This is the presentation slides for a talk I have given in the IEEE Road map to Success in Engg Studiies 2014 at Kozhikode on 10th May. The orogramme was to tell the engineering aspirants what to study , how to study and choose different streams of engineering based on their aptitude and skills.
Tips for success at engineering studies ( A talk to the freshers at MESCE)Prof. Mohandas K P
These are the slides of a talk given to the first year students admitted to M E S College of Engineering Kuttippuram on 5th Aug 2014. Hope some things will be useful to the young students who see this.
Tips for success in Engineering studies By Prof K P Mohandas Prof. Mohandas K P
Some tips for Success in Engg Studies by Prof K P Mohandas for participants of the Road map Prohgramme 2015 for Engineering Aspirants on 16th May, organised by IEEE Malbar Subsection, Institution Of Engineers Local Centere and Regional Science Centre Kozhikode
Success in Engineering Studies Presentation at IEEE Awareness Programme Prof. Mohandas K P
This is a presentation given at the "Roadmap to Success in Engineering Studies 2016", IEEE, IEI Programme at Regional science Centre Kozhikode on 7th May
Tips for success at engineering studies ( A talk to the freshers at MESCE)Prof. Mohandas K P
These are the slides of a talk given to the first year students admitted to M E S College of Engineering Kuttippuram on 5th Aug 2014. Hope some things will be useful to the young students who see this.
Tips for success in Engineering studies By Prof K P Mohandas Prof. Mohandas K P
Some tips for Success in Engg Studies by Prof K P Mohandas for participants of the Road map Prohgramme 2015 for Engineering Aspirants on 16th May, organised by IEEE Malbar Subsection, Institution Of Engineers Local Centere and Regional Science Centre Kozhikode
Success in Engineering Studies Presentation at IEEE Awareness Programme Prof. Mohandas K P
This is a presentation given at the "Roadmap to Success in Engineering Studies 2016", IEEE, IEI Programme at Regional science Centre Kozhikode on 7th May
A Centre for Distance Education seminar on Developing Teachers at a Distance, conducted by Dr Ayona Silva-Fletcher and Dr Kim Whittlestone from the Royal Veterinary College (http://www.live.ac.uk/html/people.html)
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This is a beautiful but disturbing power point presentation on life without water in Malayalam free translation from the one available on the website of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India.
This a beautiful power point show from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam(former President of India, Space Scientist, Engineer depicting what will happen due to scarcity of water in future.
Green and Smart Homes to Save theplanet : Prof K P MohandasProf. Mohandas K P
A presentation on Green Homes and Smart Homes.. What are Green Homes and Why they are required. What are Smart Homes and what it can do to save the planet
Engineering Studies from a recent graduate's prespective_ Sreevas Sahasranama...Prof. Mohandas K P
Presentation by Sreevas Sahasranama, Fellow Programme in Management, I I M K on his eperience in Engg Studies for Plus two students in Roadmap Programme by IEEE , IEI and RSC&P Kozhikode 16th May
Managerial Skills for Engineering Studies_Prof SajikuriakoseProf. Mohandas K P
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Electrical and Electronics Ebgineering _ Dr Paul K Joseph Prof. Mohandas K P
Presentation on Electrical and Electronics Engineering by Prof Paul K Joseph N I T Calicut in connection with Roadmap for Success in Engineering Studies 2015 organised by IEEE, IEI & RSC&P Kozhikode on 16th May
Civil and Architectural Engg - an INtroduction by Prof T P Somasundaram Prof. Mohandas K P
A presentation of what is Civil Engg & Architecture for Engineering Aspirants in connection with Roadmap to Success in Engg Studies organised by IEEE Malabar Subsection, Institution Of Engineers Kozhikode LC and Regional Science Centre on 16th May 2015
Another year of growth and consolidation of student branch activities in IEEE Malabar hub.in 2014. Congratulations to Dr Vinod Pottakkulam, Fawaz and excellent team of officers
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Annual report of activities of IEEE Malabar subsection 2014Prof. Mohandas K P
Activities of IEEE Malabar subsection in 2014 reported by Secretary Nandakumar R in the AGM 21st Dec at N I T Calicut. A glorious year of professional activities.
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How do we assess the quality of research? The need and methods for the same discussed here . Keynote address at the National Conference on Communication Signal Processing and Networking at N S S College of Engineering Palakkad on 10th Oct 2014
Making Indian Engineering World class - Theme talk on Engineer's day 2014Prof. Mohandas K P
This is the ppt on a talk given on the theme " Making Indian Engineering World class" on Engineer's day for Institution of Engineers Kozhikode Local centre on 22nd Sept . Presents points from the theme circulated and my ideas views on how Indian engineers who are inferior to none in the world can do well in our own country.
Preview of the forthcoming book " A Guide to Academic Research"Prof. Mohandas K P
Please see the cover page and contents of my forthcoming book on " A Guide to Academic Research" being published by Sanguine Technical Publishers Bangalore.
