ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) - KSR ...

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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

(2017-2018)

SUBMITTED BY

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (Autonomous Institution, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi,

Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai and Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade)

K.S.R. Kalvi Nagar, Tiruchengode – 637 215. Namakkal District. Tamil Nadu.

SUBMITTED TO

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL An autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission

P.O. Box. No. 1075, opp: NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore – 560 072, India.

CONTENTS

S.NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

PART - A

1 Details of the Institution 1

2 IQAC Composition and Activities 4

PART – B

3 CRITERION – I : Curricular Aspects 8

4 CRITERION – II : Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 11

5 CRITERION – III : Research, Consultancy and Extension 15

6 CRITERION – IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 25

7 CRITERION – V : Student Support and Progression 28

8 CRITERION – VI : Governance, Leadership and Management 35

9 CRITERION – VII : Innovations and Best Practices 43

ANNEXURES

I Composition Of IQAC 2017-18 51

II Academic Calendar 53

III Analysis of Stakeholders feedback samples 61

IV Research Centre recognition 2017-18 71

V Faculty participation in Conferences and Symposia 73

VI Innovative processes adopted by the Institution in Teaching and Learning 96

VII Examination/Evaluation Reforms of the Institution 99

VII Details of Major Projects 105

IX Details of Minor Projects 108

X Details of Research Publications 110

XI Details on Impact Factor of Publications 124

XII Revenue generated through Consultancies 126

XIII Details of number of Conferences organized by the Institution 128

XIV Details of Collaborations 130

XV Details of Patents received/filed 133

XVI Details of Research Awards/Recognitions received by faculty and Research fellows 137

XVII Details of faculty from the Institution who are Ph.D. Guides 139

XVIII Details of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution 142

XIX Details of students participated in NSS events 144

XX Details of students participated in NCC events 152

XXI Details of Extension Activities organized 160

XXII Details of College Library Services 164

XXIII Details of student support mechanism 210

XXIV Details of number of students qualified in IELTS & German languages 215

XXV Details of student counselling and career guidance 217

XXVI Details of Campus placements 219

XXVII Details of number of Awards won by students in sports 238

XXVIII Details of scholarships and financial support 242

XXIX Details of number of social initiatives undertaken by students in NCC & NSS/YRC/RRC 244

XXX Details of Annual Financial audit 247

XXXI Details of Examination Reforms 251

XXXII Details of eco-friendly campus of the Institution 256

PART - A

Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Part – A

AQAR for the year 2017-2018

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS)

1.2 Address Line 1 K.S.R. KALVI NAGAR

Address Line 2 TIRUCHENGODE

City/Town NAMAKKAL DISTRICT

State TAMIL NADU

Pin Code 637 215

Institution e-mail address [email protected]

Contact Nos. 09994595475, 04288 – 274213

Name of the Head of the Institution : Dr. P. SENTHILKUMAR

Tel. No. with STD Code : 04288 - 274213

K.S.R. College of Engineering (Autonomous)

AQAR Report for the Academic Year 2017-2018 Page 1

Mobile : 09994595475

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator : Dr. R.V.M. RANGARAJAN

Mobile : 09865541428

IQAC e-mail address : [email protected]

1.3 NAAC Track ID : TNCOGN 26757

OR

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date : EC (SC)/25/A&A/25.1 dated June 09, 2017

1.5 Website address : www.ksrce.ac.in

Web-link of the AQAR : http://www.ksrce.ac.in/admin/file_manager/source/ IQAC/AQAR2017-18.pdf

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditation Validity Period

1 1st Cycle ‘A’ 3.09 June 09, 2017 5 years

2 2nd Cycle

3 3rd Cycle

4 4th Cycle

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : 10/10/2016



1.8 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

As we are submitting the first AQAR, there is no previous AQAR’S to mention below.

i. AQAR _______________________ __________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

ii. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

iii. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

iv. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

1.9 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No (eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI) Type of Institution Co-education Men Women Urban Rural Tribal Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing 1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.11 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI – 600 025,

TAMIL NADU

-

- - - -

-

- -

-



1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc.

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes

any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and Community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held:

REFER ANNEXURE - I

-

-

-

-

-

-

University

DBT - Fund Received

DST - SERB - Fund Received

-

-

1

4

4

4

1

2

4

8

28

2



2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

(ii) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

Conducting Faculty Development Programmes for the newly recruited faculty.

Conducting communication skill development programmes to the students.

Focusing on placement training and Quantitative Aptitude classes for enhancing the career opportunity.

Motivational and Career guidance programmes were offered to strengthen the confidence level of students to pursue their higher studies and for better placement.

The Academic Audit is being conducted twice in a semester and the action taken reports were analysed in the IQAC meetings.

Memorandum of Understanding was established with various Higher Educational Institutes and industries to build up the Industry Institute

Faculty and students were motivated to publish their innovative research articles in the referred Journals

Faculty and students are encouraged to apply for patents.

Submission of Application for the NBA reaccreditation for B.E. Mechanical, CSE, ECE and EEE departments.

Collection of Stakeholders Feedback, Analysis and Submission of Report for the Academic year 2017-18.

Submission of College details in the NIRF Web Portal for Institutional Ranking for the Academic year 2017-18.

Yoga Training and Sports activities are encouraged.

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1. Outcome Based Education. 2. Blooms Taxonomy. 3. Communication Skill Development Programme. 4. Higher Education Programme.

2

2

8

3 2

4 - - -



2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *

Plan of Action Achievements

To promote the research & development and consultancy activities

Department of Bio-Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology has sanctioned a Research grant of Rs. 8,00,000 for the Research project entitled “Air Pollution control in and around Tiruchengode town” during the academic year 2017-18.

SERB, Department of Science and Technology has sanctioned a Research Grant of Rs.50,000 for organizing seminar on “ A Platform for Young Electronics Engineer to be an Entrepreneur during the academic year 2017-18.

TNSCST granted Rs. 10,000 for research project entitled “Reduction of Noise Pollution in Industry using waste materials” during the academic year 2017-18.

AICTE / ISTE has sanctioned a grant of Rs.3,00,000 for organizing one week faculty development program on ‘Effectiveness of faculty Induction/ Refresher program’ during the academic year 2017 – 2018.

Revenue of Rs. 7,28,200 by Civil Engineering Department, Rs.83,700 by CSE department and Rs. 1,00,600 by Mechanical Department were generated through Consultancy activities.

Faculty members published 104 Research papers in Peer reviewed International Journals, 10 Research papers in Peer reviewed National Journals and 86 articles in e-Journals.

The various departments of the Institution has applied for 17 patents during the academic year 2017-18.

To organize the national/ International Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Guest lectures and Symposiums.

One International conference, Five National conferences seven symposiums and 16 workshops were conducted during the academic year 2017-18.

Faculty attended the NPTEL courses.

To improve the academic results.

The slow learners are identified and classes were conducted to improve the pass percentage. The End Semester results during the academic year 2017-2018 are (UG: Odd semester 69.28% and Even semester 74.92% & PG: Odd semester 90.61% and Even semester 97.72%)

To create awareness about the higher education opportunities to the students.

Awareness programmes such as “Future Education in Abroad” and “Opportunities in Higher Education in overseas” were organised.

To strengthen the extracurricular activities through clubs and societies in the college.

NSS, YRC/RCC and NCC were organized various activities such as Blood donation, social awareness programmes and conducted camps in the adopted village. These activities has made to build the social responsibilities among the students.

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure. REFER ANNEXURE - II



2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

The Management and IQAC members approved the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) after a detailed discussion.

They also suggested to strengthen the placement, industry institution interaction, research and consultancy activities.

Faculty members and students are motivated to attend online certification courses.



PART - B CRITERION - I



Part – B

CRITERION – I

1. Curricular Aspects 1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the Programme

Number of existing

Programmes

Number of programmes added

during the year

Number of self-financing

programmes

Number of value added / Career

Oriented programmes

PhD 09 - 09 -

PG 13 - 13 -

UG 07 - 07 -

PG Diploma - - - -

Advanced Diploma - - - -

Diploma - - - -

Certificate - - - -

Total 29 - 29 -

Interdisciplinary - - - -

Innovative - - - -

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options : CBCS (ii) Pattern of programmes: 1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students (On all aspects)

Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback Refer Annexure - III

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 29

Trimester -

Annual -



1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects. 1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

Yes, Regulations 2018, as per the new guidelines of AICTE for Autonomous Institutions has been introduced in the Academic Year 2018-19.

Its salient features are:

Provides enhanced learning opportunities.

Provides learner’s centric approach and helps self-learning, On-line Aptitude Test (OAT), Carrier Development skills (CDS).

Enables the learners to make their choice among core and Elective courses that imparts knowledge, skill and proficiency oriented education.

Makes the use of expertise of faculty across various disciplines through interdisciplinary approach by learning open electives and one credit courses.

Curriculum was designed to improve Professional skills of the learners in addition to Technical skills. In order to improve the technical skills of the students, more emphasis on fundamental courses and Theory with integrated lab component are introduced.

New industry elective subjects titled Big Data Analytics, Agile software development in association with Infosys campus connect were introduced in Regulations 2018 in the department of Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology.

The curriculum was updated and the subjects such as Web programming (T&L), Web Application Development (T&L), Mobile Programming (Swift programming), Software Testing lab, Big Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing are introduced.

Yes, got Research Centre Approval for the Department of Information Technology from Anna

University, Chennai. (Date of Reference Number: 4261313, valid up to October 2020)

REFER ANNEXURE - IV



PART - B CRITERION - II



CRITERION – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of permanent

faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia: (during the academic year 2017-18)

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 3 65 244

Presented papers 57 19 35

Resource Persons 02 6 25

REFER ANNEXURE - V

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

REFER ANNEXURE - VI

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

REFER ANNEXURE - VII

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum Restructuring/revision/syllabus development as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

242 165 44 33 -

Asst. Professors

Associate Professors Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

04 - 01 - - - - - 05 -

07

183

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66

-

45 -

-



2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage: (Academic year 2017-18 passing out students)

Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % Pass %

B.E- AE 113 3 92 1 84.96

B.E- Civil Engg. 185 24 130 23 95.68

B.E- CSE 135 11 93 11 85.19

B.E- EEE 112 17 75 6 87.50

B.E- ECE 135 20 88 10 87.41

B.E-Mech. Engg 272 17 222 14 93.01

M.E - CS 1 1 0 - 100

M.E - CSE 5 4 1 - 100

M.E - CEM 7 3 4 - 100

M.E - ISE 10 9 1 - 100

M.E – PED 4 3 1 - 100

M.E - SE 11 8 3 - 100

M.Tech- IT 4 4 0 - 100

MBA 56 4 51 - 98.21

MCA 77 28 48 - 98.70 2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

Teaching :

Faculty Development programmes to enhance faculty competency.

Preparation of course wise Design Document

The pedagogic contents like course plan, lesson plan and learning materials are regularly audited by IQAC..

Learning:

Induction Programmes to students.

Use of multi-mode learning experiences.

Practical learning through industry visits and internships.

Offering value added courses for proficiency enhancement.

Providing projects and quiz to assess the overall learning of students

Students participation in national and international technical events

87.15%



Evaluation and Monitoring:

Preparation of an academic calendar

Hosting Class Committee Meeting to study the effectiveness of teaching and learning and the academic performance of students.

Continuous evaluation through tests, Tutorials, Assignments, Seminar etc.

Receiving students’ feedback on teaching and employing it for faculty skill development.

Maintenance of assessment records.

Conduct of Academic Audits.

Students mentor system to enhance students skills.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefitted

Refresher courses 10

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 04

HRD programmes 2

Orientation programmes 05

Faculty exchange programme --

Staff training conducted by the university 10

Staff training conducted by other institutions 122

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 14

Others --

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of Permanent Employees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 24 - - -

Technical Staff 97 - - -



PART - B CRITERION - III



CRITERION – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

3.2 Details regarding major projects (2017-18)

(REFER ANNEXURE – VIII)

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 4 1 8

Outlay in Lakhs - 53.02 8 82

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

(REFER ANNEXURE – IX)

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - 4

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 0.10 - - 0.4

Encouraging the faculty members to undertake major and minor research projects from external agencies and in-house R&D and also to organize seminars, workshops and conferences.

Motivating the faculty members to peruse Ph.D.

Motivating faculty members to publish research papers in journals, by providing accessibility to refer online research journals of major professional bodies and societies.

Informing students about various fellowships / research grants available and encouraging them to apply for the same.

Also, department of Bio-Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology has sanctioned a Research grant of Rs.8,00,000 for the research project entitled “Air Pollution Control in and around Tiruchengode Town” during the academic year 2017 – 2018 to Dr.P.Senthilkumar, Professor, Mechanical.

AICTE / ISTE has sanctioned a grant of Rs.3,00,000 for organizing one week faculty development program on ‘Effectiveness of faculty Induction/ Refresher program’ during the academic year 2017 – 2018 to Prof. P.Senthil Kumar, Mechanical Engineering.

SERB, Department of Science and Technology has sanctioned a Research grant of Rs.50,000 for organizing Seminar on ‘A Platform for Young Electronics Engineer to be an Enterpreneur’ during the academic year 2017 – 2018 to Prof. S.Senthil Kumar, ECE.



3.4 Details on research publications

(REFER ANNEXURE – X)

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 104 10 -

Non-Peer Review Journals 15 2 -

e-Journals 86 - -

Conference proceedings 45 73 -

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications: (REFER ANNEXURE – XI)

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations

(REFER ANNEXURE – VIII)

Nature of the Project DurationYear

Name of thefunding Agency

Total grant sanctioned Received

Major projects 3 DBT 8,00,000 6,00,000 Minor Projects - - - - Interdisciplinary Projects - - - - Industry sponsored - - - - Projects sponsored by the University/ College - - - -

Students research projects (other than compulsory by the University)

1 TNSCST 10,000 10,000

Any other(Specify) 1 SERB 50,000 50,000

1 AICTE-ISTE 3,00,000 Yet to Received

Total 11,60,00 6,60,000 3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from NOT APPLICABLE

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

-

5.796

-

-

1.32 21 31

-

-

-

-

-



3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

(REFER ANNEXURE – XII)

3.11 No. of Conferences Organized by the Institution (REFER ANNUXRE – XIII)

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

(REFER ANNEXURE – XIV) 3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

From funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year (REFER ANNEXURE – XV)

Level International National State niversity College

Number 1 3 - - -

Sponsoring agencies CSI-Salem Chapter Self-Support - - -

Type of Patent Number

National Applied 17

Granted -

International Applied -

Granted -

Commercialised Applied -

Granted -

Rs. 10,52,100/-

- - -

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15 35 -

8.60 42.06

50.66

21

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3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows Of the institute in the year (REFER ANNEXURE – XVI)

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them

(REFER ANNEXURE – XVII)

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

(REFER ANNEXURE – XVIII)

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events: (REFER ANNEXURE – XIX) University level State level National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events: (REFER ANNEXURE – XX)

University level State level

National level International level

3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



Total International National State University Dist. College

16 - 7 1 - - 8

171

34

13

- - - -

- 285

100 10

26

-

-

-

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--

-

-

- -



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized (REFER ANNEXURE – XXI)

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social Responsibility

Our College NSS has done volunteer work in Srinivasa Thirukalyanam with Thirumalai Thirupathi

Devasthanam, At KSRCE Ground (Breeze Land) on 28.01.2018. Our College Chairman, Principal,

Vice Principal And Dean Visited the Function and More than 5000 Students, Staff Members and

Public actively Participated in this function.

30

16 6 - -



Our College NSS take part in Mahashiv Rathiri in Coimbatore Which Was Conducted By Isha Yoga

Centre On 12.02.2018 To 14.02.2018. Also, Our College NSS Volunteers has Participated and did the volunteer work actively For three days

Our College NSS Conducted A Blood Donation Camp with Government Hospital, Namakkal on

01.03.2018 at HMT Lab. Our Principal and directors visited the Camp and more than 100 Students and Staff Members actively participated in this Programme and donated Blood.



Our College NSS Conducted a Library Cleaning Programme in Our College Library, NSS Volunteers has actively participated in this Programme.

Our College NSS conducted a special camp at Sooriyampalayam Village From 12.03.2018 To

17.03.2018, All Second Year NSS volunteers took part in this programme, Our Principal Inaugurated this camp and guest speakers delivered speeches on various topics, students were educated the importance of camping and they also served to the school students and public where we conducted the camp.



Our College NSS and NCC has conducted yoga day program in Mechanical Conference hall

21.06.2018 in view to celebrate the International day of Yoga 2018



YOUTH RED CROSS / RED RIBBON CLUB

YRC and RRC unit of our college conducted a Blood Donation Camp on 01.03.2018 with Salem Mohan

Kumaramangalam Government Hospital, Salem. Students and Faculty eagerly participated in camp and

80 units of blood donated to GH salem.

CRITERION – IV



PART - B CRITERION - IV



CRITERION – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources 4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created

Source of Fund Total

Campus area 29.8 acres - - 29.8 acres

Class rooms 118 Nos. - - 118 Nos.

Laboratories 92 Nos. - - 92 Nos.

Seminar Halls 8 Nos. 1 Fund from Institution 9 Nos.

No. of important equipment purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year. - 1 No. Fund from

Institution 1 No.

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs) - 10 Lakhs Fund from

Institution 1 No.

Others - - - -

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.3 Library services: (REFER ANNEXURE – XXII)

Existing Newly added Total

No. Total Nos. Value (`) No. Total

Nos. Value (`) No. Value (`)

Text Books 71057 76228

2,31,71,892.00 1641 1726

6,42,672 77954 2,86,96,057.00Reference

Books 5171 48,07,743 85 73,750

e-Books 363 1,57,539.00 1700 99,656.00 2063 2,57,195

Journals 422 13,24,816.00 305(Renewal) 10,01,439.00 422 23,26,255.00

e-Journals 2549 (5 Package) 13,40,406 2171(3Packages) 9,11,834 4720

(8 Packages) 22,52,240.00

Digital Database 1 (DELNET) 80,500 1 (Renewal) 11,500 1 92,000.00

CD and Videos

Book CD : 5467 Periodical CD:

1798 Free Book CD : 66

Periodical CD: 39 Free

Book CD : 5533

Periodical CD: 1837

Free

Others 195 25,488 17 2,450 212 27,938.00

Biometric attendance system for faculty and supporting staff. Web portal for students performance in tests and exams e-circular system is followed for providing communication with faculty members Computerization of Library Administration with Barcode System. Electronic recording Entry and Exit of faculty members and students. OPAC, Web OPAC (Books, CDs and Questions). Using e-Resources (online Journals & e-books). Multimedia Resources are available for learning. Delnet services are available in Library. Online feedback system.



4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total Computers

Computer Labs Internet Browsing

Centres Computer Centres Office Depart-

ments Others

Existing 1384 35 124 Mbps 3 17 13 -

Added 40 1 - - - - -

Total 1424 36 124 Mbps 3 17 13 -

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for Technology Up gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:

i) ICT ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipment iv) Others Total:

1. Wipro Project Readiness Programme (PRP) Training for students.

2. PALS-IITM Training for students and Faculty members.

3. NPTEL Certification course for students and Faculty members.

4. Moodle Server for conducting exams.

5. e-journals for both students and faculty members in central library

6. Digital library facility with internet access for both faculty and students.

62.97 Lakhs

170.80 Lakhs

23.07 Lakhs

11.05 Lakhs

267.89 Lakhs



PART - B CRITERION - V



CRITERION – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

Availability of student support services are clearly explained during the inaugural session of freshers entering inside the campus.

The academics calendar is furnished at the starting of every semester for creating awareness among students about continuous assessment process.

The various activities in the departments and institution are published in the website to create awareness among students.

Class committee meeting are conducted on regular basis to discuss about grievances and suggestions for improvement.

The details of examination schedules, events organised, higher studies, placements related companies are displayed in notice boards to create awareness among students.

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

HoDs Meetings are conducted with the Principal on every Monday to discuss various activities in the college and departments.

The IQAC review the teaching learning process by conducting academic audits thrice in a semester by inspecting the continuous assessment and faculty contribution records.

Students are encouraged to participate in zonal, district and state level sports meet. Fee concessions are given for the students who represent the college at state and national level sports event.

Student record for every student is maintained by class advisors.

Every semester class committee meeting are conducted for academic activities in which general discussion about suggestion for improvement of the system will be asked and implemented.

The Higher Education Cell provides the students a guidance to enhance their knowledge in their chosen area of study. It provides students counseling on various courses available and encourages them to pursue a field of study in line with their skill sets, aptitude and career aspirations.



5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Demand ratio 0.5524 Dropout % 0.80%

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

(REFER ANNEXURE - XXIII)

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

UG PG Ph. D. Others

3143 192 161

No % 2634 78.36

No % 727 21.63

Last Year This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically Challenged Total General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged Total

494 244 11 2826 - 3575 662 160 2 2537 - 3361

Talent to Success Training (T2S) programme – Discussion session and online assessment test

are conducted for students beyond working hours.

Aptitude, Soft skills online aptitude test has been included in regular class timetable.

Central Library has good number of books, Separate Section has been allocated for the students to prepare for Competitive Examinations.

1039

NIL

NIL

NIL

30

NIL

NIL

NIL

5

13

Nil



5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance (REFER ANNEXURE - XXV)

A faculty advisor is allotted for a batch of 20 students to monitor and counsel the student’s progress of students in academic, co-curricular and extracurricular activities regularly. Career guidance is done by conducting seminars, workshops, symposia and programmes about higher studies in abroad, education fair etc. Special training programmes have been arranged for improving the placement and higher education with the help of external agencies like

Six Phrase, Salem

Chopras, Coimbatore,

GATE forum, Salem,

Star United Tech., Mumbai.

Worldwide Education, Salem, TIME Institute, Erode.

Sl. No

Name of the Co-ordinators Title of the Programme

Date Name of the Funding Agency From To

2017-2018Automobile Engineering

1. Mr.K.Ashokkumar The Guest Lecture on “Learn to Learn” 19.07.2017 19.07.2017 Self-Support

2. Mr.P.Varatharaju Mr.M.SyedThasthagir

One Day Workshop on “AUTOTRONICS” 23.02.2018 23.02.2018 Self-Support


National Level Technical Symposium ‘MUSTANG 2K18’

27.03.2018 27.03.2018 Self-Support

Civil Engineering

1.

Dr.V.Revathi Dr.S.Senthilkumar Dr.D.Rameshkumar Mr.M.Logeshkumar

Sixth National Conference on “Trendy and Sustainable Development In Civil Engineering”

09-04-18 - Self-Support

2. Dr.N.Muralimohan Mr.T.Vijayashankar Mr.P.Karthick

National Level Technical Symposium KSHETRA 2K18


3.

Dr.V.Revathi Dr.N.Muralimohan Mr.T.Vijayashankar Mr.P.Karthick

National Workshop on Recent Advances in Structural and Environmental Engineering (RASEE - 2K17)


4.


Inauguration of our Civil Engineering Association LATTICE-17


Computer Science and Engineering

1.

Dr. A.Rajivkannan Dr.T.Poongothai Dr. N.S.Nithya Dr. E.BabyAnitha Dr.M.Prakash MrsG.S.Rizwanabanu Mr.S.Vadivel

National Conference on “Recent trends in Information, Communication and Computing Techniques” (RTICCT’18)

07.04. 2018 -

Aarthi Educational Trust and Tamilnadu

College Events

2.

Dr. A.Rajivkannan Dr. N.S.Nithya Dr. E.BabyAnitha S.Savitha G.Nagarajan

EDI-NSTEDB sponsored Three days National level Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

4.10.2017

10.10.2017

24.10.2017

6.10.2017

12.10.2017

26.10.2017

DST-NIMAT



3.

Dr. A.Rajivkannan Dr. N.S.Nithya MrsV.Sharmila Dr.V.Vennila Mrs.R.Latha Dr.K.Ganeshkumar MrsS.Savitha

National level Seminar on Impact of Green Computing for Minimizing E-Waste on Human Health

03.07.2018

04.07.2018 ICMR

Electronics and Communication Engineering

1. Mr.B.LeelaVinothan Managing Director, TROY Software Pvt Ltd

Platform for Young Electronics Engineers to be an Entrepreneur

18.01.2018 19.01.2018 SERB

2.

Mr.M.Subash,B.E., Aptitude Trainer Race Banking Institute, Salem.

One day seminar on Career Development Skills for III year students

11.08.2017. Aarthi

Educational Trust

3.

Mr.M.Subash,B.E., Aptitude Trainer Race Banking Institute, Salem.

One day seminar on Career Development Skills for II year students

21.07.2017 Aarthi

Educational Trust

4.

Mr.Gokulraj, Project Engineer, Vurum Technologies, Chennai.

Guest lecture on Mobile applications and android development

15.07.2017 --

5.

Mr.Dineshkumar, MohitSorout,Technical Lead, Bombinate Technologies, Bengaluru.

Guest Lecture on Vokal App 27.07.2017 --

6.

S.Naveen,R.Senthoor Raja, E.Pradhap Project Engineer, Pantech Technologies, Coimbatore.

Two days workshop on Internet of Things: Challenges and applications using Raspberry processor(IoT-CAR)

31.07.2017 --

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

1.

Mrs.M.Sornalatha Mrs.K.Yamuna Mrs.K.Yuvarani Mr.M.Senthilkumar

One day seminar on Energy Harvesting using sustainable

energy 09.01.2018 - KSRCE

2. Dr.M.Ramasamy Dr.M.Viajayakumar Dr.C.Gowrishankar

One Day workshop on Design of Power Electronics Converters

using MATLAB 23.03.2018 - KSRCE

3. Mrs.M.Sornalatha Mrs.K.Yamuna

Seven Days FDTP on EE6501 Power System Analysis 04.06.2018 10.06.2018 KSRCE

4. Dr.R.Sankarganesh Dr.V.Ravi Technical Symposium 01.09.2017 - KSRCE

5. Dr.R.Sankarganesh Dr.V.Ravi Mini Project Expo 18 09.03.2018 - KSRCE

Information Technology

1. Dr. G. Singaravel International Conference on Information and Computational Science –ICICS’18

27.04.18 28.04.18 CSI-Salem Chapter

2. Dr.G.Singaravel Learn Python for Beginners 11.07.17 11.07.17 ISTE

Chapter, New Delhi

3. Dr.S.Nithya Kalyani Advanced Java Programming 28.02.18 28.02.18 KSRCE Mechanical Engineering

1. Mr. P. Jagadeesh Mr.S. Barathkumar Dr.P.Senthilkumar

One Day Seminar” Latest Technology In Solar And Wind Energy Resources

21.08.2017 - TNSCST



2.

Mr. P. Jagadeesh Mr.M.Anbalakan, Mr.N.Vivek, Mr.P.K.Sriraman, Mr.M.Bhuvaneshwaran,

Faculty Development Programme “Gas dynamics and jet propulsion”.

04.12.2017 10.12.2017 Anna Univ. (Self-Support)

3. Mr. P. Jagadeesh Stereotactic Body Radiation and Cyber Knife Radio Surgery Process Systems.

11.10.2017 - Rs.40,000 ICMR

4. Mr. P. Jagadeesh Advanced rapid proto type technique. 01.03.2018 - Rs.50,000

(SERB) Master of Computer Applications

1. Dr.P.Anitha, Dr.M.Vijayakumar

National Conferences on Research Issues in Internet of Things”(RIIOT)EICA – ‘18

1-3-18 1-3-18 Self-Support

2. Dr.P.Anitha, Mr.C.A.Kandasamy

National Level Technical Symposium ZELOS’17 5-10-17 5-10-17 Self-Support

No. of students benefitted

5.7 Details of campus placement (REFER ANNEXURE – XXVI)

On campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations Visited

Number of Students Participated

Number of Students Placed Number of Students Placed

136 689 303 139

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) and Women Empowerment Cell takes care of the gender related issues at College level.

The sexual harassment cell receives complaints through mails, monitors and takes necessary measures to prevent sexual harassment in the campus. No incident has occurred so far.

