Department PPT For NBA Electrical and Electronics

Presented by
Prof. Saji T. Chacko
HOD(EEE)

Thursday, August
24, 2012 National Board of Accreditation Expert Team Visit

Outline
Vision & Mission
PEO, PO, Objectives & Goals
Achievements
Human Resources – Teaching Faculty
Human Resources – Non teaching Faculty
Human Resources - Students
Teaching Learning Processes
Students’ Activities
Industry Institute Interaction
Assessment of Course Outcomes, POs, PEOs
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Chhatrapati Shivaji Institute of Technology, Durg
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Vision
To nurture world class intellectual growth by imparting high quality technical
education to emerge as one of the best technical institute in the country to serve the
mankind.
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Mission
To create inspiring environment that will be most suited for research , creativity
and Innovation.
Providing quality technical education as par with global standards.
To accomplish National Centre of Excellence in collaboration with Industry.
To establish international alliances and collaborations with foreign universities to
achieve global excellence.
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Programme Educational Objectives:-
P1- Graduates are in a position to apply their knowledge acquired in
Mathematics, Basic Sciences and Electrical and Electronics Engineering
courses, to the solution of Complex Problems encountered in the modern
Engineering practice.
P2- Graduates learn and adapt themselves to the constantly evolving
technology by pursuing higher studies.
P3- Graduates will be better employable and achieve success in their chosen
areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and related fields.
P4- Graduates are good leaders and managers by effectively communicating
at both Technical and interpersonal levels.
P5- Graduates will use their understanding of professional, ethical, and
social responsibilities, the nature and background of diverse cultures, and the
importance of life-long learning in the conduct of their professional careers.
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Programme Outcomes:-
 Programme Outcomes describe what students are expected to know and be able
to do by the time of graduation.
 Engineering programme must demonstrate that their students attain the
following outcomes: -
(a)an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering .
(b)an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
(c) an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within
realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health
and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability.
(d)an ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
(e) an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.

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(f)an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
(g)an ability to communicate effectively.
(h)the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a
global, economic, environmental, and social context.
(i)a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning.
(j)a knowledge of contemporary issues.
(k)an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools
necessary for engineering practice.

To Develop Efficient And Dynamic ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS’ with Academic Excellence, Effective Communication Skills,
Job Knowledge, Leadership Skills, Excellent Character and High Integrity to
Serve the Interests of Society, Nation and Globe.
To Become A Centre of Research and Excellence In Electrical & Electronics
Engineering and to Provide Excellent Learning Facilities to Rural and Urban
Students and to Foster Electrical & Electronics Engineering Graduates of
High Caliber and to Meet the Expectations of Industries.
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Departmental Goals

Short Term Goals
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Long Term Goals
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Organization Chart
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Physical Resources
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S.No. Description No.
1 Laboratories 09
2 Class Rooms 04
3 Tutorial Room 01
4 Dept. Library 01
5 Faculty Rooms 02
6 Seminar Hall 01
7 HOD Room 01

Physical Resources
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Room
Description
Usage
Shared /
Exclusive
Capacity/area Room Equipped with
Class Room
No: 185
Class Room
for 1st year
Exclusive
64/85 Square
meter
Green board, Table for faculty, Students
Benches, Chalks, Dusters, Fans, Tube light
Class Room
No: 220
Class Room
for 2nd year,
Section- A
Exclusive
66/85 Square
meter
Class Room
No: 342
Class Room
for 2nd year,
Section-B
Exclusive
64/864 Square
feet
Class Room
No: 328
Class Room
for 3rd year
Exclusive
66/85 Square
meter
Class Room
No: 205
Class Room
for 4th year
Exclusive
64/85 Square
meter
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Room Description Usage
Shared
Exclusive
Capacity Rooms Equipped with
Room No:155
Audio Visual Hall
(Raman Hall)
1.For students seminars on
subject topics
2.Used by faculty to avail the
use of projector for presenting
their lectures
Shared 150/106 m2
PC+ LCD with White board OHP
with White Screen, marker pen table
for faculty, Chairs, Dusters, fans,
tube light.
Room No: 202
Shambha JI Hall
1.Seminars by students
2.Seminars by guest lecturers
3.Conducting work shops
Shared 216/111 m2
PC with LCD, LCD Screen, OHP
White Board, AC, PA System,
Speakers, Fans, tube lights and
Chairs, Dust Bin.
Vivekanand Hall ,
Room No. 304
Presentation/Seminar/
Conferences
Shared
400
LCD Projector with PC, Audio
System, Fans, Lights, Air
Conditioner.
Shahid Memorial
Hall, Room No. 132
Student Activity Centre Shared
500
PA System, Fans & Lights., seating
chairs

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Room Description Usage
Shared
Exclusive
Capacity Rooms Equipped with
Meeting Room
Board Room)
Meeting Shared
30
LCD Projector, PA system, Light
& Air Conditioner.
HOD room , Room No.- 214 HOD seating Excusive 01+06
Computer System with internet,
Notice Board , White
board,Intercom, Chairs,
Cupboard,
Air-conditioner
Dept. Library, Room No: -211 A For faculties Exclusive 01 + 02
Book -shelves, Notice
board,Faculty tables , Fan, Lights.

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Laboratory Details
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Curriculum Laboratory Description Exclusive /Shared Space
Number of
experiments
Laboratory
Manuals
Basic Electrical Engineering
Laboratory Exclusive
120 m2 10 + 2 Available
Basic Electrical Machines
Laboratory
Exclusive 96.49 m2 10 + 2 Available
Electric Circuit Laboratory
Exclusive
124.38 m2 10 + 2 Available
Electrical
Measurement &
Measuring
Instruments Laboratory
Exclusive 124.38 m2 10 + 2 Available
Rotating Electrical Machine
Laboratory Exclusive 90.83 m2 10 + 2 Available

Industrial & Power Electronics
Laboratory
Exclusive
88.88 m2/30 10 + 2 Available
Simulation & Computational
Laboratory
Exclusive 75 m2/30 10 + 2 Available
Power System Protection &
Switchgear Laboratory
Exclusive 74.24 m2/30 10 + 2 Available
Utilization of Electrical Energy
Laboratory
Exclusive
74.24 m2/30 10 + 2 Available
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Curriculum Laboratory Description Exclusive /Shared Space
Number of
experiments
Laboratory
Manuals

BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge: Mrs. Padmini Sharma
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S No. Name of Major Equipments
1 Autotransformer
2 Transformer
3 D.C shunt Motor
4 Watt meter
5 Rheostat

BASIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. Homendra Sahu
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S.No Name of Equipment
1
DC Power Supply
2
Motor- DC Shunt Generator Set
3
Motor- DC Shunt Generator Set
4
Three Phase Transformer
5
DC Compound Motor
6
DC Shunt Motor

ELECTRIC CIRCUIT LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. Rajnish Pandey
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S. NO. NAME OF EQUIPMENT
1. Three phase varic
2. Single phase varic
3. Single phase varic
4. Thevenin’s theorem kit
5. Norton’s theorem kit

ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT AND
MEASURING INSTRUMENT LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. N.P Chandra
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S No Name of Equipment
1 CRO
2 CRO
3 L CRO Bridge
4 Wheatstone Bridge
5 Hay’s Bridge
6 Wein’s Bridge

ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINES
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge: Mr. Vivek Bargate
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S No. Name of Equipments
1 Three-phase Auto synchronous motor
with mechanical break drum
arrangement
2 Three-phase Variac
3 MG-Set(Alternator)
6 Three-phase Slip ring induction motor
with break drum arrangement
7 Synchronizing Panel With Synch scope

SIMULATION & COMPUTATIONAL
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. Amit Pandey
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S.No. Name of Equipments
1. Monitor, Keyboard & Mouse
2. CPU
3. UPS

