CRITERIA 6.3.3 Average number of professional development /administrative training programs organized by

the institution for teaching and non-teaching staff during the last five years

REPORTS

ON

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT /ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINING

PROGRAMS

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE Department of Civil Engineering

A Report On

Communication skills Being able to communicate effectively is perhaps the most important of all life skills. It is what enables us to pass information to other people, and to understand what is said to us. Communication, at its simplest, is the act of transferring information from one place to another. It may be vocally (using voice), written (using printed or digital media such as books, magazines, websites or emails), visually (using logos, maps, charts or graphs) or non-verbally (using body language, gestures and the tone and pitch of voice). In practice, it is often a combination of several of these.

Importance of Good Communication Skills:

Developing communication skills can help all aspects of life, from professional life to social gatherings and everything in between.

The ability to communicate information accurately, clearly and as intended, is a vital life skill and something that should not be overlooked.

Professionally, if applying for jobs or looking for a promotion with current employer, it is almost certainly needed to demonstrate good communication skills.

In personal life, good communication skills can improve personal relationships by helping to understand others, and to be understood.

Communication skills can also ensure that interactions with businesses and organizations are being managed.

Looking the benefits and need of Communication skills, the Civil Engineering Department of COER has planned to conduct a webinar on the same topic, so that maximum students can be benefitted of it.

Date & Time: 28th May 2020, 11.00 AM onwards

Objectives of the session:

The main objectives of this session are, to make students learn about:

1. creating awareness 2. imparting knowledge 3. projecting an image 4. shaping attitudes 5. stimulating a want or desire 6. How to appear confident and reasonably relaxed.

Something about Speaker:

Dr. Shifu Verma (Certified IDP & PTE Trainer) SSDN GLOBAL Education Services

Participants:

Over 50 Students from second, third and final year of Civil Engineering Department have participated in the webinar.

The attendees are listed below:

S.No. Name 1 Abhishek haryal 2 Aditi Gupta 3 Akash Gupta 4 Akshit kumar 5 Amit Bisht 6 Amit Jarngal 7 Anirudh Pal

8 Ankit Kumar Anshu 9 Anmol Kumar

10 Ashutosh Singh 11 Awais Siddiqui 12 Ayush Chauhan 13 Danish Munwar Lone 14 Debabrata Sinha 15 Devang Kapil

16 Gagan Singhal 17 Harsh Chaudhary 18 Indrapal 19 Juhi Raushan 20 Kamakshi Chauhan 21 Kirti Pal 22 Mayank Goswami 23 Meenu Sunil

24 Mohd Faishal 25 Mohd Mohsim 26 Mohd Shadab 27 Mohd Uvesh 28 Pradyumn Kumar 29 Prem Bahadur Bist 30 Rahul Ranjan 31 Rishabh Maurya

32 Rishabh Raj Singh Deopa

33 Rohit Sharma 34 Sagar Goel 35 Sarthak Mishra 36 Shamiyanka Thakur 37 Shivam 38 Shivam Kalyan 39 Shubham Chaudhary 40 Sudhanshu Saini 41 Sumit Kumar

42 Sumit Shandilya 43 Ujjwal Kapil 44 Utkrisht Burman 45 Vaishnavi Agarwal 46 Vasudev Chauhan

47 Vijay Pal Singh Chauhan

48 Vipul Saini 49 Virendra Kumar 50 Vishant Saini

Outcomes:

After Completion of the webinar students have known about the focused areas. Along with the Technical knowledge and learning, it is important to learn about extras.

Some of the glimpse of the event:

Report

OBJECTIVE:

The evolution of the Smart Grid has now become critical to the

development of sustainable energy provision. The uptake of Smart Grid

requires the complex integration of communications and information

systems with the conventional power grids and networks. Advanced power

electronic systems, affordable high performance devices and smart energy

management principles are deemed to be integral parts of efficient energy

systems. The main objective of the FDP was to provide exposure to the

participating faculty members about the concepts of Smart Grid, Micro Grid,

advanced power converter and optimization in Smart Grid infrastructure.

This FDP was also intended to address the issues and challenges related to

control of smart grid.

COURSE CONTENTS:

1. Introduction to Smart Grid Technology

2. Signal Processing Applications for Smart Grid Converter Monitoring

and Protection

3. Ancillary Services in Smart Grid

4. Solid State Transformer for Smart Grid

5. Multilevel Inverters for Vehicular Electrification

6. Multiobjective Optimization Concepts and Procurement of

Electrical Energy and Spinning Reserve

7. Power Electronics Converters in Smart Grid

8. GAMS Optimization

List of Experts: 1. Dr. Premalata Jena, Associate Professor, IIT Roorkee

2. Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Professor, NIT Kurukshetra

3. Dr. Mukesh Pathak, Professor, IIT Roorkee

4. Dr. S. K. Jain, Professor, Thapar Institute of Engineering &

Technology, Patiala

5. Dr. K. K Gupta, Assistant Professor, Thapar Institute of

Engineering & Technology Patiala

6. Dr. Mukhtiar Singh, Professor, DTU, New Delhi

7. Dr. Y. P Verma, Associate Professor, UIET Chandigarh

No. of Session

Date Time

One 16-06-2020 10.30 AM to 12:00 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Premalata Jena

Associate Professor IIT Roorkee

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. Premalata Jena discussed about the introduction of Smart Grid and she

covered following points:

World energy scenario

Solar energy scenario

Wind energy scenario

The electric power infrastructure

What causes the blackouts?

Pressures on present grid

Drivers for change

Origins of smart grid

Transition to a grid of21stcentury–a smart grid

Characteristics of a smart grid

Utilities’ perspective of smart grid

No. of Session

Date Time

Two 17-06-2020 10.30 AM to 12:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Premalata Jena

Associate Professor IIT Roorkee

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. Premalata Jena discussed about the Signal Processing Applications for Smart Grid Converter Monitoring and Protection and she covered following

points:

Monitoring and Protection Converter based Smart Grid Microgrid

Mini Grid Nano Grid

Islanding Detection

Controller of the Inverter of PV System

Remote and Rural Microgrid

No. of Session

Date Time

Third 17-06-2020 3.30 PM to 5:00 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Professor

NIT Kurukshetra

No. of Participants: 55 Dr. Ashwani Kumar has discussed about the Ancillary Services in Smart Grid

and he covered following points:

Power System Network: Conventional and Smart Grid

Ancillary Services

Ancillary Services: Categorization

Day Head Scheduling Reserve

Generator Capability

Ancillary Services in the context of Smart Grid

Overview of exsisting Ancillary Services Black Start Service

Voltage Control and Rective Services

Voltage Control and Rective power supply

Automatic Voltage Regulation

Static Var Compensatior

Conventional AS Market Design

Electricity Market Model

Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)

AS in Smart Grid and Micro Grid

Integration of ESS and EVs for providing AS

Technical Barriers

Regulatory Barriers

Financial Bariers

No. of Session

Date Time

Fourth 18-06-2020 10.30 AM to 12:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Mukesh Pathak

Professor, IIT Roorkee

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. Mukesh Pathak discussed about the Solid State Transformer for Smart

Grid and he covered following points:

No. of Session

Date Time

Fifth 18-06-2020 3.00 PM to 4:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. S. K. Jain

Professor

Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology Patiala

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. S. K. Jain discussed about the Multiobjective Optimization Concepts and

Procurement of Electrical Energy and Spinning Reserve and he covered

following points:

Optimization Techniques

Single Objective Optimization

Multiobjective Optimization

Ancillary Services: Issues and Market Model

Problem Formulation

Simulation Results

No. of Session

Date Time

Sixth 19-06-2020 10.30 AM to 12:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. K. K Gupta,

Assistant Professor

Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology Patiala

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. K. K Gupta discussed about the Multilevel Inverters for Vehicular

Electrification and he covered following points:

Topology

Concept Modulation

Half Bridge Inverter

Harmonic Spectrum

T-Type Inverter

EV Application

Simulation Results

No. of Session

Date Time

Seventh 19-06-2020 3.00 PM to 4:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Mukhtiar Singh

Professor

DTU, New Delhi

No. of Participants: 55

Dr. Mukhtiar Singh discussed about the Power Electronics Converters in

Smart Grid and he covered following points:

Power Electronics System

Introduction

Dynamic Charging of EV

VDS: Possible Configuration

Impact of Charging on Power System

Standard Challenges for Smart Grid

Smart Grid Drivers

Distributed Generation Resources

Control of DG sources

Parallel Operation of Inverter

Off Grid wind Battery Hybrid System

System Modelling

No. of Session

Date Time

Eight 20-06-2020 10.30 AM to 12:30 PM

Name of Expert: Dr. Y. P Verma

Associate Professor

UIET Chandigarh

Dr. Y. P Verma discussed about the GAMS Optimization and he covered

following points:

Introduction to GAMS

GAMS Model (Sets)

GAMS Model (Variable)

GAMS Model (Bounds)

GAMS Model (Solve statements)

Examples

Economic Load Dispatch

GAMS Interfacing with xls.

GAMS Interfacing with MATLAB

Outcome of Faculty Development Program:

Participants learnt about:

1. Current global energy scenario, causes of power failure and need of transition

from conventional grid to smart grid and Characteristics of smart grid

2. Basics of Mini grid, microgrid ,nano grid, remode and rural grid

3. Various ancillary services in smart grid such as synchronizing regulation,

contingency reserves and black start regulation

4. Smart transformers and solid state transformer based application in smart

grid

5. Various techniques of single objective and multi objective optimization and

their problem formulation and simulation

6. Topology and concept of modulation in different types of inverters and their

application in Electrical Vehicle.

7. Electric vehicle and their possible configurations.

optimization.

8. Smart Grid drivers and standard challenges of smart grid

9. Distributed generation resources and their control

10. System modeling of off grid wind battery hybrid system

11. General algebraic and modeling simulation (GAMS software) for

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June 10, 2020

REPORT ON WEBINAR

THEME OF THE MEET INDUSTRIAL IOT

PLATFORM USED GOOGLE MEET

ORGANIZED BY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

DATE JUNE 10, 2020

DURATION 1:00 HR (TIME: 2:00 PM -3:00PM)

NO OF STUDENTS & FACULTY

PARTICIPATED

78

I. DETAILED REPORT:

With the support and keen interest shown by many Students faculty members of our institute and many from

other colleges and industries to aware about the Industrial Internet of Thing, Centre of Excellence, College of

Engineering Roorkee organized webinar on June 10, 2020.

The speaker of the webinar was Mr Vasanth Kumar V from VI Solutions Banglore has vast experience of

working in industry, training and Research in IoT and its applications in Manufacturing Industry as well as

other applications development from last several Years.

Moderator of the webinar was Mr B D Patel, Head COE/ET initially welcomed the guest speaker and all the

participants and introduced the guest speaker to the participants. Then he invited Mr Manas Chakravorty to

enlighten the participants about the need of such skills and COER Initiatives done by CoE including recently

added training facility in Industry 4.0 Domain in Centre of Excellence at COER

Then Mr Vasanth Kumar V started his presentation in first half of his talk he talked on various applications of

IoT and its importance in Industry as well as our daily life applications like smart farming, smart office

management as well as smart home management. Then in second half of his talk he demonstrated the data

capturing through simulation on LabView platform and design front panel to capture the data then he designed

the applications through firebirds how to put the data onto the cloud with Jason link, then he demonstrated that

how to fetch the data from the cloud from anywhere in the word .

One participant asked the questions on security issue in Iot which the speaker explains in detail how use can

make it secure through user name and passwords Participants were very happy to know that in India there are

many job opportunities are coming up in India and have huge potential in coming several years

Vote of Thanks was given by Mr B D Patel, HOD COE/ ET who thanks Speaker, participants and faculty

members for active participation. Also assure all the students that in future speaker will be happy to help the

students in all possible ways. All participants awarded the certificate in end of webinar through Email.

II. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

S.

No

Name Email Any Suggestion by

Participant

1 TUSHAR AGGARWAL tusharaggarwal12345@gmail.com Very good

2 MOHIT SENGER mohitme7777@gmail.com EXCELLENT

3 ASHOK KUMAR BAIRWA ashokkumar32973@gmail.com No

4 CHANDAN KUMAR chandan2018kumar@gmail.com It was a nice webinar

5 Priyank Sharma priyank.sharma@miet.ac.in Nice Session

6 Vineet kumar vineetchauhan81@gmail.com Good weninar

7 PRANJUL AWASTHI pranjul.awasthi001@gmail.com Great

8 Mahavir Singh Rawat msrawat28@gmail.com Appreciable session

9 ANANT TYAGI ananttyagimzn@gmail.com Great session

10 ROHIT SHARMA rohit.sharma@mitmeerut.ac.in No

11 NISHA nisharathoreharidwar@gmail.com Nothing

12 DR VEERALAKSHMI . B drveera.vl@gmail.com No

13 DR. SACHIN KUMAR AGRAWAL sachin269nit@gmail.com No

14 PRIYA SINGH singh.priya15691@gmail.com No

15

RITIKA ANAND Ritikaanand68@gmail.com

It was an awesome webinar. Lots of productive information collected.

16 Manish Zadoo manish.zadoo@abes.ac.in Nice demonstration .May be organized in future

17

ROHIT DANI rohitdani194@gmail.com

The seminar was good ; informative and descriptive ; sir told everything in quite detail.

18 ROHIT MEHTA rohit2mehta@gmail.com No

19 HIMANSHU BARTWAL bartwalhimanshu@gmail.com No one

20

Lakshya yadav lakshyayadav01234@outlook.com

Need to enhance such type of topic , where we can learn different things apart from regular studies

21

Mahavir Singh Rawat msrawat28@gmail.com Appreciable session

22 PRIYAM VERMA priyam.verma2112@gmail.com Very nice session

23 AISHWARYA SAXENA aishwaryasaxena0504@gmail.com None

24 SHASHANK SHEKHAR shashankshekhar12199@gmail.com

This is very good session Thank sir

25 ABHISHEK CHANDRA abhishekbhatt616@gmail.com Very appreciable session and it is very valuable for our future.

26 AMIT KUMAR amitkee05@gmail.com Nice Presentation

27 SHIVAM PANDEY shivampandey9108@gmail.com No sir

28 DR. VIKAS GOEL vikas.goel@kiet.edu Timing should be more.

29 Dr. RAMESH CHAND ramesh.chand@miet.ac.in Nice session

30 SACHIN KUMAR AGRAWAL sachin269nit@gmail.com Good

31 Pooja Kumari pooja2000kumari@gmail.com Voice quality was not good

32 RAJNI RAJNI98.AUG@GMAIL.COM More than information add for more knowledge.

33 VAISHALI CHAUHAN vaishuch69@gmail.com Expect more session like this one.

34 MAYANK GUPTA mayankg2907@gmail.com Very Nice Presentations

35 RAJNEESH rajneeshpatel906@gmail.com No

36 SMITA SINGH smita.cse@quantumeducation.in Very informative session

37 ANUJ KUMAR anujkfec@rkgit.edu.in Informative

38 ATUL BAGHEL atulbaghel13@gmail.com The webinar is good enough to understand about industrial iot

39 Akshat Kumar geu.akshat@gmail.com No

40

Prateek Gupta guptaprateek537@gmail.com

The length of webinar should've been longer so that the data collection pattern from some sensors could be demonstrated too.

