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TEQIP Phase IISeventh Review Meeting
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology Kottayam
Presented ByDr. K. P. IndiradeviPrincipal
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2010-11 2014-15Number of U.G Courses 5 6Number of P.G Courses 2 6Number of Research Centers Nil 3Number of Faculty members with Ph.D 9 22MoU with Industry Nil 7Number of books published by faculty 1 2Number of patents Nil 2Number of faculty members presented papers abroad Nil 9Technology Incubation centre startups Nil 4
Progress since TEQIPStatus in 2010 & 2014 – a comparison
TEQIP-II, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology 3
Targets of the Institutional development plan and their current status of achievement
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Item Baseline Targets as per IDP
Present status
1 Number of student registered for M.Tech 36 126 108
2 Number of student registered for doctoral programme Nil - 3
3 Revenue from externally funded R & D Projects and consultancies in total revenue
28.9 100 55
4 Number of publications in refereed journals International National
43
4025
242
5 Campus placement 45.2% 90% 42 % (145/346)
6 Number of collaborative programmes with industry Nil 25 7 MoU’s
7 Accreditation status 100% 100% Applied
8 Vacancy position for faculty and staff Req- 113San-98
Filled – 98 (R-76 + C-22)
9 Percentage for regular faculty having a masters degree or a Doctorate degree in Engineering disciplines
89.2% 100% 97.4% (74/76)
10 Transition rate from 1st to 2nd year - - 72.46%
11 Autonomy status Nil Autonomy Applied
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Item As per IDP Present StatusInfrastructure Improvement
Up-gradation of labs , creation of smart class rooms etc
Achieved as per IDP
Starting of new P.G Programmes
Start 5 New P.G Programmes 4 New Programmes started.One each ME Dept and EEE dept to be started this year
Faculty and Staff Development
All faculty to achieve P.G qualification Presently 30% permanent faculty with Ph.D and 97.4 % with P.G.
All faculty will be training in their domain of specialization
In-house Programmes organized – 48Number of Faculty attended outstation programmes – 57.
Training on pedagogy will be given to all faculty
•10 Faculty attended . •To be given to all faculty
Enhancement of research and consultancy activities
Enhanced research culture of the institution, More research projects and outputs
•Research Projects under CERD, KSCTE, FIST, DIT, RPS etc•Seed Money granted to 5 faculty (Rs. 0.5 Lakh each) after review by research committee and BoG
Cont….
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Item As per IDP Present Status
Enhanced interaction with industry
Increased collaborative programs with industry, Increased number of industrial training programmes
7 MoU’s Signed with Industry, Training by Industry experts
organisedOngoing skill development
training by Dist Industries dept.
Enhancement of Management Capacity
Management abilities of Head of institution and senior faculty are to be enhanced
Principal and Senior faculty attended
Management capacity enhancement Training
Academic support to weak students
Remedial classes for the weak students and finishing school for increasing the employability of graduates
Remedial classes are organized and programmes organized
under Finishing school
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Budget of Revised IDPSl. No. Activities Amount as
per IDP( in Lakhs)
Revised Allocation
( in Lakhs)
Amount spent/
Committed as on 31/03/14
Amount to be utilised in remaining
months
1Infrastructure improvement for teaching, Training & Learning
550 547.13 547.13 0
2Providing Teaching and Research Assistantships
100 40.00 22.68 17.32
3 Enhancement of R&D and institutional consultancy Activities
20 20.00 3.33 16.67
4 Faculty and Staff Development 100 170.00 86.98 83.02
5 Enhanced Interaction with Industry 40 40.00 12.86 27.14
6 Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement
30 30.00 5.44 24.56
7 Implementation of Institutional Reforms 20 30.00 19.9 10.1
8 Academic Support for Weak Students 40 40.00 11.23 28.77
9 Incremental Operating Cost 100 82.87 34.51 48.36
TOTAL 1000 1000 744.06 255.94
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KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Sl No Item Status1 Autonomy Applied
2 Minutes of BoG Meeting Conducted 12 BoG meetings &Minutes published in website
3 NBA Accreditation Applied for all eligible U.G Programmes
4 Statutory Audit Completed5 Submission of Revised IDP Ready for Submission6 Completion of Governance Plan Completed7 Committement of funds received 100%8 Expenditure of at least 50% of funds received Spent 93.3 % of funds received
(699.74 out of 750 Lakhs) 9 Procurement plan to cover 100% of planned procurement
expendituresProcurement Completed
10 Completion of all data input into the MIS for 2013-14 Completed
Accreditation Status
• e-SAR for the academic year 2012-13 uploaded to NBA site on 24/02/2013
• Receipt of acknowledgement received from NBA on 24/02/13
•NBA intimated their inconvenience for two set of previously proposed dates for visit
•The revised date is proposed from July-Sept 2015
• e-SAR is updated with data of academic year 2013-14
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Path to Accreditation
Strengths
• Improvement in Infrastructural Facilities especially after TEQIP
• Experienced and well qualified Faculty
• Improved industrial interaction
Weakness
• Cadre positions in few departments to be filled
• Research and consultancy to be further improved
• Lack of IPR• Hostel facilities to be improved, Hostel
facilities required for QIP Scholars and P.G students
• More built up area required as new courses are started
CE CSE EEE EC ME
2012 - 13
2013 - 14
2012 - 13
2013 - 14
2012 - 13
2013 - 14
2012 -13
2013 -14
2012 -13
2013 -14
1. Vision,mission & PEO (75) 64 64 64 64 61 61 62 65 60 60
2. Programme Outcome (150) 133 133 130 130 128 128 123 127 128 128
3. Programme Curriculum(125) 110 110 115 115 109 109 114 114 107 107
4. Students performance (100) 75.29 78.20 76.8 74.4 66.61 63.47 76.05 73.04 62.64 62.85
5. Faculty contribution (175) 115.34 117.72 89.51 85.3 118.16 116.9 105.48 117.71 109.84 111.05
6. Facilities & Technical support (125)104 104 103 103 103 103 105 105 104 106
7. Academic support & teaching learning process (75)
58.17 58.17 58.17 58.17 59.17 59.17 58.17 60 59.1659.16
8. Governance & Financial resources (75)59 59 58 58 57 57 58 58 58
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9. Continuous Improvement (100) 69.72 67.3 70.99 69.05 68.61 66.85 73.63 68.98 70.95 71.25
Total score(Max:1000) 788.59 791.39 765.47 756.92 770.6 764.39 775.33 788.73 759.59 763.31
DepartmentAssessment Criterion &Max: Score
Self Assessment Scores for 2012-13 & 2013-14
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Summary of Governance Development plan
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Key areas of good governance principles
Actions Taken Development Plan
1 Primary accountabilities
• Vision Mission & Strategic plan evolved•Annual Audit is conducted regularly and reports are submitted to BoG•The auditors ensure that funds provided by funding bodies are used in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in any funding agreements
Proposed to evaluate teaching effectiveness, research outcomes, citations, research funding etc also in addition to student feedback on an annual basis to evolve benchmarks.
2 Openness & Transparency in the operation
Annual report of the Institution is published regularly with the concurrence of BoG
Register of Interest of BoG members to be maintained
3 Key attributes of Governing bodies
BoG has been constituted as per the guidelines of statutory and regulating bodies
Academic autonomy is essential for achieving longterm objectives and goals
4 Effectiveness & performance review of BoG
The BoG Members interacts before taking major decisions.
