4.ipr cell activities - Government Engineering College

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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
KOZHIKODE
WEST HILL, KOZHIKODE 673 005
ACTIVITY REPORT 2013-14
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CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
2
ACTIVITIES OF DEPARTMENTS
5
2.1
APPLIED ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION
5
2.2
ENGINEERING
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
13
2.3
CIVIL ENGINEERING
21
2.4
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
26
2.5
APPLIED SCIENCE
31
3
ACTIVITIES OF INDUSTRY INSTITUTE
33
INTERACTION CELL
4
IPR CELL ACTIVITIES
34
5
ACTIVITIES OF CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT
35
UNIT
6
QEEE COURSES REPORT
36
7
IEEE STUDENT BRANCH ACTIVITIES
36
8
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB (EDC)
39
9
ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIOANL SERVICE SHEME
39
10 SUMMARY OF TEQIP-II ACTIVITIES
51
.
11 CERD ACTIVITIES
55
.
12 ACTIVITIES OF STEP4U & ASAP
55
.
13 ACTIVITIES OF THE PTA
62
.
14 DETAILS OF CIVIL WORKS
63
.
15 DETAILS OF FUNDING
64
.
16 CONCLUSION
65
.
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1. INTRODUCTION
Government Engineering College Kozhikode has started functioning in
1999 at West Hill, Kozhikode. The institute was started by the Government of
Kerala with a view to catering to the needs of man-power in technology for
the country. The institute is affiliated to University of Calicut, which was set
up with a motto to nurture the talents in northern Kerala. The College imparts
high quality technical education and also focuses on the overall development
of the students. State-of-the-art facilities are available in the College and the
facilities are updated regularly using funds received from State Government
and Central Government. Affiliated to the University of Calicut and approved
by AICTE, the institution offers five B.Tech courses (Applied Electronics and
Instrumentation,
Civil,
Chemical,
Electronics
and
Communication
and
Mechanical) with an annual intake of 63 students through State Level
Entrance Test and 6 students through Lateral entry per each branch. The
Institution offers three M.Tech courses (Computer Aided Process Design
offered by Dept. of Chemical Engg., Signal Processing offered by Dept. of
Electronics Engg and Energy System Analysis and Design offered by Dept. of
Mechanical Engg.) with an annual intake of 18 students. The Civil Engg
department offers a part-time B.Tech course in Civil Engg. with an intake of
40.
The institution has facilities that include central computing facilities, well
stocked central technical library, online access to international journals under
INDEST-AICTE Consortium, and a campus network. The major strength of the
institution is its highly qualified faculty (majority having Doctoral or Post
Graduate degree) possessing academic experience and industrial exposure.
The Institution is located in the heart of the Calicut city, well connected by a
network of road, rail and airport. The staff strength and the quality of student
input are medium. The major weakness of the institute is identified as
limitations in infrastructural facilities.
The institution is striving constantly for improving and being at par with
the institutional counter parts not only in the state, but even in the country.
Several academic and co-curricular activities are organized every year to
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bring up the institution as a Centre of Excellence. Faculty have active
involvement in various research areas and many have to their credit articles
published in reputed National/ International Journals and conferences.
Interactive programs with pioneer industries in and around the state have
also been conducted. Interaction with experts of various fields of knowledge
is extremely helpful in motivating and enlightening the students and faculty.
Visiting faculty scheme is fruitfully utilized to provide talks and workshops
handled by technical experts for the benefit of students. The institution being
one among the nineteen project institutions of TEQIP phase II, the academic
quality improvement activities involving students, faculty and staff were in
full swing during the academic year.
This report presents a summary of the various activities organized and
conducted in the institution during the academic year 2013-14. The following
is the list of Administrative staff working at this institution.
Sl.
No
First Name
Last Name
Present Designation
1
Dr. Byjubai
T.P
Principal
2
Lina
T.R
Administrative Assistant
3
Joy
M.O
Accounts Officer
4
Beena.
V.K
Senior Supdnt
5
Rajamma
V.K
Junior Supdnt
6
Sreenivasan
P.M
Chief Accountant
7
Muhammed
Arangoth
Technical Store Keeper
8
Abdurahiman
T
Head Accountant
9
Rajan
M.C
Sergeant Gr.1
10
Bhama
V.P
Confidential Assistant
11
Balakrishnan
K.K
Librarian Gr. II (HG)
12
Seena.
V
Librarian Gr. IV (HG)
13
Laila.
G
Typist (Selection Grade)
14
Shaji.
M.P
U.D Typist
15
Muneer
N.C
U.D Typist
3
16
Babitha
M
L D Typist
17
Swarnamani.
C
U.D Clerk (HG)
18
Nirmala
K
U.D Clerk (HG)
19
Vasantha
S
U.D Clerk (HG)
20
Sheeba
M.P
Senior Clerk
21
Janardhanan
K.V
Senior Clerk
22
V
Senior Clerk
23
Abdul
Shukkoor
Sreejith
S
Clerk
24
Rajan
N.M
Clerk
25
Sheeba
N.K
Clerk/ Store Keeper
26
Prasad Kumar
V.P
Driver (HDV)
27
Sathiyajith
A
Driver (HDV)
28
Unnikrishnan
P
Driver (HDV)
29
Ratnakaran
N.C
Non Technical Attender
30
Sathianathan
E
,,
31
Rajan
Karuvandy
,,
32
Sasidharan
K
,,
33
Muhammed
P
,,
34
Devadasan
P
,,
35
Jayachandran
P
,,
36
Aravindan
T.K
37
Jameela
T.T
Gardener
38
Shyamala
T.M
Full Time Sweeper
39
Santha.
V
Full Time
40
Sujanakumar
P.P
Office Attendant
41
Ramdas
M.K
,,
42
Unnikrisnan
M.P
,,
43
Sundaran
A
,,
44
Ratheesan
Parappurath
,,
45
Muhammed
Haroon
Rameshan.
K
,,
46
,,
K.T
Office Attendant
4
47
V.N
48
Retheesh
Kumar
Deepak
,,
E
Bus Cleaner
49
Murukadas
K.K
Watchman
50
Vijeesh.
K
Watchman
51
Sanil
M
Watchman
52
PM
Watchman
53
Subhash
Chandran
Ushabai
K.U
Part Time Sweeper
54
Vimala
S
Part Time Sweeper
55
Moossa
Ponnarath
Part Time Sweeper
56
Prabhavathi
K.P
Part Time Sanitary
Worker
2.ACTIVITIES OF DEPARTMENTS
The institution offers five B.Tech courses
viz. Applied Electronics and
Instrumentation Engg, Civil Engg, Chemical Engg, Electronics and
Communication Engg and Mechanical Engg. The Applied Electronics &
Instrumentation Engg and Electronics and Communication Engg are
combined and acted as one department.
2.2 Department of Applied Electronics &
Instrumentation Engineering
2.1.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf
2.1.1.1
Sl No
Details of Faculty members
Name
Designation
Qualificatio
n
1
Dr.Abdul Hameed K M
Professor(ECE)
Ph.D
2.
Dr. Sreekumar C
Associate
Ph.D
Professor(EEE)
3.
Mr. B.S Shajee Mohan
Associate
Professor(ECE)
5
M.tech
4.
Mr. Rishidas S.
Associate
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
5.
Mr. Asokan O.V
Associate
M.tech
Professor(EEE)
6.
Mr. Brij Mohan K
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
7.
Mrs. Shanthini K.S
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
8.
Mr. Abdu Rahiman V
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
9.
Mr. Sujith Kumar T P
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
10.
Mr. Jithesh C.P
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
11.
Mr. Pradeep K. Bharathan
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
12.
Mrs. Agnes Jacob
Assistant
M.tech
Professor(ECE)
13.
Mr.Abdul Shukkoor M
Assistant
B.tech
Professor(ECE)
14.
15.
16.
Mr. Abdul Saleem P.K(On
Assistant
deputation)
Professor(EEE)
Mr. Baburaj M (On
Assistant
deputation)
Professor(ECE)
Mr. Arun Varghees (On
Assistant
deputation)
Professor(ECE)
2.1.1.2
Sl
M.tech
B.tech
M.tech
Details of Technical Staf
Name
Designation
Qualification
Mr. Abid Tharavattath
Computer
M.Sc(Physics),MHRM,P
No
1.
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2.
Mr. Jeejo M.
Programmer
GDCA
System Analyst
M.Sc(Physics),MCA
Thankappan
3.
Mr. Anil R.
Trade Instructor
Senior Grade
NCVT(Electronics)
4.
Mr. Kishore Kumar M.T.
Trade Instructor
NCVT(Electronics)
Grade II
5.
Mrs. Salma A.P
Trade Instructor
NCVT(Electronics)
Grade II
6.
Mrs. Shyni M.K.
Trade Instructor
B.Tech(ECE)
Grade II
7.
Mr. Shanu M.K.
Trades Man
NCVT(COPA)
8.
Mr. Shibu P.M
Trades Man
Diploma(Instrumentati
on)
9.
Mr. Jithesh P.T.K
Trades Man
NCVT(Electrician)
10.
Mr. Mahesh C.
Trades Man
NCVT(Electronics)
1.2.1 Academic performance
A brief account of the various academic activities and their outcome
are dealt in this section.
2.1.2.1.
s1s2
Batch
201216
(AE&I)
201216
(ECE)
201115
2010 14
Results of University Examinations
S3
T
P
%
6
9
5
0
7
8
6
8
5
0
7
3
6
2
2
2
6
9
4
6
S4
S5
T
P
%
T
P
%
3
6
6
7
4
5
6
7
6
7
4
2
6
3
6
7
6
9
4
0
5
8
6
9
4
9
7
1
S6
S7
T
P
%
T
P
%
6
9
4
4
6
4
6
9
4
3
62.3
7
T
P
S8
%
T
P
%
2009 13
6
7
5
5
8
2
7
3
4
7
6
4
7
3
3
9
5
3
7
3
3
4
4
7
7
3
4
3
58.9
0
7
3
5
1
7
0
7
3
6
8
9
3
2.1.2.2. Academic Distinctions
NIL
2.1.2.3
Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements
The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14
(University level) of students in this regard is furnished in the Table below.
Sl.
No.
1.
Name of the Class
Student
Binyameen.P
S8 AEI
Item
Rank
FOOTBALL
PARTICIPATED
2.
Akhil S Nair
S8 AEI
FOOTBALL
PARTICIPATED
3.
Arun.A
S8 AEI
CRICKET
PARTICIPATED
4.
Dijeesh.K
S8 AEI
CRICKET
PARTICIPATED
5.
Vijisha.P
S6 AEI
STORY WRITING(MALAYALAM)
FIRST
6.
Anju Lakshmi
S6 AEI
STORY WRITING(HINDI)
PARTICIPATED
7.
Nihal Nazar
S6 AEI
STORY WRITING(ENGLISH)
PARTICIPATED
8.
Anagha.A
S6 AEI
GROUP SONG(MALYALAM)
THIRD
9.
Amrutha.V
S6 AEI
ELOCUATION(TAMIL) &
PARTICIPATED
ESSAY WRITING(HINDI)
10.
Justin Joy
S4 AEI
FOOTBALL
PARTICIPATED
11.
Fajas.N.P
S4 ECE
FOOTBALL
PARTICIPATED
12.
Muhammed
Mushin
S1S2
AEI
Sabrin
S1S2
AEI
13.
14.
15.
Heain
Selvis
Anna
ESSAY WRITING(URDU)
POETRY
COMPETITION(MALYALAM)
ESSAY WRITING(SANSKRIT)
S1S2
8
PARTICIPATED
PARTICIPATED
PARTICIPATED
THIRD
16.