41 NEETU BANSLA rajneesh.neetu03@gmail.com No

42 SHIRAZ HUSAIN shirazhusain@svvv.edu.in Would like to listen experts from the Field of VLSI Design

43 DEEPAK KUMAR deepakkumar97732@gmail.com Very informative webinar

44 N. K. AGARWAL navinagarwal65@gmail.com No

45 SHASHANK SHEKHAR shashankshekhar12199@gmail.com No

46 ANKIT KUMAR ankitk81895@gmail.com No

47 Mayur Srivastava mayursrivastava.cse@quantumeducation.in No

48 Monish mmonish022@gmail.com No

49 ARUN KUMAR YADAV arun26977@gmail.com NA

50 Mr. RAJNEESH rajneeshpatel906@gmail.com No

51 DR. AMIT KUMAR GUPTA amit.gupta@kiet.edu NIL

52 YASH PRATAP SINGH yashpratap818688@gmail.com More time

53 DR. MRIDULA dr.mridula121@gmail.com More such sessions must be conducted.

54 H N VERMA hnverma.mca@itmuniversity.ac.in Audio was not good

55 Dr. GAURAV KUMAR gauravsaini@coer.ac.in All was very good

56 MR.HARSH TAYAL harshtayal95@gmail.com Nice

57 HIMANSHU GUPTA hguptasb@gmail.com Such seminars should be organized more frequently

58 ALOK KUMAR alokshanu67@gmail.com Please improve the internet connection

59 ANURADHA singhanuradha99@gmail.com It was a bit fast for new learners

60 Jaspreet Srivastava jaspreetsrivastava.ece@quantumeducation.in NO

61 JATIN jatinkumarrjt@gmail.com This type of seminar should be happen in future......

62 KUMARI AKANKSHA akanksha.ginni@gmail.com NIL

63 DR. VIKAS GOEL vikas.goel@kiet.edu NIL

64 PANKAJ KUMAR nadarpankaj.miet@gmail.com NO

65 ALOK KUMAR alokshanu67@gmail.com Improve the internet connection

66 CHETAN ca.54chetan@gmail.com Nice session

67 KALPANA kalpanasingh8309@gmail.com Nice session

68 AMIT GUPTA toamitji@gmail.com No

69 Naba er rasool khan humd0786@gmail.com No

70 VARUN GUPTA varun.gupta@kiet.edu Informative session

71 NEERAJ KUMAR PANDEY neerajpandey11@gmail.com Nice Presentation..

72 KAPIL GOVIL drkapilgovil@gmail.com nice session

73 ANSHU GUPTA anshuguptaccs@gmail.com Nice session...

74 NEERAJ KUMAR PANDEY neerajpandey11@gmail.com Nice Presentation

75 Dr Rajesh Kumar rajeshkr.dme@gmail.com No suggestion

76 Neeraj Kumar neerajpundir@gmail.com On Matlab

77 ANSHU GUPTA anshuguptaccs@gmail.com No

78 DR. PRAGATI GOEL goelpragati78@gmail.com Should provide study material

III. NOTICE

IV. MINUTE TO MINUTE PROGRAM

V. POSTER

VI. SNAP SHOTS OF THE WEBINAR

VII. CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 5th June, 2020

WEBINAR ON ENVIRONMENT DAY- 5th June, 2020

Date: 05 June, 2020

Mode: Through Webex App Number of participants: 70

Guest Lecturer: Deepak Kumar, Dr. Deep Gupta, Mr. Ashish Garg

SUMMARY OF EVENT

CONVENOR &ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. Adesh Arya, Associate professor, COER

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr. Deepak Kumar, Wellness Advisor Topic: Environment & Health during COVID -19

Dr. Deep Gupta, HoD, Agriculture Department, COER Topic: Climate change and its impact on planet.

Mr. Ashish Garg, Chief General Manager, ONGC,

Dehradun

Topic: Climate Change & its Mitigation

COORDINATORS Dr. Mridula (Associate Professor, CE)

Ms ReenaRana (Assistant Professor, CE)

PROGRAM REPORT A webinar on the occasion of the environment day- 5th June, was organized for students and faculty members on 5th June, 2020 covering the topics of Environment & Health during COVID -

19 and Climate Change & its Mitigation. In this webinar there was a one hour session by Dr. Deepak Kumar, Wellness Advisor followed by a one hour session of Dr. Deep Gupta, HoD, Agriculture Department, COER and a one hour session by Mr. Ashish Garg, Chief General Manager, ONGC,

Dehradun at the end.

Session 1

Dr. Deepak Kumar, is a Motivational Guru and has conducted several workshops on Stress Busting

through Spiritual Healing. He is a life coach and conducts workshops on leadership and team work.

The session was started by Dr. Mridula, Associate Professor, and COER with welcome speech. Dr.

Kumar gave the tips to take care of our physical and mental health during this pandemic.

Prof. S P Gupta, DG COER conveyed vote of thanks to Dr. Deepak Kumar.

Session 2

In this session Dr. Deep Gupta spoke about the Climate change and its impact on planet. Dr. Gupta

talked about observable effects on the environment due to Global climate change. She shared the

effects of the Climate change in oceans, forestand lands. Also the mitigation measures which must be

taken are discussed during the talk

Session 3

The second session was started by Dr. Mridula with the introduction of Mr. Ashish Garg, who, is

Chief General Manager at ONGC, Dehradun. He has been working for achieving the sustainable

development of the city and is also in charge of Green Building Construction at ONGC. Mr. Ashish Garg talked about the facts about the consequences of the Climate change our earth is facing. He explained the various causes of the skepticism of the Climate change with various statistics related to it. At the end Mr. Garg shared the response taken by various nations and the importance of Green building in reducing the climate impact. Dr. Mridula conveyed vote of thanks to Mr Ashish Garg.

ACTIVITY PHOTOGRAPHS

Activity

Poster

1st Session

Pictures

2nd Session

Pictures

3rd Session

Pictures

FEEDBACK OF WORKSHOP (BASES ON 32 RESPONSES)

Parameters Environment & Health during

COVID -19

Climate Change & its Mitigation

How helpful was the

webinar for you ?

The relevance and selection

of the Contents

The webinar was -

The expert was knowledgeable.

SUGGESTIONS RECEIVED

Very informative session

Helpful webinar

Keep such activities continue

Duration may be extended

Background noise should be silenced, should have started in the right time and that is all.

Overall performance of the lecture was excellent.

Good attempt.

Along with Network issues, pace was bit fast as I couldn't read all the data in slides.

Overall the session was good and informative.

This event is very good and interesting.

More such webinars on environmental mitigation can be organized

Well organized.

Webinar is very informative.

WEBINAR ON IPR: RESEARCH AND INVENTION

Date: 24 April 2020

Timings: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Dr. Gaurav Dwivedi)

and 1:00 PM to 3:00PM (Dr. Shweta Singh)

Mode: Through Webex App

Number of participants: 38

Guest Lecturer: Dr. Gaurav Dwivedi, Dr. Shweta Singh

SUMMARY OF EVENT

CONVENOR

&ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. S. P Gupta, Director General, COER

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr. Gaurav Dwivedi, MANIT Bhopal

Topic: Optimization Techniques in Research

Dr. Shweta Singh, Ennoble IP

Topic: Importance of IP for Researchers and how IP is

important for researchers and Academia

COORDINATORS Dr. Siddharth Jain (Associate Professor, ME)

Dr. Swati Yadav (Assistant Professor, ET)

PROGRAM REPORT

A webinar on IPR: Research and invention was organized for students and faculty members on 24

April, 2020. In this webinar there was a two hours session by Dr. Gaurav Dwivedi, MANIT

Bhopal followed by a two hours session of Dr. Shweta Singh from Ennoble IP.

Session 1

Dr. Gaurav Dwivedi, who is well known for his research in the field of optimization technique

and innovation was the speaker of this session. The session was started by Dr. Siddharth Jain,

Associate Professor, COER with welcome speech. Dr. Dwivedi started his talk with invention and

optimization techniques used in the field of biodiesel. Then he talked about the various

optimization studies of biodiesel.

Session 2

The second session was started by Dr. Siddharth Jain with the introduction of Dr. Shweta Singh,

who is from Ennoble IP which is an intellectual property right service company that provides end

to end services in the field of IPR from creating and protecting IP. Dr. Shweta Singh talked about

various concepts of IPR, the importance of Patents and trademark, and the various patent stages-

from filing to getting grants. She had also motivated the student to build carrier in the field of

IPR. Then she gave very imperative information about the job opportunities for the student in this

field. At last Prof. S P Gupta, DG COER thanked Dr. Shweta Singh.

Objective and outcome: To understand the importance of patents and trademark. To get the

knowledge of procedure to apply for patents. Peoples and students can also build carrier in the

field of IPR.

Conclusion:

In entering into an intellectual property transaction, one of the most important assessments to be

made relates not only to the validity and market-relevance of the asset but also the capacity to

protect and enforce the IP. Once the new product is offered for sale and if it is successful in the

market, it is likely that competitors will attempt to make a competing, cheaper product with

identical or similar features. This may lead to undue financial pressure, particularly if the

organization or partners have invested significantly in R&D for creating the product. This is

where, in order to sustain a burgeoning enterprise, it is so important that the parties have recourse

to the effective enforcement of IPRs.

Activity Photographs

Activity

Poster

1st session

pictures

2nd session

pictures

Feedback of workshop (Bases on 32 Responses)

Parameters Optimization Techniques in Research Importance of IP for Researchers

and how IP is important for

researchers and Academia

(Usefulness

of the topic)-

Give marks

out of 5

(Knowledge

enhancement

after

attending

lecture)- Give

marks out of

5

(Content of

the

Presentation)-

Give marks

out of 5

(Query

Handling)-

Give marks

out of 5

Would u like

to attend such

webinars/

online events

in future?

Suggestions received

Handouts should be distributed before the lecture.

May have more impact if handouts shared beforehand.

More lectures on specific topics of IPR and patent filing must be organized.

Very informative lecture I would love to hear more from his and her in future if possible And

thank you Siddharth sir for organizing such an awesome workshop.

Please increase the time for the queries

We can plan webinar series of three days for more detailed understanding.

No Suggestions

Example of optimization of Electrical Engineering should be taken

A general lecture on basics of optimization is required first because everyone is not aware of

optimization its basics. as we are using the software we are not aware what actually is going

in this process mathematically. why we select the specific approach or modal for

optimization.

REPORT ON FDP ATTENDED ONLINE

NAME OF FACULTY: SHARAD KUMAR SINGH

DEPARTMENT: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

TOPIC/TITLE: CYBER SECURITY

PLATFORM USED: ONLINE (GOOGLE MEET)

ORGANIZED BY: COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) &INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENTS JOINTLY - COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING ROORKEE

DATE: 13th to 17th July 2020

DURATION: FIVE DAYS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The objective of this FDP was to train participants with practical skills so they will trained their students to identified the issues, challenges of cyber security and provide the possible solution for the same. Also sensitizing cyber security to masses at large for strengthening cashless transactions. Also the aim of this program was to promote research aspects in internet security, familiarize with tools available for network scanning (anti-virus, anti-spam and anti-spyware scans), identify and synthesize needs for internet security techniques (firewall, honeypots etc.), share information and practical awareness for data and system protection from cyber-attacks (prevent, detect and respond) etc. The FDP was started with an overview of cybersecurity, information security and cryptography aspects to help the participants understand importance of these aspects in real life scenarios. This FDP was planned in a way that mainly focused on the most challenging contemporary issues in cybersecurity (cyber threat, cyber incidents, cyber threat sharing, cyber technology evolution etc.), data science (collection, analysis and visualization) and cryptography. Interactive session was also included in every session in which the discussion related to every aspect of cyber security between participants and speakers were conducted at the end of each session. At the end of FDP, summary of key findings, session wise presentations and participation certificates were shared.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE :

DATE & TIME TOPIC DISSCUESSED –

SESSIONWISE RESOURCE PERSON

13-07-2020, Monday (10:35 AM to 12:00 PM)

Day 1: Session 1 Introduction to Cyber Security

Ms. Shruti Wadhwa Nidus Tech. Pvt Ltd.

13-07-2020, Monday (2:05 PM to 3:30 PM)

Day 1: Session 2 Demystify Industrial Data using B.I Tools

Mr. Anand Pandey Morling Global Pvt. Ltd.

14-07-2020, Wednesday (10:05 AM to 12:00 PM)

Day 2: Session 3 Chaos Based Image Encryption

Dr. Mohit Dua NIT Kurukshetra

14-07-2020, Tuesday (2.05 PM to 3.30 PM)

Day 2: Session 4 Cyber Security and Forensic

Ms. Shruti Wadhwa Nidus Tech. Pvt Ltd

15-07-2020, Wednesday (10:05 AM to 12.00PM)

Day 3: Session 5 Cyber Security Threat Intelligence

Mr. Saurabh Maheshwari HCL Tech. Noida

15-07-2020, Wednesday (2:05 PM to 3:30 PM)

Day 3: Session 6 Cyber Security: Threats & Attacks

Dr. J. C. Patni UPES Dehradun

16-07-2020, Thursday (10.05 AM to 12.00 PM)

Day 4: Session 7 Robotics Process Automation (RPA)

Mr. Anand Pandey Morling Global Pvt. Ltd

16-07-2020, Thursday (2:05 PM to 3.30 PM)

Day 4: Session 8 Detection and Protection against Phishing

Attack

Dr. Ankit Jain NIT Kurukshetra

17-07-2020, Friday (10.05 AM to 12.00 PM)

Day 5: Session 9 Privacy & Security of Mobile Cloud

Computing

Dr. J. C. Patni UPES Dehradun

17-07-2020, Friday (2:04 PM to 3.30 PM)

Day 5: Session 10 Demystifying Mobile Application

Mr. Sateesh Verma Fiserve Tech. Pvt. Ltd

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

1. Participants will able to learn the concepts of Cyber Security and Network security.

2. Participants will be able to apply Network Security and Cryptography concepts.

3. How to apply BI tools in Cyber Security Datasets.

4. Able to learn Basics of Cyber Security and Forensics.

5. Participants will be able to understand Cyber Security and Threat Intelligence concepts.

6. Participants will be able to understand the Robotics Process Automation (RPA) and able

Implement RPA concepts.

