tharamani Institutional Area, Chennai- 600 113

Member

Dr. S. Mohan,

Professor, Environmental and water

Resources Engineering Division, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT

Madras, Chennai – 600036

Member

Dr. P. Iyamperumal,

Director, Tamil Nadu Science and Technology Centre,

Gandhi Mandapam Road, Chennai - 600 025

Member

Dr. B. Venkataraman,

Head, Radiological Safety Division &

Associate Director, Radiological Safety and

Environmental Group, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Department

of Atomic Energy,

Member

Government of India, Kalpakkam – 603 102

Dr. R. Venkatesan,

Group Head, Scientist - G, Ocean Observation System, National Institute of

Ocean Technology (NIOT), Chennai – 600 100.

Member

Dr. N.K. Chandrababu,

Scientist – G, Cluster Chairman Leather

Process Technology, Central Leather Research

Institute (CLRI) Government of India, Adyar, Chennai – 600 020

Member

Dr.Rita John,

Professor and Head, Department of Theoretical Physics,

University Madras, Chennai-600 025

Member

Dr. P. Saravanan,

Registrar, AMET University,

Chennai – 603 112

Member

Dr. M. Jayaprakashvel

Director – Research,

AMET University, Chennai – 603 112

Member

Dr. N. Manoharan,

Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research),

AMET University, Chennai – 603 112

Secretary

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD – DEPARTMENT WISE

Department of Naval Architecture & Offshore Engineering

1. Dr. Nikolas Xiros - Professor, Department of Naval Architect,

University of New Orleans, USA

2. Mr. Sohan Roy - Naval Architect, CEO & Founder, Aries Group

of Companies, Sharjah, UAE

3. Mr.NawalSaigal - Former MD, Dubai Drydocks, UAE

4. Cdr. Balakrishnan G. Nair - Chief Engineer, Structural and Naval

Engineering,Naval Architect,

SaipemIndiaProjects Pvt. Ltd., Chennai

5. KJH Christie - Vice President - Design, L & T Shipbuilding,

Chennai

6. Cdr. Arvind Kaushik - Head-Business Development (Naval Works)

L&TConstruction (Heavy Civil Infrastructure)

Larsen &Toubro Ltd., New Delhi - 110 019

Department of Petroleum Engineering

1. Mr.GuyAllinson - Senior Lecturer, School of Petroleum

Engineering, The University of New South

Wales, Australia

2. Dr. MariyamniBintiAwang - MOR Director, Department of Petroleum

EngineeringUniversitiTeknologi Petronas,

Malaysia

3. Prof. Brian Evans - Head, Dept of Petroleum Engineering

(Subsea Eng)Curtin University- Science

Engineering, Western Australia

4. Mr. P. Chandrasekaran - General Manager & Basin Manager, Krishna –

Godavari &Pranhita - Godavari Basins ONGC,

Chennai

Department of Mechanical Engineering

1. Dr. C. Periasamy - Professor, Department of Mechanical

Engineering, Birla Institute of Technology &

Science, Pilani, Dubai United Arab Emirates

2. Dr. M.V.N Sankaram - Professor, Department of Mechanical



3. Dr. R. Udhayakumar - Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical



4. Dr. Yu Zhou - Professor, Shenzhen Garduate School Harbin

Institute of Technology, Building C, Xili

University Town, Shen Zhen, China,518055

5. Mr. Abdelsalam Mohammad - Professor, Department of Mechanical

Engineering, Al-Sarkhi King Fahd University of

Petroleum & Minerals, South Arabia

6. LU Lin, Vivien - Associate Professor,Department of Building

ServicesEngineering, The Hong Kong

Polytechnique University, Hong Kong China

7. Dr. A. Antar, Mohammed - Professor, Department of Mechanical

Engineering, King Fhad University of Petroleum

and Minerals,Saudi Arabia

AMET Business School

1. Dr. Daniel - UTS, Sydney

2. Dr. Jeremy Howells - University of Southhampton, UK

3. Mr. M. Armstrong - Head-Operations, SchenkerKhimji's LLC,

Muscat,

Sultanate of Oman

4. Mr. NizamuddinAzeez - Manager-Operations, Inspectorate International,

Jubail Port, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

COURSES OFFERED

DETAILS OF COURSES OFFERED

U.G. Programmes

B.Sc.Nautical Science

B.E.Marine Engineering

B.E.Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering

B.E. Petroleum Engineering

B.E. Mechanical Engineering

B.E. Electrical & Electronics Engineering

B. Tech. in Food Processing Technology

B.E. Mining Engineering

B.B.A. Shipping

B.Com Logistics & Computer Applications

P.G. Programmes

M. E. Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering

M. E. Petroleum Engineering

M.E. Thermal & Fluid Engineering

M.E. Power Systems

M.E. Structural Engineering and Construction

M.B.A. Shipping & Logistics Management

M.Sc Marine Biotechnology

Ph.D. Programmes

AMET Business School

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Harbour& Ocean Engineering

Marine Bio-Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Petroleum Engineering

Physics

Chemistry

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English

Information Technology

Marine Engineering

Mathematics

Nautical Science

Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering

Higher National Diploma Programmes

Higher National Diploma in Marine Engineering (In collaboration with City of Glasgow

College, U.K)

Higher National Diploma in Marine Engineering (In collaboration with South Tyneside

College, U.K)

Higher National Diploma in Nautical Science (In collaboration with City of Glasgow

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Higher National Diploma in Nautical Science (In collaboration with South Tyneside

College, U.K)

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Other Programmes

Pre Sea Training for Graduate Mechanical Engineers

Pre-Sea GP Rating (6 Months)

Pre Sea Modular Programmes

Global Maritime Distress and Safety Systems (GMDSS)

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On Board Ship Automation by CDCE School of Automation and robotics in association

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Innovation in robotics and artificial intelligence Electronics Platform Research (EPR) Lab

Value Added Programmes

One credit course - Instrumented Safety Systems - by Yokogawa India Ltd

PRIMA VERA ORACLE

High Voltage Safety and Switch Gear - Operational Level Course (Directorate General of

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High Voltage Safety and Switch Gear - Management Level Course (DGS approved

Certificate Course)

CAD using CERO

CNC Milling and Turning in association with National Small Industrial Corporation

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Community College Programmes

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THE PRE-ADMISSION COUNSELING 2017-2018

AMET University has conducted the AMET University Common Entrance Test for various

courses offered by this University successfully at the following test centers.

S.No City Venue Name Address

1 Bangalore Saastech Software

Pvt. Ltd

55, S V Complex, K R Road, Basavanagudi,

Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004

2 Kozhikode JDT ISLAM

informatics center

Opposite nirmala hospital wayanad road

vellimadukunnu 673012, Kozhikode, Kerala –

673012

3 Lucknow Bitech Exam Hub 3/7 VinaykhandPatrkarpuramChaurahaGomti

Nagar Lucknow-226010

4 Hyderabad U Learn Systems Pvt

Ltd

4Th Floor, East 19 Building, Lane Adjacent To

Dominos Pizza Opp Cyber Towers, Madhapur

Hyderabad – 500081

5 Cochin Rajagiri Centre For

Business Studies,

Seaport Airport Road, Rajagiri Valley P.O.

Kakkanad Kochi 682039

6 Kolkata

Goverment College

of Engineering &

Leather Technology

Eastern Metropolitan Bypass, Block-LB, Sector-

III, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, West Bengal

700098

7 Mumbai Omkar Education

Sangh

First Floor, ShindewadiBmc School,

ShankerraoPalav Marg, Opposite

ShindewadiMhada Office, Above Shindewadi

Metropolitan Court, Dadar East – 400014

8 Patna

Acme Institute of

Information And

Technology

142, Road No. 10, Near Canara Bank, Sri

Krishna Nagar, Patna 800001 Landmark-

Income Tax Golambar 800001

9 Delhi

Sakaar Digital-

Pariksha Solutions

Pvt Ltd

4/71 3Rd Floor. Wea Karol Bagh. Opp Hotel

Regent Continental. Delhi 110005

10 Trivandrum Marian Engineering

College

Menamkulam, Kazhakuttom, Trivandrum, Pin

695582

11 Chandigarh eEdu Solutions S.C.0. 324-325, Level - II, Sector : 38 D

,Chandigarh, near ICICI bank

TEACHING FACULTY

Department of Marine Engineering

S.No. Name Designation

1 Prof.K.R.Chidambaram Prinicpal DGS Courses

2 Prof.S.Rengaraju Professor

3 Prof.M.Rajasekaran Professor

4 Prof.BhoopathyBhaskaran Professor

5 Prof.SureshPattabhiraman Professor

6 Prof.P.S.Sridhar Professor

7 Prof.K.Rajagopalan Professor

8 Prof.K.G.Ravikumar Professor

9 Prof.S.P.Venugopal Professor

10 Prof.S.ShanmugaSundaram Asst. Professor

11 Prof.R.Rajendr Prasad Asst. Professor

12 Prof.ParivallalPanneerselvam Asst. Professor

Department of Nautical Science

S.No Name Designation

1. Capt.K.Karthik Dean

2 Capt.Yeshwanth Raj Professor

3 Capt.R.K.Kumar Professor

4 Capt.I.V.S.Ramakrishna Professor

5 Capt.P.Rajendran Professor

6 Capt.J.Manivannan Professor

7 Capt.Samson Joseph Professor

8 Capt.V.Chandrasekhar Professor

9 Cdr.V.Ramakrishnan Professor

10 Capt.Ganeshyam Professor

Department of Naval Architecture & Offshore Engineering


1 Dr.S.K.Satsangi Dean-HOD

2 Cdr. Prashant Kumar Director

3 Mr.M.S.P. Raju Professor

4 Dr. B.M. Shameem Assistant Professor

5 Mr. Akshar Patel Assistant Professor

6 Mr.Vijith P P Assistant Professor

7 Mr. Himanshu Uppal Assistant Professor

8 Mr. Ranjit Kumar Varma Assistant Professor

9 Mr. Vinod Vincent Assistant Professor

10 Mr. Y. Gopikrishna Assistant Professor

11 Mr. A. PremAnandh Assistant Professor

12 Mr. Saravanakumar.K Assistant Professor

13 Mrs.C.Vijayalakshmi Assistant Professor

14 Mr. Ramaswamy Assistant Professor

AMET BUSINESS SCHOOL

S.No Name Designation

1 Dr.J.Rengamani Director

2 Dr.A.Shameem Professor

3 Dr.D.Rajasekar Associate Professor

4 Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Associate Professor

5 Dr.R.Srinivasan Assistant Professor

Department of ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINERING

S. No Name Designation

1 Dr.T.Sasilatha Professor & Dean

2 Dr.S.V.Saravanan Assistant Professor

3 Dr.M.Rajavelan Assistant Professor

4 Ms.R.Elavarasi Assistant Professor

5 Mr.R.Sundar Assistant Professor

6 Mr.M.Dheepak Assistant Professor

7 Mr.P.Veerakumar Assistant Professor

8 Ms.A.MubashiraAnjum Assistant Professor

9 Mr.S.Janarthanan Assistant Professor

10 Mr.V.Karthikeyan Assistant Professor

11 Ms. T .Dhanya Assistant Professor

12 Mr.C.Gnanavel Assistant Professor

13 Ms.A.Durga Devi Assistant Professor

14 Mr.Baldwin Immanuel Assistant Professor

15 Mr.P.Muthukumar Assistant Professor

16 Ms.G.Jegadeeswari Assistant Professor

17 Ms.S.Sinthuja Assistant Professor

6 Dr.S.Poongavanam Assistant Professor

7 Ms.Annie Sam Assistant Professor

8 Dr.RubenAnto Assistant Professor

9 Mr.S.Arun Kumar Assistant Professor

10 Ms.D.DivyaRanjani Assistant Professor



1 Dr. T. Nagalakshmi Professor & Head

2 Mr.Anand Ramamurthy Associate Professor

3 Dr.A.RajeshKanna Assistant Professor

4 Mr. M. J. A. Prince Assistant Professor

5

Mrs. V. Amirthavalli Assistant Professor

6

Mr. S. Govindan Assistant Professor

7 Mr. H.Sundaram Assistant Professor

8 Dr.A.Balasubramanian Assistant Professor

9

Dr.P.Sakthiselvan Assistant Professor

10 Mr.M.Panbarasan

Assistant Professor

11 Mr. D. Srikanth Assistant Professor

12 Mr.Ilavalagan Assistant Professor

13 Mr.Abhinav Gupta

Assistant Professor

Department of Harbor and Ocean Engineering


1 Dr.K.Thiruvenkatasamy Professor - HOD

2 Dr.J.Rajaraman Professor

3 Dr.L.Senthilnathan Assistant Professor

4 Mr.P.Mohamed Rajab Assistant Professor

5 Ms.R.Keerthi Raj Assistant Professor

Department of Mechanical Engineering


1 Dr.Rajavel HOD-Professor

2 Dr.S.Prabhakaran Associate Professor

3 Dr.K.Umanath Associate Professor

4 Mr.P.Ramanathan Assistant Professor

5 Mr.V.Srinivas Assistant Professor

6 Mr.A.R.Sivaram Assistant Professor

7 Mr.P.Senthil Kumar Assistant Professor

8 Mr.J.Harish kumar Assistant Professor

9 Mr.R.Praveenkumar Assistant Professor

10 Mr.D.S.Balaji Assistant Professor

11 Mr.G.Vijayakanth Assistant Professor

12 Mr.S.Muthubaskaran Assistant Professor

13 Ms.G.Divyapriya Assistant Professor

14 Mr.A.VijinPrabhu Assistant Professor

15 Mr.ArunNavin Joseph Assistant Professor

Department of Marine Biotechnology


1 Dr.Altaff Professor & Head

2 Dr. M. Jaya Prakashvel Assistant Professor

3 Dr.N. Sri Kumaran Assistant Professor

4 Dr.SylveserFederick Assistant Professor

Department of Information Technology

S. No. Name Designation

1 Dr.K.Komathy Professor & Head

2 Ms. G. Vennila Assistant Professor

3 Ms.Shanthi H.J Assistant Professor

4 Mr. E. Subramanian Assistant Professor

5 Mr.D.Satish Assistant Professor

Department of Chemistry


1 Dr.GenganSaravanan Professor & Head

2

Dr.N.Sivakumar Assistant Professor

3 Dr.T.R.Heera Assistant Professor

Department of English


1. Dr.C.Vairavan Professor & Head

2. Mr.K.Manigandan Assistant Professor

3. Ms.J.Christalin Janet Assistant Professor

4. Ms.S.Esther Rani Assistant Professor

5 Ms.P.Karthika Assistant Professor

Department of HND – Nautical Science


1. Mr.P.J.Samson HOD

2. Mr.R.Theertham Asst Professor

3. Mr.K.Babu Sr.Lecturer

Prof.V.B.S.RAJAN LIBRARY


1 Dr.S.Prabakar Librarian

2 Mr.K.Sekar Asst – Librarian

3 Dr.M.Nagarajan Asst – Librarian

Department of Mathematics


1. Dr.BalaganesanPalanivelu Professor & Head

2. Ms.M.Mehertaj Assistant professor

3. Ms.G.Jenitha Assistant professor

4. Mr.I.Paulraj Assistant professor

5. Ms.T.Dhivya Assistant professor

Department of Physics


1. Dr.R.Baskaran Professor & Head

2. Mr.M.Sureshkumar Assistant professor

3. Dr Anita R Warrier Assistant professor

4. Dr Suresh Sagadevan Assistant professor

5. Dr K Anandan Assistant professor

6. Dr K Rajesh Assistant professor

7. Dr K Gayathri Assistant professor

Department of Physical Education


1 Dr. N. R. Ramkumar Director

2. Dr. A. Manoj Kumar Assistant professor

ACADEMIC SCHEDULE

Day / Month JULY 2017 AUGUST 2017 SEPTEMBER 2017 OCTOBER 2017 NOVEMBER 2017 DECEMBER 2017

Friday 1 1 HolidayMilad-un-Nabi

Saturday 1 Founder’s Birthday 2 Holiday Bakrid 2 Holiday

Sunday 2 Holiday 3 Holiday 1 Holiday Muharram 3 Holiday

Monday 3 4 2 Holiday Gandhi Jayanthi 4

Tuesday 4 1 5 Teacher’s Day 3 5

Wednesday 5 2 6 4 Green Card Meeting 1 6

Thursday 6 3 7 5 Green Card Meeting 2 7

Friday 7 4 8 International Literacy Day

(UNESCO) 6 Green Card Meeting 3 8

Saturday 8 Holiday 5 Holiday 9 Holiday 7 Holiday 4 Holiday 9 Holiday

Sunday 9 Holiday 6 Holiday 10 Holiday 8 Holiday 5 Holiday 10 Holiday

Monday 10 7 11 9 6 Commencement of Practical

Examination 11

Tuesday 11 8 12 10 7 12

Wednesday 12 9 13 11 8 13 Academic Council

Meeting

Thursday 13 10 14 12 9 14

Friday 14 11 15 13 10 15 University Exam

Ends

Saturday 15 Holiday World Youth Skills Day

12 Holiday International Youth

Day 16 Holiday 14 Holiday 11

16 Holiday Winter

Vacation Starts


Monday 17 University reopens for ODD

Semester 14 Holiday Krishna Jayanthi 18 Commencement of Second

Internal Test 16 Holiday

13 Commencement of Model

Examinations 18

Tuesday 18 15 Independence day 19 17 Holiday 14 19

Wednesday 19 16 Commencement of First Internal Test

20 Academic Council Meeting 18 Holiday Deepavali 15 20

Thursday 20 17 21International Day of Peace 19 Holiday 16 21

Friday 21 18 Annual Convocation 22 20 17 22

Saturday 22 Holiday 19 Holiday World Humanitarian

Day 23 Holiday 21 18 23 Holiday


Monday 24 21 25 23 20 25 Holiday Christmas

Tuesday 25 22 26 24 21 26

Wednesday 26 23 27 25 Board of Research Meeting 22 27

Thursday 27 24 28 World Maritime Day (IMO) 26 23 28

Friday 28 25 Holiday VinayagarChathurthi 29 Holiday Ayutha Pooja 27 24 Issue of Hall Tickets 29

Saturday 29 26 Holiday 30 Holiday VijayaDasami 28 25 Holiday 30 Holiday

Sunday 30 Holiday 27 Holiday 29 Holiday 26 Holiday 31 Holiday

Monday 31 Holiday 28Last date for uploading First

Internal Marks 30

27 Last date for uploading

Model exam marks and CIA Marks

Tuesday 29 31 28 Commencement of

University Exams

Wednesday 30 29

Thursday 31 30

July – December Session 2017 (Academic Year 2017- 18)

Acdemic Year

Day / Month JANUARY 2018 FEBRUARY 2018 MARCH 2018 APRIL 2018 MAY2018

Sunday 1 Holiday

Monday 1 Holiday New Year’s Day/ Winter Vacation Ends

2

Tuesday 2 University reopens for EVEN sem 3 1 Holiday

Wednesday 3 4 Academic Council Meeting 2

Thursday 4 1 1 5 3

Friday 5 2 2 6 4

Saturday 6 3 3 Holiday 7 World Health Day (WHO) 5 Holiday


Monday 8 5 Commencement of First

Internal Test 5

9 Commencement of Practical

Examination 7

Tuesday 9 6 6 10 8

Wednesday 10 7 7 Board of Research Meeting 11 9

Thursday 11 8 8 International Women’s Day 12 10

Friday 12 9 9 13 11

Saturday 13 Holiday 10 Holiday Alumni Meet 10 14 Holiday Tamil New Year 12

Sunday 14 Holiday Pongal 11 Holiday 11 Holiday 15 Holiday 13 Holiday

Monday 15 Holiday UzhavarThirunal 12 12 Commencement of Second Internal Test

16 Commencement of Model Examination

14

Tuesday 16 Holiday Thiruvalluvar Day 13 13 17 15

Wednesday 17 14 14 18 16

Thursday 18 15 Foundation Day / Last date for uploading First

Internal Marks

15 19 17 University Exam Ends

Friday 19 16 16 20 18 Summer Vacation Starts

Saturday 20 17 17 Holiday 21 19 Holiday

Sunday 21 Holiday 18 Holiday 18 Holiday Telugu New Year 22 Holiday 20 Holiday

Monday 22 19 19 23 21

Tuesday 23 20 20 24 22

Wednesday 24 21 21 25 23

Thursday 25 22 22 Last date for uploading Second

Internal Marks 26 24

Friday 26 Holiday Republic Day 23 23 27 Issue of Hall Tickets 25

Saturday 27 Holiday 24 24 28 Last date for uploading Model

Exam Marks and CIA Marks 26 Holiday


Monday 29 26 26 Green Card Meeting 30 Commencement of University

Exams 28

Tuesday 30 27 27 Green Card Meeting 29

Wednesday 31 28 28 Green Card Meeting 30

Thursday 29 Holiday MahavirJayanthi 31

Friday 30 Holiday Good Friday

Saturday 31 Holiday

January – June Session2018(Academic Year 2017- 18)

