SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
An Autonomous Institution | Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai Pulloor – 626115, Kariapatti Taluk, Virudhunagar District, Tamil Nadu.
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL
Submitted to
National Assessment and Accreditation Council Bangalore, India
CONTENTS
S.No. PARTICULARS Page No.
1. PART – A 1
Details of the Institution 1
IQAC Composition and Activities 2
2. PART – B 7
CRITERION I : Curricular Aspects 7
CRITERION II : Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 16
CRITERION III : Research, Innovations and Extension 21
CRITERION IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 97
CRITERION V : Student Support and Progression 101
CRITERION VI : Governance, Leadership and Management 114
CRITERION VII : Institutional Values and Best Practices 131
3. ANNEXURES
Annexure – I : Recognition/Approval/Affiliation by Statutory 151 Bodies
Annexure – II : Student Satisfaction Survey 166
Annexure – III: Events Gallery 167
Annexure – IV: Abbreviations 171
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC (For Autonomous Colleges)
Part – A
Data of the Institution
1. Name of the Institution : SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Name of the Head of the institution : Dr.A.SENTHIL KUMAR
Designation : Principal
Does the institution function from own campus: YES
Phone no./Alternate phone no. : (04566) 308001, 304600
Mobile no. : +91 9443564850
Registered Email : [email protected]
Alternate Email : [email protected]
Address : Pulloor, Kariapatti Taluk
City/Town : Virudhunagar District
State/UT : Tamil Nadu
Pin Code : 626115
2. Institutional status: Autonomous Status ( provide the date of Conformant of Autonomous Status): : 17-18-2012 Type of Institution: Co-education/Men/Women : Co-education Location : Rural/Semi-urban/Urban : Rural
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Financial Status: Grants-in aid/ UGC 2f and 12 (B)/ Self financing Self financing Institution recognized by UGC under section 2(f) and 12(B) Date, Month & Year Under Section Remarks (if any) (dd-mm-yyyy) UGC Letter F. No: 8-274/2010 (i) UGC 2(f) 19-10-2010 (CPP-I/C) dated 19-10-2010 UGC Letter F.No:8-274/2010 (ii) UGC 12(B) 17-12-2014 (CPP-I/C) dated 17-12-2014 (Certificates of recognition u/s 2 (f) and 12 (B) of the UGC Act are enclosed in Annexure 1.1 & 1.2)
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator/Director : Dr.A.MERLINE (Dean-Planning and Development) Phone no. /Alternate phone no. : (04566) 308001 (Extn. 207)
Mobile : +91 9976885282
IQAC e-mail address : [email protected]
Alternate Email address : [email protected]
3. Website address : www.sethu.ac.in Web-link of the AQAR: (Previous Academic Year): www.sethu.ac.in/IQAC/AQAR_2016-17.pdf
4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during the year? Yes/No....., if yes, whether it is uploaded in the Institutional website: Yes Weblink: http://sethu.ac.in/category/academic-calendar/
5. Accreditation Details Year of Cycle Grade CGPA Validity Period Accreditation 1st A 3.10 2016 from:17.03.2016 to: 16.03.2021
6. Date of Establishment of IQAC : 27.03.2015
7. Internal Quality Assurance System 7.1 Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture Item / Title of the Quality Initiative Number of Participants / Date & duration by IQAC Beneficiaries Academic Audit 23.06.2017 All Departments Submitted details for NIRF Participation in NIRF November 2017 Ranking
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Item / Title of the Quality Initiative Number of Participants / Date & duration by IQAC Beneficiaries Prepartion of Autonomous Review 4th to 9th Dec 2017 ----- Visit by Anna University Stakeholders Feedback for Curriculum May & June 2017 ----- Design Students Feedback for Faculty December 2017 & ----- Evaluation April 2018 Students Feedback for the assessment December 2017 & ----- of attainment of COs April 2018 Alumni and Employers Feedback for the assessment of attainment of POs June 2018 ---- and PEOs 13.10.2017 34 Workshop on Pedagogy for Outcome & 14.10.2017 Based Education 06.02.2018 & 46 08.02.2018 Internal Quality Assurance Initiatives Meetings of Heads of the Departments and senior faculty members of the Departments to institutionalize the quality assurance initiatives according to NBA and NAAC criteria
NBA preparation meeting (MECH,EEE 20.12.2017 &IT) FN : Presentation on Qualitative Assessment of attainment of POs for 2013- 2017 Batch (MECH,EEE &IT) 28.12.2017 AN : Presentation on CO-PO/PSO mapping by Dean P&D Prsentation on Innovation in Teaching and 08.01.2018 Learning Process by Dean P&D Presentation on Quality of Questrion 18.01.2018 papers and Student projects by Dean P&D CO-PO/PSO mapping of courses of IT 15.02.2018 50 to 60 Faculty Members department Prsentation of Goal Statements by HoD/Mech & HoD/EEE & Goal 07.03.2018 Statements by HoD/CSE & HoD/ECE Prsentation on Articulation Matrices by 21.03.2018 HoD/Mech, HoD/EEE & HoD/IT Presentation Articulation Matrices by 28.03.2018 HoD/CSE & HoD/ECE Presentation on Articulation Matrices by 13.04.2018 HoD/ECE & HoD/EEE Discussion on NAAC Criterion 1 - 04.04.2018 Curricular Aspects
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Item / Title of the Quality Initiative by Number of Participants / Date & duration IQAC Beneficiaries Discussion on NAAC Criteria II -Teaching - Learning and Evaluation 02.05.2018 50 to 60 Faculty Members Discussion on PO attainment analysis 15.05.2018 (CSE,ECE & CIVIL) IQAC Meeting 1 08.09.2017 Members of the Committee IQAC Meeting 2 15.05.2018
8. Provide the list of Special Status conferred by Central/ State Government - UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc. Institution/ Funding Year of award Scheme Amount Department/Faculty agency with duration Dr. A. Senthil Kumar Fund for Dr. K. Sakthipandi Improvement 2017 DST Rs.110 Lakhs Dr. G.D. Sivakumar of S&T (Five Years) Dr. A. Merline Infrastructure
9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines: Yes/No: Yes *upload latest notification of formation of IQAC http://sethu.ac.in/iqac-functions-and-composition/
10. No. of IQAC meetings held during the year: 02 The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions have been uploaded on the institutional website…….Yes Web-link: http://sethu.ac.in/iqac-functions-and-composition/
11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the funding agency to support its activities during the year? No
12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum five bullets)
Institutionalizing the Quality Assurance practices as per NBA and NAAC Criteria Faculty training on Outcome Based Education Coordinating activities for the Autonomous Review Visit by Anna University and UGC Coordinating Academic Audit Discussion about the Revised Accreditation Format for NAAC Accreditation to create awareness among the faculty members
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13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year
Plan of Action Achievements/Outcomes To submit application for Application submitted and Anna University Autonomous Review process to visit was conducted on 11.12.2018 Anna University and UGC To receive more funds from All the Departments applied for funding for funding agencies for organizing Research and for organizing seminars / seminars/workshops workshops To establish MoU with research Efforts are being taken to establish MoU with organization CECRI, Karaikudi To improve Internal Revenue A separate IRG Cell is formed and more Generation by the Departments efforts were taken for revenue generation Students were encouraged to participate in To encourage more innovation Innovation contests conducted by different among students organization
The activities are carried out as per the above plan of actions and were reviewed in the suitable forums and meetings such as Class Committee meetings, Department Faculty meetings, Program Assessment Committee meetings, Department Advisory Board meetings, Institute Level Faculty Meetings, Institute Level Committee meetings, Staff Council meetings, IQAC meetings, Academic Council meeting, Governing Council meeting and other stakeholders meetings.
14. Whether the AQAR was placed before statutory body? Yes /No: Yes Name of the Statutory body: IQAC Date of meeting(s): 17.12.2018
15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it to assess the functioning? Yes/No: No Date: -
16. Whether institutional data submitted to AISHE: Yes/No: Yes Year: 2017-2018 Date of Submission: 25.01.2018 17. Does the Institution have Management Information System? Yes
The College Automation Software, Educational Resource Management System (ERMS), is partially implemented with the following features:
Admin Office can have the details of Students Admission, faculty profile and faculty attendance.
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Accounts Section can have the details of Student Fee collection, faculty pay roll generation, etc., All activities related to Exam Cell (Generation of hall ticket, Mark sheet, publishing results, etc.,) are carried out. Details of Faculty course allocation, internal marks, student attendance etc. can be obtained. All students can access their attendance and marks in the Student Portal
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Part-B
CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS 1.1 Curriculum Design and Development 1.1.1 Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year Name of Programme Programme Code Dates of revision B.E. MECH UME 30.06.2017 B.E. CSE UCS 30.06.2017 B.E. ECE UEC 29.06.2017 B.E. EEE UEE 29.06.2017 B.Tech. IT UIT 30.06.2017 B.E. CIVIL UCE 28.06.2017 B.Tech. CHEMICAL UCH 28.06.2017 B.E. AGRICULTURE UAG 30.06.2017 B.E. BIOMEDICAL UBM 29.06.2017
1.1.2 Programmes/ courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academic year Programme with Date of Date of Course with Code Code Introduction Introduction Business English and Presentation Skills (15UEN201) Computer Aided Drafting and Modeling (15UME211) Machine Drawing (15UME406) Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude (15UGS431) - Common to all Branches B.E. MECH 1995 Manufacturing Technology (15UME403) 28.06.2017 UME Design of Jigs, Fixtures & Press Tools (15UME905) Refrigeration and Air conditioning (15UME916) Metallurgy (15UME509) Computer Aided Analysis (15UME706) Soft Skills and Communication – Common to all Branches Internet and Web Technology B.E. CSE Mobile Applications Development 1995 30.06.2017 UCS Building Internet of Things Software Testing
B.E. ECE - UEC 1997 Internet of Things 29.06.2017
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PC Troubleshooting B.Tech. IT 1999 Web Programming with PHP 21.06.2017 UIT Android Programming Computer aided building drawing Estimation, Costing and Valuation Engineering Software Applications Laboratory B.E. CIVIL Practical Valuation 2007 28.06.2017 UCE Design of Multistorey Building – A Practical Approach Computer aided Building Drawing Practical Valuation MATLAB for Chemical Engineering B. Tech. Enzymes for Environmental applications Chemical 2015 Waste recycling from pulp and textile mills 28.06.2017 UCH Dry Cement manufacturing process Sugarcane processing and its products B.E. AGRI 2016 Farm Tractors 30.06.2017 UAG B.E. BioMedical 2016 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Equipment’s – I 29.06.2017 UBM
1.2 Academic Flexibility 1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year Programme/Course Date of Introduction COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Machine Learning Algorithms 30.06.2017 Business Intelligence and its applications 30.06.2017 Software Testing 30.06.2017 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Linear Control Engineering 29.06.2017 Advanced Digital System Design 29.06.2017 Internet of Things 29.06.2017 Advanced Wireless technologies 29.06.2017 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Computer Aided Design of Electrical Apparatus 29.06.2017 Controlling and monitoring of Electrical Equipment’s 29.06.2017 using Mobile applications Energy Storage Systems 29.06.2017 Electrical Rewinding Laboratory 29.06.2017 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Python Programming (Professional Elective) 21.06.2017 Learning IT Essentials by Doing (Open Elective) 21.06.2017
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Foundation Program 5.0 (One Credit Course) 21.06.2017 CIVIL ENGINEERING Real Estate Properties and Regulation 28.06.2017 Smart cities 28.06.2017 Health Monitoring of Structures 28.06.2017 Building Energy Audit 28.06.2017 Durability of concrete structures 28.06.2017 Constitutive models and modes of failures 28.06.2017 Smart materials and smart structures 28.06.2017 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MATLAB for Chemical Engineering 28.06.2017 AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING Tillage and Sowing Equipments 30.06.2017 Plant Protection and Harvesting Equipments 30.06.2017 Tillage and Sowing Equipments laboratory 30.06.2017 Plant Protection and Harvesting Equipments 30.06.2017 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Project Design Laboratory 29.06.2017
1.2.2 Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective Course System implemented at the College level during the Academic year. Date of implementation of Name of Programmes UG PG CBCS / Elective Course UG PG adopting CBCS System B.E. MECH B.E. CSE B.E. ECE B.E. EEE B.Tech. IT B.E. CIVIL B.Tech. CHEMICAL From 2015-2016 Academic B.E. AGRICULTURE year onwards B.E. BIOMEDICAL M.E. CAD/CAM M.E. CSE M.E. COMM.SYS M.E. PED M.E. STRU.ENGG
1.3 Curriculum Enrichment 1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year
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Number of students Value Added Courses Date of Introduction enrolled COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
Android Development 13.10.2017 50 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Domestic & Industrial wiring Fault 08.08.2017 134 Detection &rectification PCB Design & Fabrication 10.08.2017 134 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Web Programming with PHP 21.06.2017 16 Android Programming - I 21.06.2017 31 CIVIL ENGINEERING Total station surveying 08.08.2017 49 Revit architecture 31.07.2017 52 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Introduction to MATLAB 29.06.2017 46 Medical Coding 29.06.2017 44
1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year Field Projects No. of students enrolled Project/Programme Title for Field Projects MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Productivity Improvement 3 Design of bead spot wrap machine using in type manufacturing. 3 Reduction of engagement reduction in Gearbox 3 Determination a optimizer of non-value added activity from the inward to 3 outward section of the warehouse Design of integrated drum change for 17” and 18” semi auto tyre 3 building machine. Increasing the cooling effect and the thermal efficiency of ice cream 3 candy making machine An investigation and weld characterization of dissimilar joints of alloy 3 steel with SS 409 through flux cored arc welding Man power productivity improvement through operator working time 2 study Design of dustless mechanical ventilation using jet fans for basement 2 car parks Tyre bulging defect elimination 3 BA/PA common nizing 3 Detection and implementation of combined process of knurling and 3 threading
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Optimization of cycle time in BTEU-TBM 3 Cycle time reduction in dummy piece preparation by multi rod and tube 3 cutting fixture Elimination of bearing face damage 3 Energy reducing by optimization of bolt manufacturing machine 3 Solve the complication in the edge preparation of finished header pipe 3 Value stream mapping 2 Design and analysis of center bearing system 3 Energy audit for performance apparasial and conservation in the 3 refregeration and deep freezer Increasing the production rate by modelling the transfer arm spring in 3 bolt forging machine Forced draft cooling tower 3 Design and analysis of modified conveyor 3 Kneader twisting using slider crank mechanism 3 Improvement of gas turbine performance based on inlet air cooling 3 system Brake indication system Inbagslr 3 Heat reduction of axel bearing 3 Time reduction through effective optimization of forging process 3 Improving the knurling die life using surface coating method 3 Improvement of chain conveyor 3 Optimization of milk pasteurization process by using steam operated 3 pump trap Design and analysis of motorized sliding gate in waste gate recovery 3 boiler Design of switch panel 3 Increasing performance of gas turbine using earth tube heat exchangers 3 Sand filtration system in Sugar Industry. 3 Design and manufacturing of fixture for machining of gate valve 38” 3 C600 seat ring COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Centralised Resource Management System for Oldage Home 3 Billing Software 2 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING The Novel Water Harvesting Technique 3 For Fishermen and Costal Area using Hybrid Power Source Study of Speed Control for External Conveyor Using VFD During ideal run in thermal power plant. 4
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Work Environment Management 1
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
Corrosion monitoring and prevention in concrete structures 1 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Swachh Bharath Summer Internships done in Arasakulam. 16 INTERNSHIPS No. of students enrolled Project/Programme Title for Internships MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Industrial Corrosion Protection, Acrotec, Dubai 1 Code Bind Technologies, Coimbatore 2 COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Sify, Chennai 1 HCL Technologies, Madurai 1 Aspire Systems, Chennai 2 Amphisoft, Coimbatore 1 L-Cube Innovative Solution,Chennai 3 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING CodeBindTechnologies, Coimbatore 8 StyxInfothech, Bangalore 1 Amogaa Products Pvt Ltd, Madurai 5 Mistral Solutions Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 1 Zebros Electronics India Pvt Ltd 2 ZF Electronics TVS(India) Pvt Ltd, Madurai 1 Tabono Sports & Event Pvt Ltd 1 Aspire Systems India Pvt Ltd 2 StyxInfothech, Bangalore 1 Vuram Technology Service Pvt ltd 1 Dot Com Infoway Ltd, Madurai 4 HP Software University, Chennai 9 The Zigma Technologies India Pvt Ltd 1 VDIME Innovative Works Pvt Ltd 1 Sharp Gaze Tech services Pvt Ltd 1 Amogaa Products Pvt Ltd, Madurai 5 BSNL, Madurai 46 CodeBind Technologies, Coimbatore 7 Elysium Technologies, Madurai 4 Railnet Software solutions 6 Kaashiv Info Tech, Chennai 3 Gift Smile Dental Centre 1 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING BSNL, Madurai 41
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Jothi Electricals & Rewindings 5 FOAMS(Federation of Automotive Motor Sport) 4 TNEB(Tamil Nadu Transmission Corporation Ltd) 14 One Yes Technologies 3 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Buddy health 1 Vuram Technology 1 Jade Focus 1 Abserve 1 CIVIL ENGINEERING Sewage treatment Plant, Avaniyapuram 14 Jayabharath Home private limited, Umachikulam 5 Space designers & constructions, Chennai. 6 Max Properties,Madurai 5 Southern Railway,Madurai 5 Barakath Constructions, Kariapatti. 7 Uniq technologies, Chennai. 5 Swan Consulting Civil Engineers, Chennai 3 Thirumalai Builders,Thirumanagalam 1 G.K.Shetty builders, Chennai. 1 CADD Master 5C, Madurai. 7 LK Structural consultants, Madurai. 2 Hani Engineering Private limited, Chennai. 1 Madura bricks, Madurai. 2 Er.A.Athithan, Consulting Civil Engineers, Theni. 1 Southern Railway 40 Highways Department, Dindigul 3 UnicAssociates,Chennai 5 GladwayHousing, Madurai. 1 MuthuConstruction, Madurai. 3 T.S.Janarthanan Structural Engineer, Madurai. 3 R P Construction, Madurai. 3 Er N.Baskaran, Madurai 1 UG Constructions, Chennai. 6 SrinivasanAssociates, Coimbatore. 1 D M Construction,Madurai. 1 Uniq Technologies, Chennai 1 N.M.S Shiyam,Madurai, 1 National Highways Authority of India, Karaikudi 8 Sethu Construction, Madurai. 1 JkayAssociates, Madurai. 1 VelConstruction, Madurai. 2
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Southern railway-Madurai division 5 ‘Sri KanahaConstruction, Madurai. 3 DE Zodiac Erecters, Madurai. 3 Krishna Enterprises, Bangalore. 3 Gopal Construction, Thirumangalam 1 MallikaConstruction, Chinnamanur 10 PandiyanConstruction, Karaikudi. 1 Public Works Department, Sivaganagai 5 Rural Development &PanchayatRaj, Aundipatti. 13 Vel Bricks, Madurai 6 M.Arunachalam Projects and Infrastructure Limited, Chennai. 1 SarojAssociates, Arrupukottai 8 Public Works Department, Madurai. 8 G Construction Virudhunagar. 3 PSK Engineering Contractors, Mangalore. 1 KRS Builders, Madurai. 1 Civil Point Engineers &valuers, Madurai. 1 VPK Construction, Coimbatore. 1 R K Construction, Madurai. 1 Hayakriva Associates &Builders, Madurai. 1 AkshayaPriviteLimited, Chennai. 4 Ganesh Construction, Kariapatti. 12 S K Y 5 Builders, Madurai. 2 ErG.Saravanan, Madurai. 1 AswadPromoters, Madurai. 1 N J K Engineering &Buiders, Madurai. 13 Public Works Department, Virudhunagar. 4 Sivakasi Municipality board, Sivakasi 12 Public Works Department, Aruppukottai 10 M.Subramanian Civil Engg Contractor 1 Sumanth&Co, Chennai. 3 UNIQ TECHNOLOGIES, Chennai 9 A K Construction, Theni. 9 Er.Muneeswaran Approved Valuer & Structural Consultant, Madurai 14 ErT.Ramakrishnan, Madurai. 1 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DCW Limited, Sahupuram P.O, Thoothukudi Dist. Tamilnadu. 4 ACC Limited, Madukkarai Cement Works, P.O. Madukkarai Tamilnadu. 3 TNPL, Modipatti, K. Periyapatti Post, Manapparai TK. Trichirapalli Dt. 1 AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING Aavin Milk Company, Madurai 8
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1.4 Feedback System 1.4.1 Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders. 1) Students 2) Teachers 3) Employers 4) Alumni 5)Parents Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
1.4.2 How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for overall development of the institution? (maximum 500 words) Feedbacks are collected from all the stakeholders periodically and analyzed. The feedback on Curriculum design aspect is collected annually from students, faculty, alumni, parents and employers. The necessary improvements to be made in the curriculum are discussed in several forums such as Program Assessment Committee, Department Faculty Meeting and Department Advisory Board. The Board of Studies recommends the curriculum for approval by Academic Council. Suggestion of the Alumni members are collected through feedbacks and are incorporated in the curriculum development and infrastructural development. Every semester the students give feedback about the Course, the Course Instructors and the Course Outcomes. Suggestions are obtained from the graduating students about the attainment of Program Outcomes and analyzed to assess the attainment of Program Outcomes. Employers also give feedback about the alumni working in their organization regarding the attainment of Program Outcomes. The assessment of attainment of Program Educational Objectives is done through the feedback collected from the alumni and the employers after 4 to 5 years of graduation. During campus recruitment feedback is obtained from the recruiters about the performance of students. Parents meetings are conducted every semester to get feedback from the parents. The suggestions of the Parents, regarding academic performance, placement, infrastructure facilities, etc., are discussed in the Parent Teachers meetings. The issues are directly taken care of by the Principal and the Management. The grievances are well received and remedial actions are taken. Faculty also gives self-evaluation about the teaching learning- evaluation and this is used for the faculty performance appraisal and for making improvements in the teaching learning process. Feedback of the students helps to modify the teaching and learning methodologies. Corrective measures are initiated based on the feedback. The students evaluate the faculty members twice a semester, once in the middle of the semester and the other at the end of the semester. The mid-semester feedback is a descriptive one and the end semester feedback includes factors like: Presenting the Course in a well organized manner Stimulating interest in the course Explaining the Course content very clearly Asking questions to promote interaction and reflective thinking Using appropriate content delivery methods Clarifying all the doubts Offering compliments for creativity Engaging the class regularly and maintaining discipline Returning the valued answer scripts promptly providing feedback on the performance Covering the entire syllabus at appropriate pace
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CRITERION II -TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION 2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1. 1 Demand Ratio during the year Name of the Number of seats Number of applications Students Enrolled Programme available received UG Programme 1140 985 985 PG Programme 90 28 28
2.2 Catering to Student Diversity 2.2.1. Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data) Number of full time Number of full Number of Number of Number of teachers available time teachers teachers students enrolled students enrolled Year in the institution available in the teaching both in the institution in the institution teaching only UG institution teaching UG and PG (UG) (PG) courses only PG courses courses 2017-18 985 28 310 - 310
2.3 Teaching - Learning Process 2.3.1 Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data) Number of E-resources Number of ICT tools and Number of Number of teachers using and teachers on resources ICT enabled smart ICT (LMS, e- techniques roll available classrooms classrooms Resources) used NPTEL LCD Projector, videos, Google Class Youtube, 310 247 8 11 room, Moodle, Online Kahoot ebooks, e-journals
2.3.2 Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words) Mentoring System The College provides mentoring through the mentoring system. The mentor is a faculty member who takes care of 15-20 students and gives counseling and guidance to them towards their development and betterment in their academic and non-academics such as sports, extracurricular, co- curricular, behavioral and psychological phenomena. A professional counsellor is also available at the campus to provide necessary guidance to the students. Slow learners are identified and counseled by the mentor and the Head of the Department on need basis. The mentors maintain a Mentor Diary for each student from the first semester, which contains the personal details of the students. The diaries are reviewed to analyse their family, financial and educational backgrounds, to identify the sort of assistance needed by them. The diary is periodically updated with Internal Assessment Test marks and University Examination performance details.