INDUSTRIAL AND POWER ELECTRONICS
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. Somesh Yadav
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1. Forced commutation trainer kit
2. Single phase SCR parallel Inverter
3.
Three Phase IGBT based PWM Inverter &
VIF control trainer
4. Three Phase AC voltage controller using SCR
5. Three phase half controlled converter circuit
6. DC Drive control using SCR
7. Oscilloscope
8. Power Scope
9. Three Phase full Wave Controlled Rectifier
10. Jone's Chopper Kit

POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION AND
SWITCHGEAR LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge: Mr. Ishwari Prasad sahu
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Sr.No. Name of Equipments
1. Under Voltage Relay
2. I D M T Over Current Relay
3. Negative Sequence Relay
4. Standard CT Test Set
5. Instantaneous over current relay
6. Basic static relay

UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY
LABORATORY
•Name of Lab In-charge : Mr. Ashraf Jafri
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1. Transfer Function of DC shunt Motor
2. Open & close loop of DC shunt Motor
3. 3- phase IGBT Control of Induction Motor
4. Frequency control of Synchronous Motor
panel
5. Frequency control of Induction Motor
panel
6. Universal Motor

LIST OF SOFTWARES
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S.No Software
1 Mi-Power (Power System Simulation)
INFORMATION ACCESS FACILITIES
 No. of Computers : 30 + 3
 No. of computers on LAN : 30 + 3
 No. with internet : 30 + 3
 Internet Speed : 10 Mbps

Student Centric Learning Initiatives & Self Learning
Number of book titles : 610
Number of book volumes : 5724
Journals: - E-journals : IEEE, SPRINGER & DELNET, ASTM:
DIGITAL LIBRARY
Print Journals : 150
National :125
International : 25
Magazines : 10
Digital Library (4 Systems) : Available
Project Records : Available
NEWS Papers : 15
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Department Library
Books : Total No. Of Titles :320
Total No. Of Volumes :328
Journals: National :21
International :08
Back Volumes :03
Educational Cd- Rom & Dvds :15
Project Reports :Available
Vocational Training Reports :Available
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Faculty Profile
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S.NO. NAME DESIGNATION
1 Dr. N.T Khobragade Professor & Dean Academic
2 Dr. V. K Chandra Professor & Head of Department
3 Mr. Ashraf Jafri Associate Professor
4 Mrs. Padmini Sharma Associate Professor
5 Mrs. Manjusha Silas Associate Professor
6 Mr. N.P Chandra Assistant Professor
7 Mr.Somesh Yadav Assistant Professor
8 Mr. Ishwari Prasad Sahu Assistant Professor
9 Mr. R.P Pandey Assistant Professor
10 Mr. Kushal Tiwari Assistant Professor

Faculty Profile
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S.NO. NAME DESIGNATION
11 Ms Richa Agarwal Assistant Professor
12 Ms Shilpi Nayak Assistant Professor
13 Mr. Vivek Bargate Assistant Professor
14 Ms. Soma Poddar Assistant Professor
15 Mr. Amit Pandey Assistant Professor
16 Mr. Homendra Sahu Assistant Professor
17 Ms. Priyanka Sharma Assistant Professor
18 Ms. Rahila Praveen Assistant Professor
19
Mr. Prashant Das
Assistant Professor

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Faculty Cadre Ratio (CRI) (20)
PROFESSORS
10%
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSORS
16%
ASSISTANT
PROFESSORS
74%
Cadre Ratio:

Item (2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12)
# of faculty with less than 1y (x0) 01 04 01
# of faculty with 1y <= period < 2y (x1) 01 00 07
# of faculty with more than 5 y (x5) 02 03 06
N 15 16 16
RPI = x1 + 2x2 + 3x3 + 4x4 +5x5 43 47 44
Assessment 11.46 11.75 11
Av. Assessment 12
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Faculty Retention (20)
0
20
40
60
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
RPI
Assessment
RPI

Faculty Qualification (40)
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Year X Y Z N FQI Assessment
2009-10 02 04 09 15 5.33 21.33
2010-11 02 04 10 16 5.25 21
2011-12 02 04 10 16 5.25 21
Av. Assessment 22
0
5
10
15
20
25
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
FQI
Assessment
FQI

PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY
Institute Level
Department Level
Department Advisory committee
Student Development
Self -Growth
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S.No. Name of the Faculty Involvement
1 Dr. V K Chandra
Member : Anti Ragging Committee
Member : parches Committee
2 Mr. Rajnish Prasad Pandey Member: Entrepreneurship Development Cell

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Job Responsibility
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S.NO. NAME RESPONSIBILITY
1
Mr.Ashraf Jafri
Departmental Meeting
Project In charge
Utilization of Electrical Energy Lab In-charge
Faculty development
2
Mrs Padmini Sharma
Basic Electrical Engineering lab In-charge
In charge Of Students Add On Program me
Teacher Guardian
Time Table In charge
3 Mrs. Manjusha Silas Teacher Guardian
Project In charge
4
Mr. N.P Chandra
University Result Analysis
Electrical Measurement & Measuring Instruments Lab In charge
Subject File And Course File
Attendance In charge
5
Mr.Somesh Yadav
Departmental Students Association
Exam In charge
Power Electronics Lab In charge
Teacher Guardian

Job Responsibility
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6
Mr. R.P Pandey
Students Feedback
In charge IIPC And EDC Coordinator
Electric Circuit Lab In charge
Teacher Guardian
7
Mr. Kushal Tiwari
Guest Lecture and Industrial Visit In charge
Teacher Guardian
8 Ms Richa Agarwal Departmental Library In charge
9
Mr. Vivek Bargate
Departmental Students Association
Rotating Electrical Machines Lab In charge
10 Ms Shilpi Nayak Stationary In charge

Job Responsibility
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11
Ms. Soma Poddar
Sancharika Coordinator
Time Table
Teacher Guardian
12
Mr. Amit Pandey
Power System Sm9ilation Lab In-charge
Personal File In charge
Teacher Guardian
13 Mr. Homendra Sahu Basic Electrical Machines Lab In-charge
Teacher Guardian
14 Mr. Ishwari Prasad Sahu Power System Protection & Switchgear Lab In-charge
Training and placement Coordinator

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT

Student Development
 Counseling & Guidance
 Discipline
 Alumni
 Extra & Co-curricular Activities
 Guiding Mini /Major Projects
 Seminars /Presentations
 Industrial Tours
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Various Training Programs Attended By Faculty
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Academic Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Number of FDP Attended 01 - 03
Number of Conference Attended 13 12 12
Number of Workshop Attended - - 07
Number of Training Attended 02 02 01
Number of Research Publication 05 03 05

Faculty Performance Appraisal, Analysis And Follow –Up
The performance of the faculty members is being measured with following
parameters:
Students feed back.
Result Produced.
Innovative methods in teaching.
Special lectures.
Seminars/ Work shops attended.
Research and publications.
Administrative activities.
Professional growth.
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Students Feed Back
• Feed backs on faculty members from all the students are taken twice in each Semester
from II year onwards.
• Faculty members are being counseled for improvement of Teaching-Learning process, if
necessary
• Appreciation/suggestion/explanation letters are given to the faculty as a follow up action
after announcement of results
• Feed back is taken on 15 points (Online form)
• Analysis of Feedback is given to faculties.