Anu Priya
AEI
ENGLISH DRAMA
THIRD
17.
Sachin R Das
S1S2
ECE
ENGLISH DRAMA
PARTICIPATED
Anjali
ELOCUATION(TAMIL)
S1S2
ECE
S1S2
ECE
.
2.1.3. AE&I Engineering Association Activities
2.1.3.1 ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION (EISA) 2013 – 14
2.1.3.1.1
ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES NAMED ‘PROVISION 13’
1) MOCK PLACEMENT conducted on 10/10/2013
A session on “Emloyability development program” was conducted by
Adv. Dinesh and
Mr. Niranjan(NIUL).Also classes were
conducted on Group Discussion. Mock Interview was also conducted.
2) GENERAL QUIZ conducted on 17/10/2013.
The Quiz program was exclusively conducted for S1S2 students.
3) MOCK PRESS conducted on 22/10/2013
In this event a Press Club environment was being arranged and this
event was conducted as a part of student’s personality development.
4)
PAPER PRESENTATION-22/10/2013
5)
ASSOCIATION INAUGRATION-22/10/2013
EISA was inaugurated by Dr. Abraham T Mathew from NIT. The winners
of ‘PROVISION 13’ were appreciated.
6)
WEBSITE LAUNCH held on 1/12/13
7)
E-BOOK DISTRIBUTION held on 5/12/13
8)
GD CLUB INAUGRATION held on 14/1/14:
The GD CLUB was inaugurated by Dr. Abdul Hameed.
9
9)
EISA SCHOLARSHIP distributed on 30/3/14
EISA Scholarship was awarded to meritorious students.
10)
PRE-WORKSHOP SEMINAR conducted on 23/1/14 & 2/2/14
Seminar
was
INSTRUMENTATION”.
held
on
“ROBOTICS”
11)
ROBOTICS WORSHOP conducted on 9/3/14
12)
GATE CLUB – In progress
AND
“INDUSTRIAL
2.1.3.2 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION (ECSA)
1) ASSOCIATION INAUGURATION on 24/1/14ECSA was inaugurated by Ms.
SATHI DEVI, professor of NIT and a Technical talk on “CRYPTOGRAPHY”
was delivered by Ms .SAHI DEVI. The meritorious candidates were
being appreciated and awarded prizes.
2) TECHNICAL QUIZ on 24/1/14
3) TECHNICAL DEBATE held on 24/1/14
4) LOGO LAUNCH held on 24/1/14
5) WEBSITE WORK – In Progress
2.1.4.
2.1.4.1
Sl
N
1
o
2
Achievements by the faculty members
Faculty publications
Tile of the paper
Name
A Complete Model of MMC Using
Mathematical Continuous
Modeling Approach
"VCCR Controlled SEPIC Power
Factor Correction Circuit" ,
of
the
Journal/Conference
Faculty
Dr.Sreekumar
title
" Proceedings of the
National Conference on
Systems, Energy and
Environment(NCSEE'13)
August 2013
Dr.Sreekumar
Proceedings of the
National Conference
on Systems, Energy and
Environment(NCSEE'13)
August 2013
2.1.4.2
In house training programmes conducted
Sl No
Title
Coordinator
10
Duration
Remarks
1
STTP on “Signal
Processing and
Pattern Analysis”
2.1.4.3
2
3
4
5
6
13-19 March
2014 (6 days)
Sponsored by
DTE, TVM
Short term courses attended outside the Institution
Sl. No. Name of staff
1
Prof.
Shajeemohan
B.S.
Course attended
Dr.Abdul Hameed Technology Enabled Teaching and Learning at IIM
Kozhikode, 4-8 November 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP
KM
sponsored
Conference on using python for science and
engineering research and education(ScipyIndia2013)
at IIT Bombay, 13-15 December 2013 (3 days) –
TEQIP sponsored
National Workshop on GPU Programming and
Applications (GPA-2014) at IIT Bombay, 24-26
February 2014 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsored
Embedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July
2013 (5 days) – TEQIP sponsored
B.S.Shajeemohan System Design using DSP and microprocessors,
NIELIT Calicut, 8-14 April 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP
sponsored
Winter School on Speech and Audio Processing
WISSAP 2014 at IIT Hyderabad, 17-21 Jan 2014 (5
days) – TEQIP sponsored
1st Indian Workshop on Machine Learning (iWML2013)
IIT Kanpur, 1-3 July 2013 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsored
Rishidas S
Short Term Course Cryptography and Network
security at LBT Trivandrum, 3-7 December 2013 (5
days)
Asokan O V
Mathematical modeling and Analysis of Systems,
GEC Thrissur, 10-14 June 2013 (5 days) – TEQIP
sponsored
Brijmohan K
Pradeep
K Embedded System Design, NIELIT Calicut, 15-19 July
Bharathan
7
Abdu Rahiman V
8
Shanthini K S
System Design using DSP and microprocessors,
sponsored
National Workshop on GPU Programming and
Applications (GPA-2014) at IIT Bombay, 24-26
February 2014 (3 days) – TEQIP sponsored
11
9
Sujith Kumar T P
10
Jithesh C P
sponsored
sponsored
sponsored
2.1.4.4
Expert lectures conducted by Faculty outside
institution
Sl.
Staff
Title
B S Shajee Mohan
1.Teaching methods for Engineering curricula,LBS
No.
1.
College of
Engineering, Kasargod. 31/07/2013.
2. MNAF ,conducted by EEE department ,GCE
Kannur, 2013 Oct 7-2
3. Pattern analysis for speech application at STTP
on Speech and Audio process, GCE Thrichur ,2014
Jan 27-31.
4. Secure data encryption using encrypted and
compressed technique at STTP on cryptography
and network security, LBS Institute of Technology
2.
Dr. C. Sreekumar
for Women,Trivandram ,Dec2013
1.Control of Vibrations at the STTP on Structural
Vibration
and
control
conducted
by
CE
department ,GCE Kannur, June 2013.
2.Numerical Computation using Scilab at the STTP
on Data Analysis and technical documentation
3.
Abdu Rahiman. V
conducted by ECE department GCE Kannur.
MNAF Conducted by EEE department GCE Kannur
,2013 Oct 7-12.
12
2.1.4.5
Higher Qualification & Other achievements acquired
by the Faculty: NIL
2.1.4.6
Faculty doing Quality Improvement Programme
Sl. No.
Name of Staf
Programme attending
1.
Mr. Babu Raj M
Doing M.Tech programme at NIT Calicut.
2.
Mr. Abdul Saleem P
K
Doing phD at IISC Bangolre.
3.
Doing PhD at NIT Calicut
Mr. Arun Varghese
2.1.4.7
Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised
Sl No. Faculty
1
Programme
Dr.Sooraj, Asst Prof, GEC Technical Writing for s4 batch, 10-11 October
Kannur
2
Dr.
2013
Ranjith
Ram,
Asst Computation with MATLAB for s1 M.Tech , 22-
Prof,GEC Kannur
3
Dr.
23 October 2013
Nandakumar, Switched mode power supplies for s6 batch,
Associate
Prof
in
EEE, 30 October 2013
GEC Thrissur
4
Dr.
S
Kumaravel,
Asst Fuzzy and neuro fuzzy systems for s8 batch,
Prof in EEE, NIT Calicut
5
Dr
Sunitha
30 Sep 2013
Sreenivas, Communicative
English,
Reading,Writing,
Asst Prof, Govt College speaking for s4 batch 30-31 October 2013
Mokeri
6
Dr.
Ajith
Kumar, Applications of Microcontroller and Python for
Interuniversity
s6 batch 1-2 January 2014
Accelerator centre, New
Delhi
7
Dr. Sathidevi P S,Prof in Cryptography for s4 batch, 24 January 2014
13
ECE,NIT Calicut
1.3 Department of Chemical Engineering
2.2.1
2.2.1.1
Sl
Faculty and Supporting Staf
Name
Designation
Qualification
1 Dr. Rejini. V. O.
Professor
Ph.D
2 Dr. Gigi Sebastian
Associate
Ph.D
No
Professor
3 Smt. Ushakumary. E. R.
Associate
M.Tech
Professor
4 Smt. Sindu. N.
Assistant
M.Tech
Professor
5 Dr. Mary Luby. C.
Assistant
Professor
Ph.D
6 Smt. Binu. T. V.
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
7 Shri. Subin Poulose
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
8 Smt.Haseena.P.V(Relieved on
19/2/2014)
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
9 Smt. Suma. K.
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
10 Smt.Mercy Anna Philip
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
11 Smt.Ranjana.R
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
12 Smt.Sajitha. C. M.
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
13 Smt.Syama.S (Joined on
17/2/2014)
Assistant
Professor
B.Tech
14
14 Smt.Suji.S.K (Joined on
12/2/2014)
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
15 Smt.Heera Viswanath
Contract
Lecturer
M.Tech
16 Smt.Sruthi Gopal
Contract
Lecturer
M.Tech
2.2.1.2
Sl
Details of Technical Staf
Name
Designation
Qualificati
No
on
1 Harish.B (provisiona,
Instructor Grade I
B.Tech
2 Ali Akbar.E.T
Instructor Grade II
B.Tech
3 Krishnan Karadan
Trade
ITI
Relieved on 31/3/2014)
Instructor(Electrical)
4 Geetha.M
Trade Instructor
B.Tech
5 Bijoy.M
Trade Instructor
Diploma
6 Sujith.E
Trade Instructor
Diploma
7 Rajagopalan.P.M
Tradesman
THSLC,ITI
8 Rajeesh.P
Tradesman
Diploma
9 Bijina.K.P
Tradesman
Diploma
Contract Instructor
Diploma
10 Divya
Grade II
1.2.1
Academic performance
2.2.2.1 Results of University Examinations
Batch
S1S2
T
P
S3
% T
S4
P
T
T
S5
T
% T
15
S6
P
% T
S7
P
% T
S8
P
% T
P
%
2012-
6
4
7
16
3
8
6
2011-
6
4
6
6
5
7
6
5
8
15
2
2
8
8
3
8
8
6
2
2010-
6
3
5
6
4
6
6
3
5
6
4
5
6
4
7
14
3
5
6
8
5
6
8
9
7
8
0
9
8
8
1
2009-
6
4
7
6
5
8
6
4
6
6
3
5
6
4
6
6
5
8
6
5
7
13
2
8
7
7
6
4
7
3
4
7
4
1
7
4
6
7
4
1
7
2
8
2.2.2.2 Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements
The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14 of
students is furnished in the Table below.
Sl.
No.
