Sri Sairam College of Engineering Bangalore|Admissions BE, B Tech, MBA

Sl.no	Name of the Industry Visited	Date of Visit	Year/Sem
1	KGTTI, BANGALORE	16.05.2019	VI-A
2	ASHOK LEYLAND, PHASE-2, HOSUR, TAMILNADU	22.02.2019	VI-A
3	KGTTI, BANGALORE	31.07.2018	III
4	ESCORTS TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT CENTER	28.01.2018	IV-A
5	ESCORTS TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT CENTER	22.01.2018	IV-B
6	VST TILLERS AND TRACTORS PVT LTD	14.10.2017	V A&B

Projects

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Our Sri Leo Muthu Innovation Centre’s E-bike project team participated and showcased their product in KARNATAKA STUDENT INNOVATOR AWARD 2017 Organized by ICT Academy at Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering, Bangalore on 21.03.2018.

Out of these 150 teams 10 teams shortlisted for the final presentation and our team secured overall winner with Rs.15000/- cash prize. It was awesome days for the students and faculty of Sri Sairam College of Engineering.

Asia E-bike challenge

About Asia E-bike challenge Results :

It is a National event which brought the engineering competitive spirit to the core.
17 teams were selected for ‎innovation‬, efficiency, and endurance of the vehicle.

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We were the only team which participated in the Asia ebike challenge from Karnataka.
Our team RAIDERS won Autocross Runners Up, Slow Motion Runners Up, Best Safety Vehicle and Surprize Award titles with Rs.25000 cash Prize.
The process underwent evaluation of capabilities of the vehicle and the knowledge of the team members.
Participating in this event helped the students to not only develop their technical knowledge but also build managerial skills.
Sri Sairam college of Engineering’s Team Raiders comprised of 25 Engineering students from (Departments of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering) under the captainship of Mr. Monissh Babu, Mr. Mallikarjun Reddy.

BMW SKILL NEXT

The Sri Sairam College of Engineering has been shortlisted for BMW SKILLNEXT technical skilling initiative. As part of the initiative, a state-of-the-art BMW engine and transmission unit was donated by BMW at no cost to our institute for learning purposes. With positive support from Management Representative Dr. R. Arunkumar, Principal Dr. Y. Vijayakumar, Dr. Sivasakthi Balan Chief coordinator SLMIC and all HODs were supported for the remarkable achievement.

VIBRANT GUJARAT GRAND CHALLENGE 2018

To keeping the ‘Start-up Movement’ going, Government of Gujarat is hosting a three-day event full of experiential learning and networking for start-ups and aspiring entrepreneurs. This event is organized as a forerunner to the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in January 2019. Designed as a platform for innovators and entrepreneurs from across the world to meet and interact, the event will include a notable line of expert speakers addressing on a range of challenges and doubts related to entrepreneurship. What’s more, this year the focus is on technology as a catalyst to entrepreneurship. The rapid advancement of technology along with policies such as the ‘smart cities’ initiative has paved way for the young generation to innovate and take charge leading to a start-up revolution. Apart from this, in order to take a step forward in the process of incentivizing upcoming start-ups, a selected few start-ups will get the chance to pitch their business plan to the investors present at the event. The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat inaugurated the summit in the presence of other dignitaries from the Government, Business Leaders, Economists, Academicians, Policymakers and Industry Stalwarts.

SAE BAJA 2018

Sri Sairam college of Engineering formerly Shridi Sai Engineering College “Team Superschnell” comprises of 19 Engineering students from Sri Leo Muthu Innovation centre participated in National Level BAJA 2017-2018 from 24th January to 28th January 2018 in Pithampur under the captainship of Mr. Vageesh and Mr. Purandar Raj.

ICT YOUNG INNOVATOR

Sri Leo Muthu Innovation Centre’s borewell child rescue robot, Autonomousunderwater vehicle and Firefighting drone projects team had participated and showcasedtheir product in KARNATAKA STUDENT INNOVATOR AWARD 2018 Organized by ICTAcademy at Alliance University, Anekal, Bangalore from 22.03.2018 to 23.03.2018.

Totally 41 teams selected for semi-final, out of this 10 teams shortlistedfor the final presentation and our team who had Developed the Borewell Rescue Robot has secured the overall winner with Rs.15000/- cash prize. It was awesome days for the students and faculty of Sri Sairam College of Engineering.

ANVESHANA

Our Sri Leo Muthu Innovation Centre’s Borewell Rescue Robot project team participated and showcased their product in Anveshana 2018 – Organized by Agastya International Foundation at Shikshak Sadan Bannappa Park, Bangalore from 26.02.2018 to 28.02.2018. Various technical peoples from Tech Mahindra, DRDO, Synopsis, Agastya foundation members, Entrepreneurs, Innovators, various college and school students, parents, kids etc. visited our stall and gave suggestion for improvements by their expertise. Parents and kids enjoyed while seeing our project.

In first round out of 350 team 75 teams were shortlisted. In the second round they shortlisted 45 teams in that we are one among them. Out of this 45 teams our team secured overall second position with Rs.25000/- cash prize. It was awesome days for the students and faculty of Sri Sairam College of Engineering

Program Course

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Program Course

Address Link for B.E/B.Tech 3rd to 8th Semester Mechanical Engineering Scheme & Syllabus of 2017-18 Scheme

Address Link for B.E / B.Tech I / II Semester Scheme & Syllabus of 2018 w.e.f academic year 2018-19.
B.E Scheme & Syllabus IV Semester as per Choice Based Credit System (CBCS )2015 -16 Scheme

Achievement

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CLUB ACTIVITY

Unless you try to do something beyond what you have mastered, you will never grow. So why to lean only on the academics lets jump into a fantasy world and bring out the artist in us . if you know dance, come here let us dance ,if you know drawing come here let us make the world still more beautiful, if you know music, come here let us make everyone melt in our music. If you know interior decoration and sculptures let us create a new world. Because everything is fine in FINE ARTS.

Cultural events are organized every year to bring out the students hidden talents in them. The college is having its cultural club ‘Samskruthi’ functioning very effectively and is providing platform for the students to exhibit their cultural talents to the world. The college as it had committed in its Quality Policy to make our students good citizen, every year during cultural competitions it adopts a theme with social importance for the year and the events are conducted based on the theme.

Today every one of us are living a sophisticated lifestyle which is the major cause for all the ill-health. This fitness club will ensure regular fitness related programs or events organized through-out the year and encourage students to keep themselves healthy & fit.

To push forward what’s possible as a student organization, both in terms of technical accomplishments and educational value. To offer students real hands on experience in constructing robots and leading a team. This will open up the possibility of becoming a robotics innovator to any application & educate them with a practical and design oriented approach, without subsequent dependence.

Events

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7TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE:

7th International Conference on Applied Science Engineering and Technology – ICASET 2019, held on 2nd & 3rd May 2019

MECH TECH 2K19:

The much awaited colourful festival MechTech-2019 which was diligently organised by the department on 25th & 26th April 2019 when came to end, the excitement among the students was palpable

FAREWELL FUNCTION

The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized farewell function for the outgoing 2015-19 batch students in the Seminar Hall on 24.05.2019.

Faculty

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Head of the Department

Name : Dr. Gangavathi.PQualification :M.Sc, M.Phil. PhDDepartment :Science and Humanities View Profile

List of Faculty Members :

S.No	Name of the Staff	Qualification	Designation	Mail Id
1	Dr.Gangavathi . P	M.Sc, M.Phil. Ph.D	Associate Professor	gangavathi.hs@sairamce.edu.in hod.hs@sairamce.edu.in
2	Prof. Prakash.V	M.Sc, M.Phil	Assistant Professor	prakashv.hs@sairamce.edu.in
3	Dr. Harikrishna.S	M.Sc, M.Phil. Ph.D	Assistant Professor	harikrishna.hs@sairamce.edu.in
4	Prof. B. Jyothi	M.Sc	Assistant Professor	jyothib.hs@sairamce.edu.in
5	Prof. Shailashree.S	M.Sc, ( Ph.D)	Assistant Professor	shailashree.hs@sairamce.edu.in
6	Prof. Manjula S	M.Sc ,B.Ed.(Ph.D)	Assistant Professor	manjula.hs@sairamce.edu.in
7	Prof. Sasikala J	M.Sc, M.Phil.(Ph.D)	Assistant Professor	sasikala.hs@sairamce.edu.in
8	Prof. Venkatesh.P	M.Sc.	Assistant Professor	venkatesh.hs@sairamce.edu.in
9	Prof. Jyothi Sireesha A	M.Sc.PGDCA	Assistant Professor	jyothisireesha.hs@sairamce.edu.in

Supporting staff

S.No	Name of the Staff	Qualification	Designation	Mail Id
1	Mr. Arul Kumar T	B.B.A	Dept Assistant	arul.hs@sairamce.edu.in
2	Mr. Jayavarma	B.A	Lab assistant	jayavarma.hs@sairamce.edu.in
3	Mr. Sreenivasa	PUC	Attender	srinivasa.hs@sairamce.edu.in
4	Mrs. Gayatri K	PUC	Attender	gayathri.hs@sairamce.edu.in

Club Activities

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MATH CLUB ACTIVITY REPORT

On account of math club organized ‘Great Mathematicians’ on 15-03-2018 and ‘Math Quiz’ on 19-03-2018.
The club members gathered in AV-hall the program included following events.

‘Great Mathematicians’ through the PPT presentation students expressed their information collected about the mathematicians.
We got to know about the mathematician from our own country and even from other countries also.
‘Math Quiz’ it included 3 set of rounds in which 1st round was aptitude test and 2nd round was identification round and 3rd round was question answering round.
We students participated with full enthusiasm and interestingly and finally by combining both the activity points ‘C’ group won the prize. All this experience added a new perspective to our imagination and will surly help us in our future projects.

Students participated in Math club activity and won the prize.

On account of open day at IISC, science club organized a field trip for all its members on 10/3/2018.
The club members visited various departments in the campus, few among them are:-

Material Science, Transport Engineering, organic chemistry, physical & inorganic chemistry, Earth science, mechanical engineering, computer science & Dept. of mathematics and came across the ongoing research at IISC and demo of some basic concepts by research scholars.
Some of the phenomenon we came across are visco elasticity, luminescence, refractive index, phenomenon of bending of light, solution for traffic, Entropy-demonstration, determination of pi value, VR lab, propulsion, motion in animals.
We also got a chance to see the live demo on the working of a 3d printer and the Super computer which was a great deal for us.
There was a demo of preparation of edible ice cream using liquid nitrogen, preparation of bouncing balls.
We students participated in riddle ride conducted by department of transport engineering and won a prize.
All this experience added a new perspective to our imagination and will surely help us in our future projects.

Report –Women’s forum & Yoga Club Activity

Women’s Forum & Yoga Club organized a yoga session at our college campus for the club members on 04th April 2018(Wednesday) successfully.
The program started at 3.00pm in the AV hall. Principal welcomed the guests and the gathering. In his address he highlighted the importance of yoga in our day to day life. He encouraged the participation and involvement of women in every activity.
The chief guest Ms.Meenakshi, Simplified Kundalini Yoga, World Community Service Centre, Vishala Karnataka Sky Trust (R), Anekal started the session with a general talk regarding the importance of yoga and prayer in our day to day life. She explained about the advantages of doing yoga daily. She motivated all to be passionate, ethical and self confident in the life. She also taught the club members few yoga postures which can be done in daily life.
The session winded up with vote of thanks followed by National Anthem.

Events

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Events

21st Induction day & Orientation Program was held on 17th & 18th Aug. 2017-18 for 1st year B.E Students for all branches. The Chief Guest for the program was Dr. U Ramesh, Regional Officer (Additional Charge) & Director AICTE, South West Regional Office, Bengaluru, Guest of Honor, Shri. Sreekanta Aradhya B, Chief Expert, Robert Bosch Engineering & Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Bengaluru.

Fresher’s day was organized for 1st year students by the institution on 27/09.2017, all senior students are welcome their juniors in to the journey of engineering. Most of the senior students have presented their talents in the program. Students were asked to come ethnic wear

A field trip/ Bangalore rounds was organized to 1st year hostilities (boys) & entire girl’s hostellers on 2/9/2017 along with faculty. Students were taken to view Vidhana soudha, High court later entered into Vivesvaraya Technological Museum. Students had lunch at cubbon park then left to window shopping at MG road & Brigade road, After that students were taken to ISCKON via metro from Jaynagar metro station, had Lord Krishna darshan &Prasad then left to Jaynagar via metro. From Jaynagar metro station returned to college hostel via college bus safely

ISTE Activity- under ISTE student’s chapter, student activity “Student Behavioural & Presentation Skills” was organised for 1st year students on 14/02/2018 in 2 sessions, Ms. Ramya Nayak, Training & Placement Officer, ACS college of Engineering, Bangalore was the resource person for the program.

Paper Presentation: Nearly 32 students of 1st year have presented 11 different papers in an international conference i7C which was held on 16th and 17th November 2017.

Department of Science and Humanities, Sri Sairam College of Engineering has organized two days’ Faculty Development Program on “Empower Yourself” on 19th and 20th January 2018. Chief guest, Mr. Prabhudeva, and Mr. Phanendra, Guest of Honor, certified international yoga trainers, emphasizing the Significance of FDP Programs to upgrade the faculty skills to engender quality results with quality Teaching.

7. Project Exhibition: Five team of 1st year with 21 students were participated in project exhibition- PHYSICA-2018 on 13/04/2018 and won 2nd place which was held at AMC College of Engineering
Our students Abhishek S Shrekar, Ajith M, Ajay M, Jeevankumar won the 2nd place for their Rocket model works on the principle of Hydraulic Pressure.

8. Jayateertha G of 1st year B.E student found a bug in a subdomain of @Microsoft (imagineacademy.microsoft.com) which faced XSS (cross-side scripting) bug. Microsoft has recognized the eﬀorts and published his name on their public security researcher acknowledgement page: “Security Researcher Acknowledgments for Microsoft Online Services”.icrosoft appreciated him by providing the following Swag:

1. T-SHIRT (with MSRC bug bounty programme mentioned as an emblem),
2. Pen,
3. Tote bag,
4. Stickers (white hat verified written on them).BADGE

Club

Club Activities:
Science Club: On account of open day at IISC, science club organized a field trip for all its members on 10/3/2018. Hosted By Dr. Harikrishna S

Math Club: Math club has organized an event called ‘Great Mathematicians’ on 15-03-2018 and ‘Math Quiz’ on 19-03-2018. Hosted by Mrs. Manjula and student members of math club

Yoga Club:
Women’s Forum & Yoga Club organized a yoga session at our college campus for the club members on 04th April 2018(Wednesday) successfully.
The chief guest Ms.Meenakshi, Simplified Kundalini Yoga, World Community Service Centre, Vishala Karnataka Sky Trust (R), Anekal started the session with a general talk regarding the importance of yoga and prayer in our day to day life. She explained about the advantages of doing yoga daily. She motivated all to be passionate, ethical and self confident in the life. She also taught the club members few yoga postures which can be done in daily life.

4 students of 1st year II Semester have presented a paper titled “Holography” in an international conference ICASET-2018 on 17th and 18th May 2018

Award

Dr. Gangavathi P is awarded as ‘Distinguished faculty Award’ by Indo Global Chamber of Commerce, Science and Industry on 4th Feb. 2018.

Dr. Gangavathi P is awarded as “Best Research Scientist- Female” by South Indian ASDF awards 2018 on 7th April 2018.

Harikrishna S P is awarded as “Bharath Vikas Award” by Institute of Self Reliance on 19th November 2017

Dr. Harikrishna S is awarded as “Best Young Scientist.” by South Indian ASDF awards 2018 on 7th April 2018.

Dr. Gangavathi P & Mr. Venkatesha P have authored Titled Additional Mathematics-I for engineering students

About

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ABOUT MECHANICAL

“If you love to work on engines, if u have an interest in manufacturing or if you have an aptitude for drawing then mechanical engineering might be your calling.” It is one of the oldest and the evergreen branch among all other branches of engineering. They deal with the concepts of mechanics, thermodynamics, robotics, kinematics, structural mechanics, fluid mechanics, power sector, refrigeration, air conditioning sector and aerospace. In this field you will have ample opportunity to demonstrate your skills in the lab. As a student of mechanical engineering, you will find yourself deep-diving into this core technical field that deals with various subjects broadly classified into the design, thermal and manufacturing streams.

