NAACC

ANNA UNIVERSITY

ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

(AQAR)

2011 - 2012

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

CHENNAI – 600 025

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Name of the Institution: Anna University Year of Report: 2011 - 2012

Part A

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards

quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the academic year.

IQAC was formed in November 2012.

We operate on semester system having 2 semesters per year. Academic schedule

is drawn prior to commencement of each semester. All Academic Schedules like classes,

project reviews, internal & external examination, results, convocation, sports, Academic

Calendar, etc., are being scaled in the beginning. Industrial Visits, Industrial training,

seminars, conferences, workshops are planned in advance. Every student UG and PG are

given Curriculum book which gives their plan for the complete graduation period.

Part B

1) ACTIVITIES REFLECTING THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE

INSTITUTION

GOALS

Enrol, educate, and graduate the most deserving, promising, and diverse

student body possible.

Provide all students (undergraduate, post graduate, professional) with an

education that is innovative, distinctive, and of the highest quality, and that

inspires in them a zest for learning.

Establish and maintain organizational structures and processes that promote

and support academic excellence

Develop stronger connections or ties across affiliated colleges that enhance educational opportunities for students and the quality and stature of disciplines or fields.

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Strengthen the public engagement of the university‟s education, and research programs with local, national, and international communities.

Lead the international research agenda across the University‟s disciplinary

spectrum and through interdisciplinary initiatives.

To achieve and sustain excellence in every area of its teaching and research,

maintaining and developing its historical position as a world class university, and

enriching the International, national, and regional communities through the fruits

of its research, the skills of its alumni, and the publishing of academic and

educational materials.

To attract, develop, reward, and retain academic staff of the highest calibre

OBJECTIVES

Educational Excellence

1. Create and sustain a culture that supports teaching excellence in all academic Units.

2. Provide a more unified and shared educational experience.

3. Strengthen the educational impact of international opportunities and experiences for students.

4. Promote the health and well-being of students and faculty as a foundation for academic and life success.

5. Strengthen efforts to attract and educate an excellent and diverse body of students and faculties.

6. Encourage productive, mutually beneficial collaborations between faculty and students.

7. Recruit the very best students nationally and internationally through an equitable process based on achievement and potential.

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Excellence Among Constituent Colleges

1. Develop new mechanisms of coordination or connectivity in academic areas or disciplines

2. Use internal faculty advisory committees to develop ideas for new synergies across disciplines

Excellence in Public Engagement

1. Make public engagement a distinctive feature of education

2. Develop rigorous, systematic evaluations of all outreach and extension programs.

3. Strongly connect public engagement to on-campus research and educational strengths.

4. Promote stronger collaborations and partnerships between the university and stakeholders that can make use of and strengthen research programs.

5. Promote interactions between the University and industry and provide skilled graduates to meet the needs of an evolving economy

Excellence In Research

1. Strengthen support for and recognition of important interdisciplinary areas, while ensuring excellence in disciplines as a foundation.

2. Significantly improve institution-wide services for the administration and support of research grants (including government, foundation, and industry funding).

3. Maintain and selectively strengthen in cost-effective ways the core infrastructures for research, scholarship

4. Provide an exceptional education for both undergraduates and graduates, characterised by the close contact of students with distinguished scholars in supportive collegiate and departmental communities.

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Faculty Excellence:

1. Maintaining and enhancing efforts to recruit, nurture, and retain a diverse faculty who are outstanding scholars and teachers and an excellent, diverse staff who provide outstanding support to students.

2. Deliver outstanding facilities and services and manage them effectively and responsively for the benefit of staff, students and users beyond the University

3. Increase the size and quality of faculty in strategically important academic areas.

4. Significantly increase the diversity of faculty through new hires and enhanced retention efforts.

5. Devise and implement new mechanisms or policies for rewarding outstanding faculty and for continually assessing faculty performance as scholars and teachers.

6. Foster an exciting intellectual environment by providing opportunities for more dialogue and engagement.

7. Develop ways to enable faculty to focus their time on being highly productive in their core academic activities (research, scholarship, and creativity; teaching; public engagement).

Activities to Evidence Marching Towards Goals and Objectives

1) By producing students who are intellectually and technically equipped with well

defined knowledge, skills and ethics who are creative thinkers, inspiring leaders

and contributing citizens,

2) By introducing high quality academic and research programmes and providing

extension services in cutting edge technologies,

3) By ensuring a supportive campus climate with dynamic leadership and

development opportunities to meet the needs of students, faculty and staff,

4) By enhancing academic productivity through induction of quality faculty,

accelerated graduation, credit banking, augmented continuing education

opportunities and adoption of current technology,

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5) By sharing the intellectual resources and the infrastructural facilities among the

academia from other institutions and among the industrial society, funding

agencies and government,

6) By enhancing the collaborative partnership between Industry and Institute for

commercializing and transferring the latest technological know-how towards

societal development,

7) By setting up a Global University Network Campus that embodies the ideals of

an open, democratic and global society catering to the needs of the global

community and satisfying cultural, ethnic and racial diversity

8) By expanding global participation spread across continents with the aid of

interactive satellite based education and the usage of digital library,

9) By enriching the national and international character of the University,

10) By ensuring efficient administrative co-ordination and effective decision making

through necessary reforms and by strategically allocating resources,

11) By benchmarking against technologically sound global leaders with a view

towards continuous improvement.

2) NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES INITIATED (UG AND PG)

None in this period.

3) INNOVATIONS IN CURRICULAR DESIGN AND TRANSACTION

There are several innovations which have got injected in the process of

curriculum design and transaction. It is with these innovations the curriculum gets

updated for every revision and also in the elective subjects, which are added from

time to time. Based on the success of projects, many laboratory improvements have

come through regularly. Proper and timely documentation for better dissemination

and demonstrating the improvements have alone not been done in the manner

envisaged. Henceforth, timely upkeep of improvements and its uses thereon will be

exploited then and there.

4) INTER-DISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES STARTED

Inter-disciplinary programs have been started. The programs are in

operation from the concerned departments. An exclusive centre or department for

inter-disciplinary programs have not been thought of. Nano technology, Geo-

informatics, medical physics, etc., is few of the examples.

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5) EXAMINATION REFORMS IMPLEMENTED

The University Department evaluation processes are automated through intranet

facilities called ARMS. The faculty can enter attendance and marks of the

students periodically and also can obtain the final results of the examination.

Initiative is under way for the implementation of total e-governance for the

successful conduct of examinations. In this connection, online data acquisition

pertaining to students profile, attendance and internal assessment marks and

registration for the end semester examinations will be implemented. Further it is

proposed to acquire/generate online the following information.

Registration of elective subjects

Examination absentees statement

Registration for reevaluation

Registration for review

Generation of Hall Ticket, nominal roll (Register number and subjects

registered) and attendance for the end semester examinations.

In order to ensure transparency in the evaluation process the internal

assessment answer scripts are given back to the students after evaluation.

o In case of end semester examinations, the students are allowed get the

photocopy of the answer script

o The students are permitted to apply for the reevaluation of the answer

scripts.

o Also the students are permitted to review the result of the reevaluation

The entire process rights from the admission of students in the first semester till

the completion of the programme and the award of degree is computerized and

entire software is developed in-house.

There is a database containing the examination related information of all the

students appearing for the semester examination. This database helps in

generating the time table, students list, attendance sheet, hall ticket and OMR

sheets.

From the database, the requirement of examination of materials is obtained and

the logistic arrangements are made based on the information arrived.

There is an integrated post examination process involving capturing of marks

from the OMR sheets and tallying the attendance, processing and publication of

results and generation of certificates.

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6) CANDIDATES QUALIFIED: NET/SLET ETC.

Not Applicable as Ph.D. doctorate degree is the basic eligibility.

7) ADMISSION: GATE QUALIFIED

FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

CourseCode Course Name Gate Non gate

1001 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 9 6 1002 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING 9 14 1003 HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES ENGG. 0 25 1004 SOIL MECHANICS AND FOUNDATION ENGG. 5 20 1005 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING 1 24 1006 IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT 0 20 1007 CONSTRUCTION ENGG. & MANAGEMENT 3 22 1008 REMOTE SENSING 7 18 1309 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT(SS-FT) 0 24 1310 GEOMATICS(SS-FT) 0 24 1311 INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT(SS-FT)

0 18 1312 COASTAL MANAGEMENT(SS-FT) 0 14 1609 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT(SS-PT) 0 23

TOTAL 34 252

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Course Code Course Name Gate Non gate

2001 ENGINEERING DESIGN 8 16 2002 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 8 16 2003 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING 6 13 2004 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINEERING 3 22 2005 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING ENGG. 3 22 2006 ENERGY ENGINEERING 5 20 2012 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 7 18 2013 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING 5 20 2015 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING 5 20 2310 PRINTING AND PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 19 2311 MECHATRONICS(SS-FT) 0 25 2314 MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT(SS-FT) 0 25 2330 AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 18 2332 SOLAR ENERGY(SS-FT) 0 15

2603 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING(SS-PT) 0 19

2604 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 25 2606 ENERGY ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 25

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2607 PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT(SS-PT) 0 24 2608 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN(SS-PT) 0 24 2609 QUALITY ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT(SS-PT) 0 25 2612 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 18 2613 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 25 2615 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 24

TOTAL 50 478

FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING


3001 POWER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 5 18 3002 HIGH VOLTAGE ENGINEERING 5 18 3003 CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING 4 19 3004 POWER ELECTRONICS & DRIVES 5 18 3007 INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING 7 16 3306 EMBEDDED SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES(SS-FT) 0 25 3601 POWER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 25 3604 POWER ELECTRONICS & DRIVES(SS-PT) 0 25 3606 EMBEDDED SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES(SS-PT) 0 25

TOTAL 26 189

FACULTY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


4001 APPLIED ELECTRONICS 4 19 4002 MEDICAL ELECTRONICS 5 18 4004 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 4 19 4005 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 6 16 4006 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 0 23 4007 LASER AND ELECTRO OPTICAL ENGINEERING 0 25 4013 AVIONICS 4 19 4014 COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING 7 16 4305 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING(SS-FT) 0 20 4308 VLSI DESIGN(SS-FT) 0 25 4309 MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 25 4310 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 45 4312 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING(SS-FT) 0 25 4601 APPLIED ELECTRONICS(SS-PT) 0 25 4602 MEDICAL ELECTRONICS(SS-PT) 0 24 4605 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING(SS-PT) 0 25 4610 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SS-PT) 0 25

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4611 SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND OPER. RESEARCH(SS-PT) 0 25

TOTAL 30 419

FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY


5001 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 5 19 5002 CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY 0 11 5003 PETROLEUM REFINING AND PETRO-CHEMICALS 1 22 5006 BIO-TECHNOLOGY 7 0 5011 TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY 1 21 5014 LEATHER TECHNOLOGY 1 1 5015 FOOTWEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 0 3 5304 POLYMER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING(SS-FT) 0 9 5305 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 24 5307 BIO PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 25 5310 FOOD TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 14 1 5317 NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 13 7 5320 RUBBER TECHNOLOGY(SS-FT) 0 13

TOTAL 42 156

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Course Code Course Name Gate Non gate 6003 M.ARCH (GENERAL) (SS-FT) 2 0 6005 M.PLAN 1 19 6301 M.ARCH(LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE)(SS-FT) 0 11 6303 M.ARCH (SS-FT) 0 13

TOTAL 3 43

OVER-ALL TOTAL 185 1537

8) TOTAL NUMBER OF SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED:

# Date Department/Centre Name of the Seminar/Workshop

1.

April 2011

Ceramic Technology One Day Roundtable Workshop on

Glass & Ceramics

2. Information Science &

Technology

Workshop on Mobile Application

Development

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3.

April 2011

Institute For Ocean

Management

Issues of Leadership in Coromandel

coast

4. Centre for Environmental

Studies

One day Seminar on “Envirovision‟11”

5. Civil Engineering Training Programme on Building

Services

6. Computer Science &

Engineering

Organized two-day workshop on

Principles of Software Testing,

AnnaUniversity, Chennai

7. Instrumentation

Engineering

Workshop on Open Modelica

8.

May 2011

Information Science &

Technology

FDP on Data Warehousing and Data

Mining

9. Manufacturing Engineering Nano coatings and Applications

10. AU-FRG Division IDEAS Training

11. Computer Technology Faculty Development & Training

programme on “Grid Computing”

12.

June 2011

Bio technology Cluster of Projects Meeting

13. English Faculty Development Training

Programme on “Technical English I”

14. Chemistry Faculty Development Training

Programme (FDTP) on Engineering

Chemistry I (CY2111)

15. Mathematics Faculty Development Training

Programme - Discrete Mathematics

16. Mathematics Faculty Development Training

Programme - Transforms and Partial

Differential Equations

17. Institute of Energy Studies Recent Developments in Large scale

Solar Thermal Systems for Commercial

Applications and Green Buildings

18. AU-FRG Division Indo-German Workshop on Recent

developments in large scale solar

thermal systems

19. Internal Combustion

Engineering Division

Co-ordinated Workshop on “

Thermodynamics”

20. Institute of Remote

Sensing

“Two days training on Total Station for

technical professionals

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21.

June 2011

Civil Engineering Faculty Development Training

programme on Design of RC Elements


Engineering

Organized a Faculty Development

Programme on “Mobile and Pervasive

Computing” in the Department of

Computer Science and Engineering,

Anna University, Chennai

23. Computer Technology International Workshop on “e-learning”

for engineering educators,

24. Automobile Engineering FDP on Thermodynamics

25. Information Technology Recent Trends in Information

Technology

26. Information Technology eLearning for Engineering Educators

27.

July 2011

AU-FRG Division CFD using IDEAS training


Sensing

Regional Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi

Drinking Water Mission projects

29. Civil Engineering Training Programme on Building

Foundation

30.

August 2011


Technology

Workshop on Software Testing

31. Division of Transportation

Engineering

One day symposium on “Excellence in

Technical Education

32.

September 2011

School of Architecture &

Planning

Human Space-Cultural Space

33. Ceramic Technology One Day Seminar on Ceramic Raw

Materials

34. Media Science Workshop on „Appropriate technology

choices‟


Engineering


Research Methodologies in CSE, Anna

University, Chennai

36.

October 2011

Bio technology Indo-UK Seminar on

Biotechnology Perspectives

37. Refrigeration & Air

Conditioning Engineering

Division

Recent Trends on

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

38. AU-FRG Division Concepts of FEA using ANSYS with

Application

39. Division of Soil mechanics

and Foundation

Engineering

One day seminar on Ground

Improvement Techniques was held on

15th October 2011 at school of Civil

12

Engineering Sastra University,

Thanjavour in association with IGC

Thanjavour Chapter.

40.

October 2011

Geology 24TH National Geomorphology

Conference

41. Management Studies Driving of new age economies through

innovation

42.

November 2011

Planning Going Public – Spaces in communities

during World Town Planning Day 2011

43. Electrical & Electronics

Engineering

Integration of Renewable Energy into

grid, smart grid concepts and embedded

system application”

44. Institute For Ocean

Management

Coastal wellbeing


Engineering Division Recent Advances in I.C. Engines


Studies

“Roshni” – Eco friendly efforts to

promote sustainable life style model

practiced in Rashtrapati Bhavan & Raj

Bhavan, Chennai

47. Civil Engineering Refresher course on IS 800-2007

48. Civil Engineering Short Term Course for TANGEDCO

Engineers on Design of Steel structures


Engineering


Research Methodologies in CSE, Anna

University, Chennai


Engineering

Organized Faculty Development

Program on Software Testing,

sponsored by Center for Faculty

Development, Anna University, Chennai


Engineering

Organized one-day workshop on

Placement Oriented Training Program in

Software Testing, Anna University,

Chennai

52. Electronics Engineering Two days Workshop on Recent Trends

in Wireless Sensor Network

53. December 2011 Planning National Conference on “Inclusive

Cities-Universal Design and

Accessibility to All” - Dec. 2011. Poster&

Model Competition at the State Level

13

UG/PG Students of Arch/Civil.

54.

December 2011

Bio technology Workshop On Molecular Simulations

And Sequence Analysis (Conducted

Annually)

55. English Two-Day International Workshop on

“Effective Teaching of English”

56. Mathematics International Workshop on “Recent

Trends in Stochastic Modelling

&Mathematical Finance


Technology

FDP on Network Programming

management


Technology

Recent Trends in Cloud Computing

59. Institute of Energy Studies Renewable Energy Sources – Recent

Trends & Developments


Engineering Division

Co-ordinated Workshop on “ Heat

Transfer”


and Foundation

Engineering

One Day workshop on review of IS

1892-1979 at IIT Madras.

62. Civil Engineering Faculty Development Training

Programme on Design of Steel

Structures


Engineering

20 th workshop on Smart and secure

Environment

64. Computer Technology International Conference on Advanced

Computing (ICoAC 2011) –

65. Computer Technology Faculty Development & Training

programme on “Cryptography and

Network Security”

66. Information Technology Simulation of Advanced Networks using

NS-2

67. Information Technology Advanced Computing

68. Management Studies Management Fest ETHOS 2011

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69.

January 2012

Planning “Urban Environment” Exhibition during

the Science City Exhibition, March 2012

70. Chemical Engineering Petrovision‟12

71. English Faculty Development Training

Programme on “Communication skills

Laboratory

72. Chemistry Coordinator for Short Term Training

Course for TANGEDCO Engineers and

Chemists on “Water Chemistry Related

Problems in Thermal Stations”

73. AU-FRG Division FEM training


Sensing

Three days training programme on

Remote Sensing and GIS Applications

to E.B Engineering


Engineering

One day Seminar on Effective

Enforcement :A Key To Road Safety


Engineering

Workshop on Lessons Learnt in

Multimodal Transportation Planning,

77. Aerospace Engineering One day National Workshop on High

Temperature Materials and Gas

Dynamics of Jet Propulsion

78. Information Technology Simulation of Advanced Networks using

NS-2

79.

February 2012


Technology

Pervasive Web Services

80. Printing Technology Polyester Resin Quality parameters-

Impact on bottle processing and bottle

quality

81. AU-FRG Division IDEAS Training


Management

Integrated Coastal Zone Management

planning

SICOM, New Delhi and NCSCM,

Chennai


Studies

International Conference on “Climate

change and CO2 Management:

Mitigation, Separation and Utilization”

84. Mining Engineering One-day Workshop on Recent

Developments on Statutory Obligations

in Mining in association with MEAI, TN

15

Chapter in Neyveli

85.

February 2012

Instrumentation

Engineering

Three-day Training Programme on

Trends in Industrial Automation

(Fieldbus / SCADA /Wireless/Advanced

Process Control) for TANGEDCO

Engineers

86. Information Technology Free and Open Source Software

87.

March 2012

Chemical Engineering Chemfluence‟12

88. Chemical Engineering CEPEA

89. Printing Technology Publishing in digital Age

90. Industrial Engineering Two day National Level Workshop on

Applications of Metaheuristics For

Engineering Optimization

91. Industrial Engineering Two day National level Technical

Seminar on ISSUES IN PREPARING

RESEARCH THESIS AND PROJECT

PROPOSAL

92. Institute of Energy Studies Recent Trends in Renewable Energy

93. Engineering Design

Division

Recent Research Trends in Advanced

Engineering Materials and Composites

and its Characterization


Management

ICZM Planning

State Project Management Unit

(SPMU), Odisha and NCSCM, Chennai


Sensing

Regional Workshop on LULC 50K

Second Cycle


Sensing

One day user interaction workshop on

space based information support for

decentralized planning (SIS-DP)

97. Civil Engineering Workshop on Construction of Bamboo

Houses


Engineering

Organized one-day workshop on

Software Test Automation, Anna

University, Chennai

99. Computer Technology Workshop on Recent Trends in Cloud

Computing

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100.

March 2012

Electronics Engineering Two days Workshop on Video Analytics

101. Information Technology Workshop on Soft Computing

102.

April 2012


Technology

Workshop on Social Network Analysis

and Mining


and Foundation

Engineering

One Day workshop on land fill design

and construction


Engineering

Organized a Workshop on “Evolutionary

Issues in Software Engineering” in the

Department of Computer Science and

Engineering, Anna University, Chennai

105. Information Technology Recent Trends in Information

Technology

106.

May 2012

Planning Urban Planning and Development

Exhibition during the Technology Day at

Anna University Chennai .

107. Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

Faculty Development Programme on

Wireless Communication

108. Industrial Engineering National Level Technical Seminar

onNational Seminar on " Optimization

for Engineering and Management" in

Honour or Dr. K.S.P.Rao

109. Engineering Design

Division

One day workshop on Recent Trends in

Product Design & Development


Engineering

One day Seminar on Enhancing the

Quality of Faculty in Technical

Education


Engineering

Organized a Faculty Development

Programme on “Service Oriented

Architecture” in the Department of

Computer Science and Engineering,

Anna University, Chennai

112.

June 2012

Planning India USA Global Business Planning

and Strategy Network Conference 2012

113. Chemical Engineering Faculty Development Programme on

“Heat Transfer”

114. English International Symposium on „Testing

English as a Second Language at the

Tertiary Level‟ on

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115.

June 2012

Mathematics Faculty Development Training

Programme - Discrete Mathematics

116. Civil Engineering Faculty Development Programme on

Basics of Dynamics and

A seismic Design

117. Medical Physics Faculty Development Programme on

Engineering Physics-I


Engineering


Placement Oriented Training Program in

Software Testing, Anna University,

Chennai

119.

July 2012

Physics National Workshop on Preparation,

Characterization of Crystalline materials

and their applications

120. Mathematics Lecture Series-Stochastic Fluid Flow

Methods


Technology

Hands-on Session on Network Security

122. Civil Engineering Design of Steel Structures as per IS

800-2007


Engineering One day work shop on Network security

124.

August 2012


Technology

Research Scope in Machine Learning

125. Institute of Energy Studies Energy & Exergy Analysis of

Engineering Systems

126. Institute of Energy Studies Performance Improvement & Economic

Analysis in Thermal Power Stations


Engineering

One day Culmination Workshop on

“Role of Teachers in Counselling in

Motivating Engineering students in

Technical Education”

128. Computer Technology Workshop on FOSS

129. Central Workshop Divion Role of NDT & Metallography in Failure

Analysis

130. Management Studies Research development programme on

multivariate statistical tools

131.