RESULT ANALYSIS

Course wise Distribution of Pass Percentage

Course

Current Students No. of

Students

including

Old Batches

Students to be

awarded Degree

Total No. of

Students Pass %

MS(BY RESEARCH) 1 1 100 1

BSc(NS) 143 180 79.44 159

BE(ME) 173 189 91.53 176

BE(NA) 64 84 76.19 84

BE(EEEM) 8 9 88.89 9

BE(PE) 103 124 83.06 112

BE(HE) 20 21 95.24 20

BE(MECH) 35 48 72.92 35

BBA(S) 63 82 76.83 63

MBA(SLM) 63 67 94.03 63

MSc(MBT) 1 7 14.29 1

MTech(PE) 3 8 37.5 3

MTech(NA) 5 6 83.33 5

Total 682 826 76.40 731

External Examiners

Sl.No Department Faculty Name Affiliation

1 ABS Dr.P.G.LathaMaheswari J.H.A.Agarsan College,

Madhavaram, Chennai

2 ABS Dr.K.Selvasundaram Faculty of Science &Humanities,SRM

University

3 ABS B.Devamaindhan IDE, University of Madras

4 ABS Dr.R.Meganathan Mohamed Sathak College

5 ABS R.Kabaleeswaran Mohamed Sathak College

6 ABS Ms.DivyaSathish Sathyabama University,

7 ABS Ms.Hemalatha Lord Venkateshwara College of Engineering

8 ABS B.Yogeswari J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

9 ABS J.Khaja Sheriff University of Madras

10 ABS B.Yogeswari J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

11 ABS R.Shanthi Madras University

12 CHEMISTRY Niranjani.S S.D.N.B. Vaishnav College for Women,

Chrompet, Chennai

13 EEEM Dr.JawaharSenthilkumar Anna University, Chennai

14 EEEM Dr.Mohanasundar Vel Tech, Avadi

15 EEEM Sathish Kumar T IMU, Uthandi,Chennai,119

16 EEEM Dr.S.Pukazhendhi Anna University, Chennai

17 EEEM Dr.Pongaiyanan Prof., AvaiyarmensEngg College,

Pondicherry

18 EEEM Dr.A.Sivasubramaniam VIT University

19 EEEM Dr.C.Bharathiraja SRM University

20 EEEM Dr.Mohanasundar Vel Tech, Avadi

21 EEEM Dr.C.Bharathiraja SRM University

22 EEEM Dr.A.Sivasubramaniam VIT University

23 EEEM Mr.Prabhu G.K.M. College of Engg.,Chennai

24 ENGLISH M.D.Sasikala J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

25 ENGLISH D.R.Jayaraman J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

26 ENGLISH M.D.Sasikala J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

27 HE Dr.Arivazhagan

Meenakshisundarajan college of

engineering,ambattur, chennai- 53.

28 HE Prof.Dr.GeorgeYesuVedha

Victor

Fellow of ICA, Chartered Engineer(UK),

Marine Layer -Arbitrator

29 HE HemeltonA.Joseph

Executive Engineer, Chennai Port Trust, 12,

Vel Nagar Extn, Adambakkam, Chennai-

600 088

30 HE Ms.M.Malini Gayathri

MeenakshiSundarajan College of

Engineering, 363, Arcot Road,

Kodambakkam, Chennai600 024

31 HE Dr.VasanthiPadmanabhan B.S.Abdur Rahman University, Seethakathi

Estate, Vandalur, Chennai-600 048

32 HE Ms.M.Malini Gayathri MeenakshiSundarajan College of

Engineering

33 HE Dr.B.Hemalatha Meenakshi College of Engineering, West

KK Nagar, chennai- 78.

34 HE HemeltonA.Joseph

Executive Engineer, Chennai Port Trust, 12,

Vel Nagar Extn, Adambakkam, Chennai-

600 088

35 HE Prof.Dr.GeorgeYesuVedha

Victor

Fellow of ICA, Chartered Engineer(UK),

Marine Layer -Arbitrator

36 IT T.S.Umamaheswari J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

37 IT T.S.Umamaheswari J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

38 MARINE Dr.K.Sivasami

Dr.K.Sivasami, Dean Marine, Coimbatore

Marine College, Mayileripalayam,

Coimbatore- 641032

39 MARINE V.Srinivasan

Mr.V.Srinivasan, 2/12, First Floor, State

Bank Colony, Vannanthurai, Adyar,

Chennai- 600 020

40 MARINE Mr.T.Mohan Chief Engineer, MASSA Maritime

Academy, Chennai

41 MARINE Prof. K.V.Sivanarayana

Prof, Dept of Marine Engg, Sri

Venkateshwara College of Engg, Sri

Perumbadur

42 MARINE S.Krishnan Sri Vengateshwara College of Engg

43 MARINE T.R.Mohan Sri Vengateshwara College of Engg

44 MARINE Mr.T.Mohan Chief Engineer, MASSA Maritime

Academy, Chennai

45 MARINE Mr.V.Srinivasan Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering

and Techonology, Chennai

46 MATHS R.Pushpalatha J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

47 MATHS L.Vasu Easwari Engineering College, BharathiSalai,

Ramapuram, Cehnnai-600 089

48 MATHS R.Pushpalatha J.H.A.Agarsan College, Madhavaram,

Chennai

49 MBT Dr.N.Manoharan School of Marine Sciences, Chennai

50 MBT Dr.N.Yogananth Mohammed Sathak College of Arts and

Science, Sholinganallur, Chennai-600 119

51 MBT Dr.N.Thirunavukkarasu Dr.AmbedkarGovt Arts College,

Vyasarbadi, Chennai-39

52 MBT Dr.K.Maheshkumar Madras Christian College, Tambaram,

Chennai- 600 059

53 MBT Dr.Muthezhilan D G Vaishnav College , Arumbakkam,

Chennai-600 106

54 MBT Dr.K.Maheshkumar Madras Christian College, Tambaram,

Chennai- 600 059

55 MBT Dr.B.Sampath Kumar Vels University, Cehnnai-117

56 MECH P.Gopi Anand Institute of Higher Tech, OMR,

Chennai

57 MECH Dr.Mohanmurugan Saveetha University, Saveetha Nagar,

Thandalam, Chennai- 602 105.

58 MECH Dr.A.Dhanpal

Prof., RamanujarEngg College, 16,

Harrington Street, Indira Nagar Extn,

Seliyur, Cehnnai-73

59 MECH Dr.G.Ramesh VelammalEngg College, Surapet, Ambattur,

Chennai

60 MECH Dr.Mohanmurugan Saveetha University, Saveetha Nagar,

Thandalam, Chennai- 602 105.

61 MECH Dr.L.Ranganathan JeppiarEngg College, Jeppiaar Nagar, OMR,

Semmancherry, Chennai-119

62 MECH Dr.Rajan

MGR University. Periyar EVR High Road,

NH4 Haigh way, Maduravoyal, Chennai-

600 095.

63 MECH Dr.Kathirvel RMK Engineering College, RSM Nagar,

Kaveripettai, Karmedupudi(T.K), 601206

64 NAUTICAL Capt.AjayGangadharan

Maritime Foundations, 30/13,

Jayalakshmipuram 1st street,

Nungambakkam, Chennai- 34.

65 NAUTICAL Capt.Mukund Kumar Indian Maritime University, Uhtandi,

Chennai -119

66 NAUTICAL Capt.G.B.Singh

The Nautical Institute India(Southern India

Branch) 24, Bagavantham Street,(opp)

ThirupathiDevasthanam, T.Nagar, Chennai-

600 017

67 PETROLEUM Dr.R.Nagendra Anna University, Chennai- 600 025

68 PETROLEUM Mr.SanjayR.Joshi

Department of Petroleum Engineering,

Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT),

S.No.124, Paud Road, Kothrud, Pune

411038, Maharastra, India.

69 PHYSICS Dr.P.Koteeswari S.D.N.B. Vaishnav College for Women,

Chrompet, Chennai

70 PHYSICS Dr.T.Kavitha S.D.N.B. Vaishnav College for Women,

Chrompet, Chennai

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

Training and Placement @ AMET

In AMET Training and Placement Cell is to guide cadets to choose right career and to give

knowledge, skill, and aptitude and meet the manpower requirements of the Industry. We

equipping the cadets with relevant and conceptualized professional skills and guiding them

towards a bright future and career all around the world with the values of – ‘Sincerity’, ‘Hard

Work’ and ‘Ethics’.

Motive

To assist students to develop/clarify their academic and career interests, and their short and long-

term goals through individual counseling and group sessions

Maintaining and regularly updating the database of students. Maintaining database of companies

and establishing strategic links for campus recruitments.

Gathering information about job fairs and all relevant recruitment advertisements.

Coordinating with companies to learn about their requirements and recruitment procedures

Identifying the needs and expectations of the companies to assist them in recruiting most suitable

candidates.

Organizing pre-placement training/workshops/seminars for students.

Arranging periodic meetings with Human Resources Department of companies and TPO's to

promote recruitments.

To assist students for industrial training at the end of the fourth and sixth semester.

To provide resources and activities to facilitate the career planning process.

To act as a link between students, alumni, and the employment community.

To assist students in obtaining placement in reputed companies.

Career Guidance:

Highlighting articles on departmental notice boards regarding Competitive & Industrial Career

Opportunities.

Inform students about the available job opportunities in government sectors and off campus

drives.

Arranging Motivational Talks.

Conducting Psychometric Test.

Conducting Expectation Management Workshops.

Training& Development:

Keeping in view the industry requirements, the training curriculum is designed for preparing the

students for entry-level Graduate Engineer Trainees.

Personality Development

Communication Skills & Vocabulary

Resume Preparation& Email Writing

Group Discussion

Interview Skills

Aptitude Training & Practice Tests

Foreign Languages such as Japanese & German

Placement:

The industry is always on the lookout for students who are vibrant, energetic individuals and

ready to accept challenges, attentive, a good academic background, fast learners, open to

learning even at work and more importantly, good communication skills.

This activity focuses on the personality development to make the students reliable, with a

positive attitude and right decision making.

Guiding for preparation.

Arranging mock Interviews.

Conducting weekly Aptitude tests

Communicating with Alumni for available openings.

Communicating with industry for campus interviews.

PRE-PLACEMENT TALK (PPT)

Pre Placement Talks provides an opportunity to the recruiting company and the students to

interact with each other. The company gives the presentation regarding the history, growth

potential, future opportunities, and jobs available (content, compensation package, location, etc.)

PPT also provides a company with opportunity to recruit AMET students for summer training

assignments.

FINAL PLACEMENT

Campus recruitment drives are undertaken by inviting companies from the private, public and

government sectors to place Institute’s students at entry level positions. Placement assistance is

provided industry/sector/Vertical-wise as well as by functional area wise.

COCHIN SHIPYARD COMPANY TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

GOOD WOOD SHIP MANAGEMENT TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

TRANSVISION LINE TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

MAERSK LINE TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

PARAGON DIGITAL SERVICES TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

THOME SHIPPING INDIA PVT. LTD. TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

Dubai Visit from 26th

April 2018 to 1stMay 2018

The AMET University gives a great opportunity to the Second year MBA students of AMET

Business School to undergo Industrial Visit in Dubai with the following objectives:

1) To provide an international exposure to the MBA students

2) To make them to learn about the port activities & operations

3) To assist MBA students with placement opportunities

4) To conduct an Alumni Meet in Dubai

Interview of Diamond Shipping, Dubai – Mr.Janakiraman

AMET Alumni Meet Banner, Dubai Mr.Rajesh, Capt.Sohail, Mr.Krishnan, Dr.J.Rengamani (L to R)

Capt.Sohail Mukadam, Chief Guest of Alumni Meet Mr.Krishnan Subramaniam, Guest of Honour of Alumni Meet

Alumni Gathering AMET Alumni

MBA Alumni addressing the gathering MBA/BBA Alumni

.

Interview of ATS Shipping, Dubai – Mr.DeepanjanCharavarthy

.

MAERSK LINE INDIA PVT. LTD. CREWING DIVISION TEAM VISITED FOR

PLACEMENT

COCG TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

TEAM GLOBAL LOGISTICS PVT.LTD TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

CHELLARAM SHIPPING COMPANY TEAM FROM HONG KONG VISITED FOR

PLACEMENT

L & T TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

FYNSEA LINES AND LOGISTICS PVT., LTD., TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

ACT INFRAPORT LTD TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

SEATEAM MANAGEMENT PVT., LTD., TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

A P MOLLER SINGAPORE PVT., LTD.,

DACHSER INDIA PVT., LTD., TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT.

SEMBCORP MARINE SINGAPORE TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

COCHIN SHIPYARD LIMITED TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

GOODWOOD SHIP MANAGEMENT PVT., LTD., TEAM VISITED FOR PLACEMENT

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

ODYSSEY

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ODYSSEY

Research and Development is an integral part of the activities of AMET University. This activity

is one of the wings of the Institute which facilitates, channelizes, records, and regulates all the

academic, sponsored, collaborative research projects and consultancy works in the Institute. In a

world increasingly propelled by technology, academic research forms the mainspring of a

nation’s economic growth. AMET aspires to transform the lives of young budding engineers

through their innovative ideas to contribute for research at academic level. AMET is closely

working with core industries to train the students in this direction. This objective will be very

close to the heart of the industry in the direction of producing ready to be employed engineers.

The key goal of the Institute is to provide a creative atmosphere in which higher studies and

research thrive amongst the faculty and students. It also promotes and manages Institute-Industry

interaction.

All disciplines of the AMET would be engaged in R&D and consultancy activities. The R&D

cell of this University would be active in registering for patents, copyrights, publications in

conferences, organizing conferences, seminars and workshops. Faculty and students have been

encouraged to be creative, since it is the creative aspect that induces newer thinking. Lectures

and Demonstrations are made both for students and faculty to kindle their spirit of creativity both

by our own faculty and from experts. The management, knowing the importance of R&D has

been magnanimous to sanction necessary funds for Research and Development.

The University is engaged in pursuing Quality Research in Maritime Emerging Areas. The

following are the few areas,

Maritime Education, Ship Design, Marine Pollution, Maritime Security

Climate Change, Vessel Traffic Management, Ocean Acidification

Coastal / Marine Management, Inland Water Studies, Estuarine Studies

Maritime Policies, Shipping & Logistics Management, Maritime Law

Marine Insurance, Maritime Fleet Operations, Oil & Gas, Wave Energy

Marine Human Resource Management, Offshore Wind Energy

Port Safety and Waste Management, Coastal Hazards, Disaster Mitigation

Oil Pollution and Oil Sleek, Marine Navigation, Cargo Handling

Material and Invasive Species, Bio fouling, Maritime Ecology,

EXIM Studies, Maritime Boundaries, Maritime Terrorism and Piracy

Deep Sea Mining, Health and Environment, Chemical Dispersion etc…

Ph.D Awarded

Candidates Name Faculty Title of the Thesis

Mr.Sandip Kumar Roy Engineering and Technology

DESIGN OF PHOTONIC CRYSTAL BASED OPTICAL SENSOR FOR LAB-ON-CHIP

Ms.Helen Information Technology

AN INTELLIGENT BEE INSPIRED ENERGY-EFFICIENT ROUTING USING FUZZY CLUSTERING FOR MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK

MS.VidhyaSivasailanathan Science

STUDIES ON RADIATION PROTECTION METHODOLOGY FOR INSITU SHIELDING USING SIMULATIONS THROUGH ITERATIVE APPROACH AND MEASUREMENT

Mr.K.GOPI Science

DIVERSITY OF ENDOPHYTIC FUNGI FROM THE HALOPHYTES OF EAST COAST OF TAMILNADU AND THEIR BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS" (MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY)

Ms.SudhaMisra Information Technology

MAKING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COUNT:THE ROLE OF ADVANCED I.T.IN FASHION APPAREL E-COMMERCE

Mr.Hari G. Krishna Management Studies

A STUDY OF EMPLOYABILITY DETERMINANTS IN PRE AND POST EMPLOYMENT SCENARIO WITH REFERENCE TO KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT, TAMILNADU STATE

Ms.T.ShanmugaPriya Chemistry

SPECTRAL AND METAGENOMIC ANALYSIS OF GUT MICROBIOME OF MARINE ORNAMENTAL BUTTERFLY FISH (FAMILY:CHAETODONTIDAE)

Ms.K.Bhuvaneswari Management Studies

A STUDY ON THE CURRENT ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF LOGISTICS COMPANIES

Ms.S.Barathi Library and information Science

INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM OF FACULTIES IN THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION LIBRARIES IN PONDICHERRY

Mr.BalendranMiranda.J.A Management Studies

MARKETING PRACTICES ADOPTED BY PHARMACISTS CHEMISTS IN CHENNAI CITY

Mr.K.SEKAR Library and Information Science

DIGITAL KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRES IN CHENNAI(MADRAS): AN ANALYTICAL STUDY

Mr.Mayurkumar R Agravat English

AN INVESTIGATION OF CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH AT COLLEGE LEVEL IN GUJARAT

RESEARCH JOURNALS PUBLISHED

AMET Business school

S.NO AUTHORS TITLE JOURNAL YEARS & ISSUE INDEXED IN

1. Ramachandran, S., An analysis of traffic,

Transportation and operations of

Nargol port, India-A Case Study

International journal of Civil

Engineering & Technology

(ISSN 0976 – 6308)

6(8)2017; 465-476. Scopus

2. Shameem, A., Changing landscape of talent

management

International Journal of

Mechanical Engineering and

Technology

8 (5), pp. 762-766.

2017

UGC/ Scopus

3. Shameem, A., Human capital challenges: An

empirical research



Technology

8 (5), pp. 755-761 UGC/ Scopus

4. Dr. A. Shameem, S. Arun

Kumar

A study on Stress management

among IT Professionals in

Chennai

International journal of

innovation research in

multidisciplinary field

3(4), 2017 UGC

5. Rajasekar, D., Bhuvaneswari,

K., Aruneshwar, D.K.

An empirical study on the going

backwards of reverse logistics

trends and practices

International Journal of Civil

Engineering and Technology

8 (5), pp. 1172-1184,

2017

UGC/ Scopus


K.

Emerging issues and new

challenges in the management of

logistics sector-an empirical

analysis


Economic Research

14 (3), pp. 321-334,

2017

UGC/ Scopus


K.

