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MESSAGES


Message from the Chairman & the Managing Director The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is one of the innovative departments of the college. PLUG-IN, over the years, has encapsulated articles, which are not only technical in nature, but also entertaining. I am sure that this present issue and forth-coming will live up to the high expectations of its readers.

Dr. B. Babu Manoharan, M.A., M.B.A., Ph.D.,

Message from the Director I congratulate the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in bringing out yet another issue of PLUG-IN. The articles are thought provoking and also interesting. I wish the department all success for the forth-coming issues of PLUG-IN.

Mr. B. Jaikumar Christhurajan, M.E., M.B.A., Message from the Principal I am glad to know that the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is bringing out the next issue of PLUG-IN the in-house magazine. I am sure that the standard of publication would be in conformance with exacting standard already established by the editorial board. I wish the department success in all their future endeavors.

Dr.Vaddi Seshagiri Rao, M.E., M.B.A., Ph.D.,

From the Editor’s Desk Yet again in PLUG IN you will find an issue filled with innovative articles of our young talented

and energetic students. The past few years have been an exciting time for our magazine and with each year we try to improve and build upon our previous issue. We hope you enjoy the new design of this year’s issue and your invaluable suggestions are always welcome. Your suggestions might help in the betterment of the upcoming issues.

THE EDITORIAL BOARD

Coordinator Ms.Jayarama Pradeep, M.E., (Ph.D)., Editor Dr. T.D.Sudhakar, M.E., Ph. D., Ms. K. Sakeenathul Kubra, M.E., Ms. V.Preetha Kumari, M.E., Cover Design Vivekanand G IV Yr Student Editors

Rachen.R. II yr Raghul.V. II yr Vigneshwaran.S.II yr Surya.J. II yr Divya.C. III yr


ANNA University Rank Holders – April

2015 Examinations

The College has bagged the most number of University Ranks in Tamil Nadu for the

10th consecutive year among all Engineering Colleges affiliated to Anna University,

in May 2015 Examinations. This batch of students has secured 106 Ranks. This year

our department students have secured 15 ranks.

B.E (Electrical and Electronics Engineering)

Karthick.S.

S/O Shanmuga

Rao

S.Shanthi

Rank:35

(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Kovendhan.S.

S/O V.Sampath

Kumar

S.Vijaya Rank:35

(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Ramya.M.

D/O Mani

Amuthavalli

Rank:40

(Cash Prize Rs.25000/-)

Harshini.A.

D/O

V.R.S.Anandhan

A.Kanageswari

Rank:42

(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Anu Bharathi.B.

D/O S.Bagavathi

Perumal

R.Kalliammai

Rank:46

(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Dhivya.C.

D/O

Chandrasekaran

C.Rajeswari

Rank:47

(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

M.E (Power Electronics and Drives Engineering)

Nuthalapatti

Mani Deepika

D/O Parthasaradhi

Lakshmi

Rank:24(Cash

Prize Rs.25000/-)

Velu.J.

S/O Janakiraman

Rajeswari

Rank:30(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Pavithra.S.

D/O Sankara Subbu

Nagarathinam

Rank:35(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Snekha.E.

D/O Ezhilarasan

Valarmathi

Rank:36(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

Dhivya.P.

D/O Palanisami

Kalaimani

Rank:46(Cash

Prize Rs.25000/-)

Vivek.A.

S/O Arulnathan

Vasanthi.A

Rank:47(Cash Prize

Rs.25000/-)

M.E (Power Systems)

Amritta.P.

D/O PalaniKumar

Sheela

Rank:14


Varsha.V.

D/O Venkatraman

Kavitha

Rank:15


Neenu Pon Rathy.N.

D/O Nelson.P.

Nissy Nelson

Rank:27



18th

GRADUATION DAY REPORT

The 18th

Graduation Day was held on the 28th of April, 2016. Dr. Jeppiaar,

Founder Chairman of St. Joseph’s College of Engineering presided over the function.

Mr.Srinivasan Bhaskar, Vice-President-Technology, Cognizant Technology Solutions

delivered the Graduation address and distributed degree certificates.

1315 students received their degree. The College has bagged the highest number

of University Ranks for the 10th consecutive year in Anna University Examinations held

in the May, 2015. This batch of students secured 106 Ranks.

All the Rank holders were honoured by giving a Cash Prizes worth Rs. 27.00

lakhs which includes Rs. 50,000/- each for the Gold Medal and Silver Medal and

Rs.25,000/- each for all other Rank Holders& Shields. The total prize money amounts to

Rs.29.42 lakhs.

PLACEMENT DETAILS

Out of the 1315 students who received their degree, 910 of them are placed through

campus interviews, 227 of them through off campus and 174 of them have become

entrepreneurs. The students are placed in many leading organizations like Cognizant

VISION

To promote the department of electrical and

electronics engineering as a centre of

excellence in academics, research &

developments, industrial institute interaction

Professional and consultancy services to

accomplish the requirements of the national

and international standards.

MISSION

To attain the utmost qualities of teaching-learning process to

become centre of excellence in the field of electrical and

electronics engineering.

To provide the equal and a healthy environment for the

undergraduate and graduate students to deliver their best

for the technical society.

To prepare the students to be fit for the requirements of the

industrial standards to make them employable even during

trying conditions.

To ensure reach of the state of art research facilities for the

aspiring students to pursue their carrier in the field of

research.


Technologies, Wipro, Infosys, Mu-Sigma, Comm Vault, Global Analytics, Vembu

Technologies, Tech Mahindra Soliton Technologies, HDFC, ICICI, Yes Bank, ITC Ltd,

L&T, Zoho, Naukri.com, HCL, Hewitt, Renault Nissan, Virtusa, RBS, Accenture,

Mindtree, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Pepsico etc., with a salary ranging from 2.4 lakhs to Rs

6.5 lakhs per annum.

HIGHER STUDIES

192 Students are pursuing their higher studies at various Universities in India as

well as Abroad. Students have got admission into top ranking Universities like University

of Texas, Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Massachusetts,

Arizona State University, North Carolina State University, National University of

Singapore, Illinois Institute of Technology, NJIT , University of West Virginia, Leeds

University (UK), North Carolina State University , IITs, IIMs, NIITs etc, through our

Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS).

CO - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE) Awards:

The Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE), New Delhi has constituted the best

project award for the final year’s students. After preliminary scrutiny of the projects submitted

nationwide, 16 projects were selected for the final presentation. Out of these 16 projects St

Joseph's is proud to win 3 projects. The selected projects are

“Effect of Dynamically Controlled Reflectors on the performance of Solar Panels” done by

Soloman Jeshur Raja, A.V. Vamsi Krishna of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Department under the guidance of Mrs. V. Uma.

Ms. Reshmi.N and Ms. Ishwarya. B, of the Bio Technology Department carried out their

final year project in “Tuberculosis Research” at National Institute for Research in Tuberculosis,

Chennai. This Project is jointly funded by National Institute of Immunology (ICMR, India) ,

National Institute of Health, USA

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Our students have excelled not only in the field of academics, but also in the field of

sports. Our Students V Sneka, S.Srinidhi, M. Vigneshwar, Tharani, Kerchiyal,

S.Anandharaj, Mohammed Aship Asharaf, S. Sowjanya, Tulika Godamkar &J. G.

Nivethitha who represented our college in various events at the National and International

Levels.

The Management, Principal and Staff extended congratulations to all the above


students and all the budding graduates for their academic and extracurricular achievements.

No of students Appeared : 1471

No. of students Passed : 1315

Pass Percentage : 89.4

First Class with Distinction : 143

Passed with First Class : 1172

Ranks bagged by the college right from its inception (From May 1998 University Examinations)

Total No. of Ranks : 1002

Gold Medals : 44

Silver Medals : 38

Other Ranks : 920 Anna University Ranks for the 10

th consecutive year

Total No. of University Ranks : 106 University Rank Awards : Total Rs. 29.42 lakhs

Cash Award (106*25,000) : Rs. 26.50 lakhs

Shields & Medals : Rs 2.92 lakhs Placement

Total No. of Students Placed through

Campus Recruitment : 910

Off Campus : 287

Self Employed : 174

Higher Studies

Students pursuing Higher studies through

Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS)

Abroad : 133

India : 59

Sports

International Players : 3

National Players : 6

Represented Anna University in

All India University Tournaments : 8


The Trust has constituted awards to the topper in each branch. The awardees of the Trust awards are:

S.No Name of the

Award Branch Year

Name of the

Student

1 Dr. M.G.R Award CSE 2011-2015 Ms. Pavithra

Sridhar

2 A.P. Baulraj Award ECE 2011-2015 Mr. Dinesh

Kumar.S

3 Abraham Lincoln

Award

EEE

2011-2015 Mr. Karthick.S

4 Mother Teresa

Award MECHANICAL 2011-2015

Mr. Pravin

Kumar.S

5 Dr. A.P.J. Abdul

Kalam Award

ICE

2011-2015 Ms. Umayal .C

6 Kalpana Chawla

Award

EIE

2011-2015

Ms. Shantha

Laxmi .K

7 Martin Luther King

Award IT 2011-2015

Mr.

Swaminathan

.T.V

8

Deiva Pulavar

Thiruvalluvar

Award

CHEMICAL 2011-2015

Mr. Yohannan

Bibin Sabilon

9 M. Visvesvaraya

Award Bio-Tech 2011-2015

Ms. Aishah

Salma Shariff

10 Mahakavi

Subramaniya

Bharathiar Award

M.B.A

2013-2015 Mr. Kannan.T

11 Pavendar

Bharathidasan

Award

M.C.A.

2012-2015 Ms. Deepika.R

12 Dr. S.

Radhakrishnan

Award

M. Sc. 2010-2015 Ms. Dezosa

13 Annai Janaki

M.G.R Award

M.E (Applied

Electronics)

2013-2015 Ms. Josephine

Vincent

14 Perunthalaivar

Kamarajar Award

M.E (Power

Electronics) 2013-2015

Ms. Nuthalapati

Mani Deepika

Prasanthi

15 Arignar Anna

Award

M.E (Computer

Science) 2013-2015

Ms. Helen

Victoria.A

16 Nelson Mandela

Award M.E ( C & I ) 2013-2015

Ms. S.Arockia

Sukanya

17 Sir C. V. Raman

Award

M.E ( Power

Systems ) 2013-2015 Ms. Amritta.P

18 Srinivasa

Ramanujan Award

M.E (Software

Engineering) 2013-2015

Ms. Sangeetha

Nagarajan

19 C.K Prahalad

Award

M.E

(Manufacturing

Engineering)

2013-2015 Mr. Vincent.B

20 Dr. Muthulakshmi

Award

M.Tech

( Bio.Tech)

2013-2015 Ms. Caroline.