7. Participants will be able to apply Detection and Protection against Phishing Attacks.

8. Able to learn Privacy & Security of Mobile Cloud Computing.

9. Participants will be able to learn Security Threats in Android phones.

SCREENSHOTS:

COPY OF CERTIFICATE:

WORKSHOP ON CLEAN ENERGY

Date: 2 May 2020

Timing: 11:00AM-1:00 PM (Dr. Aruna Kumar)

and 3:00 PM-5:00PM (Dr. Puneet Verma)

Mode: Through Webex App

Number of participants: 55

Guest Lecturer: Dr. Aruna Kumar, Dr. Puneet Verma

SUMMARY OF EVENT

CONVENOR

&ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. Siddharth Jain, COER

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr. Aruna Kumar, VIT Vellore

Topic: Recent trends in Solar air heaters with various

roughness geometries and research opportunities

Dr. Puneet Verma, ASK Consulting Engineers, Australia

Topic: Role of fuel oxygen content on morphology and

nanostructure of diesel engine soot particles

PROGRAM REPORT

A webinar on Clean Energy was organized for students and faculty members on 2 May, 2020. In

this webinar there was a two hours session by Dr. Aruna Kumar, VIT Vellore followed by a two

hours session of Dr. Puneet Verma from Australia.

Objectives: Solar, wind, tidal, hydro etc are few of the renewable resources of energy.

The objective of this kind of energy is to replace the use of fossil fuels which are mainly made of

hydro-carbons and hence result in pollution. Renewable sources of energy do not result in

pollution and we can reuse them.

Outcomes:

To give brief idea about the recent development in the clean energy technologies

Conclusion: The workshop was helpful for the participants to interact with emerging

technologies in the field of clean energy .This course was necessary to shape the career of future

engineers according to the current future demand of clean energy. Irrespective of any specific

branch, clean energy helps all the fields of Engineering. All the participants were very happy to

learn new technologies and promise to continue learning on the above-mentioned technologies

wherever they got the opportunity.

Topics covered:

Session 1

Dr. Aruna Kumar, VIT Vellore discussed about the recent trends in Solar air heaters with various

roughness geometries and research opportunities.

Session 2

The second session was started by Dr. Siddharth Jain with the introduction of Dr. Puneet Verma,

who is from ASK Consulting Engineers, Austrialia. He discussed about Role of fuel oxygen

content on morphology and nanostructure of diesel engine soot particles. Then she gave very

imperative information about the job opportunities for the student in this field.

At last Dr Siddharth Jain, Associate Professor, ME, COER thanked Dr. Puneet.

Activity Photographs

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morphology and nanostructure of

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ONLINE FDP ON DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN

Date: 20-24 Jan 2020

Platform Used: Internet

No. of Participants: 11

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The FDP was started with the introduction from all the nodal center coordinators. After the

introduction sessions were started.

Session 1 : - Digital system concept

Speaker:- Dr. Kanika Sharma

Session 2 : - Scope of Digital applications in

multidisciplinary research and development

Speaker:-Er. Baljit Singh, Scientist CSIO

Chandigarh

Session 3 : - Designing of FSMs

Speaker:- Dr. BrijeshRawat, Assistant

Professor IIT Ropar

Session 4 : - Analysis of FSMs

Speaker:- Dr. BrijeshRawat, Assistant

Professor IIT Ropar

Session 5 : - Real time applications of Digital

systems

Speaker:-Er. Baljit Singh, Scientist CSIO

Chandigarh

Session 6 : - Digital circuit designing

Speaker:- Dr. Rajesh Shrivastav, Scientist SCL

Mohali

Session 7 : -Designing with Memories

Speaker:- Dr. Rajesh Shrivastav, Scientist SCL

Mohali

Session 8 : - Low power memory design

Speaker:- Dr. Balvinder Raj, Associate

Professor , NITTTR

Session 9 : - Power Analysis Speaker:- Dr. Rajesh Shrivastav, Scientist SCL

Mohali

Session 10 : - Efficient utilization of Libraries

Speaker:- Dr. Rajesh Shrivastav, Scientist SCL

Mohali

Session 11 : - Application of Digital systems in

IOT

Speaker:- Dr. SanjivVirdhi, Sr. Scientist CSIO

Chandigarh

Session 12 : - Coping with interconnects

Speaker:-Er. H.s. Jatana, Sci/ Er, group head

SCL Mohali

Session 13 : - New horizons in digital designing

Speaker:-Er. H.s. Jatana, Sci/ Er, group head

SCL Mohali

LEARNING OUTCOMES: 20/1/2020 to 24/1/2020Overall it was a good platform to learn

about Digital system design concepts and scope of Digital applications in multidisciplinary

research and development. Got an overview FSMs. Application of Digital systems in IOT is also

covered.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPH

Online FDP on Digital System Design

Date: 20-24 Jan 2020

One Day Webinar

on Challenges of Power Generation of

Conventional and Renewable Energy Sources

Organized By

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Objective: The objective of webinar is to enhance the technical knowledge of

faculty members in area of Renewable Energy Sources. This webinar addresses

some of the challenges of power generations e.g. how to improve the efficiency of

coal based power plants through minimizing slugging and fouling, power system

control of hybrid systems, and use of clean renewable DG energy sources (wind,

PV, etc.) to reduce CO2 emissions and minimize energy losses.

Course Duration: One Day

Venue : Online

Date : 1 May, 2020

Time : 11:30 AM Onwards

Expert : Prof. Ramesh Bansal Professor

College of Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Outcome: The participants learnt the following:

The energy generation scenario of India.

Solution to minimize carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuels.

Introduction of Microgrid

Role of Smart Grid

One Day Webinar

On Energy & Environmental Problems Facing the Third

World and Their Probable Solutions for Sustainable Development

Organized By

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Objective: The objective of webinar is to enhance the technical knowledge of

faculty members in area of Renewable Energy Sources. This webinar addresses

Energy & Environmental Problems

Course Duration: One Day

Venue : Online

Date : 7 May, 2020

Time : 11:00 AM onwards

Expert Speaker: Dr. D.P. Kothari Director Research, SBJIRM Nagpur Former Vice

Chancellor, VIT University, Vellore Former Director (I/C), IIT DELHI Former Principal, VRCE, Nagpur

Outcome: The participants learnt the following:

The energy generation scenario of India.

Various renewable sources in India

SWOT analysis of Renewable systems

Centralized power generation Vs Decentralized power generation

Integrated and Hybrid Energy Systems specially for rural areas

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON INTRODUCTION TO MS

OFFICE

Session: 2019-20

Date: 9 Aug 2019

Time: 11 am-1 pm

Venue: Computer Centre-3

Trainer: Mr. Vipin Jaiswal

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members

titled “Introduction to MS Office”.

OBJECTIVE:

The aim of this program was to provide basic knowledge of MS Office to

lab staff members.

To teach them working of MS Word.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

They will be able to understand the difference between MS word, excel

and power point.

They will also be able to write letter and application in MS Word.

CONCLUSION:

The program primarily focused onto provides basic knowledge of MS Office to lab

staff members and to teach them working of MS Word. The experts were well

versed and detailed in their respective lectures. The staff members enjoyed the

program and enhanced their computer skills.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHS

Introduction to MS Office , Venue Computer Centre

REPORT

ON

ONE DAY ONLINE FDP ON

STARTUP & ENTREPRENEURSHIP: OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES

July 10, 2020

Under the aegis of

TEQIP-III

Uttarakhand Technical University Dehradun

Organized By

College of Engineering Roorkee

July 10, 2020

REPORT ON WEBINAR

THEME OF THE MEET Startup & Entrepreneurship: Opportunities & Challenges

PLATFORM USED GOOGLE MEET

ORGANIZED BY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

DATE July 10, 2020

DURATION 3:00 HR (TIME: 10:00 AM -1:00 PM)

NO OF STUDENTS & FACULTY

PARTICIPATED

35

I. DETAILED REPORT:

OBJECTIVE:

The seminar was meant to update the faculty and students of various Engineering Colleges about

the Government of India and Government of Uttarakhand initiative on startup and how to generate

the business idea and steps to be followed to do an start up activity and the role of incubators.

To develop the awareness of startup & entrepreneurship among the students, faculties & interested candidates

COER- Incubation & Innovation Center (CI2c) College of Engineering Roorkee organized a webinar on July 10,

2020.

The speaker of the webinar was Mr. Vishal JC CEO, TBI Dehradun has vast experience of working in industry,

startup & incubation, He is an entrepreneur and currently providing incubation to budding startups in TBI..

Our other speaker Mr. Binit Kumar CEO Morling Global, Noada has vast experience of working in industry,

training, and Research in IoT and its applications in Manufacturing Industry as well as other applications

development from the last several years.

Mr. B D Patel, Coordinator CI2C initially welcomed the guest speaker and all the participants and introduced the

guest speaker to the participants.

Then our guest Mr Vishal JC started his presentation. Initially, he interacted with the audience to know their

knowledge about startups. Then he started his presentation by explaining the importance of a student to get

involved in a startup during college life. He also explained that college provides a very good platform for startup,

one can use college resources such as labs, software, faculties etc. for their startup activity. He also explained the

importance of startup experience for campus placement. After that, he explained the five-point agenda for startup

which can help to grow an idea into a product.

One participant asked the question about the next step after the prototype stage. Speaker explained in depth

regarding the testing of prototype and development to the next stage. Participants found the session very useful &

knowledge worthy. This session lasts from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM

Next speaker Mr. Binit Kumar gave a presentation about the various aspect of a product, various requirements of a

product. He also emphasized that time taken to convert an idea into reality is the main factor for the success of a

product. He said that novelty creativity is the main ingredient for being a successful innovator. His session lasts

from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Vote of Thanks was given by Mr. B D Patel, who thanked Speakers, participants, and faculty members for active

participation. Also assure all the students that in the future speaker will be happy to help the students in all possible

ways. All participants awarded the certificate at the end of the webinar through Email.

SPEAKER DETAILS S.N. Name Affiliation Contact Details

1 Mr. Vishal JC CEO, TBI Dehradun Mob: +91-7738020999

Email:vishaljc@gmail.com

2 Mr. Binit Kumar CEO Morling Global

Noida

Mob: +91-8272813860

Email : binit.kumar@morlingglobal.in

II. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

S. No Name Of Participant Designation Name Of College/ Organisation Of Participant

Content

Rating

1. Nitin Chand Assistant Professor Coer 5

2. Vivek Kumar Singh Assistant Professor Delhi Technical Campus 5

3. Devadharshini A. Btech Fashion Tech. Psg College Of Technology 4

4. Anshul Prajapati Student College Of Engineering Roorkee 4

5. Dr.Pinki Chugh Assistant Professor College Of Engineering Roorkee,Coer 5

6. Chhavi Krishna Assistant Professor Coer School Of Management, Roorkee 5

7. Ashutosh Kumar Assistant Professor Institute Of Technology Gopeshwar 5

8. Sridevi Ramprasad Inamdar Lecturer Jss Smi Ug Pg Studies Dharwad 5

9. Mr. Toushik Maiti Research Scholar National Institute Of Technology Durgapur 4

10. Sridevi Saravanan Student Psg College Of Technology 4

11. Vaishali Chauhan Student College Of Engineering Roorkee 5

12. N. K. Agarwal Assistant Professor College Of Engineering Roorkee, Roorkee 4

13. Kirti Arora Student College Of Engineering Roorkee 5

14. Amit Kumar Assistant Professor Coer, Roorkee 5

15. Ssritha Devi. Yerramsetti Freelance Academic Consultant Freelance Academic Consultant 4

16. Dr Veeralakshmi B Professor Coer Sm 5

17. Dhairya Kumar 1 Year Student (Meachical

Engineering) College Of Engineering Roorkee (Coer)

5

18. Amarnath M Student Psg College Of Technology 5

19. Ritesh Chauhan Student Phonics Group Of Institute 4

20. Mantena Prudhvy Raju Assistant Professor Shri Vishnu Engineering College For Women 4

21. Aruna Tomar Assistant Professor Coer 5

22. Vishal Chauhan Diy Admin Coer 5

23. Preeti Sharma Assistant Professor College Of Engineering Roorkee 5

24. R.Pradeepkumar Assistant Professor Sri Ramachandra Polytechnic College 4

25. Ujjwal Garg Btech /1st Year Coer 5

26. Ayush Saini Btech 1st Year College Of Engineering Roorkee 5

27. Mr.Anand.S Assistant Professor Sri Ramachandra Polytechnic College 4

28. Vandana Kukreti Bba Coer School Of Management 5

29. Mohd Aasif Bba Coer School Of Management 4

30. Nisha B. Tech College Of Engineering Roorkee 4

31. Sarup Biswas Student University Of Delhi 3

32. Mr.Murali M Lecturer Sri Ramachandra Polytechnic College 5

33. Prof. C. B. Mishra Associate Professor Bvm Engg College 4

34. Prasanth L Lecturer Sri Ramachandra Polytechnic College 4

35. L. Naga Durgaprasad Reddy

(Ndr) Assistant Professor Sri Yn College (A)

4

III. NOTICE

IV. SCHEDULE

V. POSTER

VI. SNAP SHOTS OF THE WEBINAR

VII. CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

VIII. VIDEO RECORDING LINK

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XKSrZRdwwZ4yYyFzxmrzdjB1dA9Fcih/view?usp=drivesdk

IX. BROCHURE

REPORT ON

FDP

On

“Advanced Industrial Automation Technologies”

Date: 8-13 July 2019

Venue: Conference Hall, Administrative block, COER, Roorkee

Timing:

Day 1: 11:00 AM-1:00PM, 2:00PM-5:00PM

Day 2: 11:00 AM-1:00PM, 2:00PM-5:00PM

Day 3: 11:00 AM-1:00PM, 2:00PM-5:00PM

Day 4: 11:00 AM-1:00PM, 2:00PM-4:00PM

Day 5: 11:00 AM-1:00PM, 2:00PM-4:00PM

Day 6:10:00AM-12:00PM

Number of participant: 42

Speaker :

Ms. Vandana Mohan, Director, Anuvidyut Pvt. Ltd Roorkee

Mr. Varun Punjani, Head Sales Universal Robots Noida

Mr. Manish Kumar Garg, Universal Robots Noida

Prof. Anbanandam Ramesh, Management Deptt. IIT Roorkee

Prof. Parth Pratim Roy, IIT Roorkee

Mr. Ashok Kumar, CETPA Roorkee

Mr. Anil Raj Rana, Prolific Automation Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai

Dr. Roushan Kumar, Asst. Professor, Mechanical Deptt. UPES, Dehradun

Mr. Avind Kumar, Asst. Prof., COER, Roorkee

Mr. M S C hauhan, Director, Arise Construction Equipments Roorkee

Objectives: The objective of the program was to enhance the knowledge of faculty members with

the latest technologies being used in industries and to bring the industries persons and

academicians at a common platform to share the respective knowledge.

