evaluative report of department of computer science...

SRI SHANMUGHA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, SANKARI

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL 1

EVALUATIVE REPORT OF

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

1. Name of the Department : Department of Computer Science and Engineering

2. Year of Establishment

Year Name of the Course Intake

2011 B.E - CSE

ineering

60

2012 M.E - CSE 18

3. Names of Programmes/ Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., etc.)

Courses Offered Name of the Course Programme

UG B.E Computer Science and Engineering

PG M.E Computer Science and Engineering

4. Names of Inter disciplinary courses and the departments / units involved

S No Name of the Interdisciplinary

Course

Department Involved

1 Engineering Graphics Mechanical Engineering

2 Engineering Practices laboratory Mechanical Engineering

3 Analog and Digital communication Electronics and Communication Engineering

4 Microprocessor and micro controller Electronics and Communication Engineering

5 Digital Signal Processing Electronics and Communication Engineering

6 Environmental science and engineering Civil Engineering

5. Annual/semester/choice based credit system (Programme wise)

Semester based credit system

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

Program Subject Name Service To

1. Computer Programming Civil Engineering

2. Computer Programming Electronics and Communication Engineering

3. Computer Programming Agricultural Engineering



4. Computer Programming Mechanical Engineering

5. Computer Programming Lab Civil Engineering

6. Computer Programming Lab Agricultural Engineering

7. Computer Programming Lab Electronics and Communication Engineering

8. Computer Programming Lab Mechanical Engineering

9. Object Oriented Programming

and Data structures

Electronics and Communication Engineering

10. OOPS and Data structures Lab Electronics and Communication Engineering

11. Wireless sensor network Electronics and Communication Engineering

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

S. No Courses Collaborative Universities / Industries

1 JAVA NIIT, Vefetch Technologies

2 C/C++ B Square, Skill Matrix

8. Details of courses /programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons

NIL

9. Number of teaching posts

UG-Computer Science and Engineering

S. No. Designation Sanctioned Filled

1 Professors 1 1

2 Associate Professors 2 2

3 Assistant Professors 9 12

PG- Computer Science and Engineering

S No. Designation Sanctioned Filledd

1 Professors 1 -

2 Associate Professors/

Assistant Professors

2 3



10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization, (D.Sc./ D.Litt./

Ph.D./M.Phil. etc.,)

UG-Computer Science and Engineering

S.

No Name

Qualificat

ion Designation Specialization

No. of

years

of

experience

No. of Ph.D.

students

guided for

the last 4

years

1 Dr. G. Kavitha Ph.D. Principal CSE 19 4

2 Mrs.P.Vijayalakshmi M.E. Associate Professor CSE 13 NIL

3 Mrs.G.Kalaimani M.E. Associate Professor CSE 8 NIL

4 Mr.U.Muthaiah M.E Associate Professor CSE 10.

5

NIL

5 Mr.S.K.Murugaraja M.E. Assistant Professor CSE 10 NIL

6 Mr.K.Gowsic M.E. Assistant Professor CSE 9 NIL

7 Mr.M.Balamurugan M.Tech. Assistant Professor CSE 7 NIL

8 Ms.B.Preetha M.E Assistant Professor CSE 6.5 NIL

9 Ms.M.Agalya M.E Assistant Professor CSE 6.5 NIL

10 Mrs.M.Vasanthi M.E Assistant Professor CSE 5.5 NIL

11 Mr.P.Kameshkumar M.E Assistant Professor Software

Engineering

3 NIL

12 Mr.A.Ramamoorthy M.E Assistant Professor CSE 2.5 NIL

13 Ms.K.P.Vijayalaksh

mi

M.E Assistant Professor CSE 2.5 NIL

14 Mr.P.Jegadeesan M.E Assistant Professor CSE 2 NIL

15 Ms.R.Kokiladevi M.E Assistant Professor CSE 1 NIL

16 Mr.S.M.Senthil M.E Assistant Professor Software

Engineering

.8 NIL

17 Ms.R.Gayathri M.E Assistant Professor CSE .5 NIL

11. List of senior visiting faculty

NIL



12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (Programme wise) by

temporary faculty

NIL

13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise)

Sl. No. Programme Student-Teacher ratio

1. B.E 15:1

2. M.E 12:1

14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned

and filled

Supporting

Staff(Technical)

Supporting Staff

(Admin)

Total

Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled

2 2 2 2 4 4

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc / D.Lit / Ph.D / MPhil / PG.