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The mentors periodically interact with their wards to discuss personal/academic issues. They provide the required counseling and directions to the students to resolve them. The mentors also determine the need for special counseling and recommends for external counseling through the professional counselor who periodically visits the college. Number of fulltime Mentor: Mentee Number of students enrolled in the institution teachers Ratio 4670 310 1:15.06
2.4 Teacher Profile and Quality 2.4.1 Number of full time teachers appointed during the year No. of sanctioned No. of filled Vacant Positions filled during No. of faculty positions positions positions the current year with Ph.D 263 310 - 57 70
2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year ) Name of full time teachers receiving Year of Name of the award, fellowship, received awards from state level, national Designation award from Government or recognized bodies level, international level MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Certificate for outstanding contribution Professor/ Dec 2017 Dr. A. Senthil Kumar in reviewing Principal Int. J. Mech. Sci. (Elsevier) Assistant Certificate for outstanding contribution Mr.Selvabharathi Professor in reviewing (Elsevier) Associate Dr. K. Vinayagar Mentor (NPTEL) Professor Assistant Mr. B.Muthuchozha rajan Mentor (NPTEL) Jan-Jun Professor 2018 Assistant Mr. A.Saravana Kumaar Mentor (NPTEL) Professor Assistant Mr. M.Pasumpon Mentor (NPTEL) Professor Assistant Mr. G .Venkatesan Top Performing Mentor(NPTEL) Professor Appreciation Award (ISHRAE) – Dr. C. Muthusamy Professor Indian Society of Heating and Feb- 2018 Assistant Refrigeration Air conditioning Mr. S. Saravanan Professor Engineering ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING April Head & NPTEL Award - Top 5% of Certified Prof.Helina Rajini Suresh 2018 Professor Candidates February Competent Leader Award- Dr.A.Merline Professor 2018 Toastmasters International Leadership
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Program June 2018 Dr.R.Tamilselvi Professor IEI Fellowship Associate June 2018 Dr.M.Parisa Baham IEI Fellowship Professor April Associate NPTEL Award - Top 2% of Certified Mrs.M.Annalakshmi 2018 Professor Candidates April Assistant NPTEL Award - Top 5% of Certified Mrs.M.Fathu Nisha 2018 Professor Candidates Competent Communicator - February Assistant Mrs.S.Amalorpava Mary Rajee Toastmasters International 2018 Professor (SG) Communication Program March Assistant Competent Leader -Toastmasters Mrs.S.Amalorpava Mary Rajee 2018 Professor (SG) International Leadership Program Competent Communicator - March Assistant Mrs.P.Deepa Toastmasters International 2018 Professor (SG) Communication Program ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Dr. A.Srinivasan Prof & Head Dr.B.MeenakshiSundaram Professor April Assistant Mrs. Jeyashanthi Elite category award in NPTEL 2018 Professor (S.G) Assistant Mrs. K.Elavarasi Professor INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY September Dr.S.Siva Ranjani Professsor Competent Communicator, 2017 Toast Master International Assistant July 2017 C.Parameswari Communication Program Professor (SG) Competent Communicator, Toast Master International Communication Program Outcome based Pedagogic Principles for Effective Teaching, NPTEL online Assistant August Certification D.Roja Ramani Professor (SG) 2017 Inspire – The Campus Connect Faculty Partnership Model, Infosys, Chennai Computer Architecture and Organization, NPTEL online Certification Research Methodology NPTEL online Assistant Certification May 2017 G.Sivakumar Professor (SG) Inspire – The Campus Connect Faculty Partnership Model,Infosys, Chennai Outcome based Pedagogic Principles August Assistant S.V.K.Muthukumar for Effective Teaching, NPTEL online 2017 Professor Certification
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Programming Data structures and Assistant May 2017 D.Nagendra Kumar algorithms in C, NPTEL online Professor Certification SCIENCE & HUMANITIES March Associate Certificate for outstanding contribution Dr.K Sakthipandi 2017 Professor in reviewing (Elsevier) October Certificate for outstanding contribution Dr.Lakshmanan Rajendran Professor 2017 in reviewing (Elsevier)
2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms 2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results during the year Date of declaration Last date of the last Programme Programme Semester/ of results of semester-end/ year- end Name Code year semester-end/ year- examination end examination NOVEMBER 2017 UME, UCS, I 30.01.2018 18.02.2018 UEC, UEE, III 08.12.2017 06.02.2018 B.E./B.TECH UIT, UCE, UCH, UAG, V 29.11.2017 06.02.2018 UBM VII 07.12.2017 06.02.2018 PCD, PCS, M.E./ I 30.01.2018 18.02.2018 PCM, PPE, M.TECH. PSE III 04.12.2017 18.02.2018 APRIL 2018 UME, UCS, II 13.06.2018 17.07.2018 UEC, UEE, IV 19.05.2018 17.07.2018 B.E./B.TECH UIT, UCE, UCH, UAG, VI 18.05.2018 17.07.2018 UBM VIII 04.05.2018 10.05.2018 PCD, PCS, M.E./ II 13.06.2018 17.07.2018 PCM, PPE, M.TECH PSE IV 13.04.2018 10.05.2018
2.5.2 Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against total number appeared in the examinations during the year Number of complaints or grievances Total number of students Percentage about evaluation appeared in the examination 18 4549 0.395% 12 4560 0.263%
2.6 Student Performance and Learning Outcomes 2.6.1 Program outcomes, Program Specific Outcomes and Course Outcomes
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Program outcomes, Program Specific Outcomes and Course Outcomes for all programs are stated and displayed in the Institution website http://sethu.ac.in For example, the weblink of Information Technology department is mentioned below: http://sethu.ac.in/dept/IT/peo&pos.php
2.6.2 Pass percentage of students Programme Programme Number of students appeared Number of students passed in Pass Percentage Code name in the final year examination final Semester /year examination MECHANICAL ENGINEERING UME UG 283 238 84.09% PCD PG 1 1 100% COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING UCS UG 176 161 91.48% PCS PG 6 6 100% ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING UEC UG 230 193 83.91% PCM PG 3 3 100% ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING UEE UG 190 163 85.79% INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UIT UG 53 51 94.33% CIVIL ENGINEERING UCE UG 210 179 85.24% PSE PG 10 9 90%
2.7 Student Satisfaction Survey 2.7.1 Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design the questionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink) Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) are enclosed in Annexure II Weblink: http://sethu.ac.in/category/student-satisfacation-survey/
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CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION 3.1 Promotion of Research and Facilities 3.1.1 The institution provides seed money to its teachers for research, Yes...... No...... NO if yes give details Name of the teacher The amount of seed Duration of the Year of receiving grant getting seed money money grant - - - -
3.1.2 Teachers awarded National/International fellowship for advanced studies/ research during the year Name of the Name of the teacher awarded Date of Award Awarding Agency Award the fellowship SRF – Summer Indian Academy of Dr. Sakthipandi K Research 2018 Science (IAS), National Fellowship- Bangalore Dr.R.Tamilselvi IEI Fellowship 2018 IEI Dr.M.ParisaBaham International - - - -
3.2 Resource Mobilization for Research 3.2.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations Nature of the Duration Name of the Total grant Amount received Project funding Agency sanctioned during the year 2017-2022 DST Rs.110 Lakhs Rs.29 Lakhs 2015-2018 DRDO ARMREB RS.19,41,200/- RS.6,89,200/- Major projects 2016-2019 DST Rs.16 Lakhs Rs.5 Lakhs 2017-2021 DST-SERB Rs.27,34,600/- Rs.15,78,200/- 2017-2020 DST - SERI Rs.40,29,300/- Rs.25,60,600/- 2016-2018 UGC Rs.4,46,325/- Rs.3,96,325/- Minor Projects 2016-2018 UGC Rs.3,65,000/- Rs.3,05,000/- Interdisciplinary - - - - Projects Industry sponsored - - - - Projects Projects sponsored by the University/ - - - - College Students Research 6 months TNSCST Rs.10,000/- Rs.10,000/- Projects Jan 2018 TNSCST, Chennai Rs.10,000/- Rs.10,000/-
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(other than compulsory by the College) International - - - - Projects Any other(Specify) - - - - Total - - Rs.221,36,425/- Rs.89,49,325/-
3.2.2 Number of ongoing research projects per teacher funded by government and non-government agencies during the years Sl. Name of faculty Title of the Project Fund Details No. Amount 65.00 Lakhs Sanctioned Dr. A. Senthil Kumar Dr. K. Sakthipandi Fund for Improvement of 1. Sponsored By DST Dr. G.D. Sivakumar S&T Infrastructure Dr. A. Merline 5 years Duration (2017 – 2022) 19.2.17 Amount Rs.40,29,300/ Sanctioned Recognition and Dr.A.Srinivasan Characterization of Solar (DST) - Solar Mr.B.Meenakshi Cell Defects using Sponsored by Energy Research 2. Sundaram Combined Thermography Initiative (SERI)
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Amount 27,34,600 Sanctioned Investigation of Graphene 3. Dr.S.Karthick Kumar modified metal oxides for Sponsored by DST - SERB solar selective absorber 2017-2021 Duration (12.7.17) Amount 16 Lakhs Sanctioned Modeling of Non-Linear Prof. L.Rajendran Convection-Diffusion Sponsored By DST 4. Dr.P.G.Jansi Rani Processes in 3 years Hydrodynamic Electrodes Duration (2016 – 2019) (23.6.17)
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Amount Rs.19,41,200/ Sanctioned Design and Development Mr.V.Kannan DRDO 5. of Compact Electric Drive Sponsored by Ms.C.Sonia ARMREB for Various Applications 2015-2018 Duration (6/4/2015) Amount Cement Free Paver Blocks Rs.4,46,325/- Sanctioned 6. Dr.R.Kumutha Using Fly Ash Based Sponsored by UGC Geopolymer Composites Duration 2 Years – oct 2016 Amount Development of Low Cost Rs.3,65,000/- Sanctioned Roofing Elements for 7. Dr.K.Vijai Sponsored by UGC Rural Housing using 2 Years - oct Geopolymer Composites Duration 2016
3.3 Innovation Ecosystem 3.3.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovative practices during the year Title of Workshop/Seminar Name of the Dept. Date(s) InfoSys associated Faculty 06.11.2017 to Enablement Program on Computer Science and Engineering 10.11.2017 “Foundation Program 4.0”
3.3.2 Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year Title of the Name of the Awarding Agency Date of Award Category innovation Awardee - - - - -
3.3.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year Incubation Centre Name Sponsored by - - -
Name of the Start-up Nature of Start-up Date of commencement - - -
3.4 Research Publications and Awards 3.4.1 Ph. Ds awarded during the year Name of the Department No. of Ph. Ds Awarded Mechanical Engineering 3 Computer Science and Engineering 1 Electronics and Communication Engineering 3
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering 3 General Engineering 1 Science & Humanities 1
3.4.2 Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year Department No. of Publication Average Impact Factor, if any MECH 20 1.901 CSE 12 1.162 ECE 17 1.772 EEE 11 0 International IT 5 3.112 CIVIL 31 0 CHEMICAL 1 0 BIOMEDICAL 3 1.333 S&H 17 2.9
3.4.3 Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year Department No. of Publication Mechanical Engineering 8 Computer Science and Engineering 11 Electronics and Communication Engineering 34 Electrical and Electronics Engineering 9 Information Technology 14 Civil Engineering 3 Chemical Engineering 1 Biomedical Engineering 3
3.4.4 Patents published/awarded during the year Patent Status Patent Details Patent Number Date of Award Published / Filed - - - -
3.4.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index Number Institutional of Title of the Title of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations Name of the author paper journal publication Index mentioned in excludin the publication g self citations
A reversible G.G. Vinoth Sensors & Sethu Institute 2018 8 7 fluorescent Kumar, M.P. Actuators: B of Technology
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SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 26 using Lean Volume 15, Techniques Number 3, pp.886-894 International Journal of A novel 3-D- Engineering IC test R Karthick and and Sethu Institute 2018 1 1 architecture-a Sundararajan, M Technology, of Technology review Vol.7 , No .1.1, pg (582- 586) Design and International Implementati journal of on of Low applied Power R.Karthick and Sethu Institute engineering 2017 1 1 Testing Using Sundararajan, M of Technology research, Vol. Advanced 12 (17), Razor Based pp.6384-6390. Processor A reconfiguarab International le method for journal of time applied correlated R.Karthick, and engineering Sethu Institute 2017 1 1 MIMO Sundararajan, M research, Vol. of Technology channel with 12, no. 15 decision (2017): 5234- feedback 5241. receiver Journal of Advanced PSO based research in out of order R.Karthick and dynamical and Sethu Institute execution 2017 1 1 Sundararajan, M control of Technology scheme for systems, Vol. HT-MPSOC 9 (2017) 1969. Cashews Postharvest whole and Biology and splits Sethu Institute S.Jenicka Technology, 2018 1 1 classification of Technology Vol. 138, pp. using a novel 19-30 machine
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 27 vision approach Impact of alkali International treatment on Journal of A physico- Polymer Saravanakumaar, chemical, Analysis and A. Senthil Kumar, thermal, Characterizati Sethu Institute S. S. 2018 1 1 structural and on, DOI: of Technology Saravanakumar, M. tensile 10.1080/1023 R. Sanjay & Anish properties of 666 Khan Carica X.2018.15019 papayabark 31 fiber Study of the effect of Cu doping in Journal of La0.7Sr0.3M P. Thamilmaran, Magnetism nO3 M. Arunachalam, and Magnetic Sethu Institute perovskite S. Sankarrajan, K. 2017 1 1 Materials, of Technology materials Sakthipandi, M. Volume 443, employing Sivabharathy pp. 29-35 on-line ultrasonic measurements Facile preparation of diverse Materials N Murugesan, AM copper oxide Letters, Vol. Sethu Institute Remona, SK 2018 1 1 nanostructure 222, pp. 100- of Technology Kumar, S Suresh s and their 104 characterizati on Structural Analysis of International Domestic Journal Of Liquefied K Sarbudeen, B Scientific Petroleum Raja Mohamed Engineering Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Gas Cylinder Rabi, R and Science, of Technology using Banana Sirajudeen Volume-11, Fiber issue-1, Composite pp.46-49 Material as
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 28 per ASME Standards using FEA Software Implementati International on of Kanban Journal of to Improve Manufacuring Efficiency of G.D.Sivakumar, Technology, Sethu Institute a 2018 0 0 D. Sudarshan pp.1- of Technology Manufacturin 180.1504/IJM g System TM.2017.100 Subject to 10716 Bottlenecks International Journal of Mechanical and Design Production Fabrication K Kanimozhi, B Engineering Sethu Institute and Control Raja Mohamed 2018 0 0 Research And of Technology of a Hexapod Rabi Development Robot (IJMPERD), Volume-8, issue-3, pp.519-524 International Yoga Journal of Enhanced K Kanimozhi, B Chemtech Sethu Institute CBT Stress Raja Mohamed Research, 2018 0 0 of Technology Reduction: A Rabi Volume- Survey 11(02), pp.18- 22 Multi Response Optimization B Muthu Chozha of Fabrication Polymer Rajan, A Senthil Parameters of Composites, Kumar, T Sethu Institute Carbon Fiber- doi 2018 0 0 Sornakumar, P of Technology Reinforced 10.1002/pc.24 Senthamaraikannan Aluminium 815 and M R Sanjay Laminates (CARAL):By Taguchi
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Method and Gray Relational Analysis Environmenta l effects of a single International cylinder DI M. Rajasankar, K. Journal of diesel engine Muralidharan, Pure and fuelled with K.Arun Applied Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 non-edible Balasubramanian Mathematics, of Technology pongamia and Senthilkumar. Volume 118, biodiesel D No. 20, pp feedstock 1803-1808 used for agriculture Effect of Tool Wear on Machining M.AdamKhan, Silicon, GFRP and A.SenthilKumar, https://doi.org AISID2 Steel S.Thirumalai Sethu Institute /10.1007/s126 2018 0 0 Using Kumaran, of Technology 33-018-9839- Alumina M.Uthayakumar, 7 Based TaeJoKo Ceramic Cutting Tools Impact Response and Damage Characteristic s Carbon B. Muthu Chozha Materials Fibre Rajan, A. Senthil Today Sethu Institute Reinforced Kumar, T. Proceedings, 2018 0 0 of Technology Aluminium Sornakumar, S.S. Vol.5 (9), pp. Laminates Saravanakumar 20070–20077 (CARAL) under Low Velocity Impact Test Structural, N. Lenin, R. Materials Electrical and Rajesh Kanna, K. Chemistry and Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Magnetic Sakthipandi, A. Physics, of Technology Properties of Senthil Kumar Volume 212,
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NiLaxFe2- Pages 385- xO4 393 Nanoferrites A new assessment on mechanical K Ganesan, C Journal of properties of Kailasanathan, Natural Fiber, jute fiber mat MR Sanjay, P https://doi.org Sethu Institute with egg shell 2018 0 0 Senthamaraikannan /10.1080/ of Technology powder/nanoc , SS 15440478.201 lay-reinforced Saravanakumar 8.1500340 polyester matrix composites Investigation on un-peened and laser shock peened dissimilar Journal of weldments of G.Chandrasekar, Manufacturin Inconel 600 Sethu Institute C. Kailasanathan, g Processes, 2018 0 0 and AISI of Technology and M. Vasundara Vol. 35 pp. 316L 466-478 fabricated using activated-TIG welding technique International A Review of Journal of Surface Mechanical Coating S. Pungaiya and Engineering Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Technology C. Kailasanathan and Robotics of Technology to increase the Research, Heat Transfer Vol. 7, No. 5, pp. 458-465 Ricinus Journal of communis Material K.Nijandhan, fiber as Research R.Muralikannan Sethu Institute Potential Express, 2018 0 0 and S. of Technology Reinforcemen Volume, Venkatachalam t for 2018, Lightweight Vol.5.pp.1-9
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Polymer Composites Impact of fuel injection advance on K. ECO. ENV. & combustion Muralidharan,M. CONS., and gas Rajashankar,K. Volume-24 Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 emissions in a Arun (March of Technology TBC engine Balasubramanian, suppl.), fuelled with D. Senthilkumar pp.S37-S41 honge bio- diesel Achieving energy efficiency Cluster using novel computing – scalar Springer K.Sathish Kumar, Sethu Institute Multiplication Science, 2017 0 0 R.Sukumar of Technology based ECC DOI.org/10.10 for Android 07/s10586- devices in 017-1542-8 IOT environment International Journal of Ascent Engineering P.Ithaya Rani , Plunge Technology S.Mahalakshmi, Sethu Institute Methods for Science and 2018 0 0 A.Manjula, of Technology Seclusion Research, V.Merlin Freeda Preserving 2394 – 3386 , Volume 5, Issue 3 International Journal of Internet of AdHoc and Things: A S.P. Raja, Ubiquitous Sethu Institute Research 2018 0 0 T.Sampradeepraj Computing- of Technology Oriented Inderscience, Introductory Vol 29,Nos 1/ 2 A Realtime V.Vivek, Jour of Adv Sethu Institute Approach for B.Guruprakash, Research in 2018 0 0 of Technology Identifying B.Sivananthan, Dynamical &
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CNN No. 15, pp.1681-1692 Development Asian Journal of Obstacle of Research in Detection and Social Collision V. Vivek, Sciences and Sethu Institute Avoidance Dr.D.Murugan, 2017 0 0 Humanities, of Technology System using Dr.S. Singaravelan Vol. 7, No. Thermal 11, pp. 128- Imaging 148 Technique A Swarm Intelligence Journal of Based Wireless Clustering personal Technique B.Guru Prakash, Communicati with Sethu Institute R.Sukumar, ons, 2018 0 0 Scheduling of Technology C.Balasubramanian https://doi.org for the /10.1007/s112 Amelioration 77-018-6002- of Lifetime in 0 sensor networks Journal of Wireless An Efficient personal Encoder Communicati Architecture D.Abitha Kumari, ons, Springer Sethu Institute Design for 2018 0 0 J.Sutha Link, Online of Technology Cognitive Publications, radio DOI.org/10.10 Networks 07/s11277- 018-6001-1 Analytical AEU- modeling of International InSb / AlInSb journal of hetrostructure Sethu Institute Venish Kumar.T Electron 2018 0 0 dual gate high of Technology communicatio electron n, Vol.94 mobility No.Pg (19-25) transistors Performance R.Tamilselvi, International Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Analysis of M. Parisa Beham Journal of of Technology
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Age Invariant Computer Face science and Recognition Engineering, methods IJCSE, Vol.6, No.4, pp.49- 55 International Detection of Journal of Fetal stress Computer from Mother A.Merline , science and Sethu Institute abdominal M. Parisa Beham, 2018 0 0 Engineering, of Technology Electro R.Tamilselvi IJCSE, Vol.6, Cardiogram No.4, pp.65- signal 70 International Integrated Journal of System for A Manoj Global Regional Prabaharan, R Research in Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Navigator and Karthick, P Computer of Technology Seasons Selvaprasanth Science, Management Vol.9, No .4 pg.11-15. Enhancemetnt of Solar Panel IOSR Journal Lifetime and A.Yasodai, of Computer Efficiency Sethu Institute P.S.Sharan Shree, Engineering, 2018 0 0 With of Technology P.Murugreswari Vol.20, No.2 Modified PP 17-23 Cooling Technique An automated Cluster and hybrid Computing, method for R.Karthika Devi doi.org/10.100 Sethu Institute cyst A. Banumathi, and 2018 0 0 7/s10586-017- of Technology segmentation G. Ulaganathan 1580-2 Pg(1- in Dental X- 13) ray images, Comparative International Study of Journal of Microstrip M.Pandimadevi, Pure and Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Patch R.Tamilselvi Applied of Technology Antenna Mathematics, Using Vol.118 No.