Proposed to evolve a formal review of goals and targets due to involvement of BoG
5 Regulatory compliance
Every year mandatory disclosure is sent to AICTE and published on website.Compliance of university norms
Institution will continue the policy
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FEED BACK BY THE PERFORMANCE AUDITOR
KEY IMPROVEMENTS NOTICED ON SHORTCOMINGS REPORTED DURING EARLIER PERFORMANCE AUDITS• Results and placement is improved.• Three new courses established under TEQIP. Research labs are also established• One centre of excellence is established• Faculty development is to be established• Principal, TEQIP Coordinator, Procurement Coordinator, and 3 HOD’s have attended management training• There is scope for improvement under good governance• Project management, monitoring and evaluation is satisfactory• BRIEF STATEMENTS ON CONTINUING SHORTCOMINGS• Autonomy not yet achieved.• Accreditation visit is due.( Institution has suggested the convenient dates to NBA of AICTE.)• Frequency of student feedback for faculty could be modified• Impact factor for research publications be improved.• More patents and research publications are expected.
•Two Performance and data audits completed•NAME OF PERFORMANCE AUDITOR: Dr .ASHOK GHATOL• Statutory Audit completed till 2014-15 Report of Performance Audit
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Procu
rement
Assista
ntships
R&DFSD
III Cell
Capacity Development
Reforms
Student S
upport IOC
Total %0
100
200
300
400
500
600550
100
20
100
40 30 2040
100 100
513.96
22.080.830000000000001
83.98
11.86 5.39 19.9 8.2333.51
69.974
Expenditure Pattern – As on 31st March 2015
Amount Allocated Amount Actually spent
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Summary of ExpenditureSl No Item Amount
(Lakhs)1 Net Project Allocation 1000
2 Total Fund received 750
3 Amount Spent as on 31/03/2015 699.74
4 Committed expenditure as on date 50.26
5 Percentage of Amount Spent as on 31/03/2015 93.3%
6 Percentage of spent + Committed as on date 100 %
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• University Rank Details• Student Success Rate • Minutes of 12th BoG Meeting• Faculty Enrollment for M.Tech and Ph.D
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Placement 2014-15
Sl No Company Total Job Offers1 TCS 962 NeST 133 SunTec 34 AQ 35 QBurst 186 VERIZON 27 IBS 48 Oracle 29 TATA ELXSI 3
10 MRF 1Total 145
Technology Business Incubator
Renine•Area: Engineering Analysis•CEO: Hussain MT(ME 2013)
ECIAN•Area: Architectural LED Lighting•CEO: Akhil.R
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• Four startup ups
Rolling Dies Developers
•Area: Application Development•CEO: Gautam Krishna
OlIEU•Area: ERP Software•CEO: Robert Joseph
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U.G Courses2010-11 2014-15
B.Tech in CE B.Tech in CE
B.Tech in ME B.Tech in ME
B.Tech in EE B.Tech in EE
B.Tech in ECE B.Tech in ECE
B.Tech in CSE B.Tech in CSE
B. Arch
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P.G CoursesDept 2010-11 2014-15
EE M.Tech in Industral Drives& Control) M.Tech in Industral Drives& Control)
ME M.Tech in Industrial Engg & Management)
M.Tech in Industrial Engg & Management
CE M.Tech in CE Transportation Engg
EC M.Tech in Advanced Communcation& Information System
EC M.Tech in Advanced Electronics and Communication Engg
CS M.Tech in Computer Science & Engg
BACKNote: MCA course also started in 2011
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Research CentersSl No Department Remarks