Outcomes: Faculty development with latest industrial technology being used for industry

4. 0.

Conclusion: The faculty development program was helpful for the participants to interact with emerging

technologies in the field of industrial automation smart factory and industry 4.0 .This course was

necessary to shape the career of future engineers according to the current future demand of

industries. Irrespective of any specific branch automation helps all the fields of Engineering. All

the participants were very happy to learn new technologies and promise to continue learning on

the above-mentioned technologies wherever they got the opportunity. They are very thankful to

UTU and TEQIP-III program and expecting more such programs to be held frequently.

Topics covered:

Industry 4.0 and its various vertical’s

Application of cobots and robots in smart factories

Implementation of Industry 4.0 in Indian contest.

Basics and applications of SCAD

Machine learning in smart factories

Implementation SCADA through wonderware inTouch software.

Basics of industrial automation

Programming through RS to be used to programme PLC Allen Bradley 1000

series.

Introduction of the hydraulics and pneumatics and their use in industries.

Hydraulics and pneumatics technologies with electrohydraulic and electro

pneumatic technologies.

Sensors and their application in combination with various hydraulics and

pneumatics technologies.

The Faculty development program has been organized with the prior Approval and

guidance of honorable Dr. H S Bhadauria, Coordinator TEQIP-III UTU, Dehradun and

Director General of College of Engineering Roorkee Dr. S.P. Gupta. The program was

initiated and supervised of conveners Dr. Amit Agarwal, Director, Dr. A P J Institute,

Tanakpur and Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Dean Academics, COER. The programme was

planned and conducted by Coordinator Dr. Rajesh Kumar and Mr. B D Patel HOD ET &

COE along with Committee Members, Mr. Nitin Chand Asst. Prof, EN COER, Mr.

Vishal Chauhan, Asst. Prof., EN COER and Mr. Ankit Singhal Asst. Prof. ME Deptt.

COER. Along with the faculty members from various colleges under UTU. Program was

conducted under the continuous guidance of Resource persons Ms. Vandana Mohan,

Director, Anuvidyut Pvt. Ltd Roorkee, Mr. Varun Punjani, Head Sales Universal

Robots Noida, Mr. Manish

Kumar Garg, Industry Expert, Universal Robots Noida, Dr. Anbanandam Ramesh,

Associate Prof., Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee, Dr. Parth Pratim

Roy, Assistant Prof. Department of CSE, IIT Roorkee, Mr. Ashok Kumar, Industry

Expert CETPA Roorkee, Mr. Anil Raj Rana, Automation Engineers, Prolific

Automation Pvt. Ltd, Noida (U.P.), Dr. Roushan Kumar, Asst. Professor, Mechanical

Engineering Department, UPES Dehradun, Mr. Avind Kumar, Asst. Prof, COER

Roorkee and faculty members of Centre of Excellence, COER which make this a grand

success. We are heartily thankful to Professor Narendra S. Chaudhari, Vice-Chancellor,

UTU, Dehradun for accepting our invitation and was the chief Guest in the inauguration

function of this programme on July 8, 2019. We are thankful to Dr. H S Bhadauria, Dr.

Amit Agarwal and Members of TEQIP-III UTU for providing us this opportunity to

sponsor this FDP for overall quality improvement in Technical Education at our institute

level with University.

Fig. 1. Glimpse of event

Fig. 2. Inauguration by VC, UTU

Fig. 3. Group Photo

Fig. 4. Session on industry 4.0 and its verticals

Fig. 5. Session on implementation on 4.0 in Indian contest

ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

Date 05-09 March, 2019

Venue: Industrial Automation Lab & Centre of Excellence at COER

Trainer: Mr. Sanjeev Sharma, Plant Head ITC SIDCUL Haridwar

Mr. Anil Raj Rana, Prolific Automation Pvt. Ltd,Noida

Participants:-

56participants from COER, Roorkee

01 participants from RIT, Roorkee

04participants from RCE, Roorkee

03participants from PHONICS, Roorkee

04participants from BSM College, Roorkee

Description of the program: The training program was helpful for the participants to interact with emerging technologies in the field

of industrial automation. This course was necessary to shape the carrier of future engineers according to

the current, future demand of industries. Irrespective of any specific branch, automation helps all the

fields of engineering. All the participants were very happy to learn new technologies and promised to

continue learning on above mentioned technologies wherever they got the opportunity. They were very

thankful to UTU and TEQIP-III program and expecting more such programs to be held frequently.

Advanced Industrial Automation. Venue: Industrial Automation lab & COE, COER

ONLINE FDP ON SYSTEM DESIGNING WITH SMART CONTROLLERS

Date: 27-31 May 2019

Platform Used: Internet

No. of Participants: 9

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The FDP was started with the introduction from all the nodal center coordinators. After the introduction

sessions were started.

Session 1 : - Introduced for ARM

Microcontroller

Speaker:- Dr. Kanika Sharma

Session 2 : - Introduction to FPGA and its

programming methods, advantage over PLDhas

greater flexibility over programming logic

devices (PLD)

Speaker:- Dr. Simmi SL

Session 3: - Excellent session describing

various links for simulation of IOT e.g.

CONTIKI. Note: RED platform is available at

sensetechnic.com

Speaker:- Er. Gaurav Kumar, Director, Magma

research, Ambala cant

Session 4 : - Application of Microcontroller

were discussed for use in automation

Speaker:- Dr. Sukhdeep Singh Dhami

Session 5: - Embedded C programming

discussed

Speaker:- Dr. Jyotindra S. Shambhi

Session 6: - Application of Microcontrollers

discussed in green Engineering

Speaker:- Dr. Ritula Thakur

Session 7: - Real world applications of

Embedded discussed

Speaker:- Dr. Babban Kumar

LEARNING OUTCOMES: Overall it was a good platform to learn various Microcontrollers for

industrial automation and green energy. Got an overview Embedded C programming. Concepts of

various links for simulation of IOT is also covered.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

A Closing Report of FDP

On

EMERGING TRENDS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING &

SMART SURVEYING

UTTARAKHAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

(TEQIP-III)

Organized by

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, COER, ROORKEE

Date: 26-27 March, 2019

VENUE: IBM Lab

CONVENOR

&ORGANIZING

SECRETARY

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh

(Associate Professor & Dean Academics)

RESOURCE PERSONS

Dr.Amit Goyal, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil

Engineering, NITTTR Chandigarh

Mr.Ashok Ranjan, Trainer, Real World Infotech, Roorkee

ORGANISING

COMMITTEE

Dr. Prabhat Kumar ( HoD , Civil Engineering )

Dr. Mridula (Coordinator , Civil Engineering )

COORDINATOR Dr. Mridula (Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering)

Ms. Pallavi Chaurasia (Teaching Assistant, Civil Engineering)

TOTAL

PARTICIPANTS

24 Participants

Program Schedule:

DAY 1, 26th

March 2019

SESSION TIME CONTENT RESOURCE PERSON

8.00am - 8.45 am Registration Organising Committee

8.45am - 9.00am Inauguration Organising Committee

9.00 am - 12.30 pm Emerging Trends in Civil Engineering Dr. Amit Goyal

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm Lunch break ....

2.00 pm - 5.00 pm Introduction to Arc GIS Dr.Mridula

DAY 2, 27th

March 2019

SESSION TIME CONTENT RESOURCE PERSON

9.00 am - 12.30 pm

Differential Global Positioning System

(DGPS) and Brief Introduction of “Data

Processing by Trimble Business Center

software”

Mr. Shashank Yadav

12.30 pm - 2.00 pm Lunch break ....

2.00 pm - 5.00 pm GIS based mapping on DGPS data Mr. Ashok Ranjan

Objective of the Program:

The Faculty Development Program on ‘Emerging Trends In Civil Engineering & Smart

Surveying’, conducted by Department of Civil Engineering with view of fulfilling the following

objectives –

The FDP is designed to train and develop the faculties and students in their knowledge of

the recent trends and Innovative technologies in Civil Engineering.

To provide an platform for the Teaching Faculties & other participants to upgrade and to

share their knowledge in the flowing fields of Civil engineering:

o Geographic information system software, ArcGIS and its application.

o Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS)

o An Introduction of “Data Processing by Trimble Business Center software.

o GIS based mapping on DGPS data

Introduction

Faculty Development Programme has been organized with the prior permission and guidance of

honorable Director of College of Engineering Roorkee Dr S.P. Gupta& by the initiative and hard

efforts of Dean Academics Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Head of Civil Engineering Department Dr.

Prabhat Kumar, and Coordinator of Civil Engineering Department Dr. Mridula & Ms

PallaviChaurasia. Faculty members of Civil Engineering from different colleges under UTU

takes hard efforts and initiative under the continuous guidance of Dr.Amit Goyal, Assistant

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, NITTTR, Chandigarh and Mr. Ashok Ranjan,

Trainer, Real World Infotech, Roorkee which makes this FDP a grand success.

26 March 2019, first session ( from 9.00 A.M to 12.30 P.M) : A lecture delivered by Dr. Amit

Goyal, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, NITTTR , Chandigarh, on topic

“Emerging Trends in Civil Engineering” . In this topic he talks about the following recent trends

in Civil Engineering.

Need for Innovative technologies

Impact of Climate change in building and construction

Ferro-Cement Technology

NEM Plaster

Bio-Mimicry

Building subjected to Earthquake and concept of Earthquake Resistant Design

Damping Based Vibration Control- Interlinked Block Masonry system with Visco-Elastic

energy Dissipater links

Used Radial Tires

Second session (2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.) : A Lab session of 3 hours on “Introduction to Arc

GIS” by Mr. Ashok Ranjan, Trainer, Real World Infotech, Roorkee& Dr. Mridula, Assistant

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering Roorkee, Roorkee.

This training started with registering raw image and how to use basic editing tools. After covering

basics, basic operations between CAD, GID and also GIS is discussed. Supervised approaches for

map composition, capturing Google earth images and registering it into arc map were described.

The trainer was experienced over the years in the field of GIS. The training was really engaging

and informative. The trainer made everyone feels very comfortable, able to contribute and take

something away. He introduced the ArcGIS software, a geographic information system (GIS) for

working with maps and geographic information, used for creating and using maps, compiling

geographic data, analyzing mapped information, sharing and discovering geographic information,

using maps and geographic information in a range of applications, and managing geographic

information in a database.

27 March, 2019, first session (from 9.00 A.M to 12.30 P.M): A lecture delivered by Mr.

Shashank Yadav, Assistant Professor, COER, Roorkee on Differential Global Positioning System

(DGPS) and Brief Introduction of “Data Processing by Trimble Business Center software” He

explained that Differential Global Positioning Systems (DGPS) are enhancements to the Global

Positioning System (GPS) which provide improved location accuracy, in the range of operations

of each system, from the 15-meter nominal GPS accuracy to about 10 cm in case of the best

implementations.He explained the application and features of Trimble Business Center software:

27 march, 2019, second session (from 2.00 p.m to 5.00 p.m): Lab session on “GIS based

mapping on DGPS data” by Mr. Ashok Ranjan,Trainer, Real World Infotech, Roorkee

In this session, data collected from the field by using DGPS was applied on the Arc GIS for its

further application under guidance of the trainer. It helped in creating the map and analyzing all

the topographical features of the field area

Conclusion – The faculty Development Program helped in gaining knowledge about emerging

technologies in Civil Engineering and Smart Surveying. The need to build sustainable buildings,

bridges and roads is higher than ever. New technologies have come in the industries. Energy

efficiency within these structures is a major need. The need for smart surveying is increasing day

by day in the industries. Participants definitely have learnt a lot from these useful lectures and

training program, and we are hoping that we will see more these kind of FDP’S and training

program in COER by UttarakhandTechnical University. Glimpse of the Faculty Development

Program are projected in the photographs shown.

Outcomes of the Program:

After attending FDP, participants will get in depth understanding of recent trends and

Innovative technologies in Civil Engineering

Participants Gain better understanding on what is Differential Global Positioning System

(DGPS) and its application in Civil Engineering.

The participants will become familiar with Geographic information system software,

ArcGIS and its application.

The participants will be able to collect field information via GIS based mapping on DGPS

data and will be able to create the map and analyzing all the topographical features of the

field area.

Glimpse of Faculty Development Program:

Inauguration speech by Dr. B. M Singh, Dean Academics, COER

Introduction of Dr. Amit Goyal by Dr. Prabhat Kumar, HoD, Civil Department, COER

Dr. Amit Goyal interacting with the participants during first Session

Dr. B. M Singh, Dean Academics, showing gesture of thanks by giving a bouquet to Dr. Amit Goyal

Dr. V K Gupta, showing gesture of thanks by giving a bouquet toMr. Ashok Ranjan

DR. Mridula gets participation certificate by Dr. V K Gupta

Mr. ShashankYadav gets participation certificate by Dr. V K Gupta

MsPallavi, Faculty of Civil Engg Dept. giving vote of thanks to all the participants and speakers

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON - “DIGITAL MARKETING”

Date – 11th October 2019 Timings – 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Venue – SEMINAR HALL

Workshop on Digital Marketing was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering

Roorkee (COER) on 11th October 2019. It was attended by 30 faculty members. The trainer for the

session was Mr. Maneesh Gupta-DUCAT, Noida, Sector 62.

This lecture cum hands-on training program on DIGITAL MARKETING and advertising was

designed to make participants more effective in developing and executing digital marketing

strategies.

Topics covered in this workshop were:

1. Latest developments and strategies in Digital Marketing.

2. Ineffective forms of DIGITAL MARKETING.

3. Advantages and limitations

4. Online Advertising

5. Mobile Marketing

6. Pay Per Click

7. Social Media Marketing

Details of Workshop:

Objective:

1. Identify how the internet has transformed the way brands engage with consumers, and

appreciate the new rules and perspectives.

2. Embrace the tools and techniques required to succeed in the new media environment.

3. Learn to develop and execute digital marketing plans, including aspects such as website

building and optimization, development of content scheme, use of social media, advertising, conversion and nurturing leads, trackingandmonitoring.

4. Learn how to assess and evaluate the performance of digital marketing campaigns

through behavioral and attitudinal engagement metrics and measures,and make use of a

broad spectrum of digital and consumer analytic tools andtechniques.

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about -

1. Analyze the confluence of marketing, operations, and human resources in real-time

delivery.

2. Demonstrate cognitive knowledge of the skills required in conducting online research and

research on online markets, as well as in identifying, assessing and selecting digital

market opportunities.

3. Explain emerging trends in digital marketing and critically assess the use of digital

Marketing tools by applying relevant marketing theories and frameworks.

4. Investigate and evaluate issues in adapting to globalized markets that are constantly

changing and increasingly networked.

5. Interpret the traditional marketing mix within the context of a changing and extended

range of digital strategies and tactics.

6. Comprehend the importance of conversion and working with digital relationship

Marketing.