Implementing reverse logistics

activities into existing companies

systems on the Chennai market


Applied Business and

Economic Research

15 (4), pp. 187-193,

2017

UGC/ Scopus

8. Col Dr. G. Thruvasagam, Dr.

D Rajasekar

A study on the manufacturing

companies implementing the

reverse logistics activites

pertaining towards customer

satisfaction levels

Researchers World –Journal

of Arts and Sciences &

Commerce

3(1), 2017 UGC

9. Dr. D Rajasekar, C.Devi An Empirical study on rural

banking perspectives towards

Virudhachalam District


Economic research

14(10), 2017. UGC/ Scopus

10. Dr. D Rajasekar, C.Devi An analysis on customer

relationship in banking services

with reference to rural areas of

Virudhachalam District


Applied business &

Economic Research

15(15), 2017 UGC/ Scopus

11. Dr. D Rajasekar, T.

Hymavathi Kumari

Challenges of women

entrepreneurs A case study in

vizianagaram Town Andhra

Pradesh

Intercontinental Journal of

marketing research review

(ISSN 2321-0346)

5(6), 2017 UGC

12. Dr. D Rajasekar, Evaluation of stress management

among the higher secondary

students with reference to

Chennai an Empirical analysis

PARIPEX – Indian Journal

of Research (ISSN 2277-

8160)

6(6), 2017 UGC

13. Dr. D Rajasekar, Adopt and implanted suitable

customer retaining strategies with

reference to Ford company,

Chennai


research in engineering IT

and Social Sciences (ISSN

2250-0588 )

7(6), 2017 UGC

14. Dr. D Rajasekar, E-Commerce on Logistics service

provider- A study on effects


transformation in Business

Management (ISSN 2454

468X)

7(2), 2017 UGC

15. Dr. D Rajasekar, Evaluate the operating efficiency

and the financial performance of

the raja enterprises for the period

of five years


advancement in social

science and humanity

(ISSN 2455-7722)

2(1), 2017 UGC

16. Col Dr. G. Thruvasagam, Dr.

D Rajasekar,

Marine insurance policies on

rationale behind exclusions- An

conceptual analysis


professional studies (ISSN

2455-7455)

1(2), 2017 UGC

17. R. Divyaranjani, Dr. D.

Rajasekar

A research on effectiveness of

training and development on

worker’s productivity in

automobile manufacturing

companies with

Reference to Chennai city



8(6), 2017 Scopus/ UGC

18. Srinivasan, R, R.

Divyaranjani, Dr. D.

Rajasekar

The degree of improvement in the

workforce after the preliminary

training period in civil

construction project sector with

reference to Chennai city



(ISSN 0976 - 6308)


19. Srinivasan, R, R.

Divyaranjani,

A STUDY ON WOMEN

ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF

MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE IN

URBAN AND RURAL AREAS

OF KANCHEPURAM


Economic research

14(10), 2017. UGC/ Scopus

20. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Green shipping – A plethora of

business opportunities



(ISSN 0976 - 6308)


21. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Differentiation strategy for an

emerging port - A case of

kattupalli port under ppp model in

India



(ISSN 0976 - 6308)


22. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Enhancing profitability through

strengthening TDQ triangle- A

case of tirupur’s hosiery industry

Journal of studies in

management and planning

(ISSN 2395-0463)

3(7), 2017 UGC

23. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Revamping the value chain of

Tirupur's hosiery industry in the

context of global competition

Journal of studies in


(ISSN 2395-0463)

3(7), 2017 UGC

24. Dr.M.Bina Celine Dorathy Freight Derivatives in Shipping- a

Primer

Journal of Commerce and

Management Thought

2017 UGC

(ISSN 0975-623X)

25. Dr Shameem, R. Jayan An empirical research to map the

applicants reaction to the

selection procedure in terms of

the fairness in the hospitality

industry in Chennai

International Journal for

Innovative Research in

Multidisciplinary Field

3(6) 2017 UGC

26. Dr B Charith, Dr Shameem, Managing talent intelligence for

business success


Business and administration

research Review

(ISSN 2348 – 0653)

1(18) 2017 UGC

27. Dr Shameem,

Dr B Charith,

Drivers of innovative shrm

practices in India: An empirical

investigation



research Review(ISSN 2348

– 0653)

1(35) 2017 UGC

28. Dr. D. Rajasekar, Buyers preference in purchasing

residential flats with reference to

finance financial facilities

Researchers world journal of

arts science & commerce

(ISSN: 2231-4172)

3(4) 2017 UGC

29. Dr. G. Thruvasagam, Dr. D.

Rajasekar,

A study on the relationships

between logistics and

transportation


multidisciplinary educational

research(ISSN : 2277 -

7881)

6(4)2017 UGC

30. Dr. G. Thruvasagam, Dr. D.

Rajasekar,

An Analysis of provisions in

companies Act 2013 to improve

Corporate Governance

IMPACT: International

journal of research in

Humanities Arts and

Literature (E ISSN 2321-

8878)

5(6), 2017 UGC

31. R. Divyaranjani, Dr. D.

Rajasekar

Measuring the development of

workers after effective training in

automobile manufacturing

companies with reference to

Chennai City



Technology

8(6), 2017 Scopus/

32. Dr S. Poongavanam, Learning Environment And

Employee Selection –An

Empirical Study


Management studies (ISSN

2232-1608)

4(1)2017 UGC

33. Dr S. Poongavanam, A study on recruitment and

placement in BHEL


Management studies (ISSN

2232-1608)

4(1)2017 UGC

34. Dr. D. Rajasekar, Analysis on coastal shipping of

containerized Cargo In Maritime

transportation –A Detailed study

Global Journal of research

analysis (ISSN 2277-8160)

6(6) 2017 UGC

35. Dr. D. Rajasekar, A study on employment relation

and psychological work

commitment at venture lighting

India Ltd

International education and

research journal (IERJ)

(ISSN 2454-9916)

3(6) 2017 UGC

36. Dr. D. Rajasekar, Relationship Between nature of

training experience and


scientific research

6(7) 2017 UGC

employees perception with

reference to information

technology industry- An analysis

(ISSN 2277 - 8179)

37. Dr. Charith &

Dr. A. Shameem

An overview on Human resources

training at automobile industry in

India


Organisational Behaviour &

Management Perspective –

Pezzottaite Journals (ISSN

22790950)

6 (2) 2017

April - June

UGC

38. S. Arun Kumar and A.

Shameem

A study on the employee

empowerment among employees

of logistics firms in Chennai


business and administration

research review

2(18), 2017 UGC

39. Dr. A. Shameem An Investigation into Strategic

HR Fit a significant factor for

achieving competitive advantage


Multidisciplinary Research

Review

JUNE

2017

UGC

40. Dr. A. Shameem, C.

Evangeline

Digital Challenges of HR

Profession


Organizational Behavior &

Management Perspective –

Pezzottaite Journals

6(2) 2017 UGC

41. Dr. D. Rajasekar, A study on physical training on

inventories audit for fixed assests

in Dell PVT Ltd., with reference

to Kanchipuram’s SIPCOT

EPRA- International Journal

of Research and

Development (ISSN 2455-

7838)

2(7) 2017 UGC

42. Dr. D. Rajasekar, The performance of Indian ports

that handle bulk cargo –a

Comparative study

EPRA- International journal

of Economic and Business

Review

(ISSN 2349-0187)

5(7) 2017 UGC

43. Dr. D. Rajasekar, An analysis on HR Training in IT

projects in HCL Technology

EPRA International Journal

of Multidisciplinary

Research

(ISSN 2455-3662)

3(7) 2017 UGC

44. Dr Annie Sam and A.

Shameem

A Study on stress management

Practices and its Effect on

Psychological Contract of

Employees


business and administration

research review

2(18) 2017 UGC

45. R. Divayaranjani, D. Rajasekar,

R. Srinivasan

A analysis on effective training

practices on worker’s

productivity in manufacturing

companies with special reference

to Chennai city


research

4, 8, 2017 UGC

46. R. Divayaranjani, D. Rajasekar, The degree of Improvement in the

workforce after the preliminary

training period in manufacturing

sector with reference to Chennai

City


research

4, 8, 2017 UGC

47. R. Srivivasan, R. Divyaranjani,

S. poongavanam

An Evaluation of training in

corporate world with reference to

Chennai city


research

4, 8, 2017 UGC

48. R. Srivivasan, R. Divyaranjani, Case study on inter caste

marriage in urban and rural areas

of Andhrapradesh: Patterns and

causes faced by woman


research

4, 8, 2017 UGC

49. Dr. J. Rengamani and Dr. A.

Shameem

A STUDY ON THE FACTORS

INFLUENCING THE

OCCUPATIONAL STRESS OF

INDIAN SEAFARERS



Technology (IJMET) (ISSN

0976-6340)

8(6) 2017 Scopus

50. Dr. J. Rengamani A study on the entrepreneurial

skills among the civil engineering

students in Chennai


Civil engineering &

Technology (ISSN 0976-

6316)

8(6) 2017 Scopus/ UGC

51. Dr. J. Rengamani A study on the Job Stress of

Indian seafarers using job demand

control attributes



research review

2(18) 2017 UGC

52. Dr. J. Rengamani Assessment of job Burnout

factors among Indian seafarers


Management and social

science research review

(ISSN 2349-6738)

1(36) 2017 UGC

53. Dr. J. Rengamani Study on the core competencies

of the major shipping lines

through the freight forwarders of

Chennai


multidisciplinary research

review ISSN 2395-1885

1(28) 2017 UGC

54. S. Poongavanam, AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON

CIVIL CONSTRUCTION

WORKERS LABOUR

WELFARE FACILITIES IN

CHENNAI



(ISSN 0976 - 6308)

8(7) 2017 Scopus / UGC

55. S. Poongavanam, LABOUR WELFARE

FACILITIES IN CIVIL

CONSTRUCTION COMPANY



(ISSN 0976 - 6308)

8(7) 2017 Scopus / UGC

56. S. Poongavanam, Employee participation in quality

circle: Impact on productivity,

quality and decision making



research review

(ISSN 2348 - 0653)

2(18) 2017 UGC

57. A. Shameem R. Divyaranjani, Application of mobile technology International journal for 3(4) 2017 UGC

for talent management innovative research in

multidisciplinary field (ISSN

2455-0620)

58. Dr. A. Shameem Employee Engagement : a

Strategic Initiative


Multidisciplinary Research

& Development

4(7) 2017 UGC

59. Dr. D. Rajasekar, A Competitor analysis of

adrenalin E-Systems, Chennai

Indian journal of Human

Relations

(ISSN 0974-1089)

51(1) 2017 UGC

60. Dr. D. Rajasekar Women entrepreneurs-An

analysis on perceptually weak

areas and the level of

improvement in the different

districts


transformation in business

Management (ISSN 2454-

468X)

7(3) 21017 UGC

61. Dr. D. Rajasekar Psychological stress in

Workplace: Measuring their

performance among faculties in

higher educational institutions


development in social

science and humanities

(ISSN 2454-468X)

2(2) 21017 UGC

62. Dr. D. Rajasekar The Indian logistic cost and its

overview- An Analysis

Multidisciplinary

International journal

(ISSN 2454-8103)

(3) 2017 UGC

63. Dr. D. Rajasekar General public awareness and

customer satisfaction of mutual

fund


research

(ISSN 2348-6848)

4(9) 2017 UGC

64. Dr. D. Rajasekar Impact of Brand image on

Customers Buying Behavior-An

Empirical Analysis

Indian journal of Applied

Research(ISSN 2249-555X)

7(8) 2017 UGC

65. Dr D. Rajasekar Total Quality management in

Higher Education

Global Journal for Research

Analysis (GJRA) (ISSN

22778160)

6(8) 2017 UGC

66. Dr. D. Rajasekar Corporate culture and

organizational performance an

empirical analysis (A comparative

analysis of FMCG stores in

Andhra pradesh)

EPRA international Journal

of Economic and Business

review (ISSN 2347-9671)

5(8) 2017 UGC

67. Dr. D. Rajasekar Gender Diversity: Women on

Board and corporate social

responsibility


Research in commerce and

Management

8(9)2017 UGC Discontinued

68.

69. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on career development

programme in software industry

Journal for Studies in

Management and Planning

3(12) 2017 UGC

70. S. Poongavanam, A study on Appraisal as a positive

thinking among employees in

manufacturing sectors


research in commerce and

management

(UGC No.49044)

8(10) 2017 UGC

71. S. Poongavanam, A study on background Intercontinental journal of 7(10) 2017 UGC

verification of employees at S.S

solutions ltd. Bangalore

research in social science

72. S. Poongavanam, A study on financial leverage

ratio with reference to das limited

Intercontinental journal of

research in social science

7(10) 2017 UGC

73. Dr. S. Poongavanam A study on financial statement

analysis with reference to das

limited

IOSR Journal of Humanities

and Social science

22(10) 2017 UGC

74. Dr. S. Poongavanam A study on career advancement

and development with reference

to Surya industry limited, Vellore

International Journal Of

Civil Engineering &

Technology (IJCIET) (ISSN

0976 - 6308)

8(9)2017 Scopus

75. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on employee

empowerment in Indian

Corporate sector


Civil Engineering &

Technology (IJCIET) (ISSN

0976 - 6308))

8(11), 2017 Scopus

76. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on Quality of work life in

Brakes India, Chennai


research (IJCIET) (ISSN

2348-795x)

4(14), 2017 UGC

77. Dr. S. Poongavanam A study on Ratio analysis with

reference to DL automobiles

Pvt.Ltd. Chennai


research

4(7)2017; 2456-2464 UGC

78. Dr. D. Rajasekar A Study on the time management

in Karvy stock Broking Ltd



(ISSN 2395-0463)

3(12), 2017 UGC

79. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on the utilized contracts

of reverse logistics process

implementing towards degrees of

logistics operations



8(11) 2107 Scopus

80. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on customer satisfaction

towards ruler pipes pvt Ltd Andra

Pradesh



Technology

8(11) 2107 Scopus

81. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on labour welfare

measurement in the private

enterprises of Ambattur

Industrial Estate , Chennai

International Journal of civil


8(11) 2107 Scopus

82. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on customer perception

towards HERO bikes in Dindigul

city

Journal for studies


3(13) 2107 UGC

83. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on post implementation

benefits of ERP in manufacturing

International Journal of civil


8(12) 2107 Scopus

84. Dr. D. Rajasekar A Study on motivation level of

employees in Automobile

industry



Technology

8(12) 2107 Scopus

85. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on the customer insight

towards advertising practices in

HDFC standard Life Insurance

Company Limited

Journal for studies


3(13) 2107 UGC

86. Dr D. Rajasekar A study on the development of

utility function for life insurance

buyers in the Indian market with

reference to HDFC standard life

insurance


research

4(17) 2017 UGC

87. Dr R Srinivasan A Comparative analysis of cox

mission by road and Sea transport


Mechanical Engineering &

Technology

Volume 8, Issue 11,

November 2017, pp.

1095–1102

Scopus

88. Dr R Srinivasan A Study on coastal Container

services operation in India


Mechanical Engineering &

Technology

8, 11, 2017, 1103–

1110

Scopus

89. Dr M. Bina Celina Dorathy Maritime Agenda 2020- A

Roadmap foe India’s Port Sector

AGU International Journal

of Management Studies and

research

4, 2017 UGC

90.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Impact of LOC and JI among

bank employees involved with

customers

SS International Journal of

business and management

research, 17-Dec 2017 UGC

91.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

study on effectiveness of training

in ever shine shoe company


research, 17-Dec2017 UGC

92.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

study on impact of talent

management in GC limited,

Ranipet


research 2017 UGC

93.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

LOC and JI with reference to

employees performing insurance

as nature of job

nternational journal of

research in Management

economics and commerce, 2017 UGC

94.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on activity ratio with

reference to Das limited


research in management,

Economics and Commerce 2017 UGC

95.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on profitability position

with reference to Das limited


research 2017 UGC

96.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on Employee expectation

with references to XYZ limited”

Shiv Shakthi International

journal in Multidisciplinary

and academic research 2017 UGC

97.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on Health, safety and

medical facilities provided in SR

Ltd.

Shiv Shakthi International

journal in Multidisciplinary

and academic research 2017 UGC

98.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Performance evaluation system -

A case study analysis


research in Economics and 2017 UGC

social sciences

99.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Locus of control and JI among

Private sector bank employees


management and social

sciences research 2017 UGC

100.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Job Involvement among bank

employees involved in Insurance

as nature of work”


research in management,

economics and commerce, 2017 UGC

101.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Managerial approach on handling

grievances in construction

companies – An empirical study”

International journal of civil

engineering and technology 2017 scopus

102. Dr. S. Poongavanam A study on grievance handling

and satisfaction levels in reliance

life insurance company Ltd.


Applied Business and

economic research

(ISSN 0972-7302)

7(6)2017, 425-428. Scopus

103. Dr.S.Poongavanam

A critical evaluation of work

related factors in Saalim shoe, IOSR journals 2017 UGC

104.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on comparative financial

statement with reference to Das

limited IOSR journals 2017 UGC

105.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on back ground

verification of employees at SS

solution Ltd. Bangalore

International journal of multi

disciplinary research

academy, 2017 UGC

106.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Satisfaction level of salary and

rewards – A case study analysis

with reference to executive in

construction industry


engineering and technology 2017 Scopus

107.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Civil construction employee

opinion on wage and benefits – A

study


engineering and technology 2017 scopus

108. Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on talent management

activities in GC limited

Journal for studies in

management planning 2017 UGC

109.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Training an effective way of

organizational growth and

employee development A study in

E.S. Company LTD Chennai

journal fort studies in

management planning 2017 UGC

110.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

Amana investment and amana

bank – A comparative between

pre public issue and post public

issues


Mechanical engineering and

technology 2017 scopus

111.

Dr.S.Poongavanam

A study on financial performance

of amana bank


Mechanical engineering and

technology 2017 Scopus

112. Dr. D. Rajasekar A study on consumer Behavior in

purchasing of four wheelers with

reference to Chennai

Indian scholar: An

international

multidisciplinary research e

3(4) 2017 UGC

journal (ISSN 2350-109X)

113. DR. A. SHAMEEM &

DR. J. RENGAMANI

A STUDY ON HR

INITIATIVES TOWARDS

TEAM WORK IN IT FIRMS IN

CHENNAI


Research

March 2018 UGC Approved

Indexed in

Copernicus

Database

114. Dr. A. Shameem

&

Mr. Thileepan A.

A STUDY ON THE

AWARENESS AND

ACCEPTANCE OF ONLINE

GROCERY APPS AMONG

WORKING COMMUNITY



March 2018 UGC Approved

115. Dr D. Rajasekar A study on the customer insight

towards advertising practices in

HDFC standard life insurance

company limited


Supply Chain Management

7(1), pp. 218-223 Scopus

116. Dr D. Rajasekar A study on purchase decisions of

celebrity endorsement on

advertising campaign in

influencing consumer: Impact

analysis


Supply Chain Management

7(1), pp. 230-235 Scopus

117. Dr D. Rajasekar Study of Internet of things and its

applications in industrial process

monitoring

Journal of engineering and

applied sciences

13(4) 968-970 Scopus

118. Dr D. Rajasekar A Study on current issues of

women’s political participation in

local urbon Governanace

Research Explorer VI(17)2018 UGC

119. Dr D. Rajasekar A Comparative financial

Statement analysis on shipping

companies in India

Researchers world IX(S)April 2018 UGC

120. Dr D. Rajasekar Total quality management in

Transportation

International supply chain

management

7(2) 2018 Scopus

121. Dr D. Rajasekar Development and reserve

Responsive Information system


management

7(2) 2018 Scopus

122. Dr D. Rajasekar Product development of various

life cycle for Inventory Network

Management system

Development


management

7(2) 2018 Scopus

Marine Biotechnology


1. N. Sri Kumaran, R.

Vijayaraj

DOCUMENT BIOSYNTHESIS OF SILVER

NANOPARTICLES USING ABUTILON

INDICUM (LINK): AN INVESTIGATION OF

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AND

ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL AGAINST

Asian Journal of

Pharmaceutics

11 (2), pp. 92-101,

2017

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson reuters

https://www.scopus.com/record/display.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85042789284&origin=resultslist&sort=plf-f&src=s&nlo=&nlr=&nls=&imp=t&sid=98b5d26250b81e87f473a97b78c60adb&sot=br&sdt=a&sl=62&s=SOURCE-ID%2821100429502%29+AND+PUBYEAR+IS+2018+AND+NOT+DOCTYPE%28ip%29&relpos=23&citeCnt=0&searchTerm=





CARRAGEEN INDUCED PAW EDEMA IN

RATS

2. N. Sri Kumaran,

S. Bragadeeswaran,

V. K. Meenakshi

MOLECULAR LEVEL EVOLUTIONARY

RELATIONSHIP OF THE COLONIAL

ASCIDIAN EUDISTOMA VIRIDE FROM

SOUTHEAST COAST OF INDIA


Applied Environmental

Sciences

Vol 12, (5) pp.