1 Civil Engg.Approved by AICTE and M.G University
2 Electrical and Electronics Engg.
3 Centre for Engg. Research and Development(CERD)
Satellite Centre of CERD, Govt. of Kerala
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FACULTY WITH Ph.D2010-11 2014-15
1. Dr. Bino I Koshy2. Dr. A Praveen3. Dr. R Sasikumar4. Dr. Jayamohan M S5. Dr.S Jayakumar6. Dr. A Amardatt7. Dr.Dinesh Pai8. Dr. Vincent G9. Dr. Leena Mary
1. Dr.K P Indiradevi2. Dr. Bino I Koshy3. Dr. A Praveen4. Dr.Jairaj P G5. Dr. Vinish V Nair6. Dr. Bindhu BK7. Dr. R Sasikumar8. Dr. M S Jayamohan9. Dr.G Venugopal10. Dr. Biju Augustine11. Dr.Vincent G12. Dr. Prince A13. Dr. Leena Mary14. Dr. David Solomon George15. Dr. Manju Manuel16. Dr.Renu Jose17. Dr.Sobhana N V18. Dr.Jayaprasad19. Dr.Sathish Kumar20. Dr. Dinesh Gopinath21. Dr.Ciby Thomas22. Dr. Dolly Mary
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Patents
Provisional Patents1. Dr. A Praveen- A System To Reduce Organic Load Of The Wastewater
Treatment Plants2. Antony JK- Anthropomorphic Robotic hand for paralyzed (Student
Project)
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Books Published by Faculty
1. Prof.Anil Kumar KN – Engineering Graphics-Unique Methods easy solutions-Edition 8
2. Dr. Leena Mary - Extraction and Representation of Prosody for Speaker, Speech and Language Recognition
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Paper Presentation Abroad1. Dr. K P Indiradevi – ICNE –Nov 2013, Abudhabi2. Dr. R SasiKumar –IEEE symposium in computational Intelligence, April 2013,
Singapore3. Dr. Leena Mary – ICASSP May 2013,Canada4. Dr. David Solomon George-ISIE -May 2012, China5. Dr. Vinish V Nair-NGWA Summit May 2014 , USA6. Dr. Bindhu B K-ICFEE Feb 2013,Italy7. Jiji K S- ICEMS Oct 2012 , Japan8. Joseph Zhacarias-CSPC Feb 2014,Switzerland9. Dr. Biju Augustine. P, IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and
Engineering Management (IEEM2014), December 2014, MalaysiaBACK
Expert Lecture
CMTI, Bangalore
VSSC, Trivandrum
IBM, Bangalore
GE, Chennai
CDAT, Trivandrum
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IIIC
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Sl No TitleAmount(Lakhs)
1 Funded Research Projects 30.10
2 Revenue from civil consultancy works 25.00
TOTAL 55.10
Externally Funded R&D Projects & Consultancy 2014-15
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Budget FSD
Sl. No. Activities
DetailsTotal Amount
allocated ( in Lakhs)
1 Faculty development plan, for training in subject domain-outstation
60 Nos @ 30000/- (IIT, IISc, ESCI and premier Technical
institutions)18.00
2In house training programes/workshops/conferences planned (5 Days)
12 Nos X 1.5 L 18.00
3In house training programes/workshops/conferences planned (3 Days)
18 Nos X 1.0 L 18.00
4 Pedagogical Training for Faculty 15 Nos X 0.2 L 3.00
5 Faculty presenting papers at International conference abroad 9 Nos X 3.0 27.00
TOTAL 83.00
BackFSD Programmes approved in 12th BoG meeting
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Budget – Management Capacity Enhancement
Sl. No. Activities
DetailsTotal Amount
allocated ( in Lakhs)
1Management training for senior faculty in department at IIM’s or other premier management institutions
2 Nos Per Dept X 5 X 1.0 Lakhs 10.00
2 Management Training for HoD’s in premier International Institutions
5 Nos X 2.0 Lakh10.00
3 Management Training for Principal at IIM’s or other premier management institutions
2 Nos X 1 Lakh 2.0
4 Management Training for for Principal in premier International Institutions
1 Nos X 2.56 Lakhs 2.56
TOTAL 24.56
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Budget - Enhancement of R&D and institutional consultancy Activities
Sl. No. Activities
DetailsTotal Amount
allocated ( in Lakhs)
1 Seed money for Research projects taken by Faculty,UG/PG students 10 X 1.5 Lakhs 15.00
2 Expenditure incurred on research publications in engineering in journals At actual for faculty members 1.00
3 Honorarium to Committee members and SRA for evaluation
At actuals 0.67
TOTAL 16.67
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Budget - Enhanced Interaction with Industry
(Amount in Lakhs)
Sl. No.