7. Analyze cross-cultural and ethical issues in globalized digital markets.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Lecture was good and the participants learned a lot from the

lecture.

11 OCT 2019 DIGITAL MARKITING

WORKSHOP

MORNING SESSION

REPORT

ON

ONE DAY ONLINE FDP ON

STARTUPS

July 15, 2020

Under the aegis of

TEQIP-III

Uttarakhand Technical University Dehradun

Organized By

College of Engineering Roorkee

July 15, 2020

REPORT ON WEBINAR

THEME OF THE MEET STARTUP : INCUBATION & INNOVATION

PLATFORM USED GOOGLE MEET

ORGANIZED BY COER- Innovation & Incubation Center

DATE July 15, 2020

DURATION 3:00 HR (TIME: 10:00 AM -1:00 PM)

NO OF STUDENTS & FACULTY

PARTICIPATED

34

I. DETAILED REPORT:

OBJECTIVE:

The seminar was meant to update the faculty and students of various engineering colleges about

the Government of India and Government of Uttarakhand initiatives on startup and make them

aware about the myths about the startups. Also the role of innovation in success of startups

discussed

To develop the awareness of startup & entrepreneurship among the students, faculties & interested

candidates COER- Incubation & Innovation Center (CI2c) College of Engineering Roorkee organized a

seminar on July 15, 2020.

The speaker of the webinar was Ms. Stuti Vadalia Assistant Manager Center of Excellence, Victoria

university, Australia. She has a good experience Training the employees on soft skills, corporate

etiquette and communication. She also gives Career counseling to the students on choosing the right

career

Our other speaker Ms. Vandana Sharma Process Engineer ultra tech Cement, Roorkee. She has vast

experience of working in industry on different projects.

Mr. B D Patel, Coordinator CI2C initially welcomed the guest speaker and all the participants and

introduced the guest speaker to the participants.

Then our guest Ms. Stuti Vadalia started his presentation. Initially, she interacted with the audience to

know their expectation from the webinar. Then she started his presentation by explaining the various

traits of entrepreneur. She also explained each trait with various examples of great achievers. Then she

explained about steps of managing. and also explained the steps involved in development of each quality

such as soft skills, creativity, innovative. Then he talked about the importance of these qualities help a

person in his startups and in becoming an entrepreneur. The session lasts from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM

Next speaker Ms. Vandana Sharma gave a presentation about the innovation at work place. she has done

various Kaizen approaches in her industry for optimization of the processes, cost reduction & improved

productivity.

She urged the audience to think innovative solutions of the problems they see around them, which

ultimately help them in generating business ideas. The session lasts from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Vote of Thanks was given by Mr. B D Patel, who thanked Speakers, participants, and faculty members

for active participation. Also assure all the students that in the future speaker will be happy to help the

students in all possible ways. All participants awarded the certificate at the end of the webinar through

Email. SPEAKER DETAILS

S.N. Name Affiliation Contact Details

1 Ms. Stuti Vadalia

Assistant Manager

Victoria University, Melbourne

Australia

Mob: 9081140404

Email: stutivadalia@gmail.com

2 Ms Vandana Sharma

Process-Professional(Engineer)

Ultratech Cement Limited , Roorkee

(UKD)

Mob:+91 96755 16622

Email: vandana.sharma@adityabirla.com

II. FEEDBACK & ATTANDANCE SHEET

S.No

Participant Name

College Name Email Id Feedback

1. NITIN CHAND

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE nitin289chand@gmail.com Very informative

2. Chirag Arora

KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad c_arora2002@yahoo.co.in Ok

3. N. K. AGARWAL

College of Engineering Roorkee, Roorkee navinagarwal65@gmail.com Nice

4. Dr. Priyanka Gautam GNIOT excelpriyanka@gmail.com Ok

5. Dr.kuldeep yadav

SBP GOVERNMENT GIRL'S POLYTECHNICS SAHARANPUR dr.kuldeepyadav03@gmail.com Very informative..

6. Sanket Mehta Ahmedabad university panktivadalia22@gmail.com Very nice

7. Prof. C. B. Mishra

BVM Engg College, Vallabh Vidyanagar cbmishra@bvmengineering.ac.in Informative

8.

Dr. Samridhi Tanwar

The Technological Institute of Textile and Sciences samridhitanwar@titsbhiwani.ac.in

Very informative. With such an ease speakers elaborate about the problems/obstacles and how to overcome them.

9.

saajan kumar singh College of engineering roorkee Saajansingh3@gmail.com

very informative and motivating. Helped me in getting a clear vision of what i actually need to look and work for.

10. GC Misra

College of Engineering Roorkee COER Gcmisrahwr@gmail.com

Excellent delivery, content and quality

11. Lalit Mohan Pandey College Of Engineering Roorkee

lalitmohanpandey123321@gmail.com

Very informative and motivating

12. Dhajvir Singh Rai

Dev Bhoomi Institute of Technology dhajvirrai123@gmail.com Very Nice

13. Gaurav Tyagi

SCRIET, CCS UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MEERUT gauravtyagi.ccsu@gmail.com

Excellent & Very informative.

14. Shubham rai Chaity charan singh University 1engg.shubham.rai@gmail.com

Excellent and knowledgeable

15. Vijay Kumar Tonk

Meera Bai Institute of Technology, Govt of NCT of Delhi vijkrtonk@yahoo.com Excellent

16. Yatharth Joshi D.B.S (P.G) College, Dehradun Yatharth241200@gmail.com It was awesome.

17. Neeraj Kumar Bahuguna Uttarakhand Technical University nrajbahuguna@gmail.com

Informative .... thank for this

18. MISTRY BHAVIK H. MGITER,NAVSARI. 2831bhavik@gmail.com

It is very useful for me to think about what i can do in future...thank you very much.

19. DEEPAK KUMAR

SANT LONGOWAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, LONGOWAL deepmech01@gmail.com VERY NICE

20. Karan Shrivastava College of Engineering Roorkee karanshri7@gmail.com

It was extremely helpful and

informative.

21.

Mukesh Rajput DBIT, Dehardun tomukeshrajput@gmail.com

Webinar was awesome. Experts was good and i learn a lot for the webinar. Thank you so much.

22. Vinod Mishra

Amrapali Institute of technology Haldwani vinod.mishra650@gmail.com very good

23. Priyanka Verma

savitri bai phule girl's government polytechnic college priyankaverma70712@gamil.com

Webinar was very good and interesting

24. Chhavi Kiran

Sanatan Dharma College, Ambala Cantt. chhavi.kiran@gmail.com Very informative

25. Vijay Kumar Tonk

Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Govt of NCT of Delhi mail2harnam@yahoo.co.in Excellent

26. Dr Siddharth Jain College of Engineering Roorkee arthain2001@gmail.com

Seminar was very good.

27.

RITURAJ MISHRA College of Engineering Roorkee mishrarituraj369@gmail.com

Webinar was excellent ,very informative regarding startup ideas, learning skills, implementation of ideas

28. Prajapati Brijesh mukeshbhai B.V.M Engineering College prajapatibrijesh761@gmail.com Good

29. Parvinder kaur

Maharishi Markendsver engineering college ,mullana(Ambala) Kaurparvinder996@gmail.com Good job.

30. AKSHAT KUMAR College of Engineering Roorkee Geu.akshat@gmail.com Very help full

31. MANISH JOSHI

TEERTHANKER MAHAVEER UNIVERSITY,MORADABAD(U.P.) gothroughmanish@gmail.com Excellent

32. Dr Richa Yadav Engineering College Bikaner richadyadav@gmail.com

It was very informative and interesting session

33. Dr Mridula College of Engineering Roorkee dr.mridula121@gmail.com Awesome

34. Arvind Kumar College of Engineering Roorkee arvind.miet@gmail.com Informative

III. NOTICE

IV. SCHEDULE

V. POSTER

VI. SNAP SHOTS OF THE WEBINAR

VII. CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

VIII. VIDEO RECORDING LINK:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1evqmYCttPBSvEN0_Apxc4iwxV155femX/view?usp=drivesdk

IX. BROCHURE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON - “DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING USING MATLAB”

Date – 2nd April 2019 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Venue – IBM LAB

Workshop on Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 2nd April 2019. It was attended by 20 faculty members. The trainer for the session was Dr. J.C Patni, Assistant Professor UPES

Dehradun. This Workshop provided an opportunity to the participants especially faculty members of computer science and engineering and information technology to get brief introduction on Digital Image Processing using MATLAB. The objective of this workshop was

to provide knowledge in Digital Image Processing to faculty members, researchers & students of various engineering colleges.

Topics that were covered in this workshop: The coverage of image processing concepts which includes,

1. Image Fundamentals 2. MATLAB Basics 3. Gamma Correction & Preprocessing

4. Color Image Processing 5. Image Segmentation Techniques 6. Feature Extraction Techniques

7. Classification The Objective and the learning focus area of the training were as follows:-

Objective: 1. Introduction toMATLAB

2. Image types and formats 3. Working with Images and transformations

4. Working with video 5. Image filtering and morphological operations

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about - 1. Analyze general terminology of digital image processing. 2. Examine various types of images, intensity transformations and spatial filtering

3. Implement image process and analysis algorithms. 4. Apply image processing algorithms in practical applications. 5. Interpret image segmentation and representation techniques.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Workshop was good and the participants learned a lot from the workshop. Faculties learned lot of things by doing experiments in MATLAB tool

Picture of Workshop

WORKSHOP ON DIGITAL IMAGE

PROCESSING

DATE: 2 APRIL MORNING SESSION

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

Workshop on - “DEEP LEARNING”

Date – 2nd-3rd March 2019 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Venue - IBM LAB

Department of CSE and IT organized a Two Days Workshop on Deep Learning on 2nd to 3rd March 2019. It was attended by 20 faculty members. The trainer for the session was Mr. Kamal Kant Verma, Assistant professor in Quantum University Roorkee.The topic was selected

to promote awareness about the contemporary technologies in the IT Industry. The Workshop was aimed to provide opportunities to faculty members for their projects based on research ideas in Deep Learning and their Applications in Image Processing, Natural Language

Processing and other domains. The program also intended to develop the knowledge of participants in simulation with advanced software in the relevant fields of Computer Science.

Topics covered in this workshop were:

1. What Is Deep Learning?

2. Need of Deep Learning in Research Based Project.

3. Uses of Deep Learning Models.

The Objective of the workshop was as follows:

1. To introduce the basics of Deep Learning theory.

2. To provide an overview of the Deep Learning Techniques.

3. To enable the use of the state of the art methods in Deep Learning Techniques.

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about -

1. Basic knowledge of deep learning after attending the workshop.

2. Identifying the deep learning algorithms which are more appropriate for

various types of learning tasks in various domains.

3. Implement deep learning algorithms and solve real-world problems.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Workshop was good and the participants learned a lot from

the workshop

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON

“NATIONAL PROGRAM ON TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED LEARNING”

Date – 18th February 2019 Timings – 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Venue –SEMINAR HALL (105)

A one-day workshop on ‘NPTEL (National Program on Technology Advanced Learning)’

organized successfully at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) situated at Roorkee,

Haridwar National Highway. This workshop was organized jointly by College of

Engineering Roorkee (COER) and IIT Roorkee.

The workshop started with the welcome of the guests by Prof S P Gupta, Director General, COER and Dr. Brij Mohan Singh, Dean (Academics).

Dr. Brij Mohan Singh welcomed all the participants and guests and highlighted the

importance of this workshop. In his welcome address he explained that online learning is

rapidly becoming one of the most cost effective ways to educate the world’s rapidly

expanding workforce. In view of this, a day like today is very important for all of us, as it

provides us the opportunity to learn about NPTEL courses, which are very popular in

technical education fields. He also explained that the aim of this NPTEL Awareness

Workshops is to create maximum awareness among faculties and faculty members about

NPTEL and its various initiatives.

Dr Anita Rawat, Registrar UTU, was then invited to inaugurate the workshop for all

participants. In her address she emphasized on the quality of higher education. This

workshop was organized under the leadership of the Director General, Prof. S.P. Gupta.

The workshop further proceeded with session on NPTEL and its features, NPTEL Online

Certification courses and the concept of NPTEL Local Chapter. Dr. B.K. Gandhi introduces

the concept of NPTEL. He further explained that in 2003, a National Program on

Technology Enhanced Education (NPTEL) was started with seven Indian Institute of

Technology (Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Guwahati and Roorkee) with the

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Now the work is being done in this direction by

developing courses in web / video format in the field of civil engineering, computer

science engineering, electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering

and mechanical engineering.

All online courses are available at - www.nptel.ac.in.

1. There are more than 1000 online courses present today which are web and

video based. Online certification can also be opted by the candidate. These

online certificate courses are certified by IIScs and IITs.

2. Candidates can submit online assignments which will be evaluated by professors

of IIT and IISc. Then candidate can appear for exams in selected cities.

3. NASSCOM (The National Association of Software and Services Companies)

powered by Google provide high quality affordable education at large scale.E-

Verifiable certificates are issued for completion of course

4. Transcripts of video lectures are available. The portal also consists of discussion

forum where a candidate can post your doubts and mostly asked question will be

shown on the portal.

5. He further explained that anyone can get register at any time from any place for

online NPTEL courses.

He, further explained about MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) is free online

courses available for anyone to enroll. MOOCs provide an affordable and flexible way to

learn new skills, advance your career and deliver quality educational experiences at

scale. Dr. Gandhi also introduced about SYAWAM (Study Webs of Active–Learning for

Young Aspiring Minds) portal. He also explained about the new initiative which is taken

in January 2019 regarding online certification courses:

1. A MOU has been signed with AICTE for NPTEL courses.

2. Virtual labs are introduced to provide remote-access to labs in various disciplines

of science and engineering.

3. IISER Pune offered a pilot certification course.

4. Internship for toppers is to be provided. 5. Mobile compatible version of online courses is to be introduced. 6. NPTEL-Industry Association (NIA) Program is started with 19 Industries.

The session then continued with question answer round

Question Answer

Do NPTEL consist of MBA courses also? Yes management available inNPTEL

course are also

How faculty can get involved in creating online courses forNPTEL?

Faculty can send a request to NPTEL. They

will called for a meeting and if approved they can get involved in theOnline courses.

Is there any virtual lab available for

industrial automation?

Yes

What if examination date coincides with

examination date of the

Institution/university?

Two sessions of examinations are available in NPTEL. Candidate can Appear in any one session.

Is there any local chapter in Roorkee? Yes, for Roorkee local chapter, RCP,

Roorkee is the center.