September 2012


Technology

Tamil computing on OSS

132. Electronics Engineering Two days Seminar on Analog IC Design

133. Information Technology Cloud Computing

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134. September 2012 Management Studies Strategic Trends on Innovations &

Creativity in Management Practices‟

STICMA „

135. October 2012 Chemical Engineering National Seminar on Green Chemistry

136.

December 2012

AU-FRG Division Knowledge sharing lecture to M/s.

LUCAS TVS Engineers

137. Geology International workshop on Paleoclimate

and Human dispersal during MIS3

9) RESEARCH PROJECTS

A. NEWLY IMPLEMENTED:

# Dept./Centre Details of Projects Total Cost (Rs.)

1 Dr. N. Rajendran,

Associate Professor,

Dept. of Chemistry

DST Project "Preparation and characterization of

ceramic nanocontainers for biomedical applications" 11,28,800

2 Dr. R. Gopalakrishnan,

Asst. Professor,

Dept. of Physics

CSIR Project “Synthesis, Growth and

Characterization of Picrate family Crystals and

Growth of Potassium Sodium Tartrate Tetrahydrate

Single Crystal from Conventional Solution Growth

and Unidirectional Method of Sankaranarayanan -

Ramasamy for Technological applications”

16,71,000

3 Dr. S. Shenbaga Devi,

Associate Professor, CME

LSRB Project "Functional electrical stimulation in

Hemiplegices for functional restoration of upper limb

using EEG based Brain computer inforface"

19,60,200

4 Dr. J. Prakash, Associate

Professor, Dept of

Instrumentation Engg, MIT

DRDL project "Nonlinear state estimation for Target

Missile" 9,69,000

5 Dr. L, Sobha, AU-KBC

Research Centre

DIT project "Development of Cross Lingual

Information access (CLIA) system phase II" 1,38,17,000

6 Dr. Suvro Chatterjee,

AU-KBC

ICMR Project "Development of chick embryo model

of ischemia" 14,76,224

7 Dr. Ranjani Parthasarathi,

Professor,

Dept. of Informationa

science and Technology

DIT project "Development of Cross Lingual

Information access (CLIA) system phase II" 1,38,17,000

8 Dr. N.Gobi, Asst. Professor,

Dept of Textile

BRNS project "Development of nano composite

mask for NBC protective applications" 15,80,000

9 Dr. R. Seshasayanan, Asst.

Professor, ECE

CVRDE - CARS project "Feasibility exploration of

multibus Architecture for AFV applications" 19,78,000

10 Dr.J. Tamilselvan, Asst. DBT project "Autophagy infuences hyperglycemia /

32,17,000

19

Professor, CBT Huyperinsulinemia induced adipocyte dysfunction: A

possible mechanism of insulin esitance"

11 Dr. D. Sangeetha, Asst.

Professor, Dept. of

Chemistry

CSIR Project "Electrospun Carbon Nanofibers in

electrode Preparation for Fuel Cells"

22,87,000

12 Prof. J. Kumar, Professor,

Cristal Growth Centre,

DST Project "Validation of auto-range capacitance

measurement instrumentation as clinical biochemical

analyzer"

20,62,080

13 Ms. Parimala Renganayaki,

Research Scholar

Dept. of Gecology

Women Scientist Scheme: A (WOS-A) project

"Managed aquifer recharge evaluating the impact of

check dam on groundwater"

22,60,000

14 Dr. A. Ramachandran,

Director, Centre for Climate

Change

DST Project "Mineral CO2 sequestration by

carbonation of industrial, alkaline solid residues"

52,90,772

15 Dr. R.Y. Sheeja,

Asst. Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Dept.of Chemistry

DST Project "Development and assessment of

porois poly l-lactic (PLLA)-silk fibroin-curcumin nano

fibres for drug delivery"

23,82,000

16 Dr. P. Gajalakshmi, AU-

KBC Research Centre.

DST Project "Study of effects of breast cancer drugs

on endothelial cells and nitric oxide signaling" 22,80,000

17 Dr. L. Ajay Kumar,

Professor, Dept. of Mining

Engg

MOC Project "“Development of software for

prediction of subsidence by 3D numerical modeling

for SCCL Mines”

53,80,000

18 Dr. T. Subramani, Asst.

Professor, Dept. of Geology

DST project "Hydroinformatics Decision Support

system for protection of Groundwater Head in

Vattamalaikarai River Basin"

23,78,000

19 Ms. S.R. Vijayalakshmi Devi,

Research Scholar,

Department of Chemical

Engineering,

DST Project "Screenin of dye degrading organisms

and organisms and enhaanced biodegradation of

textile dye bath waster water by acclimatization and

biostimulation methods"

14,16,000

20 Dr. V. Vaidehi, Professor,

Dept of Computer

Technology, MIT Campus

DST - NRDMS project "Complex Event Processing

for Sensor Networks"

25,00,000

21 Dr. T. Devasena, Asst.

Professor, Centre for

Nanoscience and

Technology.

DRDO Project "Toxicity and Risk Assessment of

Ultrafine Nanoparticies" 11,99,000

22 Dr. Radha Perumal

Ramasamy, Asst.Professor,

Dept. of Physics

BRNS project "Understanding Dynamics of Motion

and Conductivity of Biomaterials Containing

Quantum Clusters in Membranes"

13,44,025

23 Dr. R.B. Narayanan,

Professor DBT

DBT project "Recombinant WSP (wolbactia surface

protein) induced modulation of human macrophage

functions in vitro"

24,82,000

24 Dr. L. Elango, Professor, European Union Collaboration project “MAR for 1,62,83,686

20

Dept. of Geology. coping with sea-water intrusion and groundwater

over exploitation in an aquifer used for drinking water

production in Chennai”

(approximately)

25 Dr. S. Iniyan, professor,

Institute for Energy Studies

India-Israel project "Solar Power with Steam

Injection Gas Turbine (Stig) Cycle" 18,28,900

26 Dr. Kavitha

sankaranarayanan, AU-

KBC Research Centre

BRNS "An Electrical switch to generate Biogical

pacemakers" 17,40,000

27 Dr. A. Pandurangan,

Institute of Catalysis &

Petroleum Technology

DST project "Synthesis and characterization of

heteroatom doped carbon nanotubes and its use in

supercapacitors"

1,25,03,600

28 Dr.P. Kannan, Professor,

Dept. of Chemistry

BRNS Project

"Dibenxothrophone dyes and Nano Tio2 based solar

cells"

20,07,000

29 Dr. J. Jayapriya, Asst.

Professor, Dept. of Chemical

engg.

UGC-DAE Project "Detection and

analysis of microbiologically infuenced corrosion on

strainless steel in seawater using electrochemical

noise techniqie (EN)"

1,59,800

30 Dr. Kavitha

sankaranarayanan, AU-KBC

Research Centre

NICRA project "Identification of Ion Channels which

regulate drought Tolerance by stomatal Aperture

closure in drought (Tolerant and sensitive varienties

of Rice"

43,00,000

31 Ms. Keerthi, Research

Scholar, Dept. of Chemical

Engg.

DST Project

"Development of hybrid membrane bio reactor for

effluent treatment"

13,68,000

32 Dr. R. B. Narayanan,

Professor, CBT

DBT Project "Molecular

studies onSequential pathogenesis of WSSV and

defince mechanism in penaeus monodon"

27,65,600

33 Dr. P. Kaliraj, Professor,

CBT

ICMR Project "National

Network for genotyping of human lymphatic filariall

parasite Wucherria gancrotti from different endemic

areas"

5,80,800

34 Ms. S. Agnes Mary,

Reasearch Scholar, Dept. of

Textile Technology

DST Project "Extraction

of keratin from chicken feather waste and its

application in Dermal Wound Healing"

13,38,000

35 Dr. D. Mohan, Professor,

Dept. of Chemical

DRDE Project

"Concentration of Anaerobic Bacteria Consortium

using Membrane Technology”

9,89,000

36 Dr. Narayan Kalkura,

Professor, CGC

"Investigations of physical and biological

lperformance of swift heavy ion tradiation on clacium

phosphate based bio-ceramic and its polymer

composite"

5,83,050

21

37 Dr. I. Arul Aram, Associate

Professor, Dept. of

Mangement Studies

"Production of courseware e-content development

video programmes and learning object repositories

on climate change"

56,00,000

38 Dr.S.Renganathan, DST - (SERB) Production of Biodiesel from

Cladophora Fascicularis using Nano Catalyst 18,89,000

39 Dr.M.Senthil Kumar, DST - Development of a high perfomance Diesel

Engine Operated Completely on Vegetable Oil Micro

Emulsions

18,32,000

40 Dr.B.S.Lakshmi, ICMR - "Role of estrogen in breast cancer

Proliferation under hipocia - An In vitro study" 22,70,808

41 Dr.S. Sanjeevi, BRNS Project "Hyperspectral radiometry for

identifying….AP" 63,34,350

42 Dr. M. Kanthababu, BRNS Project "Design and devlopment of

microsystems, optimization of micromachining

process parameters and micro tool condition

monitoring system"

44,41,500

43 Dr. V.R. Giri Dev, ICMR project "Fabrication of Biomimetic nerve guide

by a facile ultrafine fibre spinning method" 24,08,308

44 Dr. S. Senthil Kumar, DST Project " Automated tracking of scholarly

publications to aid concept understanding in Web

based learning"

3,12,000

45 Dr. S. Subramanian CSIR"Development of Nano material based

multilayer wound dressing system" 15,12,000

46 Dr. V.S. Senthil Kumar,

Associate Professor, Dept.

of Mechanical Engg

DRDO project “Experimental and numerical studies

on twist extrusion process of aluminium alloys used

in aerospace industries”

24,10,000

B. COMPLETED:

# Dept./Centre Details of Projects Total Cost (Rs.)

1 Dr. Suvro Chatterjee,

AU-KBC Research Centre

BRNS Project "Proteome study of the cadimum

perturtations in nitric oxide signalling" 20,93,400

2 Dr.P. Kaliraj, Professor,

CBT.

ICMR Project "Genetic polymerphism of wucheraia

Banerosti parasite" 15,31,404

3 Dr. R. Seshasayanan,

Asst. Professor, ECE

NIOT project "Acoustic image lprocessing through

beam forming" 17,25,000

4 Dr. T. N. Shanmugam,

Professor, Centre for IPR

A7 minutes 2DAnimation Movie on E-Governance

and IPR as a prelude to the adoption of IPR

Panorama in the Indian context

3,64,941

5 Dr. S. Arulchelvan, Asst.

Professor, Dept. of Media

Sciences.

TSC-CCDU-IEC Project "Communication strategy

for sanitation and Hygiene Behaviour Change &

Acceleration of the Total Sanitation Campaign in

Tamilnadu"

7,38,875

22

6 Dr. N. Vasudevan,

Professor, CES

CPCL Project

"Bioremedeation of oily sludge" 1,14,471.7

10) PATENTS GENERATED, IF ANY:

INTERNATIONAL PATENT DETAILS FILED THROUGH

CIPR-ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI FOR THE YEAR 2011-2012

International Patent granted in the name of Anna University Faculty

Total Patents Filed: 1

S.No Name of the Faculty Details of the Patent Patent Grant Grant date

1

Dr.Mala John

Dept of Electronic

Engineering, MIT.

System and method for

classification of moving

object during video

surveillance.

Japanese

Patent granted 27th July2012

INDIAN PATENT DETAILS FILED THROUGH CIPR-ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI

FOR THE YEAR 2011-2012

Anna University inventors filed in the name of REGISTRAR, Anna University, Chennai.

Total Patents Filed: 4

S.No Name of the

Faculty Details of the Patent

Patent

Filed Date

Patent

Published

Date

Patent Grant Status

1 Dr.D.Sangeetha

Department Of

Chemistry, CEG

Proton exchange membrane

fuel cell stack working under

high pure oxygen

compressed air & self

breath.

18/11/2011 25/11/2011 Application Awaiting

Examination

2 Dr.D.Sangeetha

Department Of

Chemistry, CEG.

Triboelectricity generation

device 28/11/2011 09/12/2011 Application Awaiting

Examination

23

3 Dr.K.Malathi

Department Of

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering,

CEG.

Dual band notched dielectric

resonator reflect array for c/r

band

04/04/2012 20/04/2012

Application Awaiting

Examination

4 Dr.T.Devasena

Centre For Nano

Science &

Technology, ACT

Campus.

Chitosan based

nanocomplex for sustained

drug delivery

07/08/2012 24/08/2012

Application Awaiting

Examination

11) NEW COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAMMES:

Sl.No Date Dept./Centre Collaborator Research Programme

1. 2011 Geology

EUROPEAN UNION

COLLABORATION

PROJECT

“MAR for coping with sea-water

intrusion and groundwater over

exploitation in an aquifer used for

drinking water production in

Chennai”.

2. 2011 Institute of

Energy Studies

INDIA-ISRAEL

PROJECT

“Solar Power with Steam Injection

Gas Turbine(Stig) Cycle”

12) RESEARCH GRANTS RECEIVED FROM VARIOUS AGENCIES

13) DETAILS OF RESEARCH SCHOLARS:

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, GUINDY

SOURCES OF RESEARCH GRANTS Amount Rs.

TIC 12.70 LAKHS

Ministry of Science and Technology 54.68 LAKHS

24

ALAGAPPA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS

MADRAS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS

Sl.NO Department/Centre/Faculty

No.of

Research

Scholars

Enrolled

No.of

Research

Scholars

Completed

1 Faculty of Civil Engineering 24 11

2 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 34 15

3 Faculty of Electrical Engineering 29 14

4 Faculty of Information and Communication Engineering 48 30

5 Faculty of Technology 9 3

6 Faculty of Architecture and Planning 0 1

7 Faculty of Science and Humanities 131 48

8 Faculty of Management Sciences 16 2


No.of Research

Scholars

Enrolled

No.of Research

Scholars

Completed

1 Faculty of Civil Engineering 0 1


3 Faculty of Technology 22 10



No.of

Research

Scholars

Enrolled

No.of

Research

Scholars

Completed



25

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING CAMPUS

Sl.NO Department/Centre/Faculty No.of Research

Scholars Enrolled

No.of Research

Scholars Completed



3 Faculty of Architecture and Planning 6 2


14) CITATION INDEX OF FACULTY MEMBERS AND IMPACT FACTOR:

Sl. No. Department Name of the faculty

member Citation index

1.

INFORMATION SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY

Dr.Kannan.A 246

2. Dr.P.Narayanaswamy 58

3. Dr.Ranjani Parthasarathi 101

4. Dr.Saswati Mukherjee 16

5. Dr.Uma Maheswari.V 33

6. Dr.J.Indhumathi 4

7. Dr.S.Sridhar 116

8. Dr.K.Vani 15

9. Dr.Swamynathan.S 19

10. Dr.P.Yogesh 13

11. Dr M.Vijayalakshmi 10

12. Dr.T.Mala 11

13. Dr.S. Sendhilkumar 133

14. Mrs.S.Bama 1

15. Dr.K.Indra Gandhi 6

16. Dr.S.Abirami 25

17. Dr. P.Geetha 35

18. Dr.K.Vidhya 2

3 Faculty of Information and Communication Engineering 25 10


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19.

MECHANICAL

Dr.N.V.Mahalakshmi 86

20. Dr.G.Nagarajan 463

21. Dr.D.Ganesh 9

22. Dr.Mr.Swaminathan 13

23. Dr. A. Elayaperumal 14

24. A.Siddharthan 8.66

25. L. Karunamoorthy 243

26. Dr. R. Saravanan 9

27. Dr. S. Iniyan 14

28. Dr. D. Mohan Lal 246

29. Dr. S. Kalaiselvam 30

30. Mr. P. Balachander 1

31.

CSE

Dr.C.Chellappan, Professor

& H.O.D

92

32. Dr.T.V.Geetha, Professor 227

33. Dr.K.S.Easwarakumar,

Professor

56

34. Dr.T.V.Gopal, Professor 7

35. Dr.Arul Siromoney, Professor 42

36. Dr.S.Valli, Associate

Professor

6

37. Dr.D.Manjula, Associate

Professor

74

38. Dr. A.P.Shanthi, Associate

Professor

21

39. Dr.V.Mary Anita Rajam,

Associate Professor

12

40. Dr.S.Chitrakala, Associate

Professor

31

41. Dr.V.Vetriselvi, Assistant

Professor

36

42. Dr.S.Bose, Assistant

Professor

6

43. Dr.R.Baskaran, Assistant

Professor

115

44. Dr.P.Geetha, Assistant

Professor

5

45. Ms.Rajeswari Sridhar,

Assistant Professor (Sr.G)

23

46. Dr.G.S.Mahalakshmi, 114

27



CSE

Assistant Professor (Sr.G)

47. Dr.Shiloah Elizabeth,

Assistant Professor

1

48. Dr.K.Selvamani,Assistant

Professor

2

49. Mr.J.Senthilkumar, Visiting

Faculty

2

50. Ms.S.Karthika, Teaching

Fellow

5

51.

EEE

Dr.S.Usa 0.603 – 1.478

52. Dr.B.Umamaheswari 0.0281 – 2.791

53. Dr.G.Uma 0.0281 – 4.65

54. Dr.P.Vanajaranjan 0.047 – 1.038

55. Dr.R.P.Kumudhinidevi 0.07 – 2.978

56. Dr.S.Hosimin Thilagar 0.047 – 0.967

57. Dr.P.Valsalal 0.047 – 1.353

58. Dr.K.Rathnakannan 0.4245 – 1.038

59. Dr.S.K.Patnaik 0.0281 – 1.00

60. Dr.P.Lakhsmi 0.047 – 0.979

61. Dr.A.Kavitha 0.579 – 4.65

62. Dr.P.Somasundaram 0.071 – 1.478

63.

CIVIL

Dr.K.Ilamparuthi 8.0

64. Dr.G.M.Samuel Knight 0.17

65. Dr.P.Devadas Manoharan 1.5

66. Dr.K.Nagamani 5

67. Dr.R.Senthil 1.67

68. Dr.K.P.Jaya 1.33

69. Dr. N. Vasudevan 20(480)

70. Dr. A. Navaneetha

Gopalakrishnan

3(37)

71. Dr. S. Kanmani 14(44)

72. Dr. K. Palanivelu 58(1686)

73. Dr. Kurian Joseph 42(272)

74. Dr. S. Amal Raj 3(4)

75. Dr. S. Karthikeyan 5(16)

76. Dr.M.Ramalingam 1

77. Dr.S.S.Ramakrishnan 2

78. Dr.D.Thirumalaivasan 38

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79.

MANUFACTURING

Dr. V.Jayabalan. 31

80. Dr. S.Gowri. 9

81. Dr.G. Arumaikkannu. 2

82. Dr. P.Hariharan. 1

83. Dr. A.Azad. 1

84. Dr. M.Omkumar. 2

85. Dr.M. Kantha babu. 7

86. Dr. A.Suresh Babu. 1

87.

CHEMISTRY

Dr.P.Kannan 43

88. Dr.V.Sadasivam 156

89. Dr.K.Shanthi 402

90. Dr.N.Rajendran 581

91. Dr.A.Pandurangan 950

92. Dr.M.Saroja Devi 115

93. Dr.M.J.Umapathy 42

94. Dr.D.Sangeetha 71

95. Dr.R.Y.Sheeja 104

96. Dr.S.Ananda Kumar 26

97.

GEOLOGY

Dr.Hema Achyuthan 168

98. Dr.L.Elango 172

99. Dr.R.Nagendra 66

100. Dr. S. Sanjeevi 49

101. Dr.S.Srinivasalu 259

15. HONOURS AND AWARDS TO FACULTY

# Year Dept/centre Faculty Honour/award organization

1. 2011 CHEMISTRY Dr.D.Sangeetha Awarded as one of

the top 10 finalists for

best chemistry

teacher

Tata chemicals

with association

of chemistry

teachers (ACT)

for 2011.

2. 2011 MANAGEMENT Mr. H. Premraj International level

award for the Best

Research Paper

entitled

Reconnaissance

beyond integrated

marketing

29

communication- a

panacea for

advertisers qualms in

the international

conference on

Competency building

strategies in business

and technologies for

sustainable

development, 2011.

3. 2011 GEOLOGY Dr.L.Elango Best Researcher

Award (2011)- Anna

University (National)

4. 2012 CHEMISTRY Dr.A.Pandurangan Active Researcher

Award-2012

DARPA

Fellowship, US

Defence

Department,

Department of

Chemical

Engineering,

University of

Massachusetts,

Amherst, MA,

USA,

5. 2012 CHEMISTRY Dr.A.Pandurangan Selected for top 50

inventions of the

nation entitled

“Production of

Germanium Nanowire

Technology for li-ion

battery

DST – Lockheed

Martin under

India Innovation

Growth Program

2012

6. 2012 CHEMISTRY Dr.D.Sangeetha Active Researcher

Award -2012.

DST-Lockheed

Martin

Innovators

Growth

Programme

2012.

7. 2012 MANAGEMENT Dr.L. Suganthi

Professor & Head

Anna University

Active Researcher

Award for 2012.

ANNA

UNIVERSITY

8. 2012 MANAGEMENT Dr.L. Suganthi

Professor & Head

Bloomberg UTV

Award 2012 for the

Best Teacher for

Bloomberg UTV

30

Information

Technology

Management.

9. 2012 MANAGEMENT Sneha I place in Best

manager event,

Voyage 2012, AMET

University

AMET

UNIVERSITY

10. 2012 MANAGEMENT Gayathri,

Dayal KiranRaj

and Subramani

Finance Manager,

Voyage 2012, AMET

University

AMET

UNIVERSITY

11. 2012 MANAGEMENT Dr. Sreekumar and

Sneha

I place in B plan,

Newance 11-12,

Measi Institute of

Management

INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT

12. 2012 MANAGEMENT Ponmalar Rajeshwari

and Ravindra

Bharathi

Poster Design,

Voyage 2012, AMET

University

AMET

UNIVERSITY

13. 2012 GEOLOGY Dr.Hema Achyuthan 1. Cambridge -

Hamied Award

for visiting

Lecturership.

(International)

2. Senior Research

Associateship

(ICTP-Italy) –

2012-

17(International)

14. MECHANICAL Dr. P. Tamil Porai Jawaharlal Nehru

Birth Centenary Book

Award For The Top

Rank In Post

Graduate Program”.