ABOUT MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT IN SRI SAIRAM

The Department of Mechanical Engineering made its beginning with the establishment of the college in 1997.The department has well qualified teaching faculties and supporting technical staff led by an experienced foreman who strives for imparting best practical knowledge. The department also called as ‘Royal Mech’ conducts a technical program in the name of ‘MECHTECH’ . We have around 1500 books in our department library. Our students have been actively associating themselves with industries through Industrial projects, In plant training and Industrial visits with organizations like Escorts, TVS, Ashok Leyland, Rove lab, Bosch etc…Almost all the students are members of the professional societies of SAE, ISTE and IEI. We have the placement record of top core mechanical companies like Alpha 9 Marine services, Triveni turbines, Go Speedy Go, Westline shipping Management Pvt Ltd, Kayjay forgings Pvt Ltd, HYUNDAI Polytech along with TCS, WIPRO, HCL, INFOSYS, COGNIZANT etc…

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Mechanical engineering creates a base for students who aspire to lead their career in the fields of design, materials, manufacturing, CAD/CAM/CAE, Automation, Mechatronics, MEMS (Micro Electrical Mechanical Systems), FEM as well as managerial aspects of industry. Mechanical engineering graduates are sought after by employers in most sectors of the engineering industry including aerospace, automobile, chemical, construction, defence, industrial electronics, IT, materials, pharmaceutical, railway etc…

Achievement

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Project Expo

Microsoft – Bug Fix Awards

Microsoft – Bug Fix – Mr. JAYATEERTHA – 2nd Sem – CSE Dept

Congratulations!!!
Mr JAYATEERTHA, 2ND semester, CSE Department, SSCE, Bangalore.
He found a bug in a subdomain of @Microsoft (imagineacademy.microsoft.com) which faced XSS (cross-side scripting)bug.
He has reported the bug to secure@microsoft.com
in the month of March and continued to be in contact with Microsoft security team till the bug is fixed.
On 1st May, He received a confirmation mail from Microsoft stating that –A ﬁx was conﬁrmed for the issue you presented.
Microsoft has recognized the eﬀorts and published on their public security researcher acknowledgement page: “Security Researcher Acknowledgments for Microsoft Online Services”.
Microsoft appreciated him by providing the following Swag:
1. T-SHIRT(with MSRC bug bounty programme mentioned as an emblem),
2. Pen,
3. Tote bag,
4. Stickers (white hat verified written on them).BADGE
Thanks to Microsoft….for the great recognition…

Mr JAYATEERTHA, 2^nd semester, Dept of CSE, for finding a bug in the sub domain of Microsoft (imagine academy microsoft.com) and the recognition by Microsoft in public security researcher acknowledgement page- “Security Researcher Acknowledgments for Microsoft Online Services”.

Awards

Name of the activity	Name of the Award/ recognition	Name of the Awarding government/ recognized bodies	Year of award
In The Field Of Mathematics	Young Women In Science Dr.Gangavathi P	Venus International Foundation for the contribution and Achievement in the Field of Mathematics.	2017
Significant Contribution in field of Teaching	Indo Global Distinguished Faculty award Dr.Gangavathi P	Indo Global Chamber of Commerce	2018
Indo Global Summit 2017	Research Excellence Dr.Harikrishna	Indus Foundation	2017
For Research And Academic Performance	Open Research Award Dr.Harikrishna	Confederation of Education Excellence	2017
For Research And Academic Performance	Bharath Vikas Award Dr.Harikrishna	Institute of Self Reliance	2017
Research and Industry awards for the year 2018	Best Young Scientist Dr. Harikrishna	ASDF	2018
Research and Industry awards for the year 2018	Best Research Scientist Dr. Gangavathi p	ASDF	2018

FDP

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Honoring Function

Microsoft Bug Report

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Microsoft Bug Report

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About

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About the Department

The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering is established in the year 1997 at the time of institution inception, with the approval of AICTE and affiliation to Visvesvaraya Technological University, has set in an open, student friendly atmosphere. We have a fine blend of dynamic and experienced faculty who provide quality education at UG level. With VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Choice based curriculum, the Department places equal emphasis on theoretical and practical domains of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The laboratories are highly modernized to reflect the rapidly changing trends in technology. The Department has well qualified faculty and excellent facilities for research. The faculty and students have publications in the reputed National and International Journals with good citations.

Electrical Engineering is an ever green discipline of engineering which focuses on generation, distribution and utilization of electrical power supported by rational change in the applied electronics. Electrical engineers generally design, develop, test, supervise and specialize in the manufacture of electrical equipment accommodating the latest technologies like PLC, software based controls, VR, robotics, artificial intelligence in creating unmanned controls in applications. Some of the equipments include electric motors; machinery controls, automation in all sectors, lighting, and wiring for energy efficient buildings; automotives, mechatronics, power generation, controlling and transmission devices used by electric utilities, tractions, signal processing and control systems . The study of interdisciplinary engineering subjects based on curriculum design makes the electrical engineer a versatile one. The thrust in the areas like HVDC, MEMS control and intelligent systems, signals, embedded systems, clean energy, have created a room for research.

Job opportunities

Electrical engineering has immense potential. Obtaining an engineering degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering will open the door to many opportunities. In today’s high-tech world, this engineering degree is a great foundation for careers in traditional engineering fields as well as for careers in industries, software and hardware, management, sales, government, PSUs, healthcare, research, academics, Defense, consultancy and more. A recent survey conducted by the Association of Electrical Engineers says that there will be a requirement of more than 2, 00,000 EEE graduates every year in India alone.

Infrastructure

The laboratory infrastructure of the department is excellent with state of art equipments and software related to the field of Engineering. The extensive facilities available in the laboratories which could be utilized for research work, in addition to the lab courses as per the affiliating University requirement for UG.

The department has spacious ICT enabled classrooms, seminar hall, well-equipped laboratories, project building labs. The department has a dedicated computer lab with 40 systems, all in a networked environment with un- interrupted power supply and high speed wi-fi connectivity.

The role of a library is critical in making a knowledgeable society. In view of this the department functions with a library with a collection of standard books for the faculty and students to refer and enhance their knowledge. The department Library collection also includes NPTEL videos, e-resources in various subjects as per the academic syllabus.

R&D cell

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We at Sri Sairam College of Engineering are focusing more on Applied Research Programs and need based technology. Accordingly R & D Cell has been established with VTU affiliation to promote and monitor the research Programs. R & D cell is headed by a Director and supported by a coordinator and office staff. The R & D cell has an advisory board with senior faculty members.

It is observed that from the last decade; the Research community in Engineering is growing rapidly and needs to be connected with the Engineering innovation. To achieve the objective of the Research Centre, we established a Techno Socio relevant ambience in the campus for conducting Innovative research to bridge the gap between Industry and academia.

The centre has an inter-disciplinary research groups of various fields to conduct research, such as Robotics, Aerospace, Micro fluidics, Nano materials, Machinability etc.

The centre provides necessary infrastructure for students and faculty to conduct research projects in thrust areas of Science and Engineering. We nurture young researchers by establishing specific area of research in order to keep pace with expanding frontiers of knowledge and global developments.

Objectives

To promote applied research activities to bridge the gap between academia and industry
To develop products, processes and innovative projects to improve the quality of human life
Develop and support existing and emerging research strengths
Facilitate multidisciplinary research excellence
Make efforts to establish research partnerships with Government, Industry and other Universities

Research committee

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Sl. No	Name	Designation
1	Dr. Y. Vijaya Kumar	Director
2	Dr. P. Gangavathi	Dean
3	Dr. C. Anil Kumar	Coordinator
4	Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Member
5	Dr. Sivasakti Balan	Member
6	Dr. S. Hari Krishna	Member
7	Dr. R. Arun Kumar	Member
8	Prof. C. Sivaprakash	Member
9	Prof. K.V. Malini	Member
10	Prof. C. Balaji	Member
11	Prof. V. Bheemeshwara Reddy	Member
12	Prof. Sachin A Telang	Member

Gallery

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Events and Achievements

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Patents published

Title of the invention- A Smart Hybrid Cooking System, by Prof. Malini K V, Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Patents filed

Sl. No	Title	Faculty Name
1	"Power Generation in Rail Cars by Inverted Type Wind Turbine"	Dr. C. Anil Kumar, Sri SaiRam College of Engg., Bangalore.
2	"An Improved Rotary Engine"	Mr. Anand .K.A, Dept. Of Mehanincal Engg., Sri SaiRam College of Engg., Bangalore.
3	"Smart New Generation Electricity"	Mr. Ravi V Angadi, Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Sri SaiRam College of Engg., Bangalore

PATENT DETAILS

Faculty Name Title of Invention Patent No Publication Date

Dr.B.Shadaksharappa Vehicle Breaking System in Hill Station 201841038947A 2018

Dr.B.Shadaksharappa, A Data Storage Device 201841047222A 2018

Dr.B.Shadaksharappa and Raghavendra Rao B. Kulkarni Domestic Birds Protective System 201941001507A 2019

Dr.B.Shadaksharappa and Raghavendra Rao B.Kulkarni Quantum Computing based System and Method for Geometry Recognition 201941001501A 2019

Faculty Name	Title of Invention	Patent No	Publication Date
Dr.B.Shadaksharappa	Vehicle Breaking System in Hill Station	201841038947A	2018
Dr.B.Shadaksharappa,	A Data Storage Device	201841047222A	2018
Dr.B.Shadaksharappa and Raghavendra Rao B. Kulkarni	Domestic Birds Protective System	201941001507A	2019
Dr.B.Shadaksharappa and Raghavendra Rao B.Kulkarni	Quantum Computing based System and Method for Geometry Recognition	201941001501A	2019

MOU’S

Infosys
M/s EdGate Technologies Pvt. Limited
CSM Software Pvt. Limited
EMC Academic Alliance
Prolific Systems & Automations Pvt. Limited
EdGate Texas Instruments India
Sieger Technologies
IFERP
NSEIT
Hire Mee
SRISHA TRANSFORMING SOLUTIONS PVT,LTD, ANEKAL
TEQUED LABS PRIVATE LIMITED, BANGALORE
RED HAT
PALOALTA , BENGALURU
AWS EDUCATE
ICT ACADEMY, BENGALURU

Awards: Institutional Awards

Best Infrastructure Institution of the year 2015 By ASDF
Best Structured Institute of the year 2015
The Best Educational Group of Institutions of the year 2016

Awards: Individual Awards

Name of the Awardee with contact details	Name of the Award	Name of the Awarding Agency	Year of Award
Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Best Educationist Award	Government of Karnataka-National	2013
Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	India International Achievers Award For Education Excellence	Government of Karnataka -National	2013
Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Rastriya Vidya Gaurav Gold Medal Award	Government of Karnataka- National	2013
Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Lifetime Education Excellence Award	Government of Karnataka- National	2013
Prof. C. Sivaprakash	Best Academic Circuit Faculty	ASDF	2018
Prof. K.V. Malini	Received prestigious award of National award of Excellence, Coordinator	Entrepreneurship Council of India(ECI)	2016
Prof. K.V. Malini	Member of National Experts Advisory Committee(NEAC), DST	govt. of India as a recognition to the work as Innovation and Entrepreneurship development centre, IEDC ,DST coordinator	2017
Prof. K.V. Malini	Distinguished Woman In Engineering	Venus International Foundation for the contribution in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in academics	2017
Prof. K.V. Malini	Best Academic Familiar Faculty Female.	ASDF	2018
A. Muthuvel	Best Young Researcher Award	SIAA, ASDF	2017
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan	Best Familiar Male Faculty Award	SIAA, ASDF	2017
Dr. Y. Vijayakumar	Best Principal	SIAA, ASDF	2017
A. Muthuvel	Best Citizens of India Award	International Publishing House, New Delhi.	2017
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan	Rashtriya Gaurav Award	International Friendship Society	2017
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan A. Muthuvel	Project Selected For Record In India Books of Records	India Books Of Records	2017
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan A. Muthuvel	Project Selected For Top 100 Record Holders In India Books Of Records	India Books Of Records	2017
C. Anil Kumar	Best Faculty Award	IASTE	2017
C. Anil Kumar	Best Academic Familiar Faculty Male.	ASDF	2018
Prof. V. Balaji	Best Academic Familiar Faculty Male.	ASDF	2018
Dr. P. Gangavathi	Young Women in Science	Venu International Foundation	2017
Dr. P. Gangavathi	Indo Global Distinguished faculty Award	Indo Global Chamber of Commerce	2018
Dr. P. Gangavathi	Best Research Scientist- Female.	ASDF	2018
Dr. S. Harikrishna	Research Excellence	Indus Foundation	2017
Dr. S. Harikrishna	Open Research Award	Confederation of Education Excellence	2017
Dr. S. Harikrishna	Bharath Vikas Award	Institute of Self Reliance	2017
Dr. S. Harikrishna	Best Young Scientist.	ASDF	2018
Prof. V. Bheemeswara Reddy	Best Academic Familiar Faculty Male.	ASDF	2018
Prof. V. Bheemeswara Reddy	Education Award for Excellence	Confederation of Education Excellence (CEE)	2017
Prof. V. Bheemeswara Reddy	Best Placement Officer Award	Indus Foundation	2017
Prof. V. Bheemeswara Reddy	Bharat Vikas Award	Institute Of Self Reliance, Bhubaneshwar, Odissha	2017
Prof. V. Bheemeswara Reddy	Official Spotlight Award	EET CRS Research wing for excellence in professional education & Industry	2018

Book publications

Sl. No.	Title of the Book	Author	Department
1	Additional Mathematics-I	Dr. P. Gangavathi	S&H- Maths
2	Additional Mathematics-I	Mr. Venkatesh	S&H- Maths
3	Engineering Physics	Prof. V. Prakash	S&H- Physics
4	Engineering Physics- Practical manual with Viva- Voce	Prof. V. Prakash	S&H- Physics
5	Data Base Management Systems	Prof. Kalamani	CSE

Supervisors

Sl. No.	Name of the Staff	RSRI	Designation	Department
1	Dr. Y. Vijaya Kumar	VTU08172507	Professor	Mechanical
2	Dr. C. Anil Kumar	VTU08171015	Professor	Mechanical
3	Dr. P. Gangavathi	VTU09171067	Associate Professor	Applied Mathematics
4	Dr. Ariun Kumar Rajendran			Mechanical
5	Dr. B. Shadaksharappa			Computer Science and Engg
6	Dr. Sivasakti balan			Mechanical
7	Dr. Hari krishna			Chemistry