Dr. Nibedita Bisoyi, Coordinator, Roorkee local chapter is then continued with the

session. Mam stated with note that, COER is to be opted as a center for a local chapter

of NPTEL. Mam continues with explaining the benefits of local chapter, which includes

more active participation of faculty and faculties of a college/ institution to get access to

NPTEL online courses. For COER, Dr.B. M Singh, Dean Academics, is chosen as SPOC

(Single Person of Contact). She further elaborated the steps for SPOC registration. All

candidates under local chapter are then required to enroll under a mentor and then

they can get enrolled for the online certification course. The criteria to become active

local chapter are as given below:

1. At least 25 candidates Present for the next exams + have toppers and/or gold

medalists

2. At least 25 candidates Present for the next exams.

3. Less than 25 total candidates present, but has toppers and/or gold medalists

At the end of the program, Mr. Bhupal Arya, Assistant Professor, COER, expressed

gratitude to all participants and delivered vote of thanks. The session concluded with a

memento presentation for the group photograph and lunch break

MORNING SESSIONSPEEKER

Mr. BK GANDHI, 18 February, 2019

18 FEB 2019 EVENING SESSION SPEEKER REGISTRAR UTU Dr. ANITA RAWAT

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON - “DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING”

Date – 11th February 2019 Timings – 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Venue – Computer Centre

Workshop on Digital Image Processing organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on11th Feb 2019, the trainer for the session was Mr. Satendra Kumar Assistant Professor GEU Dehradun. The main objective of this program was to provide

an opportunity to the participants specially faculties of computer science and engineering and information technology to get introduced to the basics of Digital Image Processing. The objective of this training is to provide knowledge in the domain of Image Processing to the

Faculty members, researchers. The topics covered in this workshop were given below:

Topics covered in this workshop were:

1. Image Fundamentals

2. MATLAB Basics

3. Gamma Correction & Preprocessing

4. Color Image Processing

5. Image SegmentationTechniques

6. Feature ExtractionTechniques

7. Classification

Objective: 1. To learn the fundamental concepts of Digital Image Processing

2. To Study basic image processing operations.

3. To understand basic image processing operations.

4. To expose participants to current applications in the field of DIP

5. Image filtering and Morphological Operations

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about -

1. To analyze general terminology of digital image processing.

2. Examine various types of images, intensity transformations and spatial filtering

3. Interpret image compression standards.

4. Apply image processing algorithms in practical applications.

5. Interpret image segmentation and representation techniques.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Workshop was good and the participants learned a lot from

the workshop. The overall feedback of the workshop was between 80-90% given by the

participants.

Picture of Workshop:

WORKSHOP ON “DIGITAL IMAGE

PROCESSING” 11 Feb 2019

February 11, 2019

WORKSHOP ON – DIGITAL

IMAGE PROCESSING, 11 Feb ,

2019

Three Days Workshop on Impact of Heartfulness Meditation on Inner

Development through Yogic Techniques

Objective:Heartfulness meditation is a simple and practical way to experience

balance, peace and well-being. It helps us relax and feel the lightness and joy of our true nature.

Course Duration:Three Days

Venue : Seminar Hall, CE-105

Date : 1st July, 2019 – 3rd July, 2019

Time : 9: 30 AM – 10: 30 AM, All to be present by 9: 15 AM

Trainers:Mrs. Chhavi Sisodia & Dr. Sushma Viladkar

Heartfulness Institute, Kanha Shanti Vanam, Hyderabad

Outcome:

The effect of cleaning and meditation on BP(S) was significant with values

at end of the session being lower than baseline values.

Overall, Heartfulness processes of cleaning and meditation had a positive

effect on sympathovagal balance.

Meditation was found to be as effective to treat anxiety and

depression as antidepressant drug therapy.

Meditation helps reduce symptoms of panic disorder

Meditation increases grey matter concentration in the brain

REPORT

ON

FIVE DAY ONLINE FDP ON

INDUSTRY 4.0

Under the aegis of

TEQIP-III

Uttarakhand Technical University Dehradun

Organized By

College of Engineering Roorkee

July 25, 2020

REPORT ON FIVE DAY FDP NAME OF THE PROGRAM Five day FDP on Industry 4.0

PLATFORM USED GOOGLE MEET

ORGANIZED BY COE, COER

DATE 20-24 July, 2020

DURATION 5 days

NO OF STUDENTS & FACULTY

PARTICIPATED

115

1. OBJECTIVE

This FDP course is designed to offer learners an introduction to Industry 4.0 (or the Industrial Internet),

its applications in the business world. Learners will gain deep insights into how smartness is being

harnessed from data and appreciate what needs to be done in order to overcome some of the challenges.

1. Understand the drivers and enablers of Industry 4.0 along with smart manufacturing techniques

2. Appreciate the smartness in Smart Factories, Smart cities, smart products

3. Able to outline the various systems used in a manufacturing plant and their role in an Industry 4.0

world using the toos LABVIEW

4. Appreciate the power of Cloud Computing in a networked economy and smart supply chain

5. Understand the opportunities, challenges brought about by Industry 4.0 and how organizations and

individuals should prepare to reap the benefits and various cloud service availbel like aws to implement

the Industry 4.0 applications

2. COURSE CONTENT:

Day-01:

• Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) – A ‘G’ Approach • Industry 4.0 - WHAT? WHY? WHERE? • Key

Technologies behind Industry 4.0 • Convergence of Operational Technology (OT) and Information

Technology (IT) • Addressing the Key Challenges and solutions of Industry 4.0 using Graphical Platform •

Hands-on Graphical Platform: A System Design Tool - LabVIEW

Day-02:

• Technological trends of Industry 4.0: Connectivity, Intelligence and Flexible Automation • Heart of

Industry 4.0: IoT & IIoT • Preparing your assets and converting them into THINGS/EDGES of IIoT using

System Design Tool • Connect Anything to System Design Tool – Discovering the Possibility • Hands-on

Hardware Interface to add SENSE’s

Day-03:

• Hands-on IIoT – Defining Local Network • Control Things using Mobile Devices in the Local Network •

Role of Cloud Computing in Industry 4. 0 • Preparing the Manufacturing Unit to connect to the Global

Network / Cloud • Hands-on Cloud Computing – Passive Cloud • Smart Supply Chain

Day-04:

• Industry 4.0 and Data Analytics • Role of Artificial Intelligence in 4IR and its Building Blocks • Hands-

on Artificial Intelligence using Graphical Platform • Hand-on Machine Learning Toolkit and LabVIEW

Day-05:

• Advanced Robotics and Smart Factory • Actuate the Arm’s using Graphical Code and SoM • Hands-on

Advanced Robotics using System Design Tool • How Augmented Reality (AR) and Digital Twins are

driving the Automotive & Aviation Industry in the Field of Digital Manufacturing? • Case Studies and Q &

A Discussion • Applications of AWS in IIOT

3.DETAILED REPORT

Day 1: Monday July 20, 2020 6:00 PM -8:15 PM

In the Inaugural session of 5 day FDP on Industry 4.0 Mr. B.D.Patel Convener of the FDP welcomed and

Introduced the guest speaker Mr. VASANTH KUMAR V Assistant Manager, VI Solutions, Bangalore to the

participants. Mr. Vasanth Kumar V has the rich industrial experience of implementing Industry 4.0 enabling

technologies using Graphical platforms. An engineering graduate of electronics domain regularly gives talks on

industry 4.0 related technologies.

In the expert talk, Mr. Vasanth kumar V talks on Fourth industrial revolution he then discussed about what is

industry 4.0 and why it is needed. He then discussed about key technologies behind industry 4.0. he also

discussed the key challenges and solutions of Industry 4.0 using graphical platform. In this session Mr. Vasanth

kumar V demonstrated the LabView frontend and back panel design for putting the signal sensed through the

simulation onto the passive cloud for monitoring purpose. The google firebase cloud service has been used for

displaying the data. then Mr. Vasant V gave demonstration on the Labview how to retrieve the data from the

firebase cloud and which links to be copied from the firebase cloud and important thing was to change the type

of link into JSON file format.

Day 2: Tuesday July 21, 2020 6:00 PM -8:00 PM

In the next day also Mr. Vasanth kumar V, Assistant Maager, VI solutions, Bangalore give the expert talk on

Technological trends of Industry 4.0. he discussed about the connectivity, Intelligence and flexible automation

then he talked about the IOT and Industrial IOT. He also discussed about how to prepare the assets and convert

them into THINGS/EDGES of Industrial IOT using System design tool. At the end of session he discussed

about addSense. In this session Mr. Vasanth kumar V demonstrated the LabView frontend and back panel

design for putting the signal sensed through the simulation onto the active cloud for monitoring purpose. The

SystemLink cloud service has been used for displaying the data. then Mr. Vasant V gave demonstration on the

Labview how to retrieve the data from the firebase cloud and which links to be copied from the firebase cloud

and important thing was to change the type of link into JSON file format. In this demonstration he showed how

the data representation can be changed from digital stream to percentage format.

Day 3: Wednesday July 22, 2020 5:30 PM -8:30 PM

In the first session of day 3 Mr. Jeejesh Kumar, Senior Applications Engineer, VI Solutions, Bangalore

delivered his talk on Industry 4.0. he first define what is local network and how to control the things using

mobile devices in the local network. He demonstrated the IIoT Concept through the datadashboard app of

labview for displaying the data onto mobile devices.

In the another session on the same day Mr. Akash Pushkar , Data Scientist, Accenture AI, Banglore talked

about role of Intelligent Supply Chain , one of the important Industry 4.0 enabling technologies in the

manufacturing Industry. He talked on the various phases of the supply chain system and how AI I helping in the

optimization and cost saving and ultimately the profit to the industry by implementing the smart technologies.

Day 4: Thursday July 23, 2020 6:00 PM -8:00 PM

The fourth day session is taken by Mr. Suresh V,Senior Applications Engineer ,VI Solutions, Bangalore . in his

talk he discussed about Industry 4.0 and Data Analytics. He also discussed the role of Artificial Intelligence in

industry 4.0 and its Building blocks. He also done some hands on practice on Artificial intelligence using

graphical platform and at the end he discussed about the machine learning toolkit and labview.

Day 5: Friday July 24, 2020 6:00 PM -9:00 PM

The fifth and last day first session is also taken by Mr. Suresh V, Senior Applications Engineer, VI Solutions,

Bangalore. He discussed about the advanced robotics and smart factory then he discussed how to actuate the

Arm using graphical code and SoM he also did some hands on practice on advanced robotics using system

design tool. Discussed about Augmented Reality (AR). he discussed the various aspects of augmented reality

and in the end he discusses some case studies and then participants asked some questions related to augmented

reality.

In the second session Mr. Binit Kumar, CEO, Morling Global Pvt. Ltd., Noida talked on applications of AWS

in IoT. He demonstrated the project on real time temperature measurement and its display on the cloud through

AWS Things speak service. For sensing the temperature sensor is used and its input is given to the respbery pi

processor and the he explains the program written in python for converting the raw date to digital value and

then its connectivity on the cloud.

Aftr Q& A Session one of the participant Mr Girish Mishra gave his feedback on the five day FDP

Vote of Thanks was given by Mr. B D Patel, who thanked Speakers, participants, and faculty members for

active participation. All participants awarded the certificate at the end of the webinar through Email.

4. Video Recording Link of the Sessions

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-JrCppNZAwC4hZs8Gu1jmLSJ-KLt7JHo/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LDcTqKsJiCGyqSW5un_wwvVf2dGUsGDr/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EnGCn9uXhOh2H0-

TDM49hWWTwLTL8z3q/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AkLVrZc55De3zd5ttd-ICJgHXuqewuQh/view?usp=drivesdk

5. Learning Outcome of the FDP

1. The outcome of the first day session we came to know about what industry 4.0 and about

applications of Lab view software's and NI hardware in Industry 4.0 applications

implementation

2. The outcome of the second day session we came to know about technological trends of

industry 4.0, difference between IoT and IIoT, preparing our assets and converting them

into things of IIoT using system design tool, connecting anything to System Design tool and

hands on hardware interface to add sensors.

3. The outcome of the third day session we came to know about the definition of local

network, controlling things using mobile devices in the local network, Cloud computing

role in industry 4.0, Preparing the manufacturing unit to connect to the cloud and hands on

Cloud computing

4. The outcome of the fourth day session we came to know about the industry 4.0 and Data

Analytics, Role of Artificial Intelligence and it's building blocks, Hands on Artificial

intelligence using Graphical platform and Hands-on Machine learning tool kit and Lab Vie

5. The outcome of the fifth day session we came to know about the advanced Robotics and

Smart Factory, Actuate the Arm's using Graphical code and SoM, Hands on Advanced

Robotics using System Design Tool, AR and Digital twins in Automative and Aviation

Industry, AWS in IoT and Intelligent Supply chain

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON RECOGNITION AND

TROUBLE SHOOTING OF COMPUTER

HARDWARE

Session: 2019-20

Date: 23 July 2019 Time: 1 pm-4 pm

Venue: Computer Centre-3

Trainer: Mr. Priyavarat Sarkar

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“Recognition and troubleshooting of computer hardware”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this program was to enhance computer hardware knowledge of staff

members.

To make them familiar with CPU, RAM, ROM, Hard disk, UPS etc.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: They will be able to recognize basic various hardware components of computer.

They will also be able to test the functionality of various components of

computer.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused onto enhances computer hardware knowledge of staff

members and to make them familiar with CPU, RAM, ROM, Hard disk, UPS etc. The

experts were well versed and detailed in their respective lectures. The staff members

enjoyed the program and enhanced their computer skills.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPH

18 FEB 2019 EVENING SESSION SPEEKER

REGISTRAR UTU Dr. ANITA RAWAT

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON MOTIVATIONAL AND

LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

Session: 2018-19

Date: 10 June 2019

Time: 2 pm-3 pm

Venue: HPC Lab

Trainer: Mr. K.R. Answari

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“Motivational and Leadership qualities”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this program was to boost the morale of staff members.

To develop the sense of ownership among them.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: They will get confidence towards their work.

They will be able to work with their authority.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused onto boost the morale of the staff members and also to

develop the sense of ownership among them the experts were well versed and detailed in

their respective lectures. The staff members enjoyed the program and enhanced their

leadership qualities.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHS

ONLINE FDP ON SELF-CONFIGURED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK Date: 30 July – 3 Aug 2018

Platform Used: Internet

No. of Participants: 11

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The FDP was started with the introduction from all the nodal center coordinators. After the introduction

sessions were started.

Session 1 : - Introduced about self configured

wireless networkgbee

Speaker:- Dr. Kanika Sharma

Session 2 : - Gave very good knowledge about

VAN: issues and challenges

Speaker:- Dr. Rakesh

Session 3 : - Got knowledge of Zigbee

Speaker:- Dr. Sandeep

Session 4 : - Issues in wireless Adhoc network

Speaker:- Dr. C. Ramakrishana

Session 5 :Elobrated nicely on monitoring

Environment and Agriculture

Speaker:- Dr. Baban Kumar

Session 6 : - Introduced about configuration

and implementation using sensenuts

Speaker:-Rajeshwar Singh from Eigen

Technology

Session 7 : - Gave very good details about

wireless sensor network

Speaker:-Kapil Bhutani from Telcocrates

LEARNING OUTCOMES: Overall it was a good platform to learn various wireless sensor networks

for industrial automation and green energy.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPH

Online FDP on Self-Configured Wireless Sensor Network

Date: 30 July – 3 Aug 2020

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON - “ETHICAL HACKING AND INFORMATION SECURITY”

Date – 12th -13th December, 2018 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Venue – IBM LAB

A two days’ Workshop on Ethical Hacking and Information Security was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 12th December 2018

to 13th December 2018.It was attended by 30 faculty members. The trainer for the session was Mr. Ravindra Kumar CETPA InfoTech Roorkee.