50/2 2 NIL

NIL NIL NIL

Higher Education = 350

Placement = 689



5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

(REFER ANNEXURE – XXVII)

Sports: State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support (REFER ANNEXURE – XXVIII)

Number ofstudents Amount

Financial support from institution 324 39,42,039

Financial support from government 1932 1,79,11,720

Financial support from other sources NIL NIL

Number of students who received International/ National recognitions NIL NIL

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs : State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

(REFER ANNEXURE – XXIX)

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

College has an Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) having eight members. Name of the

members along with their contact numbers is displayed for the benefit of the students. Students can

directly consult any member in the cell and discuss the grievances.

Suggestion boxes have been displayed in which students can drop their grievances. Boxes

are opened once in a week and if any grievance is found then that is handed over to the members of the

cell for taking necessary action.

During the session 2017-18, following complaints had been redressed by the grievances cell:

Fast working of WI-FI in the campus

Library books return due months increased

Number of books issued to the students also increased from 4 numbers to 7 numbers.

Colour printer has been installed in library

Aptitude hour, soft skills hour and online aptitude test hour has been included in regular class

timetable.

NIL

2 NIL15

NIL NIL NIL

NIL

NIL NIL

3 NIL

NCC – 5, NSS – 6, YRC



PART - B CRITERION - VI



CRITERION – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a “Management Information System”

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

Vision of the Institution We envision to achieve status as an excellent Educational Institution in the global knowledge hub, making self-learners, experts, ethical and responsible engineers, technologists, scientists, managers, administrators and entrepreneurs who will significantly contribute to research and environment friendly sustainable growth of the nation and the world. Mission of the Institution

To inculcate in the students self-learning abilities that enable them to become competitive and considerate engineers, technologists, scientists, managers, administrators and entrepreneurs by diligently imparting the best of education, nurturing environmental and social needs. To foster and maintain a mutually beneficial partnership with global industries and Institutions through knowledge sharing, collaborative research and innovation.

Curriculum development is done based on the inputs from all the stakeholders.

Greater emphasis on design oriented teaching.

Greater exposure to industrial and manufacturing processes.

Outmoded technologies are replaced by new appropriate and emerging technologies.

Using ICT tools for better learning experience with web contents from NPTEL, open

courseware and instant assessment and evaluation.

Greater emphasis given to professional communication skills.

Subjects related to life science are also included.

Choice Based Credit System to enable students to select subjects.

Electives are included in the curriculum based on area or module specialization.

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry are department specific.

Yes, the Institution has a Management Information System.

It maintains all the academic processes, students’ attendance, Examination system,

stakeholders’ feedback and faculty profile.

Online system for marks and attendance entry, consolidation, analysis and automatic

calculation of internal assessment marks.

Information about students’ performance to parents.



6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4 Research and Development

Improvement of teaching – learning process through Outcome Based Education (OBE),

NPTEL, Video Conferencing etc.

Provision of one credit courses and Value Added Courses

The college has the strategy of including inputs from expert of various industries and academic

institutions to improve the teaching–learning process.

Systematic deployment of the courses using design documents, such as

Conventional lectures

Power point and Video presentations

Demonstrations and hands on training

Practical work

Special lectures by subject experts

The course on teaching pedagogy is conducted on need basis to adopt innovation in teaching

and learning.

Special classes for slow learners to improve their performance.

Improving the student evaluation process by following the Bloom’s Taxonomy.

Continuous evaluation through different modes like internal assessment, assignments,

presentations, projects etc.

Question papers are verified for Bloom’s level and distribution of questions.

Collecting feedback on question paper from subject experts and also faculty handling the

course to improve the quality of questions.

Conducting Central valuation for end semester examinations.

Evaluation of answer scripts by the experienced examiners.

Results processing fully computerized and published on college website.

Provisions for the request of re-totalling / revaluation of answer scripts of end semester

examinations within the stipulated period.

09 departments of KSR College of Engineering are Approved Research Centre’s of Anna

University, Chennai.

Under this Centre there are 34 Research Supervisors guiding the scholars in various disciplines.

Under this Centre 108 scholars awarded Ph.D. degree and 161 scholars are pursing the

Research.

Undertaking various funded projects.

Encouraging faculty members to interact with industries to address real-world problems.

Creating opportunities for interested students in research activities.

Encouraging innovations, research publications and facilitating the protection of Intellectual

Property Rights (IPR).

To increase the developmental research activities, outstanding researchers are encouraged



6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

Well stacked central library

Active readers club is started to encourage the students to improve their reading habits.

Computerized student entry system.

The physical infrastructure of the Library has been enhanced through various sections like

Lending Section, Reference Section, GATE Section, Journal Section, Group Discussion

Rooms and Civil Services Study Centre.

For e-learning Multimedia Library is available.

Specialized Software tool is used for transactions and tracking.

Journal section and e-Journals of major professional bodies and publishers are available.

24x7 Wi-Fi Facility.

Faculty and Staff are encouraged to participate in self-development programmes.

Providing employees with individual and family welfare schemes.

Administration supports to faculty, staff and students with necessary and relevant support

to optimize their work.

Faculty members are assigned responsibilities to organize curricular, co-curricular and

extra-curricular activities.

Assessing performance through annual self-appraisal for promotion and incentives.

Motivating faculty members to undertake training in national level reputed institutions like

IIT, IISC NIT etc., for enhancing their quality of teaching and research.

Managing student affairs, student grievances and requirements through class committee,

personal counselling and student association activities.

In recruitment process faculty and staff selection is done based on the department needs

and requests in order to maintain the student-teachers ratio as per norms.

If any vacancy position arises, advertisements are posted immediately in the leading

newspapers and college website informing the status of vacancy areas and prescribed

norms for selection and the position will be replaced with in three month duration.

Applications are screened and shortlisted candidates are called for interview with proper

intimation.

An interview panel constituted by the principal, comprising the administration team,

respective HoDs, and external subject experts to conduct the interview.

The selected applicants are appointed on probation and a permanent position is offered by the Management after considering their performance during their probationary period.



6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

Faculty / Non-

Teaching

Contribution for Employees Provident Fund (EPF)

School Admission to the Wards with fee concession

Medical Insurance

Staff Club

Incentive for Consultancy and Research Activities

IIT Madras PALS Tie-up for Faculty Quality enhancement.

Free Transport Facility

Guest House for visiting faculty

Casual and Medical Leave

On Duty and Seed Money

Special On Duty

Vacation Leave

Maternity Leave scheme

Quarters Facility

Hygienic Canteen Facilities

24x7 Hospital

Safety and Security personnel

Signing of MoU and membership with various industrial bodies like CII, CODISSIA, EEDISSIA,

BSNL and All India Management Association to transform the students to get a significant

exposure about industrial developments.

Designing of industry based curricula and syllabi.

Students and faculty are empowered with industrial knowledge by strengthening the interaction

with industry through In-plant training, industrial visits, projects, consultancy, value added

courses, professional certification courses, guest lectures etc.

Centres of Excellence for hands on learning and one credit courses handled partly by industry

experts and partly by the internal faculty.

Industry expert personnel as BoS members involved in the revision of curriculum and syllabus.

Project Proposals submitted to various funding agencies in collaboration with industries.

College is following the government norms for admission procedure through counselling.

The government admission policy is strictly adhered.



6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

(REFER ANNEXURE – XXX)

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes Duly appointed by the Principal Yes IQAC

Administrative Yes Charted Accountant Yes Principal

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

(REFER ANNEXURE – XXXI)

Students

IIT Madras PALS Tie-up for students skill / personality development.

Free Transport Facility.

Participation in Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities.

Medical Insurance for students and Parents.

Hygienic Canteen Facilities.

24x7 Hospital.

Safety and Security personnel.

Student Counselling.

Sports and Gym Facilities.

Library Book Bank.

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enabled Integrated Examination Platform for the

examination processes.

`. 5,41,808



6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

Under the guidance of university, the college has autonomy in framing the regulations, designing the curriculum and syllabus. University nominates members for Governing council, Academic Council, Board of Studies, Result Passing Board and University Representative for monitoring the conduct of examinations. University inspection committee check periodically the adequacy of faculty, infrastructure and

other facilities for conduction of various programmes.

University nominates expert members for Board of studies, Result Passing Board, Academic

Council and Governing Council to improve the quality of education in the college.

University provides fund to organize FDPs and training programmes in our college that

indirectly promote the academic needs.

The college has impressively progressed in implementing Outcome Based Education (OBE).

Alumni meet is conducted every year. Also the alumni interactions with the present students were arranged whenever they visit the campus.

Valuable suggestions from alumni members are collected for enhancing the professional

standards of our institution.

Feedback from the employers is collected to understand the performance of alumni in

the industries.

Alumni Association helps the students to know the job opportunities and for pursuing

higher studies in India and Abroad.

Alumni suggestions during BoS meeting help restructuring the curriculum and teaching

-learning process.

Parent – Teacher Association is functioning well in the Institution. Fruitful suggestions from

parents during the parents meeting have empowered the administration to recognize their hopes

and implement their suggestions for the healthier functioning of the institution.

Permission is granted to do higher studies and to attend skill development programmes

in their respective fields as given below:

Provision for part-time study for staff members.

Staff development programmes are conducted.

Awareness workshops and seminars.

Soft skills training programmes are also provided to the supporting staff members.



6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

(REFER ANNEXURE – XXXII)

The college is conducting green audit in its campus every year. Green Audit Committee consists

of senior faculty members from Civil, Mechanical and Electrical engineering. All the inmates of the

campus are well aware about the outcomes of campus pollution and exercise green initiatives, as many

methods as viable. The campus is free from plastic and also blowing horn is strictly prohibited. Plenty

of coconut trees had been planted inside the campus which keeps the campus green, shady and cool.

The green audit of our campus includes,

Green coverage with trees

RO water treatment and its management

Sewage (Hostel & Campus) treatment and its management

Kitchen and dining waste management

Lawn territory management

Solar power generation

The College gives great emphasis to maintain a green and eco-friendly campus. A dedicated team is

working for this purpose and deals with the following:

Energy Conservation

Use of Renewable Energy

Water Harvesting

Check Dam

Carbon Neutrality

Plantation

Hazardous waste management

e-waste management

Awareness Programs and Camps



PART - B CRITERION - VII



CRITERION – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

Enlightening communication skills of student through carrier development skills (CDS) class

which is included in the curriculum.

ICT enabled classrooms for Teaching and Learning, Wi-Fi LCDs with white boards are fixed in

the class rooms. It facilitates Power Point presentations, audio and video playing in the classes.

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) with suitable flexibilities. Currently students have the

options to choose open elective from other departments.

Curriculum and syllabus was framed in accordance with industry standards by receiving inputs

from relevant industrial experts through board of study (BoS).

Learning facility is made compulsory for slow learners.

Social involvement of the students by extension activities through NSS programme, village

adoption, YRC and RRC.

Value added courses and NPTEL improves the technical skills of the student.

Various club activities leads to enhance the managerial skills of the students.

Students are encouraged to participate in co-curricular events.

Students in all the Departments are permitted to carry out their project work in industries.

Students are given opportunities to undergo in-plant training and internships industries.

Industrial visits are arranged periodically to give the students a practical knowledge and exposure

to Industrial practices.

Aptitude and technical skill training are provided to the students.

Faculty members participate in FDPs to improve their skills.

Students are motivated to participate and present papers in National, International conferences.

Organizing workshop and symposiums keeps the student fraternity vibrant.

Participation of students in PALS-IITM tie-up programme.

Campus lectures (CL)

Theory to practice (T2P)

Industrial visits.

RuTag.

Internship in major industries.

Project at industries



7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

Year calendar is prepared.

Expert lectures, Seminars, National Symposium are conducted for the students.

On campus placement drives have been conducted by WIPRO (Day one slot), and many

companies have recruited more numbers of students.

In order to bring the creative ideas of young Students, they are motivated to participate in

various project competitions.

Installation of CCTV cameras in main gate, hostels and canteen.

Effective Learning through efficient teaching. Decentralized administration.

Our college maintains cleanliness and environmental protection.

The students are motivated to use paper bags instead of plastic bags/containers, plastic

usage in our campus is completely banned.

Students are advised to prevent food wastage.

Encouraging students to use ecofriendly materials.

Insisting students to conserve non-renewable energy.

Paper works are reduced by using e-files, e-circular, intranet and e-mails.

LED monitors are used in computers to reduce power consumption.

Used computers and peripherals are disposed through proper e-waste management

system.



7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (For example SWOT Analysis)

STRENGTH

Research Culture.

Outcome Based Education.

Choice Based Credit use of Blooms Taxonomy.

IPR activities.

ICT facilities.

IIT Madras PALS Tie-up for Quality enhancement.

WEAKNESS

International Students Admission.

Dual Degree Programme.

International Faculty Exchange.

OPPORTUNITIES

Freedom for designing industry oriented curriculum.

Providing opportunities for the students to get placement in various MNC’s through campus

interview.

Creating awareness to the students about the latest technologies through Guest Lectures,

Industrial visits and internships.

Students may get opportunity to visit various industries time to time to make students familiar

with the industry environment.

Providing the students real time experience by making them to undergo in-plant training in

various industries.

Providing necessary aids to make the students present their ideas as projects in the campus.

Encouraging the students to participate in sports, NSS, NCC, workshops, seminars and

projects in other colleges and industries.

Periodically updated Notice board about all competitions and about the vacancy of any govt.

and non govt. jobs.

Scholarships and fee waiver schemes.

THREADS

Increase in number of colleges.

Retention of qualified faculty.

Innovation in technologies, services and ideas. Employment opportunities for fresh graduates.



Annexure:

Best Practice – 1

Title: Effective Learning through Efficient Teaching Objectives

To develop interactive class room teaching to bring out inherent academic knowledge of

the students.

To provide learning materials and assessment of learning.

To offer hands on training to students.

The Context

Quality teaching is important for producing the intellectual capital and to compete with other

professionals across the world. It is important to create the classroom teaching in an interactive way by

faculty members. Also, it is essential to provide the learning materials to the students to enhance the quality

of learning.

The Practices

Providing good learning environment with neat & comfortable seating, Board & marker and

uninterrupted power supply for electrical appliances like LCD, OHP, lighting and ventilation.

Rest room and purified drinking water facilities are easily accessible.

Academics, industrial experts and alumni are involved in framing curriculum and syllabus.

Teaching with live case studies and examples for easy understanding and creating opportunities

to students to interact.

Value added courses/frequent guest lectures/invited talks by the practitioners are arranged to

give more exposure on real time challenges and industrial practices.

Field/Industry visits and Internship training provides hands on experiences to the students which

makes them to have rich understanding in their area of interest.

Fully fledged laboratories in all disciplines to the students to experiment their own innovative

ideas.

Students are given opportunity to do industrial research projects.

Hi-tech language laboratory is available with latest software to improve students’

communication skills in both oral and written.

It is a regular practice to encourage the students to make presentations in National/ International

seminar and conferences.

Mentoring, Counselling, One to one contact remedial classes are conducted to give due

attention to the slow learners.

Question bank is given to the students.

Provision of ‘HoD hour’ is given in regular academic schedule to address the grievances of the

students and sturdy remedies have been taken immediately to sort out their issues.

GATE Coaching classes are arranged for students at free of cost to enable them to go for higher

studies or to place in Public Sector Units (PSU).



Evidence of success

Students’ confidence levels on subjects are improved.

Curriculum and syllabus is at par with industry needs.

Students are aware of latest technology know how in the respective field of interest.

Students’ communication and presentation skills are developed and reflected in the various

competitions and placements.

The academic and non-academic performances of slow learners are improved.

Students are free off academic and non-academic issues hence percentage of attendance

is much improved and they are able to concentrate more on their career developmental

activities.

Number of participants in GATE examination is increased; few have cleared and gone for

higher studies in globally reputed Institutions.

Problems Encountered and Resources Required

Faculty members need orientation on interactive teaching methods.

Training all the faculty members in preparation of course materials and make it online

access.

To motivate the students to be creative.

Students training required in online access.

Facilities for preparation, uploading and sharing the course materials, and to access the

course materials through ICT facilities.

Best Practice-2

Title: Decentralized Administration

Objectives

Introduction of decentralized administration to facilitate quick decision making related to

academic and administrative activities.

To ensure complete transparency and to take prompt and systematic follow up actions.

To minimize the work burden of the superiors.

To generate more opportunities in the growth and self-development of faculty members.

To promote the managerial and administrative skills of the faculty to take up leadership

positions.



The Context

Decentralization provides freedom to makes faculty to involve more in their activities. This

increases the responsibility and work outcome.

Evidence of Success

Every year annual budget is prepared and sanctioned funds are utilized for the department

developments.

Organized many student’s enrichment programs like national level technical symposium /

seminar / conferences/guest lecture/workshop by the departments.

The college has signed MOU with leading academic institutions and industries at national

and global level.

End semester examinations are conducted as per the calendar and results are published

in time.

More numbers of students are placed in reputed companies during the current academic

year.

Value added courses are conducted by the departments. Technical and non-technical

trainings are given to the students to equip them to fit in the industries.

Through IIPC, the college has collaborated with Infosys, ICTACT, EDC, EMC2 etc.

Problems Encountered and Resources Required

Maintaining uniformity in internal administration.

Updating existing guidelines to meet ever changing scenario.

Scheduling to involve the students in different activities becomes a difficult task with in

stipulated time period.

Decentralization may lead to the problem of co-ordination, raise in administrative expenses

and multi-level reporting system.

Creation of more funds to implement MOU with foreign institutions for student, staff

exchange programme.

Technology to automate the entire administrative system.



ANNEXURE - I

COMPOSITION OF IQAC 2017-18



ANNEXURE - II

ACADEMIC CALENDAR



Date : 06.07.2017

Date Day Events Date Day Events

1 Thursday 17 Saturday Holiday

2 Friday 18 Sunday Holiday

3 Saturday Holiday 19 Monday

4 Sunday Holiday 20 Tuesday

5 MondayCommencement of Summer Project

for II yr MBA21 Wednesday

6 Tuesday 22 Thursday

7 Wednesday 23 FridayReopening for II, III, IV Yr B.E., B. Tech. &

II Yr M.E., M.Tech., III Yr MCA



10 Saturday Holiday 26 Monday Ramzan Holiday


12 Monday 28 Wednesday


14 Wednesday 30 Friday

15 Thursday

16 Friday






5 Wednesday Reopening for II Year MBA 21 Friday











16 Sunday Holiday

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Date : 06.07.2017






3 Thursday Aadi Peruku Holiday 19 Saturday Holiday

4 FridayInternal Assessment Test I for II, III, IV Yr

B.E., B. Tech.& II Yr M.E., M.Tech., II Yr MBA & III Yr MCA

20 Sunday Holiday

5 Saturday 21 Monday


7 Monday Reopening for I Year B.E., B.Tech., 23 Wednesday


9 Wednesday 25 Friday Vinayagar Charthurthi Holiday



12 Saturday Holiday 28 Monday Reopening for I Year M.E., M.Tech.,


14 Monday Gokulastami Holiday 30 Wednesday

15 Tuesday Independence day Holiday 31 Thursday

16 Wednesday Reopening for I Year MBA & MCA



2 Saturday Bakkrid Holiday 18 Monday Internal Assessment Test I for I Yr B.E.,

B.Tech., & I yr MCA,I yr MBA, II yr MCA




6 Wednesday 22 FridayInternal Assessment Test II for II, III, IV Yr B.E., B. Tech.& II Yr M.E., M.Tech.,II Yr MBA, III Yr

MCA



9 Saturday Holiday 25 MondayInternal Assessment Test I for I Year M.E.,

M.Tech.,




13 Wednesday 29 Friday Sareshwathi Pooja Holiday

14 Thursday 30 Saturday Vijayadasami Holiday

15 Friday

16 Saturday Holiday

September-17

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 20

August-17

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 20



Date : 06.07.2017




1 Sunday Moharam Holiday 17 Tuesday Holiday

2 Monday Gandhi Jeyanthi Holiday 18 Wednesday Deepavali Holiday

3 Tuesday 19 Thursday Holiday


5 Thursday 21 Saturday


7 Saturday Holiday 23 MondayModel Exam for II, III, IV Yr B.E., B. Tech.& II Yr

M.E., M.Tech.,II Yr MBA, III Yr MCA









16 Monday



2 ThursdayCommencement of End Sem Practical Exam

for II, III, IV Yr B.E., B. Tech.& II Yr M.E., M.Tech.., II MBA, III Yr MCA

18 Saturday Holiday

3 FridayLast Working Working day for II, III, IV Yr

B.E., B.Tech.& II Yr M.E., M.Tech., II MBA, III Yr MCA

19 Sunday Holiday



6 MondayInternal Assessment Test II for I Yr B.E., B.Tech., & II Yr MCA, I Yr MBA & MCA,

M.Tech.,22 Wednesday









15 WednesdayCommencement of End Sem Exam forII, III, IV Yr B.E., B.Tech.& II Yr M.E., M.Tech., II MBA,

III Yr MCA

16 Thursday

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 22

October-17

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 19

November-17



Date : 06.07.2017





2 Saturday Meladi Nabhi Holiday 18 Monday


4 MondayModel Exam for I Yr B.E., B.Tech., & II Yr MCA, I Yr MBA & MCA, M.E., M.Tech.,

20 Wednesday


6 Wednesday 22 FridayLast Working for I Yr B.E., B.Tech., & II Yr MCA,

I Yr MBA & MCA, I Year M.E., M.Tech.,



9 Saturday Holiday 25 Monday Christimas Holiday

10 Sunday Holiday 26 TuesdayCommencement of ESE for I Yr B.E., B.Tech.,& II

Yr MCA, I Yr MBA & MCA, I Year M.E.,




14 ThursdayCommencement of Class for IV, VI & VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem M.E./M.Tech., MBA &

VI MCA30 Saturday Holiday

15 FridayCommencement of Practical Exam for I Yr

B.E., B.Tech., & II Yr MCA, I Yr MBA & MCA, M.E., M.Tech.,

31 Sunday Holiday

16 Saturday Holiday

December-17

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 20



JANUARY 2018

MON 1 New Year – Holiday

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 19

WED 17

TUE 2 Commencement of Internal Test I for VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem MBA

(R 16) THU 18

WED 3 FRI 19

THU 4 Commencement of classes for II Sem

All UG & PG Programmes SAT 20 Holiday

FRI 5 SUN 21 Holiday

SAT 6 Holiday MON 22

SUN 7 Holiday TUE 23 Commencement of Internal Test II for

VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem MBA (R 16)

MON 8 WED 24

TUE 9 THU 25 Commencement of Internal Test I for IV

&VI sem B.E./B.Tech WED 10 FRI 26 Republic Day – Holiday

THU 11 SAT 27 Holiday


SAT 13 Bogi – Holiday MON 29

SUN 14 Pongal – Holiday TUE 30

MON 15 Mattu Pongal – Holiday WED 31

TUE 16 Thiruvalluvar Day – Holiday

FEBRUARY 2018

THU 1

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 19

SAT 17 Holiday



SUN 4 Holiday TUE 20 Founders Day – Holiday

MON 5 Commencement of Model Exam for

VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem MBA (R 16)

WED 21

TUE 6 THU 22

WED 7 FRI 23




SUN 11 Holiday TUE 27

MON 12 WED 28

TUE 13

WED 14

THU 15

FRI 16 Commencement of Internal Test I for II

Sem All UG & PG Programmes



MARCH 2018

THU 1

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 20

SAT 17 Holiday

FRI 2 SUN 18 Telugu New year* – Holiday



MON 5 WED 21

TUE 6 THU 22

WED 7 FRI 23




SUN 11 Holiday TUE 27 Commencement of Internal Test II for II

Sem All UG & PG Programmes

MON 12 WED 28

TUE 13 THU 29 Mahavir Jayanthi – Holiday

WED 14 FRI 30 Good Friday – Holiday

THU 15 Commencement of Internal Test II for

IV &VI sem B.E./B.Tech SAT 31 Holiday

FRI 16

APRIL 2018

SUN 1 Holiday

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 21

TUE 17

MON 2 Last working day for IV Sem M.E./M.Tech & VI Sem MCA

WED 18 Last working day for IV, VI & VIII Sem

B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem MBA (R 16)

TUE 3 THU 19 Commencement of ESE-Practical Exam

for IV &VI sem B.E./B.Tech WED 4 FRI 20




Commencement of End Semester Theory Exam for VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem MBA (R 16) & Commencement of Model

Exam for II Sem All UG & PG Programmes


MON 9 Commencement of Model Exam for IV

&VI sem B.E./B.Tech WED 25

TUE 10 THU 26

WED 11 FRI 27



SAT 14 Tamil New Year & Dr.Ambadkar

Jayanthi – Holiday MON 30

SUN 15 Holiday

MON 16

Commencement of Project Viva Voce for VIII Sem B.E./B.Tech & IV Sem

MBA (R 16)



MAY 2018

TUE 1 May Day – Holiday

No.

of W

orki

ng D

ays

: 22

THU 17

WED 2

Commencement of Project Viva Voce Exam for IV Sem M.E./M.Tech & VI

Sem MCA & Commencement of ESE-Theory Exam for IV &VI sem

B.E./B.Tech

FRI 18


FRI 4 Commencement of ESE-Practical Exam for II Sem All UG & PG Programmes

SUN 20 Holiday



MON 7 . WED 23

TUE 8 THU 24

WED 9 FRI 25


FRI 11 Last working day for II Sem All UG &

PG Programmes SUN 27 Holiday



MON 14 Commencement of ESE Theory Exam for II Sem All UG & PG Programmes

WED 30

TUE 15 THU 31

WED 16 *Subject to change



ANNEXURE - III

ANALYSIS OF STAKEHOLDERS FEEDBACK SAMPLES



Annexure 1.1

Analysis of the feedback

Feedbacks are regularly obtained from the faculty members through various

modes of interactions. Regular HOD’s meeting is conducted to discuss about various

activities of the college and to address the different needs and grievances of student,

faculties and staff members.Periodical all faculty meeting is conducted to interact with

them to know the needs and wants and facilities required to enhance their academic and

research skills. Faculty opinion is received through questionnaire in online mode.

Informal discussions are also held to derive their response on the various aspects

of curriculum development, student development and research improvement. The

principal also interacts with the faculty, staff and students informally to collect their

opinion on the infrastructures, Curriculum, curricular activities, Extra -Curricular

activities and research. Guidelines given by the various affiliated bodies such as AICTE,

NBA, UGC, Anna University and NCTE are considered for student development. Active

interaction with them through submission of information/data asked, meetings on agenda

like examination reforms, pattern of question papers, student details, conferences and

meetings are constantly organized and feedback are obtained.

. The institution has made a conscious effort to shift from the traditional teacher–

centric approach to a student-centric one. Experimental learning, participative learning,

and problem solving methodologies are used for enhancing learning experiences. The

teacher’s role is that of a facilitator who supports self development of knowledge, holistic

development and skill formation through participatory learning activities such as:

Internship/Project Work, Mini-projects, Technical Symposium, Seminars, Workshops

and paper presentations etc.,Group Discussion and seminars, Peer teaching, Tutorials,

Modeling, organizing Exhibitions, Intercollegiate and interdepartmental competitions,

Interactive guest Lectures, Brainstorming, Role play and industrial visits etc.,Free access

to the internet and e-journals make them self-reliant and self-regulating learners.Moodle



and other learning management systems. Conference halls equipped with IT

infrastructure for webinars and video conferencing.

Students are involved in various teams of the college such as BOS, planning and

evaluation; women’s empowerment cell etc., Periodical class committee with

representatives (minimum of 5students) of the class is conducted by the senior faculty or

head of the department. Students’ grievances are redressed and their requirements and

expectation on training, guest lectures are fulfilled. Heads of every department will

interact with the students in a class periodically to understand the student’s requirements.

Feedbacks are regularly obtained from the students to enrich the quality factor

about the teaching methods, training and development, infrastructure etc., It is obtained

through the form of questionnaire and online mode.The principal ensure the performance

of the each faculty, if it’s not satisfactory appropriate measures will be taken on the

faculty through counseling and teacher are encourage taking up knowledge updating

programs. The feedback system improves the curriculum and syllabus development.