Project Details

Name of Principal Investigator	Duration of project (IN YEARS)	Name of the research project	Name of funding agency	Year of sanction	Department of recipient
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Team members: Rajesh SriJayanth Ashwath Sivaswamy Chaithra	One year	AGRIKART- a New Revolution	under the Department of DST(Govt. of India)	2016-2017	CSE
Mr. Reji Thomas Asst.Prof/CSE Mr. Santhosh Kumar Asst. Prof/ECE Team members: Suhanya(CSE) Ishwarya Lakshmi(CSE) Bindhu(ECE) Lavanya(ECE)	One year	E bin Waste Separation	Department of DST (Govt. of India)	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal, Mrs.Lorate Shiny Asst.Prof/CSE Team members: Nirosha SV Sunethra C Sunitha N	One year	Public Water Supply Grid Monitoring To Avoid Tampering and Waterman Fraud Using IOT	KSCST Karnataka Achievement	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr.Venkatesh Kumar Asst.professor, CSE Dept., Mr.Manikanndan Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	Automation Of Dry-Wet Collection To Support Swachh Bharath Abhiyaan & Monitoring Over Iot	SS12 - age of innovation (international project) IEEE championship - 2016, held on 26^th & 27^th September,in KCT Institute of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Venkatesh Kumar Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	Automation Of Dry-Wet Collection To Support Swachh Bharath Abhiyaan & Monitoring Over Iot	ISTE Student Chapter State Level Student Symposium / Project Exhibition Event was organized by, Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute of Technology, Udupi on 4th of November 2016, secured 3rd prize with cash reward of Rs. 5000.00 in the IIOT 2K16 event.	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Manikanndan Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	AUTOMATION OF DRY-WET COLLECTION TO SUPPORT SWACHH BHARATH ABHIYAAN & MONITORING OVER IoT	Project Competition and Exhibition organized by, Veltech Dr. RR & Dr. SR University, Chennai, on 23rd & 24th of February 2017	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Manikanndan Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	AUTOMATION OF DRY-WET COLLECTION TO SUPPORT SWACHH BHARATH ABHIYAAN & MONITORING OVER IoT	ISRO CoE, Bangalore & AAKAAR IIT Bombay and secured	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Venkatesh Kumar Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	FREYR DRONE PESTICIDES DRONE FOR AGRICULTURE APPLICATIONS	Project presented and exhibited in Dr. Veltech University	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Venkatesh Kumar Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	AGRIBOT- Framers Friend	Project Competition & Markers fair in JSS college of Technical Academy, Bangalore	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. Shadaksharappa Head(CSE) & Vice Principal Mr. Venkatesh Kumar Asst.professor, CSE Dept.,	One year	KAPI DHWAJA Road Safety	Technotsava17 in JSS college of Technical Academy, Bangalore	2016-2017	CSE
Dr. B. Shadaksharappa P. Kalamani	1 Year	SSSS-Senior Security Supervise system	KSCST	2015-2016	CSE
C. Sivaprakash N. Bhuvaneshwari	1	Environment pollution monitoring	KCST	2016-17	ECE
N. Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	1	Smart Dust Bin	IEDC	2016-17	ECE
G.V. Raja Suganya	1	Wireless Mobile Charger	IEDC	2015-16	ECE
N. Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	1	FU-SURE INSTRO	IEDC	2014-15	ECE
N. Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	1	Detection of Fake notes within ATM machine	VGST	2014-15	ECE
N. Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	1	Monitoring vehicle exhaust	KCST	2014-15	ECE
Ms. k.V. Malini Mr. Ravi V. Angadi	I year	SNGE-SMART NEW GENERATION ELECTRICITY	IEDC DST	2016-17	EEE
Ms. K.V. Malini Ms. K. Ramya	I year	TAP-ME	IEDC DST	2016-17	EEE
Ms. K.V. Malini Mrs. R. Gunasekari	I year	VOV FIERO- A FIRE FIGHTING ROBO	IEDC DST	2015-16	EEE
Ms. K.V. Malini Mrs. R. Gunasekari	I year	KRUSHI RAKSHAK: A FIELD GUARD FARMERS FRIEND	IEDC DST	2015-16	EEE
Ms. K.V. Malini Mrs. R. Gunasekari	I year	Suvidhan- a fair food distribution system	IEDC DST	2014-15	EEE
Ms. K.V. Malini Mrs. R. Gunasekari	I year	I-Glove a multipurpose glove for the aid of Mute people (specially privilaged)	IEDC DST	2014-15	EEE
Mr. Ravi V. Angadi Mr. J. Madhava Rao	6months	Automated Ambulance Detection And Traffic Control Using Zigbeeand Gsm	KSCST	2014-15	EEE
Mrs. R. Gunasekari Ms. K.V. Malini	I year	Smart Heating Using A Refrigerator	IEDC DST	2013-14	EEE
Mrs. R. Gunasekari Ms. K.V. Malini	I year	Magico Rullstol	IEDC DST	2013-14	EEE
R. Gunasekari	6months	Electrical Energy Harvesting Tiles Based On Hybrid Piezoelectric Technology	KSCST	2013-14	EEE
R. Gunasekari	6months	Wifi Ambiquation To Charge Pacemaker	KSCST	2013-14	EEE
Dr. k. Sivasakthi Balan A. Muthuvel	1	Robotic Arm For Physically Challenged Peoples	Innovation And Entrepreneurship Development Centre Iedc	2017	MECHANICAL
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan A. Muthuvel	1	Bore Well Child Rescue Robot	Innovation And Entrepreneurship Development Centre Iedc	2015	MECHANICAL
A. Muthuvel	4	Numerical Simulation Of Hull Propeller Interaction For Underwater Vehicle With Mounted Propellers	The Naval Research Board Project-Hydro Dynamic Panel	24.11.2008 TO 17.06. 2012	MECHANICAL
Dr. C. Anil Kumar	1	Project Id -Rdpg2015056 Characterization Of Graphene Polymer Composite	--	2014-15	MECHANICAL
Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan	1	--	Industry Institute Partnership Cell Aicte	(2010-12).	MECHANICAL

Name of the Project/ Endowments, Chairs	Name of the Principal Investigator	Department of Principal	Year of Award	Funds provided	Duration of the project
Research project sanctioned Under VTU Research Scheme (Grant Scheme 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12)	Dr. Y. Vijayakumar Mr. Ravi. V. Angadi	EEE	5^th May 2012	8.5 lacs	2 Years
Fabrication of Multiseater Vehicle	Dr. K. Sivasakthi Balan A. Muthuvel	Mechanical	2016-2017	6.0 lacs	1 Year

Faculty

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List of faculty

Head of the Department

Name : Prof. Balaji.V Qualification :B.E, M-Tech (Ph.D))Department :Mechanical Engineering.
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Sl.No	Name	Designation	Qualification	Email Id
1	Prof.Balaji.V	Asst Prof & HOD	M.Tech, (PhD )	hod.mech@sairamce.edu.in
2	Dr.C.Anilkumar	Professor	M.E., PhD	anilkumar.mech@sairamce.edu.in
3	Dr.SivasakthiBalan K	Asst.Professor	M.E., PhD	balan.mech@sairamce.edu.in
4	Prof.Yogananda B S	Asst.Professor	M.E., MBA, (PhD)	yogananda.mech@sairamce.edu.in
5	Prof.Durai J	Asst.Professor	M.E (CAD)	duraij.mech@sairamce.edu.in
6	Prof.Vijai. R	Asst.Professor	M.E.(CAD)	vijayr.mech@sairamce.edu.in
7	Prof.A.Muthuvel	Asst.Professor	B.Tec, MS (By Research)	muthuvel.mech@sairamce.edu.in
8	Prof.HarishBabu L	Asst.Professor	M.E (Engg.Design)	harishbabu.mech@sairamce.edu.in
9	Prof.VinodkumarBiradar	Asst.Professor	M.Tech(Machine Design)	vinodkumar.mech@sairamce.edu.in
10	Prof.Arun kumar.M.R	Asst.Professor	M-Tech(Machine Design)	arunkumarmr.mech@sairamce.edu.in
11	Prof.Ayiswarya.G	Asst.Professor	M.E (Structural Engg)	ayiswarya.mech@sairamce.edu.in
12	Prof.Rajesh Kumar N	Asst.Professor	M.E (Engineering Design)	rajeshkumarn.mech@sairamce.edu.in
13	Prof.Sridhar C S	Asst.Professor	M.Tech (Machine Design)	sridharcs.mech@sairamce.edu.in
14	Prof.Rajini R	Asst.Professor	M.Tech (CADE In Structural Engg)	rajinir.mech@sairamce.edu.in
15	Prof.Ramya.R	Asst.Professor	M.Tech ( Manufacturing Technology)	ramyar.mech@sairamce.edu.in
16	Prof. Charles	Asst.Professor	M.Tech ( Thermal Power Engineering)	charles.mech@sairamce.edu.in

List of supporting staff

Sl.No.	Name	Designation
1	Mrs.VIDHYA BANAKAR	Lab Instructor
2	Mr.K. SUNDARA RAJAN	Asst.Forman
3	Mr.BADARINARAYANA.M.S	Lab Assistant
4	Mr.HUSAIN SAHEB L.JAIHAL	Asst.Lab Instructor
5	Mr.NANDISH REDDY. S	Lab Assistant
6	Mr.VENKATASWAMY REDDY	Lab Instructor
7	Mr.LAKSHMI NARAYANA SWAMY.P	Attender
8	Mr.KARTHIK REDDY. N	Attender

Labarotary

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Lab facilities:

PHYSICS LAB DESCRIPTION

Determine the Fermi energy of given metal.
Evaluating Radius of curvature of plano convex lens.
Measure Rigidity modulus and Young’s modulus of a material.
Determine the wave length of Laser.
Draw characteristics of Zener diode, Photo diode and Transistor.
Verify Stefan’s constant.
Identify Capacitor, Inductor and Resistor in the circuit.
Determine the dielectric constant.

CHEMISTRY LAB DESCRIPTION

S:no	Lab
1	Chemical analysis of ores like haematite
2	Chemical analysis of alloys like brass
3	Chemical analysis of water for different parameters like hardness, metal ions, chloride, sulphates, fluorides, pH, alkalinity etc.,
4	Analysis of industrial sewage for COD,BOD, dissolved oxygen etc.,
5	Colorimetric estimation of copper and viscosity determinations

Labarotary

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Sl.No	NAME OF THE LABORATORY
1	Workshop Practice Lab
2	Machine Shop Lab
3	Material Testing Lab
4	Fluid Mechanics & Machinery Lab
5	Foundry & Forging Lab
6	Energy Conversion Lab
7	Heat Transfer Lab
8	Design Lab
9	CAED/CAMD
10	Modeling and Analysis Lab
11	Computer Integrated Manufacturing Lab
12	Mechanical Measurements and Metrology Lab

WORKSHOP PRACTICE LAB

Workshop practice is the backbone of the real industrial environment which helps to develop and enhance relevant technical hand skills required by the technician working in the various engineering industries and workshops. This course intends to impart basic know-how of various hand tools and their use in different sections of manufacturing. Irrespective of branch, the use of workshop practices in day to day industrial as well domestic life helps to dissolve the problems.

FACILITIES

34 Bench Vices, 2 Welding Machines, Hand Shear Cutting Machine, Surface Plate, Pipe Vice.

MACHINE SHOP LAB

The Machine shop is the heart and soul of mechanical engineering branch. It deals with the various machining operations such as turning, milling, shaping, thread cutting, slotting, drilling etc.

FACILITIES:

Lathe, Milling Machine, Shaping Machine, Drilling Machine, Surface Grinding Machine, Pedestal Grinding Machine, Power Hacksaw Machine etc.

MATERIAL TESTING LAB:

The Material Testing Laboratory is equipped with destructive and non-destructive testing machines like UTM, impact and torsion testing machine, hardness and wear testing machine, and dye penetration. The mechanical properties of material in tension, compression, impact, torsion, bending, wear, and hardness are evaluated here.

FACILITIES:

Brinell Hardness Testing Machine, Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine, Impact Testing Machine, Universal Testing Machine, Wear Testing Machine, Torsion Testing Machine, Crack Detector Apparatus

CAED/CAMD LAB

CAED lab houses computers with Solid Edge software’s which cater the needs of first year students for Computer Aided Engineering Drawing. The 3D workbench module is used by the second year Mechanical Students for Computer Aided Machine Drawing.

FACILITIES:

60 numbers High configuration Dell desktop systems with licensed AutoCAD version 2016.

CIM/AUTOMATION LAB

CIM & Automation Laboratory is used to train the students on CNC programming, simulation and machining. Extensive exposure is provided by using Computer Aided Machining packages like NCTurn 10, NCMill 10, CAPSTurn 10.0, CAPSMill 10.0 etc.

FACILITIES:

CNC vertical machining center, CNC turning centre, 3D printing machine, 6 Axis Aristo Robot, Basic hydraulic and pneumatic training kit, CAM software and Aristosim software.

DESIGN LAB

Strength, life, durability are the prominent words in the design field. Prominent knowledge of design of machine components will be provided through experiments like vibration monitoring equipments. Continuous shaft system, governors, photo-elasticity experimental set up etc.

FACILITIES:

Journal Bearing Set up, Whirling of shaft, Governor apparatus, Gyroscope, Balancing of masses, vibration set up, Polariscope, Strain Rosette apparatus

ENERGY CONVERSION LAB

In this laboratory, students will have the opportunity to study the working principle of IC engines (both SI and CI engines), performance and characteristics in terms of heat balancing, economical speed variations, air fuel ratio influence on the engine to reinforce classroom theory by having the student perform required tests, analyze subsequent data, and present the results in a professionally prepared report.

FACILITIES:

Cut sectioned petrol and diesel engines, Multi cylinder petrol engine, Single cylinder petrol engine, 4-Stroke diesel engine, Variable compression ratio diesel engine, Boiler models, Assembly and dis-assembly of engines. Viscometers, Calorimeter, Flash and Fire apparatus, carbon residue apparatus.

FOUNDRY & FORGING LAB

Foundry and Forging are the most primitive techniques to bring material to required shape and size. Casting is a technique where material is treated above its melting points to bring it to molten state and poured in to mould of the required shape. Forging is a process of heating the material to a temperature above re-crystallization but below its melting temperature. With the application of pressure material formed to required shape.

FACILITIES:

Hearth Forge, Anvil, Swage Block, Sand Testing Analysis, Sieve Analysis, Clay Content, Permeability, Universal Sand Testing Machine, Core hardness testing machine.

FLUID MECHANICS LAB

A basic knowledge of Fluid mechanics is essential for all the scientists and engineers because they frequently come across a variety of problems involving flow of fluids such as in aerodynamics, force of fluid on structural surfaces, fluid transport. This fluid mechanics lab helps to understand these physical processes more closely.

FACILITIES:

Venturi & orifice meters, Pipe friction, Impact of jets, Flow through notches and weirs, Impulse and reaction turbines, Centrifugal and reciprocating pumps.

HEAT TRANSFER LAB

Heat & mass transfer laboratory provides knowledge about various modes of heat & mass transfer like conduction, convection, radiation and boiling. The laboratory is well equipped with experimental set-ups to teach conduction, convection and radiation and boiling –condensation. The lab augments practical skills of students which can be applied in process industries, power plant and automobile sector.

FACILITIES:

Composite slab, Stefan Boltzmann, Emissitivity test, Metal rod, Pin fin, Transient natural, forced convections. Refrigeration test rig, Parallel and counter flow apparatus, Air Condition test rig, Thermal Conductivity apparatus.

MECHANICAL MEASUREMENTS AND METROLOGY LAB

To demonstrate the theoretical concepts taught in Mechanical Measurements & Metrology. To understand and use various measuring tools. Understand calibration of various measuring devices. To learn the measurement of bores by internal micrometers and dial bore indicators. To learn the measurement of the Angle and taper s by Bevel protractor, Sine bars, etc.

FACILITIES:

Pressure Gauge, Thermocouple, LVDT, Load Cell, Strain gauge, Optical Projector, Tool Maker Microscope, Sine bar, Sine Center, Bevel Protractor, Autocollimator, Lathe tool dynamometer, drill tool dynamometer, Surface roughness, mechanical comparator, gear tooth vernier, gear tooth micrometer, slip gauges, Optical Flats.

Workshops

A. Fitting Section

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	STUDY OF ELECTRIC ARC WELDING TOOLS &EQUIPMENTS
2	MAKE ELECTRIC ARC WELDING MODELS
A	BUTT JOINT
B	LAP JOINT
C	T-JOINT
D	L- JOINT

B. Welding

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	STUDY OF ELECTRIC ARC WELDING TOOLS &EQUIPMENTS
2	MAKE ELECTRIC ARC WELDING MODELS
A	BUTT JOINT
B	LAP JOINT
C	T-JOINT
D	L- JOINT

C.Carpentary

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	STUDY & DEMONATRATION OF CARPENTARY TOOLS ,JOINTS &OPERATIONS

D.Sheet Metal

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	STUDY & DEMONATRATION OF SHEET METAL &SOLDERING WORK

Machine Shop

A.Lathe Machine

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	MAKE FOLLOWING MODELS ON LATHE WITH FOLLOWING OPERATIONS
A	PLAIN TURNING
B	TAPER TURNING
C	STEP TURNING
D	THREAD CUTTING
E	FACING
F	KNURLING
G	DRILLING
H	BORING
I	INTERNAL THREAD CUTTING
J	ECCENTRIC TURNING

B.Shaping Machine

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	MAKE FOLLOWING MODELS ON SHAPING MACHINE WITH FOLLOWING OPERATIONS
A	CUTTING OF V GROOVE
B	CUTTING OF DOVETAIL GROOVE
C	CUTTING OF RECTANGULAR GROOVE

C.Milling Machine

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	CUTTING OF GEAR TEETH USING MILLING MACHINE

3.Fluid

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION OF FLOW IN A PIPE
2	DETERMINATION OF MINOR LOSSES IN FLOW THROUGH PIPES
3	DETERMINATION OF FORCE DEVELOPED BY IMPACT OF JET ON VANES.
4	CALIBRATION OF FLOW MEASURING DEVICES
A	ORIFICE PLATE METER
B	NOZZLE
C	VENTURIMETER
D	V-NOTCH

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PERFORMANCE TESTING OF TURBINES
A	PELTON WHEEL
B	FRANCIS TURBINE
C	KAPLAN TURBINE
2	PERFORMANCE TESTING OF PUMPS
A	SINGLE STAGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
B	RECIPROCATING PUMP
3	PERFORMANCE TEST OF A TWO STAGE RECIPROCATING AIR COMPRESSOR
4	PERFORMANCE TEST ON AIRBLOWER

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PREPARATION OF SPECIMEN FOR METALLOGRAPIC EXAMINATION OF DIFFERENT ENGINEERING MATERIALS
2	IDENTIFICATION OF MICROSTRUCTURES OF
A	PLAIN CARBON STEEL
B	TOOL STEEL
C	GREY CAST IRON
D	SG IRON
E	BRASS
F	BRONZE
G	COMPOSITES
3	NON-DESTRUCTIVE TEST EXPERIMENTS LIKE
A	MAGNETIC CRACK DETECTION
B	DYE PENETRATION TESTING TO STUDY THE DEFECTS OF CASTED & WELDED SPECIMENS
C	ULTRASONIC FLAW DETECTION
4	HEAT TREATMENT ANNEALING,NORMALISING,HARDENING & TEMPERING OF STEEL, HARDNESS STUDIES OF HEAT-TREATED SAMPLES.
5	TO STUDY THE WEAR CHARACTERISTICS OF FERROUS, NON FERROUS & COMPOSITE MATERIAL FOR DIFFERENT PARAMETERS