The topic was selected so as to promote awareness in the contemporary technologies in

the IT Industry. The workshop is targeted for faculties of Computer Science and

Information Technology. However, people with an IT background who need an

introduction to security technologies will also benefit from the workshop. A working

knowledge of computer and its applications is essential.

Topics that were covered in this workshop: 1. Motivation for security

2. Tools and techniques used by adversaries to gather information and launch

attacks.

3. Virus protection, secured credit card and bank transactions, Wireless security

4. Computer Forensics, Identity theft and protection, Anti-phishing and biometric

security Case studies from security practices in real world scenarios

Details of Workshop:

Objective:

1. Provide overview of Internet Security

2. To familiarize about the anti-virus, anti-spam and anti-spyware tools currently available

3. To learn the latest Internet security techniques, firewalls etc.

4. To provide a basic knowledge of ethical hacking

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about –

1. Basics of Internet & network tools

2. Learned to identify Internet fraud & be secured.

3. Learned principles of computer forensics & biometric security

4. Learned the design techniques for security.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Workshop was good and the participants learned a lot from the workshop

Pictures of Workshop:

WORKSHOP ON ETHICAL HACKING

MORNING SESSION 12 Dec, 2018

WORKSHOP ON ETHICAL HACKING

EVENING SESSION 13 Dec, 2018

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

Workshop on NBA – Outcome Based Education

Date – 17th-18th August 2018 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Venue – Computer Centre

Workshop on NBA- Outcome Based Education was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 17th to 18th August 2018 under the aegis of TEQIP-III. It was attended by 30 faculty members. The keynote Speakers for the session were Dr,

S.B Deosarkar, Dr. SanjeevSofat, and Dr. GL Pahuja.

1. The workshop was started at 10:30 AM with the arrival of Dr.Anita Rawat,

Registrar Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun.

2. Dr.S.B. Deosarkar, Professor Dr. Baba Sahib Amedkar University, Dr. Sanjeev

Sofat, Professor PEC University and Dr.G.L. Pahuja, Professor, NIT Kurukshetra

were there in the workshop as our guests and speakers.

3. Maj. Gen. (Dr) Om Prakash Soni, Director General COER welcomed the guests

and then inaugurated the workshop by delivering his address. Dr.Anita Rawat

addressed the audience and told us about TEQIP as an initiative taken by the

university.

4. After tea break, at 11:30AM session 1 started and in this session our speaker

Prof. Sanjeev Sofat delivered his lecture on why NBA is important, why it is

required and what comes under NBA.

5. After lunch break, at 2:30PM session 2 started, In this session Dr.S.B. Deosarkar

continued with NBA accreditation, its rules to apply for accreditation. He told us

when an institute can apply for it and also why it is important.

6. At 4:00PM our third speaker delivered his lecture with some more points on NBA

accreditation.

Content: NBA-Outcome Based Education

Objective:

The objective of this workshop was to familiarize participants with the concept of Program

Educational Objectives and Outcomes and develop a competency in them to formulate objectives and outcomes of different courses.

Outcome:

Participants gained knowledge about - 1. How to prepare PEOS 2. How to maintain academic records

3. Knowledge to understand , define & apply POs and Cos in detail

Conclusion:

Given the details about –How to apply for NBA Accreditation, How to prepare documents,

How to keep records. Everything was properly discussed.

Workshop on NBA Outcome

Base Education , 17 Aug, 2018

Felicitation OF GUEST

18 Aug, 2018

Pictures of Workshop:

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON “CLOUD COMPUTING”

Date – 11th May, 2018 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Venue – Computer Centre

Workshop on Cloud Computing was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 11th May 2018. It was attended by 30 faculty members. It was also open for the students. The trainer for the session was Dr. Saurav Singh, Associate

Professor – MIET, Meerut.

This Workshop provided an opportunity to the participants specially faculty members of

computer science and engineering and information technology to get Hands-on

knowledge on Cloud Computing. The objective of this training was to provide knowledge

about the Cloud Computing, types of Cloud Computing, public, and private and hybrid and

how to bifurcate among public, private and hybrid. Speaker also discussed about the open

source technology, how innovation tales place in open source technology.

Topics that were covered in this workshop:

The coverage of image processing concepts which includes,

1. Introduction to cloud computing

2. Virtualization

3. Open Source Cloud Implementation and Administration

4. Cloud Deployment Techniques

5. Security & Architecture for Cloud Application

6. Cloud Programming

7. Risks of Cloud Computing and related costs

8. AAA Administration for clouds

9. Mobile Cloud Computing

Objective: 1. To be aware of the role of data storage and cloud computing in the field of IT,

and its applications.

2. To provides the information about the current technology, future technology

3. How to prepare for the upcoming challenges in the IT field

4. To understand the architecture of cloud computing

5. To understand Cloud computing Services- AaaS, IaaS,PaaS

Outcome:

After successfully attending the workshop, participants learned about-

1. Articulate the main concepts, key technologies, strengths, and limitations of cloud

computing and the possible applications for state-of-the-art cloud computing.

2. Identify the architecture and infrastructure of cloud computing, including SaaS,

PaaS, IaaS, public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, etc.

3. Explain the core issues of cloud computing such as security, privacy, and

interoperability.

4. Choose the appropriate technologies, algorithms, and approaches for the related

issues.

5. Identify problems, and explain, analyze, and evaluate various cloud computing

solutions.

6. Provide the appropriate cloud computing solutions and recommendations

according to the applications used.

7. Attempt to generate new ideas and innovations in cloud computing.

Conclusion:

As per discussion and feedback taken from faculties, the lecture was very much interesting. The presentation was very acceptable with respect to audience and the success percentage was 80% to 90%. The feedback had been taken on various topics related to Information Technology, about the contents, interaction and overall

satisfactory.

CLOUD COMPUTING

WORKSHOP EVENING SESSION

11 May, 2018

Picture of Workshop :

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON YOGA WORKSHOP FOR YOGA DAY CELEBRATION

Session: 2017-18

Date: 18- 20 June 2018 Time: 9.15 am- 10.15 am

Venue: Auditorium

Trainer: Mr. Amit Dhiman

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“Yoga Workshop for yoga Day celebration”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this workshop was to familiar them about the yoga benefits.

To prepare them to participate in yoga day celebration.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: They will be able to practice yoga at their homes.

They will also be able to reduce their stress by practicing yoga regularly.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused on familiar them about the yoga benefits and their

participation in yoga day celebration. The experts were well versed and detailed in their

respective lectures. The staff members enjoyed the program and enhanced their computer

skills.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON SYSTEM UPGRADATION AND SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Session: 2018-19

Date: 21 July 2018 Time: 10 am-1 pm

Venue: Computer Centre-3

Trainer: Mr. Sharad Kumar Singh

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“System up gradation and Software installation”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this program was to enhance computer skills of staff members.

To make them familiar with software.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: They will be able to modify basic functions and components of computer.

They will also be able to install/uninstall various software of lab requirement.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused onto enhances computer skills of staff members and to

make them familiar with computer software. The experts were well versed and detailed

in their respective lectures. The staff members enjoyed the program and enhanced their

computer skills.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHS

SYSTEM UPGRADATION AND SOFTWARE INSTALLATION, Date : 21 July 2018, Computer Center 3

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON COMMUNICATION SKILLS

ENHANCEMENT

Session: 2018-19

Date: 6-7 Aug 2018

Time: 9.30 am-11.30 am

Venue: Computer Centre-3

Trainer: Dr. Pinki Chugh

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“Communication Skill Enhancement”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this program is to provide the knowledge about basic communication

skills.

To familiar the staff members with basic formatting and writing skills of

professional applications and office letters.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: Staff members will be able to format professional applications and official letters.

Staff members will be able to write professional applications and official letters.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused on Basic communication skills like application, letter

writing and formatting. The experts were well versed and detailed in their respective

lectures. The staff members enjoyed the program and enhanced their basic

communication skills of application and letter formatting and writing.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHS

COMMUNICATION SKILLS ENHANCEMENT, 6-7 Aug, 2018 Computer Centre 3

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM ON MOTIVATIONAL AND

LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

Session: 2018-19

Date: 10 June 2019

Time: 2 pm-3 pm

Venue: HPC Lab

Trainer: Mr. K.R. Answari

ET Department, as part of Professional Development Programs in every semester

organized a professional development Program for ET department, staff members titled

“Motivational and Leadership qualities”.

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this program was to boost the morale of staff members.

To develop the sense of ownership among them.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: They will get confidence towards their work.

They will be able to work with their authority.

CONCLUSION: The program primarily focused onto boost the morale of the staff members and also to

develop the sense of ownership among them the experts were well versed and detailed in

their respective lectures. The staff members enjoyed the program and enhanced their

leadership qualities.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHS

MOTIVATIONAL AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES, 10-6-2019, HPC Lab, COER

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology WORKSHOP ON “COMPUTER HARDWARE & SOFTWARE”

Date – 13th July, 2018 Timings – 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Venue –IBM Lab

Details of Workshop: Department of CSE and IT organized a workshop on “COMPUTER HARDWARE & SOFTWARE”

on 13th, July 2018. It was attended by 10 staff members. The trainers for the session were Mr. Sharad Kumar Singh, Assistant Professor in department of CSE/IT & Mr. Ravi Kumar Assistant Professor in department of CSE/IT COER, Roorkee. The Objective and the learning focus area of the training were as

follows:- 1. Training on Software installation and basic Hardware Troubleshooting

2. To understand how to install software related to various departmental labs and basic

troubleshooting.

3. How to identify computer hardware problems and resolve the problem by changing and

updating the hardware devices and software’s.

4. Software Installation.

5. Computer Hardware Assembly.

6. How to troubleshot basic computer hardware faults.

7. How to install Operation System.

Outcome: Staff members gained knowledge about - 1. Various key points of software installation. 2. Basics of computer hardware troubleshooting.

3. Knowledge assembly of PC, and configuration of networking devices.

Conclusion: The overall experience of the workshop was good and the participants

learned a lot from the workshop.

Event Picture:

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

FIVE DAY WORKSHOP ON IBM CLOUD COMPUTING/BLUE MIX

Date – 3rd -7th January 2017 Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Venue – IBM LAB

Workshop on Cloud computing was jointly organized by College of Engineering Roorkee (COER)and IBM Noida from 3rd January- 7th January 2017. It was attended by 20 faculty

members. The trainer for the session was Mr. MANI from IBM Noida. In this workshop experts were called to discuss concept of cloud computing and services

provided by cloud computing. The architecture of cloud computing were discussed by the

experts.

Topics that were covered in this workshop:

1. What Is Cloud computing?

2. Need of Cloud computing.

3. Uses of Cloud computing.

4. Structure of Cloud computing

Objective:

1. Expand the knowledge of Cloud computing.

2. To understand the Architecture of Cloud computing.

3. To understand all services provided by cloud computing (IAAS, PAAS, SAAS,etc.) Outcome:

1. After this workshop faculties were exposure about Cloud Computing concepts.

2. Participants got knowledge about Cloud Architecture.

3. Participants got an idea about how Cloud computing services like IAAS, PAAS, and SAASwork

Conclusion:

As per the feedback received from participants the overall experience of the workshop was

good and the participants learned various aspects of Cloud computing from the workshop.

Workshop pictures:

Five Day Cloud Computing Workshop

Five Day Cloud Computing Workshop

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

FIVE DAY WORKSHOP ON “BIG DATA OPTIMIZATION”

Date – 9th to 13th January, 2017 Timings – 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Venue – IBM LAB

Workshop on Big Data Optimization was jointly organized by College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) and IBM Noida 9th January 2017- 13th January2017 .It was attended by 20 faculty members. The

trainer for the session was Mr. K.L Raju, Trainer IBM Noida. In this workshop expert were called to discuss concept of Big Data.

Topics that were covered in this workshop:

1. Four stages in data analysis pipeline.

2. Architecture of HADOOP –hdfs, map reduces and sparks.

3. How spark has taken over mapreduce.

4. How spark can be installed on windows/Linux and run spark program using Python/java

5. Batch processing v/s stream processing

6. Running of spark examples using spy spark

Various real time applications of big data in industry and what are the challenges in

their analysis were discussed in the workshop.

Objective: 1. The basics of HADOOP, Map reduce, Pig Latin (the coding language)

2. Introduction of Big Data handling tools

3. The basics of Analytics – Concepts , Data preparation – merging, managing missing numbers sampling , Data visualization, Basic statistics

4. Lots of practice to ensure that we are very comfortable handling an Analytics project on Big Data.

Outcome:

After successfully attending the workshop, participants learned about- 1. Applying Big Data tools like Hbase to work with Big Data.

2. Faculties got knowledge about Big Data visualization techniques for knowledge

representation.

The goal of workshop was to provide insights about big data and related technologies.

The workshop was started with basics about big data and discussed related case

studies. Later on, interactive practical sessions were demonstrated like HADOOP, Map-

reduce, Hive, HBASE and Mongo DB. The topics of the workshop were very new and

well in demand in the industries. The students can use the concepts learned during the

workshop to start their research activities or projects related to the big data.

Various real time applications of big data in industry and what are the current

challenges were discussed in the workshop.

Conclusion:

The overall experience of the Workshop was good and the participants learned a lot from the workshop.

FIVE DAY WORKSHOP ON

“BIG DATA OPTIMIZATION”

Three Days Training Program On

Self-Development Training Program on Relaxation and Meditation through Heartfulness

Organized By

Department of Electrical Engineering, COER,

Objective:Heartfulness meditation is a simple heart-

based meditation practice aimed at achieving a state of balance of

mind. We hypothesize that this technique could assist participants

in coping with work place stress, decrease burnout, improve

emotional wellness and increase telomere length.Heartfulness

meditation is a self-development tools appropriate for modern

lifestyles and people from all walks of life.

Course Duration:Three Days

Venue :Seminar Hall, CE-105

Date : 28th January, 2017 to 1st February, 2017

Time :9: 30 AM – 10: 30 AM

Trainers: Mrs. Chhavi Sisodia & Dr. Sushma Viladkar

Heartfulness Institute, Kanha Shanti Vanam, Hyderabad

Outcome:

Heartfulness Meditation improves your focus, attention, and ability to work

under stress.