1
2
Name
Student
of
the Clas
s
Mohammad shajid
Shilpa Venugopal
S6
Item
Lakshya 2013 Chem Drive
Rank
1
prize
Lakshya 2013 Chem Drive
1
prize
University Arts Festival Elocution
Sanskrit
1
prize
S6
University Arts Festival
Versification Sanskrit
2
prize
3
Manu Saji Samual
S6
Inter Class Table Tennis
2
prize
4
Rahul Rajan
S6
Aces- Technical Quiz
1
prize
S6
Calicut University B Zone Art FestPookalam
3
prize
Calicut University B Zone Art FestCollage
1
prize
5
6
Fahad C. I
Athul. P
S6
ISTE- Pi- Quiz Competition
16
1
prize
7
M RK
Sreelakhshmi
S1S
2
Calicut University B Zone Art FestNadakkam English
8
Krishnaraj. M
S6
Chemspark- 2013 Hosur Paper
Presentation
Manu Saji Samual
S6
Schemcon- 2013 Paper
Presentation
Nousheer. K. T
S6
Presentation
9
10
11
Sheefek. M
S6
Presentation
12
Shilpa Venugopal
S6
Chemspark- 2013 Hosur Paper
Presentation
13
Jibin Babu
S8
Presentation
14
Amjad Ali. T
S8
Presentation
S8
Presentation
15
Haseeb V. V
2.2.3
3
prize
Chemical Engineering Association Activities
1. Inauguration of the activites of ACES 2013-14 by Sri.Suresh Kumar.P.K
(secretary,IIChe Kochi chapter) on 10-10-2013
2. Technical Quiz on Chemical Engineering on 10-10-2013
3. Training on LATEX in association with IEEE,GEC Kozhikode Chapter on
10-10-2013
4. Industrial visit for 1st year students on 11-02-2014 to VKC,Kozhikode
5. Industrial visit for 2nd year students on
18-01-2014 to
MILMA,Kozhikode
6. Industrial training for a group of 3rd year students to FACT,Kochi
7. Online competition ‘Labyrinth’ in the month of February
8. Website for ‘Association for chemical Engineering Students’ launched
on 20-02-2014.Web site address:aces.geckkd.ac.in
2.2.4 Achievements by the faculty members
2.2.4.1 Faculty publications
Sl
No
Tile of the paper
Name
of
the Journal/Conference title
Faculty
17
Defluoridation of
Drinking Water
using Natural
1 Absorbents
Removal of
Cadmium,
Chromium,
Copper,Lead and
Zinc Ions by Alisma
Plantago in
2 Aquatica
Steady Zone
Zinc(Ii) adsorption
using Alisma
Plantago in
3 Aquatica
Production of
biodiesel from
vegetable oil using
Cao catalyst and
analysis of its
performance in 4
4 stroke diesel engine
Biosynthesis of
silver Nano
5 particles
Two phase
biosynthesis of
silver
nanoparticles for
prospective
dermatological
6 applications
Sonosynthesis of
polystyrene/alumin
7 a Nano composite
2.2.4.2
Sl
Title
Ranjana R
ICMF-2013, 6,7,8, Nov 2013,GEC
Thrissur
E R Ushakumari
International Journal of
Environment and Waste
Management Vol 13,No:1,Page 7589,Jan 2014
E R Ushakumari
4th International Conference on
Environmental Eng and
Applications-Iceea 2013,Aug 2425,Hotel Royal,Singapore
Sruthi
gopal,Sajitha c
m
International journal of scientific
and Research publication
vol3,issue ii,nov 2013 -issn 2250
-3153
Subin Poulose
Journal of Nanoscience and
Nanotechnology,vol 14,20382049,2014
Subin Poulose
Asian Congress on
Biotechnology,2013,dec- 1519,2013,Newdelhi,India
Mercy Anna
Philip
Journal of Nano engineering and
Nanosystems ,vol2226,page157164,2012
Coordinator
18
Duration
Remar
No
ks
1
Technopreneurship
Ranjana.R,
Sajitha C M
2-7 December
2013
DTE
2
Research
methodology
Ushakumari.E.R,
Subin Poulose
24-28June2013
TEQIP
3
Renewable and
unconventional
energy for
sustainble future
Sindhu.N,Dr.Mary
Luby C
22-26 July 2013
TEQIP
4
Recent Technological
Advances in Drugs
and
Pharamaceuticals
Binu.T.V, Suji.S.K
(Haseena.P.V)
24Feb-1st
March2014
TEQIP
2.2.4.3 Short
Institution
Sl.
No.
term
courses
attended
outside
the
Name of staf
Course attended
BIJOY M,Trade
Instructor ΙI
1
SUJITH E, Trade
Instructor ΙI
ALI AKBAR E TWorkshop
Instructor
2
Subin Paulose
ONJOB TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR FIELD ENGINEERS
ON FLOWMETERS AND CALIBERATION
TECHNIQUES,FCRI, Palakkad,8-12 JULY
Effective Team Management, National Productivity
Council, New Delhi,9 -13 Sept 2013
Ranjana R
Binu T V
3
Suma K,
Dr MARY LUBI C
Haseena P V
4
Basics Of Computational Fluid Dynamics And Software,
Fcri, Palakkad,12,13 September 2013
Haseena Pv
Sajitha C M
Icmf 2013,Gec, Thrissur,6-8, November-2013
19
Haseena Pv
5
6
Sajitha C M
Dr. V O REJINI
First National Conference On Advanced Trends In
Chemical Engineering, GEC Thrissur,26-28, September
-2013
LEADERSHIP SKILL DEVELOPMENT,IIM KOZHIKODE,1116, NOVEMBER 2013
Dr. V O REJINI
7
8
Dr. MARY LUBI C
Subin Poulose
VACUUM TECHNOLOGY FOR PROCESS APPLICATIONS,IIT
KHARGPUR,18-27, NOVEMBER-2013
Subin Poulose
Asian Congress On Biotechnology, IIT Delhi
Ali Akbar,
( Instructor
Grade Ii)
9
Geetha(Trade
Instructor)
Bijina
(Tradesman)
Safety Maintenance And Quality Management, Tkm
College Of Engg. Kollam,27-29 November 2013
10
Bijoy M
Stp 916-Short Term Training Programme For Trade
Instructors And Tradesman, IMG Calicut,2-4, December
2013
11
Ushakumary E R
4th International Conference On Environmental
Engineering And Applications, Iceea 2013,Singapore,2425, August-2013
12
Ranjana.R
"Technopreneurship "At GEC, Thrissur On 26,September 2013
2.2.4.4
institution
Sl.
Expert
Staff
lectures
conducted
by Faculty
outside
Title
No.
1.
Ushakumari.E.R
1.’Introduction
to
heat
transfer’
at
Government Polytechnic, West Hill, Calicut
for 3hours
2. ’Thermodynamics‘ at
20
Central School
,East Hill, Calicut for 1.5hours
2.2.4.5
Sl. No.
1
2.2.5
Sl
No.
Name of Staf
Programme attending
Smt.Beula.C
Doing PhD/M.Tech programme at IIT Madras
Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised
Name of Speakers
Dr. B. Lakhmikutty Amma
1
Retd. Professor in
Chemical Engineering
Govt. Engineering College
Thrissur
Topic
Date
Chemical Process Calculations :
2nd
Some Simple Tips for Deeper
September
Understanding
2013
18th
Dr. Tessy Varghese
4
Back-end of Nuclear Fuel Cycle
Senior Principal Scientist
BARC Mumbai
Prof. V.K.Sasikumar
2013
1. Chemical Reaction Engineering:
An Overview
6
Retd. Professor in
Thrissur
October
29/10/2013
&
2. Introduction to Chemical Reactor
30/10/2013
Design
Prof. Ramachandran N.
7
Asst. Professor (Retd.) in
Thrissur
Fundamental approach to process
development and design
21
07/11/2013
Sachidanandan J.P., GM
Production, Hindustan
Organic Chemicals Ltd.
Ambalamugal
8
Introduction to Petrochemical
20/02/2014
Industries and their Importance
Abdul Shukoor K.A.,
9
Dy. Chief Superintend
Production, Fertilizers and
Chemicals Travancore Ltd.
Udyogamondal
Role of Chemical Engineers in
Industries.
06/03/2014
1.3 Department of Civil Engineering
2.3.1
2.3.1.1
Sl No
Name
Designation
Qualification
1
A.K Marakkarutty
Professor
M.E
2.
Anjana Santhakumar
Associate Professor
M.Tech
3.
Sreelekha.M.G.
Associate Professor
M.Tech
4.
Seena.P
Associate Professor
M.Tech
5.
Sreela P.K
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
6.
K. M. Kouzer
Associate Professor
PhD
7.
Ammad K.K
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
8.
Ansu V
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
9.
Dileep Kumar P.G
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
10.
Rahmathulla Noufal E
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
11.
Raghu Kumar C
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
12.
Ragesh P P
Assistant Professor
M.Tech
2.3.1.2 Details of Technical Staf
Sl No
Name
Designation
22
Qualification
1
Vinod Kumar P.C
Trade Instructor
Diploma
2.
Mohanan K
Trade Instructor
Diploma
3
Saritha V
Tradesman
Diploma
4
Grish Kumar O
Tradesman
Diploma
2.3.2
A brief account of the various academic activities and their outcome
are dealt in this section.
S1S2
Batch
T
P
S3
% T
P
S4
% T
P
S5
% T
P
S6
% T
P
S7
% T
P
S8
% T
P
%
2012- 16
63 48 76
2011- 15
63 48 76 68 61 90 68 59 87
2010 - 14
63 35 55 69 38 55 69 39 57 69 55 80 69 55 79 68 51 75
2009 - 13
66 55 83 72 55 76 72 61 85 72 57 79 72 47 65 72 60 83 72 67 93
2.3.3 Civil- Engineering Association Activities : Nil
2.3.4.1
Sl
Faculty publications
Title of the paper
N
Name
Faculty
of
the Journal/Conference
title
o
1
Behaviour
of
Steel
fibre
reinforced geopolymer concrete
members under flexure’
2.
Compressive
constitutive
behaviour of steel fibre reinforced
geopolymer concrete under cyclic
loading’
1.International
journal
of
earth
science
and
engineering, 2013
2.International
journal
engineering
23
of
Anjana
sciences, 2013
Santhakumar
3.
Prediction of Ultimate Strength of
Reinforced Geopolymer Concrete
Wall Panels in One-way Action”
4.
Compressive
Constitutive
Behaviour
of
Steel
Fibre
under Cyclic Loading
5.
Compressive
Constitutive
Behaviour
of
Steel
Fibre
under Cyclic Loading
3.Construction
Building
and
materials,
2013
4.International
conference
on
Advances
in
Engineering
and
Technology
at
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology,
May
2013
5.International
conference
on
Advances
in
Engineering
and
Technology,2013,
Journal
6
of
engineering science
6.International
Geopolymer concrete – An energy
efficient and ecofriendly concrete
conference
on
Energy, Environment
and
7
Effect of steel fibres
mechanical properties
polymer concrete
ecofriendly
buildings,2013
7.Advances
on the
f geo
concrete
construction
8
9.
2013
8.Magazine
Influence of steel fibres on
tension stiffening and cracking of
reinforced geo polymer concrete
concrete
Flexural Strength and Behaviour
of Reinforced High Performance
Concrete Slender Shear Walls
Seena.P
1
0
in
Durability studies on coir geotextiles
24
dec
of
research,
January 2014
1 International
Conference on
Advances
in
Engineering
and
Technology
(ICAET – 2013)
1.Geo-synthetics,
April 1-4, 2013
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
4
1
5
1
6
1
7
Shopping participation and
duration models for workers in
Calicut city
Sreela.P.K
Shopping participation and
duration models for workers in
Calicut city
Sreela.P.K
Comparison in strength of I
section used as flexural member
by limit state method and
working stress method
Comparison in strength of single
angle and double angle used as
tension members by limit state
method and working stress
method”,
Ammad K. K
Dileep Kumar P.G
working stress method”,
Comparison in strength of single
angle and double angle used as
tension members by limit state
method and working stress
method”,
Rahmathulla
Noufal.E
working stress method
25
2.2nd Conference of
Transportation
Research Group of
India , 2013 Dec
Journal “Procedia
social and
behavioural science”
1 National
Conference on
Recent Trends in
Engineering and
Technology, April,
2013,
1 International
conference on New
Trends in Structural
and Nano
Composites in Civil
Engineering , April,
2013, , Maria
College of
Engineering and
Technology,
Marthandam, Tamil
Nadu
2 National
Conference on
Recent Trends in
Engineering and
Technology, April
2013, ,S.V.S College
of Engineering and
Technology ,
Coimbatore.