The book will be available in a few weeks from now from the publishers..
A Guide to Academic Research - new book being released this monthProf. Mohandas K P
This is a new book written by me being published by Sanguine Technical Publishers Bangalore. Contains chapters on Basics of Research,Literature Survey Using Internet, Technical Writing, Technical Presentations, Quality of Research and Problems faced by students along with a list of agencies giving research and travel grants. Can approach the publishers after two weeks.
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SOME TIPS FOR
SUCCESS IN
ENGINEERING STUDIES
Prof Mohandas K P
(email id: kpmdas@ieee.org)
2. Overview
Professional education how it is different ?
What is Engineering?
Modern Marvels in Engineering
B Tech course contents in Calicut University
Different types of classes you attend
Common methods of study
Difference between courses
Evaluation and Assessment -Examination tips
How to do well in Examinations
What to do on a regular basis?
Summary
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3. Professional Education
Different professional courses
Engineering, Medicine, Law, Architecture. etc
Difference between Profession and Occupation?
Professionals are trained rigorously to enable them
to practice their profession themselves
Some professions require
Registration like Medical Council registration for
Doctors , Council of Architecture registration for
architects , Enrolment for lawyers etc
Success in profession achieved through experience,
commitment and hard work
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4. What is Engineering?
Definition:The branch of science and
technology concerned with the design,
building, and use of engines, machines,
and structures.
Engine, in general means – any device or
equipment used
Engineer is a creator or builder
What you learn in Engineering is
essentially:
Mathematics + Applied Sciences(Physics)
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6. Euro-tunnel between England-
France
Year completed: 1994 Claim to Fame:
Longest stretch of underwater tunnel in
the world (31.35 miles long overall, of
which 23.5 miles is underwater)
connecting England coast to Calais in
France
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7. 30 St Mary axe London
Year completed: 2003
Claim to Fame: One of the world's
most energy-efficient buildings
than comparable office building
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8. Lake Mead, Nevada/Arizona-USA
Year completed: 1935
Claim to Fame: Largest reservoir
in the United States
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9. Burj Khalifa - Dubai
Year completed: 2010 Claim to
Fame: Tallest man made structure in
the world (about 2,700 feet)
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10. Kingda Ka Roller Coaster, Six
Flags, New Jersey
Year completed: 2004 :Claim to
Fame: World's fastest (0 to 128
mph in 3.5 seconds) and tallest
(456 feet at highest point) roller
coaster
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11. Petrona Tower Kualalampur
Year completed: 1998 Claim to
Fame: Tallest twin buildings in the
world (roughly 1,482 feet)
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12. Qinghai-Tibet Railway, China/Tibet
Year completed: 2005
Claim to Fame: Highest railway in
the world (about 16,640 feet
above sea level)
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13. Burj Al-Arab Hotel, Dubai, UAE
Year completed: 1999
Claim to Fame: Tallest
operational hotel in the world
(over 1,000 feet)
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14. Three Gorges Dam, Yangtze River,
China
Year completed: 2006 Claim to
Fame: World's largest
hydroelectric power plant
(capacity of 22.5 GW) and
world's largest concrete
structure
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15. Akashi-Kaikyo or "Pearl" Bridge,
Kobe City, Japan
Year completed: 1998
Claim to Fame: World's longest suspension bridge (roughly
12,800 feet)
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19. B.Tech Course contents-Calicut
University (typical)
Sl No Particulars No of
courses
Percentage
1 Mathematics 6 - 8 8 - 10
2 Sciences ( Physics,
Chemistry)
4 - 6 5 - 8
3 Humanities
Languages
Communication Skills
Management, Economics
4 - 6 5 - 8
4 General Engineering
(Common courses like
Drawing, Mechanics etc)
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5 Special Engineering –courses
in the chosen branches
17-28 46- 62
Total No of courses 50-54 6 theory+2
labs/semester
No of contact hours/week 30-32 hrs 70 work days
in a semester
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20. Teaching and learning through
Theory class - Class room lectures/videos
Workshop sessions
Practical classes
Seminars and group discussions
Project work
Mini projects second & third year
Major project (final year)
Internship ( not usually arranged by college)
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21. Remember these always
TELL ME I WILL FORGET
SHOW ME I WILL REMEMBER
INVOLVE ME I WILL LEARN
You cannot LEARN without INVOLVEMENT
ENJOY LEARNING
MAKE LEARNING A PLEASURE
So Unless You are actively involved in
learning no one can teach you
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22. Major differences from other
courses
Sl
No
Particulars Arts and Science
colleges
Professional colleges
1 Class hours 10AM-4PM (6hrs) 8AM-400PM ( 8 hrs) OR
9AM-430PM(7 ½ hrs)
2 Study
through
Lectures and
Labs (science
streams)
Lectures, Practical,
Project work, Seminar,
Workshop
3 Extra study Mostly reading Computers and Internet
Online courses , Video
lectures
Expert lectures
4 Evaluation End of the year or
Semester
Internal + External
Continuous Evaluation
during semester and End
Semester Evaluation
5 Attendance 60-70% (not strict) Minimum 80%
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23. How to conduct your self: Theory
Class
Attend the lectures carefully
Make notes after understanding
Do not simply copy from board, be involved
Interact- ask questions if you don’t understand
Spend at least half an hour at home for each subject/day
Spend at least 5 minutes to review what was discussed in the
previous class
Request the teacher to explain further if you have not
understood, you have a right to understand
Read books to clear improve your understanding
Good teachers are happy to answer your questions
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24. Enjoy doing problems
Engineering is essentially solving
problems, Therefore
Do as many problems as possible in
addition to those done in the class
Understand the worked examples, work it
out yourself closing the book
Do as many of the exercise problems ,
work out and check the answers obtained
with given answers.