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Different 22 pg.( 751- Flexible 766) Substrate Materials Radiosensitiz Asian Journal ers and of Applied Radioprotecto Science and rs for Technology Sethu Institute Dr.R.Tamilselvi 2018 0 0 Effective (AJAST), of Technology Radiation Volume 2, Therapy– A Issue 1, Pages Review 77-86, 2018 A hybrid Cluster technique for Computing, gender M.Annalakshmi doi.org/10.100 Sethu Institute classification Roomi, S.M.M. 2018 0 0 7/s10586-017- of Technology with SLBP and Naveedh 1585-x pg (1- and HOG 10) features International Segmentation Journal of of Improper Advanced stitch balance, Research Sethu Institute Hole, Crack, M.FathunNisha 2018 0 0 Methodology of Technology Needle break in Defects in Engineering, Fabric Images 2(1) pg (1-6) International Journal on Applications Implementati in Information on Of LPT A.Manoj Kumar, and Sethu Institute 2017 0 0 Using Spider P.Selvaprasanth Communicati of Technology Technique on Engineering, Vol.3 No.3 pg (23-28) A Ulaganathan, G., Journal of clinicopatholo Niazi, K.T.M., Pharmy of gical study of Srinivasan, S., Bioallied Sethu Institute 2017 0 0 various oral Balaji, V.R., sciences, of Technology cancer Manikandan, D., Vol.9, No.4, diagnostic K.A. Shahul pg (1-4)
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Communicati on Mechanical International Properties of Journal of Fly Ash Civil Dr.R.Kumutha, Blended Engineering Sethu Institute Dr.K.Vijai, 2018 0 0 Ceramic and of Technology Mr.P.Rajeswaran Waste Based Technology,V Geopolymeric ol 9 pp 556 - Binder 57, International Journal of Properties of Civil Double Layer Engineering Geopolymer Dr.R.Kumutha, and Sethu Institute Concrete Dr.K.Vijai & 2018 0 0 Technology, of Technology Paver Blocks Ms.S.Aarthy Vol 4, pp. 229 with Polyester to 238, Fibres ISSN:0976- 6316 International Experimental Dr.R.Kumutha, Journal of Investigation Dr.K.Vijai, Constructive on Fly Ash Ms.S.Noor Nasifa, Research in Sethu Institute Bricks 2018 0 0 Ms.M.Nivedhidha Civil of Technology Incorporating & Ms.R.Mukila Engineering, MtoSand and Preethi Vol 4, pp. 01 GGBS to 06. Mouth International segmentation Journal of using Applied coordinate Mathematics based method Dr.M.Radhakrish Sethu Institute and 2018 0 0 for the an, Ms.P.Sujatha of Technology information improvement sciences, Vol of visual 4, Pp 891 to speech 897 recognition Experimental International Investigation Journal of Dr.G.Balamuruga Sethu Institute on Partial Innovative 2018 0 0 n, Mr.V.I.Pradheep of Technology Replacement Research in fine aggregate Science
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Replacement Ms.Sheikha patel Journal of of Technology of Coarse & Ms.A.Monikkah Creative Aggregates Research Using Cockle Thoughts, Vol Seashells in 6, pp 412 to Flexible 416,I Pavement SSN:2320- 2882 Utilizing Agricultural By toP International roducts for Journal of Removing R.Banupriya, Engineering Heavy Metals Ms.K.Nandhini, Sethu Institute Science and 2018 0 0 From Ms.C.Muthupriya of Technology Computing, Industrial & Ms.S.Ponjeeana Vol 8 & pp Waste Water 16738to16741 toA Comparative study Mycel Bricks International an R.Banupriya, Journal of EcotoFriendly Mr.R.Nagarajan, Engineering Building Sethu Institute Mr.G.Nijanthan & Science and 2018 0 0 Material of Technology Mr.M.Pandimahara Computing, using jan Vol 8 & pp Macroscopic 16807to16810 Fungi Impact of International Leachate on Research Groundwater Ms.R.Banupriya, Journal of around Mr.D.Vibesh, Engineering Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Vellakal Mr.P.Surya & & of Technology Dumping Mr.S.Suresh Technology, Site, Madurai, Vol 5 & pp TamilNadu 669 to 705 International Experimental Journal of Investigation Creative on Recycled Ms.V.Saranya, Sethu Institute Research 2018 0 0 Plastic and Mr.R.Surendran of Technology Thoughts, Vol Coconut Fiber 6 & Pp533 to in concrete 539
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International Recycled Ms.V.Saranya, Journal of Plastic and Ms.M.Achitra, Engineering Coconut Fibre Ms.R.Ambika Science and Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 used in Rajasree & Computing, of Technology Concrete Ms.R.Vijayalaksh Vol 8 & Paver Block mi Pandit Pp16827 to 16830 International Experimental Ms.V.Saranya, Journal of Study on Use Ms.M.Achitra, Engineering of waste Ms.R.AmbikaRajas Science and Sethu Institute 2018 0 0 Rubber Tyres ree & Computing, of Technology in Road Ms.R.Vijayalaksh Vol 8 & Pp Pavement mi Pandit 16825 to 16826 International Stabilization Ms.S.Bharathi, Journal of of Black Mr.B.Hariprasad, Creative Cotton Soil Sethu Institute Mr.S.N.Gautham Research 2018 0 0 Using of Technology & Mr.A.Farzi Thoughts, Vol Polypropylen Arafath 6 & pp 805 to e Fibre 815 Feasibility International Study on Ms.S.Bharathi, Journal of Utilization of Mr.N.Vivek Creative Red Soil as kumar, Sethu Institute Research 2018 0 0 Replacement Mr.M.S.Seshamah of Technology Thoughts, Vol of Fine alingam & 6 & pp 149 Aggregate in Mr.A.Yahya to156 Concrete International Experimental Ms.P.Anitha, Research Investigation Mr.S.Arjun, Journal of on Partially Mr.S.V.Ashwin Engineering Sethu Institute Replacement Kumar, Science and 2018 0 0 of Technology of Cement Mr.A.Ashikur Technology, with Marble Rahman & Vol 8 & pp Wastes Mr.R.Arun Kumar 16498 to16500 Experimental B.N.Brinila International Sethu Institute Investigation Bright, Research 2018 0 0 of Technology on Bendable Mr.S.H.Beer Journal of
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Concrete Mohamed Sareef, Engineering Using Natural Mr.P.A.Basith & and and Artificial Mr.T.Harish Technology(I Fibres (Jute Priyadharshan RJET), Vol and Nylon) 5& pp 3413to3417 International Flexural Research Behaviour of Journal of Ms.B.N.Brinila Double Engineering Bright & Sethu Institute Layered E and 2018 0 0 Mr.Manikandaprab of Technology Waste Technology(I u Concrete RJET), Vol 5, Beams pp 1211 to 1214 Experimental International Investigation Journal of on Innovative Replacement Research in Ms.A.Subalakshmi of Fine Science Sethu Institute , Mr.S.Vignesh 2018 0 0 Aggregate Engineering of Technology Karthick with & Demolished Technology, Construction Vol 7 & Pp Materials 5436 to 5440 International Behaviour of Journal of Basalt fiber Innovative Reinforced Research in Polymer Mr.P.Rajeswaran Science Sethu Institute Structural & Mr.J.Karthick 2018 0 0 Engineering of Technology Reinforced Kumar and Concrete Technology, Beam Vol 6 & pp Element 5416 to 5421 Experimental International Mr.T.G.Ramkum Investigation Journal of ar, and Cost Creative Mr.G.Sakthivel, Sethu Institute Analysis of Research 2018 0 0 Mr.S.B.Saleem of Technology Light Thoughts, Vol Zahir Hussain & Transmitting 6 & pp 994 to Mr.K.Subash Concrete 998 Experimental Ms.D.Rebekhal, International 2018 0 Sethu Institute 0
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 45 investigation Mr.M.Aravind, Journal of of Technology on cement Mr..Balamurugan advanced mortar & research blended with Mr.R.Ajithkumar trends in many silica engineering synthesized and from rice Technology, husk ash Vol 5 & pp 30 to 35 International Efficient file Journal of sharing Applied mechanism in Mathematics P2P using M.Radhakrishan, Sethu Institute and 2018 0 0 energy P.Arockiamary of Technology information efficient sciences, clustering pp.1779-1787 mechanism & Vol 06 A study on the design of thermosyphon M. Arul jayan, C. Rasayan Evaporator Marimuthu, V. J.Chem, Vol. Sethu Institute used in 2018 0 0 Thiyagarajan and 11, No. 1,307 of Technology nuclear waste S. Senthil velavan – 311 volume Reduction method Identification Journal of of Train advanced Movement Y.Arockia research in through Jesuraj, dynamical and Sethu Institute Sensor 2018 0 0 K.Hemalatha, control of Technology Signals for V.Vijayaragavan system, Unmanned Issue.2,pg.no. Level 1253-56 Crossing GPSO Based TAGA Effective Journal of Kins Burk Sunil System for Graphic Sethu Institute N, Ganesan R, 2018 0 0 Respiration Technology, of Technology Sankaragomathi B Disease VOL. 14, Detection pp.700-709 Impact of R. Rajesh Kanna, Ceramic 2017 0 Sethu Institute 0
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Lanthanum N. Lenin, K. International. of Technology on structural, Sakthipandi, M. Volume 43 optical, Sivabharathy pp. 15868- dielectric and 15879 magnetic properties of Mn1- xCuxFe1.85L a0.15O4 spinel nanoferrites Structural Transition in P. Thamilmaran, Gd doped M. Arunachalam, Physica B: LaCrO3 S. Sankarrajan, K. Condensed Sethu Institute Isovalent by Sakthipandi, M. Matter, 2018 0 0 of Technology in-situ Sivabharathy and Volume 530, Ultrasonic E. James pp. 270–276 Measurement Jebaseelan Samuel s Tunning of Metal- Insulator Phase Materials M. Arunachalam, Transition Letters, Sethu Institute P. Thamilmaran, 2018 0 0 Temperature Volume 218C, of Technology K. Sakthipandi in pp. 270-273 La0.3Ca0.7M nO3 Perovskite Structural, Materials Electrical and N. Lenin, R. Chemistry and Magnetic Rajesh Kanna, K. Physics, Sethu Institute Properties of 2018 0 0 Sakthipandi, A. Volume 212, of Technology NiLaxFe2- Senthil Kumar Pages 385- xO4 393 Nanoferrites Effect of Ceramics Neodymium N. Lenin, R. International, ion on the Rajesh Kanna, K. Sethu Institute Volume 44, 2018 0 0 Structural, Sakthipandi, J. of Technology Issue 10, pp. Electrical and Rajesh 11562-11569 Magnetic
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Properties of Nanocrystalli ne Nickel Ferrites Doping effect of Rare-earth (La, Nd and R. Rajesh Kanna, Gd) ions on K. Sakthipandi, Journal of the structural, S.M.Seeni Rare Earth, Sethu Institute optical, Mohamed Aliar Volume 36, 2018 0 0 of Technology dielectric and Maraikkayar , N. Issue 12, pp. magnetic Lenin, M. 1299 - 1309 properties of Sivabharathy copper nanoferrites Electrical, Magnetic and Ceramics Structural N.Lenin, International, Properties of K.Sakthipandi, Volume 44, Sethu Institute Polymer- 2018 0 0 R.Rajesh Kanna, Issue 17, of Technology Blended G.Rajkumar Pages 21866- Lanthanum- 21873 added Nickel Nano-ferrites An Energy P. Jayarajan, G.R. The Journal of Aware Buffer Kanagachidambare Supercomputi Management san, T.V.P. ng, Sethu Institute (EABM) Sundararajan, K. https://doi.org 2019 0 0 of Technology Routing Sakthipandi, R. /10.1007/s112 Protocol for Maheswar, A. 27-018-2582- WSN Karthikeyan 4 The external and internal Ceramics influences for International, Aslam Hossain, the tuning of https://doi.org Sethu Institute Sanjay Roy, 2019 0 0 the properties /10.1016/ of Technology K. Sakthipandi of perovskite j.ceramint.201 materials: An 8.11.102 overview The Influence IIM B MuthuChozhai of the Metallurgy Sethu Institute Rajan, 2018 0 0 thickness and Materials of Technology A Senthil Kumar areal Density Engineering,
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 48 on the Volume 71(9), Mechanical pp. 2165- Properties of 2171. Carbon Fibre Reinforced Aluminium Laminates (CARAL) Optimize Cram on Taga Journal, Conventional P. Senthil Pandian, Sethu Institute Vol. 14, pp. 2018 0 0 Network-on- S. Sridevi of Technology 1777 -1781 Chip Using ELIDER Molybdenum disulfide- Ionics, based Tharani https://doi.org Sethu Institute modifier for Jeyapragasam, /10.1007/s115 2018 0 0 of Technology electrochemic V Ganesh 81-018-2538- al detection of y 4-nitrophenol
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Influence of Shot Peening and Plasma Ion Nitriding on Materials Sethu Tensile R.Selvabharathi, Science & 2018 192 2 Institute of Strength of R Muralikannan Engineering Technology 2205 A, Duplex Stainless Steel using A-PAW A reversible G.G. Vinoth Sensors & Sethu fluorescent Kumar, M.P. Actuators: B 2018 159 6 Institute of chemosenso Kesavan, A. Chemical Technology
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 49 r for the Tamilselvi, G. rapid Rajagopal, J. detection of Dhaveethu Raja, Hg2+ in an K. Sakthipandi, aqueous J. Rajesh, M. solution: its Sivaraman logic gates behavior and live cell imaging Structural, optical, dielectric and R. Rajesh Kanna, Journal of Sethu magnetic N. Lenin, K. Magnetism 2018 147 5 Institute of studies of Sakthipandi, A. and Magnetic Technology Gadolinium Senthil Kumar Materials -added Mn‒Cu nanoferrites Study of the effect of Cu doping in La0.7Sr0.3 P. Thamilmaran, MnO3 Journal of M. Arunachalam, Sethu perovskite Magnetism S. Sankarrajan, K. 2017 147 1 Institute of materials and Magnetic Sakthipandi, M. Technology employing Materials Sivabharathy on-line ultrasonic measureme nts Analytical solution of the convection- PG Jansi Rani, diffusion M Kirthiga, A Journal of Sethu equation for Molina, E Electroanalyti 2018 140 2 Institute of uniformly Laborda, L cal Chemistry Technology accessible Rajendran rotating disk electrodes via the
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 50 homotopy perturbation method Magnetic iron oxide nanoparticle s (MIONs) cross-linked M.P. Kesavan, S. natural Ayyanaar, V. Journal of polymer- Vijayakumar, J. Biomedical Sethu based Dhaveethu Raja, Materials 2018 127 3 Institute of hybrid gel J. Annaraj, K. Research Part Technology beads: Sakthipandi, J. A Controlled Rajesh nano anti- TB drug delivery application Structural, Electrical and N. Lenin, R. Magnetic Materials Sethu Rajesh Kanna, K. Properties Chemistry and 2018 124 0 Institute of Sakthipandi, A. of Physics Technology Senthil Kumar NiLaxFe2- xO4 Nanoferrites Facile preparation of diverse copper N Murugesan, Sethu Materials oxide AM Remona, SK 2018 115 1 Institute of Letters nanostructur Kumar, S Suresh Technology es and their characteriza tion Tunning of Metal- Insulator M. Arunachalam, Sethu Materials Phase P. Thamilmaran, 2018 115 0 Institute of Letters Transition K. Sakthipandi Technology Temperatur e in
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La0.3Ca0.7 MnO3 Perovskite Cashews whole and splits classificatio Postharvest Sethu n using a S.Jenicka Biology and 2018 113 1 Institute of novel Technology Technology machine vision approach Schiff base receptor as G.G. Vinoth fluorescenc Kumar, M.P. e turn-on Kesavan, M. Sethu sensor for New Journal Sankarganesh, K. 2018 106 2 Institute of Ni2+ ions in of Chemistry Sakthipandi, J. Technology live cells Rajesh, G. and logic Sivaraman gate application Structural P. Thamilmaran, Transition M. Arunachalam, in Gd doped S. Sankarrajan, K. LaCrO3 Physica B: Sethu Sakthipandi, M. Isovalent by Condensed 2018 92 0 Institute of Sivabharathy and in-situ Matter Technology E. James Ultrasonic Jebaseelan Measureme Samuel nts Structural Analysis of Domestic Liquefied International Petroleum K Sarbudeen, B Journal Of Sethu Gas Raja Mohamed Scientific 2018 83 0 Institute of Cylinder Rabi, R Engineering Technology using Sirajudeen and Science Banana Fiber Composite Material as
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 52 per ASME Standards using FEA Software Impact of Lanthanum on structural, optical, dielectric R. Rajesh Kanna, Sethu and N. Lenin, K. Ceramic 2017 82 0 Institute of magnetic Sakthipandi, M. International Technology properties Sivabharathy of Mn1- xCuxFe1.85 La0.15O4 spinel nanoferrites Effect of Neodymium ion on the Structural, Electrical N. Lenin, R. Sethu and Rajesh Kanna, K. Ceramics 2018 82 0 Institute of Magnetic Sakthipandi, J. International Technology Properties Rajesh of Nanocrystal line Nickel Ferrites Electrical, Magnetic and Structural Properties N.Lenin, Sethu of Polymer- K.Sakthipandi, Ceramics 2018 82 0 Institute of Blended R.Rajesh Kanna, International Technology Lanthanum- G.Rajkumar added Nickel Nano- ferrites The external Aslam Hossain, Ceramics 2019 82 0 Sethu
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 53 and internal Sanjay Roy, K. International Institute of influences Sakthipandi Technology for the tuning of the properties of perovskite materials: An overview Multi Response Optimizatio n of Fabrication Parameters B Muthu Chozha of Carbon Rajan, A Senthil Fiber- Sethu Kumar, T Polymer Reinforced 2018 68 0 Institute of Sornakumar, P Composites Aluminium Technology Senthamaraikanna Laminates n and M R Sanjay (CARAL):B y Taguchi Method and Gray Relational Analysis Analytical modeling of InSb / AEU- AlInSb International Sethu hetrostructu journal of Venish Kumar.T 2018 44 0 Institute of re dual gate Electron Technology high communicatio electron n mobility transistors
VLSI International Sethu Implementa K. Balasuthra, Journal of 2018 44 0 Institute of tion of G.Narmadha Electronics Karatsuba and Technology Multiplier Communicatio
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Molybdenu m disulfide- based modifier for Tharani Sethu electrochem Jeyapragasam, Ionics 2018 44 0 Institute of ical V Ganesh Technology detection of 4- nitrophenol
A Swarm Intelligence Based Clustering Technique Journal of B.Guru Prakash, with Wireless Sethu R.Sukumar, Scheduling personal 2018 42 0 Institute of C.Balasubramania for the Communicatio Technology n Amelioratio ns n of Lifetime in sensor networks
An Efficient Encoder Journal of Architecture Wireless Sethu D.Abitha Design for personal 2018 42 0 Institute of Kumari, J.Sutha Cognitive Communicatio Technology radio ns Networks
An Energy P. Jayarajan, G.R. Aware Kanagachidambar Buffer esan, T.V.P. The Journal of Sethu Managemen Sundararajan, K. Supercomputi 2019 42 0 Institute of t (EABM) Sakthipandi, R. ng Technology Routing Maheswar, A. Protocol for Karthikeyan WSN
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A Study on Impact of Journal of Rework in a Computational Sethu G.D.Sivakumar, Manufacturi and 2018 40 1 Institute of D. Sudarshan ng System Theoretical Technology using Lean Nano Science Techniques
Doping effect of Rare-earth (La, Nd and R. Rajesh Kanna, Gd) ions on K. Sakthipandi, the S.M.Seeni Sethu structural, Journal of Mohamed Aliar 2018 37 0 Institute of optical, Rare Earth Maraikkayar , N. Technology dielectric Lenin, M. and Sivabharathy magnetic properties of copper nanoferrites
Design and Implementa tion of Low International Power journal of Sethu Testing R.Karthick and applied 2017 35 1 Institute of Using Sundararajan, M engineering Technology Advanced research Razor Based Processor
A reconfiguar able method International for time journal of Sethu R.Karthick, and correlated applied 2017 35 1 Institute of Sundararajan, M MIMO engineering Technology channel research with decision feedback
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Performanc e Analysis of improveme International nt in V.Vivek, Journal of Sethu Clustered V.Manimaran, Applied 2018 35 0 Institute of Data S.Venkata Prasad, Engineering Technology Migration K.G.Srinivasagan Research using Machine Learning Approaches
Yoga International Enhanced K Kanimozhi, B Sethu Journal of CBT Stress Raja Mohamed 2018 32 0 Institute of Chemtech Reduction: Rabi Technology Research A Survey
Performanc e Measures of an International A.Shruthi, Sethu Efficient Journal of A.Srinivasan, 2018 32 0 Institute of Compensato ChemTech R.Pandian Technology r Design for Research a Buck Converter
Perspectives of Hydro International Power Plant J Booma, K Sethu Journal of and Pumped Mahadevan, K 2018 32 0 Institute of ChemTech Storage Kanimozhi Technology Research System in Tamil Nadu
Hydrogen Synthesis International K.Kanimozhi, Sethu from Solar Journal of B.Raja 2017 32 0 Institute of Reactor ChemTech Mohamed Rabi Technology using Research reverse Photosynthe
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Investigatio n on un- peened and laser shock peened dissimilar weldments G.Chandrasekar, Journal of Sethu of Inconel C. Manufacturin 2018 31 0 Institute of 600 and Kailasanathan, g Processes Technology AISI 316L and M. Vasundara fabricated using activated- TIG welding technique
Achieving energy efficiency using novel scalar Cluster Multiplicati K.Sathish Sethu computing – on based Kumar, 2017 31 0 Institute of Springer ECC for R.Sukumar Technology Science Android devices in IOT environmen t
An automated and hybrid R.Karthika method for Sethu DeviA. Cluster cyst 2018 31 0 Institute of Banumathi, and Computing segmentatio Technology G. Ulaganathan n in Dental X-ray images,
A hybrid M.Annalakshmi Sethu Cluster 2018 31 0 technique Roomi, S.M.M. Institute of
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Impact of Alkali Treatment on Physio- International A Saravana Chemical, Journal of Kumaar, A Sethu Thermalstru Polymer Senthil Kumar, S 2018 28 1 Institute of ctural And Analysis And SSaravana Kumar, Technology Tensile Characterizati M R Sanjay Properties on of CARICA Papaya Fibers
Impact of alkali treatment on A Saravana physico- International kumaar, A. chemical, Journal of Senthil Kumar, Sethu thermal, Polymer S. S. 2018 28 1 Institute of structural Analysis and Saravanakumar, Technology and tensile Characterizati M. R. Sanjay & properties on Anish Khan of Carica papayabark fiber
A Ulaganathan, G., clinicopatho Niazi, K.T.M., logical Srinivasan, S., Journal of Sethu study of Balaji, V.R., Pharmy of 2017 22 0 Institute of various oral Manikandan, D., Bioallied Technology cancer K.A. Shahul sciences diagnostic Hameed and techniques’ Banumathi, A
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Environmen tal effects of a single cylinder DI M. Rajasankar, K. diesel International Muralidharan, engine Journal of Sethu K.Arun fuelled with Pure and 2018 21 0 Institute of Balasubramania non-edible Applied Technology n and pongamia Mathematics Senthilkumar. D biodiesel feedstock used for agriculture
An Efficient Approach International for Facial Journal of Sethu S. Sridevi and R. Recognition Pure and 2018 21 0 Institute of Rachel based on Applied Technology AAM and Mathematics CNN
Comparativ e Study of Microstrip International Patch Journal of Sethu Antenna M.Pandimadevi, Pure and 2018 21 0 Institute of Using R.Tamilselvi Applied Technology Different Mathematics Flexible Substrate Materials
Optimizatio International Sethu R Karthick n of Mimo Journal of 2018 21 0 Institute of M.Sundararajan Channels Pure and Technology Using An Applied
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An appraisal of optimal sizing International A.K.Suresh, techniques Journal of Sethu S.Nagalakshmi, of pure and 2018 21 0 Institute of Giftson Samuel, autonomous applied Technology P.Avirajamanjula power mathematics system for renewable sources
International Internet of Journal of Things: A S.P. Raja, Sethu AdHoc and Research T.Sampradeepra 2018 19 0 Institute of Ubiquitous Oriented j Technology Computing- Introductory Inderscience
Implementa tion of Kanban to Improve International Sethu Efficiency G.D.Sivakumar, Journal of 2018 18 0 Institute of of a D. Sudarshan Manufacuring Technology Manufacturi Technology ng System Subject to Bottlenecks Physicoche mical A Properties Saravankumaar, of New A Senthilkumar, Cellulosic Sethu T Sornakumar, S Journal Of Fiber 2017 17 1 Institute of SSaravana Kumar, Natural Fibers extracted Technology V P from Arthanariesewara CARICA n Papaya Bark A new K Ganesan, C Journal of 2018 17 0 Sethu
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 61 assessment Kailasanathan, Natural Institute of on MR Sanjay, P Fibers Technology mechanical Senthamaraikanna properties n, SS of jute fiber Saravanakumar mat with egg shell powder/nan oclay- reinforced polyester matrix composites A study on the design of thermosyph on M. Arul jayan, C. Sethu Evaporator Marimuthu, V. Rasayan 2018 17 0 Institute of used in Thiyagarajan and J.Chem Technology nuclear S. Senthil velavan waste volume Reduction method Effect of Tool Wear on Machining M.AdamKhan, GFRP and A.SenthilKumar, Sethu AISID2 S.Thirumalai Silicon 2018 16 0 Institute of Steel Using Kumaran, Technology Alumina M.Uthayakumar, Based TaeJoKo Ceramic Cutting Tools International A novel 3- Journal of Sethu D-IC test R Karthick and Engineering 2018 15 1 Institute of architecture Sundararajan, M and Technology -a review Technology Ricinus K.Nijandhan, Journal of 2018 15 0 Sethu
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 62 communis R.Muralikannan Material Institute of fiber as and S. Research Technology Potential Venkatachalam Express Reinforcem ent for Lightweight Polymer Composites Performanc e enhancemen t analysis of International S. Muthu Balaji , Sethu an isolated Journal of R.Anand , P. 2018 15 0 Institute of DC-DC Engineering & Senthil Pandian Technology converter Technology using fuzzy logic controller Mechanical Properties International of Fly Ash Journal of Blended Dr.R.Kumutha, Sethu Civil Ceramic Dr.K.Vijai, 2018 12 0 Institute of Engineering Waste Mr.P.Rajeswaran Technology and Based Technology Geopolymer ic Binder Properties of Double International Layer Journal of Geopolymer Dr.R.Kumutha, Sethu Civil Concrete Dr.K.Vijai & 2018 12 0 Institute of Engineering Paver Ms.S.Aarthy Technology and Blocks with Technology Polyester Fibres Impact B. Muthu Response Chozha Rajan, and Damage Materials Sethu A. Senthil Characterist Today 2018 11 0 Institute of Kumar, T. ics Carbon Proceedings Technology Sornakumar, S.S. Fibre Saravanakumar Reinforced
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Aluminium Laminates (CARAL) under Low Velocity Impact Test Impact of fuel injection K. advance on Muralidharan,M. combustion Ecology, Rajashankar, Sethu and gas Environment K. Arun 2018 11 0 Institute of emissions in and Balasubra Technology a TBC Conservation manian, D. engine Senthilkumar fuelled with honge bio- diesel PSO based Journal of out of order Advanced Sethu execution R.Karthick and research in 2017 6 1 Institute of scheme for Sundararajan, M dynamical and Technology HT- control MPSOC systems A Realtime Approach for V.Vivek, Jour of Adv Identifying B.Guruprakash, Research in Sethu the B.Sivananthan, Dynamical & 2018 6 0 Institute of Obstacles K.Peer Control Technology on Railway Mohamed, Systems Track using V.Manimaran Thermal Imaging An Analysis for Jour of Adv Embedded P.Senthil Pnadian, Research in Sethu IoT Devices V.Vivek, S.Durai Dynamical & 2018 6 0 Institute of in Device- Pandi Control Technology to-Device Systems Communica tions Authenticat V.Vivek, Journal of 2018 6 0 Sethu