International
conference on New
Trends in Structural
and Nano
Composites in Civil
Engineering , April,
2013, , Maria
College of
Engineering and
Technology,
Marthandam, Tamil
Nadu
National Conference
on Recent Trends in
Engineering and
Technology, April
2013, ,S.V.S College
of Engineering and
Technology ,
Coimbatore.
2.3.4.2
Sl No
1
Title
STTP on “Geotechnical
Engineering Challenges
Govt. Engineering
College, Kozhikode
September 2013
Coordinat
or
Dr. K.M
Kouzer &
Dileep
Kumar P.G
Duratio
n
5
Remarks
DTE/TEQIP
2.3.4.3 Short term courses attended outside the Institution
Sl.
Name of staf
Course attended
Dr. K.M Kouzer
Plaxis Advanced Course on Computational
Geotechnics IIT Madras (Organized by Plaxis and
Ram Caddsys Pvt. Ltd., Chennai) September
2013
Finite Element Methods and Applications in Civil
Engineering IIT Bombay July 2013
No.
1.
ANSYS APDL & CFD Innovent Engineering
Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore May 2013
Destructive and non destructive testing methods
for civil Engg materials and structure ,
Engineering staff college of India Hyderabad
16.4.2013 to 19.4.2013
1. Urban Transport Systems Planning (UTSP)
November 25-29, 2013
2
Sreela P.K
3
Dileep Kumar PG
Modern Techniques-testing of Civil Engineering
materials, Hyderabad ESCI, August 2-2013
4
Rahmathulla noufal
Distructive and non distructive testing methds for
civil engineering materials and structures, 16-42013-19-4-14
2.3.4.4 Expert lectures conducted by Faculty outside
institution
26
Sl.
Staf
Title
No.
1.
Dr K M Kouzer
1. “Ground Improvement Techniques” (28th
January 2014) at Govt. Polytechnic College,
Perinthalmanna
2. “Ground Improvement Techniques” (8th
January 2014) at Vidya Academy of Science
and Technology, Thalakkotttukara, Thrissur
2.3.4.5 Higher Qualification & Other achievements
acquired
by the Faculty
Dr. K.M.Kouzer, Assistant Professor in CE,
 Achieved Best Teacher Award (2012-13) in Govt. Engineering
College, Kozhikode
 Reviewer of International Journal of Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering (IJGEE)
 Reviewer of Indian Geotechnical Journal (IGJ)
 Involved in Question Paper setting of B.Tech & M. Tech
examinations for various Universities.
2.3.4.6
Sl. No.
Name of Staf
Programme attending
1
Sreelekha M.G
Doing PhD programme at NIT Calicut
2.
Seena. P
3.
Ansu. V
4.
Raghu Kumar C
5.
Ragesh P.P
2.3.4.7 Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised 2013-14
Sl
Faculty
Programme
Nil
Nil
No.
1
27
1.2 Department of Mechanical Engineering
2.4.1
2.4.1.1 Details of Faculty members
Sl
Name
Designation
Qualification
1 Prof. V.I.Balasubramanium
Professor
M.Tech
2 Dr. Shaji K.
Associate
Ph.D
No
Professor
3 Dr. Sajith P P
Associate
Ph.D
Professor
4 Dr. Sreejith B.
Associate
Ph.D
Professor
5 Dr.Anirudhan P
Assistant
Professor
Ph.D
6 Biju I K
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
7 Raveendran C.K.
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
8 Jesseela S.
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
9 Sajeeb A.M
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
10 Saijal.K K
Assistant
Professor
M.E.
11 Najeeb K
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
12 Prajeeth Kumar
Assistant
Professor
M.Tech
13 Mr. Athul Suresh Chandran
Contract
Lecturer
B.Tech, M.S.
28
14
Contract
Lecturer
B.Tech
15 Mr. Rethil
Contract
Lecturer
B.Tech
16 Mr. Jeethu
Contract
Lecturer
PhD
Mr . Deepesh D
2.4.1.2 Details of Technical Staf
Sl
Name
Designation
Qualificati
No
on
1 Ali Asker K T
Workshop Superintend
B Tech
2 Balakrishnan N
First Grade Instructor
B.Tech
3 Yesudasan K I
Diploma
4 Santhosh Kumar PC
Workshop Instructor
(TI)
Trade Instructor (TI)
5 V. K. Hareendranath
ITI
6 Abdul Salam M C
ITI
7 Satheesan A
ITI
8 Abdul Basheer V. P
ITI
9 Muhammed Ammer M.P
ITI, NAC
10 Vinod K
ITI
11 Ahammedali K K
Trades Man
Diploma
12 Sunil Kumar O V
Trades Man
ITI
2.4.2
ITI , NAC
Batch
S1S2
S3
T
P
% T
2012 -
6
4
7
16
3
7
5
S4
P
% T
S5
T
% T
29
S6
P
% T
S7
P
% T
S8
P
% T
P
%
2011 -
6
4
7
6
3
5
6
4
5
15
2
4
1
8
6
3
8
0
9
2010 -
6
4
7
6
1
2
6
2
3
6
4
6
6
4
7
6
5
7
14
3
7
5
9
8
6
9
6
8
9
7
8
9
9
1
9
3
7
2009 -
6
5
8
7
3
5
7
3
5
6
4
5
6
4
6
6
4
6
6
6
9
13
4
4
4
1
8
4
1
8
4
9
0
8
9
6
7
9
7
8
9
4
3
2.4.2.2 Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements
The Co-curricular/Extracurricular Achievements for the year 2013-14 is
furnished in the Table.
Sl. Name of
No.
Student
1
the Clas
s
Shajaz Kabeer
2
Surag N.R.
3
Salahudheen
4
Suneeth Francis
5
Harikrishnan
6
Suneeth Francis
Item
S6
Member of Calicut University
Basketball Team
S8
Silver medal for Boxing, Interzone
level, Calicut University
S8
Bronze medal for Boxing, Interzone
S8
1st prize for String, B-zone level, Calicut
University
S6
1st prize for Chenda, B-zone level,
Calicut University
S8
2nd prize for Western vocal, B-zone
.
2.4.2.3
Mechanical Engineering Association Activities
1. A grand automotive technical fest “RIOGA” is conducted at Calicut
Beach.
2. A Technical seminar on Quality control by WQC is conducted.
3. A seminar on Various capabilities of Mechanical softwares by
CADDCENTRE is conducted
4. Industrial visit for 3rd year students to MILMA,Kozhikode
30
Rank
2.4.3.1 Faculty publications
Sl
Tile of the paper
No
Name
of
Journal/Conference title
the
Faculty
1
2
3
4
Effect of Plate
Characteristics on Axial
Dispersion and Heat
Transfer in Plate Heat
Exchangers
“Parametricstudiesonwel
dpenetrationon plate
ofAluminiumalloy6061T6using FEM simulation
Optimal Trailing Edge
Flap Positions of
Helicopter Rotor for
Various Advance Ratios
Effect of weld speed on
Stress distribution
along plate of
Aluminium alloy 6061T6 using FEM thermomechanical simulation”
2.4.3.2
Sl
No
1
K.Shaji., and
Das S K.
ASME J. Heat Transfer., 135, pp.
0418011–04180110 2013
Sajeeb A.M.
Applied Mechanics and Materials Vol.
367 (2013) pp 90-95© (2013)
K.K.Saijal
and K.
Prabhakar
an Nair
Global Engineering, Science and
Technology Conference, Novotel World
Trade Centre, Dubai,UAE, 1-2, April-2013
Sajeeb A.M.
Global Engineering, Science and
Technology Conference, Novotel World
Trade Centre, Dubai,UAE, 1-2, April-2013
Title
Teaching – A
multitasking service
Coordinator
Duration
Dr. sreejith B.
17-21 March
2014
Remark
s
TEQIP
Sl.
No.
1
2
Name of staff
Sajeeb A.M.
Saijal K.K.
Dr. Shaji K.
Dr. Sreejith B.
Course attended
Engine testing & certification course At ARAI
Pune during 19-23 August 2013
Energy Management at IIT Bombay during 18 –
22, November 2013
31
Mr. Prajeeth kumar
3
Sajeeb A.M.
V.I
Balasubramanian
Raveendran C.K.
4
Dr. Anirudhan P.
3rd International Conference On Mechanics,
Simulation and Control (ICMSC- 2013),
Kanyakumari,24-25, June -2013
ANSYS – APDL & CFD at Innovent Solutions,
Bangalore, 20-24 May 2013
Saijal K.K.
Sajeeb A.M.
Sajeeb A.M.
5
Saijal K.K.
Applications of Finite Element Method to
Engineering Problems at NIT Calicut, 9-15
December 2013
2.4.3.4 Expert lectures conducted by Faculty outside institution
Sl.
Staff
Title
Dr. Sreejith B.
1.Reliability Engineering at GEC ayanad (12-
No.
1.
03-2014)
2. Advances in Reliability Engg. at GEC Kannur
(24-07-2014)
2.4.3.5 Faculty doing Quality Improvement Programme
Sl. No.
Name of Staf
Programme attending
1
Mr. Pradeep V.
Doing PhD programme at IIT Madras
2
Mr. Sajith Babu C.
Doing PhD programme at NIT Trichy
2.4.3.6
Sl
No.
1
Visiting Faculty Programmes Organised:
Name of Speakers
Topic
Date
Dr. Sasi & Dr. Vanitha,
Wind energy and its
20,21
Amritha Visyapeetam,
utilization
March 2014
Coimbatore
2.5Department of Applied Science
32
2.5.1 Faculty and Supporting Staf
2.5.1.1 Details of faculty members
Sl.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
Name
Designation
Dr. Joymon Joseph Assistant Professor in Mathematics
Dr. Muhammed Arif
Associate Professor in Chemistry
M
Dr. Rehina K
Associate Professor in Chemistry
Anuradha N
Assistant Professor in Mathematics
Dr. Deepesh K P
Assistant Professor in Mathematics
Sangeetha C
Assistant Professor in Chemistry
Qualification
PhD
PhD, M. Tech
PhD
M. Sc ,B. Ed
PhD
M. Sc ,B. Ed
7
Anupa T
Assistant Professor in Physics
M. Sc,M. Phil,B. Ed
8
Sajeesh Kumar M.
Assistant Professor in Physical
Education
MPE, Diploma in
Sports
Coaching(Hockey)
2.5.1.2 Details of Technical staf
Sl.No
1
Name
Rajasree
Designation
Demonstrator in
Chemistry
Qualification
M. Sc, B. Ed
2.5.2 Achievements by Faculty members
2.5.2.1 Faculty Publications
Sl.
