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Hand Book 2013-14 SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGE An Autonomous, NAAC Re-Accredited with 'A' Grade, ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution, Affiliated to Bharathiar University , Coimbatore Approved by AICTE for MBA/MCA and by UGC for 2(f) & 12(B) status
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SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGEAn Autonomous, NAAC Re-Accredited with 'A' Grade, ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution, Affiliated to Bharathiar University , Coimbatore
Approved by AICTE for MBA/MCA and by UGC for 2(f) & 12(B) status
Knowledge, Wisdom and Compassion
Our logo has three beautiful symbols: the books, the sun and the lotus. Books represent Knowledge, the sun dispels the darkness of ignorance signifying Wisdom and the lotus symbolizes the unfolding of spirituality representing Compassion. From books, we gain knowledge and when properly directed knowledge ripens into Wisdom. This Wisdom leads to compassion. This is the path towards Enlightenment.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
“When an Institution becomes very important to the society, it no longer belongs only to its founders, but to the whole society”
MISSION Achieve National and International recognition in the field of Education and Training in the areas of core competency.
By ensuring the highest quality in Infrastructure, Technology and Faculty and their continuous upgradation
For producing students with Knowledge, Wisdom and Compassion.
VISIONTo become a Premier Institution and emerge as a University of Excellence by 2020
VALUESKnowledge Wisdom Compassion
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
Students’ PledgeIndia is my country; all Indians are my brothers and sisters.I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it.I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and trust everyone with courtesy.To my country and my people I pledge my devotion. In their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.
General Information Address for Communication : SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGE Thippampatti, Palani Road, Pollachi 642 107 Coimbatore Dt. Tamil Nadu Telephone : 04259 - 266550, 266008Cell : 93643 12379Fax : 04259-266009Email : [email protected] : www.stc.ac.in
STC in the path of excellenceSTC commenced its indelible mark on educational service on the GoldeJubilee Year of our independence in the year 1997 on the day dedicated to Goddess Saraswathi considered as symbol of learning and celebrated traditionally throughout the country as Vijayadasami. The seed for this ever growing tree of education was sown by the three Philanthropic families who founded the charitable trust named as V.S.V. Vidyaa Mandir with a view to provide value and skill based higher education to the rural students in and around Pollachi which is epitomized in its official logo having inscription of the words,”KNOWLEDGE WISDOM AND COMPASSION”. After more than a decade of service,our Institution runs currently in 16th year and is deeply rooted in the philosophy of the institution which reads as “When an Institution becomes very important to the society, it no longer belongs only to its founders, but to the whole society”.
In its first year of inception the college offered four under graduate courses: B.Sc (CS), B.Com, BBM and BCS. The increasing demands for computer science and commerce disciplines led to introduction additional courses such as B.Sc and B.Com. The popular Bachelor of Computer Application was introduced in the year 1999. This institution saw its first batch of students Graduating in the year 2000. The Management visioned to commence P.G programme in the year 2000.
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Prestigious and professional courses like MCA, MBA, M. Sc (Software Systems) were introduced in the year 2000, 2001 and 2002 respectively. Overwhelming appreciation and support from the students and the society led to the introduction of courses like Commerce with Computer Application and B. Sc Mathematics in the year 2004. The institution forayed in to the social dimension of education and to serve the environs of Pollachi with the introduction of Professional Social Work Education with three specializations in the year 2005. The need for technically well equipped students in the field of Computer technology was fulfilled by introducing Under Graduate courses B. Sc (CT) and B. Sc (IT) in the year 2008. In the year 2010 M.Sc Mathematics was introduced. The industries needs and overseas higher educational requirements encouraged the Management to start two prestigious UG Programmes B.Com (Applied Business Accounting) and B.Com (Professional Accounting) in the year 2012. B.Com (Business Process Service). B.Sc. (Psychology), B.A. (English Literature) and M.A. (English Literature) has been introduced in the year 2013.
The institution achieved its land mark as a research institution by obtaining recognition from Bharathiar University for offering M. Phil programme in Computer Science (Full Time & Part Time),from November 2001. M. Phil & Ph. D programme in Commerce (Full Time and Part Time) were started in 2004. M. Phil. programme in Management (Full Time and Part Time) emerged in 2007. M. Phil. Programme in Maths (Full Time and Part Time) was started from 2012. To cater to the requirements of safe accommodation to the women students from other states and far off places a modern well furnished hostel was constructed in the year 2001 and is operational since January 2002. The Boys’ hostel was constructed with State- of- Art facilities like Wi-Fi and is operational since 2006-2007. The coveted ISO 9001:2000 certification from the international Organization through National Quality Assurance Registrar,United Kingdom. The feather of STC has been adorned by acquiring ISO 9001: 2008 certification. STC has the distinction of being the first institution in the Pollachi Educational District to obtain this certificate.
To enhance the employability skills among students, series of programme like certificate courses in Communicative English (2003-2004), UGC sponsored Carrier Orientation Programme (2005 -2006) were introduced. STC created a niche for itself among the competitive institutions by obtaining NAAC Accreditation with B++ Grade in 2007 and during NAAC Re-Accreditation process in 2013 the institution was awarded with ‘A’ Grade and attained UGC granted Autonomous Status in 2008. Presently the college is operating with the sprawling campus having an excellent ambience, State- of -Art, infrastructure
(Wi-Fi enabled Class room), INFLIBNET, MS outlook, Library with extensive e-journals, articles and delnet facilities. The campus has Six Seminar halls which includes two AC seminar Halls, two AC conference Hall,one MBA seminar hall and one multipurpose non AC Hall. A well built separate sports complex with indoors and out door game facilities, ultra modern gym cater to the sporting needs of the staff and the students. It also meets the professional training requirements of students to participate in national and international sports arena. The institution is nearing the landmark of 3000 students and is well set to realize its vision “to become a Premier Institution and emerge as a University of Excellence by 2020”
Courses OfferedThe institution offers the following courses leading to the award of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree.
UG COURSES• BCom • BCom (Computer Applications) • BCom (Professional Accounting) • BCom (Applied Business Accounting) - 4 year programme • BCom (Business Process Services) (in collaboration with TCS)• BBA • BA (English Literature)• BSc (Mathematics)• BSc (Computer Science)• BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application)• BSc (Computer Technology)• BSc (Information Technology)• BSc (Psychology)
PG COURSES• MBA• MCA• MCom • MIB (International Business)• MSW (Social Work)• MSc (Mathematics)• MSc (Computer Science)• MSc (Software Systems) -5 year integrated course after +2• M.A. (English Literature)
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Research Programmes (Both Part-time and Full-time)M.Phil• Commerce• Computer Science • Management • Mathematics • English • Tamil
PhD• Commerce • Management • Computer Science • Mathematics Certificate Course• Communicative English
Career Oriented Courses (Certificate / Diploma / Advanced Diploma)Approved by UGC •Insurance •Foreign Trade Policy •E-Commece •Information and Computer Technology •Dot Net • Web Designing and Office Automation •Multi-Media • Client Server Technology
For UG Courses underPart I Tamil / Malayalam / Hindi / French
Part II English
Part III Core Subjects and Allied Papers
Part IV Environmental Studies Value Education and Human Rights English for Competency - I General Knowledge and English for Competency - II
Part V Extension Activities Manavalakkalai and Yoga NSS Sports and Games
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Management CommitteeLion. T. Sethupati Chairman, STCMr. S. Venkkatesh Vice-Chairman, STCLion. M.A. Vijayamoghan Secretary, STCMr. M. Settu Director General, STCMr. Hari Prakash Vimal Kumar Director - International Relations, STC Mr. P.T.S. Maheshwar Director - Public Relations, STC Mr. S.V. Sreekanth Director - Corporate Relations, STC
Members of the Senate of the Bharathiar UniversityDr. V. Venkateswaran Principal, STCMr. K. Bharathi Director of Physical Education, STC
College CommitteeLion. T. Sethupati Chairman, STCMr. S. Venkkatesh Vice-Chairman, STCLion. M.A. Vijayamoghan Secretary, STCMr. M. Settu Director General, STCDr. V. Venkateswaran Principal, STCDr. A. Venkatachalam Dean Commerce, STCProf. K. Sivasamy Dean, Sciences, STC
Dr. R.Palanivel(University Nominee)Professor and Head, Department of EnglishBharathiar University Coimbatore
Dr. R. VenkatapathiProfessor & Director-Bharathiar School of Management and Entrepreneur DevelopmentBharathiar University, Coimbatore - 46
Prof. N. Namasivayam”Gokul” C-58, 26th Cross StreetMaharaja Nagar, Tirunelveli 627 011
Prof. B. MuraliHOD, Computer SciencePSG College of Arts & and Science, Coimbatore
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Governing BodyLn. T.Sethupati Chairman, STC Ln. M.A. Vijayamoghan Secretary, STC Mr. S. Venkkatesh Vice Chairman, STC Mr. M. Settu Director General, STC Dr. V. Venkateswaran Principal, STC
Dr.K.GunasekaranAdditional SecretaryUniversity Grants CommissionBahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi
Dr.P.GanesanJoint Director of Collegiate EducationCoimbatore Region, Coimbatore
Dr. N. DharmarajAssociate Professor, Department of ChemistryBharathiar University, Coimbatore
Dr.P.NatarajanPrincipalCoimbatore Institute of Management and TechnologyCoimbatore
Dr.R.NandagopalDirector, Management StudiesPSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore
Prof.R.Padmanabhan Dean, Academic Affairs, STC
Prof.K.Sivasamy Dean, Sciences, STC
Special InviteesDr. A. Venkatachalam Dean –Commerce, STC Dr. S. Rajalatha HOD, Department of Tamil, STC Mr. N.V idhya Shankar Director, Centre for Rural Development & IAS Academy, STC
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Dr. S. Thomas Janetius Director, Centre for Counselling and Guidance, STC Dr. Lekha. G Director, Centre for Research and Development, STC Mr. V. Vimal Kumar Director, International Corporate Relations, STCDr. P. Sivadasan Director – MBA, STC
Academic Council
External MembersDr.K.A.ChinnarajuDirector, Coimbatore Institute of Management and Technology, Coimbatore .