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	TENSILE,SHEAR & COMPRESSION TESTS OF
	METALLIC & NON METALLIC SPECIMENS USING UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE
2	TORSION TESTS
3	BENDING TEST ON METALLIC & NON METALLIC SPECIMENS
4	IZOD AND CHARPY TESTS ON M.S. SPECIMEN
5	HARDNES TEST
A	BRINELL
B	ROCKWELL
C	VICKERS
6	FATIGUE TEST

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	CALIBARATION OF PRESSURE GAUGE
2	CALIBARATION OF THERMOCOUPLE
3	CALIBARATION OF LVDT
4	CALIBARATION OF LOAD CELL
5	DETERMINATION OF MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OF A MILD STEEL SPECIMEN USING STRAIN GAUGES

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
6	MEASUREMENTS USING
A	OPTICAL PROJECTOR
B	TOOLMAKER MICROSCOPE
7	MEASUREMENTS USING
A	SINE CENTRE
B	SINE BAR
C	BEVEL PROTRACTOR
8	MEASUREMENTS OF ALIGNMENT USING AUTOCOLLIMATOR/ROLLER SET
10	MEASUREMENT OF SCREW THREAD PARAMETER USING
9	MEASUREMENTS OF CUTTING FORCES USING
A	LATHE TOOL DYNAMOMETER
B	DRILL TOOL DYNAMOMETER
10	MEASUREMENT OF SCREW THREAD PARAMETER USING
A	TWO WIRW METHOD
B	THREE WIRE METHOD
11	MEASUREMENTS OF SURFACE ROUGHNESS USING TALLY SURF/MECHANICAL COMPARATOR.
12	MEASUREMENT OF GEAR TOOTH PROFILE USING GEAR TOOTH VERNIER/GEAR TOOTH MICROMETER.
13	CALIBARATION OF MICROMETER USING SLIP GAUGES
14	MEASUREMENT USING OPTICAL FLATS

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PREPARATION OF SAND SPECIMENS & CONDUCTION OF THE FOLLOWING TEST
A	COMPRESSION,SHEAR & TENSIL TEST ON UNIVERSAL SAND TESTING MACHINE
2	PERMEABILITY TEST
3	CORE HARDNESS &MOULD HARDNESS TEST.
4	GRAIN FITNESS NUMBERTEST(SIEVE ANALYSIS TEST)
5	CLAY CONTENT TEST
6	MOISTURE CONTENT TEST

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	USE OF FOUNDARY TOOLS & OTHER EQUIPMENTS
2	PREPARATION OF MOULDS USING TWO MOULDING BOXES
A	USING PATTERNS(SPLIT PATTERNS,MATCH PLATE,& CORE BOXES )
B	WITHOUT PATTERNS
3	PREPARATION OF CASTING(ALUMINUM OR CAST IRON ) DEMONSTRATION ONLY

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PREPARING FORGED MODELS-INVOLVING
A	UPSETTING-OPERATION
B	DRAWING-OPERATION
C	BENDING-OPERATION
	USE POWER HAMMER FOR AT LEAST ONE MODEL

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	DETERMINATION OF FLASH POINT & FIRE POINTOF LUBRICATING OIL USING
A	ABEL PENSKY AND MARTIN(CLOSED)
B	CLEAVLAND (OPEN CUP ) APPRATUS.
2	DETERMINATION OF CALORIFIC VALUE OF SOLID,LIQUID & GASEOUS FUELS.
3	DETERMINATION OF VISCOSITY OF A LUBRICATING OIL USING
	REDWOODS,SAYBOLTS & TORSION VISCOMETERS.
4	VALVE TIMING/PORT OPENING DIAGRAM OF AN I.C.ENGINE(4 STROKE/2 STROKE)
5	USE OF PLANIMETER

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PERFORMANCE TEST ON I.C.ENGINES& CALCULATIONS
A	FOUR STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
B	FOUR STROKE PETROL ENGINE
C	MULTI CYLINDER DIESEL/PETROL ENGINE(MORSE TEST )
D	TWO STROKE PETROL ENGINE
E	VARIABLE COMPRESSION RATIO I.C ENGINE

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	DETERMINATION OF NATURAL FREQUENCY,LOGARITHMIC DECREMENT,DAMPING RATIO & DAMPING COEFFICIENT IN A SINGLE DEGREE OF FREEDOM VIBRATING SYSTEMS( LONGITUDINAL & TORSIONAL )
2	BALANCING OF ROTATING MASSES.
3	DETERMINATION OF CRITICAL SPEED OF A ROTATING SHAFT.
4	DETERMINATION OF FRINGE CONSTANT OF PHOTOELASTI MATERIAL USING.
A	CIRCULSR DISC SUBJECTED TO DIAMETRAL COMPRESSION.
B	PURE BENDING SPECIMEN(FOUR POINT BENDING)
5	DETERMINATION OF STRESS CONCENTRATION USING . PHOTOELASTICITY FOR SIMPLE COMPONENTS LIKE -
A	PLATE WITH A HOLE UNDER TENSION OR BENDING
B	CIRCULAR DISC WITH CIRCULAR HOLE UNDER COMPRESSION, 2D CRANE HOOK

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
6	DETERMINATION OF EQUILIBRIUM SPEED,SENSITIVENESS,POWER & EFFORT OF PORTER/PROWEL/HARTNEL GOVERNOR
7	DETERMINATION OF PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN JOURNAL BEARING.
8	DETERMINATION OF PRINCIPAL STRESSES & STRAINS IN A MEMBER SUBJECTED TO COMBINED LOADING USING STRAIN ROSETTES
9	DETERMINATION OF STRESSES IN CURVED BEAM USING STRAIN GAUGE.
10	EXPERIMENTS ON GYROSCOPE (DEMONSTRATION ONLY )

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	CNC PART PROGRAMMING USING CAM PACKGES
A	SIMULATION OF TURNING,DRILLING,MILLING OPERATION
B	3 TYPICAL SIMULATIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT USING SIMULATION PACKAGES LIKE MASTER- CAM OR ANY EQUIVALENT SOFTWARE

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	FMS ( FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM) :
	PROGRAMMING OF AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM(ASRS) AND LINEAR SHUTTLE CONVEYOUR INTERFACING CNC LATHE MILLING WITH LOADING UNLOADING ARM AND ASRS TO BE CARRIED OUT ON SIMPLE COMPONENTS.
2	ROBOT PROGRAMMING:
	USING TEACH PENDENT & OFFLINE PROGRAMMING TO PERFORM PICK AND PLACE, STACKING OF OBJECTS,2 PROGRAMS

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	PNEUMATICS AND HYDRAULICS, ELECTRO-PNEUMATICS: 3 TYPICAL EXPERIMENTS ON BASICS OF THESE TOPICS TO BE CONDUCTED.

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
1	DETERMINATION OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF A METAL ROD
2	DETERMINATION OF OVERALL HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT OF A COMPOSITE WALL.
3	DETERMINATION OF EFFECTIVENESS ON A METALLIC FIN .
4	DETERMINATION OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT IN A FREE CONVENTION FLOW THROUGH A PIPE.
5	DETERMINATION OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT IN A FORCED CONVENTION FLOW THROUGH A PIPE
6	DETERMINATION OF EMISSIVITY OF A SURFACE.

Sl.No	NAME OF EXPERIMENT
7	DETERMINATION OF STEFAN BOLTZMAN CONSTANT.
8	DETERMINATION OF LMDT AND EFFECTIVENESS IN A PARALLEL FLOW AND COUNTER FLOW HEAT EXCHANGERS.
9	EXPERIMENTS ON BOILING OF LIQUID &CONDENSATION OF VAPOUR
10	PERFORMANCE TEST ON A VAPOUR COMPRESSION REFRIGERATION.
11	PERFORMANCE TEST ON A VAPOUR COMPRESSION AIR-CONDITIONER
12	XPERIMENTS ON TRANSIENT CONDITION HEAT TRANSFER

Faculty

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Head of the Department

Name : Ms. MALINI K VQualification :BE, M.Tech, MBA, MIE, LMISTEDepartment :Electrical and Electronics Engineering View Profile

List of Teaching Staff

S.No	Staff Name	Designation	Qualification	E-Mail ID
1	Ms.Malini.K.V	Assistant Professor & HOD	M.Tech,MIE,LMISTE, MISRD,	malini.eee@ sairamce.edu.in
2	Ms. R. Gunasekari	Assistant Professor	ME,(Ph.D), LMISTE,MISRD,MIE	Gunasekari.eee@sairamce.edu.in
3	Ms .R Geetha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech,MCA,MIE,LMISTE, MISRD	Geethar.eee@sairamce.edu.in
4	Mr. K.Gopinath	Assistant Professor	ME ,LMISTE,MISRD,MIE,ISRD	gopinath.eee@ sairamce.edu.in
5	Mrs .D.A.Vennila	Assistant Professor	M.E,MISRD,LMISTE,MIE	vennila.eee@sairamce.edu.in
6	Mr. J. MadhavaRao	Assistant Professor	M.Tech, (Ph.D) LMISTE,MISRD,AMIE	madhava.eee@sairamce.edu.in
7	Ms. K.Ramya	Assistant Professor	M.Tech, (Ph.D)LMISTE,MISRD,MIE,IAENG	ramya.eee@sairamce.edu.in
8	Mr.Prashantha.K	Assistant Professor	M..Tech, MSc ,MISRD,AMIE,	prashantha.eee@sairamce.edu.in
9	Mr.Mathudevan.V	Tutor	M.E,AMIE,IEEE,EPS	mathudevan.eee@sairamce.edu.in

List of Non-Teaching Staff

SL.No	Staff Name	Designation	Qualification
1	Mr.M.Chandramohan	ASST LAB INSTRUCTOR	JODC
2	Mr.J.Ranjithkumar	ASST LAB INSTRUCTOR	ITI
3	Mr.N.Manjunatha	LAB ASSISTANT	PUC
4	Mr.M.Ranganath	ATTENDER	SSLC

Laboratory

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1	Electrical Machines Lab-1(15EEL37)
2	Electronics Lab(15EEL38)
3	Electrical Machines Lab-2(15EEL47)
4	OP-AMP and Linear IC's Lab(15EEL48)
5	Microcontroller Lab(15EEL57)
6	Power Electronics Lab(15EEL58)
7	Control System Lab(15EEL67)
8	Digital Signal Processing(15EEL68)
9	CAED Lab(15ee651)
10	Relay and High Voltage Lab(15EEL77)
11	Power System Simulation Lab(15EEL78)

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Analog Electronics Lab

The area of Electronics devices and Circuits covers Analog Electronics Lab. It houses a large number of state of the art equipments like Oscilloscopes, Function Generators, Power Supply units and Linear IC Trainer Kits. Using these students can perform experimentation on verification of Network theorems, applications of Diodes and Op-Amps, design of Oscillators and Amplifiers.

Logic Design Lab

This lab contains around 30 digital trainer kits, and enough number of patch chords for conducting all experiments which is prescribed by VTU for Electrical and Electronics students. Each student is doing experiments individually in this lab

Power Electronics Lab

This laboratory throws light on the techniques of designing and building power electronic circuits. Our lab is fully equipped with advanced power electronic circuits and modules like three phase IGBT based inverter, MOSFET choppers, DC-DC converter etc. This lab requires a special non conventional teaching approach. It is mainly used to conduct experiments in the domain of digital electronics.
Major equipments in the PE lab are

FWR and HWR modules
Resonant DC-DC converters modules
Series and parallel inverter
IGBT based chopper modules, voltage communication choppers
R,RC,UJT firing modes, SCR, TRIAC, MOSFET modules
Single phase and three phase PWM inverter modules
Single phase cyclo converters

Microcontroller Lab

The Microcontrollers 8051 Lab curriculum includes both software and interfacing modules. The objective of the lab with respect to software module is to understand the types of data transfer, to perform arithmetic and logical operations, branch and subroutines, Bit Addressability. This is executed by making use of Keil MicroVision Simulator.

Interfacing Modules such as

Dual DAC,
Hex Key pad, Elevator,
Calculator,
Temperature Controller
Speed Control of Stepper motor
DC motors are programmed making use of four I/O Ports which are integral part of 8051.

Circuit Simulation and Measurement Lab

The importance of measurements is simply eloquently expressed in the following statement of the famous physician Lord Kelvin, “I often say that when you can measure, what you are speaking about and can express it in number, you know something about it; when you cannot express it in numbers your knowledge is of meager and unsatisfactory kind”. The advancement of science and technology is dependent upon a parallel progress in measurements techniques. To keep ourselves updated in modern developments and technologies a practical knowledge of measurements and measurements systems is essential. Our MI lab has been catering the above mentioned service to the students.

Transformer & Induction Machines Lab

This lab is included in order to analyze the load characteristics of Transformers and Induction Machines and to evaluate the performance of machines using various techniques. This lab is essential for understanding & analyzing the basic characteristics of electrical machines.

Control System Lab

In this lab analysis of Lag Lead compensator network, frequency response, effect of PID controllers, Speed torque Characteristics of AC & DC Servo motors, MATLAB programming for second order, third order & DC Position control system and various plots are brought out for students to understand the stability studies of the systems. A control system plays a vital role in studying the stability studies of all electrical systems, which is highlighted in this lab.

DC Machine and Synchronous Machine Lab

This lab is included in order to analyze the load characteristics of DC Machines and Synchronous Machines and to evaluate the performance of machines using various techniques. This lab is essential for understanding & analyzing the basic characteristics of electrical machines.

High Voltage and Relays Lab

This lab is concentrated on all types of relays, protection schemes for electrical machines, measurement of HVAC & HVDC, breakdown strength of transformer oil & field mapping using electrolytic tank for capacitor and Transmission lines. Various protective schemes, measurements of HVAC and HVDC are dealt in this lab.

Power System Simulation Lab

MATLAB fundamentals, Power System Analysis like Load Flow, short circuit & transient analysis, and Economic load dispatch are simulated and analyzed using powerful software package MATLAB & Mi Power in this lab.

Achievements

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Staff achievement 2017-18

Name of the journal	ISSN Number	Date and year	Reference No	Title
ELSEVIER PROF K RAMYA	Proceeding 5 (2018)1257-1263	2017	2214-7853 @ ELSEVIER	Meandering vector control strategy as D-STATCOM in renewable cluster grid for power optimization
Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences (SCOPUS JOURNAL) PROF.D.A.VENNILA	Print ISSN: 0974-2115	JCHPS Special Issue 11: July 2017	EC1755 www.jchps.com	Speech enhancement of alt speech using spectral Subtraction and template matching

FACULTY AWARDS 2017-18

Sl. no	date	Particulars	AWARD	Awarded by
1	4/3/2017	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	Distinguished woman in engineering	Venus international foundation at chennai
2	28/10/2017	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	ISTE AWARD RECIEPIENT for mentoring the best B.Tech Project	ISTE NATIONAL convention , RIST, 2017
3	2TH-29TH JAN2018	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	Best Women engineering college teacher, shayesta akthar memorial national award	47th ISTE national award , ISTE, Saint gits engineering college.
4	4/1/2018	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	Distinguished leader in engineering	HELA2018, CHENNAI
5	4/2/2018	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	VISIONARY LEADER AWARD	Indo global chamber of commerce, industries and agriculture meet, pune
6	7/4/2018	Prof. Malini k v HOD,EEE	BEST ACADEMIC FAMILIAR FEMALE FACULTY AWARD	South Indian ASDF awards(SIAA2018) at Bangalore

International Conference Details

Sl. No	Name	Designation	Title	Type	Date and Place
1	BHARATH H P HARSHITH H SOWMIYA C SHIVKUMAR RATHOD	5th & 3rd Semester	RECTIFICATION OF FAULT USING RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORK RAILWAY TRACK CIRCUIT	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 34
2	DIVAKARA A P CHANDRASHEKAR, LEGESWARAN V, TELI REKHAAPPASAHEB	7th Semester	IMPLEMENTATION OF LOW COST, RELIABLE AND HEAD MOVEMENT CONTROLLED WHEELCHAIR FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PEOPLE	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 43
3	SAIPRASAD K.V MUBARAK.S HITESH KUMAR CHODHARY FAIROZ KHAN	7th & 5th Semester	IOT BASED SOLAR ROOF TOP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM	International	IJERECE Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2394-6849 Page No 124
4	RAKESH B S KAVYA S NEELA MEGHANA S N NETHRAVATHI J	7th & 5th Semester	FUZZY BASED CONTROL IN PIEZO POWER-DRIVEN GENERATION USING BOULEVARD TRAFFIC	International	IJERECE Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2394-6849 Page No 128
5	RAKSHITH KUMAR NAIK MITHUN.V VIJAY KUMAR M G KISHOR KUMAR K	5th Semester	PLC BASED ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT BEAM ASSISTING SYSTEM	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 50
6	SAIPRIYA M , JAYASUDHA L KAVYA K LEGESWARAN V	7th Semester	POWER FLOW CONTROL IN HYBRID POWER SYSTEM USING MODERN CONTROL TECHNIQUE	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 58
7	ESHWAR C. PRAKRUTHI SURYATEJAVEMURI NITHIN V	3rd Semester	NEW ERA METHOD OF WATER PUMPING FOR AGRI- APPLICATIONS	International	16th & 17th November 2017 SSCE, Anekal IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 69
8	DEVARAJ S PRADEESHAN K MALLIKARJUN REDDY MOHAMMED ABREETH	7th Semester	AUTOMATED ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM BASED ON INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 72
9	Bhavani Singh Subrata Chowdhury Kumar Vikram	7th Semester	Design, Development and Testing of a Transformer Overload Protection using MSP430 Microcontroller	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 91
10	Asha K Arun P K Balaji Rao Gourav Thakur	5th Semseter	Implementation of a high P[ower factor Hybrid three Phase Unidirectional Rectifier	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 63