No
Title of the paper
Name of the
faculty
Journal/conference
title
1
Cellulose nano-particles from
Pandanus
viscometric&crystallographic
studies
Sangeetha C
Cellulose
Combinatorial
matrix
theory & Generalised
inverses
of
matrices(2013)143-158
1.“Generalised Inverses &
Approximation numbers”
2
Dr. Deepesh K P
2.Approximation numbers for
relatively bounded operators
Functional Analysis :
Approximation
&
computation5:5 (2013)
35-42
2.5.2.2 In House Training Programmes Conducted
Sl.No
Title
Co-ordinators
33
Duration
Remarks
Recent trends in Applied 1.Dr.Deepesh K P
3 days
Science with
27/06/2013 to
Engineering Applications 2.Smt.Sangeetha C 29/06/2013
1
TEQIP
Sl.No Name of Staf
1
Dr. Joymon
Joseph
Course attended
*.One day National Seminar on Linear Algebra &
Cryptography organised by Govt.College
Madappally,Vadakara on 16/12/2013
2
Anuradha N
3
Sangeetha C
* 3 day Workshop on “Python and GNU octave “organised
by Govt.College Mananthavady from 24/03/2014 to
26/03/2014
*One day National Seminar on Linear Algebra &
Cryptography organised by Govt.College
Madappally,Vadakara on 16/12/2013
* FDP on Green Chemistry organised by Department of
Chemistry NIT Calicut,during the period 17/06/201321/06/2013
* FDP on Embedded system Design conducted by NIELIT
& TEQIP at NIELIT during the period from 15/07/2013 to
19/07/2013
*Kerala Science congress during
the period from 28/01/2014 to 31/01/2014
2.5.2.4 Expert lectures conducted by faculty outside the
institution
Sl.No
1
Staf
Title
Dr. Deepesh K * Invited talk on “Approximation numbers of operators “ in
P
the workshop on Spectral Analysis & Applications (SAAP2013) organised by Department of Mathematics &
Computational Sciences NIT Surathkal during the period
14/02/2013-16/02/2013
* Invited talk on “ Fixed Point Theorems” on 11-03-2014 at
Thunchan Memorial Govt.College,Tirur
* Invited talkon “ Compact operators on Banach Spaces “ at
U C College, Aluva on 3/03/2014
3.4ACTIVITIES OF INDUSTRY INSTITUTE
INTERACTION CELL
The year 2013-14 has been a year of achievements for the Industry
Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC) of the college. The details are
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consolidated and presented in the graph (bar-chart) reflecting different
activities over a period of last four years. The IIIC of the college made
significant improvements in almost all aspects of activities proposed
under IIIC- namely- new MOUs, joint student projects with industries
and institutes, student training in industry, visiting faculty and expert
lectures, and workshops. The major companies who have entered into
MOUs include MILMA, RUBCO, EXELIXIR, DHAATRI-IMPEX, PARISONS
LIBERTY, NIRANJAN ULTRAOUND and NIELIT. In addition to these
industries, collaborative exercises with premier institutes like IISc and
NIT Calicut are also going on. Similar to previous years, the IIIC also
organised a workshop this year which was titled “Advanced Research
High Tech Industry” during 05-07th September 2013, featuring R&D
experts from BARC, ISRO and DRDO which has inspired both faculty
and our post graduate students to do quality research, and one of our
M.Tech students was accepted by BARC to undergo research work at
BARC, Trombay, Mumbai, for his M.Tech thesis related to instability
issues in natural convection loops. Activities of the IIIC were highly
appreciated by the state level monitoring agencies which include
academic experts Dr. J. Letha ( DTE), Dr. RVG Menon, Prof. KPP Pillai,
and other senior members. The performance of our IIIC, on a national
level comparison also shows commendable acceptance as reflected by
the response from the MIS, based on the entries in MIS software for
TEQIP phase-II.
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4.IPR CELL ACTIVITIES
1. Status of IPR Cell: IPR Cell is functioning in the college with following
facilities
set up as per the direction from KSCSTE and PIC
Kerala:
a) IPR Cell office room
b) IPR Cell Notice Board for IPR event notifications
2. Activity report
during the
: Following activities are executed under IPR Cell
year 2013-2014
a) Attended a one day national level workshop on
Intellectual Property Rights at NIELIT, Calicut on 19 th
September 2013. The workshop was organized to create
awareness about of the significance of Intellectual
Property Rights (IPR) in today’s technology enabled era.
One day workshop intended to cover various categories
of IP protection, management and its legal aspects.
Faculty/students
attended:
Jithesh
C.P
(Asst.Professor, Dept. of AE&I Engg & IPR Cell Coordinator), Ushakumari E R (Associate Professor, Dept. of
Chemical Engg), Muhammed K M (2 nd Year M.Tech, Dept.
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of AE&I Engg), Rafeeq T P (2 nd Year M.Tech, Dept. of AE&I
Engg)
b) Attended two days Training Workshop for the IPR
Cell Co-ordinators held on 3rd & 4th January, 2014 at
College of Engineering Trivandrum (CET) organized by
Kerala State Council for Science, Technology &
Environment
(KSCSTE)
jointly
with
College
of
Engineering Trivandrum (CET). The workshop was
organized exclusively for the coordinators of various IPR
cells to create leadership in IPR related activities.
Faculty/students
attended:
Jithesh
C.P
(Asst.Professor, Dept. of AE&I Engg & IPR Cell Coordinator)
5.
ACTIVITIES
OF
CAREER
GUIDANCE
AND
PLACEMENT UNIT
5.1 Career Guidance and Placement Cell
The Career and Placement Cell (CGPC) of the college is a voluntary
organization guided by faculty members and run by student representatives.
The objectives of the unit are



To provide guidance and assistance for the students to achieve their
career goals.
To guide and motivate students to succeed in qualifying examinations like
GATE and CAT and join post graduate courses.
to provide information and assistance to students regarding
1. Job opportunities in India and abroad
2. Opportunities for self employment
3. Opportunities for higher education in India and abroad
4. Competitive examinations like GATE, CAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFEL etc.
The unit takes right steps in identifying the current demands of the
industry and prepares students towards this need. Adequate emphasis is
given for soft skill development complementing the regular academic
programmes. Communicative English and aptitude classes are being
conducted for students who are weak in communication. Mock tests and
group discussions are conducted at regular intervals to enable students to
improve their performance in competitive examinations.
In the academic year 2013-2014, we were able to arrange campus
recruitment programmes by organizations like L&T construction,Infosys,MRF
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Tyres, South Indian Bank ,C Tech ,IBM, Aarbee Structures Ltd,vvdn,Samundra
Institute of maritime studies etc.Eight students got placement in Infosys
and many others are waiting for result after attending final interview by
L&T,C Tech, Aarbee Structures Ltd. etc.
CGPC conducted several training programmes in this academic year.
Programmes were conducted on the topic ‘Employability Skills’ for pre-final
year students with duration of three days. 60 students attended this
programme.”Aptitude test training programme”was conducted for final year
students in three days. Another special training programme covering all
areas like aptitude test, personality development, Professional skills, and
Mock interview was conducted for preparing the students for mega
placement drive proposed to be conducted in Trivandrum and all the eligible
students(170) have attended the programme.
It is expected that more recruitment programmes, training programmes
and invited talks can be conducted in the coming years for the benefit of
students. This will help them to equip themselves for the achievement of
their career goals.
6. QEEE COURSES REPORT
Goal of QEEE is to utilize high quality pedagogical resources to enhance
learning in a wider student community. This program provides integration of
top quality resources in the form of instructors and multimedia resources into
the followed curriculum and methods of teaching. Planned modules for this
include Live classes, Tutorials, Live Labs, MOOCs and Bridge Courses.
Conducted live classes (Classes started from 27 Jan 2014 at
EDUSAT room of GEC Kozhikode.)
Sl.No
Course Title
1
Computer Organization &
Architecture
Engineering Thermodynamics
Engineering Fluid Dynamics
2
3
Local Faculty
Name
Mr. Jithesh C.P.
No of students
Dr. Shaji K.
Mr. Subin Paulose
68 [ME]
67 [Che]
68 [E &C]
7.IEEE STUDENT BRANCH ACTIVITIES
The IEEE student branch of GEC Kozhikode conducted the following
programmes in this year 2013-14.
7.1 PCB Designing and Fabrication Ver.2
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DATE,TIME &VENUE:27/07/2013,
9am to 1pm, at GEC CALICUT
AGENDA: A Hands on training class
for PCB design and fabrication was
held by Mr. Nikhil U., a
student from final year Applied
Electronics
and
Instrumentation
(AE&I) to prefinal years of the same
department.
ATTENDEES : 50 students
participated
7.2 Training on Shell Scripting
AGENDA: A Hands on training
class
for
PCB
design
and
fabrication was held by Mr. Nikhil
U., a student from final year
Applied
Electronics
and
Instrumentation (AE&I) to prefinal
years of the same department.
ATTENDEES
participated
7.3 Aptitude test series
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:
70
students
AGENDA: The main objective of
this activity was to train the
students for competitive exams
like GATE, GMAT, GRE etc.
ATTENDEES
participated
:
60
students
7.4 Training on LaTex Ver.2
AGENDA: The aim of the program
is to train the students how to
create the documents in LATEX.
ATTENDEES:
participated
50
students
7.5 Google Developer’s Meet up
AGENDA: The programme aimed
at creating awareness among
college students about the GDG
activities, how to be- come a part
of it and contribute to the
development of Google based App
Engine and the Admob
ATTENDEES
participated
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:
40
students
7.6 Robotic Club
AGENDA
Robotic club is a initiative of IEEE Student Branch for training students in the
field of robotics and related areas. The club now includes students from AEI,
EC, ME and CE branch of the college.
Practical training was done as one in every two week of interval. These
sessions are completely handled by final year AEI students.
The sessions completed as now are :
• PCB Design and Fabrication
• Line follower using Atmega32
• Mobile controlled Robot
• LED notice board using Arduino
The future plans are:
• Official inauguration
• Find
participation
out
each
robotic
competitions
nearby
and
maximum
• Conduct practical workshops for school students(HS & HSS) of
nearby schools
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8. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB
(EDC)
To identify, promote innovation , entrepreneurship and employment
among students. Entrepreneurship development cell has taken the following
actions
Conducted One day
coordination with TME
Entrepreneurship
development
programme
in
Promoted and Encouraged for student s entrepreneurship . 4-6 new project
groups are in progress and two of them have already registered with Start up
village, Ernakulum. Of this one project is under financial approval from the
start up village. Other projects are in pipe line and negotiation is going on
with investors as well as the financial institutions .
Students Participated in Various Entrepreneurship Development Programmes
like Boot up Camp organised by Technopark and Startup Village, Programmes
orgainsed by Calicut Management Association , Programme Organised by
Kerala Financial Corporation etc.
9. ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIONAL SERVICE
SCHEME
Programme Officer
: Sri. Abid Tharavattath
Volunteer Secretaries : Mr.Rakesh Rajan & Ms. Sreevidya P
No. of volunteers
: 113
9.1 Environment Seminar and Film show
In connection with the world environment day the NSS and BMSC
jointly conducted an environment seminar at GVHSS Kinassery. The
corporation councilor Smt.Valli Raman inaugurated and Programme Officer
Sri.Abid Tharavattath introduced the theme “Think Eat Save”. School
principal Smt.Jincy CV,Sri.Sharafudheen ,Sri.Shiju,PTA president Sri.Noushad
N V etc felicitated.An environment related short film namely
“Thalirnambukal” was also screened. The whole programme was financially
supported by Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and
Environment , Trivandrum.
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9.2 “Karunykkudukka” launching
From the inspiration got through sponsoring the dialysis of a kidney
patient for one year by the fund raised through ‘one day one rupee’ it was
extended to homes by supplying a coin pot to all the volunteers. The
“Karunykkudukka” project was launched by NSS State Liaison Officer
Dr.K.Prakash in presence of State Youth Officer & Head Sri.C.Samuel Chelliah.
9.3 Unit Annual Meet
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The unit annual meet was inaugurated by the principal
Prof.K.Vidyasagar. Programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath gave a brief
report of activities. Sri.Abdul Raheem took an orientation session. Senior
volunteers Mr.Yasir V P and Sandeep M A also shared their NSS
experiences.Mr.Rakesh Rajan and Ms.Sreevidya P were selected as new
secretaries.The Kozhikode district launching of the SENA also took place.