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 64 ed Driven V.Manimaran, Adv Research Institute of Data S.Venkata Prasad in Dynamical Technology Migration & Control Systems Ocular Journal of Elavarasi, Artifact Advanced R.Mohammed Sethu Removal Research in Abdullah, 2018 6 0 Institute of Techniques Dynamical M.Syed Abdul Technology InEEG and control Haq K Signals systems International Design Journal of fabrication Mechanical Raja Mohamed Sethu and control and Rabi. B 2018 6 0 Institute of of a Production K.Kanimozhi Technology hexapod Engineering robot Research and Development Identificatio n of Train Movement Journal of Y.Arockia through advanced Sethu Jesuraj, Sensor research in 2018 6 0 Institute of K.Hemalatha, Signals for dynamical and Technology V.Vijayaragavan Unmanned control system Level Crossing International Journal of Design Mechanical Fabrication K Kanimozhi, B and Sethu and Control Raja Mohamed Production 2018 3 0 Institute of of a Rabi Engineering Technology Hexapod Research And Robot Development (IJMPERD) A Review International of Surface Journal of Coating Sethu S. Pungaiya and Mechanical Technology 2018 2 0 Institute of C. Kailasanathan Engineering to increase Technology and Robotics the Heat Research Transfer
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GPSO Based Effective Kins Burk Sunil TAGA Journal Sethu System for N, Ganesan R, of Graphic 2018 1 0 Institute of Respiration Sankaragomathi B Technology Technology Disease Detection International Ascent P.Ithaya Rani , Journal of Plunge Sethu S.Mahalakshmi, Engineering Methods for 2018 0 0 Institute of A.Manjula, Technology Seclusion Technology V.Merlin Freeda Science and Preserving Research Developme nt of Obstacle Detection Asian Journal and V. Vivek, of Research in Sethu Collision Dr.D.Murugan, Social 2017 0 0 Institute of Avoidance Dr.S. Sciences and Technology System Singaravelan Humanities using Thermal Imaging Technique Performanc International e Analysis Journal of of Age Sethu R.Tamilselvi, M. Computer Invariant 2018 0 0 Institute of Parisa Beham science and Face Technology Engineering, Recognition IJCSE methods Detection of Fetal stress International from Journal of A.Merline , M. Sethu Mother Computer Parisa Beham, 2018 0 0 Institute of abdominal science and R.Tamilselvi Technology Electro Engineering, Cardiogram IJCSE signal Integrated A Manoj International Sethu System for Prabaharan, R Journal of 2018 0 0 Institute of Regional Karthick, P Global Technology
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Navigator Selvaprasanth Research in and Seasons Computer Managemen Science t Enhancemet nt of Solar Panel Lifetime A.Yasodai, IOSR Journal Sethu and P.S.Sharan of Computer 2018 0 0 Institute of Efficiency Shree, Engineering Technology With P.Murugreswari Modified Cooling Technique Radiosensiti zers and Asian Journal Radioprotec of Applied Sethu tors for Dr.R.Tamilselvi Science and 2018 0 0 Institute of Effective Technology Technology Radiation (AJAST) Therapy– A Review Segmentatio n of Improper stitch International balance, Journal of Sethu Hole, Advanced M.FathunNisha 2018 0 0 Institute of Crack, Research Technology Needle Methodology break in Engineering Defects in Fabric Images International Implementa Journal on tion Of Applications Sethu A.Manoj Kumar, LPT Using in Information 2017 0 0 Institute of P.Selvaprasanth Spider and Technology Technique Communicatio n Engineering EEG- fMRI International Sethu K.Elavarasi 2018 0 0 Mapping Journal of Institute of
SETHU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – AQAR – 2017 - 18 Page 67 and Science, Technology Techniques Engineering A Review and Technology Research (IJSETR) A Survey V.Vaishnavi, P. Journal of Sethu on Features Suveetha Applied 2018 0 0 Institute of of Sound Dhanaselvam, Science and Technology Signals R.S.Bharathi Computations Feasibility study of Optimizatio n in International Renewable U.Suresh Journal of Sethu Energy Kumar, Trend in 2017 0 0 Institute of Penetration S.Vijayarajan Research and Technology to an Development Isolated Hybrid Power plant Journal of Prediction Bio-Medical Sethu M.M.Yamunade of Lung & 2018 0 0 Institute of vi, Siva Ranjani Carcinoma Instrumentatio Technology n Engineering A survey International paper on journal of buildings trend S.Jenicka, Sethu extraction inresearch and Jenifer Grace 2018 0 0 Institute of from development Giftlin Technology remotely (IJTRD) sensed ISSN:2394- images 9333 A International Comprehen Journal of sive study Advanced and analysis Research in Sethu of Intrusion D. RojaRamani Management, 2018 0 0 Institute of Detection Architecture, Technology using Technology Machine and Learning Engineering,
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Techniques (IJARMATE) Innovative Air Pollution Monitoring Indian Journal Sethu with Sensor P.Swapna of Natural 2018 0 0 Institute of Controlled Sciences Technology Wireless Communica tion Experiment al Dr.R.Kumutha, International Investigatio Dr.K.Vijai, Journal of Sethu n on Fly Ms.S.Noor Nasifa, Constructive 2018 0 0 Institute of Ash Bricks Ms.M.Nivedhidha Research in Technology Incorporatin & Ms.R.Mukila Civil g MtoSand Preethi Engineering and GGBS Mouth segmentatio n using International coordinate Journal of based Applied Sethu Dr.M.Radhakris method for Mathematics 2018 0 0 Institute of han, Ms.P.Sujatha the and Technology improveme information nt of visual sciences speech recognition Experiment al Investigatio International n on Partial Journal of Replacemen Dr.G.Balamurug Innovative Sethu t fine an, Research in 2018 0 0 Institute of aggregate Mr.V.I.Pradheep Science Technology with M- Engineering & sand in Technology pretensione d Concrete Beam Experiment Ms.V.Anandhi, International Sethu 2018 0 0 al Study on Ms.G.Karthika, Journal of Institute of
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Double Skin Ms.M.Kamini & Creative Technology Composite Ms.J.Joshy Research Tubular Thoughts Beam Experiment al Study on Concrete International filled Journal of Double Skin Innovative Sethu Ms.V.Anandhi & dual grade Research in 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.K.Vickram Composite Science Technology Tubular Engineering & Columns Technology Confined with GFRP Experiment International al Journal of Investigatio Innovative Sethu n on Ms.L.Kokila & Research in 2018 0 0 Institute of Prestressed Mr.J.Nandakumar Science Technology Concrete Engineering & Beam Using Technology M-Sand Dynamics of Urban Sprawl Direction of Mr.M.Vignesh, Madurai Mr.K.Chandramo city,TamilN International han, adu using Journal of Sethu Mr.R.Santhosh, digital Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.M.Senthilkum image Research Technology ar & processing Thoughts Mr.J.Sharafath of Nihal unsupervise d classificatio n Technique Reduction Ms.P.Sasirekha, International of Chemical Mr.Jegatheeshpan Journal of Sethu Oxygen di, Mr.G.Kannan Innovative 2018 0 0 Institute of Demand by & Mr.R.Karthick Research & Technology using Kannan Studies
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Coconut Shell Activated Carbon and Sugarcane Bagasse Ash Removal of Oil and Ms.P.Sasirekha, International grease from Mr.A.K.Balaji, Journal of Sethu Wastewater Mr.H.Amarnath & Applied 2018 0 0 Institute of by Using Mr.A.L.Balasubra Engineering Technology Natural maniyan Research Adsorbent Mr.A.M.Arunmo han, International Experiment Ms.A.Vivitha, Journal of Sethu al Ms.P.Venukumari Engineering 2018 0 0 Institute of Investigatio & Science and Technology n of GFRG Ms.S.Vaduhalaks Computing hmi Risk Managemen International t Using Mr.A.M.Arunmo Journal of Sethu Monte han & Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Carlo Dr.M.Lakshmi Research Technology Simulation Thoughts Technique Analysis of Modern Constructio International n Projects Mr.A.M.Arunmo Sethu Journal of Using han & 2018 0 0 Institute of Engineering & Monte Dr.M.Lakshmi Technology Technology Carlo Simulation Technique Partial International Replacemen Ms.M.Jyothi, Journal of Sethu t of Coarse Ms.Sheikha patel Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Aggregates & Research Technology Using Ms.A.Monikkah Thoughts Cockle
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Seashells in Flexible Pavement Utilizing Agricultural By toP roducts for Removing International R.Banupriya, Heavy Journal of Sethu Ms.K.Nandhini, Metals Engineering 2018 0 0 Institute of Ms.C.Muthupriya From Science and Technology & Ms.S.Ponjeeana Industrial Computing Waste Water toA Comparativ e study Mycel Bricks an R.Banupriya, International EcotoFriend Mr.R.Nagarajan, Journal of Sethu ly Building Mr.G.Nijanthan & Engineering 2018 0 0 Institute of Material Mr.M.Pandimahar Science and Technology using ajan Computing Macroscopi c Fungi Impact of Leachate on Groundwate International Ms.R.Banupriya, r around Research Sethu Mr.D.Vibesh, Vellakal Journal of 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.P.Surya & Dumping Engineering & Technology Mr.S.Suresh Site, Technology Madurai, TamilNadu Experiment al Investigatio International n on Journal of Sethu Ms.V.Saranya, Recycled Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.R.Surendran Plastic and Research Technology Coconut Thoughts Fiber in concrete Recycled Ms.V.Saranya, International 2018 0 0 Sethu
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Plastic and Ms.M.Achitra, Journal of Institute of Coconut Ms.R.Ambika Engineering Technology Fibre used Rajasree & Science and in Concrete Ms.R.Vijayalaksh Computing Paver Block mi Pandit Experiment al Study on Ms.V.Saranya, International Use of Ms.M.Achitra, Journal of Sethu waste Ms.R.AmbikaRaja Engineering 2018 0 0 Institute of Rubber sree & Science and Technology Tyres in Ms.R.Vijayalaksh Computing Road mi Pandit Pavement Stabilizatio Ms.S.Bharathi, International n of Black Mr.B.Hariprasad, Journal of Sethu Cotton Soil Mr.S.N.Gautham Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Using & Mr.A.Farzi Research Technology Polypropyle Arafath Thoughts ne Fibre Feasibility Study on Ms.S.Bharathi, Utilization International Mr.N.Vivek of Red Soil Journal of Sethu kumar, as Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.M.S.Seshamah Replacemen Research Technology alingam & t of Fine Thoughts Mr.A.Yahya Aggregate in Concrete Experiment al Ms.P.Anitha, International Investigatio Mr.S.Arjun, Research n on Mr.S.V.Ashwin Sethu Journal of Partially Kumar, 2018 0 0 Institute of Engineering Replacemen Mr.A.Ashikur Technology Science and t of Cement Rahman & Technology with Marble Mr.R.Arun Kumar Wastes Experiment B.N.Brinila International al Bright, Research Sethu Investigatio Mr.S.H.Beer Journal of 2018 0 0 Institute of n on Mohamed Sareef, Engineering Technology Bendable Mr.P.A.Basith & and Concrete Mr.T.Harish Technology
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Using Priyadharshan Natural and Artificial Fibres (Jute and Nylon) Flexural International Behaviour Ms.B.N.Brinila Research of Double Sethu Bright & Journal of Layered E 2018 0 0 Institute of Mr.Manikandapra Engineering Waste Technology bu and Concrete Technology Beams Experiment al Investigatio International n on Journal of Replacemen Ms.A.Subalaksh Innovative Sethu t of Fine mi, Mr.S.Vignesh Research in 2018 0 0 Institute of Aggregate Karthick Science Technology with Engineering & Demolished Technology Constructio n Materials Behaviour of Basalt International fiber Journal of Reinforced Innovative Mr.P.Rajeswara Sethu Polymer Research in n & Mr.J.Karthick 2018 0 0 Institute of Structural Science Kumar Technology Reinforced Engineering Concrete and Beam Technology Element Experiment al Mr.T.G.Ramku International Investigatio mar, Journal of Sethu n and Cost Mr.G.Sakthivel, Creative 2018 0 0 Institute of Analysis of Mr.S.B.Saleem Research Technology Light Zahir Hussain & Thoughts Transmittin Mr.K.Subash g Concrete Experiment Ms.D.Rebekhal, International Sethu 2018 0 0 al Mr.M.Aravind, Journal of Institute of
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3.4.7 Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year : International Local No. of Faculty National level State level level level Attended Seminars/ - 324 20 - Workshops Presented papers - 1 - - Resource Persons - 20 - -
3.5 Consultancy 3.5.1 Revenue generated from Consultancy during the year Name of the Name of Consultancy Consulting/Sponsoring Revenue generated Consultant(s) project Agency (amount in rupees) department Machining the spacers on MECH both sides (FZ500714 and Sun Pressing Pvt.Ltd, Madurai Rs.10892/- FG500114)
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A systematic review of Indian Institute of Science and ECE Energy harvesting Using Rs.5000/- Education Research (IISER) Biosensors Power Quality and Energy EEE Prabhu Paint Industries Rs.10000/- Audit Website Agri First Rs.6500/- IT Website Jaya Tyres Rs.6000/- Website Church Rs.5000/- Compressive Strength of Annai Associates Pvt Ltd, Rs.57800/- Concrete Cubes Madurai Compressive Strength of Arawind constructions Rs.7200/- Concrete Cubes Madurai Compressive Strength of Bondada Engineering Pvt Ltd, Rs.5400/- Concrete Cubes Madurai Compressive Strength of SreeVigneshwara Rs.7200/- Concrete Cubes Constructions, Chennai Compressive Strength of Vishaal Promoter’s Pvt Ltd, Rs.1200/- Concrete Cubes Madurai CIVIL Compressive Strength of Kunthavai Telecom Pvt Ltd, Rs.7800/- Concrete Cubes Madurai Compressive Strength of T.V.S Logistics Pvt Ltd, Rs.600/- Concrete Cubes Chennai Compressive strength of M Kube QS and contractors Rs.500/- cement mortar LLP,Madurai Compressive strength of Meenakshi Paverblocks Rs.3000/- paver blocks kodakovil Tamilnadu Police Housing Compressive strength test Rs.1200/- Corporation,Madurai 3.5.2 Revenue generated from Corporate Training by the institution during the year Name of the Title of the Agency seeking Revenue generated Number of Consultant(s) & Programme training (amount in rupees) trainees Department - - - - -
3.6 Extension Activities 3.6.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year Organising unit/ Number of students Title of the Number of teachers co-ordinated in agency/ collaborating participated in such Activities such activities agency activities Rally on voters Thasildar Office, S.Shanmugam AP/MECH NSS PO 300 students ID Kariapatti on behalf Units-1
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of Election SVK.Muthukumar AP/IT NSS PO Commission Units-2 Thasildar Office, S.Shanmugam AP/MECH NSS PO Electoral Roll Kariapatti on behalf Units-1 For all the students & Revision Camp of Election SVK.Muthukumar AP/IT NSS PO faculty members for Voter's ID Commission Units-2 Meenakshi Mission Charity Box SVK.Muthukumar AP/IT NSS PO Hospital & research Placed AT canteen Placement Units-2 Centre Madurai Rally on S.Shanmugam AP/MECH NSS PO International Thasildar Office, Units-1 day for 300 students Kariapatti SVK.Muthukumar AP/IT NSS PO Disaster Units-2 Reduction Celebrating Sethu Institute of S.Ramesh kumar 51 Life Technology Blood donation Sethu Institute of Motivation S.Ramesh kumar 20 Technology Program
3.6.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year Name of the No. of Students Award/recognition Awarding bodies Activity benefited First Prize Award for Meenakshi Mission 2016-2017 blood First prize Hospital & research - donation Centre Madurai Selvan Republic Day Parade - Anna University, Chennai M.Venkateshwaran at New Delhi (IV year EEE) Received by NSS Programme Meenakshi Mission Officers Best Motivator - Hospital & research 1. S.Shanmugam Award Centre Madurai (SIT-NSS Units-1) 2.SVK.Muthukumar (SIT-NSS Units-2)
3.6.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year Name of the Organising Number of teachers co- Number of Name of the activity scheme unit/ agency/ ordinated such students
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collaborating activities participated in agency such activities NSS Programme TVS Officers CSR Sundaram Awareness program on 1. S.Shanmugam 200 Activity Fashioners Road safety (SIT-NSS Units-1) Krishnapuram 2.SVK.Muthukumar (SIT-NSS Units-2) NSS Programme Organised at Officers Kalkurichi & Swachh 1. S.Shanmugam kambikudi Special camp 100 Bharat india (SIT-NSS Units-1) village by SIT 2.SVK.Muthukumar NSS Units (SIT-NSS Units-2) Food Safety SVK.Muthukumar FSSAI Offiers, Essay Competition 100 (SIT-NSS Units-2) Virudhunagar Thasildar NSS Programme Public Office, Officers Election Kariapatti on 1. S.Shanmugam Ralley on Voters ID 300 Department behalf of (SIT-NSS Units-1) Tamilnadu Election 2.SVK.Muthukumar Commission (SIT-NSS Units-2)
3.7 Collaborations 3.7.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year Nature of Activity Participant Source of financial support Duration Extension Lecture, Centre for Continuing 26.03.2018 Indian Institute of Education, Indian Institute of & 27.03. 2018 Science, Bangalore Science, Bangalore Joint Workshop with Dr. K Sakthipandi Neutron Diffraction Board of Research in Nuclear 30.05.2017 Neutron Scattering Sciences, Mumbai & 31.05. 2017 Society of India (NSSI)
3.7.2 Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work, sharing of research facilities etc. during the year Nature Name of the partnering Title of the Duration of institution/ industry /research Participant linkage (From-To) linkage lab with contact details COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING On-The- On-The- Ms.Naveena, HR, 21.08.2017 to Guru Priya.R
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Job Job AMPHI SOFT, 14.07.2018 Training Training [email protected]
On-The- Mr.N.Sunil, On-The- Job General Manager & HR, 02.01.2018 to Job Karthik Raja.V Training SOLARTICS, 31.03.2018 Training [email protected] On-The- On-The- Mr.Anand, HR, L CUBE, Harinni.B 22.01.2018 to Job Job [email protected] Nandhini.R 01.05.2018 Training Training m Narmatha.K
On-The- On-The- Mr.R.Satish HR, Aruna Devi 17.01.2018 to Job Job ASPIRE, Ashik Ahmed 30.03.2018 Training Training [email protected] Logeshwari.R On-The- Mr.Karthick On-The- Job Excutive HR, 17.01.2018 to Job Vignesh Raja.P Training DATA PATTERN, 06.04.2018 Training [email protected] Automatic tool for provisioni Project ng of 02.01.2018 to Sify Pvt.Ltd Ajay Kumaresh Work resources 03.05.2018 in cloud environme nt Online Based Fee Managem Mr.Anand, HR, Project ent and L CUBE, 22.01.2018 to Harinni.B Work NO Due [email protected] 01.05.2018 Applicatio m n for College Mr.Anand, HR, Project Billing L CUBE, 22.01.2018 to Nandhini.R Work Glaceemr [email protected] 01.05.2018 m Mr.Anand, HR, Project Billing 22.01.2018 to L CUBE, Narmatha.K Work Glaceemr 01.05.2018 [email protected] m
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Mr.R.Satish Project Job Search HR, 17.01.2018 to Aruna Devi Work Engine ASPIRE, 30.03.2018 [email protected] Work environme Project 02.01.2018 to Arjun Pandi. nt HCL Technologies Work 03.05.2018 G.M manageme nt Mr.Karthick Helper at Project Excutive HR, 17.01.2018 to your Vignesh Raja.P Work DATA PATTERN, 06.04.2018 Doorsteo [email protected] ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING M.Sindhuja S.ShifayaRilana T.Shanthi S.Ranjitha CodeBindTechnologies, 27th June 2017 to S.RisothiyaParv Internship Internship Coimbatore 1st July 201 een S.SanthanaMee na J.Subiksha R.RumamaBanu 01 Dec 2017 to Internship Internship StyxInfothech, Bangalore A.Venkatesh 30th Dec 2017 G.VijayaRaghav an U.Venkatesan Amogaa Products Pvt Ltd, 14th Dec 2017 to Internship Internship P.Vignesh Madurai 29th Dec 2017 B.VigneshBaga vathi Sowparnika Mistral Solutions Pvt Ltd, 3rd Jan 2018 to 31 V. Internship Internship Bangalore st Jan 2018 Thayumanavan 17th Jan 2018 to Internship Internship Zebros Electronics India Pvt Ltd S.Gayathri 3rd March 2018 Internship B.Deepa ZF Electronics TVS(India) Pvt 19th Feb 2018 to J.KauveriDhars Internship Internship Ltd, Madurai 9th March 2018 hini 20th July 2017 to Internship Internship Tabono Sports & Event Pvt Ltd P.Vignesh 12th Sep 2017 Internship Internship Aspire Systems India Pvt Ltd 18th Jan 2018 to T.Karthika
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31st March 2018 Lakshmi Internship Priya.B 01 Dec 2017 to Internship Internship StyxInfothech, Bangalore T.Balaji Kumar 30th Dec 2017 18th Jan 2018 to M.Shanmugasu Internship Internship Vuram Technology Service Pvt ltd 31st March 2018 dhan S.Ishwarya Lakshmi 19th June 2017 to S.Gayathri Internship Internship Dot Com Infoway Ltd, Madurai 5th July 2017 M.SamradulAfr a P.ArchanaSai A.Maripandiyan Magalingam Manigandaprab hu Dinesh Kumar 14th Feb 2017 to Arivarasan Internship Internship HP Software University, Chennai 18thFeb 2017 Abdul Khadir amen Mohamed hafiz Uzan Arunachalam Aravindh The Zigma Technologies India Pvt 13th June 2017 to Internship Internship B.Shyamala Ltd 30th June 2017 2nd Jan 2017 to Internship Internship VDIME Innovative Works Pvt Ltd S.Hari Kishore 30th June 2017 Aadhi Global Technologies, Internship Internship P.Poorani Madurai 18th Jan 2017 to Internship Internship Sharp Gaze Tech services Pvt Ltd R.Pandiyarani 18th April 2017 S.Sowbarnika A.ShanthiMeen Base Electronics & Systems, 16th June 2016 to Internship Internship a Chennai 31st July 2016 S.G.Logidha Shree 27th June 2016 to Internship Internship VDIME Innovative Works Pvt Ltd S.Hari Kishore 31st August 2016 Amogaa Products Pvt Ltd, 27th Nov 2017 to M.Pooja Internship Internship Madurai 30th Dec 2017 Lakshmi (III-B) Internship Internship BSNL,Madurai 1st Dec 2017 to A.Priyanka(III-
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17th Jan 2018. B) M.Jeyasuriya(III -B) CodeBind Technologies, 27thDec to 31st Internship Internship R.RamaPrabha Coimbatore Dec 2017 T.Surya 3rd Jan 2017 to 7th N.U.Samli Internship Internship Elysium Technologies, Madurai Jan 2017 M.Vaishnavi R.Sivaranjani T.Suriya 12th Jan 2017 to I.Sweetlin Internship Internship RailnetSoftare solutions 17th Jan 2017 M.Vaishnavi N.U.Samli 3rd Jan 2017 to 7th Internship Internship RailnetSoftare solutions S.Suriya Kala Jan 2017 T.Suriya N.U.Samli M.Vaishnavi G.Anju B.Swathi(168) BSNL- Madurai(Tower 2nd Dec 2017 to Internship Internship T.Varsh Technician) 17th Jan 2018 A.Yogaa A.Seeni Syed Ali Fathima L.Visali B.Swathi(167) 24th Aug to 28th Internship Internship Kaashiv Info Tech, Chennai N.U.Samli Aug 2017 R.Vijayalakshmi V.Thavaselvi L.Visali T.ShanmugaSun dari 26th Dec 2017 to A.P.ThersalSaro Internship Internship BSNL- Madurai 30th Dec 2017 ja S.Ranjitha M.Swetha M.Sonia A.Yoga R.Sruthi 1s June 2018 to Internship Internship BSNL- Madurai R.Sivaranjani 9h July 2018 Internship Internship Code bind Technologies 27th July 2017 to S.Santhana
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1st Aug 2017 Meena T.Shanthi M.Sonia S.Ranjith B.Swathi(168) 24th Aug 2017 to Internship Internship Kaashiv Info Tech, Chennai S.Shanmuga 28th Aug 2017 Priya BSNL-Madurai(Broadband 29th May 2018 to Internship Internship R.Harini Technology) 9th July 2018 M.Kanchana Devi H.Aruna Devi V.Haripradha A.Ishwaryalaks hmi P.Haritha R.Bhavani BSNL-Madurai(Optical Fiber 12th June 2018 to Internship Internship A.Aarthi Splicing) 25th June 2018 P.Deepa V.Dhivya P.Dhivya Bharathi V.Haripriya G.N.Dhanalaksh mi S.Dhivya S.Harish Kumar R.Gokul 11th June 2018 to Internship Internship BSNL-Madurai(OFC) P.Dineshkumar 25th June 2018 G.DineshPonraj S.J.Haresh Babu 1st June 2018 to A.Fardhan Internship Internship Gift Smile Dental Centre 30th June 2018 Ahmed INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY From 11th Sofia Fathima Internship Developer Vuram Technologies,Chennai November 2017 Mohamed kani (6 months) Internship Developer Buddi Health Systems,Chennai From Jan 2018 Bhuvaneswaran Internship Developer Absorb Technologies,Madurai From Mar 2018 Rathnadevi From 9th Feb 2017 Internship Developer Jad Focus,Madurai Manjula ( months) CIVIL ENGINEERING Internship Internship Sewage treatment Plant, 19.12.2017 Alagar raja.S
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Avaniyapuram to Allwin.E.H 31.12.2017 Arunkumar.B Ashib khan.A Balaji.G Dhamotharan.K Ganesh raja.k Gowtham.B Madhusudhanan .B Prakash.R Santhosh.r Arun.K A.Arivumalai Karuppusamy Jeevprakash.R 4.12.2017 Muthukumar.L to Niraj.K Internship Internship Southern Railway, Madurai 30.12.2018 Prasanna.R Prithivi Raja.M J.Nagaraj. Siddarth.K Siva Shakthi.N 4.12.2017 Manoj.M Barakath Constructions, to Internship Internship Sivaramakrishna Kariapatti. 31.12.2017 n.S
Subramanian.R Theivendran.P Ahamed 4.12.2017 Bhadhusha.k to Ayyanar.T Internship Internship Max Properties, Madurai 03.01.2018 Ayyappa Raja.g Jenifer Shaline.J Arun Pandian.S Syed Ibrahim 4.12.2017 Ali Space designers & constructions, to Internship Internship Vigneshwar.K Chennai. 17.12.2017 Yushwanth
Raj.C 4.12.2017 Shivaraman.G Jayabharath Home private limited, to Thanajaya Internship Internship Umachikulam 18.12.2017 Chadhurvedhi. M Internship Internship Uniq technologies, Chennai. 1.12.2017 Harun anith.K
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to Nandhagopal.V 14.12.2017 Rajeshkanna.K Uduman afridi.P Valliapan.V 1.12.2017 Internship Internship CECRI, Karaikudi to Vandhana.M 31.12.2017 Abdul Basith.M 1.12.2017 Abdul Swan Consulting Civil Engineers, Internship Internship to Rahuman.r Chennai 31.12.2017 Anwar Hussain.S 1.12.2017 Thirumalai Builders, Internship Internship to Nirmal.A Thirumanagalam 31.12.2017 1.12.2017 to Internship Internship G.K.Shetty builders, Chennai. Sathispathy.S 31.12.2017
P.S.Abilasha S.Noor Nasifa G.Dharani 1.12.2017 P.Poornima Internship Internship CADD Master 5C, Madurai. to Ms.S.Priyanga 09.01.2018 Ms.Patel Sheikha Mohammed Hanif 27.11.2017 LK Structural consultants, Sasikumar.M Internship Internship to Madurai. Sivashankar.R 24.12.2017 27.11.2017 Hani Engineering Private limited, Shankar Internship Internship to Chennai. Ananth.M 30.12.2017 25.11.2017 Vishnuraja.B Internship Internship Madura bricks, Madurai. to Wasim khan.S 29.12.2017 22.11.2017 Er.A.Athithan, Internship Internship to Kalimuthu.K Consulting Civil Engineers, Theni. 19.12.2018 Anburaja G 07.09.2017 Internship Internship Southern Railway, Madurai Dharan Kumar
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nkatesh K Subash Dinesh P Dinesh Kumar P Gnanasekaran M R Ajithkumar M Balasubramania m 03.07.2017 Gautham.S.N Internship Internship Highways Department, Dindigul. to Premkumar T 20.07.2017 Rajprabhakar.K 26.06.2017 Internship Internship Gladway Housing, Madurai. to Ramesh.M 10.07.2017 Nijanthan.G PandiMaharajan 26.06.2017 .M Internship Internship Unic Associates, Chennai. to Muthuraman K 11.07.2017 Nagarajan.R Muthukumar V MuthuhariPrasa 26.06.2017 kash.R to Internship Internship Muthu Construction, Madurai. Mohammed 16.07.2017 SafikurRahman.