Dr.B.Sampathkumar 35 D, Indira Nagar, Near Goldwins, Coimbatore
Dr.N.Yasodhadevi Principal, PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore
Mr.P. M.Jegadeesan, Vice President - Corporate HR,Sara ELGI groups, Coimbatore
Dr. D. GnanasekaranAssociate Professor, Department of TamilBharathiar University, Coimbatore
Dr.K.SrinivasanAssociate Professor, Department of PhysicsBharathiar University, Coimbatore.
Dr.R.VijayaraghavanProfessor, Department of StatisticsBharathiar University, Coimbatore
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Advisory Committee for MBA / MCA The College has got an Advisory Committee for MBA and MCA, which meets twice a year. It is represented by the members of the Management Board viz. the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Director General. Faculty members including the Principal, deans and directors are represented in the Advisory Committee. It has got expert representatives from industries and service sectors and also external academic experts.
Members of the Advisory Committee
STC Management RepresentativesLn. T. Sethupati Chairman, STCMr. S. Venkkatesh Vice - Chairman, STCLn. M.A. Vijayamoghan Secretary, STCMr. M. Settu Director General, STC
STC Faculty RepresentativesDr. V. Venkateswaran PrincipalProf. R. Padmanabhan Dean, Academic Affairs and COEProf. K. Sivasamy Dean ,SciencesDr. A. Venkatachalam Dean ,CommerceDr. P. Sivadasan Director, Management ScienceProf. P. Manickam Director, UG CommerceDr. D. Suganya Devi Director, MCAMrs. V. Anuratha Asst. Prof. of Computer Science
Experts from Industries and Services - MBA
Mr. P.M. JagatheesanVice President – Corporate HRSara Elgi Group, Coimbatore
Mr. U.K.AnandapadmanabhanChief Executive OfficerKavery Medical Centre & Hospital, Thennur, Trichy
Dr. R. RanganathanManaging Director & Chief Executive OfficerRover Components Ltd, Coimbatore
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Dr. R. VenkatapathyDirector, Bharathiar School of Management & Entrepreneurial DevelopmentBharathiar University, Coimbatore
Dr. P. NatarajanPrincipalCoimbatore Institute of Management & Technology (CIMAT)Coimbatore
Dr. U. SrinivasaRaghavan(Professor, LIBA, Chennai & Former DG of Indian Post)Adalampattu, Chennai
Dr. R.NandagopalDirector, PSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore
Special Invitees - ExternalMr.K. Ilango(Past President, CODISSIA)Managing Director, Rangamma Steels and Malleables, Coimbatore
Mr.Jayakumar Ramdass(Past Chairman, CII Coimbatore Zone & Past President SIEMA)Managing Director, Mahendra Submersible Pumps Pvt. Ltd.Coimbatore
Experts from Industries and Services - MCA Mr. P.R. RangaswamiManaging DirectorConsolidated Cybernetics Co. Pvt. Ltd.,Coimbatore
Prof. B. MuraliNo. 44, Venkatasamy Road, Coimbatore
Mr. O.A. BalasubramaniamGeneral Manager (IT)Roots Industries Ltd, Coimbatore.
Dr. M. ArthanariDirectorBharathidasan Arts and Science College, Erode
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Dr. K. ThangavelProfessor& Head, Dept. of Computer SciencePeriyar University, Salem
Mr. K. Thangaraj,Former Chairman of CII,MD of AGT Electronics Ltd., Coimbatore
Mr. J. Balamurugan,Chairman CII Coimbatore zone,Director, Unity Electro Systems P Ltd.Coimbatore.
Dr. Jeganathan,Prof. And Head PG Dept. of Computer Applications,PSNA College of Engg. and Tech., Dindigul
SPORTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ChairmanMr. W.I. Davaram Director General of Police (Retd.), President, Tamilnadu Athletic Assn, Chennai..MembersMr. G. E. SridharanIndian Volleyball Team CoachArjuna & Dronacharya Awardee, Coimbatore.
Mr. N. AnnaviInternational Athlete, Trichy.
Dr. V.S.T. Sai KumarPrincipal, Ramakrishna Mission Vidhyalaya,Maruthi College of Physical Education, Coimbatore.
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Dr. K. Shanmuga SundaramArathana Ortho Centre, Coimbatore Road, Pollachi.
Dr. P. KalaiselvanDistrict Sports Officer, Anna Stadium, Trichy.