S. No Qualification Number of Faculty

1 Ph.D. 1

2 Pursuing Ph.D. 3

3 M.E / M.Tech 14

S.

No

Name Qualifi

cations

Designation Specialization No of years

of experience

1 K. Sugumar MCA System

administrator

Networking 5.6

2 S. Mohanraj B.E Web designer Web designing 3.4

3 M. Kesavaraj M.C.A System

administrator

Networking 2

4 M. Dinesh

kumar

M.E System

administrator

Networking 1



16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding

agencies and grants received

NIL

17. Departmental p r o j e c t s f u n d e d by D S T -FIST; U G C , D B T , I C S S R , e t c ., and total

g r a n t s received

NIL

18. Research Centre/ facility recognized by the University

NIL

19. Publications

S.No Faculty Name NC IC NJ IJ No of

Publications

1 Dr.G.Kavitha - 3 - 11 14

2 Mr.U.Muthaiah - - - 5 5

3 Mr.K.Gowsic - - - 2 2

4 Mrs.C.Kavitha - - - 2 2

5 Mrs.S.Rajeswari - - - 1 1

6 Mr.M.Premkumar - - - 1 1

7 Mr.P.Kameshkumar - - - 1 1

a. Publication per faculty (International Journal)

S.

No

Name of the Authors

Title of Paper

Name of the

Journal

Volume

& Page No.

Year of

publication

1 Dr.G.Kavitha

A Novel Approach for

Efficient String Generation

Using MDL Pruning Method

IJREEE

Volume 2

Pg. No.

10-18

Dec 2015

2 Dr.G.Kavitha

Privacy Preserving Data

Publishing Using Tuple

Grouping Algorithm

IJREEE

Volume 2

Pg. No.

1-9

Dec 2015



3 Dr.G.Kavitha

A Chord Based Decentralized

Secure Service Discovery on

Peer to Peer Network

IJSCI

Volume 2

Pg. No.

34-40

Dec 2015

4 Dr.G.Kavitha

An Efficient Approach for

Mobile Commerce Pattern

and Sequential Pattern

Mining

IJIIET

Volume 2

Pg. No.

24-28

Jul 2015

5 Dr.G.Kavitha

Privacy Preservation Using

Access Control Mechanism

for Incremental Data

IJIIET

Volume 2

Pg. No.

15-20

Aug 2015

6 Dr.G.Kavitha

Heuristic Rule Based Mining

of High Utility Item sets

From Transactional Database

IJIIET

Volume 2

Pg. No.