D.G


Achievements of our students year after year

Year of

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2006 902 817 90.5 469 176 33 98 41 62 3 2 57

2007 984 892 90.6 609 144 29 76 34 45 1 2 42

2008 1014 923 91.2 810 31 23 38 21 45 3 4 38

2009 1227 1134 92.4 681 267 33 97 56 59 6 2 51

2010 1273 1183 92.9 705 298 62 88 30 59 3 3 53

2011 1380 1265 91.7 864 218 60 97 26 84 5 4 75

2012 1365 1229 90.1 901 176 70 92 39 123 2 3 118

2013 1368 1243 90.9 686 161 58 112 51 112 1 1 110

2014 1485 1329 89.7 697 184 71 129 58 107 4 1 102

2015 1471 1315 89.4 910 227 174 133 59 106 - - 106

Department Details about 2015 batch

B.E. (EEE)

No of students Passed – 130

No of University Ranks – 6

First Class & Distinction – 12

First Class – 95

Recipient of the Trust Award – Mr. Karthick.S

(Abraham Lincoln Award)

Placed : Campus Placement – 70

Off Campus – 40

Doing higher studies : Abroad – 10

In India – 20

M.E. (Power Electronics & Drives)



Recipient of the Trust Award – Ms. NUTHALAPATI MANI

DEEPIKA PRASANTHI

(Perundalaivar Kamarajar

Award)

M.E. (Power Systems)



With First Class & Distinction – 12

With First Class – 05

Recipient of the Trust Award – Ms. AMRITTA


(Sir C V Raman Award)

STAFF ACTIVITIES

List of Publications in Journals

SNo Authors Title of the Paper with Authors

Name of the Journal, Volume, Page Number

and Issue

1. Jayarama Pradeep

Performance Analysis of PMSM using Direct Torque Control

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research India, Vol 10,No 66, July 2015, 228-231 0973-4562

Dynamic Mathematical Modelling of PMSM and Parametric Sensitivity Analysis Using Vector Control

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Vol 10, Special Issue No 9, Apr 2015, 7502-7506, 0973-4562

Adoption of Park’s transformation for inverter fed drive

International journal of power electronics and drive systems, India, Vol5, No.3, Apr 2015, 366-373, 2088-8694

A Power Oscillation Damper for a variable speed wind generator

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol 10. Special Issue No 66, Apr 2015,236-239, 0973-4562

2. Dr. C. Baskaran

Fuel cost function for economic load dispatch using particle swarm optimization algorithm

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Vol. 10, No.66, Apr 2015, 130-135, 0973-4562

Microgrid in Grid Connected and Standalone Modes using Fuzzy Logic Controlled Storage

International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,Vol.5,Issue 5, May 2016, 2320-3765

3. Mr. K Mohanadasse, Dr. T. D. Sudhakar

Filters for Power Quality Improvement

A Survey in Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, Jordan,




and Issue

9(2), February 2015, 81-93, 19918178

4. Mr. K Mohanadasse

Investigation of Dielectric Properties of the Polyamide Enamel Filled with Micro and Nano Fillers of SiO2 and Al2O3

Used in Induction Motors to Reduce Harmonics

Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, Pakistan, 23 (4), April 2015, 712-721, 19909233

5. Mr. K Mohanadasse

Harmonic Reduction in Single Phase Induction Motor by Coating SiO2 and Al2O3 Nano Filler Mixed Enamel to the Stator Windings of the Single Phase IM

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, 10(5), May 2015, 11649-11659, 0973-4562

An innovative solution for the power quality problems in Induction motor by using Silica and Alumina nano fillers mixed enamel for the coatings of the windings

Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology, South Korea, 10(4), July 2015, 1621 – 1625, 2093-7423

6. Dr. M Ramesh Babu

Compensation of Voltage Sag in the System Using Dynamic Voltage Restorer with Matrix Converter

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Volume. 10, No.44, June 2015, pp. 30928 – 30931, 0973-4562

Reconfiguration for loss reduction and Sensitivity Analysis for simultaneous optimal placement of FC banks and DG in radial distribution network

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Volume 10, Number 66, Special Issues Jun 2015, pp. 179 – 186, 0973-4562

Optimal placement of Distribution Generator to maximize the net savings of the Distribution network

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research(IJAER), India, Volume 10, Number 66, Special Issues, Jun 2015, pp. 164 – 168, 0973-4562

Compensation Of Voltage Sag In The System Using A Dynamic Voltage Restorer

International Journal Of Science And Innovative Engineering & Technology, India, Volume 2, MAY 2015, pp. 2319-5967.

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and Issue

7. Dr. M. Ramesh Babu, Mr. M. Chilambarasan

Simulation and Comparison of Cuk-sepic and cuk-buck fused converter topologies

Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, Vol. 10 (5), Special issue, pp. 103-110, 2016

8. Mr. C. Venkatesh Kumar, Dr.M.Ramesh Babu,

Mitigation of Voltage Sag using Dynamic Voltage Restorer with Super Capacitor

International Journal of Advanced Research in Management, Architecture, Technology and Engineering (IJARMATE) Vol. 2, Special Issue 2, pp. 425-427, March 2016.

9. Dr. T. D. Sudhakar

Analysis On Nonlinear Characteristics Of EDFA In Single Channel Dispersion Compensated And Uncompensated Telecommunication System

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 10, No. 23, pp. 43318-43327, 2015

Soft Start Methods Of DC Motor Fed By A PV Source

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Vol. 10, No.66, July 2015,160-163, 0973-4562

10. Ms. V. Uma

Minimization of Load Forecast Uncertainty for Reliable Supply

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol. 10, No.66, July 2015, 154-159, 0973-4562

State Estimation Based on Probabilistic Contaminated Exponential Square Method

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol. 10, No. 11,July 2015, 29445-29455, 0973-4562

Optimal placement of PMU based on vertex coloring and AVL tree technique

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Volume 10, Number 6, July 2015, 13841-13853, 0973-4562

11. Mr.N.Chidambararaj

Congestion Management Based On Active Power Rescheduling Of Generator units using Bacterial Swarming algorithm

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Vol. 10 No.66, July-2015, 106-111, 0973-4562

12. Ms. Uma .V, Ms. R. Manimegalai

Congestion Management in Electricity Market by Demand Response Program

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Volume 10, Number 66, July 2015, 215 – 221,




and Issue

0973-4562

Congestion Management in A Deregulated System with Renewable Energy Sources

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol. 10 No.66, July 2015, 414-419, 0973-4562

13. Ms.V.Chamundeeswari

Design and Implementation of Perturb and Observe (P&O) MPPT Technique for Negative Output Super-Lift Luo Converter

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Materials, India, Vol. 787, May 2015, 888-892

Modeling and Simulation of Wind Energy based Negative Output Super-Lift Luo Converter

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, India, Vol. 10 No.30, July 2015, 0973-4562

14. Mr. R.Elavarasan

A novel Skewed linear Switched Reluctance Motor-Analysis and Design

Applied Mechanics and Materials , India, Vol.787, Feb (2015), 874-877, 1660-9336

Design and Experimental verification of Linear Switched Reluctance motor with Tapered Poles

Applied Mechanics and Materials, India, Vol.787, Feb(2015), 878-882, 1660-9336

15. Mr. R.Elanthirayan

PV based cascaded SEPIC converter for battery charging


Resonant boost converter for pv based pumping application


16. Mr. Jayaprakash.C

Performance Analysis On Multi Carrier Trapezoidal PWM Strategies For Symmetrical Multilevel Inverter


17. Mr. R.Sreekanth A Stability Analysis For Grid Connected Wind Farm With Battery

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol. 10 No.66, July 2015,




and Issue

232-235, 0973-4562

A Probability Based Approach for Unit Commitment and Economic Dispatch in Powered Microgrids


18. Ms. Devapriya .R.

Performance Investigation of Fuzzy Controller, PI Controller and Hysteresis Current Controller Based Three - Phase AC-DC Boost Converter


19. Mr.H.Umesh Prabhu

Analysis With PWM Control of Cuk and Boost Dual Input Dual Output Dc-Dc Converter

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), India, Vol. 10 No.66, Apr 2015, 247-250, 0973-4562

20.

Mr.H.Prasad Dr.T.D.Sudhakar

Harmonic Analysis and simulation of Shunt Active for 3 phase Induction motor power Backup system using MATLAB/SIMULINK

Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, Pakistan, Vol.23 No.7, July 2015, 1461-1469, 1990-9233

21.

Dr. M. Ramesh Babu, Ms. R. Sujatha, Mr. M. Chilambarasan

Design And Simulation Of Fused Luo Converter

ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, India, VOL. 10, NO. 8, MAY 2015, 3717-3720, 1819-6608

List of Papers presented in Conferences

S.No Author Title of the Paper with Authors Name of the Conference

1. Ms. Jayarama Pradeep

Dynamic Mathematical Modelling of PMSM and Parametric Sensitivity Analysis Using Vector Control

International Conference on Engineering Technology and Science India

DQ Modelling and Simulation Based Analysis of Parametric Sensitivity of PMSM using Vector Control

International Conference on Technological Convergence for Information, Health, Food, Energy India

Inverter Model Control of PMSM using Event System Approach

International conference on recent trends in engineering and material sciences, ICEMS Pattaya, Thailand



Direct Torque Control of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine

International Conference on Technological Convergence for Information, Health, Food, Energy India

Comparative Analysis of PI and Fuzzy – PI Based PMSM Using Vector Control

National Conference on Emerging Techniques in Electrical Engineering India

2. Ms. Jayarama Pradeep Analytical Modelling And Performance Analysis of PMSM using Direct Torque Control

National Conference on Emerging Techniques in Electrical Engineering India


A study of voltage profile impact of distributed generators in radial distribution system

International conference on Electrical, Electronics & Computer Engineering,2015.

Reconfiguration for loss reduction and voltage profile improvement of radial distribution system using harmony search algorithm”,

International conference on Electrical, Electronics & Computer Engineering

Solution of Combined Emission and Economic Dispatch including valve point constraints using firefly algorithm

National conference on Smart grid and Renewable Energy Sources.

Calculation of LMP using DCOPF by incorporating ac power flow based transmission loss factor

National conference on Smart grid and Renewable Energy Sources

4. Ms. V. Chamundeswari

Analysis and experimentation of photovoltaic(PV) based negative output superlift luo converter(NOSLC)

International conference on trends and technology for convergence TITCON India

5. Mr.M.Chilambarasan

Design And Simulation Of Fused Luo Converter

International Conference on Innovations in Information, Embedded and Communication Systems India

6. Ms.D.J.Christilda Nancy Ms.E.Srujana Ephrin

Experimental Study of Motor Current Signature Analysis for Fault Detection in Induction Motors

International Conference on Innovative Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology(ICIETET’16), India

7. Dr. T. D. Sudhakar, Dr. T.V. Narmadha,

Modeling and Simulation of Distribution Network with the Integration of Distribution Generator using Matlab

Indian Journal of Science and Technology

Comparison of Performance

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Measures for PV based Super-Lift Luo-Converter using Hybrid Controller with Conventional Controller

Other Activities

SNo Staff Name Event

1. Ms. Jayarama Pradeep Acted as chairperson in “International conference on recent trends in engineering and material sciences ICEMS” Pattaya, Thailand.


Delivered a Guest lecture on “Switching Transients in Power System Transients” at St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to23/01/2016

Delivered a Guest lecture on “High Voltage Engineering” at St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology on 06/06/2016

3. Dr.T.D.Sudhakar

Conducted a FDP on “Power Systems Transients” St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to 23/01/2016


4. Ms. V. Uma

Delivered a Guest lecture on “Travelling Wavesin Power System Transients” at St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to 23/01/2016

5. Ms.V.Chamundeeswari

Attended a short term course on” Real time Embedded system applications using Arduino and labview” at Agni college of Technology from 29/10/2015 to30/10/2015

6. Mr.K.Mohanadasse Conducted a FDP on “Power Systems Transients” St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to 23/01/2016

7. Ms.R.Manimegalai Delivered a Guest lecture on “Lightning Transientsin Power System Transients” at St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to 23/01/2016

8. Mr.N.Chidambararaj


9. Mr. N. Jeyaprakash

Attended a short term course on “Cadence OrCAD PSPICE and OrCAD PCB” at B. S. Abdur Rahman (Crescent) University on 26/06/2015

10. Mr. R. Sreekanth




SNo Staff Name Event

11. Mr. C. Venkatesh Kumar



12. Mr.K. Aravindhan

Conducteda FDP on “Power Systems Transients” St. Joseph’s College Of Engineering from 19/01/2016 to 23/01/2016

13. Ms.D.J.Christilda Nancy Attended a workshop on ”Intellectual Property Rights” at College of Engineering, Guindy on May2016

14. Ms.Sakeenathul Kubra.K.


15. Mr.H.Prasad


Memorandum of Understanding

Our department has signed memorandum of understanding to undertake research and

project work with the following companies.

