ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

of
SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2008- 09

Submitted by

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
(Established under Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956)
(A Christian Minority Institution)
Rajiv Gandhi Road
Chennai 600 119
Tamilanadu, INDIA
www.sathyabamauniv.ac.in
Name of the Institution: SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
Year of report : 2008 - 2009

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 INDEX

Sl. No Description Page no

Part A
The Plan of action Chalked out by the Department in the beginning
of the year towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved
by the end

Part B
1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the Department
2. New academic programmes initiated (UG & PG)
3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction
4. Interdisciplinary programs started
5. Examination reforms implemented
6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.
7. Initiative towards faculty development program
8. Total no. of seminars/Workshops conducted
9. Research Projects
a) Newly implemented
b) Completed
10. Patents generated if any
11. New collaborative research programs
12. Research grants received from various agencies
13. Details of research scholars
14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor
15. Honors/Awards to the faculty
16. Internal Resources generated
17. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST) / DST.FIST,
etc. assistance/recognition
18. Community services
19. Teachers and Officers newly recruited
20. Teaching-Non teaching staff ratio
21. Improvements in Library services
22. New Books/Journals subscribed and their values
23. Courses in which students assessment of teachers is introduced and

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 the action taken on students feedback
24. Unit cost of education
25. Computerization of administration and process of admission
and examination results, Issue of certificates
26. Increase in infrastructural facilities
27. Technology upgradation
28. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students
29. Financial aid to the students
30. Activities and support from the alumni association
31. Activities and support from the Parents Teachers association
32. Health services
33. Performance in sports activities
34. Incentives to outstanding sports persons
35. Students achievements and awards
36. Activities of the guidance and counseling unit
37. Placement service provided to the students
38. Development programmes for non –teaching staff
39. Healthy practices of the Department
40. Linkages developed with National/International,academic/Research bodies
41. Any other relevant information the Department wishes to add
Part C
Detailed Plans of the Department for the next year
ANNEXURE – I - Initiative towards Faculty development
programmes
ANNEXURE – II - Number of Seminars & Workshops
ANNEXURE – III - Details of research scholars
ANNEXURE – IV - Library services
ANNEXURE – V - Performance in sport activities
ANNEXURE – VI - Students achievements and awards
ANNEXURE – VII - Placement

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 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
year

Sathyabama University has been constantly striving for the all round development of
the personalities of its scholars by passing on faithfully the cultural, scientific, and
technological experience of mankind accumulated over the centuries, and thereby ensuring
the continuity and advancement of human civilization. Further it is striving to set itself in line
with the institutions of excellence of parallel stature through appropriate linkage with a few
centers of higher education and research in the national and international arenas.
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Sathyabama University has made a
significant progress, in internalizing and institutionalizing the quality enhancement policies
with a conferment of autonomy in the last year. Encouraged by its efforts in creating quality
consciousness among the faculty, it devised a plan for 2008-09.
The following were the main programs planned by IQAC in its meeting held on
25th June, 2008. The primary task of the IQAC is to monitor the progress made on the
suggestions given by the IQAC members appointed by the university and to prepare status
reports on various issues. The recommendations of these members are thoroughly discussed
in the IQAC meetings and action plan based on the suggestion is prepared. The suggestions
of IQAC are put before the academic/administrative bodies of the University for initiating
further action. The decisions taken are being implemented for the sustenance and
enhancement of quality. All the activities of the University are conducted with its vision,
mission and objectives in mind: to form men and women who are intellectually alert, morally
upright, religiously oriented, socially conscious, culturally distinct, and nationally integrated.
Sathyabama University continued to focus on the innovative and unique practices that
add to its academic ambience stressing on the parameters underlined for the cause-
Educational innovations, Working with specific mission and goals, Plan for University
growth and Feedback for improvement of institutional functions.

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 The following are main areas on which IQAC of Sathyabama University, has
concentrated on:

Academic activities

Research Activities

Administration

Infrastructural facilities

Co- curricular activities

Extracurricular activities

Sports

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
• To provide high quality education by introducing innovative courses which have
good job potential and scope for advanced research.
• To create advanced facilities for teaching and training in each and every department,
Internet usage would be encouraged to make the students to get access to on-line
education and self learning and to develop creativity. Central facilities and training
programmes for developing soft skills would be established.
• More number of bridge courses and vocational courses would also be offered to
supplement the regular courses so as to enable the students to secure jobs soon after
the completion of their courses.
• It is proposed to promote educational programmes in various disciplines both in UG
and PG level with synergetic interaction with industry and society, and thus develop
knowledge and skills of students to equip them to face the challenges and needs of the
emerging knowledge society.
• It is planned to have increased intake for the core branches.
• The university is committed to empower the faculty, Research scholars and students
with in depth knowledge and awareness of current developments. For that it is
decided to conduct a number of international conferences on current topics of interest
and areas of research by groups of departments, and hence contributing to the
advancement of knowledge through research and publications which leads to
knowledge products.

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 • It is planned to endeavor and update the quality of faculty members constantly in
terms of academics and research and to encourage faculty members to generate
resource by way of submitting research projects and undertaking consultancy and
extension activities.
• It is planned to achieve international standards by acquiring advanced expertise in the
area of teaching, training and research.
• It is proposed to modernize library facilities and to spend more money for purchase of
new books and journals.
• It is planned to upgrade technology and computerization of different section.
• It is planned to show an upward trend in the publication of books and research papers.
• To ensure the students of Aeronautical Engg Branch, for developing their qualities
towards the design, maintenance and development and manufacturing of various
types of aircrafts.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

• To develop collaborative academic and research programmes with National and

International institutions and industries.
• The University has already developed good interaction with a number of institutions
manifested in the conclusion of MoUs with several reputed institutes. In the pipeline
are the MoUs with some more institutes for carrying out collaborative research and
training programmes. Efforts would be made to procure research funding through
industrial collaborations and other major research organizations like Dept. of Bio
Technology, Dept. of Science and technology and so on.
• It has been planned to set up a Automated Test Engineering Laboratory (ATE Lab) in
colloborartion with QMax Test Equipments Pvt. Limited. This lab will be used for
imparting training to Students, Professionals working in industries and research
organizations. This lab also would be used to provide inplant training and for doing
projects for students of our university.
• It has been proposed to set up a solar based Computer laboratory for our hostel and
then it is planned to extend the same to the main computer labs also.

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 • A research proposal on Technology Business Incubator is submitted to Dept. of
Science and Technology and it is under pipeline.
ADMINISTRATION
• It has been planned to decentralize Arts, Science and Engineering branches for
effective administration.
• It is also proposed to develop and implement a computer based Bio metric entry
system for Staff and hostel students. And in due course , it is planned to introduce the
same to all students.
• The e-Governance would be further strengthened in all sections of University
administration and academic establishments for quick and efficient information
exchange.
INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

• To enhance the infrastructural facilities by creating Technology park

• Top priority would be accorded to the development of state-of-art laboratory
facilities.
• Dept of Chemical Engg. is currently working on solar steam cooking system project
sponsored by MNES &TEDA, Govt. of India. On the terrace of the mess hall, 110
solar concentrators are to be installed by the end of September 2008 for generating
steam to serve 15000 people of our University. The cost of the project is Rs.1.13
crores.
CO- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
• A number of international conferences on current topics of interest and areas of
research by groups of departments are conducted in the last academic year in
collaboration with research organizations. This year also, it is planned to conduct the
same to promote the interest of research scholars and faculties.
• The University publishes many Biannual international journals in the field of
Electronics, Mechanical and production, Bio Engg and so on. Four Bi-Annual
International Journals were realesed in respective International Conferenes viz.,
Journal on Intelligent Electronic Systems (JIES), Journal on Applied Bio-Engineering
(JAB), Journal on Design & Manufacturing Technologies (JDMT) & Journal on

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 Information Sciences & Computing (JISC). This academic year also, steps are taken
for bringing out the different journals in the stipulated time.
• It has been planned to organize Faculty development programmes in collaboration
with leading research organizations and industries.
• To promote the interest of our students, it is also proposed to conduct Dept.
Symposium, in the national level.
• To motivate the students to appear GATE, GRE, TOFEL with good percentage for
enhancing their career.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
• To give equal opportunity to women students in order to prepare them to be effective
leaders, by way of organizing an exclusive women festival.
• In this connection, a women’s festival “FEMFEST” was conducted by the University
wherein the participants and organizers were only girls. It is for the girls students of
other colleges and universities, organized by our university girls. Various cultural
programmes and competitions were conducted and many participants from different
colleges and universities participated. This festival was conducted in a grand fashion
and this year also it is planned to conduct the same.
• It is proposed to conduct “UNIFEST” in either Regional level or All India level,
which is organized by the Association of Indian Universities.
SPORTS
• We have very good sports facilities in our University. In addition to that, we plan to
have a fully fledged Volley ball court and basket ball court.
• We also propose to bring out a athletic track as per international standards.
And finally we wish to transform Sathyabama University into an institute of Excellence.
In view of the major strengths of Sathyabama University in imparting quality education,
good training, extension activities and innovative research programms in variety of areas, the
University has plans to establish Centers of Excellence in various emerging fields..
IQAC, in its onward march towards achieving the above mentioned in the action plan,
introduced medications as and when necessary along with ongoing programmes. In the

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process of phased implementation, the university was able to succeed in bringing qualitative
changes in academic and administrative activities.

OUTCOME ACHIEVED DURING THE END OF THE YEAR 2008-2009

• ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

• New innovative courses which have good job potential and scope for advanced
research have been introduced.
• To create advanced facilities for teaching and training in each and every department,
Internet usage would be encouraged to make the students to get access to on-line
education and self learning and to develop creativity. Central facilities and training
programmes for developing soft skills are established.
• More number of bridge courses and Foreign language courses like Japanese, German
etc., is also be offered to supplement the regular courses so as to enable the students
to secure jobs soon after the completion of their courses.
• To promote educational programmes in various disciplines both in UG and PG level
with synergetic interaction with industry and society, and thus develop knowledge
and skills of students to equip them to face the challenges and needs of the emerging
knowledge society. New UG, PG courses were imitated in various disciplines. Some
of them are, B.Sc(Avionics), B.Sc (Air Hostess), B.E (Automobile Engg),
M.E(Embedded System Design), M.Tech (Nano Technology) etc.
• The intake for the core branches like CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil, EEE etc.,is
increased.
• Two Industrial visits per semester for all the students arranged by all the departments
to have constant interaction with the industry.
• The university is committed to empower the faculty, Research scholars and students
with in depth knowledge and awareness of current developments. For that a number
of international conferences are conducted on current topics of interest and areas of
research by groups of departments, and hence contributing to the advancement of
knowledge through research and publications which leads to knowledge products.

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 • The faculty members are encouraged to generate resource by way of submitting
research projects and undertaking consultancy and extension activities.
• The library facilities are modernized computer entry system is introduced and more
money is spent for purchase of new books and journals.
• It is clearly seen that there is an upward trend in the publication of books and research
papers.
• Faculty development programs were conducted by various departments.. Faculty
underwent training programs, attended seminars / workshops for strengthening their
technical skills.
• In order to maintain the quality and standard of the system, examination reforms have
been initiated. The University follows the conduction of continuous assessment tests
to improve academic performance of the students.
• Syllabi are framed as per industrial requirements with the guidance from academic &
industrial persons. New subjects were added to the curriculum and subjects are
modified to suit the industrial needs.
• The departments strive to achieve good results in the university examinations through
consistent and methodical coaching of the syllabus prescribed. As a measure to
increase the number of students being placed through the campus, several extra-
curricular programs such as, Personality development, Communication classes,
Group discussion etc, were conducted. Students are encouraged to participate in the
technical Meets and other competitive programs conducted across India. Research
studies and project work by students are given due consideration to enhance their
presentations and higher studies.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

• Collaborative academic and research programmes with National and International

institutions and industries were taken up. Research activities are undertaken from
leading government funding agencies.
• The University has already developed good interaction with a number of institutions
manifested in the conclusion of MoUs with several reputed institutes. In the pipeline
are the MoUs with some more institutes for carrying out collaborative research and

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 training programmes. Efforts would be made to procure research funding through
industrial collaborations and other major research organizations like Dept. of Bio
Technology, Dept. of Science and technology and so on.
• Automated Test Engineering Laboratory (ATE Lab) is been set up in colloborartion
with QMax Test Equipments Pvt. Limited. This lab is used for imparting training to
Students, Professionals working in industries and research organizations. This lab is
also used to provide inplant training and for doing projects for students of our
university.
• A research proposal on Technology Business Incubator is submitted to Dept. of
Science and Technology and it is under pipeline.
• As a part of research and development work, many faculty members have registered
for Ph.D

ADMINISTRATION
• A computer based Bio metric entry system for Staff is developed and implemented.
And in due course , it is planned to introduce the same to all students.
• The e-Governance would be further strengthened in all sections of University
administration and academic establishments for quick and efficient information
exchange.
INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

• The infrastructural facilities are enhanced in all the departments and it is planned to
create Technology park
• Top priority would be accorded to the development of state-of-art laboratory
facilities.
• Dept of Chemical Engg. is currently working on solar steam cooking system project
sponsored by MNES &TEDA, Govt. of India. On the terrace of the mess hall, 110
solar concentrators are to be installed by the end of September 2008 for generating
steam to serve 15000 people of our University. The cost of the project is Rs.1.13
crores.

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CO- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
• One international conference was organized by faculties from groups of departments,
called ESSTA 2008 in association with Indian space research Organisation (ISRO),
Bangalore.
• The University publishes many Biannual international journals in the field of
Electronics, Mechanical and production, Bio Engg and so on. Four Bi-Annual
International Journals were realesed in respective International Conferenes viz.,
Journal on Intelligent Electronic Systems (JIES), Journal on Applied Bio-Engineering
(JAB), Journal on Design & Manufacturing Technologies (JDMT) & Journal on
Information Sciences & Computing (JISC). This academic year also, four biannual
international journals were published and were released in the International
conference.
• Many Faculty development programmes were organized by the University, in
collaboration with leading research organizations and industries.
• Dept. Symposium, in the national level, is conducted by all departments, to promote
the interest of our students.
• Special training programs / guest lectures and personality development programs
were arranged to all the students of different branches.
• Placement opportunities were enhanced and students were placed in various leading
organizations.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
• To give equal opportunity to women students in order to prepare them to be effective
leaders, by way of organizing an exclusive women festival.
• In this connection, a women’s festival “FEMFEST” was conducted by the University
wherein the participants and organizers were only girls. It is for the girls students of
other colleges and universities, organized by our university girls. Various cultural
programmes and competitions were conducted and many participants from different
colleges and universities participated. This festival was conducted in a grand fashion
and this year also it is planned to conduct the same.

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 • It is proposed to conduct “UNIFEST” in either Regional level or All India level,
which is organized by the Association of Indian Universities.
• NCC / NSS and blood donation camps were arranged to encourage the students in the
social welfare activities.
SPORTS
• We have very good sports facilities in our University. In addition to that, we have a
fully fledged Volley ball court and basket ball court.
.

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 Part B

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objective of the University.

The University has conducted one International conference ESSTA 2008, Emerging
Scenarios in Space Technology and applications, has been successfully organized by
the Departments of ECE/EEE/EIE/E&C/ETCE in association with Indian space
research Organisation (ISRO), Bangalore. During November 12-14, 2008.

Four Bi-Annual International Journals were released in International Conference viz.,
Journal on Intelligent Electronic Systems (JIES), Journal on Applied Bio-Engineering
(JAB), Journal on Design & Manufacturing Technologies (JDMT) & Journal on
Information Sciences & Computing (JISC).

Syllabus up-gradation in line with industrial needs and emerging areas of current
interest in Engineering & Technologies has been carried out.
Restructuring and introduction of new courses: The following aspects have been
addressed while designing/redesigning new courses:
• Interdisciplinary approach
• Credit based system
• Introduction of need based modules
• Encouraging cross disciplinary and cross faculty participation
• Common instruction in all PG courses for common courses
• Project work in industry
• Guest faculty drawn from the industry
• Global competitiveness

The air-conditioned University Auditorium has been utilized for the conduct of
International conference and Student/ Staff level Seminar/ Symposium and Conferences
which is constructed with a capacity of more than 600 seats for the students, researchers
and staff and set higher international standards in Professional, Scientific and R &D
activities. It will also be a platform to encourage and inspire intellectual diversity and
innovation.

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To enhance the capabilities in specific areas of design and development of electronic
products, few students’ projects have been identified and proposals for submission to
various organizations for grant-in aid support are in progress.

Rs. 4.5 Lakhs Biogas Plant Project, sponsored by MNES & TEDA, as additional
infrastructure for the mess, supervised by chemical department has been completed.

Rs. 1.13 Crores Solar Steam Cooking System Project, sponsored by MNES & TEDA as
additional infrastructure for the mess, was also supervised by chemical department and
expected to be completed within the next 6 months.

Many faculty development programs & workshops were conducted by various
departments.

Students are encouraged to work on research oriented projects like urban design, green
buildings, sustainable development etc.

Students are motivated to participate at National level academic competitions regularly.

Career development programs and personality development programs were organized
for the benefit of prefinal year students in order to help them in campus recruitment.

For familiarization with industrial environment industrial visits are arranged and
students have undergone inplant training.

Experts from the field of Engineering are invited for guest lecture.

Students are encouraged to attend student level symposiums, seminars, national &
international level conferences.

Constant encouragement is given to the students for their sports activities.

Staff and students are motivated to involve themselves in research oriented activities.

The student level prize winners in paper presentation at symposium and conferences are
given cash awards and certificates.

Student are trained on the identified emerging areas to meet the challenges of Industry
and R&D Institutes.
• Visit to Council of Scientific and Industrial Organization (CSIO), National
Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) enabled students to understand the
Measurement, Testing and Calibration procedures of various Process Control
Instruments.

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 • In plant Training at the end of every semester to Industries like NTPC, BSNL,
NLC, BHEL etc helps students to have an effective interaction with Industrial
environment.

Providing consultancy services to industries.

Constant support is provided to the students from management and faculty to do the
outstanding projects.

Students of Dept of Bio technology have been recognized and selected to do projects in
renowned research institutes like Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI) Chennai,
Centre for Cell and Molecular Biology (CCMB) Hyderabad, IIT Delhi, Jawaharlal
National Institute Delhi, Reliance Life Sciences Mumbai. Few students have also gone
to do their final year project in Singapore and USA.