57-61

June

2015

7 Dr.G.Kavitha

IP Based Approach for

Tracing Stolen Laptop and

Data Protection With Mac

Address

IJSCI

Volume 2

Dec 2015

8 Dr.G.Kavitha

Discovery of Latency Delay

in Provenance Data Through

Secret Channel Encoder

IJIIET

Volume 2

Oct 2015

9 Dr.G.Kavitha

A Genetic Algorithm With

Support for Selective

Travelling Salesman Problem

on Petrinets

IJSCI

Sep 2015

10 Dr.G.Kavitha

Bacterial Foraging

Optimiztion Based Travelling

Salesman Problem for Data

Collection in Mobile Sinks

IJSCI

Volume 2

Sep 2015

11 Dr.G.Kavitha

Multiagent Based Self

Scheduling Algorithm for

Travelling Salesman Problem

IJETCSE

Volume 19 Jan 2016



12 Mr.U.Muthaiah

Energy Efficient Mobile Sink

Path Selection Using Cluster

Based Approach In WSNS

IJIRCCE

Volume 3

March

2015

13 Mr.U.Muthaiah

Efficient Deduplication With

Security Using Jenkins And

Recovery Techniques

IJIRCCE

Volume 3 Mar 2015

14 Mr.U.Muthaiah

Security With Authorized

Deduplication Compression

Using JHF And DR

Techniques In Hybrid Cloud

EIJTEM

Volume 2 Feb 2015

15 Mr.U.Muthaiah

Utility Based Consolidation

of Cloud Servers Using

Memory Harnessing

IJIRSET

Volume 2 Feb 2015

16 Mr.U.Muthaiah Anonymity Set Location

Privacy Scheme In MANET IJESRT

Volume 2 Feb 2015

17 Mr.K.Gowsic

A Novel Approach For

Energy Efficient Reliable

Routing Using Tabu In

Wireless Ad Hoc Networks

IJIRCCE

Volume 2 Nov 2014

18 Mr.K.Gowsic

Geographic Routing Scheme

Based on Dynamic Location

Update and Load Balancing

Mechanism

IJCSMC Volume 3 Feb 2014

19 Mrs.C.Kavitha

Achieving Remote Data

Intergrity Verification And

Eradication Semi honest

Attack in Multicloud Storage

IJIRCCE Volume 3 May 2015

20 Mrs.C.Kavitha

Public Auditing of Dynamic

Bigdata Storage With

Efficient High Memory

Utilization And ECC

Algorithm

IJIRCCE Volume 3 Mar 2015



21 Mr.M.Premkumar

Efficient Privacy Preserving

Secure Odarm Algorithm in

Horizontally Distributed

Database


22 Mrs.S.Rajeswari

The Software Approach to

Measure The Quality Of Vein

Images for Fake Detection in

Online Attendance System


23 Mr.P.Kameshkumar

Human Semantic Web for

Business Process

Customization

IJETCSE Volume 2 Jan 2016

24 Mrs.P.Vijayalakshmi

Zonal node authentication

using QoS Differentiation

Quotient for data delivery in

WSN

ICIET

ISBN No

978-0-

9948937-

4-1

May 2016

b. Publication per faculty (international conference)

S. No

Name of the

Authors

Title of Paper

Name of the

Conference

Volume

& Page

No.

Year of

publication

1 Dr.G.Kavitha An optimal Dynamic

Virtual Machine

Provisioning

Workflows in clouds

using optimal

Scheduling

Algorithm

ICRTECCT ‘16 21 2016

2 Dr.G.Kavitha UCDA: An underwater

image restoration

Using RGB color

dependability algorithm


3 Dr.G.Kavitha

Fuzzy based unsupervised

change detection using

GRAP based digital

surface model


c. Publication per faculty (national conference) NIL

d. Publication per faculty (book publications) NIL



20. Areas of consultancy and income generated NIL

21. Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c)

Editorial Boards

a) National Committee : NIL

b) International committee : NIL

c) Editorial Boards : NIL

22. Student projects

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

departmental/ Programme

100 %

b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution

i.e. in Research laboratories / Industry/ other agencies

NIL

23. Awards/Recognitions received by faculty and students

Faculty Members

S. No Name of the faculty Awards / Recognitions

1 Mrs.G.Kavitha Received cash award for 100% results produced

2 Mr.K.Gowsic Received cash award for 100% results produced

3 Mr.U.Muthaiah Received cash award for 100% results produced

4 Mrs.C.Kavitha Received cash award for 100% results produced

5 Mrs.M.Vasanthi Received cash award for 100% results produced

6 Mrs.S.Rajeswari Received cash award for 100% results produced

7 Mr.G.Vivek Received cash award for 100% results produced



Students

S. No Name of the Student Awards / Recognitions

1 S. Mythili 100 mts Running zonal III Place

2 S. Mythili 400 relay Running zonal III Place

3 S. Mythili 1500 mts Running zonal III Place

4 S. Mathiyarasi Paper presentation – KIOT- II Prize

5 K. Mythili Paper presentation – Narasus’s Sarathy Institute of

Technology-II Prize

6 G. Poorani Paper presentation – Narasus’s Sarathy Institute of

Technology-II Prize

7

P.R. Vignesh

Priyadharsan

R. Balaji

Paper presentation – Vivekanada College of

Engineering for women –II Prize

Paper presentation - University College of

Engineering, Villupuram – II Prize

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department

S.