9.4 Communal Harmony Ifthar meet
As art of developing communal harmony a grand ifthar meet for the
students and staff of the college was conducted by the NSS volunteers. In
connection with this a communal harmony meeting was also conducted.
Mr.Nabeel Musliyar and Sister Sujaya delivered the communal harmony
messages. Programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath presided over the
function.
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9.5 Independence day Celebration
With the support of Kerala State Youth Welfare Board the NSS GEC
Unit conducted a Gandhi an Talk by Shri K.K Narayanan, Former Professor
of Guruvayoorapan college, along with a District Level Quiz Competition
as part of Independence Day Celebration. The Quiz Competition was won by
Shri Sandeep M A and Shri Thouseef, Govt Engineering College Kozhikode.
9.6 Visit to Deaf & School
A visit to KARUNA Speech & Hearing School for Deaf Children,
Erangipalam, Kozhikode was conducted by the unit. Volunteers had an
extraordinary and fascinating interactive session with the children. They
were exposed with their enthusiastic ability, to make others joyful. The
children taught the Volunteers how to talk with hands and shared their
experiences, problems and difficulties in their own language. The exhibited
their cultural talents also before the volunteers.
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9.7 Teachers day observation
Teachers are the social engineers. The teachers day was observed by
the unit in a different way. The volunteers themselves made greeting cards
containing messages of teacher appreciation as well as wishes. The same
was handed over to each and every teacher of the college with a “Guru
Vandanam”.
9.8 Uttarakhand flood relief works
A dress collection campaign for the flood victims of Uttarakhand was
conducted in the campus. After the over whelming response to the noble
work , the collection crossed over 2 quintal of dresses which were sent to
the collection point located at Bangalore. All the students, staff and many
well wishers contributed dresses.
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9.9 Entrepreneurship Day observations
With the support of Entrepreneurship Development Club of the college the
unit observed National Entrepreneurship Day in which Sri Niranjan and
Sri.Muhammed Harris handled entrepreneurship training sessions. Also with
support of Junior Chamber International a motivation class for the
student entrepreneurs of the district in technical area was conducted. District
Industrial Officer Sri.Anandkumar lead the class.
9.10
World Ozone Day Observation
With the financial support of Kerala State Council for Science,
Technology and Environment the NSS and Bhoomithrasena club jointly
organized many programs of a week duration. The programs included street
play, quiz competition at college and schools, poster making , exhibition ,
slide presentation, umbrella exhibition etc .The Ozone day message “A
Healthy Atmosphere, a need for the Future” was effectively conveyed to the
minds of young buds as well as the public through these activities.
9.11
Blood Donation day observation
The national blood donation day was observed jointly by the NSS unit
and Red Ribbon Club of the college in association with the Kerala State
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Health Department. An awareness class lead by Dr.Mohandas , Senior
Surgeon , Govt, Hospital Kottapparamba was held. Then district level essay
competition related to blood donation took place. Ms.Sreevidya P of our
college won first prize in the essay competition.
9.12
Oorjjakendra inauguration
The NSS technical cell introduced a new idea namely Oorjjakendra for
facilitating the public in energy related problems and issues. The official
inauguration of the oorjjakendra unit in our college was done by programme
officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath. The oorjjakendra under NSs and
Bhoomithrasena club of
the college jointly conducted Save Oil Quiz
programs with the support of Energy Conservation Society of Kerala at
Technical high school and St.Michael’s Girls Higher Secondary School.
9.13
Woman’s Day Observation
The international woman’s day was observed by the unit. The National
Human Rights Commission for Woman Kerala chapter chair person
Smt.Sulaikha Ashraf took a motivation class on the topic “Child Family and
Society.”
9.14
ASAP Day observation
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As per the direction from the state NSS cell ASAP day was observed
by the unit to spread the message of Additional Skill Acquisition Programme.
Various ornament making techniques from waste papers were taught to the
students. The class was lead by Smt.Radhika Renjith , faculty from Kerala
Lalitha Kala Academy Thrisur. It was a variety experience to both boys and
girls who participated in the programme.
9.15
Paneeyakkalari
It was another colourful programme conducted by the unit as part of
consumer day observation. A workshop was conducted for students and staff
through which 51 types of natural drinks were prepared using the common
vegetables , fruits and leaves. All the drinks were without sugar but sweaty !
Dr. Radhakrishnan and his team from Gandhi Prakrthi Padhanakendram ,
Tirur lead the workshop. Kudumbasree members near the college were also
participated in the workshop.
9.16
Environment Enrichment Month Observation
As the month March has world forestry day , world water day and
world climate day the NSS and Bhomithrasena club jointly decided to
observe this month as environment enrichment month. As a part of this the
campus was cleaned on various days. Students engaged in energy
conservation propaganda “Labhaprabha” of KSEB , saplings were planted in
the campus and a signature collection campaign to support GADGIL report on
western Ghats protection were held in the campus.
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9.17
Aksharadeepam Project
The unit has an innovative and unique project namely
“Aksharadeepam” through which school libraries are enriched by supplying
books to their library.This year books were supplied to GVHSS Kinassery and
GLPS Parayanchery as a token of thanks for hosting the unit’s program and
Annual special camp respectively.
9.18
“Sanika” Malayalam monthly manuscript
As the part of mothertongue promotion the unit has been publishing a
manuscript namely “SANIKA” in Malayalam every month since January
2013.A group of volunteers are given the duty to prepare and publish it every
month.
9.19. Annual Special Camp and Punarjjani Project
The annual special camp 2013 was officially inaugurated by the Hon.
Minister of Department of Social Justice Dr. M. K. Muneer on 21st Dec
2013 at GLP School Parayancheri. Sri Abid Tharavattath, NSS programme
Officer delivered the welcome speech. Principal Dr. Baiju Bai, presided over
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the function. Sri.C.K Subair(Expert Member Kerala Youth Welfare Board)
presented the Special Address. Sri Shiyali A (Member, Kerala State Youth
Welfare Board), Sri. Rishil Babu K( District Youth Coordinator, Kozhikode), Sri.
N. Sudakaran( PTA President, GEC Kozhikode), Sri. Sreekumar(Ward
Councilor, Ward 27, Puthiyara), Sri Sulfeeker Aly(Punarjjani Field Oficer), Sri
Prasad Kumar, Sri.Binesh N V etc felicitated .
A rally was conducted from Government Mental Healthcare Centre and
reached Kottooli through Pottammal junction covering about 4 kilometers.
The volunteers performed street drama at Pottamal junction and Kottooli.
The rally was attractive due to the uniform dress ( T-shirt and cap) and drum
team.
The main activity of the camp was repairing of hospital equipments and
furniture The equipments of five wards out of nine wards were renovated
when 6 days work was completed. The renovated equipments include 154
cots , 34Tables , 3 Oxygen cylinder stands , 2 screen , 4 I V stands , 4 food
trolleys, 2 television stand , 1 grill Etc. One television also was repaired with
the help of technical staff from the college. The estimated value of these
equipments are nearly 8 lakhs. As the electrical works were already given
contract we were not able to do more in that area. Plumbing problems were
not reported by the authority and hence didn’t carry out.
In addition, we conducted a Christmas carol for the inmates of Mental
Health Centre, Kozhikode, It was a great experience to them . A cultural
programme was also conducted for them which was inaugurated by Sri.Babu
Swami (Cine Artist).
The Closing Ceremony was inaugurated by Smt. Vijayalakshmi, Head
Mistress, Govt. L.P School, Parayancheri, Kozhikode, Smt Suhara, Principal,
Govt. Higher Secondary School for Girls, Parayancheri delivered special
address, Shri. Abid Tharavatttath, NSS Program Officer, presided the
Function, Shri Sulfeekar Aly, Field Officer, Punarjjani, Shri Prasad Kuamar, Shri
Ratheesh ,Staff, GEC Kozhikode felicitated. Sri.Vinod Kovur(Cine artist)
inaugurated the Cultural night.
Volunteers were very happy and thankful for this on filed experience.
Volunteers took enthusiastic hard work during the seven days, making the
project a grant success. Eminent personalities visited the Camp.
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9.20
9.20.1
National Camp Participation
Republic Day Parade Camp
After the receipt of Indiragandhi NSS National Award another golden
feather was added to the cap of GEC NSS unit when the second year
volunteer Anusha A was selected to the Republic Day parade camp held from
January 1st to 31st , 2014 at New Delhi. She was included in the NSS team to
march in Rajpath on 26th January. As part of the camp the team was given
reception at Rashtrapathi Bhavan , Prime Minister’s house and Vice
President’s residence.
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9.20.2
National Youth Festival , Ludhiana
It was another golden feather on the cap of the unit when the
Programme officer of the unit Sri.Abid Tharavattath was appointed as
contingent leader of Kerala NSS team for the 18 th National Youth Festival AT
Ludhiana , Panjab from 12 th to 16th January 2014. Also the volunteer
secretary Sreevidya P was a member of the team.The team contained 4
volunteers each from technical cell and Calicut University ,2 volunteers from
VHSE directorate and one national award winning volunteer.
9.20.3
Pre RD parade camp, Salem
It was for second time in the history of the unit our volunteer got
selection to Pre RD parade camp.Ms.Anusha was the volunteer got selected
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to PRD camp at Salem from 7th to 16th October 2013. Later she got
selection to RD camp at Delhi also.
9.20.4 State Camp Participation
The volunteers participated in a number of state level camps during 2013-14.
The main camps and participants were –
1. Volunteer secretaries orientation camp at Nehru College , Pampadi –
Rakesh Rajan & Sreevidya P
2. Zonal conference for volunteer secretaries at Sree Rama Polytechnic
College , Valappad – Rakesh Rajan
3. Youth for Road Safety camp at Nehru College , Pampadi – Aswin Das
& Gopika D K
4. Orientation camp for National camp participants at SNHSS
Ayyappankav, Eranakulam – Anusha A & Sreevidya P
5. RRC Peer Educators camp at CIGI, Kozhikode – Gopalakrishnan,
Muhammed Afsal T M & Gopika D K
6. NSS Annual Meet & Award Distribution – Jithin P Sathyan , Ani
Poulose , Mebil Rose , Amrutha V G , Rakesh Rajan , Hisham C K &
Anusha A
7. Oragan Donation Awareness camp at SCT College , Trivandrum –
Dipil & Muhammed Ashif Khan
8. RRC Peer educators state conference at Mariyarani convention
centre , Trivandrum – Midhun T N , Nandu P K & Amal P
9. Workshop for NACT members at at Nehru College , Pampadi – Rakesh
Rajan , Gopala Krishnan & Gopika D K
9.20.5
Other camp participation
The volunteers from our college participated in the following camps also.
1. District camp for NSS volunteers at AWH Engineering College ,
Kuttikkattoor – 10 volunteers participated
2. Nature Study camp at Silent Valley by Forest Department – 37
volunteers participated.
9.21
Awards of the academic year
9.21.1 Indira Gandhi NSS National award for best NSS Unit and
best
Programme Officer
Through its various unique social activities the two time state best
NSS unit award winner Govt. Engineering College Kozhikode had bagged the
prestigious Indiragandhi NSS National award for best unit in the country. The
Programme officer of the unit Sri.Abid Tharavattath was selected as the best
programme officer in the country. The award included a trophy and cash
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prize for the unit. The programme officer award include medal, certificate
and cash prize.
In a ceremonious function held on 2014 November 19 at Darbar Hall
of Rashtrapathi Bhavan , New Delhi the honourable Indian President
Sri.Pranab
Kumar
Mukharji
distributed
the
award.