Ln. M. JeevananthamManaging DirectorSree Balaji Road Lines (Reg), Tirupur
Mr. K. SellamuthuMahalingapuram
STC Management Representatives
Ln. T. Sethupati, Chairman, STC.Rtn. S. Venkkatesh, Vice - Chairman, STC.Ln. M. A. Vijayamoghan, Secretary, STC.Mr. M. Settu Director General, STC
STC Faculty Representatives
Dr. V. Venkateswaran, Principal, STCMr. K. Bharathi Physical Director, STC
PrincipalDr.V. Venkateswaran PrincipalDeansProf. K. Sivasamy Dean, ScienceProf. R. Padmanabhan Dean, Academic Affairs,Dr. A. Venkatachalam Dean, Commerce & Director, Centre for Entrepreneurial DevelopmentDirectorsProf. P. Manickam Director, UG CommerceDr .P. Sivadasan Director, MBADr.D. Suganya Devi Director, MCADr. S. Rajalatha Director, Centre for Human ExcellenceMr. N. Vidhya Shankar Director, IAS Academy & Director, Centre for Rural DevelopmentDr. Lekha. G Director, Centre for Research and DevelopmentDr. Janetius Director, Centre for Counseling and Guidance
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Faculty MembersDepartment of TamilDr. S. Rajalatha, M.A., Ph.D., NET. HODDr. J. Sairabanu, M.A., M.Phil ., M.A.,(Phil. & Reli.)., SLET, Ph.D. Associate ProfessorDr. J. Nishanthini M.A., M.A (Lin)., Ph.D., SLET. Assistant ProfessorDr. G. Malarvizhi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant ProfessorDr. S. Dhandapani M.A., Ph. D., NET. Associate ProfessorMs. M.Menaka M.A., M.Phil., NET. Assistant ProfessorMrs.T. Radhika Lakshmi M.A., M.Phil., NET. Assistant Professor
Department of EnglishMr. M. A. Sadiq Basha M.A., M.Phil., SET HODMs. A. Jyothi Cassandradevi M.A., M.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMrs. R. Vennila Nancy Christina M.A., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. V. Vinothini M.A., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMs. R. Malathy M.A, B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMs. S. Krishnapriya M.A. Assistant ProfessorMrs. S. Sreedevi M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil, CTE. Assistant ProfessorMs. K. M. Priya M.A., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMr. R. Karthick M.A., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMrs. K. Mahalakshmi M.A., M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMr. M. Mohamed Habeeb M.A. SET Assistant Professor
Department of MathematicsMrs. R. Senthil Amutha M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., PGDCA. HODMrs. R. Uma M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMr. E. Kungumaraj M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMs. S. Nithiyapriya M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. S. Sathiya M.Sc. Assistant ProfessorMr. T. Rameshkumar M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. K. Kanneeswari M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. S. Bharath M.Sc. Assistant ProfessorMr. N. Ganeshmoorthi M.Sc. Assistant ProfessorMs. T. Mathi Sujitha M.Sc Assistant ProfessorMs. K. Gomathi M.Sc Assistant ProfessorMs. T. Karthikeyani M.Sc., M.Phil Assistant Professor
Department of PG CommerceDr. R. Gayathri M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D. HODDr. P. Gomathi M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
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Mr. S. Madheswaran M.Com., M.Phil., MCS., PGDCA., SET. Assistant Professor Mr. K. Loganathan M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., PGDCA., PGDBF. Assistant ProfessorMr. K. Sathyaprasad M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., PGDCA. Assistant Professor
Department of PG International BusinessMr.S.Nagarajan, MIB., M.Phil (IB)., MBA.,NET. HODMs.S.Shobana MIB., M. Phil (IB), MCJ.SET Assistant ProfessorMr.P. Rajasekaran MIB, M.Phil., PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMs.P. Kanagadurgadevi M.Com (IB) Assistant Professor
Department of UG CommerceDr. M. Rajapriya M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D HODMr. P. Senthil Kumar M.Com., M. Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. S. Uma Maheswari M.Com., M. Phil. Assistant ProfessorMrs. B. Geetha M.A., M. Phil., MBA., SLET., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. A. Shanthi M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMrs. D. Divya M.Com M.Phil., PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMr. S. Prabhu M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMrs. M. Nithya M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. P.R. Karthikeyan M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. R. Kanakarathinam M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. P. Jayamary M.Com., B. Ed., M. Phil.,MBA., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. M. Kalaiselvi, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor
Department of Commerce (Computer Applications)Mrs. N. Chitra, M.Com., B. Ed., M.Phil., PGDCA. HODMs. J. Shyamala M.Com., M. Phil., MBA., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorDr. B. Mythili M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA, B.Ed.,Ph.D Associate ProfessorMrs. C. Kothai Andal M.Com., M. Phil., MCA.,PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. T. Maheswari M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMr. K. Jayaprakash M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. R. Jayachitra M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMr. C. Sivaraj B.Com (CA)., MCA. Assistant ProfessorMr. A. Selva Kumar MCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Department of Commerce (Professional Accounting)Mr. C. Boopathi, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., M.S.,BGL, PGDCA., PGDIM. HODMrs. S. Hema Prasanna M.Com., M.Phil., MBA, PGDCA., Assistant ProfessorMs. G. Savitha M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
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Department of Commerce (Applied Business Accounting)Mr. K. Manikandan M.Com., M.Phil., MBA. HODDr. D. Padma M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., MBA, PGDCA., SLET, Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Syed Rabiamma M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Department of MCAMrs. R. Gunavathi MCA., M. Phil., HODMr. M. Elamparithi MCA., M. Phil. Assistant Professor Mrs. V. Anuratha, MCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor Mr. R. Suresh Kumar MCA., M.Sc (Maths)., PGDCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor Mrs. S. Rajeswari M.Sc., MCA., M.Phil., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMr. P. Periyasamy MCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor Mrs. D. Geetha M.Sc., M.Phil. MCA Assistant ProfessorMr. M. Saravanamuthu MCA., PGDBA, M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. S. Dhanaraj MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMrs. S. Sudha MCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Department of PG Computer ScienceMrs. C. Akila MCA., M.Phil. HODMr. S. Vinod Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil., MCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. V. Abirama Sundari M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. N. Saranya M.Sc (SS). Assistant ProfessorMs. M. Vijayalakshmi MCA.,M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. P. Parameswari MCA.,M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. P. Boopathi. MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. P.Jeyanthi MCA., M.Phil., MBA Assistant ProfessorMs. P. Maheswari MCA., M.Sc (CS)., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Babysarojini M.Sc (SE)., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Department of UG Computer ScienceMrs. S. Sasikala, MCA., M.Phil. HODMr. K. Ganeshkumar M.Sc (SS). Assistant ProfessorMr. H. Vignesh Ramamoorthy M.Sc (SE)., MCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. Juliet Rozario MCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. R. Briundha Devi MCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Manjula MCA., Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Sangadharani MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. G. Sasikumar M.Sc (CS)., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. E. Sangeetha M.Sc (CS)., M.Phil., B.Ed. Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Padmapriya MCA., B.Ed. Assistant Professor
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Department of BCAMr. G. Kannapiran MCA. HODMr. M. Kathiresh MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. S. Natheem Mohamed MCA., MBA. Assistant ProfessorMr. K. Arulmozhiarasu MCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. K. Sridevi MCA. Assistant Professor
Department of Computer TechnologyMr. M. Premkumar MCA, M.Phil. HODMs. K. T. Saranya M.Sc.(CT) Assistant ProfessorMrs. P. Shobana M.Sc (IT), MCA., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr. M. Senthilkmuar M.Sc (CT). Assistant ProfessorMrs. R. Nandhini MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. N. Kavith MCA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMs. J. Arul Mary MCA. Assistant ProfessorMrs. S. Revathi MCA. Assistant Professor Ms. K. Shrisarika M.Sc (CS)., M.Phil. Assistant Professor Mr.M.Vijayakumar M.Sc (SS)., MCA., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Department of PG Social WorkMrs. G. Anbu Selvi M.A. (SW), PGHRD HODMr. D. Ravishankar, M.A (SW). Assistant ProfessorMs. Shoby Bovas ,MSW. Assistant ProfessorMr. C. Marudhachala Moorthy, MSW, NET. Assistant ProfessorMr. P. John Leeson MSW. Assistant ProfessorMr. M. Mudiappan M.A., MSW., M.Phil., NET. Assistant Professor