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.A Syed Ali Badusha. A Sathish Kumar .B 20.06.2017 Srinivasan Associates, to Internship Internship Pireetham.N Coimbatore. 27.06.2017
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Nandhini K 18.06.2017 ThavaManikand Internship Internship D M Construction, Madurai. to an.K 06.07.2017 17.06.2017 to Internship Internship N.M.S Shiyam,Madurai, Anand V 26.06.2017
17.06.2017 Internship Internship U N I Q Technologies, Chennai. to FarziArafath.A 19.06.2017 15.06.2017 National Highways Authority Of Internship Internship to Aravind.M India, Karaikudi 25.06.2017 15.06.2017 Balaji K. Internship Internship Sethu Construction, Madurai. to Chakravarthy S 30.06.2017 JeyaMurugan S Vinothkumar.R 15.06.2017 National Highways Authority Of SathishKumar.U Internship Internship to India, Karaikudi. Sethuraman @ 25.06.2017 Karthick.R 12.06.2017 Public Works Department, Vivek Kumar. N Internship Internship to Arrupukkotai. Ramkumar R 24.06.2017 12.06.2017 Southern railway, Madurai Mohamed Internship Internship to division Aziz.S 16.06.2017 12.06.2017 De Zodiac Kathirvel.M Internship Internship to Erecters, Madurai. Ananth.C 30.06.2017.
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12.06.2017 to Abilasha.P.S Internship Internship Vel Construction, Madurai. 28.06.2017 Aruna.R
Abudurab 12.06.2017 Mohamed Sri Kanaha Construction, to Internship Internship Mydeen.A Madurai. 24.06.2017 AhamedTarick.
S 12.06.2017 Harshavardhan. Internship Internship Krishna Enterprises, Bangalore. to S.K 26.06.2017 Pandi Siva C Raja 12.06.2017 Ganapathi.S Southern railway, Madurai Internship Internship to Rajkumar B division 16.06.2017 Raja Ganapathi.S Muhilarasu G 12.06.2017 Internship Internship Jkay Associates, Madurai. to RedlinNisha.J 24.06.2017 12.06.2017 Internship Internship DE Zodiac Erecters, Madurai. to Chandra sekar.C 30.06.2017 11.06.2017 Gopal Construction, Internship Internship to Rajesh.M Thirumangalam 11.07.2017 10.06.2017 Internship Internship Pandiyan Construction, Karaikudi. to Raveena.R 25.06.2017 10.06.2017 Public Works Department, Internship Internship to Kamini M Sivagangai. 24.06.2017. Aravinth.K Balamurugan.V 10.06.2017 Balasubramania Mallika Construction, to n.R Internship Internship Chinnamanur. 20.06.2017 Deenadhayalan. G.K Fazilrahman.M ArunKumar.R
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Gokulraja.M GokulaKannan. N Ram Singh L Ajithkumar.R Joshy.J 10.06.2017 Laksshmipriya Public Works Department, Internship Internship to B Sivaganagai. 24.06.2017 Karthika G Kanimozhi.P KarthickKannan 07.06.2017 Rural Development & R Internship Internship to PanchayatRaj, Aundipatty. JeyaGowri.B 23.06.2017 Jeyalakshmi S Prakash S Padmanaban.K 07.06.2017 PandiBalaji.R Internship Internship Vel Bricks, Madurai. to Ramu.A 30.06.2017. Ranjithkumar.R Praveen Kumar A 07.06.2017 Joan Rural Development & to AntoRanjith.X Internship Internship PanchayatRaj, Aundipatti. 23.06.2017 KalaiarasuPandi . an.T 07.06.2017 M.Arunachalam Projects and to Internship Internship Kaliraj N Infrastructure Limited, Chennai. 21.06.2017 . AadhithaPandia n. P A K Ajithkumar.S Arjun.S 06.06.2017 AshhokKumar.S To .V.S Internship Internship Saroj Associates, Arrupukottai 22.06.2017 Ashwinkumar.S. . V Athithiyan P Balasubramani. M HariPrasad.B 05.06.2017 Senthilkumar.M Internship Internship Ganesh Construction, Kariapatti. to SharafathNihal.J
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SheickAhamedI 05.06.2017 brahim.S Akshaya Private Limited, to Silambarasan.R Internship Internship Chennai. 17.06.2017 Surendar S UdhayaKumar. U 05.06.2017 to DhufailAhamed. Internship Internship S K Y 5 Builders, Madurai. 22.06.2017 H
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05.06.2017 Sheik Internship Internship R K Construction, Madurai. to Dawood.A 24.06.2017 Siva.K.M 05.06.2017 Sivanesahwaran Internship Internship Ganesh Construction, Kariapatti. to .P 18.06.2017. Sriram.M Subhasri S 05.06.2017 Hayakriva Associates &Builders, to SrinivasagaPeru Internship Internship Madurai. 18.06.2017. mal.R
05.06.2017 Prabhu S Rural Development & Internship Internship to PradeepRaj.P PanchayatRaj, Kalligudi. 20.06.2017. Ragunath.P Priyanga.S Patel 05.06.2017 SheikhaMoham Internship Internship UG Constructions, Chennai. to medhanif 19.06.2017. Nithya M Poornima P Manisha Sri P Internship Internship VPK Construction, Coimbatore. 05.06.2017 Raja T
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to 20.06.2017
Kalidass.S 05.06.2017 Public Works Department, Mohammed Internship Internship To Aruppukottai Ashik.A 23.06.2017 Kannan G 05.06.2017 to PSK Engineering Contractors, Internship Internship 20.06.2017 Maruthu M Mangalore. .. 05.06.2017 to Mohammed Internship Internship KRS Builders, Madurai. 16.06.2017 Javith Ali G .. Kannan G 05.06.2017 Kannan M Public Works Internship Internship To Jegatheeshpandi Department,Virudhunagar 16.06.2017 M Ilamaran.M Kannan M Karthickpandi R Karthickraja.S 05.06.2017 Karthikeyan.S Public Works Department, Internship Internship To Karthikeyan.S(1 Madurai. 16.06.2017 6/11/1996) Karuppasamy R Mani Rathinam.B.V Karunakaran K 05.06.2017 G Construction Mohamed Internship Internship to Virudhunagar. Fiyaz.F 24.06.2017 Baskar M 05.06.2017 Public Works To Internship Internship Kishorekumar.D Department,Aruppukottai 24.06.2017
05.06.2017 Rural Development to Internship Internship Mohan Pandi.G &PanchayatRaj, Kalligudi. 20.06.2017 . 05.06.2017 Civil Point Engineers & Valuers, Internship Internship to Nagarjun.K Madurai. 20.06.2017
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. Baskaran K Senthil Kumar .P MuthuRamacha ndran.D Muruganantham .M KarthickPandi S 05.06.2017 to Sivakasi Municipality Board, Dinesh Kumar Internship Internship 16.06.2017 Sivakasi. M
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03.06.2017 M.Subramanian Civil Engg Internship Internship to Vivitha A Contractor 16.06.2017 Vibesh.D Rajesh V Arisivamani L AshikurRahman .A BalaMurugan.V 02.06.2017 Harish to Internship Internship U N I Q Technologies, Chennai. Priyadharshan 15.06.2017 T
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3.7.3 MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other institutions, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year Number of Date of MoU Purpose and Organisation students/teachers signed Activities participated under MoUs MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Imperial Society of Competitions & Innovative Engineering Sep 2018 Nil Training (ISIE), Noida Escorts training and development centre, June 2018 Training Nil Bangalore Sun Pressing (P) Ltd, Students-427 Jan 2018 Training Madurai. Teachers -17 ASMAA JK Pressing Feb 2017 Training Nil Pvt.Ltd., Madurai Dharmarathina Textile (P) Feb 2017 Training Nil Ltd., Aruppukottai Binary Technosoft, Advanced tooling and Plastics product Oct 2016 Training Nil development centre (Unit of CIPET) COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING To provide free awareness All final year students & Abserve Tech Pvt Ltd 27.04.18 program, faculty members. seminars, take part in the
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development of curriculum activities. Provide certificates for qualified students. Provide placement assistance to students who are eligible as per norms. CIVIL ENGINEERING CADD Master 5c Training Training and 04.01.2018 12 Centre,Madurai placement CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Provide Simulation facilities. Guest lectures. Bridge courses. Workshops every year.
Sim Infosystem Private Execution of 09/03/18 Students – 112 Limited student projects, Teachers - 6 internships faculty training. Placement Oppurtunities. Curriculum design and development. BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Meenakshi Mission Student Training Hospital and Research 09.04.2018 - and Placement Centre Student Training - Biovision 30.10.2018 and Placement
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CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES 4.1 Physical Facilities 4.1.1 Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year Budget allocated for infrastructure Budget utilized for infrastructure development augmentation 2005 Lakhs 2007.99 Lakhs
4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year Facilities Existing Newly added Campus area 132 acres - Class rooms 71 (5500m2) - Laboratories 79 (7792m2) - Seminar Halls 11 (1122.47m2) - Classrooms with LCD facilities - - Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN All class rooms - Seminar halls with ICT facilities 8 (1056m2) - Video Centre - - No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during 801 55 the current year. Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Rs.3,53,87,464 Rs.16,49,415 Lakhs) Others
4.2 Library as a Learning Resource 4.2.1 Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System (ILMS)} Name of the ILMS Nature of automation (fully or Year of Version software partially) automation LIBASOFT LIBASOFT-2002 Modules Update MODERNLIB- MODERNLIB Fully Version 2016 MODERNLIB
4.2.1 Library Services: Existing Newly added Total No. Value No. Value No. Value Text Books 59050 1,70,72,453.02 - - 59050 1,70,72,453.02 Reference Books 1070 21,00,055.60 - - 1070 21,00,055.60 e-Books 300 30,000 130330 Journals News 201 4,06,906 41004 201 4,47,910 papers-9 e-Journals 600 - 600 16,18,349 600 16,18,349 Digital Database J-Gate - J-Gate 1,51,406 J-Gate 1,51,406
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ASTM ASTM ASTM CD & Video 4655 - - - 4655 - Library automation Weeding (Hard &
Soft) Others (specify) 887 1,98,492.08 - - 887 1,98,492.08
4.2.2 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc Name of the Platform on which module Date of launching e - Name of the module teacher is developed content COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Deep Learning & M.Mathinakani Moodle 05.04.2018 Robotics Computer M.Poomani@ Communication and Moodle 21.03.2018 Punitha Networks - Course Material ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Ms.G.Ramupriya Ms.Charanya Digital communication Google Classroom 06.03.2018 Ms R.Devika
4.3 IT Infrastructure 4.3.1 Technology Upgradation (overall) Available Total Compute Intern Browsing Computer band Oth Comp Office Departments r Labs et Centres Centres width ers uters (MGBPS) Exis - 1248 - 155 120 30 1079 155 19 ting Add 32 - 85 - 2 30 85 - ed - Tot 1280 - 240 - 120 32 1109 240 19 al
4.3.2 Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line) 200 MBPS /GBPS 4.3.3 Facility for e-content Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre and recording facility NPTEL-Video Course http://sitlib (intrawebsite)
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4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure 4.4.1 Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salary component, during the year Assigned Expenditure Expenditure incurred on budget on incurred on Assigned budget on maintenance of physical academic maintenance of physical facilities facilities facilities academic facilities 75 Lakhs 37.52 Lakhs 1990 Lakhs 2012.18 Lakhs
4.4.2 Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available in institutional Website)
MAINTENANCE POLICY The College Maintenance Committee (CMC) of Sethu Institute of Technology is responsible for managing the maintenance function in the most cost effective manner possible while maximizing the useful life of units and properties and striving to provide the best service to the users. The following policy statements are designed to establish the structure of an effective and efficient maintenance system.
The overall objective of the Maintenance Department is to maintain, throughout its expected useful life, the interior and exterior of college buildings, the grounds, and the roadways, and all fixed and moveable equipment through preventive maintenance and repairs. Further, this objective is specifically intended to provide:
1. Buildings and their components that function safely and at top efficiency. 2. Facilities and equipment that minimize the possibility of fires, accidents, and safety hazards. 3. Continuous use of facilities without disruptions to the educational program. 4. Protection of college property through proper planning, scheduling, and preventive maintenance. 5. Quality management of maintenance projects and tasks. 6. Conservation of energy through utilization of the latest technology and energy conservation measures. 7. A quality maintenance program through effective management and efficient utilization of resources.
For the purpose of implementing these policies and procedures a Maintenance Cell is formed out of the members of the Maintenance Committee and the technical staff of SIT as organized below.
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MAINTENANCE CELL ORGANIZATION
The Convener and the Co-conveners of the Maintenance Committee of SIT will occupy the similar positions of the Maintenance Cell too. The Co-conveners will have a set of maintenance teams each for the works assigned to them. The Co-conveners shall report to the Convener who in turn will report to the Principal of SIT.
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CRITERION V - STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 5.1 Student Support 5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support Name /Title of the Number of students Amount in Rupees scheme Financial support Fee Concession by the 215 55,60,200 from institution Management BC/MBC/DNC 1581 75,01,300 Financial support 223 1,11,90,000 from government SC/ST/SCC/SCA 244 18,04,775 Financial support from other sources a) National - - - b) International - - -
5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc., Name of the Date of Number of students capability Agencies involved implementation enrolled enhancement scheme INNATE TALENT, SIX Soft skill development 01.04.2018 1196 PHRASE Language lab 01.04.2018 584 - 12.07.2017 to Bridge Course 150 Internal faculty 01.09.2017 04.02.21018 to Vethathiri Maharishi Yoga 890 27.04.2018 Vazhga Valamudan Yoga Personal Counselling Professional Counsellor On need basis All Students and Mentoring available at the Campus
5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by the institution during the year Number Name of Number of benefited Number of benefited Number of students of Year the students by Guidance for students by Career who have passed in students scheme Competitive examination Counselling activities the competitive exam placed
Career 2017- Guidance 81 567 1 - 18 Cell
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5.1.4 Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexual harassment and ragging cases during the year Total grievances Average number of days for No. of grievances redressed received grievance redressal 23 23 4
5.2 Student Progression 5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year ON CAMPUS PLACEMENT Number of Students Number of Name of Organizations Visited Participated Students Placed AMPHISOFT TECHNOLOGIES,COIMBATORE 104 1 VURAM TECHNOLOGIES,CHENNAI 245 3 LADDER SURVEYING INSTITUTE OF 10 3 TECHNOLOGY VERNALIS,MADURAI 285 0 SOLARTIS TECHNOLOGY SERVICE,MADURAI 384 3 IDBI FEDERAL LIFE INSURANCE,COIMBATORE 459 77 KOTAK MAHINDRA LIFE 265 58 INSURANCE,COIMBATORE AMERICAN MEGATRENDS INDIA PVT. 299 0 LTD.,CHENNAI INDIAN NAVY,KOCHI 22 0 GLENWOOD SYSTEMS (L-CUBE) 254 3 HINDUJA GLOBAL SOLUTION 603 140 SOFT SQUARE,CHENNAI 204 1 PAY PAL,CHENNAI 205 0 ASPIRE SYSTEMS,CHENNAI 354 6 SH ELECTRONICS 155 0 HUNTER DOUGLAS 122 3 VINAYAK INFOTECH,CHENNAI 254 3 TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICE 567 17 ZOHO CORPORATION 372 0 DATA PATTERN 183 1 IVTL INFO VIEW,CHENNAI 100 1 Q MAX TEST EQUIPMENTS 40 0 V-INFRA PVT LTD 138 0 AMOGAA 112 10 JASMIN INFOTECH PVT LTD 203 2 CLUSTREX DATA PVT LTD 128 0 GOFRUGAL 500 0
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ABSERVE TECH 142 9 SAVIC TECHNOLOGIES 282 10 SURIYAN FM 155 0 APPTIVO 95 2 ADS ASSOCIATES 195 5 SURE SOFT 334 5 INDOSHELL 230 10 ELYSIUM GROUP OF COMPANIES 182 0 HCL TECHNOLOGIES 346 0 V-DART 285 12 ARISTA 345 113 SUTHERLAND 584 29 RAJSYRIA AUTOMOTIVE 197 52 JUSTDIAL 346 13 CADD MASTER 5C 56 5 INFINITI SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS 98 1 JADFOCUS 42 0 SANMINA 222 5 WIPRO INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING 112 5 SYRMA TECH 48 17 SOLARTIS TECHNOLOGY 526 21 SERVICE(KPO),MADURAI ELKAYEM AUTO ANCILLARIES (P) LTD. 134 9 GENCOR PACIFIC AUTO ENGINEERING 108 15 PRIVATE LIMITED TRIUMPH SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 83 1 3D MAKERS CADD ACADEMY 64 12 ZEALOUS 348 37 APPASAMY ASSOCIATES 32 10 SRI MOOKAMBIKA INFOSOLUTIONS PVT 89 0 LIMITED TESTANDVERIFICATION 44 0
OFF CAMPUS Number of Students Number of Name of Organizations Visited Participated Students Placed ODESSA TECHNOLOGIES,BANGLORE 20 0 IVTL INFO VIEW,CHENNAI 123 0 VERYX TECHNOLOGIES,CHENNAI 114 0 TESSOLVE SEMICONDUCTORS,BANGLORE 40 0 MBIT WIRELESS,CHENNAI 29 0 GODBTECH 162 0
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NEEYAMO ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 217 1 SIMSER CONTROLS AND SYSTEM 64 10 CADENCE,CHENNAI 69 0 NANOLITHO TECHNOLOGIES 117 0 INVENT SOFT LABS INDIA 241 1 VANJAX PVT LTD 29 3 ABIBA SYSTEMS,BANGLORE 286 0 RASING STARS MOBILE INDIA PVT LTD 54 1 DATA PATTERN 60 0 COSTAL ENERGEON 10 0 DISHA INTERIOR 48 0 MERCURY FITTINGS 30 1 INFOSYS 280 6 ZANUSYS SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES 56 1 AMBC TECHNOLOGIES 32 1 VEL BRICKS 48 2 THIRDWARE 54 0 GLOBAL PROJECTS GEO SURVEY 45 3 INVESTIGATION BUDDI HEALTH 34 1 MITSUBA SICAL 82 5 JOTHI ELECTRICALS 12 0 HCL TECHNOLOGIES 180 1 JM FRICTECH 48 5 MADRAS ENGINEERING PRIVATE LTD, 40 7 CHENNAI KAY JAY FORGING 80 24 VINAYAGA BODY BUILDING 68 2 Brakes India 6 0 MYUNGHWA AUTOMOTIVE Pvt Ltd 7 7
5.2.2 Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year 2017-2018 Name of Number of students Department Programme Progra Year enrolling into higher graduated Name of institution joined graduated mme education from from admitte d to
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BalaKumar.R B.E. MECH MECH SRM University MBA 2017 Dhamodharan.M B.E. MECH MECH University of Madras MBA
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Mohamed B.E. MECH MECH Hindustan University MBA Hussain.K
RAKHESH Kamaraj B.E. MECH MECH M.E KHUMAAR.S.S College of Engineering & Technology COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Uma Maheswari Sethu Institute of Technology, 2014 B.E. CSE CSE M.E. M Kariapatti Thiagarajar School Management, M.B.A Valaguru K B.E. CSE CSE Madurai . Thiagarajar College of Vishrutha T B.E. CSE CSE M.E. Engineering, Madurai Merlin Sheeba Sethu Institute of Technology, 2017 B.E. CSE CSE M.E. Rani J Kariapatti Mepco Schlenk Engineering M.B.A Ramakrishna A B.E. CSE CSE College, Sivakasi . Mepco Schlenk Engineering Hemalatha.T B.E. CSE CSE M.E. College, Sivakasi ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING M. Padmavathi .K B.E. ECE ECE Amirtha University, Coimbatore TECH Mepco Schlenk Engineering Priyanka.L B.E. ECE ECE MBA College M.E Durgadevi .M B.E. ECE ECE Sethu Institute of Technology (COS) Balaji B.E. ECE ECE Sri Sairam Engineering College MBA Mepco Schlenk Engineering M.E Lavanya.M B.E. ECE ECE College (COS) 2017 M.E Jeya brindha.F B.E. ECE ECE Kalasalingam University (VLSI) PSNA College of Engineering Gowri sangari.B B.E. ECE ECE MBA &Technology Shanmuga B.E. ECE ECE Madurai School of Management MBA priya.M Thiagarajar College of M.E Kiruthika.D B.E. ECE ECE Engineering (COS) Thiagarajar College of M.E Vigneshwari.KK B.E. ECE ECE Engineering (COS) ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING M.Mohamed 2018 B.E. EEE EEE PSG College of Technology MBA Fahim
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P.Kasthuri B.E. EEE EEE Sethu Institute of Technology M.E
R.Bavathaarini B.E. EEE EEE Paavai Institute of Management MBA RL Institute of Management Shalini.M B.E. EEE EEE MBA Studies RL Institute of Management Udhaya Sankar.K B.E. EEE EEE MBA Studies PSGR Krishnammal College for Vinitha.M B.E. EEE EEE women, Gr. school of MBA Management Studies. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Comp uter Scienc DIVYAPRABHA Information Thiagarajar College of e and B.Tech. IT .M Technology Engineering, Madurai Inform ation securit y Gradu ate Diplo Information Waiko Institute of Technology, ma in GOWTHAM.S B.Tech. IT Technology Hamilton New Zealand Inform 2017 ation Techn ology BALA Information Indian Institute of Tourism and B.Tech. IT MBA MURUGAN.T Technology Travel Management Execut ive Post Gradu SAMEERA Information Loyola College of Engineering, B.Tech. IT ate in SAREEN M Technology Chennai. Diplo ma in Manag ement CIVIL ENGINEERING M.E. SRM Engineering College, Gasper Helden B.E. Civil Civil Stru. 2017 Chennai. Engg Nivethidhaa.S B.E. Civil Civil MepcoSchlenk Engineering M.E.