Students of the Dept of Bio technology are regularly taken to various scientific
industries in different places like Jain Irrigation (Jalgaon); NCL (Pune); Biocon, Genei
(Bangalore); Pasteur Institute, Tea Estate; Sericulture (Ooty) to impart practical
knowledge

Research Support: The University promotes synergy between teaching and research,
and encourages its faculty to undertake research and thus contribute to the advancement
of knowledge. Several research projects have been started in the year 2007.

Staff members are advised to undertake research projects from reputed research
organizations and funding agencies such as DST, DRDO, ISRO, IGCAR etc.
2. New Academic Program initiated
The following are the new courses started during the academic year 2008-2009
M.Tech. Nano Technology
B.E. Automobiles Engineering
B.Sc. Airhostess & Hospitality Management
3. Innovations in Curricular Design and Transaction

The basic aim of the innovation in curricular design is to upgrade the standard of the
syllabi so as to enhance the standard of the curriculum on par with the latest development in
science and technology and also produce skilled engineer’s pleasingly demand in industries
for placement.
The following are the newly introduced innovations in curricular design.

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 1. Introduction of new elective and modification in experiments as staged in syllabi in
consultation with leading industries.
2. Credit system has been introduced for all PG programmes. Cumulative Grade Point
Average Calculation on a 10 scale basis has been introduced to describe the overall
performance of a student from first semester to the last semester. As minimum
requirement for award of P.G. degree, a student should have obtained a minimum of
5.0 CGPA.
3. One day in a week has been allotted in the timetable for M.Arch to have interaction
with the industry
4. Japanese language has been introduced as an additional optional subject for UG(CSE
& IT) students.
5. Department of Electronic Sciences has introduced Functional English to
BSc. Students which is Practical Oriented.
6. A Scientific exhibition was held at Sathyabama University on March, 2008, best
research findings of our students were exhibited (Technovation – 08).
7. Department of EIE provides new labs like Biomedical Instrumentation Laboratory,
Digital Signal Processing, Instrumentation System Design Laboratory.
8. Soft Skills Training,Group Discussions and Power Point Presentations were
conducted for the I Year students to improve the Communication Skills by the
Department of English.
9. In Architecture Department,M.Arch students are asked to do one month training in
the firms of Building services and submit a report at the end of the training as a part
of their curriculum.

4. Interdisciplinary Programs Started

In order to enhance the knowledge of students where the application is required by

interdisciplinary programs, various courses are organized at the University itself at various
departments.
The following are the interdisciplinary courses started in the academic year 2007-2008.

Sl.no Department Name of the Programs Conducting

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 Department
1 All Departments C++, Java, J2EE,Visual Programming IT
2 All Departments Certificate Course in CAD Software Mech & Prod
3 All Departments Certificate Course in CNC Mech & Prod
Programming
4 Bio – Tech French, German Concerned Consulate
5 CSE,IT Japanese Japanese Consulate
6 Bio – Info Applied Nanotechnology Bio – Tech
7 Bio – Info Tissue Graft Engineering Bio – Tech
8 Bio – Info Quantum Chemistry for III yr B.Tech Chemistry
9 Bio – Info Advanced Computer & Machine CSE
Learning
10 B.Ed Physical science for B.Ed programme Chemistry
11 B.Sc, Microbiology, Fundamentals of Chemistry Chemistry
Bio-Tech,Bio-chem
12 MBA Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) MBA
13 All Departments Certificate Course in Multi Media Vis.Com
14 Circuit Departments Quiz Program ECE
15 B. Ed Work shops English
16 All Engg Branches, Soft Skills training English
MCA

5. Examination reforms implemented

The examination reforms implemented, during June 2008 – June 2009, are as follows:
1. It has been decided to put the results and marks of the candidates in university
website after revaluation.
2. A separate software package is developed to collect department wise and course wise
student’s information and computerized hall tickets are issued to the students to avoid
impersonation cases and also to reduce lot of manual work.

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 3. It has been decided to generate Electronic Data Processing system (EDP), at the
examination cell, to generate computer based transcripts, hall tickets and other
university certificates.
6.Candidates Qualified

The following table shows the list of candidates qualified for GATE/CAT/GRE/SLET.

NO OF CANDIDATES QUALIFIED IN GATE/NET/CAT/GRE/SLET

DEPARTMENT NO OF CANDIDATES TYPE OF EXAM

IT 20 GATE
MECH 2 GATE
ECE 1 GATE
EIE 9 GATE
E&C 2 GATE
BIO-TECH 4 NET
MBA 1 NET
BIO-INFO 7 GRE
EIE 4 GRE
ETCE 5 GRE
ECE 40 GRE
EDUCATION(B.Ed) 1 SLET
EIE 1 SNAP
BIOINFO 7 IELTS

7.Initiative Towards Faculty Development Programmes

The objective of introducing Faculty Development programmes is to conduct or

encourage in attending training programmes for developing the knowledge of faculty
members. The faculty members attended various faculty development programmes is given
in ANNEXURE I.
8.Number Of Seminars & Workshops

ANNEXURE II gives the details of the workshop/seminar conducted at our

university during the year2007-2008.

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9. Research Projects:

Completed funded projects

We have undertaken lot of funded projects from various R&D organizations.
The following table shows the list of completed funded projects:
Dept Name Sponsoring Amount
Agencies Sanctioned
Data Monitoring using WAP AICTE Rs. 2 lakhs
IT Hyper Lecture Hall AICTE Rs. 2 lakhs
Location based services for emergency DST Rs. 27,66,700
management
Development of Wavelet based tools & Neuro IGCAR Rs. 4.92 lakhs
fuzzy
control software for online weld monitoring
thermal
imaging
EIE Design & Development of Indigenous Teletector IGCAR Rs. 5.34 lakhs
Study and Development of Algorithm for obstacle DRDO Rs.9.89 lakhs
detection through 3D scene Generation from 2D
images
Study and Development of Thermal Image DRDO Rs.9.52 lakhs
Processing Algorithm for Land Mine Detection
PC based Real Time Energy Management AICTE Rs.5 lakhs
Information System TAPTEC
Modernization of Digital Image Processing Lab AICTE Rs. 7 lakhs
MODROB
Development of Digitization Protocols and IGCAR 5.32 lakhs
application
of Image Processing and Soft Computing Tools for
Evaluation of Radiographic Weld Images
Physics Time domain dielectric spectroscopy studies on the DST Rs. 7.74 lakhs

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 interaction of collagen with surfactants in aqueous
solutions.

Newly implemented projects

As we are completing the projects in time, the sponsoring agencies are very much interested
in sanctioning new projects to our University. The following table shows the list of
successfully proceeding and newly implemented projects:
Dept Name Sponsoring Amount
Agencies Sanctioned
IT GIS based Web services for Emergency DST Rs. 22,90,800
Management
ECE Nano Satellite Project. ISRO
Cavitation Prediction in Pumps using wavelet IGCAR 8.81 lakhs
analysis
Cavitation Detection In Pressure Drop Devices IGCAR 6.46 lakhs
EIE Based On Artificial Neural Network For
Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor
Application of Advanced Signal Analysis BRNS 19.766 lakhs
Approaches for Enhanced Detectability of
Defects in Thick Walled Weldments by Time of
Flight Diffraction (ToFD) and Corelation with
High Sensitivity Radiography and with Other
Advanced NDE Techniques
Design and development of MiniRobot DRDO Rs. 9.80 lakhs
Development Of Data Fusion Algorithms for IGCAR
Accurate Sizing Of Components
Bio- Vitro Study On The Bio-Toxicity Of Nano- Rs. 55, 90,800
Medical Silver As Anti-Bacterial Material
Bio- CBIRD

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Technology

10. Patents generated, if any

1. Mr. Rohan Krishnan of III year ETCE got the patent for his project “Smart
Robots” in March 2007.
2. Prof. E. Logashanmugam, Dr. V. Kannan and Prof.S.Rajarajan of ECE Depart. have
filed the patent for their work on “RFID Based Information System for the Visually
Handicapped and Hearing Impaired Passengers in Railways”.
3. Dr. V. Kannan and Dr. P. E. Sankaranarayanan of ECE have filed patent for their
project “MODFET Optical Detector”.

11. New collaborative research programmes:

• Setting of Advanced Electronic Test Engineering Lab in Collaboration with Q Max

India Limited by the ECE Department.
• Two collaborative research projects in HIV are underway in Bio-Info department by Dr. D.Alex
Anand in association with the premier HIV Research institution – “Y.R.Gaitonde Center for
AIDS Research and Education”, Voluntary Health Services , Adyar, Chennai.

12. Research grants received from various agencies:

Dept Name Sponsoring Amount
Agencies Sanctioned
IT GIS based Web services for Emergency DST Rs. 22,90,800
E&C Design of Microcontroller based fast IGCAR, Rs. 7.86 lakhs
response electronics for eddy current flow Kalpakkam
meter
Chemical UGC (AICTE) Rs.6,00,000
VSSC (ISRO) Rs.3,64,000
IGCAR Rs.8,68,000
Solar steam cooking system TEDA
Bio- Construction, characterization of microbial
Technology consortia capable of degrading azo dye
containing effluent”

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13. Details of research scholars registered in the academic year 2008-2009:

The details of research scholars registered in the year 2008-09 are enclosed in the
Annexure III.
14.Citation index of faculty members and impact factor:

The citation index of faculty members from various departments and the impact
factor of the Journals in which they published their Research work for the period June 2007
to May 2008 are given as follows.

Sl.N Name of the Faculty Department Details of Citation and Journal & Times Cited
o Impact factor
1 A.Nageswara Rao, CHEMISTRY Kinetic Studies on the Journal of Molecular Catalysis
B.Siva Sankar and photocatalytic A: Chemical, Vol 306 (2009)
V.Sadasivam degradation of Direct p. 77-81
Yellow 12 in the
presence of ZnO
catalyst,.
IMPACT FACTOR:
2.707
2 A.Nageswara Rao, CHEMISTRY Kinetic Study on Journal of Hazardous
B.Siva Sankar and the photocatalytic Materials, Vol 166 (2009) p.
V.Sadasivam degradation of Salicylic 1357-1361
acid using ZnO catalyst,
IMPACT FACTOR:
2.337

3 S. Lathasree, N. CHEMISTRY A Review of International Journal on

Manoharan, V. Heterogeneous Applied Bioengineering, Vol 2
Kavitha, C. Anand semiconductor no.1 p.57-61.
Babu and B.K. photocatalysis of
Sharma, organic contaminats

4 J.Karthikeyan and CHEMISTRY Determination of Indian Journal of Chemical

A.Nityananda Shetty palladium using 2- Technology, Vol-15, March –
thiobarbituric acid as a 2008, p.186 – 189. (2008).
releasing agent,
IMPACT FACTOR:
0.43

5 J.Karthikeyan and CHEMISTRY Indirect Indian Journal of Chemical

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 A.Nityananda Shetty, complexometric Technology, Vol – 15,
determination of September – 2008, 493 – 496
mercury(II) using 3-
acetyl-2-thiohydantoin
as a selective masking
agent,. IMPACT
FACTOR: 0.43

6 J.Karthikeyan and CHEMISTRY One-step simple Indian Journal of Chemical

A.Nityananda Shetty method for the Technology, Vol – 16, June –
determination of 2009
palladium using 3-
acetyl-2-thiohydantoin
as releasing agent,
IMPACT FACTOR:
0.43

7 Sreekumar G, Bushra CHEM “Studies on Isolation, International Journal on

Husain and Characterization, Applied Bioengineering, Vol.
Soundarajan Antimicrobial 1, No. 1, Dec. (2007) pp 61-
Krishnan, Susceptibility and 65.
Effect of Over-The-
Counter Drugs on
Lactobacillus
Acidophilus”,

8 Prabhu S.M. and CHEM “Non Linear Two- Microporous and Mesoporous
Soundarajan Krishnan Dimensional Potential Materials, 95 (2006) pp. 241-
Based Study of Coupled 247.
Heat and Mass
Transfer in a Porous
Medium”, ,

9 Prabhu S.M. and CHEM “A Model for Heat and International Journal of Nano
Soundarajan Krishnan Mass Transport in System Technology, Electrical
Porous Media for High Engineering and Electronics
Heat Dissipation”, System, Vol. 1, No.1, Jan-Jun
(2008) pp. 51-55.

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10 Prabhu S.M. and CHEM “Mathematical ,International Journal of Nano
Soundarajan Krishnan Simulation of Flow and System Technology, Electrical
Heat Transport in Engineering and Electronics
Couette Flow of a System, Vol. 1, No.1, Jan-Jun
Liquid Surrounded by a (2008) pp. 57-64.
Porous Wall”,

11 Prabhu S.M. and CHEM “Analysis of Transport ,International Journal of Nano

Soundarajan Krishnan on a Insert Embedded in System Technology, Electrical
a Nano Porous Carbon Engineering and Electronics
Block”, System, Vol. 1, No.1, Jan-Jun
(2008) pp. 65-73.

12 Prabhu S.M. and CHEM “Design of Nanofiber International Journal of Nano

Soundarajan Carbon based TPS System Technology, Electrical
Krishnan, (Thermal Protection Engineering and Electronics
System) for a Surface System, Vol. 1, No.1, Jan-Jun
Recovery Vehicle”, (2008) pp. 85-89.

13 Saravanan A, Brindha CHEM “An Evaluation of Indian Journal of Science and

V, Manimekalai R Chromium and Zinc Technology, Vol. 2, No. 1, Jan.
and Soundarajan Biosorption by a Sea (2009).
Krishnan, Weed (Sargassum sp.)
Under Optimized
Conditions”,

14 Rajha Amarnath D CHEM “Adsorption of Reactive ,Asian Journal of Chemistry,

Orange onto Gracilaria 2009.
Species a Marine
Algae: Batch Studies”,
15 Rajha Amarnath D CHEM “Biosorption of International Journal on
and Padmesh T.V.N, Reactive Dye by Applied Bio Engineering,
Gracilaria Verrucosa a 2009.
Marine Algae: Batch
Studies”,

16 Rajha Amarnath D CHEM “Detoxication of Environmental Pollution

and Anandhi M.R. Tannery Effluent by Control Journal, Vol. 12, No.
Biological Process”, 2,

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17 Anitha A, Abbas CHEM “Optimization 35-35% International Journal on
Mohaideen and Dawn Internally and Applied Bio Engineering, Vol.
S.S, Externally Loaded 2, No. 1, (2009)
CSTPA on SBA 15
Catalyst System for the
Production of Bio
Diesel from Waste
Cooking Oil”,

18 Dawn S.S, Anitha A, CHEM “Synthesis of SBA-15 International Journal on

Vikash Kumar, Rajat and CsHPW for Trans– Applied Bio Engineering, Vol.
Jain and Vivek esterfication for Bio 1, No. 1, (2007).
Kumar, Diesel Production”,

19 Durga Jeevitha S and CHEM “Removal of Pollutants Environment Science and

Annam Renita A Using Turbulent Bed Technology, Feb. 2009.
Contactor”, ,

20 Naveen Prasad, CHEM “Generation of Adv. Funct. Mater., Vol. 19,

Jayakumar Perumal, Monodisperse pp. 1656-1662, May (2009).
Chang Hyung Choi, Inorganic-Organic
Chang Soo-Lee and Janus Microspheres in a
Dong-Pyolum, Microfluidic Device”,

21 Chang-Hyung Choi, CHEM “Investigation of Bio Chip Journal, Vol. 2, No.

Naveen Prasad, Nae- Microchannel 1, pp. 27-32, March (2008).
Rym Lee and Chang Wettability on the
Soo-Lee, Formation of Droplets
and Efficiency Mixing
in Microfluidic
Device”,

22 Kumaravel S, CHEM “Development of a Particle Separation, 2007.

Laboratory Unit to
Fractionize Water
TOC”,

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23 Kumaravel S, CHEM “Minimization of German Water Industry-Water
Membrane Fouling”, Technology, August 2007.
24 Mr. Mahesh Ganesa BIO TECH (1.17, 1.3, 1.17, 2.34) Drying Technology-
Pillai AnInternational
Journal,Dec2008
25 Dr. Karthick Raja BIO TECH (2.0, 0.8) An International Journal of
Protiens,systembiology,Sep,20
08
26 Dr. M. Xavier Suresh BIOINFO Impact Factor-6.954
and 1.5

27 Dr. D. Alex Anand BIOINFO Impact Factor-6

28 Dr. Valli Nachiyar BIO TECH (0.745, 2.739, 1.969,

1.416, 0.745

29 Dr. Valentin Bhimba BIO TECH 0.5, 0.7

30 Dr. Shilpa BIO TECH 1.9

31 Dr. Nandagopal BIO TECH 0.3, 0.2

32 Dr. Jayshree BIO TECH 2.085,2.085, 11.880,

8.657, 8.238
33 Mr. Reji BIO TECH 1.198, 1.198

15. Honors and Awards to Faculty:

The University gives best teacher awards for the faculties who have excelled in their
teaching and honours them with a Cash award & Momento. The awardees for the period June
2008 to May2009 are given in ANNEXURE IV.

Sl.No Staff Name Department Details of Honor / Award Remarks

1 Dr. A. Nageswara Rao CHEMISTRY Reviewer for International
Journals
i)Catalysis communications
ii)Journal of Molecular

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 Catalysis A: Chemical

2 Dr. S. Lathasree CHEMISTRY Reviewer for International

Journals
i)Journal of Hazardous
Materials Water, Air and
Soil Pollution
3 Mr.BSM.Augustine AERO Received Ph.D from Anna
University, Chennai

4 Ms.B.Sowmya E&C Own second prize in the

conference KNICT’09
conducted by Crscent
Engineering College.

6 Mr. S. Ganesh MATHS Received Ph.D., Degree

from Anna University,
Chennai,.