BSNL

NUVOTON

TRANSUN ENERGY SYSTEMS

Based on the MOUs signed many activities were conducted as follow.

Training on Nu-LB-NUC140 micro controller for III year B.E (EEE) students and

faculty members was conducted on 08/03/2016 to 09/03/2016.

Value added course was conducted for III year B.E (EEE) students on 14/03/2016 to

17/03/2016.

A solar lamp was implemented in our campus on 20.08.2015.

Guest Lecture was conducted on “Recent trends in Photovoltaic Technology” for II and

III year EEE students on 09.07.2015.

Guest Lecture was conducted on “Wireless Communications” for our II year EEE

students on 29/02/2016.

Consultancy

Dr. Ramani Kalpathi has received a consultancy project on Smart Flo software

development worth Rs.1 lakh from GSV Microtech Pvt. Ltd.


ADVISORY BUREAU FOR HIGHER STUDIES

The advisory Bureau for higher studies (ABHS) was inaugurated in the year

1999. Ever since its inception, it is functioning as a separate wing with the prime notion

to serve the student community for getting higher studies admission in India and abroad.

The main objective of ABHS is to enable the students to prepare for the tests like GRE,

TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS, GATE, CAT etc. ABHS has the latest information, books and

CD’s regarding GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS, GATE and CAT. From this year

onwards the GRE and TOEFL training classes have been commenced in the campus.

ABHS is also organizing guest lectures and seminars to equip the students for

pursing higher studies .Various Workshops and seminars are handled by resource

persons from IDP, USIEF, Cambridge University, British Council and other higher

studies agencies. Apart from this, the students are exposed to the first hand information

from Associate Director, Deans, Department heads and faculty members from many

educational institutes like SUNY, Arkansa State University, Swinburne University,

University of Sussex, Illinois Institute of Technology, Rochester Institute of

Technology, University of Denver, Pace University and Southern Illinois University.

The Academicians have visited our campus and also briefed the students about the

application process, scholarships and requirements in their respective universities.

Our students have got admission into various top ranking universities in different

countries like USA, Australia, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Sweden and

Singapore. To name a few, University of Texas, Stanford university, NJIT,

Carnegie Mellon university, University of Massachusetts, Arizona State University,

North Carolina state University, Illinois Institute of technology, University of

Pennsylvania, Concordia University, Leeds university, Florida institute of technology,

University of Birmingham, NUS, NTU, University of West Virginia, MRIT, University

of MTU, McGill University etc. The number of students who have got admission for

higher studies during recent years:


S.No Academic Year No of students*

1. 2014 - 2015 192

2. 2013 - 2014 187

3. 2012 – 2013 163

4. 2011 – 2012 131

5. 2010 – 2011 123

6. 2009 – 2010 118

7. 2008 – 2009 153

*This is the number of students who have gone for higher education immediately after the

completion of their course and many take up their higher education after one or two years of

work experiences in industry.

Apart from this many students are pursuing higher studies in India like IITs, IIMs, and

IIPM. The list of students who are currently pursuing their higher studies in India and abroad

are listed below:

Name of

Student University Place

Course

Name Batch

K Sahana University of

Texas Dallal, USA M.S. 2012-2016

R Sowmiya

Anna University Chennai M.E. 2012-2016

G.Vignesh Stevens Institute of

Technology USA M.S. 2012-2016

Uthra Devi S University of

Texas Dallal,USA M.S. 2012-2016

Imaya R Anna University Chennai M.E. 2012-2016

Sathiyaseelan S Anna University Chennai M.E. 2012-2016

Kavinaya Anna University Chennai M.E. 2012-2016

Vinod A New York Institute

of Technology USA M.S. 2012-2016

Subash New York State

University USA M.S. 2011-2015


Centre for Training and Placement

CONQUISTA 2016

DISTRIBUTION OF PLACEMENT ORDERS TO THE PLACED STUDENTS

CONQUISTA’16– the word that makes us well with pride of our

achievement. CONQUISTA is the ceremony of issuing the offer letters

to the students recruited through campus placement. It was held on

April 9th2016 with grandeur. The function was presided by

Dr.Arumugam Natesan, Senior Director, Cognizant Technology

Solutions who handed over the offer letters to the students in the

presence of Managing Director Dr. B. Babu Manoharan, Director Mr.

B.JaiKumar ChristhuRajan and Principal Dr. Vaddi Seshagiri Rao.

Ms. Absala, Mr. Pramodh T, Campus team, Human resources,

Cognizant and Mr. Karthik, Campus team, Human resources, Wipro

were also present as ‘special invitees’.


COMMUNICATION SKILL ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

Centre for Training and Placement of St Joseph’s is largely responsible and

committed towards the identification and catering to the need of training of students

so that they are able to develop a good personality; and assist them to find right job

and help them place in right companies before they pass out. We realize that in order

to convert a raw student in to employable graduate, several behavioural attributes

need to be addressed in addition to the development of technical skills. Some of the

behavioural attributes are good communication skills, developing positive attitude

towards work, and understanding of moral and ethical values.

Every academic year, our college has taken an initiative to improve the

communication skill of the students by organizing 48 hrs Communication skill

enhancement program. The aim of this program is to empower our students to take

up the future campus recruitment with confidence. All the first year students are

evaluated for communication skill by the expert committee. Based on the evaluation

students are categorized into three levels and students are given appropriate

training. This communication enhancement program is conducted by corporate

trainers from Strides, Winspire, Vistamind etc.

PLACEMENT ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

The Centre for Training and Placement has conducted Aptitude crash course for second year &

third year students by Vista Mind. Placement orientation programme-I (POP I) was also conducted for third

year students. Faculties from various departments contributed for the orientation program. Department of

Mathematics were instrumental in delivering aptitude, logical reasoning sessions. Technical sessions were

handled by the concerned departments and Soft skill was handled by the faculty from Business

administration, English and some faculties from Engineering Departments.

Placement orientation program-II (POP II) was conducted for the final year students by Vista Mind

and trained them on soft skills, quantitative aptitude skills etc., to prepare them for placement recruitments.

Also POP III, a company specific training programme was conducted by SMART to crack Cognizant,

Infosys Wipro test pattern.

The Centre for Training & Placement conducted Online aptitude assessment tests on every week

for all the students through the skill rack portal.

Students have also acquired BEC certifications, other value added certifications. In addition to

the above certifications, IT Refresher program was conducted for all final year students by Top

fresher’s to enhance the IT related technical skills. Also series of Mock tests, Interviews& intensive

coding training have greatly improved the performance of the students in the campus recruitments to a

great extent.


PLACEMENT DETAILS (Batch 2012-2016)

Total of 888 Students are selected through campus recruitment processes for the year 2015 - 16 with an annual salary package, starting from Rs 2.4 Lakhs to 10.18 Lakhs for UG & PG students.

Number of Individual Offers : 1069 St. Joseph’s College of Engineering : 888 St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology : 181

St. Joseph's College of Engineering St. Joseph's Institute

of Technology

Course wise Course Wise

BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL

CSE 89 ME - CSE 6 CSE 43

IT 96 ME -SE 6 IT 39

ECE 140 ME - AE 2 ECE 38

EEE 96 ME -PE 3

MECH 87 ME - PS 10 ECE 38

EIE 86 ME - C& I 6

ICE 24 ME - MANU 2 EEE 33

CHEM 43 MTech - BIO 10

BIO 48 MBA 116 MECH 28

MCA 18

Total 888 Total 181

COMPANY WISE

Company Total Offers

Company Total Offers

Cognizant total offers** 590 Wipro - Global Infrastructure Services 07 Wipro total offers** 399 Polaris 03 Infosys total offers** 287 Kaar 01 Soliton Technologies 03 Volante 01

Zoho 19 Thoughtworks 02 Mu Sigma 08 UST Global 08

FSS 01 Astrazeneca 02 Tychons 01 CSS Corp 06 99 Acres 01 Royal Bank of Scotland 13

Indusind Bank 16 BNP Paribas 01 Mindtree 11 ICICI Securities 07

Torry Harris 03 First Source 07

EmbedUR 01 YES Bank 08

Scope International 02 HCL Technologies 05

Amex 02 Flextronics 07

Verizon 05 Thapovan 11

Huawei 02 VVDN 01

NAUKRI.COM 04 Genpact 05

TVS & Sons 09 Mphasis 01

Wolterskluwers 14 MRF 03

TECH MAHINDRA 27 Scope Knowledge 29

Steel Stripes 03 HCL Infosystems 03

BNY MELLON 10

Total 1562

** Day 1 is shared by Cognizant, Wipro and Infosys


PLACEMENT CIRCULAR

2016-17

We are proud to inform that 1108students have been

selected by Core/ Product Company & Day 1

sharing companies (Cognizant, Infosys, Wipro,

Soliton, ZOHO, Thoughtworks, Zifo, Kaar, Plintron

& Top freshers) through campus recruitment

driveheld between July & September for the

academic year 2016-17 with an annual salary

package, starting from 3.3 Lakhs to 7.5 Lakhs for

UG & PG students.

Tech Mahindra & Mphasis have offered jobs to 71

students of our college.

TOTAL OFFERS: 1179

We would like to congratulate the students for

being selected. We would also like to appreciate

the Dept HOD’s, Dept Staff members & Department

Placement Coordinators for their sincere efforts.

Department of EEE Details of Placement

S.No. Placed Company No. of Students Placed

1. Cognizant Technology Solution

55

2. Wipro 52

3. Zoho 01

4. Infosys 29

5. Verizon 02

6. Tech Mahindra 01


7. Mindtree 02

8. Flexatronics 02

9. Musigma 01

10. UST Global 02

11. HCL 01

Total 148

SI.

No

Name of the Student SI.

No

Name of the Student

SI.

No

Name of the Student

56. AAKASH 57. KANIMOZHI 58. SANTHOSH RAJENDRAN

SI.

No

Name of the Student SI.

No

Name of the Student

SI.