787-800 (2017).

UGC

3. K. Jayaprakash ,

N. Sri Kumaran,

Swarnakala

SEAWEED RESEARCH IN INDIA - A NOVEL

DOMAIN IN MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY


Pharmaceutical Sciences

and Research

Vol. 8(8): 1000-

11. 2017

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson reuters

4. N. Sri Kumaran,

R. Vijayaraj,

Swarnakala

BIOSYNTHESIS OF SILVER NANO

PARTICLES FROM LEUCAS ASPERA

(WILLD.) LINK AND ITS ANTI-

INFLAMMATORY POTENTIAL AGAINST

CARRAGEEN INDUCED PAW EDEMA IN

RATS



and Research

Vol. 8(6): 2588-

2593.2017.

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson reuters

5. N. Sri Kumaran and S.

Bragadeeswaran

IN VITRO ANTIOXIDANT STUDIES ON

COLONIAL ASCIDIANS EUDISTOMA VIRIDE

AND DIDEMNUM PSAMMATHODES



and Research

Vol. 8(7): 1000-

10. 2017.

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson reuters


Vijayaraj, Swarnakala

BIOSYNTHESIS OF SILVER

NANOPARTICLES FROM HIBISCUS ROSA

SINENSIS: AN APPROACH TOWARDS

ANIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY ON FISH

PATHOGEN AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA



and Research

Vol. 8(12): 2017,

5241-5246.

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson reuters


Vijayaraj, Swarnakala

Evaluation of Anti-Tumour Potential of Acanthus

Ilicifolius (Linn.) In HepG2 Cell Line Induced

Hepatocellular Carcinoma In Mice


Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemical Research

9(6); 892-897,

2017;

UGC

8. Dr. N Sri Kumaran Therapeutic Significance of Loligo Vulgaris

(Lamarck,1798) ink Extract: A Biomedical

Approach

Pharmacognosy

Research

9 (5) 105-

109,2017

Scopus

9. Dr N. Sri Kumaran Potential Marine Pharmacological Resources – A

Mini Review


Creative Research

Thoughts (IJCRT

Volume 6, Issue 1

January 2018

UGC

10. Dr N. Sri kumaran EVALUATION OF IN VIVO ANTIDIABETIC

AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF

ACHYRANTHES ASPERA Linn. SEEDS BY

INDUCED STREPTOZOTOCIN IN DIABETIC

RATS


Green Pharmacy

12(1)2018 Scopus / UGC

11. Poongothai,

K., Jayaprakashvel, M.

Characterization of leachate and the assessment of

groundwater quality beneath the Pallikaranai

Dump Site, Chennai, India.

Pollution Research 36 (4) 2017 Scopus

12. Poongothai,

K., Jayaprakashvel, M.

ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION FROM

LEACHATE USING A SINGLE CHAMBER

CYLINDRICAL CIRCLEMICROBIAL FUEL

Asian Jr. of Microbiol.

Biotech.

Vol. 20, No. (1) :

2018 : 301-308

Scopus

CELL (MFC)

13. N Sri Kumaran A MINI REVIEW ON BIOPROSPECTING OF

FISH VENOM


Creative Research

Thoughts

6(2) 2018 UGC

14. M. Mohanraj, N. Sri

Kumaran and S.

Bragadeeeswaran,

Molecular Taxonomy of Associated Microbes

from Sea Slug Kalinga ornata and its bioactivity

Current Trends in

Biotechnology and

Pharmacy,

12 (2) 187-195.

2018.

Scopus

15. Dr M Jayaprakashvel Bioprospecting of Rhizospheric Bacteria

Associated with coastal sand dune plants for the

production of Phytohormone

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

innovative Research

5(8)2018 UGC

16. Vijayaraj R & N Sri

Kumaran

Bioprospecting of snake venoms –A Mini Review The Pharma innovation

Journal

7(10)163-165, 2018 UGC

17. Vijayaraj R & N. Sri

kumaran

Pharmacological significance of Avicennia

marina (forssk.)Vierh - in vitro studies


green pharmacy

Scopus

18. Vijayaraj R & N. Sri

kumaran

Protective effect of Lawsonia inermis linn. On

chronic inflammation in rat


green pharmacy

Scopus

Department of Chemistry S.NO AUTHORS TITLE JOURNAL YEARS &

ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1. Periyasamy Amudha,

Palaniappan Matheswaran,

Nagappan

Sivakumar,Vadivelu

Balasubramanian

SYNTHESIS OF NOVEL CLASS OF (E)-N-(2-

NITRO-3-PHENYLALLYL)ANILINE USING

H2SO4 DERIVED FROM BAYLIS–HILLMAN

ADDUCT

International Journal

of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.1 pp

47-50, 2017

UGC

2. Nagappan Sivakumar*,

Vadivelu

Balasubramanian,

Mavarayan Sivakumar

SYNTHESIS OF (E)-4-NITRO-5-PHENYLPENT-

4-EN-2-ONE DERIVED FROM BAYLIS–

HILLMAN ADDUCT


of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.1 pp

51-54, 2017

UGC

3. Periyasamy Amudha,

Palaniappan Matheswaran,

Nagappan

Sivakumar,Vadivelu

Balasubramanian

THE EVALUTION OF ANTIBACTERIAL

ACTIVITY OF THE (E)-(3-METHOXY-2-

NITROPROP-1-ENYL)BENZENE COMPOUNDS


of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.1 pp

01-06, 2017

UGC

4. Nidhya. P, Margaret

Clementpia, A,

Sivakumar.N*

SYNTHESIS OF 5Z,5'Z,5''Z)-6,6',6''-(4,4',4''-

NITRILOTRIS(BENZENE-4,1-DIYL))TRIS(5-

NITROHEX-5-EN-2-ONE) AND (4Z,4'Z,4''Z)-

TRIETHYL 5,5',5''-(4,4',4''-


NITROPENT-4-ENOATE)Â DERIVED FROM

BAYLISÂ€“HILLMAN ADDUCT AND

EVOLUTION OF ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY


of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.5, pp

261-268, 2017

UGC

5. A. Vijayaraj, R. Prabu,

N.Sivakumar,

R.Sangeetha Kumari,V.

ELECTROCHEMICAL, KINETIC,

ANTIMICROBIAL (MIC) STUDIES OF ACYCLIC

MONONUCLEAR SCHIFF-BASE COPPER(II)


of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.5, pp

972-980, 2017

UGC

Kaviyarasan

, V.Narayanan

COMPLEXES

6. M.N.Sivakumar, M.Sivakumar,

V.Balasubramanian

THE EVALUTION OFANTIOXIDANT

ACTIVITY OF THE (2E,2'E,2''E)- 3,3',3''-(4,4',4''-


NITROPROP-2-EN-1-OL)


of ChemTech

Research

Vol.10 No.5, pp

972-980, 2017

UGC

7. Hariharan Pethaperumal

and Nagappan Sivakumar

EFFECTIVENESS OF MECHANICAL

MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT SAFETY

IN CONSTRUCTION SITES FOR OPERATION

SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH


of Applied

Environmental

Sciences

Volume 12,

Number 3 pp.

541-552 (2017).

UGC

8. Dr. N. Sivakumar Synthesis of 3-(3-Methoxy-2-Nitro-3-

Phenylpropyl)-9h-Carbazole from Friedel-Crafts

Reaction

Rasayan journal of

Chemistry

V-11,

321,

2018

Scopus

9. Dr. N. Sivakumar Synthesis of 2-Amino-3-Phenylpropan-1-ol

Compounds from Baylis-Hillman Derivatives,

Carbon Nanotube, Kinetic, Lifetime and

Biological Studies

Rasayan Journal of

Chemistry

V-11,

180,

2018

Scopus

10. N Sivakumar Complexes of Trepyridine and their derivatives as

living system active compounds

RASĀYAN Journal

of Chemistry

11(3)1096-

1102,2018

Scopus

11. Komathi , C. Girija, MN

Sivakumar

Biological activity and natural product from Baylis-

Hillman Adducts

Journal of applied

Science and

computations

5(9), 375-

378,2018

UGC

12. V. Sathya, S. Komathi,

C.Girija, N Sivakumar

Synthesis of simple (E)-3,5-Dinitro-2-(2-Nitro-3-

Phenylallyoxy) benzaldehyde Drivatives from (E) –

(3- Bromo-2- Nitro Prop-1-Enyl) Benzene

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research

5(9),329-

332,2018

UGC

13. I Rokumari, P Hariharan, N

Sivakumar

Asymmetric synthesis of Baylis Hillman reaction Journal of applied

Science and

Computations

5(9)611-

615,2018

UGC

14. P Hariharan & N.

Sivakumar

Life cycle assessment on cement treated recycling

base construction

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research

5(9),194-

196,2018

UGC

Department of EEE


1. Dr.T.Sasilatha , Balaji,

P.Suresh Mohan Kumar

MALICIOUS NODE

DETECTION SYSTEM USING

HASH CHAINS APPROACH IN

IOT BASED SENSOR

NETWORKS

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

S2, 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

2. Dr.T.Sasilatha, A.

Kanagalakshmi, T.

Sundararajan, R. S. Bini,

P.Suresh MohanKumar

PROGRESSIVE PARALLEL ICI

CANCELLATION SCHEME

AND BER PERFORMANCE

ANALYSIS FOR MIMO-OFDM

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


3. T.Sasilatha,

Mahalakshmi.R, P.Suresh

Mohan Kumar

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF

LOW POWER FIR FILTERS

USING MODIFIED CSA IN

BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


4. Dr.T.Sasilatha,

Mrs.M.Parameswari ,


FUZZY BASED ENERGY

EFFICIENT CLUSTER HEAD

DETECTION IN WIRELESS

SENSOR NETWORKS

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


5. DrT.Sasilatha, Suresh. N,


DESIGN OF ADVANCED VEDIC

MULTIPLIER USING

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


6. Dr.T.Sasilatha AN EFFICIENT STRATEGY

OVER BRAIN TUMOUR

ANALYSIS USING IMAGE

PROCESSING TECHNIQUES


of pharmacy and

Technology (ISSN

0975766X)

9(3)2017 UGC

7. Dhanya .T ,

Dr.S.V.Saravanan and

M.Dheepak

A NOVEL APPROACH FOR

DESIGN AND MONITOR THE

RAW MATERIAL HANDLIN

SYSTEM IN A STEEL PLANT


of Civil Engineering

and Technology


8. P.Veerakumar ,

Ms.Dhanya.T ,

Dr.S.V.Saravanan. and

Mr.A.K.Anand Kumar

Synchronization of Solar Power

with Onboard Ship Main Bus bar

using FPGA Technique


of innovative

research in

technology

4(1) 2017 UGC

9. R. Elavarasi, P.K.

Senthilkumar

ENHANCEMENT OF FUEL

CONSUMPTION AND

EFFICIENCY OF THE

VEHICLES


of Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

8, Issue 4, April 2017, Scopus/ UGC/

10. Janarthanan. S, Balaji. D,

Karthikeyan. V

LINEAR MODELING OF

SWITCHED RELUCTANCE

MOTOR BASED ON

MATLAB/SIMULINK AND

SRDAS ENVIRONMENT


of Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

8, Issue 5, April 2017, Scopus/ UGC/

11. R. Sundar, M. Dheepak and

P.Veera kumar

PC BASED REMOTE

OPERATED UNDERWATER

VEHICLE FOR MARINE

SURVEILLANCE



& Technology

8,Issue:6, 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

12. R. Sundar and A.T.

Madhavi madan

SENSOR BASED SPECTACLES,

WAIST-BELT AND FOOTWEAR

FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED

PEOPLE



& Technology

8,Issue:6, 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

13. P. Veerakumar , R. Sunder

and M.Deepak

SCADA Based generator stator

water cooling pump control system


of Advanced Trends

in Engineering and

2(1) 2017 UGC

Technology

(ISSN 2456-4664)

14. S. Janarthanan Comparative Analysis of FACTS

Controller for IG

Based Wind Farms in Grid

Connected System


of Latest Technology

in Engineering,

Management &

Applied Science

(ISSN 2278-2540)

6(6) 20017 UGC

15. A. Mubashira Anjum MULTIFUNCTION MOBILE

ROBOT VIRTUAL HUMAN


of Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

8(7)2017 Scopus

16. S.Janarthanan , Analysis of Grid Connected DFIG

based Wind Farms for Reactive

Power Compensation


of research in applied

science &

Engineering

Technology (ISSN

2321-9653)

6(6) 2017 UGC

17. S.Janarthanan , Study of DFIG based wind turbine

for reactive power generation

capability


of Latest Technology

in Engineering,

Management &

Applied Science

(ISSN 2278-2540)

6(6) 20017 UGC

18. M. Deepak, Pspice based realization of single-

phase thirteen level inverter using

single DC Source


of Innovative

Research In

Technology

(ISSN 2349-6002)

4(2) 2017 UGC

19. Dr SV Saravanan ATMEL Microcontroller based

indoor surveillance robot


of innovative

research in

technology

(ISSN 2349-6002)

4(2) 2017 UGC

20. Dhanya T Automatic ration Despensary International

Journal Of Innovative

Research In

Technology

4(2) 2017 UGC

21. Dhanya T Development in multifunctional

robotics design and analysis using

CATIA/PATRAN


of innovative

research in

Technology

4(2) 2017 UGC

22. SV, Saravanan Design of sea ball for maritime

security

Journal of advanced

research in dynamical

and control systems

(ISSN 1943-023X)

s11, 2017 UGC

23. Dr. T. Sasilatha Detection and elimination of black

hole and grey hole attack on

MANET


of Pure and Applied

Mathematics

Volume 116 No. 24

2017

Scopus

24. Dr. T. Sasilatha Defending web servers from Denial

of service attacks by

Acknowledgement based approach


of Pure and Applied

Mathematics

Volume 116 No. 24

2017

Scopus

25. Dr. T. Sasilatha An Area efficient low power FIR

filter for ECG noise removal

application


of Pure and Applied

Mathematics

Volume 116 No. 24

2017

Scopus

26. Dr. T. Sasilatha Low power design of wakeup

receiver for wireless sensor nodes-

A survey


of Pure and Applied

Mathematics

Volume 116 No. 24

2017.

Scopus

27. T. Dhanya Innovative solution for pollution

control in Automated ships

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

11 Special Issue, Year

2017

Scopus

28. A. Mubashira Anjum Super conmductor motors for high

speed ship propulsion

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


2017

Scopus

29. R Elavarasi Development of MeMs vibratory

gyroscope using High order

continuous time Band pass sigma-

Delta Modulator

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


2017

Scopus

30. P. Veerakumar PLC controlled water pumps for

generator stator Cooling System

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems


2017

Scopus

31. Dr V. Karthikeyan Yield factor of grid connected solar

photovoltaic system-A Case Study

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

Vol.9; Issue-9, 2017 Scopus

32. S. Sinthuja A study of wireless sensor network

for automation of electric system

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

13-Special Issue,

Year 2017

Scopus

33. G. Jegadeeswari Design and Implementation of

THD reduction for cascaded

multilevel H-Bridge Inverter

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

11-Special Issue,

Year 2017

Scopus

34. M. Dheepak Integrated energy Management

system for Residential Microgrid

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

12-Special Issue,

Year 2017

Scopus

35. R. Sundar Challan filling system in bank for

visually impaired and illiterate

Journal of Advanced

Research in

9(9), 2017 Scopus

people Dynamical and

Control Systems

36. Dr S.V. Saravanan and S.

Sindhuja,

Design and Simulation of

miniaturized Microstrip patch

antennas using shorting Techniques

for GPS applications

Journal of Advanced

Research in

Dynamical and

Control Systems

Scopus 9(9)220-227

37. M. Dheepak and Saravavan Smart Intergrated Information

System (SIIS) For College Campus


of Mechanical

Engineering &

Technology

9(3)2018 Scopus

41. M. Dheepak Parallel Computing Techniques

based control of Offshore wind

Turbine

Journal of Applied

Science and

Computations

5(7)2018 UGC

42. S.

Janarthanan

Crane Control by Hand Gesture

Using Flex Sensor

Journal of Applied

Science and

Computations

5(7)2018 UGC

43. G. Jegadeeswari To Monitor the on line system for

dissolved gases in Transformer oil

Using wireless Data Acquisition

Journal of Applied

Science and

Computations

5(7)2018 UGC

44. G. Jegadeeswari Performance analysis of DC –DC

converters with voltage-lift Circuits


of Management

technology and

engineering

8(7)2018 UGC

45. Dr SV Saravanan Three Port converter for renewable

system


of management

technology and

engineering

8(7)2018 UGC

46. M Dheepak Humanoid robot for remote

surveillance


Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

8(9)2018 Scopus

47. Dr SV Saravanan Pid control of rectilinear snake

robots


Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

8(9)2018 Scopus

48. Dr V. Karthikeyan Unmanned coastal monitoring and

electric propulsion system

Journal of applied

science and

computations

5(8)2018 UGC

49 G Jegadeeswari Power factor correction

improvement for single phase Ac/Dc

converter using enabling window

control


of mechanical and

production

engineering research

and development

8(5)2018 Scopus

50 C.Gnanavel Smart Electric Wheelchair for

physically Handicapped Person


of management

technology and

8(8)2018,1867-1872 UGC

Engineering

51 G Jegadeeswari Design of SVPWM Inverter for

Induction Motor Drive using

Neural network Predictive Control


of Research in

Applied Science &

Engineering

Technology

6(4),100-101,2018 UGC

52 G Jegadeeswari Comparison of THD Reduction for

Asymmetrical Cascaded H- Bridge

Inverter


of Creative Research

Thoughts

6(2),51-58,2018 UGC

53 G.Jegadeeswari Performance investigation of self

Lift and Re lift Luo Converter

Topologies

Journal of Applied

Science and

Computations

5(7),63-66,2018 UGC

54 Dr T. Baldwin Immanuel An Evaluation of Bidirectional

Topologies for UPS Applications


of Engineering and

Technology

Scopus 7(2.33)(2018)1305-1309.

55 Dr T. Baldwin Immanuel Transformer less 1Φ Inverter for

Grid-Connected PV Systems with

an Optimized Control


of Engineering and

Technology

Scopus 7(2.33)(2018)1305-1309.

56 Dr M Rajavelan Improved sensitivity of SPR

instrument using Multiple

reflection Technique


of Engineering and

Technology

Scopus 7(2.33)(2018)217-220.

