edge is amalgamated with its

plant level actual implementation

and that is achieved through in-

dustrial visits.I

am confident that as IPEC ECE

continues in its strategic direction

as a field leader, even bigger suc-

cess will be realized in every com-

ing day. I thank all our alumni,

friends and industry partners

who provide the support that is

essential to our efforts for excel-

lence in education and research,

and as always, do feel free to

c o n t a c t m e a t

vijayk.gupta@ipec.org.in with

your ideas and feedback.

Dr. V.K. Gupta Professor and

Chair

I am overwhelmed to yet

again present a new issue of

our ECE departmental news-

letter COMMUNIQUE, which

covers all our departmental

accomplishments, events,

achievements, headline news

and new milestones our de-

partment has so far.

Our department is fully

equipped with all the labs

mandatory for the curriculum

and industrial demands. The

prominent asset of our de-

partment is the intellectual

capital which comprises of

highly motivated, technically

skilled and well qualified fac-

ulty members.Our association

with industries have grown

stronger with every passing

time and this has facilitated

us with our teaching process

a lot, at IPEC we target

equally on classroom teaching

as well as practical expertise

in subject. To enhance overall

technical understanding of

student’s theoretical knowl-

To be recognized as a center of excellence in Electronics and Communication Engineering by provid-

ing valuable resources to the students for the purpose of nurturing their knowledge and skills to

serve the nation by solving the technological problems of modern society in the field of Electronics

and Communication.

Message From The Chair

I N S I D E

T H I S I S S U E :

INDUSTRIAL

VISITS

2

EXPERT LECTURE

UNDER IEEE STU-

3

GUEST LECTURE BY

PROF. ANDREAS

FISHER

4

WORKSHOP ON 5

WORKSHOP AT-

TENDED BY FAC-

6

WORKSHOP ON

“MACHINE LEARN-

ING” UNDER GEN-

7

RESEARCH PUBLI-

CATIONS

8

DEPARTMENT VISION

U P C O M I N G E V E N T S

COMMUNIQUE J A N T O M A R 2 0 1 8 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 3

NATIONAL CON-

FERENCE NCRTEEE-

2018 IEEE SPON-

SORED FROM 8-9TH

JUNE.

FACULTY DEVELOP-

MENT PROGRAM

ON SIGNAL PROC-

ESSING & ITS APPLI-

CATIONS FROM 15-

23 JUNE.

DEPARTMENT MISSION

To provide a conducive environment for budding electronics and communication engineers by pro-

viding them quality and value based education in the field of electronics and communication.

To enable students to achieve industry centric targets and goals for electronic and communication

engineering undergraduates.

To create a novel learning environment and providing valuable resources to the students to carryout

meaningful research and development activities; which will help our students to get quality place-

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LITERARY SECTION 11

RIGHT TO EDUCA-

TION

12

P A G E 2

“learning is not attained

by chance; it must be

sought for with ardour

and diligence”...Abigail

Adams

ADVANCED LEVEL TELECOM TRAINING CENTER

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Industrial visit was carried out

for EC Second year students at

BSNL ALTTC, Rajnagar on 6th

–8th March 2018. Faculty co-

ordinators for the industrial

visit were Mr. Manish Gupta,

Mr. Vipul Bhatnagar, Ms. Ritu

Agarwal, Mr. Pramod Kumar,

Ms. Rashi Gupta.The main

objective behind the visit was

to make student aware about

current communication basics

like, Digital Switching, Mobile

Communication-: GSM,3G,4G,

Data communication and Infor-

mation Technology: Broad-

band, Database administration,

Optical network, Dense Wave

Division Multiplexing

(DWDM). The Centre fol-

lows the MISSION to

“DELIVER EXCELLENCE

THROUGH TRAINING”,

which was visible from the

equipment’s used at the Cen-

tre.

Various courses for enter-

prise training like Mobile,

CDMA & Satellite Technolo-

gies Transmission Technolo-

gies, Broadband & IT, Switch-

ing and NGN, Management &

Soft Skill, Finance, Building

Science:

Nokia GSM & ERICSSON

System and Intelligent

Network, CDMA & EV-

DO System and Satellite

Communication System.

Also the organize various

workshops, seminars and

webinars on latest mo-

bile communication & satellite

communication techniques and

emerging trends in mobile com-

munication i.e. 3G, LTE, 4G and

path to 5G for BSNL officers as

well as for other private and gov-

ernment organizations and PSU’s

like NSN, ONGC, HCL, TCIL etc.

NISWA Engineering Solutions on

12th February 2018 held an in-

teraction session with our EC III

year students and offered our

young, talented and knowledge-

able students an industry based

skill learning training programme

for 2 hours/day for two months.