7 Dr. Valli Nachiyar BIOTECH Awarded a DBT project

8 Mr. Mahesh Ganesa BIOTECH Received the ‘Outstanding
Pillai Young Chemical Engineer’
award given by Indian
Institute of Chemical
Engineer

9 Mr. B.N.Raju MECH Received Ph.D Degree.

10 Mr. V. Elango MECH Received Ph.D Degree

11 Prof.C.D.Suriyakala ETCE Received Ph.D Degree
12 Ms.Nandhitha N.M M.Sc Received Best paper Award
in ESSTA 2008
International conference
organized by Sathyabama
University

13 Mr. S. KRISHNA BIOMED Received Ph.D Degree.

KUMAR

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14 Mr. J. PREMKUMAR BIOMED Received Ph.D Degree

15 Mr. A. GANESH BIOMED Received Ph.D Degree.

KUMAR
16 Dr M. Xavier Suresh BIOINFO Won the Best Poster award
at the national conference
“Conference on Genomics
Proteomics and System
Biology ’08” held at
Bangalore at Sir MVIT
with a cash award and a
memento.

17 Dr.E.Logashanmugam ECE Received Ph.D Degree

18 Mr.Jegan.G ECE Won Best Paperp Award in
The International
Conference”ESSTA09”
19 Ms.B.Vijayalakshmi ECE Won Best Paperp Award in
The International
Conference”ESSTA09”

16. Internal Resources Generated:

The resources generated by our staff members in various department for the period
June 2007 to May 2008 are given as follows.

Sl.No Dept. Internal Resources Name of the Remarks

Generated Faculty
1 EIE Technical Stall exhibiting Dr.B.Sheela rani Rs.1,00,000/-
the Companies Products viz.
Different types of
Transducers, Pneumatic
Control Valves, Controllers,
Automation Software’s

2 EIE Revenue has been earned Dr.B.Sheela rani Rs.5,000/-

from ISOI, Students
Chapter in association with
Instruments Society of
India(ISOI) Students
Chapter for organizing
Technical symposium

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3 EIE Registration fee towards Dr.B.Sheela rani Rs.22,000/-
National level intensive
workshop on “Modern
Tools for Industrial
Instrumentation” (16th &
17th February 2009) under
the banner of ISOI chapter.

17. Details of departments getting SAP/COSIST (ASSIST)/DST.FIST, etc.

assistance / recognition:

• IT Department has submitted a proposal to FIST in collaboration with CSE

department.

• Department of bio-Technology will be getting the DBT assistance in this semester for
the project entitled “Construction, characterization of microbial consortia capable of
degrading azo dye containing effluent” by Dr. Valli Nachiyar.

• A project entitled “Studies on Molecular Mechanisms underlying the Organochlorine

Pesticides induced neurodegeneration: Protective role of Solanum trilobatum extract;
Nanovehicle based therapeutics” by Dr. Jayshree and Dr. Kanchana has been
submitted in March 2009 to DBT by Department of Bio-Technology.

18. Community services:

The University continues to serve the community in different ways as it did in the
previous years.
• The University offers FREE education in Engineering, Science and Management
programmes at Sathyabama University for the poor, needy and Tsunami affected
students
• University continues to provide financial assistance to 52 schools in Tamilnadu
by way of paying salary to Higher Secondary Class teachers every month.
• University also takes care of the welfare of under mentioned weaker sections of
the society throughout their LIFETIME by providing financial assistance

War widows - 120 no’s Rs.1000/- per month

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300 more widows Rs.500/- per month

Tsunami affected widows - 250 no’s Rs.1000/- per month

500 additional Tsunami victims Rs.300/- per month

Tamil scholar - 100 no’s Rs.1000/- per month

Cine/TV Artist - 250 no’s Rs.500/- per month

Tamil writer - 50 no’s Rs. 500/-per month
• University continues to donate legal books and materials towards setting-up of a
separate section named after him at Madras and Madurai High Court library.
• University donated Computers and Books to schools, journalist colony library and
police department along with training by trained personnel.
• Two villages adopted in the Coastal area of Kanyakumari district which was
severely affected by Tsunami and University offers full support in all aspects to
the affected people.
• Plumber, Electrician, T.V. Mechanic, Medical Laboratories assistant courses of
one year for rural people are been arranged.
• Presentation of computers to schools, police department and media is continued
• Student’s welfare is given focused attention.
• Subsidized education for more than 100 students of Tsunami affected areas is
been provided this year also.
• Free education is provided to very poor students.
• Sponsorship is given for intercollegiate and sports meet
• Incentives are provided for winners of cultural and sports meet.
• Every department continue to adopt 2 schools and imparts their subject
knowledge to the students.
• An MoU has been signed with Sri Ramachandra university to serve the village
people in medical diagnosis using telemedicine
• Our VRC centres at 14 villages of Tamilnadu offers courses like Plumbing,
Electrician, nursing etc. at free of cost.
• A mobile VRC unit is recently inaugurated to serve the rural masses.
A report on NSS activities

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 Our University NSS unit functioned with great zeal throughout the year under the
expert guidance of the NSS programme officers with just one motive service.
The NSS advisory committee meeting was held on July 1st 2008 at 11.000 A.M to
evaluate the NSS activities and to check out a plan for the year 2008-2009. The meeting was
attended by the Vice Chancellor, Dr.V.S.R.K.Mouli, Dr.S.S Rau, Registrar, Thiru
M.Rajamony, State youth officer and Dr.Chelladurai, SLO, Sathyabama University
Programme coordinator-Dr.Rajha Amarnath D and NSS programme officers.
26/6/08- International day on anti drug and illicit trafficking was held. Group
discussion was held among the students. Three rounds were there and a cash prize for best
speakers was awarded along with certificates.
11/7/08 – world population day was celebrated. Again group discussions were held
on various topics related to population and best speakers were awarded certificates.
15/8/08- NSS volunteers were involved in parade.
The Enrollment of the new NSS volunteers was completed on 15th September 2008.
The inaugural meeting of the NSS was held on 26th September 2008 with Dr.Rajha Amarnath
D, NSS Coordinator. He gave an inspiring talk about the role of the student in National
Service.
NSS programme officers meeting was organized by the Sathyabama University at
university auditorium on October 1st to check out the action plan for the year 2008-2009.
Our units function effectively with various activities equally spaced. The volunteers
were made to work in batches .The activities covered by different batch of students include
free medical and eye check up for all university students.
The University organized a two day motivational cum leadership training programme
to the NSS students from 7th – 9th Oct 2009.
As part of our regular activities the NSS volunteers paid regular visits to the Adyar
Cancer Hospital, Adyar. Our management is sponsoring to the in-patients – 250 Modern
bread packets, 250 mineral water bottle and 250 Lion dates every week on Wednesday.
Save our environment was yet another important aspect that our volunteers
concentrated on. As a result large number of trees was planted in and around the university
area. Totally of 470 saplings were planted in and around the university area on NSS day (i.e.)

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on 24th Sep 2008 competition was conducted among NSS volunteers based on theme
population control.
Breast cancer awareness programme and Tobacco awareness programme were
organized in the university.
On 24th Feb 2009 blood donation camp along with YRC was conducted.The No. of
blood units donated were 436 units male &female 320+116 =436. Campus activities like
campus cleaning, orientation to new volunteers and lending a helping hand at all college
functions were also part of our NSS activities.
NSS - SPECIAL CAMP
Our special camp for 7 units were organized at our adopted villages for 7 days.
Duration of the special day camp was from 23-02-09 to 01.03.09. The strength of the camp
was 350 volunteers with seven programme officers. We had scheduled the camp activities in
such a way that it gave them a feeling “A home away from home”. We made it as our routine
start of the day with certain warming up exercise followed by tea.
Places of special camp
Padur,
Padur thulakanathaman theru
Puthupakkam
Puthupakkam- Echongodu
Kanchipuram District
Projects such as
Tree plantation,
Free medical camp,
Eye camp-Agarwal Eye Hospital
Cleaning the Temple surroundings
Awareness programmes on Rights and duties of voters, small savings and tobacco awareness
with Adyar Cancer Hospitals were conducted.Sports activities among the school children
were conducted. Prizes were also given to the winners.Our students brought out their hidden
talents rightly by educating the mass by cultural activities .The public felt the importance of
Role pays songs and dance.

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 Our girl student volunteers met the women folk of the villages and gave them the
most useful information on healthy diet and emphasis on Small savings.
Thus the NSS activities were aimed at the development of the personality of the
students to train them towards responsible leadership.

A Report On NCC Activities (Navy)

4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC

National cadet corps (NCC) Naval wing 5th division, Sathyabama University, was
started in 1993 and is functioning successfully under the excellent guidance of our Honorable
Chancellor Dr. JEPPIAAR M.A., B.L., Ph.D. Our beloved Directors Thriu.N.MARIE
JOHNSON and Tmt. MARIEZEENA JOHNSON are encouraging the activities of the
NCC and our entire programs receive the able guidance from our Vice-Chancellor
Dr.V.S.K.Mouly Ph.D and our NCC Officer Lt. A.Joseph Arul Pragasam. The strength of
our NCC division is 50 cadets (3rd year Boys – 3, 2nd year Boys – 13, 1st year Boys – 20 and
1st year Girls – 14) with Cadet Captain Shibi.K.S. 20 parades are to be conducted every year,
each parade consisting of 6 periods (4 hours). Petty Officers from 4(TN) Naval Technical
Unit NCC are training and infusing great enthusiasm in our cadets. All our NCC programs
are closely supervised by our Commanding Officer Commander ABDUL WAHEED.

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NCC Activities planned for the period June to December 2008:
1. To conduct NCC parades on all the Tuesdays with the support of Petty Officers from
4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
2. To mold the cadets for their “B” and “C” certificate exams which will be organized
by NCC Directorate, Chennai.
3. To organize an Adventure actives like Cycle Expedition for our cadets from
Sathyabama University to Kanyakumari about 1,000 Kms to create an awareness of
Anti-Dowry among the public.
4. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Combined
Annual Training Camp this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC
in the month of December 2008.
5. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Boat Pulling
Activity this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
6. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Short Range
Firing this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
7. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Naval Visit of
INS RAJALI, Naval Air Base, Arakoonam, this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval
Technical Unit NCC to collect more idea about Naval Aircraft Carries, engine parts
and Naval Air Communication Systems of Navy.
8. To organize First Aid classes for our cadets to do more good things for public.
9. To organize an Anti-Dowry Pledge Campaign near our University with the
distribution of pamphlets to the public to create the awareness.

NCC Activities from June to December 2008:

1. NCC Parade:
All Tuesdays, our cadets have a NCC parade and theory classes at our University
Campus conducted by our NCC Officer and Petty Officers from 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit
NCC.
2. “B” & “C” Certificate Exam:
NCC Officer and Petty Officers from 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC have taken
more effort to mold our cadets for their “B” and “C” certificate exam in all the regular and

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special parade classes. Also 3 and 23 of our cadets have passed their “C” & “B” certificate
examinations conducted by 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
3. National Technical Camp:
NCC Officer and 12 of our cadets have attended a Naval Technical Attachment
Camp at INS SHIVAJI, Naval Engineering School, Lonawala, INS VALSURA, Jamnagar
and INS ANGRE, Naval Dockyard, Mumbai from 29/05/08 to 14/06/08. This was an
opportunity for our cadets to realize the Technical prospects in the Navy. Also they got an
opportunity to visit the Naval Ships and Submarines. Our cadet secured very good position in
various competitions.
INS Shivaji & INS Angre
S.NO NAME OF THE CADET EVENT POSITION
1. Venkatachalapathy.P Best Cadet - Overall First
I yr Mech - A Firing First
Trekking First
Theory Exam Second
Cross County Third
2. Vikram Singaravel.M Firing Second
I yr Civil - B

INS Valsura & INS Angre

S.NO NAME OF THE CADET EVENT POSITION
1. Prasanth Pallav Snap Talk First
I yr ECE- B Cultural First
Best – Co-curricular Second
Firing Third
2. Akash Kumar Singh Physical Efficiency Test Second
I yr E&C - A Cross County Third
3. Jones Bharathy .F Firing First
I yr EEE - A
4. Nitheesh Reddy.P Firing Second
I yr EEE - B

4. Seminar on First Aid:

All the cadets have undergone a FIRST AID course on 08/07/08 and 09/07/08 in
our university. The theory and practical classes were taken by Ms. Subhashni and the First
Aid certificates were issued by St.John Ambulance.
5. Cycle Expedition-2008:

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 Cycle Expedition is a part of adventure training in NCC. Our NCC Officer; P.I. Staff
and 16 cadets have participated in the Cycle Expedition-2008 highlighting the “Anti-Dowry
Awareness” from Sathyabama University to Kanyakuamri during the period from 06/08/08
to 20/08/08 (15 days) organized by Sathyabama University with the association of 4(TN)
Naval Technical Unit NCC under the Leadership of Lt. A.Joseph Arul Pragasam. Our
Honorable Chancellor Dr. JEPPIAAR M.A., B.L., Ph.D., flagged it of from our university
campus on 06/08/2008.
The cycle expedition was held from our university campus through mostly dowry
affected places like Pondy, Chidambaram, Karikal, Nagapatinam, Pudukotai, Shivagangai,
Arupukotai, Tirunalveli and Kanyakumari covering a distance of 1000 Kms in 15 days. All
the cadets carried a placard on their cycle with the following slogans “Anti-Dowry
Awareness, Aids Awareness, Save Water, World Peace, Environmental Protection, Oil
Conservation, National Integration, Eye Donation, Child Labor”. Also they have performed
an Anti-Dowry awareness skit in various places. The purpose of this cycle expedition is to
develop the sprit of Adventure, Building Physical Stamina, Team Spirit and National
Integrity among the cadets. They have gained a lot of experience with courage and
enthusiasm.
6. Leadership Seminar:
Leadership training is the one of the main activity in our NCC. To improve their
leadership character, our NCC Officer and all the cadets have attended the leadership seminar
“Leadership Capsule & Business Administration” at Madras University on 25/08/08.
7. Anti Dowry Pledge:
All of our Cadets took an Anti Dowry pledge on 10/09/08 and have pledge to fight
against dowries.
8. Social Service:
“Learn and serve for society” is blood of NCC. 25 of our NCC cadets have
participated the “International Coastal Clean Up Day” at marina beach on 20/09/08. With the
social service activity our cadets have proved that we are having NCC blood in their body.
9. Visit to Naval Base:
NCC Officer and all the NCC cadets have got chance to visit the INS Rajali, Naval
Air Station, Arakkonam on 06/10/08 to 14/06/08. This is a very good opportunity to learn

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more things about Naval Air Force and their function. Through this they got motivated to
join in Armed Forces.
10. Short Range Firing:
NCC Officer and 50 of our the cadets have participated in the 2.02mm space firing
held on 14/10/08 held at Air Force Station Firing Range, Tambaram.
11. Awareness Rally:
The best way to create awareness among public is rally. To insist peace among
public, 10 of our NCC cadets have participated the awareness rally organized by
confederation of Indian Industry, Youth Indian and Ministry of Human Resources with the
motto “Fight Against Terrorism” on 04/12/2008 from Labour Statue to Light house in Beach
road, Chennai
12. Combined Annual Training Camp-2008:
33 of our cadets have participated in the Combined Annual Training Camp-2008
successfully, which was conducted by 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC under the Camp
Commandant Commander Abdul Waheed between 22/12/08 and 31/12/08 at Jeppiaar
Engineering College. It was a very useful camp for our cadets who helped them to develop
their leadership, quality and punctuality. Our Cadet Captain Shibi K.S got the Best Cadet
Award in this camp
Future NCC Activities planned for the period January to May 2009:
1. To conduct NCC parades on all the Tuesdays with the support of Petty Officers from
4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
2. To mold the cadets for their “B” and “C” certificate exams which will be organized
by NCC Directorate, Chennai.
3. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Boat Pulling
Activity this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
4. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets learn more things about Rifle and
Boat through training.
5. To organize an Adventure actives like Cycle Expedition, Marathon Race for our
cadets to create awareness among the public.
6. To organize an Anti-Dowry Pledge Campaign near our University with the
distribution of pamphlets to the public to create the awareness.

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NCC Activities from January to May 2009:
1. NCC Parade:
All Tuesdays, our cadets have a NCC parade and theory classes at our University
Campus conducted by our NCC Officer and Petty Officers from 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit
NCC.
2. “B” & “C” Certificate Exam:
NCC Officer and Petty Officers from 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC have taken
more effort to mold our cadets for their “B” and “C” certificate exam in all the regular and
special parade classes. Also 14 and 19 of our cadets have appeared their “C” & “B”
certificate examination conducted by 4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
3. Marathon Race:
The best way to create awareness among public is rally. To insist peace among
public, 15 of our NCC cadets have participated the Marathon Race organized by NCC
Directorate with the motto “NCC Awareness” on 15/02/2009 from Anna Square to Light
house and back along Beach road, Chennai
4. Boat Pulling:
NCC Officer and all the NCC cadets have participated in the boat-pulling event on
18/02/2009 held at Chennai Port. It was the real naval experience for the cadets to know the
life of Navy.
5. Rifle Training:
All the NCC cadets got the opportunity to learn more about rifle and boat through
training in Anna University NCC Office on 17/02/2009.
6. Anti-Plastic Campaign:
All of our cadets have participated in the anti-plastic campaign on 18/04/2009 at
Chemencheri and our beloved Director Thiru N.MARIE JOHNSON inaugurated it. They
have distributed the pamphlets to the public and explained about the good and bad things of
plastic

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Future NCC Activities planned for the period June to December 2009:
10. To conduct NCC parades on all the Tuesdays with the support of Petty Officers from
4(TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
11. To mold the cadets for their “B” and “C” certificate exams which will be organized
by NCC Directorate, Chennai.
12. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the National
Technical Attachment Camp-2009 at INS Valsara, Jam Nagar and ND Vizag, this
will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
13. To organize an Adventure actives like Cycle Expedition for our cadets from
Sathyabama University to Kanyakumari about 1,000 Kms to create an awareness of
Anti-Dowry among the public.
14. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Combined
Annual Training Camp this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC
in the month of December 2009.
15. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Boat Pulling
Activity this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
16. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Short Range
Firing this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval Technical Unit NCC.
17. To make the necessary arrangement for our cadets to participate in the Naval Visit of
INS RAJALI, Naval Air Base, Arakoonam, this will be organized by 4 (TN) Naval
Technical Unit NCC to collect more idea about Naval Aircraft Carries, engine parts
and Naval Air Communication Systems of Navy.
18. To organize First Aid classes for our cadets to do more good things for public.
19. To organize an Anti-Dowry Pledge Campaign near our University with the
distribution of pamphlets to the public to create the awareness.