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College,Sivakasi Stru. Engg M.E. MepcoSchlenk Engineering VijayaPrasath.N B.E. Civil Civil Stru. College,Sivakasi Engg M.E. PSNA College of Engineering & SuriyaKala.M B.E. Civil Civil Stru. Technology Engg M.E. Sethu Institute of Technology, Sandhiya.A B.E. Civil Civil Stru. Kariapatti. Engg
5.2.3Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year (eg: NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services) No. of Students Registration number/roll number for the Items selected/ qualifying exam NET - - SET - - SLET - - GATE 13 EC17S47089127, EC17S37089265, EC17S37088266, EC17S47089133, EC17S47106073, EC17S37089360, EC17S47089217, EC17S37088206, EC17S37089199, EC17S47088173, EC17S37088202, EC17S47089121, CS18S37122070 GMAT - - CAT - - GRE 1 Priyadharshini.P (CSE) TOFEL 1 Priyadharshini.P (CSE) Civil Services - - State Government Services - - Any Other TANCET (16) 17113167, 17111517, 17121248, 25113085, 12131030, 11213410, 17121451, 17121140, 25113012, 17113207, 25113139, 17113279, 17123046, 17123010 M.Mohamed Fahim, Udhaya Sankar.K 26 00202616, 00202623, 00202618, 00202617 00202619, 00202614, 00202622, 00202626, 00202621, 00202629, 00202612, 00202624 00202615, 00202634, 00202640, 00202649 00202611, 00202628, 00202635, 00202631 00202627, 00202637, 00202638, 00202639
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5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year Activity Level Participants Kho-kho Zone-17 14 Hockey Zone-17 18
5.3 Student Participation and Activities 5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one) Name of the National/ Student ID Year Sports Cultural Name of the student award/ medal International number 23.02.2018 to First Place National Langadi - P.Ganesh Ramar 25.02.2018 01.09.2018 to Third Place National Langadi - P.Ganesh Ramar 03.09.2018 R.Arunkumar-IV Civil S.Rajkumar-IV Civil S.Karthikeyan- IV Civil M.A.Ameer 06.10.2017 Western Sulthan- IV CSE & First Place National Dance P.D.Janarthanan- 07.10.2017 IV ECE Mohamed Thanish-IV Civil J.Arul Vivian Marshal-III Civil C.Anbarasan-III ECE
5.3.2 Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees of the institution (maximum 500 words) The college has a Student Association in each Department. Every association comprises of Secretary, Joint Secretary, Treasurer, Office Bearers and committee members guided by the faculty in-charge of the departments.
The major activities and funding are: The association organizes various activities of the departments.
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The student representatives in all the associations/societies like ISTE/ IEEE student chapters, NSS, WEC and others organize various programs like paper presentations, symposiums, workshops, seminars that are conducted every Semester.
The academic and administrative bodies have the student representatives to enhance the traits of decision-making and leadership. The details of the activities are given below. 1. Class Committee: The Class committee meeting is to improve the institution by redressing the academic issues. The committee consists of the student representatives from each class in every department. They discuss the academic plan, syllabus coverage, difficulties in the subjects, test pattern, result analysis and other departmental activities like symposiums, workshops, paper presentations, Mini projects, etc. 2. National Service Scheme: The NSS comprises of Secretary, Ward Secretary and NSS volunteers along with the NSS Program Coordinator and NSS Program Officer. The student volunteers of the NSS aim at developing student personality through community services. The NSS Program Coordinator and NSS Program Officer motivate the volunteers to serve the society through various activities like blood donation, special camps, awareness programs, planting tree saplings, temple cleaning etc… 3. Training and Placement Cell: The student volunteers from each department act as placement representatives and coordinate all the placement programs, guest lectures and the training activities. Peer group training by the students, enhance the talents of students. 4. Fine Arts Association: The student representatives of the Fine Arts Association organize extra-curricular and cultural activities. The Association also organizes “Fine Arts” day every year. Under this programme various cultural events are being staged by the student volunteers for the students in different cultural events. 5. Women Empowerment Cell: The student representatives of the Women Empowerment Cell join hands with WEC Faculty members to enhance the understanding of issues related to women and to make the college campus a safe place for women. Aiming at intellectual and social upliftment of the girl students various competitions are conducted like Rangoli, Mehendi, Cartooning, Painting and Art from waste. 6. Department association: The Department Associations regularly organize technical programs in the name of clubs and societies. The associations regularly conduct various programs by inviting experts from industry as resource persons. The college is endowed with the student representatives in all the department associations and student chapters like CSI, IEEE, SOEC, ISTE, IE (I), SAE, IETE. 7. Canteen: The college canteen also has the student representatives to give suggestions about the quality and cleanliness of the canteen. 8. Anti-ragging Committee: Anti ragging committee student representatives actively participate in maintaining a ragging free environment in the campus. The committee also takes instantaneous action to get rid of ragging. 9. Library Committee: The library committee has student representatives and they provide suggestions on the functioning of the library, library timings and additional books needed. 10. Hostel and Mess: The Hostel and Mess committee runs with the support of student members to check and fulfill the needs of the students in the hostel.
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11. Students’ Suggestion Committee: The student representatives of the suggestion committee provide suggestions on various issues of the college including curricular, co-curricular, extra- curricular and support services.
5.3 Alumni Engagement 5.3.1 Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association? Yes/No, if yes give details (maximum 500 words): The College has a vibrant Alumni Association. The Association has Chennai Chapter and Bangalore Chapter apart from the parent Alumni Association at the College. The Alumni Association of the college strives to create a forum to foster a fruitful communication and a congenial relationship among the Alumnae, the students and the College. The Alumni Association organizes the alumni meet at various places through its Chapters. The College conducts the Alumni meet every year.
The college strongly believes that the success of the Alumni reflects the success of the Alma Mater. The College believes in the dictum that the strength of the Institution lies in the rapport maintained between the Alumni and the Institution. The Alumni members extend their support through:
• Acting as members in the Board of Studies, Academic Council, Recognized Professional Bodies and Quality Circle etc. • Getting permission for industrial visits in their organization. • Coordinating for signing MoU with companies where the alumni are working. • Delivering Guest lectures to the students • Motivating the students on the current industrial expectations. • Each department separately conducts meetings with their alumni members. • Organizing on campus & off campus placement programs for the students with the coordination of alumni. • A separate link for alumni in college website has been developed in the college web site for the alumni interaction to the college. • PADIKKATTUGAL (STEPS) is one of the examples for alumni social responsibility, started by an alumnus M. Kishore, ICE department, 2012 batch. This is a non-profit trust which renders its service to orphanages, old age homes etc. with the support of alumni and public.
5.3.2 No. of registered Alumni: 12,384 alumni enrolled
5.3.3 Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees) : NIL
5.3.4 Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association : Alumni Reunion for all the batches was conducted at our College campus on 21th October 2017 and 100 alumni participated with their family members in this meet. Mr.A.Gopala Krishnan, EEE Alumni of 2017 batch, Proprietor of Aim Dream Infotech, Madurai conducted a Four days workshop on “PCB Fabrication” for EEE department students from 08.08.2017 to 11.08.2017
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Mr.C.Pandiyarajan, IT Alumni of 2017 batch, working as a Android Developer, Gosys, Chennai conducted a workshop on “Android Apps Development” for IT department students on 03.10.2017 Two On Campus Placement programs for Surma Tech Company, Chennai were organized through the contribution of Mr.T.Dhanabalan, ICE Alumni of 2014 batch, working as Managing Director, Industech Automation Pvt Ltd, Madurai on 21.03.2018 & 05.04.2018 and 17 Students got placed in those recruitment drives Ten Students got placed in an On Campus Placement program for Appasamy Associates, Chennai which was organized through the contribution of Mr.V.Vishnu Sidhan, ICE Alumni of 2014 batch, working as an Assistant Biomedical Engineer, Appasamy Associates, Chennai on 07.04.2018 Two Students got placed in an Off Campus Placement program for Aarvee Associates Architects Engineers Consultants Private Limited, Hyderabad which was organized through the contribution of Mr.T.Raguram, Civil Alumni of 2012 batch on 12.02.2018 One Student was recruited in an On Campus Placement program which was organized through the contribution of Mr.K.Ganesh, ICE Alumni of 2000 batch, working as a Managing Director of Triumph Solutions Ltd., Chennai on 17.02.2018 Mr.Charles Anthonysamy, ECE Alumni of 2003 batch, working as an IT Consultant, Service Stream, Australia delivered a Motivational talk through Video Calling for III Year ECE Students on 02.02.2018. Alumni from various batches visited our campus and delivered 29 Guest Lectures and Motivational Talks to the students as follows. S. Topic of the Guest Alumni Name and Occupation & Date No Lecture/Programme Batch Company Mechanical Engineering Importance of Asst. Manager, Mr. N. Saravanaraja 1. 21/07/2017 Mechanical Engineering TVS, Vellaripatti, (2004-2008) Concepts Madurai Production Fundamentals of Mr.V.Venkatraman 2. 22/08/2017 Engineer Trainee, Mechanical Engineering (2013-2017) TVS Motors, Hosur Production Opportunities on Mr. S.Vinoth Kumar 3. 11/09/2017 Engineer Trainee, Mechanical Engineering (2013-2017) TVS Motors, Hosur Asst. Manager, How to face Technical Mr. N. Saravanaraja 4. 03/10/2017 TVS, Vellaripatti, Interview (2004-2008) Madurai Supervisor- Recent Trends in Mr.J.John Thamburaj 5. 05/01/2018 Production, SSWL, Mechanical Engineering (2013 – 2017) Chennai Quality Engineer, Fundamentals of Mr.P.Suresh Kumar 6. 15/02/2018 Peps Industries (P) Mechanical Engineering (2013 – 2017) Ltd.
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Job Opportunities for Mr.Bhuvendar Engineer Trainee, 7. 22/02/2018 Mechanical Engineers (2012 – 2016) NLC in NLC Job Opportunities for Mr.S.Ameer Sheriff 8. 27/02/2018 Mechanical Engineers Entrepreneur (2013 – 2017) in Gulf Importance of higher Supervisor- Mr. S.K. Vignesh 9. 28/02/2018 studies and its scope in Production, SSWL, (2013 – 2017) Industry Chennai Job Opportunities in Mr. N. Ajith Kumar Engineer, ESSKAY 10. 03/03/2018 Core Industry (2013 – 2017) Structures (P) Ltd. Job Opportunities for Asst. Design Mr. S. Ajeeth Kumar 11. 03/03/2018 Mechanical Engineers Engineer, Callidai (2013 – 2017) in Manufacturing sector Motor Ltd How to prepare for Mr.Shenbagaraj (2013 Officer, Regional 12. 12/03/2018 Competitive Exams – 2017) Rural Bank How to become a Mr. J. Sanjay 13. 13/03/2018 Entrepreneur successful Entrepreneur (2013 – 2017) Opportunities of Mr. S.Sarath Kumar Major, Indian Army, 14. 19/03/2018 Mechanical Engineer in (2013 – 2017) New Delhi Defense Production Placement Mr.B.Bagavathi Engineer, STS 15. 22/03/2018 Opportunities in SME (2013 – 2017) Manufacturing, Hosur Computer Science and Engineering Mr.S. Periakaruppan Stykinotech, 16 20/02/2018 Ethical Hacking (2012-2016) Bangalore General Awareness on Mr.Pandi kumar Thirdware, 17 20/03/2018 Internship Training and (2013-2017) Chennai Placement Electronics and Communication Engineering Mr.S.Mohamed Hafiz System Engineer, 18 11/08/2017 Placement Talk Hussain (2013–17) 3D-M Technology Mr.P.Praveen 19 28/09/2017 Entreprenurship Business Analyst (2009-2013) Motivational Mr.M.Praveen Kumar JO-IT, Ramco 20 20/12/2017 Programme (2010-2014) Industries Limited Mr.S.Shahul Hameed Network Engineer, 21 21/12/2017 Networking Field (2009-2013) Amazon Mr.Fidel Castro.J System Analyst, 22 23/03/2018 Motivational Talk (2013 – 2017) TCS
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Mr.S.Mohamed Hafiz System Engineer, 23 04/04/2018 Placement Talk Hussain (2013 – 17) 3D-M Technology Ms.P.Archana Sai Motivational Talk for Ms.A.Ernest Joshuva 24 02/05/2018 Solartis, Madurai Placements Ms.K.Dheva Sankar (2014 – 2018) Electrical and Electronics Engineering Business Startup Ideas Mr.M.Yasir (2007- Proprietor, Esha Oil 25 09/02/2018 and Schemes 2011) Company, Madurai Design Engineer, Training on Embedded Mr.K.Vignesh 26 15/02/2018 Sona Solutions, System (2012-2016) Hosur Scientist, National How to get Research Mr.B.Kesavakumar 27 22/03/2018 Institute of Ocean grants on NIOT (2006-2010) Technology Civil Engineering How to Face Interview Managing Partner, Mr.M. Mohammed 28 27/09/2017 and Bar bending M-Kube QS& Asif (2010-2014) Concepts Contractors LLP Mr.A. Yaasir Ali Design Process, (2011-2015) Architect Application of working Mr.M. Rakesh Interior Designer, 29 07/03/2018 Drawing in (2011-2015) YKnot Studio, Construction, Colours in Mr.I.Syed Abrar Madurai Architecture Ahmed (2011-2015)
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CRITERION VI –GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership 6.1.1 Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500 words)
Decentralization The management has delegated the daily operations and decision-making responsibilities to Deans and Senior Professors. The authority in retained by the top management for taking major decisions and framing policies concerning the Institution. The various teams strive hard with coordinated effort to lift up the brand name of the College in all assigned areas. The various functions that are delegated are Teaching Learning Process, Academics, Research and Development, Innovation, Entrepreneurship Development, Internal Revenue Generation, Faculty Empowerment, Student Affairs, System Automation, Planning and Development, Institutional Growth and Appraisal, Institutional Promotion, Exam Related, Industry Institute Interaction, Infrastructure Development, Transportation, Alumni and Stakeholders Interface, Admission, Student Discipline, Library and College Ambience. Regular review meetings are conducted to monitor the performance of the various functions.
Participative Management System Participative Management System is followed for delegation of power so that the decision making can be done quickly. With proper formation of various committees, smooth conduct of the college is achieved. It promotes genuine involvement in the enunciation of vision, policies and goals of the institution in the decision making process and in the administration of the college. It motivates employees to meet specific organizational goals. Motivated employees are the biggest assets of an organization and participative management is an effective strategy to retain the best talents of the college.
The college follows Participatory Management Systems in all its decision making process. The participative management approach is practised at different levels in the college and all the stakeholders are involved in the process of decision-making based on collective wisdom. The stakeholders participate in the following fora and contribute to the decision making. Participatory Management System for academic and administrative activities Governing Council HoDs Meeting Department Faculty Meeting (DFM) Class Committee Meeting (CCM) Participatory Management System for curriculum designing Academic Council Board of Studies (BOS)
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Curriculum Planning and Evaluation Committee (CPEC) Department Advisory Board (DAB) Meeting Program Assessment Committee (PAC) Participatory Management System for Quality Assurance Internal Quality Assurance Cell Participatory Management System for general activities Suggestion Committee Meeting College Faculty Meeting Alumni Meeting Parents Meeting Students Meeting The participative management system enables the stake holders to participate in decision making and increases the involvement and commitment of all stake holders. Better communication and human relationships are promoted The suggestions of the faculty, students are implemented at various levels The involvement and commitment of the stake holders is increased. The participation of industry experts at various meeting helps to incorporate the industry perspective in decision making. The Class committee meetings and suggestion meetings help the students to participate in the decision making leading to their involvement in all activities. The suggestions provided by faculty, students, industry and parents are considered and the PMS becomes a responsive management leading to the satisfaction of all stake holders. Through Participative Management System the involvement, commitment and satisfaction of the stake holders are obtained, hence the success in all activities of the college is ensured.
6.1.2 Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)? Yes/No/Partial
6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment 6.2.1 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each): Curriculum Development Quality in technical education is achieved by autonomy in curriculum design and development. The College was granted its autonomous status by the University Grants Commission (UGC) on 17-08-2012 and ever since, the college continuously strives hard for the design and development of quality curriculum in all UG/ PG courses. The College introduced CBCS for the benefit of the students. Multidisciplinary and inter disciplinary courses were introduced. Teaching and Learning Faculty members are trained to adopt ICT based teaching methodologies. Faculty members are encouraged to adopt appropriate innovative teaching methods to improve the teaching- learning process. These innovative methods enhance the level of understanding and learning potential of the students. Student-centric learning is characterized by innovative teaching
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methods in which students are active participants. It aims at fostering transferable skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking and reflective thinking through communication with teachers and fellow students. Examination and Evaluation Bloom’s Taxonomy is followed in setting the question papers for all examinations to evaluate the students at different cognitive levels. For each course, the course designers decide the assessment pattern to be followed for the all the tests based on the Bloom's taxonomy level of Course Outcomes. The Bloom's Taxonomy level and the Course Outcome addressed by each question is specified in the Question Paper. For Autonomous End Semester Examinations the question papers are set by faculty members of other reputed institutions. A scrutiny committee consisting of senior faculty members from other colleges and senior faculty members of the Department verifies the Question papers for its correctness in terms of Syllabus, Bloom's Taxonomy level and the Course Outcome coverage. In internal tests, to maintain uniformity in evaluation, Round Robin method is followed. In this method, the different sections of the Question paper is evaluated by different faculty members. The answers of all the students for Part - A questions is evaluated by one faculty, the answers for Part - B by one faculty, and so on. Research and Development The vision of the college is to promote excellence in technical education and scientific research for the benefit of the society. Review meetings were conducted periodically to monitor the progress in research and development activities in terms of research publications, funded projects, revenue generation. A Separate cell was formed for Internal Revenue generation Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure / Instrumentation Library is an important place that supports the institution's program of study and research. E- journals are subscribed for the library periodically. Deployment of ICT tools is encouraged for teaching, learning and assessment to make learning more effective. Faculty members are oriented for use of ICT tools for teaching and learning. A new canteen was built and new laboratories were established for the Departments that were recently established as given below: Department of Chemical Engineering 1. Mass Transfer Laboratory 2. Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory Department of Biomedical Engineering 3. Pathology and Microbiology Laboratory 4. Diagnostic Therapeutic Laboratory Department of Agriculture Engineering 5. Tractor Laboratory Human Resource Management As human resource is the greatest asset to any organization the College takes careful measures for management of people in the institution. Human resource management of the College focuses on faculty and staff recruitment, training and development, performance appraisal and rewards to faculty and staff. Faculty recruitment is based strictly on merit through selection
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by duly constituted committees. Applications are called through open advertisement and also by voluntary channel. However, temporary vacancies are filled by selection through walk in interviews and from voluntary applicants by constituting selection committee with the Chairman, Principal, HOD Concerned and one or two experts in that field of specialization. Promotion of faculty and staff to higher level of service shall be made subject to availability of the posts, eligibility of the staff, only on the basis of merit and efficiency, besides the commitment of the staff to the cause of all-round development/improvement of the Corporate life of the institution. Faculty Development Cell of the College plans, schedules and coordinates training programmes, refresher/orientation courses along with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell for the benefit of faculty. Faculty members are also sponsored for seminars, workshops and conferences and other quality improvement programmes. Departments also organize seminars, workshops and conferences for faculty members. Annual Staff Performance Appraisal Systems have been introduced. The system consists of: Self Appraisal Appraisal by Head of Department Appraisal by Principal & Management/External Experts
The Principal and HoD will discuss results of the appraisal with each employee. Sustained good performance will be a requirement for: Internal promotions Selection to HODs / Chairman of Committees Selection Grade promotions Eligibility for Study Leave and other benefits Awards
Results of the appraisal will find a place in the Personal file. Nonperformance will be suitably dealt with. Industry Interaction / Collaboration The College has continuous interaction with Industries through MoUs, Industrial training and Industrial Visits for students. The Industries also help in designing the syllabi for the courses. Industrial Experts are invited to the institution for interaction with faculty and students to promote the industry need based research. More than 60 MOUs are signed with various industries for academic and research interactions. The College has Industry Institute Interaction Cell (III Cell) with financial assistance from the Institution. IIIC promotes research and consultancy at faculty level. It assists students acquire practical knowledge by giving them industry exposure and training required, where they can practically apply the concepts they have learnt. It collaborates with the industry for organizing in-plant training to the students and Industry based projects for final year students. It organizes frequent Industrial visits for the faculty and students to promote students involvement in industry-oriented projects.
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Admission of Students The policies regarding admission, fee structure, teacher qualification and salary are as per the norms of AICTE / DOTE Chennai.
Being a self-financing college 65% of intake is admitted through single window system conducted by Anna University, Chennai and reservation policy of Government of Tamil nadu (18% for SC, 1% for ST, 20% for MBC, 30 % for BC and 31 % for OC) is followed for admission. Remaining 35% is filled by the management.
The College ensures publicity by the following means:
Brochure: The prospectus gives the complete information about the College including courses offered and infrastructural facilities available to promote quality technical education.
College website: The college website www.sethu.ac.in has all the details about the milestones of the college, admission norms, courses offered, infrastructure facilities, academic, co- curricular and extra-curricular activities, placement details, research facilities and events conducted by the college.
Newspapers: Regular advertisements are given in national and regional newspapers regarding admissions and also college events such as graduation day, college day, sports day and cultural day.
Television: During admission period, advertisements are given about the courses offered, infrastructure facilities and placement details of the college through regional and local television channels.
FM Radio: During College functions and at the time of admission advertisements are broadcasted through FM Radio Channels. The College infrastructure facilities, placement details and the details of courses offered are advertised in these channels.
Educational Exhibitions: The College participates in Educational Exhibitions conducted by various Newspapers for the benefit of the students who have completed their Higher Secondary School education. The salient features of the college are exhibited through stalls and pamphlets are issued to the visitors.
6.2.2 : Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations: Planning and Development The Planning and Development section of our College currently focuses on preparing the Strategic Plan of the College and coordinating the Quality Assurance Initiatives like NAAC Accreditation, NBA Accreditation and Academic Audit. Though e-governance is not fully implemented environment friendly initiative is taken by communicating to the Departments through e-mail and intranet. The information regarding meetings, Minutes of the Meeting, Audit guidelines and Documents related to Accreditation are communicated through internet and intranet. However, efforts are taken to implement e-governance in different areas of operation in the near future.