57 Dr M Rajavelan Design and Development of SPR

Instrument Based On Ө-2Ө

Mechanical Integration Technique


of mechanical and

production

Engineering research

And development

Scopus 8(5)319-324, 2108

59 M Rajavelan Signal Acquisition and processing in

surface Plasmon resonance

instrument


for research in

applied science &

engineering

Technology

UGC 6(3)2671-2675, 2018

60 R Prakash & M Rajavelan Performance analysis of BLDC

Motor drive using ANFIS Controller


for research in

applied science &

engineering

Technology

UGC 6(3)79-83, 2018

61 R Elavarasi Performance analysis of

multipurpose solar still employing

Nanoparticles


Management

Technology and

Engineering

UGC 8(9), 732-738,2018

64 A Kalirasu & R Sundar Application of STATCOM for

improved stability and voltage

quality in grid connected wind farms

International journ al

of pure and applied

Mathematics

Scopus 120(6), 6993-7007,2018

Department of English

S.NO AUTHORS TITLE JOURNAL YEARS &

ISSUE

INDEXED

IN

1. K Manigandan, N.

Santhakumar

Innovation ELT curriculum and teaching International Journal of

Interdisciplinary Research in

Arts and Humanities

(ISSN 2456-3145)

2(1), 2017 UGC

2. K Manigandan, N.

Santhakumar

Philosophical approach of teacher evaluation International journal of

current research and modern

education

(ISSN 2455 - 5428)

2(1), 2017 UGC

3. K Manigandan, N.

Santhakumar, B. Devi

Integrating Mobile Technology in ESL Classroom International journal of

Advanced trends in

Engineering and technology

(ISSN 24564664)

2(1), 2017 UGC

4. K Manigandan, N.

Santhakumar, B. Devi

The Importance of English speaking skill and

communication ability of the students


applied and advanced

scientific research

(ISSN 24563080)

2(1), 2017 UGC

5. S. Gomathy Effective business communication makes one successful International journal of

computational research and

development

(ISSN 2456-3137)

2(1), 2017 UGC

6. S. Gomathy Improving word power: enhancing vocabulary International journal of

interdisciplinary research in

arts and humanities (ISSN

2456-3145 )

2(1), 2017 UGC

7. S. Gomathy LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE – TASKS

INVOLVED


Applied and Advanced

Scientific Research

(ISSN 2456-3080)

2(2)2017 UGC

8. Dr C Viravan A Cultural Materialistic approach to Harold pinter’s

Mountain language

Researcher World: Journal

of Arts. Science &

Commerce

9(1)2018 UGC

9. Dr Z Justin An Effective use of Non-liner Narrative Techniques in the

Selected Contemporary war Novels

NEW ACADEMIA: An


English Language,

Literature and Literary

Theory

7(3)2018 UGC

10. Dr C Viravan Communicative silence :A Cross cultural study of Pinter’s

Monutain language


research

7(7)2018 UGC

11. Dr Z Justin Archaeological and mythological delineation of Human

and Spiritual Evolution and religious conflicts portrayed in

the Novel the source by James Michener


research and social science

8(8)2018 UGC

12. K. Manigandan Technology as an Aid to Tech reading skills International journal for 4(5)2018 UGC

research in engineering

application management

13. K. Manigandan Professional development and innovative practices in

English classroom

Star research international

journal

6(1)2018 UGC

14. K Manigandan Enhancing the specking skill through different strategies International journal of

research

7(8)2018 UGC

15. Dr C Viravan Mechanisms in Harold pinter’s the caretaker Asian reviews of social

science

7(2), 69-73,

2018

UGC

Department of GMDSS


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1 N. Anand Development on ship management systems International Journal of

research

(ISSN 2348-795X)

4(9) 2017 UGC

Department of Harbor Engineering


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1. J Rajaraman, K.

Thiruvenkatasamy, S

Narasimha Rao

The Role of Geo- Disturbances on the

Geotechnical Behavior of Dredged

Sediments

Chicago 2016 2016 Non Scopus

2. P. Mohamed Rajab and K.

Thiruvenkatasamy

Shoreline Change Studies Due to

Construction of Breakwaters at

Ariyankuppam River Mouth in

Puducherry – a Union Territory of India,

South India

Indian Journal of Science

and Technology,

Vol 9(45), 2016 UGC

3 P. Mohamed Rajab and K.

Thiruvenkatasamy

Estimation of long shore sediment

transport along puducherry coast east

coast of India; based on empirical

methods and surf zone model

Indian journal of Geo Marine

Science

46(7) 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

4 J. Rajaraman,

K. Thiruvenkatasamy and S.

Narasimha Rao

The Influence of Geochemistry of Gas

Hydrates on the Shear Strength and

Stability of Marine Sediment Movement

Contemporary Issues in

Geoenvironmental

Engineering

226-234, 2017 Non Scopus

6 Ranith R., Senthilnathan L.,

Machendiranathan M.,

Thangaradjou T., S.K S., S.B

C.

Mapping sites of reef vulnerability along

lagoons of Lakshadweep archipelago,

Indian Ocean

Environmental Monitoring

and Assessment

October 2017,

189:494

Scopus

7 Ranith R.P., Senthilnathan L.,

Machendiranathan M.,

Thangaradjou T., Sasamal S.,

Sources and threats of chronic tissue loss

on coral reefs in the Lakshadweep Islands,

Indian Ocean

Marine Ecology 20 June 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

Choudhury S.B.

8 L.Senthilnathan Ranith R.,

Saravanakumar A.,

Thangaradjou T.

Coral recruits settlement in Gulf of

Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, India

Regional Studies in Marine

Science

15, September

2017, 10-16

Scopus/ UGC/

9 J. Rajaraman,

K. Thiruvenkatasamy and S.

Narasimha Rao

The Influence Of Geochemistry Of Gas

Hydrates On The Shear Strength And

Stability Of Marine Sediment Movement

Sustainable Civil

Infrastructure

2018 Non Scopus

Department of Information Technology


ISSUE

INDEXED

IN

1. G. Vennila, D. Arivazhagan Improve the performance of AODV under Black hole

attack in Manet


engineering research

and Modern education

(ISSN 2455-4200)

2(1), 150 2017 UGC

2. G. Vennila, D. Arivazhagan A Survey on improving the performance of DSR protocol

under Black hole attack in Manet


scientific research and

Modern education

(ISSN 2455-5630)

2(1), 175 2017 UGC

3. Shanthi HJ, Mary Anita A survey on performance based security analysis of

geographical routing protocols in MANET


multidisciplinary

approach and studies

(ISSN 2348-537X)

4(3), 2017 UGC

4. G Vennila A survey on black hole attack in Vanet International journal

for research in

engineering application

& Management

4(4)2018 UGC

5. G Vennila Simulation study of ADHOC on –demand distance

(AODV) routing Protocol in manet using SCILAB


advanced scientific

research and

management

3(8)2018 UGC

6. E Subramanaian A Holistic approach for subterraneous mine surveillance

and supervision using internet of things

Journal of applied

science and

computations

5(8)2018 UGC

7. Dr D Arivzhagan Challenges of cloud computing, security issues and

potential operational areas in

Data transportability, segregation,

Backup, portability and recovery

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research

5(7)2018 UGC

8. Dr D Arivzhagan Assistive Technologies in Gadget and in Information

Technology acts as a third eye’s vision to visually

challenged people


recent scientific

research

9(8)2018 UGC

9. Shanthi HJ Improve secure and efficient distance effect routing

algorithm against DDOS attack in MANET

Asian journal of

information technology

(ISSN : 1682-3915)

17(2)2018 UGC

10. Shanthi H A review and Implementation of Modified DREAM

protocol in Vanet


applied engineering

research

13(15)2018 UGC

11. Shanthi H A study on urban planning using big data based on IOT International journal of

scienctific research and

review

7(9)122-

130,2018

UGC

12. E. Subramanian Superintendence motion detection and prompt through

android phones for home intrusion using GCM


scientific research and

review

7(9), 157-161,

2018

UGC

Department of Marine Engineering


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1 R. Rajendr Prasad Lean Fabricating Implementation in Innovation

administration


Research (ISSN 2348-

6848)

4(9) 2017 UGC

2 R. Rajendr Prasad Conflict management in Work Teams International Journal of

Research (ISSN 2348-

6848)

4(9) 2017 UGC

3 R. Rajendr Prasad Enhancing safety management in shipping companies by

implementing information innovation

EPRA International

research Journal of

Economic and Business

Review

5(10), 2017 UGC

4 A.P. Chengalath, Suresh

Pattibhiraman And C.

Sridhar

A comprehensive approach to – fatigue mitigation for

merchant vessels


Research

Volume 05

Issue-01

January 2018

UGC

5 Prof Bhoopathy

Bhaskaran

SIMULATORS BASED TRAININGS - A KEY TO

MINIMIZE MARITIME ACCIDENTS AND

PERSPECTIVES

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research

5(8)2018 UGC

6 S Venkataganesh Emerging trands and changing pattern of online banking

in India

Indian Journal of public

health research &

Development

9(9)2018 Scopus

7 S. Venkataganesh Impact of ISM on shipping Management companies and

their owner

Indian journal of Public

Health Research &

Development

9(9)2018 Scopus

8 KR Chidambaram On board Experience pressure drop affects the heat

transfer rate in the Heat Exchangers

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

innovative Research

5(8)2018 UGC

9 Bhoopathy Bhaskaran Perception on simulators in training to reduce Human

factor based Accidents in Modern ships among Marine

Engineers on Board Ships



and Technology

Scopus 9(9)2018,285-292

10. Bhoopathy Bhaskaran &

Dr D Rajasekar

Application of ship engine room simulators in Maritime

education and traning


research and analytical

reviews

5(3),616-619,

2018

UGC

11. Bhoopathy Bhaskaran Limiting of human errors and maritime accidents by

simulator based traning

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research

5(9),518-

521,2018

UGC

12. Bhoopathy Bhaskaran Issues and Causes for Human Errors and Application of

Marine Simulator in Maritime Accident

Pramana Research

Journal

8(10),43-

48,2018

UGC

15 Bhoopathy Bhaskaran Insight of human error factors related to maritime

accidents


research and analytical

reviews

UGC 5(4), 304-

307,2018

16 Bhoopathy Bhaskaran &

D Rajaseker

Decreasing Maritime Mishaps triggered by Human

influences via simulators in training progression

Pramana Research

Journal

UGC 8(10)129-

135,2018

17 R. Rajendr Prasad & AR

Sivaram & S

Poongavanam

Ballast water management method using Heat from

Propulsion Machinery



and technology

Scopus 8 (sp 7) 2018,

962-966

18 R Rajendr Prasad & S

Poongavanam

International container logistic and risk Minimizing

strategies in shipping


mechanical and

production engineering

research and

development

Scopus 8 (sp 7) 2018,

967-970

Department of Mathematics


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1. S. Meher Taj Studies on Employees Emotional and

Legal behaviors using Fuzzy Petri Nets

Global Journal of Pure and

Applied Mathematics

Volume 13,

Number 7 (2017),

pp. 3275-3283

Scopus

discontinued /UGC

2. I.Paulraj Jayasimman Independent Neighborhood Polynomial

of a Graph


Applied Mathematics

Vol 13(1) 2017,

pp.179-181

UGC/ Scopus

discontinued

3. S.Shenbaga Ezhil Gene Selection Using Mixed Integer

Programming Problem


Applied Mathematics.

Vol 13(6) (2017),

pp. 2163-2167

UGC/ Scopus

discontinued

4. Prof. P. Palanichamy Blasius Flow with Suction and Blowing Global Journal of Pure and

Applied Mathematics.

Vol 13(7) (2017),

pp. 2825-2835

UGC/ Scopus

discontinued

5. Dr C. Periyasamy Markovian Ration Model – Two

Commodities perishable inventory

system


Applied Mathematics

Vol 13(9) (2017) UGC/ Scopus

discontinued

6. G. Jenitha Study on water pollution control based

on fuzzy cognitive maps (FCM)

Global journal of Pure and

applied mathematics

Vol 13(9) (2017) Scopus

discontinued / UGC

7. Dr C. Periyasamy A finite population discrete-Time

Inventory System with postponed

Demands


Mathematical Archieves

(ISSN 22295046)

8(7) 2017 UGC

8. Dr. I Paulraj Jayasimman Independent majority Neighborhood

Polynominal of graph


Mathematical archive

(ISSN 2229-5046)

8(8) 2017 UGC

9. G. Jenitha A study on tigger for aversion to learn

subjects by students using induced Fuzzy

Cognitive Maps



8(9) 2017 UGC

10. S. Mehar Raj Construction of Fuzzy Petri Nets using

Data mining rules for Breast Cancer



(ISSN 2229-5046)

8(9)2017 UGC

11. S. Veereamanikandan Intersection graphs on minimal Majority

Dominating sets of a Graph


Mathematical Archive

Vol 8, No 11

(2017)

UGC

12. S. Meher Taj Implementation of Knowledge structure

for Fuzzy Petri Nets

Indian journal of computer

science and Engineering

(IJCSE)

Vol. 8 No. 6 Dec

2017-Jan 2018

UGC

13. G. Jenitha Learning Methodology for effective

teaching in fuzzy cognitive Maps

Indian journal of computer

science and engineering

Vol. 8 No. 6 Dec

2017-Jan 2018

UGC

14. Dr I Paulraj Jayasimman Neighborhood sets and Neighborhood

Polynomials of path


Mathematical Archive

Vol 8, No 12

(2017

UGC

15. G. Jenitha A study on fuzzy cognitive map

structures through category theory

International journal for

research in applied science and

Engineering Technology

Volume 5 Issue

XII December

2017-

UGC

16. Balaganesan, P.

Fuzzy matrix with application in

decision making

International Journal of Pure

and Applied Mathematics 6(1)2018 Scopus

17. S. Meher Taj Generation of real time fuzzy rule set by

coloured petri nets

International journal for

research in Applied Science &


(IJRASET)

6(1)2018 UGC

18. G. Jenitha Effective learning methodology for data

Mining


research

7(8)2018 UGC

19. G Jenitha Result on minimum Majority Dominating

Energy of complete graph

International journal of research 7(8)2018 UGC

20. T Dhivya Majority Domination polynomial of a

graph

International journal of research 7(8)2018 UGC

21. J. Renuka , P. Balaganesan Odd Harmonious and Strongly Odd

Harmonious Labeling of

Some Classes of Graphs

Indian Journal of Public health

research & Development

9(9)397-402,2018 Scopus

22. J. Renuka , P. Balaganesan Odd Harmonious Labeling of some classes

of cycle related graphs

Indian Journal of Public health

research & Development

9(9)403-408,2018 Scopus

Dept of Mechanical Engineering


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1) P.Sarathkumar, A.R. Sivaram,

R. Rajavel, R. Praveen

Kumar, S.K. Krishnakumar

Experimental Investigations on The

Performance of A Solar Pond by using

Encapsulated PCM with Nanoparticles

Materials Today:

Proceedings,

4(2),

2017

Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson

reuters

2) N. Jayakumar, S.

Mohanamurugan, R. Rajavel

Study Of Wear In Chrome Plated

Cylinder Liner In Two Stroke Marine

Diesel Engine Lubricated By Hans

Jensen Swirl Injection Principle

Materials Today:

Proceedings,

4(2), 2017 Scopus/ UGC/

Thomson

reuters

3) R. Praveen Kumar,

R.Rajavel, P.Ramachandran,

K.Umanath, P.Sarathkumar

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION

ON HOT MACHINING OF 17-4 PH

STAINLESS STEEL

Journal of Advanced

Research in Dynamical and

Control Systems


4) R. Praveen Kumar,

R.Rajavel, K.Umanath,

D.S.Balaji, G.Vijayaganth

OPTIMISING THE MACHINING

PARAMETERS TO REDUCE THE

CYCLE TIME IN THE TURNING OF

STAINLESS STEEL 316

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


5) A.Thirugnanam,

D.S.Balaji,K.Umanath

RECOVERY, REPROCESSING AND

RECYCLING OF PLASMA SPRAYED

POWDER

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


6) Umanath K ,Palanikumar K COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL

AND PREDICTED WEAR BEAHIOUR

OF Al6061 WITH AL2O3P, AND SICP

HMMC MATERIALS

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


7) R.Praveen Kumar, Umanath

K, K.Kalaivanan, K.Aravindh,

K.Babu, B.Vijayakumar

AN EXPERIMENTAL

INVESTIGATION ON BABUL

SAWDUST BRICKS

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


8) D.S.Balaji, K.Umanath,

S.Prabhakaran,

P.Ramachandran

INFLUENCE OF CUTTING

PARAMETERS ON SURFACE

INTEGRITY DURING DRY TURNING

OF AISI 310 STAINLESS STEEL

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


9) D.S.Balaji, S.Prabhakaran,

K.Umanath

MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION

IN ABRASIVE WATER JET

DRILLING OF AA6061 ALLOY

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


10) G.Vijayaganth, A.R.Sivaram,

K.Umanath, R.Rajavel,

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF COLD

FORMED STEEL Z-SECTIONS WITH

Journal of Advanced



K.Srividhya STIFFENED HOLES

Control Systems

11) S Prabhakaran, D.S.Balaji

,K.Umanath ,J.Harishkumar

IMPLEMENTATION OF HYDRAULIC

FEED MECHANISM IN LATHE AND

ANALYSIS OF THE ROUNDNESS

MACHINED

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


12) S Prabhakaran , K.Sindhu,

R.Akash ,V.Arunkumar,

L.Krishna, D.Manikandan

ROUTE OPTIMIZATION FOR

MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE

COLLECTION USING ARC GIS

NETWORK ANALYST

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


13) S Prabhakaran , D.S.Balaji,

K.Umanath, R.Lilly

,K.Vishnuvarthani

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF

UNDERGROUND TUNNEL WITH

LINING

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


14) S Prabhakaran ,D.S.Balaji

,K.Umanath ,R.Lilly

,K.Vishnuvarthani

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF

UNDERGROUND TUNNEL

WITHOUT LINING IN THE GROUND

WATER REGIME

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


15) A.R.Sivaram, S.K.Krishnakumar,

K.Umanath, R.Rajavel,

N.Jayakumar

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON

HARDNESS OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY

(LM25) AND ZrO2 METAL MATRIX

COMPOSITE

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


16) A.R.Sivaram, V.Vinoth

kumar, K.Umanath,

P.Sarathkumar, R.Rajavel

OPTIMIZATION OF MACHINING

PARAMETERS IN WIRE CUT EDM

USING TAGUCHI TECHNIQUES

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


17) S.M.Abeetha , T.Karthikeyan,

A.R.Sivaram, R.Rajavel,

K.Umanath

A REVIEW ON DISTILLATE

PRODUCTIVITY ENHANCEMENT

TECHNIQUES IN THE SINGLE BASIN

SOLAR STILL

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


18) A.R.Sivaram, M.Jaya kumar,

K.Umanath, R.Rajavel, T.Karthikeyan

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON

SURFACE QUALITY OF MIG

WELDED JOINTS

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


19) Umanath K, Palanikumar K FRACTURE SURFACE ANALYSIS OF

FRICTION WELDED Ti-6A-4V

GRADE TITANIUM ALLOY JOINTS

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


20) Veeramalai Sankaradass, Sheela

shanthakumari, Umanath K, and

Praveen RajKumar

USER TRANSACTIONS THROUGH

AUTOMATED EXPERT SYSTEMS IN

THE LARGE DATASETS

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


21) Veeramalai Sankaradass,

G.Vijalakshmi, A.Ahamed

Meeran Mydeen, *Umanath K,

Praveen RajKumar

CYBER TRACKING AND ROADMAP

GENERATION OF TERRORIST

RECRUITMENT IN SOCIAL MEDIA

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


22) D.S.Balaji ,S Prabhakaran ,

K.Umanath

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF THE

DOUBLE WISHBONE SUSPENSION

SYSTEM

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


23) K.Umanath, Palani kumar, K Metallirgical analysis of friction welded

Ti-6A-4V Grade Titanium Alloy Joints

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


24) R. Praveen Kumar, R. Rajavel,

K. Umanath, P. Ramachandran,

N. Jayakumar

Experimental investigation on laser based

turning of 17-4 PH Stainless steel

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems


25) R. Praveen Kumar Study on mechanical behavior of E-Glass

Fiber Reinforced with polyaromatic

hydrocarbons composites

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems (ISSN

1943-023X)

S6, 2017 Scopus / UGC

Approved

Journal

26) K. Srividhya A vibration based non distructive testing

for AGAVE continuous fiber reinforced

epoxy composites

Journal of Advanced



1943-023X)


Approved

Journal

27) K. Srividhya Experimental studies on flow of molten

metal through gating system using water

models

Journal of Advanced



1943-023X)


Approved

Journal

28) V. Srinivas Short term Demand forcasting on a

pharmaceutical product using Fuzzy

Logic

Journal of Advanced



1943-023x)

S 12, 2017 Scopus

29) Harish Kumar. J Applying value stream mapping in

elevator speed governor Assembly

Journal of Advanced



1943-023x)

S 12, 2017 Scopus

30) P. Ramanathan Economic analysis on after implementing

value stream mapping in elevator over

speed governor assembly

Journal of Advanced



1943-023x)

S 12, 2017 Scopus

31) S. Prabhakaran*, D. S. Balaji and

R. Praveen Kumar

Bending stress analysis of a spur gear for

material steel 15NI2CR1MO28

ARPN Journal of

Engineering and Applied

Sciences, 12(19), 5636-5641

2017 Scopus

32) Lilly R, S.Prabhakaran*, and

Balaji D.S

Assessment of Fluoride Concentration Due

to the Development Of Sub-Surface Infra

Structure

Jr. of Industrial Pollution

Control 33(S2), pp 1332-

1336

2017 Scopus

33) P. Ramanathan*, V. Srinivas,

A.R.Sivaram, R.Rajavel

Hydro Treated Vegetable Oil Derived

Renewable Diesel: A Technological



2017 Scopus

Review Technology, 7(8)

34) S Prabhakaran , K.Sindhu,

R.Akash ,V.Arunkumar,

L.Krishna, D.Manikandan

Route optimization for municipal solid

waste collection using Arc GIS network

analyst

Journal of Advanced


Control Systems

2017 Scopus

35) S. Muth Baskaran Ranking of lean tools using weighted

scoring Method


mechanical and production

engineering research and

development

8(1)2018 Scopus

36) A. THIRUGNANAM, K.