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Annual Performance Appraisal

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Confidential Career Assessment

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Faculty Awards
Dr. V. K. Chandra
Awarded Young Scientist Award in 5th Chhattisgarh Young Scientist Congress
2007 in Engineering Science by Chhattisgarh Council of Science & Technology,
Raipur (CG).
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Faculty – Incentives/Awards
• Academic cash awards for faculty and students
• Sponsoring for Higher Studies.
• Sponsoring for Conferences by providing Registration Fee, T.A & D.A.
• Sponsoring for Summer/ Winter Schools.
• Encouraging Participation in Professional Societies
 Academic awards/incentives are given to the faculty members for good
results in the Subjects handed by them at University Examinations
 As per policy of the institute incentives are given for participating in
conference and publish of paper
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AWARD NO. OF FACULTIES
TOTAL AMOUNT
DISTRIBUTED(Rs.)
Session 2008-2009
Faculties Awarded for Result 04 4000/-
ACADEMIC YEAR-2009-10
Academic awards/incentives are given to the faculty members for 80% (70% for 1st
year) & above results in the Subjects handed by them at University Examinations
TOTAL AMOUNT
DISTRIBUTED(Rs.)
Session 2009-2010
Faculties Awarded for Result 09 10,500/-

• ACADEMIC YEAR-2010-11 Rule
* Rewards for teaching performance will be given in the concerned subject of
teaching given below:-
a) * Rs. 1000/- for every 5% increase in the previous result of any subject . *
If any of the subjects is taught in more than one class, irrespective of same or
different faculty involved, then improvement will be evaluated on the basis of
average of that subject results.
b) * Rs. 2000/- for maintaining above 99% result & Rs. 1000 for maintaining 95%
to 99% in final year for any subject.
c) * Rs. 2000/- for maintaining above 95% result & Rs. 1000/- for maintaining
90% to 95% result, upto 6th semester, for any subject.
d) * For each paper published in any reputed international journal a reward upto
Rs. 5000/- is awarded subject to the impact factor of the journal as per the
recommendations of the higher authorities.
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ACADEMIC YEAR-2010-11
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TOTAL AMOUNT
DISTRIBUTED(Rs.)
Session 2010-2011
Faculties Awarded for Result 09 45,000/-

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Network Analysis
By
Dr. N. T. Khobragade
Prof. & Dean Academic

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Electric Circuit
By:- Mr. Kushal
Tiwari
Asst. Prof
Electrical Power
Generation
By: - Ms. Richa
Agrawal
Asst. Prof

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Electrical Power
System-I
By: - Mr. Kushal
Tiwari
Asst. Prof
Electrical Power
System-II
By: - Mr. Kushal
Tiwari
Asst. Prof

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The contributory efforts made by the faculty by conducting short- term
courses/workshop etc., for continuing education.
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Continuing Education

C
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Continuing Education
Module Description Any other contributory
Inst./Industry
Developed/
organized by
Duration Resource Persons Target Audience Usages and Citation etc.
3 days workshop on
“Entrepreneurship
development “
ED Cell and CITCON
Raipur
Mr. N.H.Kela
Cordiantor of ED
Cell
CSIT, Durg.
03 days Mr. G.S. Day
Ex. Bank dist coordinator
Mr. K.C. Thomas
P.O. CITCON
Mr. P.K. Nimonkar
Project head CITCON
IV year Students Participants can the
knowledge about
Entrepreneurship
encourage them to make
their future as
entrepreneur
Four day workshop
on “MATLAB “
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
04 Day Mr.O.P.Yadav
Asst. Prof. ,Dept. Of
Electronics & Tele comm.
III year Students Participants should
familiar with the software
to use in the field of
Electrical engineering
One day lecture on
Corporate social
responsibilities
TNP Department 01 Day Mr. Kaustabh shukla,
Corporate law advocate &
legal consultant
VI Sem Students Participants can get
knowledge about
Corporate social
responsibilities
One day lecture on
security programming
TNP Department 01 Day Mr. Yashwant Kanetkar,
Director –KSCET,nagpur
III & IV year
Students
Participants can get
knowledge of security
system

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Continuing Education (10)
Workshop on
“MATLAB &
SIMULINK”
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
01 Day Mr. Kamta Prasad Nagendra
Sr. Lecturer, Department of
EEE,
CSIT, Durg.
Staff and
III & IV
year
Students
Participants should familiar with
the software to use in the field of
Electrical engineering
Lecture on - Solar
Energy
…. Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
01 Day Mr. N.H.Kela
Professor Dept. of
Mechnicial Engineering,
CSIT, Durg.
II year
Students
Participants should gain good
hence on experience on the various
steps involve in building process of
Solar Energy
Workshop on “How
to write Technical
Paper”
…… Mr. Ashraf
Jafri
01 Day 1. Dr. V. K. Chandra
Associate Professor,
Dept. of EEE,
CSIT, Durg.
Staff and
Final year
Students
Participants should gain the
techniques and key points about
technical paper.
Add –on Skill
Program on “
Application of
Microcontroller”
…. Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
01 Day Mr. N. P. Chandra
Lecturer, Department of
EEE, CSIT, Durg
III & IV
year
Students
Application of Microcontroller.
FDP on
Microcontroller &
Embedded System
and Sub Station
Automation
…. Mr. Ashraf
Jafri
02 Days 1. Mr. N. P. Chandra
EEE, CSIT, Durg
1. Mr. Ajay Pandey
EEE, CSIT, Durg
Staff &
Final Year
Student
Application of Microcontroller in
Automation.

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SELF GROWTH
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List of Faculty Conference and Workshop attended 2009-10
Serial No Name of Faculty Title of Conference/ Workshop Duration Organizer
1 Dr. V.K Chandra
Indo – Russian Workshop on Nanotechnology and Laser
Induced Plasma(.Theoretical Studies on Thermoluminescence
of Nanopraticles ). (Poster)
3 days
(24-26 Nov
2009)
University of
Delhi
2 Dr. V. K Chandra
Indo – Russian Workshop on Nanotechnology and Laser
Induced Plasma (Elastico – Mechanoluminescence of Sr. AL
204: Eu Inado – Russian Workshop on Nanotechnology and
Laser Induced Plasma) (Poster)
3 days
(24-26 Nov
2009)
University of
Delhi
3 Dr. V.K Chandra
National Conference at CSIT Durg “AICON 2010 under this
paper presented on topic high efficiency phosphorescent light
emitting diode
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT Durg
4 Mr Asharf Jafri
National Conference“AICON 2010 under this presented
paper titled Energy Efficient Technology”.
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT Durg
5
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
paper on topic Substation event analysis using information
from intelligent electronic drives.”
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
6 Mr. N.P Chandra
paper presented on topic Microcontroller based ECG
System.”
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
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7 Mr. R.P Pandey
National Conference at “AICON 2010 FACTS presented
paper on topic HVDC”
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
8 Mr. Ajay Pandey
paper presented on topic Introducing IEC61850 in distribution
substations.
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
9
Mr. Shiv Charan
Bhagat
paper presented on topic State Space Modeling of the radio
frequency inductively coupled plasma generator.
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
10 Ms. Sima Sahu
paper presented on topic wavelet packet based digital
watermarking for image verification & authentication with
application.
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
11
Mrs. Shagufta
Praveen
paper presented on topic method to access world without wire
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
12
Mr. Harishankar
Rathore
paper presented on topic HVDC transmission system
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg
13 Mr. K.P Nagendra
paper presented on topic fabrication of light emitting diode
3 days 22nd
-24 Jan
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
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Serial No Name of Faculty Title of Conference/ Workshop Duration Organizer
1 Dr. V.k Chandra
National conference on luminescence and its Application
(Quantum Efficincy of phorescence Organic LED) ( Oral)
3 days 7-9
Feb 2011
DIMAT,
Raipur
2 Dr. V.k Chandra
National Conference “AICON 2011 under this presented
paper titled on topic recent developments on organic light
emitting diode
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
3 Mr. Ashraf Jafri
paper titled Modern Trends in Traction”.
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
4 Mr. N.P Chandra
National Conference “AICON 2011 under this presented
paper on topic Low Power based wireless transmission of
ECG Signals”
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
5 Mr. N.P Chandra
National Conference at “Technologia 2011 under this
presented paper on ECG signal transceiver based on a
wireless RF system.”
2 days 28-
29 jan
MPCET, Bhilai
6 Mr. Somesh Yadav
National Conference at“AICON 2011 under this presented
paper on topic An efficient eye detection using variants of
Hough transform”
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
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7 Mr. Somesh Yadav
National Conference at “Technologia 2011 under this
presented paper on Person Identification using Iris
recognition through HAAR wavelet decomposition.”
2 days 28-
29 jan
MPCET, Bhilai
8 Mr. Kushal Tiwari
National Conference at “AICON 2011 under this
presented paper titled Study of PCB oil filled transformer
for use with mineral oil”.
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
9 Mr. K.P Nagendra
presented paper titled Corona discharges fundamental
and analysis
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
10 Mr. Ajay Pandey
presented paper titled Role of automation in deregulation
of energy market
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
11 Mr. S.C Bhagat
presented paper titled Role of automation in deregulation
of energy market
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg
12
Mr. Harishankar
Rathore
presented paper titled modeling and simulation of
transient in a power transformer connected to an
overhead transmission
2 days 28-
29 jan
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
Thursday, August
77
S No Name of Faculty Title of Conference/ Workshop Duration Organizer
1 Dr. V.k Chandra
National Symposium on Recent Advances in Materials and
Devices for Solar Energy Application.[SUS-2011],(Photo
electrochemical Solar Cells Based on Electrodeposited CdS1-
xSex Films) (Poster)
2 days 1-2
Sept.2011
NPL New
Delhi
2 Mr. Asharf Jafri
National Conference“AICON 2012 under this presented paper
titled Go Green Movement a partial solution to Environmental
Impacts of Power Generation
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
3
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
titled Efficiency improvement in squirrel cage induction motor
by using dcr technology
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
4
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
National workshop on Emerging techonologies in power
electronics, electric drives and power system
1 day 30 Dec
2011
Department of
EE RCET
Bhilai
5 Mr. N.P Chandra
titled An efficient human recognition using three modal
biometrics system
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
6 Mr. Somesh Yadav
titled An algorithm for real time squint eye detection in facial
images using hough transform method
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
Thursday, August
78
7 Mr. R.P Pandey
paper titled Algorithm for detection of ct saturation and its
cometation
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
8 Mr. R. K Pandey
paper titled Development of a microcontroller-based boost
converter
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
9 Ms. R Agarwal
paper titled Recent trends in wind power generation
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
10 Mr. Vivek Bargate
paper titled An efficient human recognition using three
modal biometrics system
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
11 Mr. Kushal Tiwari
paper titled Surface water quality effect by coal based
industries
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg
12 Ms. Soma Poddar
paper titled Solar energy, the energy source for the future
2 days, 20-21
Jan 2012
CSIT, Durg