Department of MBADr. R. Umamaheswari, M.Com.,M.Phil.,MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D., FDP(IIM-I),. HODDr. G. Manokaran Ph.D, M. Phil, MBA., M.Com., FDP (IIM - I). Assistant ProfessorMr. V. Ramachandran M.A., M.A., M. Phil., PGDPM., PGDLL., MBA. Assistant ProfessorDr. B. Thayumanavar M.A., MBA., M. Phil., PGDCA., NET, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorMr. I. Siddiq M.Com., M.Phil., MBA, PGDCA, NET. Assistant ProfessorMr. T. Sivagnana Selvakumar MBA., M.Phil. NET Assistant ProfessorMr. K. Muthu Kannan MBA., M.Phil., MBA Assistant ProfessorMr. A. Arun MBA., M.Phil. Assistant ProfessorMr. S. Rajmohan MBA., M.Phil., Assistant ProfessorMr. V. Suresh Kumar MBA. PGDED., Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Hussainee Shareen MBA, PGDED. Assistant ProfessorMs. M. Sree Nandhini MBA. Assistant Professor
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Department of BBAMrs. T. S. Kavitha, MBA., M.Phil., PGDCA. HODMr. K. Srivignesh Kumar MBA., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant ProfessorMs. T. Shanmugapriya MBA., M.Phil., PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMs. A. Anitha MBA, ICWAI (Inter). Assistant ProfessorMs. K. Shobana MBA., M.Phil. SET Assistant Professor
Department of Physical EducationMr. K. Bharathi B.Sc, M.P.Ed., M.Phil. DirectorMr. R. Abimannan, C.P.Ed., InstructorMr.K.Chandrasekaran Nair, NIS Volleyball Coach
LibraryMr. K. Balasubramaniam B.Sc., M.L.I.S., M.Phil., DOA. Assistant LibrarianMr. R. Senthilkumar M.Com. Assistant LibrarianMr. P. Saravana Kumar B.Com (CA)., M.L.I.S., PGDCA. Library Assistant
Training & PlacementMs. V. Athilakshmi Rohini MBA Trainer
Public Relation Officer Mr. V. Pushpavanam, BBA PRO
Computer LabMr. N. Guruvayurappan BBA., PGDCA., MCA. System AdministratorMr. S. Humayun B.Sc, DFT, PGDCA. Lab TechnicianMrs. A. Mahalakshmi DCP. Admin AssistantMr. M. Krishna Kumar BCA., D.M.M., ACHNE., PGDCA Lab AssistantMs. R. Baby Shobana BSc (Ele). MBA., DCA., Lab AssistantMr. M. Marimuthu M.Sc (CS ). Lab AssistantMs. V. Kalaivani BCA., PGDCA. Lab AssistantMr. K. Karthik., BCA., ACHNE Lab AssistantMr. D. Ponraj., M.Sc (IT). Lab AssistantMr. T. Maruthamuthu M.Sc (CS). Lab AssistantMr. T.P. Nishokvarshaan, B.S (IS), Lab Assistant
Non – Teaching StaffAdministrationMr. S. Velayuthasamy B.Com. Administrative OfficerMrs. G. Jayabharathi D.E.C.E., PGDCA. Assistant AcademicMrs. M. Karpagam MBA, PGDCA. Assistant General
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Mr. M.S. Madhusudhanan, M.A., Assistant GeneralMrs. N. Priya M.Com., PGDCA. Junior AssistantMs. V. Barani Priya, B.Com(CA)., Junior AssistantMrs. R. Karpagam M.A., Junior AssistantMr. S. Ramkumar B.Sc (IT)., PGDCA., DDTP, DTP DesignerMr. T. Venkateswaramoorthi Office AssistantMr. P. Selvakumar Office AssistantMr. M. Sivasubramaniam Office AssistantMr. R. Sivakumar Office AssistantMr. V. Chandraprabhu Office AssistantMr. A. Abuthakir Office AssistantMr. M. Sabapathi Office AssistantMr. S. Murugan Office AssistantMr. N. Manokaran BBM Office AssistantMr. E.S.K. Ganapathi Driver
AccountsMr. B. Harinarayanan, B.Com., FCA. Finance ManagerMrs. T. Maheswari CashierMr. V. Ramachandran DCA., Accounts AssistantMs. C. Sangeetha B.Com., Accounts Assistant
MaintenanceMr. S. Vairavasundaram D.E.E. Maintenance In chargeMr. J. Yesudas Housekeeping SupervisorMr. M. A. Kumarasamy Maintenance Supervisor
Office of Controller of ExaminationsProf. R. Padmanabhan., MA , Diploma in Social Service. COEMr. C. Boopathi., M.Com.,M.Phil.,MBA.,M.S.,BGL,PGDCA.,PGDIM. Deputy COE.Mrs. R. Ambujam. Senior Admin. AssistantMrs. P. Geetha DCE. Admin. AsstMrs. S. Jayalakshmi., B.Com, COPA Admin. Asst.Mr. R. Balasubramaniam Office Assistant
National Service SchemeMr. P. John Leeson MSW. Programme Officer (Unit -1)
Dr. J. Nishanthini M.A., Ph.D., SLET. Programme Officer (Unit -2)
Mr. K. Jayaprakash M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA Programme Officer (Unit -3)
Mr. S. Natheem Mohamed MCA., MBA. Programme Officer (Unit -4)
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IAS AcademyMr. G. Pragadeeswaran B.Sc Lecturer
Hostel Deputy WardenMrs. P. Amutha M.Com. Women’s HostelMr. P. K. Kandhavel Men’s Hostel
Rules and Regulations
Attendance and LeaveEvery student will oblige to the leave rules given under. The Principal will take appropriate action in case of violation of leave rules.1. No student shall himself / herself abstain from the classes without prior
permission.2. In case of illness and other unforseen circumstances, leave application
should be handed over to the HOD on the first day of his / her return to the college
3. A medical certificate should be produced to the Principal in case of leave due to prolonged illness (more than 5 days)
4. A student who absents himself / herself from the class without any prior permission during any hour of the session will be considered as absent for that session.
5. The attendance certificate which is required for admission to the End Semester Examinations will be granted only if i) The student’s progress and conduct have been satisfactory andii) The student has attended the required number of working days in that semester.
6. Leave of absence for Practical classes, Cycle tests and Model tests shall be granted only if recommended by the staff concerned
7. Attendance will be marked for every hour by the staff member concerned.
8. Leaving the campus during class hours allowed only with the permission of Principal.
General Discipline1. Every student should be cleanly and modestly dressed. Jeans and T.Shirt
are not allowed for Boys. Girls should not wear modern dresses.2. Students shall maintain perfect silence within the classroom.3. Students are not allowed to loiter in the corridor during the class hours.4. Every student should wish the staff members on his / her first meeting of
them on that day.
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5. On a staff member entering the class room, the students shall rise up and keep standing till they are permitted to sit or the member of the staff takes his / her seat.
6. Any student who comes to class after the roll call is taken, shall enter the classroom only with the permission of the staff-in-charge of the class.
7. No student shall leave the classroom without the permission of the staff concerned before the class is dispersed.
8. Every student should handle college property with care and do everything in his / her power to keep the class room clean and maintain the building and the premises spic and span.
9. Smoking and consumption of liquor inside the college campus is strictly prohibited.
10. No student shall make the walls untidy or litter papers inside the campus.11. Students shall conduct themselves with dignity and decorum in all
functions of the college.12. Students are not allowed to use mobile phone inside the campus. Any
mobile phone used in the college campus will be seized and strict action will be taken up.
13. All the students are expected to read the information displayed on the notice board regularly and keep themselves well informed and ignorance of information will not be excused.
Eligibility to appear for the End Semester Examinations
A student will be allowed to appear for the end semester examinations only if:1. He / She puts in at least 75% of attendance2. He / She shows satisfactory progress in studies, in all the tests and
examinations conducted by the college / department during the semester and secure at least reasonable minimum marks in them.
3. His / Her conduct in the college during the semester had been satisfactory
Shortage of AttendanceThe following regulations will be followed for condonation and detention.1. Candidates who earn 75% of attendance and above in the current
semester are eligible to write the examinations, both arrear and regular subjects.
2. Candidates who earn attendance between 65% and 74% (both included) 20
in the current semester are eligible to appear for the examination if the shortage of attendance is condoned by the Principal after the payment of the condonation fee prescribed by the University.
3. Candidates who earn attendance between 50% and 64% (both included) in the current semester are not eligible to write examinations in the current semester subjects but are permitted to continue their studies in the next semester provided it is the first time that the candidates have earned attendance between 50% and 64%, else the candidates have to discontinue the course and rejoin in the same semester in the next year with proper approval of the Registrar. However, these candidates are eligible to write the arrears if they have any.
4. Candidates who earn attendance below 50% are not eligible to write examinations in the current semester subjects and also have to discontinue the course and rejoin in the same semester in the next year with proper approval of the Registrar. However, these candidates are eligible to write the arrear subjects, if any.
5. Candidates who earn attendance between 50% and 64% in the previous semester and earned combined attendance of 75% or more by taking the average of the attendance earned in the current and the previous semesters are eligible to write semester subjects along with the current semester subjects.
Ragging and Government order on RaggingRagging is totally banned in the college and it is a punishable offence. The Government of Tamil Nadu has banned ragging in Educational Institutions by passing an Order “ Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act 1997” (vide its order No.7 of 14.02.1997) which says that indulging in ragging will be punished as follows :1. Imprisonment up to a term of 2 years and2. A fine up to Rs.10,000/- and3. The student convicted of ragging will be dismissed from the Institution
and shall not be admitted in any other educational institution.Hence students are advised not to indulge in ragging and stay away from such activities but rise up against this evil.