International Journal Details

Sl. No	Name	Designation	Title	Type	Date and Place
1	BHARATH H P HARSHITH H SOWMIYA C SHIVKUMAR RATHOD	5th & 3rd Semester	RECTIFICATION OF FAULT USING RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORK RAILWAY TRACK CIRCUIT	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 34
2	DIVAKARA A P CHANDRASHEKAR, LEGESWARAN V, TELI REKHAAPPASAHEB	7th Semester	IMPLEMENTATION OF LOW COST, RELIABLE AND HEAD MOVEMENT CONTROLLED WHEELCHAIR FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PEOPLE	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 43
3	SAIPRASAD K.V MUBARAK.S HITESH KUMAR CHODHARY FAIROZ KHAN	7th & 5th Semester	IOT BASED SOLAR ROOF TOP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM	International	IJERECE Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2394-6849 Page No 124
4	RAKESH B S KAVYA S NEELA MEGHANA S N NETHRAVATHI J	7th & 5th Semester	FUZZY BASED CONTROL IN PIEZO POWER-DRIVEN GENERATION USING BOULEVARD TRAFFIC	International	IJERECE Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2394-6849 Page No 128
5	RAKSHITH KUMAR NAIK MITHUN.V VIJAY KUMAR M G KISHOR KUMAR K	5th Semester	PLC BASED ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT BEAM ASSISTING SYSTEM	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 50
6	SAIPRIYA M , JAYASUDHA L KAVYA K LEGESWARAN V	7th Semester	POWER FLOW CONTROL IN HYBRID POWER SYSTEM USING MODERN CONTROL TECHNIQUE	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 58
7	ESHWAR C. PRAKRUTHI SURYATEJAVEMURI NITHIN V	3rd Semester	NEW ERA METHOD OF WATER PUMPING FOR AGRI- APPLICATIONS	International	16th & 17th November 2017 SSCE, Anekal IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 69
8	DEVARAJ S PRADEESHAN K MALLIKARJUN REDDY MOHAMMED ABREETH	7th Semester	AUTOMATED ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM BASED ON INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 72
9	Bhavani Singh Subrata Chowdhury Kumar Vikram	7th Semester	Design, Development and Testing of a Transformer Overload Protection using MSP430 Microcontroller	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 91
10	Asha K Arun P K Balaji Rao Gourav Thakur	5th Semseter	Implementation of a high P[ower factor Hybrid three Phase Unidirectional Rectifier	International	IJEREEE Volume 3, Issue 11, November 2017 ISSN (online) 2395-2717 Page No 63

Awards

National award for the best B.E project in Electrical and electronics engg awarded to Saipriya and Kavya for their project titled “TAP ME-“The Drivers aid(Tyre air pressure monitoring and evaluation)” during 20th ISTE Sudents national annual convention at BABA BANDA SINGH BAHADUR Engg College,Meghalaya on 28th October 2017″

INTERNSHIP/INPLANT TRAINING:

“Students of final year Electrical and Electronic Engineering Bhavani Singh,Devaraj,Legeswaren,Mohammad Abreeth,Rakesh, Subrata chowdhury have attended implant training at ICF, Chennai from 17th of January 2018 to 24th of January 2018”

“Students of third year Electrical and Electronics Engineering ,Asha.K, Hitesh kumar Chowdhary, Kishore kumar.K Mubarak.S,Meghana.S.N was attended internship program on DESIGN WITH FPGA at Coreel Technologies, Bangalore from 16th to 24 th of January 2018”

“Students of 5th sem EEE attended one day handson training on “PLC AND INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION” at AGIIT solutions bangalore on 04/11/2017

INDUSTRIAL VISIT:
“Final year EEE students went for industrial visit to CPRI (Central power research institute) on 10/10/2017

“Second year EEE students went for industrial visit to Karnataka Vidyuth Karkhane Limited (KAVIKA), Bengaluru on 1/9/2017

S.No	Achievements
1	Congratulations to Prof. Malini K V, HOD, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics who has been awarded as "Distinguished Woman in Engineering" at VIWA2017, by Venus International Foundation on 04/03/2017
2	Prof.Malini K V, HOD, EEE department have been selected as a member of "NATIONAL EXPERTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE", DST".
3	Conducted VTU - VGST sponsored Faculty Development Program on "Vector Control Of Induction Motor" at VTU Belgaum.
4	SDP on "DSP Based Control of Electrical Machines" approved by AICTE.
5	KSCST sponsored the Final Year project "BIOEDILIZIA" guided by Prof. Pradeep. B. Jyoti, HOD, EEE & Ms. R. Gunasekari, Asst prof, EEE.
6	KSCST sponsored the Final Year project "Fuelless MOBIKE" Prof. Pradeep. B. Jyoti, HOD, EEE.
7	KSCSTsponsored the Final Year project "SMART HEATING USING REFEREGERATOR" with the grants of Rs.7K Guided by Prof. Pradeep. B. Jyoti, & Ms. Malini.K.V ,Asst prof, During the year 2012-13.
8	KSCSTsponsored the Final Year project "ELECTRICAL ENERGY HARVESTING TILES BASED ON HYBRID PIEZO ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGY" with the grants of Rs.7.5K Guided by Asst prof Ms. R. Gunasekari , HOD,EEE During the year 2013-14
9	KSCSTsponsored the Final Year project "WIFI AMBIQUATION TO CHARGE PACEMAKER" with the grants of Rs.6.5K Guided by Asst prof Ms. R.Gunasekari, HOD,EEE During the year 2013-14
10	Pre-final year students Ms.Swathi ,Ms.Nishchitha and Ms.Suma won Gold medal for presenting Business plan on traditions.com in GES2014(GLOBAL ENTERPREUNERSHIP SUMMIT) held at Bangalore
11	IEDC,DST sponsored the Final Year students Mr.Shobit Kumar singh,Mr.LakshmiDevi,Mr.Manu and Mr.Gokul for project SUVIDHAN A FAIR RATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOR DESERVEDwith the grants of Rs.1L Guided by Asst prof .Malini.K.V and Asstprof .R.Gunasekari, During the year 2014-15
12	IEDC,DST sponsored the Final Year students Mr.SiddarthWali,Mr.Harishprathap,Ms.Nischitha and Ms.Rashmi for project "I-GLOVE - COMMUNICATION AID FOR MUTE PEOPLE" with the grants of Rs.1L Guided by Asst prof .Malini.K.V and Asstprof .R.Gunasekari, During the year 2014-15
13	Research Project titled "ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF ACTIVE MAGNETIC BEARING TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE CONTROL ON SMART MACHINE" is funded by VTU under Research Grant Scheme with Rs.8.5L under the guidance of Dr.Y.VijayaKumar and Asst.Prof Ravi V Angadi 2014-15.
14	KSCST sponsored the Final Year project "AUTOMATED AMBULANCE DETECTION AND TRAFFIC CONTROL USING ZIGBEE AND GSM" with the grants of Rs.5K Guided by Mr. Ravi V Angadi, Asst Prof & Mr. J. MadhavaRao, Asst Prof during the year 2014-15.
15	Mr. Ravi V Angadi,Asst Prof& Mr. T. Yuvaraja, Asst Prof Participated and Exhibited a Innovative Project titled "IISC - in India Innovation Initiative" i3 National Fair 2014 organized AICTE, DST Govt of India, CII&i4c Pune during the year2014-15.
16	Mr. Ravi V Angadi,Asst Prof and Mr. T. Yuvaraja, Asst Prof, and Ms. Malini K V, Asst Prof Participated and Exhibited a innovative Project titled INNOVATIVE INTELLIGENT SHOPPING CART in International trade fare BVS-2015 organized byVigyanBharati, Govt of Goa and Goa University during the year 2014-
17	IEDC,DST sponsored the Final Year students (Mr.Mahesh,Ms.Ashwini and Ms.Nikitha) project KRUSHI RAKSHAK- A FIELD GUARDwith the grants of Rs.1 L Guided by Prof .Malini.K.Vand Prof . R.Gunasekari, During the year 2015-16
18	IEDC,DST sponsored the Final Year students(Mr.Mohan,Ms.Vedalakshmi ,Ms.Padma and Mr.Vijayakumar) project VOV FIERO- THE ROBO with the grants of Rs.1 L Guided by Prof .Malini.K.V and Prof .R.Gunasekari, During the year 2015-16
19	Pre-final year Students Mr.Glan Paul, Ms,Madhu Mala and Mr. Bhavanisingh presented Business Plan on PAZALA in VTU organized Business Plan Competition YEAR 2015-16
20	Mitsubishi Electric India PVT.LTD., sponsored ECO-SMART - DRY AGRI WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM with the grants of Rs.2 L components to interdisciplinary final year student team(Mr.Mahesh) 2015-16.
21	Final year student PADMA G N received BEST STUDENT AWARD IN KARNATAKA ISTE CHAPTER 2015 - 16
22	EAC CAMP (ENTERPERERSHIP AWARNESS CAMP) organized by Dept of EEE in Association with IEDC Supported by NSTEDB,Govt. of India for 2nd and 3rd year Students year 2015 16.
23	NCFPIC-16 National level conference and journal publication organized by dept of EEE in association with BONFIRING JOURNALS /International Journal of Power System and integrated circuits year 2015 - 16
24	Students of Pre final year ( MadhuMala, Shruithi, and Dasarath )won silver medal in UDBHAV-16 B To C competition

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Vision

Vision of the Department

Transform students into professional, ethical engineers to meet global challenges through quality education.

Mission

Mission of the Department

M1: To impart quality education in Computer Science and Engineering with the strong industry institute partnership to develop technical & research skills.

M2: Enrich the technical ability of students to face the world with confidence, commitment and team-work in IT field.

M3: Provide a learning platform for interdisciplinary innovation, research and Self-learning.

M4: Encourage faculty and students to actively participate in holistic educational practices and to impart social values.

PSOs

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

The ability to understand, analyze and develop computer programs in the areas related to algorithms, system software, networking and embedded computing, web design, and data analytics for efficient design of computer-based systems.
The ability to understand the evolutionary changes in computing technologies, apply standard practices and strategies in software project development and testing using various programming environments to deliver a quality product for business, real world problems and meet the challenges of the future.

PEOs

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

After 4 years of completing the programme on Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering, the graduates will become,

Graduates of the program can be an eminent Engineering Professional to engage in professional activities, commit to team work and adapt to an ever changing global technical environment.
Graduate can have effective oral and written communication of technical and managerial information to analyze and solve Computer Science and Engineering problems through the fundamental knowledge of Mathematics, Science and Engineering.
Graduates can able to design and develop innovative solutions for real life problems in Computer Science and Engineering field and related domains.

POs

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POS)

At the end of the B.E program, students are expected to have developed the following outcomes.

PO1: Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3: Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO4: Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5: Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6: The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7: Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of need for sustainable development.

PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9: Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10: Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11: Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one‘s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12: Life-long learning: Recognize the need and the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Faculty

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Head of the Department

Name : Dr. B. Shadaksharappa Qualification :B.E, M.S, Ph.DDepartment : Computer Science Engineering View Profile

List of faculty

S.No	Name of the Staff	Designation	Qualification	Mail Id
1	Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Professor & Head Vice - Principal	B.E, M.S, Ph.D	hod.cse@sairamce.edu.in bichagal@sairamce.edu.in
2	Mr. B. Raghavendrarao	Assistant Professor	M.Tech, (Ph.D),MISTE	raghavendrarao.cse@sairamce.edu.in
3	Mrs. G. Manjula	Assistant Professor	M.E, (Ph.D), MISTE	manjulag.cse@sairamce.edu.in
4	Mrs. P. Kalamani	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	kalamani.cse@sairamce.edu.in
5	Mr. Reji Thomas	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	rejithomas.cse@sairamce.edu.in
6	Mrs. K.V. Shalini	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	shalinikv.cse@sairamce.edu.in
7	Mr. T.K. Pradeepkumar	Assistant Professor	MBA, ME, MISTE	pradeepkumar.cse@sairamce.edu.in
8	Mrs. C. Sharon RojiPriya	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	sharonrojipriya.cse@sairamce.edu.in
9	Mrs. Larote Shiny	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	laroteshiny.cse@sairamce.edu.in
10	Mrs. Y. Sanjana	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	sanjana.cse@sairamce.edu.in
11	Mrs. M. SheelaDevi	Assistant Professor	M.E,MCSI	sheela.cse@sairamce.edu.in
12	Mr. S. Jeyadevan	Assistant Professor	M.E, MISTE	jeyadevan.cse@sairamce.edu.in
13	Ms. S. Sowjanya	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	sowjanya.cse@sairamce.edu.in
14	Ms. Arpitha Vasudev	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	arpitha.cse@sairamce.edu.in
15	Ms. A.M. Sowmya	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	sowmya.cse@sairamce.edu.in
16	Mr. C. Pradeepa	Assistant Professor	M.E	pradeepa.cse@sairamce.edu.in

List of Supporting staff

S.No	Name of the Staff	Qualification	Designation
1	Mr. J. Sreeraj	B.E	Desktop Support Engineer
2	Mr. N. Sabapathy	MCA	Lab Instructor
2	Mr. S.C. Swamy	BCA	Lab Assistant
3	Mr. C. Ravi	BCA	Lab Instructor
4	Mr. Vinayakaswamy Negalurmath	M.Tech	Lab Instructor
5	Mr. Nagappa	(BA)	Attender
6	Mr. L. Narayana Reddy	PUC	Attender

Infrastructure

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Data Structures Lab

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2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 160GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 23

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Design and Analysis Algorithm Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.20GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 160GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 23

Database Management Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.20GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 160GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 28

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Computer Graphics Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.20GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 160GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse.
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 28

Networks Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.20GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 80GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse.
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 28

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Operating System and System Software Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 3.00GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 250GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse.
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 28

Internet Programming Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium i3 3.10GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
8GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 500GB
Microsoft 15’’ Monitor
TVS Gold Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
64-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7

Number of Systems: 19

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Unix System Programming Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.00GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
, Seagate Harddisk Drive 80GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
Logitech Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version

Number of Systems: 26

Programming C with Data Structures -Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2.00GHz
2MB L2 Cache
Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built in
3GB DDR2 RAM
Seagate Harddisk Drive 80GB
Samsung 17’’ Monitor
Logitech Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse
32-bit operating sytem. Dual Boot, Windows-7 and Ubuntu 16.04.1 Kernel Version.

Number of Systems: 26

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Analog and Digital Electronics Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo Processor @2.20GHz
Intel DG31 PR Mother Board
160GB Sata HDD
3GB DDR II RAM
SAMSUNG 15.6“ TFT Monitor

Number of Systems: 29

Microprocessor Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo Processor @2.20GHz
Intel DG31 PR Mother Board
160GB Sata HDD
3GB DDR II RAM
SAMSUNG 15.6“ TFT Monitor

Number of Systems: 29

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Innovation Lab

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Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium Dual Core 2.6 GHz
Asus P5KPL, Desktop Board
10/100 LAN Built In
1GB DDR 2 RAM
Seagate HDD 250 GB
Samsung 15“ TFT Monitors
TVS Champ Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse

Department Library:

CSE department library aims to support the students and faculty by providing most relevant and required books. The library is well stocked with more than 197 titles and 1583 volumes of books exclusive to CSE department UG courses. In addition the library is stocked with UG student project reports.

Student and Book Ratio: 1:6 (2 textbooks will be issued).