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Air Wing NCC (Flying)
Prof. BSM Augustine initiated to raise the Air Wing NCC (flying) in our University
on 04 July 2007. Consequently inspection was carried out by Commanding Officer of No.1
(TN) Air Wing NCC in our University for the suitability to raise the Air Wing NCC.
On 22 Jul 2008 we got approval to raise Air Wing NCC in our University. Total
allotment given to us was 50 cadets (35 Senior Division and 15 Senior Women). Prof. BSM
Augustine was appointed as caretaker and Mr.S.Kolanjiappan was appointed as In-Charge
for the NCC.
On 19 September 2008 we raised Air Wing NCC in our University having strength
of 35 SD and 15 SW. List of Cadets is attached. There after every Tuesday evening from
1500hrs to 1630hrs practice parade was conducted regularly by Mr.S. Kolanjiappan In-
Charge NCC.
On 26th Jan 2009 Republic day parade was conducted in front of Administration
block in our University. Chief Guest for the parade was our Honorable Chancellor Dr.
Jeppiaar.All 50 cadets appeared ‘B’ Certificate examination conducted by Board of No.1
(TN)Air Wing NCC. All of them were cleared the examination and got the ‘B’ certificate.
Two guard of honour parades were conducted to give honour to the VVIPs. One
Parade during the Seminar conducted by department of Aeronautical Engineering another
one during University Convocation in the month April 2009.

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 AIR WING NCC CADETS -SATHYABAMA UNIVERSTIY

Sl.No Service Number Name

1 39700/08 A.S.SIRAJ MUNEER SD
2 39701/08 ABHIMANYU SINGH SD
3 39702/08 GAURAV PARASHAR SD
4 39703/08 DHILIPAN SD
5 39704/08 ALBERT ZAVIER SD
6 39705/08 GIRINATH.R SD
7 39706/08 MARSHAL DAISON.B SD
8 39707/08 NIRMAL IRUDHYA RUBAN SD
9 39708/08 ROBIN.S SD
10 39709/08 SANTHOSH.S SD
11 39710/08 JEGAN.R SD
12 39711/08 ANSHIUS FRANK SD
13 39712/08 BRITO B SD
14 39713/08 KARTHICK SD
15 39714/08 MARIA ARUL JOSE.M SD
16 39715/08 SANU JOSE SD
17 39716/08 SELVAMURUGAN S SD
18 39717/08 SRINIVASAN M SD
19 39718/08 VINOTH P SD
20 39719/08 ELAYA PALLAVAN K SD
21 39720/08 SATHIYA RAJA J SD
21 39721/08 CHARLES A SD
23 39722/08 BIJESH CHIRAMEL SD
24 39723/08 SIBIN NOEL SD
25 39724/08 SHERIL S SD
26 39725/08 ARAVIND M SD
27 39726/08 ASHFAQ ALI Y SD
28 39727/08 ALLWYN R V SD
29 39728/08 CHINTALAPUDI HIRANMAI SD
30 39729/08 ARUL JEGAN SD
31 39730/08 LIVINGSTON ROYAN J SD
32 39731/08 MANI SHANKAR K SD
33 39732/08 SAHAYA DIVAHAR R SD
34 39733/08 MOHAMED NALEER SD
35 39834/08 KRISHNAN C G SD
36 39821/08 NICHOLAS MARIA INDUJA C SW
37 39822/08 NOPHINA LORETY R.S. SW
38 39823/08 MANU SATHYA SUKUMAR SW
39 39824/08 SARASWATHY K SW
40 39825/08 MEERA NAIR SW
41 39826/08 AMALA RANI.A SW
42 39827/08 APSARA BARBIN.S SW
43 39828/08 ARUL JYOTHI SW
44 39829/08 BABY JASMINE JENIFER SW
45 39830/08 GEETHU.A SW
46 39831/08 JENI ELFERIN.M. SW
47 39832/08 MARY SHYNI.G SW
48 39833/08 SAHAYA SANU SUBASHINI SW
49 39834/08 SUJITHA.P SW
50 39835/08 SUMITHRA.J SW

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Activities of Youth Red Cross

Youth Red Cross (YRC) of Sathyabama University is functioning successfully under

the excellent guidance of our honorable Chancellor Dr.JEPPIAAR M.A., B.L., Ph.D. Our
Beloved directors Thiru N.MARIE JOHNSON B.E.,MBA.(Ph.D)and Tmt.
MARIAZEENA JOHNSON B.E.,MBA.(Ph.D) are encouraging the activities of the YRC
Programme.
Blood is a precious commodity; there is no substitute for this life saver. Blood
transfusion is common in case of patients, women in child birth, genetic disorders etc.,
therefore our institution volunteers blood donation camp every year. For the year 2008-09
registered volunteers were 2800 students who carry out YRC activities with concern and
conviction, with determination and dedication, with enthusiasm and interest, and with vision
and vigor to fulfill the aims of and bring laurels to our University and Society.
Our esteemed University was awarded rolling shield at the celebration of “National
Voluntary Blood Donation Day” on 22.10.08 for arranging more number of blood donors
to Red Cross Blood Bank for the year 2008-2009.
Blood donation camp was organized by Sathyabama University at open auditorium in
association with YRC on 24.02.09 for the year 2008-09 with efforts of our University
Coordinator K.Sivakumar. Motivating speech by our Director Sir Thiru N.MARIE
JOHNSON at the inauguration function invited many donors from our university. Our
Director also rendered his helping hand to humanity by donating blood as the first donor for
the day. The camp commenced at 9.30 am and went on till 5.30pm on 24.02.09 inviting 440
students as volunteers to serve the humanity as it is as appeasing hunger. YRC coordinator
mentioned the importance of June 14th World Blood Donors Day.
Mr.A.Anand Programme Officer of YRC was deputed by our University to attend
the State Level Youth Red Cross Meet at Madurai from 16th to 18th March 2009.
Our coordinator K.Sivakumar represented Sathyabama University at The YRC
Coordinators and YRC District organizers meet held at its regional office Egmore on
18.04.09.

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19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

The list of newly recruited teachers in various departments are given in ANNEXURE V.

20. Teaching - Non teaching staff ratio

The University always maintains Teaching – Non teaching staff ratio as 1:3.
21. Improvements in the library services:

Central Library
Total No. of Library Books : 163321
Department Library : 110000
Central Library : 53321

Total No. of Titles : 31216

Department Library : 7000
Central Library : 24216

Total No. of e-Journals : 1014

Total No. of e-books : 1200
Total No. of Audio CD & Video CD : 525
Total No. of Magazines (Print) : 74
Total No. of Journals (Print) : 91

Collection:

Library has a collection of about 1.5 Lacs books and bound volumes of periodicals, 1200 e-
Books, 525 Audio CD & Video CD, subscription to 1014 e-Journals, 91 Printed Journals
and 74 Printed Magazines.

Shelf Arrangement:

Books are processed by using AACR-II code for cataloguing and Dewey Decimal
Classification. The Call Number in the OPAC helps in locating the books on the shelves.

Eligibility to Borrow books:

The Library is primarily for the use of faculty, research scholars, students, and non-teaching
employees of the University.

Reference Services:

The Library maintains a separate reference collection consisting of fast finding tools.
The reference books are not issued as a general policy and are referred
within the library. The library provides the reprographic services in this section also.

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 Reference material not to be lent-out:

A) The following categories of book, journals etc. shall not be issued out of the
library.

1. Books treated as Reference by the Library.

2. Rare books
3. Bound and unbound journals etc.
4. Theses

B) In special cases the Librarian at his discretion may issue a reference book for a
short period.

Library Automation
 All the Library Activities [Acquisition, Circulation & Serial Control] are
Computerized with Barcodes [Books & Membership Card]

 The library has fully computerized its most actively used collection, which is now
available to users through OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) with network
access across the campus-wide LAN.

OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue):

The OPAC allows search by author, title, subject, call number, keywords, and
Boolean search. The Call Number indicates the location of the book on the
self. The computer catalogue, OPAC is extremely user-friendly and enables
searches to be conducted with ease and speed.

An Advanced Search of the Central Library Database is now available

through http://sathyabamalib/opac

 SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE USED : LIBGENIE
FRONT-END : VISUAL-BASIC
BACK-END : SQL Server
 HARDWARE
Member Search : 3 Nos.
Library Automation : 4 Nos.
Scanner : HP LAZER JET 1022
Barcode Scanner : Fuzzy Scan 4 Nos
Barcode Printer : 1 No
Reprography : 1 No
Franklin Machine : 1 No
Lamination Machine : 1 No

Digital Library and Online Access :

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DIGITAL LIBRARY PROJECT ™@ VISION FOR BEST USE OF EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES
URL: http://sathyabamalib:7070/library
Sathyabama University Digital Library (UDL™) System an advanced version of
Digital Library. This application supports uploading, searching and downloading of all types
of digital media. UDL™ has an advanced version of Dynamic Search Engine. Every User
can upload their personal limited number of files to Main Database. Best technology used for
safety of these personal files.

 Main Features available in UDL™:

1. Uploading of any type of media file like PDF, documents, audio, video and
others.
2. An advanced dynamic Search Engine.
3. There is no limit of number of files or bandwidth limit for downloading.
4. Any user can upload limited number of files to their personal folder.
5. All personal files have best security.
6. Direct link to Electronics Journals.
7. Research Paper collection.
8. Latest software is available for download.
9. Educational audio and video files are available here.
10. Project section has all the projects done by students and lot of other.

 Advanced Search Engine: UDL has a search engine which is backed by Ajax
technology. user can search multiple type of files in a single key search. If internet
browser used by user is Firefox then on home page user can search files with a fast
speed.
 About Project:
Application: Web based Application
Platform Used: JAVA
Technology: J2ee (Ejb, Jsp, Servlets, Jdbc and others), Ajax and web technologies.

THE JOURNALS AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR DIGITAL LIBRARY:

The International Journals released by OUR UNIVERSITY
S.no. Journal name
1. International journal on Information sciences and computing
2. Internation journal on Design and manufacturing technologies

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 3. International journal on Intelligent electronic systems
4. International journal on “applied bioengineering”

The Proceedings released by OUR UNIVERSITY

S.no. Proceedings name
1. Proceedings of the international conference on “applied bioengineering”
2. Proceedings of the international conference on “trends in intelligent electronic
systems” vol-1
3. Proceedings of the international conference on “trends in intelligent electronic
systems” vol-2
4. Proceedings of the international conference and exhibition on emerging
challenges in design and manufacturing technologies vol-1
5. Proceedings of the international conference and exhibition on emerging
challenges in design and manufacturing technologies vol-2
6. Proceedings of the international conference on “trendz in information sciences
and computing” vol-1
7. Proceedings of the international conference on “trendz in information sciences
and computing” vol-2

The Journals Subscribed through INDEST CONSORTIUM

o IEEE JOURNALS, IEEE Proceedings, IEEE Standards, IEEE Books, ASME
Journals & ASCE Journals
Total No. of IEEE Online Journals : 142
Total No. of ASME Online Journals : 21
Total No. of ASCE Online Journals : 30

Springer Link e-Journals Subscribed through Springer

Total No. of Springer Online Journals : 801

ICFAI e-Journals Subscribed through ICFAI UNIVERSITY PRESS

Total No. of ICFAI Online Journals : 20

Extra Beneficiaries to our students by easy access:
 Audio CD
 Video CD
 e-Books
 Student Projects
 Question Bank.

COMPUTER FACILITIES AVAILABLE:

ENTIRE HARDWARE SETUP

Total No. of System : 17 Nos.
FTP & WEB Server : 1 No
e-Library Administrative Server : 1 No
D –Link Switch [24 Port/100 Mbps] : 1 No
Client Nodes : 15 Nos.

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 • SERVER
Processors : Intel Xeon @ 3.6 Gh2 2MB Cache – 2
Nos.
RAM : 4 GB RAM
Hard Disk Drive : 1200 GB
DVD Ram : DVD Samsung Drive
Floppy Drive : 1.44 “
Raid Controller : ServRaid 6i + Ultra Raid Controller with
256 MB ECC Cache
• ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
PROCESSORS : Intel Pentium IV @ 2.6 Ghz
RAM : 256 MB RAM
Hard Disk Drives : 80 GB
Monitor : 15” Color Monitor
Key Board : Standard 108 Keys
Mouse : Optical Scroll
• CLIENT SYSTEM
Processor : Intel Pentium iv@ 2.6 Ghz
RAM : 256 MB RAM
Hard Disk Drives : 80 GB
MONITOR : 15” Color Monitor
Key Board : Standard 108 Keys
Mouse : Optical Scroll
• HARDWARE
SWITCH : DLINK [24 PORT]
INTERNET : 1Mbps
LAN Type : IEEE 802.3
HEADSET : 15 Nos
SPEAKER : Creative 2.1
• SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Processor : P-IV @ 350 NVUX
RAM : 256 MB RAM
Hard Disk : 80 G.B. HDD
DVD ROM : DVD Samsung Drive
Floppy Drive : 1 of 1.44”

OUR STRENGTH:
 Suggestions for the purchase of new books, periodicals and news papers will be made
in writing in separate registers maintained for this purpose in Library.
 Self Sufficiency :

 Cutting Machine
 Pressing Machine
 Bar Code Printer And Scanner

 Membership Card for Students

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  Envelop Dispatch
 Photocopier
Institutional Membership :

 British Council Library - Chennai

 IIT Library – Chennai
 MALIBNET – Chennai

List of journals are given in ANNEXURE VI

Department Library

CSE Fully automated Central library and Department Library

IT Automation of our Department Library.

Usage of Bar Codes in Department Library.
Providing Extra Books for Rank Holders.
Separate Library In charge for Department Library.
Issuing all the books to the students for all the subjects.

CIVIL Automated of the Central Library

E journals for accessing journals
No. of Titles : 175
Total Cost : Rs. 10,92,404

MECH & PROD 800 number of new books have been purchased
All the books are bar coded. Issue and receipt of books are
computerized.
E- Library for accessing journals

ECE E-Library facility is provided.

Facility to access IEEE, SPIE and other international journals
Computerization of Department Library Book stock & student
book issue.

EEE E-library facility is provided

Facility to access IEEE and many other international journals
Computerization of Department library services.

BIO INFORMATICS Computerization of the library stock book and issue book for the
students.
(ii) The text books purchased by the department has been updated,
to fulfill the requirements of the department.

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CHEMICAL • DEPARTMENT LIBRARY
No. of Books : 3950
Total Cost : Rs. 11,15,000/-

• NO. OF JOURNALS SUBSCRIBED

International : 6
National :18
Total Cost : 3505 /-
BIO MED Computerization of library entries
New books purchase
Separate library room

PHYSICS In addition to the existing 96 books, a list of around 29 books were

purchased for the reference of staff and research scholars during
this year in the field of Engineering Physics, Atomic and Nuclear
Physics, Electronics, Bio-Physics, Bio- medical Instrumentation,
Optics, Acoustics, Mechanics and Theoretical Physics. A total of
125 books worth around Rs.37, 746/- is available in our
department library.

MSC Completely Computerized

ETCE Fully computerized library with bar code access to all books.

MECH • Library periods are added in the II nd year time table.

• To improve the efficiency of library services LIBGENIE
software worth Rs 1 lakh is purchased and used effectively.

• The Department library is fully computerized and all

transactions are done through LIBGENIE Software.

• A library in charge for each batch of students was given task

of looking after needs of students.

BIO TECH • Library is made accessible to students any time during the
working hours
• All books in the stock is made into a soft copy
• Students are given books for almost all the subjects
• Books are issued at the beginning of each semester after
they are ensured of no dues
• Separate reference section is maintained

MCA New library books were added in both even semesters and odd
semesters for the Department Library. Additional books were

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 recommended to the Central Library.

EIE Digital storage databases of projects that have been successfully

completed by the students of earlier batches have been created in
the Department Library for reference.

E&C • All books are bar coded.

• Issue and receipt of books are computerized.
• New books are purchased.

22. New books/ journals subscribed and their values

Department Titles Volume Value in Rupees

CSE 22 1020 2,50,000
IT 18 1363 5,00,000
Civil 1,05,515
MECH & PROD 1,00,000
BIO INFOMATICS 3 39 50,000
CHEMICAL 1410 4,10,487
BIO MED 110 24,073
ETCE 21 2096 5,48,061
MECH Upto ’09 638 10067 27,61,405
BIO TECH 356
MCA 4,00,000
EIE 20 913 1,52,531
E&C 29 1741 4,75,000
AERO 1100

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the

action taken on student feedback:

CSE Feedback from student is taken for all the courses. Based on the
feed back corrective measures are taken.

IT II Year : Digital Signal Processing:

• Feedback from students:

Subject is fully problem Oriented and difficult to

follow.

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 • Action Taken:

• Staff member has been advised to solve more

problems and make them to understand the problems
easily.
• Special classes were conducted for weak students.
• Extra class tests were conducted and extra care was
given on a personal basis to weak students.

CIVIL Feedback from student is taken for all the courses.

Special class were conducted for students.

ECE Assessment: It is a regular practice for all the subjects. If the

syllabus is vast then extra hours will be allotted.
Students Feedback: Syllabus has to be updated; they need more
Computer related papers- that will be Implemented in the next
Revision.

EEE It is a regular practice for all the subjects and subsequent action
has been taken.

BIO INFORMATICS It is a regular practice in the University. Extra hours will be

allotted for subjects with vast syllabus.

CHEMICAL Feedback is taken from the students for all the courses in the
undergraduate level (U.G.) and postgraduate level ( P.G.) by the
management and the head of the department. Teachers with poor
feedback from the students are likely to be warned/questioned.

BIO MED In the field of “Computer in Medicine”, the course on “Theory of

Psychology” which is elective course for final year student. On the
basis of the student interest, the staffs have been made to attend
training on this topic (two weeks) in Ramachandra Medical
College (MOU). The results from the student were good.

MSC Management & Dept takes the feedback of academic & Non
Academic activities at the starting & end of the semester.
Corrections if any are done immediately.

ETCE Management and Department take the feedback of academic and

non-academic activities at the starting and end of the semester.
Corrections if any are done immediately.

MECH Head of the department visits all the classes and takes written
feedback from the students about the staff for all the subjects.

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BIO TECH Feedbacks were collected regularly from students on the teachers’
performance and the teachers were informed about their positive
and negative points. Suggestions were given; if needed, extra
hours are provided for that particular paper

EIE As an action plan (being carried out regularly)

• Newly recruited teachers undergo Orientation training
programme conducted within the
University.