Disciplinary Regulations of Tamilnadu Educational RulesThe attention of all the students is drawn to the following Tamil Nadu Educational rules:1. Principal or other constituted authorities of the college may frame and
issue from time to time the disciplinary rules of permanent or temporary nature regulating the conduct of the students in and outside the college
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premises so far as such rules seem necessary to maintain the reputation of the institution
2. Principal or other constituted authorities shall have full power to inflict the following punishments in the interest of the students or in the interest of the institution such as fines, loss of attendance, forfeiture of term certificates, suspension etc.,
Payment of FeesThe fees shall be paid in one lump sum not later than the 10th working day of each semester.
Payment of fees with fineIf a student fails to pay the fees on the date fixed, a fine of ` 5 per working day shall be levied. If the fee is not paid within 20 days from the reopening of the college after the holidays, the student’s name shall be removed from the rolls. Absence from college with / without leave letter shall not be the ground for exemption from the operation of this rule. If re-admitted, he / she shall, in addition to fees and fine, pay re-admission fee of ` 875
Evaluation SystemStudents are evaluated by the continuous Internal Assessment system and the Semester Examinations conducted by the college at the end of the semester under autonomy. Marks for internal assessment is computed based on the marks secured by the student, in Cycle Tests I and II, Model Examinations and Assignment / Seminar, following the norms stipulated by the Bharathiar University or the college. The total marks scored in Continuous Internal Assessment and semester examinations put together gives the marks scored by a student in that examination
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)As per the directions given by the Director of Collegiate Education, all the Arts and Science Colleges in Tamil Nadu will adopt the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), from the Academic year 2008-2009. The salient feature of the newly introduced CBCS pattern is as follows:
The student can choose the course from the available courses offered in that particular branch.The course structure adopted for UG and PG programmes as per TANSCHE has been outlined as below.
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a) UG Programme
No.of Courses
Credits per course
Total Credits
Part I Tamil 4 3 12
Part IIEnglish (except B.Com, BCA, BBA and other job oriented programmes)
4 3 12
Part III Major & Allied including practical
CoreAllied
Project / Elective with 3 Courses
13 - 154
4 - 55
602015
Part IVNon - Major Courses
Skill based SubjectEnvironmental Studies
Value Education
1+1=23+3=6
11
2222
412
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Part VExtension Activities 1 1 1
Total 140 Credits
b) PG Programme
No.of Courses Credits per course Total Credits
Core Course(Inclusive particulars) 14 - 17 4 - 5 70
Elective Courses(Including internship)
4 - 5 4 - 5 20
Total 90
c) PG Programme
Three year PG Programmes 90 Credits
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Features of AutonomySree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College was awarded Autonomus status by the University Grants Commission and Bharathiar University during the year 2008-09. The Autonomy came into force from the Academic year 2009-10. All the Under Graduate and Post Graduate students admitted during the Academic year 2009-2010 and thereafter come under autonomous system.
With the autonomous status Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College has got freedom to determine and prescribe its own syllabi and restructure and redesign the course to suit industrial needs; prescribe rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the state government.
• Evolve methods of assessment of student performance, conduct of examinations and declaration of results,
• Use modern tools of education technology to achieve higher standards and greater creativity and
• Promote healthy practices such as community service, extension activities, project for the benefit of the society at large, neighbourhood programmes etc.
Towards achieving these objectives Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College has constituted Boards of Studies for different disciplines. Syllabi and scheme of examinations have been framed newly which are being implemented from the Academic year (2009-2010). Office of the Controller of Examinations has been created with Controller of Examinations as the head. Examination Rules and Regulation have been formulated and the salient feature of the syllabi and scheme of examinations are:• Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)• More industry oriented syllabi with greater emphasis on practicals /
projects / internship• Internal assessment as a component of evaluation for 25% marks
A Revised Syllabi has been introduced from 2012-13 for all PG courses. Professional Ethics, Job Oriented Course have been added as new components in the syllabi.
Syllabus coverageThe coverage of syllabus, unit wise will be strictly followed as scheduled in the calendar except for some deviations in respect of students of I year UG and PG courses for whom classes commence normally at a later date.
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Empanelment of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), New Delhi & STC under Public - Private Partnership SchemeThe Institute of Company Secretaries of India and STC have entered into a public-private partnership scheme (vide Reg. No. 282 : 2 : 88 / PPP / 2008 / SO - 06). As per this scheme STC acts as a nodal centre for coaching the students, who aspire to become company secretaries.
CMA Support CentreSTC has been authorized as a CMA Support Centre (Centre ID NO 20045) to promote and support the academic courses and programmes of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India. The college admits students and provides neces-sary support to the students seeking admission for ACMA Course and other courses approved by the Institute.
HostelThe warden will carry out the administration of the college hostel. The hostel rules are applicable to the residents of the hostel and Principal’s interpretation of the rules shall be final and binding.
Hostel Rules and RegulationsGENERAL1. The students are allowed to go out of the hostel only with the permission
of matron / warden. Once the students have come back, they should inform the matron / warden immediately.
2. Students are not allowed to conduct meeting or give notice or collect money from the other students.
3. Students are not allowed to stick pictures or write on the wall.4. If the hostel’s property is damaged, an amount towards breakage will be
collected from the students.5. Day scholar students will not be permitted to enter the hostel under any
circumstance.6. Hostel will be closed on important occasions like Deepavali, Pongal
holidays etc.,7. Students should report back to hostel at 6 P.M. either from the college or
residence. 8. Hostel will be closed during vacation time.9. Students are allowed to go of the hostel on Sundays from 8 am to 1 pm
FEES1. Hostel / Mess fees should be paid per annum and it will not be refunded
for any reason.
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MESS1. All the students should follow the specified time fixed for taking food.2. Food materials from the mess shall not be taken to the room or outside
on any account.
WATER1. Due to acute water shortage inmates are instructed to avoid wastage of
water and the water supply will be regulated if necessary.
ELECTRICITY1. Power supply will be regulated if necessary. The cost of running generator
will be shared by the inmates on prorata basis, and electricity charges should be paid at the end of the semester.
2. Students are instructed not to use any electronic instruments like radio, iron box, heater etc., in their rooms and use the facilities, fans and lights judiciously. Students are asked to follow the rules & regulations prescribed from time to time very strictly.
3. In all matters, the decision of the Principal shall be final and binding.
STC SCHOLARSHIPS to UG studentsSTC SCHOLARSHIPS TO UG STUDENTS (including M.Sc (SS) also)
SCHOLARSHIPS DETAIL PERCENTAGE IN +2 SCHOLARSHIP
Merit Scholarships 95% and above 75%
Economically Backward 90% and above 75%
Economically Backward 75% - 89% 50%
Economically Backward 65% - 74% 25%
Alumni 75% above 25%
Sports Scholarship depending on the merit and achievement
STC SCHOLARSHIPS to PG students(For M.Com., MIB, MSW, M.Sc (CS) and M.Sc (M) Courses)
SCHOLARSHIP DETAIL UG % SCHOLARSHIP
Merit Scholarships 80% and above 50%
Merit Scholarships 70% - 79% 40%
Merit Scholarships 60% - 69% 25%
Economically Backward 60% and above 50%
Economically Backward 50% - 59% 25%
Alumni Scholarship Minimum Eligibility 25%
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Special Scholarships for MBA and MCAMBA
UG COURSES MARKS SCHOLARSHIP
STC Alumni less than 60% 10000/- one time
STC Alumni 60% & above 10000/- per sem
Merit - (Others) 65% & above 10000/- per sem
MCA
UG COURSES MARKS SCHOLARSHIP
STC Alumni less than 60% 10000/- one time
STC Alumni 60% & above 7500/- per sem
Merit - (Others) 65% & above 7500/- per sem
Industrial VisitsThe University Grants Commission views that mere class room learning is insufficient and cannot complete the learning process. The students are frequently given in the college in-house and on-the-job training and the departments organise industrial visits for students so that they can get first-hand information and exposure to corporate practices and industrial activities. Such visits are organised with the complete knowledge and permission of the parents of the wards.
National Service Scheme“The best way to find you is to lose yourself in the service of others” Four units of National Service Scheme (NSS) functioning in the college with several volunteers under the Programme officers. The NSS volunteers are rendering creditable services in several villages, orphanges and old age homes by conducting blood donation camps, immunization programmes, adult education, health care camps and AIDS awareness programmes. One unit of the Youth Red Cross is also functioning effectively in the college.