Immediate suitable remedial measures to complaint / grievances are taken by the

authority for smooth institutional performance and quality.



ANNEXURE - IV

RESEARCH CENTRE RECOGNITION 2017-18



ANNEXURE - V

FACULTY PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA



DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

Sl. No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme

Date Name of the Organizing

Institute From To Academic Year :2017-18

1. Mr.M.Dinakaran Hydrogen Fuelled Vehicles Supported by TNSCST 18.08.2017 18.08.2017

Velalar College of Engineering and

Technology,Erode

2. Mr.P.Kanakarajan Recent Advances in Cryogenics and its Industrial Applications 06.10.2017 07.10.2017

Muthayammal Engineering

College,Rasipuram

3. Mr.P.Kanakarajan National Conference on

Innovative Technologies in Mechanical Engineering

07.10.2017 07.10.2017 Muthayammal Engineering

College,Rasipuram

4. Mr.S.Imthiyas Quality Improvement Programme of “Internal Combustion Engines” 27.11.2017 01.12.2017 Indian Institute of

Science, Bengaluru

5. Mr.C.Gogulan Quality Improvement Programme of “Internal Combustion Engines” 27.11.2017 01.12.2017 Indian Institute of

Science, Bengaluru

6. Mr.M.Dinakaran Quality Improvement Programme of “Internal Combustion Engines” 27.11.2017 01.12.2017 Indian Institute of

Science, Bengaluru

7. Mr.D.Krishnakumar Quality Improvement Programme of “Internal Combustion Engines” 27.11.2017 01.12.2017 Indian Institute of

Science, Bengaluru

8. Mr.P.Varatharaju

National Seminar on Design of Experiments in Bio process

optimization (DST-SERB)

04.01.2018 05.01.2018 K.S.R.College of

Technology Tiruchengode

9. Mr.M.Sivakumar National conference on Science,

Engineering Technology & Management

25.01.2018 25.01.2018 Annapoorana Engineering

College, Salem

10. Mr.M.Loganathan National conference on Science,



College, Salem

11. Mr.A.P.Kalidas National conference on Science,



College, Salem

12. Mr.S.Imthiyas National conference on Science,



College, Salem

13. Mr.D.Krishnakumar National conference on Science,



College, Salem

14. Mr.C.Gogulan National conference on Science,



College, Salem

15. Mr.K.Ashokkumar National conference on Science,



College, Salem

16. Dr.R.Ramesh kumar

Recent Innovations in Advanced Material Science

(RIAMS-18 30.03.218 31.03.2018

Rajalakshmi Institute of

Technology, Chennai

17. Mr.S.Soundararajan

Recent Innovations in Advanced Material Science

(RIAMS-18 30.03.218 31.03.2018

Rajalakshmi Institute of

Technology, Chennai

18. Mr.P.Varatharaju Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018

Nandha College of Technology, Erode-

52

19. Mr.M.Loganathan Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

20. Mr.S.Neelamegan Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018 Nandha College of

Technology, Erode-



52

21. Mr.M.Syed Thasthagir

Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

22. Mr.S.Imthiyas Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

23. Mr.A.P.Kalidas Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

24. Mr.B.Rajkumar Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

25. Mr.M.Dinakaran Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

26. Mr.P.Loganathan Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

27. Mr.D.Krishnakumar Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

28. Mr.Alex Arputhanathan

Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (RAME-18) 22.03.2018 22.03.2018


52

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING



Institute From To 1.

Dr.V.Revathi

National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and Environmental Engineering” (RASEE - 2K17)

8.9.17 - KSRCE

2. International Conference on Frontline Areas of Civil Engineering 5.1.18 6.1.18 Sri Krishna college

of Technology 3. International Conference on Civil and

Structural Engineering 31.03.18 - SAIRAP

Kuala lampur Malasia

4. International conference on “Advanced science and engineering research (ASER2018)”

5.4.18 - AL-Ameen Engineering college

5. International Conference on Recent Innovations in Science Engineering and Technology (ICRISCT)

28.04.18 - Dubai

6. National conference on Trendy and Sustainable Development in Civil Engineering

9.4.18 - KSRCE

7.

Dr.S.Senthilkumar

National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and Environmental Engineering” (RASEE - 2K17)

8.9.17 - KSRCE

8. Workshop on various AICTE initiatives for Technical Institution at Trichy 19.12.17 19.12.1

7 SRM hotel,

Trichy 9. International conference on “Intelligent

system and control(ISCO) SEEE(sponsored)

5.1.18 6.1.18 Karpagam College of Engineering


9.4.18 - KSRCE

11. Dr.P.Sudha

National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and Environmental Engineering”

8.9.17 - KSRCE



(RASEE - 2K17)

12. National level seminar on “Current trends prospects and challenges of swatch bharat”

14.09.17 15.09.17

K.S.Rangasamy college of technology

13. FDP on CE6603-Design of steel structures 27.11.17 3.12.17

Muthayammal college of

Engineering, Rasipuram

14. International Conference on “Recent trends in environmental science and engineering (RTESE’17)”

16.12.17 - APS College of Engineering

15. National level seminar on “Sustainable solid waste management techniques” 5.1.18 6.1.18 Kongu Engineering

College 16. National level workshop “Treatment of

RO rejects and advancement in desalination process”

10.3.18 - Knowledge Institute

of Technology, Salem


9.4.18 - KSRCE

18. National level workshop on “Nanoscience to Nanotechnology in Civil Technology”

8.6.18 9.6.18 P.A College of

Engineering and Technology, Pollachi

19.

Dr.N.Muralimohan

National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and

Environmental Engineering” (RASEE - 2K17)

8.9.17 - KSRCE

20. National level seminar on Current trends prospects and challenges of swatch

bharat14.09.17 15.09.1

7 K.S.RangasamyColle

ge of Technology 21. FDP on CE6603-Design of steel

structures 27.11.17 3.12.17 MuthayammalColleg

e of Engineering, Rasipuram

22. International Conference on “Recent trends in environmental science and

engineering (RTESE’17)” 16.12.17 - APS College of

Engineering

23. National level workshop “Sustainable solid waste management techniques” 5.1.18 6.1.18 Kongu Engineering

College 24. National level workshop “Treatment of


10.3.18 - Knowledge institute

of technology, Salem

25. National conference on Trendy and Sustainable Development in Civil

Engineering 9.4.18 - KSRCE

26. National level workshop on “Nanoscience to Nanotechnology in

Civil Technology” 8.6.18 9.6.18

P.A College of Engineering and

Technology, Pollachi 27.

Dr.G.Dineshkumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE

28.

National level workshop “Treatment of RO rejects and advancement in

desalination process” 10.3.18 -

Knowledge institute of technology,

Salem 29.

National conference on Trendy and Sustainable Development in Civil


30.

Mr.A.Alex Rajesh



8.9.17 - KSRCE

31. FDP on CE6603-Design of steel structures 27.11.17 3.12.17 Muthayammal

college of




32. International conference on “Intelligent system and control(ISCO)

SEEE(sponsored)5.1.18 6.1.18 Karpagam College of

Engineering 33. FDP on Mathematical methods in civil

engineering 19.2.18 23.2.18 Indian Institute of

Technology Kharagpur

34. National level workshop “Treatment of RO rejects and advancement in



Salem 35. International conference on”Advanced

science and engineering research (ASER2018)”




37.

Mr.K.Sargunan



8.9.17 - KSRCE

38. FDP on CE6603-Design of steel

structures 27.11.17 3.12.17



39. International conference on “Intelligent system and control(ISCO)

SEEE(sponsored)5.1.18 6.1.18 Karpagam College of

Engineering 40. FDP on Mathematical methods in civil

engineering 19.2.18 23.2.18 Indian Institute of

Technology Kharagpur




Salem 42. International conference on”Advanced

science and engineering research (ASER2018)”




44.

Mrs.K.P.Vishalakshi



8.9.17 - KSRCE

45. Third international conference on advancements in science, engineering&

technology (ICASET’18 28.3.18 -

M.P.NachimuthuM.Jaganathan

Engineering college46. National conference on Trendy and

Sustainable Development in Civil Engineering

9.4.18 - KSRCE

47. FDP “Advance in Fracture Mechanics and Structural Dynamics Applications in

Earthquake Engineering” 7.4.18 13.4.18 CIT Coimbatore

48. National level workshop on

“Nanoscience to Nanotechnology in Civil Technology”

8.6.18 9.6.18


Technology, Pollachi

49.

Dr.R.Gopi



8.9.17 - KSRCE

50. National level seminar on Current trends prospects and challenges of swatch

bharat14.09.17 15.09.1

7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology



51. National level workshopon“Low cost sustainable building materials and

construction technologies”22.09.17 23.09.1

7 PSG college of

technology, Coimbatore

52. QIP on “Recent environmental challenges, solution and management for

sustainability” 29.11.17 5.12.17 Coimbatore institute

of technology

53. International conference on”Advanced science and engineering research

(ASER2018)” 5.4.18 - AL-Ameen

Engineering college 54. National conference on Trendy and


9.4.18 - KSRCE

55.

Dr.D.Rameshkumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17






Salem 58. National conference on Trendy and


9.4.18 - KSRCE

59.

Dr.N.Sudharsan



8.9.17 - KSRCE

60.



61.

Mr.K.S.Elango



8.9.17 - KSRCE

62. National level seminar on “Current trends prospects and challenges of

swatch bharat”14.09.17 15.09.1

7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology 63. QIP on “Recent environmental

challenges, solution and management for sustainability”

29.11.17 5.12.17 Coimbatore institute of technology

64. National level workshop on Low cost sustainable building materials and

construction technologies22.09.17 23.09.1

7 PSG college of

technology, Coimbatore



66.

Mr.M.Senthilkumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17

Muthayammal college of Engineering,

Rasipuram 68. National level workshop “Treatment of


10.3.18 - Knowledge institute

of technology, Salem

69. FDP “Advance in Fracture Mechanics and Structural Dynamics Applications in

Earthquake Engineering” 7.4.18 13.4.18 CIT Coimbatore

70. National conference on Trendy and Sustainable Development in Civil 9.4.18 - KSRCE



Engineering 71.

Mr.M.Logesh Kumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17



73. National level workshop on “Treatment of RO rejects and advancement in





9.4.18 - KSRCE

75.

Dr.M.Gunasekaran



8.9.17 - KSRCE

76. FDP on Meta-heuristics and triz: emerging paradigm in engineering

problem optimisation 20.11.17 3.12.17

Park College of Engineering and

Technology 77. FDP on Design and detailing of

earthquake resistant structures 07.12.17

20.12.1

7

Kumaraguru college of technology,

Coimbatore 78. National level seminar on “ Project

management & consultancy” 28.1.18 - Erode District Civil

Engineers Association



80. National level workshop on “Minimization of waste in construction

industries using lead management” 20.4.18 21.4.18 Paavai Engineering

College 81.

Mrs.G.Tamilarasi

National level workshop on Civil engineers challenges in geotechnical investigation and foundation design

18.08.17 - Kongu Engineering College

82. National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and


8.9.17 - KSRCE

83. Two day hands-on training on geographical information system for

municipality engineers and town planners

24.11.17 25.11.17

Dr.Mahalingam College of

Engineering and 84. National conference on Trendy and


9.4.18 - KSRCE

85.

Mr.T.Senthilkumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE

86. FDP on CE6603-Design of steel structures 27.11.17 3.12.17

MuthayammalCollege of Engineering,

Rasipuram 87. National level workshop Treatment of

RO rejects and advancement in desalination process

10.3.18 - Knowledge Institute

of Technology, Salem

88. International Conference on”Advanced science and engineering research

(ASER2018)”5.4.18 - AL-Ameen

Engineering college

89. International Conference on”Advanced science and engineering research

(ASER2018)”5.4.18 - AL-Ameen

Engineering college

90. National conference on Trendy and 9.4.18 - KSRCE




91.

Mrs.V.C.Prabha



8.9.17 - KSRCE



93.

Mr.D.Kanagaraj



8.9.17 - KSRCE







Mr.A.Thomas Eucharist



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17








9.4.18 - KSRCE

100.

Mr.K.Selvakumar



8.9.17 - KSRCE

101. International conference on”Advanced science and engineering research

(ASER2018)” 5.4.18 - AL-Ameen

Engineering college 102. National conference on Trendy and


9.4.18 - KSRCE

103.

Mr.R.Babu



8.9.17 - KSRCE



7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology 105. National level seminar on “Sustainable

solid waste management techniques” 5.1.18 6.1.18 Kongu Engineering College

106. National level workshop on “Emerging trends & career prospects in construction

industry” 13.2.18 - Kongu Engineering

College Perundurai

107. National level workshop Treatment of RO rejects and advancement in

desalination process 10.3.18 -




9.4.18 - KSRCE

109. FDP on Advance in Fracture Mechanics and Structural Dynamics Applications in

Earthquake Engineering 7.4.18 13.4.18 CIT Coimbatore

110. National level workshop on 8.6.18 9.6.18 P.A College of



“Nanoscience to Nanotechnology in Civil Technology”

Engineering and Technology, Pollachi

111.

Mr.B.Suresh



8.9.17 - KSRCE







Mr.S.Saravanaganesh



8.9.17 - KSRCE



7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology 116. National workshop on “Emerging trends

in steel structures-(ETSS-2017)” 21.09.17 22.09.17

PSNA college of engineering &

technology 117. Workshop on access to technology for

innovation&Establishing a technology and innovation support center(TISC)

network

7.12.17 8.12.17 Anna university,

Chennai

118. International conference on “Evaluation of ground water quality and its

suitability for drinking and agriculture purpose in Erode taluk,Tamilnadu,

India”

23.3.18 - Nandha Engineering

College Autonomous






9.4.18 - KSRCE

121.

Mr.T.Vijayashankar



8.9.17 - KSRCE


swatch Bharat”14.09.17 15.09.1

7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology 123. National workshop on “Emerging trends

in steel structures-(ETSS-2017)” 21.09.17 22.09.17

PSNA college of engineering &

technology 124. Workshop on access to technology for

innovation&Establishing a technology and innovation support center(TISC)

network

7.12.17 8.12.17 Anna university,

Chennai



India”

23.3.18 23.3.18 Nandha Engineering

College Autonomous

126.

Mr.S.Dineshkumar



127. National level workshop “Recent Advances in Structural and


8.9.17 - KSRCE

128. National level seminar on “Current trends prospects and challenges of 14.09.17 15.09.1

7 K.S.Rangasamy

college of technology



swatch bharat”129. International conference on “Evaluation

of ground water quality and its suitability for drinking and agriculture

purpose in Erode taluk,Tamilnadu, India”


College Autonomous

130. National workshop on “Emerging trends in steel structures-(ETSS-2017)” 21.09.17 22.09.1

7 PSNA college of

engineering & technology






9.4.18 - KSRCE

133.

Mr.M.Prabahar



8.9.17 - KSRCE

134. QIP on “Recent environmental challenges, solution and management for

sustainability” 29.11.17 5.12.17 Coimbatore institute

of technology



India”


College Autonomous






9.4.18 - KSRCE

138.

Mrs.G.Gokila



8.9.17 - KSRCE






9.4.18 - KSRCE

141.

Mr.S.Yuvaraj



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17








9.4.18 - KSRCE

145.

Mr.P.Karthick



8.9.17 - KSRCE


structures 27.11.17 3.12.17










9.4.18 - KSRCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING



Institute From To Academic Year :2017-18

149. V.Senthilkumar Foundation Programme 4.1 3rd July 2017

7th July201

7 Infosys

150. R.Krishnapradeep Methods and Approaches in teaching and learning english in the Digital Era

1st August 2017 -

Thiruvalluvar Government Arts College

151. V.Senthilkumar Python programming 28th

August 2017

29th August 2017

Coimbatore institute of Technology

152. K Ganeshkumar Economic Development through digital Transformation

11th Sept 2017

24th Sept 2017

K.S.R School of Management

153. Dr.N.S.Nithya Recent trends in IOT for smart environment 8.9.2017

vidyavikas college of engineering and technology

154. C.Thirumalaiselvan Internet of Things 11th Sept 2017

15thSept 2017

Kumaraguru college of Technology

155. K Muthukumaran Foundation Program 4.1 6.11. 2017 10.11. 2017

Sethu institute of Technology

156. J Santhosh Recent trends in IoT for smart environment 8.09.2017 -

Vidyavikas College of Engineering and Technology

157. S.Savitha Recent trends in IoT for smart environment 8.09.2017 -


158. V. Sharmila Recent trends in IoT for smart environment 8.09.2017 -


159. Dr.V.Vennila Recent trends in IoT for smart environment 8.09.2017 -


160. C Thirumalaiselvan Explore Machine learning using R 27th-Dec 2017

29th Dec

2017 Infosys Ltd

161. Dr. T. Poongothai Introduction to Internet of Things 8-9 Jan 2018

9 Jan 2018

Vivekanandha College of Technology for Women

162. Dr.M.Somu Pals Organized Partner Institution Summit 2017

18th Nov 2017 -

KSRCT

163. C. Anand Role of DST in Promoting S & T in India

18th Nov 2017 -

KSRCT

164. Dr.N.S.Nithya Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20

18 Velalar College of Engineering and Technology

165. J.Santhosh Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


166. Dr.C.Anand Internet of Things IBM WATSON 1.2.2018 3.2.201 KSRCT



8

167. Dr.E.BabyAnitha Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


168. Dr.A.RajivKannan Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


169. Dr.M.Prakash Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


170. S.Vadivel Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


171. S.Savitha Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


172. V.Sharmila Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


173. R.Latha Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


174. Dr.V.Vennila Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


175. Dr.C.Anand Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


176. G.Rizwanabanu Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


177. P.Vasuki Effects on Environment and human health due to E-waste 22.2.2018 23.2.20


178. Mrs.V.Sharmila Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

179. Dr.V.Vennila Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

180. Dr.J.Santhosh Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

181. Dr.C.Anand Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

182. Mrs.R.Latha Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

183. Mrs.S.Savitha Artificial Intelligence and Computational biology

26 March 2018

27 March 2018

KSRCAS

184. Mrs.T.Jayanalina Nano materials for energy appliacation 21 march 2018 -

Velalar college of engineering and technology

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING



Institute From To Academic Year : 2017-18

185. Dr.S.Karthikeyan Glaucoma Detection Using Image Processing Techniques

10.03.18 - VidyaaVikas

College of



Engineering and Technology,

Tiruchengode

186. Dr.J.Gnanambigai Distance based Cluster head

selection approach for wireless sensor network

27.03.18

28.03.18

Department of ECE,

Vellalar College of Engineering and

Technology, Erode.

187. Dr.P.Balakrishnan

Seamless Live Updates of Geographic Location and

Identification of students and School bus using Glonass technology

23.03.18 -

M.P.N.M.J Engineering

College, Chennimalai

188. Dr.S.Poongodi Implementation of Aadhar based

voting machine using Arduino with GSM

23.03.18 -

K.S.R.College of Engineering,

Tiruchengode.

189. L.Raja Water Pollution Quality Monitoring System using Embedded Systems

27.03.18 -

Department of ECE,

K.S.R.Institute for Engineering and

Technology, Tiruchengode.

190. R.Poornima Question Paper Leakage Detection using Smart Locker system

23.03.18 -

Department of ECE,

K.S.Rangasamy College of


191.

R.Veeramani

Android based Industrial Monitoring application

22.03.18 -

Department of ECE,


Technology, Tiruchengode

192. Industrial Control Application using Arduino Processor

23.03.18 -

Nandha College of Technology, Perundurai.

193. Compact Triple band Micro Strip Patch Antenna

23.03.18 -

Velalar College of Engineering

&Technology,Thindal

194. M.Subramani Accessing Library Information

Through smart phone 23.03.1

8 -

Dept of ECE, M.P.N.M.J

Engineering College, Erode.

195. P.SivasankarRajamani Garbage Monitoring And Cleaning

Using IOT 22.03.1

8 - Professionals Skill and Development

cell

196. P.Mahendran Valet Car Parking 23.03.18 -


College

197. K.P.Uvarajan

Improving the Performanceof transmission control protocolin

wireless sensor Network 17.03.1

8 -

Centre for Research and

Innovation in Cyber Threat Resilience

(CRICTR)

198. C.Karthik Unlock android mobile using finger

print Recognition 22.03.1

8 -

VidyaaVikas College of


Tiruchengode 199. R.Mahendran Reconfigurable FIR filter using 23.03.1 - Department of



Modified Booth Multiplier 8 ECE, Vellalar College of Engineering and

Technology, Erode.

200. S.Velmurugan Automatic vehicle detection and fault

identification using IoT 05.04.1

8 -



201. Mrs.P.Thilagavathi EC6302-Digital Electronics

13.09.17

- VidyaaVikas College of


Tiruchengode 202. 21.09.17

203.

Dr.J.Gnanambigai

14th National Level Technical Symposium-ECLECTIC’17

16.09.17 -

Vellalar College of Engineering and

Technology, Erode.

204. EC6701-RF & Microwave Engineering

01.09.17



205. Dr. J.Gnanambigai

Workshop On ABET Accreditation 13.10.17 Workshop On

ABET Accreditation

206. Mrs. A. Jaya mathi 207. Mrs. P.Thilagavathi 208. Mr.L.Raja 209. Mrs. K. Gowri 210. Mrs. R. Poornima

211. Mr. R.Eswaramoorthi

Workshop On ABET Accreditation

13.10.17 Workshop On

ABET Accreditation

212. Mr. C. ArunPrasath

213. Mr. R. Sathees Kumar

214. Mr. T. M. Sathish Kumar

215. Mr.R.Veeramani Guest Lecture on “Antenna and Wave Propagation”

29.11.17



216. Dr.P.Balakrishnan

FDP on “Engineering Challenges for Smart & Digital India:Internet of

Things and Applications”

20.11.17

01.12017

Department of ECE,

K.S.Rangasamy College of


217. Dr.S.Poongodi 218. Mr.J.Rameshkumar

219. Ms.K.Kiruba

220. Mrs.P.Thilagavathi

Guest Lecture on “Antenna and Wave Propagation”

27.11.17

03.12.17

Centre for Faculty Development, Anna University, Chennai

221. Mrs.R.Poornima 222. T.M.Sathishkumar 223. Mr.M.Pravinkumar 224. Mr.R.Mahendran 225. Mr.K.P.Uvarajan

226. Mr.R.Veeramani Guest Lecture on “Antenna and Wave Propagation”

06.01.18

Nandha College of Technology, Perundurai

227. Mr.M.Jothimani Mr.C.Karthik

FDP on “EE6602 Embedded Systems”

08.12.17

15.12.17

Velalar College of Engineering & Technology,

Thindal

228. Mr.R.Veeramani Guest Lecture on “Electromagnetic Fields”

21.02.18


College, Erode



229.

Dr.J.Gnanambigai

Women Entrepreneurship 08.03.18

K.S.R. College of Engineering, Tiruchengode

230. Guest Lecture on “Antenna and

Wave Propagation” 24.03.1

8 M.P.N.M.J

Engineering College, Erode

231. R.Poornima Workshop on Women in Cyber security Research (WCR’18)

25.05.18

26.05.18

Indian Institute of Information

Technology and Management,

Kerala.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Sl. No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme Date

Name of the Organizing

Institute Academic Year : 2016 - 2017

1. S.Gowtham FDP on Electrical Machines - I 19.12.16 26.12.16

Vivekanandha Institute of Engg

and TechFor Women

2. K.P.Suresh FDP on Electrical Machines - I 19.12.16 26.12.16


and TechFor Women

3. C.Pazhanimuthu FDP on Electrical Machines - I 19.12.16 26.12.16


and TechFor Women

4. K.R.Nandhagopal FDP on Electrical Machines - I 19.12.16 26.12.16


and TechFor Women

5. Dr.V.Ravi International Conference on con temporary topics in power engineering and aiding terminology

24.02.17

25.02017

Pondicherry Engineering

College, Pondicherry

6. Dr.V.Ravi FDP on Electrical Machines - I 19.12.16 26.12.16


and Tech For Women

7. Dr.C.Gowrishankar NAAC awareness seminar/Training on Quality System in Higher Education 29.9.16 30.9.16 Anna University,

Chennai

8. Dr.C.Gowrishankar Wavelets: Theory & Application to signal and image processing 08.08.16 09.08.16 Kongu Engineering

college, Erode.

9. Dr.C.Gowrishankar Recent trends and challenges in power electronics converters for smart interface of renewable energy systems

16.12.16 17.12.16 Nandha

Engineering College, Erode

10. Mr.S.Gopinath NAAC awareness seminar/Training on Quality System in Higher Education 29.9.16 30.9.2016 Anna University,

Chennai

11. Mr.S.Gopinath Recent trends and challenges in power electronics converters for smart interface of renewable energy systems

16.12.16 17.12.16 Nandha

Engineering College,Erode

12. Mr.S.Gopinath FDTP on EE6403 - Discrete time systems and signal processing 9.12.16 15.12.16 Al - Ameen Engg

College

13. P.Sundaravadivel Wavelets: Theory & Application to signal and image processing 08.08.16 09.08.16 Kongu Engineering

College, Erode.

14. J.Thiyagarajan Wavelets: Theory & Application to signal and image processing 08.08.16 09.08.16 Kongu Engineering

College,Erode.



15. Dr.R.Sankarganesh International Conference on con temporary topics in power engineering and aiding terminology

24.02.17 25.02.17 Pondicherry Engg


16. Dr.M.Ramasamy International Conference on con temporary topics in power engineering and aiding terminology

24.02.17 25.02.17 Pondicherry Engg


17. R.Kumaresan Discrete Time Systems and Signal Processing 09.12.16 15.12.16

Al - Ameen Engineering

College

18. Dr.M.Vijayakumar Discrete Time Systems and Signal Processing 09.12.16 15.12.16

Al - Ameen Engineering

College

19. Dr.M.Vijayakumar National Conference on Innovation in English & Technology 18.03.17 -

Narasu's Sarathy Institute of

Technology Salem - 636 305

20. Dr.C.Karthikeyan Discrete Time Systems and Signal Processing 9.12.16 15.12.16

Al - Ameen Engg College and center

of faculty development

21. Dr.C.Karthikeyan Guest Lecture On Communication Engineering 23.03.17 - Excell College of

Engineering

22. Dr.A.Maheswari Integration of Renewable Energy, Energy Storage and System Operation 14.12.16 20.12.16

Government College of

Engineering, Salem

23. Mrs. E.Vani Integration of Renewable Energy, Energy Storage and System Operation 14.12.16 20.12.16

Government College of

Engineering, Salem

24. Mr,R.Chandarasekar Electric Energy Generation, Utilization & Conservation 14.12.16 20.12.17 KSRCT,

Tiruchengode

25. Dr.K.Prakasam Electric Energy Generation, Utilization & Conservation 14.12.16 20.12.17 KSRCT,

Tiruchengode

26. Dr.S.Ramesh Power System Operation and Control 23.02.17 - Nandha College of Technology

27. Dr.S.Ramesh FDP on Electrical Machines - 1 22.12.16 -

Vivekanandha college of

Engineering For Women

28. Dr.S.Ramesh Advanced and Challenges in Interdisciplinary Engineering and Management - 2017

11.02.17 12.2.17 Vidhyaa Vikas

College of Engg of Technology

29. Dr.S.Ramesh CSIR Sponsored National Seminar on "Optimization Techniques and Security issues in Smart Power Grids".

16.03.17 - Nandha College of Technology

30. K.Yamuna Patent filling in India and other countries 8.08.16 K.S.R. College of

Engineering

31. K.Yamuna Anna university sponsored Faculty Development Programme on solid state drives

14.01.17

20.01.17

Knowledge institute of technology

32. K.Yamuna NPTEL 11.01.17 - K.S.R. College of Engineering

33. B.Yuvarani Patent filling in India and other countries 08.08.16 - K.S.R. College of

Engineering

34. B.Yuvarani Anna university sponsored Faculty Development Programme on solid state drives

14.01.17

20.01.17


35. B.Yuvarani NPTEL 11.01.17 - K.S.R. College of Engineering

36. A.Vasanthi Anna university sponsored Faculty Development Programme on solid state drives

14.01.17

20.01.17


37. A.Vasanthi NPTEL 11.01.17 - K.S.R. College of Engineering

38. A.Vasanthi Guest Lecture On 18.10.16 - Takore Insititute of

technology



Electromagnetic theory

39. A.Vasanthi Patent filling in India and other countries 08.08.16 - K.S.R. College of

Engineering

40. A.Vasanthi Energy storage techniques for renewable energy systems 16.09.15 - Sona college of

Technology,Salem

41. Dr.A.Maheswari IC6501 Control systems 20.06.16 26.06.16

Muthayammal College of

Engineering, Namakkal

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Sl. No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme Date Name of the

Organizing InstituteFrom To Academic Year :2017-2018

42.

