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Eeenewsletter.Pdf PRIYADARSHINI ENGINEERING COLLEGE Volume 4 | Issue 1 | 2015 - 2016 Editorial Board Dr.P.Natarajan, Principal. Dr.M.S.Saleemullah, Vice Principal, Mr.JesuRathinam, Dept of Eng VISION TO INCULCATE IN THE YOUNG RURAL MINDS THE APTITUDE TO COMPETE WITH THE QUALITY TECHNOCRATS MISSION 1.TO INSTILL TECHNICAL SKILLS TO COMPETE IN THE SUSTAINABLE WORLD 2.TO IMPART HOLISTIC VALUE BASED TECHNICAL EDUCATION. 3.TO INTENSIFY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D) ACTIVITIES IN TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. 4.TO IMBIBE CORE VALUES OF LOVE FOR MOTHERLAND, PERFORMANCE OF DUTY, COMPASSION, TOLERANCE, HONESTY AND INTEGRITY. MOTTO PERSEVERANCE, ENDURANCE, COMMITMENT. ADMINISTRATOR’S MESSAGE: Making good use of an engineering degree needs careful thought before and after making the decision. Looking at the number of engineering colleges in India and the number of engineers coming out of these colleges , the question s that form in everyone’s minds are “Does India need so many engineers ?”Are they all employable?. The negativity brought forth by such question has crippled engineering education in India. In this global era , rather than focus on India, the question should be whether the world needs so many engineers?. The answer is a big “YES”. The world needs in plenty well equipped , talented graduates with the right attitude . There are job opportunities for those who have the potential in addition opportunities for self employment are also plenty for innovative and energetic minds. As the trend goes ,most students would like to pursue professional programmes such as medicine , and engineering since fewer seats are available for medicine ,getting an MBB S seat has become extremely difficult and the majority is left with the next popular option – engineering . It is not wise to join a branch of study because it is popular or because the job opportunities are high students should take the branch of study available in reputed college and start liking that branch. Plan well and work hard. What is critical in students interest in the branch of study and the efforts put in by them to equip themselves adequately enough during their studies. PRINICPAL ’S MESSAGE: Dear Readers, Welcome to the Issue 2 | Volume 4 Mayukh ! In this trying times of rapid industrialization and economic growth and the resultant turbulence, everywhere it has become imperative to prepare social engineers who would contribute to and manage the needs of our society with equanimity of mind and an attitude of selfless social service.PEC boasts of a world class infrastructure including specialized labs and facilities in sports , ISTE Chapter. IEEE students branch ,CSI, Humanities club, Entrepreneurship development skill etc. All these promote sustained quality education and ensure that the students have an open enquiring mind and competent enough in the field. I am confident that the college with its rich legacy will continue to shape the future of the young minds of our country and transform their potentials in to successful careers resulting in national development. VICE- PRINICPAL ’S MESSAGE: Managements and teachers need to understand what their students want and adapt themselves accordingly. Industries in India feel that only about 25 percent of the engineering graduates pass out are employable. Bring the end users of products from engineering institutions, we need to value their assessment and strive to bridge the existing gap so as to make every student employable. When students get admitted this year the institution has to understand that its job is to prepare them for the market place in 2020. Institutions should gear up to meet the challenges of training students to cope with the requirement. The infrastructure and the exercise will reflect their prepared way. Digitalization in academics and administrative process will not only improve the efficiency of the institution but also help in keeping pace with the ever changing world. Digital learning management students with software packages make learning internship and effective for students . DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Conference / Workshop / Seminar / Faculty Development Programee Attended by the Faculty: Mr.P.Selvamani, AP, published a paper on “An experimental study on Strengthening of Reinforced concrete beam using glass fiber reinforced polymer composites”in IJST Vol.9 (2) Jan-2016 D.O.I. 10. 17485/iist/ 2016/v 9i2/ 86358. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, published a paper in the International Journal on” A Study of Scheduling Algorithms to Maintain Small Overflow Probability in Cellular Networks with a Single Cell” International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Information Technology(IJACI)-2016,ISSN 2320-0235 Vol. 5,Issue 1,Page:78-82. Mr.G.venkatesan ,AP, published a paper in the International Journal on”Analysis and Reuse of Ground Water Near Cooum River” International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)-2016,ISSN:2278-0181,Vol 5 Issue 03,March-2016. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, published a paper in the International Conference on ”Experimental Investigation of Recycled Coarse Aggregate using Concretes” at Christian College of Engineering and Technology,Dindigal, held on 17th March 2016 to 19th March 2016. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, published a paper in the International Conference on ” Performance Study of T - Beam using Coconut Shell Concrete” at Christian College of Engineering and Technology,Dindigal, held on 17th March 2016 to 19th March 2016. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, published a paper in the International Conference on ” Possibility Studies and Parameter Finding for Environmental Degradation Due to Industrial Pollution In Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques” at Christian College of Engineering and Technology,Dindigal, held on 17th March 2016 to 19th March 2016. \Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, published a paper in the International Journal on” Experimental Investigation on HPFRC Beams Subjected to Cyclic Loading” International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)- 2016,ISSN:2278-0181,Vol 5 Issue 04,April-2016. Mr.K.Loganathan.AP, Mr. K Madhan. AP, published a paper in the International Journal on”Analysis and Reuse of Ground Water Near Coolum River” International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)- 2016,ISSN:2278-0181,Vol 5 Issue 03,March-2016 Mr.K.Madhan, AP, Mr.K.Loganathan.AP, presented a paper in the International Conference on Recent Trends in Mechanical and Civil Engineering.ICRTMCE’16 at Christian College of Engineering and Technology on 17th March 2016 in a title of “An experimental investigation of Recycled coarse aggregate using concrete”. “Performance study of T-Beam using coconut shell concrete”. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP, participated in the National Seminar on “Case Studies in Geotechnical Engineering”, in Anna University, Chennai, held on 21st March 2016. Mr.K.Madhan AP, participated on “Emotional Intelligence” at Loyola Institute of Technology Chennai on 21st and 22nd March 2016 conducted by ICTACT. Mr.K.Vijayalakshmi, AP, published a paper at National Conference NCCESD -16 on”Behaviour Of Aramid Frp Sheet Reinforced Concrete Beam” in Vadapudupatti, Annanji post, Theni” at Nadar Saraswathi College Of Engineering& Technology.Theni, held on 2nd April 2016. Mr.G.Venkatesan, AP ,published a paper in the International Conference on “Parameter Finding for Case Study of Environmental Degradation Due to Industrial Pollution In Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques” at Jawahar Engineering College, Chennai, held on 03rd April 2016. Mr.K.Madhan,AP, & Mr.K.Loganathan AP, published a paper in the International Journal on” Experimental Investigation on HPFRC Beams Subjected to Cyclic Loading” International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT)-2016,ISSN:2278-0181,Vol 5 Issue 04,April-2016. Mr. G.Venkatesan, AP, & Ms.K.Vijayalakshmi,AP, participated in the National Seminar on ”Latest Trends in Concrete Technology”, in Priyadarshini Engineering College,Vaniyambadi,Vellore Dist, held on 13th April 2016. Mr.K.Loganathan AP, Mr. P.Selvmani.AP , Ms.K.Vijayalakshmi.AP, Mr. K.Madhan.AP,& Mr. K.Madhan.AP, published a paper in RIETMA 2016 on ” Determining pollutant concentration in water body using remote sensing techniques” at Priyadarshini Engineering college 15th & 16th April 2016. Mr. G.Venkatesan AP, published a paper in the National Conference on”Case Study Environmental Impact due to Industrial Waste Water in Vellore District,Tamil Nadu,India Using Geospatial Techniques” at Priyadarshini Engineering College,Vaniyambadi,Vellore Dist, held on 15th &16th April 2016. Mr. G.Venkatesan AP, published a paper in the National Conference on” Experimental Studies on High Performance Concrete using Natural Fibre (COIR FIBER)” at Priyadarshini Engineering College,Vaniyambadi,Vellore Dist, held on 15th & 16th April 2016. Ms.K.Vijayalaksmi Ap, Presented a paper in RIETMA 2016 on “ Experimented Investigation of self curing Concrete mode by mixing paper sludge with conversional concrete at Priyadarshini Engineering College,Vaniyambadi,Vellore Dist, held on 15th & 16th April 2016. Mr.S.Muniarasu Ap, presented a paper in RIETMA 2016 on “Experimental Study on behavior of High Performance concrete by partial replacement of metakaolin as admixture at Priyadarshini Engineering College,Vaniyambadi,Vellore Dist, held on 15th & 16th April 2016. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Conference / Workshop / Seminar / Faculty Development Programee Attended by the Faculty: Mr.B.Nagarajan, AP, published a Journal
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