• All the teachers and technicians undergo training program/

workshop conducted by various Universities to update
themselves for the current trends in curriculum

E&C Feedback is taken from students regarding the subjects as well as

general issues. The feedback is given back to the respective
teachers for their Self Introspection & Improvement.
Necessary action is taken for feedback about general issues.

24. Unit Cost of Education

The average amount of money spent by the University on every student is, i.e., Unit
cost of Education is Rs. 62,500.
25. Computerization of administration and the process of admission,
examination results and issue of certificates
1. Many of the administrative activities are computerized (salary etc).
2. Introduction of single identity cards for students and faculty to be used in college and
library.
3. For admission and other activities, manual tabulation was dispensed with and in its
placed computerized tabulation for all the courses is introduced.
4. Results and marks of the candidates are placed on the university website, for ready
perusal by the students.
5. Degree certificate printing, holograms and laminations are all done in the university
examination cell itself.
6. It is planned to introduced 2D bar code reader software for reading the bar code put
up in the degree. The corresponding will be put up in the university website so as to

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 facilitate the companies and foreign embassies to check the genuineness of the
document provided by students.
26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

CIVIL
1. Established Structural Engineering Lab
2. New Computer Laboratory

MECH &PROD

New machines are purchased for CAD/CAM lab and Machine shop lab.
TIG and MIG welding machines have been purchased

ECE
1) New Advanced Electronics Testing Lab with the latest testing equipment and high
end Systems measuring 2000 sq.ft is established.
2) Nano simulation lab for M.Tech Nano students established.

EEE
Not applicable

BIO INFOMATICS

Additional computers with 32 terminals for students and a cluster server with 32
computing nodes is being planned and is on the verge of completion.

CHEMICAL

There are 10 Pentium-IV Computers in the Dept. of which ChemCAD Software

can be accessed from 5 systems (5 User Perpetual License obtained from M/s. Axiom).
Experimental setup for carrying out research work in Turbulent bed contactor and Two Disc
and Doughnut Columns have been fabricated which need to be installed.

BIO MED

We established New Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab for III year BME
students with 30 PC’s, 10- 8085 kit, 10- 8086 kit, 10 – 8051 Microcontroller kit and its
Interfacing peripherals as Keyboard, Display, traffic signal, Stepper motor etc.,

PHYSICS

Equipments for about Rs. 4,69,240 /- have been purchased for the Physics laboratory
during the academic year 2008 - 2009. The following are the equipments purchased from
United scientific company and Kavin enterprises.

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S.No. Description No. of items
purchased
1 4
Torsional pendulum full set up Dia 3” 10 cms
2 9
Lee’s disc of full set up without heater
3 7
Optical fiber full set
4 Quincke’s Apparatus (Full set) 2
5 7
Quincke’s “U” tube
6 5
Ultrasonic interferometer connecting cable (Black)
7 02
Hall Effect setup:
8 10
Copper voltammeters – Full set
9 2
Traveling Microscope (WESWOX)
10 Non Uniform Bending-Young’s Modulus full set 12
11 1
Digital Balance (0.001 Accuracy) Up to 50 gms
12 25
Reading lens
13 20
Semiconductor diode for band gap
14 Semiconductor diode for band gap Apparatus full set up 4
15 Hot plate 12
16 Ultrasonic interferometer full set 2
17 Torsional pendulum (0.5dia)(10 m ) (String wire) 10mts
18 Reading lens with torch light 10
19 Screw gauge 10
20 Ferricchloride solution(Fecl3)(500ml) 500ml
21 Screw driver small size 2
22 Screw driver big size 2
23 Tester 2
24 Two pin plug 10
25 Three pin plug 5
0
26 Thermometer 110 C(mercury yellow colour) 5
27 Hollow prism 38X38X38 mm(Liquid prism) 15
28 Drier 2
29 Hysteresis connecting cables 16
30 Air Wedge Glass Plate set 10

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BIO TECH
Have purchased gradient PCR, pH meter and Distillation Unit

EIE
All the teachers and technicians underwent training program/ workshop conducted by
various Universities to update themselves for the current trends in curriculum.
S.N Name of the staff Programme Duration Venue
o
1. TEACHING Distributed Control Jan 22nd,23rd Sathyabama
R.Karthikeyan System Concepts and ,2009 University
K.Sujatha Real Time Application
R.Ramadevi
J.Jaiganesh
D.Marshiana
2. L.V.Revathi Orientation Program Feb 5th ,6th ,2009 Sathyabama
N.R.Krishnamoor On Distance Education University
thy

AERO
Facilities in Structures Lab
• Computerised Universal Testing Machine - 100 Tonne Capacity
• Combined torsion and bending apparatus
• Photo elastic apparatus
• Column testing apparatus
• Shear flow in open & closed section.
• Unsymmetrical bending apparatus
• Wagner beam
Facilities in Aero Engine Lab

• Four cylinder Lycoming Engine

• Turbo Jet Engine

Facilities in Avionics Lab

• Digital Electronics Kit - 12 nos

• Microprocessor Kit -12nos

Facilities in Aircraft Propulsion Lab

• Free conversion apparatus

• Forced conversion apparatus

Facilities in Aircraft systems Lab

• Cessna -152 aircraft

• Wiper aircraft

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27. Technology Upgradation:
CSE
All the nodes are replaced with the new configuration which is given bellow
(i) Processor - Pentium Core 2 duo
(ii)Speed - 1.80 GHz
(iii)RAM - 512 MB
(iv)Hard Disk - 80GB
IT
All the nodes are upgraded with NetBeans, ASP Map, WebSphere.

i) Processor - Dual Core

(ii)Speed - 2.80 GHz
(iii)RAM - 512 MB
(iv)Hard Disk - 80GB
E&C
For measurements lab Wireless Sensor Network has been purchased. Four new printers
are bought for Computer lab. Electronics lab has been upgraded with new CROs,
Multimeters and other equipments for a total cost of Rs.2.5 lakhs.
CHEM
New courses like Computer-aided Process Plant Design and Drawing Lab, and Process
Modeling, Simulation and Optimization have been introduced in the undergraduate level to
suit industrial and societal needs.
New courses like Computer-aided Environmental Plant Drawing Lab, and Disaster
Management have been introduced in the postgraduate level to suit industrial and societal
needs.
Department Library has been Computerized.
Latest Softwares like ChemCAD, AutoCAD, FLUENT, etc. are available for the
Students, Research Scholars and Staff.
BIOINFO
New software for the Molecular Modeling Laboratory has been proposed for upgradation.
BIOMED
We established New Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab for III year BME
students with 30 PC’s, 10- 8085 kit, 10- 8086 kit, 10 – 8051 Microcontroller kit and its
Interfacing peripherals as Keyboard, Display, traffic signal, Stepper motor etc.,
MBA
 SPSS .16
 TALLY 9 version

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28. Computer and Internet Facility:

Internet access is provided to all staff members for encouraging the research
activities. After college timing hostel students can access internet in hostel lab or in I year
computer lab upto 8pm for study purpose.

29. Financial Aid to Students:

20. The university gives financial and free education to the economically weaker students
and tsunami affected students and students recommended by the social welfare
organization. This academic year, 650 students were benefited by this and are
provided free education.
21. University awards cash prizes and certificates to class toppers from each department
and allows them to take additional books from central library.
30. Activities and support from Alumni Association :

• We conduct Alumni meet every year. Periodically we call our alumni students
for giving Guest talk on special topics.
• Alumini will deliver lecture to our student regarding campus interview and
higher studies every year .
• Students were asked questions and the Alumni students shared their experience
during interactive sessions
• The updated information helps us to motivate the present students to enlighten
their carrier.
•
CSE

(i) Mr. Sartaj Ahmed [passed out 2008] conducted an workshop on Emerging
paradigms in Network Security to III year and Final year CSE students

(ii). Mr. Pravin Jeyakumar [passed out in 1995] working in CTS as Senior Software
Engineer came as judge for our department symposium Tecnocrazy08 for the event Project
exhibition on 2nd September 2008.

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31. Parents Teachers Association:

PARENTS MEET

• Parents of students having arrears in three or more subjects were asked to meets the
faculties and the HOD regularly and further his /her performance will be
monitored and communications will be sent to the parents periodically.
• Parents can meet the student counselors /Student coordinators at any time and
discuss about the improvement of their ward.
• Parents can also meet the Head of the Department any time during college hours if
they require any special attention for their wards.

FEEDBACK

Feedbacks were constantly taken from the parents to evaluate the bus facilities, mess and
ward’s improvement. The parents were also informed of their ward’s marks, attendance and
cash award intimation for toppers.

The activities that we have carried out regarding the parents-Teachers association include

• Personal care on which weak students by the parents and teachers

• Proposal for special class after class work
• Tutorial classes conducted for problematic subjects.
• Advising to the students to do yoga, meditation to improve the concentration on
studies.

32. Health Services:

1. In our university, there are separate health centers for boys, girls and staffs.
Moreover, clinical facilities are possible for 24 hrs especially to the hostellers.
2. The university clinic is equipped with fridge, analyzer, centrifugal pump, hot air
incubator, etc.
3. Medical record of each and every student is maintained in the university properly.
4. Rest room is available separately for boys and girls for the students those who are not
feeling well. University students can check their periodic health for free of cost.
5. As a full fledged Biomedical laboratory is functioning in our department, any
emergency of diagnosing procedures for the vitals (ECG, Pulse, Respiration Rate,
Heart Rate) could be met and given necessary suggestion by the in-house Doctor.

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 6. National Service Scheme (NSS) organize Blood Donation Programme once in every
semester.
7. The NSS cell has a proposal to conduct monthly medical camp for the benefit of the
students and as well as near by village people.
8. Apart from this, a Blood group database is maintained by NSS wing. Whenever there
is an emergency, requiring a particular blood group is intimated. The students and
staff who are willing to donate their blood are motivated.
33. Performance in Sports Activities
Each Department has an individual sports incharge for the Boys and Girls separately.
The University has got excellent sports facilities and a coach for each outdoor game. The
university physical director along with his subordinates, coordinates the sports team of
various indoor & outdoor games constituted by the students of different disciplines. Our
students participated in various tournaments at State and National levels and gave
meritorious performance.

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Dept Name of the Event Status
students
ECE Mr.K.Ranjith Inter University Basket Ball Tournament, Participation
Sathyabama University
Mr.Rikin All India Inter University Basket Ball Participation
Pethani Tournament, Sathyabama University.
EIE Dasharathi Cricket, Volley Ball, Badminton, Participation
Pani(III Yr) KIIT,Bhuvaneswar
Dasharathi Chess,Carrom, Bijupattnaik,Bhuvaneswar Participation
Pani(III Yr)
Prabha.S(II Relay, Vellore Institute of Technology II
Yr-B Sec)
EEE CMC Vellore Runner
VIT Vellore Winner
A.Ritz Foot Ball YMCA Chennai Winner
Pushpam Arts & Science College
Runner
Thanjore
Mech & Vignesh
Production Narendran
Jamson State level Competitions
Youngten

Bio-Info Sujeeth Badminton, Sastra University, Christian Participation

Kumar Medical College, Tamilnadu Inter College
Sports (TIES), Jeppiar Educational Trust
Sports (JETS)
BBA & Bopanna PN Basket Ball, IIT Chennai (All India Winner
B.Com Level),Kottayam – Kerala,Poondi-
Thanjavur(State level), St Joseph-Chennai,
Vada Madurai-Tamil Nadu Club, Kuttikaram-
Kerala(All India Club),VIT-Vellore(State

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 level), SRM University- Chennai(State
level),Hindusthan University-Chennai(State
level), Salem(State level), Pattiverampatti,
Ernakulam-Kerala(All India Level).
Madhukannan Basket Ball, IIT Chennai (All India Level), Winner
RR Poondi- Thanjavur(State level), St Joseph-
Trichy, St Joseph-Chennai, Vada Madurai-
Tamil Nadu Club, Kuttikaram-Kerala(All India
Club), VIT-Vellore(State level), SRM
University-Chennai(State level), Salem(State
level), Pattiverampatti, Ernakulam-Kerala(All
India Club),Secundrabad(All India Level).
Binu Raj Foot Ball, CFA(Tamil Nadu Club), VIT(Inter Winner
College), YMCA(Inter College),Pattabiram-
chennai(Inter College),Salem(Inter College).
Ram Kumar Basket Ball, IIT Chennai (All India Winner
Level),Kottayam – Kerala, St Joseph-Chennai,
Vada Madurai-Tamil Nadu Club, Kuttikaram-
Kerala(All India Club), VIT-Vellore(State
level), SRM University-Chennai(State
level),Hindusthan University-Chennai(State
level), Salem(State level), Pattiverampatti,
Ernakulam-Kerala(All India Club)
Secundrabad(All India Level).
Gowtham Raj Basket Ball, IIT Chennai (All India Level), St Winner
Joseph- Trichy, Kottayam – Kerala,Poondi-
Thanjavur(State level), Hindusthan
University-Chennai(State level).
Rajesh Foot Ball, CFA(Tamil Nadu Club), VIT(Inter Winner
College), YMCA(Inter College),Pattabiram-
chennai(Inter College),Salem(Inter College).
MBA Basket ball, JETS Tournament, Hindustan Winners
University, VIT –Vellore, St.Josephs College
Trichy, Loyola College - Hyderabad, CMC –
Vellore, IIT –Madras, All India University
Meet
Foot-ball, Hindustan University, SNGC Runners
Coimbatore, Chennai Association League,
Pondipushpam College Tanjore.
Foot Ball, VIT Vellore, YMCA, Pondicherry Winners
State League

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34. Incentives to out standing sports persons:

• We encourage the sports personalities by giving several incentives. Outstanding sport

persons are permitted to pay 50% of their tuition fees.

• On Achievers Day celebration, outstanding sports persons are encouraged and

honored with cash awards and momentos and also we provide free boarding and
lodging.

• The sports students are encouraged for higher studies with exemption from all fees
paid to the university. Outstanding sports persons are encouraged and honoured with
cash awards and momentos

• Some Sportspersons (students in the university team) are given free education and
free accommodation in the hostel. Special coaching classes are arranged for the
problematic subjects.

• Students with outstanding sports performance are encouraged to participate in

regional and national events according to University provision

• The university is also giving cash awards. To mention a few, the students below have
received the cash awards:

Name Cash award Prize

Bopanna P.N – III • Rs 35,000/- For • Sport Shoes Worth
B.Com (Basket ball) Winning All India 7,500/-
Inter University • Individual
Tournament Championship Award
• Rs 1,500/- For • Best Player In All
Winning 4 India Level By IIT
Consecutive All India Madras
Tournaments
Vinoth – III BBA A • Rs 35,000/- For
(Volley ball) Winning All India
Inter University
Tournament

35. Students achievements and awards

• The University awards the top 5 students who excelled in academics with merit
certificate and gift voucher of Rs.500 each semester to motivate them. The University
also organizes achiever’s day for the students who have been placed. All the
departments continuously encourage the students to participate in various seminars,
symposiums and conferences to get updated with recent technologies available.

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 • The Best Project out of three Departments (CSE, IT, MCA Dept.) “ A STUDY OF
MAZE SOLVING ALGORITHMS AND THEIR OPTIMIZATION FOR USE ON
MICROCONTROLLED CASE STUDY MICROMOUSE “ was won by Jitaditya
Kumar, a student of IT department during the Technical Exhibition “Technovation–
2009” conducted at Sathyabama University. He received a merit certificate and cash
prize of Rs. !0,000/-
• Overall toppers, current semester toppers and subject toppers are awarded with cash
prize and merit certificates.
• M.Kaiser Shagul Hameed of Electronic Sciences Department was secured 5th place in
National level essay writing held by NGO on 15th August 2008
• Antony Vayagula Zimson of Mechanical Dept.- A state volleyball player has played
for 2 national level tournament , 2 university tournaments, 2 ties tournaments and one
junior level nationals.
• J. Paul Robinson of Mechanical Dept - has played football for a ties representing the
university.
• P.Prashanth of Mechanical Dept - Has attended 2work shops namely “Recent
developments in Entrepreneurship” in Sathyabama university, “Emerging techniques
in Automation” in PSG college Coimbatore, he has been in the NCC and attended the
NTC camp, and a cycle rally, won the 2nd price in quiz in a national level symposium
conducted by Mamallan Institute of technology. And also doing a Dual degree in
CSE.
• Shibi K.S of Mechanical Dept, was the CC of the NCC naval unit, has attended 2
NTC camps, 2ATC camps, and 2 cycle rallies.
• Vignesh of Mechanical Dept - has presented a paper on the topic, Recent trends in
automation, in a symposium conducted by Kumaresan polytechnic Thiruvanamalai.
• Thulaseedharan and Sasi kumar of Mechanical Dept has attended a work shop on
“Emerging techniques in aautomation”
• Annamalai and Mahha Prabhbhu Raaja of Mechanical Dept won the second place in
the CAD designing competition in a national level symposium conducted by Jeppiar
engineering college,
• Danish De Mello , Madhana Gopal, Venkatachalapathy and Darius of Mechanical
Dept are in NCC and have attened Naval camps namely, ATC, NTC.
• S.R. Nataraja shankaran of Mechanical Dept has played for the university, in kabadi
tourney,
• Shyam dharmarajan, of Mechanical Dept has won the first place in shot put and
discuss, in a atheletic meet conducted by St, Joseph college of engineering.
• Students from Mechanical and Production Department received certificate from City
winner for world cyber games 2007