N.Saravanan Faculty Development Training Programme on GE 8151 – Problem Solving and Python Programming

01.06.2018

07.06.2018

Vidyaa Vikas College of Engineering and Technology

43. Dr.G.Singaravel FDP on “Deep Learning and its

Applications in Machine Vision and Robotics

13.11.2017

26.11.2017

Nandha College of Engineering

44. K.Sangeetha FDP on “Deep Learning and its

Applications in Machine Vision and Robotics

13.11.2017

26.11.2017

Nandha College of Engineering

45. Dr. G. Singaravel

Simulation Of Efficient Life-Time In Clustering Approaches For New Approach In Wireless Sensor Network

27.04.2018

28.04.2018

K.S.R.College of Engineering


Scrum Investigation Analysis For Android Application

27.04.2018

28.04.2018



Survey On Data Aggregation Through Orthogonal Set Method For Wireless Sensor Network

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


48. K. Balamurugan

Enhanced secure big data in distributed mobile cloud Computing using fuzzy encryption model

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


49. N. Saravanan Enhanced automatically mining facets for queries And clustering with side information model

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


50. Dr. S. Periyasamy

Enhanced Scalable Learning For Identifying And Ranking For Big Data Using Social Media Factors

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


51. Mr. S. Anguraj An Overview Of Applications Of Big Data Analytics

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


52. Mr. S. Anguraj

SAP Hana-Database: Inter Organisation Cooperations with SAP systems Perspectives on Data Management for Business Applications

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


53. Mrs. K. Sangeetha

An Overview Of Applications Of Big Data Analytics

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


54. Mrs. K. Sangeetha

SAP Hana-Database: Inter Organisation Cooperations

27.04.2018

28.04.2018




with SAP systems Perspectives on Data Management for Business Applications

55. Dr. S .Nithyakalyani

Video quality assessment for concurrent multipath transfer

27.04.2018

28.04.2018



Heuristics approach for analyzing The geo-distributed data

27.04.2018

28.04.2018



An Overview Of Applications Of Big Data Analytics

27.04.2018

28.04.2018



Parallel And Multiple E-Data Distributed Process With Progressive Duplicate Detection Model

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


59. Mr. T.Sivakumar

Enhanced Adaptive Multimedia Data Forwarding For Privacy Preservation In Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks Using Authentication Group Key

27.04.2018

28.04.2018


60. Dr.S.Perisamy Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017


61. Dr.S.Nithyakalyani

Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017


62. K.Sukumar Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017


63. Dr. G. Singaravel.,

AICTE sponsored Faculty Development Programme on “Economic Development Through Digital Transformation

11.07.2017

24.07.2017

K.S.R. School of Management

64. Dr.S.Perisamy Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017

PDC Cell, K.S.R.College of Engineering

65. Dr.S.Nithyakalyani

Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017


66. K.Sukumar Role of DST in promoting S&T ecosystem in India,avenues & opportunities

18.11.2017

18.11.2017


DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING



Institute From To

Academic Year : 2017-2018

67. Dr.P.Dhiravidamani Clarivate Analytics on Aiming for Excellence: Pathways to Institutional Advancement through Research.

15.03.2018 Oxford Educational Institutions, Bengaluru.

68. Dr.A.V.Balan Advances in Welding and Non-Destructive Testing. 5.1.2018 6.1.201

8 Dr.N.G.P.Institute of Technology.



69. Dr.P.Senthilkumar

Access to Technology for Innovation & Establishing a Technology and Innovation Support Center (TISC) Network.

7 Dec 2017

8 Dec 2017

Anna University, Chennai.

70. Mr.P.Rasagopal Thermodynamics in Mechanical Engineering.

14 July 2017

24 July 2017 IIT BOMBAY.

71. Mr.S.Magibalan Health Risk Assessment of Nanoparticles.

11.09. 2017

13.09.2017

K.S.Rangasamy College of Technology.

72. Dr.P.Senthilkumar Recent Advances in Cryogenics and its Industrial Applictions.

6 Oct 2017

7 Oct 2017

Muthayammal Engineering College.

73. Mr.D.Nithyanandan Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

74. Mr.K.Manogar Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

75. Mr.J.Venkatesh Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

76. Mr.M.Bhuvaneshwaran

Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

77. Mr.P.Jagadeesh Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

78. Mr.R.Barathkumar Modeling and Computational Techniques for Multiphase Systems. 30.4.2018 6.5.201

8 IIT-Kharagpur

79. Dr.A.V.Balan AUTODESK INVENTOR 05.03.2018

09.03.2018 K.S.R.CE

80. Mr.P.Krishnan Theory of Production Process Jan 2018 April 2018 NPTEL

81. Mr.T.Prakash Material Science 05 Jan 2018

11 Jan 2018

Al-Ameen Engineering College

82. Mr.D.Madhan Material Science 05 Jan 2018

11 Jan 2018


83. Mr.C.M.Dinesh Material Science 05 Jan 2018

11 Jan 2018


84. Mr.P.Rasagopal Material Science 05 Jan 2018

11 Jan 2018


85. Mr.P.Rajendran Material Science 05 Jan 2018

11 Jan 2018


86. Mr.D.Nithyanandan Advances in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.

11.12.2017

15.12.2017

Pondicherry Engineering College

87. Mr.P.Vigneh Advances in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.

11.12.2017

15.12.2017

Pondicherry Engineering College

88. Mr.T.Prakash Gas Dynamics & Jet Propulsion 04.12.2017

10.12.2017

KSR College of Engineering

89. Dr.M.Prabhu Research Methodologies for Engineering & Management Teachers and Research Scholars.

27.11.2017

10.12.2017

Kongu Engineering College

90. Mr.P.Saravanan Research Methodologies for Engineering & Management

27.11.2017

10.12.2017

Kongu Engineering College



Teachers and Research Scholars.

91. Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

Rapid Casting Techniques (A Hands-on Practice)

27.11.2017

09.12.2017

Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

92. Mr.S.Durai Engineering Challenges for Smart & Digital India : Internet of Things (IoT) and Applications.

20.11.2017

01.12.2017

K.S.Rangasamy College of Technology

93. Mr.P.Manuneethiarasu

Engineering Challenges for Smart & Digital India : Internet of Things (IoT) and Applications.

20.11.2017

01.12.2017


94. Mr.C.Senthilkumar Engineering Challenges for Smart & Digital India : Internet of Things (IoT) and Applications.

20.11.2017

01.12.2017


95. Mr.T.Kandasamy Engineering Challenges for Smart & Digital India : Internet of Things (IoT) and Applications.

20.11.2017

01.12.2017


96. Mr.K.Chandrasekaran

Fundamentals of Manufacturing Process. July-2017 Oct-

2017 NPTEL

97. Mr.N.Karthikeyan Fundamentals of Manufacturing Process. July-2017 Oct-

2017 NPTEL

98. Mr.K.Perumal Fundamentals of Manufacturing Process. July-2017 Oct-

2017 NPTEL

99. Mr.C.Senthilkumar Heat Treatment and Surface Hardening-II Aug-2017 Oct-

2017 NPTEL

100. Dr.N.Shiva Sankaran Total Quality Management - I Aug-2017 Oct-

2017 NPTEL

101. Mr.K.Selvaraj Strength of Materials July-2017 Oct-2017 NPTEL

102. Mr.M.Anbalakan E-Mobility and Innovations in Sheet Metal Forming.

3 Oct 2017

7 Oct 2017 IIT BOMBAY

103. Mr.M.Tamilarasan E-Mobility and Innovations in Sheet Metal Forming.

3 Oct 2017


104. Mr.N.Vivek E-Mobility and Innovations in Sheet Metal Forming.

3 Oct 2017


105. Mr.M.Karthick E-Mobility and Innovations in Sheet Metal Forming.

3 Oct 2017


106.

P.Vignesh P.Senthilkumar M.Sathish M.Natarajan K.N.Naveen S.Nirmal Raj

Light Weight Material by Using Alluminium Alloy Metal Matrix.

March 30 & 31, 2018

National Conference on Recent Innovation in Advanced Material Science. RIAMS-18.

107.

P.Rasagopal K.Karthick M.Karthick S.Karthick S.Karthickraj

Investigation And Behaviur on Al 7075 Cmposite Material.

March 30 & 31, 2018


108.

T.Santhsh Kumar R.Rajasekar T.Arun Prasath K.Arul Murugan G.Arunkumar S.Arunkumar

Physio-Mechanical Behaviour of Graphene Oxide Based Aluminium Nano Composites.

March 30 & 31, 2018




109.

C.M.Dinesh S.Praveen R.Sivarangith Vishnudeva

Shaft Alignment Process In Anchor Handling Tug Ship.

March 30 & 31, 2018


110.

P.Rajendran S.Mouni V.Mowneesh D.Murugesh S.Muthukumar

Fabrication of Electromagnetic Engine.

March 30 & 31, 2018


111.

M.Prabhu K.S.Pavitharan S.Pauljebaraj S.P.Akil P.Parthiban

Insect Trapping Scarecrow. 22 March 2018

Second National Level Conference on Recent Advancement in Mechanical Engineering. RAME’18.

112.

P.Krishnan P.SanthanaPandi S.Santhosh R.Santhoshkumar N.Sarankumar

Design and Fabrication of Butterfly Type Auto Adjustable Wind Mill. 22 March 2018


113.

P.Krishnan A.Rex Kerpy A.Ranjith Kumar B.Ravikumar S.Rogith Sabari

Contactless Eddy Braking System. 22 March 2018


114.

P.Vignesh R.Ashok Kumar M.Karthikeyan R.Kavinkumar K.Lathapriyan P.Manojkumar

Experimental Design and Fabrication of a Portable Hydraulic Pipe Bending Machine.

23 March 2018

International Conference on Recent Innovation in Engineering, Technology and Management (ICRIETM-2018).

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

S.No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme Date Name of the

Organizing Institute From To

Academic year : 2017-2018

115. Dr.P.Anitha International Conferences on IOT for Smart Environment 23.2.18 23.2.18 Annai women’s

College

116. Dr.S.Sutha National Level Seminar on Biometric Authentication 02.2.18 02.2.18

J.K.K.Nattraja College of Arts &

Science

117. Dr.P.Anitha FDP on Engineering challenges for smart & Digital India Internet of Things andApplications

20.11.17 1.12.17 K.S.Rangasamy

College of Technology

118. Dr. M. Vijaya Kumar FDP on Rapid Casting Techniques 27.11.17 9.12.17 Guru Nanak Institute of



Technology

119. Mr.R.Mohankumar FDP on Rapid Casting Techniques 27.11.17 9.12.17 Guru Nanak Institute of

Technology

120. Dr. M. Vijaya Kumar Professional Skill Development Cell 13.10.17 13.10.17 K.S.R. College of Engineering

121. Dr.P.Anitha Professional Skill Development Cell 13.10.17 13.10.17 K.S.R. College of Engineering

122. Mrs.S.Sutha Professional Skill Development Cell 13.10.17 13.10.17 K.S.R. College of Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

S. No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme Date Name of the



1. A.Shanmugavadivu

International Conference on Innovations in Science, Engineering and Technology for Sustainable Development

30.03.18 31.03. 18 Muthayammal Engineering

College.

2. T. Bhaskar



College.

3. P.Rajasekar



College.

4. G.S. Murugapandian



College.

5. R.Ramesh Workshop on Mathematical Analysis 05.03.18 07.03. 18 Sri Vasavi College

6. R. Latha Workshop on Mathematical Analysis 05.03.18 07.03. 18 Sri Vasavi College

7. S. Venkatesan National seminar on new trends in mathematical modeling 26.02.18 - Sri Sarada college

for women, Salem

8. K.R.Natarajan National seminar on new trends in mathematical modeling 26.02.18 - Sri Sarada college

for women, Salem

9. T. Bhaskar National seminar on new trends in mathematical modeling 26.02.18 - Sri Sarada college

for women, Salem

10 T.Bhaskar National workshop on Discrete Mathematics and its applications 02.03.18 -

M.Kumarasamy college of

Engineering, Karur

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS



Institute From To Academic Year :2017 - 2018

1 Mr. J. Sivapragasam Faculty Development and Training Programme on Engineering Physics 19.06. 18 25.06. 18

Anna university, Chennai and Kumaraguru College of

Technology, Coimbatore.

2 Dr. T. Jayanalina Faculty Development and Training Programme on Engineering Physics 19.06. 18 25.06. 18

Anna university, Chennai and Kumaraguru



College of Technology, Coimbatore.

3 Dr.B.Srividya National Seminar on Advanced Materials Research (NSAMR-2018) 01.02. 18 -

K.S.R.College of Arts and Sciences

-Tiruchengode

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Sl. No Name of the Faculty Title of the Programme Date Name of the



123. Dr. M. Rajasekar Sixth National conference on Trendy and sustainable development in civil Engineering

09.04.2018

Department of Civil Engineering - K.S.R College of Engineering

124. Dr.T.Shanmugasundari

Sixth National conference on Trendy and sustainable development in civil Engineering

09.04.2018

Department of Civil Engineering - K.S.R College of Engineering

125. Dr. M. Rajasekar International conference on innovations in science, engineering, technology and management

09.03.2018 10.03.2018

Annapoorana Engineering College

126. Dr.M.Tamilvanan International conference on innovations in science, engineering, technology and management

09.03.2018 10.03.2018

Annapoorana Engineering College

127. Dr. M. Rajasekar International conference on recent trends in synthetic methods and material chemistry

02.02.2018 03.02.2018

Department of Chemistry - Annamalai University

128. Dr. M. Rajasekar State level seminar on recent developments in chemistry and nano science

05.01.2018

PG & Research Department of Chemistry - Arignar anna government arts college

129. Dr. M. Rajasekar National conference on novel advanced applications in chemistry 29.12.2017

PG & Research Department of Chemistry - Sri vijay vidyalaya college of arts & science (women)

130. Dr. M. Rajasekar National conference on advances in functional materials 05.08.2017

Department of Chemistry - St. Joseph’s college of engineering -



ANNEXURE - VI

INNOVATIVE PROCESSES ADOPTED BY THE INSTITUTION IN TEACHING AND LEARNING



Innovative Processes in Teaching and Learning

IQAC motivates the faculty to adopt Innovative processes in Teaching and Learning process. These Innovative teaching approaches which are a combination of the traditional lecture method along with other methods helps the young minds to increase their learning capacity.

Usage of E-learning – resources from National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) and National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NME-ICT) in preparing lectures.

Visits to the library and access of internet helps to know about the latest trends in technology and many novel applications. Blending these novel applications with the theoretical concept always helps to bring students close to the concept. The Institution library is well stocked with books, journals, and back volumes, projects including ebooks and e-journals, text books, reference books.

Usage of OHP , Power Point presentations, Models/charts , smart class-rooms

Usage of ICT infrastructure to prepare computer aided teaching and learning material.

Conduct of Student Seminars.

Conduct of Assignments, tutorials, Class room tests and Group discussions on Case studies.

Conduct of Carrier Guidance and counselling activities as a part of regular timetable which help students to acquire potentials to mould them according to their future goals and ambitions.

Conduct of Sports and games to students to make them strong physically and mentally which indirectly helps to improve the learning skills.

Conduct of add on courses like C Programming , Soft Computing , Spoken English to acquire additional knowledge

Establishing MOUS with industry and academia so as to conduct certification programmes like CCNA , Oracle , Cisco etc which helps the students to bridge the gap between the industry requirements and the concepts they obtained as a part of the core curriculum.

To impart social responsibility in students NCC /NSS activities are conducted regularly.

Quick access to the learning material like hosting of the PPTs and course material on website and MOODLE -a course management system (CMS) -a software package designed to help educators easily create quality online courses helps students to learn the concepts at their convenient time. Using Moodle we can maintain and sharing all the course files, video lessons, gate questions, text books and reference books online for all subjects of the semester. At the same time the student’s performance can be evaluated in laboratory subjects using Moodle.

The project development skills in students can be improved by preparing proper screening schedules by the PRC for reviews, submission of the weekly / monthly /semester end reports. After each review necessary guidelines can be provided to the students.



Through Organizing Industrial/Educational tours and visits to various companies, industries help students to gain real experience about the outside world.

Conduct of Co-curricular activities like Science Exhibitions , conduct competitions in Quiz , Poster presentations , project exempos , short films etc to build competitive and organizational skills in the students.,

Conduct of Gate coaching classes as a part of the timetable helps the students to improve skills to face competitive examinations.

Conduct of remedial /backlog classes and special classes for slow learners so as to improve the learning skills of the student

Deputation of students to conferences, seminars and workshops which inturn helps the students to acquire paper presentation /preparation, communication and event participation skills.

Conduct of Screened animations to illustrate important concepts

Conduct of mini projects in the concerned subjects

Conduct of Training programs to students LIKE in Open Source Computing Technology, MATLAB, Labview, PCB Design, VHDL to acquire hands on experience in various applications.

To teach content beyond the syllabus.

Usage of Glob arena for preparing the lecture notes and other training e-learning material.

Lifelong learning skills and interest in research activities can be developed in students through Eminent Scientists and experts lectures.

To encourage Peer teaching to enable students to attain self learning skills

Real time projects can be assigned to the advance learners



ANNEXURE - VII

EXAMINATION/EVALUATION REFORMS OF THE INSTITUTION



a) Examination reforms if any introduced during the period of autonomy :

Reforms are executed by the rules stipulated by the Board of Studies (BoS), Academic council

(AC) and affiliating University from time to time.

Being in the autonomous status, the College pursue Semester Examination System (Choice Based

Credit System) prescribed by the Affiliating University and UGC guidelines for Regulations 2016.

The College evaluates student’s internal assessment marks through continuous assessment

system (assignments, class / assignment tests, due weightage for attendance, internal tests and

model examination).

The End Semester Examinations are conducted by the college as per the norms of UGC.

Transparency is being maintained for Internal Marks which comprises the combined credit of

terminal tests, model examination, class / assignment tests, assignments and attendance.

For continuous evaluation, the college conducts two terminal tests and one model test in addition

to End Semester Examination. Assignments are given to students on a regular basis.

To get rid of the computational issues in the internal assessment marks, the exclusive software

tool was developed and periodically the terminal tests, model test, class tests, assignments marks

and attendance particulars are being entered by the faculty as and when occurs.

Internal Assessment Marks secured by the students are uploaded on the college website before

the commencements of the End Semester Examination for make it known to them.

Marks are properly reserved for the performance of Laboratory work, preparation, execution and

presentation of lab record, model examination and viva-voce.

Progress Reports are sent to the parents within a week period of the announcement of semester

results / internal assessment tests for parental supervision by involving the parents to know their

wards whereabouts and activities.

To do away with the discrepancies in question papers, the question paper scrutiny by the subject

experts is carried out before the preparation of final version which is to be utilized for end semester

examination.

The marks for the practical examination have to be entered in the COE portal on the same day of

the exam by the Examiners.

During the valuation, the entry of marks has to be entered in the COE portal against the dummy

numbers of the scripts evaluated by the Examiners on session basis.



BOS

Regulation, Curriculum, Syllabus

Subject Allotment in Department

Lesson Plan

Verification / Validation

Share with students

Valuation

Return of Answer Sheets

Internal Marks Calculation

Class Time Table Preparation

Class Room Allocation

Conduct of Classes

Continuous Assessment Test

Conduct of Examination

Central Valuation

Result Passing Board

Result

Discrepancy if Any

Issue of Mark Sheets

Schedule Preparation

Exam Time Table

Question Paper Preparation

Exam Application

Exam Fees Collection and

Hall Ticket Issue

Scrutiny

Request For Photo Copy

Faculty Review

Revaluation

Result

COE

Academic Calendar



1 B.E - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 113 96 3 92 1 17 84.96%

2 B.E – CIVIL ENGINEERING 185 177 24 130 23 8 95.68%

3 B.E – COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 135 115 11 93 11 20 85.19%

4 B.E – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 112 98 17 75 6 14 87.50%

5 B.E – ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 135 118 20 88 10 17 87.41%

6 B.E – MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 272 253 17 222 14 19 93.01%

952 857 92 700 65 95 90.02%

7 M.E. - COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 1 1 1 0 - - 100.00%

8 M.E. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 5 5 4 1 - - 100.00%

9 M.E. - CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT 7 7 3 4 - - 100.00%

10 M.E. - INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ENGINEERING 10 10 9 1 - - 100.00%

11 M.E.- POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES 4 4 3 1 - - 100.00%

12 M.E. - STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING 11 11 8 3 - - 100.00%

13 M.TECH - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 4 4 4 0 - - 100.00%

14 M.B.A. – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 56 55 4 51 - 1 98.21%

15 MCA 77 76 28 48 - 1 98.70%

175 173 64 109 - 2 98.86%

1127 1030 156 809 65 97 91.39%

16 PASSED OUT BATCHES* 54 14 - 1 13 40 25.93%

1181 1044 156 810 78 137 88.40%

1 B.E - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 2013 1 - 12 B.E – CIVIL ENGINEERING 2013 1 - 1

2012 1 - 12013 2 1 12012 1 - 12013 1 - 12012 2 - 22013 4 - 4

6 B.E – MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 2012 1 - 114 1 13

KSRCE/QM/8.6/09/COE/2018-2019

10.08.2018

Total

Percentage

3 B.E – COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

4 B.E – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

5 B.E – ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Passed Out Batches*

S.No Degree Batch Eligible for degree First Class Second

Class

REGULAR STRENGTH (PG)

TOTAL STRENGTH (UG & PG)

TOTAL

First Class

Second Class

Students Yet to be

Eligible for degree

REGULAR STRENGTH (UG)

K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215(An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated To Anna University, Chennai)

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS Details of Candidates Eligible for the award of Degree with Classification

END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS - JUNE 2018

S.No Degree Total Strength Eligible for degree

First Class with Distinction



2. Results During the last five years with percentage of Ist, IInd division and overall pass outs

S. No.

Degree Batch No. of

Students Appeared

No. of Students Passed

First class with

Distinction

First class

Second class

Overall Pass %

Total No. of Students Appeared

Total No. of

Students Passed

% of pass

2017 - 18

1

B.E. (Automobile Engineering) 2014-18 113 96 3 92 1 84.96

1127 1039 91.39

B.E. (Civil Engineering) 2014-18 185 177 24 130 23 95.68

B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2014-18 135 115 11 93 11 85.18

B.E. (Electronics and Communications Engineering) 2014-18 135 118 20 88 10 86.66

B.E. (Electrical Electronics and Engineering) 2014-18 112 98 17 75 6 87.50

B.Tech. (Information Technology) 2014-18 - - - - - -

B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) 2014-18 272 253 17 222 14 93.01

M.E. (Structural Engineering) 2016-18 11 11 - - - 100

M.E. (Construction Engineering Management) 2016-18 7 7 - - - 100

M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2016-18 5 5 - - - 100

M.E. (Multimedia Technology) 2016-18 4 4 - - - 100

M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) 2016-18 4 4 - - - 100

M.E. (Communication Systems) 2016-18 1 1 - - - 100

M.E. (Industrial Safety Engineering) 2016-18 10 10 - - - 100

M.B.A. (Business Administrations) 2016-18 56 55 - - - 98.21

M.C.A. (Computer Applications) 2015-18 77 76 - - - 98.70

2016 - 17

2


1222 1157 94.68

B.E. (Civil Engineering) 2013-17 192 182 20 147 15 94.79

B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2013-17 130 125 20 104 1 96.15

B.E. (Electronics and Communications Engineering) 2013-17 165 150 34 107 9 90.91

B.E. (Electrical Electronics and Engineering) 2013-17 134 123 18 93 12 91.79

B.Tech. (Information Technology) 2013-17 42 42 3 36 3 100.00

B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) 2013-17 263 255 17 229 9 96.96

M.E. (Structural Engineering) 2015-17 2 2 1 1 - 100.00

M.E. (Construction Engineering Management) 2015-17 2 2 2 - - 100.00

M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2015-17 4 4 3 1 - 100.00

M.E. (Multimedia Technology) 2015-17 1 1 1 - - 100.00

M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) 2015-17 5 5 3 - 2 100.00

M.E. (Communication Systems) 2015-17 7 7 4 3 - 100.00

M.E. (Industrial Safety Engineering) 2015-17 4 4 4 - - 100.00

M.B.A. (Business Administrations) 2015-17 69 67 1 61 5 97.10

M.C.A. (Computer Applications) 2014-17 63 63 20 43 - 100.00



ANNEXURE - VIII

DETAILS OF MAJOR PROJECTS



Annexure 3.1 - Details regarding major projects a) List of Research projects completed during last five years (including students’ TNSCST projects) Sl. No

Name of the

funding Agency

Title of the Project Principal Investigator(s)

Amount Sanctioned

Sanctioned Details / Year

Civil Engineering

1. AICTE Modernization of Concrete Laboratory Dr.V.Revathi 15,00,000/-

8024/RIFD/MOD-135(pvt.)/Policy-III/2011-2012 &

06.03.2012

2. TNSCST

Development of Natural

FibreCompositeWallPanelsfor Rural Housing

B.Prabu Dr.T.Palanisamy 6000/-

TNSCST/SPS/AR/2011-2012 & 29.02.2012


3.

VI Micro systems, Chennai.

Smart Security System for Banking Sectors Dr.P.S.Periasamy

Rs.18,000 2014-15

4. AICTE

Development and Testing of High Speed

Reconfigurable Architecture For Internet

Protocol (IP) Applications

Dr.M.Arun Rs.6,20,000 2013-14

5. AICTE Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS) Dr.M.Arun

Rs.6,73,000 2012-13

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

6. DST

Single phase matrix converter topology in based uninterruptible

power supply

Dr.T.R.Sumithira 13,44,000/-

SR/WOS-A/ET-35/2009 dated

05.06.2013

7. AICTE

Modernization of the existing measurements &

instrumentation laboratory with an

emphasis on real-time computerized

measurement system

Dr.S.Ramesh 19,25,000/-

12/AICTE/RIFD/MOD(policy-3) Pvt-

57/2012-2013 Date::25.02.2014


8. AICTE

Agile Methodology

Dr.G.Singaravel Rs.60,000

Ref. No.: 8023/RID/RPS-

54/2011-12 & 09-12-2011

Mechanical Engineering

9. TNSTC

Performance enhancement of solar cell by using Nano materials

Dr.P.Senthilkumar (Guide)

Mr.P.Janagarathinam Mr.A.Durairajan

Mr.A.Nedunchezhian

(Students)

Rs. 10,000 2012-2013

10 TNSCST Reduction of Noise Dr. A.V. Balan 10,000/- TNSCST/SPS/AR/



. Pollution in Industry using waste materials

2017-2018

11.