SELF GROWTH
Thursday, August
79
13 Ms. Soma Poddar
National workshop on Emerging technologies in power
1 day 30 Dec
2011
Department of
EE RCET
Bhilai
14 Mr. Amit Pandey
paper titled Efficiency improvement in squirrel cage
induction motor by using dcr technology
2 days, 20-21 Jan
2012
CSIT, Durg
15 Mr. Amit Pandey
1 day 30 Dec
2011
Department of
EE RCET
Bhilai
16 Mr. R.K Pandey National workshop on C-MOS vlsi design using tanner spice
1 day 16 Dec
2011
Department of
ETC CCET
Bhilai
17 Mr. R.K Pandey
1 day 30 Dec
2011
Department of
EE RCET
Bhilai
18 Ms. Shilpi Nayak
1 day 30 Dec
2011
Department of
EE RCET
Bhilai
19 Mr. Kushal Tiwari
National workshop on Modeling of power electronics
applications
1 day 25 nov 2011 CCET, Bhilai
20 Ms. Richa Agrawal
National workshop on Modeling of power electronics
applications
1 day 25 nov 2011 CCET, Bhilai

Thursday, August
80

Thursday, August
81
TITLE
Studies on the Fabrication
and characteristics of
Organic light Emitting
Diodes.
SPONSOR
Chhattisgarh Council Of
Science & Technology,
Governments of
Chhattisgarh
Investigator Dr. V. K. Chandra
STATUS Ongoing
Amount 2 Lac.

Thursday, August
82
Testing & Commissioning of two identical
3-Ø transformer for parallel operation
Group: -
Anup Sahu
Devjoyti Majumdar
Richa Agrawal
Saurabh Tripathi
Gudied By:-
Mr. Ashraf jafri
Asso. Prof
EEE Depart.

Thursday, August
83
Starting Method of 1-Ø Induction Motor &
Slip Measurement Technique
Gudied By: -
Mr. Kamta Prasad
Asst. Prof.
EEE Department
Group:-
A Minakshi Rao
Abhitosh Gosh
Jotshna kalihari
Pransha nsa
Dewangan
Rahul Sinha

Thursday, August
84

Thursday, August
85
International and National Journal of Faculties Session 2009-10
S No Name of Faculty Publication Type Name of Journal Title
Volume/Page/
Date
ISSN/ ISBN
No
Impact
Factor
1 Dr. V.K Chandra International J. Lum. Vol.
Mechanoluminescence response
to the plastic flow of coloured
alkali halide crystals
vol. 130
(2010) 309-
314
0023-2313 1.847
2 Dr. V.K Chandra International
International
Journal of Pure
and Applied
Physics
Delayed electroluminescence in
organic light emitting diodes
Vol No 6 251-
256 June
2010
0974-4843 0.246
Journal of
Radiation Effects
and Defects in
solids
Mechanoluminescence induced
by elastic and plastic
deformation of coloured alkali
halide crystals at fixed strain
rates Radiation Effects and
Defects in solids
2010 1029-4953 0.55
Journal of
Chalcogenide Lett
Mechanoluminescence glow
curve of ZnS:Mn 1-9
Chalcogenide Lett.
Vol. 7 2010 1584-8663 0.688
Journal of Physica
B: Condensed
Matter
Decay dynamics of
phosphorescence in
CaGa2S4:E2+
2010 0921-4526 1.056

Thursday, August
86
S No Name of Faculty
Publication
Type
Name of Journal Title
Volume/Pa
ge/Date
ISSN/
ISBN No
Impact
Factor
1
Dr. V.K
Chandra
International
J. of Electronics
Polymers &
Electronics
Molecular
Electroluminescence
over shoot effect in
single layer pulsed
organic light Emitting
Diodes. Synthe Metel
Vol. 151
(2011)
Page 460-
465
0379-6779 1.871
2
Dr. V.K
Chandra
International
Sensors &
Actuators: A.
Physical
Real-time
mechanoluminescence
sensing of the
amplitude and
duration of impact
stress
2011 0924-4247 1.933
3
Dr. V.K
Chandra
International
Journal of
Luminescence
Mechanoluminescence
Induced by Elastic
Deformation of
Persistent Luminescent
Crystals,
2011 0023-2313 1.847

Thursday, August
87
S No Name of Faculty Publication Type Name of Journal Title Volume/Page/Date
ISSN/ ISBN
No
Impact
Factor
Journal of Optical
Materials
Suitable materials for elastico
mechanoluminescence-based
stress sensors, optical materials
volume 34 issue1,
Nov 2011 Pages
194-200
0925-3467 1.678
International journal of
organic electronics
Transient electroluminescence
in heavy metal complex-based
phosphorescent organic light-
emitting diodes
volume 13, issue 2,
Feb 2012,page
329-334
1566-1199 4
International journal of
soft computing and
engineering (IJSCE)
Design and analysis of an
efficient technique for
compression of ECG signal
volume 1 issue 5
pg 224-227
2231-2307
Journal of
Luminescence
Factro mechanolumniscence
and mechanics of facture of
solids
volume 132, issue
1, pg 2012-2022,
2012
0022-2313 1.847
Journal of
Luminescence
Modelling of transient
electroluminsence overshoot in
bilayer organic light emitting
diodes using rate equations
volume 132, pg
1532-1539, Jan
2012
0022-2313 1.847

Thursday, August
88
S No Name of Faculty Publication Type Name of Journal Title Volume/Page/Date
ISSN/ ISBN
No
Impact
Factor
Journal of
Luminescence
Modelling of transient
electroluminsence overshoot in
bilayer organic light emitting
diodes using rate equations
volume 132, pg
1532-1539, Jan
2012
0022-2313 1.847
6
Mr. Somesh
Yadav
International
International Journal
of Advanced Research
in Computer
Engineering &
Technology
Robust Non - intrusive real
time acess controleye squint
eye states detection based on
hough transfrom on human
face images
volume 1, issue 3,
may 2012, 285-291
2278-1323
7
Mr. Somesh
Yadav
International
Internatonal Journal of
Engineering and
Advanced Technology
Real Time Eye Squint
Detection
volume 1 issue 2 g
December 2011
111-114
2249-8958