No

Name of the Student

1. AAKASH 2. HARISUDHAN 3. SAHANA 4. AISHWARYA 5. HEMNAA 6. SAHITHI 7. AKASH 8. HITESH SAAI 9. SANTHOSH

RAJENDRAN 10. AMRISHKHAN 11. JAGADEESWARAN 12. SARANYA A 13. ANAND KUMAR 14. JAYASURIYAN 15. SHANU 16. ANANTHI 17. KATHIRAVAN 18. SHYAMALA 19. ANNAPOORNI 20. KEERTHANA 21. SRITHARAN A 22. ASHWINI 23. KEERTHI NATCHIAR 24. SUNANDHA B 25. BARATHADHITHYA 26. KENNY TREASA 27. UDAY NARAYAN

S 28. SAIRAJ 29. KINGSLY ROCHE 30. UTHRA DEVI S 31. CHANDRU 32. MANIMARAN 33. VIGNESH G 34. CHIDAMBARANATHAN 35. MEGHANA 36. VIGNESH V 37. DASARATHAN 38. MOHANAPRIYA 39. VIGNESHRAAJAN 40. DEEPALAKSHMI 41. NAVEEN RAJAN 42. VIGNESHWARI S 43. DHAYALAN 44. NIVEDHA 45. VIKRAMAN K 46. DIVYA PRIYA 47. PRATHEESH 48. VINOD A 49. HAREENI 50. RAMAKRISNA

KUMAR

51. KUMARAN

52. HARINI 53. RINICA SHARON 54. SAFIR AHAMED

55. HARISH


59. AISHWARYA 60. KAVINAYA 61. SARADHA PREETHA 62. AMUDHAN 63. KEERTHI

NATCHIAR

64. SATHIYASEELAN

65. ANNAPOORNI 66. KINGSLY ROCHE 67. SHANU 68. APARNA 69. MANIMARAN 70. SHRIVATSAN 71. ARAVIND 72. MOHANAPRIYA 73. SHYAMALA 74. BARATHADHITHYA 75. NAVEEN RAJAN 76. SOWMIYA R 77. BHUVANESHWARI 78. NIVEDHA 79. SRITHARAN A 80. CHIDAMBARANATHAN 81. POOJA 82. SURESH KUMAR S 83. DASARATHAN 84. PRASHANTH 85. UTHRA DEVI S 86. DHAYALAN 87. PRATHEESH 88. VENKATASUBRAMANIAN

S 89. DIVYA PRIYA 90. RAHUL 91. VIGNESH V 92. ELAKIYA PRIYA 93. RAMAKRISHNANN 94. VIGNESHRAAJAN MSS 95. HAREENI 96. RAMAKRISNA

KUMAR

97. VIGNESHWARI S

98. HARINI 99. RINICA SHARON 100. VIKRAMAN K 101. HARISUDHAN 102. RUTHRA 103. VINODHINI P 104. HEMNAA 105. SAHANA 106. VIVEKANAND G 107. JEROME MICHAEL

SI. No Name of the Student

SI.

No

Name of the Student

SI.

No

Name of the Student

108. AAKASH 109. KRISHNA BALAJI 110. SHYAMALA

111. AISHWARYA 112. MEGHANA 113. PONVASANTHRI

114. AMRISHKHAN 115. NAVEEN RAJAN 116. SRITHARAN A

117. AMUDHAN 118. CHANDRA MOULI 119. UTHRA DEVI S

120. ANAND KUMAR 121. RAHUL 122. VENKATASUBRAMANIAN

S

123. ROHIN REDDY 124. SANTHOSH DILLI

BABU 125. VIGNESHRAAJAN MSS

126. DASARATHAN 127. SANTHOSH

RAJENDRAN 128. VINOD A

129. DIVYA PRIYA 130. SARANYA A 131. VINODHINI P

132. HARISH 133. SHARATH KUMAR 134. VIVEKANAND G

135. KENNY TREASA 136. SHRIVATSAN

SI. No Name of the Student

SI.

No

Name of the Student

137. VIGNESHRAAJAN MSS 138. VENKATASUBRAMANIAN S

SI.

No

Name of the Student Name of the Company


139. PRATHEESH ZOHO

140. AISHWARYA MU SIGMA

141. SRAVANA JOTHI UST GLOBAL

142. IMAYA

143. DIVYA RAMU TECH MAHINDRA

144. ARULRAJ MINDTREE

145. JOSPHINE PREMILA

146. GOPALA KRISHNAN HCL

147. MARIA CELINE FLEXTRONICS

148. MOHAMED ASHIQUE

The placement minutiae and company wise placement list of our PG

students are as follows:

S.No. Placed Company/Institution No. of Students Placed 1. Cognizant Technology Solution 11

2. Infosys 3

3. St.Joseph’s Institute of Technology 2

S.No Name of the Student

1. ANANDHI SANKARAVELU 2. BINITTA ROBIN JOSEPH

3. CATHERIN AGALYA JESU NAZARENE

4. ANUPREYAA K

5. DHARMASSAVARDHANI MAHADEVAN


6. HARINI DEVACHANDRAN 7. KANNAN VELAYUTHAM 8. KRITHIKA KRISHNAN 9. LAKSHMI MOHAN 10. SUMA MURALEEDHARAN

11. VINODINI SELVARAJ


12. DHARMASSAVARDHANI MAHADEVAN

13. MONICA RAMESH


14. STEFFY AMIRTHAM

DEPARTMENT TOPPERS A right honour at the right time will have an impact on life forever. The

students who have catalyzed their actions into accomplishments by

achieving good grades in the University Exam are motivated by the

management in different ways by Rewarding Gold Medallist with a cash prize of Rs.75, 000/- and


University Rank holders wish a cash prize of Rs.25, 000/- on

Graduation Day.

Awarding University Rank Holders with Shields on Graduation Day.

Honouring the First University Topper from each Department with a

special shield incorporating the name of a famous Personality.

Issuing extra book bank and library cards for semester toppers to

enhance learning skills and better understanding.

Awarding merit certificates at the end of each semester for subject

toppers as well as overall toppers and hosting special lunch for the

semester topper on that day.

IV YEAR (2012-2016) – Passed Out S.No Name of the Student CGPA

1. MOHANA PRIYA.S 8.88

2. SHRIVATSAN.N 8.59

3. MEGHANA.D 8.56

4. SURESH KUMAR.S 8.55

5. UTHRA DEVI.S 8.48

6. SATHIYASEELAN.S 8.48

S.No Name of the Student CGPA

7. HARINI.R.V 8.44

8. KAVINAYA.A 8.44

9. ARULRAJ.J 8.419

10. NIVEDHA.S 8.39

11. DIVYA.R 8.37

12. SANTHOSH.M.R 8.31

III YEAR (2013-2017) – Current Final Year S. No Name of the Student CGPA

1 JANNATH NISHA.H. 8.867

2 JEGATHEES JAYESH

SHEAFFER 8.867

3 SANGEETHA.C. 8.85

4 JESWIN MARIA

CINTHIA.P. 8.727

5 HARI PRIYA 8.719

6 BALAJI.K. 8.70

S. No Name of the Student CGPA

7 SUJITH KUMAR.C. 8.68

8 AMAR GOUTHAM.V. 8.54

9 AISHWARYA.P. 8.39

10 ASHA.V. 8.36

11 RAAGHAVE.P. 8.336

12 IDA SARDIUS.D 8.32

II YEAR (2014-2018) – Current Third Year S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

1. RACHEN.R. 9.18

2. SABARITA.K.V. 9.12

3. NISONY.S. 8.90

4. MAHALAKSHMI.V. 8.84

5. HARITHA.S. 8.84

6. LOGARAJAN.S. 8.76

7. SAI VIGHNESH.P. 8.70

8. SARALA.R. 8.67

9. BHUVANISHA.M.V. 8.66

10. JEEVITHA PRIYADARSHINI 8.66

11. RANJITHA.S. 8.63

12. PRIYANKA.K. 8.62

13. MAGDALENE.A. 8.58

14. KARTHICK PANDIAN.M. 8.57

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

15. IRENE ELIZA THOMAS 8.57

16. MANOJ BASTIN.M. 8.56

17. NANDHINI.R. 8.54

18. SAMREEN.P.M 8.51

19. ANANDARAJ.A. 8.49

20. SHILPA.S. 8.45

21. SUREANDAR.G. 8.40

22. NAZNEEN RABIA.S. 8.38

23. JINOLIN CHRISTINA.J. 8.34

24. VISWANATH.M.U. 8.34

25. THANUJA.G. 8.33

26. RESHMI RAJEEV 8.32

27. SWETHA.P. 8.30

28. KIRTHANA.D. 8.30

I YEAR (2015-2019) –Current Second Year

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. KIRUTHIGA P 9.62 2. JEEVITHAA G 9.35 3. JESINTHA R 9.31 4. MONISHA MARY A A 9.12 5. NIVEYTHA M 9.12


CGPA

6. RENIFA ANNIE S 9.12 7. PRANESH V G 9.08 8. SHANMUGAPRIYA S 9.08 9. MUTHU LAKSHMI C 8.96 10. RAGHUL D 8.96



CGPA

11. JEFFERY I 8.96 12. AKASH J 8.92 13. ROSHNI S 8.88

14. MOHAMED SHEIK

SHAHUL 8.81 15. KAVI PRIYA G 8.77 16. YOGESH M 8.77 17. ARIS K 8.73 18. LAVANYA S 8.69 19. NISHANTHI P 8.69 20. KARTHIK R 8.69 21. RAHUL R 8.69 22. MERRITAADLENE S E 8.65 23. JOSHUA EDWARD R 8.65 24. SANTHOSH KUMAR S 8.65 25. RAJ RAGAV 8.62 26. RAJESH R 8.62 27. MADHUMITHA A 8.62 28. SASMITHA V 8.62 29. HARISH B 8.58 30. YUVASHREE J S 8.58


CGPA

31. SATHYA VARADHAN M 8.54 32. SATHYA NARAYANAN S 8.54 33. SHRIRAM M C 8.50 34. AKSHAY RAMAN J 8.50 35. THANIGAIVEL R 8.46 36. ADITYA MATHEW 8.46 37. HARI PRIYA N 8.46 38. DHIVYADHARSHINI R 8.46 39. ARCHANA N 8.42 40. MIKILA VAAHINI K 8.42 41. RAJA LAKSHMI S 8.42 42. GOKUL A 8.38 43. ISWARYA S 8.38 44. SOPHIYA M 8.38 45. PRAKASH M 8.38 46. ELAVARASI T 8.38 47. ANTON CHRISTO A 8.38 48. VIGNESH K 8.35 49. PREETHA M 8.35 50. MARY SHERLIN J 8.35

II YEAR M.E (POWER SYSTEM) (2014-2016) – Passed Out S.No NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

1. LAKSHMI.M. 9.164

2. HARINI.D. 9.109

3. VINODINI.S. 8.873

4. DHARMASSAVARDHANI.M. 8.76

5. GAYATHRI.G.S. 8.636

6. MONICA.R. 8.6

S.No NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

7. KRITHIKA.K. 8.58

8. STEFFY AMIRTHAM.J. 8.45

9. MILANTHA MINNET.D. 8.382

10. VINOLIYA.A. 8.382

11. SUMA.E. 8.273

II YEAR M.E (POWER ELECTRONICS) (2014-2016) – Passed Out


CGPA

1. DHANIYALAKSHMI.T. 8.87

2. BINITTA ROBIN.J. 8.75

3. LALITHA.S.P. 8.57


CGPA

4. PREMA KULANDAI

THERASAL.S. 8.25

5. ARCHANA NATH 8.16

6. ANANDHI.S. 8.08

I YEAR M.E (POWER SYSTEM)(2015-2017) – Current First Year S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

1. MANGAYARKARASI .P 8.61

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT CGPA

2. ANGELA SHERIL A 8.142

The department congratulates the toppers and encourages them to aim for University

Ranks in the upcoming semesters.