Activities
CE EEE EC ME CSE TOTAL
1 Expert Lectures planned 4.78 5.84 4.72 3.42 3.38 22.14
2 TA for students for Industrial Training
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 5.00
TOTAL 5.78 6.84 5.72 4.42 4.38 27.14
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Student Success Rate (No. of students who cleared the programme in 4 years / (Total No. of
students including lateral entry)
Civil Mechanical Electrical Electronics & Comm Computer0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
66.7
39.4
71.8
81 79
61.1
43
72.9
61.97
82
66.7
57.1
70.4
78 78.5773.6
61.6
71.9
62.5 65
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
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University Rank Details
Branch 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11EC B.Tech II Rank
M.Tech , I , II & III Rank
CS B.Tech First and Second Rank
ME M.Tech Ist Rank, M. Tech III Rank
M.Tech , I , II B.Tech First Rank,M.Tech , I , II & III Rank
M.Tech , I , II & III Rank
CE M.Tech , I , II & III Rank B.Tech First and Second Rank
EEE M.Tech , I , II & III Rank M.Tech , I , II & III Rank
M.Tech , I , II & III Rank M.Tech , I , II & III Rank
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Faculty strength
PrincipalProfessor
Associate ProfessorAssistant Professor
Total
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
1 12 23
77
113
1 9 19
69
98
1 6 15
54
76
00
0
2222
00
00
0
Reqired Faculty Sancioned Filled Regular Filled Contract Unfilled
Remedial Classes 2013-14 (First Half)
No. SUBJECT Semester
Regular/Supplementary
No of students registered
No of students attended
No. of Students Passed
Pass %(No of pass/Attended) BRANCH
STEP4U/EAP
1 SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS S5 S 7 5 3 60.0
EEE
EAP2 MICRO PROCESSORS & ITS APPLICATIONS S5 R 10 8 4 50.0 STEP4U3 LINEAR INTAGRATED CIRCUITS S5 R 7 5 4 80.0 STEP4U4 ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS S3 S 9 8 6 75.0 EAP5 ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS S3 S 14 14 10 71.4 EAP6 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT THEORY S3 S 11 10 7 70.0 EAP7 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT THEORY S3 R 8 8 4 50.0 STEP4U1 THERMODYNAMICS S5 S 20 12 8 66.7
MEEAP
2 ADVANCED MECHANICS OF MATERIALS S5 S 23 10 6 60.0 EAP3 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN S5 S 19 11 8 72.7 EAP1 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING S5 S 21 13 6 46.2
CSE
EAP2 ENGG. MATHEMATICS IV S5 S 12 5 2 40.0 EAP3 ELECTRONIC DEVICES &CIRCUITS S3 S 20 10 2 20.0 EAP4 SWITCHING THEORY AND LOGIC DESIGN S3 S 14 10 3 30.0 EAP1 Structural Analysis I S5 S 32 23 8 34.8
CEEAP
3 Computer Programming S5 S 16 8 3 37.5 EAP2 Surveying 1 S3 S 16 11 6 54.5 EAP1 Applied Electromagnetic Theory S5 S 29 21 3 14.3
EC
EAP2 Control System S5 S 13 6 0 0.0 EAP3 Digital system Design S5 S 13 11 3 27.3 EAP4 Network Theory S3 S 20 15 6 40.0 EAP5 Analog Circuit1 S3 S 38 33 16 48.5 EAP
Sl. No Dept. Name of Subject ClassNo. of students
% of passRegistered Attended Passed
1 General Bridge course on Mathematics
All 1st year students
40 25 22 88
2 CE Water Sources Engineering S8 6 6 2 33.33
3 CE Construction Engg. Management
S6 17 16 12 75
4 ME Engineering Graphics All 2nd year students
40 27 20 74.07
5 ME Heat & Mass Transfer S8 14 9 6 66.67
6 ME Manufacturing Process S6 29 19 12 63.16
7 EEE C -Programming S6/S4 11 8 6 75
8 EEE LSA S6 12 10 8 80
Result Analysis of Academic support 2012-13
Sl. No
Dept. Name of Subject ClassNo. of Students
% of passRegistered Attended Passed