Program Organized
National Conference At CSIT Durg “AICON 2012 (Environmental
Impact Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering)”.
National Conference At CSIT Durg “AICON 2011 (Advancement In
Electrical And Electronics Engineering)”.
National Conference At CSIT Durg “AICON 2010 (Modern Trends In
Electrical And Electronics)”.
National Conference at CSIT Durg “AICON 2009 (Modern Trends In
Electrical And Electronics)”.
Thursday, August
89

Thursday, August
90

Supporting Staff:-
Technical staff :- 06
Administrative staff :- 01
Thursday, August
91

+
Supporting Staff
Thursday, August
92
S.
No
Name Designation Acad. Qualification Lab Total Exp.
01 Mr. Anand.V. Bakshi
Teaching
Assistant
B.E (Electrical
Engineering)
REM lab, IPE Lab,
HVE lab
7 years
02 Mr. Hemraj Sahu
Senior
Instructor
Diploma in Electrical
Engineering
EC lab, EMMI lab 6 years
03 Mr. Toran Sahu Lab Assistant
Engineering
PSPS lab, BEM
Lab, UEE lab 4 years
04
Mr. Devendra
Vishwkarma
Lab Assistant I.T.I (Electrical)
05 Mr. Ajay Kutte Lab Assistant
Engineering
BEE lab
06 Mr. Umesh Deshmukh Lab Assistant I.T.I (Electrical) BEE lab -

Skills Up- Gradation
Thursday, August
93
S.No. Name of the Staff member Workshop attended Date of event Organized By
1 Mr. Anand V. Bakshi
Lab Development
Program 09- 2 Dec 2009
13- 17 April 2010
16-19 May 2011
07- 18 Oct 2011
19-24 March 2012
14-15 May 2012
23-27 July 2012
Department of EEE
Department of ETC
2 Mr. Hemraj Sahu
Lab Development
Program
3 Mr. Toran Lal Sahu
Lab Development
Program

Thursday, August
94
4 Mr. Manoj Nair
Lab Development
Program
16-19 March 2011 Department of EEE
5 Mr. Someshwar Dewangan
6 Mr. Naveen Seruwa
Lab Development
Program
7- 18 Oct 2011
19-24 March 2012
14-15 May 2012
Department of EEE
7 Mr. Lalit Kumar Sahu
Lab Development
Program
7- 18 Oct 2011
19-24 March 2012
14-15 May 2012
Department of EEE

Thursday, August
95
Lab Development Program

Student Teacher Ratio (STR) (20)
Thursday, August
96
0
10
20
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
TSR
Assessment
TSR
Year X Y Z X+Y+Z N TSR Assessment
2009-10 62 60 61 183 15 12.20 20
2010-11 64 54 67 185 16 11.56 20
2011-12 59 70 56 185 16 11.56 20
Av. Assessment 20
0
5
10
15
20
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
TSR
Assessment
TSR

Thursday, August
97
Faculty Cadre Ratio (CRI) (20)
Year X Y N CRI Assessment
2009-10 01 01 15 .45 9.00
2010-11 01 02 16 .56 11.25
2011-12 02 03 16 .98 19.68
Av. Assessment 14
0
5
10
15
20
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
CRI
Assessment
CRI
Faculty Cadre ratio (20)

Faculty Publication (20)
Thursday, August
98
Name of faculty
(contributing to FPPR)
(2009-2010) (2010-2011) (2011-2012)
Pub
Point
s (x)
IPR
Points
(y)
Pub +
IPR
Points
(3x +y)
Pub
Points
(x)
IPR
Points
(y)
Pub + IPR
Points
(3x +y)
Pub
Point
s
(x)
IPR
Points
(y)
Pub +
IPR
Points
(3x +y)
Dr. V. K. Chandra 5 - 15 5 - 15 5 - 15
Mr. A. Jafri 2 - 6 2 6 2 - 6
Mrs. Padmini Sharma 2 - 6 - - - - - -
Mr. N.P. Chandra - - - 4 - 12 - - -
Mr, Somesh Yadav - - - - - - - - 15
FPPR 27 33 36
N (Min. N is 3)
(excluding Asstt Prof.)
3 3 3
Assessment FPPR =
(Sum/N)
9 11 12
Av. Assessment 11

Faculty Publication
Thursday, August
99
Research Publication & IPR
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
FPPR
Assessment
FPPR

Externally funded R & D projects and consultancy work (20)
Thursday, August
100
Name of faculty
(contributing to
FPPC)
FPPC Points
(2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12)
Dr. V. K. Chandra 4 5 5
Mr. A Jafri 3 5 5
Mrs. Padmini
Sharma
3 5 5
Mrs. Manjusha
Silas
3 5 5
Sum 13 20 20
N (Min. N is 3)
(excluding Asstt
Prof.)
4 4 5
Assessment FPPC
=4 x Sum/N
13 20 16
Av. Assessment 17
0
5
10
15
20
FPPC
Asses
sment
FPPC

Interactions Of Faculty With Outside World (10)
Thursday, August
101
Name of faculty (contributing to FPPR)
IP Points
(2009-10) (2010-11) (2011-12)
Dr. V. K. Chandra 3 3 3
Mr. A. Jafri 3 3 3
Mrs. Padmini Sharma 3 3 3
Mrs. Manjusha Silas - - 3
Mr. N.P. Chandra 3 3 3
Mr, Somesh Yadav 3 3 3
Mr. R. P. Pandey - - 3
Mr. Kushal Tiwari - - 3
Mr.S.C Bhagat 3 3 -
Mr. K.P Nagendra 3 3 -
Mr. Ajay K Pandey - 3 -
Sum 21 24 24
N (Min. N is 3)(excluding Asst Prof.) 7 8 8
Assessment FPPR = 4 x Sum/N 6 6 6
Av. Assessment 6

Thursday, August
102
Interactions of faculty members with outside world (10)
0
5
10
15
20
25
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
IP
IP

+
• Improvement In Faculty Activities In Research Publication, R & D Work And
Consultancy, And Interaction (15)
From IV-P.5 and IV-P.6
Thursday, August
103
Items 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010
FPPR 36 33 27
FPPC 16 20 13
IP 24 24 21
Sum 76 77 61
0
20
40
60
80
FPPR FPPC IP Sum
2011-2012
2010-2011
2009-2010

+
• Enhancement of Faculty Qualifications Index and Retention (15)
• From IV-P.3 and IV-P.4
Thursday, August
104
Items 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010
FQI 5.25 5.25 5.33
RPI 44 47 43

+
Thursday, August
105
5.2
5.22
5.24
5.26
5.28
5.3
5.32
5.34
FQI
FQI
Year
I
n
d
e
x
40
42
44
46
48
RPI RPI
Year
I
n
d
e
x

+
• Improvement in Faculty activities in Research Publication, R & D work and
Consultancy, and Interaction (15)
• From IV-P.5 and IV-P.6
Thursday, August
106
Items 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010
FPPR 36 33 27
FPPC 16 20 13
IP 24 24 21
Sum 76 77 61

+
• Improvement in Faculty activities in Research Publication, R & D
work and Consultancy, and Interaction (15)
Thursday, August
107
0
20
40
60
80
FPPR FPPC IP Sum
CAY 2011-2012
CAY m1 2010-2011
CAY m2 2009-2010
Faculty Activities

Thursday, August
108

Admission/ Intake In The Programme
Thursday, August
109
Items 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09
Sanctioned Intake Strength in the
program
60
60
60 60
No. of total admitted students in
First year 60+2* 60+2* 60+5* 60+4*
No. of total admitted students
(including lateral
entries in 2nd year, if any),
belonging to the same Batch
62
63 66 66

