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Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp October 03-05, 2018 Sponsored By ABOUT THE INSTITUTION instruments. Our Department constantly encourages THREE DAYS the students to take part in In-plant training and University College of Engineering Entrepreneurship Industrial Visits relevant to Civil Engineering. Four Thirukkuvalai, a Constituent College of Anna Awareness Camp students in first batch, three in second batch and two University was started in the year 2008.The College in third batch scored University Ranks and brought offers UG Courses in Civil Engineering, (English and October 03 -05, 2018 glory to our Department as well as to College. Tamil Medium), Mechanical Engineering (English Sponsored By and Tamil Medium), Computer science & PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Electrical & Electronics Engineering. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp aims at The College is situated at Thirukkuvalai, creating awareness among students about various Nagapattinam District with an extent of 42.21 acres facets of Entrepreneurship while highlighting the which includes excellent academic building, hostels, merits of pursuing such a career option. In this camp, Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII) & DST-NSTEDB mess and canteen. The College is well equipped with students are exposed to different aspects of (DST-NIMAT Project 2018-2019) smart lecture halls, spacious conference halls, Entrepreneurship including opportunity guidance, Govt. of India, New Delhi necessary laboratories and advanced equipment for services offered by agencies of support system etc. research and academic activities. The students from different parts of Tamil Nadu with different The main objective of the camp is to bring background are selected on the basis of merit through together the experts from industries, government agencies working in the field of Entrepreneurship and TNEA, conducted by Anna University. Organized by students of Science & Technology to provide a forum ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT for the free and fruitful exchange of ideas and Dr. G. ELANGOVAN Head of Department information for becoming an Entrepreneur. It will also Department of Civil Engineering, The Department of Civil Engineering offers explore the possible business opportunities and create University College of Engg. Thirukkuvalai, B.E. Civil Engineering. The Department has all necessary awareness to start an SSI Unit as per Nagapattinam (District), dedicated and qualified faculty members and all our government procedures. Pin Code– 610 204. laboratories are equipped with latest sophisticated Target Participants ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Three Days The Proposed Three Days Camp is intended CHIEF PATRON: Entrepreneurship for the students of Civil Engineering and interested Dr. M.K.SURAPPA students of other disciplines. Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Awareness Camp Anna University, October 03-05, 2018 Chennai How to Apply PATRON: Sponsored By Dr. J. KUMAR Registration form, dully filled, can be mailed Entrepreneurship Development Institute of to Coordinator, Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp Registrar (i/c), (EAC), Department of Civil Engineering, University Anna University, India (EDII) &DST- NSTEDB College of Engineering, Thirukkuvalai, Nagapattinam Chennai Govt. of India, New Delhi District, Pin code-610 204 and softcopy can be mailed to [email protected] on or before Co- PATRON: REGISTRATION FORM 30.09.2018.The Registration form can be downloaded Dr. S. MUTTAN from our website: www.aucetk.edu.in 1. Name: Additional Director, Centre for Constituent Colleges, 2. Department: Venue: EDUSAT HALL Anna University, 3. Date of Birth: University College of Engineering, Chennai Thirukkuvalai, Nagapattinam-610 204. 4. Age & Gender: Convener: 5. Address for Correspondence: Dr. M. DURAIRASAN For further Information contact: ………………………………………….. Dean, UCE-Thirukkuvalai ………………………………………….. Co Ordinator: Dr. G. ELANGOVAN Co-ordinator: 6. Phone (Mobile): Head of Department Dr. G. ELANGOVAN Department of Civil Engineering, HOD / Civil Engg, 7. E-Mail: University College of Engg, Thirukkuvalai, UCE-Thirukkuvalai Nagapattinam (District), Co-Co-ordinator: Signature of the Participant Pin Code– 610 204. Date: E-mail: [email protected] Mrs.V.M.Rajanandhini /AP-Civil Phone: 04366-245234, 245235 Dr. A. Deiveegan / AP-Civil Place: Mobile: 9443587314, 9994054086 Dr. S. Sankaran /AP -Civil Signature of HOD/Dean UCE-Thirukkuvalai .
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