Heartfulness Meditation improves information processing and decision-

making.

Heartfulness Meditation gives mental strength, resilience and emotional

intelligence.

Heartfulness Meditation practices decreases depression.

Heartfulness Meditation increases the ability to keep focus in spite of

distractions.

Heartfulness Meditation improves learning, memory and self-awareness.

Heartfulness Meditation rapid memory recall.

Heartfulness Meditation improves visuospatial processing and working

memory.

Heartfulness Meditation prepares you to deal with stressful events.

Heartfulness Meditation increases awareness of your unconscious mind.

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology WORKSHOP ON

“BASIC NETWORK TROUBLESHOOTING (LAN /WAN)” Date – 3rd August, 2017 Timings – 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Venue -Computer Centre Details of Workshop: Department of CSE and IT organized a Workshop on “BASIC NETWORK TROUBLESHOOTING (LAN /WAN)” on 3rd, Aug 2017. It was attended by 8 staff members. The trainer for the session was Mr. Priyabrat, Network Administrator in department of CSE/IT COER, Roorkee.

The Objective and the learning focus area of the training were as follows:- 1. To provide hands on training on beginner level LAN/WAN troubleshooting.

2. Understand the basics of LAN/WAN for fast troubleshooting of network related problems

to save time.

3. Introduction to various tools available in college to solve problems related to LAN/WAN. 4. Introduction to LAN/WAN and how it works.

5. How to troubleshot basic LAN/WAN faults.

6. Basic WI FI router settings.

7. How troubleshoot LAN problems.

Outcome: Staff members gained knowledge about - 1. Local Area Network - LAN & Wide Ares Network – WAN and its physical layout. 2. Basic tools/methods to troubleshoot various basic LAN/WAN problems. 3. How to setup WIFI routers by its own skills learned in the workshop.

Conclusion: The overall experience of the Lecture was good and the participants learned a

lot from the lecture. Staff members of CS/IT/EN/IT/ME/CE got knowledge about basic tools/methods to troubleshoot various basic LAN/WAN problems.

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WORKSHOP ON “Efficient Energy Generation and Utilization in Uttarakhand”

Date: Date: 10-12March 2016

Timings: 2pm to 3pm

Venue: Conference Hall, Administrative block, COER, Roorkee

o Trainer: Prof. R P Saini, IIT Roorkee

o Prof M.P. Sharma, IIT Roorkee

o Prof N.P Padhy, IIT Roorkee

o Prof Xiaolei Zhang, Queen’s University, UK

o DrMayank Kumar, University of Alberta, Canada

Description of the program:

Objective: Objective of the workshop is to aware the students and faculty members about

the recent development of renewable energy.

Outcomes: After the workshop the faculty members and students were having a

background of the renewable energy resources.

Conclusion: The workshop was helpful for the participants to understand concept of

renewable energy resources. Irrespective of any specific branch, renewable course helps

all the fields of Engineering. All the participants were very happy to learn new

technologies and promise to continue learning on the above-mentioned technologies

wherever they got the opportunity.

Topics covered: Biomass and bioenergy and solar energy.

Conclusion: After the workshop the faculty members and students were having a

background of the renewable energy resources.

Day 1 activities:

Inauguration

Guest lectures by Dr. RP Saini and Dr. M.P. Sharma

Day 2 Activities:

Guest lecturers (through Skype) by Dr.XiaoleiZhang andDr.Mayank Kumar

Day 3 Activities:

Guest Lecture by Dr. N.P. Padhy

Valedictory function

Attendees: EN, CE and ME faculty members and students of COER and other institute of

Uttarakhand (around 300 participants)

Photograph with date and caption

EEGUU-2016 Inauguration ceremony (10 March 2016)

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING”

Date – 15th February, 2016-16thFebruary 2016

Timings – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Venue– Computer Centre

Workshop on Artificial intelligence and machine learning was organized by Department of CSE

and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 15th February 2016 to 16th February 2016 .The trainers for the session were Ms. Divya Mishra, Assistant Professor COER Roorkee and Mr. Mohit Mittal Assistant Professor COER Roorkee The main objective of the event was to

introduce the basic concept of AI and ML.

The speaker started the workshop by introducing the term Artificial Intelligence as the term capable of building machines or computers that can enhance logical operations. How AI

systems have the ability to execute tasks naturally associated with human intelligence, like speech recognition, decision-making, visual Perception and translating languages.

Machine Learning is the core subarea of artificial intelligence. It makes computers get

into a self-learning mode without explicit programming. When fed new data, these

computers learn, grow, change, and develop by themselves.

The main objective of the event is to enhance the skills of the faculties in different

domains as discussed above. The event consists of two domains such as Artificial

Intelligence, Machine Learning. The long term expected result of the training program is

to become familiar with upcoming technologies and develop end product by applying

these technologies. During this training faculty of computer science and information

technology were trained. The training consists of the two modules with four practical

sessions.

TRAINING MODULES

1. Artificial Intelligence

2. Machine Learning

OBJECTIVE

The objective of this workshop is to get new technologies familiarized with faculties so that

they can learn the current technologies and can teach these new technologies to the

students and students can learn these new technologies and apply for solving real time

problems.

PRACTICAL SESSIONS

1. Study of Simulations Tools like, Python, Spyder etc.

2. Study of Python libraries

3. Hands of execution of programs on these tools

4. Understanding the outcome of the practical work

PARTICIPANTS

All Faculty Members of Department of Computer Science and Information Technology,COER

Roorkee

DAY ONE PROGRAM -

Module1 : Artificial Intelligence

Day one consists of Module1 named Artificial Intelligence. The Trainer of the day was

Mrs. Divya Mishra Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology, COER,

Roorkee.

Objective of Module 1 :

1. The objective of the course is to present an overview of artificial intelligence (AI)

principles and approaches.

2. Develop a basic understanding of the building blocks of AI as presented in terms

of intelligent agents: Search, Knowledge representation, inference, logic, and

learning.

3. To have an understanding ofthe basic issues of knowledge representation and

blind and heuristic search, as well as an understanding of other topics such as

minimax, resolution etc.

4. To have a basic understanding of some of the more advanced topics of AI such

aslearning, natural language processing, agents and robotics, expert systems,

and planning.

Outcomes of Module 1 :

Upon successful completion of this course student will:

1. We will be able to design a knowledge based system,

2. We will be familiar with terminology used in AI

3. We have read and analyzed important historical and current trends of artificial

intelligence.

4. Apply high level topics of AI such as natural language processing, neural network to

develop the real time project.

DAY TWO PROGRAM -

Module2: Machine Learning Day two consists of Module 2named Machine Learning. The Trainer of the day was Mr.

Mohit Mittal Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

COERRoorkee

Objective of Module 2 :

1. Basic machine learning concepts and examples.

2. Nearest-neighbor algorithms.

3. On-line learning (Halving, Weighted Majority, Perceptron, and Window).

4. Basic understanding of classification algorithm such as Support vector machines, Decision trees, Ensemble methods (Boosting, Bagging), Bayesian inference.

5. Understanding of Logistic regression, Linear Regression

6. Understanding of clustering methods such as k-mean, k-medoid algorithm

etc.

Outcomes of Module 2 :

1. Apply the concept of supervised and unsupervised machine learning algorithm.

2. Applying basic machine learning algorithm such as linear regression for prediction problems

3. Use machine learning classifiers to prepare projects on recognition system such as Human Activity Recognition etc.

4. Use machine learning algorithms to prepare recommendation system projects.

5. Use machine learning clustering to solve unsupervised problems.

6. Apply basic concept of Reinforcement learning

Workshop pictures :

WORKSHOP ON “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND

MACHINE LEARNING”

15 -16 February 2016

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology

WORKSHOP ON

“DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING AND WEB DESIGNING”

Date – 4th to 5th February, 2016 Timings – 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Venue – Computer Centre

Workshop on Digital Image Processing and Web Designing was organized by Department of CSE and IT at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) on 4th February 2016- to 5th February

2016 The trainer for the session was Dr.B.M Singh, Associate Professor and Mr. Dhaneswar Kumar, Assistant Professor at COER Roorkee.

The Field of image processing is continually evolving. During the past five years, there has

been a significant increase in the level of interest in image morphology, neural networks, full-

color image processing, image data compression, image recognition, and knowledge-based

image analysis systems.

Web design is the process of creating websites. It encompasses several different aspects,

including webpage layout, content production, and graphic design. While the terms web

design and web development is often used inter changeably, web design is technically a

subset of the broader category of web development.

The main objective of the event is to enhance the skills of the faculties in different domains

as discussed above. The event consists of two domains such as Digital Image Processing and

Web Technology.

The long term expected result of the training program is to become familiar with upcoming

technologies and develop end product by applying these technologies. During this training

faculty of computer science and information technology were trained. The training consists of

the two modules with four practical sessions.

TRAINING MODULES

1. Digital Image Processing

2. Web Designing

OBJECTIVE

The objective of this workshop is to get new technologies familiarized with faculties so

that they can learn the current technologies and can teach these new technologies to the

students and students can learn these new technologies and apply for solving real time

problems.

PRACTICAL SESSIONS

1. Study of Simulations Tools like, MATLAB

2. Study of Computer Vision and Image processing toolbox

3. Hands on execution of programs on the systems.

4. Understanding the outcome of the practical work

PARTICIPANTS

All faculty members of Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, COER

Roorkee

DAY ONE PROGRAM

Module1: Digital Image Processing Day one consists of Module1 named Digital Image Processing. The Trainer of day one

was Dr. B.M. Singh Associate Professor Department of Computer Science and

Engineering, COER Roorkee

Objective of Module 1

1. Analyze general terminology of digital image processing.

2. Describe and explain basic principles of digital image processing.

3. Design and implement algorithms that perform basic image processing

4. Design and implement algorithms for advanced image analysis (e.g. image

compression, images segmentation).

5. Assess the performance of image processing algorithms andsystems.

Outcomes of Module 1

1. Examine various types of images, applying preprocessing, intensity

transformations and spatial filtering.

2. Apply the learned techniques for noise removal and image enhancement.

3. Develop Fourier transform for image processing in frequency domain.

4. Evaluate the methodologies for image segmentation, restoration etc.

5. Apply image processing algorithms in practical application.

DAY TWO PROGRAM

Module2: Day two consists of Module 2 named Web Designing. The Trainer of day two was Mr.

Dhaneshwar Kumar Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology, COER

Roorkee

Objective of Module2

1. To understand and get familiar with facts and terminologies related to Web development and have glimpse of web technologies being used by top websites in

the world. 2. To understand the designing part of web development and open the gate for

creativity in web designing.

3. Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, PHP etc

4. Understating of user interface, site structure, navigation, layout, colors, fonts, and imagery

5. To know how to combine multiple web technologies to create advanced web components.

Outcome of Module2

1. How does web works really, what makes websites work.

2. How to and where to start research, planning for website & actually build excellent

websites

3. How to create web elements like buttons, banners & Bars and of course complete UI

designs

4. Forms and validations for your website

5. Setting up page layout, color schemes, contract, typography in the designs

Workshop pictures :

WORKSHOP ON “DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING AND WEB

DESIGNING”

04 -05 FEB, 2016

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology WORKSHOP ON “INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD”

Date – 13th July 2016 Timings – 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Venue -Computer Centre

Details of Workshop: Department of CSE and IT organized a Workshop on “INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD” on 13, July 2016.It was attended by 8 staff members. The trainer for the session was Mr. Ashok

Kumar, Programmer in department of CSE/IT COER, Roorkee. The Objective and the learning focus area of the training were as follows:- 1. To provide hands on training on effective Desktop Publishing work using MS WORD for

day to day departmental DTP work.

2. Understanding the basics of Mail Merging and other tools available in MS WORD to save

time and increase efficiency

3. Introduction to various tools available in MS WORD to design advertisements & notices. 4. Introduction to MS WORD.

5. HOW to give effects to text of the documents

6. Basic Mail Merging & Table Designing.

7. Advanced Options for text effects.

Outcome: Staff members gained knowledge about - 1. Usefulness of Microsoft WORD in departmental work.

2. Mail Merging and basic tools/options available in MS WORD to design & type notices /

advertisement designing etc.

3. Applying text related effects in WORD documents.

Conclusion: The overall experience of the Lecture was really good it enhanced the

knowledge of all participants and all participants learned a lot from the workshop. This

workshop will really help in documentation work to all attendees. Event Picture:

Objective:The principle objective of this program is to enhance and upgrade

the expertise and capabilities of faculty members of the Electrical Department

Course Duration:Five Days

In this course, the following topics have been discussed

Optimization and its Applications

Power system operation

Mathematical Modeling and Simulation of Electrical Circuits

Engineering Optimization Models with GAMS

Application of Power System Tool Box (PST)

Applications of Fuzzy Logic

Trainers:

1. Mr. Aadesh Kumar Arya

2. Mr. Ashutosh Shukla

The list of participants as follows:

1. Mrs. Anuradha

2. Mr. Amit Kumar

3. Dr. J.K.Vashistha

4. Mr. Ashutosh Shukla

5. Mr. Abhishek Verma

6. Mr. Nitin

7. Mr. Ashwani Sharma

8. Mr. Sumit Nema

9. Mr. Vishal Saini

10. Ms. Urvashi Chauhan

11. Mr. Anurag Choudhary

Outcome:

At the end of course, the faculty members have learnt the following:

Use of various function viz. fzero function, fsolve function, linprog

function, fminunc function etc.)

Basic Concept of Mathematical modelling

Modelling and Simulation of Electrical Circuits.

Optimization programing for power system.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ROORKEE

Department of Computer Science & Engineering AND

Department of Information Technology WORKSHOP ON

“MAKING EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION IN POWERPOINT” Date – 14th Aug 2015 Timings – 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Venue -Computer Centre

Details of Workshop: Department of CSE and IT organized a workshop on “MAKING EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION IN

POWERPOINT” on 14th August 2015. It was attended by 11 staff members. The trainer for the session was Mr. Sharad Kumar Singh, O/C, Computer Center in Department of CSE/IT COER, Roorkee.

This workshop provided hands-on training on PowerPoint and designed to make participants more competent in designing effective PowerPoint presentations.

The objective and the learning focus area of the training were as follows:-

1. Introduction to PowerPoint.

2. Idea/purpose behind presentation 3. Basic Tools to design PPTs. 4. Advanced Options to design PPTs.

5. To provide Hands on training on effective PowerPoint presentations making day to day departmental presentations 6. Staff members got knowledge about basic tools/options available in PowerPoint to

create presentations.

Outcome: Staff members gained knowledge about -

1. PowerPoint too for effective and attractive presentation designing .

2. Basic tools/options available in PowerPoint to create presentations.

3. Various graphical effects that can be used in presentations.

Conclusion: The overall experience of the Lecture was good and the participants learned

a lot from the lecture. Event Pictures