Jawaharlal

Nehru Birth

Centenary Book

Award

15. MECHANICAL Dr. D. Ganesh Mass Cargo

Endowment Award for

guiding best project in

the area of Thermal

Engineering

Anna University

16. MECHANICAL Dr. Vela Murali The Subject Prize

Award for the Paper

titled

“ Fatigue Life

Estimation of a gear

box main shaft

consisting of sharp

Institute of

Engineers in the

25th Indian

Engineering

congress

31

groove using fracture

mechanics approach

and by experimental

method” by Institute

of Engineers in the

25th Indian

Engineering congress

held at Kochi (India)

17. MECHANICAL Mr. V. Kumaresan Best Poster award,

International

conference on

functional materials

for defense

applications, DIAT

DIAT

18. MECHANICAL Rajiv Kumar Giri Mass Cargo

Endowment Award for

the best project in the

area of Thermal

Engineering in M.E.

Internal Combustion

Engineering

Anna university

19. MECHANICAL G. Paranjothi Studied Second year

M.E. I.C.E.

programme under

Erasmus Mundus

External Co-operation

Window Exchange

Programme at

Politecnico Di Tonno,

Italy

Politecnico Di

Tonno, Italy

20. MECHANICAL J. Jensen Samuel Studied Second year

M.E. I.C.E.

programme under

Erasmus Mundus

External Co-operation

Window Exchange

Programme at

Politecnico Di Tonno,

Italy

Politecnico Di

Tonno, Italy

21. MECHANICAL V. Gayathri Renewable Energy

day Competition held

at IIT-Madras– won

1st prize

IIT-Madras

22. MECHANICAL N. Kalaisalvan Renewable Energy IIT-Madras

32



1st prize

23. MECHANICAL G. Kalaiarasi Renewable Energy



1st prize

IIT-Madras

24. MECHANICAL V. Tamilvanan Renewable Energy



2nd prize

IIT-Madras

25. MECHANICAL S. Vijayakumar Renewable Energy



2nd prize

IIT-Madras

26. MECHANICAL Gokulesh Renewable Energy



3rd prize

IIT-Madras

27. MECHANICAL Arul Prakash Renewable Energy



3rd prize

IIT-Madras

28. MECHANICAL Prince Anand Renewable Energy



3rd prize

IIT-Madras

29. CSE Dr.C.Chellappan,

Professor,

Recognized and

certified by ELCOT,

for designing the e-

Waste Management

Policy

30. CSE Dr. T.V.Geetha,

Professor

Honourable Mention

Award,

Young Women

Scientists Award,

Special Mention

Award, Women of

Excellence Award

CSI,

Government of

Tamil Nadu,

Chief Minister of

Tamil Nadu,

Rotract Club of

Arch City

31. CSE Dr.T.V.Gopal,

Professor

Rastriya Gaurav

Award

India

International

Friend ship

Society

32. CSE Dr.T.V.Gopal, Shiksha Rattan India

33

Professor Award International

Friend ship

Society

33. CSE Dr.T.V.Gopal,

Professor

Best Citizen of India International

Publishing

house.

34. CSE Dr.R.Baskaran,

Assistant Professor

Shiksha Ratan

Purashkar and

Certificate of

Excellence, Best

Citizens of India

Award

35. CSE Ms R.Arokia Xavier

Annie

DRONA Award for

Best Mentor,

IBM

36. EEE Dr.S.Usa CIGRE working group

member

37. EEE Dr.B.Umamaheswari ISRO

IIChE NRC

award

38. EEE Dr.P.Vanaja Ranjan ANUSAT-I

39. EEE Mr.C.Pugazhendhi

Sugumaran

Treasurer, IET

40. EEE Dr. R. Ramesh “Young Teacher

Award 2011 “ IET

Chennai

41. EEE Dr. R. Ramesh “Young Engineer

Award 2012 “ IE

(India)

42. CIVIL Dr.K. Ilamparuthi

Best paper Award , Indian

Geotechnical

Journal

43. CIVIL Dr. K.Gunasekaran Active Consultant

Award

CTDT, Anna

University,

Chennai

44. CIVIL Dr. G. Umadevi

Shiksha Rattan

Puraskar

45. CIVIL Dr.D.Thirumalaivasan NFP Fellowship Netherland

Government

46. CIVIL Dr.K.Srinivasa Raju Nominated as a

member of Indian

Delegation to

Department of

Science and

Technology,

34

ASIAHORC‟

Conference at

Kualalumpur,

Malaysia

Govt. of India

47. CIVIL Dr.A.Ramachandran Recipient of

Prestigious National

award “Rajiv Gandhi

Wildlife Conservation

award”

“Honorable

Prime Minister of

India” on Wild

Life

Management

48. INDUSTRIAL Dr.Krishnaiah Twice got best case

study award for

publishing in the

journal of Indian

Institution of Industrial

Engineering.

49. INDUSTRIAL Dr.T.Paul Robert Best paper award.

Editorial Board

member

50. INDUSTRIAL Dr. K.S.P Rao Guest Editor

Reviewer of

Journals

President of

IndiaMedal

Best Paper award

51. INDUSTRIAL Dr.P.Shahabudeen National Scientific

Advisory

Committee

Reviewer of three

Journals

Guest Editor in

three journals

52. INDUSTRIAL Dr.T.Ramesh Babu Best Case Study

Paper Award

53. INDUSTRIAL Dr.R.Raju Two times Best

paper award

54. INDUSTRIAL Dr.R.Dilli Babu NSS Best Program

Officer Award

55. INDUSTRIAL Dr.M.Raj Mohan Guest Editor in

three journals

35

Editorial board

Member

Review board

Member in two

journals

56. PRINTING Dr. N. Rajeswari Gutenberg Award

57. PHYSICS Dr. K. Sivakumar Young scientist

assistantship

award, 2nd

conference of the

Asian

crystallographic

association

(AsCA‟95) at

Bangkok 22-25

Nov. 1995

58. PHYSICS Dr. N. Victor Jaya Post doctoral

fellow in Cornell

University, USA

(2004-2005)

BOYSCOST

fellow

59. PHYSICS Dr. G. Kalpana Young Scientist

Fellowship awarded

by the Tamil Nadu

State council for

Science &

Technology,Chennai

60. CHEMISTRY Dr. N. Rajendran Excellence in

Corrosion Science

and Technology

By NACE India

Section

61. CHEMISTRY Dr. G. R.

Rajarajeswari

Best NSS Programme

Officer

Anna University

(including all

affiliated

Institutions)

62. Dr. I. Arul Aram Best Programme

Officer Award of the

National Service

Scheme (NSS)

Anna University

Chennai

63. Dr. I. Arul Aram Member of the Anna University

Chennai

36

doctoral committee

of R. Elangovan

64. Dr. I. Arul Aram Member of the

doctoral committee of

Maa. Thamizhpparithi

Anna University

Chennai

65. Dr. I. Arul Aram Member of the

doctoral committee

committee of S. Janet

Mary

Anna University

Chennai

66. S. Arulchelvan Post-Doctoral

Research Fellow

FCT& European

Union

67. MANAGEMENT M. Nithya Rajiv Gandhi

Fellowship Award

UGC

68. MANAGEMENT M.S. Siranjeevi Rajiv Gandhi

Fellowship Award

UGC

69. MANAGEMENT G. Preethi I prize winner of

Nissan Sunny

Marketing Challenge

NISAN SUNNY

MARKETING

70. MANAGEMENT Arvind Kumar II place, Nissan

Sunny Marketing

Challenge

NISSAN SUNNY

MARKETING

71. MANAGEMENT R. Nivedhitha I place in paper

presentation,

International

conference on

challenges and issues

of emerging

economies

72. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

Dr. S. Ganesan 1. Indra Vasudevan

2.Best Ph.D Thesis

Award by ILA

3.Best Paper Award

ILA

3.BOYSCAST-DST-

New York

5. Best Paper Award

OSI

6.Chairman

AMPI TN&

Puducherry Chapter

37

TWAS,ITALY

73. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

Dr.P.Aruna 1.BOYSCAST-DST-

Sweden

74. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

Dr.J.Velmurugan ICRETT Fellowship,

Switzerland

75. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

Dr.G.Sasikala JST-CREST

JSPS

DAAD

ICTP-UNESCO

16) INTERNAL RESOURCES GENERATED:


member

Areas of

consultancy

carried out

Income

generated in

Rs

1.

CSE Dr. K.S.Easwarakumar

Dr. C.Chellapan

Investigation of

Database

Application

System,

Sponsored by

Sundaram

Finance Pvt Ltd.

Rs 1,00,000/-

2.

GEOLOGY Dr.L. Elango Hydrogeological

investigations at

Kalpakkam

Rs

50,00,000/-

3. GEOLOGY Dr. S. Sanjeevi

4.

GEOLOGY Dr. R. Nagendra Microfaunal

Analysis for

ONGC

Rs

10,00,000/-

5.

GEOLOGY Dr. S. Srinivasalu Environmental

Impact

assessment

Rs

10,00,000/-

6. GEOLOGY Dr. S. Srinivasalu Characterisation

of Rocks Rs 1,00,000/-

7. CIVIL Dr.K. Ilamparuthi Soil Suitability

and Foundations

Rs

1,54,00,000

8.

CIVIL Dr.M.Sekar Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

28,60,000/-

38

9.

CIVIL Dr.P.Devadas

Manoharan

Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

16,70,000/-

10.

CIVIL Dr.E.Arumugam

Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

22,25,000/-

11.

CIVIL Dr.K.Nagamani Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs 3,60,000/-

12.

CIVIL Dr.R.Senthil Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

84,46,000/-

13.

CIVIL Dr.K.P.Jaya Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

37,18,000/-

14.

CIVIL Dr.C.Umarani Analysis and

design of

structures

Rs

25,90,000/-

15.

CIVIL Mr.P.K.Prabhu Kumar Analysis and

design of

buildings

Rs

12,30,000/-

16.

CIVIL Dr.K.Nagamani,

Dr.K.Chinnaraju,

Dr.K.C.Pazhani,

Mr.P.K.Prabhukumar

and Dr.V.Ponmalar

Mix design Rs 8,22,000/-

17.

MECHANICAL Dr. G. Nagarajan,

Professor

Consultancy work

on Development

of Bio-Diesel

fueled Engine for

use in Tractors for

M/s. Green Field

Equipments (P)

Ltd., Kottivakkam,

Chennai – 600

041.

Rs. 50,000/-

18. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Conduct of Test

blast in Erode

District for M/s

Government of

Tamil Nadu

(District Collector

Rs 86,517/-

39

Erode)

19. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Pit slope stability

at Iron ore mine

for M/s

Tungabhadra

Minerals Pvt. Ltd.

Karnataka

Rs 1,00,000/-

20. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Effect of Blast

Vibration on

Mettur Dam for

M/s. District

collector, Salem,

Government of

Tamil Nadu

Rs 1,00,000/-

21. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Construction of

Water dams at

GDK 10 incline

for M/s. SCCL

Rs 1,76,034/-

22. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo – Technical

Investigation of

Mohanth Mica

Mines, AP for

M/s. Mohanth

Mica Mines,

Sydapuram,

Nellore District,

AP.

Rs 11,236/-

23. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo – Technical

Investigation of

PFBR Kalpakkam

Project site for

M/s. Gammon

India Ltd.

Kanchipuram

Rs 31,275/-

24. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Scientific study

relating to fly rock

and ground

vibrations due to

blasting being

carried out

Rs 89,888/-

40

saijothi quarry for

M/s. sai jothi

quarry, Chennai

25. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Mine Planning

and Design for

M/s. Naine

Minerals &

Resources Pvt.

Ltd.

RS 75,000/-

26. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo-technical

investigation of

sun blue Metal

Quarry for M/s.

Sun Metal

Quarry, chennai

Rs 56,180/-

27. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Blast vibration

study on the

stone quarry at

Wallajabad,

Kanchipuram

District for M/s.

Antony Gomez

crushers and

Mines

Rs 50,000/-

28. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Scientific Study to

assess the angle

of repose / slope

of existing dumps

for its stability at

MOCP RG - I for

M/s. The

Singerani

Collieries Co. Ltd.

Rs 4,54,636/-

29 MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Scienctific Study

for the probable

effect of SRP OC

dump on HFL of

Godavari river on

MOCP flood

protection

Embankment for

Rs 8,01,771/-

41

M/s. SCCL

30. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Pit slope stability

of Iron Ore Mines

at Bellary for M/s.

Nidhi Mining

Private ltd. Bellary

Rs 2,00,000/-

31. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar scientific study on

pit slope stability

of Granite Quarry

at RL Puram,

Chimmakurty for

M/s. Midwest

Granites Pvt. Ltd.

Rs 7,00,000/-

32. MINING

ENGINEERING


monitoring study

at SF No. 571/1A

& 571/1B rough

Stone quarry at

odayakulam

Pollachi Taluk for

M/s. Abu blue

metals,

Coimbatore

Rs 70,000/-

33. MINING

ENGINEERING


Monitoring study

at SF No.571/A1

rough stone

quarry at

odayakulam

pollachi taluk for

Mr. O.M.

Somasundaram,

coimbatore

Rs 70,000/-

34. MINING

ENGINEERING


Monitoring study

of SF 496/1A &

571/1C rough

Stone Quarry at

odaykulam pllachi

Taluk for M/s.

Mohammed

Rs 70,000/-

42

Noufel blue

Metals,

Coimbatore

35. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. L. Ajay Kumar Blast Vibration

Monitoring Study

of SF 572/A1”B”

rough Stone

quarry at

odayakulam

pollachi taluk for

Mr. G.

Balasubramiam,

coimbatore

Rs 70,000/-

36. MINING

ENGINEERING


Monitoring Study

of SF 574/A1A1 &

575/A1B1rough

Stone quarry at

odayakulam

Pollachi taluk for

M/s. Balan Blue

metals,

coimbatore

Rs 70,000/-

37. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo technical

investigations of

Plant site,

Ponneri, chennai

for M/s. NTPC

TN, chennai

Rs 11,300/-

38. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Mr. P. Balamadeswaran

Blast design for

Mining by L& T in

Tapi river at

Kakrapar for

executive

engineer, surat

Gujarat

Rs 9,98,215/-

39. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

RFP documents

of hindustan

copper's Kolihan

Rs 45,223/-

43

Mine Project for

M/s. Shriram EPC

Limited chennai

40. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Assessment of

performance of

Geo technical

instruments for

M/s. sensors and

Measurements

Enterprises,

Lucknow

Rs 11,030/-

41. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo technical

Investigations of

pile founding

locations

approaching

jetting, PFBR,

Kalpakkam

Project for M/s.

Gammon India

Ltd. Kalpakkam

Rs 33,090/-

42. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geo technical

investigations of

JMC quarry for

M/s. JMC quarry,

chittoor, Andhra

Pradesh

Rs 16,545/-

43. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geotechnical

investigations of

Granite Mine in

hosur area for

M/s. Thriveni

Earth movers pvt.

Ltd.

Rs 1,10,300/-

44. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Measures to

control airborne

dust in and

around in chennai

port to handling of

dusty cargo M/s.

Rs 5,98,929/-

44

Hauer associates

45. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Geotechnical

investigations of

vallur thermal

power project for

m/s. NTPC Tamil

Nadu Energy ltd.

Rs 22,060/-

46. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Scientific study

blast vibration

monitoring siva

blue metals

padmanabhaman

galam, trinelveli

Rs 6,94,890/-

47. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas


Underwater

drilling and

blasting for

creating ship lift

facility ar jaigarh

port M/s. RKS

drilling services

Rs

12,13,300/-

48. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas


Blast vibration

monitoring in Blue

metal quarries

M/s.

Venkateswara

blue metal

quarries

Rs 5,79,075/-

49. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas


Underwater

drilling and

blasting in

mumbai port trust

M/s. RKS drilling

services

Rs

14,06,325/-

50. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

preparation of

methodology on

controlled rock

blasting

nizamabad under

ground drainage

system

Rs 1,65,450/-

45

51. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

vibration

monitoring study

at KWSP

kozhikode, kerala

for M/s. Larsen

and toubro,

chennai

Rs 74,452/-

52. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas


Blasting in Blue

metal quarries of

Thoppampalayam

village, Erode

District

Rs 6,94,890/-

53. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Determination of

Decorative stone

extracted and

dump amateril

Khambarigon

village, M/s.

galaxy

enterprises

Rs 2,67,810/-

54. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Vibration

monitoring using

site mixed

emulsion

explosives in NLC

mines

Rs 28,060/-

55. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Blast design of

trenches at

KWSP part-II,

Kozhikode for

M/s. Lauren &

Toubro Limited,

Manapakkam,

Chennai

Rs 27,575/-

56. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Scientific study on

High walls at

mine lease

boundaries

optimum size of

bench of O.B. and

granite design of

Rs

10,00,000/-

46

haul roads for

M/s. Madhucon

Granites Ltd.

Jubilee Granites

India ltd. and

southern rocks &

mineral Pvt. Ltd.

57. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Study on

readjustment of

stresses in the

roof strata during

extraction of

pillars in panel

NJ-1 bottom

section of thick

seam of PK_1

incline,

Manuguru, SCCL,

AP.

Rs 6,25,750/-

58. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Study on

readjustment of

stresses in the

roof strata due to

mining during

depillaring SF-2

panel in No.

2Seam (thick

Seam) of PK2

Incline for SCCL,

AP.

Rs 7,82,866/-

59. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Study on the

impact of deep

hole blast induced

ground vibrations

on the proposed

water dams in

GDK – 9 incline

for M/s. SCCL,

AP.

Rs 2,20,400/-

60. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker Strata monitoring

by instruments in

conventional

Rs 5,68,355/-

47

Dr. K. Srinivas depillaring with

caving operation

panel no. 6S1 of

SRP 1 incline,

srirampur area for

M/s. SCCL

company, AP.

61. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Strata monitoring

by instruments in

conventional

depillaring with

caving operation

panel No. 53A &

B of KK5 Incline,

mandamarri area

for M/s. SCCL,

AP.

RS 5,90,495/-

62. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Strata monitoring

by instruments in

conventional

depillaring with

caving operation

panel No. 62 of

KK2/ MK4 incline,

Mandamarri area

for M/s. SCCL,

AP.

Rs 8,56,720/-

63. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Scientific study to

assess the roof

behavior in

middle seam at

Goleti No. 1

incline

Bellampalli, AP.

for SCCL

Rs 5,48,988/-

64. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Scientific study on

the impact of

deep hole blast

induced vibrations

in RG OCP-1

expansion project

for M/s. SCCL,

Rs 3,62,361/-

48

AP.

65. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Study and

monitoring of

ground

movements

during depillaring

in SE-2 panel

over stowed goaf

at PK2 incline,

Manuguru for

M/s. SCCL, AP

Rs 7,83,187/-

66. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Study and

monitoring of

Ground

movements

during Depillaring

in NG-2 panel

over stowed goaf

at PK 1 incline,

manuguru for

M/s. SCCL, AP

Rs 7,83,187/-

67. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Strata monitoring

studies in

longwall panel

No. 5B gate

roadways at

jawahar khan No.

5 incline, yellandu

area of the SCCL

for M/s. SCCL,

AP.

Rs 4,31,766/-

68. MINING

ENGINEERING

Dr. K. V. Shanker

Dr. K. Srinivas

Strata monitoring

studies in

longwall panel

No. 7 at GDK No.

9 incline of RG-II

area of SCCL for

M/s. SCCL, AP.

Rs 4,88,900/-

69. EEE Dr.S.Usa Electric field

distribution in

400kV polymeric

Rs 1,32,360/-

49

Insulators.

70. EEE Dr.B.Umamaheswari,

Dr.P.Vanajaranjan,

Ms.K.Latha

Development of

direct drive motor

for washing

machine

Rs

13.23,600/-

71. EEE Dr.S. Hosimin Thilagar Mechanical

Endurance

Testing For Air

Circuit Breakers

Rs 2,78,000/-

72. EEE Dr.S.Usa

Dr.V.Gowri Sree

Mr.C.Pugazhendhi

Sugumaran

Dielectric testing

in High voltage

Power Apparatus

Rs

58,00,000/-

73. EEE Dr.R.P.Kumudhinidevi,

Dr.P.Somasundaram,

Dr.V.Senthilkumar,

Dr.V.Gomathy

Study to assess

the consumption

Agricultural and

Hut service

connections,

Transmission and

distribution losses

in the

TANTRANSCO

and TANGEDCO

GRID

Rs

10,00,000/-

74. EEE Dr.R.P.Kumudhinidevi

Dr.R.Ramanujam

DG sizing for

Kilpauk WSS

Metro water

Rs 1,25,000/-

75. EEE Dr G Uma, Dr A Kavitha Testing of UPS Rs 1,25,000/-

76. CHEMISTRY Head of the Department Consultancy and

Testing

Rs 9,25,294/-

77. CHEMISTRY Dr.S.Ananda Kumar M/s Susira

Industries

Rs 3,50,000/-

78. AEROSPACE

ENGINEERING

Dr.K.M.Parammasivam Integration of 6

DOF code with

PARAS CFD

SOFTWARE

Rs 9,92,300/-

79. AEROSPACE

ENGINEERING

Dr.B.T.N.Sridhar Thermal analysis

of carbon

composite

samples

Rs 5,51,500/-

80. AUTOMOBILE Dr P Mannar Jawhar “IT Enabled Soft Rs

50

ENGINEERING Skill

Enhancement

Training

Programme to

Improve

Employability of

Engineering and

Management

Students

4,93,13,000/-

81. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.S.Chandrasekaran

Mr.K.Vijayan

Online Tyre

Pressure

Monitoring

System

Rs 4,00,000/-

82. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.S.Chandrasekaran

Technical

evaluation of

Light utility

vehicle

Rs 50,000/-

83. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Mr.K.Vijayan Technical

Evaluation of

2.5KVA portable

Generators

Rs 50,000/-

84. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.P.Mannar Jawahar Evaluation of

tenders pertaining

to 198 number of

Ambulances

Rs 30,000/-

85. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.P.Mannar Jawahar Evaluation of

tenders pertaining

to 100 numbers of

vehicles for

mobile medical

unit

Rs 30,000/-

86. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.S.Chandra Sekaran

Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Fuel additive

Testing Rs 25,000/-

87. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Fuel additive

Testing Rs 30,000/-

88. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Prof.K.Vijayan

Expert report to

Consumer

Disputes

Rs 6,000/-

51

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar Redressal Forum,

89 AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

M/s.Tamil Nadu

Medical Services

corporation Ltd

Expert report for

the Purchase of

40KVA generator

Rs 24,000/-

90. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Fuel additive

Testing Rs 20,000/-

91. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Auto Riksha

Testing Rs 12,000/-

92. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Expert report for

the Purchase of

40KVA generator

Rs 22,000/-

93. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Fuel additive

Testing Rs 25,000/-

94. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Trainning

program for

GET's for Three

batches

Rs6,00,000/-

95. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Trainning

program for

GET's for one

batches

Rs 2,00,000/-

96. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.G.Devaradjane

Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Trainning

program for

GET's for one

batches

Rs 4,00,000/-

97.. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Fuel additive

Testing Rs 13,000/-

98. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Development of

speed limiter for

omni vehicle

Rs 54,000/-

99. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING


Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

performance

testing with

Hydrogen

Rs 3,000/-

52

generator

100. AUTOMOBILE

ENGINEERING

Dr.G.Devaradjane

Prof.K.Vijayan

Dr.P.Senthil Kumar

Development of

Fuel Injection

System for two

wheeler

Rs 4.67,000/-

101. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

Mr.S.Piramasubramania

n

2007

Fiber loss

measurement and

Cut identification

in Fiber Optic

Networks

M/s Skylink

Multimedia Pvt

Ltd, Chennai-106

Rs.3,500/-

102. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr. V. Vaidehi

Dr.M.Kannan,

Dr.P.Indumathi

et al. 2008

Study of Erickson

810 system

architecture

M/s Ericsson

India

Rs 2,50,000/-

103. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan


n

2008

Solutions for fiber

optic cabling in

FTTH

Applications

M/s S.K. Network

Solutions,

Chennai – 15.