NGO ACTIVITIES The current day society is plagued by poverty to an extent that it

has numbed the lives of the orphaned and aged poor. Bereft of support systems, they are left in abject misery. It is to their aid that the St. Joseph's college have meticulously planned and executed Non–governmental organizational activities, for the past one year. These


NGO activities, a brain child of our beloved Managing Director are organized by young and emerging engineers of our college to make a difference in the lives of the marginalized and impoverished. The main aim of these activities is to promote the interest of the poor, Protect the

environment Provide the basic social services, to relieve suffering & undertake community development

These activities are funded from the management to work for social change so that we create a society in which our institutions and organizations are equitable and just and all people are safe, adequately fed, adequately housed, well educated, able to work at safe, decent jobs, and able to participate in the decisions that affect their lives.NGO activities were introduced in the college on the premise that students would evince academic gains from their volunteering efforts. The various places visited by our students during this academic year are listed below:

Year/

Branch

Date of Visit Type of Organisation NGO Visited

II-EEE A

12/09/2015 Children Home Roshini illam,Sunnamukulathur

II-EEE B

12/09/2015 Children Home Saranalaya Children home. Kovur

II -EEE C

12/09/2015 Children Home Grace children home,chengalpet

III-EEE A

05/09/2015 Children Home Grace Children home, Chengalpet

III-EEE B

05/09/2015 Children Home Saranalaya Children home. Kovur

III -EEE C

05/09/2015 Children Home Little folks home, singaperumal kovil

IV - EEE

A


IV –EEE

B

04/07/2015 Children Home Annai Bharatha Madha Children home, Red Hills

IV -EEE C 04/07/2015 Children Home Annai Bharatha Madha Children home, Red Hills

I Yr P.G 26/09/2015 Children Home Annai Bharatha Madha Children home, Red Hills

II Yr P.G 12/09/2015 Children Home Annai Bharatha Madha Children home, Red Hills

II-EEE A

13/02/16 Children Home Tamilnadu Social Welfare Association,

Maduravayal

II-EEE B

27/02/16 Old Age Home/

Children Home New Life Charitable Trust,Eraiyur Village.

II -EEE C


III-EEE A

20/02/16

Old Age Home/

Children Home New Life Charitable Trust,Eraiyur Village

III-EEE B

06/02/2016 Children Home Rcconvent,kothavakkam,Mamallapuram

III -EEE C 06/02/2016 Children Home Oxford Home,54, Priya Nagar, Urappakkam

STUDENT ACTIVITIES St. Joseph’s college acts as a platform for the students to bring out their hidden talents and

cultivates experiential learning options outside the classroom. Also, it encourages students to actively

participate in the greater educational society through student activities. Student activities help to create

and foster leadership and involvement opportunities enhance personal escalation and development. We


are proud to say that our students outclass in Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities.

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Curricular activities have a number of values like educational value, development of social spirit,

character training education for leadership, worthy use of leisure time or recreational value, team spirit,

development of civic virtue, physical development, improved discipline, aesthetic development and

development of cultural values. “Never give in, never give in, never, never, never, never--in nothing,

great or small, large or petty--never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense” said Winston

Churchill. Similarly our students have succeeded in reaching greater heights in publishing papers in

various international journals and conferences.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

As the saying goes “Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. You will find that

they haven't half the strength you think they have”, our students have stood up, competed and won

various prizes in symposiums conducted by other colleges.

Name of the Student Year Name of the Event Organizers Place Won

Prashanth.R. IV/B DUBSMASH Easwari Engineering College 1

Jayasuriyan.A. IV/B COD-MW2 GAMING Meenakshi Sundararajan

Engineering College 1

Jayasuriyan.A. IV/B PUNDITS Meenakshi Sundararajan


Jagdeesh.V. IV/B PUNDITS Meenakshi Sundararajan


Prashanth.R. IV/B PUNDITS Meenakshi Sundararajan


Selvaganesh.S. IV/C PUNDITS Meenakshi Sundararajan


Prashanth.R. IV/B MINUTE TO WIN IT Meenakshi Sundararajan


Jagdeesh.V. IV/B MINUTE TO WIN IT Meenakshi Sundararajan


Selvaganesh.S. IV/C MINUTE TO WIN IT Meenakshi Sundararajan


Ajith Kumar.A. III/A THESIS Velammal College of Engineerin 1

Guru Abinesh.S.J. III/A MUTE URSELF M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Barat Waaj III/A MUTE URSELF M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Baritto Paulson III/A MUTE URSELF M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Arun Ganesh.K. III/A MUTE URSELF M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 2

Balaji.K. III/A MUTE URSELF M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 2

Mohamed Abdul Naufar.K.

III/B SCAVENGER HUNT M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Arvinth.V. III/A SCAVENGER HUNT M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Ajith Kumar.A. III/A SCAVENGER HUNT M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Mohamed Ariff III/B SCAVENGER HUNT M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Jagadeeswaran.L. III/B SCAVENGER HUNT M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Arvinth.V. III/A TECHNICAL QUIZ Sri Sai Ram Engineering College 2

Guru Abinesh.S.J. III/A TECHNICAL QUIZ Sri Sai Ram Engineering College 2

Jeswin Maria Cynthia.P.

III/B PAPER PRESENTATION Central Institute of Plastics

Engineering and Technology 3

Ajith Kumar.A. III/A PAPER PRESENTATION Central Institute of Plastics

Engineering and Technology 3


Name of the Student Year Name of the Event Organizers Place Won

Hari Krishna III/B PAPER PRESENTATION Velammal Intitute of Technology 1

Mohamed Ghazali.M.

III/B PAPER PRESENTATION Velammal Intitute of Technology 1

Vigneshwaran.J. III/C BOMB DIFFUSION Saveetha Engineering College 1

Aravindan.V. III/A BOMB DIFFUSION Saveetha Engineering College 1

Richard Jason.R. III/A BOMB DIFFUSION Saveetha Engineering College 1

Balaji.K. III/A TRAZI Prince Shri Vekateshwara

Padhmavathy Engineering College 2

Avinesh.S. III/A GORDIAN KNOT Sri Sai Ram Engineering College 3

Aravindan.V. III/A GORDIAN KNOT Sri Sai Ram Engineering College 3

Raghul.V II/B NETWORK DISARRAY Meenakshi Sundararajan


Rachen.R. II/B NETWORK DISARRAY Meenakshi Sundararajan


Ruban Raj.D. II/B NETWORK DISARRAY Meenakshi Sundararajan


Rachen.R. II/B DESIGN GURU M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Ruban Raj.D. II/B DESIGN GURU M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 1

Ruban Raj.D. II/B TECHNOCRATS QUIZ M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 3

Rachen.R. II/B TECHNOCRATS QUIZ M.N.M.Jain Engineering College 3

ELECTRICAL CLUB ACTIVITY

The Electrical club focuses on the development of the student’s creativity. It gives a

platform for the students to showcase their technical knowledge. Students are encouraged to

perform various activities/events to develop their knowledge through fun. Some of the events that

are organized during the previous academic year and the winners of the various events are listed

below:

IMPLEMETATION OF POWER SUPPLY BOARD

Students Name Year POSITION ABIRAMI N

III A I ANJUGAM S ARCHANAA R AISHWARYA A I MANI RATHINAM S

II B II

IMPLEMETATION OF POWER SUPPLY BOARD

Students Name Year POSITION KOMAHAN K MANOJBASTIN M LOGARAJAN S ARAVINDAN V IIIB III JEGANATH R

MILESTONES OF MISSILE MAN OF INDIA

Students Name Year POSITION

BRIGHTA III A I

SRUTHI S II C II


DEPARTMENT SPORTS ACTIVITIES At their best, sports are about more than just winning games and diverting crowds.

They test the limits of what the human body and spirit can achieve. We congratulate

the following sports students from our department for bring laurels to our institution

by participating and winning various sports events organized by various institutions

across the country.

List of department sports men :

S.No Name of the Students

Year Branch

Athletics

1. A.Mohamed Nissan IV EEE

Football

2. Vinston A III EEE

3. Stephen Chawang I EEE

Basketball

4. Diksitha II EEE

5. Suchitra I EEE

6. Delphy Nixon IV EEE

Table Tennis

7. S.Dhakshin raj I EEE

Kabaddi

8. K.Robin II EEE

9. John Immanuvel IV EEE

Weight Lifting

10. Mohideen Aroon I EEE

Volleyball

11. Divya sree pradeep IV EEE

12. G.Ramakrishnan I EEE

13. P,Prasanna I EEE

HOCKEY

14. S.Elayaraja II M.E

List of their Achievements :

Name Yr/Branch Event Competition Place

M.Mohammed Nisan

IV/EEE

CM STATE ATHLETIC MEET-2016(SALEM)

110MTS(H) III

ZONE III 110MTS(H)

IOOMTS I II

SENIOR STATE 110MTS(H)

III


INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Industrial visit is an opportunity for the students to gain firsthand

knowledge on the functioning of the industries and to get the feel of an

industrial setup. Also, it is a chance to interact with the experienced people

and observe the practical applications of what is theoretically learnt. The

department organized visits to the following organizations.

S.No Date Place of Visit Class Accompanied Staff

1. 16/09/2015 North Chennai Thermal Power Station

II year B.E (EEE-A)

1. Mr. N. Jeyaprakash 2. Ms. R Shakeenathul Kubra

2. 18 /09/2015 North Chennai Thermal Power Station

II year B.E (EEE-B)

1. Mr. H. Umesh Prabhu 2. Ms. V.Chamundeeswari

3. 19 /09/2015 North Chennai Thermal Power Station

II year B.E (EEE-C)

1. Mr. K.Aravindhan 2. Ms. R.Manimegalai

4. 10/08/2015 Sriperumbudur 440KV Substation

III year B.E (EEE-A)

1. Mr. R.Elavarasan 2. Ms. R.G.Nirmala


III year B.E (EEE-B)

1.Mr.R.Elanthirayan 2.Ms. T.C.Sabari Karthiga


III year B.E (EEE-C)

1. Mr. R.Sreekanth 2. Ms. R.Devapriya

7. 08/07/2015 Pondicherry Electricity Board

IV year B.E (EEE-A)

1. Ms.K.Vanitha 2. Mr.K.Sivakumar

8. 10/07/2015 Pondicherry Electricity Board

IV year B.E (EEE-C)

1. Mr. R.Elanthirayan 2. Ms.S.Divya

9. 23/02/2016 Villianur Auto Substation II year B.E

(EEE-A) 1. Mr. R. Elavarasan 2. Ms. R.Sujatha


(EEE-B) 1.Mr. R.Elanthirayan 2.Ms. E.Srujana Ephrin


(EEE-C) 1.Mr. K.Sivakumar 2.Ms. R.G.Nirmala

GUEST LECTURES

As an important part of the curriculum, Guest Lecture has been

organized by our Department. Specialized experts from various

renowned organizations were invited to emanate their knowledge on

changing fields and emerging trends for the benefit of our students.

This year guest lecture was organized for our third year students on

“Important Role of PLC and Drives in Industry Automation” by

Technocrat Automation delivered by Mr. G. Sathyamurthy and a guest

lecture was organized for our second year students on “Interview Skills”

by HTC Global Solution delivered by Mr. R. Rajasekaran.


NATIONAL LEVEL WORKSHOP ON FPGA BASED PWM CONTROL FOR POWER CONVERTERS

RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. Govindasamy, MiY circuits,

Bangalore.

On 20th August 2015, IEEE-PELS, IEEE MADRAS SECTION in

association with IEEE Student Branch Chapter of St. Joseph’s College of

Engineering which is situated at OMR, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, conducted

a national level workshop on FPGA based PWM control for power converters. A

total of 69 participants participated in the event of which 15 are from various

reputed colleges in and around Tamilnadu, the participants are from various

levels such as U.G. students , P.G. students and also some are research

scholars and teaching faculties from other colleges who have utilized this

opportunity to a great extent. The resource person of the event was Mr.