Admission Quality ( Based On PET & AIEEE Rank)
Thursday, August
110
Rank Range 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09
1 to 10,000 (Through CG-
PET)
48
50 39 30
10,001 to 25,000 (Through
CG-PET)
3
8 8 15
2,00,000 & Above
(Through AIEEE)
11
4 18 20
Total 62 62 65 65

Thursday, August
111
S.N. Year
Rank
CGPET AIEEE
Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum
1 2008-09 2301 28432 231324 441962
2 2009-10 1310 23407 192406 755341
3 20010-11 1524 18159 209380 750634
4 20011-12 2071 13370 221463 523362

Thursday, August
112
S.N. Year Intake Admitted
TC Course
(3rd Sem)
Girls Boys
1 2008-09 60 64 4 13 51
2 2009-10 60 65 1 15 50
3 20010-11 60 62 1 14 48
4 20011-12 60 62 Nil 16 46

Admission Intake In The Programme :-
Success Rate (30)
Thursday, August
113
Items
LYG
2011
LYGm1 2010
LYGm2 2009
No. of students admitted in the corresponding First Year 67 66 61
No. of students who have graduated in 4 years 44 36 25
Success Index (SI) 0.6567 0.5454 0.4098
Av. SI = 0.5373
Success Rate = 30 * Av. SI = 16

Admission Intake In The Programme :-
Success Rate (30)
Thursday, August
114
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
0.4098
0.5454
0.6567
Success Index

Academic performance (30)
Thursday, August
115
Items 2011 2010 2009
Approximating the API by the following mid-point analysis
# of students in 10.0<=CPI<9.0 0 0 0
# of students in 9.0<= CPI <8.0 17 10 6
Total 44 36 25
Approximating API by Mid- CPI 7.839 7.702 7.647
Exact Mean of CPI by percentage of all the Students (API) 7.447 7.316 7.264
Av. API = 7.3423
Academic Performance = 3 x Av. API = 22

Academic performance (30)
Thursday, August
116
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
2009 2010 2011
7.264
7.316
7.447
Academic Performance Index

STUDENTS – PLACEMENTS
Thursday, August
117
Items 2011 2010 2009
# of Admitted students corresponding to LYG (N) 67 66 61
# of students who obtained jobs as per the record of
placement office (X1)
46 40 25
# of students who found employment otherwise at the end of
the final year (X2)
1 8 17
X = X1 + X2 47 48 42
Number of students who went for higher studies with valid
qualifying scores/ranks (Y)
5 13 5
Assessment Points 31.79 38.93 31.63
Av. Assessment Points = 34.11

STUDENTS – PLACEMENTS
Thursday, August
118
0
20
40
60
80
2011 2010 2009
67 66
61
46
40
25
Student Admitted Student placed

2009-10
ARYAN INSPAT & POWER LTD.
3 1,44,000
5M TECHHEADS SOLUTIONS,HYDERABAD 5
1,30,000
A.K. ERECTORS, BENGALURU 16 96,000
NR SWITCH N RADIO SERVICES PVT. LTD.
1
1,74,000
SPICA SOFTWARE SERVICES , BENGALURU
15
330000
Thursday, August
119
SESSION COMPANY NAME
NO. OF STUDENTS
SELECTED
PACKAGE OFFERED
2010-11
A K ERECTORS 17 96,000
COGNITEL TRAINING SERVICES PVT. LTD. 11 1,38,000
ZEPPELIN MOBILE SYSTEMS INDIA LTD. 7 1,38,000
SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE COMPANY LTD. 5 1,44,000
WIPRO, BPO 6 1,66,000-1,90,000

Thursday, August
120
SESSION COMPANY NAME
NO. OF STUDENTS
SELECTED
PACKAGE
OFFERED
2008-09
JVMPIL
5 1.62 LAC
5M TECHHEADS SOLUTIONS,HYDERABAD 2
2.2 LAC
BHUSHAN POWER & STEEL 5 2.5 LAC
NR SWITCH N RADIO SERVICES PVT. LTD.
3
1.74 LAC
NECO JAYASWAL GROUP OF INSDUSTRIES
2
1.68 LAC
OCEANSHIP MARITIME SERVICE PVT LTD
3
2.5 LAC
RT OUTSOURCING SERVICE PVT LTD
3
1.74 LAC
WIPRO BPO
2
1.80

Improvement in Success Index of Students (10)
Thursday, August
121
Items 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09
Success Index 0.6567 0..5454 0.4098
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Success
Index

Improvement in Academic Performance Index of Students
(10)
Thursday, August
122
Items 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09
API 7.447 7.316 7.264
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
API

Thursday, August
123

Professional Society Membership
Thursday, August
124
Sr. No.
Name of the faculty Name of the
Professional Society
Membership No
1 Dr. N.T Khobragade ISTE
M&E(INDIA)
ISTD
LM
13174
LM
2 Dr. V. K Chandra ISTE,LSI LM 63897
LM 301
3 Mr Ashraf Jafri ISTE LM 74665
4 Mrs Padmini Sharma ISTE LM 74666
6 Mr. N.P Chandra ISTE LM 74667
7 Mr.Somesh Yadav ISTE LM 74668
8 Mr. R.P Pandey ISTE, IEEE

Professional Society Membership
 ISTE STUDENT CHAPTER
 Student Association Of Electrical & Electronics Engg. (SAEEE)
Thursday, August
125

Professional Society & Student Association Activities
Thursday, August
126
S.No. Name of the Event Organized under Date(s) No. of Participants
Academic year 2011-12
1
WORKSOP ON ‘C” BY Mr. YASHWANT
KANETKAR
TAINING AND
PLACEMENT CELL
10TH FEB, 2011 66
2 TEACHER DAY CELEBRATION
SAEEE Association
5TH SEPT, 2011 70
3 ENGINEERS DAY CELEBRATIONS 15TH SEPT, 2011 70
4 MEDITATION PROGRAM 11TH FEB, 2011 120
5 VELDICATION-2 24 MARCH, 2012 120
6 LOV-ALL 27 TO 28JAN, 2011 104
7 SAMANVAY-1 10 SEPT, 2011 160
8 SOCCER PANTHI 01 – 03OCT, 2011 360(60 TEAM)
9 SNEH -SAMPADA 15AUG., 2011 40
10
VARDHAMAN TECHNOLOGY, KARALA
NALAH DAM, KAWARDHA ROAD
22 FEB, 2012 62
11
CREDA, SOLAR ENERGY PARK,
AIRPORTROAD, RAIPUR
28TH FEB, 2012 54
12
CREDA, SOLAR ENERGY PARK,
AIRPORT ROAD, RAIPUR
29TH FEB, 2012 54
13
POWERGRID COOPERATION OF INDIA
LIMITED RAIPUR ROAD, KUMHARI
10TH AUG, 2011 46

Professional Society & Students Association
Thursday, August
127
1
TEACHER DAY CELEBRATION
SAEEE ASSOCIATION
5TH SEPT, 2010 70
2
ENGINEERS DAY CELEBRATIONS
15TH SEPT, 2010 70
3
VELDICATION-1
120
4
“WORK CULTURE IN PSUS”
7TH OCT, 2010 80
5
“CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MARINE
ENGG.”.
10TH OCT, 2010 60
6
“CORPORATE LIFESTYLE”
20TH OCT 2010 70
7
INDUSTRIAL VISIT, 400KV
SUBSTATIONAT KHEDMARA BHILAI
18TH AUG, 2010 57
8
POWERGRID COOPERATION OF INDIA
LIMITED RAIPUR ROAD, KUMHARI
28TH JUL, 2010 64
9 Prastuti 10 ISTE Student Chapter

Thursday, August
128
1
STATE LEVEL TECHNICAL
PAPER PRESENTATION”PRASTUTI
08”ON ENGINEERS DAY.
SAEEE Association
15th Sept, 2008 282
2
TEACHER DAY CELEBRATION
5th Sept, 2008 70
3
ENGINEERS DAY CELEBRATIONS
15th Sept, 2008 75
4
CHESS TOURNAMENT
23rd Feb , 2008 80
5
TABLE TENNIS COMPETITION
8th March, 2008 60
6 ONE DAY VISIT TO“KHEDAMARA” 7thFeb, 2008 60