Rs.2,000/-

104. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan


n

2008

Clock and data

signal

measurement and

Analysis for Video

boards

I- Think

Intelligence

thinking,

Chennai–39.

Rs.5,000/-

105. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan


Study of Behavior

of Inductors at

high frequency

Rs.2,000/-

53

n

2008

using Network

analyzer

M/s T.T.

Electronics, MMG

India Pvt. Ltd.,

Chennai.

106. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2008

Modulation

stability analysis

in RF signal

generators,

M/s Amptronix,

Pallipattu,

Chennai -118

Rs.5,000/-

107. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan


n

2009

RF performance

improvement for a

DVB - H system

M/s Tata Elexi

Limited,Bangalore

Rs.40,000/-

108. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2009

Fiber optic

connectivity

solutions for a

Web offset

printing Machine

M/s Rathna Offset

printers,

Royapettah

Rs.2,000/-

109. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2010

Performance

investigations on

RF (CATV)

Products

M/s Amptronix,

Pallipattu,

Chennai -118

Rs. 3,000/-

110. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2010

Evaluation of

Fiber optic CATV

distribution

system

M/s Meenakshi

Rs.10,000/-

54

SAT Systems,

No.51,

Thirupathur Road,

Devakottai

111. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2010

Performance

analysis of 2.4

GHz RF

transmitter for

Avionics

applications

M/s Sree Sai

EXIM Ltd,Adyar,

Chennai - 20

Rs.25,000/-

112. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan


n

Mr.P.Manimaran

(2010)

Evaluation of RF

Design for ARM

sector ( I)

M/s Reindeer

Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Chennai – 33

Rs.22,060/-

113. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

Mr.P.Manimaran

2011

Evaluation of RF

Design for ARM

sector ( II)

M/s Reindeer

Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Chennai – 33

Rs.22,060/-

114. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

Mr.P.Manimaran

2011

Performance

Studies on

Wireless short

range data links

M/s Reindeer

Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Chennai – 33

Rs.22,060/-

115. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2011

Development of

865 MHz RF

Transceiver

Rs.22,060/-

55

M/s Reindeer

Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Chennai – 33

116. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2011

Harmonic

Analysis in RF

Transceivers

M/s Reindeer

Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Chennai – 33

Rs.11,030/-

117. ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

Dr.M.Ganesh Madhan

2012

Harmonic

Analysis in RF

LNA

M/s Amphenol

Antenna

Solutions,

Maraimalai Nagar

- 603 209

Rs,16,545/-

118. E&I Dr. J.Prakash and

Dr. T. Thyagarajan

Industrial

Automation –

SCADA - (M/s

Net Fulfilment

and Services

Private Limited,

Chennai;

Technical

Validation of the

Proposed SCADA

scheme for the

water supply

scheme

(Tirunelveli Zone).

(Proc. No. 2664 /

CTDT-1/2008)

Rs. 25,000/-

119. E&I Dr. J.Prakash and

Dr. T. Thyagarajan

Industrial

Automation –

SCADA- M/s Net

Fulfilment and

Services Private

Limited, Chennai;

Technical

Rs. 25,000/-

56

Validation of the

Proposed SCADA

scheme for the

water supply

scheme (Madurai

Zone). (Proc. No.

3804/CTDT-

1/DIE-MIT/2009)

120. E&I Dr. J. Prakash Industrial

Automation –

SCADA;(Technic

al Validation of

design note for

automation

component for the

project Dehni Lift

Irrigation

Scheme.; carried

out jointly with

Department of

Civil Engineering,

IIT Madras)

(Proc. No.

4471/CTDT-

1/DIE-MIT/2009)

Rs. 1,50,000/-

121. RUBBER AND

PLASTIC

TECHNOLOGY

Dr.N.Natchimuthu

Dr.B.Kothandaraman

Dr.K.Balasubramanian

Mr.K.Elangovan

Testing of

Engineering

Bamboo Mat

Boards for

Tsunami

Reconstruction

Project at

Andaman &

Nicobar Islands

(2008 – 2009)

Rs2,47,600/-

122. RUBBER AND

PLASTIC

TECHNOLOGY

Dr.V.Subrahmanian RAM failure

analysis &

remedial

measures(2009 –

2010)

Rs 8000/-

123. RUBBER AND

PLASTIC

Dr.V.Subrahmanian Rubber product

failure analysis

Rs 20,000/-

57

TECHNOLOGY and remedial

measures (2009 –

2010)

124. RUBBER AND

PLASTIC

TECHNOLOGY

Dr.V.Subrahmanian

Dr.B.Kothandaraman

Rubber & related

material theory,

design and

analysis (2011 –

2012)

Rs 10,000/-

125. INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

V.Vaidehi

M.Kannan

P.Indumathi

A.Velmurugan &

K.R.Vimal

Study of Ericsson

switch

architecture

Rs 2.50,000/-

126. COMPUTER

TECHNOLOGY

Dr. S. Thamarai Selvi

Honeywell

Technology

Solutions Lab

“Virtual Grid and

Intelligent Grid

Load Distribution

System”

Rs 6,00,000/-

127. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Media

optimization for

the production of

Deca Hexanoic

acid M/s ABL

Biotechnologies,

Chennai

Rs 90,000/-

128. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Process

optimization for

the production of

Deca Hexanoic

acid M/s ABL

Biotechnologies,

Chennai

Rs 2,40,000/-

129. BIOTECHNOLOGY

Dr.Meenakshisundaram

Scaleup of Novel

PENG enzyme

production

M/s

Fermenta Biotech

Rs 1,75,000/-

58

Private Limited,

Mumbai

130. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Process

optimization of

production of

Lactic and

gluconic acid by

FermentationM/s

Global Calcium

Private Limited,

Hosur

Rs 3,50,000/-

131. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Scaleup of

Leather enzyme

Protease

production

M/s Central

Leather Research

Institute, Chennai

Rs 1,80,000/-

132. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Fermentation

studies on

Seleno-

methionine

productionM/s

Kemin Asia

Private Limited,

Chennai

Rs 3,00,000/-

133. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram Scaleup of

Leather enzyme

Protease

production

M/s Central

Leather Research

Institute, Chennai

Rs 2,40,000/-

134. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr. Usha Antony Optimization of

functional

ingredients in

wheat products,

M/s General mills

Ltd

Rs 1,50,000/-

135. BIOTECHNOLOGY Dr.Meenakshisundaram PenG substrate

affinity

modification in the

PENG Enzyme,

Rs 8,00,000/-

59

M/s Fermenta

Biotech Limited

17) DETAILS OF DEPARTMENTS GETTING SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST. FIST, ETC ASSISTANCE/RECOGNITION:

S.no Year DEPT/CENTR

E

SAP,COSIST(ASSIST

)/DST,FIST

AMOUNT

(IN LAKHS)

DETAILS/YEAR

1. IST Tamil Virtual

University

3,20,000/- Value added

services in

Regional

Language on

Hand Held

Devices

Completed.

2. IST Tamil Virtual

University

4,01,000/- Intelligent

Information

Retrieval of

Thirukkural in

Hand Held

Devices

Completed.

3. IST PRL, DOS,

Ahmedabad

10,36,000/- Developing tools

and techniques

for Lunar

Information

Extraction by

multi-sensor

image fusion

4. IST DST Cloud Computing

5. IST CSIR Design of Web

Enabled secured

model for

simulation of real

time task in

embedded

operating System

(teaching tool) –

CSIR Project

6. IST DST Automatic

Tracking of

scholarly

60

publications to aid

concept

understanding in

web based

learning

7. IST DIT Information

Security

Education and

Awareness

8. IST DIT Specialized

manpower

Development in

Language

Technology

9. IST DRS SAP-Phase1

10. IST Intel Multicore

computing Lab

Intel Higher

Education Pvt.

Ltd

11. IST Intel Atom Embedded

Computing Lab

Intel Higher

Education Pvt.

Ltd

12. IST CISCO Networking

Lab

CISCO

13. CIVIL Infrastructure

developmental

facilities at Centre for

Environmental Studies

Infrastructure

developmental

facilities at Centre

for Environmental

Studies

14. CIVIL Fund for Improvement

of S & T Infrastructure

in Universities (FIST)

Programme

Fund for

Improvement of S

& T Infrastructure

in Universities

(FIST)

Programme

15. MECHANICAL UGC – (Govt. of India) Rs.60.00 lakhs Development of

Low Carbon

Technologies for

Storage and

Drying

Agricultural

Products

16. MECHANICAL UGC Major research

scheme (Govt. of

India)

Rs. 9.91 Lakhs

(Completed)

Investigations on

friction stir

processing of

61

cast Aluminum

alloys used in

automobile

industries

17. MECHANICAL Indira Gandhi Centre

for Atomic Research

(IGCAR) 9.2 Lakhs

Baffle

configuration for

primary sodium

spherical header

of future FBR


for Atomic Research

(IGCAR)

12.42 Lakhs

Integrated

thermal hydraulic

analysis of CFBR

Primary Sodium

Pools &

temperature

distribution in

inner vessel


for Atomic Research

(IGCAR) 6.9 Lakhs

Multi Body

Dynamic Analysis

of chain and

sprocket of

inclined fuel

transfer machine


for Atomic Research

(IGCAR)

12.42 lakhs

Seismic Analysis

of Reactor

assembly of

commercial fast

breeder

reactor(CFBR)

21. MECHANICAL DRDO, New Delhi

9.31 Lakhs

Effective thermal

management of

solid state laser

devices using

phase change

storage system

22. MECHANICAL DST, New Delhi

18,28,900

Solar power with

steam injection

gas turbines

(STIG) cycle

23. MECHANICAL DST- SERC

14.4 Lakhs

Experimental and

analytical

investigation of

solidification and

62

melting

characteristics of

PCMs with

dispersed

nanoparticles

inside finned

encapsulation

24. MECHANICAL DST- PURSE

HCCI – RCCI

Combustion

Investigation

25. MECHANICAL CATERPILLER

FOUNDATION

GRANT (curriculum

enhancement)

Emission Control

in Engines

26. MECHANICAL TEQIP Alternate Fuels

27. MECHANICAL DST-PURSE

Porous Media

Combustion

28. MECHANICAL U.G.C.

Investigation on

friction stir

processing of

cast aluminium

alloys used in

automobile

industries

29. MECHANICAL DST

HUB for

Healthcare

Instrumentation

Development

(NHHID) has

sanctioned a sum

of Rs.25 lakhs

towards research

on Rapid

Prototyping,

Manufacturing

Tool for Bio

products, for

orthopadeics and

Dental

applications with

architecture

63

mimicking natural

bone.

30. MECHANICAL DRDO/Navel

Research Board

Experimental and

Numerical studies

on formability of

friction stir

processed AZ31

alloy Naval

Research Board

31. MECHANICAL DST-FIST 2008

Rs 111.50 Lakhs

100 kN Servo

hydraulic fatigue

testing machine

and with

computer system

32. MECHANICAL Department ofScience

& Technology, New

Delhi

FIST -

Programme

33. MECHANICAL Ministry of New &

Renewable Energy,

New Delhi

Award of

Renewable

Energy Chair

under HRD

Programme


Renewable Energy,

New Delhi

Up gradation of

Laboratory &

Library facilities


Renewable Energy,

New Delhi

M.Tech & Ph.D.,

Fellowships

36. MECHANICAL DST – SERC,

New Delhi

Design and

Development of

Half-Effect

Vapour

Absorption Cold

Storage systems

using new

working fluids for

low potential heat

sources

37. MECHANICAL MNES,

New Delhi

Development of

Single Pressure

Refrigeration

System using

64

Bio-gas as

Energy Input

38. MECHANICAL DST,

GOI

Flow boiling heat

transfer studies of

an Ozone

Friendly Energy

Efficient HFC /

HC refrigerant

mixture with

mineral oil as

Lubricant

39. MECHANICAL UGC,

New Delhi

Eco-Friendly

vapour absorption

heat transformer

for water

purification

40. MECHANICAL

DST - SERC, New

Delhi

R134a-DMAC air-

cooled

absorption

cooling systems

41. MECHANICAL

MNRE, New Delhi

Biogas

refrigerator for

urban, semi

urban and rural

areas

42. MECHANICAL

UGC, New Delhi

Development of

low carbon

technologies for

combined cooling

and drying of

agricultural

products

43. MECHANICAL Tea Board of India

Ministry of Commerce

& Industry, GoI

Energy

Conservation in

Tea Sector

44. MECHANICAL DST –SERC

Flow Boiling Heat

Transfer Studies

of an Ozone

Friendly Energy

Efficient HFC/HC

Refrigerant

Mixture with

Mineral Oil as

65

Lubricant

45. MECHANICAL DST –SERC

Experimental and

analytical

investigation of

solidification and

melting

characteristics of

PCMs with

dispersed

nanoparticles

inside finned

encapsulation

46. MECHANICAL National - MNRE

Biomass

Assessment

Studies for

Southern India

47. MECHANICAL National – BEE,

PCRA, TNEB-TN

Approved Energy

Auditors

48. MECHANICAL National - TEDA

Renewable

Energy Technical

Backup cell

49. MECHANICAL SIEMENS

Siemens PLM

Lab

50. MECHANICAL DST-FIST

Psychometric

Room


Cryogenic Test

Facilities


Thermal

Simulation Lab

53. EEE AICTE

10.00

Development of

steep fronted

current generator

for studying the

performance of

surge arrester in

Gas insulated

substation

54. EEE AICTE

10.00

Characterisation

of transformer

insulation under

very fast transient

over voltages

55. EEE UGC 5.84

Optimal

Operation of

66

radial distribution

system for

Deregulated

electricity market

56. EEE CWET

16.01

Power

Evacuation

Studies for grid

Integrated wind

energy

conversion

system

57. EEE CSIR

7.80

Design of web

enabled secured

model for

simulation of real

time tasks in

embedded

operating

systems

(teaching tool)

58. EEE DST

5.81

Indo Canada

Workshop funded

by DST on

Electric System

Integration with

PHEV charging

station and solar

farms

59. EEE UGC- CAS

Embedded System

15 Centre for

Advanced studies

for Power

apparatus with

Embedded

Systems

60. EEE CPRI(Ministry of

Power)

27

(Recommended

)

Study and

analysis of Nano

wire

superconducting

magnetic energy

storage in

association with

super capacitors

61. ECE Life Sciences

Research Board,

19.6 Functional

Electrical

67

DRDO, Govt. of India Stimulation of

hemiplegics for

functional

restoration of

upper limb using

EEG based Brain

Computer

Interface

62. ECE DST, Govt. of India 20.0 Mass screening

gadget for

ophthalmic

lesions

63. ECE DST, Govt. of India 20.0 Hystero Electrical

Activity Mapping

Device

64. ECE UGS-SAP 60.0 Wireless Body

Area Network for

Telemedicine

Applications

65. ECE CVRDE, AVADI 9.95 Identification of

Communication

Systems for

Situation

Awareness Unit.

66. ECE DRDO, Hyderabad 5.00 Design of Pseudo

Random Code

Based systems

for Ranging and

Data

Comunications

67. ECE NIOT,Velachery,

Chennai – 600 100

7.66 Oil spill detection

system for Marine

Application

68. ECE CVRDE, Avadi

Chennai -54

19.78 Feasibility

exploration of

Multibus

architecture for

AFV applications

69. ECE NIOT,Velachery,

Chennai – 600 100

17.25 Acoustic image

Processing

through

Beamforming

70. ECE DST 20.00 Development of

Tactile sensor

68

based ligature

controller to

assess pancreatic

leak after

whipple‟s

procedure

71. ECE DST (Fast Track

Scheme)

8.64 Design and

development of

intelligent

automated

system for

respiratory

Measurements

72. ECE DST - NHHID 40.00 Development of

configurable

platform for real-

time signal and

image processing

applications

73. ECE Renesas Singapore Microcontroller

Laboratory

74. ECE Texas Instruments Centre of

Excellence in Bio-

Medical

Engineering

75. MATHEMATIC

S

DST India 2 LAKHS Studies on

optimal

maintenance and

replacement of

deteriorating

systems

76. PHYSICS UGC 10.25 Development of

highly efficient

cathode materials

by new novel

synthesis root for

Lithium batteries

77. PHYSICS DST

12.29 “The Search for

new spintronic

materials via

density functional

theory”

69

78. PHYSICS CSIR 7.6 Investigations on

Growth and

Characterization

of Benzaldehyde

Phenyl

Hydrazone and

N-(2-

Chlorophenyl)-(1-

Propanamide)

For NLO

Applications

79. PHYSICS UGC 8.038 Synthesis and

deposition of II-VI

and IV-VI

compound

semiconductor

alloy nano thin

films by Chemical

bath and

Photochemical

deposition

techniques and

their

characterization

to photovoltaic

applications”

80. PHYSICS DRDO 24.44 Growth and

Characterization

of Langasite

Family Crystals

for Non Linear

Optical

Applications

81. PHYSICS CSIR 16.71 Synthesis, growth

and

characterization

of picrate family

70

crystals and

growth of

potassium

sodium tartrate

tetrahydrate

single crystals

from conventional

solution growth

and unidirectional

growth method of

Sankaranarayana

n-Ramasamy for

technological

applications

82. PHYSICS DST 15.87 An investigation

on solitons in

autonomous and

non-autonomous

inhomogeneous

non-linear optical

media

83. PHYSICS UGC-DAE, National

facility for Neutron

Beam Research

[NFNBR](BARC)

7.00 Investigation of

the effects of

nanoparticles in

polymers using

neutrons and

dielectric

spectroscopy

84. PHYSICS BRNS(DAE) 20.83 Understanding

dynamics of

motion and

conductivity of

biomaterials

containing

quantum clusters

in membranes

85. PHYSICS CTDT, Anna

University, Chennai-

25

0.50 Dielectric

relaxation

spectroscopy

studies of starch

membrane

containing gold

71

nano clusters

86. PHYSICS DST-FIST DST-FIST

assistance

programme for

Department of

Physics, Anna

University, Anna

University,

Chennai-25

87. PHYSICS UGC-SAP UGC assistance

to the Department

of Physics, Anna

University, Anna

University,

Chennai-25, at

the level of DRS

under special

assistance

programme

88. ENGLISH UGC Rs. 4,84,800/- Web Based

Language

Learning

Materials for LEP

(Limited English

Proficient)

Students.

89. ENGLISH STATE Communication

Laboratory

90. MEDIA

SCIENCE

UNICEF

7,38,875

Communication

strategy for

Sanitation and

Hygiene behavior

change

91. MEDIA

SCIENCE

Netherland

Government 3.75000 Training the

Media Trainers

92. MEDIA

SCIENCE

DST-NCSTC

M.Sc., Science

and Technology

Communication

(2 years

programme

93. MANAGEMEN DST, New Delhi INR 4,95,000/-

for 3 Years

Indo-Italian

Project on

72

T (National) “Energy Planning

using

Optimization

Methodology”

94. MANAGEMEN

T

UGC, New Delhi

(National)

INR 7,81,000/- Renewable

Energy

Substitution using

Neuro-Fuzzy

approach in

Global Energy –

Economy –

Environmental

Model

95. MANAGEMEN

T

CTDT, Anna

University

(National) INR 100000/-

Development of

EI training

manual for the

psycho-emotional

development of

University

students

96. CSE National Technical

Research

Organization,

New Delhi

Rs. 1.7 Crore Collaborative

Directed Basic

Research in

Smart and

Secure

Environment

(CDBR-SSE)

project

97. CSE UGC-SAP Rs. 75 lakhs DSA I

98. CSE Tamil Virtual

University

Rs.3 lakhs

20 thousand

Value added

services in

Regional

Language on

Hand Held

Devices

99. CSE Ministry of

Communication and

Information

Technology,

Department of

Information

Technology

Rs.90 Lakhs

Information

Security

Education and

Awareness

Project

73

100. CSE Ministry of

Communication and

Information

Technology,

Department of

Information

Technology

Rs. 1crore and

33 lakhs

Specialized

Manpower

Development in

Language

Technology –

Masters

Programme in

Knowledge

Engineering/Com

putational

Linguistics

101. CSE Microsoft 22,800 US

Dollars

Named Entity

Recognizer for

Tamil


Communication and

Information

Technology,

Department of

Information

Technology

1,38,17,000

Development of

Cross Lingual

Information

Access (CLIA)

System Phase II

103. CSE Intel Semiconductor

(US) LTD, Bangalore

2,40, 0000/-

Intel Atom Based

Embedded

Curriculum

Initiative and 10

Intel atom

developer kits

104. CSE UGC

9,38,000/-

Web Service

Selection &

Composition

Framework for

Cost Effective

Business

Application

Development

105. CSE UGC Rs. 75 lakhs DSA I

106. CSE DST Rs. 25 lakhs FIST

107. CSE National Technical

Research

Organization, New

Delhi

Collaborative

Directed Basic

Research in

Smart and

Secure

Environment

74

(CDBR-SSE)

project


Communication and

Information

Technology,

Department of

Information

Technology

Specialized

Manpower

Development in

Language

Technology –

Masters

Programme in

Knowledge

Engineering/Com

putational

Linguistics

109. GEOLOGY DST

8.26,000.00 Spatio-Temporal

shore changes

during Holocene

and tracing the

evolutionary

history of the

Ashtamudi

Estuary, Southern

Kerala

110. GEOLOGY UGC

8,20,600.00 Sequence

biostratigraphy of

Cretaceous and

Paleocene

sediments of

Cauvery Basin,

South India

111. GEOLOGY BRNS

31,25,050.00 Hydrogeological

studies of Gogi

area, Bhima

Basin

112. GEOLOGY European

Commission Seventh

Framework

Programme - FP7

Collaborative Project Rs.70,20,858

SAPH PANI -

Enhancement of

natural water

systems and

treatment

methods for safe

and sustainable

water supply in

India

113. GEOLOGY Dept. of Science &

Technology, Govt. of Rs. 29,82,000

Seawater-fresh

water dynamics

http://www.saphpani.eu/









75

India and identification

of measures to

prevent seawater

intrusion in

alluvial aquifers

north of Chennai

by groundwater

modelling

114. GEOLOGY University Grants

Commission

Rs.7,67,000.00

Rock water

interaction and its

implication on

high fluoride in

groundwater of

Dharmapuri

district, Tamil

Nadu

115. GEOLOGY Indian Space

Research

Organisation

Rs. 13,25,000

Groundwater

prospects

identification in

alluvial terrain

using heat

capacity and land

subsidence

studies


Commission - Centre

with Potential for

Excellence in

Environmental

Science

Rs.100 lakhs

Assessment of

inherent toxicity

of certain rock

types and its

impact on

environment

117. GEOLOGY BRNS, Dept. of

Atomic Energy, Govt.

of India

Rs. 55,94,583.