Program Courses

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B.E Computer Science &Engineering:2015 CBCS Scheme

S.No	2015 CBCS Scheme	Details
1	Scheme (III & IV Semester)	Click here to Download
2	Scheme (V & VI Semester)	Click here to Download
3	Scheme (VII & VIII Semester)	Click here to Download
4	Syllabus (III Semester)	Click here to Download
5	Syllabus (IV Semester)	Click here to Download
6	Syllabus (V Semester)	Click here to Download
7	Syllabus (VI Semester)	Click here to Download
8	Syllabus (VII Semester)	Click here to Download
9	Syllabus (VIII Semester)	Click here to Download
10	5^th CSE / ISE Open Elective (V Semester)	Click here to Download
11	6^th CSE / ISE Open Elective (VI Semester)	Click here to Download
12	CSE ISE Open electives list (V & VI Semester)	Click here to Download

Achievements

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DEPARTMENT LEVEL ACHIEVEMENTS

Established Sai Leo Muthu Innovation centre on June 2016 to encourage innovative thinking in students and solve real time problems
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering is recognized as ”Palo Alto Authorized Academic Centre” and given the access to Palo Alto Faculty Development Programs and content on Network Security.
Virtual Reality (VR) Lab had been established on November 2017 as part of Innovation lab
The Department in association with Oracle Academy & ICT Academy conducting FDPs and certification programmes for faculties and students
Project proposals are submitted to the public organisations and also received funds from KSCST,IEDC etc
Faculties are encouraged to appear for Online Certification exams such as NPTEL and most of faculties are Elite Certified in various courses
Almost 300 papers are published by students of second third and final year in national and international conferences

AWARDS , RANKS & RECOGNITIONS

JAYATEERTHA.G OF FIRST YEAR CSE HAD REPORTED THE XSS BUG IN (imagine.academy.microsoft.com) SUBDOMAIN OF MICROSOFT AND ALSO IN OTHER MICROSOFT SERVICES SUCH AS OUTLOOK,BING ETC.Microsoft had recognized his effort with swags and acknowledged him as “SECURITY RESEARCHER FOR MICROSOFT ONLINE SERVICES”
Nandakumar,Karthika.K & Latha.S of Final year has won ICT Academy Student Innovator Award 2018,Karnataka
Divya G of VI semester has got “ STUDENT CIRCUIT AWARD ” award by Association of Scientists,developers and faculties(ASDF)
Student Ms Sachitha achieved 3^rd rank in VTU 2012 academic Year
One of our students Ms Shwetha V, received the “Best Student Award” for the year 2013 by Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE), Karnataka.

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS

Name	College Name	Event	Prize
Surya prakash S & Team	Sri Sairam College of engineering	Largest learnathon of India , 2nd and 3rd February , 2018	3rd & 2nd prize
Jyothi sulochana & Team	Oxford College of Engineering, Bengaluru	Technical fest ,23 March 2018	1st prize
Rakshak H& Team	Jain University ,Bengaluru	Inventech 18 ,24 March 2018	1st prize
Subham Agarwal & Team	Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology,Chikkamangaluru	State Level Project Exhibition, 4/24/2018	1st prize

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sno	Project Title	Students name & Mentor	College Name and Place
1	Agrivators	Dhanush, Akshatha, Bhargavi, Raju & Prof. Pradeepa	Chandigarh College of Engineering,Chandigarh
2	Techlords	Anirudhan, Chitra Kumari, Abhinandan Mazumdhar Guruprasad, Ramya B G, Kodeeswaran & Prof.Sheela Devi One of the top 8 teams for the final round of Grand Finale.	Panipat Institute Of Technology,Haryana
3	Albatross	Jashwanth, Prathamesh, Yuvashree, Nithin K,Paramashivam, Sujith & Prof.Nisha M S	Banaras Hindu University,Varanasi

Click here to View – Smart Hackathon 2018

NAME	COLLEGE NAME	EVENT	PRIZE
Gowri Chandra & Team	Kumaraguru College of Technology, Tamilnadu	SS12 Age of innovation and maker Fair, 26 & 27 September 2016	3rd Prize
Kumudha & Team	Veltech Dr.RR & Dr SR university ,Chennai	International Project competition and exhibition, 23 February 2017	1st prize
Anirudhan & Team	JSS Mahavidyapeeth, Bengaluru	CSI region student convention, 10 & 11 Mar 2017	1st prize ,LOGO design
Nandha kumar & Team	JSS Mahavidyapeeth,Bengaluru	CSI region student convention, 10 & 11 Mar 2017	2nd prize in Paper Presentation
Nandha kumar & Team	Nagarjuna college of Engineering,Bengaluru	Technical Fest ,24 March 2017	2nd prize in Paper Presentation
Nandha kumar & Team	Nagarjuna college of Engineering,Bengaluru	Technical Fest ,24 March 2017	3rd prize in Mini Project
Pragthi & Team	Nagarjuna college of Engineering,Bengaluru	Technical Fest,24 March 2017	1st prize in Mini Project
Bhavya & Pallavi	Nagarjuna college of Engineering,Bengaluru	Technical Fest ,24 March 2017	1st prize in Technical QUIZ
Vaanishree & Team	AMC Engineering College ,Bengaluru	National level project Exhibition ,20 April 2017	1st prize
Karthik P & Team	AMC Engineering College,Bengaluru	National level project Exhibition ,20 April 2017	3rd prize
Kshithija c Reddy & Team	Sri Sairam college of Engineering,Bengaluru	Carpe diem 17 ,13 May 2017	Best project award

Name	College name	Event	Prize
Mohammad haroon	HKBK College of Engineering,Bengaluru	Technical Symposium	3rd Prize in Gaming
Prajwala Reddy &Divya S N	Adhiyamaan College of Engineering,Hosur,Tamilnadu	IEI Conference , 13 & 14 August 2015	1st Prize in Paper Presentation
Shreya H & Sowmiya S.	Adhiyamaan College of Engineering,Hosur,Tamilnadu	IEI Conference , 13 & 14 August 2015	2nd Prize in Paper Presentation
Keerthana B Kanaka K,Rooban chakravarthi & Divya rakshana	East point College of Engineering and Technology, Bengaluru	National Conference, 05 May 2016	1st prize in Paper Presentation
Divya.S.N,Bhavya.G & Nagamani.N	New Horizon College of Engineering,Bengaluru	National Conference, 3/18/2016	Best Paper Award

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Sl.No	Name	Designation	Awards
1	Dr. B. Shadaksharappa	Prof. & HEAD of the Department	1. Best Educationist Award 2. Rastriya Vidya Gaurav Gold Medal award 3. India International achievers award for education excellence-Bangkok 4. Lifetime education excellence award 5. India International achievers award for education excellence-Thailand
2	Mrs. Manjula G	Assistant Professor	Awarded as Outstanding Women in Engineering by Venus International Foundation,Chennai
3	Mrs.Sheela Devi.M	Assistant Professor	Secured Top 5 % IN NPTEL2018 exam all over India in Wireless Adhoc and Sensor Network

Funded Project

Year	Project Title	Funded Agency
2014-15	Women's Safety	KSCST
2015-16	Senior Security Supervise System
2016-17	Public Water Supply Gird monitoring to avoid tampering and water man fraud using IoT.
2017-18	Kapi Dhwaja: Smart Initiative for Automobiles in Road Safety
2014-15	Privacy Controller	IEDC
2015-16	Virtual Controller
2016-17	AGRIKART
2016-17	E-Waste Segregation
2017-18	DUSTLESS ENVIRONMENT using Neagh device
	EDUVISTA
	SMART HEALTH CARE USING ANDROID APPLICATION

Placement

Year	Number of Companies Visited	Number of students Placed
2014-15	23	13
2015-16	37	27
2016-17	33	50
2017-18	23	62

Scholarship

Year	Name of the scheme	Number of students benefited by government scheme
2012-2013	SFC Funding	1
2012-2013	Defence Scholarship	1
2012-2013	ST	3
2012-2013	SC	6
2012-2013	Post Matrix Scholarship BC-II Govt. of Bihar	1
2012-2013	District BC Welfare Department Scholarship	17
2013-2014	ST	3
2013-2014	SC	6
2014-2015	ST	4
2014-2015	SC	14
2014-2015	District BC Welfare Department Scholarship	26
2015-2016	ST	2
2015-2016	SC	20
2015-2016	District BC Welfare Department Scholarship	51
2016-2017	SC	17
2016-2017	District BC Welfare Department Scholarship	91

Year	Name of the scheme	Number of students benefited by non government scheme
2012-2013	Chairman Sponsored Scholarship	3
2013-2014	Chairman Sponsored Scholarship	5
2014-2015	Chairman Sponsored Scholarship	2
2016-2017	Chairman Sponsored Scholarship	1

Year	Name of the students	CGPA	Scholarship Amount
2017-2018	Saurabh Kumar	9.25	Tuition Fees Wave off
	Subham Agarwal	9.16	Tuition Fees Wave off
	Sharavathi DJ	9.12	Tuition Fees Wave off
	Chitra Kumari	9.21	Tuition Fees Wave off
	Anurag Saran	8.67	25000
	Meghana KM	8.54	25000
	Ganavi	8.21	5000
	Abhinandan Mazumdar	8	5000
	Abhishek Singh	8.12	5000
	Eshan Gupta	8.04	5000

NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND PUBLICATIONS

SNO	YEAR & SECTION	NO OF PAPERS PRESENTED
1	II -A	48
2	II-B	47
3	III-A	80
4	III-B	53
5	IV-A	95
6	IV-B	51

SPORTS

In Archery competition Ms Chethana G, 2nd Year, Dept. of CSE bagged Gold Medal in 30 meters and Bronze medal in 50 meters

Events

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2018
2017

SL.NO	EVENT	DATE
1	Virtual & Augmented Reality Workshop -2018	23^rd & 24^th Feb 2018
2	New India Student championship-2018	2^nd - 3^rd Feb 2018

SL.NO	EVENT	DATE
1	4^th International Conference on CHIP, CIRCUITRY, CURRENT, CODING, COMBUSTION & COMPOSITES (i7C)	16^th-17^th Nov 2017
2	Advaya 2K17	9^th-10^th Nov 2017
3	Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights	21^th Feb 2017
4	Crash Course on C++/Java-Object Oriented Concepts	15^th & 16^th Feb 2017
5	Seminar on Python Programming	21^th Feb 2017

4^th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHIP,CIRCUITRY,CURRENT,CODING,COMBUSTION & COMPOSITES (i7C-2017) held on 16^th – 17^th Nov ‘2017

Activities

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ADVENTURE CLUB

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Manjula, CSE

Adventure is everything which we do with full excitement, courage and joy without thinking about the result. Adventurous people think about the adventure as a new chance and opportunity to go ahead and get success or experiences through failure. This club will involve students in exploring the adventure world through various events and activities

CODE CLUB

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Pradeepa.C, CSE

At Code Club, we think all students should have the opportunity to learn to code, no matter who they are or where they come from.Code club design and develop a projects by step-by-step which guides and help young people learn from the Scratch using technologies like HTML, CSS, Javascript,jQuery,Ajax,JSON,JAVA,Dot Net and Python by making games, animations, and websites.The projects gradually introduce coding concepts to allow students to build their knowledge.
Code Club also provides multimedia skills.

CYBER CLUB

Staff Coordinator : Prof.T.K. Pradeep Kumar, CSE

Cyber security is the body of technologies, processes and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access. In a computing context, security includes both cyber security and physical security.Club Activities: Learning Networking, Doing it Practically, Identifying the Threats in Networks, Providing Solutions, Implementing Firewall and Antivirus for avoiding hacking, attacking, etc

GLOBAL/HIGHER STUDIES Club

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Raghavendra, CSE

This club provides students counseling on the various courses available and encourages them to pursue a field of study in line with their skill sets, aptitude and career aspirations. The club also prepares students for a lifelong commitment to learning. This allows students to excel in their chosen area of expertise.

M-APPS CLUB

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Sheela Devi, CSE

To provide systematic and smart learning to the students with enhanced interaction that supports both online and offline viewing which helps students to improve their skills

Industrial Visit

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Sl.no	Name of the Industry Visited	Date of Visit	Year/Sem
1	TVS Motors, Hosur	27.07.2018	II/III and III/V
2	Akshaya Patra Kitchens, IskconTemple,Bengaluru.	08.08.2018	III/V
3	Titan Industries, Hosur	11.08.2018	II/III
4	Madras Aomic Power Station , Kalpakkam	12.10.2018	IV/VII
5	TVS Motors,Mysore	23.02.2019	III/VI
6	All India Radio, AkashavaniKendra,Bengaluru	05.04.2019	II/IV

TVS Motors,Mysore

TVS Motors

TVS MOTORS, HOSUR VISIT PHOTOS

TiTan

Akshaya Patra Kitchens

All India Radio, AkashavaniKendra,Bengaluru

Madras Aomic Power Station ,Kalpakkam

TVS Motors Ltd., Hosur (09.09.2017)

V SEM (III Year)

ISRO, Sriharikota(ANDHRA PRADESH) 23.01.2018

VII SEM( IV Year)

Harita Seating Systems andHaritaFehrer Ltd., Belagondapalli, Hosur(16.02.2018)

IV SEM(II Year)

All India Radio, Coimbatore (20.02.2018)

IV SEM(II Year)

Hotline Training Centre, Kanakapura Bengaluru.(22.02.2018)

V SEM(III Year)

Projects

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Our ECE Students 1.Niveditha.R 2.Aruna .M.Neeli,3.Deepa .S.Baligar,4.Pavithra.R. 5.Ramya.V and Prof C.Sivaprakash were Participated in Buoyancy Product Innovation Challenge 2018 and won one among the Top 10 Position .

S.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Duration of project	Name of the research project	Amount / Fund received	Year of sanction
1	N.Santhosh Kumar	One year	Smart Dust Bin	100000	2016-17
2	G.V Raja Suganya	One year	Wireless Mobile Charger	100000	2015-16
3	C.Sivaprakash N.Bhuvaneswari	One year	BEAP- Home Automation for Para help	150000	2014-15
4	N.SanthoshKumar Halessh H R	One year	FU-SURE INSTRO	150000	2014-15
5	C.Sivaprakash	One year	Sensor to detect air quality in LMVS.	150000	2013-14
6	C.Sivaprakash	One year	TEAM(Technology for Electrical Management in Automobiles)	150000	2013-14

Sl. No.	Students Name	Project Title	Guide
1	Kusuma p Jeevan N RKishore Kumar S	Design and Implementation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicle(AUV)	Mr.C.Sivaprakash
2	Varshini C Mahesh C Mohan S Akash C	ROBOTIC AND AMBULANCE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICLE SERVICES IN SMART CITIES	Mr.G.V.Raja
3	Chaithra D Manushree S Monika S G Rajesh choudhary	DETECTION OF POTHOLES ON ROADS	Ms.Geetha.R
4	Abhilasha M Chandini S Archana K.S Hemanth K	AUTOMATIC WHEEL CHAIR	Ms.Suganya.J
5	Anusha A Sharada Hegade Swathi H B Ranjitha K D	MULTITASKING PLANNING AND EXECUTING OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE	Mr.C.Sivaprakash
6	Roshni A Ramesan Vivek Hegde Navya V Ramya A	ECONOMIC SMART BIN	Mr.Santhosh Kumar
7	Navya Shree A K Praveen Y S Nandini B	INTELLIGENT SYSTEM FOR HEAD LIGHT BEAM CONTROL	Mr.C.Sivaprakash
8	K.T.Venkatesh Madappa Naik Siddesh .Y Vaishnavi Rani	Automatic Plant Watering System	Mr.G.Vraja
9	Shaffan Sunaid MD Manasa S Praveen kumar R	ENHANCED SAFETY LIFE JACKETS WITH GPS AND GSM	Ms.Geetha.R
10	Shreya.K Annapoorna. C.Gondi Vinayak Nase Prashanth Kumar S	VEHICULAR POLLUTION MONITORING USING IOT	Ms.Deepa.R
11	Aravind Kumar C.S Soundharya.V. Bhimanpalli Shrinivas B.P	AUTOMATIC DETECTION & REMOVAL OF CO IN LMV'S	Mr.C.Sivaprakash
12	Subham Trivedi Vandana.R Dilip Kumar Sangeetha.B.V Varshini.C Ankitha Dey	INTEGRATION WITH MOISTURE METER	N.Bhuvaneswari

S.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Duration of project	Name of the research project	Amount / Fund received	Year of sanction
1	C.Sivaprakash N.Bhuvaneshwari	One year	Automatic Power Shut down for power saving application	5000	2017-18
2	Dhanya.G.S	One year	Automatic Gas Cylinder Management	5000	2017-18
3	Gowri.P	One year	IOT based water Care center for lakes in Bangalore	5000	2017-18
4	C.SivaPrakash N.Bhuvaneshwari	One year	Environment pollution monitoring	4000	2016-17
5	N.Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	One year	Detection of Fake notes within ATM machine	30000	2014-15
6	N.Santhosh Kumar Halessh H R	One year	Monitoring vehicle exhaust	5000	2014-15
7	C.SivaPrakash	One year	Wireless Intelligent Train Tracking and management system.	5000	2010-11
8	C.SivaPrakash	One year	Bio-Speckle assessment of bruising in fruits	5000	2010-11

Program Course

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- http://www.vtubuddy.com/category/electronics-communication-engineering/ Address Lnk for 2010 NON CBCS Scheme & Syllabus.
- http://vtu.ac.in/pdf/cbcs/5sem/ecschsyll.pdf Address Lnk for CBCS Scheme & Syllabus.
- CBCS-III-VIII-syllabus – Click here
- ECE Common Scheme-syllabus – Click here

Club Activity

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AGRICULTURE & FARMING

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Shantha Murthy, ECE

The main objective of agricultural and farming club includes creating awareness among the forgotten or the most neglected segment – Agriculture among the students and enlighten them about the best farming practices. The club will also involve themselves in farming activities.