Professional Society Activities
Thursday, August
129
LOV-ALL
Creda, Solar
Energy Park,
Airportroad,
Raipur

Professional Society Activities
Thursday, August
130
Soccer Panthi
01 – 03OCT,
2011 360(60
Team) SNEH -
SAMPADA

Skill Development Programme
Thursday, August
131
S.No. Programme Duration/Date Total No. of
Participants
Participants from
EEE Branch
1 PCB Designing
15 Feb 2010 – 6 March 2010 (10
working Days)
31 22
10th Jul to 22nd Jul 2010 30
17th Aug to 30th Jul 2010 34
2
Hardware Assembling 15th Feb to 6 th Mar 2010 37 02
10th Jul to 22nd Jul 2010 40
11th Aug to 21st Aug 2010 37
3
Mobile Repairing 8th Mar to 10 th Mar & 18th Mar to 25 th
Mar 2010
41 03
12th Jul to 26th Jul 2010 41
11th Aug to 21st Aug 2010 34
4 Computer Networking 30th Aug to 8th Aug 2010 19 ……
5
Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration
Application
11th Aug to 28st Aug 2010 36 02

Skill Development Programme
Thursday, August
132

Organizing Entrepreneurship Awareness camps for students
Thursday, August
133
SN Duration
No. of Students
participated
1
11th January 2010 to 13th January 2010 (3
days)
64
2 16th January 2010 (1 day) 100
Core Faculty Training
SN Name of Faculty Duration
1 Shri Sanjay Sharma Two Weeks
2 Shri Ravi Mishra Two Weeks
3 Shri Anand Kumbhare Two Weeks
4 Shri Kamta Prasad Nagendra Two Weeks

Industry institute Partnership Cell
Thursday, August
134
S N Program Duration/Date Total No. of Participants Participants of
EEE
1. Internal Auditor Training ISO 5 -7 Mar 2010 85 11
2. Prastuti -10 20 Mar 2010 120 40
3. Internal Auditor Training ISO Jan 2011 430 74
4. Chattisgarh Industrial Policy And Opportunity
Guidance
18 apr 2012 300 30
5. Communication Skills , Market Survey,
Element In Project Profile And Project Report
17 apr 2012 170 30
6. Motivation And Banking Procedure, Project
Identification
16 apr2012 150 30
7. Visit At Solar Energy Park(airport Road
Raipur)
28 Feb 2012 250 59
8. Visit In Karranala Dam ,Near Kabirdham
Kavardha
22 Feb 2012 140 77
9. Model Compition 14 Sept 2011 250 14
10. Visit In Power Grid Corporation Of India
Kumhari Bhilai
10 Aug 2011 56 46

IIPC
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11. Essay Competition 10 Aug 2011 150 13
12. Poster Competition 10 Aug 2011 120 6
13. Model Competition 10 Aug 2011 60 4
14. Skill Development Course P.C.B.
Designing
22Jul to 5 Aug
2011
120 12
15. Skill Development Course Computer
Hardware Assembling
22Jul to 5 Aug
2011
120 12
Networking
22Jul to 5 Aug
2011
130 12
Networking
22Jul to 5 Aug
2011
120 12
18. Skill Development Course Proe 22Jul to 5 Aug
2011
115 12
19. Workshop On ‘C’ 10Feb 2011 250 66

Publication Of Technical Magazines, Newsletters Etc. (4)
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S.No
Technical
magazine/
News
letter
Name of the
Technical
magazine/
News letter
Issue No. & Month Name(s) of the
Editor(s)
Name(s) of
the
Publisher(s)
1 Technical
Magazine
Sarjana Issue No.2,
March,2008
Faculty: Vikas Ojha
Students:Akhilesh
Sancharika
Cell
CSIT DURG
2 News
Letter
Sancharika Vol No.3, Issue- 4-7
16April to 15August
2008
Editor: Rajesh
Kumar
HOD EEE:
Dr. V.K.Chandra
Sancharika
Cell
CSIT DURG

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1
News
Letter Sancharika
Vol No.4,Issue- 1
16Jan to 15April 2009
Editor:
Dr.C.S.Sharma
Students:
Yugal kishor
Sancharika
Cell
CSIT DURG
2
News
Letter Sancharika
Vol No.4,Issue- 2-5
16April to August
2009
Editor:
Dr.C.S.Sharma
Faculty: Ajay
Pandey
Sancharika
Cell
CSIT DURG

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1
News Letter Sancharika
Vol No,5
Issue 9-11
16Oct’ 10 to15Jan 2011
Editor: Dr.C.S.Sharma
Faculty: Ajay Pandey
Sancharika Cell
CSIT DURG
2
Vol No,5 Issue 9-11
16Oct’ 10to15Jan 2011
Faculty: Somesh Yadav
Sancharika Cell
CSIT DURG
3
Vol No,5 Issue 1-2
16Jan to 15March2011
Faculty: Kamta Prasad
Nagendra
Sancharika Cell
CSIT DURG

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1
News Letter Sancharika
Vol No,6
Issue 8-10 Oct to Dec
2011
Somesh yadav
Sancharika Cell
CSIT DURG
2
Amit Pandey
3
Vol No,7 Issue -1
Jan 2012
Vikas Chandra
Panigrahi
4
Pankaj Yadav
5
Amit Pandey
6
Anand V. Bakshi

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Teaching
Learning
Process
Class- Lecture
Tutorial and
Seminar
Practical and
Viva-Voice
Over Head
Projector
& LCD

SYLLABUS
Syllabus structured by CSVTU Bhilai
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Teaching Learning Processes
 Teaching and Learning process is lively, energetic and motivating
 Overhead Projector and LCD Projector for effective teaching.
 Faculty maintain subject file comprising Lecture notes, tutorials, etc., for theory subjects.
 Progress of the students are evaluated periodically by conducting tests and
assignments.
 Students are given training to improve their technical, aptitude and communication
skills.
 Library facility are incorporated in the regular class time table.
 Regular Counseling is conducted to improve the academic performance and for
corrective-preventive measures.
 Remedial classes are conducted for identified weak students.
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Contents Of Basic Science, Humanities And Professional Courses –
Core, Elective, And Breadth
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Course
Groups
No. of courses Percentage
contribution to
curriculum
HSS 09 10.3%
Basic Sciences 10 11.4%
Professional
Core
54 61.4%
Elective 06 4.6%
Breadth 11 12.5%
TOTAL 90
9.89%
10.98%
59.34%
7.69%
12.08%
HSS
Basic Sciences
Professional Core
Elective
Breadth
Course Groups No. of courses Percentage
contribution to
curriculum
HSS 09 9.8%
Basic Sciences 10 10.98%
Professional
Core
54 59.34%
Elective 07 7.69%
Breadth 11 12.08%
TOTAL 91
9.89%
10.98
%
59.34
%
7.69%
12.08
%
HSS
Basic
Sciences
Professiona
l Core
Elective
Breadth

Syllabus Delivery
 As per Academic calendar and course structure
 Lecturing as per the academic plan given in Handout
 Every faculty will maintain a Course file
 Teaching Aids - OHP, LCD, Demo models
 Most Important Learning of Yesterday(MILY)
 Challenging questions for merit students
 Reviewing Intermittent questions for learners
 Remedial Classes for slow learners and Backlog students
 Content Beyond Syllabus
 Tutorials / Assignments
 Assessment of Course Outcomes
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Handout
 Course objectives & Outcomes
 Lesson Plan
 Additional Topics to be covered
 List of prescribed Text Books
 List of Reference Books
 Internal Evaluation Test Schedules
 Scheme of Evaluation
 Assignments / Tutorials
 Seminar Topics
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Course File
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CONTENT
Syllabus
Model Lesson Plan
Course Objectives, Course Outcomes
Sample of Subject Assessment Form
Roll List of Students
Assignment Questions
Assignments Grades
Test Question Papers
Test Question Paper marks
University question Papers

Course Monitoring
 Once in a month by HOD
 Weekly Feedback by Faculties.
 Review of coverage of syllabus in faculty meeting at department level.
 Correspondence with parents regarding performance in test
 Special Class For Weak Student
 Complaints and suggestions from students
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University Academic Calendar 2012-13

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Institute Academic Calendar
2012-13

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University Evaluation Scheme
Activity Procedure
Theory Examination conducted by CSVTU, Bhilai.
Internal Assessment
2 Class Tests
Allotment of marks based on Empirical formula consisting of
Attendance, Test marks & Performance.
Practical
Examination conducted by CSVTU,Bhilai. Allotment of marks
based on Practical Record, Viva-Voce & Practical Performance.
Industrial Visit / Mini Project/
Seminars
Gradation on the basis of report and presentation.
Project Internal Work done during the session.
Project External Based on project work & Viva voce.