UMANATH

& A. RAZAL ROSE

Enhancement of surface properties of

zirconium carbide coated EN47 and E250

grade steel by plasma sprying


Mechanical and Production

Engineering Research and

Development

8(7); 1282-1290,

2018

Scopus

37) A. THIRUGNANAM, K.

UMANATH

& A. RAZAL ROSE

Investigation on mechanical behaviour of

AZ31B and AZ61 magnesium alloy

coated by magnetron sputtering




Development

8(7); 1275-1281,

2018

Scopus

38) Vijayaganth. G, K Umanath,

Rajavel R

A review on joining of dissimilar metals

by friction welding




Development

8(7); 927-933,

2018

Scopus

39) T. Sekar, M. Vijay, T. V.

Rajamurugan & K. Umanath

Experimental investigation on the impact

of Silver Nitrate solution mixed

electrolyte in the ECM of AISI 202




Development

8(7); 895-909,

2018

Scopus

40) V. Kurinji, Pavan Aditya, R.

Rajavel, S. Prabakaran & K.

Umanath

Risk assessment of Hazards using fuzzy

interference logic in construction Industry




Development

8(7); 910-921,

2018

Scopus

41) D. S. Balaji, Umanath. K,

Prabhakaran. S& J. Harish Kumar

Forecasting the demand of

pharmaceutical product

based on its sales record




Development

8(7); 887-894,

2018

Scopus

42) S. Prabhakaran, R.

Muruganandhan, S. Karthikeyan

& M. Mugilvalavan

Bio-Oil Produced from Paper Waste and

Paper Cup Using Pyrolysis Process




Development

8(7); 1251-1256,

2018

Scopus

43) R. Sundaraganesan, S.

Prabhakaran, D. S. Balaji & K.

Umanath

A review on Investigation Characteristics

of on Water Jet Peening in Aluminium




Development

8(7); 1216-1219,

2018

Scopus

44) Dr.S.Prabhakaran, Padmanabhan.

S & Joel. C

Design Optimization and Structural

Analysis

of Automotive Chassis




Development

8(7); 934-942,

2018

Scopus

45) S Vijay, S.Prabhakaran, DS A review on the machining International Journal of 8(7); 922-926, Scopus

Balaji, K Umanath

characteristics of Glass Fiber Reinforced

Plastics (GFRP)



Development

2018

Department of Nautical Science


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1 Capt K Karthik Ship operational Issues- Human element perspective Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

innovative Research

10(4)2018pp

70-73

others

2 Capt K Karthik Maritime education and Training –Future trend- on

board Perspective

Research review

international journal of

Multidisciplinary

3 (8)2018 UGC

Department of Naval Architecture


ISSUE

INDEXED IN

1 MSP Raju A study on common ship structural failures International Journal of

Mechanical

Engineering and

Technology

9(7)2018 Scopus

2 MSP Raju Design of Low wash catamaran passenger ferry for

Indian Inland Waters


Civil Engineering and

Technology

9(7)2018 Scopus

3 A Prem Ananth An Analysis of Indian shipbuilding & repair industry International Journal of

Civil Engineering and

Technology

9(7)2018 Scopus

4. Dr Shameem BM CFD Analysis and experimental validation on the

effectiveness of Bilge Keel as a roll stabilizer


computational

engineering and

research

8(8)8-12, 2018 UGC



ISSUE

INDEXED

IN

1. Sundaram Haridoss STUDY ON AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN

ADYAR RIVER BASIN: A REVIEW

Journal of Industrial pollution

control

33(1)2017 Scopus/

UGC

2. Sundaram Haridoss EFFECT OF AIR POLLUTANTS AND ITS Journal of Industrial pollution 33(1)2017 Scopus/

EMISSION CONTROL STRATEGIES IN

PETROLEUM REFINERIES

control UGC

3. Sundaram Haridoss HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS

MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY


Engineering Research &

Technology

6(6) 2017 UGC

4. A. Balasubramanian,

Rashmita Saikia, Rinki Das

removal of recovery of phosphorus from

wastewater using graphene as an absorbent


Research in Applied Science &


(ISSN 2321-9653)

5(5)2017 UGC

5. A. Balasubramanian Box–Behnken modelling of phenol removal from

aqueous solution using Emulsion Liquid

Membrane

International Research Journal

of Engineering and Technology

(IRJET) (ISSN: 2395-0072 )

4(7) 2017 UGC

6. A. Balasubramanian,

R. vijayakumar

A passive DMFC with membrane for diffusion

controlled methanol feed



(IRJET) (ISSN: 2395-0072 )

4(7) 2017 UGC

7. Dr P. Sakthiselvan Biosynthesis of Polyhydroxyalkanoate blends from

Cassia seed:

GalactoMannan and Polyhydroxybutyrate

precursors



(IRJET) (ISSN: 2395-0072)

4(7) 2017 UGC

8. Dr P. Sakthiselvan Bioprocessing and Characterization of

Polyhydroxyalkanoate blends from Cassia seed



(IRJET) (ISSN: 2395-0072)

4(7) 2017 UGC

9. MJA Prince Alteration of IFT by phase inversion

Emulsification to enhance recovery of oil wet

limestone


Research in Applied Science and


(IJRASET) (ISSN 2321-9653)

5(7) 2017 UGC

10. M.J.A.Prince Enhancing Recovery by reducing Surfactant

adsorption on oil wet carbonate reservoirs


ChemTech Research

10(7)2017 UGC

11. MJA Prince Optimizing recovery through EOR surfactants on

matured Fields





5(8) 2017 UGC

12. MJA Prince A review on interfacial and phase behavior

applications on an oil wet cores





5(8) 2017 UGC

13. MJA Prince A review on planning for An exploratory Well International Journal for




5(6) 2017 UGC

14. Antony Fayaz B Powered rotary steerable system Technology International Journal of research

in Applied Science and

Engineering Technology (ISSN

2321-9653)

5(8)2017 UGC

15. M Panbarasan Strategies for selection of artificial lift system for

deviated gas wells

International journal for research

in applied science &

5(8)2017 UGC

Engineering Technology (ISSN

2321-9653)

16. Dr A. Rajesh Kanna Biological Surfactant Production By Pseudomonas

Aeruginosa ATCC 9027 And Probable Application

In Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery (MEOR)



(IJCIET)

8(10) 2017 Scopus

17. Dr P. Sakthiselvan Biosynthesis of Polyhydroxyalkanoate blends from

Cassia seed:

GalactoMannan and Polyhydroxybutyrate

precursors



(IRJET) (ISSN: 2395-0072)

5(9)2017 UGC

18. MJA Prince A review on Tubing Performance relationship by

Hagedorn & Brown Model

International journal of research

in Applied Science &


5 (X), 2017 UGC

19. Dr A. Rajesh Kanna Effect of Rust & free water on flash point of Diesel

and petrol Samples

International journal for research

in applied Science &


Volume 5

Issue X,

October

2017

UGC

20. Dr. A. Rajesh Kanna Biodiesel Production from Waste Cooking Oil

Using Co-solvent Technique


Research in Applied Science &


Volume 6

Issue I,

January 2018

UGC

21. Sundaram H Experimental studies on waste plastics to Extract

oil by Pyrolysis Method & its Applications

Asian Journal of Chemistry

(ISSN 0970-7077)

30(1)2018 UGC

22. H. Sundaram Influence of catalyst and its applications in

petroleum refineries- An Overview

Journal al of Chemistry and

Chemical Sciences (ISSN 2319-

760X)

7(7), 540-

549,2017

UGC

23. H. Sundaram A study on role of catalyst used in catalytic

cracking process in petroleum refining


ChemTech research

10(7)2017 UGC

24. H. Sundaram Study on Air Pollution and its Impacts in the

Petroleum Industry


Engineering Research &

Technology

6(7)2017 UGC

25. Dr P. Sakthiselvan Feruloyl esterase producing Hypocrea lixii SS1:

Isolation and Identification



Engineering Technology (ISSN:

2321-9653)

5(10) 2017 UGC

26. Ilavalagan P Determination of movable Hydrocarbon by Geolog Journal of Emerging

Technology and Innovative

Research

5(7)2018 UGC

27. J Sudharsan Analysis on Nitric oxide emissions from mining to

minimize its Environmental Impact

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

28. J Sudharsan Behavior of drilling fluids on HPHT well

conditions


advanced scientific research and

management

3(7)2018 UGC

29. M Panbarasan Design of Drilling Mud for Deepwater HP/HT

Wells

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

30. Abhinav Gupta A case Study on Gamij Field using Coiled Tubing

Intervention

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and Innovative

Research

5(7)2018 UGC

31. Abhinav Gupta Recent development in coiled tubing interventions

and design considerations

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

32. MJA Prince Recovery modification through surfactant

adsorption by altering Hydrophilic to liphilic

balance on a Chalky core

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

33. MJA Prince Wettability alteration on Limestone cores as a

Chemical Enhanced oil recovery application

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

34. Abhinav Gupta Optimization of the Rheolgical properties of

Colloidal Gas Aphron (CGA) Based Drilling Fluid

to Increase the penetration rate

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and innovative

Research

5(7)2018 UGC

35. P Ilavalagan An manual Calculation on deviated well in

presence of salt dome

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

36. M Panbarasan An Innovative approach to drill a extended reach

well using high torque connection

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

37. MJA Prince Review properties on reservoir rock for effective

production

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

38. P Ilavalagan Cost estimation of Drill Bit and Break Even

Analysis in Drilling

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(7)2018 UGC

39. J Sudharsan An outlook on predictions of crude oil price near

Future

Journal of Emerging Technologies

and innovative Research

5(7)2018 UGC

40. Dr A Rajesh Kanna Review on approach towards reservoir wettability

and selective plugging for microbial enhanced oil

recovery


and Innovative Research

5(8)2018 UGC

41. Govindan.S Integrated well log and 3-D seismic data

interpretation for the Kakinada area of KG-PG

offshore basin

IOSR journal of applied

Geology and Geophysics

(IOSR-JaGG)

(ISSN 2321-0990)

5(4)2017 UGC

42. A. Balasubramanian Studies on recovery of blow down water and zero

liquid discharge management at gas turbine

power plant

International Journal of Chem

Tech research

10(7)2017 UGC

43. A.Balasubramanian* Preparation and application of bio waste based

activated carbon on river wastewater treatment

International Journal of Chem

Tech research

10(9)2017 UGC

44. Dr.T.Nagalakshmi, Advances in the investigation on behavior of

carbonate reservoir rocks

IOSR - Journal of applied

geology and geophysics

5(6)2017 UGC

45. H Sundaram Inhibition of Gas hydrates in natural Gas Pipelines

by Application of MEOH

Journal of Chemistry &

Chemical Sciences

8(4)2018 UGC

46. Ilavalagan P An overview of Structure, Deformation Style and

Kinematic Analysis of Mylonites of Kanjamalai

Region Salem District Tamil nadu India


research in applied Science &


6(6)2018 UGC

47. Dr A. Rajesh Kanna, Enhanced and cost-effective biosurfactant

production for marine remediation contaminated

with oil spill.



9(7),2018.

pp. 373-381.

Scopus

48. MJA Prince The impact of swot analysis as a strategic plan on

Educational institutions

Research review international

journal of multidisciplinary

3(9), 264-

269,2018

UGC

49. Dr T Nagalakshmi Recovery Mechanism of heavy crude oil by means

of Chemical Flooding Methods

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(9);557-

559,2018

UGC

50. Dr T Nagalakshmi Correction prediction model in oil and gas industry Journal of Emerging


Research

5(9);554-

55`6,2018

UGC

51. P Ilavalagan Oil and gas project management processes and

responsibilities of project and line Manager

Journal of Emerging


Research

5(9),52-54 UGC

Department of Physical Education


ISSUE

INDEXED

IN

1 Dr.N.R.Ramkumar Impact of Yogic Exercises on Selected Physical and

Physiological Variables among University Handball

Players


Research

7)2018 UGC

2 Dr A Monoj Kumar Self efficacy among second and third division soccer

players

Review of research 7(12),1-5, 2018 UGC

3 Dr S Sivamani Vital capacity and swimming performance among

beginning in swimming

Review of research 7(12),1-5, 2018 UGC

4 Dr A. Manoj Kumar & S

Sivamani

Impact of Different Grid Games with and Without

Psychological strategies on Illinois agility test among

soccer players

Review of Research 7(12),1-4, 2018 UGC

5 Dr A. Manoj Kumar & S

Sivamani

The late pre season training protocol among the soccer

players and its effects on the dribbling performance


mechanical and production

Engineering research And

development

8(6), 812-

816,2018

Scopus

Department of Physics

S.NO AUTHORS TITLE JOURNAL YEARS & ISSUE INDEXED

IN

1. Jayaraman, V., Sagadevan, S.,

Sudhakar, R.

Studies on Optical and

Electrical Properties of

Hafnium Oxide Nanoparticles

Journal of Electronic Materials

46 (7), pp. 4392-4397,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

2. Deepa, A.V., Murugasen, P.,

Sagadevan, S.

A study of the structural,

spectroscopic, and dielectric

properties of La2O3 doped

borate glass

Journal of Materials Science:

Materials in Electronics

28 (14), pp. 10780-

10784, 2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

3. Sagadevan, S., Pal, K. A facile synthesis of

TiO2/SiO2/CdS-

nanocomposites ‘optical and

electrical’ investigations



28 (12), pp. 9072-9080,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

4. Sagadevan, S., Pal, K.,

Koteeswari, P., Subashini, A.

Synthesis and characterization

of TiO2/graphene oxide

nanocomposite



28 (11), pp. 7892-7898,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters


Chowdhury, Z.Z., Hoque, M.E.

Structural, dielectric and optical

investigation of chemically

synthesized Ag-doped ZnO

nanoparticles composites

Journal of Sol-Gel Science and

Technology

pp 1–11 online2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters


Chowdhury, Z.Z.

Document Fabrication of CuO

nanoparticles for structural,

optical and dielectric analysis

using chemical precipitation

method



pp. 1-7 online 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

7. Shajan, D., Murugasen, P.,

Sagadevan, S.

Document Studies on

structural, optical and spectral

properties of Europium oxide

doped phosphate glasses

Optik

136, pp. 165-171,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

8. Singh, P., Abdullah, M.M.,

Sagadevan, S., Ikram, S.

Document In situ growth and

physio-electrical

characterization of bis-thiourea

cadmium-iodide (BTCI) single

crystal



28 (9), pp. 6520-6528,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

9. Sagadevan, S., Singh, J., Pal, K.,

Chowdhury, Z.Z., Hoque, M.E.

Hydrothermal synthesis of zinc

stannate nanoparticles

spectroscopic investigation



pp. 1-7, 2017 online Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

10. Sagadevan, S., Pal, K., Hoque, E.,

Chowdhury, Z.Z.

A chemical synthesized Al-

doped PbS nanoparticles hybrid

composite for optical and

electrical response



pp. 1-7

2017 online

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21188?origin=resultslist


11. Prabaharan, D.D.M., Sadaiyandi,

K., Mahendran, M., Sagadevan, S.

Document Precipitation method

and characterization of cobalt

oxide nanoparticles

Applied Physics A: Materials Science

and Processing

123 (4), 264, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

12. Sagadevan, S., Das, I., Pal, K.,

Murugasen, P., Singh, P.

Optical and electrical smart

response of chemically

stabilized graphene oxide



28 (7), pp. 5235-5243,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

13. Venkatesan, N., Bhaskar, G.B.,

Rajesh, S., Pazhanivel, K.,

Sagadevan, S.

Document Effect of Cloisite

30B nanoclay on the

mechanical properties of HDPE

nanocomposites

Material pruefung/Materials Testing

59 (4), pp. 355-360,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

14. Subashini, A., Rajarajan, K.,

Sagadevan, S.

Synthesis, growth, spectral,

optical and thermal studies of

thiourea family crystal: TTPB

Materials Research Express

4(2),026202, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

15. Vijayamari, A., Sadayandi, K.,

Sagadevan, S., Singh, P.

A study of optical, surface

morphological and electrical

properties of manganese oxide

nanoparticles



28(3), pp. 2739-2746,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

16. Alamelu Mangai, K., Tamizh Selvi,

K., Priya, M., M.

Rathnakumari, Sureshkumar,

P., Sagadevan, S.

Investigations on dielectric and

impedance properties of M-

type hexaferrite



28(3), pp. 2910-2922,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

17. Sagadevan, S., Podder, J., Das, I. Synthesis and characterization

of cobalt ferrite (CoFe2 O4)

nanoparticles prepared by

hydrothermal method

Springer Proceedings in Physics

189, pp. 145-152,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

18. Sagadevan, S., Das, I., Singh, P.,

Podder, J.

Synthesis of tungsten carbide

nanoparticles by hydrothermal

method and its Characterization



28(1), pp. 1136-1141,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

19. Pradeev Raj,

K. Sadaiyandi,

K. Kennedy,

A. Sagadevan, S.

Photocatalytic and antibacterial

studies of indium-doped ZnO

nanoparticles synthesized by

coprecipitation

technique

Journal of Materials

Science: Materials in

Electronics

28(24), pp. 19025-

19037, 2017

Scopus

20. Sagadevan,

S. Zaman

Chowdhury,

Z. Hoque,

M.E. Podder, J.

Chemically stabilized reduced

graphene oxide/zirconia

nanocomposite: Synthesis and

characterization

Materials Research

Express

4(11),115031, 2017 Scopus

21. Sagadevan S Pal CBD progression of Ti-doped

ZnO characterizations

Journal of Materials Electronics 28(21), pp. 16554-

16560, 2017

Scopus

22. Sagadevan, S. Pal,

K. Chowdhury, Z.Z.

Scalable synthesis of CdS–

Graphene



28(22), pp. 17193-

17201, 2017

Scopus


https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?origin=resultslist&authorId=57190967830&zone=









nanocomposite spectroscopic

characterizations

Electronics

23. Sharmila,

L. Sakthi,

U. Geethanjali,

A. Sagadevan, S.

Regular expression based

pattern

matching for gene expression

data to

identify the abnormality gnome

Proceedings - 2017 2nd

International Conference

on Recent Trends and

Challenges in

Computational Models,

ICRTCCM 2017

8057553, pp. 301-305,

2017

Scopus

24. Cynthia,

S. Sagadevan,

S. Mariappan, L.

Investigations on the linear,

non-linear

and optical studies of an

efficient

organobimetallic zinc cadmium

thiocyanate non-linear optical

complex crystal



Electronics

28(19), pp. 14787-

14797, 2017

Scopus


K. Chowdhury, Z.Z.

Fabrication of CuO

nanoparticles for

structural, optical and dielectric

analysis using chemical

precipitation

method



Electronics

28(17), pp. 12591-

12597, 2017

Scopus

26. synthesized Ag-doped ZnO

nanoparticles composites

Z.Z. Hoque, M.E. 83(2), pp. 394-404 Scopus


K. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Hoque, M.E.