WOMEN’S FORUM

Staff Coordinator : Prof. Dhanya, ECE

This club helps To distinguish highly talented young women & encourage the participation in all facets. The club helps in empowerment of women and provides friendly & fun environment for women to learn, develop and flourish in the society. Activities Like, Martial Arts, Talent Search, Fun games/events, Cleanliness & Health Awareness are planned to be organized through this club.

SAFETY CLUB

Staff Coordinator : Prof. G.V. Raja, ECE

The primary objective of safety bringing the awareness about the safety in labs, workshops, homes & industries by preventing injuries, illnesses and fatalities & to provide guidance in the event of an accident, fire, natural disaster or another emergency. This will be ensured by organizing various activities like regular Interactive workshop, spreading awareness through various activities, Inter-collegiate & intra – college conducting debate, speech, song, slogan, painting, quiz and collage competitions.

CULINARY CLUB

Staff Coordinator: Ms.Poonguzhali .A, Asst.Prof., ECE Dept.

The Culinary club tries to spice up the life of students through something that is an essential part of everybody’s life- FOOD. The purpose of the Culinary Club is to provide an environment for students to socialize, be creative, learn cooking skills and have fun. It provides students the opportunity to learn basic cooking skills, specific cooking styles and techniques. At the same time it will also provide a platform to the students’ proficiencies in cooking, and share knowledge of regional culinary delicacies with fellow students.

Achievement

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Chaithra.L and Kavya of Electronics & Communication Engineering has won the second place in dance competition at CBIT, Gubbi.
Roopa and Kavya D.S of Electronics & Communication Engineering has won the Best Paper entitled Eye Movement based Biometric System at National level paper presentation contest – “Make in India” on Nov.2016 at Sathyabama University.

Vishal. S.Shabadi has participated in the inter-collegiate climate science quiz 2016.
Chaithra.S and Abarna of Electronics & Communication Engineering has been selected as VTU Best youth fest team.
Ashutosh P.Lande and Rajeev.S from ECE of SSCE stood II in the 2016 Regional final of the statewide TCS Tech Bytes.
Certificate of Completion Awarded to Ms. Bindhu. S in course on Network Engineering – Routing & Switching at livewire, Bangalore, Koramangala during Feb.2016 on 03.02.2016.
Certificate of Completion awarded to Ms.Swathi. R Domain Expert on PCB Design at Livewire, Bangalore, Koramangala during Nov.2015.
Ms.Swathi. R & Ms.Rashmi.S student of 3^rd year B.E (ECE) has undergone internship in the area of Manufacturing and Testing of distribution transformers from 08.01.2016 to 30.01.2016 for Karnataka Vidyuth Karkhane Limited.

Placement

The academic year 2016 -17(Odd Semester) has witnessed 15 companies visited the campus and 83 students placed with 95 offer letters in several IT & core companies with the highest salary of Rs. 18 LPA and Average 11 LPA.

Prof. Sivaprakash. C , Head of Electronics and Communication Engineering Department has been awarded as “Best Academic Circuit Faculty” from South Indian Associates of Scientists Developers and Facilities(ASDF) held at Royal Orchid, Bengaluru on 7th April 2018.

Student:

Name: BINDHU S USN: 1SB13EC013 DEPT: ECE

AWARD: ISTE BEST STUDENT AWARD FOR YEAR 2016,held at JSS ATE,Bangalore

AWARD: SIAA BEST CIRCUIT STUDENT Award for year 2017,atKochi,Kerala.

AWARD: University 1^stRANK,Gold Medal (5 Gold Medals) For ECE for the Academic Year 2017-18

Dr.N R Shetty Gold Medal
SJCE Silver Jubliee-1988 Gold Medal
R N Shetty Gold Medal
Jyothi Gold Medal
VTU Gold Medal

Award: Certificate of Appreciation EdGate Technologies, University program of Texas Instruments for organizing DrishTI online contest 2017 on 24-10-2016 for professor Geetha R.

The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) has established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with EdGate Technologies (Pvt) ltd which is a university program for Texas Instruments, India on 23rd December 2015, for establishing a teaching lab using MSP430 Launch pad. As per the MOU, EdGate Technologies (Pvt) ltd have sent the MSP430launch pad (20 Nos) to setup the Texas Instruments lab. Further, a Faculty Development Programme (FDP) will be conducted for programming knowledge in Microcontrollers using MSP430 kit by faculties of Texas Instrument (TI) in college premises. From this FDP and the TI lab, the faculties of ECE department can learn how to implement the design concepts of controllers and MSP430 launch pads for implementation in a real time environment. Thus, the faculties can teach the concepts to the students by giving real time example. Moreover, the students can able to do UG and PG projects in the ECE department by using the MSP430launch pad kit (MSP430: low cost, ultra-low power consumption, and general purpose 16-bit MCU for use in embedded applications).

MOU’s Signed by department of ECE

The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) has established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with EdGate Technologies (Pvt) ltd
The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) has established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with M/s Impressiv Automation Services .
The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) has established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Loginware Sofftec Pvt Ltd

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Events

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Smart India Hackathon 2018

As the team ELECTROPASSION has short listed for grand Finale at Welinger Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai. ECE department Faculty Ms.N. Bhuvaneswari and Six students of ECE were participated in the event. They started our Journey from Bangalore on 28/03/18. The team won First Prize with One Lakh Cash Prize in the Smart India Hackathon 2018 –Software Edition under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution.

AUV at Singapore

Our College Team VARUNA participated in the 6th International Competition on Singapore Autonomous Underwater Vehicle SAUVC 2018- Finals – organized by National University of Singapore in association with India Partner IEEE-OES from 9th March to 12th March 2018.

A Cup of Coffee with Alumni – ISTE Programme

The Programme” A Cup of Coffee with Alumni” was started by taking a cup of Coffee on 9th November 2017. The Alumni were escorted to the open Dias by Prof. P. Venugopal, ISTE Coordinator (ECE), the Alumni Mr. Pawan Kumar P.B, Senior Network Engineer, WIPRO, Bengaluru, Ms. Rachana, Senior System Engineer, INFOSYS, Bengaluru and Mr. Tejas, Software Developer, SAMSUNG R & D Institute, Bengaluru. Mrs. Rathna, ISTE Coordinator, SSCE, Dr. Hari Krishna, Alumni Coordinator, SSCE, Bengaluru. 72 students of 3rd Semester ECE attended the programme

AWARD: ISTE BEST STUDENT AWARD FOR YEAR 2016,held at JSS ATE,Bangalore

AWARD: SIAA BEST CIRCUIT STUDENT Award for year 2017,atKochi,Kerala.
AWARD: University 1stRANK,Gold Medal (5 Gold Medals) For ECE for the Academic Year 2017-18

Dr.N R Shetty Gold Medal
SJCE Silver Jubliee-1988 Gold Medal
R N Shetty Gold Medal
Jyothi Gold Medal
VTU Gold Medal

REPORT ON-ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS CAMP :

The 3 days Entrepreneurship awareness camp was organized by IEDC in association with Dept. of ECE supported by EDII, NSTEDB, Govt. of India was organized from 07.02.2018 to 09.02.2018 for the second year ECE students.

Webinar on “RTL Design & Functional Verification” by Maven Silicon On 11th October 2017

The Webinar aims at giving an overview of RTL Design and Functional Verification. This webinar provided the participants an invaluable resource for those who are trying to gain insight about the current needs in the VLSI industry with Key Sessions delivered by Industry Veteran Mr. Sivakumar PR- Founder and CEO of Maven Silicon.

Workshop – Embedded System Design using Arduino on 11th October 2017

Pearl Jubilee Celebration of LPSC – A Public Outreach Program by ISRO – 26th March, 2018

Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC) is the Lead Centre for development and realization of Liquid Propulsion Systems for a variety of Launch Vehicles and Spacecrafts of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), a premier organisation of our Country.

TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM-“LI’VAZ-2018” on 13TH and 14th March 2018

The following Events were conducted during Li’Vaz-2018:

SAIRAM CRUCIBLES “tech Quiz”
TECH ART”artist explore and is narrative”
TECH CHARADES”act out”
CIRCUIT HUNT
LINE FOLLOWER:easy ,right?Kere’s the catch
FEED AND EARN
MIND TWISTER”memory recreation”
PROGRAM DEBUGGING”If u didn’t fix it,itAint’t fixed”
X-BOX GAMES:fifa18,wee 2k18,forza motosport
BLIND TRUST:”Trust your friendship”
SAIRAM RECORDS
MINI MILITIA

The inaugural session of the symposium started with invocation song followed by the lightning of the lamp by the dignitaries. The dignitaries were escorted to the dias by the Convener,Prof C. Sivaprakash,Head of the Department (ECE), the Chief guest Sri Mohankumar.D,CEO,Skypro technologies , Bengaluru , Dr.Y.Vijaykumar , Principal & Sri R.Arunkumar , Management Representative.

ISTE Program on “Energize Your Self” on 24th Feb 2018.

The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering have organized Program on “Energize Your Self” under ISTE Banner for the Second & Third year students and staff members of ECE on 24th Feb 2018 in the College Campus , The aim of the Program was to motivate, improve their Concentration and to manage the stress.Chief Guest: Ms. Suchithra, Manager, Business & Project Development.

Project Expo :carpediem seize the day .

5th International Conference on “Applied Science Engineering and Technology”-ICASET-2018 held on 17th&18th May 2018.

Best Academic Circuit Faculty

Prof. Sivaprakash. C , Head of Electronics and Communication Engineering Department has been awarded as “Best Academic Circuit Faculty” from South Indian Associates of Scientists Developers and Faculties(ASDF) held at Royal Orchid, Bengaluru on 7th April 2018.

MBA

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COs

Department of Science and Humanities:

The Department of Science & Humanities proves to be the foundation for the engineering studies. It lays a sturdy foundation for the scholastic expansion of the students. It encompasses the other Departments like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English and physical education as well. All the 1st years students’ scholastic accomplishments are manoeuvred and administered by the Department. . The Faculty constantly exhibit intense concern to inspire the students to contribute in assorted aspects like workshop, seminar, conference and symposium and in presenting papers in conferences / Seminars etc.,

MATHEMATICS:

The Department of Mathematics collaborates efficiently with other Departments in the college in gratifying the assignment of the college. The magnificent assortment of applications of Mathematics in the core prospectus of the Engineering and Technological disciplines is taught with exceptional prominence on the practical significance of applications. No effort is spared to facilitate the students to comprehend their goals of acquiring the better characteristics of mathematical knowledge along with professional Degree. Department of Mathematics is committed and dedicated to efficiently communicate the fine Mathematical knowledge to students of Engineering, which serve as a foundation for their engineering studies, and enable them to excel in their knowledge and life as well. It is also committed to guide the SSECians to realize the Mathematical, Logical and Scientific potential in them to magnify their capacity to comprehend abstract perceptions and articulate them in concise and accurate language.

PHYSICS:

The Department of Physics inferred the knowledge of first year B.E. It proffers Engineering physics courses for the 1st and 2nd semester undergraduate Engineering programmes of assorted disciplines. The department provides a sturdy foundation for the Engineering students. It also provides practical knowledge to the students by offering practical physics courses significant to the theoretical physics. Physics is the science of how things work concerning day to day life. The field of physics lies behind all the technologies. Physics is a combination of experiments and theory based on mathematical laws and models, and computation often used to adhere the theory and experiment together. The physics faculty is highly motivated to do research work. The mission of the organization is to produce thousands of potential engineers consistently everyyear.

CHEMISTRY:

The Department of Chemistry has eminent, dedicated and qualified faculties in different areas of General, Applied and Analytical Chemistry. Chemistry Department has safety measures and is located in most eco-friendly environment.The department is conceited to produce exceedingly excellent results in the University examinations. Chemistry department has incredibly, well established & Exclusive laboratory facilities; on focusing with this facility for the potential engineers are well proficient in the practicalunderstanding.

ENGLISH:

The Department of English is constantly striving for enrichment of the language and providing in depth aesthetic knowledge and an eagerness to appreciate the language in its ingenuity to the students who come here to avail themselves of the course. Language laboratory is established to communicate the English language through a contemporary language laboratory facilitate the students to perform well in GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS, GATE, BEC, and other competitive & entrance examinations. This multimedia lab installed with indispensable software is to improve their LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading & Writing) proficiency, also to facilitate them to hone their communication skills, proficiency in Spoken English with the Elements and Components of English language, Business English & vocabulary, Group Discussions, Interview skills, Mock Interviews, personal interviews etc., the Department meticulously trains and guides the students to excel in assorted competitions organized by varied organizations.

H&S

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Mech

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Vision

Vision of the Department

To evolve into a centre of excellence by imparting professional education in mechanical engineering with a unique academic and research ambience that fosters innovation, creativity and excellence to make our students technically and ethically strong.

Mission

Mission of the Department

M1: To develop students as socially committed professionals with sound engineering knowledge.

M2: To create leadership qualities and hands-on skills by providing intellectually inspiring environment of learning.

M3: To build a foundation of knowledge by integrating a variety of project experience at every level throughout the curriculum

M4: To produce graduates with ethical and moral values.

PSOs

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO-1 Correlate knowledge of mechanical engineering with industrial practices and standards by exposure to industries / institutions / interventions.
PSO-2 Analyze, design and evaluate mechanical components and systems

PEOs

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1 To prepare students with overall knowledge in Mechanical Engineering and also in the fields of Mathematics, Science and Computing skills and enabling them to understand specific problem areas and finding the optimum solutions for the same.
PEO-2 To prepare Mechanical Engineering graduates for Higher education in engineering, management to succeed in core design, thermal, manufacturing, management or software profession through quality education.
PEO-3 To prepare students to attain effective communication, leadership, team building, problem solving, decision making skills, and software and creative skills by understanding contemporary issues there by contributing to their overall personality and career development.

About the Department

The profession of Mechanical Engineering, second largest among engineering disciplines, involves design, analysis, and manufacturing of machines. Central to the profession is the importance of innovation and creating new technologies and products. Mechanical engineers work in teams involved in designing jet engines; automobiles; aircrafts and spacecrafts; Microelectromachanical acceleration and pressure sensors; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems; biomedical and biomechanical devices as artificial hip implants; and such integrated mechanical and electronic (Mechatronic) systems as robots.

Mechanical engineers are employed by small start-ups, multinational corporations, government agencies, national laboratories, consulting firms, and universities. They can work in areas of research, design, manufacturing, sales, quality assurance or management.

Job opportunities

Graduates in Mechanical Engineering will find employment opportunities in the diversified areas of the mechanical field. Mechanical engineers are employed in many types of manufacturing, fabrication, research and development, and service industries such as Railways, Aviation, Automobile Industry, Power plants, Manufacturing Industries e.g. Materials, refined metals etc.

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Vision of the Department

To excel in technical education, develop a self-sustained individual in the discipline of Electrical & Electronics Engineering combined with professional, research and ethical skills to meet the challenges of the society.

Electrical engineers generally design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of electrical equipment. Some of the equipments include electric motors; machinery controls, lighting, and wiring in buildings; radar and navigation systems; power generation, controlling and transmission devices used by electric utilities. Electrical engineering focuses on the generation and supply of Electric power, whereas electronics engineering is the application of electricity to control systems or signal processing. Electrical & Electrical engineers specialize in areas such as power systems engineering or electrical equipment manufacturing, signal processing and control systems.

Vision

Vision of the Department

Mission

Mission of the Department

M1: To impart quality education and progression for meeting the needs of the industry.

M2: To encourage the staff & students to involve in the innovative, research & Skill Development activities in interdisciplinary fields.

M3: To nurture the Students as a solution provider in a team or as an individual through active interaction and effective communication with the clients.

M4: To build Engineers with Ethical Values to Manage the Current trends in global scenario.