Students’ Grievances Redressal Cell‘Students helpline to address various issues and to lodge their complaints with this helpline’.The Students Grievances Redressal Cell is been functioning in the college from the year 2001. Prof. K. Sivasamy, Dean, Sciences and Dr. A. Venkatachalam, Dean, Commerce are the advisor of the cell. Dr. S. Rajalatha, HOD, Dept. of Tamil, Ms. N. Chithra,HOD, Dept. of B.Com (CA), Ms. G. Anbu Selvi, HOD, Dept. of MSW, Dr. D. Padma, Asst. Professor in B.Com (ABA),
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Mr. M. Elamparithi, Asst. Professor in MCA are the members of the cell. The cell functions with an objective of solving the grievances of the students. The complaints received from the students are analyzed by the members of the committee and are brought to the notice of the principal for further action. Members of the committee hear the problems of the grieved patiently and take remedial steps accordingly. It also functions as a counseling cell whenever personal problems are reported. The committee maintains a record of its activities for reference.
Women’s Empowerment and Complaint Committee“ A woman’s whole life is a history of affection”This Committee was constituted in 2006 as per the Supreme Court order 2004. Ms. Shoby Bovas, Asst. Professor in MSW, Ms. R. Uma, Asst. Professor in Maths, Ms. D. Geetha, Asst. Professor in MCA, Ms. R. Vennila Nancy Christina, Asst. Professor in English Ms. T. Maheswari, Asst. Professor in B.Com CA, Ms. P. Parameswari, Asst. Professor in PG Computer Science, Ms. R. Brindha Devi, Asst. Professor in UG CS Ms.T. Shanmugapriya Asst. Professor in BBA and Ms. Radhika, NGO are the members. The committee is functioning with the following objectives:1. To prevent or deter the commission of acts of sexual harassment and
provide the procedure for the resolution, settlement or prosecution of acts of sexual harassment of girl students by taking all steps required .
2. To express prohibition of sexual harassment inside the campus by notification, publication and circulation in appropriate ways. The monthly meeting of this committee is conducted on every third Wednesday of the month and the complaints from the girl students are received on that day.
The monthly meeting of this committee is conducted on every third Wednesday of the month and the complaints from the girl students are received on that day.
Centre for Training and Placement “To make our students as a well-rounded individuals in various streams”STC has established a full-fledged and highly dynamic, Centre for Training & Placement, which has actively taken up the task of training the students by experts from academic and corporate fields and then placing them in leadingorganisations such as Ford, WIPRO Technology, TCS, ICICI Bank, KBS, ICICI Prudential, CTS, Tech Mahindra, US Technologies through campus interviews and job fairs. Our relation with local industry and commerce is ever on the upscale. We maintain mutually beneficial training and placement tie-ups with other institutions of repute. The TPC regularly conducts job fairs in the
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campus by involving leading companies on its own and in association with Bharathiar University.
Centre for Counseling and Guidance“It is just as important, perhaps more important, for the teacher to have benefit of personal counseling when he needs it as it is for the student”.Centre for Counselling and Guidance is an exclusive centre established at STC with Dr. Janetius as its Director. This Centre stands to provide care and support for students and faculty in their personal/social, academic and career development by following a comprehensive development model. It aims to prepare confident, challenging, responsible and matured individuals, who can fit into business and professional atmosphere. It provides individual and group counselling, testing and assessment, motivation for academic achievement, regular seminars and workshops for faculty and students. The centre extendsits collaboration and consultation services to parents, nearby schools and industries.
Centre for Research and Development “The frameworks through which people, at any age, understand themselves and their worlds often determine how and why they respond the way they do, the attitude they have, the choices they make, and the perceptions they hold”.The Centre for Research and Development (CRD) is a unique Centre specially created to foster research and development activities. This Centre is specially designed to promote research activities of the faculties and students of the college as well as to initiate socio economic researches and development projects in order to open up the vistas of academic institutions to contributeits knowledge for the benefit of the society. CRD has been constituted with a mission to synergise the academia for the development and welfare of society. It is aimed to attain its goal to achieve the Millennium Development Goals of UN to realize its vision to emerge as a ‘Centre of Excellence through Research and Development’. It has successfully enrolled into nine international organisations like UNAID, DFID, UNWOMEN etc as a member and keep striving to make a zeal in its activities.
Centre for Entrepreneurial Development ( CED) “Educationists should build the capacities of the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial and moral leadership among students and become their role model”. Entrepreneurship is a key element in the industrialization and economic progress of a nation. History is replete with examples of entrepreneurs
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who have chased their dreams right from their students’ days and firmly believes that education is never complete without exposing students to these options. The Centre for Entrepreneurial Development [CED] at STC has been established with a vision of fostering innovation and promoting entrepreneurial skills among STC students. The centre works with the objectives to conduct entrepreneurship awareness camps and to create awareness about subsidies / incentives and seed capital assistance
Centre for Faculty Development (CFD)STC cherishes value and the importance of teacher’s service in the field of education. The institution strongly believes that a band of good teachers with high sense of commitment and sincerity can usher in quality in education in the campus. Aiming at excellence in its academic yatra the institution has aptly realized that the faculties are the sheet anchors who should be scholarsof the highest order endowed with knowledge, wisdom and orientation. Only the best teachers can produce the best students and shape them into excellent citizens and the manpower the nation needs for its great leap. To attain this prime objective a Centre for Faculty Development (CFD) has been created and under its Transfer Faculty development programmes are conducted.
Centre for Human Excellence“Any spirituality can be enhanced with the practice of yoga”STC being an autonomous institution offers YOGA as a part of its curriculum design for the ascent and vertical transformation of the students to become enlightened and extra - ordinary citizens. The learning and practice of YOGA, will not only give the students sound mind and sound bodies, but also values like knowledge, wisdom and compassion and meta - physical experience and communion of the individual soul with the Supreme. The purpose of education is not only to transfer knowledge and skills to the students but transform them into better citizens. Ethics and culture programme is to teach the values of life to the student community and develop their knowledge and wisdom simultaneously which are required for human excellence.
Centre for Rural Development (CRD)“We would like to have a plan for that growth rather than not having any direction”.Being a rural based institution, the college through the Centre for Rural Development proposes to undertake many programmes for Rural Development, like• Health and hygiene programmes• Entrepreneur development programmes for SHGs Members
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• Programmes for income generation• Awareness programmes for school children on the use of library• Tree planting• Mental and Dental health programmes
Centre for Corporate and International Relations (CIR) “ A self does not amount to much, but no self is an island; each exists in a fabric of relations that is now more complex and mobile than ever before”. STC is a socially oriented institution with the clear objective of elevating each student to much higher levels than is normally possible with given resources. Multi-dimensional state-ofthe- art resource build-up to be used for development of the students is a dare need. Thus another key result area for the centre is to identify grant givers and foundations in India and abroad who would sponsor the build-up of these resources. Every institution’s primary objective is to produce productive human resourceto the needs of the economy; primarily for the industry at large. If there is anything that is at the highest level of disconnect, it is the working relationshipbetween industry and institutions resulting in over 80% of student graduate themselves “creditably” but are not employable. The primary role of this centre of excellence is to substantially reduce this disconnect and bring industry knowledge into the institute and thus expose the students to the needs of the outside world much in advance. For this purpose the key result area for the centre is to evolve practically implementable MoUs between the institute and industries and industry associations. The Centre aims to establish international relations with well known international/global universities and other international agencies for multidimensional collaborative programmes including faculty and student exchange programmes and joint research projects.
STC IAS Academy“If a mentally superhuman race ever develops, its members will resemble Johnny von Neumann”In order to cater the students who aspire for IAS examination conducted by Government of India, and Tamilnadu, STC has started an exclusive coaching centre for the aspirants of UPSC / TNPSC. STC IAS Academy offers educational service to the students preparing for the civil services exams. The Academy imparts comprehensive training-cum-guidance program which covers all the stages of civil services exam - Preliminary Exam (the objective type screening test); Main exam (the descriptive type written test) and Interview. The Academy has been established with an aim to provide a complete solution to the
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students preparing for IAS exam. The focus is on providing holistic education not only covering the prescribed syllabus but also enabling the students to face other challenges of life with an equal ease. The Air-conditioned class-rooms and library-cum-reading room facilities offered by the academy make it an institution in the true sense of the word.