Govindasamy, MiY circuits, Bangalore. The content of the workshop was based

on fundamentals of FPGA, FPGA development boards and interfaces and

converter design using PWM control. The workshop was conducted in two

sessions (Forenoon and Afternoon).

The Forenoon session started at 9.00 a.m. and it was a lecture session

on fundamentals of FPGA such as the structure of FPGA, Applications of FPGA

in various fields and also the interfaces and development boards built using

FPGA. The participants had a great opportunity to know how to interface an

FPGA development boards for various applications and what is their need in

those application. They also came to know some development board such as

SPARTAN 3A, Alter a which are used in various applications. The participants

also got knowledge on how to program an FPGA using VHDL or Verilog HDL

and also its design flow was well explained by the speaker, some simple

sample design programs were taught using Xilinx 14.5 ISE simulation and

synthesis tool.

The Afternoon session started at 13.00 P.M. and it was a hands on

session where the participants enjoyed by getting some practical exposure of

designing a simple program to designing a complex PWM controlled converter

using FPGA and knowing it how to interface the development boards with the

system for their respective application and this gave more practical exposure

to the participants in the field of FPGA Design. Thus the workshop came to

excellent conclusion with this tremendous knowledge sharing in the field of

FPGA.


REPORT ON IEEE STUDENT BRANCH CHAPTER IEEE local geographic organizational units provide unique opportunities for

members to attend technical presentations, create strong peer-to-peer

connections, and participate in leadership opportunities that can make a

positive distinction in IEEE members' jobs and careers.

Our department has conducted many events with the dynamic participation

of students who are members of Automation, Power Electronic and Robotic

societies. As per the plan of activities, first event named “Techno Quiz” under

Power Electronics Society has been conducted on 25.07.2015 and the

report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, second event named “Compete to Succeed”

under Women In Engineering Group has been conducted on 25.07.2015

and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

A student from our department had attended "ALL INDIA STUDENT &

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL CONGRESS (AISYC) 2015 “held at Cochin,

Kerala on 07-08-2015 to 09.08.2015.

10 students from our department had attended a technical talk

organised by IEEE madras Section on "RECENT TRENDS IN

ELECTRICAL SCIENCES" delivered by Dr. K.SAMI DURAI B.E., M.

Tech., Ph. D.,FIE.,LMISTE on 08.08.2015.

As per the plan of activities, third event named “CIRCUIT DEBUGGING

AND DESIGNING” under IEEE Student Branch Chapter has been

conducted on 13.08.2015 and the report has been sent to IEEE madras

section.

As per the plan of activities, second event named “MATLAB N FUN”

under Industrial Applications Society has been conducted on 14.08.2015

and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, second event named “Technical crossword

quiz” under Power Electronics Society has been conducted on

14.09.2015 and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, third event named ”NATIONAL LEVEL

WORKSHOP ON FPGA BASED PWM CONTROL FOR POWER

CONVERTERS” under Power Electronics Society has been conducted on

20.09.2015 and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section


From the department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering 86 students

joined in IEEE student branch chapter by the month of October 2015.

Membership registration formalities have been completed by the month

of December 2015.

As per the plan of activities, third event named “GUEST LECTURE ON

CONCEPTS OF EMBEDDED SYSTEMS” under Industrial Applications

Society has been conducted on 13.02.2016 and the report has been sent

to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, fourth event named “TECHNICAL

JUNKYARD” under IEEE Student Branch Chapter has been conducted

on 15.02.2016 and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, third event named “FEMINIST” under

Women In Engineering Group has been conducted on 17.02.2016 and

the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, fourth event named “THINK TECH” under

Industrial Applications Society has been conducted on 19.02.2016 and

the report has been sent to IEEE madras section.

As per the plan of activities, fourth event named ”TECHNICAL

CONNECTIONS” under Power Electronics Society has been conducted on

20.02.2016 and the report has been sent to IEEE madras section

As per the plan of activities, second event named “WORKSHOP ON

BASIC CONCEPTS OF ROBOTICS” under Robotics and Automation

Society has been conducted on 29.06.2016 and the report has been sent

to IEEE madras section.

INNOVATIVE STUDENT PROJECTS AWARD – 2015

Bachelor Level

INAE has constituted an award to recognize the best project carried out by

undergraduate students of Engineering colleges and universities across India. The

students from the premier institutes like IIT’s, IISC, NIT and other universities compete

to receive this award. We congratulate Solomon Jeshur Raja and Vamsi Krishna who

has received the best undergraduate Project award for his work on Robotics whose

details are given below.

Name of candidate :Solomon Jeshur Raja and Vamsi Krishna

Name of the Internal Guide : Mrs. V.Uma

Title of the Project :Effect of Dynamically Controlled Reflectors on

the Performance of Solar Panels


Competitive Exams The lists of students who have attended various other competitive exams during the current semester are listed below. Business English Certificate exam was conducted for all the second year students(2014-2018 batch).Among

147 students 87 students have cleared Prelims and 47 students have cleared Vantage.

GATE

AAKASH ANNAPOORNI BHUVANESHWARI

DIVYA PRIYA DIVYASREE PRADEEP

GEOFFREY GLADWIN

GOPALA KRISHNAN

HAREENI JEYALAKSHMI

SWASKIN PRIZYA A KANIMOZHI M PORSELVI

S HEMNAA S MOHANAPRIYA MEGHANA

JAYASURIYAN PRATHEESH POONKUNDRAN

N SHRIVATSAN N SURESH KUMAR T SAHITHI

SUNANDHA K A SUGANYA SHANMUGA RAJA

RAM KUMAR A SRITHARAN S S SHANU

RUTHRA VIGNESWARI SOWMIYA

SAFIR AHAMED

TANCET

KAVINAYA IMAYA R R SOWMIYA SATHIYASEELAN

GRE

Name of the Student Score

M P HITESH SAI 301

M R SANTHOSH 308

S UTHRA DEVI 305

B LOKESHWAR 206

POOJA 307


VIGNESH RAAJAN 305

KRISHNA BALAJI 292

K SAHANA 300

A VINOD 290

TOEFL


K SAHANA 85

S UTHRA DEVI 108


B LOKESHWAR 86

M P HITESH SAI 90


INTRA DEPARTMENT SYMPOSIUM The intra department symposium was held on 22-07-2015. Various

technical events were organized. The students from the Department of EEE had potential initiative of participating in various events. The Prize winners are as follows:

S.No

Events

I Prize (Rs.1000/-)

II Prize (Rs.700/-)

III Prize (Rs.300/-)

Name Year/Sec

Name Year/ Sec

Name Year/Sec

1

Circuit Debugging

1.N.GOWTHAM

AN

2.K.ARUN

GANESH

3.G.BHARATHI

III A

III A

III A

1.D.RUBAN

RAJ

2.V.RAGHU

L

3.R.RACHEN

II B

II B

II B

1.J.JOEL

EDISON

2.A.R.GOK

ULNATH

3.A.ANAN

D RAJ

II A

II A

II A

2

Dumb C

1.A.VINOD

2.AMUDHAN

3.S.SELVA

GANESH

4.B.S.BARATHA

DHITHYA

IV C

IV A

IV C

IV A

1.D.IDA

SARDIUS

2.S.S.AARA

BI

3.M.P.ARUN

THATHI

4.V.LUBNA

III B

III A

III A

III B

1.SHANU

.S. S

2.SAHITHI

.T

3.SAHANA.

K

4.UTHRA

DEVI.S

IV C

IV C

IV C

IV C

3

Adzap

1.KRISHNA

BALAJI.S

2.JAGDEESH.V

3.GEOFFREY

GLADWIN.G

4.JAYASURIYA

N.A

IV-B

IV-B

IV-A

IV-B

1.RAMAKRI

SHNAN.S

2.AMRISH

KHAN.S

3.MURUGA

RAJ.P

4.MOHAME

D

ASHIQUE.M

IV-C

IV-C

IV-B

IV-B

1.SUKANY

A.K

2.MONISH

A.R

3.PATRICI

A IDAYA

PURNA.S

4.NISHEVI

THA.R

III-C

III-B

III-B

III-B

4

Quiz

1.SAHITHI.T

2.UTHRA DEVI.S

3.SAHANA.K

4.SHANU.S.S

IV-C

1.ARVINTH.

V

2.S.J.GURU

ABINESH

3.K.BALAJI

4.M.ANTO

AJITH

III-A 1.BNAVAN

I

SHAMKAR

.K

2.CHANDE

R KUMAR

3.BALAJI.V

4.ANAND

RAJ.K

II-A

5

Collage

1.NISHEVITHA.R

2.PATRICIA

IDAYA PURNA.S

3.SUKANYA.K

4.MONISHA.R

III-B

III-B

III-C

III-B

1.SAHITHI.T

2.UTHRA

DEVI.S

3.SAHANA.

K

4.SHANU.S.S

IV-C

1.RANJITH

A.S

2.PRIYANK

A.K

3.SHILPA.S

4.NANDHI

NI.R

II-B

II-B

II-C

II-B

Total Prize amount Rs.10,000/-


INTRAMURAL SPORTS

S.No Name Year Event Place

1.

Divya

IV Volleyball I

Divya Priya

R.V.Harini

Sowmiya

Ruthra

2.

Jagadeesh Daniel

Diwakar

IV Football II

S.Amudhan

Harisudhan M

Chidambaranathan

Pravin Kumar

Safir Ahamed

Kathiravan

Jaya Suriyan

Jerome Michael

Pradeep

Vinoth

Geoffry

Harish

3.

Subramaniam

III Basketball II

Rajendra Narayanan

Thilakan

Jagadeeshwaran L

Balaji M

Guru Abinesh

4. Aravindhan

III Kabadi II

Avinesh

Ashwin Kumar

Arunagiri

Siva Kumar

Sathish Babu

Sathish Baboo

Balaji

Vigneshwaran

Sanjeev Balaji

Shiyam

The Department of EEE is very happy to congratulate the proud winners of intramural sports

events.


NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM

JET POTENTIAL 2k15 The national level technical symposium was organized by the Electrical and

Electronics Engineering on 8th September,2015. We had 452 participants from

various 34 colleges who dynamically participated in the symposium. List of prize

winners:

Sl. No

Event I prize II Prize III prize

1. ROBO RASH DINESH

BHARATH

SURESH BABU

RAJESH.M

VETRIVEL.R

KARTHIKEYAN

NEELAKANDAM

RAASIM HAMDAM

Prize amount: Rs.2500 Prize amount: Rs.1500 Prize amount: Rs. 1000

KCG COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

JERUSALEM COLLEGE

OF ENGINEERING

AGNI COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

2. CONNECTIONS M.OVIYA

P.PANIMOZHI

K.HEMAVARNI

M.MEENAKSHI

X.JOHN AMAL

G.KARTHEEPAN

S.PONRUPAN

S.SUGANTHI

B.BHARATH

A.JEORY ALTRIN

R.DIVAKARAN

G.JAY KISHORE

Prize amount: Rs.1000

Prize amount: Rs.800 Prize amount: Rs. 500

SSN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

SSN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

PANIMALAR ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

3. CIRCUTRIX A.P.JAGADESH

B.SATHISH SRINIVASAN

G.RAMAKRISHNAN

M.DASS PRAKASH

S.ASHUTOSH BALLABH

P.VIGNESH

G.RENUGA DEVI

A.JANANI

R.RAJKUMAR

Prize amount: Rs.1500 Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs. 500 MNM JAIN

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

PONDICHERRY

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

MNM JAIN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

4. DUMB-C MANIRANJAN.P

VENKATESH.P

KABILRAM.B

THAMILNILAVAN.T

RAVI TEJA.D

MADHAVAN.G

JEFFREY RAJ GUEZOU.C

SAKTHI ARAVIND.M

PRATHEEP.M

BHASKAR.R

JAGAN.E

PATHIPATI MOHAN

Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs.800 Prize amount: Rs. 500 SSN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

VELAMMAL

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

VELAMMAL INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY

5. GUESS IT ROHIT OMKAR.J

SREEVACHAN.S

ABILASH VENKATESH

ARJUN.K.K

GOKULAKANNAN.K

JAYA PRAKASH.M

Prize amount:Rs.1000 Prize amount:Rs.800 Prize amount: Rs. 500 MNM JAIN

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

VALLIAMMAI

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SSN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

6. HARD CORE EVENT RAHUL.S

KURUBAI RAJ

PONMUKILAN

RAMPRASAD

GOKUL KANNAN

V.S.AKASH

R.GOPI KRISHNAN

R.ARUN KUMAR

MAHESWARAN

K.K.ARJUN

ABILASH

Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs.800 Prize amount: Rs. 500 VALLIAMMAI

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SSN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

VALLIAMMAI ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

7. MR.B.E. ASHWIN SOMI.C

PRASANTH.S

BARATHIDARSON.R

SAIHARAN.K

VIDHYA.A

KEERTHANA.M

VISALATCHI.S

GAYATHRI.K

VISHALINI.K

SOWJANYA

PAVITHRA

ANUSHYA

Prize amount: Rs.1500 Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs. 500 MNM JAIN

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SRI SAI RAM

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

MNM JAIN ENGINEERING

COLLEGE

8. ONLINE QUIZ A.ADARSH S.AISHWARYA

Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs.800

SRI SAI RAM

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

RAJALAKSHMI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

9. TECHNICAL QUIZ VIDHYA.A

KEERTHANA.M

PRAHALATHAN.S

PRAVEEN.M

AMUTHAN.B

VISALATCHI.S

GAYATHRI.K

Prize amount: Rs.1500 Prize amount: Rs.1000 Prize amount: Rs. 500

SRI SAI RAM

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

VELAMMAL

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SRI SAI RAM ENGINEERING

COLLEGE


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VALUE ADDED COURSE

Value Added Courses are provided to students with an aim to

teach and train in programming skills. The goal is to accelerate the

programming capability needed for solving scientific and real time

problems demanded by the corporate world. It is great boon to our

students, in expertise various Value Added Courses which enables

them to face the formidable challenges. As solar energy harvesting has

become popular nowadays a basic knowledge on solar energy

harvesting, construction and operation of solar panels and franchising

opportunities available in this field will enable the students to get

motivation for entrepreneurial skills based on solar energy.

The Course outcome was to give the students basic knowledge of

planning, Installation and Maintenance of solar panels and

challenges in integration to grid and other issues.

Students got exposure and real time experience of how a solar panel

works and other practical consideration to be taken into account.

Digiterati NIIT Eye open Stigmata

Visys

Solar Photovoltaic System Design Installation and

Maintenance

TRANSUN Energy Systems, Chennai.

& Chairman of IEEE

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BEST OUT GOING STUDENT AWARD Success is not the destination that we reach. Success is the quality of our

journey. The quality of the journey depends upon the goals we set the mentor we

choose. The quality of the mentor lies in appreciating even the smallest effort as

appreciation is the only tool which enables us to build the impossible. Mankind’s

greatest achievements have come about by constant encouragement. Our greatest

hopes could become reality in the future if our efforts are recognized. All we need to

do is to appreciate and encourage the young minds as most achievers are people who

have made a strong and deep dedication to pursue a particular goal. St. Joseph’s

recognizes this dedication by awarding the student with “The best Outgoing Student

Award”. The most prestigious and most awaited award ceremony of the year “The

best Outgoing Student Award” for the year was held on the Achievers Day on 11th of

April 2015.

The students from various departments were nominated based upon various traits,

achievements or accomplishments

Academic Performance indicated by CGPA

Attendance (not taken more than four days leave in a semester)

Got placed or got admission for higher studies.

Brought laurels to the department or college

Active participation in the curricular and co-curricular activities

Organized activities at department level or at college level

Having good communication skills

Not undergone any disciplinary proceedings

Maintaining neat dress code

Quality of final year project

The best outgoing student is felicitated by the Managing Director

Dr. B. Babu Manoharan with a shield and certificate. The following table shows

the names of best outgoing students from various departments:

Dept. Name of the Student

CSE Mr. R. ABHILASH Ms. N.B. SOUNDARYA

ECE Mr. D. ALLEN PAUL Ms. R. NANDINI

EEE Mr. S. VENKATA SUBRAMANIAN

Ms. S.S. SHANU

IT Mr. G. KANTHIVEL Ms. R. ABINAYA

MECH Mr. R. KARTHIK CHEM Mr. G. ARAVIND

BIO Ms. M. ABHINAYA

Dept. Name of the Student

ICE Ms. R. KAVIYEA

EIE Mr. M.N. MATHEWS EMMANUEL SORIS

Ms. Y. NIKITA

MCA Mr. M. RAVICHANDRAN MSC Ms. G. SIVARANJANI

MBA Mr. A. SINGARAM Ms. D. KEERTHANA

COGNIZANT BEST OUTGOING STUDENT AWARD

R. ABHINAYA B. Tech (IT) Best Sports Person Award

NARASIMHA PRIYA S BIO TECH


ACHIEVERS DAY 2016

Achievers day is celebrated every year during the month of April,

in which students who brought laurels to the College during the

academic year are honoured and rewarded.

Achievers Day for the Academic year 2015-16 was celebrated on

9. 04. 2016. The students who won various competitions have been

invited. The invitees were

Total Sports and Games Teams : 312 Players

Inter-collegiate Paper presentation, Symposium, Conference

position winners : 1463 Students

Blood donors from Youth Red Cross : 53 Students

Members of Tamil Mandram: 20 Students

Members of Our College Student Orchestra Team : 44 Students

Inter-collegiate Cultural Competition Winners : 43 students

No. of Students Honoured Total Amount Distributed

1876 Rs. 17.13 Lakhs

On the whole 1876 Students of our college belonging to various

categories mentioned above were honoured by distributing cheques

and certificates on this special occasion.

This special function started at 6.30 P.M. with the High Tea

followed by the distribution of Gifts. This event was made even more

startling by our College Orchestra team and Dance Program by the

students. The event ended at 9.00 P. M. with Splendid Vegetarian and

Non-vegetarian Dinner.


SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS; 2015-16 * As on 6.9.2016

VOLLEY BALL – WOMEN VOLLEY BALL - MEN

XXI State Level Volley Ball

Tournament

III Place Lakshmi Nagar Sports Club Volley Ball

Tournament (Nanganallur)

Winners

Zone-III Runners ONGC State Volley Ball Tournament

(Thiruvarur)

Runners

SA Trophy Runners Bharathi Volley Ball Club State Level

Tournament (Pondy)

Winners

PSN Trophy (Thirunelveli) Runners Zone-III Winners

JETS-2016 Winners Sawyerpuram State Volley Ball

Championship (Tuticorin)

III Place

HOCKEY (MEN) Anna University Inter Zone

(Trichy)

Runners

Zone III Winner Kalasalingam State Level Volley Ball

Tournament (Srivilliputhur)

Runners

Inter Zone Runner CM Trophy State(Chennai) Runners

CM Trophy-2015 Runner 65th Senior State Volley Ball Championship

(Ooty)

Join Winners

With IOB

IIT Trophy-2015 Runner Veltech Tournament(Chennai) Winners

Park CET Trophy-2016 Runner Sairam Trophy-2016 Winners

IIT Trophy-2016 Winner BADMINTON - WOMEN

FOOT BALL (MEN)

Zone III Runner

Sairam Trophy-2015 Runner

WEIGHT LIFTING

TNPESU Trophy-2015 Runner Inter Zone (Weight Lifting) Runner

Saveetha Trophy-2016 Runner Inter Zone (Power Lifting) Runner

JETS-2016 Runner Inter Zone (Best Physique) Runner

HANDBALL KABADDI - WOMEN

ZONE III Runner Inter Zone 3rd Place

BADMINTON – MEN TNPESU Trophy Winner

Karunya University Tournament 3rd Place

Zone III Sairam

Trophy-

2015

PSN Trophy-2016 3rd Place

Jets -2016 Winner

Sairam Trophy-2015 Runner KABADDI - MEN

JETS-2016 Winner TNPSEU Trophy Winner

TENNIS – WOMEN Zone III Winner

Interzone 3rd Place Inter Zone Runner

TENNIS – MEN PSN TROPHY-2016 3rd Place

Zone III Runner Sairam Trophy -2016 Winner

SA Trophy 2016 Runner JETS -2016 3rd Place

Saveetha Trophy - -2016 Winner K L University Trophy-2016 Winner

IIT Trophy - -2016 Runner BALL BADMINTON- MEN

CHESS – WOMEN Zone III Winner

MOP Trophy-2016 Runner 7th All India Ball Badminton Tournament

Jets-2016 (Women) 3rd Place Bertram Layola Trophy-2016 Winner

CHESS –(COMBINED) Inter Zone Winner

Zone III Runner Ms & Mrs Baulraj Memorial Ball

Badminron ‘B’ Grade Tournament

Runner

SSN Trophy-2015 Runner

S A Trophy-2016 Runner State Level 2 Sr. Ball badminton

Tournament For Men

Winner

JETS-2016 (Men) Runner

BALL BADMINTON – WOMEN R S Puram 2 Sr. Ball badminton Men

Tournament

Winner

Zone III Runner

Sairam Trophy-2015 Runner B S Abdur Rehman Tournament Runner

TABLE TENNIS – MEN Jets-2016 ‘A’ Team Winner


Zone III Runner Jets-2016 ‘B’ Team 3rd Place

Sairam Trophy-2015 Winner BASKET BALL - WOMEN

SA Trophy-2016 3rd Place Zone-III Runner

JETS-2106 Winner Sa Trophy-2016 Winner

TABLE TENNIS – WOMEN MOP Vaishnava Trophy-2016 3rd Place

Zone III Winner IIT Trophy-2016 Runner

Inter Zone Winner JETS -2016 3rd Place

Sairam Trophy-2015 Winner BASKET BALL (MEN)

SSN Trophy-2015 Winner St.Joseph’s Ragavendra Basket Ball Men

& Women Tournament

RUNNER

MOP Trophy-2016 Winner ZONE-III Winner

JETS-2106 Winner Karunya University Tournament Runner

WEIGHT LIFTING, POWER LIFTING,

BEST PHYSIQUE(MEN)

B.S.Abdur Rahamman Tournament Runner

Inter Zone (Weight Lifting) Runner SVEC Trophy-2016 Runner

Inter Zone (Power Lifting) Runner JETS-2016 Runner

Inter Zone (Best Physique) Runner

ANNA UNIVERSITY BLUES 2015-2016. . .

S.

No

Name Year/

Branch

Game S.