Hydrogeological

characterisation,

groundwater flow

and transport

modelling at

Lambapur,

Peddagattu

uranium mining

areas and

Seripalli tailings

pond area,

Andhra Pradesh

118. GEOLOGY DOS 10.36 Lakhs

Developing Tools

and Techniques

76

for Lunar

Information

extraction by

multi-sensor

Image Fusion

119. GEOLOGY DST

36.4 lakhs

Isotope

fingerprinting of

waters of India-

National

programme

120. GEOLOGY ISRO- GBP

Rs. 10.0 Lakhs

North east

monsoon

variability and late

Quaternary

evolution of the

continental shelf

and coastal Tamil

nadu (Chennai to

Cuddalore-

microfaunal and

sedimentological

approach)


Commission, Ministry

of Human Resource

Development,

Government of India Rs. 8.20 Lakhs

Dynamics and

geologic records

of past-overwash

sandsheets along

northern Tamil

Nadu Coast,

Southeast Coast

of India

122. GEOLOGY Indian National Centre

for Ocean Information

Services,

Ministry of Earth

Sciences,

Government of India. 28.7 Lakhs

Constraining the

tsunami/cyclicity”

along the

southeast coast

of India based on

near source

(Andaman‟s) &

far field (East

coast of India)

investigations

123. GEOLOGY Board of Research in

Nuclear Sciences,

Department of atomic

energy,

16.0 Lakhs

Characterization

of Organic Matter

in Proterozoic

Unconformity

77

Government of India. Related Uranium

Deposits – A

Case Study from

Srisailam and

Palnad Sub-

Basins

124. GEOLOGY DST, Govt of India

23.78 Lakhs

Hydroinformatic

decision support

system for

protection of

groundwater

head in

Vattamalaikarai

River Basin

125. GEOLOGY UGC, Govt. of India

6.86 Lakhs

Identification of

locations for

construction of

recharge

structures to

augment

groundwater

resources in

Chithar River

Basin using

remote sensing

and GIS

126. GEOLOGY BRNS, Dept. of

Atomic Energy, Govt.

of India

65 Lakhs Hyperspectral

radiometry in the

VIS-NIR-TIR

regions for

identifying

mineral alteration

around Chitrial

area, Andhra

Pradesh

127. GEOLOGY UGC, Govt. of India 12.4 Lakhs Toba ash and

Human

adaptation to

landscape

128. GEOLOGY UGC-SAP-DRS

(PHASE-I)

40 Lakhs

40 Geomorphology

and Remote

sensing

129. GEOLOGY UGC-SAP-DRS 42.5 Geological,

78

(PHASE-II)

42.5 Lakhs

Geomorphologica

l, remote sensing

and

environmental

geology of East

coast basins

130. GEOLOGY UGC-CPESS(PHASE-

II)40 Lakhs

40 Environmental

Geoscience

131. GEOLOGY UGC-CPESS

(PHASE-II)

100 Lakhs

100 Assessment of

inherent toxicity

of certain rocks

and its impact on

environment

132. GEOLOGY DST-FIST (PHASE-I)

56 Lakhs

56 Department

Infrastructural

development

133. GEOLOGY DST-FIST(PHASE-II)

70 Lakhs

70 Department

Infrastructural

development

134. GEOLOGY DST Advanced

Microscopic Lab

135. GEOLOGY TATA Steel Hyper spectral

Remote Sensing

Lab

136. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

BRNS Rs.4,22,78,000 Setting up of

laser facility for

medical and

technological

applications.(Ong

oing)

137. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

University / U G C Medical Physics

138. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

BRNS State of art

Biophotonics Lab

was established

at medical

physics

Department

139. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DAE/NLP Rs. 17,14,000 In vitro and In

vivo studies of the

Photodynamic

Activity on

superficial

carcinoma

79

Investigator :

Dr. S. GANESAN

140. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

AICTE

Rs. 12,00,000

Fabrication of

Rapid Diagnostic

system for cancer

tissues

Investigator :

Dr.

S.GANESAN

Co-Investigator:

Dr. P.

ARUNA

141. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

ICTP,Italy

Rs. 1,80,000

Study of Tissue

Optics for

Diagnostic and

Therapeutic

applications

Investigator :

Dr. S.GANESAN

Co-Investigator:

Dr. P.ARUNA

142. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DST

Rs. 17,44,000

Photonic

Pathology of

Neoplastic

changes by

Native

Fluorescence

Spectroscopy

Investigator :

Dr. S. GANESAN

Co-Investigator:

Dr. P. ARUNA

143. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DAE/BRNS

Rs.25,10,470

Investigations on

Photodynamic

Therapy of

cancer in animal

models

80

Investigator :

Dr. S.GANESAN

Co-Investigator:

Dr. P. ARUNA

144. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DAE/ BRNS

Rs. 18,56,189

Monte Carlo

aided dosimetry

for brachytherapy

sources

Investigator :

Dr. P. ARUNA

Co-investigator:

Dr. S. GANESAN

145. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

CSIR

Rs. 13,60,000

In vivo radiation

dosimetry for

diagnostic and

therapeutic

applications:

Theoretical and

experimental

investigation.

Investigator :

Dr. S. GANESAN

Co-investigators:

Dr. P. ARUNA

&Dr. J.

VELMURUGAN

146. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DAE

Rs. 16,55,080 Radiological risk

assessment of

public around

Nuclear power

reactor from

medical

exposure.

Investigator :

Dr. S.GANESAN

Coinvestigators:

Dr. P. ARUNA

&Dr. J.

VELMURUGAN

81

147. MEDICAL

PHYSICS

DAE/

BRNS

Rs. 4,22,78,000 Setting up of

laser facility for

medical and

technological

applications.(Ong

oing)

Investigator :

Dr. S.

GANESAN

Co-investigators:

Dr. P.

ARUNA,

Dr. D.

KOTEESWARAN

&

DR. K.

MUTHUVELU

148. INDUSTRIAL CTDT, Anna

University 25,000

Selecting an

Optimal Route in

Traffic Conditions

149. INDUSTRIAL CTDT, Anna

University

25,000

Applications of

Industrial

Engineering

Techniques to

Reduce the Setup

cost of Effluent

Treatment Plant

in Dyeing

Industries

150. PRINTING CTDT 25,000/- Agro-based anti-

fungal adhesives

for corrugated

boards

151. PRINTING CTDT 25,000/- Prevention of

Board Curl

152. PRINTING CTDT 25,000/- Flexible films with

Nano coating

153. PRINTING CTDT 20,000/- Simulation of

82

Folding Carton

Performance

154. PRINTING CTDT 25,000/- Visual Expiry

Indicator for

Package

155. 2005-

2012

IST DIT, Delhi 1,33,00,000/- Specialized

manpower

Development in

Language

Technology

2005-2012

156. 2005-

2013

IST MIT,DIT, Delhi 12,40,411/- Information

Security

Education and

Awareness

2005-2013

157. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY DST 28.62

(2010-13)

Pyrazoline

polymers

containing

triazole receptor

as selective

fluorescent

chemosensor for

metal ions

[SR/S1/PC-

07/2010]

158. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY ICMR 11.2 (2010-13) Study of tribology

of sulfur

containing

aromatic polymer-

nano hydroxyl

apatite

composites for

orthopedic

application.

159. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY BRNS 21.62 (2010-13) Ion exchange

membranes for

desalination

process

160. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY DST-AFT 44.3 (2010-13) Microbial Fuel

Cell Development

for Production of

83

Electricity from

Waste Biomass

161. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY UGC 8.72

(2010-13)

Nanofiber

Network Ion

Conducting

Polymer

Composite for

Fuel Cells

162. 2010-13 CHEMISTRY DST Nano

Mission

18 (2010-13) Organic inorganic

hybrid nano

coatings for

specialty

performance

applications

163. 2010-

2013

IST Ministry of

Communications and

Information

Technology, New

Delhi

1,38,17,000/- Development of

Cross-Lingual

Information

Access System

Phase-II

2010-2013

164. 2010-

2013

MANUFACTU

RING

DST

19,68,000

Development of

in process tool

condition

monitoring for

mechanical micro

machining using

multiple sensors

(2010-2013)

165. 2011 CIVIL UGC (2011)

6.71

Integrated

Reservoir

modelling for

Eutrophication

Management in

Krishnagiri

Reservoir, South

India

166. 2011 CIVIL M/s. VA Tech Wabag

LTd., Chennai (2011)

1.36

Pilot plant of

ceramic

membrane

filtration to

produce potable

water

167. 2011 CIVIL NRSC, Hyderabad

(2011) 0.96

National Urban

Information

84

System

168. 2011 CIVIL Cantonment Board,

Belgaum (2011)

11.96

GPS based

mapping and

creation of land

information

system for

St.Thomas Mount

Cantonment


Belgaum (2011)

7.43

GPS based

mapping and

creation of lands

information

system Belgaum

Cantonment

Board


Belgaum (2011)

6.48

GPS based

mapping and

LPS creation of

cantonment

board, Wellington


Belgaum (2011)

1.88

GPS based

mapping and

creation of lands

information

system

Cannonure

Cantonment

Board,

172. 2011 CIVIL Department of Rural

Development, GoTN

(2011)

27.00

Creation of

Surface water

bodies for entire

Tamil nadu for

MNREGS

Schemes Phase

– II

173. 2011 CIVIL NRSC , Govt. of India

(2011) 41.71

National

Geomorphologica

l and lineament

mapping

174. 2011 CIVIL TWAD Board, GoTN 34.00 Preparation of

85

(2011) Ground Water

Prospects

Mapping (HGM

Maps) for the

Tamil Nadu State

under Rajiv

Gandhi Drinking

Mission

175. 2011 CIVIL Department of

Environment, GoTN

(2011)

35.00

Updation of

Existing HTL

Demarcation and

Fresh

HTLDemarcation

from Pulicot Lake

to Andhra

Pradesh Border

176. 2011 CIVIL DST (2011)

39.68

Mineral CO2

sequestration by

carbonation of

industrial, alkaline

Solid residues

177. 2011 MEDIA

SCIENCE

Indira Gandhi Centre

for Atomic Research,

Kalpakkam, 2011

40,000

Preparation of

Kalpakkam

Community Radio

Station Start-up

Manual and

Sustenance

Guidelines

178. 2011-

2015

MANUFACTU

RING

DST

25,00,000

RapidPrototyping

-

A Manufacturing

Tool for Bio-

products for

Orthopedics and

Dental

Application with

Architecture

Mimicking Natural

Bone (2011-

2015)

179. 2011

onwards

IST Intel Higher Education

Pvt. Ltd

2,40,000/- Atom based

embedded

86

curriculum Lab -

2011 onwards

180. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY UGC

5.70

(2011-14)

Development of

Liquid crystalline

and Luminescent

Photocurable

Polyesters

181. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY DST 11.28 (2011-14) Preparation and

characterization

of ceramic

anocontainers for

biomedical

applications

182. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY UGC 7.98 (2011-14) Development of

nanoporous TiO2

and ZrO2 for

biomedical

applications

183. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY CSIR 27.87 (2011-14) Electrospun

Carbon

Nanofibers in

Electrode

Preparation for

Fuel Cells

184. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY DBT 18.36 (2011-14) Development and

characterisation

of electrospun

jute – poly (2-

Hydroxy ethyl

methacrylate {p-

HEMA}) –

paclitaxel as a

potential

nanofibrous

scaffold for drug

delivery

185. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY DST 23.82 (2011-14) Development and

assessment of

porous poly L-

Lactide – Silk

Fibroin –

Curcumin

nanofibers for

drug delivery

87

186. 2011-14 CHEMISTRY UGC 9.00 (2011-14) Bimetallic Al-Fe –

TUD-1,

Synthesis,

characterization

and Synergy

between acid

sites

187. 2011-

2014

MANUFACTU

RING

BRNS

44,41,500

Design and

development of

Microsystems,

optimization of

micromachining

process

parameters and

micro tool

condition

monitoring

system

(2011-2014)

188. 2012 CIVIL DST (2012)

57.00

ALTM & GIS for

Cyclone Disaster

Management in

Nellore District,

AP

189. 2012 CIVIL Cauvery Technical

Cell (2012) 12.00

Mapping of

Cropped area in

Cauvery Basin

190. 2012 CIVIL NABARD (2012)

12.00

Study the Impact

of development

schemes

executed by

different

departments in

watershed

191. 2012 CIVIL DST (2012)

4.09

Induction of UV-B

Radiation in Soil

microalgae and

their application

and synthesis of

commercially

important

metabolites

88

192. 2012 MECHANICAL DRDO/NRB (Govt. of

India) Rs. 24.00

Lakhs

(Ongoing)

Experimental and

Numerical studies

of Friction Stir

Welding of

AZ31B Alloy

193. 2012 MECHANICAL DRDO/ER&IPR(Govt.

of India)

Rs. 24.10

Lakhs

(Ongoing)

Experimental and

Numerical studies

on Twist

Extrusion

Process of

Aluminium Alloys

in Aerospace

Industries

194. 2012

onwards

IST UGC 1,85,000/- Design of New

Architecture for

providing secure

web services

-2012 onwards

195. 2012

onwards

IST DRS 75 Lakhs SAP-Phase1

From 2012

onwards

196. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY AERB 20.245

(2012-15)

Development and

testing of

corrosion

inhibitors for fire

water system

materials

197. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY DST, New Delhi

125.036 (2012-

15)

Synthesis and

characterization

of heteroatom

doped carbon

nanotubes and its

use in

supercapacitors

198. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY UGC 12.258 (2012-

15)

Synthesis and

characterization

of

silsesquixanec -

polyimide

nanocomposites

199. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY CSIR 15.92 (2012-15)

Linear ether and

ketone containing

phthalonitrile

resin with reactive

89

pendants for

advanced

applications

200. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY UGC 7.295 (2012-15) Synthesis and

characterization

of

quaternary

ammonium salt

cationic

surfactants for

clay modification

it's application in

water remediation

and

effluent treatment

201. 2012-15 CHEMISTRY UGC 11.773

(2012-15)

Synthesis and

characterisation

of poly N-(2-

Hydroxy Propyl)

methacrylamide

(p-HPMA) -

Camptothecin

nanofibrous

scaffold for drug

delivery

202. April

2012 –

March

2014

IST Department of

Science and

Technology

10,00,000/- SERC Fast track

scheme for

Young Scientists

in Engineering

Sciences

April 2012 –

March 2014

203. 2009 –12 CHEMISTRY ISRO / RESPOND 12.12 (2009 –

12)

Development of

new thermoset

polyimides for

PMR-15/DMBZ-

15 replacement.

204. 2009 - 12 CHEMISTRY UGC 7.0 (2009-12) Studies on newer

Acrylic and

Methacrylic Homo

and Copolymer

for adhesive

coatings and

antimicrobial

90

activity

205. 2009 –12 CHEMISTRY CSIR 20.62 (2009-12) Study of polymer-

nanohydroxy

apatite composite

scaffolds for drug

delivery and

tissue

engineering

applications.

206. 2009-12 CHEMISTRY DST 21.19 (2009-12) Novel

aluminosilicates

as support for

Hydrodenitrogena

tion catalyst.

207. 2009-12 CHEMISTRY UGC-DAE 4.10 (2009-12) Fabrication of

TiO2 nanotubes

for biomedical

applications

208. 2009-12 CHEMISTRY UGC (MRP), New

Delhi

10.668 (2009-

12)

Synthesis and

characterization

of heteroatom

functionalized

carbon nanotubes

using MCM-41

molecular sieves

via CCVD

technique

209. 2009-12 CHEMISTRY AICTE 7.38 (2009-12)

Fabrication and

Characterization

of Sulphonated

polymer/nano

hydroxyapatite

composites for

drug delivery and

tissue

engineering

application

210. 2009-13 CHEMISTRY DST 17.71 (2009-13) Studies on new

crosslinked

polybenzoxazines

and

benzoxazine/BMI

glass fiber

composites.

91

211. 2009-

2014

MANUFACTU

RING

DST-FIST

Fund for

Improvement of

Science and

Technology

(2009-2014) – Rs

114 Lakhs

212. From

2009

IST IBM, Bangalore 4,96,467/- IBM Faculty

Award

From 2009

onwards

213. From

2009

IST IBM, Bangalore 4,96,467/- IBM Faculty

Award

From 2009

onwards

214. from

February

1, 2010

MEDIA

SCIENCE

UGC Major Research

Project from February

1, 2010

5,40,000

Use of

Information and

Communication

Technology for

Creating Climate

Change

Awareness

215. March

2011-

August

2011

CHEMISTRY CTDT 0.25

March 2011-

August 2011

Bio polyol based

green polymer

hydrogels for

agricultural soil

application

18) COMMUNITY SERVICES:

NSS (National Service Scheme) - CEG

# Details of Community services Beneficiary

1 Camp at Sankarapuram Village - 2nd

June to 9th June – Survey, mass

cleaning, Awareness Programs,

Documentary Movie Screening, Eye

camp Zero Waste Management,

Veterinary Camp, Tree Plantation

Year round activities such as visit to

orphanage, blood donation camp,

youth motivation programmes, etc.,

Residents of village

Respective institutions or

community

92

NSS (National Service Scheme) -AC TECH


1 Vocational Skill Training

Rally to create awareness about Child

Labour , 21st to 27th June, 2011.

Youth Motivation campaign on

13.08.2011 at Vivekananda Auditorium

Laptop Training Programme

12.11.2011

Yoga Training Programme12.11.2011

National day for mentally retarded

person 17.12.2011

23rd Road Safety Week Observation &

Prize Distribution” on 07.01.2012

Voters day awareness programmeon

25.01.2012.

Cancer Awareness Programme

18.01.2012

Adarsh Youth Mela” celebration of

Birthday of Swami Vivekananda

13.01.2012.

Villiambakkam village

Nandanam Government School

Students

Volunteers

Volunteers

Female faculty members in campus

NSS

NSS (National Service Scheme) - MIT


1 Camp at Puluthivakkam,

SirungundramYear round activities-

blood donation camp, eye camp health

camp, awareness campaigns towards

literacy, employability, women

empowerment, effects of tobacco,

alcohol &drugs, green earth activities,

traffic rules

Residents of Village

YRC (Youth Red Cross)-Anna University

# Details of Community Services Beneficiary

93


1 About 280 YRC Student Volunteers of CEG Campus

attended a 7-Day Annual Camp on the theme “Find the

Volunteer Inside You” during the month of June 2011

as follows:

YRC Unit–1 conducted a 7-Day YRC Camp from 20th–

26th Jun 2011 at Karalapakkam near Thiruninravur.

Mr.G.Dhinagaran, YRC Programme Officer

accompanied 50 YRC Volunteers and participated in

various social service activities during the Camp in and

around the village.

YRC Units–2 & 3 conducted a 7-Day YRC Camp from

20th–26th Jun 2011 at Sevalaya at Pakkam Village near

Thiruninravur. Mr.N.Thangaraj and Mr.K.P.ManiAnand,

YRC Programme Officers accompanied 110 YRC

Volunteers and participated in various social service

activities in and around the village.

YRC Units–4 & 5 conducted a 7-Day YRC Camp from

18th–24th Jun 2011 at Govt. Higher Secondary School,

Sunnambukulam near Gummidipoondi.

Mr.K.Kulothungan, YRC Programme Officer and

Mr.D.Narashiman, Teaching Fellow, CEG Campus

accompanied 120 YRC Volunteers and participated in

various social service activities in and around the

village.

As a part of 65th Independence Day Celebration, a

“Youth Motivation Talk” was organised on 13th Aug

2011 in association with an NGO YuvaShakthi. Chief

Guest Mr.M.R.Venkatesh, a Chennai based Chartered

Accountant delivered lecture on the topic “Role of

Youth in Indian Freedom”.

Best Volunteer Award for the year 2010-11 was given

to the YRC Student Volunteers of Anna University by

our beloved Vice-Chancellor Dr.P.MannarJawahar

during the 65th Independence Day Celebrations on 15th

Aug 2011.

Teachers‟ Day Greetings for the year 2011 was

designed by YRC Volunteers and the senior volunteers

greeted the Vice-Chancellor, Registrar and Dean, CEG

Campus and all the Heads of the Department of Anna

University with a hard copy of the Greetings on 5th Sep

2011.

Students of

respective units

and Village

people.

People at

Karalapakkam

Children in

SevalayaOrpha-

nage, Children in

MahakaviBhara-

thiar School,

Inmates of Old

Age Home and the

village people.

School Children in

Govt. Hr. Sec.

School,

Sunnambukulam

and village people.

1500 first year and

senior Students of

Constituent

Colleges of Anna

University.

YRC Senior

Volunteers

Students and

Faculty Members

of Anna University.