Department of Physical Education“Give me an athlete and I’ll give you an army”The physical education department of the college is well equipped with the outdoor and indoor games facilities. Our College teams both men and women have remarkably performed well and won several medals in various national, state and university levels and in inter collegiate tournaments. In 2004-05 a modern Gymnasium (fitness centre) with latest equipments was added to the department. A new sports complex has been constructed equipped with most sophisticated facilities for Sports men and women.
Student Associations“You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face… Do the thing you cannot do”.Each department has got its own students association. These associations through their various activities aim at bringing out the talents and skills of students in their domain. These associations conduct several inter and intra departmental activities and persons of eminence are also invited to deliver addresses to enrich the academic knowledge and inculcate virtues and values in the minds of the students.
Department Association Staff-in-charge
Tamil Muththamizh Mandram Dr. S. Rajalatha
English STC Wits English Club Mr.M.A.Sadiq Basha
Mathematics OMNI Maths Ms.R.Senthil Amutha
B.Sc (CS) CAST Ms. S Sasikala
BCA SWAT Mr. G. Kannapiran
B.Sc CT & IT PACT Mr. M. Premkumar
M.Sc CS & SS SAXON Ms. C. AKila
MCA STACS Ms. R. Gunavathi
B.Com MINERVA Dr.M.Rajapriya
M.Com PGCAS Dr.R.Gayathri
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B.Com(CA) COMPU.COM Ms. N. Chitra
B.Com (PA) WIZARD Mr. C. Boopathi
B.Com (ABA) FINAMAN Mr. K. Manikandan
BBA BUSI-WIZ Ms.T.S.Kavitha
MBA TYMA Dr. .R.Uma Maheswari
MIB IBEX Mr. S. Nagarajan
M.S.W. SWAN Mrs. G. Anubu Selvi
General ClubsThere are many service oriented clubs functioning in the college for improving leadership traits of the students.• General Awareness Club • Drawing Club• Vivekanandar Panimandram • Photography Club• Citizen Consumer Club • Rangoli Club• Rotaract Club of STC • Philately Club• Red Ribbon Club • Eco Club• Quiz Club • Advertisement Club• Music Club • Debate Club• Drama Club STC City CentreThe STC City Centre, as an extension of STC, established in Pollachi town, has a sophisticated modern computer lab which provides off campus – free internet facility to students outside college working hours. The city centre also organises training programmes to the parents of STC students and the needy segments of the society.
STC Alumni AssociationProud past should always be recognised by any organisation for its continuous grow ffth and excellent performance. STC never forgets its alumni and to have them in its reach and fold and to have their support, it convenes.the meeting of the alumni association on the 3rd Sunday of every December
College Library“A library, to modify the famous metaphor of Socrates, should be the delivery room for the birth of ideas – a place where history comes to life”.The Library is the heart-feat and the nerve centre of any educational institution. STC has got the most modern and State-of-the-Art library with a good collection of text books, reference books etc., numbering more than 32,586 volumes.
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More than 162 reputed National and International periodicals are being subscribed to provide latest information on the various subjects of study.In addition several periodicals being procured in CD-ROM form are also available. The Digital Library of the college has about 2455 CDs, floppies and cassettes. Question papers of the University examinations and all back volumes of the journals are made available for reference.
The DELNET (Developing Library Net Work), INFLIBNET & EBSCO Database has been subscribed for the benefit of the students and staff. The DELNET provides 3142 E-journals, plenty of E-books on various subject s & statistical data base for researchers and 29,000 articles which help the members to find their references. An exclusive Library has been established for MBA.
Library Rules
• PG students can borrow four books and UG students can borrow three books. The borrowed books should be returned within 14 days from the date of issue.
• Books will be issued from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m for UG and PG students • The Library is kept open from 8.15 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.• The student must produce his / her identity card at the time of borrowing
books.• Strict silence should be maintained in the library and reading room.• The borrowed books should be returned on or before the due date. No
reminder will be sent.• If a book is not returned on the due date, an overdue charge of 50paise
per day per volume will be levied.
Endowment Awards
Dr. G.R. Damodaran AwardAn endowment for Rs.10,000/- has been created by Rtn.P.N. Gopal, Gopal Enterprises, Coimbatore, in the name of Dr.G.R.Damodaran, Former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Madras and an eminent educationalist. The annual interest earned from the endowment deposit will be given as prizemedal with a certificate to the best outgoing MBA student every year.
Girija Parthasarathy Endowment AwardMr. P. Sekar, a well wisher of the college had come forward to install an endowment of Rs.10000/- in the name ‘Girijia Parthasarathy Endowment’. The Endowment prizes shall be awarded to the best outgoing UG Students.
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Mr. S. Santhanakrishnan and Pollachi Chartered Accountants Association Endowment AwardP.K.F. Sridhar and Santhanam, Chartered Accountants, Chennai have contributed Rs. 20,000/- as an endowment fund for giving an Award to the top scorer in Accountancy each year in the UG Commerce (B.Com) programme.
R. Arun Raja Memorial Endowment AwardAn endownment for Rs. 25000/- has been created in memory of R. Arun Raja by his parents. The endowment prize shall be awarded to the best sports students.
Vaidhyanath Associates Endowment AwardVaidhyanath Associates, Pollachi has created an endowment of Rs. 2000/- to award the best sports students
Jayalakshmi Neelambal Endowment AwardAn endownment for Rs. 2,50,000/- has been created in memory of his mother Jayalakshmi by Prof.Dr.S.Mani and Mrs.Vijayalakshmi. The endownment prize shall be awarded to the best all round performance in MBA every year .
Value framework of NAAC
• Contributing to National Development• Fostering Global Competencies among Students• Inculcating a Value System in Students• Promoting the use of technology• Quest for Excellence
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JUNE 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Saturday
2 Sunday Holiday
3 Monday
4 Tuesday
5 Wednesday
6 Thursday
7 Friday
8 Saturday
9 Sunday Holiday
10 Monday
11 Tuesday
12 Wednesday I College reopens 1
13 Thursday II 2
14 Friday III 3
15 Saturday Holiday
16 Sunday Holiday
17 Monday IV 4
18 Tuesday V 5
19 Wednesday VI 6
20 Thursday I College reopens for MBA II year 7
21 Friday IICommencement of Classes for all I years UG Programme
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22 Saturday Holiday
23 Sunday Holiday
24 Monday III 9
25 Tuesday IV Last date for payment of fees without fine 10
26 Wednesday V 11
27 Thursday VI 12
28 Friday I 13
29 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
30 Sunday Holiday
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JULY 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Monday II 14
2 Tuesday III 15
3 Wednesday IV Unit I to be completed 16
4 Thursday V 17
5 Friday VI 18
6 Saturday Holiday
7 Sunday Holiday
8 Monday I 19
9 Tuesday II Last date for payment of fees with fine 20
10 Wednesday III 21
11 Thursday IV 22
12 Friday V 23
13 Saturday Holiday
14 Sunday Holiday
15 Monday VI 24
16 Tuesday I 25
17 Wednesday II 26
18 Thursday III 27
19 Friday IV 28
20 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
21 Sunday Holiday
22 Monday V 29
23 Tuesday VI 30
24 Wednesday I 31
25 Thursday II 32
26 Friday III 33
27 Saturday Holiday
28 Sunday Holiday