Principal
Prof.K.Vidyasagar received the best unit award and programme officer
Sri.Abid Tharavattath received the best programme officer award.
9.21.2
State Govt. Award for Best NSS Unit and best
Programme Officer
For the second consecutive year the NSS unit bagged the award for
best NSS unit in Kerala. The Programme officer of the unit Sri.Abid
Tharavattath was selected as the best programme officer in the state. The
award included trophy and certificate. The awards were distributed by
Hon’ble Minister for Education Sri.P.K.Abdurrab in a function held on
24/9/2013 at Aluva Townhall. Principal in charge Prof.Rajini O received the
best unit award and programme officer Sri.Abid Tharavattath received the
best programme officer award.
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9.21.3
scorer
Directorate level award for best volunteer and top
The directorate level award for best volunteer was bagged by
Mr.Hisham C K , former volunteer secretary and the top scorer award
(Engineering stream) was bagged by Kumari Lakshmi S. Both received the
awards in the annual NSS meet held at SNGIST North Paravur. The
programme officer Mr.Abid Tharavattath was also honoured on account of
Indira Gandhi NSS National Award. Kumari Anusha also honoured as RD
contingent from NSS technical cell.
9.21.4
State level award for best Bhoomithrasena Club
The Bhoomitrasena working in association with NSS unit received the
best BMC state award in North Kerala, instituted by Dept. of Climate and
Environment Change , Kerala. The award was received by faculty in charge
Sri.Abid Tharavattath from Trivandrum corporation mayor Ad.K.Chandrika in
presence of Hon’ble minister for Forest and Environment Sri.Tiruvanchoor
Radhakrishnan in a function held at VJT Hall , Trivandrum.
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9.21.5 Appreciation award for Punarjjani project
implementation
The unit also received the appreciation award of Kerala Youth Welfare
Board for the successful implementation of the Punarjjani project in
Kozhikode Mental health care centre. The award received by Sri.Abid
Tharavattath at Trivandrum.
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10.SUMMARY OF TEQIP II ACTIVITIES
During the financial year 2012-13, we have spent Rupees 84 lakhs
under various head of activities. With active involvement and hard work of
faculty members, Technical staff and supporting staff we have spent 418
lakhs during 2013-14, an increase of about 500%.
10.1 Status Of Fund Utilization During 2013-14
Sl.
No
1
2
Head
ofActivity/CategoryofExpenditure
Improvement in teaching, trainingand
learningfacilities
Providing Assistantship for increased
enrolment in existing
4
and new PG
Enhancement of R&DandInstitutional
Consultancyactivities
Facultyand Staff Development (FSD)
5
EnhancedInteraction withIndustry
3
58
Amount
Spent
Lak
362.8
7
7.93
1.33
26.54
6.35
6
1.84
7
Institutional Management
CapacityEnhancement
Implementation ofInstitutional Reforms
8
AcademicSupport for weak students
2.82
9
IncrementalOperatingCost
1.15
7.5
TOTAL
41
8 lakhs
Providing Teaching Assistantship under TEQIP II during 2013-14, 25 PG
students are givenassistantship under TEQIP II.
Prof. L. M. Patnaik, Honorary Professor, Dept. of Electronic Systems
Engineering, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore has been appointed as
Senior Research Advisor (SRA) and under SRA and Research Guidance
Committee (RGC)12 faculty projects commenced during 2013-14.
Many faculty members and supporting staff have undergone training
programs
under
reputed
institutions.
Four
faculty
members,
Prof.
Ushakumari, Chemical Engineering Department, Prof. Sajeeb and Prof. Saijal
of Mechanical Engineering department and Prof. Ansu of Civil Engineering
department utilized international Travel Support Scheme for presenting paper
at International conferences.
Industry Institute Interaction cell (IIIC) of the institution have organized many
programs and a summary is given below.
MOU
Projects
Student Training
Visiting Faculty
Visiting Expert
Workshop
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
0
10
0
12
1
0
1
10
1
7
1
1
6
15
3
10
2
1
13
18
16
7
1
1
Prof. Abdul Hameed, Prof. Balasubramanian, Prof. Rejani and Prof. Biju
attendedacademic leadership program at IIIM Calicut during 2013-14. Also
faculty members attended management training program at ASCI, LBSNAA
Mussoorie etc.
Prof. Sreekumar and Prof. Sreejith organized a training program for
young faculty members and 30 young faculty members got the benefit of the
program.
59
Under Equity Assurance Plan (EAP) we have conducted training
programs, remedial classes and bridge courses.
The summary of the first year transition rate is given below
Branch
Year
Mechanical
Civil
Applied
Chemical
Electronics
2012-13
69.4 %
76 %
35.5 %
66.7 %
2013-14
74.6 %
76 %
77.8 %
76 %
10.2 Photographs of the some of the Facilities Created Under
TEQIP II are
Given Below
Analyzer, Chemical
Department
Electronics
60
MICRO PROCESSOR BASED UTM
CORROSION ANALYSER
TOTAL STATION
11. CENTRE FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT (CERD) ACTIVTIES
Sl.
No
Departme
nt
Year
Amount
sanctione
d
Topic
Name of
faculty
1.
Chemical
engineering
201314
50,000
(student
project)
Nutritional &
Psysicochemical
quality of thermally
and non thermally
pasteurized citrus
juice
Ushakumar
y.E.R
61
2.
Chemical
engineering
201314
50,000
(student
project)
Production of
biodiesel from
chicken wastes
Ushakumar
y E.R
3.
Chemical
engineering
201314
50,000
(student
project)
Sindhu N
4.
Chemical
engineering
201314
50,000
(student
project)
A study on bio solar
cell; the effect of
thickness of
various layers in
total output
Property
improvement of
polymers using
nanofillers
Subin
Poulose
12. ACTIVITIES OF STEP4U & ASAP
12.1 STEP4U Activities
The amount allotted in the first phase of this orientation programmes
for students of engineering colleges belonging to SC/ST is 3 lakhs.
14
15
16
CATEGO
RY
SAJILA
ASWATHY
RANGASWAMY
NIMMYA
RENJINI
RIYA
ROOPA
AMRUTHA
ASHY ROSE
REVATHY
SUJITH K
JISHNU E P
ABHIJITH P
SEBASTIAN
JULIAN
NIDHIN
CHANDRAN
HARIKRISHNAN
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
OBC
OEC
OBC
SC
SC
OBC
OBC
OBC
OBC
62
SUBJE
CT
RESULT
ANALYSI
S
RESULT
NOT
PUBLISH
ED
CONDUCT
ED BY
DILEEP KUMAR
NAME OF
STUDENTS
STRUCTURAL
ANALYSIS
CIVIL FIFTH SEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
MECH FIFTH SEM
SL NO
BRANCH
12.1.1 LIST OF ODD SEMESTER STUDENTS ATTENDED STEP 4
U CLASS
21
JILSHA
SC
22
VINEETH
SC
PUSHPARANJAN
SC
MUKESH
SC
SREELEKSHMI
SC
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
VIVEK
ELECTRICAL
TECHNOLOGY
25
JITHIN
AMAL
PRAJITH
DILNA
SNASWARA
SUJA
VARUN
RADHIKA
ARDRA
ASWATHY
SREESHA
SC
SC
SC
SC
OBC
SC
SC
SC
SL
NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
RESULT
NOT
PUBLISH
ED
PASS
PASS
PASS
PASS
PASS
PASS
PASS
FAILED
SRUTHY
GOPAL
LIST OF EVEN SEMESTER STUDENTS ATTENDED STEP 4 U
CLASS
BRAN
CATEGO
CONDUCT
NAME OF STUDENTS
SUBJECT
CH
RY
ED BY
ATHIRA SOBHAN
SC
GRAPHICS
DR.
PRAJITH
ANJALI CHELLAPPAN
SC
SUDHEESH
SC
ANU CHANDRAN
SC
SANIL KUMAR
SC
AJUL
OBC
SREERAJ
SC
PRAJEESH
SC
ASAMS
OBC
1&2 COMMON
12.1.2
TRANSPORT
PHENOMENA
24
CHEM FIFTH
SEM
23
USHAKUMARY
OBC
DR.SREEKUMAR
ASWIN
20
CHEMICAL ENGG
THERMODYNAMICS
SC
SC
OBC
MECH FIFTH
SEM
JISHNU E P
SUJITH K
ABHIJITH P
MECHANICAL 3RD SEM
17
18
19
63
SEM
FOURTH
AE& I
S4 COMMON
H4
H6
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
H6
28
C6
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
AMITHA
ATHIRA
JINI O
ATHUL RAJ
VISHAK
SREERAJ N K
AGHIL
DHANYA
SACHIN KRISHNA
SREEJITH
SWANJITH
VISMAYA
HARRIS
JISHNU BABURAJ
REETHA
SREEKRIPA
ANAD JOHN
MIDHUN P
RESHMA
RAVEENDRAN
AAVANI
ARSHIDA
RINIMOL
LEKHA
LEKSHMI DEVI
GREESHMA BALAN
AAVANI
REETHA
SREEKRIPA
MIDHUN P
AKHIL
SAYISHA
PUSHPARANJAN
MUKESH
VINEETH
SREELEKSHMI
JILSHA
PUSHPARANJAN
JILSHA
VINEETH
SREELEKSHMI
MUKESH
SAJILA
ASWATHY
RANGASWAMY
NIMMYA
RENJINI
RIYA
ROOPA
AMRUTHA
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
OBC
OBC
SC
SC
OPEN
SC
INTRODUCTION
TO
MICROPROCESSO
RS
DEEPA
MATHEMATICS
GIRIJA
FLUID PARTICLE
MECHANISM
ANZIL
PROCESS
DYNAMICS AND
CONTROL
HEERA
MASSS TRANSFER
OPERATIONS
SRUTHY
STRUCTURAL
ANALYSIS
DR.DILEEP
KUMAR
SC
SC
OBC
ST
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
OBC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
ST
SC
ST
SC
SC
OBC
64
OEC
OBC
SC
OBC
SC
OBC
OBC
OBC
OBC
SC
OBC
SC
OBC
SC
SC
OBC
OBC
ST
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
OBC
OBC
OBC
OBC
MECHINED
DESIGN I
SAIJAL
BIJU I K
MACHINERYDYNA
MICS O
SAJEEB
CHEMICAL ENGG
DESIGN II
65
ODD
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL
CLERK
EXPENSE FOR OFFICE
STATIONARY
EXPENSE FOR COURSE
MATERIAL
EXPENSE FOR REFRESHMENT
EXPENSE FOR CONVEYANCE
FACILITY/ACCOMODATION
HONARARIUM TO COORDINATOR
EXPENSE FOR FACULTY
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS
ATTENTED FOR EACH SUBJECT
SEMESTER
SL. No.
12.1.3. Details of Expenditure for OPES classes :
SEMESTER
RESHMA
TOTAL
ASHY ROSE
REVATHY
JISHNU
ABHIJITH
SUJITH
ASWIN
SEBASTAIN JULIAN
NITHIN SHANDRAN
HARIKRISHNAN
JISHNU
ABHIJITH
SUJITH
ASWIN
JISHNU
SUJITH
ASWIN
ABHIJITH
ANASWARA
ASWATHY
ARDRA
DILNA
RENJANA
SREESHA
VARUN
SOURABHYA
JENNY
NIJI O
RADHIKA
HONARARIUM TO
PRINCIPAL/SENIOR SUPERVISING
H8
M6
M6
M6
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
5
600-00
4
S7
8
1200-00
66
610-00
709-00
NIL
12.1.4.