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Administration The following modules of ERMS are implemented for the general Administration of the College. Student and Staff Profile Staff Attendance Student Attendance Disciplinary Management System Grievance Management System Student Portal Staff Portal Finance and Accounts e-Governance is partially implemented in Finance and Accounts section of the ERMS software. The modules implemented are: Admission and Fee Manager Fees Payment and Counter Finance HR and Payroll Student Admission and Support The modules used for Student Admission and Support are: Student Application Roll No. Generation Admission Quota Fees Assignment based on the Category Examination Pre-Examination Process: Student Exam Application - Regular, Arrear and Revaluation Exam Fee Collection, Examination Time-Table & Hall Ticket Generation Examination Attendance Generation Conducting Examination Process: Checklist Generation & Flip and Foil Cover Generation Attendance Verification & Despatch Generation Post Examination Practical Mark Entry Dummy Number Generation & Bundle Number Generation Examination Mark Entry & Galley Generation Result Passing Grade Sheet Generation & Consolidated Grade Sheet Generation Award of Degree Report Generation
6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies 6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year 2017-2018
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Name of the Name of conference/ Amount professional body workshop attended for of Year Name of teacher for which which financial support support membership fee is provided (Rs.) provided 08.06.2017 A. Saravana Kumar Hands on Training in PSG Tech, to B. Muthu Chozha composite performation 1500 COimbatore 09.06.2018 Rajan program 27.06.2017 M.M Yamunadevi PSNA College of FDP on Problem solving to Engg and Tech, 750 C. Parameswari using Python 30.06.2017 Dindugal 25.09.2017 C. Parameswari Mepco Schlenk FDP on Biomedical signal to Engg College, 750 M.M Yamunadevi imaging and informatics 26.09.2017 Sivakasi 07.12.2017 P. Lediya Jebashini Mepco Schlenk ESL teaching support and to Engg College, 500 B. Sujatha teaching endoncement 08.12.2017 Sivakasi 18.12.2017 Engineering Mechanics University College to S. Gokila 910 Program of Engg, Nagarcoil 24.12.2017 Outcome based education: Thiagarajar College 08.01.2018 M. Malathi National and International 1500 of Engg, Madurai Accredition Kalasalingam 22.01.2018 Cloud computing Academy of to P. Ithaya Rani 300 architecture programme Research and 25.01.2018 Education 23.03.2018 R. Banupriya Air Pollution & Indurtial Thiagarajar College to Hazards Disperion 1500 P. Sasirekha of Engg, Madurai 24.03.2018 modelling 07.05.2018 B. Muthu Chozha Mepco Schlenk STTP on Composite to Rajan Engg College, 1500 structure 11.05.2018 A. Saravana Kumar Sivakasi K. Elavarasi International Conference 11.05.2018 Mepco Schlenk on Innovations in to Engg College, 1500 V.Vaishnavi Engineering and Industrial 12.05.2018 Sivakasi Application TEQIP III sponsored 13.06.2018 workshop on Enabling Thiagarajar College to R. Sumitha 1000 high performance of Engg, Madurai 15.06.2018 computing in cloud
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6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the Colleges for teaching staff during the year Title of the professional development No. of Year programme organised for teaching Dates (from-to) participants staff (Teaching staff) National level AICTE sponsored 2 weeks 04.12.2017 to FDP on Computational Fluid Dynamics 65 17.12.2017 in Engineering and Design National level AICTE sponsored seminar 29.11.2018 65 on Recent Trends in Robotics AICTE Sponsored Two Weeks Faculty 07.11.2017 to Development Programme on “Cyber 66 20.11.2017 Forensics and Information Security” SAR Preparation for Accreditation 04.12.2017-06.12.2017 1 Engineering and Advancement in 22.03.2018-23.03.2018 2 Technology Recent Advances in Engineering and 28.12.2017to 2 Technologies 29.12.2017 Advancements in Engineering & 27.01.2018 1 Technology 2017-2018 Workshop on “Pedagogy for outcome 06.02.2018 to 6 based education” 08.02.2018 Teach it Right by Dr.M.Arutchelvi 6.03.2018 7 Infosys Campus Connect Deep Dive 06.11.2017 to Faculty Program on Foundation Program 6 10.11.2017 4.1 Organized by Infosys ICTACT Faculty Development on Data 27.11.2017 to 6 Science and Big Data Analytics 31.11.2017 Concrete Mix Design 08.03.2018 3 07.11.2017 to Limit State Design of Steel Structures 29 20.11.207 Civil Engineering Applications Using 05.10.2017 to 9 Remote Sensing and GIS Applications 06.10.2017 Seismic Resistant Design of Masonry and 23.08.2017 to 7 Reinforced Concrete Structures 24.08.2017 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the Colleges for non teaching staff during the year Software Installation and Hardware 16.03.2018 6 2017-2018 Maintenance Workshop on CoreIDRAW 23.03.2018 3
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6.3.3 No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year Number of Date and Title of the professional development programme teachers who Duration attended (from – to) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 1 Day Workshop on “Types of Steels and their Processing” 1 23.02.2018 1 Week Short Term Course on “Vision based Robot Navigation 22.01.2018 to 3 and Manipulation” 28.01.2018 COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING 23.08.2017 & Introduction to Internet of Things 1 24.08.2017 18.08.2017 & 2 Two days Hands-on Workshop on Python Programming 19.08.2017 Workshop on Advanced Research Techniques for satellite 11.09.2017 to 2 Image Analysis Using Image Processing 15.09.2017 Workshop on Pedagogy For Outcome Based Education 1 13.10.2017 AICTE Sponsered FDP on Cyber forensics and Information 07.11.2017 to 29 security 20.11.2017 Two weeks FDP on Mathematical Sciences Research 20.11.2017 to 1 Challenges in Engineering Applications 02.12.2017 27.11.2017 to 6 Five Days FDP on Data Science and Big data Analytics 01.12.2017 27.11.2017 to 1 Faculty Enablement Program on "Foundation Program4.1 01.12.2017 06.11.2017 to Faculty Enablement Program on "Foundation Program4.2 1 10.11.17
06.11.2017 to Faculty Enablement Program on "Foundation Program4.3 1 10.11.2017 FDP on Amazon AWS-Clod Practitioner 1 26.04.2018 AICTE approved FDP on Foundation Program in ICT for 08.03.2018 to 2 Education 12.04.2018 FDP in Entrepreneurship, Sponsored by Ministry of science and 26.12.2017 to 3 technology 12.04.2018 Coducted by Infosys, Faculty Enablement Program on User 29.01.2018 to 1 Interface technologies 03.02.2018 23.04.2018 to Coducted by Infosys,FEP on Foundation program 5.0'' 1 27.04.2018 06.06.2018 to 7 days Training Programme on “Android” 3 12.06.2018 One day Workshop on Out come Based Education(OBE): 1 07.01.2018 National & International Accreditation
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06.02.2018 to Pedagagy For Outcome Based Education 6 08.02.2018 Workshop on software Installation and Hardware Maintenance 1 16.03.2018 12.02.2018 to Workshop on Big data 1 13.02.2018 06.02.2018 to Pedagagy For Outcome Based Education 3 08.02.2018 Workshop on software Installation and Hardware Maintenance 11 16.03.2018 13.06.2018 to 2 Enabling High Performance Computing in Cloud 15.06.2018 04.06.2018 to User Interface Technologies 1 08.06.2018 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 07.11.2017 to Cyber Forensics and Information Security 4 20.11.2017 Design ,Modelling,Simulation and Analysis of Advanced 08.11.2017 to 4 Electronic Circuits 14.11.2017 Mathematical Sciences Research Challenges in Engineering 20.11.2017 to 10 Applications 03.12.2017 Array Signal Processing in Radar and Wireless 04.12.2017 to 1 Communications 10.12.2017 04.06.2018 to Signals &System 21 11.06.2018 04.10.2017 to Internet of things 2 05.10.2017 26.12.2018 to Entrepreneurship 2 08.01.2018 Advanced signal Processing communication &Networking 2 02.03.2018 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 26.12.2017 to FDP on Entrepreneurship 3 08.01.2018 19.06.2018 to FDP on Electronic Devices and Circuits 1 25.06.2018 10.07.2017 to ISTE-STTP on “Electric Power System 2 15.07.2017 FDP on MATLAB Programming 2 16.03.2018 13.06.2018 to FDP on Intelligent Automation using 4.0 1 14.06.2018 04.05.2018 to FDP on Smart Grid and Micro Grid Systems- Research Issues 1 05.05.2018 July - Online Course on “Solar Energy” 1 November 2017
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Pedagogy for Online and Blended Teaching-Learning Process - 15.05.2018 to 5 FDP201x 31.05.2018 Agile Way of Working & Devops ( in association with Tata 9 18.05.2018 Consultancy Services) 14.05.2018 to Big Data Stream Analytics 1 16.05.2018 23.04.2018 to Infosys campuses connect on Foundation Program 5. 1 27.04.2018 08.03.2018 to Foundation program I ICT for education FDP101x 10 12.04.2018 06.02.2018 to Pedagogy for outcome based education 10 08.02.2018 22.01.2018 to AWS on cloud computing architecture 1 25.01.2018 Two weeks FDP on ‘Context aware recommender system in 20.11.2017 to 1 cloud environment’ 03.12.2017 27.11.2017 to ICTACT one week FDP on ‘Data Science and big analytics’ 7 01.12.2017 07.11.2017 to Two weeks FDP on ‘Cyber forensics and information security’ 7 20.11.2017 One week FEP by Infosys campus connect on Foundation 06.11.2017 to 6 Program 4.1 10.11.2017 25.09.2017 to Mobile application with Android 2 27.09.2017 Biomedical Signal,Imaging and Informatics Contemporary 25.09.2017 to 2 Models and Imaging Applications 27.09.2017 Toastmasters International communications program :- 3 20.09.2017 Competent communicator recognition 11.09.2017 to FEP on Internet of things 1 15.09.2017 Advanced research techniques on satellite image analysis using 11.09.2017 to 1 Image Processing 15.09.2017 Make in India –Transforming research to reality” 1 05.09.2017 29.08.2017 to Trailhead developer educator workshop 1 01.09.2017 Effective implementation of outcome based education (OBE)” 1 28.07.2017 Officers Training Program 2 22.07.2018 ICTACT organized ‘AWS education daya 2017’ 2 13.07.2017 03.07.2017 to Deep dive FEP on ‘Foundation Program 4.1’ 2 07.07.2017 27.06.2017 to Problem Solving and Programming using python 2 30.06.2017
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20.06.2017 to Firewall installation and management 1 24.06.2017 Data science and big data analytics 1 13.06.2017 CIVIL ENGINEERING Training Program on “Air Pollution and Industrial Hazards 23.03.2018 to 2 Modeling” 24.03.2018 Two days Training Program “Advances & Innovations in 09.03.2018 to 6 Repair, Rehabilitation & Retrofitting” 10.03.2018 National Seminar on “Concrete Mix Design” 3 08.03.2018 12.02.2018 to Entrepreneurship Awareness camp 1 13.02.2018 06.2.2018 to Workshop on “Pedagogy for Outcome Based Education” 1 08.02.2018 Seminar on “Book Writing” 1 07.02.2018 26.12.2018 to Faculty Development Programme in Entrepreneurship 2 08.01.2018 Faculty Development Training Programme “GE 8292 18.12.2017 to 2 Engineering Mechanics” 24.12.2017 Faculty Development Programme on “Advances in Wastewater 13.11.2017 to 2 Treatment and Air Pollution Control Techniques” 25.11.2017 Faculty Development Programme on “Limit State Design of 07.11.2017 to 29 Steel Structures” 20.11.2017 National Level Workshop on “Perspectives on Foundation 1 21.10.2017 Engineering” 13.10.2017 to Workshop on “Pedagogy for Outcome Based Education” 4 14.10.2017 National Level Workshop on “Civil Engineering Applications 05.10.2017 to 9 Using Remote Sensing & GIS Techniques” 06.10.2017 04.10.2017 to Two Days Design Workshop on Internet of Things 2 05.10.2017 National Seminar on “Emerging Trends In Steel Structures- 21.09.2017 to 2 (ETSS-2017)” 22.09.2017 National Seminar on “Seismic Resistant Design of Masonry and 23.08.2017 to 6 Reinforced Concrete Structures” 24.08.2017 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Advances in waste water treatment and Air pollution and 13.11.2017 to 1 control 25.11.2017 Current scenario in Advanced Material Science and 30.10.2017 to 1 Engineering 12.11.2017 Workshop on pedagogy for outcome based education 2 13.10.2017 to
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14.10.2017 04.12.2017 to 2 Computational Fluid dynamics in Engineering and Design 17.12.2017 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 13.10.2017 to Pedagogy for outcome based education 4 14.10.2017 23.04.2018 to Creative learning and innovative teaching methodologies 1 29.04.2018 February-March NPTEL course on bioreactors 1 2018 18.04.2018 to Prediction between conventional and intelligent controller 1 24.04.2018 NPTEL course on basic electronics 1 Jan-April 2018
6.3.4 Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent recruitment): Teaching Non-teaching Permanent Fulltime Permanent Fulltime 310 310 353 353
6.3.5 Welfare schemes for Allowance for Ph.D. Incentives for research publications, sponsored projects and consultancy works Teaching Free transport facility Group Insurance Maternity leave Medical leave Group Insurance Maternity leave Non teaching Medical leave Free transport facility Tamil Nadu Government fee waiver scheme for first graduates Students SC / ST Scholarship Backward classes and minorities welfare scholarship
6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization 6.4.1 Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each) Yes. Internal audits are conducted by the Accounts Section of the College. All vouchers are audited by an Internal Auditor on a daily basis. External audits are conducted by a registered Chartered Accountancy Firm.
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6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during the year(not covered in Criterion III) Name of the non government Funds/ Grants received in Rs. Purpose funding agencies/ individuals - - -
6.4.2 Total corpus fund generated: Rs.10,000
6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System 6.5.1 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done? Audit Type External Internal Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority External Academic Audit Internal Academic Academic Yes Yes Committee Audit Committee Administrative Yes Yes Internal Auditors
6.5.2 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three) Parent – Teacher Association is effectively functioning in the Institution for the benefit of students. As part of this association, Parent – Teacher Meeting is being conducted in the department every semester. Various matters have been discussed in the meeting such as, Academic Plan, Co-curricular activities, Autonomous Process and Student welfare. The Department Advisory Board of Computer Science and Engineering has Parent Nominees in which parents are actively participating for the effective implementation of Curriculum and Outcome Based Education.
6.5.3 Development programmes for support staff (at least three)
S.No. Name of the Programme for Dates Name of the participants Support Staff (from-to) COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LINUX administration using 30.04.2018- 1 A.Muthupandi CentOS through ICT 04.05.2018 Mrs.K.Hema Mr. P.Pandiyarajan
Mr. A.Muthupandi 2 Software Installation and 16.03.2018 P. Kannan Hardware Maintenance M. Gowsalya P. Narayana Moorthi ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEEING 24.01.18 to 1 CCTV Installation Technician Mr.A.Sheik Masthan 17.03.18 24.01.18 to Mr.C.Govindaraj 2 CCTV Installation Technician 17.03.18
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CCTV Installation Technician 24.01.18 to Mr.G.Sakthi Sankara 3 17.03.18 Pandian ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEEING Computer hardware & software K.Sudha 1. 16.03.2018 Installation Computer hardware & software G.Gurumoorthy 2. 16.03.2018 Installation INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 16.07.2018 M.Kavitha 1 CorelDraw Workshop to S.Zahir Abbas 17.07.2018 CIVIL ENGINEEING Mr.K.Rajkumar Workshop on CoreIDRAW 1. 23.03.2018 Mr.R.Adaikalam
Ms.R.Amuthavalli
6.5.4 Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)
The College takes sincere efforts for continuous improvement in all areas. The three areas in which infrastructure Development is
Faculty Development Initiatives The college is committed to improve the competency of the faculty members in technical and pedagogical aspects. Faculty members are encouraged to undergo required trainings to upgrade their competency level. They are sponsored for conferences/ seminars/ workshops/ internships. Faculty Induction Programme is conducted each Academic Year for the newly joined faculty members. Many other programs were conducted as mentioned below to enrich the competency of faculty members
S. No. Name of the Activity Period 1. PedagogicalWorkshop – Teaching the new faculty Oct. 13 & 14, 2017 members the concepts and methods of pedagogy and giving them training in Instructional System Design Feb. 6 & 8, 2018 as practiced in SIT in a two-day workshop. 2. Microteaching – Assessing and evaluating Nov. – Dec. 2017 volunteering teachers in selected teaching skills and Feb. – March 2018 advising them on improvement. 3. Teach it Right – Faculty members in a discipline Oct. 2017 – learn course-specific teaching techniques from senior Apr. 2018 teachers
Initiatives in Curriculum Design and Development Quality in technical education is achieved by autonomy in curriculum design and development. The College was granted its autonomous status by the University Grants Commission (UGC) on 17-08-2012 and ever since, the college continuously strives hard for the design and
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The students can earn additional credits through these Online Courses or they can replace Professional/Open Elective Courses from their respective curriculum. Multidisciplinary and inter disciplinary courses were introduced. Industry-focused education is provided which enables the students to develop the knowledge, intellectual capacity and professional experience they need for their long-term careers, so that they graduate job-ready.
Professional Core courses, Elective Courses and One Credit Courses are designed by Industries. Multinational Companies such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, EMC2 and many other industries have participated in the design of courses. Departments also focus on introducing new Professional/Open Elective courses and One Credit courses every year. In the year 2017-2018 many new courses were introduced (List of new courses is given in 1.2.1 of AQAR).
Implementation of Outcome Based Education The college adopts Outcome Based Education in the curriculum design, teaching, learning and evaluation process. All the Departments have framed Vision, Mission, Program Educational Objectives (PEOs), Program Outcomes (POs) and Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) for their Departments and Programs. These goal statements are redefined periodically. Course Outcomes (COs) are defined by the Course Instructors at different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.
The course outcomes are mapped with the POs and PSOs with different correlation levels such as Strong, Medium and Weak. The questions used for the assessment of students through Continuous Internal Examination and End Semester Examination are set at different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and the Course Outcomes are mentioned for each question. The assessment of attainment of COs, POs and PSOs are done in a systematic method using direct and indirect assessment tools. The analysis of attainment of Outcomes is used for the improvement of program in the areas of curriculum design, pedagogy and the assessment.
6.5.5 a. Submission of Data for AISHE portal : (Yes /No) b. Participation in NIRF : (Yes /No) c. ISO Certification : (Yes /No) d. NBA or any other quality audit : (Yes /No)
6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year Name of quality initiative by Date of conducting Duration Number of Year IQAC activity (from-----to------) participants Outcome based Pedagogy for 13.10.2017 & June 2017 to July 2017 34 Outcome Based Education 14.10.2017 2018
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NBA preparation meeting 2017 20.12.2017 (MECH,EEE &IT) Presentation on Qualitative Assessment of attainment of POs for 2013- 2017 Batch 2017 28.12.2017 (MECH,EEE &IT) AN : Presentation on CO- 50 to 60 PO/PSO mapping by Dean P&D Faculty Presentation on Innovation in Members 2018 Teaching and Learning Process 08.01.2018 by Dean P&D Discussion on R&D activities of 2018 12.01.2018 IT Department Presentation on Quality of 2018 Questrion papers and Student 18.01.2018 projects by Dean P&D Outcome based Pedagogy for 06.02.2018 & 2018 46 Outcome Based Education 08.02.2018 CO-PO/PSO mapping of courses 2018 15.02.2018 of IT department Presentation of Goal Statements by HoD/Mech & HoD/EEE & 2018 07.03.2018 Goal Statements by HoD/CSE & HoD/ECE Prsentation on Articulation 2018 Matrices by HoD/Mech, 21.03.2018 HoD/EEE & HoD/IT Presentation Articulation 50 to 60 2018 Matrices by HoD/CSE & 28.03.2018 Faculty HoD/ECE Members Presentation on Articulation 2018 Matrices by HoD/ECE & 13.04.2018 HoD/EEE Discussion on NAAC Criterion 1 2018 04.04.2018 - Curricular Aspects Discussion on NAAC Criteria II 2018 -Teaching - Learning and 02.05.2018 Evaluation Discussion on PO attainment 2018 15.05.2018 analysis (CSE,ECE & CIVIL)
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CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES 7.1 - Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities 7.1.1 Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during the year) Participants Title of the programme Period (from-to) Female Male Guest Lecture on “Legal Rights for 07.02.2018 250 - Women” National Science Day celebration- English Elocution- Topic: Role of women in science 28.02.2018 36 - and technology Women’s Day Competitions 28.02.2018 to 02.03.2018 300 -
Women’s Day Celebration 08.03.2018 600 -
7.1.2 Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as: Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy sources Sethu Institute of Technology has initiated to develop “Green Energy”, by installing 25K W off- grid solar photo voltaic power generation system which comprises 125 numbers of 200 watts solar PV panels inside the college premises. By installing 25KW solar power generation system, our college will meet 5.30% of the total energy consumption of SIT. Total cost of the project is Rs.46.75 Lakhs. Our Institute has contributed an amount of Rs.27.91Lakhs and remaining amount Rs.18.84 Lakhs funded by MNRE (Ministry of new and Renewable Energy) through TEDA (Tamilnadu Energy Development Agency).
MNRE Sponsored 25KW solar power generation system at Admin Block Sethu Institute of Technology has installed another 25K W off-grid solar photo voltaic power generation system which comprises 104 numbers of 240 watts solar PV panels inside the college premises. By installing 25KW solar power generation system, our college will meet 5.30% of the total energy consumption of SIT. Total cost of the project is Rs.32.48 Lakhs. Our Institute has contributed an amount of Rs.18.23 Lakhs and remaining amount Rs.14.25 Lakhs will be funded by MNRE(Ministry of new and Renewable Energy) through TEDA (Tamilnadu Energy Development Agency)
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Sethu Institute of Technology has installed another 18K W off-grid solar photo voltaic power generation system inside the college premises. By installing 18 KW solar power generation systems, our college will meet 2% of the total energy consumption of SIT. Totally By installing solar power generation system, our college will meet 12.6% of the total energy consumption of SIT.
7.1.3 Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness Items Facilities Yes/No No. of Beneficiaries Physical facilities Yes - Provision for lift Yes - Ramp/ Rails Yes - Braille Software/facilities No - Rest Rooms Yes - Scribes for examination No - Special skill development for differently abled No - students Any other similar facility No -
7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and disadvantages during the year Number of Number of initiatives to initiatives Number of address taken to Date and Name of the participatin Year locational engage with duration of Issues addressed initiative g students advantages and contribute the initiative and staff and to local disadvantages community For all the Apollo Health Health Check students & 1 1 17.08.2017 Checkup up faculty members Awareness Programme on Social Media II year Social Media 1 1 14.09.2017 and Cyber students of and Cyber Security IT & EEE Security
2017- Our Meenakshi 2018 college Mission Blood Donation Hospital & students 1 1 28.09.2017 Camp research Centre donate 200 Madurai blood units
Awareness Program on Blue whale All third 1 1 26.10.2017 Blue whale Game & year NSS Game & Dengue volunteers Dengue
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Rally on All third International Disaster 1 1 13.10.2017 year NSS day for Disaster Reduction volunteers Reduction SURVEY- Mapping of "Mapping of 04.12.2017 villages adopted villages adopted SIT-NSS 1 1 to by Hon'ble by Hon'ble Volunteers 08.12.2017 M.Ps in Tamil M.Ps in Tamil Nadu -SAGY Nadu -SAGY
7.1.5 Human Values and Professional Ethics Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders Follow up (maximum 100 words Title Date of Publication each) CBCS Regulations College rules and Regulations Hand Book Every Year All Club details Faculty Details Placement Details Anti-ragging committee has been formed as per the guidelines of the University Grants Commission. The Anti-Ragging squad conducts Anti-ragging Committee Every Year surprise checks at vulnerable places and hostels. The College obtains undertaking from students and parents on anti-ragging. The college has a Girls Grievance Redressal Cell which redresses the grievances of the girl students and women staff including the grievances on sexual harassment. In addition, suggestion box is available in the department and at Girls Grievance Redressal common places, the girl students can 13.09.2017 Cell air their grievances on sexual harassment through the suggestion box. The College has an active Women Task Force which ensures the safety of girls and provides suggestions to improve the safety and security of the girl students and women employees.
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7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics Activity Duration Number of participants Guest Lecture on “Legal Rights for Women” 250 Girl students got awareness on 07.02.2018 Guest: Ms.P. Sona Alagesh, Advocate, legal rights. High Court , Madurai. For all the students & faculty Apollo Health Checkup 17.08.2017 members Our college students donate 200 Blood Donation Camp1 28.09.2017 blood units
Tree Plantation 03.10.2017 150 Tree saplings are planted For all the students & faculty Awareness program on Road safety 08.02.2018 members Campus Cleaning 16.10.2017 All IT & ECE NSS volunteers
7.1.7 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT:
As a part of sustainable development, our College has a Sewage treatment Plant (STP) worth Rs. 63 Lakhs with a treating capacity of 4 Lakh litres per day (400 KLD). The waste water is treated aerobically using Fluidized Biological Bed Reactor (FBBR) system. A dual media filter set up is provided to enhance the quality of treatment. The waste water generated from various administrative and academic blocks, Hostel and Canteen is treated and the treated water is used for agricultural purposes.
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Programs Organized for ECO Friendly Campus: Title of the S.No Date Resource Person Remarks Program All the volunteers involved themselves in creating seedball workshop and Seed Ball 1. 21.08.2017 - distributed the seedball to all Workshop the students inorder to motivate the youth about plantation.
Mr.V.SenthilKumar, Founder& Director , Sathyam Group of Companies
Mr.SagarUnde Assistant Awareness Manager Awareness JagritiYatri Awareness was given programme on 2. 05.09.2017 regarding Sustainable ‘Sustainable Mr.S.M.V.Rampraka Enterprise Award Enterprise Award’ s Head,SM Wholefoods Trader & Exporter of Jaggery
Mr.MayurKurhade Design Manager,JagritiYatra The volunteers involved in ECE block 3. 05.10.2017 cleaning the department cleaning garden. Volunteers involved in Star Champion 4. 10.10.2017 conducting Star Champion Event Event Campus cleaning The volunteers involved in by Civil 5. 20.01.2018 cleaning the department Department garden. Students EIE department The volunteers involved in 6. 07.03.2018 garden cleaning by cleaning the department Chemical Students garden. ECE Department The volunteers involved in 13.03.2018 & 7. garden Cleaning cleaning the department 14.03.2018 by ECE Students garden.
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7.2 Best Practices Describe at least two institutional best practices Upload details of two best practices successfully implemented by the institution as per NAAC format in your institution website, provide the link
Weblink: http://sethu.ac.in/category/best-practices/
Best Practice No. 1
Title of the Practice: Nurturing Social Responsibility through Club Activities
The College takes efforts to make students and faculty to be aware of their responsibilities towards the societal issues. The College has two National Service Scheme units with two Programme officers and 200 student volunteers. The studentsexperience rural lifestyle and understand the social issues the villagers face through the mandatory seven day annual NSS camp. Moreover the college organizes socialoutreach programs and ISR activities through the forums like Youth Red Cross, Entrepreneurship Development Cell and Red Ribbon Club. Programs on Women Empowerment, Career orientation to school and polytechnic students were also organized in the college.
Students are encouraged to enroll and participate in NSS, RRC & YRC in the first year itself. Every year, an introductory program is organized for those who have newly joined in NSS. Moreover, the College encourages the NSS volunteers to participate in various societal uplifting activities by providing free vehicle to reach the camp site and also to their hometown.
Our institute has Rotaract Club, NSS, ECO Club, YRC & Photo, Red Ribbon club and Women Empowerment Cell. These clubs are made up of committed students who are willing to share their time, knowledge and experiences to support and promote best practices to the society. Each club is governed by a committee or steering group.
A club's aim is to place where members can learn, share and network together to progress their personal performance and their ability to work together collaboratively to improve the society. Clubs achieve this through hosting a wide variety of topical and inspiring events with expert speakers, eminent scholars, site visits, best practice projects and social activities.
Each club has indulged in variety of programs like, tree plantations, rural developments, heath awareness programs, energy conservation programs, general awareness programs, legal rights to the women in the society, etc.,
The College-neighborhood network has been promoted by signing an MoU with Panchayat Presidents of Kambikudi and Kalkurichi Panchyats which consists of 14 villages. Several outreach programs are conducted towards community developmentand the students are engaged in these community development programs. The following activities are carried out for sustained community development.