29 Monday IV Unit II to be completed 34
30 Tuesday V I Cycle Test begins (except of I MBA & MCA) 35
31 Wednesday VI 36
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AUGUST 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Thursday I 37
2 Friday II 38
3 Saturday III 39
4 Sunday Holiday
5 Monday IV 40
6 Tuesday V 41
7 Wednesday VI 42
8 Thursday I 43
9 Friday Ramzan – Holiday
10 Saturday Holiday
11 Sunday Holiday
12 Monday II 44
13 Tuesday III 45
14 Wednesday IV 46
15 Thursday Independence Day – Holiday
16 Friday V 47
17 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
18 Sunday Holiday
19 Monday VI 48
20 Tuesday I 49
21 Wednesday II 50
22 Thursday III Unit III to be completed 51
23 Friday IV 52
24 Saturday Holiday
25 Sunday Holiday
26 Monday V 53
27 Tuesday VI 54
28 Wednesday Krishna Jayanthi – Holiday
29 Thursday I 55
30 Friday II 56
31 Saturday Holiday
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SEPTEMBER 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Sunday Holiday
2 Monday III 57
3 Tuesday IV 58
4 Wednesday V 59
5 Thursday VI 60
6 Friday I 61
7 Saturday Holiday
8 Sunday Holiday
9 Monday Vinayaka Chaturthi - Holiday
10 Tuesday II 62
11 Wednesday III 63
12 Thursday IV 64
13 Friday V 65
14 Saturday Holiday
15 Sunday Holiday
16 Monday Onam - Holiday
17 Tuesday VI 66
18 Wednesday I 67
19 Thursday II 68
20 Friday III Unit IV to be completed 69
21 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
22 Sunday Holiday
23 Monday IV II Cycle test begins & I Cycle test Add on 70
24 Tuesday V 71
25 Wednesday VI 72
26 Thursday I 73
27 Friday II 74
28 Saturday III 75
29 Sunday Holiday
30 Monday IV Semester Practical examination begins 76
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OCTOBER 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Tuesday V 77
2 Wednesday Gandhi Jayanthi - Holiday
3 Thursday VI 78
4 Friday I 79
5 Saturday Holiday
6 Sunday Holiday
7 Monday II 80
8 Tuesday III 81
9 Wednesday IV 82
10 Thursday V 83
11 Friday VI 84
12 Saturday I Unit V to be completed 85
13 Sunday Ayutha Pooja - Holiday
14 Monday Vijaya Dasami - Holiday
15 Tuesday Holiday
16 Wednesday Bakrid - Holiday
17 Thursday II 86
18 Friday III Model Examination begins 87
19 Saturday IV 88
20 Sunday Holiday
21 Monday V 89
22 Tuesday VI 90
23 Wednesday I 91
24 Thursday II 92
25 Friday III 93
26 Saturday IV 94
27 Sunday Holiday
28 Monday V 95
29 Tuesday Odd Semester Examinations begins
30 Wednesday
31 Thursday
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NOVEMBER 2013 Date Day D.O Days
1 Friday
2 Saturday Deepavali - Holiday
3 Sunday Holiday
4 Monday
5 Tuesday
6 Wednesday
7 Thursday
8 Friday
9 Saturday
10 Sunday Holiday
11 Monday
12 Tuesday
13 Wednesday
14 Thursday Muharram - Holiday
15 Friday
16 Saturday
17 Sunday Holiday
18 Monday
19 Tuesday
20 Wednesday
21 Thursday
22 Friday
23 Saturday
24 Sunday Holiday
25 Monday
26 Tuesday
27 Wednesday
28 Thursday
29 Friday I College Reopens 1
30 Saturday II 2
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DECEMBER 2013Date Day D.O Days
1 Sunday Holiday
2 Monday III 3
3 Tuesday IV 4
4 Wednesday V 5
5 Thursday VI 6
6 Friday I 7
7 Saturday Holiday
8 Sunday Holiday
9 Monday II 8
10 Tuesday III 9
11 Wednesday IVLast date for payment of fees without fine
10
12 Thursday V 11
13 Friday VI 12
14 Saturday Holiday
15 Sunday Holiday
16 Monday I 13
17 Tuesday II 14
18 Wednesday III 15
19 Thursday IV Unit I to be completed 16
20 Friday V 17
21 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
22 Sunday Holiday
23 Monday VI 18
24 Tuesday I 19
25 Wednesday Christmas - Holiday
26 Thursday II Last date for payment of fees with fine 20
27 Friday III 21
28 Saturday Holiday
29 Sunday Holiday
30 Monday IV 22
31 Tuesday V 23
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JANUARY 2014
Date Day D.O Days
1 Wednesday New Year - Holiday
2 Thursday VI 24
3 Friday I 25
4 Saturday Holiday
5 Sunday Holiday
6 Monday II 26
7 Tuesday III 27
8 Wednesday IV 28
9 Thursday V 29
10 Friday VI 30
11 Saturday Holiday
12 Sunday Holiday
13 Monday Bogi Pongal - Holiday
14 Tuesday Thai Pongal - Holiday
15 Wednesday Thiruvalluvar Dhinaam - Holiday
16 Thursday Kannum Pongal - Holiday
17 Friday I 31
18 Saturday II 32
19 Sunday Holiday
20 Monday III 33
21 Tuesday IV Unit II to be completed 34
22 Wednesday V I Cycle Test begins & II Cycle test Add on 35
23 Thursday VI 36
24 Friday I 37
25 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
26 Sunday Republic Day - Holiday
27 Monday II 38
28 Tuesday III 39
29 Wednesday IV 40
30 Thursday V 41
31 Friday VI 42
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FEBRUARY 2014Date Day D.O Days
1 Saturday Holiday
2 Sunday Holiday
3 Monday I 43
4 Tuesday II 44
5 Wednesday III 45
6 Thursday IV 46
7 Friday V 47
8 Saturday Holiday
9 Sunday Holiday
10 Monday VI 48
11 Tuesday I 49
12 Wednesday II 50
13 Thursday III Unit III to be completed 51
14 Friday IV 52
15 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
16 Sunday Holiday
17 Monday V 53
18 Tuesday VI 54
19 Wednesday I 55
20 Thursday II 56
21 Friday III 57
22 Saturday Holiday
23 Sunday Holiday
24 Monday IV 58
25 Tuesday V 59
26 Wednesday VI 60
27 Thursday I 61
28 Friday II 62
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MARCH 2014Date Day D.O Days
1 Saturday Holiday
2 Sunday Holiday
3 Monday III 63
4 Tuesday IV 64
5 Wednesday V 65
6 Thursday VI 66
7 Friday I 67
8 Saturday Holiday
9 Sunday Holiday
10 Monday II 68
11 Tuesday III Unit IV to be completed 69
12 Wednesday IV II Cycle Test begins 70
13 Thursday V 71
14 Friday VI 72
15 Saturday I 73
16 Sunday Holiday
17 Monday II 74
18 Tuesday III 75
19 Wednesday IV Semester Practical examination begins 76
20 Thursday V 77
21 Friday VI 78
22 Saturday FDP by Depts. / PTP for B.Com (ABA)
23 Sunday Holiday
24 Monday I 79
25 Tuesday II 80
26 Wednesday III 81
27 Thursday IV 82
28 Friday V 83
29 Saturday Holiday
30 Sunday Holiday
31 Monday Telugu New Year - Holiday
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APRIL 2014Date Day D.O Days
1 Tuesday VI 84
2 Wednesday I Unit V to be completed 85
3 Thursday II Model Exam. begins including Add on 86
4 Friday III 87
5 Saturday IV 88
6 Sunday Holiday
7 Monday V 89
8 Tuesday VI 90
9 Wednesday I 91
10 Thursday II 92
11 Friday III 93
12 Saturday IV 94
13 Sunday Mahavir Jayanthi - Holiday
14 Monday Chitraikani - Holiday
15 Tuesday V 95
16 Wednesday Semester Examinations begins
17 Thursday
18 Friday Good Friday - Holiday
19 Saturday
20 Sunday Holiday
21 Monday
22 Tuesday
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday
25 Friday
26 Saturday
27 Sunday Holiday
28 Monday
29 Tuesday
30 Wednesday
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FDP : Faculty Development ProgrammePTP : Professional Training Programme
Ten Commandments for an Outstanding Teacher1. Passion for Teaching : not just for money
2. Acquiring continuously the up -dated knowledge base
3. Adopting appropriate Delivery style with excellent communication skill
4. The Character of Compassion
5. Inspiring and Motivating the students and the peers
6. Stand as a Role model with Professional Ethics and Values
7. Self motivated to achieve higher ambitions
8. Hard work to achieve national and international recognition
9. Positive attitude towards Research and Innovation
10. Social Responsibility towards Nation Building and Safety of the
Mother Earth
Ten Commandments for an Outstanding Student1. Be punctual and understand the importance of Time Management
2. Improve your listening skills, your communication and personality skills
3. Improve your reading habit, use the library to the maximum level
and update your knowledge base
4. Pay utmost attention to the Classroom Lecture, Seminars and your
Examinations
5. Be a computer literate and improve your computing skill
6. Understand that cleanliness is very important
7. Interact with your friends, teachers and experts on various topics
8. Remember Character is Power; Do not compromise ethics and
values for anything in this world
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