AICTE, Delhi

Studies of Weld cladding of

structural steel with super duplex

stainless steel

Dr. A.V. Balan Dr. P. Senthilkumar 6,45,000

20/AICTE/RIFD/RPS(POLICY-III)

45/2012-2013

Master of Computer Applications

10 TNSCST RFID Access in Ration Shop Dr.P.Anitha Rs. 7500 TNSCST/SPS/AR/20

13-2014, 15-4-2014 Total 68,18,500/-

b) List of ongoing projects

Sl. No

Name of the

funding Agency

Title of the Project Principal Investigator(s)

Amount Sanctioned

Sanctioned Details / Year

Civil Engineering

1 DST Development and Characterization of Bottom Ash –Blast Furnace Slag Geopolymer and its use in Interlocking Paver Blocks

Dr.V.Revathi 16,00,000 Diary No SERB/F/1222/2012-2013 dated 28.05.2012 2 DST Effective Utilization of Textile Sludge and Hypo Sludge Waste as Construction Materials Dr.S.Senthilkumar 14,90,000 SERB/F/0797/2012-13 dated15.05.2012 3 AICTE

Production of Innovative Low Cost Construction Materials By Means of Optimum Particle Packing Technology Via Earth Moist Concrete Dr.T.Palanisamy 3,46,800 20/AICTE/RIFD/RPS (POLICY-III) 44/2012-13 & 13.02.2013

4 MoES Development of Eco-friendly Natural Basalt Rock Fiber Concrete Composites (NBRFC) for Earthquake Resistant Structures

Dr.T.Palanisamy Dr.G.Dineshkumar 18,65,758 No.439/Secy/14 dated 14.08.2014 Electrical and Electronics Engineering1. SERB A Platform for Young Electronics Engineer to be an Enterpreneur Mr.S.Senthil Kumar Rs.50,000 2017-2018

Mechanical Engineering3. DBT Air Pollution Control in and around Tiruchengode Town Dr. P. Senthilkumar 8,00,000 2017-2018

Total 61,52,558

Total Research Grants (Rs)(a+b)=68,18,500 + 61,52,558

1,29,71,0581.29 Crore



ANNEXURE - IX

DETAILS OF MINOR PROJECTS



Annexure 3.2 Details regarding minor projects

S.

No

Name of Student

Project Title

Funded by Project

Duration (from – to)

Grant Received in

INR

Project Coordinator

Status of the

Project

Automobile Engineering

1

P.Gowtham S.Prabaharan

D.Vasanth Kumar

S.Sivaprakash

Design And Fabrication Of Four

Stroke Double Acting Free Piston Engine For Electric Power Generation

TNSCST 04.01.14 to 30.05.14 7500/- M.Syed

Thasthagir Completed

Civil Engineering

2 B.Prabu

Development of Natural Fibre Composite Wall Panels for Rural

Housing

TNSCST 01.02.12 to 30.05.12

6000/- Dr.T.Palanisamy Completed

Electronics & Communication Engineering

3 C.Dinesh kumar,

Bhuvaneswari, D.Kavya

Tamilnadu e-Governance

Project

Chief

Minister Nov 15 10,000/-

P.Sivakumar

Completed

4. S.Kohila K.Gowri

A Novel real time intelligent tele

cardiology system using wireless technology to detect cardiac abnormalities

TNSCST 2010-2011 6500/- K.Gowri Completed

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

5.

Priya.T Rajkumar.

R.B Sridhar.S

Solar wind hybrid energy

system for sustainable

energy production

Tamil Nadu

State Council for Science

& Tech

02.06.10- 31.12.11

6,000

Mr.K.Prak asam

Completed

Mechanical Engineering

6.

Durairajan

Janagar athinam

Performance enhancement of

solar cell by using NANO materials

TNSCST 15.5.2013 10,000 Dr.P.Senth ilkumar Completed

Master of computer Application

7. Veeramanikandan RFID Access in ration Shop TNSCST 04.01.14 to

30.05.14 7,500 Dr.P.Anitha Completed



ANNEXURE - X

DETAILS OF RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS



Annexure 3.3 - Details on research publications

S. No

Name of the Author(s) Title of the paper Title of the

Journal Vol Issue No.

Page No.

Month & Year of

Publication Department of Automobile Engineering


1. Mr.P.Kanakarajan

Prediction of surface roughness and wheel wear of modern ceramic material(Al2o3)during grinding using multiple regression analysis model

Indian journal of Engineering and

Material Sciences

24 3 182-186 JUN-2017

2. Mr.M.Sivakumar

Effect of aluminium oxide nanoparticles blended pongamia methyl ester on performance, combustion and emission characteristics of diesel engine

Renewable Energy

Science Direct Elsevier

116 1 518-526 FEB- 2018

3. Mr.P.Kanakarajan

Electrochemical Super Capacitors Fabricated by the Layer-by-Layer (LbL) Technique

Material Research

Foundations 26 1 236 FEB-2018

4. Dr.R.Venkatachalam

Transient CFD Investigations on Thermal Performance of Solar Air Heater with Hollow Vertical Fins

Thermal Science 1 1 1-12 JAN-2018

5. Dr.R.Venkatachalam

Transient CFD Investigation on Effect of Overlay Composite Absorber Plate Material on a Solar Air Heater

TAGA Journal 14 1 1435-1441 FEB-2018

6. Mr.M.Sivakumar Effect of Nano Particles blended bio diesel on single cylinder CI Engine

Science Direct Elsevier 5 1 6831-

6838 APR-2018

Department of Civil Engineering

7.

K.P. Vishalakshi, V. Revathi , S. Sivamurthy Reddy

Effect of Type of Coarse Aggregate on the

Strength Properties and Fracture Energy of Normal and High

Strength Concrete

Engineering fracture

Mechanics 194 - 52-60 2018

8. P.Hema, V.Revathi

A Review on Geopolymer Concrete’

International Journal of

Latest Engineering

and Management

Research

3 02(S) 43-48 2018

9.

M.Prabahar, S.Saravanaganesh S.Dineshkumar, T.Vijayasankar

Evaluation of Ground Water Quality and its Suitability for Drinking

and Agriculture Purpose in Erode Taulk,

Tamilnadu, India

International Journal of Intellectual

Advancement and Research in Engineering Computations

2018



10. S.Elango, K.Selvakumar, S.Indhu

A beeline for making flexible pavements by means of discarded

plastics and industrial sludge



6 2 1-8 2018

11.

T.Vijayasankar, L.Kathiravan, P.Keerthivalavan, S.Murali, M.Sarathkumar

Experimental Investigation on partial Replacement of Quary Dust by Copper Slag in

Flyash Brick Manufacturing

International Journal of Advanced

Science and Engineering Research

3 1 70-77 2018

12.

S.Elango, K.Dineshkumar, V.Gowtham, M.Gowthami,R.Hariharan

Beeline for making

flexible pavement by using discarded plastic

and quartz stone powder



6 2 2415-2421 2018

13. S.Elango, S.Indhu

Empirical Research on Using Plastic Coated

Aggregate And Eggshell as Filler Material in Bituminous Road

Construction

International Journal of Current

Engineering and Scientific Research

5 5 67-72 2018

14. R.Saravanakumar, V.Revathi

Some Durability Aspects Of Ambient Cured

Bottom Ash Geopolymer Concrete

Archives of Civil Engineering LXIII 3 99-114 2017

15. P. Velumani S. Senthilkumar

Production of sludge-incorporated paver

blocks for efficient waste

management

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

DOI: 10.1080/10962247.20

17.1395373 2018

16. Muthukumaran S, Muralimohan N, Sudha P

An investigation on strength and durability properties of polymer

modified cement concrete

International Journal of Advanced research in

Basic Engineering

Sciences and Technology

3 12 13-18 2017

17. Muthukumaran S, Muralimohan N, Sudha P

Experimental investigation on

properties of concrete by the addition of carbon

fiber

Indian Journal of Scientific Research

17 1 100-106 2017

18.

Mohan S, Muralimohan N, Vidhya K , Sivakumar C.T

A Case Study On -Textile Industrial Process,

Characterization And Impacts Of Textile

Effluent


17 1 80-84 2017

19. Santhoshkumaar K, Muralimohan N

Determination Of Physico-Chemical Nature And Water Quality Index

Of Groundwater In Northern Parts Of Perundurai, Erode

District On Seasonal Variation


17 1 85-89 2017



20. Tamilchelvan P, Muralimohan N

A Case Study: Assessment Of

Groundwater Quality Index Around Namakkal

District In Tamilnadu


17 1 90-95 2017

21. NeethaDelphin Mary K , Muralimohan N

A Case Study: Evaluation Of Tannery Effluent


17 1 96-99 2017

22. Sudharsan.N , Blessy Grant C J

Structural Behaviour of laced reinforced concrete

elements- A Review

International journal of current

engineering and scientific research

4 12 36-41 2017

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

23. V.Senthilkumar

On energy hole coverage hole avoidance in

Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks


Research in Computer and

Communication Engineering

6 9

DOI10.17148/IJARCCE.2017.6905

Sep 2017

24. K. Venkatesh guru

Provably Secure Key-Aggregate Cryptosystems With Broadcast Aggregate

Keys For Online Data Sharing On The Cloud

Journal of Recent

Research in Engineering and

Technology

4 12 - Dec 2017

25. G. Nagarajan

Disease Prediction By Machine Learning Over Big

Data From Healthcare Communities

Journal of Recent


Technology

4 11 - Nov 2017

26. A.R. Surendhar

Secure And Data Communication Protocol For

Wireless Body Area Networks

Journal of Recent


Technology

4 11 - Nov 2017

27. S.Vadivel Privacy-Aware Data

Aggregation Mechanism For Mobile Sensors

Journal of Recent


Technology

4 11 - Nov 2017

28. Mrs.V.Sharmila

Detecting malicious nodes using data aggregation

protocols in wireless sensor networks


Engineering & Technology

7 1.1 594-598 2018

29. Dr.C.Anand

A Comparative Analysis of Heterogeneity in Road

Accident Data-Using Data Mining Techniques

Journal on Science

Engineering and Technology

5 2 78-82 Apr 2018

30. Dr.V.Vennila Mr.G.Sivaselvan

Applying Data Mining Techniques in Cyber Crimes


Advancements and Research in

Engineering Computations

6 2 1869-1872 2018

31. Dr.K.GaneshKumar

Dynamic Resource Allocation Using Mobile

Edge Cloud

Journal on Science


5 2 48-53 2018



32. Dr.J.Santhosh Mrs.V.Sharmila

An Intelligent Smartphone Based Approach using IOT for Ensuring Safe Driving




6 2 1791-1793 2018

33. K.Kumaresan G.Rizwanabanu

Efficient Steganography in Encoded Video Stream

Using Motion Vector Difference




6 2 1921-1924 2018

34. Dr.M.Somu Student Performance Based Training

Journal on Science


5 2 59-62 Apr 2018

35. Mrs.M.K.Nivothini Mrs.P.Vasuki

On The Security Of Data Access Control For Multi Authority Cloud Storage

Systems




6 2 1783-1789 2018

36. Dr.T.Poongothai

Intrusion Detection System for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

using Cross Layer and Machine Learning Approach

International Journal of Computer

Applications

179 34 5-12 Apr 2018

37. Mr.S.Sivaprakash Mrs.M.Umamaheswari

Mobile Multi-source High Quality Multimedia Delivery

Scheme




6 2 1913-1919 2018

38. Mrs.S.Savitha

Enhanced Selective Encryption Method for Big

Data Sensing Stream Using Hash Chain Algorithm




6 2 1764-1771 Apr 2018

39. Mr.S.Sivaprakash Mrs.M.Umamaheswari

Wireless Secured Windows System

Journal on Science


5 2 54-58 Apr 2018

40. V.Senthilkumar Semantic Risk Analysis

Model Cancer Data Prediction

Journal on Science


5 2 1-8 Apr 2018

41. Dr.J.Santhosh Mrs.V.Sharmila

Monitor Soil Moisture and Controlling Motors Using IoT




6 2 1794-1798 2018

42. Dr.V.Vennila Mr.G.Sivaselvan

Finding Malicious Web Page in Mobile


Advancements

6 2 1721-1725 2018



and Research in Engineering

Computations Department of Electrical and Communication Engineering

43. R Satheeskumar, PS Periasamy

Quality of Service Improvement in Wireless Mesh Networks Using Time Variant Traffic Approximation Technique

Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience

14 - 5226-5232 2017

44. L Raja, PS Periasamy

Secured Routing Authentication with Node Isolation in Mobile Adhoc Network


14 - 4563-4568 2017

45. Vijay Kumar Burugari, PS Periasamy

Multi QoS constrained data sharing using hybridized pareto-glowworm swarm optimization

Cluster Computing - - 1-9 2017

46. P Anitha, PS Periasamy

Energy efficient routing algorithm over cross layer design and enrichment of security in ZigBee network

International Journal

of Information and

Communication Technology

- - 136-147 2017

47. R Eswaramoorthy G Singaravel

Improved Artificial Bee Colony Optimization Approach in UWBOFDM for Frequency Offset Estimation

Journal Testing and Evaluation 46 1 317-

330 2108

48. P.Sivakumar A.MahabubBasha

Convex Optimized Lagrange Multiplier Based Algebraic Congestion Likelihood for Improved TCP Performance in MANET


15 - 1-11 2018

49. A.Jayamathi

Constant modulus algorithm for PAPR reduction using PTS and clipping hybrid scheme in MIMO OFDM

International of Journal of intellectual



6 1 291-294 2018

50. T M Sathishkumar, PS Periasamy

Energy Efficient All-Digital Phase Locked Loop Architecture Design on High Resolution Fast Clocking Time to Digital Converter(TDC) Using Model Prescient Control(MPC) Technique

Wireless Personal

Communications- - 1-17 2018

51. T M Sathishkumar,

Underground Cable Fault Detection Using IOT

Asian Journal of Applied Science and Technology

2 2 737-746 2018

52. S.Velmurugan A.MahabubBasha

Gabor wavelet multi-linear discriminant analysis for data extraction in ECG signals

Cluster Computing - - - 2018

53. R.Poornima A.MahabubBasha

Efficient Detection of Signal in MIMO System Using Modified Memetic Algorithm with Higher Order QAM Consetellations

Applied Mathematics

and Information Sciences

12 3 1-8 2018

54. J.Gnanambigai Distance based cluster head selection approach for

Journal on Science 1 5 74-80 2018



wireless sensor networks Engineering and Technology

55. R.Poornima A.MahabubBasha

A Low Complexity High Performance MIMO Detection using Memetic Algorithm

International Journal

of Advanced Science and Engineering Research

3 1 1-7 2018

56. K.Kiruba Auto Assist Physio Arm Asian Journal of Applied Science and Technology

2 2 537-542 2018

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

57. Vani, E Rengarajan, N

Reduction of harmonics in a wind power conversion system by the optimal

function of a Vienna rectifier and switched inductance z

source inverter

Research Journal of

Biotechnology

Special Issu

e

- - Aug 2017

58. R. Gunasekaran C. Karthikeyan

Power Line Carrier Communication Using

Automated MeterReading

Bioprocess Engineering

Vol.1 No. 4 pp.104-

109 Aug 2017

59. Dr.C.Karthikeyan

A Newly Designed Multiport Isolated Dual Directional DC

– DC Converter Topology Interfacing Battery and

Super Capacitor for Combination of Energy

Storage Application

GRD Journal Vol.2

No. 11 - 2017

60. R.Velumani M.Vijayakumar

Prudent Automatic Falls Detection by

AnalyzingCarrier State Information (CSI) Signal

Using Wi-FiDevices

Journal of Testing and Evaluation

Vol.47 No.4 pp. 1 -

18 Nov 2017

61.

K.Baskar Dr.C.Karthikeyan Dr.J.Sundararajan

Review on Diverse Approaches used for

EpilepticSeizure Detection using EEG

Signals

International Journal of Pure

and Applied Mathematics

Vol.117

No. 15

pp.991-1000 2017

62. S.Senguttuvan M.Vijayakumar

Solar Photovoltaic System Interfaced Shunt Active

Power Filter for Enhancement of Power Quality in Three-Phase

Distributed System

Journal of Circuits,

Systems and Computers

Vol.27

No. 11

pp. 1850166 (27

pages)

Dec 2017

63. Vijayakumar, M Ramasamy, M Velumani, R

Tele Alert System for EpilepticSeizure on a Study of EEG SignalClassification

by GBE-NLSVMThrough ICA Preprocessed andAR

Extracted Signal in a BCISystem.

Journal of Testing and Evaluation

Vol.46 No. 2 pp.1-27 Mar 2018

64. Dr.V.Ravi Mr.G.R.Suresh K.Kalaiselvi

Genetic Algorithm Based Sensor Node Classification

in Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN)

The journal of networks,

software tools and applications

Vol.1 No.2 pp. 1-7 March

2018

65. V. SudhaC. Karthikeyan

Analysis of diabetic

retinopathy using naive Bayes classifier technique


Engineering & Technology

Vol.7 No. 2

pp. 440-442

2018

66. S.Ramachandran

Wind Turbine System with an Auxiliary parallel Grid-


Vol.7 No. 2 pp.

471-February

2018



Dr.M.Ramasamy G.Dinesh

Side Converter Using PMSG Wind Energy

Advanced Research in Electrical,

Electronics and Instrumentation

Engineering

476

67.

S.Ramachandran Dr.M.Ramasamy S.Sathishkumar T.Kamalakannan

Efficient Controlled Based Wind Energy Conversion System Using PMSG and ANFIS Adaptive Maximum

Power Point Tracking Control Algorithm


Research in Electrical,


Engineering

Vol.7 No. 2

pp. 465-470

February 2018

68.

S.Ramachandran Dr.M.Ramasamy K.Radha Krishnan

Maximum Power DFIG Control Algorithm using Interleaved and ANFIS

Converter


Research in Electrical,


Engineering

Vol.7 No. 2

pp. 477-481

February 2018

Department of Information Technology

69.

K.Sangeetha Dr. T. Poongothai S. Anguraj Dr. S. Nithyakalyani

An Overview of Applications of Big Data Analytics

Bonfring International Journal of Software Engineering and Soft Computing

8 1 6-11 2018

70. Balamurugan K Balamurugan P

Sparkle Effective Scattering and onward Node Assortment using Linkage Coding Mechanism in Mobile Wireless Sensing Element Network

International Journal of Communication and Networking System (IJCNES)

6 1 28-35 2017

71.

K.Sangeetha S. Anguraj M Divya M. Gayathri

SAP HANA – Database: Inter Organisation Cooperations with SAP Systems Perspectives on Data Management for Business Applications


5 2 21-25

2018

72. N. Saravanan K. Vidhya

Enhanced Automatically Mining Facets for Queries and Clustering with Side Information Model

International Journal of Software Engineering and Soft Computing,

8 2 1-6

2018

73.

K.Sangeetha V.Saranya P.Balamurugan A Viswanathan

Effective Personalized Travel Sequence Suggestion for Big Social Media using Multitag Cloud Model

South Asian Journal of Engineering and Technology (SAJET)

3 14 1-4

2017

74. Dr.S.Periyasamy L.Preethi

Extacting Web Structural and Web Usage Context from Graph Representation with Time Varying Volumetric Data

International Journal for Research and Development in Technology (IJRDT)

8 6 32-38 2017

75. N. Saravanan Dr. A. Subramani Dr. P.Balamurugan

Optimal route selection in MANET based on particle swarm optimization utilizing expected

International Journal of Communication and Networking

2 1 1-14 2017



transmission count System IJCNES

76. N. Saravanan Dr. A. Subramani Dr. P.Balamurugan

Dependable and Energy Economical direction finding protocol for MANET based on Link Cost metrics using Mobile Agents

International Journal of Communication and Networking System IJCNES

6 1 5-10 2017

77. S.R.Menaka Dr.G.Murugesan

Energy Efficient and Balanced Routing For Wireless Sensor Networks

International Journal of Printing,Packing and Allied Sciences

5 1 492-505 2017

78. Nithyakalyani.S Nanthini.S Sudhakar.S

Data aggregation in wireless sensor networks: an overview

International Journal Of Creative Research Thoughts

6 2 282-286 2018

79.

Nithyakalyani.S Tamilarasi.K Abirami.D Sakthi Rekha.R Dhanalakshimi.T

Offline signature verification method based on matlab representation

Journal on Science Engineering and Technology

5 2 73-77 2018

80.

Nithyakalyani.S Yashvanthkumaar.V Sabitha.S

Parallel and multiple e-data distributed process with progressive duplicate detection model


8 1 23-25 2018

81. Nithyakalyani.S Sangeetha.K Poongothai.T

An Overview of Applications of Big Data Analytics


8 1 6-11 2018

82. Nithyakalyani.S Sabitha.S Gayathri.M

Heuristics Approach for Analyzing the Geo-Distributed Data


8 1 1-5 2018

83.

Nithyakalyani.S Saravanan.M Video Quality

Assessment for Concurrent Multipath Transfer

Bonfring International Journal of Networking Technologies and Applications

5 2 18-20 2018

84.

Nithyakalyani.S Precila Mary.R

Energy efficient by piezoelectric effect synchronous Multicast protocol (pesm) in wireless sensor networks

Journal of Electrical Engineering

74 4 1-7 2017

85.

Nithyakalyani.S Tamilarasi.K

Feature Selection Based on Fuzzy Logic Algorithm for Signature Verification

International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical,Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering

7 1 1-4 2018

86. Nithyakalyani.S Vijayashaarathi.S

A review on challenging issues of Selecting Network from

Journal of Research in Science,

03

04

75-77 2017



Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

Technology, Engineering and Management

87.

Singaravel. G, Kanimozhi.N

Combining Image Security and Authentication Using Sift and Zernike Moments


5 1 17-20 2018

88.

Singaravel. G. Karuppusamy S Kaveen.P.

Scrum Investigation Analysis for Android Application


5 1 12-16 2018

89.

Singaravel. G., Kaveen.P.

Simulation of Efficient Life-Time in Clustering Approaches for New Approach in Wireless Sensor Network


5 1 1-2 2018

90.

S. Anguraj K.Sangeetha M Divya M. Gayathri

SAP HANA – Database: Inter Organisation Cooperations with SAP Systems Perspectives on Data Management for Business Applications


5 2 21-25

2018

91.

Singaravel. G, Kavitha.N.S.

Survey on data aggregation through orthogonal set methos for WSN


5 2

12-16 2018

92.

T.Sivakumar R.K.Poongodi

Enhanced Adaptive Multimedia Data Forwarding For Privacy Preservation In Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks Using Authentication Group Key


8 1 26-30

2018

93. Dr. S. Periyasamy L.Preethi

Enhanced Scalable Learning For Identifying And Ranking For Big Data Using Social Media Factors


8 1 31-35

2018

94. K. Balamurugan P.Pavithra

Enhanced secure big data in distributed mobile cloud Computing using fuzzy encryption model


8 2 21-25

2018

95. N. Saravanan K. Vidhya

Enhanced Automatically Mining Facets for Queries and Clustering with Side Information Model

International Journal for research & development in tecnology

8 6 27-31

2017

96. K. Balamurugan Dr. A. Subramani Dr. P.Balamurugan

Power Aware Broadcast Scheduling algorithm for reduding Latency in mobile WSN

Journal of Computational and theoretical Nano science

15 1 255-260

2018



Department of Mechanical Engineering

97. A.V.Balan, N.Shivasankaran, S.Magibalan

Optimization of cladding parameters for resisting corrosion on low carbon steels using simulated annealing algorithm.

Materials Research Express.

2018

98.

S. Magibalan P. Senthilkumar R. Palanivelu C. Senthilkumar N.Shivasankaran M. Prabu

Dry Sliding Behavior of Aluminum Alloy 8011 with 12 % Fly Ash Composites

Materials Research Express.

2018

99.

T.Sureshkumar K.Sivasundar R.M.Sridhar S.Suresh

Structural and Thermal Analysis of Cast Iron and Composite Brake Drums.

Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research.

5 4 488-491 April 2018

100.

T.Sureshkumar V.Thilipkumar S.Venkatesh S.Vignesh V.Vignesh

Automatic Speed Breaker Control System By Using PIC Controller.


5 4 479-482 April 2018

101.

M.Karthick A.Iyappan N.Haribalakrishnan V.Janahan K.Kabil dev

Vertical Axis Wind Mill Power Generation

International Journal of Science and Engineering. 1 1 125-

128 2018

102.

M.Karthick M.N.Chandhan R.Gobinath D.Gokul M.Gokul

Fingerprint Ignition System in Bike (Two Wheeler)

International Journal of Science and Engineering.

1 1 120-124 2018

103.

R.Ashok Kumar P.Karthi C.Karthi R.Karthi C.Karthich

Electricity Generation Using Speed Breaker.


1 1 150-153 2018

104.

K.Selvaraj S.Dhayanithi M.Dhanasekar V.R.Dharanidharan C.Dharun

Part Transmission System Using Pneumatics for Industrial Application.


1 1 26-31 2018

105.

K.Selvaraj T.Arun Kumar K.Balaji P.Balasubramanian P.Banuprem

Root Cause Analysis of Dimension Tolerance and Misalignment in Radial Drilling Operation.


1 1 42-45 2018

106.

S.Boopathi N.Boopalan V.Bharathiraja G.Gowtham Balaji T.Prakash

Detachable Stone Picking System in Farm Land.

International Journal for Scientific Research & Development.

6 1 14871488. 2018

107.

P.Dhiravidamani N.Muthu Kum ar R.Dhineshkumar A.T.Naveenkumar

Design and Analysis of Abrasive Machine for Surface Rust and Dust Removal.

International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring

7 7 10-12 April 2018



Engineering.

108.

A.Mohammed Absar M.Mohamed Najim Al-Ibrahimsha S.Mohammed Rafic V.Mohanavel P.Janarthanan

Drunken Driver Detection & Alarming System with Automated Braking System.

International Journal of Engineering Science and Computing.

8 3 16358-16362

March 2018

109.

Magibalan S, Senthil Kumar P, Prabu M, Shivasankaran N Balan A V

Studies On Wear Loss Of Stir Cast Aluminium Alloy 8011

Journal of Manufacturing Engineering.

12 4 231-234

December 2017

110.

P.Vignesh S.Prasath C.Gowtham S.V.Sasi Revathi K.Perumal

Mechanical Vibration Analysis of A Boring Bar in Boring Operation

Advances in Natural and Applied Sciences.

882-888 July 2017

111.

M.Gokulram M.Prabu S.Magibalan R.Boopathi P.Senthilkumar

A Review on Noise Mapping


4 10 541-544 Oct 2017

112.

P.Vignesh P.Senthilkumar S.Magibalan K.Perumal K.Selvaraj

Light Metal Composites by using Aluminium Alloy Application – A Review


4 11 304-306 Nov 2017

113.

Geetha Selvarani Arumaikkani Sivakumar Chelliah Maheswaran Gopalan

Mapping the Spatial Distributions of Water Quality and Their Interpolation with Land Use/Land Cover GIS and Remote Sensing in Noyyal River Basin, Tamilnadu, India.

Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection.

5 211-220 2017

114.

Mr.R.Ramesh , Dr.M.Prabu, Mr.S.Magibalan, Dr.P.Senthilkumar.

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment in Automotive Industry.

International Journal of chemtech Research.