Details of Expenditure for OPE classes
SEMESTERS
FACULTY
S5
NIL
MANAGER
3
NIL
TOTAL
300000
HONARARIUM TO PRINCIPAL/SENIOR SUPERVISING
18600-00
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL MANAGER
7
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL CLERK
S5
EXPENSE FOR OFFICE STATIONARY
2
EXPENSE FOR COURSE MATERIAL
7200-00
4
FACILITY/ACCOMODATIONEXPENSE FOR CONVEYANCE
S3
EXPENSE FOR FACULTY
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS ATTENTED FOR EACH
SEMESTER
SL. No.
1
NIL
100000
: EVEN
3291900
FACULTY
SUBJECT
1
16
11400-00
4
S4
8
7800-00
5
S6
6
12600-00
6
S6
5
6000-00
7
S6
4
9000-00
8
S6
4
9000-00
9
S6
4
7200-00
10
S8
8
12600-00
Total Expenditure
137355.00
6000-00
4000.00
8
4000.00
S4
2000.00
3
NIL
14400-00
13500.00
9
5855.00
S4
2000.00
2
10,000.00
S1&2
:Rs. 170274.00
The training for competitive examinations [GATE/CAT/IES] for students
of Govt. Engineering College, Kozhikode belonging to SC/ST (20132014) is 1 Lakh.
Details of classes conducted for GATE :
Sl.
No.
Semes
ter
Branch
Name of
Student
67
Remarks
1
8
2
8
CIVIL ENGG
CHEMICAL ENGG
ANJU
ANU
TRIVIKRAMAN
DEEPTHY
RAMYA
SANDHYA
ANOOP
ARCHANA
ATHIRA
FASAL
PRANAV
RASHLA
SHAHARBAN
ANASWARA
ARDRA
ASWATHY
DILNA
VARUN
RENJANA
SREESHA
FAHEEMA
HASEEB
ADILA
8 no’s of
students
qualify gate
exam (7 OBC+
1 SC)
2 no’s of
students
qualify gate
exam (2 OBC)
1. Details of Expenditure that occurred for sponsoring coaching in outside
institutions: NIL
0-00
EXPENSE FOR COURSE MATERIAL
EXPENSE FOR OFFICE STATIONARY
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL CLERK
HONARARIUM TO CE-CELL MANAGER
HONARARIUM TO PRINCIPAL/SENIOR
SUPERVISING FACULTY
TOTAL
3540
EXPENSE FOR FACULTY
20
EXPENSE FOR CONVEYANCE
FACILITY/ACCOMODATION
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS ATTENTED FOR
EACH SUBJECT
1
SL. No.
2. Details of Expenditure occurred for training in GATE:
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
200
40
400
3740
100
0
68
0-00
0
3. Total Expenditure
: Rs.37400-00
4. Any other additional information : NIL
12.2 Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP)
activities
12.2.1 Introduction
The centre for continuing Education functioning in our
institution
has
been
organizing
various
short-term
training
programmes.These programmes were mainly organized by different
departments using the workshop/laboratory facilities of the institution.
Specific programmes aimed at the empowerment of the students belonging
to the backward classes have been conducted under the STEP4Uscheme
during 2010-11 in tune with the such schemes, it is proposed to conduct an
100hr hands-on training programme on ‘ CONVENTIONAL MECHINING ’ in
the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering for the benefit of financially backward
students of all communities who have passed eighth standard .The timing
will be such that there will be no interference with the regular working of the
department/ institution.
12.2.2 Objectives


To impart practical training on conventional machining practices.
To extend the available lab facilities and expertise of the faculty to a
wider section of the
society and thus to fulfill the social outreach
objective of the institution
12.2.3 Coverage
Operations on Lathe, Shaping machine, Slotting machine, Milling
machine & Drilling machine.
Report
1. Course Duration
: 90 Hours
2. Interview Conducted On
: 17.12.2013
3. No. of Candidate Selected
: 20 Nos.
4. Course Started on
: 20.12.2013
5. Course Finished on
: 19.03.2014
6. No. of Candidate course completed and Eligible for certificate
: 19 Nos.
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7. Fund Sanctioned
: 1,66,000/-
8. Fund Utilized
: 1,63,080/-
13.ACTIVITIES OF THE PTA
The objectives of parent teacher association in our college are:


To work for the progress of the students and institution as a whole to
offer creative suggestions for the smooth and successful functioning of
the college.
To promote better involvement of the parent in various programs of
the college.
All parents /guardians of the students are in the roll of the college and
faculties are the members of the association.PTA has extended many
physical and financial supports for improving the infrastructural
developments of the institution and promoting students activities.PTA has
donated a great
number of books to department library of various
department for B.Tech and M.Tech students.PTA also maintain a book
bank scheme to help financially poor students by lending them books for
one semester.PTA awards merit-cum-means scholarship of Rs 1500/- per
semester for selected students who are financially poor but academically
good. It also gives cash prize to the class toppers. PTA provides Xerox
facilities for faculty members and students.
Last year, PTA conference hall is modified with new roof of FRP sheet ,
false ceiling and electrification for conducting regular classes for newly
started ECE branch and to
conduct meetings , general conferences
etc. PTA has given all supports for the opening of newly started ladies
hostel and open stage in the campus. Class PTA was organised in every
B.Tech classes and discussed the result analysis and students issues in
the campus, concluded with creative suggestions from parents. Students
ID card is usually issued by PTA .PTA has given physical and financial
supports for training and placements activities of the college.
PTA has provided financial support for renovations of tennis and volley
ball court in the campus and supports for improving facilities in ladies
waiting room. Electrical and mechanical maintenance work in the campus
is carried out by PTA whenever it is necessary. PTA has given all supports
for starting ISTE students chapter in the college.
Mr. N Sudhakaran, Mr.Asokan O V (Associate professor in AE&I Engg.
dept.) and Mr. Dileep Kumar P G (Asst professor in CE) are the president,
secretary and treasurer respectively of the PTA for the year 2013-2014.
70
A new LCD projector was installed in the Edusat room at Govt. rate
contract basis. PTA encourage students to attend seminar and paper
presentation contest at various reputed institutions and provides financial
supports for conducting national level exhibition organized by students.
14.
DETAILS OF CIVIL WORKS
1. Girls Hostel P3/1176/2003
Go.(Rt)No.1373/2009-H.Edn.TVM dtd 27/08/2009 for 195 Lakh.
Construction completed and the Inauguration of the Ladies hostel was held
on February 7th 2014 by Honorable Edn. Minister Sri. P. K Abdu Rabb.
2. Civil Block P2/435/2007
AS received as per the order No.GO (Rt)No. 1046/2009 PWD dtd
14/07/2009 for Rs.175 Lakhs. In order to limit the construction within the
sanctioned amount, it was decided to construct the ground floor of the above
building as first phase, the construction of which is in progress. AS received
for Rs.283 Lakhs for the phase II (Ist and IInd floor) of the Civil Block
3. Construction of production Lab for Mechanical Engineering Department.
(P3/732/2010)
Administrative Sanction No.GO(Rt) No.2241/2010/H.Edn dtd 24/11/2010 for
Rs. 157 Lakh for Production Lab.
The location for the construction of the proposed workshop is near the Old
Hostel Building where the existing workshop is located. In order to ensure
the present working of the workshop classes without hindrance due to the
construction works, it was proposed that the workshop Block I (Production
Lab) to be constructed first so that the machinery can be shifted to it and
then initiate the construction of Workshop Block II (General Workshop). In
Budget for 2010-11 an amount of Rs. 2.05 crore is included for the
construction of Workshop for Government Engineering College, Kozhikode .
It is came to know that work order has been issued for the construction of
Production Lab. Now the existing Block has to be demolished.
4. Construction of General Workshop (P3/732/10)
AS No. GO (Rt)No. 973/12/H.Edn. for Rs. 3, 22,00,000 for General
Workshop. Finalized architectural drawing has been forwarded the Chief
Architect for approval.
5. Construction of 6 storied building –P3/2719/10
A Proposal had been forwarded for the construction of multi-storied
academic complex for this institution by demolishing the old Hostel Building.
71
The proposal was for a 10 storied Block in 2 Phases. In the first phase it was
decided to build 6 storey of the Block (Ground+5 Floors). A rough cost
estimate amounting Rs. 15 Crores prepared by the PWD was forwarded to
the DTE. Subsequently an amount of 15 crores was included in the budget
for 2011-12 for the construction of the Ist phase of this complex with Rs.5
crore allocated for that years allocation. Since the Administrative Sanction
was not accorded by the Govt Fund had not been allocated that year.
Presently a detailed estimate report for 6 storeys amounting Rs. 35.5
crore has been submitted by PWD Special Building Division, based on the
architectural drawing forwarded by the Chief Architect forwarded to DTE for
Sanction.
6. Construction of Staff Quarters and Staff Hostel P3/2932/12 Ist phase
Assistant Professor Quarters.
AS No.GO(Rt)No.904/12/H.Edn.dtd 16-05-12 for Rs. 1450000. NOC from the
Defence Establishment to be obtained, waiting for architectural drawing.
7. Open stage under MP Fund – Construction by Nirmithi Kendra Kozhikode
(Estimate Rs. 5 lakhs). Inauguration was held on 25 th February 2014 by
Honorable MP Sri. M. K Raghavan .
Roof for the Open Stage and Landscaping under MLA Fund– Construction by
Nirmithi Kendra Kozhikode (Estimate Rs.5 lakhs)- Estimate prepared and
waiting for the Fund.
8. Construction of Open Well inside Ladies Hostel
Letter No.P3/1176/2003 dtd 14/06/13 of the Principal. Waiting for tender
excess approval.
9. Extension of AE&I Block and Chemical Block P3/4265/10
AS was issued for AE&I Block for an amount of Rs.43,00,000 lakhs.
GO(Rt)No.977/12/H.Edn dtd 28/05/12-Waiting for structural design from
Drick.
15.
DETAILS OF FUNDING
15.1. Fund Utilisation:
No.
Head of Account
ALLOTMENT
(Rs.)
8,50,000
EXPENDITURE
(Rs.)
8,25,090
1
2203-00-112-81-17MW
2
2203-00-112-8119M&E
26,97,991
26,92,077
3
2203-00-112-81-
4,04,338
4,04,178
72
24M&S
4
2203-00-112-81-34 OC
6,00,000
5,97,482
5
2203-00-112-66E
Journal
13,00,000
9,95,240
6
2203-00-112-68(Gate)
35,40,000
14,05,290
7
2203-00-003-91-ASAP
1,66,000
1,63,080
8
2203-00-003-93Visiting faculty
2,90,000
2,88,636
9
2203-00-003-9612S&S
68,100
61,351
10
2203-00-112-59 ACA
28,96,640
28,95,911
11
2203-00-003-99-34
OC(3) Faculty
Development
2203-00-112-70(ICT)
1,80,000
1,80,000
50,70,144
50,70,144
13
2203-00-003-99(QIP)Salary
NIL
60,12,654
14
NMEICT
3,37,079
3,37,079
Total
184,00,292
243,24,840
12
15.2. Internal Revenue Generated:
No
16.
Head
Amount
(Rs.)
1
02-02-02-800-99 tuition fee
65,13,0
00
2
02-02-02-800-94 other receipts
30,39,3
95
Total
95,52,395
CONCLUSION
73
The year 2013-2014 had been an year of a large number of
academic and co-curricular activities and achievements for the
institution. IEEE student chapter and NSS were very active during
this period with lot of activities. ISTE student chapter had also been
inaugurated this period. The inauguration of Ladies hostel was
conducted and admission also started. SAR of NBA Accreditation
had been uploaded and preparing for the Accreditation visit this
year.
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