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 • Students from Mechanical and Production Department received Certificate received
from MECO Motor Sports Pvt Ltd (Certificate of Race car driving) on 2nd to 4th Jan
2009
• Mr.Vanjinathan & Mr.Balaji of Civil Department participated in Bending Moment
2008 conducted by ETHOS INDIA,Banglore.
• Mr.Siva Raj & Mr.Abijit Ragava of Civil Department presented a paper titled
SMART BUILDINGS in the technical symposium conducted by Mahendra Engg
College,Namakkal.
• MR.K.Manimurugan, Mr.G.S.Mathana gopala Krishnan & Mr.P.A.Vignesh of Civil
Department presented a paper titled STRUCTURE ON LUNAR BASE at VIT
University,Vellore.
• Mr. Zafar Abdul Zalil of Chemical Department(batch 2005-2009) was awarded a cash
prize of Rs. 5000 for the Best Project in Chemical Engineering during the Technical
Exhibition “Technovation–2009” conducted at Sathyabama University.
• Ms. Lissa Rachel and Mr. Calvin of Bio-Technology Department have been awarded
the Best Project Award from “Technovation 2009) – a project exhibition held for
final year projects of Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Biomedical Departments
• Ms. Sheeba Verma of Bio-Technology Department has won the first prize in state
level oratorical contest
• Ms. Anupreethi and Ms. Sushma & Ms Jayashree of Bio-Technology Department
have secured first prize in Paper and Poster presentation respectively in the National
conference conducted at SRM University
• Mr. Parameswar, Mr. Dinesh and Mr. Nikhil of Bio-Technology Department have
won the second prize in the seminar conducted by Vivekanda College
• Rajalakshmi received the Best Project Award from “Technovation 2009” - a project
exhibition held for final year projects of the Bioinformatics, Biotechnology,
Biomedical and Chemical Engineering Departments.
• Harish Chander of Bio-Informatics Department has been selected for the oral
presentation titled “HIV Protease Inhibitor Resistance Prediction by using Linear
Support Vector Machine” made at World WABT Forum 2008held in Rome, Italy.
• Alex Mathew and (iii) Nixon Raj of Bio-Informatics Department were selected to
present the paper titled, “Insilico docking studies on anti-cancer drugs for breast
cancer” at the conference, IACSIT 2009 held at Singapore.
• Sai Sandeep of Bio-Informatics Department has been awarded a Special Prize on his
participation in the culturals of Madras Medical College for Mimicry.
• P.l.V. Naganjan of Bio-Medical Department was awarded best project for the year
2009 with a cash reward of rs.10000/- among five departments for the project entitled
“Staircase climbing wheel chair”
• Kalanithi award was bagged by Ms. Archana narayanan of Bio-Medical Department
for securing first rank in Sathyabama university in the department of biomedical

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 engineering for the year 2009.
• The Class Toppers, Subject Toppers and overall Toppers in the Semester Exams were
given cash prizes and certificates for their academic performance.
• Economic Test for the students was conducted by Scientific Research Association for
Economics & Finance in February 2009 at Sathyabama University Premises. Miss S.
Archana, II B.Com., was awarded University Topper Prize.
• Mr Nitin - I BBA A presented a paper in the event of Paper Presentation conducted
by Hindustan College of Arts and Science. He was awarded first prize.Students from
Viscom Department have won First place in National Film Festival for Best PSA:
1. REELIVE Awards(Loyola College)

2. ASAN Video Awards(Asan Memorial College)

• Jaya Murugan P, II MCA student presented the paper entitled “Hardware Design for
Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem” in the National Conference NCCN’09.
• Jeevan Deep Prakash, A Ayub Khan, II MCA students presented the paper entitled
“A resumable asynchronous Web Services using callback pattern” in the National
Conference NCCN’09.
• Karthik. K, Karthick.K, II MCA students presented the paper entitled “A proposed
model of Byzantine fault tolerant for asynchronous web services” in the National
Conference RTWT'09

36. Activities of the guidance and counseling unit

i) Counseling for higher studies

ADVISORY BUREAU FOR HIGHER STUDIES

Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies was started to guide those students who are
aspiring for Higher Education and enable students to prepare for examination like the GATE,
GRE, GMATE, TOEFL.
Regular Seminars are conducted to keep in touch with the recent trends in the
Higher education scenario by resource persons from United States Education Foundation in
India (USEFI) – a part of U.S. Embassy, U.K. Consulate, Professors from Foreign
Universities.
List of seminars conducted during this academic year from June 2008 onwards:
 Two members from USEFI, Ms. Carly Shane -International Enrollment Manager,
Office of International Programs & Services, Dr. Winston Erevelles – Dean, School

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 of Engineering, Mathematics and Science, Robert Morris University conducted a
seminar on June 13, 2008. As this is only for final year students who are interested to
study Abroad.
 Career Launcher conducted a “Orientation Seminar to Cat 2009” on July 25,
2008 for all third year students. This will give the information to CAT09 On-line/off-
line and other MBA entrance tests in India.
 The Princeton Review, Chennai conducted a seminar on July 30, 2008 for all third
year students who wanted to prepare themselves for GRE, GMAT Entrance tests.
 A seminar was conducted by The Chopras Consultants Pvt Ltd, Chennai on
August 6, 2008 for pre final year students, to provide them guidelines for choosing
the right course and also the opportunities in U.K. and other countries.
 A MoU between Sathyabama University and University of Teesside, UK was
signed on 16th August 2008.
 Career Guidance Seminar for all the III year students was conducted by IMS
Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd., Chennai on 22nd August 2008.
 A seminar on Orientation to “International Youth Fellowship” in KOREA was
conducted by IYF for all the II and III year students on 27th August 2008.
 An orientation programme on “Spoken Japanese Language” for I year students was
conducted by ABK-AOTS DOSOKAI, Chennai on 20th September 2008 at
University Auditorium.
 Career Launcher conducted on The Great Leadership Hunt -
Tycoon 2009 for all the II and III year students on 10th February 2009.
 USIEF co-ordinator Ms. Viyalakshmi., US consulate, Chennai, made presentation
on Engineering Education in US on 23rd February 2009.
 USIEF co-ordinator Ms. Viyalakshmi., US consulate, Chennai, gave a speech on
Fulbright Fellowships in US for doing M.S, Ph.D and PDF for all the teaching staff
members on 23rd February 2009.
 A seminar was conducted on Engineering Education in US and UK by Brain Storm
Consultants, India on March 5, 2009 for third year students and highlighted on
Engineering Careers in Australia.

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 JAPANESE language classes – “First Level” are conducted for First year students who
are interested in the Spoken Japanese. A total of 35 students are attending the class during
week ends. This helps them in their admissions at various foreign universities.
Quantitative Aptitude & Analytical Reasoning Training classes are conducted
regularly for U.G and P.G. students at our University Campus. This course is intended to
train students for performing well in Campus Interviews. This course is being handled by our
own Maths faculty.
Personality Development Workshops are also conducted throughout the year for final
year, and pre-final year students with eminent resource persons to train our students in
various areas like Group Discussions, attending Interviews, Communication Skills,
Interpersonal Skills, etc. The above training helped around 75% of students in getting
suitable placements in various top notch companies.

Activities and Guidance of the counseling unit

One counselor is appointed for every 20 students. Counsel the weak students for
better improvement and interaction with students periodically to improve the academic
performance. Student counselor motivates the weak students. Special classes and tests are
conducted. Guidance for higher studies, projects, improvement of communication skills are
given to the students. The counselor meets the parents with their ward and counseling is
given to them to improve their performance.

“Career Development Program” is conducted by inviting leading personalities from

various Industries. Mock-interviews, Group Discussions, Aptitude test are being conducted.
This helps them to face the interview and to initiate their personal career successfully in the
existing competitive environment.

ACTIVITIES OF COUNSELORS

Every counselor is allotted with 20 students. Their marks, attendance and

performance are constantly monitored. Incase of arrears the reason for poor

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 performance is documented and is intimated to their parents periodically. They are
also counseled and special coaching classes are arranged.

The counseling cell also gives guidance for higher studies.

Project based guidelines are given to the students by the department staff members.

The counselors collect feedback from the teaching staffs about the students.

Result analysis of the student’s performance in internal assessments and semester
exams are maintained.

37. Placement & Training

The University has a full-fledged Placement cell, which monitors the employment
opportunities and arranges campus interviews for the final year students. Our Campus recruitment
program starts in the month of June i.e as soon as the Pre-Final semester starts. We are very glad to
say that 843 students have been already placed in this academic year(2008-09) as on 26.06.2009.

The following is the list of Recent Recruiters of our Students:

♦ Alstom ♦ Alforn Systems
♦ American Express ♦ Ashok Leyland
♦ Asian Paints ♦ Arvind Remedies
♦ Apsara Innovations ♦ Appolo Tyres
♦ BirlaSoft Technologies ♦ Brakes India
♦ Blue Star Air-Conditioners ♦ Bio Pharma
♦ CADS Software ♦ Caritor India Pvt Ltd
♦ Cater Pillar ♦ CareerNet
♦ CitiCorp ♦ Cetex Petro Chemicals
♦ Convergys ♦ Caliber financial services
♦ Caliber Point ♦ CSC
♦ Citibank ♦ Covansys
♦ Crompton Greaves Ltd ♦ DELL
♦ Donfoss Industries Pvt. Ltd ♦ Deutch Bank
♦ DSL ♦ Doshion Infotech
♦ Easy Solutions ♦ EDS
♦ eFunds ♦ ESSAR

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♦ Emphiasis ♦ ELGI Equipments
♦ Eurothem Del Pvt Ltd ♦ Fortis
♦ FutureSoft ♦ Four Systems
♦ Godrej ♦ Grammer IT Solutions
♦ GRO ♦ GTL
♦ Hanil Lear ♦ Haweltt Packart
♦ HCL ♦ HCL Peripherals
♦ HCL Comnet ♦ Hexaware Technologies
♦ Hindustan Motors ♦ Hyundai Motor
♦ Indian Express Group ♦ iSoft
♦ Jain Housing Ltd ♦ Job Excell
♦ Jeppiaar Steels ♦ Jeppiaar Technologies
♦ ICICI – NRI Cell ♦ ICICI Direct
♦ ICICI Prudential ♦ IDEA
♦ iGate ♦ IBM
♦ iFlex ♦ iNautix
♦ Indian Express ♦ Infosys
♦ India Bulls ♦ IndiaMart
♦ India Pistons ♦ Indus Ind Bank
♦ Kotak Investments ♦ Larsen & Tourbo ♦ LnT Infotech
♦ Mascon Global Ltd ♦ Mahindra & Mahindra
♦ Malladi Inc ♦ MRF ♦ MBT
♦ Microsoft ♦ Mindtree Consultancies
♦ Naukri ♦ Nittany
♦ Nucleus Software Technologies ♦ Oracle
♦ Office Tigers ♦ Patni
♦ Polaris ♦ Photon Infotech
♦ Protech ♦ Quintegra
♦ RANE Engines ♦ ORBI Tech
♦ Orchid Chemicals ♦ SPIC
♦ Saipem ♦ Sanmar
♦ Satyam Computers ♦ Sasken Communications
♦ SCM Microsystems ♦ Siemens India
♦ Sify ♦ Slash Support

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♦ Sonata Software ♦ Sobha Developers
♦ Sun Pharma ♦ SCM Microsystems
♦ Syntel India ♦ Tata Chemicals
♦ Tata AutoComp ♦ TCS
♦ Titan ♦ Torry Harris
♦ Tata Elaxi ♦ Thirumali Chemicals
♦ Trans Healthcare ♦ TVS Electronics
♦ TVS Motors ♦ US Technologies
♦ V A Tech ♦ VirtUSA
♦ Way2Wealth ♦ Wipro Technologies
♦ Wipro Spectramind ♦ Xansa Technologies

The On Campus recruitment program keeps continuing till the end of their final semester,
after that we will be helping our students by arranging Off-Campus Interviews also.
We do not encourage the students, those who are placed through campus selection in some
companies to attend the further interviews. Our management is having a strong policy decision not to
encourage the companies doing Education & Training activities to attract the students in the name os
placement orders, by insisting them to do some course in their organization by paying money.

PLACEMENT 2008-09

Total No. of students placed: 837

Sathyabama University signed a MOU with Infosys, Wipro,TCS and Satyam for the
purpose of enriching the Technical Education process and to jointly work for enriching the
quality of Education imparted to students of all the Engineering disciplines in the field of
Information Technology

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

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 Our Placement and Training Cell offering Career Development Program for the
students who are raring to enter the corporate world and introduce them to the prospective
employers according to their aspirations and background. The Training programs have been
formulated after a through analysis of unique requirement of various companies as the
required skills will vary according to the company’s requirement. We impart this training
program with the help of reputed training Institutes. They enable our students to gain a
competitive edge in the recruitment process, groom their confidence and develop their
personality. The training modules will be formulated to improve our students’ skills like:

Presentation Skills Listening Skills

Interpersonal Skills Personal Grooming
Brain Strain Apty Reach
Speed Mathematics Logical Reasoning
Inference Deciphering the Matrix
Verbal Reasoning Situational Conversation
Team Building Creativity
Group Discussion Time Management.
Planning & Goal Setting Sentence Construction

We have conducted the following Training program for our students as per the following
schedule:
Sl.# Dept Training Division Period
1 AERO C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
BBA & B.Com Smart Training
2 Resources 11.08.08 to 16.08.08
3 BIOINFO C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08
4 BIOMED C-Cat 15.09.08 to 20.09.08
5 BIOTECH C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08
6 CHEM C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08
7 CIVIL C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
8 CSE C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08

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 9 E&C C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
10 ECE C-Cat 15.09.08 to 20.09.08
11 EEE C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08
12 EIE C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
Electronic Sciences Smart Training
13 Resources 11.08.08 to 16.08.08
14 ETCE C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
15 IT C-Cat 22.09.08 to 27.09.08
MBA Productivity Reach, Blue
16 Lotus 18.08.08 to 30.08.08
17 MCA C-Cat 04.08.08 to 09.08.08
18 MECH C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08
19 MECH& PROD C-Cat 29.09.08 to 05.10.08

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OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES :
▲ Performance Achievement Complimenting Training (PACT) used to be
conducted for the topers in each semester Examination.

▲ Regular Seminars are conducted to keep in touch with the recent trends in the Higher
education scenario by resource persons from United States Educational Foundation in
India (USEFI) - a part of U.S. Embassy, U.K. Consulate, Professors from Foreign
Universities and our Alumni who have done Higher Studies and employed in India and
Abroad.

▲ GRE/MBA Entrance exam training has been started for pre-final year degree students,
from February 2005. This is being conducted under the expert guidance of an experienced
to face various Common Entrance Examination for MBA, GRE, GMAT and also help
them in performing well in campus interviews. This course has been extended for second
year students also from the academic year 2005 - 06, based on request from the students.

▲ German language classes - “First Level” are conducted for pre-final year & IInd year
U.G. Students. A total of 85 students are attending in two batches. The students are given
Merit Certificate at the end of the course. This helps them in their admissions at various
universities abroad.

▲ Networking courses are also conducted for students on the following areas :

CCNA - CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ADMINISTRATORS

MCP - MICROSOFT CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS
MCSE - MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SOFTWARE ENGINEERS

▲ Software courses for Non IT students are also conducted in the following areas :

JAVA PROGRAMMING ORACLE

VISUAL PROGRAMMING J2EE
C & C + + PROGRAMMING
INTERNET PROGRAMMING (HTML, XML, ASP, JAV ASCRIPT)
▲ We are conducting Aptitude test on every Wednesday and Technical Aptitude test on Every
Friday for the pre final year students to groom them for the Campus recruitment drive in their final
year.

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The details of students placed in top 25 companies through campus interviews in the
year (2008-2009) are in Annexure. Apart from this list, the students got selected in
many other reputed organizations / companies.

38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff: Pursuing higher studies

CSE
Motivated to do higher studies and some certification course to update themselves.
• Ms. Subha and Ms. J Mary Sheela is doing part time M.C.A. course in Sathyabama
University
• Mr. Rajendran is doing part time B.E. course in Anna University.
• Ms. R M Sahaya Jeniha and Ms.T Julie Darbini is doing part time M.B.A course in
Sathyabama University

CIVIL
Mr.P.Karthikeyan,Mr.Antony Dinesh and Mrs.Mythily-B.E
Ms.Sahaya Jasmi - M.C.A

MECH & PROD

Giving permission to do Part time BE/ME

 Mr.Sri Ramalu studying Diploma Mechanical Engg. course
 Mr.Arul jothi studying A.M.I.E
 Mr.Babu studying B.E Mechanical Engg.
 Mr.Sahaya Prathesh studying B.E Mechanical Engg.
 Mr.Palni completed I.T.I

ECE
Five Technical Staff are undergoing Part time B.E Degree programme in our
University.

BIO INFOMATICS

Non teaching staff are encouraged for their academic improvement.

(i) Ms. Jennifer doing her M.Tech Degree course (Part time)
(ii) R. Sai doing his M.C.A. Degree course(Part time)
(iii)Ms. A. Amala is pursuing her MBA Degree course.
(iv)Ms. Infant Sherniya - pursuing her MBA Degree course

CHEMICAL

Many quality improvement programmes are conducted for the welfare of the non-
teaching staff to get updated in both academics in curriculum-wise and latest technologies.

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BIO MED

The Management has given the opportunity for teaching and non teaching staffs to
pursue higher studies; simultaneously the department has extended full support for the staffs
to achieve higher studies and was more flexible regarding their work load especially during
exam times.

Ms.P.Benister Francis Sautha has joined in MCA course in July 2007 under
Sathyabama University

Ms. J. Rex Babila has joined M.Sc (zoology) in June 2008 under Annamalai
University

Mr. P. Gopinath has joined B.E Electronics and Communication Engineering in

June 2008 under Sathyabama University

PHYSICS

One of our technical staffs, Ms. Gayathri has joined MCA course in Sathyabama
University in this academic year as a part time student.

IT

• Workshop has been conducted for technical staff on Network administration and to
conduct lab examinations efficiently.
• Non – Teaching staff are sponsered to pursue their B.E/B.Tech/M.C.A degrees to
improve their qualifications
1) Ms. Muthulakshmi - B.Tech
2) Ms.Saranya B.Tech
3) Mr.Senthil - B.E.
4) Mr.Arul Dhoney - B.E.
5) Ms.Nadhiya - M.C.A
MSC

Non teaching staff are updating their qualification by doing B.E.

ETCE

Part time U.G. and P.G. programmes are conducted for our non teaching staff
members to enable them to upgrade their qualification and therby develop their
knowledge and skills.
1) Mr.R.Ashok Kumar – Doing BE (ECE) – Since Jan 2007
2) Mr.J.Prathees - Doing BE (ECE) – Since Jan 2007
3) Ms.A.Mary Reeba - Doing MCA – Since June 2007
4) Mr.V.Kalist - Doing ME (E&CE) – Since June 2007

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 5) Mr.S.Kamalakannan -Doing BE (ECE) – Since June 2006
6) Mr.K.Narayanan -Doing BE (ECE) – Since June 2008

MECH
Non-teaching staff are encouraged to study Part Time courses in Engineering (BE)
and Management (MBA).