20 students have attended this

visit. They will provide further

training to some of the students

on the basis of written test.

In ALTTC, there is train-

ing programs in mobile

communication area

namely –GSM, CDMA,

2G/3G-UMTS, LTE, EV-

DO, Wi-MAX as well as

satellite communication.

Mobile Faculty of ALTTC

has

C O M M U N I Q U E

DEKI ELECTRONICS, NOIDA

P A G E 3 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 3

ECE department organized in-

dustrial visit for 3rd year stu-

dents, 20-22nd February 2018.

The company is renowned in

the field of electronic compo-

nent manufacture for a long

time. The students visiting the

company learn about manufac-

turing of various types of ca-

pacitors including electrolytic,

ceramic, paper, wire-wound

capacitors for various applica-

tions and exported world-

wide. The state of the art

automatic components

manufacturing unit and

quality control over large

volume productions pro-

vided students state of the

art knowledge. The visit

provided students an in-

sight into industrial prac-

tices and working environ-

ment.

communication technologies and structure of 4G & 5G net-works. All IEEE student mem-bers and 2nd year students at-tended the lecture. The lecture was ended with vote of thanks proposed by IEEE student branch counselor Dr. Narbada Prasad Gupta. He also re-quested the speaker to accom-modate the students for Indus-trial visit at ALTTC, Ghaziabad,

so that students get the idea of real

working environment. Expert lecture on “NGN and Mobile Communication” was organized under the banner of IEEE Student branch on 26th February 2018. Mr. Abhishek Gupta, SDE, ALTTC, Ghaziabad was the speaker. He discussed about next generation net-works and mobile communica-tion. He explained about the integration of various wireless

EXPERT LECTURE ON “NGN AND MOBILE

P A G E 4

“The beautiful thing

about learning is

that no one can take

it away from

you”...B.B.King

“The important thing is

to not stop questioning.

Curiosity has its own

reason for existing.”

GUEST LECTURE BY PROF.(DR.) ANDREAS

ECE department has or-ganized a guest lecture on 3rd January 2018 under Gentronix Forum. He is Chair of Numerical Opti-mization, TU Dresden De-partment of Mathematics, Dresden, Germany. The research and teaching activities of Numerical Op-timization focus on the de-sign, analysis, and applica-tion of efficient numerical methods for several classes of optimization problems. They include smooth nonlinear con-strained optimization, complementarity prob-lems and variational ine-q u a l i t i e s , r e l a t e d nonsmooth and degener-ate problems, problems in discrete optimization, in particular problems of cut-ting and packing, optimi-zation tasks in machine l e a r n i n -gand diverseapplications. He is Principal In-vestigator in 3 ongoing re-search projects. He is working as editorial board of Computational and Ap-plied Mathematics,

Springer, Optimiza-tion, Pacific Journal of Optimization. Having highly re-ferred text book on linear algebra. His research interests are Linear Algebra, Critical Solutions and numerical opti-mization. He has delivered his lec-ture on linear alge-bra and on various optimization meth-ods used there.

He has talked about different depart-ments at TU Dres-den. He also talked about that there are separate de-partments of Re-

search associated with Algebra, Geometry and Optimization. He has explained various methods of linear al-

gebra which is men-tioned in his book

C O M M U N I Q U E

Workshop on “Outcome Based Education”

P A G E 5 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 3

Department of ECE has

organized a Virtual work-

shop on Outcome based

Education on 5th -9th

March 2018. The talk was

delivered by faculty mem-

bers of NITTTR, Chandi-

garh. Inauguration of the

event was done by Mr. SK

Gupta , Mr. BS Pabla, Mr.

SK Dhameja Mr. AB

Gupta. In the second ses-

sion Mr. BS Pabla has

given introduction of the

outcome based education .

He has discussed that in

the coming lectures we

will discuss about the vi-

sion/ mission of the de-

partments and also issues

related to teaching learn-

ing process. In the third

session of that day, Mr. PS

Grover has discussed

about teaching learning

process with outcome

based education

and to frame out

rubrics related to

that. Next day he

has continued his

lecture on how to

frame Vision and

Mission of the in-

dividual depart-

ments and also

discussed about

how the vision/mission of the college is related

to that. He has also discussed about program

education objectives of the various depart-

ments of a college. He has taken a example for

framing PEOs and talked about how it is re-

lated with vision and mission of the depart-

ment. Dr. P.K. Singla has delivered his lecture

on Bloom’s Taxonomy and tell us about dif-

ferent keywords for framing out course out-

comes. Mr. Sandeep Grover talked about Pro-

gram outcomes and mapping of course out-

comes with POs & PEOs.