No

Date of

visit

Name & designation of the resource

person,Affiliation

Specialization

1. 04.02.15,

25.03.15

Dr. Mahesh, Professor, Institute of

Road and Transport Technology, Erode

Regional Centre

Artificial Intelligence

2. 03.05.14

Dr. Mahesh, Professor, Institute of

Road and Transport Technology, Erode

Regional Centre

Design and Analysis of

Algorithm

3. 31.08.13 Dr. T. Senthil kumar, Assistant

Professor, Amritha School of

Engineering, Coimbatore

Mobile Application

Development

4. 25.05.13 Mr. T. Senthil kumar, Amritha

university Cloud Computing

5. 12.01.13 Ms. M. Akila, HOD/PG-CSE, CSI

College of Engineering, Ooty

DAA

6. 06.10.12 Dr.Thangavel, Professor & HOD EEE

K.S.R.College of Engineering

Electrical Engineering



7. 01.09.12 Dr. Palanisamy Associate Professor

NIT Trichy

Signals & Systems

8.

22.09.12,

29.09.12,

07.10.12

Mrs.K.Lakshmi

Professor of ECE

K.S.R College of Technology

Digital Principles & System

Design

9. 22.09.12

Mr.N.S.Yoganathan

Professor of ECE Sona College Of

Technology

Analog & Digital

Communication

25. Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of funding

S. No

Name of the

Seminar /

Conference /

Workshop

Resource person

Name,

designation,

Name of the

company

Date

Source of

Funding

Beneficiaries

1 Database

Management Systems

IIT –Faculty 21.05.2013 -

31.05. 2013

IIT

Faculty

2 Computer

Programming


21.06.2014

IIT

Faculty

3 Computer Networking IIT –Faculty 30.06.2014 -

05.07.2014

IIT

Faculty

4 Cyber Security IIT –Faculty 10.07.2014 -

20.07.2014

IIT

Faculty

5 Pedagogy For

Effective Use Of ICT

In Engineering

Education - Teachers


21.01.2015

IIT

Faculty



26. Student profile Programme/Course wise

Name of the Course/

programme

Applications

received

Selected

Enrolled

Pass

percentage

M F

B.E. CSE (2011-15)

Not applicable

Since admissions

are made through

GQ/ MQ

- 17 16 90.9

B.E. CSE (2012-16) - 9 18 92.59

B.E. CSE (2013-17) - 3 16 Pursuing

B.E. CSE (2014-18) - 6 8 Pursuing

B.E. CSE (2015-19) - 3 4 Pursuing

B.E. CSE (2016-20) - 24 31 Pursuing

M.E. CSE (2012-14) - 6 12 100

M.E. CSE (2013-15) - 1 8 100

M.E. CSE (2014-16) - - 3 100

M.E. CSE (2015-17) - - - -

M.E. CSE (2016-18) - 2 - Pursuing

27. Diversity of Students

Name of the Course

% of students from

the same state

%of students from

other States

% of students

from abroad

UG PG UG PG UG PG

CSE (2011-12) 100 - - - - -

CSE (2012-13) 100 100 - - - -

CSE (2013-14) 100 100 - -

-

- -

CSE (2014-15) 100 100 - - - -

CSE (2015-16) 100 - - - - -

CSE (2016-17) 100 100 - - - -

28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as

NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc.?

NIL



29. Student progression

Student progression

2012-2016 2011-2015

% %

UG to PG 0.5% -

On/off campus 90% 89.28%

Entrepreneurship/ Self-

Employment

-

-

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

Library

Internet facility

Class rooms with ICT facility

Laboratories

Library

Detail

s

Central Library Department

Library Number

of

Books

Titles 514 54

Volumes 3293 85

Number of Journals 22 4

Number of Project Reports 20 30

Lab manuals 5 13

Internet facility

Wi-Fi Available

No of systems with internet for faculty members 8

No of systems with internet for students 70

Class rooms with ICT facility

Well equipped, spacious and ventilated ICT enabled class rooms

Multimedia kits like OHP, computers and LCD projectors



Laboratories

S. No Name of the

Laboratory

Area in

sq.m

Instrument Details Quantity Total Cost

in Lakhs.