Structural, optical and dielectric

investigation of

CdFe2 O4 nanoparticles

Materials Research

Express

4(7),075025, 2017 Scopus

28. Karthigayan,

N. Manimuthu,

P. Priya,

M. Sagadevan, S.


of

NiFe O , CoFe O and

CuFe O thin films for anode

material

in Li-ion batteries

Nanomaterials and

Nanotechnology

7, 2017 Scopus

29. Singh, P. Abdullah,

M.M. Sagadevan,

S. Ikram, S.

In situ growth and physio-

electrical

characterization of bis-thiourea

cadmium-iodide (BTCI) single

crystal



Electronics

28(9), pp. 6520-6528,

20017

Scopus

30. Shajan,

D. Murugasen,

P. Sagadevan, S.

Studies on structural, optical

and

spectral properties of Europium

oxide

doped phosphate glasses

Optik 136, pp. 165-171, 2017 Scopus

31. Deepa,

A.V. Murugasen,

P. Sagadevan, S.

A comparative study on

lanthanum

oxide and holmium oxide

doped

Glass Physics and

Chemistry

43(3), pp. 233-239,

2017

Scopus

borate glasses

32. Prabaharan,

D.D.M. Sadaiyandi,

K. Mahendran,

M. Sagadevan, S.

Precipitation method and

characterization of cobalt oxide

nanoparticles

Applied Physics A:

Materials Science and

Processing

123(4),264, 2017 Scopus

33. Venkatesan,

N. Bhaskar,

G.B. Rajesh,

S. Pazhanivel,

K. Sagadevan, S.

Effect of Cloisite 30B nanoclay

on the

mechanical properties of HDPE

nanocomposites

Materialpruefung/Materials

Testing

59(4), pp. 355-360,

2017

Scopus

34. Geetha,

G. Murugasen,

P. Sagadevan, S.


of

manganese sulphide thin films

by

chemical bath deposition

method

Acta Physica Polonica A 132(4), pp. 1221-1226,

2017

Scopus


K. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Foley, M

Controllable synthesis of

Graphene/ZnO-nanocomposite

for

novel switching

Journal of Alloys and

Compounds

728, pp. 645-654, 2017 Scopus

36. Vivekanandhan,

C. Sampath,

P.S. Sagadevan, S.

A study of effect of nanoclay

on the

structural and morphological

behavior

of epoxy composites | [Studiul

privind

efectul nanoargilei asupra

caracteristicilor structurale şi

morfologice ale compozitelor

epoxidice]

Revista Romana de

Materiale/ Romanian


47(3), pp. 396-400,

2017

Scopus

37. Rajesh,

S. Bhaskar,

G.B. Subash,

R. Pazhanivel,

K. Sagadevan,

S.S.

Optimization of composite leaf

spring

design using response surface

methodology | [Optimizarea

proiectării

arcurilor cu foi compozite

folosind

metodologia suprafeței de

răspuns]

Revista Romana de

Materiale/ Romanian


47(1), pp. 98-105, 2017 Scopus

38. Sagadevan, S., Rajesh, S., Das, I. Studies on Nanocrystalline

Nickel Oxide Thin Films for

Potential Applications

Materials Today: Proceedings

4(2), pp. 4123-4129,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

39. Govindasamy, G., Murugasen, P.,

Sagadevan, S.

Optical and electrical properties

of chemical bath deposited

cobalt sulphide thin films

Materials Research

20(1), pp. 62-67, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson


reuters

40. Sagadevan, S., Podder, J., Das, I. Synthesis and characterization

of CuInSe2 nanoparticles by

hydrothermal method

Springer Proceedings in Physics

189, pp. 89-98, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

41. Rajesh, S., Bhaskar, G.B., Subash,

R., Pazhanivel, K., Sagadevan,

S.S.

Optimization of composite leaf

spring design using response

surface methodology

Romanian Journal of Materials

47(1), pp. 98-105, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

42. Alamelu Mangai, K., Tamizh Selvi,

K., Priya, M., M.

Rathnakumari, Sureshkumar,

P., Sagadevan, S.

Structural and optical

absorption studies of cobalt

substituted strontium ferrites,

SrCoxFe12−xO19 (x = 0.1, 0.2

and 0.3)



28(2), pp. 1238-1246,

2017

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

43. Sagadevan, S., Das, I. Chemical bath deposition

(CBD) of zinc selenide (ZnSe)

thin films and characterisation

Australian Journal of Mechanical

Engineering

pp. 1-6, 2016 online Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

44. Tamizh Selvi, K., Alamelumangai,

K., Priya, M.Email Author,

Rathnakumari, M., Suresh Kumar,

P., Sagadevan, S.

Synthesis and Study of Optical

properties of MgO based TM

oxide (TM=Cu, Mn and Zn)

nanocomposites

Materials Research Express Vol3(11), 2016, Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

45. Ramana Ramya, J., Thanigai Arul,

K., Epple, M., Giebel, U., Guendel-

Graber, J. Jayanthi, V.,Sharma, M.,

Rela, M., Narayana Kalkura, S.

Chemical and structural

analysis of gallstones from the

Indian subcontinent

Materials Science and Engineering C

78, pp. 878-885, 2017 Scopus/

Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

46. Venugopal K, Ahmad H,

Manikandan E, Thanigai Arul K,

Kavitha K, Moodley MK,

Rajagopal K, Balabhaskar R,

Bhaskar M

The impact of anticancer

activity upon Beta vulgaris

extract mediated biosynthesized

silver nanoparticles (ag-NPs)

against human breast (MCF-7),

lung (A549) and pharynx (Hep-

2) cancer cell lines.

Journal of Photochemistry and

Photobiology B: Biology

173, pp. 99-107, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

47. Thanigai Arul, K., Manikandan,

E., Murmu, P.P., Kennedy, J.,

Henini, M.

Enhanced magnetic properties

of polymer-magnetic

nanostructures synthesized by

ultrasonication

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

720, pp. 395-400, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

48. Anandan, K., Rajesh, K., Rajendran, V.

Size, morphology and optical

properties of zirconia (ZrO2)

nanostructures synthesized via

the facile ionic surfactant-

assisted solvothermal method




UGC/

Thomson

reuters

49. Rajesh, K., Mani, A., Anandan,

K., Praveen Kumar, P.

Crystal and optical perfection,

linear and nonlinear optical




UGC/










https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21100432452?origin=recordpage

https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57191602301&eid=2-s2.0-85018324272









qualities of β alanine β

alaninium picrate (βAβAP)

single crystal: a promising

NLO crystal for optics and

photonics applications

Thomson

reuters

50. Rajesh, K., Praveen Kumar, P. Mechanical, thermal, linear and

nonlinear optical properties of

barium L-tartrate single crystal

Materials Research Express 4(1) 016502, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

51. K. Rajesh, A. Mani and

P. Praveen Kumar

Growth, optical, Mechanical

and Dielectric Properties of

Promising NLO L-Serine

Potassium Di hydrogen

Phosphate Single Crystals

International Journal of Engineering

Science Invention

32-38, 2017 UGC

52. Warrier, A.R., Vijayan, C. Photo induced heat generation

mechanism in Ag nanoparticles

embedded in SiO2 and β -

In2S3 matrix

AIP Conference Proceedings

1832, 050160, 2017 Scopus/

UGC/

Thomson

reuters

53. K.Anandan and V. Rajendran EFFECT OF Fe DOPING IN

NiO SEMICONDUCTOR

NANOPARTICLES AND

STUDIES ON THEIR

STRUCTURAL, MAGNETIC

AND OPTICAL

PROPERTIES:

SYNTHESIZED VIA THE

PRECIPITATION PROCESS

International Journal of Advanced

Trends in Engineering and

Technology (IJATET) (ISSN 2456 –

4664)

2(2) 2107 UGC

54. K. Rajesh and P. Praveen Kumar Liner and Non Liner optical

qualities of L.Histidinium 2-

Nitrobenzoate NLo Crystal

International journal of engineering

sciences & research Technology

(ISSN 2277-9655)

6(7)2017 UGC

55. K. Anandan and V. Rajendran CHROMIA (CR2O3)

NANOPARTICLES

SYNTHESIZED BY USING

CRO3 VIA THE FACILE

SOLVOTHERMAL PROCESS

AND THEIR OPTICAL

PROPERTIES

International journal of engineering

sciences & research Technology

(ISSN 2277-9655)

6(7)2017 UGC

56. Vidhya Sivasailanathan, Prabhat

Kumar and Suresh Sagadevan

Calibration And Estimation Of

Efficiency Of Geiger Muller

Counter Using A Standard

Radioactive Source

International journal of physical

sciences (ISSN: 1992-1950)

12(1) 2017

Thomson

retuers

57. Vidhya Sivasailanathan, Prabhat

Kumar and Suresh Sagadevan

Investigation Of Attenuation

Parameters For Concrete

Shielding Using Simulations

Through Iterative Approach

And Measurement

Scientific research and essays (ISSN:

1992-2248)

2017 ; 12(7) Thomson

retuers

58. M. Suresh Kumar, G. V.

Vijayaraghavan & S. Krishnan

GROWTH, STRUCTURAL

AND MECHANICAL

STUDIES OF SOLUTION

GROWN STRONTIUM

PHTHALATE SINGLE

CRYSTALS

International Journal of Advanced

Trends in Engineering and

Technology (ISSN (Online): 2456 -

4664)

2(2) 2017 UGC

59. M. Suresh Kumar, S. Krishnan,

G.V. Vijayaraghavan Growth, structural and

mechanical studies of

Thiourea phthalic acid (tpa)

single crystals by x-ray

powder diffraction and

vicker’s microhardness

testing.


Sciences & Research Technology

(ISSN 2277-9655)

2017 UGC

60. K. Thanigai Arul , J. Ramana

Ramya2

MULTIFUNCTIONAL

BEHAVIOUR OF

MAGNESIUM/CALCIUM

PHOSPHATE


Sciences & Research

Technology (ISSN: 2277-9655)

6(8): 2017 UGC

61. V. Thayanithi, K. Rajesh and P

Praveen kumar

Investigation of unidirectional

growth and characterization of

nonlinear optical L-

toluenesulfonate Crystal

Material Research Technology 4, 2017 Scopus

62. K.Anandan, K. Rajesh and V.

Rajendran

Enhanced optical properties of

spherical zirconia (ZrO2) nano

particles synthesized via the

facile various solvents

mediated solvothermal process

Journal of material science: material

in electronics

28(22)2017 Scopus

63. G. Kavitha, K.Thanigai Arul, P.

Babu,

Enhanced acetone gas sensing

behavior of n-ZnO/p-NiO

nanostructures



online Scopus

64. K. Thanigai Arul, M. Ramesh, C.

Chennakesavan , V. Karthikeyan ,

E. Manikandan, A. Umar , M

Novel Multifunctional of

magnesium ions (Mg++)

incorporated calcium phosphate

nanostructures

Journal of Alloys and Compounds 730 (2018) 31e35 Scopus

65. Rajesh Krishnan, Mani Ayyanar,

Anandan Kasinathan,

Praveen Kumar,

Birefringence, Photo luminous,

Optical Limiting and Third

Order Nonlinear Optical

Properties of Glycinium

Phosphite (GlP) Single Crystal:

A potential Semi Organic

Crystal

for Laser and Photonics

Applications,

Materials Research - 2018; 21(2) Scopus

66. Suresh Kumar M, K Rajesh GV

Vijayaraghavan, S Krishnan

Growth, Structural and

mechanical studies of phthalic

acid single crystals grown in

Materials Research express 5,1115101(1-8), 2018, Scopus

two different solutions

67. K. Thanigai Arul Impact of magnetic field on the

mineralization od iron doped

calcium

Material chemistry and physics 166-171, 2018 Scopus

68. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Krishnan,

B. Sagadevan, S.

Kazi, S.N. Shah, S.T.

Effect of temperature on the

physical,

electro-chemical and adsorption

properties of carbon micro-

spheres

using hydrothermal

carbonization

process

Nanomaterials 8(8),597, 2018 Scopus

69. Sagadevan,

S. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Johan,

M.R.B. Rafique,

R.F. Aziz, F.A.

One pot synthesis of hybrid

ZnS– Graphene nanocomposite

with

enhanced photocatalytic

activities

using hydrothermal approach


Science: Materials in Electronics

29(11), pp. 9099-9107,

2018

Scopus

70. Singh, P. Abdullah,

M.M. Sagadevan,

S. Ikram, S.

Enhancement of electro-optic

and

structural properties of TGS

single

crystals on doping with l-

glutamic acid



29(9), pp. 7904-7916,

2018

Scopus

71. Kannan,

P.S. Sagadevan, S.

Synthesis, growth and

characterization of a glycine

potassium dichromate (GPDC)

single

crystal

Material pruefung/Materials

Testing

60(4), pp. 431-437,

2018

Scopus

72. Das, I. Sagadevan,

S. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Hoque, M.E.

Development, optimization and

characterization of a two step

sol–gel

synthesis route for

ZnO/SnO2nanocomposite

Journal of materials

Science: Materials in Electronics

29(5), pp. 4128-4135,

2018

Scopus

73. Sagadevan, S. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Johan, M.R.B. Rafique,

R.F.

A facile one-step hydrothermal

synthesis of HfO /grapheme

nanocomposite and its

physiochemical

properties

Materials Research

Express

5(3),035014, 2018 Scopus

74. Subashini, A. Rajarajan,

K. Sagadevan, S. Singh,

P. Podder, J.

Preparation and

characterization of a

bis thiourea sodium iodide

(BTSI): A

potential NLO crystal

Journal of Thermal

Analysis and Calorimetry

131(3), pp. 2179-2186,

2018

Scopus

75. Prabaharan,

D.D.M. Sadaiyandi,

Investigating the effect of Mn-

doped CeO nanoparticles by

Applied Physics A:

Materials Science and Processing

124(2),86, 2018 Scopus

K. Mahendran,

M. Sagadevan, S.

coprecipitation

method

76. Sundararaj,

C. Sagadevan, S.


of

non-linear optical crystal of

manganese mercury

thiocyanate

glycol monomethyl ether

Materials Research 21(1),e20160595, 2018 Scopus

77. Das, I. Sagadevan,

S. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Vijayan, N.

A facile chemical route

synthesis and

characterization of CdSe/ZnO

nanocomposite



Electronics

29(2), pp. 1600-1606,

2018

Scopus

78. Krishnaraj,

L. Ravichandran,

P.T. Sagadevan, S.


of

grinding aid fly ash blended

mortar

effect on bond strength of

masonry

prisms

Materials Research

Express

5(4),045052, 2018 Scopus

79. Madan,

D. Mallesham,

P. Sagadevan,

S. Veeramani, C.

Renewable energy scenario in

Telangana


Ambient Energy

Article in press 2018 Scopus

80. Vivekanandhan,

C. Sampath,

P.S. Sagadevan, S.

Preparation and

characterization of

Kevlar/glass fiber laminates

with a

nanoclay enhanced epoxy

matrix

Materialpruefung/Materials

Testing

60(1), pp. 81-84, 2018 Scopus

81. Sagadevan,

S. Chowdhury,

Z.Z. Rafique, R.F.

Preparation and

characterization of

nickel ferrite nanoparticles via

coprecipitation

method

Materials Research 21(2),e20160533, 2018 Scopus

82. Anita Lett,

J. Sundareswari,

M. Ravichandran,

K. Sagadevan, S.

The fabrication of porous

hydroxyapatite scaffold using

gaur

gum as a natural binder

Digest Journal of

Nanomaterials and

Biostructures

13(1), pp. 235-243,

2018

Scopus

83. Pradeev raj,

K. Sadaiyandi,

K. Kennedy, A.

Thamiz Selvi,

R. Rathina bala, R.

Influence of Mg Doping on

ZnO

Nanoparticles for Enhanced

Photocatalytic Evaluation and

Antibacterial Analysis

Nanoscale Research

Letters

13,229, 2018 Scopus

84. Dr K Gayathri Optical properties of L-serine

hydrochloride monohydrate

single crystal



5(8);182-183,2018 UGC

85. Dr K Anandan Structural properties of NiO

and CuO nanoparticles and

NiO/ CuO Nanocomposite

Synthesized Via Facile

Precipitation Process



5(9);464-466,2018 UGC

86. M Suresh kumar, GV

vijayarahavan, R Indirajith, S

Krishnan

Thermal, Mechanical and

Dielectric Studies of Urea

Phthalic acid (UPA) Single

Crystals

Journal of functional Materials and

Biomolecules

2(1)35-39, 2018 others

CONFERENCE, SEMINARS,

WORKSHOPS AND GUEST LECTURES

International Conference on Advances in Material Science and Engineering

for Societal Applications

International conference on Commercial Shipping – Changes and Challenges

Special Lecture on Commercial aspects of Shipping by Ms. Julie Lithgow

Director Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers London

Special Lecture on Innovation for Incubation by Dr.S.Ramani

(Former Director, National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NIIE),Mumbai)

National Symposium on Challenges in Geo-Techniques for Deep Excavation

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR FACULTIES

Workshop on ICT Enabled E-Learning Tools

SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY NAVAL ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON “ EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ON

NANOELECTRONICS AND NANOMEDICINES

WORKSHOP ON EMPOWERMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SKILL –

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA INITIATIVE

WORKSHOP ON EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

WORKSHOP ON CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT FOR INSPIRING INNOVATIONS TO

BIND SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIONS AND RESEARCH IN MARINE

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

SPECIAL LECTURE ON FELLOWSHIP AND SPONSORED RESEARCH SCHEMES

IN INDIA

WORKSHOP ON EMPLOYABLE AVENUES FOR MARINE GRADUATES IN IT

SECTOR

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREEN SHIP ENGINE SIMULATOR

GUEST LECTURE ON FOOD PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

EEE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON ADVANCED

ROBOTICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

MARINE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED TECHNICAL LECTURE ON

MARITIME EDUCATION AND EMPLOYABILITY

EEE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON CONCEPTUAL

PRACTICES IN INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

SPECIAL LECTURE ON COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF SHIPPING

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMME

FDP ON EFFECTIVE TEACHING IN THE CLASS ROOM

FDP ON ELECTRO MAGNETIC TRANSIENT PROGRAM(EMTP-RV) FOR POWER

SYSTEM APPLICATIONS

FDP ON PROBLEM SOLVING IN C AND C++

CELEBRATIONS AT AMET

Celebrations at AMET

There are many important things in life. Learning, growing, loving, and exploring are all things

that each person should take time for. Celebration is another thing that everyone should take time

for. Celebration adds an excitement and a lot of fun to life.Festivals is a celebration of life. These

celebrations bring peace and joy to the humanity and break the monotony of life. Festivals are

numerous in our country. We can divide festivals into three kinds; National, Religious and

Sensational. There are many important things in life. Learning, growing, loving, and exploring

are all things that each person should take time for.

Celebration is another thing that everyone should take time for. Celebration adds an excitement

and a lot of fun to life. Celebration can happen for a variety of formal or informal reasons. There

is something deep inside humanity that loves to celebrate the best things in life.Celebrations of

all kinds give us the excitement to keep making it through days that seem purposeless. Have you

ever felt like life was a little too routine? I’m confident that by the time the next holiday or

birthday celebration rolled around you were grateful for the change of pace.People in our country

love celebrating the festivals with their near and dear ones. Each Indian festival has its own

unique way of celebration and people follow the tradition while celebrating the same.