PSOs

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO-1 To perform different areas of analysis, design and simulation in the field of Electrical & Electronics through computer based system for various problems associated.
PSO-2 Ability to imply the knowledge in the field of Electrical & Electronics Engineering in Societal and Environmental Context with Ethical and Management Principle

PEOs

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1 To accomplish success in electrical and electronics engineering areas or interdisciplinary fields that require investigative and proficient skills.
PEO-2 To kindle students to contribute their qualified ideas in various fields of professions and to excel them in leadership qualities in technical world.
PEO-3 To instill in students, proficient mind-set, effectual communication skills and ability to thrive in multi-disciplinary in different fields.
PEO-4 To encourage students to pursue proficient improvement, including continuing or higher education relevant to their career growth and to produce eagerness for life-long learning.

POs

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POS)

PO1	Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2	Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3	Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4	Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions
PO5	Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6	The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO7	Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8	Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9	Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10	Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11	Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to ones own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12	Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Job opportunities

Obtaining an engineering degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering will open the door to many opportunities. In today’s high-tech world, this engineering degree is a great foundation for careers in traditional engineering fields as well as for careers in management, sales, government, medicine, research, teaching and more. A recent survey conducted by the Association of Electrical Engineers says that by 2014 there will be a requirement of more than 1, 00,000 EEE graduates every year in India alone.

Infrastructure

The laboratory infrastructure of the department is excellent with state of art equipments and software related to the field of Engineering. The extensive facilities available in the laboratories can be utilized for research work, in addition to the lab courses as per the affiliating university requirement for UG.

The department has spacious classrooms, seminar hall, and a well-equipped laboratory. The department has a dedicated computer lab with 40 systems, all in a networked environment with un- interrupted power supply. These systems have the recent and most updated Software.

The role of a library is critical in making a knowledge society. So the department functions with a library with a collection of standard books for the faculty and students to refer and enhance their knowledge. The department Library collection also includes DVDs in various subjects as per the academic syllabus.

Laboratory

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S.No	Name of the lab
1	Microprocessor Lab
2	Microcontroller Lab
3	VLSI Lab
4	Power Electronics Lab
5	Analog Electronics Circuits Lab
6	Advance Communication Lab
7	HDL Lab
8	DSP Lab
9	Analog Communication Lab/LIC Lab
10	Digital Electronics Lab
11	Embedded Controller Lab
12	Computer Networks Lab
11	AICTE-RIFO-MODROBS LAB
12	Texas Innovation Lab

Microprocessor & Embedded Controller Lab

Configuration Details:

Intel original D915-GAVL Mother Board, 1.5GB RAM, 160GB Hard disk, Samsung 52X CD ROM, 20 Samsung LED Monitor, Key Board, Mouse, HI power Cabinet with SMPS, Windows-XP.

Number of Systems: 25

Industry Standard Keil Microvision,ARM Cortex development Board
Major equipments used in Microprocessor lab are Interfacing kits like PCI-DIOT ,Stepper Motor, Logic Controller, Key-Board Interface, Elevator Interface, Matrix Hex Keyboard Interface, Seven Segment Display, 16-channel 8-bit ADC interface, DC-Motor Interface with DC Motor, Dual DAC interface,8086 Microprocessor Kits. And Masm Software is used

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Verilog HDL & VLSI

Configuration Details:

Intel Pentium 4 processor, 3Ghz, Intel original D915-GAVL Mother Board, 1.5GB RAM, 160GB Hard disk, Samsung 52X CD ROM, 20 Samsung LED Monitor, Key Board, Mouse, HI power Cabinet with SMPS, Windows-XP.
Number of Systems: 25

Software used are Xilinx ISE Foundation Software Tool with Modelsim XE- Starter,Interfacing Kits Like Xilinx Spartan FPGA XC2S200PQ208C5, TK base Xilinx FPGA XC2S30/50 daughter board, Stepper Motor, DC Motor, Logic Analyzer and Pattern Generator

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DSP Lab

Configuration Details:

Dell monitor, Dell OptiPlex 980, Intel Core I5 Processor 3.2Ghz, 4GB RAM, 250 GB Hard Disk, Dell Keyboard & Mouse
Number of Systems :20

Intel core 2 duo, 2.2Ghz processor, 2mb L2 Cache, Intel original D945 motherboard with built in audio and LAN, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 160 GB Hard disks, 15” Samsung Monitor, TFTmonitor, Keyboard, optical mouse, power Cabinet with SMPS
Number of Systems :10

DSP Starter kits TMS320C7613.
Software used is MAT-Lab 6.0 CC-Studio, VI Debugger

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Computer Networks Lab

Configuration Details:

Dell monitor, Dell OptiPlex 980, Intel Core I5 Processor 3.2Ghz, 4GB RAM, 250 GB Hard Disk, Dell Keyboard & Mouse
Number of Systems :20

Intel core 2 duo, 2.2Ghz processor, 2mb L2 Cache, Intel original D945 motherboard with built in audio and LAN, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 160 GB Hard disks, 15” Samsung Monitor, TFT monitor, Keyboard, optical mouse, power Cabinet with SMPS
Number of Systems :10

Software used is NSG 2.1with Cygwin,Dev C++

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Power Electronics Lab

Configuration Details:
SCR, TRIAC_DIAC, IGBT,MOSFET, UJT Module, Bridge rectifier, parallel and serial inverter, speed controller stepper and universal motor, isolation transformer, SCR-turnoff circuit,3 Amps Inductor, Dc Motor, TRIAC_DIAC Module.
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Analog Electronics Circuits Lab

Configuration Details:
Oscilloscope, Function generator, Power supplies, Step Down Transformers
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Analog Communication Lab/Advanced Communication Lab

Configuration Details:
Optic Fiber kit, Microwave Test Bench, Microwave equipments, antenna set up, Modulation kits, IC Tester kit, VSWR Meter, Microwave Signal Generator.
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Digital Electronics Lab

Configuration Details:
Digital Trainer Kit -30, ICs, IC Tester kit
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Innovation Lab

Configuration Details:
Department has started an innovation lab for Embedded domain as a wing associated with Sri Leo Muthu innovation centre established in college. All students are encouraged to carry out their innovative projects in the centre related to specific domain.The lab also supports the students of other domains to carry out inter disciplinary projects.
Lab View:

Texas Innovation Lab

Configuration Details:
Department have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the university program of Texas instruments Limited in association with Edugate technologies private limited Bengaluru for organizing students training programs,workshops,Handson training.
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Computer Science & Engineering

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There is no refuting that the Computers play a fundamental role in today’s exceptionally automated culture. This is a civilization which has undergone major conversion in the space of a few hundred years whilst assured technologies have prospered and became a part of the social fabric.

As technological innovation advance, it will become increasingly important to have awareness and an understanding of the nature of information and communication technologies, and how they are changing. Anticipating these changes will enhance the choices you make in your personal and working life . Naturally, the more knowledge you have, the more will you be able to exert the power of information and communication technology.

The department encompasses exceedingly competent, veteran and fanatical faculty who communicates perceptive indispensable knowledge to the students. It is well equipped with sufficient quantity of computers and the latest software’s. which have high end systems capable of high speed data dispensation.

The department possesses a library, multimedia, projecting facility and internet facility, which is Wi-Fi enable. The faculty and students are encouraged to contribute in assorted national and international conferences. To enhance the technical knowledge in students, the department organizes frequent guest lectures. In order to comprise close association with industry, industrial communications and industrial expeditions are organized enable the students to experience the industrial environment. The students are encouraged to take up research and industrial projects.

The department demeanors a national level technical symposium Advaya every year with different themes, ‘IT-Touch To Create’ was the theme for Advaya 2013.

The department also encourages students to participate in various project exhibitions and students have brought laurels to the department and the college. The department is closely associated with the computer society of India (CSI) which is the largest association of IT Professionals in India.

Objectives

The prime objective of the Computer Science and engineering program is to provide the students, a sound technological platform and the essential fundamental knowledge & hone the technical expertise as demanded by the contemporary engineering professionals .It prepares them to face the challenges of today’s IT Professional by divulging them to an extensive assortment of cutting edge technologies .
The department endeavors to construct a effervescent knowledge base milieu to authorize the students with the professional & individual brilliance as well.

It is premeditated to offer an in depth knowledge of computer and its applications to congregate the requirements of the state of the art software industry and also to identify the opportunities in the vicinity.
To construct ethically sturdy and socially responsible citizens.
To offer every student with a sturdy conceptual foundation in the core vicinity of computer science and latest software tools.
To provide students with hands on experience through laboratory courses and projects.
To train students to work in teams and provide insight and direction into the program which imparts an exceptional instructive occasion for those planning to pursue a career or to gain in depth knowledge in computer technology and research, current trends, developments and analysis.

Faculty

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Head of the Department

Name : Mr. C. Sivaprakash Qualification :M.E(Ph.D) Department :Electronics and Communication Engineering View Profile

Staff Details

S.No	Name of the Staff	Designation	Qualification	Mail Id
1	Mr. C. Sivaprakash	Assistant Professor	M.E(Ph.D)	hod.ece@sairamce.edu.in shiva.ece@sairamce.edu.in
2	Ms. R. Deepa	Assistant Professor	M.E	deepar.ece@sairamce.edu.in
3	Mr. P. Venugopal	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	venugopal.ece@sairamce.edu.in
4	Mr. G.V. Raja	Assistant Professor	M.E	gvraja.ece@sairamce.edu.in
5	Ms. G.S. Dhanya	Assistant Professor	M.E	dhanyags.ece@sairamce.edu.in
6	Ms. R. Aruna	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	arunar.ece@sairamce.edu.in
7	Mr. V.K. Tivari	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	vtivari.ece@sairamce.edu.in
8	Mr. H.R. Halesha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	halesha.ece@sairamce.edu.in
9	Ms. A. Poonguzhali	Assistant Professor	M.E(Ph.D)	poonguzahali.ece@sairamce.edu.in
10	Ms. H.S. Savitha	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	savithahs.ece@sairamce.edu.in
11	Ms. K.P. Linija Shylin	Assistant Professor	M.E	linija.ece@sairamce.edu.in
12	Dr.B SRILATHA	Assistant Professor	M.E(Ph.D)	srilatha.ece@sairamce.edu.in
13	Mr. N. Santhosh Kumar	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	santoshkumar.ece@sairamce.edu.in
14	Ms. J. Suganya	Assistant Professor	M.E(Ph.D)	suganya.ece@sairamce.edu.in
15	Ms. P. Gowri	Assistant Professor	M.E(Ph.D)	gowri.ece@sairamce.edu.in
16	Mr. Santhamoorthy	Assistant Professor	M.Tech	moorthy.ece@sairamce.edu.in

List of Supporting staff

S.No	Name of the Staff	Qualification	Designation
1	Vinutha G	M tech	Lab Instructor
2	Preethi R	B.E	Lab Instructor
3	FakkirappaKuri	ITI(DIPLOMA)	Lab Instructor
4	Jagadish.N	PUC	Attender
5	Manjunath .Y	(SSLC)	Attender
6	Vidyasri M	PUC	Helper/Office Assistant
7	V Sujatha	PUC	Helper/Store Assistant
8	Mohan Doss N	SSLC	Helper/Canteen Store Keeper
9	Venkataramana	SSLC	Electrical Assistant

About

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About the Department

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering in Sri Sairam College of Engineering formerly Shirdi Sai Engineering College was established in the year 1997. All through its sparkling history of 21 years, the department of ECE has been known for its exceptionally strong Under-Graduate training programme. The department has always been on a progressive path, thanks to the experienced and dedicated faculty members who have a strong commitment towards providing quality engineering education. The Department has 16 faculty members, 9 supporting Staffs.
In order to inculcate R & D among the students, the department faculty encourages the students to implement innovative ideas in their project works.

Ms. Bindhu S (1SB13EC013) had topped the University by securing 5 Gold Medals and First rank in VTU for the Batch (2013-2017)

Some of the awards winning projects are

Integration with Moisture Meter-Smart India Hackathon-2018
Automation of ECB screw assembly
Weaponised surveillance rover
Poblacian educar vincular
Wireless intelligence tracking and management systems
Bio-speckle assessment bruising in fruits

Vision

Vision of the Department

Producing competent engineers with innovative ideas to meet the global needs and standards

Mission

Mission of the Department

M1. To produce graduates with technical expertise, professional attitude & ethical values
M2. To reform the potency of Engineering through exploration-based learning
M3. To create a passion amongst students for contributing to research by providing industry-oriented training
M4. To inculcate in the graduates, the thirst for self-learning & guide them to obtain knowledge in their chosen field

PEOs

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1	Inculcate in students the professional attributes, ethics, communication skills, Team work in their profession and adapt to current trends by engineering lifelong learning.
PEO 2	Design appropriate systems to analyze real time problems and to provide solutions that are technically solved, economically feasible and socially acceptable.
PEO 3	Excel in the professional carrier and/or higher education by applying the knowledge in the fields of Electronics & Communication Engineering.

PSOs

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs): Scheme: 2015

PSO-1	Should be able to associate the learning from the course related to signal processing, embedded and communication system to arrive at solution to real world problems.
PSO-2	Should have the capability to comprehend the technological advancement in the usage of modern design tool to analyze and design subsystems/processes for a variety of application

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs): Scheme: 2017

PSO-1	Specify, design, build and test analog, digital and embedded systems for signal processing
PSO-2	Understand and architect wired and wireless analog and digital communication systems as per specifications and determine their performance.

POS

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POS)

PO1	Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2	Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3	Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4	Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions
PO5	Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6	The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO7	Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8	Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9	Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10	Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11	Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to ones own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12	Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Department Initiatives

INNOVATION CENTER

youtube link-Click HereAs quoted above, Engineering today is the most versatile profession in the world, where anything is almost become possible. The world has seen great innovation and technology transformations in the recent few decades. Similarly, the expectations from Engineers are increasing and it is high time engineers to take-up a role as innovators, contribute towards the mankind for a better tomorrow.

At Sri Sairam College of Engineering realizing the above need and to bring in interest factor among the students about the latest technology and as an attempt to make our students learn through innovations, we started this “SRI LEO MUTHU INNOVATION CENTRE” during the Academic Year 2015-16.

Sri Leo Muthu Innovation Centre has been set–up like a lab and is open 24×7 where our students can work on their innovative ideas and build real projects/products. Here our students from different disciplines come together with a common objective of creating projects using cutting-edge technologies by integrating discipline engineering skills.

As a result, the students now are highly inspired and motivated to take-up challenging projects and work on them out of passion and not just that. They have also participated in various national and international level, well recognized events and competition.

Innovation Lab

Department has started an innovation lab for Embedded domain as a wing associated with Sri Leo Muthu innovation centre established in college. All students are encouraged to carry out their innovative projects in the centre related to specific domain .The lab also supports the students of other domains to carry out inter disciplinary projects.

MOU

i) ESCORTS TRAINING :
MoU signed between Escorts Training & Development Center, Bangalore and Department of Mechanical Engineering in the premises of Escorts held on 06.06.2018.

ii) KGTTI:
KGTTI – Karnataka German Technical Training Institute,MoU signed with Dept.of Mechanical,in their Training Institute, Kaushalya Bhavan campus, Dairy circle, Bengaluru, held on 10th January 2019.

Department have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the university program of Texas instruments Limited in association with Edugate technologies private limited Bengaluru for organizing students training programs,workshops,Handson training …Etc.

MOU’s Signed by department of ECE

M/S EDGATE TECHNOLOGIES, BANGALORE
M/S IMPRESSIV AUTOMATION SERVICES, HOSUR.
LOGINWARE SOFTTEC PVT LTD
TEQUED LABS PRIVATE LIMITED, BANGALORE

Association of ECE

The association is the pioneer in encouraging the students to organize and participate in the national level symposium. AECE- Association of Electronics and Communication Engineers in association with IETE. The students exhibit their talents in various mind provoking events. The other events organized by the association are International Conferences, National Conferences, Workshops, Seminars / Guest Lecturers on advanced topics.

IEEE

IEEE – Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the world’s largest technical society which provides the latest information and the best technical resources to members worldwide. It is a magnet bringing all Electrical and Electronics Engineers together. IEEE releases a number of journals and magazines and majority are available in our central library. Online access of the publications is also available in our institution.

IETE

IETE- Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers, is a leading professional society intended for the advancement of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers. It promotes and conducts basic engineering and continuing education programs for Human Resource Development. III and IV year students of ECE are members of IETE Students Forum -ISF.

Strength of the Department

The infrastructure in the laboratory is as per norms. DSP Lab, VLSI Lab and ESD consist of systems with the highest configuration, connected with Internet.
Department also organizes department technical fest Livaz every year.
Well Established Lab with total investment crossing Rs.2.7 crores.
Self-motivated, well-qualified and experienced teaching, non-teaching Faculty working as a team.
Well experienced Professors with an average Industrial Experience of 35 Years.
Continuous Institution Industry Interaction to help students to upgrade knowledge.
Student’s projects are funded by KSCST, IEDC and VGST.

SAIRAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING formerly SHIRDI SAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE Anekal, Bengaluru

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SAIRAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
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