No

Name Year/

Branch

Game

1 M.D.Aasipsharif I (MBA)

Ball

Badminton

17 A.A.Prasanna

Raj

III (EIE)

Volley

Ball

2 B.Aravindan II (MBA) 18 J.Jain Jini Jo IV CHEM)

3 S.Muthukumar I(MBA) 19 K.Praveen

Kumar

III (EIE)

4 Bokka Soma Sekar

Babu

II (MBA) 20 S.Palani III (EIE)

5 D.Karthikeyan IV

(CHEM)

Kabbadi

21 K.Pramoth III (EIE)

Badmint

on 6 A.Ranjithkumar III (EIE) 22 B.Dhanus

Kumar

II (IT)

7 A.Nalini IV(ICE) 23 M.Perumal I (MBA)

Weight

Lifting 8 M.Nandhini III (EIE) 24 J.Sathish Raj I (EIE)

9 S.Ajay Eswaran II (ICE)

Hockey

25 M.R.Kannan I (MBA)

10 C.Sarath Babu II (ECE) 26 S.Elavarasan II (CIVIL)

Power

Lifting

11 V.Haris Kumar III (EIE) 27 U.Allen

Prabdu

I (MBA)

12 R.Athityan II (CIVIL)

Table

Tennis

28 P.Viji I(MBA)

13 S.Sanmathi II (CSE) 29 K.Nagarajan I(MBA)

Best

Physique

14 Raveena

Deenadhayalan

II

(B.TECH)

30 P.Venugopal I (ME)

15 S.Dhakshin Raj II (IT) 31 M.Nithyananda

m

I(MBA)

16 S.Srijith II (CSE) Tennis

32 M.S.Pavan

Gupta

I (ECE) Swimmi

ng


Overall Sports Achievements

We proudly announce

that we have achieved

Over All Championships

for the past 13 years

In the following

Mega State Level Tournament/ Meets

conducted for all the

Engineering Colleges/ Arts Colleges in Tamilnadu

1. ANNA UNIVERITY INTER ZONAL TOURNAMENTS

From 2003 to 2015 Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamilnadu

2. TIES (TAMIL NADU INTER ENGINEERING SPORTS)

From 2003 to 2015 Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamilnadu

3. JETS From 2003 to 2016

Conducted for Arts, Science and Professional Colleges in South India

4. St. JOSEPH’S INTER COLLEGIATE

ATHLETICS MEET From 2003 to 2015

Conducted for Arts, Science and Professional Colleges in South India


Special Occasions

IFDHAR Our College celebrated Ramzan on 15th July 2015. All the Muslim students

in our college undergone fasting within the campus. The early morning food called as

“sahar” according to the muslim custom, was served with delicious items by the

college in the mess at 4.30 a.m. In the evening, the Muslim students are well served

for the “ifthihar” that is for breaking the fasting at 6.30 p.m, dates and cool drinks

along with the porridge. The hostel students attended Namaz in their respective hostel

rooms. During Ramzan fasting period, prayers were conducted in our college mosque.

Onam The festival of rice harvest was celebrated on 21st August 2015 with great

spirituality and delight. All Malayali students came with full rejoice to participate on

this special occasion. Our Beloved Managing Director attended this festival with his

family and conveyed his wishes to all the students. Malayali students dressed up in

their traditional wear and performed kaikottikali, Malayalam pattu and Nadakam. The

celebration was called off with the grand dinner where the menu includes aviyal,

erussery, pulissery, nenthram pazham and different types of payasams.

Teachers Day Our College celebrated the Teachers day as a special occasion

from 2nd, 3rd, 4th September 2015. The students entertained the respective department’s

faulty members with unique shows on that special day. Our Management gave gifts to

all the teachers of our college as a token of appreciation.

Vinayaka Chathurthi Our college celebrated Vinayaka chathurthi on 17th

September 2015. Lord Vinayaka’s birthday was celebrated by decorating the Ganesha

Statue in our college temple with flowers. Pooja was grandly performed in the temple

in the presence of our beloved Managing Director’s family. Many students came

forward to participate on that occasion and filled in with all blessings of Ganesha.

Ayudha pooja Our College celebrated Ayudha Pooja on 20th October 2015. The

traditional Ayudha pooja celebrations took place by arranging Kolu for 9 days in our

college from the day of Mahalaya Amavasya till Vijayadasami. On this special day, all

the laboratories and office were beautified with plantain trees, mango leaves and

glazing papers which was followed by a pooja in the presence of Chairman and

Managing Director’s family. Gift vouchers for deepavali were distributed on the day

of ayudha pooja to administrative staff, technical staff, non-technical staff, drivers,

sweepers, scavengers, workers in the mess and daily wage workers.

Deepavali The festival of lights is celebrated with full delight and enthusiasm.

Deepavali is the most expected festival by all. This year the festival of lights was

celebrated on 7th November 2015. On this special eve, a grand lunch with exotic

dishes ranging from mouth lingering sweets till delicious deserts was served.

Deepam Kaarthigai Deepam is celebrated on the full moon day in the Tamil month

of Kaarthigai. This festival is known for brighten lights. The deepam celebrations took

place in our college on 24th November 2015 with lamps lighted by the divine flame

that is believed to fend off evil forces and escort ecstasy and prosperity.


Padi pooja The festival was celebrated in our college on 12th December 2015 by

decorating the holy steps of Ayyappa with flowers and silk clothes and lighting

traditional lamp. Managing Director, Staff and Students attended the pooja and

“irumudi” was tied to those who went to sabarimala. Traditional songs were sung in

pooja and a grand feast was given to those who attended pooja.

Christmas Christmas is the season of joy, of holiday greetings exchanged, of gift-

giving, and, of families united. The Christmas celebrations took place in our college

campus on 18thDecember 2015. On Christmas day, a special mass was conducted in

our college chapel. The celebrations included a rythmic performance from our college

choir and an add-on surprise package by the Santa clause. The staffs and students were

completely spellbound with the Christmas gratification and the day was called off with

a hearty lunch.

Pongal Pongal is an occasion that is believed to chime in the opulence. It is

renowned as a thanksgiving festival for various Hindu deities. “Thai” is the first

month of the Tamil Almanac. This joy-filled Pongal occasion was celebrated in our

college on the 8th January 2016. The day’s lunch was served with different varieties of

Pongal. Indeed, Pongal is a festival of freedom, peace, unity and compassion

crystallized in the last hymn on unity in the Indian spiritual text the Rig Veda.

Hostel Day Hostel day is one of the most awaiting occasion of the year in St.

Joseph’s college of Engineering. This wonderful day was celebrated in our college on

19th March 2015 with lots of events conducted for both boys and girls. Cricket,

Volleyball, Basketball, kabaddi matches were held and the winners and runners were

awarded with cash prizes. Cultural events such as Singing, Skit and Dance were

performed in the presence of our beloved Chairman, Managing Director and Director.

Matches and other events were conducted 3 days prior to hostel day. Special Dinner

and snacks was provided to the hostilities. At last, the day ended with whole masthi

and fun.

Easter Our College celebrated Easter on 23rdMarch 2016. Easter is the springtime

holiday marking the rebirth of Jesus and the renewal of the Christian faith. A special

program was conducted by St. Joseph’s College Fellowship in our college Placement

Cell which was attended by students and staff. The celebrations started with worship

songs and prayer. Heartfelt wishes were shared among everyone and end off with holy

blessing of God.

Ugadi Our college celebrated Ugadi on 8th April 2016. The Telugu New year

festival popularly called as Ugadi comes close on the heels of Holi. This day of

celebration is marked by religious fanaticism and social jollity. Special dinner was

served for the hostel students. Ugadi which is considered to be the most auspicious

time to start new ventures was indeed a cheerful and a memorable celebration to be

remembered by the staffs and students of our college.

Tamil New Year Our college celebrated Tamil New year on 15th April 2016. The

Tamil New year festival popularly called as Puthandu. It is the celebration of the first

day of the traditional Tamil calendar. The day is marked with feast and decorated with

kolams. Special lunch was served to all.


PLUG OUT

Struggles – Seeds of Success

Sabarita (III yr)

Life always begins with struggles. Even the birth of a baby begins with the struggle of its mother.

When we are in the hard phase of life we may feel that life is dreadful. But behind every struggle

there is a surprise that awaits us. The path we choose may not always be a bed of roses. It will

definitely give us challenging situations. That is the time one must not lose courage. Even if the

paths of thorns in which we walk do not provide us the direct road to success they will definitely

leave some lessons for us. Struggles are actually the interesting parts of life. A life without

struggle is just a fantasy.

Let me tell you a story. Once, a man brought a butterfly cocoon. After some days a small opening

appeared on it. The man was eagerly waiting for the butterfly to come out. It was struggling so

much that the man thought of helping it. He brought his scissors and snipped of the cocoon. He

thought the butterfly would enlarge with large colourful wings and start flying. But that did not

happen!

The butterfly came crawling out with a swollen body and ended up spending the rest of its life

like that. The man had acted with kindness but he had not understood the consequences. The

struggle experienced by the butterfly in coming out of the cocoon enables it to fly. In the same

way struggles make us stronger. Every one of us are given a life, it is in our hands to make it

good or bad. Struggles are the key to progress. Once we start facing struggles, bravely, we will

definitely experience the joy offered by them. Don't give up in life just because things get hard.

Take up the challenges and embrace the struggles. It will make you stronger.


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

BRANCH TOPPERS

FINAL YEAR (2012-2016)

MOHANAPRIYA S

UPTO VIII SEM CGPA : 8.96

D/O Mr. M. Shanmugam Mrs. S. S. Renukha

Shrivatsan UPTO VIII SEM,

CGPA : 8.61 S/O Mr. Narayanswamy.M.

Mrs. Dhanalakshmi.N.

IV Yr (2013-2017)

JANNATH NISHA H UPTO VI SEM CGPA: 8.93

D/O Mr.Hameed Ghouse Maraicar S Mrs. Navar Nisha H

JEGATHEES JAYESH SHEAFFER UPTO VI SEM CGPA ; 8.84

S/O Mr. J F R Jegathees Mrs. Latha Jegathees

III Yr (2014-2018)

K V SABARITA

IV SEM CGPA :9.17

D/O Mr. C S Venkateswaran Mrs. G.Kalpana

RACHEN R IV SEM

CGPA :9.15 S/O Mr. R Ravichandran

Mrs. R Suneetha

II Yr (2015-2019)

RENIFA ANNIE.S. II SEM

CGPA:9.28 D/O Mr. Sekar.S.

Mrs. Violet Prema.I

JESINTHA.R. II SEM

CGPA : 9.25 D/O Mr. Raj Kumar.S

Mrs. Jeyanthi.R.

KIRUTHIGA.P. II SEM

CGPA : 9.25 D/O Mr. Panchanathan.S.

Mrs. M.R.Sumathi.

II Yr PG

(2014-2016)

DHANIYALAKSHMI T UPTO IV SEM

GPA: 9.05 D/O Mr.K.Thiruvengadam

Mrs.T.Vasanthi

LAKSHMI.M. UPTO IV SEM

CGPA 9.36 D/O Mr. Mohan

Mrs. Indra

I Yr PG

(2015-2017)

A.ANGELA SHERIL UPTO II SEM CGPA:8.43

D/O Mr.M.AROKIARAJ CHARLES Mrs.A.AROKIAMARY

MANGAIYARKARASI.P UPTO II SEM CGPA: 8.89

D/O Mr.Rama Padmanaban Mrs.Meyyammai

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