9 EEE Control System - I S8/S6 10 5 3 60
10 EEE DSP S8/S6 9 7 4 57.14
11 ECE Basic Electronics and IT S4 10 10 7 70
12 ECE Signals & Systems S6 10 3 2 66.67
13 ECE Digital Communication S8 4 4 2 50
14 ECE DSP S8 5 5 2 40
15 CSE Computer Network S8 11 9 5 55.56
16 CSE Object Oriented Progarming
S6/S4 22 10 4 40
Result Analysis of Academic support 2012-13
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Transition Rate – S1S2
Transition0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
55.86
71.0372.46
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
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TEQIP Procurement - Up-gradation of LabsNo. Labs Infrastructure Improvement through Purchase under TEQIP-II
1 Communication lab Digital Storage Oscilloscope, Function Generator, DC Power Supply, Signal Generator
2 Electronic Systems
Lab
Logic Analyzer, FPGA Kit, ARM Kit, Spectrum Analyzer, Signal Generator, DC Power Supply, Keil, Function Generator, Digital Storage Oscilloscope
3 Hardware Lab Microprocessor Kit, PC Assembling
4 Transportation lab Gyratory Compactor, Roughometer, Deflectometer, Marshall Stability Equipment, Viscometer, Traffic Simulation Software, Road Design Software, Digital Camera, Transyt Software,
5 Material Testing lab Microbalance, Weather Station, Load Frame
6 Heat Engine lab Computerized Multi cylinder MPFI - Petrol Engine Test Rig
7 Heat Transfer lab Heat Transfer System
8 Machine Shop CNC Lathe, Machine Tools
9 Advanced Computing
lab
Laptop, Application Software, Computer Table & Chair, Video Conferencing Facility, Servers and Desktops, Apple Work Station, UPS
10 CAD Lab CAD/CAM, CATIA Software, Ansys Academic Research Version, MVTA Multimedia Video Task Analysis software, Work Station Computer
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Faculty Participation in FSDs of one week duration
Civil Mechanical Electrical Electronics & Comm Computer0
5
10
15
20
25
30
2 2
7
14
11
43
6
11
5
97
11
20
1618
17
11
25
19
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
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ENROLLMENT FOR M.Tech & Ph.D DETAILS
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14M.Tech Ph.D M.Tech Ph.D M.Tech Ph.D M.Tech Ph.DJinesh.N(ME) Jaison Mathew(EE)
Cible K(EC)
Dhanya BS-CE(Registration for contact classes
Bindurani(CE) Dhanya BS-CE
Madhukumar PK(ME)
Ajith PM(ME)
Geeva George(CE) Vandana RK(CE)
Deepak KS(Registration for contact classes
Sujithamol(EC) Jalaja MJ(EC)
Swaraj KP(CS) Deepthi VR(CSE)
Renju Kurian(ME)
Sreelal S(CS) Deepak KS(EC)
Anusha SP(CE)
Abhilash T Vijayan(EE)
Manju GS Arun Varghese(EC)
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Sl No Item Details
1 Research seed money to faculty 3 on going projects, 4.7 L(Dr. A Praveen, Dr. Binumol Tom,
Dr.KP Indiradevi )
2 Grant for student Projects (2013-14) 14 Completed
3 Grant for student Projects (2013-14) Submitted 15 projects for review
4 M.Tech thesis presentation contest Conducted in 2013(12th Sept) and 2014 (17th Oct)
5 Establishment of center of excellence - Advanced DSP research Lab
Under leadership of Dr.Leena Mary (20+30) L
CERD Activities
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Management Capacity Enhancement
In-house Programs
•Instructional Design & Delivery – NITTTR, 3 days - (16 Nos)
Reputed National Institutions
•Academic leadership Training(10 days) – IIMK (3 Nos.)•Academic leadership Training(3 days) – IIMK (29 Nos.)•ASCI, Hyderabad, 12 days -(1 Nos.)•JPC, Goa, 5 days- (3 Nos.)•Tally – IMG, 5 days, (3 Nos.)•JPC, Mussorie, 5 days- (2 Nos.)