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ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Rajagiri School Of ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Contents VISION ........................................................................................................................................... 1 MISSION ........................................................................................................................................ 1 POs and PEOs ................................................................................................................................. 1 PEOs ............................................................................................................................................ 1 POs .............................................................................................................................................. 2 PROGRAMMES OFFERED .......................................................................................................... 3 DEPARTMENT ADVISORY BOARD ......................................................................................... 3 ACCREDITATION ........................................................................................................................ 4 STUDENT ADMISSION ............................................................................................................... 4 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ................................................................................................... 5 CURRICULUM .............................................................................................................................. 5 ADD-ON COURSES ...................................................................................................................... 5 PROCESS OF FILLING GAPS IN THE SYLLABUS .................................................................. 5 EXAMINATION RESULTS .......................................................................................................... 6 PLACEMENT STATISTICS ......................................................................................................... 8 STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS ...................................................................................................... 9 STUDENT PROJECTS ................................................................................................................ 10 STUDENT EVALUATION ......................................................................................................... 11 STUDENT FEEDBACK .............................................................................................................. 12 STUDENT MENTORING ........................................................................................................... 13 REMEDIAL CLASSES ................................................................................................................ 13 STAFF LIST ................................................................................................................................. 14 Faculty List ................................................................................................................................ 14 Adjunct Professors .................................................................................................................... 16 Technical Staff List ................................................................................................................... 16 TEACHER QUALITY ................................................................................................................. 16 INFRASTRUCTURE ................................................................................................................... 17 INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION............................................................................................ 19 a. Industrial Visits .................................................................................................................. 19 b. Industrial Training ............................................................................................................. 20 Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology i ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING c. Other Collaborations with industry .................................................................................... 21 d. MoUs.................................................................................................................................. 21 CONFERENCES/ SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS/ FDPS ORGANIZED ..................................... 22 INVITED TALKS BY EXPERTS................................................................................................ 23 CONFERENCES/ SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS/ FDPS ATTENDED BY FACULTY ............. 24 FACULTY INTERACTIONS WITH OUTSIDE WORLD ......................................................... 24 RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY .......................................................................... 25 Publication Scores of faculty members ..................................................................................... 25 RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY STUDENT .......................................................................... 26 PRESENTATIONS IN CONFERENCES BY FACULTY .......................................................... 26 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS BY STUDENTS ............................................................... 27 CONSULTANCY ......................................................................................................................... 27 PROFESSIONAL BODY/ BRANCH ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES ....................................... 28 Professional Body Activities ..................................................................................................... 28 Branch Association Activities ................................................................................................... 29 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI ....................................................................................................... 30 Higher Studies-A Glimpse ........................................................................................................ 30 BEST PRACTICES ...................................................................................................................... 31 ANNEXURE I: CURRICULUM ................................................................................................. 32 ANNEXURE II: ADD ON COURSES ........................................................................................ 48 ANNEXURE III: PLACEMENT STATISTICS .......................................................................... 51 ANNEXURE IV: FEEDBACK SAMPLE SCRIPTS................................................................... 55 ANNEXURE V: INTERNSHIPS ................................................................................................. 56 ANNEXURE VI: INVITED TALKS ........................................................................................... 74 ANNEXURE VII: CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/FDPS ATTENDED BY FACULTY .................................................................................................................................... 78 ANNEXURE VIII: FACULTY INTERACTIONS WITH OUTSIDE WORLD ......................... 92 ANNEXURE XI: CONFERENCES/ SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS/ FDPS ORGANIZED ........ 95 ANNEXURE X: RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY .............................................. 99 ANNEXURE XI: RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS BY STUDENTS ........................................ 109 ANNEXURE XII: CONFERENCE PRSENTATIONS BY FACULTY ................................... 114 Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology ii ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING ANNEXURE XIII: CONFERENCE PRSENTATIONS BY STUDENTS ................................ 120 ANNEXURE XIV: CONSULTANCY....................................................................................... 123 ANNEXURE XV: PROFESSIONAL BODY ACTIVITIES ..................................................... 124 ANNEXURE XVI: BRANCH ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES ................................................. 127 ANNEXURE XVII: BEST PRACTICES ................................................................................... 129 Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology iii ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING List of Figures Figure 1: Programmed offered by the department ......................................................................... 3 Figure 2: Department advisory board members .............................................................................. 3 Figure 3: Admission details ............................................................................................................ 4 Figure 4: Add-on courses conducted for students ........................................................................... 5 Figure 5: Process of filling gaps in syllabus ................................................................................... 6 Figure 6: Pass percentage for UG ................................................................................................... 7 Figure 7: Pass percentage of M. Tech VLSI & embedded systems................................................ 7 Figure 8: Pass percentage of M.Tech communication engineering ................................................ 8 Figure 9: Placement statistics.......................................................................................................... 8 Figure 10: Feedback mechanism .................................................................................................
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