10 4 352-358 2017

Department of Business Administration

115. Mr.K.Sivasubramani

Impact of Demonetisation on Indian economy-Issues and

Challenges

SHANLAX international

Journal 6&2

2320-

4168

238-244

5th Jan 2018

116. Dr.S.P.Sreekala

A Study on Service Quality of Select commercial banks

with Special reference to Namakkal District

SHANLAX international

Journal 6&1

2320-

4168 30-35 Jan 2018

117. Mr.K.Sivasubramani

Foreign Direct investment and economic growth

SHANLAX International

Journal 6&3

2320-

4168 69-76 Jan 2018

118. Dr.N.S.Santhi Dimensionality of factors

considered by Tax Saving mutual fund investors


Journal 6&3

2320-

4168 11-14 2nd Feb

2018

119. Dr.S.P.Sreekala Dimensionality of factors

considered by Tax Saving mutual fund investors


Journal 6&3

2320-

4168 11-14 2nd Feb

2018

120. Dr.N.S.Shanthi A study on consumer satisfaction on Reliance

International Journal of 6&2 2348

-927-935

March 2018



Fresh in tamilnadu With special Reference to Salem

District

Intellectual Advancements

and Research In Engineering

Computations

2079

121. Dr.N.S.Shanthi A study of Non performance

assert in Private banking sector


Advancements and Research In EngineeringCom

putations

6&2 2348

-2079

918-922

March 2018

122. Dr.T.Vijayalakshmi

A Study On Foreign Direct Investment In India


Advancements and Research In


6&2 2348

-2079

914-917

March 2018

123. Dr.T.Vijayalakshmi

Role of Financing policies and financial institutions for micro, small and medium

Entrepreneurs




6&2 2348

-2079

923-926

March 2018

124. Mr.K.Sivasubranmani

E-governance: past, present and future in India




6&2 2348

-2079

1051-1056

March 2018


A Study On Preference To Wards Online Shopping Among College Students With Reference To Erode

Region




6&2 2348

-2079

908-913

March 2018


A study on problems faced by farmers with special

reference to erode district




6&2 2348

-2079

903-907

March 2018

127. Dr.K.Jothilingam A Research Paper on study of Employee “(Performance

management System)”




6&2 2348

-2079

936-939

March 2018

128. Mr.K.Selvaraju Impact of Goods and

Services tax in different Sector

International science and technology

Journal

7&4 1632

-2882

13-18 April 2018

129. Dr.P.Raja Impact of Goods and

Services tax in different Sector

International science and technology

Journal

7&4 1632

-2882

13-18 April 2018



Department of Physics

130. A. Kiruthiga, R. Kannan & T. Krishnakumar

Impact of PEG6000 on the Physical Properties of microwave – assisted ZnO nanostructures using wet chemical synthesis

Rasayan Journal of Chem

Vol 11 No. 1 Pp 18 -

22 2018

131. A.Kiruthiga & T.Krishnakumar

The Influence of Sodium Dodesyl SulfateSurfactant on the Physical Properties of Zno by wet Chemical Synthesis

International journal of creative research thoughts

Vol. 6 No.1 Pp 677

– 681 2018



ANNEXURE - XI

DETAILS ON IMPACT FACTOR OF PUBLICATIONS



Details on Impact factor of publications



ANNEXURE - XII

REVENUE GENERATED THROUGH CONSULTANCIES



Revenue generated through consultancy

Sl. No Project Title Client/Organization Project Duration

Amount (INR)

Areas of consultancy

2017 - 2018

1. Testing of construction materials Private agencies 15 days 78,200

Testing and Characterizati

on of Materials

2.

Standard penetration test for construction of commercial building at Erode.

KVR Hotels, Karur 01day 50,000

3.

Standard penetration test for construction of Commercial building at Erode

G.K Constructions 01day 2,00,000

4. Standard penetration test for construction of college building at Erode.

Arun Associates, Namakkal 01day 1,50,000

5.

Standard penetration test for construction of Residential building at Erode

Bharani Construction 01day 2,50,000

Total Amount 728200

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Sl. No Project Title Client/Organization Project

DurationAmount

(INR) Areas of

consultancy Academic Year : 2017 – 2018

1 CWE Clerk Mains Online Exam

Tata Consultancy Services Limited,Mumbai. 1 Month 37,100 Online

Examination

2 PG NEET Online Exam Tata Consultancy Services Limited,Mumbai. 1 Month 29,300 Online

Examination

3 GATE Online Exam Tata Consultancy Services Limited,Mumbai. 1 Month 17,300 Online

Examination

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Sl. No Project Title Client/Organization Project

Duration Amount

(INR) Areas of

consultancy Academic Year : 2017 – 2018

1.

Design and Fabrication of Panel Board

GRP Industries, Solar,Erode-2 1 Yr 1,00,600 Design and

Fabrication



ANNEXURE - XIII

DETAILS OF NUMBER OF CONFERENCES ORGANIZED BY

THE INSTITUTION



No. of conferences organized by the Institution

Civil Engineering

2017-2018

1


Sixth National Conference on “Trendy and Sustainable

Development In Civil Engineering”

09-04-18 - Self Support


2017 - 2018

1


National Conference on “Recent trends in Information,

Communication and Computing Techniques”

(RTICCT’18)

07.04. 2018 - Self

Support


2017-2018

1. Dr. G. Singaravel International Conference on

Information and Computational Science –ICICS’18

27.04.2018 28.04.2018 CSI-Salem

Chapter

Master of Computer Applications

2017 - 2018

1 Dr.P.Anitha, Dr.M.Vijayakumar

National Conferences on Research Issues in Internet of

Things”(RIIOT)EICA – ‘18 01-03-18 01-03-18 Self

Support



ANNEXURE - XIV

DETAILS OF COLLABORATIONS



Details of Collaborations

Sl. No Year Name of the Department MoU signedwith

Civil Engineering 1. 2012-2015 Civil Engineering KKM Soft Pvt.Ltd, Chennai 2. 2012-2018 Civil Engineering CADD Centre, Erode

Computer Science and Engineering 3. 2011-2012 Computer Science and Engineering WIPRO 4. 2013-2014 Computer Science and Engineering INFOSYS 5. 2014-2015 Computer Science and Engineering SAP

6.

2015-2016

Computer Science and Engineering EMC2 Computer Science and Engineering 7. Computer Science and Engineering SANSPERIL 8. Computer Science and Engineering NIIT 9. Computer Science and Engineering PTS


10. 2010 - 2011 Electronics and Communication Engineering

Sakthi Sugars Ltd, Sakthi Nagar-638315

11. 2010 - 2011 Electronics and Communication Engineering

Coimbatore District Small Industries Association (CODISSIA), Coimbatore

12. 2010 - 2011 Electronics and Communication Engineering Vi Micro Systems Pvt. Ltd., Chennai

13. 2012-2013 Electronics and Communication Engineering Abile Technologies, Coimbatore

14. 2013-2014 Electronics and Communication

Engineering

Megatronics, Coimbatore

15. 2013-2014 LITZ Tech, Coimbatore

16. 2015-2016 Electronics and Communication Engineering

LITZ Tech, Coimbatore 17. 2015-2016 Sam Innovations Solutions Salem

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

18. 2010 -2011 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Sakthi Sugars Ltd. Bhavani

19. 2013 - 2017 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Axis Global Automation, Coimbatore

20. 2013 - 2017 Electrical and Electronic

Engineering Coral Rewinding INDIA Private Ltd., Erode

21. 2014 -2017 Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Eduvance the Educational Arm of Vanmat Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai

Information Technology 22. 2011 -2012 Information Technology ITGatewaySolutions, Erode

Mechanical Engineering 23. 2012-2013 Mechanical Engineering DMW CNC Centre, Perundurai 24. 2013 - 2014 Mechanical Engineering CADD Centre, Erode 25. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering KKM soft private limited, Chennai

26. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering M/S Fillet Engineering Services, Bangalore

27. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering Co-Cubes Coimbatore



28. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering M/s Aspiring mind assement,Chennai 29. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering M/s Infosys campus connect, Bangalore

30. 2015 - 2016 Mechanical Engineering

Parametric Technology India Private Limited, Bangalore & Dysmech Consultancy Services Private Limited, Pune

Master of Business Administration 31.

2011-2012 Master of Business Administration Juran Academy Pvt Ltd, Chennai

32. Erode District Small Industries Association, Erode(EEDISSIA)

33. 2012-2013 Master of Business Administration Pravritti Consulting ServiesPvt Ltd, Chennai

34. 2014-2015 Master of Business Administration Nmore, Secunderabad K.S.R College of Engineering

35.

2011-2012

K.S.R. Collegeof Engineering

VIMicrosystems PvtLtd., Dt.12 May2011

36. UniversityofMissouri (MU),Columbia,USA, Dt. 14.10.2011

37. Edith Cowan University, Australia

38. Juran Academy Private Limited, Chennai

39. Erode District Small Industries Association, Erode, India

40.

2014 -2015 K.S.R. Collegeof Engineering

CIC EnergiGune, Canada , Dt 20 Octobar 2015

41. National Institute of Nano Technology (NINT), Alberta, Canada, 11th November 2015

42. Reliance Jio Information, India

43.

2015-2016 K.S.R. Collegeof Engineering

University of Auvergne, France

44. The Centre of Molecular and Macromolecular Studies of the Polish academy of sciences, Poland

45. The National Institute for Nanotechnology in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

46. The Governors of the university of Calgary, Canada

47. CIC Energigune, Spain

48.

Parametric Technology India Private Limited ( owned by PTC), India and Dysmech Consultancy Services Private Limited, India

49. Co-Cubes Coimbatore 50. M/s Aspiring Minds,Chennai



ANNEXURE - XV

DETAILS OF PATENTS RECEIVED/FILED



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: TIRUCHENGODE - 637 215 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CELL

1. Details of the Patent Filed during 2017-2018

S. No

Name of the Applicant (s) / Assignee Name Name of the Inventor (s) Title Application No.&

Patent Filed Date Status

2017-2018

1. Mr.P.Jagadeesh

Dr.P.Senthilkumar Mr.S.Rajagnapthy Mr.P.Jagadeesh Mr.P.K.Sriraman Mr.Bhuvaneshwaran Mr.A.Sridhar Mr.R.Bharathkumar Mr.K.Manogar Mr.J.Venkatesh

Mechanical Testing on Glass Fiber Reinforced with Jute Fibre Composites

CBR No:23554 Application

No:201741024638 11.07.2017

Filed

2. Mr.C.Sivakumar

Mr.C.Sivakumar Mr.P.Dhiravidamani Mr.P.Krishnan Mr.D.Madhan Mr.K.Selvaraj

Friction Stir Welding of Austenitic Monel-TI Shape Memory Alloys


No:201741028814 Dated:14/08/2017

Filed

3. Mr.S.Saravanan

Mr.S.Saravanan Dr.P.Senthilkumar

Performance Evaluation of AA6063-TIC Composite Piston on IC Engines


No:201741027604 03.08.2017

Filed

4. Mr.P.Vignesh

Mr.P.Vignesh Dr.P.Senthilkumar Mr.K.Perumal Dr.A.Karthikeyan Mr.P.Manuneethiarasu Mr.P.Rajendran Mr.P.Krishnan Mr.M.Gnanasekaran Mr.K.Selvaraj Mr.S.Magibalan

Mechanical Vibration Analysis of a Boring Bar in Boring Operation


No:201741036296 4.10.2017

Filed



5. Mr.M.P.Rajaentran

Dr.P.Senthilkumar Mr.M.P.Rajaentran Dr.M.Gnanasekaran Mr.P.Rasagopal Mr.T.Prakash Mr.C.M.Dinesh Mr.T.Santhoshkumar Mr.K.Perumal Mr.D.Madhan

Experimental Studies on TIG Welding of 304 Austentic Stainless Steel Weldments

Application No:201741041815 Date:22/11/2017

Filed

6. Mr.T.Kandasamy

Mr.T.Kandasamy Mr.A.Naveen Mr.G.Naveen Mr.T.Naveenkumar Mr.R.Naveen

Flying Windmill Application

No:201841008157 05.03.2018

Filed

7. Mr.T.Kandasamy

Mr.T.Kandasamy Mr.A.Mukilan Mr.K.Muthutailselvan Mr.P.Nandhakumar Mr.J.Nandhakumaran

Automatic Car Door Lock Opening System in Emergency Situation

Application

No:201841008158 05.03.2018

Filed

8. Mr.T.Arunprasanth

Mr.T.Santhoshkumar Mr.T.Arunprasanth Mr.G.Arunkumar Mr.K.Arulmurugan Mr.S.Arunkumar

Design and Fabrication of Wiper System for Automobiles

Application No:201841010799

23/03/2018 Filed

9. Mr.P.Saravanan

Mr.P.Saravanan Mr.T.Rajagopal Mr.C.Rajesh Mr.P.Rajeshkumar Mr.A.Rajiv Rajan

Design and Analysis of Advanced Intelligent Reverse Braking System

Application No:201841013669 Filed

10. Mr.K.Sathish kumar

Dr.T.Sureshkumar Mr.K.Sathish kumar Mr.A. Sathish kumar Mr.P. Sathish kumar Mr.M. Sathish kumar

Design of Auto Reverse Wheel Locking Device for Light Commercial Vehicle

Application No. 201841014391

Dated:16.04.2018

Filed

11. Mr.P.Vignesh Mr.P.Vignesh Metal Matrix by using Aluminium Alloy with Reinforcement of Rice Husk Ash (RHA)

Application No. 201841012979

Dated:04.04.2018 Filed

12. Mr.P.Vignesh Mr.P.Vignesh Pneumatic Based Robotic ARM Application No. 201841012983

Dated:04.04.2018 Filed

13. Dr.M.Prabu Dr.M.Prabu Insect Trapping Scarecrow Application

No.201841013667 Dated:05.04.2018

Filed



14. Mr.S.Magibalan Mr.S.Magibalan Fabrication of Dual Axis Solar Tracking System Application

No.201841010593 Dated:20.03.2018

Filed

15. Mr.S.Magibalan Mr.S.Magibalan Fabrication of Modern Solar Air Cooler Application

No.201841010375 Dated:20.03.2018

Filed

16. Dr.P.Balamurugan Dr.P.Balamurugan Dr.A.Viswanathan V.Sharmila

Power Generation Using Retention of Rotary Motion in a Turbine by Water Currents

Application No. 20174103218507.09.20

17 Filed

17. Dr.K.Prakasam

Dr.K.Prakasam Dr.V.Ravi Dr.R.Sankarganesh Dr.S.Ramesh

Smart and Energy Efficient Cooking System Application No. 201841017477

09.05.2018 Filed

2. Details about Copyrights / Trademarks / Industrial design:

S.

No

Name of the

Applicant (s)

Name of the

Inventor (s)

Type of IPR: Copyright / Trademark /

Industrial design

Title Date of Filing

Application No. or

Registration No. /

Diary No.

Current Status

2017-2018

1. Mr.S.Magibalan

Mr.S.Magibalan Dr.P.Senthilkumar

Dr.M.Prabhu Mr.K.Selvaraj

Copyright Computer Aided Simulation and

Analysis Laboratory 16.02.2017

Registration No. L-73974/2018

Diary No. 3164/2017-CO/L Date: 16.03.2018

Completed



ANNEXURE - XVI

DETAILS OF RESEARCH AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY FACULTY AND RESEARCH

FELLOWS



S. No Faculty Name Academic

Year Award Venue/Event

1 Principal, KSRCE 2017-2018 IPR award from Anna University Anna University, Chennai

2 Principal, KSRCE 2017-2018 13th Rank in State Level Survey

Competition Success Review (CSR – GHRDC Engineering College Survey – 2017

3 Principal, KSRCE 2017-2018 59th Rank in South Zone

Top Private Engineering Colleges - Survey conducted by ‘The Week – June 2017

4 Principal, KSRCE 2017-2018 75th Rank in National Level

Top Private Engineering Colleges - Survey conducted by ‘Outlook – June 2017

5 Dr.M.Prakash 2017-2018 Infosys-Faculty Partnership Level Award Chennai

6 Mr.K.Muthukumaran 2017-2018 Infosys-Faculty Partnership Level Award Chennai

7 Mr.C.Thirumalaiselvan 2017-2018 Infosys-Faculty Partnership Level Award Chennai

8 Dr.E.BabyAnitha 2017-2018 Infosys-Faculty Partnership Level Award Chennai

9 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Interaction with outside the world(Department level)

K.S.R college of Engineering

10 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Maximum number of consultancy completed(Department level)


11 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Filing Highest number of patents(Department level)


12 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Highest number of SI journals Publications(College of level)


13 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Maximum paper publications in journals (College Level)


14 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Number of faculty quality enhancement programmes (Departmental level)


15 Dr. P.Senthil kumar 2017-2018 Maximum proposals submitted to the funding agencies




ANNEXURE - XVII

DETAILS OF FACULTY FROM THE

INSTITUTION WHO ARE Ph.D. GUIDES



KSRCE/QM/5.5.3/2A

K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (Autonomous)

(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to Anna University)

Research and Development (R & D) Cell

Details of the Faculty doing their Ph.D. under other centre

S.No. Name of the Supervisor

Supervisor Recognition No Department Sanctioned Intake Scholars Registered

1. Dr.R.Rameshkumar 2620045 Auto 12 8

2. Dr.R.Venkatachalam 2120532 Auto 12 8

3. Dr.V.Revathi 2710033 Civil 12 11

4. Dr.S.Senthilkumar 2710016 Civil 12 12

5. Dr.G.Dineshkumar 2710019 Civil 5 5

6. Dr.Muralimohan 2810011 Civil 8 5

7. Dr.A.Rajiv kannan 2940012 CSE 12 12

8. Dr.N.S.Nithya 2640085 CSE 8 7

9. Dr.M.Prakash 3040010 CSE 5 5

10. Dr.A.Mahabub Basha 2130109 ECE 12 9

11. Dr.P.S.Periasamy 2640012 ECE 12 9 12. Dr.S.Karthikeyan 2740094 ECE 8 2 13. Dr.C.Gowri Shankar 23.03.50 EEE 8 7 14. Dr.C.Karthikeyan 23.03.45 EEE 12 11 15. Dr.M.Ramasamy 24.03.06 EEE 8 7 16. Dr.A.Maheswari 2530023 EEE 6 2 17. Dr.R.Sankar Ganesh 2830055 EEE 6 1 18. Dr.M.Vijayakumar 2630017 EEE 8 3 19. Dr.S.Ramesh 2730031 EEE 12 8 20. Dr.V.Ravi 2730034 EEE 8 1 21. Dr.R.Gopalakrishnan 2730049 EEE 8 1 22. Dr.P.Suganya 2930047 EEE 12 0 23. Dr.S.Nithya Kalyani 2440217 IT 8 8 24. Dr.G.Singaravel 2740085 IT 12 11 25. Dr.P.Senthilkumar 2120431 MECH 12 8 26. Dr.A.Karthikeyan 2520050 MECH 6 2



27. Dr.N.Shiva sakaran 2520086 MECH 8 3 28. Dr.T.Suresh Kumar 2920033 MECH 6 1 29. Dr.P.Anitha 2870027 MCA 12 3 30. Dr.T.Jayanalina 3070024 Physics 8 0 31. Dr.B.Srividya 2470672 Physics 6 1 32. Dr.M.Rajasekar 3170051 Chemistry 8 0 33. Dr.M.Tamilvanan 2870089 Chemistry 8 0 34. Dr.C.Manivannan 2870090 Chemistry 8 0

Total 308 171



ANNEXURE - XVIII

DETAILS OF Ph.D. AWARDED BY

FACULTY FROM THE INSTITUTION



S.No Reg. No Name of the Scholar Date of Registration

Date of the Viva Voce University Title of the Thesis Name of the

Supervisor Internal/E

xternal Full / Part

Time

1 71160231009 Mr.D.Rameshkumar 11.06.2011 17.01.18 Anna University Studies On The Efficacy Of Eco-Friendly

Concrete Impregnated With Prominent Industrial By Products

Dr.S.Senthilkumar Internal Part Time

2 11260231011 Mr.M.Gunasekaran 18.01.2012 27.07.2017 Anna University Experimental Study On Effect Of Fly Ash And Bagasse Ash In Light Weight Concrete Dr.T.Palanisamy Internal Part Time

3 11260631054 J.Santhosh 18.01.2012 16.03.2018 Anna University Detection and Mitigation of malicious and

Residual Nodes in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Classification Approach

Dr.A.Rajivkannan Internal Part Time

4 11260632050 V.Vennila 18.01.2012 9.10.2017 Anna University Predictive Classifier Techniques for Big Data Application in Cloud Environment Dr.A.Rajivkannan Internal Part Time

5 11260632052 R.Vijaya Rajeswari 18.01.2012 20.09.2017 Anna University Performance Improved Security in Wireess Sensor Networks Using Classifier Dr.A.Rajivkannan External Part Time

6 4086061231 M.S.Tamilselvi 28.04.2008 15.12.2017 Anna University Image Compression Algorithms Dr.A.Rajivkannan External Part Time

7 1412469208 A.M.ViswaBharathy 01-08-2014 25/09/2017 Anna University A Multi class Assortment Based Hybrid IDS using Clustering coupled Optimization Approach Dr.A.M.Basha External Part Time

8 10900131051 Suresh M 21.06.2009 20.09.2017 Anna University Time Sensitive stream Mining In Cloud paradigm to attain Intrusion Prevention Dr.S.Nithya Kalyani External Part Time

9 10960121034 Dhanasekaran R 18.04.2009 11.10.2017 Anna University An analysis of DOS attack in distributed wirless network using DIN Dr.G.Singaravel External Part Time

10 10960122071 Dr.S.Sutha Jan 2009 01-04-2018 Anna University Multi-Class SVM Based image Annotation Framework With RSI for Efficient image Retrieval Dr.C.Kavitha Internal Part Time

11 71070122060 Dr.A.Vanitha July 2010 19-4-2018 Anna UniversityEnhanced MAC Protocal for wireless Adhoc

Networks using Game Theroy and Fuzzy Based Back off Algorithm

Dr.A.Subramani External Part Time

12 11160131032 Dr.C.D.Rajaganapthy Jan 2011 01-10-2018 Anna UniversityA Spiral Lifecycle Model Based Bayesian

classification Technique for Eficient Software Fault Prediction and Classification

Dr.A.Subramani External Part Time

13 71070122031 Dr.S.Aruna 26.07.2010 25-7-2017 Anna UniversityTrust Aware Weighted Double Cluster Head Based Routing Protocol to Enhance Routing

Security and Stability in MANETDr.A.Subramani External Part Time

KSRCE/QM/6.2.2/38K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING : TIRUCHENGODE - 637215

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

FORMAT - IIDetails of the Research Scholars Completed the Ph.D./M.S by Research Under the Centre



ANNEXURE - XIX

DETAILS OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED

IN NSS EVENTS



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215

(An Autonomous Institution Affiliated To Anna University)

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME Date: 21.12.2017

Academic Year

Name Of The Programme

Date(S) Of The

Programme Venue

No. Of

Participants

2017 – 18

Thirukayanam 28.01.2018 KSRCEGround (Breeze Land)

50

Volunteer Work 12.02.18 To 14.02.18

Isha Yoga Centre Coimbatore

15

Blood Donation Camp 23.02.2018

KSR College Of Dental

Science 50

Volunteer Work 27.02.18 Local Temple,Thiruchengode

50

Blood Donation Camp 01.03.2018 HMT Lab, Mechanical Block 70

NSS Special Camp 04.03.2018 to 09.03.2018

Sooriyampalayam Village, Thokkavadi 50



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TIRUCHENGODE - 637 215

(AUTONOMOUS)

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

Venue: KSR College OfEngineering Date: 28.01.2018

Our College NSS done volunteer work in Srivasa Thirukalyanam With Thirumalai Thirupathi Devasthanam , At KSRCE Ground( Breeze Land) On 28.01.2018.Our College Chairman, Principal, Vice Principal And Dean Visited the Function and More than 5000Students ,Staff Members And Public Actively Participated in this function.

THIRUKALYANAM



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TIRUCHENGODE - 637 215 (AUTONOMOUS)



Our College NSS take part in Mahashiv Rathiri in Coimbatore Which Was Conducted By Isha Yoga Centre On 12.02.2018 To 14.02.2018. .And Our College Nss Volunteers Has Participated And did the Volunteer Work Actively For three days

VOLUNTER WORK






Our College NSS Conducted A Blood Donation Camp with Government Hospital, Namakkal On 01.03.2018 at HMT Lab. Our Principal and directors visited the Camp And more than 100 Students And Staff Members actively participated in this Programme and donated Blood.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP






Our College NSS Conducted an Library Cleaning Programme in Our College Library, NSS Volunteers has actively participated in this Programme.

LIBRARY CLEANING






Our College NSS Conducted A Special Camp At Sooriyampalayam Village From 12.03.2018 To 17.03.2018, All Second Year NSS Volunteers Took Part In This Programme, Our Principal Inaugurated This Camp And Guest Speakers Delivered Speeches On Various Topics, Students Were Educated The Importance Of Camping And They Also Served To The School Were We Conducted And The Village People.

NSS SPECIAL CAMP




YOGA DAY PROGRAM

Our College NSS and NCC has conducted yoga day program in Mechanical Conference hall 21.06.2018 in view to celebrate the International day of Yoga 2018



ANNEXURE - XX

DETAILS OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED

IN NCC EVENTS



KSR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING; TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215.

(An autonomous institution affiliated to Anna University)

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) Unit: 2 /11 (TN) Signal Company NCC, Salem – 16.

NCC activities report for the year 2011 – 2012

Sl.No. Program/ Events Date Remarks

1 NCC unit [ 2/11(TN) sig coy NCC] raised at KSRCE 01.11.2011 100 cadets enrolled

2 Combined Annual Training camp at KSR college of Engineering

23-11-2011 to

02-12-2011

99 cadets participated

3 Tree plantation 27.11.2011 all cadets participated

4 Blood donation camp 27.11.2011 100 cadets participated

5 NCC ‘B’ – Certificate examination 10.03.2012 100 cadets attended



KSR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING; TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215. (An autonomous institution affiliated to Anna University)

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

Unit: 2 /11 (TN) Signal Company NCC, Salem – 16.



1 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions 15.08.2012 75 cadets

participated

2 Cadet Enrollment 27.08.2012 25 New cadets enrolled

3 NCC officer Training Program (90 days) at Officers Training Academy, Kamptee (Nagpur)

02.07.2012 to

28.09.2012

Mr. KR.Natarajan commissioned as

Lieutenant

4 Combined Annual Training camp at Kalaimagal College of Arts & Science, Narasipuram, Coimbatore

20-10-2012 to 29-10-

2012.


5 Combined Annual Training camp at Little flower Higher secondary school, Salem,

22-12-2012 to

31.12.2012


6 Republic day Celebrations @ KSR Institutions 26.01.2013 100 cadets

participated

7 NCC ‘B’ – Certificate examination 23.02.2013

& 24.20.2013

26 cadets attended

8 NCC ‘C’ – Certificate examination 30.03.2013

& 31.03.2013

60 cadets attended








1 A 10 day Combined Annual Training camp at KSR College of Engineering

23.06.2013 to

02.07.2013.


2 Blood Donation Camp (Government Hospital Blood Bank, Gobichettipalayam.) 26.06.2013 100 cadets donated

their Blood


4 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions 15.08.2013 75 cadets

participated

5 A 12 day National Integration Camp @ Nagrota (Jammu) conducted by Jammu & Kashmir NCC directorate

19 .10. 2013 to

30.10.2013

1 ANO & 9 cadets Participated

6 A 10 day Combined Annual Training camp at Thyagaraja Polytechnic College, Salem,

16.11.2013 to

25.11.2013.


7 Republic day Celebrations @ KSR Institutions 26.01.2014 75 cadets

participated


& 16.02.2014

2 cadets attended


& 23.02.2014

20 cadets attended






NCC activities report for the year 2014– 2015


1 A 15 day Army Attachment Camp conducted by 54 Inf Div Sig Regt (AREN), at Secunderabad

30.06.2014 to

14.07.2014

1 ANO & 31 cadets Participated


3 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions 15.08.2014 66 cadets participated

4 One day visit to Madras Regimental Centre, Wellington, Connoor, to view the passing out parade.

20.10.2014 1 ANO & 66 cadets Participated

5 Tree plantation program 20.11.2014 50 Trees planted

6 Republic day Celebrations @ KSR Institutions 26.01.2014 40 cadets participated

7 Republic day Celebrations @ Collector office, Namakkal 26.01.2015 20 cadets participated


& 22.02.2015

26 cadets attended

9 Blood Donation Camp (Government Hospital Blood Bank, Erode & Namakkal.) 25.02.2015 204 unit bloods

received.

10 Scholarship for outstanding NCC cadets for the year 2014-15

09.03.2015

12/61236 Cpl B.Manikandan 12/61265 Cpl S.Prakash 12/61210 Lcpl M. ArunKumar 12/61230 Cdt V. Jayaprakash 12/61293 SGT M.Vignesh 12/61207 Cdt S.Nagarajan

11 Best Associate NCC Officer Award 05.03.2015

The Associate NCC officer SD/14110210 Lt.KR.Natarajan received the best NCC officer award from Col. KJM.Roy, the NCC Group Commander, Coimbatore at the Valedictory function .