100 No. of Visually

Challen-ged

94


Reading for the Blind Activity was held on every

Saturday from Jul-Nov 2011 and Jan-Apr 2012 at

Fathima Matriculation School, Kodambakkam by YRC

Volunteers of CEG Campus.

About 55 Student volunteers of Anna University

donated blood to the patients of Cancer Institute on

emergency request from July 2011 to April 2012.

A One-Day Orientation Programme for YRC

Programme Officers and Student Volunteers of CEG,

AC Tech, SAP & MIT Campuses was organised by

YRC Cell, Anna University on 24th Dec. 2011.

The following lectures were delivered for the benefit of

YRC Programme Officers & Student Volunteers by

eminent resource persons from various organisations.

o Red Cross Movement & History by

Dr.A.KadarBasha, IRCS

o Tobacco Control Measures by

Dr.E.Vidubala,Cancer Institute, Adyar

o Demo & Lecture on First Aid by

Mr.C.S.Kumaraguru, First Aid Trainer

o Celebrating Life & AIDS Awareness

Prg..yDr.S.Tandapany, RRC Dt. Manager.

From 1st–7th Jan 2012, the 23rd Road Safety Week was

observed. The theme was “Accidents Bring Tears,

Safety Brings Cheers”.

A Road Safety Campaign was held on 6th Jan 2012 at

Kotturpuram Entrance. Paper Presentation, Slogan

Writing, Quiz, Poster Competition etc. were conducted

and prizes were distributed by the Vice-Chancellor

Dr.P.MannarJawahar along with Mr.Santosh Kumar,

IPS, Dy. Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Chennai–

West, Dr.S.Shanmugavel, Registrar and

Dr.MonsinghD.Devadas, Dean, SAP Campus at AC

Tech Campus.

National Youth Day was celebrated on 13th Jan 2012 in

connection with Swami Vivekananda‟s 150th birth

anniversary. Dr.P.MannarJawahar presided over the

celebration, Dr.M.Sekar, Dean, CEG Campus

delivered Key Note Address and Dr.I.S.Parveen

People in Chennai

Patients in Cancer

Institute, Chennai

4 YRC

Programme

Officers and 88

Volunteers.

General Public,

Road user and 1st

year Student

Volunteers of

Personality

&Chara-cter

Development

Programmes of

Anna University

Main Campus.

1500 first year and

senior Students of

Constituent

Colleges of Anna

University.

Patients of various

Hospitals in

95


Sultana, Tamil Scholar delivered Special Address.

Voluntary Blood Donors Database 2012 containing 819

students was released by the Vice-Chancellor

Dr.P.MannarJawahar during the 63rd Republic Day

Celebration on 26th Jan 2012.

VIVEGA‟12, an event to bring out the inherent talents

of children from six orphanages was held in

association with the M/s Indian Bank, M/s Vignesvaraa

Metals & Alloys, M/s Rehoboth Diagnostic Centre and

M/s Jaya Maruthi Charitable Trust, Chennai on 12th

Feb 2012.

Avvai Home and Orphanage, Adyar.

Guild of Service, Anna Nagar West

Open Door Orphanage & Community Centre,

Kodambakkam

Sevasamajam Girls Home, Egmore.

Sevalaya, Thiruninravur.

UthavumUllam, Tambaram West

The prizes were distributed by Dr.N.Kumaravel,

Additional Registrar and Dr.B.Kumar, YRC Co-

ordinator, Anna University and Mr.R.Balakrishnan, IAS,

Chief Vigilance Officer, CPCL Corporate Office,

Chennai.

A Mass Blood Donation Camp named Suka Raksha‟12

was organised on 29th Feb 2012 and 222 units of blood

was collected and donated to the Blood Bank of Rajiv

Gandhi Govt. General Hospital, Chennai – 3.

Chennai viz:

Cancer Institute

(WIA), Apollo,

SRMC, MIOT&

Global Hospital.

180 Students of

six Orphanages

and YRC

Volunteers.

Avvai Home &

Orphanage, Guild

of Service, Open

Door Orphanage &

Community

Centre,

Sevasamajam

Girls Home,

Sevalaya and

UthavumUllam,

Blood Bank of

Rajiv Gandhi Govt.

General Hospital,

Chennai

YRC (Youth Red Cross)- SAP


1 7 day summer camp at Udumelpet

Village involving adopt a school

programme, helping in health camp

for village, motivating women about

empowerment, assisting in old age

home

Campus Tree planting

Residents of Udumalpet Village

Anna University Campus

96

19) TEACHERS AND OFFICERS NEWLY RECRUITED

Dept. / Centre Professor Assistant

Professor

Lecturer

Civil 2 3 -

Mechanical 2 1 -

Industrial 1 - -

Physics 1 1 -

Mining - - 1

Printing - - 2

English - - 1

Automobile 1 1 -

Aerospace - 2 -

ECE 2 - -

EEE 1 - -

Instrumn. 1 1 2

Architecture - 2

Chemical 1 2 -

CSE - 1 -

IT 1 2 -

Mgt. - 2 -

Chemistry - 1 -

Comp.Tech. 1 1 -

RPT 1 - -

TOTAL 15 18 8

SELF SUPPORTING PROGRAMME

Dept. / Centre Professor Assistant

Professor

Lecturer

Biotech. - 2 -

Informn.Sci.&

Tech.

- 1 -

TOTAL - 3 -

97

20) TEACHING – NON-TEACHING STAFF RATIO:

# No. of Ratio

Teaching Non-teaching

1 582 847 1:4.6

21) IMPROVEMENTS IN THE LIBRARY SERVICES:

# Improvements made Amount

1 Refurbished Circulation Counter at SAP Library

Refurbished Personal Belongings Counter

Content Management System

2,00,000

1,00,000

3,00,000

22) NEW BOOKS/JOURNALS SUBSCRIBED AND THEIR VALUE:

# Number Amount

New books Journals

1 3623 397 +E-Journals(28000) 1,41,50,000

23) COURSES IN WHICH STUDENT ASSESSMENT OF TEACHERS IS

INTRODUCED AND THE ACTION TAKEN ON STUDENT FEEDBACK

Month Year No. of

subjects

(Distinct)

No. of

Classes

No. of

Students

No. of

Staff

below 2.5

out of 5

Action taken

December 2011 901 199 6540 14

Feedback system conducted

or maximum score of 5.

98

May 2012 759 158 6245 10 Those staff members who

have scored less than 2.5 are

given counseling and advice

by the University authorities.

24) UNIT COST OF EDUCATION

(Unit cost = total annual recurring expenditure (actual) divided by total number of

students enrolled)

(a) Including the salary component = Rs.(272,61,15,000/12557)

= Rs.2,17,099 per student

(b) Excluding the salary component = Rs.(151,18,76,000/12557)

= Rs.1,20,401 per student

25) COMPUTERIZATION OF ADMINISTRATION AND THE PROCESS OF

ADMISSIONS, EXAMINATION RESULTS, ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

Sl.No. Computerization

Admission Examination Results

1. The software for TNEA was modified to include

Sons and daughter of Srilankan Tamil Refugee

for engineering admissions.

Regular examination fee

registration module

implemented.

-

26) INCREASE IN THE INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

# Year Dept New Facilities Amount

1 Bio-

Technology

Name of the special laboratories sponsored

1. Bioprocess lab(Building) Taramani - SPIC

2. TaramaniAnnexe building G.Floor and First Floor

- Indo US PL 480 project

3. TaramaniAnnexe Building Second Floor -

Ranbaxy

2 Mechanical

Engg. CEG

1. Siemens PLM Lab - SIEMENS

2. Psychometric Room- DST-FIST

3. Cryogenic Test Facilities – DST-FIST

4. Thermal Simulation Lab - DST-FIST

3 EEE - CEG 1. MEMS design Centre - NPMAS (National

99

Program on micro and smart systems)

2. NaMPET Lab - Ministry of Communications &

Information Technology, Government of India

4 Mining –

CEG

Soil Machine Interaction Laboratory for Ocean Mining (in

progress) - NIOT, Ministry of Earth Science

5 GEOLOGY 1. 1. Advanced Microscopic Lab – DST

2. 2. Hyper spectral Remote Sensing Lab – TATA

STEEL

6 Medical

physics

3. 1. Medical Physics - University / U G C

4. 2. State of art Biophotonics Lab was established at

medical physics Department - BRNS

27) TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION

Under Construction

28) COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS AND TRAINING TO TEACHERS AND

STUDENTS

Computer and internet access are available campus-wide to all the teachers and

non-teaching staffs. A wide access of WiFi is also provided. All individuals can register

their personal laptops and access through WiFi. A centralized facility works 24 hours.

Regarding training for teachers and students, as everybody possess the

basic competency, the specialized programs like Java, etc. are being conducted regularly.

29) FINANCIAL AID TO STUDENTS:

Sl.

No. Details of the Aid / Scholarship

No. of

Student Amount

1 T.N. Govt. - BC/MBC Scholarship 1019 8384470

2 T.N. Govt. - Minority Scholarship (Renewal 20+Fresh 16) 33 905800

3 T.N. Govt. - National Teacher Welfare Fund Scholarship 11 55000

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4 T.N.Govt.-Anna Award 67 335000

5 T.N.Govt.-District Topper Scholarship 33 735732

6 T.N.Govt.-Top-10 from Non-Graduate Families Scholarship 16 449678

7 T.N. Govt.-Dr. MGR and Thiru Quid-e-Millath Scholarship 35 175000

8 UGC- PG Merit Scholarship (Fresh-7,Renewal-4) 11 22000

9

MHRD-Central Sector Scholarship Recommended

2008 III year (342) IV year Renewal (333) 2009-II year (190) III

year Renewal (189) 2010 I year Fresh (169) II year Renewal

(135) 189 1890000

10 NCERT-NCERT Scholarship 3 18000

11

Anna University-Anna University

Students Welfare Scholarship

(CEG-6, MIT-4,AC Tech.-3 and SAP-1) 6 150000

12 AU ALUMNI-CEG72 Alumni Endowment Scholarship 6 48000



15 AU ALUMNI-1956- 60 Alumni Endowment Scholarship 3 45000

16 AU ALUMNI-CSE Alumni Endowment Scholarship 7 78000

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17

CTS Scholarship (Renewal) MIT-15, CEG-16 and (Fresh) MIT-6,

CEG-6) 22 770000

18

Bank of Tokyo Scholarship

(CEG-8, MIT-4, AC Tech-4) 8 184800

19 SRM University Scholarship 1 8000

20 FAEA Scholarship 1 18000

21 Prathibha Scholarship 2 35000

22 IOL Scholarship 7 264000

23 Sathya Sai Baba 2 24500

24 Tamil Nadu Education Trust Scholarship 6 33000

25 Beedi Workers Scholarship 1 8000

26 Handicapped Scholarship 6 206210

27 Municipal Corporation School Scholarship 1 32950

28 Selvarajalu Chetty Trust 1 15000

29 Other states scholarship (Bihar, Maharatra, A.P) 6 134620

30 T.N. Govt- SC/ST Scholarship 492 8216945

31 T.N. Govt- SC/ST Special Loan Scholarship 217 1760000

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32 T.N. Govt- CM.Award 253 415500

30) ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION:

# Date Day Activity

1) 17-05-2011 Thursday Genesis day

2) 06-07-2011

(Tentative)

Friday CEGAM

3) 13-07-2011&

14-07-2011

(Tentative)

Friday

&

Saturday

Career Guidance Programme

4) 18-07-2011 Wednesday Padmasri N.Dharmarajan Endowment

Lecture

5) 22-07-2011 Sunday Prof.K.S.Hegde Endowment Lecture

6) 05-08-2011 Sunday Padmashri T.Muthian Memorial Lecture

7) 05-09-2011 Wednesday Teacher‟s day Celebration

8) 12-09-2011 Wednesday Dr.N.V.Arunachalam Memorial Lecture

9) 28-09-2011 Friday AGM & Rally

10) 05-01-2012 Thursday Road Safety Programme

11) 28-02-2012 Tuesday Lt.Col.S.Paul Memorial Lecture

12) 23-03-2012 Friday Alumni Day

13) 17-05-2012 Thursday Genesis day

14) 06-07-2012

(Tentative)

Friday CEGAM

15) 13-07-2012

&

14-07-2012

Friday &

Saturday

Career Guidance Programme

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(Tentative)

16) 18-07-2012 Wednesday Padmasri N.Dharmarajan Endowment

Lecture

17) 22-07-2012 Sunday Prof.K.S.Hegde Endowment Lecture

18) 05-08-2012 Sunday Padmashri T.Muthian Memorial Lecture

19) 05-09-2012 Wednesday Teacher‟s day Celebration

20) 12-09-2012 Wednesday Dr.N.V.Arunachalam Memorial Lecture

21) 28-09-2012 Friday AGM & Rally

31) ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT FROM THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION:

As of now, there is no Parent-Teacher Association. It is under consideration

to decide on the formation from the upcoming year.

Every parent is met before the student commences his first day in the class.

For the next four years, we are very open for parents to meet the course instructor,

class advisor, Head of Department and higher authorities in university based on the

need. All their representations are being met then and there to their satisfaction.

Wherever need arises, parents are being called then and there and the needful is

being done

32) HEALTH SERVICES:

CONSULTATIONGeneral timing : 7.30am to 6.30pm

On Government Holidays and 2nd Saturday the Health Centre will function from

7.30am to 1.00pm only. All Sundays are holidays.

SPECIALIST OF HEALTH CENTRE

Clinic Day Time Doctor

Dental Monday 3.00 pm to 5.00

pm

Dr. D.Koteeswaran, M.D.S.,

F.I.C.D.

Eye Tuesday 4.00 pm to 6.00

pm

Dr. K.Senthamilselvi, M.B.B.S,

D.O.

Skin Wednesday 4.00 pm to 6.00 Dr. K.V.Sampath Kumar,

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pm M.D.D.D.

Ortho Friday 4.00 pm to 6.00

pm Dr. K.V.Aiyasami, M.S., F.R.C.S.

ENT On all working days fore

noon.

7.30 am to

1.00pm.

Dr.A.Mary, MBBS, D.L.O.

(Health Centre Medical officer)

The following investigations is available in the Health Centre

Timing: 8.00am to 11.00am and 4.00pm to 6.00pm

Blood

Analysis

Haematolog

y Analysis

Urine Analysis

Motion

Analysis

PHYSIOTHER

APY

Wax bath

E.C.G

facility

Blood sugar

Blood urea

Serum

Cholesterol

Serum

Triglycerides

H.D.L.

L.D.L.

Serum total

protein

Albumin

Globulin

Serum

bilirubin

SGOT

SGPT

Alkaline

Phosphatase

Widal test

Smear for

M.P

G.T.T

Hemoglobin

Total WBC

count

Total RBC

count

Differential

count

Bleeding time

Coagulation

time

ESR

Blood

grouping and

Typing

Urine routine

Bile salt

Bile Pigment

Ultra sound

I.F.T.

Traction

Short wave

diathermy

T.E.N.S

Electrical

stimulation

(Timing:

7.30am to

1.00pm)

The Anna University employees and their dependent can avail the medical treatment in the

following Hospitals.

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Hospital Area

JSP SPECIALTY HOSPITAL PVT.

LTD.

70, KANCHIPURAM HIGH ROAD

CHENGALPATTU – 603 002

NATIONAL HOSPITAL 12, JAFFER SERANG STREET

CHENNAI – 600 001.

DEVAKI HOSPITAL 148, LUAZ CHURCH ROAD, MYLAPORE

CHENNAI – 600 004.

TRINITY ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL 33, DESI ROAD, MYLAPORE

CHENNAI – 600 004.

APOLLO HOSPITAL

2ND FLOOR, „B‟ WARD #21, OFF GREAMS ROAD,

GREAMS LANE,

CHENNAI – 600 006.

MERCURY NURSING HOME 36, PANTEON ROAD, EGMORE

CHENNAI – 600 008.

A.K.N. NURSING HOME 20, KELLYS ROAD KILPAUK

CHENNAI – 600 010.

DR. RAJARATHINAM INSTT. OF G.I.

DISEASE

47/3, NEW AVADI ROAD, KILPAUK

CHENNAI – 600 010.

FIRST MED HOSPITALS 154, P.H. ROAD

CHENNAI – 600 010.

ST. THOMAS HOSPITAL ST. THOMAS MT.

CHENNAI – 600 016.

RAJU HOSPITAL 42, SOUTH USMAN ROAD, T. NAGAR

CHENNAI – 600 017.

SUGAM HOSPITAL

349, T.H., ROAD, THIRUVOTTIYUR

CHENNAI – 600 019.

MALAR HOSPITAL 52, 1ST MAIN ROAD, GANDHI NAGAR, ADYAR

CHENNAI – 600 020.

SHIVA SUNDAR HOSPITAL

9, 1ST CROSS STREET, SHASTHI NAGAR,

ADYAR

CHENNAI – 600 020.

C.S.I. RAINY HOSPITAL 45, G.A. ROAD, THONDIARPET

CHENNAI – 600 021.

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J.V. HOSPITAL 31, RAILWAY BORDER ROAD, KODAMBAKKAM

CHENNAI – 600 024.

CHENNAI KALIAPPA HOSPITAL 52, 2ND MAIN ROAD, R.A. PURAM

CHENNAI – 600 026.

HANDE HOSPITAL 45, LAKSHMI TALKIES ROAD, SHENOY NAGAR

CHENNAI – 600 030.

BILLROTH HOSPITAL 43, LAKSHMI TALKIES ROAD, SHENOY NAGAR

CHENNAI – 600 030.

DR. MEHTA‟S NURSING HOME

2, (OLD 21), MC NICHOLS ROAD, 2ND STREET,

CHETPET,

CHENNAI – 600 031.

BALAJI HOSPITAL 1, LAWYER JGANATHAN STREET, GUINDY

CHENNAI – 600 032.

MED INDIA DIGESTIC DISEASE 83, VALLUVAR KOTTAN HIGH ROAD,

CHENNAI – 600 034.

BRS HOSPITAL 28, CATHEDRAL GARDENS ROAD,

CHENNAI – 600 034.

APOLLO SPECIALITY HOSPITALS PADMA COMPLEX, 320, ANNA SALAI,

CHENNAI – 600 035.

NALAMM HOSPITAL 10/A3, 1ST CROSS STREET, MKB NAGAR,

CHENNAI – 600 039.

K.H.M HOSPITAL

AB-14, PLOT. NO. 4907, 6TH MAIN ROAD, ANNA

NAGAR,

CHENNAI – 600 040.

CITY TOWER HOSPITALS AA-10, 2ND AVENUE ANNA NAGAR

CHENNAI – 600 040.

A.G. HOSPITAL 6, KAKAN STREET, WEST TAMBARAM

CHENNAI – 600 045.

DEEPAM HOSPITAL 327, MUTHURANGAM ROAD, WEST TAMBARAM

CHENNAI – 600 045.

RAKKI HOSPITAL 29-30, ORAGADAM ROAD, AMBATTUR

CHENNAI – 600 053.

DR. RABINDRAN‟S HEALTH CARE

CENTRE

211-212, MTH ROAD, AMBATTUR

CHENNA – 600 053.

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K.K.R. E.N.T. HOSPITAL AND

RESEARCH INSTITUTE

827, POONAMALLE HIGH ROAD

CHENNAI – 600 010.

SUNDER HOSPITAL 186, TRUNK ROAD, POONAMALLEE

CHENNAI –600056.

SREE B.M. HOSPITAL 11-A, 5TH MAIN ROAD, THILLAI GANGA NAGAR

CHENNAI – 600 061.

Dr. HARIHARAN HOSPITAL 17, “SWATHI”, 29TH STREET

CHENNAI – 600 061.

APOLLO HOSPITAL 646, T.H. ROAD, TONDIARPET

CHENNAI – 600 081.

RANJITH HOSPITAL 61, MEDAVAKKAM, TANK ROAD

CHENNAI

Dr. AGARWAL EYE HOSPITAL 13, CATHEDRAL ROAD

CHENNAI – 600 086.

SOORYA HOSPITAL 1/1, ARUNACHALAM ROAD, SALIGRAMAM

CHENNAI–093.

APPASAMY MEDI CARE CENTRE

PVT. LTD.

23,25, FRIEND AVENUE, ARUMBAKKAM

CHENNAI – 600 106.

PAVITHRA HOSPITALS

7, ETHIRAJ SWAMY SALAI, ERUKKANCHERY

CHENNAI – 600 118.

33) PERFORMANCE IN SPORTS ACTIVITIES

For the year 2011-2012

2011-

2012 ZONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Athletics Winner

CEG

(M)

Ball Badminton Winner

Basketball Winner

Football Winner

Kabaddi Third Place

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INTER-ZONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Tennis Runner

Kho-Kho Winner

Handball Runner

Hockey Winner

SUDHARSAN V 9th JETS Silver

A.veera vandayar

memorial state level inter

collegiate tournaments-

singles, thanjore

Winner

A.veera vandayar

memorial state level inter

collegiate tournaments-

doubles, thanjore

Winner

SSN trophy Bronze

Bertram tennis

tournament Silver

G.KARTHICK

MEDALS WON AT

STATE LEVEL

CHAMPIONSHIPS

GOLD – 22, Silver -

5 and

Bronze - 7

34) INCENTIVES TO OUTSTANDING SPORTSPERSONS

For the year 2011-2012

08/02/2012

to

12/02/2012

CEG (M) P.LOKESH SOUTH ZONE - SECOND PLACE -

VIT University, Vellore 3,000/-

08/03/2012

-

11/03/2012

CEG (M)

G.KARTHICK

ALL INDIA –GOLD in SABRE (Team

Event)- Anna University of

Technology, Coimbatore

8,000/-

08/03/2012

-

11/03/2012

CEG (M) SILVER in SABRE Individual - Anna

University of Technology, Coimbatore 6,000/-

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12 – 14

August

2011

CEG (M) M.Dinesh Babu TAEKWONDO (M) - 24th Tamilnadu

State Championship 2,000/-

7 – 11

September

2011

CEG (M) M.R.Manikandan BADMINTON (M) - Senior State

Championship 2000/-

12 – 14

August

2011

CEG (W) D.Shalini TAEKWONDO (W) -24th Tamilnadu


12 – 14

August

2011

CEG (W) E.Ambika TAEKWONDO (W) -24th Tamilnadu


35) STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS

STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT CEG

Sl.

No.

Date Name of the Student Dept./Centre Awards

National / International

1. S. Gunaselvi and

Surumi, R.S.