1 Advanced Data Structure

Laboratory

169.88

Computers/C/C++

Java compiler

25

14.3

2 Advanced Database

Laboratory

Computers/Oracle

latest version or any

open source tools

Mysql

25

3 Programming & Data

Structure

Laboratory-I & II

Computer /C

compiler /C++

Compiler

30

4

Database

Management

System

Laboratory

Standalone

Desktops

30

5

Networks

Laboratory

Standalone Desktops/

C/C++/Java

30

6

Operating System

Laboratory

Standalone Desktops/

C/C++/Java

30

7

Case Tool Laboratory

169.88

Standalone

Desktops/Rational

suite, Open Source

30

15.1

8

Internet Programming

Laboratory

Standalone

Desktops/Java

30

9

Computer Graphics

Laboratory

Standalone

Desktops / C

30

30

10

Mobile Application

development laboratory

Standalone

Desktops/ Android

30

11

Compiler Laboratory

Standalone

Desktops /C / C++/

LEX and YACC

compiler

30

12 Security Laboratory Standalone

Desktops /C/ C++/

Java

30

13 Gird &Cloud Computing

Laboratory

Standalone

Desktops

/Hadoop/Nebula

30



31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university,

government or other agencies

S. No Year Type of Scholarship No. of Beneficiaries

1

2015-16

BC/MBC 46

SC -

SSCET 4

2

2014-15

BC/MBC 43

SC -

SSCET 3

3

2013-14

BC/MBC 34

SC -

SSCET -

4

2012-13

BC/MBC 16

SC -

SSCET -

32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar)

With External Experts

Students

enrichment

programmes

Total programmes

In plant training 1

Industrial visit 4

Workshop

S. No Academic Year Total Participants

1 2015-2016 65

2 2014-2015 40

3 2013-2014 40



Seminar

S. No Academic Year Total Participants

1 2015-2016 150

2 2014-2015 140

3 2013-2014 100

Guest Lecture

S. No Academic Year Total Conducted

1 2015-2016 2

2 2014-2015 2

3 2013-2014 2

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning

Chalk and Talk

Peer group discussion

ICT methods – NPTEL, Webinars etc.,

Seminar

Role play

Tutorial

Special class for slow learners

Hostel study hour

Faculty counseling

Think pair share model

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

S. No Type of Activities No. of Students

participated

1 Blood Donation Camp 15

2 Medical Camp 21

3 National Flag Formation 1



35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strengths

Well qualified and experienced faculty

Well-equipped laboratories with latest systems and required software to meet the

curriculum

Cooperative Management Team

Placement training programmes were given to the students to enrich their communication

and interpersonal skills

Committed technical supporting staff

Systematic monitoring of teaching-learning processes

Conducting special classes for slow learners

Encouraging the students to go for industrial projects/visits

Corporate technical trainings were given to place the students in reputed software industries

Weaknesses

Research and consultancy need to be improved

Lack of MoU with leading Industries

Research and Development work to be strengthened

Minimum number of publications

Opportunities

Employability in IT industries is ample

More avenues for learning soft skills

Vast opportunities for research and development

Challenges

Lack of good communication skills in English language and lack of exposure to the city

based benefits

Students are from rural areas with very poor English knowledge

To clear in national and state competitive examinations such as GATE, Civil services,

Defense services, GRE, TANCET

Making Awareness to lead the life



To enrich the students to face the pitfalls in industries

Future Plan

To enhance Industry Institute Interaction to attract leading companies to conduct campus

recruitment

To Motivate Faculties to publish papers in International Journals & Conferences

To encourage the students to become an entrepreneur through entrepreneurship programmes

The faculty member with Ph.D. degree has to be increased

To attain 100 percentage placement in on-campus

To establish Technology Incubators

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