KSR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING; TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215.

(An autonomous institution affiliated to Anna University)

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) Unit: 2 /11 (TN) Signal Company NCC, Salem – 16.



1 A 10 day Combined Annual Training camp held at KSR College of Engineering

12.06.2015 to

21.06.2015.

01 ANO & 43 cadets participated


3 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions & Collector office, Namakkal

15.08.2015 66 cadets participated

4 Tree plantation program at KSR campus 22.11.2015 50 Trees planted

5 Flood relief work at Cudaloor (15 Lakhs worth food materials & essential things were distributed to needy people)

14.12.2015 15.12.2015 40 cadets participated

6 A 12 day National Integration Camp conducted by Punjab NCC directorate, held at Rupnagar (Punjab)

07.01.2016 to

18.01.2016 10 cadets Participated

7 Startup India Programme (Inaugurated by M.Narendra Modi, PM of India)


8 Mini Marathon run @ Salem 24.01.2016 80 Cadets Participated

9 Republic day Celebrations @ KSR Institutions


10 Republic day Celebrations @ Collector office, Namakkal 26.01.2016 20 cadets participated

11 15 Kms Trekking held at Yercaud Hills 08.04.2016 1 ANO & 100 cadets Participated


& 28.02.2016

32 cadets attended


& 27.03.2016

23 cadets attended







1 A 12 day National Integration Camp conducted by Maharashtra NCC directorate, held at Satara (Pune)

23.05.2016 to 03.06.2016


2 A 10 day Combined Annual Training camp held at VMKV Engineering College, Salem.

17.06.2016 to 26.06.2016



4 Clean India Program (Swachh Bharath Mission) at Tiruchengode Bus stand 08.08.2016 01 ANO & 100 cadets

participated

5 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions & Collector office, Namakkal


6

Blood Donation Camp at CSI Polytechnic College, Salem organized by 5 (TN) AIR SQUN TECH NCC, SALEM & 11 (TN) SIGNAL COMPANY NCC, SALEM

17.09.2016 40 Cadets participated

7 Tree plantation Drive at KSR campus 24.09.2016 200 Tree saplings are planted by 100 cadets

8 A 15 day Army Attachment Camp conducted by Bison signal, held at Secunderabad

03.10.2016 to 17.10.2016 13 cadets Participated

9 A 15 day Rock Climbing Training Camp conducted by MP NCC directorate, held at Gwalior

05.11.2016 to 16.11.2016 03 cadets Participated

10 Awareness program for public on E-Payment, held at Tiruchengode. 11.01.2017 30 cadets Participated

11 5 KMs Mini marathon held at Salem, organized by 5 (TN) Air squad NCC 25.01.2017 63 cadets participated

12 Republic day celebrations 26.01.2017 100 cadets participated

13 Village adoption program at Kokarayanpettai village 04.02.2017 60 cadets participated

14 NCC ‘B’ – Certificate examination 19.02.2017 38 cadets Enrolled

15 Best Associate NCC Officer Award 10.03.2017

The Associate NCC officer SD/14110210 Lt.KR.Natarajan was awarded the Best NCC officer award. The award of excellence was presented by Colonel. M.P.Celestine, NCC Group Commander, Coimbatore in presence of Dr.S.Ramalingam, Dean, PSG Institute of Medical Sciences, Coimbatore during the felicitation ceremony held at PSG College of Technology .

16 Scholarship for outstanding NCC cadets for the year 2016-17

13.03.2017

14/61266 SCUO T.Naveen Kumar 12/61259 SUO M.Sathish Kumar

17 NCC ‘C’ – Certificate examination 15.03.2017 29 cadets Enrolled

18 Mountain Trekking held at Yercaud Hills (15 Kms) 08.04.2017 49 cadets attended

19 Awareness program for public on E-Payment & Road safety management, held at Kokarayanpettai. 10.04.2017 60 cadets attended






Sl.No.

Program/ Events Date Remarks

1 A 10 day Combined Annual Training camp held at KSRCE, organized by 11 (TN) Signal Coy NCC, Salem -16.

13.06.2017 to 22.06.2017


2 Third International Yoga Day Celebrations held at KSRCE. 21.06.2017 01 ANO & 39 cadets participated

3 Independence Day celebrations @ KSR Institutions & Collector office, Namakkal 15.08.2017 57 cadets participated

4 New NCC Cadet Enrollment 24.08.2017 43 cadets enrolled

5 Clean India Program (Swachh Bharath Mission) at Government Boys Higher Secondary School, Tiruchengode.


6 Clean India Program (Swachh Bharath Mission) at Kokarayanpettai village.

24.09.2017 25.09.2017 100 cadets participated

7 Short film on My contribution towards making India Clean 02.10.2017 05 cadets

8 Blood Donation Camp at KSRCE organized by the cadets of 11 (TN) SIGNAL COMPANY NCC, SALEM

12.10.2017 60 c participated Cadets

9 A 15 day Army Attachment Camp conducted by Bison signal, held at Secunderabad

01.11.2017 to 15.11.2017 23 Cadets participated

10 A 22 day Para Basic Course conducted by UP NCC directorate, held at Agra.

01.11.2017 to 22.11.2017 01 cadet participated

11 A 15 day Special National Integration Camp conducted by Rajasthan NCC directorate, held at Jaisalmer.

18.11.207 to 29.11.2017 02 cadets participated

12 A 03 day Disaster Management Program conducted by NDRF, held at Arakkonam.

13.12.2017 to 15.12.2017 01 ANO participated

13 One day Visit to Old Age Home K.L.Karunai Illam at Erode. 10.01.2018 100 cadets participated

14 NCC ‘B’ – Certificate examination 16.02.2018 & 17.02.2018 21 cadets attended

15 Tree plantation Drive at SPK Colony 22.02.2018 100 cadets participated

16 NCC ‘C’ – Certificate examination 24.02.2018 & 25.02.2018 33 cadets attended



ANNEXURE - XXI

DETAILS OF EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

ORGANIZED



No. of Extension activities organized

Sl.No Name of the Co-ordinators Title of the Programme

Date Name of the Funding Agency From To

Automobile Engineering

2017-2018 1. Mr.K.Ashokkumar The Guest Lecture on

“Learn to Learn” 19.07.2017 19.07.2017 Self Support


One Day Workshop on “AUTOTRONICS” 23.02.2018 23.02.2018 Self Support


National Level Technical Symposium ‘MUSTANG 2K18’

27.03.2018 27.03.2018 Self Support

Civil Engineering 2017-2018

1.


Sixth National Conference on “Trendy and Sustainable Development In Civil Engineering”


2. Dr.N.Muralimohan Mr.T.Vijayashankar Mr.P.Karthick

National Level Technical Symposium KSHETRA 2K18


3.


National Workshop on Recent Advances in Structural and Environmental Engineering (RASEE - 2K17)


4.


Inauguration of our Civil Engineering Association LATTICE-17 12-07-17 - Self

Support


2017 - 2018

1.


National Conference on “Recent trends in Information, Communication and Computing Techniques” (RTICCT’18)

07.04. 2018 -

Aarthi Educational Trust and Tamilnadu

College Events

2.

Dr. A.Rajivkannan Dr. N.S.Nithya Dr. E.BabyAnitha S.Savitha G.Nagarajan

EDI-NSTEDB sponsored Three days National level Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

4.10.2017

10.10.2017

24.10.2017

6.10.2017

12.10.2017

26.10.2017

DST-NIMAT

3.

Dr. A.Rajivkannan Dr. N.S.Nithya MrsV.Sharmila Dr.V.Vennila Mrs.R.Latha Dr.K.Ganeshkumar MrsS.Savitha

National level Seminar on Impact of Green

Computing for Minimizing E-Waste on Human

Health

03.07.2018

04.07.2018 ICMR



Electronics and Communication Engineering Academic Year :2017-2018

1. Mr.B.LeelaVinothan Managing Director, TROY Software Pvt Ltd

Platform for Young Electronics Engineers to

be an Entrepreneur 18.01.2018 19.01.2018 SERB

2. Mr.M.Subash,B.E., Aptitude Trainer Race Banking Institute, Salem.

One day seminar on Career Development

Skills for III year students 11.08.2017.

Aarthi Educational

Trust

3. Mr.M.Subash,B.E., Aptitude Trainer Race Banking Institute, Salem.

One day seminar on Career Development

Skills for II year students 21.07.2017

Aarthi Educational

Trust

4.

Mr.Gokulraj, Project Engineer, Vurum Technologies, Chennai.

Guest lecture on Mobile applications and android

development 15.07.2017 --

5.

Mr.Dineshkumar, MohitSorout,Technical Lead, Bombinate Technologies, Bengaluru.

Guest Lecture on Vokal App 27.07.2017 --

6.

S.Naveen,R.Senthoor Raja, E.Pradhap Project Engineer, Pantech Technologies, Coimbatore.

Two days workshop on Internet of Things: Challenges and

applications using Raspberry processor(IoT-

CAR)

31.07.2017 -- -

Electrical and Electronics Engineering 2017 - 2018

1.

Mrs.M.Sornalatha Mrs.K.Yamuna Mrs.K.Yuvarani Mr.M.Senthilkumar

One day seminar on Energy Harvesting using

sustainable energy 09.01.2018 - KSRCE

2. Dr.M.Ramasamy Dr.M.Viajayakumar Dr.C.Gowrishankar

One Day workshop on Design of Power

Electronics Converters using MATLAB

23.03.2018 - KSRCE

3. Mrs.M.Sornalatha Mrs.K.Yamuna

Seven Days FDTP on EE6501 Power System

Analysis 04.06.2018 10.06.2018 KSRCE

4. Dr.R.Sankarganesh Dr.V.Ravi Technical Symposium 01.09.2017 - KSRCE

5. Dr.R.Sankarganesh Dr.V.Ravi Mini Project Expo 18 09.03.2018 - KSRCE

Information Technology 2017-2018


International Conference on Information and Computational Science –ICICS’18

27.04.18 28.04.18 CSI-Salem Chapter

2. Dr.G.Singaravel Learn Python for Beginners 11.07.17 11.07.17

ISTE Chapter, New

Delhi

3. Dr.S.Nithya Kalyani Advanced Java Programming 28.02.18 28.02.18 KSRCE

Mechanical Engineering 2017-2018

1. Mr. P. Jagadeesh Mr.S. Barathkumar Dr.P.Senthilkumar

One Day Seminar” Latest Technology In Solar And Wind Energy Resources

21.08.2017 - TNSCST



2.

Mr. P. Jagadeesh Mr.M.Anbalakan, Mr.N.Vivek, Mr.P.K.Sriraman, Mr.M.Bhuvaneshwaran,

Faculty Development Programme “Gas dynamics and jet propulsion”.

04.12.2017 10.12.2017 Anna Univ. (Self Support)

3. Mr. P. Jagadeesh

Stereotactic Body Radiation and Cyber Knife Radio Surgery Process Systems.

11.10.2017 - Rs.40,000 ICMR

4. Mr. P. Jagadeesh Advanced rapid proto type technique. 01.03.2018 - Rs.50,000

(SERB) Master of Business Administration

2017 - 2018

1. Dr.S.P.Sreekala Mr.K.Sivasubramani

National Level Management Meet 9.9.2017 9.9.2017

Aarthi Educational

Trust Master of Computer Applications

2017 - 2018

1. Dr.P.Anitha, Dr.M.Vijayakumar

National Conferences on Research Issues in Internet of Things”(RIIOT)EICA – ‘18

1-3-18 1-3-18 Self Support

2. Dr.P.Anitha, Mr.C.A.Kandasamy

National Level Technical Symposium ZELOS’17 5-10-17 5-10-17 Self Support



ANNEXURE - XXII

DETAILS OF COLLEGE LIBRARY

SERVICES



ANNEXURE - XXIII

DETAILS OF STUDENT SUPPORT

MECHANISM



ANNEXURE - XXIV

DETAILS OF NUMBER OF STUDENTS

QUALIFIED IN IELTS & GERMAN LANGUAGES



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215 (An Autonomous Institution Affiliated To Anna University)

No. of students qualified in these examinations

S.No Name of the student Type of exam Remark

1 Aravindhan Murugan IELTS

Qualified

2 Vinodkumar Madeswaran German language

3 R.Aravindrajan German language

4 Rajendiran Aravindrajan IELTS

5 Premkumar Haribaskar IELTS



ANNEXURE - XXV

DETAILS OF STUDENT COUNSELLING AND CAREER GUIDANCE




HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMME

Si.No

VENUE

DATE

TITLE

1

CHOCSHIT COURT

17/02/2018

FUTURE EDUCATION IN ABROAD

2 MECHANICAL SEMINAR HALL

23/08/2017

OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN OVERSEAS

3 MCA SEMINAR HALL

20/07/2017

HIGHER EDUCATION GUEST LECTURE



ANNEXURE - XXVI

DETAILS OF CAMPUS PLACEMENTS



S NO NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION DATE OF VISIT NO OF OFFER ISSUED SALARY PER ANNUM

1 WELD CRAFT INDIA, BANGALORE 06.07.2017 0 2.402 INDUS TEQSITE 22.07.2017 0 2.003 UNMERTIC 25.07.2017 0 2.004 ZIFO TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED 26.07.2017 to 28.07.2017 0 1.44

5 VURAM TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS. 04.08.2017 & 05.08.2017 2 4.50

6 ZOOMRX 04.08.2017 0 3.207 IVTL INFOVIEW TECHNOLOGIES PVT.LTD. 05.08.2017 & 06.08.2017 0 4.40

8 VIRTUSA POLARIS 09.08.2017 3 3.26

9 OWLER 09.08.2017 0 2.2510 VOLANTE SOFTWARE PRIVATE LIMITED 11.08.2017 0 2.40

11 VVDN TECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD. 12.08.2017 0 3.60

12 URJANET 22.08.2017 0 3.20

13 JUSPAY TECHNOLOGIES 29.08.2017 0 4.5014 CODING MART 08.09.2017 0 2.75

15 ELGI EQUIPMENTS 16.09.2017 0 2.40

16 WIPRO 10 3.20

17 NEPTUNE BUILD CON 06.10.2017 45 1.44

18 CAPGEMINI 16.10.2017 & 17.10.2017 3 3.00

19 ARKV 1 1 3 .0020 CODING WHEEL 2 2 4.0021 VIRTUSA 0 4.5022 AMAZON 0 4.40

23 GODB 1 1.8024 SHINELOGICS INFOTECH 1 2.50

25 MINDTREE 1 3.25

26 VERNALIS 0 3.60

27 KUMARAN SYSTEMS 0 2.4028 SANMAR 0 4.4029 VINAYAK INFO TECH 1 1.80

LIST OF COMPANIES VISITED



30 PARAGON DIGITAL CAMPUS PROCESS 0 2.5031 NU TECH 0 2.4032 INDUS TEQSITE 0 2.4033 MPHASIS 1 2.1034 FIRST SOURCE 0 2.2035 VINAYAK INFO TECH 0 1.80

36 JASMIN INFOTECH 3 2.7537 IVTL 0 4.5038 FIRST SOURCE 0 2.20

39 GEMINI SYSTEMS 0 3.20

40 EXCELENCIA ITECH CONSULTING PVT. LTD. 0 1.85

41 EMBED UR 0 2.5042 GREEN CREATIVE SOLUTIONS 0 1.60

43 VIRTUSA 0 3.5044 TECHSOSYS 1 1.80

45 ASPIRE SYSTEMS, CHENNAI 5 2.70

46 ICICI PRUDENTIAL 4 2.7047 BREAKS INDIA 1 3.12

48 SAVVYSOFT 2 1.80

49 TECHNOLOGIES 0 1.4050 INFOSYS 1 3.15

51 RAASI CONSTRUCTION 5 1.44

52 SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS LTD 33 1.20

53 AARBEE STRUCTURES 2 1.80

54 VEE TECH 3 1.80

55 KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 40 1.4456 RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 14 1.5657 BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 9 1.5658 TECHSOSYS 1 4.00

59 QUESSCORP 1 2.1660 G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 6 1.00



61 COGIPRO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTIONS 1 1.4462 GEO ADHITHIYA 1 1.4463 J.V.R.CONSTRUCTIONS 4 1.2064 SIVAJI ASSOCIATES 1 1.3265 MUTHU PROMOTERS 1 1.0266 STANLEY HITECH CONSTRUCTION 1 1.4467 SAI CONSTRUCTIONS 4 1.0068 BWD CONTRACTORS 1 1.2069 L&T / PRP CONSTRUCTIONS 2 1.4470 MAGIZH INFRASTRUCTURE 3 1.2071 SM BUILDERS 1 1.0072 GOLDEN PROMOTERS 1 1.0073 ZEALOUS SERVICES 34 1.20

74 PARAGON DIGITAL 3 2.50

75 NCR CORPORATION 8 1.2076 SHINE MANAGEMENT SERVICES 2 1.8977 STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 16 1.4478 DOT FUSION TECHNOLOGY 1 2.20

79 ZOHO 2 5.00

80 VORTEX 1 2.8081 NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 7 1.0282 MAGIZH INFRASTRUCTURES 3 1.2083 R.K. BUILDERS 1 1.2084 ERODE DT CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION 1 1.2085 SWAMY BUILDERS 1 1.0086 BRICK INFOSEC 1 2.5087 PREFICIENT 1 2.0088 CRYPTON 1 2.0089 VGROW CREATERS 2 1.2090 E NOVATECH 1 1.5091 THE HINDU & GELLITTE(CORNERSTONE GROUP) 1 2.40



92 TENERA FRESH 1 3.6093 HCL 2 3.30

94 GALORE NETWORKS 1 3.5095 SEO INDIA RANK(ISOFT) 1 2.4096 SHRI ZEN AGENCIES 1 1.2097 X LAYER TECHNOLOGIES 1 2.1098 STEEL STRIP WHEELS 1 2.00

99 FLOW SERVE 1 4.04100 PEARL GLOBAL INDUSTRIES 0 1.00

101 ONEGENE AUTO PARTS 28 1.75

102 SNS SUPPLIERS 1 1.20103 LAYAM 1 1.44104 SANKAR SEALING PVT LTD 14 1.56105 KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS PVT LTD 13 1.56106 SUPREME PLASTICS PVT LTD 9 1.32107 AK ENGINEERING PVT LTD 3 1.44108 FEDERAL MOGUL INDIA PVT LTD 1 1.20109 ORIENTAL PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS PVT LTD 2 1.20110 AIRTEL BPO 4 1.20111 KGISL 2 1.20112 ROYAL AUTO AGENCIES 1 1.20113 AMMAN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE 1 1.20114 CITI BANK 1 1.20115 DIGIRAL NIRVANA,COIMBATORE 1 1.20116 HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES 4 1.20117 KAILASH ARTS AND SCIENCE FOR WOMEN 1 1.20118 MAHENDRA NEXT WEALTH 3 1.20119 OGIVE SELTERS / SAKTHI DHARA TEXTILES 1 1.20120 QUERICA SYSTEMS 1 1.20121 VISWA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 1 1.20122 ZENCORP TECHNO SOLUTIONS 1 1.20



123 ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 12 1.50124 INDIAN MART 7 3.00125 NIPPON PAINTS 0 1.45126 MILEKAL ENIGINEERING PVT. LTD. 2 1.44

127 DOTCODEVELOPERS 1 1.02128 AMMAN ASSOCIATES 1 1.00129 RPR CONSTRUCTIONS 2 1.44130 PEECEE CASTLE SOFTWARE(INTERNSHIP) 1 5.40131 DECKATHLON 1 1.44132 HINDU & GILLETTE (INDERSHIP) 1 2.40133 PEARL GLOBAL INDUSTRIES 1 2.40