Ms. Maitreyee Dutta discussed about evalua-

tion of attainments of COs, POs and PEOs. An

expert lecture was delivered by Lini Mathew /

Shimmi S L for filling up of SAR Mr. C

Ramakrishan shared his experience on NBA

Accreditation. In the valedictory session Mr.

SK Gupta, Mr. BS Pabla, Mr. SK Dhameja &

Mr. AB Gupta has taken feedback from differ-

ent colleges about this workshop.

SOME GLIMPSES

P A G E 6

“Imagination is

more important

than knowledge.

Knowledge is

limited.

Imagination

encircles the

world”...ALBERT

EINSTEIN

GUEST LECTURE ON “OUTCOME

BASED EDUCATION”

WORKSHOP ON HUMAN VALUES &

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Dr. V.K. Gupta, Head and

Professor of ECE depart-

ment attended a “Four

days Workshop on

“Human Values & Profes-

sional Ethics” Organized

by TEQIP-III and con-

ducted by Value Education

Cell, AKTU Lucknow at

IIT, Kanpur from 18th-21st

January, 2018.

Dr. Ramendra Singh

Presented Guest Lec-

ture on the topic

“Outcome based Edu-

cation” at Geetanjali

Institute of Technical

Studies, Udaipur on

27th January, 2018.

Ms. Meenakshi

Sharma ,Mr. Mukh

Ram and Ms. Rashi

Gupta attended a One

week workshop on

“Human Values &

Professional Ethics”

held at IPEC, Ghazia-

bad conducted by

Value Education Cell,

AKTU Lucknow from

09th – 16th January,

2018.

“Aim for success, not perfec-

tion. Never give up your right

to be wrong, because then you

will lose the ability to learn

new things and move forward

with your life. Remember that

fear always lurks behind per-

fectionism”.

C O M M U N I Q U E

GENTRONIX EVENT:WORKSHOP ON “INTRODUCTION TO

MACHINE LEARNING WITH SAMPLE APPLICATION”

P A G E 7 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 3

Ms. Meenakshi Sharma

along with the students of

ECE department con-

ducted a Free of Cost

W o r k s h o p o n

“Introduction

to Machine

Learning with

Sample Ap-

p l i c a t i o n ”

under the ae-

gis of Gen-

tronix for

IPEC Stu-

dents on 26th

Feb, 2018 at 11:00 am to

01:00 pm in ECE Semi-

nar Hall.The resource

person of this Workshop

was Praneet Nigam (3rd

Yr ECE) and Kartik Shandilya (3rd Yr

ECE).Objective of this workshop was to

sensitize & create awareness about the con-

cepts and applications of Machine learning

and the Python language among the partici-

pants. In this workshop, the historical evolu-

tion of Machine Learning, its application

areas were discussed in the detail. Different

perspectives and types of Machine Learning

were discussed in details in the workshop.

The concepts discussed were also demon-

strated with their applications which made it

easier for the participants to understand the

fundamental concepts.

Students from all branches participated in

the workshop. Around 125 students, from

all the branches of B.Tech Course partici-

pated in this workshop and all were ready

to grab something new from that workshop

with great enthusiasm.

P A G E 8

“Learning

without thought

is a labor lost,

thought without

learning is

perilous”

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

1.Chaturvedi, B., Mohan, J. and Kumar, A., March-2018. Dual-mode quad-

rature oscillator based on single FDCCII with all grounded passive

components. International conference on Signal Processing and Com-

munication.

2.Chaturvedi, B. and Kumar, A., 2018. A novel linear square/triangular

wave generator with tunable duty cycle. AEU-International Journal of

Electronics and Communications, 84, pp.206-209.[SCI, Scopus]

3.Chaturvedi, B., Mohan, J. and Kumar, A., 2018. A New Versatile Univer-

sal Biquad Configuration for Emerging, Signal Processing Applica-

tions. Journal of Circuits, Systems and Computers, Article ID:

1850196.[SCI, Scopus]

4.Aarti Sharma, “Relative Measures to Characterize EEG Signals for early

detection of Alzhaimer” . International Conferenece on Signal Process-

ing & Integrated Networks held at Amity University, Noida , 22-23

February, 2018.

5.Neha Singhal, Ankur Bansal and Ashwni Kumar, “ Beamforming in

Asymmetric RF/FSO System with MIMO DF Relaying”, WILEY

Transaction on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies, DOI:

10.1002/ett.3294.

6. Pooja Mishra, ”Study On Multiple Input Multiple Output Free Space Op-

tical Link”, International Conference on Advances in Business & Engi-

neering Sustainability”, 27th -28th March 2018.

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