BIO TECH
Non teaching staff members in Biotechnology are encouraged to improve their
academic credentials.
• Mr. Subbaiah has completed his M.Tech in Biotechnology
• Mr. Edison has completed his MBA
• Ms. Jenibha and Ms. Shruthi are doing their MBA

EIC

Two non teaching staff are doing MCA and one staff is pursuing B.E.

AERO

Staff members are encouraged by giving OD’s to pursue higher studies to upgrade
their knowledge & skills.

Sl.No. Name & Designation Course Status

1 G.Anthony M.E. ( CAD ) Completed
Lab Instructor
2 R.Jegan B.E. ( MECH ) III – Year
Lab Assistant

39. Healthy practices of the Institution:

• Newly recruited staff member are trained by TTTI and other orientation programs.
• Periodic interaction among staff both teaching and non-teaching, encouraging the
staff members to attend seminars, paper presentation,training programs etc
• Training on special software is provided to faculty members.
• Students are encouraged to do industry oriented projects.
• Students are motivated to participate in National level academic competitions
regularly. The NSS and NCC activities help to encourage civic responsibility and social
service like blood donation, anti-dowry system and adoption of villages etc.,
• Merit Awards are given to the first ten students of every department.

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 • In-house Magazines are published by each department about their activities.
• The University provides finantial aid to the faculties who wishes to attend
seminar/workshop.
• The University gives full concession over the tution fee for the staff members doing
their higher studies under QIP.

40.Linkages developed with national/ international, academic/ research:

In order to promote Industry Institute interaction, our University have made MOUs
with various Industries and Institutes. The MOUs are classified under the following three
catogories.

(i) New MOUs:

o The Aeronautical Society of India

o IIT Kanpur
o Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD)
o Hindustan Aero Nautical Limited (HAL).
o National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI).
o Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad
o Chennai Petrochemical Corporation Limited (CPCL)
o Southern Petroleum Industrial Corporation (SPIC)
o Research Co-ordination with TBGRI, Trivandrum
o University of Madras.
o IATEFL. UK.
o American Embassy
o Indian Institute of Architects (IIA).
o Council of Architecture (COA)
o National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA).
o NUS , Singapore.
o AIST, Japan.
o All India Association of Education and Research.
o FL SMIDTH – Chennai.

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(ii) Existing MOUs:

o Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Bangalore

o Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research(IGCAR), Kalpakkam
o Defence Research And Development Organization (DRDO) -Combat
Vehicles Research Development Establishment (CVRDE), Chennai
o National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT), Chennai
o Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI), Chennai
o Centre for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET), Chennai
o Technical Teachers Training Institute(TTTI), Taramani.
o Indian Institute of Technology(IIT), Chennai.
o Anna University, Chennai.
o University of Madras, Chennai.
o Annamalai University, Chidambaram.
o Neyveli Lignite Corporation(NLC), Neyveli
o Bharath Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Trichy
o Infosys Technologies Limited, Bangalore
o Wipro Technologies Limited, Bangalore
o Sun Micro Systems India Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore
o The Industrial Estate Manufacturer’s Association, Guindy, Chennai
o Tamilnadu Association of Cottage and Tiny Entrepreneurs, Ambattur,
Chennai
o British Council, Chennai
o Gopali and Company, Chennai
o New Mexico Tech University, USA
o Kursk State Technical University, Russia
o Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Russia
o Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Technical University, Moscow, Russia
o Moscow Aviation Institute (State Technical University), Russia
o SERC
o HUDCO

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 o HRS
o CSIR
o Indian Society for Technical Education(ISTE)
o Institue of Electrical and Telecommunication Engineering (IETE)
o Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE)
o Vikasha Electronics, Chennai.
o Association of Small Entrepreneurs, Chennai
o Institutional Membership of All India Management Association (AIMA)
o Institutional Membership of Madras Management Association (MMA)
o Institutional Membership of Confederation of Indian Industry(CII)

(iii) Proposed MOUs:

o IBM Computers.
o Sathyam Computers

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 41. Any Other Points:

Personality Development Workshops are being conducted throughout the year for
the final year and pre-final year students with eminent resource persons to train our students
in various areas like Group Discussions, Attending Interviews, Communication Skills,
Interpersonal Skills, etc. The above training helped around 75% of students in getting
suitable placements in various top notch companies.
JAPANESE language classes – “Basic Conversation Level” are conducted for First
year CSE and IT students. About 140 students attended this language class and successfully
completed the course. This will help them in their admissions to various foreign universities
and also for placement.
Quantitative Aptitude & Analytical Reasoning Training classes are conducted
regularly for under graduate and post graduate at our University Campus. This course is
intended to train students for performing well in Campus Interviews. This course is being
conducted by the faculty of Mathematics Department.

ACADAMICS:
• Department staff members are involved in certificate course programme Organized
by University. CSE and IT Department staff members have attended the Infosys
Training programme.
• Guest Lectures, Industrial Visits, career development programmes are frequently
arranged to Students of all branches.
• Arrangement of interactive session is done among the final year students and group
discussions by inviting the passed out batch students and adhering their exposures.
• Counseling and guiding the students at various levels is organized.
• The Dept. of Mathematics has conducted MATHMIND – 2008 for all B.E / B.tech
Students on Apirl 9th and 10th 2008.
• Periodical meeting with Teaching and Non- Teaching staff members regarding all
activities related to respective Department.
• The University allows teachers to participate in Seminars, workshops conducted by
other Universities & Colleges.

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 • Sincere co-operation existsbetween all Teaching and Non- Teaching staffs regarding
the activities related to the function of Department.
• Special training is permitted for the interested and enthusiastic students in CAD and
CAM labs after regular class hours.
• The faculty is encouraged to do research projects and thereby present papers in the
National and International Conferences and also publish papers and research work in
leading journals. Teaching and non-teaching faculty are given opportunities to attend
Faculty Development Programs conducted by the various Business Schools in their
areas of specializations.
• Motivating the students to attend and participate in other collegiate paper
presentations and other competitions.
• Arrangement of interactive sessions among the final year students and group
discussions by inviting the passed out batch students and sharing their experience.
• Academic improvements and the performance of the faculties are being assessed
through various feedbacks, including students’ feedback.
• University empowers staff and students to care for their health with the hope of
integrating healthy practices in their daily lives.
• The University continuously monitors the cleanliness of its laboratories.
• Special emphasis is made on the hygienic conditions of the department.
• Periodic class test, Assignments, Mid. semester exams, Model theory exams and
previous semester Results giving way for the special class if required for the students.
• Staffs were engaged in research programs and publishing articles in National and
International Journals.
• Staffs motivating to the students for research and higher studies.
• Formed students committee and conducted seminar on recent topics.
• The key attraction is the disciplinary principles enforced.
• Train Lab Technician through UG/PG Courses.
• Personality Development Classes Conducted by Trained Personal from 2nd Semester
itself.
• Meetings on a monthly basis to discuss about all improvement activities.

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 • Regular updates to parents is done regarding attendance, Results and so on.
• Feedback from students
• Weak students identification and training.
• Community services
• Personal counseling for students.

“TECHNOVATION 2009”: A Mega Project Exhibition:

Our University has organized a mega project exhibition “TECHNOVATION 2009”
from 14th April to 15th April for our final year students. Top six projects from all the
departments were displayed in the Exhibition. Experts from various industries were invited to
evaluate the projects. Based on the experts evaluation cash prize of Rs.5000/- and a
Certificate for the first place for every department were awarded. A overall group prize of
Rs.10,000/- were also awarded among the department groups. The groups are Electronics
Group, Mechanical Group, Civil group, Bio group and computer science group. A total of
Rs.1,50,000/- cash prizes were won by the students.
All the junior students of the University have visited the exhibition and learnt the
technical aspects of the projects from their seniors.

SATHYABAMA NANO SATELlITE

An MOU has been signed between ISRO, Bangalore and Sathyabama University to
launch a Nano Satellite in the month of June 2010.The satellite will be designed and
developed by the students of Sathyabama University in the university campus it self. For this
project, 27 students have been recruited from the present third year from various
departments. The students were recruited by conducting a written test and interview by the
Dean and expert from ISRO. A team of 12 staff members are also involved for guiding the
students in this project .

TAMIL MANDRAM ACTIVITIES:

On the eve of Dr.M.G.R’s Birthday celebration on 02.02.2009, Tamil Debate was

organized by Tamil Mandram, Sathyabama University.

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 Tamil Debate was titled as “Paadalkalukku Mukkiyam Isaiya? Varigala?” headed by
our Honourable Chancellor Dr. Jeppiaar in the presence of our Directors,Mr. Marie Johnson
B.E., M.B.A., Mrs. MariaZeena Johnson B.E., M.B.A., Vice – Chancellor Dr.V.S.R.K.
Mouli, Registrar Dr. S.S.Rau, Controller of Examination Dr.K.V.Narayanan, Head of the
Departments and Faculty Members. The famous Director cum Actor
Mr. K. Bhakiyaraj was the judge for the event.
Each Isaiya and Varigala team was represented by six members. The best speakers in
each team was awarded with the cash prize of Rs.1000. To encourage the first year student
among the participants a special award was given with the cash prize of Rs.1000.
• Ms.M.Mary Jenita-II M.B.A (IsaiyaTeam)
• Mr.Sabarinathan-II E.E.E. (Varigala Team)
• Ms.T. Bhavani – I Chemical Engg. (Special Prize)
Spectators have enjoyed the special memorable speech of Mr. K. Bhakiyaraj who
spoke in his own humorous style and finally the debate ended with the National Anthem.

FEMFEST ‘ 09

SATHAYBAMA UNIVERSITY had its greatest privilege and pleasure to celebrate

the extravaganza, FEMFEST’09 from 20 – 22 of February 2009. It was college carnival
conducted “FOR THE GIRLS, BY THE GIRLS”. It was celebrated as a mark of THE
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY. Around 45 colleges from allover TamilNadu had
participated and have won wonderful prizes worth Rs.5 lakh.
ON 20th OF FEBRUARY 2009:
20th was the inaugural day of the ceremony. Our guests of honor for the grand
inauguration were Dr. Kamala Selvaraj and Ms. Sneha, Actor.Followed by the inauguration
there were amazing performances by the host University. On the end of the day there was a
MUSIC SHOW by Padmashree Dr.S P Balasubramanyam .
ON 21st OF FEBRUARY 2009:
There were several competitions held for all the colleges from morning to evening.
Eminent Guests from various fields precede and judged the competitions.

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 LIST OF EVENTS HONOURABLE GUESTS OF HONOURS

JUST A MINUTE Ms. HEMA GOPAL

BLOCK& TACKLE Ms. SHWETHA
COLLAGE Ms. UMA
PHOTOGRAPHY Ms. NIRMALA LAKSHMAN
WESTERN DANCE Ms. RAMYA
INDIAN FOLK Ms. PRIYA KRISHNADHAS
FASHION SHOW Ms. SAMYUKTHA SHANMUGANATHAN
That evening ended up with a DANCE SHOW by Kala’s Kalalaya
On 22nd OF FEBRUARY 2009:
This is last day of the festival. The competitions resumed on the third day with the zest.
LIST OF EVENTS HONOURABLE GUESTS OF HONOURS
1. POT POURRI Dr. MALLIKA
2. ADZAP Ms. TULSI N MERCHANDEY
3. ANTHAKSHARI RADIO MIRCHI ANJANA & Ms. PRIYA
MANIKANDAN
4. TALENT SHOW Ms. SUPRIYA

The Best Talented Person was awarded Scooty Teenz which was won by Ms. Shabnam
Sheik of St. Joseph’s College of Engg. FILM ACTOR Ms. Ramya Krishnan showed her
presence during the GRAND FINALE & THE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION CEREMONY. Our
host university performances added beauty to the grand finale. There were so many
accessories and clothing botiques, eatery stalls provided for the crowd.The overall winner
was given the winner trophy won by St. Joseph’s college of engineering. The other colleges,
participants and winners have won the rest of the prizes worth Rs.5 lakhs.Thus the festival
ended up giving an immense pleasure for the girls and great satisfaction for the management
itself.

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AERO HANGAR AND AIRCRAFTS - CESSNA – 152 & PIPER PA-28-151

The inauguration of Aero Hangar was held on 25th June, 2009 at 1630 hrs. by
Dr.JEPPIAAR Chancellor, Sathyabama University, and the aircrafts CESSNA-152 &

PIPER PA – 28 -151 were dedicated by Dr.A.SIVATHANU PILLAI, Distinguished

Scientist & Chief Controller of (R&D).

Dr.A.SIVATHANU PILLAI, in his inaugural address deeply appreciated the
Department of Aeronautical Engineering and the faculty members in assembling the aircrafts
and making them serviceable for giving a ground run to enhance the knowledge of aircraft
maintenance of the aero students. He was overwhelmed in seeing the “maintenance set up”
of the aero hangar and was surprised to see the standard of the university having a
professional approach in training and educating the students for placement in airlines. He
was further impressed upon the team work of the department in giving “ground runs” to
both the aircrafts.

Dr. Jeppiaar has an immeasurable zeal with unflagging enthusiasm to meet the
requirement of our country’s need in aviation and aerospace activities. He has a deep passion
for “aero” and has taken the initiative to construct a unique aero hangar in aircraft
maintenance. The total cost of the aero hangar with its infrastructures has exceeded more
than 2 (two) crores. His inspiring guidance with fostering care and uniform encouragement
has a great impact in strengthening the developmental activities in aviation. His source of
inspiration would enable the department of aeronautical engineering to make a rapid progress
in achieving the most skilful aeronautical excellence to commensurate with the present day
requirements.
Our Sathyabama University has bought Cessna-152 and Piper PA-28-151 aircrafts
along with two jet engines, one Lycoming Piston Engine, one Auxiliary Power Unit and three
bladed constant speed propeller unit. The aircrafts were bought from “FALCON FLYING
SERVICES” LTD at United Kingdom. They were dismantled and sent to the university in a
container by sea..
After receipt, they were assembled and ensured serviceable after ground run by
aeronautical engineering students under the guidance of experienced faculty. The total

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outlay has crossed more than 2 (two) crores thus enabling Sathyabama University to have a
sound stance in forming a base for learning aircraft maintenance in the department of
aeronautical engineering.

Besides, the aero students are being taught to give “ground runs” in monitoring all the
engine parameters for ensuring the serviceability of the aircraft.

In addition, the aero students are given a practical exposure in evaluating Aircraft Flight
Control system, Wing Dihedral check, Fin neutrality, bleeding of brake system, Wing
incidence angle check, Aircraft symmetry check and under carriage system.

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SOLAR STEAM COOKING SYSTEM

The World’s Largest Solar Steam Cooking System was inaugurated on 1st of July,
2009 at Sathyabama University. Solar steam cooking systems works on the indirect solar
steam cooking method based on the Solar Energy Concentration Technology and they can be
effectively used for large-scale cooking in community kitchens. 110 concentrator dishes have
a total reflecting area of about 1100 m2 (World’s largest installation in terms of square
metres). This Solar Steam Cooking System can cook for 15,000 persons (30,000 meals per
day). The solar concentrator dishes can tap solar energy to generate steam and they are
capable of supplying 2.2 MW thermal power to the kitchen. This cooking system mainly
comprises of Central Sun-tracking system, steam header pipe, solar energy receivers, system
piping for supply of water and steam, Mild Steel and Civil supporting structures, valves &
pressure gauges, temperature gauges, cooking vessels, etc. A solar-powered kitchen
consumes lesser power and time than a conventional kitchen and ensures that a meal is
cooked in less time than for a LPG model. Thus, it is expected to generate a lot of savings.
Unlike the LPG model, solar steam cooking system helps to keep the kitchen smoke-free,
clean and hygienic. Surplus power generated from these solar dishes can be used for heating
water.
Solar Schaeffer Parabolic Concentrator dishes are arranged in pairs facing north and
south to form an array. These pairs concentrate heat from solar energy on receivers from both
sides. The water in the receiver between the pairs of concentrator dishes gets converted into
steam with a pressure of about 10 kgf/cm2 and accumulates in the steam header. By means of
pressure-reducing station, steam pressure is reduced to a safe approved limit of about 4
kgf/cm2. This reduced pressure steam is then sent to steam cooking vessels of adequate
capacity. Rice is cooked within 8 to 9 minutes and dhal within 9 to 12 min. The Solar
parabolic concentrators raise the water temperature to 550°C to 650°C and convert it into
steam for cooking purposes. This system is integrated with the existing LPG-fired boiler to
ensure continued cooking irrespective of the weather, day or night. It employs the latest state-
of-the-art-technology from Germany and it is the first of its kind in Tamilnadu. The cost of

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this project is 1.13 Crores with about 50% subsidy Sponsored by Ministry of New and
Renewable Energy (MNRE) & Tamilnadu Energy Development Agency (TEDA).