134 FLOW SERVE 1 4.00135 SHAN INFO 3 1.50136 SAKTHI DHARA TEXTILES 2 1.20



SL NO NAME OF THE STUDENT BRANCH NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION SALARY PER ANNUM

1 VIJAYENDRA RAO H A AUTO BREAKS INDIA 3.12

2 ASHOK KUMAR M AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

3 PRABHU T AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

4 PRAVEEN KUMAR A AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

5 RAJKUMAR R AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

6 SAMEER K A AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

7 SANJAY S AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

8 SOORIYA PRAKASH P AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

9 SUDHAKARAN R AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

10 SURESH KUMAR M AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

11 RAMACHANDRAN S AUTO BRIDGE STONE AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

12 AJITH KUMAR N AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

13 ALAGHENDRAN N C AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

14 BHARANIKUMAR K AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

15 BOOBALAN V AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

16 CHOZHAN R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

17 DHARUN KUMAR M AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

18 GENESIS H AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

19 GOWTHAM R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

20 GOWTHAM V AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

21 KARTHI S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

22 LOKESHWARAN S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

23 MANIKANDA PRABHU S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

24 MOHAN PRASAD S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

25 MOHAN RAJ M AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

26 MOHANKUMAR M AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

27 AZHAGAPPAN S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

28 BASKARAN G AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

29 DAMODHARAN R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

30 GOWTHAMAN R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

31 JAYAPRAKASH U AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

32 KAMESH S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

LIST OF STUDENTS PLACED IN ON - CAMPUS DRIVE




33 MANIKANDAN K AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

34 MOTHILAL S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

35 MYVIZHI SELVAN R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

36 NAGENDRAN S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

37 NAVEEN KUMAR P AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

38 PAVITHRAN K AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

39 RAJKUMAR M R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

40 RICHARD AMALA ROSHAN V AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

41 SIVA GURU R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

42 SIVARAMAN T P AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

43 MOORTHI R AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

44 PRAVEEN A AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

45 RAVI KUMAR M AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

46 SAIBUDEEN U AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

47 SANJEEV P AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

48 SIVA KUMAR S AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

49 SRINATH B AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

50 SURYA KUMAR A AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

51 VIGNESH A AUTO KWANG SUNG BRAKES INDIA 2.16

52 NAVEEN A AUTO QUESSCORP 2.16

53 AASHIK MOHAMED S AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

54 LOGANATHAN R AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

55 MAHENDRAN R AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

56 NAVEEN KUMAR R AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

57 PRABHU T AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

58 RUNCY VISHAL S AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

59 SAKTHIVEL S AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

60 SATHYA PRIYAN S AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

61 SIVA SHANKAR K AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

62 SUBASH M AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

63 SUBASH T AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

64 VIGNESH R AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

65 VIGNESHWARAN C AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56

66 PRAVIN KUMAR P AUTO RENAULT NISSAN AUTOMOTIVE 1.56




67 ARAVINTH K AUTO SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.2

68 ARUNPRAKAASH CHA AUTO SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.2

69 MANOJKUMAR S AUTO SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.2

70 RAMACHANDRAN S AUTO TECHSOSYS 2.4

71 RANJANI A CIVIL AARBEE STRUCTURES 1

72 PIRUTHIKA S CIVIL AARBEE STRUCTURES 1

73 RANJANI A CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

74 AKILA K CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

75 DINESH PALANIAPPAN S CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

76 NESAMANI R CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

77 VIJAY V CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

78 VIJAYADURGA V CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

79 MANIMEGALAI S CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

80 VIGNESH M CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

81 PIRUTHIKA S CIVIL G.K.CONSTRUCTIONS 1

82 POOVARASU G CIVIL MILEKAL ENIGINEERING PVT. LTD. 1.44

83 SWATHI PRIYA C CIVIL MILEKAL ENIGINEERING PVT. LTD. 1.44

84 ABUTHAHIR S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

85 AKEEL MOHAMED M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

86 ARAVINTH A CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

87 ARUN P CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

88 BHARATHWAJ D CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

89 DHAYAAN VIGNESH K K CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

90 DHINESH M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

91 DHIYANESHWARAN T CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

92 GOBINATH S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

93 GOPIKANNAN L CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

94 HARIHARAN R CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

95 KALAISELVAN S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

96 KARTHIK K CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

97 LEO SEBASTIN L CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

98 MAHESWARAN S G CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

99 MARIMUTHU V CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

100 MUKES S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1




101 MURALIDHARAN G CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

102 PAVENTHAN M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

103 PRASANNAPRABU D CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

104 PRAVEEN T CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

105 RAMESH S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

106 SAKTHIVEL S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

107 SATHYAMOORTHY P CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

108 SAUMIYA D CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

109 SEDHURAMPRASANTH S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

110 SENTHILKUMAR D CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

111 SOLAIRAJ M G CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

112 SRIVINAYAK M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

113 SUJAI S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

114 TAMILSELVAN D CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

115 VARUN R CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

116 VINOTHINI B CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

117 ARAVINTH S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

118 JAGAN R CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

119 JANAKUMAR V CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

120 KARTHICK M R CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

121 PRATHAP R CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

122 SARATH KUMAR M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

123 SASIKUMAR V CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

124 SHEIK MOHAMED B CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

125 SUDHARSAN M CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

126 SANTHOSHKUMAR K CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

127 SACHIN C B CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

128 APPAS A CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

129 PRAVEEN S CIVIL NEPTUNE BUILDCON PVT. LTD. 1

130 HARIPRIYA R CIVIL RAASI CONSTRUCTION 1.2

131 KALAIVANI P CIVIL RAASI CONSTRUCTION 1.2

132 PRIYADHARSHINI V CIVIL RAASI CONSTRUCTION 1.2

133 PERSI ELIZABETH P CIVIL ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

134 PIRUTHIKA S CIVIL ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2




135 GANGADEVI P CSE ASPIRE SYSTEMS 3.5

136 NANDHAGOPAL R CSE ASPIRE SYSTEMS 3.5

137 SUGANTHI S CSE ASPIRE SYSTEMS 3.5

138 SARULATHA R CSE CAPGEMINI 3.1

139 RUBINI D CSE CODING WHITE 5

140 SANTHOSHKUMAR S CSE CODING WHITE 5

141 HARIHARAN T CSE DOT FUSION TECHNOLOGY 2.2

142 PRASANTH S CSE GODB 1.8

143 MANJULA S CSE MPHASIS 2.1

144 MANIKANDAN P CSE PARAGON DIGITAL 2.5

145 INDUJA M CSE SHINE LOGIC 2.5

146 VIGNESH V CSE VINAYAK INFOTECH 1.8

147 KARTHIKEYAN V CSE VIRTUSA 4.5

148 AISHWARYA T CSE VIRTUSA POLARIS 4.5

149 KOWSIC RAJ V CSE VIRTUSA POLARIS 4.5

150 PRAVEENRAJ M S CSE VIRTUSA POLARIS 4.5

151 DHANUSH N CSE VURAM TECH 5.5

152 SURENDRAN N CSE VURAM TECH 5.5

153 DEEPICA M Y CSE WIPRO 3.3

154 KARTHIKEYAN M CSE WIPRO 3.3

155 KEERTHANA K CSE WIPRO 3.3

156 RAGAVI V CSE WIPRO 3.3

157 VAIJAYANTHI.M CSE WIPRO 3.3

158 DANUSRI A CSE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

159 EVANGLIN PRAISE D CSE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

160 MADHU VANTHI M CSE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

161 NAVEEN R CSE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

162 MANIKANDAN P CSE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

163 MANIKANDAN R CSE ZOHO 4.5

164 SUGASINI R ECE CAPGEMINI 3.1

165 HEMA LATHA M ECE GEMINI SYSTEMS 2.4

166 RAMANAN M ECE PEECEE CASTLE SOFTWARE SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 4.5

167 PAVITHRA U H ECE SAVVY SOFT 2.75

168 ASWIN P ECE SAVVY SOFT 2.75




169 KANIMOZHI K ECE THE HINDU & GELLITTE(CORNERSTONE GROUP) 2.4

170 MEENATCHI S ECE VEE TECHNOLOGIES 1.8

171 AMUTHASATHYA R ECE WIPRO 3.3

172 SREEDEVI V ECE WIPRO 3.3

173 SWETHASHRI T ECE WIPRO 3.3

174 ARUNKUMAR B ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

175 DEENADHAYALAN U ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

176 DIVYA G ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

177 IBRAHIM J ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

178 MANIVEL N ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

179 MARAKATHAKUMAR D ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

180 PAVITHRA S ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

181 POOJA A ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

182 PRABA S ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

183 PUNITHAVATHI S ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

184 SUJITHA R ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

185 ROSHAN GANDHI S ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

186 LOGU PRADEEP S ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

187 PAULRAJ P ECE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

188 BALAMURUGAN S EEE ASPIRE SYSTEMS 3.5

189 PRIYADHARSHAN K EEE ASPIRE SYSTEMS 3.5

190 SAI PREETHA E EEE CAPGEMINI 3.1

191 DEEBIKA T EEE MIND TREE 3.25

192 MUGESH KUMAR C EEE PARAGON DIGITAL 2.5

193 VETRI A EEE PARAGON DIGITAL 2.5

194 PAVITHRA P EEE RAASI CONSTRUCTION 1.2

195 VEDHANAYAKI P EEE RAASI CONSTRUCTION 1.2

196 SATHYA S EEE VEE TECHNOLOGY 1.8

197 MUGESH KUMAR C EEE VEE TECHNOLOGY 1.8

198 ARVIND SUNDAR V EEE WIPRO 3.3

199 VINOTH RAJ G EEE WIPRO 3.3

200 INDUMATHI A EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

201 JEEVITHA M EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

202 LEENAPREETHI C EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2




203 RAGUL P EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

204 SELVAKUMAR R EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

205 VASANTHA ELAKIYAA T EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

206 VETRI A EEE ZEALOUS SERVICES 1.2

207 DEEPAK KUMAR S MBA ICICI PRUDENTIAL 2.7

208 SARAVANABALAJI M MBA ICICI PRUDENTIAL 2.7

209 SASIREKA S MBA ICICI PRUDENTIAL 2.7

210 KARTHIK P MBA ICICI PRUDENTIAL 2.7

211 HEMALATHA A MBA INDIAN MART 3

212 JAYANTHI N MBA INDIAN MART 3

213 NANDHA KUMAR R MBA INDIAN MART 3

214 SRILEKHA M MBA INDIAN MART 3

215 TAMILARASAN K MBA INDIAN MART 3

216 TAMILARASU P (06/04/1996) MBA INDIAN MART 3

217 VIGNESH J MBA INDIAN MART 3

218 ASHWIN KUMAR S MECH FLOW SERVE 4.04

219 AJAYRAHUL S MECH LEAR CORPORATION 2.4

220 BHARATH K MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

221 MANOJKUMAR S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

222 MUBARAKALI K MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

223 NATARAJAN M MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

224 NAVEEN R MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

225 NIRMALRAJ S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

226 PARTHIPAN C MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

227 PRAKASH E MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

228 PRAKASH V MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

229 PREM KUMAR H MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

230 RAGUNANDHAN S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

231 RAJA K MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

232 RAJAGOPAL T MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

233 RAJESH C MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

234 RAMAR M MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

235 RAVIKUMAR B MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

236 SARAN KUMAR N MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2




237 SATHISHKUMAR K MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

238 SATHISHKUMAR P MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

239 SIVAKUMAR D MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

240 SIVAPRAKASH S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

241 SRI VIJAY KAMAL P MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

242 SUGA VISHNU S S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

243 THANGARAJ M MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

244 THARUNKUMAR P MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

245 UDHAYANITHI S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

246 VIDHYASAGAR P MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

247 VIGNESH S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

248 VIGNESH S MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

249 YUVARAJ M MECH ONEGENE AUTO PATRS 1.2

250 VIGNESH N MECH PEARL GLOBAL INDUSTRIES 1.44

251 ARULMURUGAN K MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

252 ARUN KUMAR B MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

253 BALAJI K MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

254 BALASUBRAMANIAN P MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

255 DHAYANITHI S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

256 GOKUL P MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

257 GOWTHAM M MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

258 GUNASEKAR E MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

259 GURUPRASATH R MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

260 KANNAN K MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

261 KARTHICK M MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

262 KARTHICKRAJ S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

263 KRISHNA JAYA PRASANTH S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

264 LOGESAN P MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

265 MOHAMMED ABSAR A MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

266 MOHANAVEL V MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

267 MURUGESH V MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

268 NIRESHKUMAR V MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

269 NISANTHKUMAR N MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

270 PRABAKARAN S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44




271 PRABHAKARAN C MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

272 PRADEEPKUMAR K MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

273 RANGANATHAN R MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

274 SANJAYPRABHA S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

275 SANTHOSH S MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

276 SIVA P MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

277 SUDHAKAR Y MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

278 SUNDARARAJAN P MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

279 SURYA A MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

280 VIGNESH R MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

281 VIGNESH R MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

282 YUVARAJ M MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

283 YUVARAJ M MECH SAKTHI AUTO COMPONENTS 1.44

284 ASHWINKUMAR S MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

285 GOBINATH R MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

286 HARI VIGNESH R MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

287 HARISH A MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

288 KISHORE A MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

289 MOUNI S MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

290 PUGALARASU R MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

291 RAJESH KUMAR P MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

292 RAJIV RANJAN A MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 2.4

293 SHAJAN A B MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

294 SIVAKUMAR A MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

295 VENKATESH M MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

296 VIGNESH N MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

297 VIVEK P MECH STEEL STRIPS WHEELS 1.44

298 ARUN PRASATH T MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2

299 BALAJI K MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2

300 MOUNI S MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2

301 PAULJEBARAJ S MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2

302 PRABHAKARAN C MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2

303 RANJITHKUMAR A MECH ZEOLOUS 1.2



SL NO NAME OF THE STUDENTS BRANCH PLACE OF INTERVIEW NAME OF THE ORGANIZATIONSALARY PER

ANNUM

1 RAGUL.R CIVIL ERODE BWD CONTRACTORS 1.22 VIGNESH M CIVIL ERODE COGIPRO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTIONS 1.443 BASKAR D CIVIL SALEM DOTCODEVELOPERS 14 SACHIN C B CIVIL ERODWE ERODE DT CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION 1.25 ANU PRIYA.R CIVIL CHENNAI GEO ADHITHIYA 1.446 VIGNESH T CIVIL NAMAKKAL GOLDEN PROMOTERS 17 ARAVINTH M M CIVIL ERODE J.V.R.CONSTRUCTIONS 1.28 BHARATHIRAJA S CIVIL ERODE J.V.R.CONSTRUCTIONS 1.29 JAGANATHAN K CIVIL ERODE J.V.R.CONSTRUCTIONS 1.2

10 RISHIKANISKAR R CIVIL COIMBATORE L&T 1.211 VIJAYKUMAR A CIVIL COIMBATORE L&T 1.212 SHANKAR C CIVIL KARUR MAGIZH INFRASTRUCTURE 1.213 SANTHOSHKUMAR K CIVIL KARUR MAGIZH INFRASTRUCTURES 1.214 SACHIN C B CIVIL KARUR MAGIZH INFRASTRUCTURES 1.215 KISHORE R CIVIL ERODE MUTHU PROMOTERS 116 RISHIKANISKAR R CIVIL ERODE PRP CONSTRUCTIONS 1.417 VIJAYKUMAR A CIVIL ERODE PRP CONSTRUCTIONS 1.418 BASKAR D CIVIL ERODE R.C BUILLDERS 1.219 PRAVEEN S CIVIL ERODE R.K. BUILDERS 1.220 PRIYANKA N CIVIL SALEM SAI CONSTRUCTIONS 121 SURENDHAR T M CIVIL SALEM SAI CONSTRUCTIONS 122 UTHAYAPRAKASH U CIVIL SALEM SAI CONSTRUCTIONS 123 SETTIANNAN R CIVIL SALEM SAI CONSTRUCTIONS 124 KEERTHIVALAVAN P CIVIL ERODE SIVAJI ASSOCIATES 1.3225 SUGASHINI R K CIVIL NAMAKKAL SM BUILDERS 126 MONISH S CIVIL ERODE STANLEY HITECH CONSTRUCTION 1.4427 APPAS A CIVIL ERODE SWAMY BUILDERS 128 PRAVEEN KUMAR G CSE CHENNAI ARKV 329 NAVANEETHAKRISHNAN G CSE CHENNAI BRICK INFOSEC 2.530 PRAMOTH P CSE ERODE CRYPTON 1.531 SARAVANA KUMAR N CSE COIMBATORE E NOVATECH 1.532 JOSEPH ANTONY A CSE CHENNAI PREFICIENT 233 SARATHKUMAR D CSE COIMBATORE VGROW CREATERS 1.234 MANIKANDAPRABHU S CSE COIMBATORE VGROW CREATERS 1.2

LIST OF STUDENTS PLACED IN OFF - CAMPUS DRIVE




ANNUM

35 MANNJU PAARKAVE A R ECE CHENNAI DECTHALAN 1.236 RAGUNAATH R ECE ERODE GALORE NETWORKS 1.237 VISHALY S ECE COIMBATORE HCL 3.538 PAVITHRA U H ECE COIMBATORE HCL 3.539 ASWIN P ECE COIMBATORE INFOSYS 340 VIJAYA RAJAN B ECE COIMBATORE JASMIN INFOTECH 2.841 DHILIP S ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.242 HARISH J ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.243 PRADEEP K ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.244 SARAVANAKUMAR S ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.245 SATHISH KUMAR R ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.246 VENKATACHALAM T ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.247 LOGU PRADEEP S ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.248 PAULRAJ P ECE CHENNAI NCR CORPORATION, CHENNAI 1.249 YOGA PRIYA A M ECE CHENNAI SEO INDIA RANK(ISOFT) 2.450 ROSHAN GANDHI S ECE COIMBATORE SHINE MANAGEMENT SERVICES 1.8951 MATGIYAZHAGAN M ECE SALEM SHRI ZEN AGENCIES 1.252 NAVEENPRABHU R ECE BANGALORE TENERA FRESH 3.653 JAIGANESH B ECE SALEM VORTEX 2.854 SIVANANDHU S ECE BANGALORE ZOHO 4.555 AJITHKUMAR K EEE CHENNAI JASMIN INFOTECH 2.856 BASKARAN J EEE CHENNAI JASMIN INFOTECH 2.857 GOWTHAM P EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0258 KATHIRAVAN S EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0259 SRIDHARAN V EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0260 THAMARAI SELVAN V EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0261 MOHANRAJ M EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0262 SANTHOSHKUMAR S EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0263 SUBASHCHANDRABOSE R EEE VELLORE NEPTUNE AUTOMATION 1.0264 JAHAN S EEE COIMBATORE X LAYER TECHNOLOGIES 2.165 KARTHI P MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.566 MOHANKUMAR R MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.567 PRABHU M MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.568 PRAKASH M MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.569 TAMILARASU P MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.570 VENKATESH R MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.5




ANNUM

71 DINESH K MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.572 JAGATHEESH R MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.573 NAVEEN K S MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.574 TAMILSELVAN D MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.575 VENKATESHWARAN B MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.576 VIGNESH M MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.577 KARTHIK P MBA SALEM ALCANCE TECHNOLOGIES 1.578 ANANDHARAMAN M MBA CHENNAI NIPPON PAINTS 1.4579 KALAIRAJA S MBA CHENNAI NIPPON PAINTS 1.4580 RAMESH N MBA CHENNAI NIPPON PAINTS 1.4581 GOWRI N MBA CHENNAI SHAN INFO 1.582 SANDHIYA K MBA CHENNAI SHAN INFO 1.583 SWATHI V MBA CHENNAI SHAN INFO 1.584 BOOPATHI M MCA ERODE AIRTEL BPO 1.285 DEVENDRAN R MCA ERODE AIRTEL BPO 1.286 SURESHKUMAR M MCA ERODE AIRTEL BPO 1.287 NAVAMATHI E MCA ERODE AIRTEL BPO 1.288 BABY D MCA ERODE AMMAN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE 1.289 MADHUMITHA V MCA ERODE CITI BANK 1.290 SARANYA V MCA COIMBATORE DIGIRAL NIRVANA,COIMBATORE 1.291 SARANYA S (SANKAGIRI) MCA CHENNAI HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES 1.292 NANTHINI K MCA CHENNAI HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES 1.293 RUBA K MCA CHENNAI HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES 1.294 VINITHA V MCA CHENNAI HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES 1.295 NAVAMATHI E MCA COIMBATORE K.G.I.SL 1.296 INDHU P MCA COIMBATORE K.G.I.SL 1.297 KALAIYARASI S MCA SALEM KAILASH ARTS AND SCIENCE FOR WOMEN 1.298 MYTHILI R MCA ERODE MAHENDRA NEXT WEALTH 1.299 NAVEENA E MCA ERODE MAHENDRA NEXT WEALTH 1.2

100 BHUVANESHWARI P MCA TIRUPPUR MALAR ACE PUBLIC SCHOOL CBSE MANNARAI 1.2101 KARTHI N MCA CHENNAI OGIVE SELTERS 1.2102 CHANDRU R MCA CHENNAI QUERICA SYSTEMS 1.2103 SURESHKUMAR M MCA ERODE ROYAL AUTO AGENCIES 1.2104 KARTHI N MCA COIMBATORE SAKTHI DHARA TEXTILES 1.2105 BOOMATHI D MCA TIRUPPUR TIRUPPUR TEXTILES 1.2106 DHIVYA K MCA SALEM VISWA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 1.2




ANNUM

107 GAYATHRI R MCA CHENNAI ZENCORP TECHNO SOLUTIONS 1.2108 MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM J MECH SALEM AK ENGINEERS 1.44109 ABHINAV GAUTHAM S R MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56110 ARAVINDKUMAR R MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56111 ELANCHEZHIAN S MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56112 GOWRI SHANKAR A MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56113 GOWTHAM L MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56114 GOWTHAM M MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56115 GOWTHAM P MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56116 GOWTHAM R MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56117 MOHAMED NAJIM ALIBRAHIMSHA MMECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56118 SILAMBARASAN R MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56119 SUSINDHAR P MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56120 VASANTH V MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56121 VASUDEVAN A MECH CHENNAI KWANGJIN AUTO PARTS 1.56122 KARTHICK C MECH HOSUR LAYAM 1.44123 MOHANRAJ S MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56124 MUTHUKUMAR S MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56125 NANDHAKUMARAN J MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56126 NAVEENKUMAR G MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56127 NAVEENKUMAR M MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56128 RAMAN B MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56129 TAMILSELVAN M MECH CHENNAI SANKAR SEALING SYSTEMS 1.56130 MADHAVAN B MECH COIMBATORE SNS SUPPLIERS 1.2131 ANVAR SAIYADHU ALI A MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32132 BHARATHIRAJA V MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32133 BOOPALAN N MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32134 DEEPAN CHAKARAVARTHY S MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32135 DHARUN C MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32136 KARTHICK S MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32137 KESAVAN B MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32138 SRIKANTH S MECH CHENNAI SUPREME PLASTICS 1.32139 PADMANADHAN J MECH SALEM TRIVENI CARS 1.56



ANNEXURE - XXVII

DETAILS OF NUMBER OF AWARDS WON BY STUDENTS IN SPORTS



ANNEXURE - XXVIII

DETAILS OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT



K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS) TIRUCHENGODE-637215

5.10.1 SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT

NAME/TITLE OF THE SCHEME

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

AMOUNT IN (Rs.)

BC/MBC SCHOLARSHIP 1795 10901495

SC/ST SCHOLARSHIP 137 7010225

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM INSTITUTION OLD STUDENT 261 2882850

SPORTS 56 969189

KONGU TRUST 7 90000

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM OTHER SOURCES

A.NATIONAL NIL

B.INTERNATIONAL NIL



ANNEXURE - XXIX

DETAILS OF NUMBER OF SOCIAL INITIATIVES UNDERTAKEN BY

STUDENTS IN NCC & NSS/YRC/RRC








1 Clean India Program (Swachh Bharath Mission) at Government Boys Higher Secondary School,Tiruchengode


2 Clean India Program (Swachh Bharath Mission) at kokarayanpettai village.

24.09.201724.09.2017


3 Blood donation camp at KSRCE organized by the cadets of 11 (TN) SIGNAL COMPANY NCC ,SALEM

12.10.2017 60 c participated cadets

4 One day visit to old age home K.L.karunai illam at Erode 10.01.2018 100 cadets

participated

5 Tree plantation drive at SPK colony 22.02.2018 100 cadets attended





SI.NO Academic Year Name Of The Programme

Date(S) Of The

Programme Venue

No. Of

Participants

1

2017 – 18

Thirukayanam 28.01.2018 KSRCEGround (Breeze Land)

50

2 Volunteer Work 12.02.18 To 14.02.18

Isha Yoga Centre Coimbatore

15

3 Blood Donation Camp 23.02.2018

KSR College Of Dental

Science 50

4 Volunteer Work 27.02.18 Local Temple,Thiruchengode

50

5 Blood Donation Camp 01.03.2018 HMT Lab, Mechanical Block 70

6 NSS Special Camp 04.03.2018 to 09.03.2018

Sooriyampalayam Village, Thokkavadi 50



ANNEXURE - XXX

DETAILS OF ANNUAL FINANCIAL AUDIT



ANNEXURE - XXXI

DETAILS OF EXAMINATION REFORMS



What efforts are made by the University / Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

Examination reforms if any introduced during the period of autonomy :

Reforms are executed by the rules stipulated by the Board of Studies (BoS), Academic council (AC) and affiliating University from time to time.

Being in the autonomous status, the College pursue Semester Examination System (Choice Based Credit System) prescribed by the Affiliating University and UGC guidelines for Regulations 2016.

The College evaluates student’s internal assessment marks through continuous assessment system (assignments, class / assignment tests, due weightage for attendance, internal tests and model examination).

The End Semester Examinations are conducted by the college as per the norms of UGC. Transparency is being maintained for Internal Marks which comprises the combined credit of terminal tests,

model examination, class / assignment tests, assignments and attendance. For continuous evaluation, the college conducts two terminal tests and one model test in addition to End

Semester Examination. Assignments are given to students on a regular basis. To get rid of the computational issues in the internal assessment marks, the exclusive software tool was

developed and periodically the terminal tests, model test, class tests, assignments marks and attendance particulars are being entered by the faculty as and when occurs.

Internal Assessment Marks secured by the students are uploaded on the college website before the commencements of the End Semester Examination for make it known to them.

Marks are properly reserved for the performance of Laboratory work, preparation, execution and presentation of lab record, model examination and viva-voce.

Progress Reports are sent to the parents within a week period of the announcement of semester results / internal assessment tests for parental supervision by involving the parents to know their wards whereabouts and activities.

To do away with the discrepancies in question papers, the question paper scrutiny by the subject experts is carried out before the preparation of final version which is to be utilized for end semester examination.

The marks for the practical examination have to be entered in the COE portal on the same day of the exam by the Examiners.

During the valuation, the entry of marks has to be entered in the COE portal against the dummy numbers of the scripts evaluated by the Examiners on session basis.



BOS

Regulation, Curriculum, Syllabus

Subject Allotment in Department

Lesson Plan

Verification / Validation

Share with students

Valuation

Return of Answer Sheets

Internal Marks Calculation

Class Time Table Preparation

Class Room Allocation

Conduct of Classes

Continuous Assessment Test

Conduct of Examination

Central Valuation

Result Passing Board

Result

Discrepancy if Any

Issue of Mark Sheets

Schedule Preparation

Exam Time Table

Question Paper Preparation

Exam Application

Exam Fees Collection and

Hall Ticket Issue

Scrutiny

Request For Photo Copy

Faculty Review

Revaluation

Result

COE

Academic Calendar



2. Results During the last five years with percentage of Ist, IInd division and overall pass outs

S. No. Degree Batch

No. of Students Appeared

No. of Students Passed

First class with

DistinctionFirst class

Second class

Overall Pass %

Total No. of Students Appeared

Total No. of

Students Passed

% of pass

2017 - 18

1


1127 1039 91.39

B.E. (Civil Engineering) 2014-18 185 177 24 130 23 95.68 B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2014-18 135 115 11 93 11 85.18 B.E. (Electronics and Communications Engineering) 2014-18 135 118 20 88 10 86.66 B.E. (Electrical Electronics and Engineering) 2014-18 112 98 17 75 6 87.50 B.Tech. (Information Technology) 2014-18 - - - - - - B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) 2014-18 272 253 17 222 14 93.01 M.E. (Structural Engineering) 2016-18 11 11 - - - 100 M.E. (Construction Engineering Management) 2016-18 7 7 - - - 100 M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2016-18 5 5 - - - 100 M.E. (Multimedia Technology) 2016-18 4 4 - - - 100 M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) 2016-18 4 4 - - - 100 M.E. (Communication Systems) 2016-18 1 1 - - - 100 M.E. (Industrial Safety Engineering) 2016-18 10 10 - - - 100 M.B.A. (Business Administrations) 2016-18 56 55 - - - 98.21 M.C.A. (Computer Applications) 2015-18 77 76 - - - 98.70

2016 - 17

2


1222 1157 94.68

B.E. (Civil Engineering) 2013-17 192 182 20 147 15 94.79 B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2013-17 130 125 20 104 1 96.15 B.E. (Electronics and Communications Engineering) 2013-17 165 150 34 107 9 90.91 B.E. (Electrical Electronics and Engineering) 2013-17 134 123 18 93 12 91.79 B.Tech. (Information Technology) 2013-17 42 42 3 36 3 100.00 B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) 2013-17 263 255 17 229 9 96.96 M.E. (Structural Engineering) 2015-17 2 2 1 1 - 100.00 M.E. (Construction Engineering Management) 2015-17 2 2 2 - - 100.00 M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) 2015-17 4 4 3 1 - 100.00 M.E. (Multimedia Technology) 2015-17 1 1 1 - - 100.00 M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) 2015-17 5 5 3 - 2 100.00 M.E. (Communication Systems) 2015-17 7 7 4 3 - 100.00 M.E. (Industrial Safety Engineering) 2015-17 4 4 4 - - 100.00 M.B.A. (Business Administrations) 2015-17 69 67 1 61 5 97.10 M.C.A. (Computer Applications) 2014-17 63 63 20 43 - 100.00



1 B.E - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 113 96 3 92 1 17 84.96%

2 B.E – CIVIL ENGINEERING 185 177 24 130 23 8 95.68%

3 B.E – COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 135 115 11 93 11 20 85.19%

4 B.E – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 112 98 17 75 6 14 87.50%

5 B.E – ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 135 118 20 88 10 17 87.41%

6 B.E – MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 272 253 17 222 14 19 93.01%

952 857 92 700 65 95 90.02%

7 M.E. - COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 1 1 1 0 - - 100.00%

8 M.E. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 5 5 4 1 - - 100.00%

9 M.E. - CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT 7 7 3 4 - - 100.00%

10 M.E. - INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ENGINEERING 10 10 9 1 - - 100.00%

11 M.E.- POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES 4 4 3 1 - - 100.00%

12 M.E. - STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING 11 11 8 3 - - 100.00%

13 M.TECH - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 4 4 4 0 - - 100.00%

14 M.B.A. – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 56 55 4 51 - 1 98.21%

15 MCA 77 76 28 48 - 1 98.70%

175 173 64 109 - 2 98.86%

1127 1030 156 809 65 97 91.39%

16 PASSED OUT BATCHES* 54 14 - 1 13 40 25.93%

1181 1044 156 810 78 137 88.40%

1 B.E - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 2013 1 - 12 B.E – CIVIL ENGINEERING 2013 1 - 1

2012 1 - 12013 2 1 12012 1 - 12013 1 - 12012 2 - 22013 4 - 4

6 B.E – MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 2012 1 - 114 1 13

First Class

Second Class

Students Yet to be

Eligible for degree

REGULAR STRENGTH (UG)

K.S.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215(An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated To Anna University, Chennai)OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

Details of Candidates Eligible for the award of Degree with Classification

END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS - JUNE 2018

S.No Degree Total Strength Eligible for degree

First Class with Distinction

Eligible for degree First Class Second

Class

REGULAR STRENGTH (PG)

TOTAL STRENGTH (UG & PG)

TOTAL

KSRCE/QM/8.6/09/COE/2018-2019

10.08.2018

Total

Percentage

3 B.E – COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

4 B.E – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

5 B.E – ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Passed Out Batches*

S.No Degree Batch



ANNEXURE - XXXII

DETAILS OF ECO-FRIENDLY CAMPUS OF THE INSTITUTION



Annexure 6.3

Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly The College gives great emphasis to maintain a green and eco-friendly campus. A dedicated Management team is functioning for this purpose. The initiation has been taken in these areas concerned with environment are as follows: * Energy Conservation

College adopts various energy conservation measures like switching off the lights / fans in the classrooms/corridors/toilets when not in use.

Existing conventional lamps are replacing with LED/CFL lamps. Display boards are placed for energy conservation and saving of water in the campus. Centralized UPS system for computers has been installed. Sprinkle system and drip irrigation system are in practice for the lawns and trees. Biomass power plant is installed in the campus. Recycling of water. Vegetable wastes are used for conversion of electricity. Highly structured buildings with sufficient natural ventilation and lighting. Tree plantations have been done by NSS unit.

* Use of Renewable Energy

Solar water heaters are installed in Hostels, Guest houses and residential quarters. Biomass plants are installed in the hostels. Vegetable waste plant. Human waste plant. Cattle farm in the campus is available with approximately 120 numbers of cattle Photographs

of livestock farm, bio gasoline plant, effluent treatment plant and the grass area are proven underneath.

Figure 7.1 Pictorial view of the Cattle Farm



Figure 7.2 Pictorial view of Biogas Plant

Figure 7.3 Pictorial view of the Grass Field Irrigation with Manure Rich, Biogas Plant Outlet

Water * Water Harvesting

Rain water harvesting facility is available in the college. Mineral water plant using Reverse Osmosis technique has been installed to cater to the

drinking water needs of the institutions. The water conservation team monitors the consumption in all the buildings and takes

appropriate action to conserve water. The waste water from bath rooms and wash basins are taken for wastewater treatment plant

and the recovered water is used for gardening applications.



Figure 7.4 Pictorial view of the rain water harvesting

Figure 7.5 Pictorial view of the RO plant for drinking water

Figure 7.6 Pictorial view of the sewage water treatment plant



* Check Dam Open channels with provision for drain pipes have been installed to harvest the rain water. * Efforts for Carbon Neutrality

Campus is smoke free and use of tobacco products is completely banned. A large number of trees are planted in the campus and a nursery has been established for this

purpose. Campus is plastic-polythene free zone, which makes the campus eco-friendly. The college has taken up steps to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide. The dead leaves and the waste papers are not allowed to be put on fire. The leaves are buried in the soil itself and the papers are disposed off. In addition, the following practices have been adopted in the campus for carbon neutrality. Pooling of vehicles for students and staff. Regular emission testing of vehicles.

* Plantation Planting trees and developing lawns and gardens are regular features in the campus. Recently 70 saplings donated by alumni were planted. Greeneries in the campus are developed and nurtured on a continuous basis.

Figure 7.7 Pictorial view of the greeneries in the campus

* Hazardous waste management Chemical wastes are handled with care and offloaded with precautions. Guidelines issued in this connection are strictly followed. Gas-storage and handling are done as per the established norms.

* e-waste management Outdated computers in working condition are collected and donated to the nearby educational institutions. UPS batteries are exchanged with new ones.



* Any other - Awareness Programs and Camps The college frequently conducts socially applicable recognition applications and camps via its several clubs such as NSS, NCC, YRC, and so on., The following table gives a glimpse of such recognition programs conducted by various clubs of our institution.

Social Awareness Programmes Conducted

Figure 7.8 Pictorial view of the Road Safety Awareness

Figure 7.8 Pictorial view of the Blood Donation camp in the campus

Figure 7.9 Pictorial view of the NSS camp at adopted village



Figure 7.10 Pictorial view of the Yoga program organized inside the Campus

Figure 7.11 Pictorial views of the tree plantation at our campus

Figure 7.12 Pictorial views of the veterinary camp at adopted village



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