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25. Examination System in Professional
courses (Affiliated colleges)
Internal evaluation (30% in Calicut University)
Series tests (at least two, may be more)
Assignments (not necessarily ‘take home’)
Quizzes and Tutorials
Continuous evaluation : every day you are assessed
(practical classes every experiment is evaluated)
End Semester Evaluation (70%)
Theory Question paper set by University
Practical Examination by Internal and
External Examiners together
Pass in a subject only on getting 50% in internal+ end sem
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26. Practical Classes
Never miss it, if you miss, make it up at
the earliest
Prepare well before going to the class
Carefully note down observations
Note down any thing special that you observe
Analyze the results and make inferences if
necessary discuss with friends and teachers
Try to do experiments in innovative way
Write your record yourself, NEVER COPY
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27. ASSIGNMENTS AND TUTORIALS
Assignments given are not always ‘take home’
Do your assignment by yourself or after
discussion with friends
NEVER COPY from others
You are doing harm to yourself by copying
Tutorials
Work out the tutorial problems with your
friends and compare the answers
After studying the worked examples, do the
exercise problems, check your answers
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28. Project Work/ seminar
Choose a topic of your own interest with
guidance from teachers
Discuss with your batch mates what each
other has read on the topic
Use internet to update your knowledge
and share with others
Make a feasibility study before finalizing
Check the availability and cost of
components to be procured
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29. Other methods of study
Video lectures by other professors from
internet along with other friends
Discuss the topics being presented
Brain storming sessions on study topics
Make learning a 24 hours a day
7 days a week
365 days in an year
Always be observant and watchful for new
information relevant to your study
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30. Attendance requirements
In many Universities 80% attendance is
compulsory to take the End Sem Exams
Up to 10% shortage can be condoned on
medical grounds once in the four year
course
Shortage of attendance will result in
repeating the course by rejoining at the
beginning of the even or odd semester
In any case you will loose an year, not
semester
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31. Promotion to higher semesters
Earlier those who could not complete first year in
two chances had to leave once for all.
Now, in Calicut University Promotion to THIRD
year requires complete pass in FIRST year.
Promotion to FOURTH year requires pass in
all papers of FIRST & SECOND years to be
passed
Please note supplementary exam conducted
only once in an year.
Never accumulate back papers
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32. How to do well in examinations?
Of course there are no short cuts
Hard work and good preparation will bring
you success.
But some tips for our present system of exams.
Do not rely too much on your memory.
Do not try to lean ‘by-heart’
Analyze and remember your answers
logically.
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33. University Exams how to score ?
Collect the University question papers of the previous
years and work them out.
While answering questions take care to see that:
Give illustrative figures or diagrams wherever
possible.
Check the answers of numerical problems carefully to sure
it is correct.
High light the important points in essay questions
Manage time effectively so that you will be able to
answer all questions
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34. Summary – Success is yours
If you are regular in your studies
Attend all theory classes
Study subjects taught everyday
Never miss your practical classes
Do your assignments yourself
Revise topics before tests
Then you will get high internal marks
Prepare well for End semester Examinations
by answering previous university questions
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36. Taj Mahal f India
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37. Machu Picchu (Peru)
- A city built in the clouds on the
mountain known as Machu
Picchu. It was abandoned by the
Incas.
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38. Christ the Redeemer - Brazil
The 105-foot (38-meter) tall
"Christ the Redeemer" statue in
Rio de Jenero
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39. Chichen Itza Mexico
.
Chichén Itza (Mexico) - is the
most famous Mayan temple city
and was once the political and
economic center of the Mayan
civilization
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40. Colosseum – Rome (Italy)
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42. Great Wall of China
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LEADER OF A TEAM THAT
BUILDS ANOTHER MARVEL
IN ENGINEERING IN THE
FUTURE
LET US HOPE AT LEAST A FEW OF
YOU WILL BE