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University Evaluation Scheme

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Lab
(60 Marks)
Internal (20 Marks) END SEM (40 Marks)
LAB for All Year

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PROJECT
Minor Project
(140 Marks)
Major Project
(180 Marks)
End Sem
(100)
Internal
(40)
END Sem
(100)
Internal
(80)

Guest Lectures
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SN Topic Name of Expert
1 Market survey for identifying product Shri Sanjay Sharma
2 Industries viable in Chhattisgarh State Shri Ravi Mishra
3 Scope of Industries in rural area of C.G State
Shri B.K. Mishra (AGM, NABARD,
Durg)
4 Sources of financial assistance to entrepreneur
Shri R.D. Borkar, Manager, Dena Bank
(Lead Bank) Durg
5
Facilities and Subsidies provided by state
Government to the entrepreneurs
Shri Anil Shrivastava, G.M. DIC Durg
6
Qualities which is to be developed for good
Entrepreneur
Shri A.P. Kumbhare
7 Briefing on detail project report Shri Kamta Prasad Nagendra

Industrial Training
 Students undergo industrial training of 8 weeks during their
graduation.
 Students undergo training during the summer vacation in 4th & 6th
semester.
 Students take relevant industrial training at their interest.
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Name of Industries where student goes for their
Industrial Training
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Scintech Technology Indore
Chhattisgarh
Power Grid Limited Crisp Bhopal
Topworth Chhattisgarh State Electricity Board Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
HEG Bhilai Steeel Plant South Eastern Coal Limited
Diesel Locoshed Raipur Rourkela Steel Plant Jindal,raigarh
Beekay,JAMUL NTPC,korba SEC Central RLY
BHEL ACC Jamul Tata Indicom
Simplex Supreme Industry

V
Top Ten Alumni's
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S No Name Year Branch Company Name Package
1 Hari Shankar Rathore 2006
EEE
CSEB 4.8 Lac
2 Sourabh Sinha 2007 L & T Infotech 8.4 Lac
3 S Subesh 2007 Wipro 7.2 Lac
4 Ranjeet Singh 2007 Satyam 8.4 Lac
5 Devendra Kumar 2007 IOCL 6 Lac
6 Vinay Sahu 2007 BHEL, Korba 5.0 Lac
7 Deepak Ku Sahu 2008 BHEL 4.8 Lac
8 Prashant Verma 2008 CSEB 1.45 Lac
9 Trilok Deshmukh 2009 Bhusan Steel & Power
Limited
3.2 Lac
10 Mamta Gupta 2010 A K Erectors, Bhilai 1.8 Lac

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ASSESMENTS OF COURSE OUTCOMES,
POs, PEOs

Programme Educational Objectives:-
P1- Graduates are in a position to apply their knowledge acquired in
Mathematics, Basic Sciences and Electrical and Electronics Engineering
courses, to the solution of Complex Problems encountered in the modern
Engineering practice.
P2- Graduates learn and adapt themselves to the constantly evolving
technology by pursuing higher studies.
P3- Graduates will be better employable and achieve success in their chosen
areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and related fields.
P4- Graduates are good leaders and managers by effectively communicating
at both Technical and interpersonal levels.
P5- Graduates will use their understanding of professional, ethical, and
social responsibilities, the nature and background of diverse cultures, and the
importance of life-long learning in the conduct of their professional careers.
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Programme Outcomes describe what students are expected to know and be able
to do by the time of graduation.
 Engineering programme must demonstrate that their students attain the
following outcomes: -
(a)an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering
(b)an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and
interpret data
(c) an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs
within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political,
ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability
(d)An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
(e) an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems

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.
(f)an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
(g)an ability to communicate effectively.
(h)the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a
global, economic, environmental, and social context.
(i)a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning.
(j)a knowledge of contemporary issues.
(k)an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools
necessary for engineering practice.

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Program Outcomes
PEO a b c d e f g h i j k
an
ability
to
apply
knowledge
of
mathematics,
science,
and
Engg
an
ability
to
design
and
conduct
experiments,
to
analyze
and
interpret
an
ability
to
design
a
system,
component,
or
process
an
ability
to
function
on
multidisciplinary
teams
an
ability
to
identify,
formulate,
and
solve
engineering
problems
an
understanding
of
professional
and
ethical
responsibility
an
ability
to
communicate
effectively
the
broad
education
necessary
to
understand
the
impact
of
engineering
a
recognition
of
the
need
for,ability
to
engage
in
life-long
learning
a
knowledge
of
contemporary
issues
an
ability
to
use
the
techniques,
skills,
and
modern
engineering
tools
P1 KNOWLEDGE y y y y y y
P2 HIGHER EDUCATION y y y y y y
P3 EMPLOYMENT y y y y y y y y y y y
P4 COMMUNICATION y y y
P5 RESPONSIBLE y y y y
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Mapping With PEO’s & PO’s

Assessment Result
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2011-12
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES ODD EVEN 2011-12
P1
Graduates are in a position to apply their knowledge acquired in Mathematics, Basic
Sciences and Electrical and Electronics Engineering courses, to the solution of Complex
Problems encountered in the modern Engineering practice. 73.5 74.5 74.025
P2
Graduates learn and adapt themselves to the constantly evolving technology by pursuing
higher studies.
73.8 73.9 73.88
P3
Graduates will be better employable and achieve success in their chosen areas of Electrical
and Electronics Engineering and related fields
74.1 76.6 75.34
P4
Graduates are good leaders and managers by effectively communicating at both Technical
and interpersonal levels. 74.2 84.5 79.35
P5
Graduates will use their understanding of professional, ethical, and social responsibilities, the
nature and background of diverse cultures, and the importance of life-long learning in the
conduct of their professional careers
74.8 80.2 77.485

Assessment Result
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PROGRAM OUTCOME
a an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering
77.5 77.4 77.445
b an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
70.9 73.4 72.145
c
an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within
realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health
and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability 70.2 72.1 71.125
d an ability to function on multidisciplinary teams
73.4 73.1 73.24
e an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
75.2 73.5 74.335
f an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility
78.1 39.04

Assessment Result
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g an ability to communicate effectively
73.1 36.54
h
the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a
global, economic, environmental, and societal context
71.4 76.8 74.11
i a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning
76.2 90.7 83.445
j a knowledge of contemporary issues
73.2 78.4 75.79
k
an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for
engineering practice.
75.9 74.1 74.975

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Financial Resources

Budget
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Items
Budgeted in
2012-13
Actual expenses
2011 –2012
Actual expenses
2010 –2011
Actual expenses
2009 –2010
Laboratory
equipments
Rs. 411046/- Rs. 5,46166/- 6900
SW purchase ----- ---- Rs. 3,95,200/-
Laboratory
consumables
----- Rs. 17,031/-
Maintenance and
spares
810 ---- 20935
Travel ------ ---- ----
Miscellaneous
expenses
for academic
activities
…… ------ ---- ------
Total 10,00000/ Rs.4,11856/- Rs. 5,63,197/- Rs. 4,23035/-

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