Divison of Structural

Engineering

Civil Engg. Anna Centenary Research Fellowship

2. R.K.Madhumathi

Division of Soil

Mechanics and

Foundation

Engineering

Civil Engg.

3. S. Lakshmi and N.

Madhavan

Institute of Remote

Sensing

Civil Engg. Nansen Fellowship by NERSC,

Bergen Norway

4. C. Pradeep and G.

Gopinath

Institute of Remote

Sensing

Civil Engg. Indo Norwegian Fund by NGI OSLO

Norway

5. M. Muneeswaran, M.

Sivakumar,

V.Vidyapriya and D.

Vijaysekaran

Institute of Remote

Civil Engg. UGC Fellowship

110

Sensing

6. Shimola. K

Centre for Water

Resources

Civil Engg. Best Paper

Bharathidasan University

7. Sujatha Jose Civil Engg.

(M.E.

Construction

Engineering and

Management)

Best Paper Award by Builders

Association

of India

8. ArunimaJayakumar Civil Engg.

(M.E.Transportat

ion Engineering)

Best Paper award, IJCET Conference

9. Senthurkumar Civil Engg.

(M.E.Transportat

ion Engineering)

Best Paper award, IJCET Conference

10. S.Srinath Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

Best Paper award by NASA, USA

11. 2011 Gayathri.B., Indhu.V.,

Rajkishnan.R

Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

DAAD Fellowship 2011

12. 2011 Sowmya.K Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

Fellowship in Canada 2011

13. Muthukumar K. Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

KTH, Sweden – Student Exchange

programme.

14. 2012 S.Shranya,

G.Kalaivani,

A.JenithaAgnellus and

J.NaoimiChristabel

Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

DAAD Fellowship 2012

15. Ipsit Dash and

PrithivAnand.R.

Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

KTH, Sweden student exchange

Programme

16. P.Sharmili and

R.Vaishali

Civil Engg.

(B.E.

Geoinformatics)

Best CTDT Student project awards

17. AishwaryaNandini. E Civil Engg.

(M.E. Irrigation

Water

Management)

Best Paper

Annamalai University

18. AishwaryaNandini E Civil Engg.

(M.E. Irrigation

Water

Best poster (Stockholm – World Water

Week)

111

Management)

19. Surendar. N Civil Engg.

(M.E. Irrigation

Water

Management)

Best Paper

Bharathidasan University

20. 2011 A. Saleem Khan Civil Engg.

(Ph.D. Scholar)

UNFCCC-COP 17 – International

Youth Delegate, Durban, South Africa,

2011.

21. Shankaran,A.

Civil Engg.

(M.Tech. Coastal

Management)

IOM /

Student academic exchange at

Uppsala University, Sweden

22. Dinesh,P.

Civil Engg.

(M.Tech. Coastal

Management)

IOM /



23. Riyaz Ahmed, O.

Civil Engg.

(M.Tech. Coastal

Management)

IOM /



24. Praveen Khanna, U

Civil Engg.

(M.Tech. Coastal

Management)

IOM /



25. Sujatha Jose Civil Engg.

(Structural

Engineering)

Best Paper Award by Builders

Association of India

26. Balamaheswari Civil Engg.

(Soil Mechanics

and Foundation

Engineering)

Best Paper Award by IGS

27. ArunimaJayakumar Civil Engg.

(Transportation

Engineering)

Best Paper Award, IJCET Conference

28. Senthurkumar.S Civil Engg.

(Transportation

Engineering)

Best Paper Award, IJCET Conference

29. AishwaryaNandini.E Civil Engg.

(Irrigation Water

Management)

World water week stock ohm

30. 2011-2012 Suneethi.S Civil Engg.

(Environmental

Management)

Fullbright Fellowship, Columbia

University, USA, from 2011 to 2012)

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31. Lakshmi.S&Madhavan.

N

Civil Engg.

(Remote

Sensing)

Nansen Fellowship by NERSC,

Bergen Norway

32. Pradeep.C&G.Gopinat

h

Civil Engg.

(Remote

Sensing)

Indo Norwegian Fund by NGI OSLO

Norway

33. M.Muneeswaran,

M.Sivakumar,V.Vidyap

riya, D.Vijayasekaran

Civil Engg.

(Ph.D. Scholars)

UGC Fellowship

34. Shankaran.A Civil Engg.

(Ocean

Management)

Student where sent Uppsala

University, Sweden for Academic

Exchange

35. Dinesh.P Civil Engg.

(Ocean

Management)



Exchange

36. RiyazAhmed.O Civil Engg.

(Ocean

Management)



Exchange

37. Praveen Khanna.U Civil Engg.

(Ocean

Management)



Exchange

38.

Rajiv Kumar Giri Mech.

Engg.(I.C.E.)

Mass Cargo Endowment Award for

the best project in the area of Thermal

Engineering in M.E. Internal

Combustion Engineering

39.

G. Paranjothi

Mech.

Engg.(I.C.E.)

Studied Second year M.E. I.C.E.

programme under Erasmus Mundus

External Co-operation Window

Exchange Programme at Politecnico

Di Tonno, Italy.

40.

J. Jensen Samuel

Mech.

Engg.(I.C.E.)

Studied Second year M.E. I.C.E.

programme under Erasmus Mundus

External Co-operation Window

Exchange Programme at Politecnico

Di Tonno, Italy.

41.

V. Gayathri

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

Renewable Energy day Competition

held at IIT-Madras– won 1st prize

42.

N. Kalaisalvan

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

43.

G. Kalaiarasi

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

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44.

V. Tamilvanan

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)


held at IIT-Madras– won 2nd prize

45.

S. Vijayakumar

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

46.

Gokulesh

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)


held at IIT-Madras– won 3rd prize

47.

Arul Prakash

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

48.

Prince Anand

Mech. Engg.

(M.E.Solar

Energy)

49. S.Selvakumar Industrial Engg. Rajiv Gandhi national fellowship by

UGC

50. TheophilusThyankuma

r

Industrial Engg Anna Cenetnary research fellowship

award.

51. Srikumar.V Industrial Engg Anna Cenetnary research fellowship

award.

52. Thabraez Khan Industrial Engg Swimming

53. SarathPrasadh Industrial Engg Badminton

54. D. Ajith – Doctoral

Fellowship

Manufacturing McGill University, Canada

55. Bernard Felix Manufacturing One year exchange Programme in

Politecnico di Torino, Italy.

56. Romit Kris Sriram Manufacturing One year exchange Programme in

Politecnico di Torino, Italy.

57. Giridharan.S Manufacturing Eurindia Erasmus Mundas Program

Politecnicodi Torino, Italy.

58. Parthiban.D Manufacturing Research Internship Project in

National Tsing

Hua University of Taiwan, Taiwan

59. Nagarajan Manufacturing WTACS ScholarshipUniversity of

Waterloo, Canada

60. -- Mining --

61. 2011 Mr. Keerthi Prasad Printing Best Paper Award in national

Conference,Gojan College, 2011

62. 2011-2012 Akshayamathi S,

Sruthi R

Printing Internship in EFI India Pvt. Ltd.,

Bangalore, 2011-12

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63. Mr. Rakesh, Mr.Arun

Narayan

Printing Best Paper Award in Illustrious, ADU

64. Ms.Mythreyi Printing Best Paper Award in Illustrious, ADU

65. Dr.B.Umamaheswari

(PDF)

EEE Cranfield University

66. 2012 -- ECE Texas Instruments – National Level

Analog Design Contest 2012 –

SECOND POSITION.

67. Dr. S. Tamilselvi Chemistry NIMS Post Doctoral Fellow

68. Dr. S. Nagarajan Chemistry NIMS Post Doctoral Fellow

69. Dr. X. Joseph Raj Chemistry NIMS Post Doctoral Fellow

70. Mr.YiheyisBogaleZeme

de

Chemistry General Cultural Scholarship Scheme

of Ethiopia

71. A.Madhan Kumar Chemistry NIMS Junior Research Fellow

72. K. Pattabiraman Chemistry NIMS Junior Research Fellow

73. Brindha Geology International

74. Veena.M.P Geology International

75. Sathish Geology International

76. Murugan Geology International

77. Aarthi Geology International

78. Magendran Geology International

79. Naveen Shankar Geology International

80. Ashok Kumar Geology International

81. Indu Nair Geology International

82. Rajaveni Geology International

83. ParimalaRenganayaki Geology International

84. 2011 Dr. I. Arul Aram Media Sciences Member of the doctoral committee of

S. Janet Mary who works on the topic

„Reach, Access and Utilization of

Information and Communication

Technologies among the

Fisherwomen of Puducherry and

Cuddalore‟, in Periyar University,

Salem. From 2011.

85. S. Arulchelvan Media Sciences Post-Doctoral Research Fellow –

awarded by FCT& European Union

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86. Ms. Haripriya Media Sciences Climate Change Champion

87. Ms. Ashokavarshini Media Sciences Climate Change Champion

88. Ms. Swathi Paul Media Sciences Climate Change Champion

89. M. Nithya Management

Studies

Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship Award

90. M.S. Siranjeevi Management

Studies

Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship Award

91. 2011-2012 Dr. Sreekumar and

Sneha

Management

Studies

I place in B plan, Newance 11-12,

Measi Institute of Management

92. 2012 PonmalarRajeshwari

and RavindraBharathi

Management

Studies

Poster Design, Voyage 2012, AMET

University

93. 2012 Gayathri,

DayalKiranRaj

and Subramani

Management

Studies

Finance Manager, Voyage 2012,

AMET University

94. 2012 Sneha Management

Studies

I place in Best manager event,

Voyage 2012, AMET University

95. Arvind Kumar Management

Studies

II place, Nissan Sunny Marketing

Challenge

96. G. Preethi Management

Studies

I prize winner of Nissan Sunny

Marketing Challenge

97. R. Nivedhitha Management

Studies

I place in paper presentation,

International conference on

challenges and issues of emerging

economies

STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT ACTECH

Sl.

No.



1. 2005-2012 Shakthi.M Bio-Tech 2005-2008 ICMR 2009-2012 CSIR

2. 2009-2012 Binny Priya S Bio-Tech UGC – Maulana Azad

National Fellowship (2009 onwards)

3. 2010

onwards

Aarthi R Bio-Tech UGC – BSR Fellowship

(2010 onwards)

4. 2010-2013 Radhakrishnan K Bio-Tech DBT JRF (2010-2013)

5. 2010-2013 Mohammed A Faiydh Bio-Tech ICCR (2010-2013)

6. 2010 T. Elavarasan Bio-Tech DST-PURSE 2010 onwards

116

onwards

7. 2010

onwards

R. Aarthi Bio-Tech UGC BSR JRF 2010 onwards

8. 2010

onwards

Suganya S Bio-Tech UGC – BSR Fellowship

(2010 onwards)

9. 2010

onwards

Laishram Santhalembi Bio-Tech UGC BSR Fellowship 2010 onwards

10. 2010

onwards

Ahil Ananth Bio-Tech DST PURSE JRF June 2010 onwards

11. 2011 Elakkiya C Bio-Tech Best Poster Presentation, SRM

University, Chennai, 2011

12. 2011 C.S.Kirthika Bio-Tech Best Poster Prize at Chennai

Chemistry Conference, 2011 held at

IIT Chennai, Feb 2011

Best Poster Prize at National

Conference on “Emerging Trends in

Biological Research” NCEBR 11, at

Univ.ofMadras,

Feb 2011

13. 2011 A. A. Asiya Parvin Bio-Tech UGC – Maulana Azad National

Fellowship

(2011 onwards)

14. 2011-2014 Sabina K Bio-Tech DST Inspire Fellowshipm(2011-2014)

15. 2011

onwards

K.Divakar Bio-Tech CSIR SRF 2011 onwards

16. 2011

onwards

Sasitha Bio-Tech CSIR SRF 2011 onwards

17. 2011

onwards

Gopi G.R Bio-Tech CSIR SRF 2011 onwards

DAAD fellowship June 2012-Dec 2012

18. 2012 K.Shilpa Bio-Tech Poster Presented at Keystone

symposia: Pathogenesis of Diabetes:

Emerging Insights into Molecular

Mechanisms

January 29 - February 3, 2012

Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

(Travel grant award by DST Govt of

India)

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19. 2012 Sudha Rani.R Bio-Tech Attended a Workshop on “Food,

Pharma and Fitness in East and

West” University of Copenhagen,

Denmark, 22nd May 2012

20. 2012 P. Ruban Rex Bio-Tech Grants For Three Months

Colloboration

Project In Life and Health Science

Department, Aston University,

Birmingham, UK 2012

21. 2012 S. Thiruvarutchelvan Bio-Tech Grants For Three Months

Colloboration Project In Life and

Health Science Department, Aston

University, Birmingham, UK 2012

22. 2012

onwards

Anitha S. Bio-Tech CSIR SRF Fellowship

(2012 onwards)

23. 2012

onwards

Maziya Ibrahim Bio-Tech CSIR SRF Fellowship

( 2012 onwards)

24. 2012

onwards

C. Hema Gayathri Bio-Tech Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship JRF

2012 onwards

25. 2011-2014 Aparnaa.R Bio-Tech 2011-2012 Lady TATA

2012-2014 CSIR

26. 2012-2014 Arun Kumar.C Bio-Tech 2012-2014 CSIR

27. 2012-2014 Christiana. I Bio-Tech 2012-2014 CSIR

28. 2012-2014 Anugraha.G Bio-Tech 2012-2014 CSIR

29. 2012-2014 Rajkumar Paul Bio-Tech 2012-2014 CSIR

30. 2012-2015 Vishnu Priya P Bio-Tech DST Inspire Fellowship

(2012-2015)

31. K.Srinivasa Babu Bio-Tech AICTE-NDF fellowship

32. Premsingh Samuel Bio-Tech DBT-JRF fellowship

33. Muthukumaran.T Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

34. M.Balamurali Bio-Tech AICTE-NDF fellowship

35. V.Vasu Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

36. Prasanna Vadhana Bio-Tech DBT-JRF fellowship

37. Ravikanth harit Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

38. P.A.Balakumaran Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

39. R.Ravisankaran Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

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40. M. Sailaja Reddy Bio-Tech DST – Inspire

Fellowship

41.

B. Sathya Moorthy

Bio-Tech UGC- Rajiv Gandhi National

Fellowship

United States India Education

Foundation – Nehru Doctoral and

Professional

Fellowship

42. D. Jeeva Jothi Bio-Tech UGC – BSR Fellowship

43. Narendran.S Bio-Tech CSIR JRF

44. Muthusamy V S Bio-Tech CSIR-RA

45. Ramadevi S Bio-Tech ICMR-SRF

46. Lakshmi J Bio-Tech Lady Tata fellowship

47. Sudhagar S Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

48. Bharathi Raja R Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

49. Jyothi Kumari P Bio-Tech BSR UGC- JRF

50. Sathya S Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

51. Shilpa K Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

52. Poornima Devi N Bio-Tech CSIR-SRF

53. ANURADHA. R Bio-Tech 2 (IASC)

54. ASHWIN. B Bio-Tech 1 (DAAD

55. ASHWIN. S. S Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

56. KIRUTHIGA. B Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

57. MANJULA . A Bio-Tech 1 (McMaster Univ, Canada)

58. NIVEDITHA. D Bio-Tech 1(IASC)

1 (Khorana Fellowship)

59. PRASANTH. T Bio-Tech 2 (Khorana & DAAD)

60. SAROJA. S Bio-Tech 1 (TIFR)

61. SHYAMALA. R Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

62. SINDHUJA. R Bio-Tech

1 (Khorana Fellowship)

63. SONAKSHI SAHU Bio-Tech 1 (M D Anderson Fellow)

64. SOUMYA NEGI Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

2 (Khorana & DAAD)

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65. LOGARAJ BHARATH Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

66. SUKANYA. G Bio-Tech 1 (Univ. of Tubingen, Germany)

67. ABISHEK SINGH Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

68. SRI KARTHIKA. S Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

1 (Stower‟s Fellowhip)

69. SURIYA SRI. S Bio-Tech 1 (Stower‟s Fellowhip)

70. ANWESHA REDDY. V Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

71. KETHARINI. S Bio-Tech 1 (IASC)

72. VIVEKANANDAN. R Bio-Tech 1 (Stower‟s Fellowship)

73. Mr.R.Pradeep Kumar Ceramic Tech 1

74. Miss.R.Durgha Ceramic Tech 1

75. Miss. S.Gowthami Ceramic Tech 1

76. Mr.E.Srinivasulu Ceramic Tech 1

77. Ms.N.R.Aganalakshmi Ceramic Tech 1

78. 2011 A.K. Aswanth,

B.Tech – PRPC, VI

sem

Chemical First prize in SALTACT in IIChE,

Mumbai(May 2011)

79. 2011 A.K. Aswanth,

A.R. Ram Kumar

B.Tech – PRPC, VI

sem

Chemical Third prize in paper presentation in

IIChE, Mumbai(May 2011)

80. 2012 P. Premkumar

B.Tech – PRPC, VII

sem

Chemical NSO Best hockey player award (Jan

2012)

81. 2012 M. Senguttuvan


sem

Chemical NSO Best hockey player award (Jan

2012)

82. 2012 S.K.L. Vijayeraj


sem

Chemical 2nd place in University level test cricket

match

3rd place in tennis (Anna fest 2012)

83. 2012 D. Raja Nandhini


sem

Chemical Summer fellowship programmein IIT

Madras (May 2012 – July 2012)

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT MIT

Sl.

No.



1. Dr.K.M.Parammasivam Aerospace

Engg.

Appreciation certificate for sincere

guidance to a ME Aero student in the

field of Wind Engineering from Indian

Society of Wind Engineering.

2. Efficycle Automobile

Engg.

1

3. ECOSHELL Automobile

Engg.

1

4. SAE Supra Automobile

Engg.

5. Mr.KapilArasu

(Doctoral)

Instrumentation

Engg. Canadian common wealth scholarship

6. N.Ganeshram,

Lakshmi

Srinivas&G.Mohan

Production 2nd Prize Robotics Event, IIT

Karaghpur

7. M.Parvathy&V.Subalak

shmi

Information

Technology

Innovative students Projects under

Research Support Scheme

“Secured Interactive Learning in

Hybrid Wireless Networks” won

Rs.25,000

8. K.Bhairavi, M.Harini

and R.Saranya

Information

Technology


Research Support Scheme “Android

Plus: Easing the user interaction and

helping illiterates” won Rs.25,000

9. R.Prasanna,

V.Prashanth and

A.Srinivas

Information

Technology


Research Support Scheme Student

Attendance Tracking System using

IPv6 - won Rs.25,000

10. V.Saravanan,

S.Sridhar,

M.Venkatesh

Information

Technology



“Multitenancy and Load Balancing in

Infra-structure as a service Layer in

Cloud Computing” - won Rs.25,000

11. M.Gargi, Information Innovative students Projects under

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J.JasmineStylva Rani,

MadhuRamaih

Technology Research Support Scheme Mobile

Authenticating using IRIS Detection -

won Rs.25,000

12. Mr.Suresh Information

Technology



Intelligence: Human Computer

Interaction using hand Gestures - won

Rs.25,000

13. Jamin Mohamed,

S.Manikandan, P.Ram

Kumar

Information

Technology


Research Support Scheme Relay

Selection for shadow region in IEEE

802.16j MMR networks - won

Rs.25,000/-

14. M.SheebaShanthaKum

ari, K.Prabavathi

Information

Technology


Research Support Scheme Rough

set based job runtime estimation and

grid scheduling - won Rs.25,000/-

15. R.AnitaDevasena Information

Technology



Framework for in Grid at Recent

Research Trends in Advanced

Computing

16. H.Divya Computer

Technology

Invention Award for “Recognizing

Hand Gestures of a dancer”

(Intellectual Ventures, USA)

17. 2011 Aparna M

Kamala Geetha J

Shobana N

Information

Technology

Best Paper Award

International Conference on Recent

Trends in Information Technology

ICRTIT 2011

18. 2011 S.Nagapurani,

T.Valliammai

Information

Technology

Pinnacle- '11 - 2nd prize in debugging

19. 2011 J. NareshKumar, G.

Raja Sriram

Information

Technology

Pinnacle- '11 - 1st prize in online

programming contest

20. 2011 H.Divya

Computer

Technology Best Student Award ,2011(TCS)

21. 2011 Chandrasekar,

SubramaniaJeeva and

Prabhakaran

Computer

Technology

Asia 4th rank (Inter Collegiate

Programming Competition, 2011)

22. 2012 Gireesh Kumar R.N

and

RaveendranR .

(PG students) (2012)

Aerospace

Engg.

Won First prize in the contest

conducted by Mahindra Satyam

Integrated Engineering Solutions

under Aerospace (Academic Stream).

23. 2012 Periyannasamy.K.

(PG student) (2012)

Aerospace

Engg.

Best Research Paper Award,

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VIT

24. 2012 Manikandan.T.

(PG student) (2012)

Aerospace

Engg.

Best Research Paper Award,

National Institute of Technology,

Rourkela

25. 2012 Vignesh.S and

Thriukural.R

Electronics First place for the best engineering

project “Design of intelligent child

interactive system by integrating

humanoid robot and cloud computing”

was awarded a trophy and a cheque

of Rs.15,000/- in VISAI 2012- An

international project competition and

exhibition, held at Vel Tech Dr. RR

and Dr.SR Technical University,

Avadi, Chennai.

26. 2012 Prashanth V

Computer

Technology Best Student,2012 (TCS)

STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT SAP

No Date Name of the

Student

Dept./Centr

e

Achievements Awards

1 17-4-2012 D. Venkataraman Architecture Best final year

student

Anna University

First in Arch.

Design

Prof. F.B.

Pithavadian

Endowment

Best Overall

academic

performance

Thiru C.R. Narayana

Rao Memorial

Endowment

First in Arch.

Design from I to IX

Sem.

(Late)I.Sudarshan

Endowment

Highest mark in

Arch. Design from

I to IX Sem.

Bennet Pithavadian

Enwoement

Best Cum.

Performance from

II to VIII Sem

Alumni Club Award

Best student in the Lion Sesha Shanker

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pre-final year of

B.Arch. (VII & VIII

Sem)

Award

Best outgoing

student from final

year BArch

Pavithra Award

2 17-4-2012 B.R. Kallinatha

Planning

Best final year

student

Anna University

Award

Best Cum.