Celebration allows us to relax and unwind in the midst of busy and crazy lives. We use

celebrations as an excuse to gather with the friends and family that mean that most to us. We also

enjoy celebrations because they allow us to remember the things in life that truly matter. As we

celebrate, we allow the stresses of life to fall behind and we spend our time doing things we love

with the people we love. People of India also hold great regard for the National festivals of the

country. Gandhi Jayanti, Independence Day and Republic Day are the three national festivals of

our country. These festivals are a symbol of unity and progress. They remind us of our patriotic

leaders who served the country selflessly. National festivals are celebrated with equal zeal. The

entire atmosphere is filled with the feeling of patriotism during these festivals.There is something

about a great celebration that reminds us of the purpose of our life and of the power of our

closest relationships.Perhaps the best thing about celebration of any kind is that it makes our

lives richer and more full.The National, Religious and Sensational festivals are celebrated in Our

University with great honour.

Pongal Celebrations

69th

Republic Day Celebrations

National Science Day Celebrations

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

ONAM CELEBRATIONS

ENGINEERS DAY CELEBRATIONS

TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATION

AYUTHA POOJA CELEBRATIONS

AMET SLIVER JUBILEE AWARD CEREMONY

MOTHER TONGUE DAY

UNIVERSITY SPORTS DAY

VIZA AT AMET

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE

International exposure broadens the vision and enhances the personality of students. Studying

abroad helps students experience a different cultural and business environment and develop first

hand understanding of global business scenario. Exchange program provides student with cross

cultural exposure and global perspective. The exchange experience is all about a wide variety of

people, beautiful cities, different ways of doing things and opportunities to expand one’s

horizons. These help equip them with essential traits for working in a global

environment.Studying with transnational compatriot and taught by multinational faculty gives a

holistic view of the business practices across different territories. Students will be able to

excogitate various strategies, which are blooming in outlandish markets and apply the same in

their country by considering the pragmatic view of the business scenario and practices in own

country.

International exposure gives pragmatic view of ramifications of business like international

finance, international marketing, modern supply chain, practical application of econometric

models, contemporary view of game theory applications and others. Another facet of

international experience is exposure to diverse cultures thus having better understanding of

topical business. Deep understanding of intermediaries, metamarkets and metamediaries of the

country will become pivotal in apprehending the business. Having multinational exposure

provides understanding of rules and regulations and traits of business in the country. This

ensures that professionals not only adhere to the law of the land but also utilize it for

organization’s advantage.

Gathering international exposure will not only enhances the business sense but also broaden ones

horizons by appreciating the futuristic plans of the country. International exposure gives access

to luxurious cities with extraordinary infrastructure, facilities and openness of the culture with

literally zero bureaucracy. The students can apply the pragmatic learning to meliorate the living

standard of people of their own country. With world converging rapidly towards globalization

and various barriers like language, borders and cultures are rapidly diluting. It is the best time for

a student to give himself a revelation to practice of business of various countries. As the level of

uncertainty in international economies has reduced and major countries are joining hands to

produce a better environment for healthier and less perilous business, this is the time for students

to learn the subtleties of business.

COGC Team Visited AMET

NYK SHIP MANAGEMENT TEAM VISITED AMET

PRIDE TO AMET

First Woman Sailor in Asia from AMET

Overall Champion in Inter Maritime Institution Tournament

TEACHING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

TEACHING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Teaching and learning can become inherently spontaneous and student-centered when moved

from the confines of the classroom into the world at large. From the collaborative learning

atmosphere that results from the unique relationships developed outside the classroom, to the

deep learning that occurs when students must put into practice “in the real world” what they have

theorized about from behind a desk, field experiences are unmatched in their learning potential.

Field experiences early in a student’s career can be formative and can inspire students to

continue in a field.

Learning experiences outside the classroom are inherently interdisciplinary. When we go out

into the world, we encounter it as a whole and are forced to engage multiple modalities, no

matter which pair of disciplinary “lenses” we intended to wear. Therefore, scientists and

humanists alike do well to consider the ways in which other disciplines might enrich their own

disciplinary approach to their field.

One way to escape the confines of the classroom and to afford students opportunities to grow is

to encourage students to learn from and to serve the surrounding community. In its simplest

form, this may involve field trips into a community where students will have occasions to have

discussions with community members or local experts on an issue related to course content.

Even greater learning potentials and community benefits rest in more intensive forms of

community engagement in the form of service learning projects. These projects, typically

designed by both faculty and community partners, allow for students to learn in highly effective

ways while helping a community address its needs.

In all of these experiences, student growth can be extensive, whether it is through improved

critical thinking and problem solving skills, greater personal efficacy and leadership

development, or enhanced social responsibility and career opportunities.

EEE DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED EXTENSION ACTIVITY ON SAFETY ASPECTS

IN HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

SCHOOL STUDENTS VISITED OUR JEWEL OF AMET

FREE SUMMER COACHING CAMP FOR RURAL SCHOOL STUDENTS

EEE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED CREATING AWARENESS ON ELECTRICAL

SAFETY AT JAYA GLOBAL SCHOOL

TWO DAY CAPSULE COURSE ON REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC

INFORMATION SYSTEM

FIVE DAY CAPSULE COURSE ON REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC

INFORMATION SYSTEM

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED AWARENESS RALLY ON

ANTI-TOBACCO

CLUB ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO

EXTEND LEARNING

CLUB ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO EXTEND LEARNING

Clubs and Activities Are Important, Too

College life is busy.

Students are up early to get into classes on time, to maths, physics, chemistry and other classes,

and have homework to do. So, it is important to participate in extracurricular clubs, sports, or

community groups. Recruiters look at the things students do after college hours like participating

in sports clubs or teams, or community volunteer work. No doubt about it, maintaining good

grades is important for getting into company.

In Our University we lay due emphasis on different activities through active participation in

various social, athletic and artistic clubs and societies. We guide students to discover and create

their own understanding. Besides academics, co scholastic activities form an integral part of the

curriculum. This aspect includes wide range of co-curricular activities. All the students are

obliged to gain practical experience in the course of their academic education.

The concept of Clubs is seen as an opportunity for adaptation to life in the group, forming good

life long habits and cultivating a voluntaristic spirit. Club activities supplement academics and

give the students practical training which they require in day to day life.In order to fully develop

the whole person, all students are required to participate in either a yearlong club or seasonal

sport. It is our philosophy that such participation is vital in developing well-rounded students,

broadening student interests, and encouraging a strong ownership of AMET.

In the competitive world, companies are now looking for students who show participation in

activities beyond the classroom. In order for a yearlong activity to be counted for a student’s

participation requirement, the club or activity must either be academic, competitive or service

oriented. A strong commitment is required. In Our University various club activities are

organized giving an opportunity to the students to display their talent.

FISHERMEN COMMUNITY WELFARE AWARENESS PROGRAMME

Equal Opportunity Cell

A career guidance program on Mine2Shine

AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON ANTI DRUG

TREE PLANTATION PROGRAMME ORGANIZED BY ECO AND NSS CLUB

AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON ELSEVIER: SCIENCE DIRECT AND SCOPUS

MOTIVATIONAL TALK ON “DREAM BIG”

LEO CLUB ORGANIZED MOTIVATIONAL TALK ON PROTECTING OUR

ENVIRONMENT AND ABSTAIN FROM ALCOHOL, CIGAR AND NARCOTICS.

ESSAY COMPETITION FOR STUDENTS

CULTURAL CLUB CELEBRATES ETHNIC DAY

INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA CONNECT

INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA CONNECT

With the advent of globalization and opening up of Indian economy to outside world,

competition among industries has become stiff. To solve their engineering problems they look up

now to engineering institutions. Similarly, there is an urgent need to prepare engineering students

for jobs in multinational companies, by exposing them to newer technologies and engineering

methodologies. These objectives can only be achieved well by bridging the gap between industry

and the academic institutions. Better interaction between technical institutions and industry is the

need of the hour. This will have great bearing on the engineering curriculum, exposure of

engineering students to industrial atmosphere and subsequent placement of young graduating

engineers in industries across the country.

Industries and institutes have been collaborating for over a century, but the rise of a global

knowledge economy has intensified the need for strategic partnerships. The Institutes are

imparting the basic knowledge and skill, but the Industry-Institute Interaction will enable to

undertake research by staff and students relevant to the industry.

The Industry-Institute Interaction should be designed to run longer period for preparing the

manpower of world class in the field of science and technology by inculcating the various skills

required by the industry, thereby contributing to the economic and social development at

large.With several layers of collaboration being built by the government to develop the Make in

India program, the manpower needs have to be fulfilled in order to witness the required

development.

Though availability of manpower is abundant in India, well equipped manpower with

employability skills is the need of the hour. There is a need to create avenues for a close

academia and industry interaction through all the phases of technology development, starting

from conceptualizing to commercialization. AMET has crafted a unique Industry-Institution

Interaction initiative as one of its core pillars.

Industry Institution Interaction meet organized by IICC on 18th

January 2018 at Hablis

Hotel

MOU SIGNED WITH YOKOGAWA INDIA LIMITED

DIPLOMA IN FISHERIES ENGINEERING PORGRAMME WITH INCOIS

MOU SIGNED WITH MAHINDRA TECH

MOU SIGNED WITH ELECTRONICS PLATFORM RESEARCH LABS

HOSTEL, MEDICAL AND HEALTH

AMET hostels had its beginning in the year 2002. Residence in hostel is mandatory for the

cadets of DG courses and option for other Offshore Courses in AMET.AMET has excellent

hostel facilities for boys and girls. Around 2200 students are accommodated. The hostels, with

well furnished rooms provide an ideal ambience to make residents feel at home. The scenic

surrounding, the calm and serene atmosphere provide a comfortable and conducive environment

for learning.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

•To create an atmosphere of harmony and co-operation amongst the Cadets.

• To provide the Cadets a peaceful and pleasant environment to enable them to excel in their

studies and personality development.

•To run / manage the hostel and it's Mess efficiently

ALLOTMENT OF ROOMS

Rooms will be allotted by the Head(s) of the Department. Mid semester shifting of room is not

permissible in any case until and unless it is absolutely necessary. Wardens may consider written

requests for change of rooms within the hostel.

GENERAL CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE

Cadets / Students should keep their rooms and hostel premises clean. The Cadet / Students shall

not damage any hostel property. The Cadets / Students are not allowed to gamble, to consume

intoxicants (narcotics, alcoholic, beverages, smoking etc.),

The Cadets are not allowed cooking, in the rooms any act of manhandling, a group fighting,

intimidation or violence, willful damage to property or drunken behavior constitutes a serious

offence.

No Cadets / Students shall keep any heavy electrical appliance in his room like fridge, air-

conditioner. Cadets / Students are requested to avoid singing aloud, shouting or making all types

of noises which are likely to distract the attention of those who may be studying.

POLICY REGARDING ANTI-RAGGING

Ragging in any form in the hostel is illegal. The University is determined to prohibit, prevent and

eliminate the scourge of ragging. The Students can approach the anti–ragging committee for

reporting ragging related matters.

"Ragging is prohibited as per the decision of the Supreme Court of India”.

FACILITIES OF HOSTEL

AMET provides DG approved doctors in the campus to take care of the Cadets / Students

of the university.

Ragging free premises

Medical facilities

If Cadets / Students need hospitalization for treatment ,they will admit in private hospital

Laundry facilities

Wi-Fi facilities

Generator facilities

Inmates are provided Newspaper

Television Hall in each hostel, to spend leisure time

Indoor and outdoor game facilities

The fire extinguisher is provided on each floor of the hostel

First Aid box available on all the floors of hostel

Sufficient number of wardens to take care of the inmates.

The residential wardens attend the problems of cadets immediately

24 hrs Security facilities

24 hrs RO water facilities

READING HALL TELEVISION HALL

SWIMMING POOL VOLLEY BALL COURT

BADMINTON COURT HOSTEL GYM

DINING HALL MEDICAL

BEYOND ACADEMICS

BEYOND ACADEMICS

AMET firmly believe that a student who is exposed to a multitude of experiences, as opposed to

being solely focused on book-learning, is the kind of student who grows up to excel socially,

emotionally and professionally in a inter-dependent and complex world. These influences are

gently introduced into the student’s perspective over his or her time at AMET through AMET

Co-Curricular activities.

Co-Curricular programmes at AMET range from Sports and Creative Arts, to Field

Trips, Community Outreachand Internships, helping develop interpersonal, leadership and

communication skills in Students. Year-round literary and cultural competitions called

the Tournaments of Minds, and the House system we have in place reinforce team spirit and

confidence. These activities give students the impetus; in an atmosphere of constructive and

healthy competition to discover individual talents, work in collaboration and to become high

achievers. AMET students have a healthy involvement in inter University competitions – both

for the challenge to themselves, as well as to benchmark our strengths and performance.

The environment to which a student is exposed strongly impacts the development of his/her

personality. Physical training at AMET goes beyond participation in sports and games. Our

objective is to inculcate the healthy spirit of competition, nurture the will to excel and develop

spontaneity. Research proves that active participation in activities outside the classroom has a

direct impact on performance inside it. The students are inspired and encouraged to take up

events seriously while maintaining the fun factor in them. This can be reflected through various

competitive events.Our programmes are developed and implemented by experienced

professionals to benefit a student mentally, emotionally, physically and socially. Qualified

instructors are brought in to impart training in music, yoga, arts and craft, etc. AMET takes its

non-academic activities with utmost care which is why there is a great stress on our play area

infrastructure in Our University. We believe in providing ample opportunities and platforms to

each and every student to build leadership and dynamic qualities. At the start of the academic

session, the yearly activity plan is handed over to the students informing them of each week’s

activity in advance. Our activities include field trips to interesting and relevant places, regular

guest lectures, workshops for special skills, celebration of festivals and competitions.

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SEED BALLS PREPARATION AND DISPERSAL EVENT ORGANIZED BY

DEPARTMENT OF MBT AND NSS

TRAINING – CUM PRODUCTION PROGRAMME ON HAND MADE PAPER FROM

PAPER WASTES

AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON GENDER SENSITIZATION

TEMPLE CLEANUP

SWATCH BHARAT AT KOVALAM

BEACH CLEANUP ORGANIZED BY EEE DEPARTMENT

YOGA FOR ALL

INAUGURATION CEREMONY OF CERTIFICATE COURSE IN YOGA AND HUMAN

EXCELLENCE

NCC TRAINING CAMP

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL CONDUCTED CONTEST ON LOGO

DESIGN,POSTER DESIGNING AND FACE PAINTING

PETRAMET 2018

MARINE TRAFFIC 2018

ELYTRICO 2018

AMETUNISPO

The Year 2017-18 IN REVIEW

July 2017

Cochin Shipyard Company Team visited for placement

Workshop on ICT Enabled E-Learning Tools

Good Wood Ship Management Team visited for placement

Induction Programme for Fresher’s

Transvision Line Team visited for placement

August 2017

International Conference on Commercial Shipping – Changes and Challenges

National Symposium on Challenges in Geotechniques for Deep Excavation

International Conference on “ Emerging Technologies on Nanoelectronics and

Nanomedicines

Tree Plantation Programme organized by ECO and NSS Club

Maersk Line Team Visited for Placement

Paragon Digital Services Team visited for Placement

Workshop on Empowerment of Entrepreneurship and skill – Government of India

Initiative

Street Play for Awareness on Dengue Fever

Yoga for General Health organized by Sports Club

September 2017

Workshop on Effective Performance Evaluation

Onam Celebrations

Seed Balls Preparation and Dispersal Event organized by Department of MBT and NSS

Training – Cum Production Programme on Hand Made Paper from Paper wastes

FDP on Effective Teaching in the Class Room

Awareness Programme on Gender Sensitization

Temple Cleanup

Engineers Day Celebrations

Teachers Day Celebrations

Awareness Programme on Elsevier: Science Direct and SCOPUS

Thome Shipping India Pvt. Ltd. Team Visited for placement

Motivational talk on “Dream Big”

International Conference on Technological Advances in Mechanical Engineering

FDP on Electro Magnetic Transient Program(EMTP-RV) for Power System Applications

Swatch Bharat at Kovalam

Ayutha Pooja Celebrations

October 2017

Workshop on concept Development for Inspiring Innovations to Bind Science and

Society

International Conference on Innovations and research in Marine Electrical and electronics

Engineering

Maersk Line India Pvt. Ltd. Crewing Division Team visited for placement

EEE department organized Creating Awareness on Electrical Safety at Jaya Global

School

LEO Club organized Motivational Talk on Protecting Our Environment and Abstain

From Alcohol, Cigar and Narcotics.

Special Lecture on Fellowship and sponsored Research Schemes in India

Beach Cleanup organized by EEE Department

Workshop on Employable Avenues for Marine Graduates in IT Sector

International Conference on Green Ship Engine Simulator

November 2017

Essay competition for students

Guest Lecture on Food Processing Technology

Cultural club celebrates Ethnic Day

Seashell Team visited for placement

Two Day Capsule course on Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System

Yoga Programme

Five Day Capsule course on Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System

December 2017

EEE Department organized National Workshop on Advanced Robotics and Artificial

Intelligence

Marine Engineering Department conducted Technical Lecture on Maritime Education

and Employability

EEE Department organized National Workshop on Conceptual Practices in Industrial

Automation

January 2018

COCG Team Visited for Placement

AMET Sliver Jubilee Award Ceremony

Special Lecture on Commercial Aspects of Shipping

Pongal Celebrations

Software Development Programme for Faculties

Inauguration Ceremony of Certificate Course in Yoga and Human Excellence

Industry – Institution Interaction Meet organized by Industry Institution Collaboration

Cell

Republic Day Celebrations

February 2018

NCC Training Camp

Team Global Logistics Pvt.Ltd Team visited for Placement

NYK Ship Management Team Visited for Placement

Chellaram Shipping company Team from Hong Kong visited for Placement

L & T Team visited for Placement

Fynsea Lines and Logistics Pvt., Ltd., Team Visited for Placement

Mother Tongue Day

ACT Infraport Ltd Team visited for Placement

EEE Department Conducted Extension Activity on Safety Aspects in Household

electrical Appliances

Career guidance Programme on MINE2SHINE

Special Lecture on Innovation for Incubation

National Seminar on Scientific Issues for the Development of the Nation and National

Science Day Celebrations

SeaTeam Management Pvt., Ltd., Team visited for Placement

March 2018

International Conference on Advances in Materials Science and Engineering for Societal

Applications

Internal quality Assurance Cell conducted Contest on Logo Design,Poster Designing and

Face Painting

University Sports Day

A P Moller Singapore Pvt., Ltd.,

PETRAMET 2018

Marine Traffic 2018

Awareness Programme on Anti Drug

April 2018

Internal quality Assurance Cell conducted Contest on Art, Drawing, Photography, Short

Film, etc.,

DACHSER India Pvt., Ltd., Team visited for placement.

National Maritime Week Celebrations

ELYTRICO 2018

Viza

AMETUNISPO

Mechanical Department Organized Awareness Rally on Anti-Tobacco

FDP on Problem Solving in C and C++

Alumni Meet at Dubai

May 2018

Zener Maritime Solution Singapore Team visited for Placement

Sembcorp Marine Singapore Team visited for Placement

Cochin Shipyard Limited Team visited for placement

Free Summer Coaching Camp for students

GoodWood Ship Management Pvt., Ltd., Team visited for placement

Conclusion

AMET University Annual Activity Report 2017-18 was characterized by unparalleled challenges

and extraordinary opportunities. It was a year of significant achievements even in the midst of

declining resources. In these uncertain times, as conditions continue to evolve in unexpected

ways, Our University will continue to strive for excellence while also becoming more agile as a

world class University, balancing its historical responsibilities while continuing to forge new

directions.

AMET University can be justifiably proud of the achievements of our students academically,

culturally, and on the sports field. We as a University will continue to strive to best serve the

students, including targeting areas where achievement isn’t as high as it could be. Further

developing support for achievement and students literacy has already yielded positive results and

we hope to continue this trend in the forthcoming academic year 2018-19.

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