Mobile Library: The College has a mobile library in which Newspapers, Magazines, Short story books are displayed in a college van. The student volunteers and library staff go to the villages in this
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Computer Literacy Programs: The College is a part of “Digital India Pledge 2015” campaign, organized by ICTACT which is aimed to trigger the Nation's “Digital India” vision. The campaign aims to train people with low technological literacy to develop their skills required to interact in the New Digital World thereby making India aDigital Nation. In addition to this, basic computer literacy is also provided torural people.
Cleaning the environment: The NSS student volunteers visit the adopted villages on regular basis and they create awareness on the importance of clean environment by cleaning the villages.
Awareness programs: The NSS students conduct awareness programs on Child labour, Prevention of Dengu fever, Fire safety, Prevention of AIDS, Ill effects of tobacco, Girl child education etc. The students perform street plays, mimes and debates tocreate awareness on these issues.
Blood donation camps: Awareness programs on the importance of blood donation are conducted in the villages. Blood donation camps are also organized in which students and the villagers donate blood.
Tree Plantation: Awareness programs on green environment are conducted and trees are planted in the villages to nurture the green environment in villages.
Holistic Development of Students The College-neighborhood network and student engagement has contributed to the holistic development of students and sustained community development. The contribution by the students in community development activities has sown the seed of social responsibility in the minds of the students. Some of the important traits that are inculcated during the community development programs are listed below. Students involved in social service realize that service is an integral part of human life and that service to the disadvantaged gives indescribablesatisfaction. They realize the social issues that affect the lifestyle of the rural people. The awareness programs conducted on the importance of clean environment, adult literacy, education of girl child etc. becomes reinforcement on the young minds to practice what they profess. Blood donation by students has a positive impact on their personality. They become agents of a major life saving activity. During the outbreak of Dengu fever in Virudhunagar and Madurai districts, the students created a database of blood donors of the college and the database was circulated among students and faculty of the college. This noble idea saved many people especially children from Dengu fever during that critical period. The students learn to protect the environment through tree planting, and removal of plastic waste from the villages. The joy of serving is well understood by the students. It continues even after they complete their degree course in the college. A batch of alumni from the college established an NGO named ‘Padikattukal’ and is actively involved in various community development activities
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and they also help the economically weaker students in their education. The College is committed to bring the students as socially responsible citizens and make them to contribute to the society.
NSS Activities: S. Title of the Date Resource Person Remarks No Program SIT-NSS units of our All third year NSS 18.07.2017 Rally on voters ID College and Thasildar 1. volunteers are participated Office, Kariapatti
Electoral Roll Thasildar Office, For all the students & faculty 2. Revision Camp for 28-07-2017 Kariapatti members Voter's ID Two Units sanctioned for our 3. 10.08.2017 Self Funded Unit State NSS Cell Institution Independence Day Respected our All the faculty members and 4. 15.08.2017 2017 JCEO,SIT NSS volunteers 5. 15.08.2017 Wall Arts St.Marys HSS madurai 10 NSS Volunteers Apollo Health Apollo Hospital For all the students & faculty 6. 17.08.2017 Checkup madurai members Meenakshi Mission Charity Box 7. 17.08.2017 Hospital & research Kept at Canteen Placement Centre Madurai Awareness Programme on Er.Saravanan 8. 14.09.2017 II year students of IT & EEE Social Media and Cyber Security Meenakshi Mission Our college students donate Blood Donation 9. 28.09.2017 Hospital & research 200 blood units Camp1 Centre Madurai 10. 03.10.2017 Tree Plantation Sports Village 150 Tree saplings are planted Meenakshi Mission First Prize Award Donating highest number of 11. 05.10.2017 Hospital & research for 2016-2017 blood units Centre Madurai Received by Meenakshi Mission S.Shanmugam AP/MECH Best Motivator 12. 05.10.2017 Hospital & research NSS PO Units-1 Award Centre Madurai SVK.Muthukumar AP/IT NSS PO Units-2 Rally on Thasildar Office, 13. International day for All third year NSS 13.10.2017 Kariapatti Disaster Reduction volunteers All IT & ECE NSS 14. 16.10.2017 Campus Cleaning ECE department volunteers SIT-NSS units of our Awareness Program College and Nam All third year NSS 15. 26.10.2017 on Blue whale Kaaval Paarvai volunteers Game & Dengue Magazine
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South Zone PRE – 01.11.2017 RD Republic Day Sree Sabareesa college, 16. to Selvan.M.Venkadeshwaran parade Selection Kerala 10.11.2017 EEE IV year camp 2017 SURVEY- Mapping 04.12.2017 of villages adopted 17. to SIT-NSS Volunteers Kadambankulam village by Hon'ble M.Ps in 08.12.2017 Tamil Nadu-SAGY Tamil Elocution & Mr.Malaichamy SIT, RMPC, CEOA Arts, 18. 14.12.2017 Essay Competition Asso.Prof / ICE Bhogar Poly Sourashtra Boys Higher 19. 07.01.2018 Wall Art NSS Volunteers Secondary School SIT-NSS Volunteer Selvan participated in 20. 26.01.2018 M.Venkateshwaran New Delhi Republic Day IV year EEE Parade at New delhi. 06.02.2018 Data Entry work by to NSS Volunteers’ – 21. SIT-NSS Volunteers IT dept DBMS Lab 09.02.2018 Reg vazhikaati program 08.02.2018 Data Entry work by to NSS Volunteers’ – 22. 09.02.2018 Reg Govt Family SIT-NSS Volunteers IT dept DBMS Lab card and EPIC card details 08.02.2018 CSR Activity by TVS Awareness program 23. Sundaram Fashioners SIT Campus on Road safety Krishnapuram NSS Campus Dept EEE & SIT-NSS 24. 05.03.2018 SIT Campus Cleaning campaign Units 19.03.2018 SIT-NSS RD Parade 25. SIT-NSS Volunteers - Camp Topic : “Role of society to provide safe food to 26. 20.03.2018 Essay Competition IT-Seminar Hall children and adulterants” 25.03.18 to Kalkurichi & kambikudi 27. Special Camp 31.03.2018 village
Women Empowerment Cell Activities: Suggestions for S.No Name of the Activity Period Outcomes Improvement Guest Lecture on “Legal Every year this Rights for Women” program should be 250 Girl students got 1. Guest: Ms.P. Sona 07.02.2018 conducted for all girl awareness on legal Alagesh, Advocate, High students to know rights. Court , Madurai. their legal rights
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Workshop on “Fabric Painting” jointly with SIT Along with Camlin Around 160 students Fine arts association and 22.02.2018 & this program should and 10 faculty 2. Camlin Kokuyo 23.02.2018 be conducted every members Trainer: Mr. Arun year. participated. kumar, Camlin National Science Day celebration-English More students are Elocution Competition 36 Girl Students 3. 28.02.2018 encouraged to conducted. participated. participate. Topic: Role of women in science and technology Every year this Women’s Day Competition is 300 Girl Students Competitions- 10 28.02.2018 to conducted for girl participated in 4. Competitions were 02.03.2018 students of all various competitions conducted. departments to in groups. expose their talents. Every Year 600 students Women’s Day Women’s Day including all final Celebration celebration is years and Guest: Dr. Visalakshi 5. 08.03.2018 conducted to mark a participants of Professor(Rtd) & Orator, call to action for Women’s Day Fathima College, accelerating gender Competition are Madurai. parity. participated.
Youth Red Cross Activities:
Guest Lecture:
Resource Person Students Benefited Date Topic Detail Year/Count Stress 2-04-2018 Prof.J.Uma II year/60 students Management
Short Film context:
Name of the Number Name of the Participated/ S.NO Date students/year of students FILM Prize Kavingan Team I.MUTHU INBHA “SAVE 1 4 29-03-2018 I-PRIZE KARTHIK / II-YEAR WATER” AGRI Popcorn studios 2 Vasanth & Manoj team 5 “GAVANI” 29-03-2018 II-PRIZE / I-Year CSE
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Photographic Club Activities:
S.NO Name of the students/year Name of the Contest Date Prize
P.PRABHAKARAN 1 BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS 12.03.2018 I-PRIZE /II-YR(CSE)
S.SABAREESAN 2 BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS 12.03.2018 II-PRIZE /II-YR (CSE)
S.SARAVANAN 3 BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS 12.03.2018 III-PRIZE /II-YR (CSE)
Best Practice No. 2
Title of the Practice: Enhancing Employability through Placement Training
The college has an institutionalized mechanism to organize campus placement programs through Training and Placement Cell. The college has a separate cell for Training and Placement that caters to the students on continuous basis both through in-house training programs and outsourced training programs. The autonomous curriculum includes specialized courses that focus on soft skills development such as Technical English, Business English and Presentation, Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude and Soft Skills and Communication Laboratory. Foreign language courses on German and French are included as open electives that helps to increase the placement prospects of students in Multi-National Companies.
The Training and Placement Cell functions effectively under the guidance of the Principal, Vice Principal and headed by Placement Officer and Assistant Placement Officer. Every department has placement coordinators and student coordinators to identify the training needs and arrange the training programs for effective placement activities. In addition, a team of faculty members from each department regularly visits the industry for seeking internship, placement and placement related training from industry experts.
The Training and Placement cell has well experienced and qualified trainers to train the students on aptitude, verbal ability, soft skills and technical skills. The Training Cell is managed by a Training Officer. In addition to training for final year students, placement training is also conducted for second year and pre-final year students. The students are tested in technical, aptitude, verbal and analytical skills and given extensive practices through online tests.
The Training Cell also conducts company specific training for students, based on the company requirements. This enables them to prepare for the placement and perform well. Classes are also conducted for interested students on foreign languages like French and Japanese. The placement cell has a proven track record of consistent high quality placements year after year, not only in the on campus drives but also in the state level placement drives conducted by the Centre for University -
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Industry Collaboration (CUIC) of Anna University.
In addition to training for final year students, placement training is also conducted for second year and pre-final year students. The students are tested in technical, aptitude, verbal and analytical skills and given extensive practices through online tests. The Training Cell also conducts company specific training for students, based on the company requirements. This enables them to prepare for the placement and performwell.The alumni are invited to provide motivational program, training program and placement assistance for the students. The alumni enthusiastically participate in such activities. The Alumni coordinate with the Placement Cell in organizing placement programs.
Details of Training Programs Conducted in the year 2017- 2018
INTERNAL TRAINING (2017-2018)
S. Date Target Students Focus Area No. 13.07.2017 to All Final year students from CSE Aptitude, Communication Soft 1. 20.07.2017 &ECE Skills& C Program 24.07.2017 to All Final year students from Aptitude, Communication Soft 2. 28.07.2017 MECH& EEE Skills& C Program 21.07.2017 to TCS Code Vita Training 3. TCS CODE VITA Eligible Students 26.07.2017 Program 07.08.2017 to All Final year students from IT, Aptitude, Communication Soft 4. 11.08.2017 CIVIL, ICE &EIE Skills& C Program Company Specific Training 17.08.2017 to Solartis Eligible students from Programme on Technical Skills, 5. 21.08.2017 ECE,EEE and IT Aptitude, Communication & Soft skills 04.09.2017 to All Third year students from CSE, Aptitude, Communication Soft 6. 08.09.2017 ECE & IT Skills& C Program 04.09.2017 to 7. All Final year students Online test 08.09.2017 18.09.2017 to 8. All Final Year Students Online test 22.09.2017 25.09.2017 to All Final Year students from 9. Aptitude & C, C++ Programs 28.09.2017 ECE,EEE,EIE & ICE
03.10.2017 to All Third year students from EEE, Aptitude, Communication Soft 10. 09.10.2017 EIE, CIVIL & CHEMICAL Skills& C Program Company Specific Training 13.10.2017 & Programme on Technical Skills, 11. All TCS Eligible Final Year students 16.10.2017 Aptitude, Communication & Soft skills
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Company Specific Training 16.11.2017 to Programme on Technical Skills, 12. All TCS Eligible Final Year students 22.11.2017 Aptitude, Communication & Soft skills 16.11.2017 to 13. All TCS Eligible Final Year students Mock Interview 22.11.2017
19.12.2017 & 14. TCS Shortlisted Final Year students Technical training 20.12.2017
08.01.2018 to All Third year students from MECH Aptitude, Communication Soft 15. 10.01.2018 & CIVIL Skills & C Program
08.01.2018 to 16. All Third year students Technical Test on C Programs 10.01.2018 11.01.2018 All Third year students from CSE Aptitude, Communication Soft 17. 12.01.2018 & & EEE Skills & C Program 17.01.2018 EBOX Training Slot I - Basic 17.01.2018 to All Interested Third Year Students 18. Programming and Problem 20.01.2018 Batch I & II Solving Skills 18.01.2018 to All Third year students from EEE, Aptitude, Communication Soft 19. 20.01.2018 EIE, IT & CHEMICAL Skills & C Program EBOX Training Slot I - Basic 01.02.2018 to All Interested Third Year ECE & 20. Programming and Problem 02.02.2018 EEE Students Batch I & II. Solving Skills EBOX Training Slot I - Basic 05.02.2018 to All Interested Third Year Students 21. Programming and Problem 08.02.2018 Batch III Solving Skills 07.02.2018 & All Final Year Sure Soft Eligible 22. Sure Soft Placement papers 08.02.2018 students 09.02.2018, EBOX Training Slot II - Basic All Interested Third Year Students 23. 10.02.2018 & Programming and Problem Batch I 12.02.2018 Solving Skills EBOX Training Slot II - Basic 13.02.2018 to All Interested Third Year Students 24. Programming and Problem 15.02.2018 Batch II Solving Skills 16.02.2018, 17.02.2018, All Final Year Infosys Eligible 25. Infosys Placement papers 19.02.2018 & students 20.02.2018 EBOX Training Slot II - Basic 19.02.2018 to All Interested Third Year Students 26. Programming and Problem 22.02.2018 Batch III Solving Skills EBOX Training Slot III - Basic 26.02.2018 to All Interested Third Year Students 27. Programming and Problem 27.02.2018 Batch I Solving Skills
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20.03.2018 & All Interested Second Year CSE Communication Soft Skills & C 28. 21.03.2018 Students Program
22.03.2018 & All Interested Second Year ECE, IT Communication Soft Skills & C 29. 23.03.2018 & CHE Students Program
26.03.2018 & All Interested Second Year EEE, Communication Soft Skills & C 30. 27.03.2018 AGRI & BIO Students Program
31. 09.03.2018 All Interested Third Year Students Assessment Test
EBOX Training Slot III - Basic 13.03.2018 & All Interested Third Year Students 32. Programming and Problem 14.03.2018 Batch II Solving Skills EBOX Training Slot III - Basic 15.03.2018 & All Interested Third Year Students 33. Programming and Problem 16.03.2018 Batch III Solving Skills
34. 17.03.2018 All Interested Third Year Students Assessment Test
EXTERNAL TRAINING (2017-2018)
Training S.No. Date Target Students Focus Area Agencies
Company Specific Training Programme on Technical 24.07.2017 to All IVTL Eligible Final 1. Six Phrase Skills, Aptitude, 27.07.2017 Year students Communication & Soft skills All Eligible Students From 31.07.2017 to Aptitude & Communication 2. Six Phrase CSE, ICE, ECE, EEE, IT 04.08.2017 Soft Skills & EIE 31.07.2017 to All Eligible Students From Aptitude & Communication 3. Innate talent 04.08.2017 MECH & CIVIL Soft Skills All Eligible Students From 11.09.2017 to Aptitude & Communication 4. Six Phrase CSE, ICE, ECE, EEE, IT 15.09.2017 Soft Skills & EIE National All Eligible Students From Skill 09.10.2017 to 5. CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, ICE Skill Development Development 11.10.2017 &IT Corporation Silicon Company Specific Training 20.10.2017 & All TCS Eligible Final 6. Software Programme on Technical 21.10.2017 Year students Solution Skills 22.10.2017 & All TCS Eligible Final Company Specific Training 7. Innate talent 23.10.2017 Year students Programme on Technical
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Skills Company Specific Training Programme on Technical 24.10.2017 to All TCS Eligible Final 8. Six Phrase Skills, Aptitude, 27.10.2017 Year students Communication & Soft skills Quantitative Aptitude 17.11.2017 & All TCS Eligible Final 9. Six Phrase Training 20.11.2017 Year students
Company Specific Training Programme on Technical 21.11.2017 & All TCS Eligible Final 10. Innate talent Skills, Aptitude, 22.11.2017 Year students Communication & Soft skills National Skill 08.01.2018 to For All Students From 11. Skill Development Development 10.01.2018 MECH & CIVIL Corporation 27.03.2018 & Interested Third Year 12. Skill Rack Technical Skills 28.03.2018 Students
Placement Achivements in the year 2017-2018: Number of Organizations Number of Students Visited On Camps & Off Placed Campus 91 812
Details of Alumni Contribution for Training and Placement Activities:
No. of Name of the Alumni Name of the S.No. Date of Visit Students Contributed Company Visited Placed 1. Mr.T.Dhanabalan, (ICE - 2014 batch) 21.03.2018 Surma Tech Managing Director, and 17 Company, Chennai Industech Automation 05.04.2018 Pvt Ltd, Madurai 2. Mr.V.Vishnu Sidhan, (ICE-2014 batch) Appasamy Assistant Biomedical 07.04.2018 10 Associates, Chennai Engineer, Appasamy Associates, Chennai 3. Aarvee Associates Mr.T.Raguram, Architects Engineers 12.02.2018 2 (Civil-2012 batch) Consultants Private Limited, Hyderabad
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4. Mr.K.Ganesh, (ICE- 2000 batch) Managing Triumph Solutions Director of Triumph 17.02.2018 1 Ltd., Chennai Solutions Ltd., Chennai
7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority and thrust. Provide the weblink of the institution in not more than 500 words
Weblink: http://sethu.ac.in/category/distinctive-feature/
Curriculum Enrichment through CBCS: The vision of the college is to promote excellence in technical education and scientific research for the benefit of the society.
Mission To provide quality technical education to fulfil the aspiration of the studentand to meet the needs of the Industry To provide holistic learning ambience To impart skills leading to employability and entrepreneurship To establish effective linkage with industries To promote Research and Development activities To offer services for the development of society through education and technology
The academic programs are focused towards the Vision and Mission of the college. The College continuously evolves strategies to provide quality technical education to fulfill the aspirations of the students and strive hard to achieve excellence in technical education. The College has committed and well qualified teachers to impart technical and value based knowledge in a conducive learning ambience.
I) Enhancement of knowledge through Online courses
By the implementation of autonomy especially the Choice Based Credit System, the students are able to enhance their knowledge through Nationally/Internationally acclaimed Online Courses like NPTEL, Coursera, edX, etc. The students can earn additional credits through these Online Courses or they can replace Professional/Open Elective Courses from their respective curriculum. Nearly 500 students have been benefited through Online Courses. Autonomous process helps the students to enhance their knowledge through self learning Online Courses. In addition to this, the students are earning credits to their knowledge enhancement.
II) Credit transfer and Credit replacement through Courses Offered by internationally acclaimed organization (including SWAYAM online courses)
AICTE has instructed to provide Credit transfer facility for the SWAYAM Online Courses. Based on the instructions of AICTE, our college provides Credit replacement facilities to the students who
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The credit replacement facility encourages the students to undergo globally renowned courses and enable them to compete with the International student community. Thus the autonomous process increases participation in globally renowned courses and competitiveness.
III) Industrial exposure through industry designed courses
The autonomy has facilitated industry-focused education which enables the students to develop the knowledge, intellectual capacity and professional experience they need for their long-term careers, so that they graduate job-ready.
(a) One Credit Courses Designed by Industries In addition to the courses in the curriculum students can learn one credit courses designed in collaboration with the industry/ research organizations/higher learning institutions. The details of students who have registered for One credit courses are given in the chart below.
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(b) Core/Elective Courses Designed by Industries
Professional Core courses, Elective Courses and One Credit Courses are designed by Industries. Multinational Companies such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, EMC2 and many other industries have participated in the design of courses. The details of students who have registered for such industry-oriented courses are given below.
(c) Credit Replacement Courses Designed by Industries Multinational companies like Infosys roll out courses such as Foundation Program in Python that have classroom sessions coupled with extensive hands on exercises and assignments and these courses enable them to become industry-ready. The Choice Based Credit system has credit replacement option for taking up such courses and the details of students who can take up such courses are given in the chart below.
A total of 497 students are benefited through these Credit Replacement Courses which is 41% of the total students strength in a particular batch
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IV) Industry Exposure through Internship and Inplant Training Students are exposed to Industrial environment through Internship. Choice Based Credit System has the provision of awarding one credit to two weeks of field training programme / Internship/ Industrial /Practical Training /summer project, undergone in a Company / Organization / Reputed institutions.
V) Multidisciplinary Learning
The choice based credit system facilitates the students to take courses of their choice, learn at their own pace, undergo additional courses and acquire more than the required credits, and adopt an interdisciplinary approach to learning. The following are some of the avenues for inter-disciplinary learning for the students.
1. Open Elective Courses (OEC) are the Inter-disciplinary courses. The students shall study Inter- disciplinary courses offered in other Engineering/Technology Programmes through regular mode.
2. Multi Disciplinary Project: The final year students can choose the multi-disciplinary project instead of project work. The Multi-disciplinary project consists of: Phase – I – Concept Learning Phase-II – Multi-disciplinary Project Work
Salient Features of Multi-disciplinary Project: The students should undergo the Phase – I concept learning in the 7th semester. The students who choose Multi-disciplinary are exempted from one professional / open elective course in the 7th semester.
In Phase – I, the evaluation will be carried out mainly through presentation and not through written examination. In Phase – II, the evaluation will be similar to project work.
Multidisciplinary learning allows students to learn by making connections between ideas and concepts across different engineering disciplinary boundaries. Students learning in this way are able to apply the knowledge gained in one discipline to another different discipline as a way to deepen the learning experience. This will enable them to redefine problems outside normal boundaries and reach solutions based on a new understanding of complex situations.
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Annexure ANNEXURE I
Recognition / Approval / Affiliation by Statutory Bodies
1.1 : UGC 2(f) Recognition
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1.2 : UGC 12(B) Recognition
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1.3 : Conferment of Autonomous Status by UGC (Page 1 of 2)
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1.3 : Conferment of Autonomous Status by UGC (Page 2 of 2)
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1.4: Confirmation of Autonomous Status by Anna University
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1.5 : Approval for the year 2017-2018 by AICTE, New Delhi (Page 1 of 5)
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1.5 : Approval for the year 2016-2017 by AICTE, New Delhi (Page 2 of 5)
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1.5 : Approval for the year 2016-2017 by AICTE, New Delhi (Page 3 of 5)
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1.5 : Approval for the year 2016-2017 by AICTE, New Delhi (Page 4 of 5)
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1.5 : Approval for the year 2016-2017 by AICTE, New Delhi (Page 5 of 5)
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1.6 : Anna University Permanent Affiliation (Page 1 of 2)
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1.6 : Anna University Permanent Affiliation (Page 2 of 2)
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1.7 : Anna University Affiliation for the year 2017-2018 (Page 1 of 2)
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1.7 : Anna University Affiliation for the year 2017-2018 (Page 2 of 2)
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1.8 : NAAC Certificate
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ANNEXURE II
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ANNEXURE III
EVENTS GALLERY
Alumni Reunion at SIT Campus – October 21, 2017
Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp– Feb 07, 2018
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“Ethical Hacking” Guest Lecture by Mr.S.Periakaruppan (CSE Alumni- 2016) on 20.02.2018
Participation of CSE Team in Smart India Hackathon 2018 - Grand Final – March 30, 2018
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One Week NSS Special Camp – March 2018
Innovative Project Exhibition by Mechanical Engineering Students on March 27, 2018
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“Ethical Hacking” Guest Lecture by Mr.S.Mohamed Hafiz Hussain (ECE Alumni- 2017) on April 4, 2018
National Conference by Mechanical Engineering Department on April 20, 2018
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ANNEXURE IV
ABBREVIATIONS
AAA . . . Academic Administrative Audit AISHE . . . All India Survey on Higher Education AQAR . . . Annual Quality Assurance Report CAT . . . Common Admission Test CBCS . . . Choice Based Credit System CPE . . . College with Potential for Excellence CSIR . . . Council of Scientific & Industrial Research DBT . . . Department of Bio-Technology DST . . . Department of Science & Technology GATE . . . Graduate Aptitude Test ICMR . . . Indian Council of Medical Research ICT . . . Information and Communication Technology ISHRAE . . . Indian Society of Heating and Refrigeration Air Conditioning Engineering ISO . . . International Organization for Standardization IQAC . . . Internal Quality Assurance Cell LMS . . . Learning Management Systems MoU . . . Memorandum of Understanding NAAC . . . National Assessment and Accreditation Council NBA . . . National Board of Accreditation NET . . . National Eligibility Test NIRF . . . National Institutional Ranking Framework PG . . . Post-Graduate Programme SLET . . . State Level Eligibility Test SSS . . . Student Satisfaction Survey TEQIP . . . Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme UG . . . Under-Graduate Programme UGC . . . University Grants Commission
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