Performance

Alumni Club Award

3 17-4-2012 R. Nachiappan Architecture Best student who

secure first mark

from III to X Sem

Dharmambal

Jayaraman Award

Best outgoing

B.Arch student

K. Narayanan

Endowment

First in Thesis

submission

A.L. Mudaliar Award

Best outgoing

student in the

Academic year

2010-2011

Everest Award of

Excellence

4 17-4-2012 K. Sindhuja

Planning Best Thesis in

M.Plan

Rajagopal

Endowment

5 17-4-2012 E.P. Vaidehi Planning Best outgoing

M.Plan student

Best outgoing &

Best performer in

“Traffic &

Transportation

course”

(Late) Thiru B.

Rajagopal

Endowment

6 17-4-2012 J. Sheeba Architecture Highest cum.

Marks in M.Arch

(Late) B.C.

Sengupta

Endowment Award

7 17-4-2012 G.K.Padmavathi Architecture First in drawing in

B.Arch. Drawing

Madhavan Award

Best overall

performance in the

academic year

Alumni Club Award

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2010-2011

(shared) B.Arch

8 17-4-2012 D. Nishanthi

Planning Best cum. in

M.Plan

Dissertation

(shared)

Alumni Club Award

9 17-4-2012 Saritha G.

Parambath

Architecture Best cum.

performance in

M.Arch (Gen)

Alumni Club Award

10 17-4-2012 H. Suresha

Planning Best cum. in

M.Plan

Dissertation

(shared)

Alumni Club Award

11 17-4-2012 S.Chandrasekaran Architecture Best Incoming

student in the I

year Arch.

Alumni Club Award

12

1

31-3-2011 Mr. Nachiappan Architecture Best outgoing

student

Pavithra Award

First in I-VIII Sem. Thiru C.R. Narayana

Rao Endowment

Award

First in Pre final

year VII Sem.

K. Narayanan

Endowment

Highest mark in

Arch. Design from

III to IX Sem.

Bennet Pithavadian

Endowment

First in Arch

Design I-IX

Prof. F.B.

Pithavadian

Endowment

First in Arch

Design I-IX

Late I Sudarshan

Award

Best final year

student in B.Arch

Anna Univ. Award

Best outgoing

student

Pavithra Award

First rank outgoing

student

Lion Sesha Shankar

Award

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13

31-3-2011 Ms. Abbinaya Architecture First in drawing

subject in B.Arch I

year

Thiru Madhavan

Award

31-3-2011 Ms. Padmavathi

G.K.

-do- Best Incoming

student

Sakthi Srinivasan

Award

15 31-3-2011 Ms. Twinkle

Paulina

-do- Highest mark in

B.Arch final year

Thiru L.M. Chitale

Endowment Award

16 31-3-2011 B.Balachander -do- Students first in

the thesis in

B.Arch

Dr.A.L. Mudaliar

Award

Student first in the

thesis submission

in B.Arch

Padmashree

Lakshman Mahadev

Chitale Endow.

17 31-3-2011 R. Aravind Architecture Best student

secured first mark

from III to X Sem

Dharmambal

Jayaraman Award

Highest mark in all

subjects from V to

X Sem.

Sir A.

Venkatarathinam

Endowment

Best outgoing

student in B.Arch

K. Narayanan

Endow.

Best in pre-final

year

Everest Award

18 31-3-2011 N.H. Suma Planning Best thesis in

M.Plan

Thiru B. Rajagopal

Endow. Prize

19 31-3-2011 Sheeba Architecture Highest cum. in all

three sem.

Thiru .B.C. Sengupta

Endow.

20 31-3-2011 E.P. Vaidehi Planning Best Outgoing

student

Thiru E. Rajagopal

Endowment

Best final year

student

Anna University

Award

21 31-3-2011 Praveen Kumar Architecture Best sportsperson

for the SAP

GEM Sports Prize

36) ACTIVITIES OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING UNITS:

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1. Faculty advisor:

The head of the department will attach certain number of students to a teaching

faculty who shall function as faculty advisor for those students throughtout their

period of study. The faculty advisor shall help the students in planning their courses

of study and for general advise on the academic programme. They shall also

monitor the attendance and progress of the students and counsel them periodically.

If necessary they may also discuss and inform the parents about the progress of the

students.

2. Class committee:

Class committee consists of teachers of the concerned class, student

representatives and a chairperson who is not teaching the class. The function of

class committee include:

Solving problems experienced by students in the classroom and in the

laboratories.

Informing student representatives the academic schedule including dates of

assessments and syllabus coverage of each assessment.

Informing students representatives the break up of marks for practical‟s.

Analysing the performance of the students of the class after each test and

finding ways and means of improving the performance of the students.

Identifying the weak students, if any, and requesting the teachers concerned

to provide some additional help or guidance or coaching to weak students.

3. NRI Counsellor:

Counselors are appointed for the students enrolled in the following Departments

under Non Resident Indians (NRI) / Children of Indian workers in Gulf countries

(CIWGC) / Foreign Nationals (FN) categories. Counsellors conduct periodic meeting

( atleast once in a fortnight) with the students and minutes of the meeting are sent to

the parents and Director of International affairs. Their role also includes have one-

to- one contact with the students and try to understand the grievances and provide

them counselling. The programme have been started since 2009.

4. Centre for university industry collaboration:

This centre provide continuous programmes on career counselling , soft skill

development, career path identification , etc for the students. Also, the programme “

mind without fear” focuses more on prevention of suicide . Services are provided to

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help students identify job opportunities, preparation for facing interviews,

entrepreneurship skills development etc.

5. Remedial coaching to SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy) and Minority Students, classes

are conducted by SC/ST Cell - Anna University.

6. Guidance and counselling are offered by running the community radio (Anna FM

90.4MHz) for the community and by the community with cooperation from the

faculty of Anna University, its students, its neighbours.

7. Health centre: In addition to general clinic and speciality consultancy , practising

counsellors from are hired on call to cater to the needs of the students. Moreover

students are covered by group medi-claim and group personal accident policy of Rs

50000/- per student

8. A slot for Guidance and motivation to be a part of timetable for students admitted in

the year 2012 has been initiated. The speakers include, senior professor, Alumni,

achievers from the senior students etc. Students are also attached to classes for

yoga, humour and communications skills are arranged from the external agency.

9. The Department of English conducts special classes with the assistance of the

SC/ST cell to teach students who are not so proficient in English the skills of

listening and speaking. The Department has also been assisting students to hone

their communication and soft skills and to help them face their placement tests and

interviews with confidence. The Department exhibits genuine humanitarian concern

for the welfare of the students of the University. Many students are gently assisted

by the Department with advice and counselling to settle down and cope with their

challenging academic routine.

10. Youth red cross in one of its avenues provided to the students to pursue “

PERSONALITY AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME”.

11. NSS programme aims to inculcate social welfare in students, and to provide service

to society without bias. NSS volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is needy

gets help to enhance their standard of living and lead a life of dignity..

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37) PLACEMENT SERVICES PROVIDED TO STUDENTS

ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI - 600 025.

CENTRE FOR UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION

BRANCH-WISE PLACEMENT STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 2011 – 2012

Degree Branch / Specialisation No. of Students

Regd. Plcd.

COLLEG OF ENGINEERING

B.E. AGRICULTURE & IRRIGATION 38 23

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 49 29

CIVIL 70 35

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 221 179

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS 62 44

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION 249 193

GEO-INFORMATICS 36 31

INDUSTRIAL 41 31

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 130 108

MANUFACTURING 46 20

MATERIAL SCIENCE 37 21

MECHANICAL 147 97

MINING 26 19

PRINTING TECHNOLOGY 42 26

UG SUB TOTAL (CEG) 1194 856

M.E. CONSTRUCTION ENGG. & MANAGEMENT 21 2

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CIVIL ENVIRONMENATAL MANAGEMENT 15 3

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 16 7

GEO-INFORMATICS 15 4

HYDROLOGY & WATER RESOURCES 18 5

INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCE MGMT. 18 9

IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT 14

SOIL MECHANICS AND FOUNDATION 22 1

SOLAR ENERGY 13 8

STRUCTURAL 19 9

TRANSPORTATION 17 1

MECH. COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING 20 10

ENERGY 20 4

ENGINEERING DESIGN 23 6

INDUSTRIAL 14 5

INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES 17 5

MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS & MANAGEMENT 25 6

REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING 19 7

EEE CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION 21 9

EMBEDDED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES 28 24

HIGH VOLTAGE 20 7

POWER ELECTRONICS & DRIVES 22 8

POWER SYSTEMS 21 7

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ECE APPLIED ELECTRONICS 21 13

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 18 13

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 30 4

MEDICAL ELECTRONICS 20 13

V.L.S.I. DESIGN 25 13

CSE COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 35 10


KNOWLEDGE ENGG. & COMPU. LINGUISTICS 10 4

MULTI-MEDIA TECHNOLOGY 23 14

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 25 16

M.E. PRINTING & PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY 18 5

M.Tech. COASTAL MANAGEMENT 12

LASER AND ELECTRO OPTICAL ENGG. 18 5

POLYMER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 10 2

REMOTE SENSING 15 4

M.B.A. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 64 21

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - HOSPITALITY MGT 16 6

M.C.A. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 97 63

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M.Sc. APPLIED MATHEMATICS 27 11

APPLIED CHEMISTRY 4

APPLIED GEOLOGY 24 4

ELECTRONICS MEDIA 25 5

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 11 1

MATERIAL SCIENCE 20 5

MEDICAL PHYSICS 1

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COMMINICATION 10 1

M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE 26 18

Integ. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 27 18

ELECTRONICS MEDIA 38 21

PG SUB TOTAL (CEG) 1132 454

TOTAL (CEG) 2326 1310

Degree Branch / Specialisation

No. of

Students

Reg

d.

Plc

d.

ALAGAPPA COLLEGE OF

TECHNOLOGY

B.Tech. APPAREL TECHNOLOGY 20 9

CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY 29 19

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 63 41

FOOD TECHNOLOGY 18 13

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INDUSTRIAL BIO-TECHNOLOGY 59 47

LEATHER TECHNOLOGY 41 17

PETROLEUM REFINING & PETRO

CHEMICALS 38 26

PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY 17 14

TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY 32 13

UG SUB TOTAL (ACT) 317 199

M.Tech.

BIO-PHARMACEUTICAL

TECHNOLOGY 26 17

BIO-TECHNOLOGY 28 12

CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY 3

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 19 6

COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY 7

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY 25 15

FOOD TECHNOLOGY 12 6

FOOTWEAR SCIENCE &

ENGINEERING 5

NANO TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 15 8

PETROLEUM REFINING & PETRO

CHEMICALS 20 6

TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY 20 5

PG SUB TOTAL (ACT) 180 75

TOTAL (ACT) 497 274

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MADRAS INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY

B.Tech. AERONAUTICAL 39 10

AUTOMOBILE 44 30

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING 136 112

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION 208 168

ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION 60 48


PRODUCTION 60 37

RUBBER & PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY 24 15

UG SUB TOTAL (MIT) 685 525

M.E. AERONAUTICAL 19 7

AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY 14 7

APPLIED MATHEMATICS 14 1

AUTOMOBILE 23 10

AVIONICS 22 7

COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING 26 17

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING 21 13


INSTRUMENTATION 22 7

MANUFACTURING 22 6

MECHATRONICS 22 14

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RUBBER TECHNOLOGY 7 2

PG SUB TOTAL (MIT) 231 101

TOTAL (MIT) 916 626

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND

PLANNING.

B.Arch. ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING 25 3

UG SUB TOTAL (SAP) 25 3

M.Arch. ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

PG SUB TOTAL (SAP) 0 0

TOTAL (SAP) 25 3

UG TOTAL (ANNA UNIV.)

222

1

158

3

135

PG TOTAL (ANNA UNIV.)

154

3 630

TOTAL ENROLMENT

GRAND TOTAL (ANNA UNIV.)

376

4

221

3

* 556 Students were placed in IT & Core Dream Job Companies

38) DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES FOR NON-TEACHING STAFF:

Non-teaching staff members in the cadre of Deputy Registrar, Assistant Registrar,

Chief Superintendent, Superintendent, Assistant, Junior Assistant are being

deputed to the programme as mentioned below.

1 Planning for Retirement

2 Procurement Procedures and Contracts Management

3 Establishment Rules, Accounts and Purchase Procedures of Anna University

4 Pensionary Benefits & Revision of context of 6th Pay Commission of

Pension , Commutation, Gratuities and Family & modalities of New

Pension Scheme including Pay Fixation

5 Administrative Vigilance and Procedure of Departmental Enquiry Conduct

Rules, Framing & Charge Sheet and its Service Conducting of Enquiry,

Role & Function of EO, PO and DefenceAsstt

6 Purchase Procedures of Anna University

7 Orientation Programme in the Management of University Finances at

National University of Educational Planning and Administration

8 Improving Efficiency and Effectiveness of Personal Secretaries / Assistants

and Office Staff Including Multitasking

9 Ethics and Values in Governance

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10 Domestic Enquiry, Disciplinary Action and Discipline

11 Organizational Excellence

12 Total Quality Management

The following are the benefits of the above said programmes

To equip them with appropriate skill to meet objective and expectations of the

Organizations

To develop participants ability to meet challenge vibrant organization in a fast

changingscenario

To share experience and discuss related problems in real work situation

Learning new skill and work methodology, behaviour and public relations.

Optimum utilization of their skills towards efficient management practice and

positive culture.

To carry on the administrative burden of execution of development plans and

face the ever new challenges and problems day to day work

To enhance the effectiveness of the office staff by inculcating the values of

sound organization principles.

39) HEALTHY PRACTICES OF THE INSTITUTION

The Anna University Chennai is committed to excellence in higher education

through the following of academic processes that are fair, transparent, enriching and

give a balance of the professional and social spheres. There are various levels at

which these processes act- administration, student welfare, conduct of academic

courses, conduct of examinations, reviewing of courses, research and

development, exchange programmes, active student bodies, technical societies and

symposia, cultural activities, outreach activities and extension programmes, staff

and student welfare programmes.

A holistic approach towards students‟ knowledge and welfare ensures an

excellent outcome. At the outset, the diverse students who come in are counseled

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through orientation programmes. In order to strengthen their weak areas, additional

courses such as English, other languages, Maths, etc., are offered apart from the

basic requisite ones. Eligible and needy students are given scholarships under

various schemes. Students are also inducted into various service or socially

oriented programmes such as NSS, YRC, NSO, etc., They also avail of the various

facilities in the campus such as sports, yoga, etc., Through their years of study, they

play an active role in student societies, both extra-curricular and co-curricular,

thereby getting empowered in decision making and organising. Student advisors

and counselors also help in ensuring that students‟ needs are taken care of.

Exchange programmes with foreign universities expose the students to international

practices through the Centre for International Affairs.

The conduct of the various academic programmes are done in an extremely

methodical and rigorous manner. The different faculties and their chairmen serve to

consolidate the course content for the programmes through Board of Studies,

Academic Council, etc., This is a periodic process which ensures the constant

updating of content based on needs and trends. At the University level, the Centre

for Academic Courses monitors the conduct of different programmes. Within each

programme, the delivery of courses are governed by course instructors and course

coordinators. For each year in a programme, the Class Committee, comprising of

student representatives and staff, is an active means of monitoring the conduct of

courses. The working of the committee is such that feedback mechanism regarding

students‟ performance as well as other needs is inbuilt. Towards the end of each

semester, the student evaluation of staff gives ample scope to examine the strength

and weakness in course delivery so that there is input for future action. Research

programmes are tied in with area of specialisation of faculty as well as the various

centres so as to provide mutual benefits and good knowledge transfer to students

as well as services to society. The examination system ensures a fair evaluation of

students‟ knowledge through an extremely orderly process by the Controller and

Additional Controller of Exams.

The organisation of the University into various Departments and Centres

helps in the consolidation of expert knowledge as well as in connecting knowledge

through interdisplinary ways. This helps to benefit both students and larger society

through study, research, consultancy and extension activities. Further, the

University brings in academic input from the industries through the Centre for

University-Industry collaboration. The various alumni associations of the University

also actively participate in programmes and building projects. The University also

reaches out to larger society through programmes involving women empowerment,

school children, etc.,

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The University ensures the welfare of its faculty and students through health

insurance schemes, yoga classes, etc.,

The performance of the University depends on healthy practices in all realms

and cannot come from concentrating on a single sphere. The above discussed

points offer just a glimpse of the various processes and means that the University

has devised in order to foster healthy practices in a holistic manner.

40) LINKAGES DEVELOPED WITH NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL, ACADEMIC /

RESEARCH BODIES

# Date Dept./

Centre

Linkage Number

National International

Academic Resea

rch

Academic Rese

arch

1 Bio-

Technology

Collaborative courses

offered

1. Metabolic

Engineering

2. Food, Medicine &

Philosaphy

3. Business

Entrepreneurship

in Food

Technology

Collaborative

course work

between

Anna

University,

Copenhagen

University,

and

Wageningen

University

2 Manufacturin

g Engg.

CEG

Electronics

Manufacturing

Technology

M/s. Flextronincs

3 ECE - CEG 1. Microcontroller

Laboratory

2. Centre of

Excellence in Bio-

Medical Engineering -

Renesas

Singapore

Texas

Instruments

4 CSE - CEG 1. NIOT, Ministry of Earth

Science – IBM

2. Tamil Computing Lab

3. Smart and Secure

Environment Lab

Information

Technology,

Department

of Information

Technology

5 IT – CEG 1. Multi-core

Programming

Lab supported by

INTEL

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2. CISCO Lab

3. CSNA certified

course

4. IBM short term

course

CISCO

CISCO

IBM

6 Medical

Physics

1. M.Sc(Medical

Physics)

1. Adyar Cancer

Institute

2. Bhabha Atomic

Research Centre

7 Aerospace

Engg. MIT

1. High Temperature

Materials Testing

Lab

2. Laboratory for

Dynamic Testing of

Materials

DRDO

8 Electronics

And

Instrumentati

on Engg -

MIT

Field-bus Laboratory DST-FIST

9 IT – MIT 1. Cloud Computing Lab

2. Pervasive Computing

Lab

3. Sensor Network Lab

DST-FIST

TEQIP

DST-NRDMS

41) INITIATIVE TOWARDS FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

S.NO Year Date Faculty Development

Programme Coordinator

No. of

Faculty

Attend

1. 2011 16-22 Nov Software Testing

Dr.G.S.Mahalakshmi

Assistant Professor (SG

21

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2. 2011 5-11 Dec Network Programming

and Management

Mrs.K.Indra Gandhi

Assistant Professor

Mrs.P.Geetha

Assistant Professor

Mr.L.Sai Ramesh

Teaching Fellow

22

3. 2011 28 Nov- 4 Dec Design of Steel

Structures

Dr.R.Senthil

Associate Professor

Dr.H.Jane Helena

Assistant Professor

19

4. 2011 2-9 Jan Communication Skill

Laboratory

Dr.S.P.Dhanavel

Professor & Head

Dr.P.R.Sujatha

Priyadharsini

Assistant Professor

20

5. 2011 14-20 Nov Principles of Compiler

Design

Dr.P.Varalakshmi

Assitant Professor (SG

22

6. 2011 1-9 Dec Thermal Engineering - I

Dr.G.Devaradjane

Professor and Head

Dr.P.Senthilkumar

Assistant Professor 17

7. 2011 17-23 Dec Cryptography & Network

Security

Dr.V.Vaidehi

Professor & Head

Mrs.S.Neelavathy Pari

Assistant Professor

34

8. 2011 28 Nov- 4 Dec Digital Signal Processing

Dr.K.Bhoopathy Bagan

Professor & Head

Mrs.Sabitha

Ramakrishnan

Assistant Professor

29

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9. 2011 4-11 Jan Engineering Physics-II

Dr.S.Sankar

Professor

Dr.Y.Vidyalakshmi

Assistant Professor

Dr.D.Geetha

Assistant Professor

37

10. 2011 26 Dec- 2 Jan Engineering Chemistry-II

Dr.K.M.Veerabadran

Assistant Professor

29

11. 2011 2-8 Dec Finite Element Analysis

Dr.A.Rajadurai

Professor

Dr.K.Kalaichelvan

Associate Professor

38

12. 2012 21-27 May Service Oriented

Architecture

Dr.R.Baskaran

Assistant Professor

Dr.S.Bose

Assistant Professor

31

13. 2012 7-13 May Software Engineering

Dr.A.Kannan

Professor

Dr.M.Deivamani

Teaching Fellow 30

14. 2012 20-26 May Wireless Communication

Dr.M.Meenakshi

Associate Professor

Dr.M.A.Bhagyaveni

Associate Professor

Mr.T.Laxmikandan

Assistant Professor

23

15. 2012 30 May - 6 Jun Basics of Dynamics and

Aseismic Design

Dr.K.P.Jaya

Associate Professor

Dr.S.Greeshma

Assistant Professor(SG)

22

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16. 2012 18-25 Jun Engineering Chemistry-I

Dr.N.Rajendran

Associate Professor

Dr.M.J.Umapathy


24

17. 2012 20-27 Jun Engineering Physics-I

Dr.P.Aruna

Professor

Dr.G.Sasikala

Assistant Professor

38

18. 2012 1-8 Jun Heat Transfer

Dr.N.Nagendra Gandhi

Professor and Head

Dr.S.Renganathan

Assistant Professor

26

19. 2012 4-9 Jun Applied Hydraulics &

Pneumatics

Dr.A.Jothilingam

Professor & Head

Dr.B.Mohan

Associate Professor

27

20. 2012 28 May -3 Jun Industrial

Instrumentation-II

Dr.S.Srinivasan

Associate Professor

Dr.S.Kumar

Associate Professor

19

21. 2012 9-16 May Computational Fluid

Dynamics

Dr.B.T.N.Sridhar

Professor and Head

Dr.C.Senthilkumar

Assistant Professor

25

22. 2012 16-23 May Composite Materials

Dr.K.Ravi Chandran

Associate Professor

Dr.L.S.Jayakumari

Assistant Professor

25

23. 2012 14-25 May Mobile Communication

Dr.Dhananjay Kumar


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24. 2012 11-18 Jun Discrete Matematics

Dr.V.Vijayalakshmi

Assistant Professr (SG)

Dr.S.Anbarasu

Assistant Professr (SG)

Dr.A.Tamilselvi

Assistant Professor

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42) ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION THE INSTITUTION WISHES TO ADD

Part C: Detail the plans of the institution for the next year.

IQAC was formed in November 2012.

Dr. K.NARASHIMAN Dr. P. KALIRAJ

Name & Signature of the Director, IQAC Name & Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

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