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 Part C

The plans of the University for the academic year 2009-2010:

To explore research in the latest fields such as nanotechnology along with the existing
research fields.
To submit project proposals to the various funding agencies.
To encourage faculty members to continue research in their field of research and activities.
To implement more communal activities through NCC and NSS.
To train the science students to become software professionals
To promote research in newly emerging and frontier areas of science and engineering
including multidisciplinary fields.
To encourage the students and faculty to take up R&D activities
To upgrade the technical skills Department organizes Seminars, Guest lectures, Workshops
Encourage students in extra curricular Activities like sports & Cultural.
Planned to organize national level student symposia
Revision of syllabus as per University Norms
Planned to continue and start new collaborative research projects with CLRI, Anna University,
University of Madras and various other research institutions
Improve the infrastructural facilities for meeting the growing research needs
Encourage students in research activities

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 ANNEXURE I

7.Initiative Towards Faculty Development Programmes

Sl Name of the Faculty Department Date of the Program Attended with details
Programme

1 Dr G. Senthil Kumar BBA&B.COM 12-03-09 Faculty Development Programme –

Mohamed Sathak College
2 Ms I Arthy Infanta BBA&B.COM 12-03-09 Faculty Development Programme –
Mohamed Sathak College
3 C.Gomathy Workshop on Sensor Web
02.06.08
S.Barani E&C Enablement Conducted by
03.06.08
Grace Kanmani Sathyabama University
4 Summer School on Biomedical
Grace Kanmani 04.08.08-
E&C Electronics Conducted by NITTTR,
Betty Martin 09.08.08
Chennai
5 Summer School on
V.Manonmani 28.07.08- PIC Microcontroller 16F877A
E&C
K.Sudheera 02.08.08 Conducted by
NITTTR, Chennai
6 Paper on Recent Trends & Emerging
V.Manonmani 04.08.08- Scenario in Biomedical Engineering
E&C
06.08.08 Conducted by Sathyabama
University
7 Workshop on System Identification
R.Immanual Rajkumar
E&C 22.08.08 & Control Conducted by Dept. of
M.subramonium
ICE in BSA Crescent Engg. College.
8 Paper on Unsuperised Colour Image
Regimentation using Subtractive
12.09.08-
B. Sowmya E&C Clustering In the Conference of
13.09.08
VCAN 2008 Conducted by Easwari
Engg. College
9 Paper on Soft Computing
Techniques in Industrial Automation
Anbarasi Jebaselvi 06.11.08-
E&C Conducted by Kongu Engineering
Vijayashree 07.11.08
College, Perundurai

10 Paper on Land Cover Classification

Using Recurrent Neural Network In
13.11.08-
B. Sowmya E&C the Conference of ESSTA’08
15.11.08
Conducted by Sathyabama
University

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11 Survey on Wireless Sensor
Networks applied to Disaster
13.11.08-
S.Barani E&C Management In the Conference of
15.11.08
ESSTA’08 Conducted by
Sathyabama University
12 Demo on PLC & Scada Conducted
All Staffs E&C 20.11.08 by K.Palaniswami, Executive
Director, Genisys
13 A course on PLC Programming on
R.Immanual Rajkumar
17.11.08- ALLEN BRADLEY SLC/04 &
Grace Kanmani E&C
21.11.08 MAINTANENCE Conducted by
Advanced Training Institute, Guindy
14 Presented a Paper on Landcover
Classification using Possibilistic
02.01.09-
B. Sowmya E&C Fuzzy C means In the Conference
05.01.09
COCOSYS’09 Conducted by
University of Burdwan, Burdwan.
15 Paper on Landcover Classification
22.01.09- using ANFIS In the Conference
B. Sowmya E&C
24.01.09 KNICT’09 Conducted by
Crescent Engg. College, Chennai
16 Presented a Paper on Semi
automatic road extraction by image
20.02.09 segmentation techniques in the
B. Sowmya E&C
Conference ASPAVN’09
Conducted by
Karunya University, Coimbatore.
17 Presented a Paper on Automatic
road extraction from satellite image
08.04.09- using ANFIS in the Conference
B. Sowmya E&C
09.04.09 NCVESCOM’09 Conducted by
Aarupadaiveedu Institute of
technology, Chennai
18 Dr.SheelaRani EIE Oct’ 2009. A two-day National Level Staff
Workshop on “Medical Imaging” is
being initiated for the Faculties at
Inter Collegiate level in the month of
Oct’ 2009.

19 Mr. Mathivanan CSE 16.06.08- Work shop on fuzzy logic at NIT,

28.06.08 Trichy

20 Mr. Mathivanan CSE 23.07.08 Work shop on Biomedical

Electronics at NITTTR , Chennai

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21 Mrs. Sasikala Madhu CSE 11.07.08- Work shop on How to teach
Mrs. Sabitha 13.07.08 Computer Networks, IIT, Chennai
22 Mr. Kamalesh.M.D CSE 21.07.08- Infosys – Campus Connect Program
01.08.08 at Mahendra city
23 Mrs. M. Lakshmi CSE 30.07.08
Mrs. Sabitha Seminiar on Oracle SOA at Le
Mr. R. Aroul canessane Royal Meridian, Chennai
Mr. A. Pravin
24 Mrs. Sarika CSE 01.08.08 Work shop on Open Source
Software at SSN Engg. College,
Chennai
25 Mr.E Nagarajan CSE 12.05.08- Prepare Future (Faculty Updation
06.06.08 Training Utilizing R&D Expertise )
specialization in Application
Software conducted by CDAC,
Hyderabad.
26 Ms.Sasikala madhu CSE 04.06.08- Workshop on Tivoli by IBM at
Ms.V.L.Jyothi 08.06.08 Sathyabama University
Ms..Umapathi
Ms.Sabitha
Ms.Ezhil Sam Leni
27 Ms.Angayarkanni CSE 04.06.08- Workshop on DB2 by IBM at
Ms.Barathi 08.06.08 Sathyabama University
Mr.A.Pravin
Mr.M urari d kamalesh
Mr.Andrews
Ms.Sarika

28 Mr. G Mathivanan CSE 05.01.09- Logic and Application of Logic -

09.01.09 Part I,
IIT, Kharagpur.
29 Mr. G Mathivanan CSE 12.01.09- Logic and Application of Logic Part
16.01.09 II, IIT, Kharagpur.
30 Mr. G Mathivanan CSE 30.01.09 Learnership insights, Wipro,
sholinganallur, Chennai
31 Mr. G Mathivanan CSE 24.02.09 Mathematical modeling in industry,
Stella Marys college, Chennai
32 Dr. M. Lakshmi CSE 04.03.09 “offloading E-mail data to an
intelligent archive, Hitachi Data
systems,Chennai
33 Mr.E Nagarajan CSE 18.05.09 - “Deepdive faculty development
22.05.09 program”, organized by Infosys,
Mahindra city in relation with
campus connect programme
34 Ms.D.Prabavathy BIOTECH 20.08.08 Majority of our staff members have
Ms.Diana Victoria attended Faculty Improvement

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 Ms.D.Shubashini Program conducted in Karpaga
Ms.S.Sudha Vinayaga College of Engineering.

35 Ms.Swetha BIOTECH 08.12.09- 5 staff members have attended a

Mr.Narendrakumar 11.12.09 Refresher Course in Biotechnology
Mr.Thiyagarajan organized by Arupadai Veedai
Mr.Rameshkumar Institute of Science and Technology
Ms.MohanaShaji
36 Mrs.Danee Joycee CIVIL 04.08.08- QIP Programme in IIT Madras
09.08.08
37 Mr. V. Sampathkumar, CIVIL 04.08.08- QIP Programme in IIT Madras
Mrs. R. Nirmala & Mr. T. 09.08.08
Niranjan Kumar
38 Mr. V. Sampathkumar, CIVIL 07.12.08- SPSS Workshop for three days at
Mrs. R. Nirmala, 09.12.08 Everonn Systems Ltd, Chennai.
Mr.N.Muthukumaran
39 Dr. M. Helen Santhi ,Dr. CIVIL 11.12.08- Two weeks short term training
M.M. Vijayalakshmi, 21.12.08 course in “Geospatial Technology
Mr.V.Sampath Kumar & Concepts & Applications”at
Ms.T.K.Padmini Sathyabama University
40 Dr. M. Helen Santhi CIVIL 04.12.08- “Rehabilitation measures for the
05.12.08 Tsunami affected coasts of
Tamilnadu, Kerala and Puducherry”
at IIT Chennai.
41 Ms. Bethanny Janney, BIOMEDICAL 24.11.08 – Organizing institute: Anna
30. 11. 08 University, Chennai
Ms. M. Vijayalakshmi Topic: Radiological Equipments
and
Ms. M. S. Sangeetha

42 Mr.Jeson BIOINFO Department has imparted in-house

Mr.Bharani kumar 30.03.09- faculty training to train its faculty
Ms.RuchiYadav 31.03.09 with skills to handle the software
Ms.G.Lavanya program Cell Designer and Shel X.
Mr.Balashankar .

43 Ms. Kavitha, Ms. Jemmy BIOINFO 10.12.08- workshop on “Sequence Analysis

Christy, Ms. Venkateswari 13.12.08 and Molecular Simulation”
and Ms. Ruchi Yadav conducted by D.Velmurugan,Center
for BioTechnology, Anna University
44 Ms.Sundari.G.Ms.Sumathi, ECE 29.01.09- Workshop on “High Impact
Mr.S.Karthikeyan, 03-.01.09 Presentation Skills” done by Wipro
Mr.G.Jegan, Mr.Vino Technologies-
.

45 Ms. Ebenezer Jebarani. ECE 18.04.09- Two days work shop on “Wireless

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 19-04.09 Sensors Networks”conducted by
SSN Engineering College

46 Ms. Rexlin Sheeba,Mr. ECE 29.01.09- Workshop on “Distance Education”

Kishore Sonti 30.01.09 conducted by IGNU Quality
Development Cell-

47 Mr.D.Godwin Immnuel EEE 24.11.08- embedded based Systems Design in

06.12.08 power systems for power quality
improvement

48 Ms.PreethiPauline Mary EEE 26.12.08 - ii) Application of power Electronics

27.12.08 to power transmission and
distribution system

49 MRS. CHITRA DEVI MBA Jan. 2009 Emerging Trends In Retailing –

New College

50 MRS. CHITRA DEVI MBA Feb.2009 Case Study Development –

Rajalakshmi Engg. College

51 MRS. CHITRA DEVI MBA Sep.2008 Work Life Balance – SRM

Valliammai
52 DR. SHANTHI LATHA MBA Jan. 2009 Emerging Trends In Retailing –
New College
53 MRS. MBA Feb.2009 Developing Soft Skills – Infosys
BHUVANESHWARI
54 MRS. AISWARYA MBA Feb.2009 Developing Soft Skills – Infosys –

55 MRS. PREETHI MBA Jan. 2009 Emerging Trends In Retailing –

New College

56 MRS. PREETHI MBA Feb.2009 Case Study Development –

Rajalakshmi Engg. College
57 MRS. VELUMONI MBA Sep. 2008 SPSS Workshop – Presidency
College
58 MR.A. GOVINDARAJAN MBA Jan. 2009 Effectiveness Of Measuring
Performance Analysis Through
Altman A Score – Bharathidasan
University

59 MR.A. GOVINDARAJAN MBA Sep 2008 Effectiveness Of Measuring

Performance Analysis Through
Altman A Score – Karpagavinayaga
Engg. College

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60 MRS. J. BHAVANI MBA Sep. 2008 SPSS Workshop – Presidency
College
61 MRS. JAYANTHI MBA Mar.2009 Applications Of SPSS And Article
Publications – Sri Sairam Engg.
College
62 MS. KAVITHA MBA Mar.2009 Applications Of SPSS And Article
RAJAYOGAN Publications – Sri Sairam Engg.
College

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 ANNEXURE II
8.NUMBER OF SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS

NAME OF THE GUEST

SL.
DEPT. SEMINAR / WORKSHOP DATES FACULTY /
NO.
ORGANISATION
BBA Human Skills And Career 20.01.09 Mr T A Subramanian
1
&B.COM Improvement
BBA Interpersonal Relationship 28.01.09 Mr K N Varadhrajan
2
&B.COM
BBA Liberalization, Privatization & 19.02.09 Mr Upilli
3
&B.COM Globalization
BBA Self Development 24.02.09 Mr K. Aramudhan
4
&B.COM
BBA Self Motivation 27.02.09 Mr K. Manivanan
5
&B.COM
Seminar on “Current Status and
Ms.Tulsi N.Mirchandaney,
Emerging Trends in Aircraft
16.07.08 Managing Director,
6 AERO Maintenance” Blue Dart Aviation Ltd.,
. Chennai

Seminar on “Current Status and

27.01.09 In Association with “The
7 AERO
Changing Trends in Aerospace 29.01.09 Aeronautical Society of
Activities”. India”Chennai Branch

Painting & Essay competition

conducted in association with
27.01.09 In Association with “The
8 AERO
“The Aeronautical Society of 29.01.09 Aeronautical Society of
India” (Chennai branch) for India”Chennai Branch
school students.

Aero modeling activity/display

27.01.09
9 AERO done by a qualified instructor. Mr.Ajith Kumar

10 AERO
Aerospace exhibition Nov 2008. Department
Dr.R.Balasubramaniam
Editor,Director Grade
A eminar on “Emerging Scientist and Advisor(Retd)
24.06.09 National Aerospace
11 AERO Scenarios in Heavy Aircraft
98 Laboratories and S.Consuitant
SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
Maintenance” IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09
IGNOU
 Inaguration of “Aero Hangar” Dr.A.Sivathanu Pillai
Distinguished
12 AERO and dedication of two 25.06.09 Scientists&Chief Controller,
“Aircrafts” DRDO,Bangalore.
A national symposium “ARDEUR –
15-16 Sep
13 E&C 08” Department
2008.
Dr. A.Balaji Ganesh,
An invited talk on “Sensors & Coordinator–Embedded &
27.08.08
14 E&C Transducers” Applied Computing Group-
.
TIFAC- CORE, Velammal
Engineering College
An invited talk on “Computer 01.09.08 Mr.S.Senthil Kumar,Manager,
15 E&C Languages” NIIT,Training
Division,adayar,Chennai
A seminar on “Holography & its 07.01.09 Prof.P.K.Palanisamy- Head,
16 E&C Applications” Dept. of Physics, Anna
University, Chennai
1. A guest lecture on “Distributed 21.01.09 Mr.S.K.Sastry,Managing
17 E&C Control Systems” Director,Kuruganti
Computers,Chennai
20.02.09 by Mr. Gopu,Technical
A workshop on “Programmable
18 E&C Director,Ganesh Automations
Logic Controllers”
Pvt. Ltd.,Chennai
An invited talk on “Smart Sensors” Mr.K.Srinivas, Scientist In
19 EIE 11.07.08
charge, CSIO, CSIR
An invited talk on “Computer Mr. Joseph, Joint General
20 EIE 5.09.08
Security Manager, Reliance World
Mr.G.Kannan, Scientist-F,
An invited talk on “Robotics in
21 EIE 15.09.08 Head Robotics and Networks,
Defense”
CVRDE.
An invited talk on “Industrial
Mr.Santhakumar, Sr.Engineer
Automation for Automobile
22 EIE 26.02.08 (Projects), Select
Application”
Automation..
Dr.Geeta Ramakrishnan,
An invited talk on Asst.Professor, Department of
23 EIE 8.04.09
“Nanotechnology” Chemistry, Sathyabama
University
Workshop on Network Security 24.06.08 Mr. Sartaj Ahmed - Alumini
24 CSE
Tools
25 CSE Monte Carlo Method 24.07.08 Dr.Srivatsava
Emerging paradigms in Network
26 CSE 28.07.08 Mr. Sartaj Ahmed – Alumini
Security
Mr. Senthil – Bonton
27 CSE Requirements of Software Industry 02.08.08
Software pvt. Ltd.

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 Mr.Sivabalan – Image
28 CSE Adobe photoshop / Flash 12.08.08 Multimedia Development,
Chennai
Mr.Karthik – Accel Academy,
29 CSE Networking 13.08.08
Chennai
Dr. S K Srivatsa, Retd. Prof.
30 CSE K Connected networks 21.01.09
From MIT, Chennai
Dr. T. G. Sambandham ,
31 CSE Overview of Operating System 29.01.09 Head, CSE Dept, NITTI,
Taramani, Chennai.
Mr. K.S. Vasan, Visteon
Technologies, Chennai
32 CSE Introduction to trends in IT Indusry 25.02.2009

A National Level Seminar on 07.08.08-

‘Biotechnological Intervention for 09.08.08
33 Biotech Department of Bio Tech
Conservation and Sustainable
Utilization of Bioresources’
Prof. R. Dhanasekar.
34 Biotech Guest Lectures 04.02.2009
Annamalai University,
Dr T. Viruthagiri from
35 Biotech Guest Lectures 04.02.2009
Annamalai University
36 Biotech Guest Lectures 20.06.08 Dr. Gnanamani from CLRI
Dr. Vijaya Raghavan from
37 Biotech Guest Lectures 23.07.08
Institute of Leprosy
“RECENT TREND IN
Dr. KARUNAKARAN,
38 MECH PROTOTYPING.. 21/08/2008
PROFESSOR, IIT MUMBAI
Mrs.Reetamajee
EDUCATI
One Day Seminar was organized on ,Lecturer,Lady Willington
39 ON 05.12.08
Instructional Material preparation Institute for Advanced Study
for Research
Dr.J.P.Sukumar,RegistrarTam
ilnadu Physical Education
EDUCATI 27.03.09-
Workshop on Physical Education Sports University,Chennai
40 ON 28.03.09
Programme Dr.GraceHelana, Prof&Head,
Departmant of Exercise and
Physiology
Two members from USEFI,
Ms. Carly Shane -
International Enrollment
Higher Manager, Office of
41 Higher studies 13.07.08
studies International Programs &
Services, Dr. Winston
Erevelles – Dean, School of
Engineering, Mathematics and

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 100 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 Science, Robert Morris
University conducted a
seminar on June 13, 2008.

Higher “Orientation Seminar to Cat 25.07.08

42 Career Launcher
studies 2009”
30.07.08
Higher a seminar on preparation for GRE, The Princeton Review,
43
studies GMAT Entrance Chennai
guidelines for choosing the right 06.08.08
Higher The Chopras Consultants Pvt
44 course and also the opportunities in
studies Ltd, Chennai
U.K. and other countries.
IMS Learning Resources Pvt.
Higher
45 Career Guidance Seminar 22.08.08. Ltd., Chennai
studies
A seminar on Orientation to
Higher
46 “International Youth Fellowship” in 27.08.08. IYF
studies
KOREA
Higher An orientation programme on ABK-AOTS DOSOKAI,
47 20.09.08
studies “Spoken Japanese Language” Chennai
Higher The Great Leadership Hunt - 10.02.2009
48 Career Launcher
studies Tycoon 2009
made presentation on Engineering
USIEF co-ordinator Ms.
Higher Education in US on 23rd February 23.02.2009
49 Viyalakshmi US consulate,
studies 2009.
Chennai,
Fulbright Fellowships in US for
23.02.2009 USIEF co-ordinator Ms.
Higher doing M.S, Ph.D and PDF for all the
50 Viyalakshmi., US consulate,
studies teaching staff members
Chennai,
A seminar was conducted on 05.03.2009
Higher Brain Storm Consultants,
51 Engineering Education in US and
studies India
UK
One day training programme on
TOTAL STATION SURVEYING
52 CIVIL and other ADVANCED Sep. 2008 Department of CIVIL
TECHNIQUES

A two days National level Technical

Symposium ITWIZ’08 was
01.09.08 -
53 IT conducted on Department of IT
02.09.08

A workshop on SOA
Mr.Borgia Susai of sedena
54 IT 29.07.08
space technologies.

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 D.Arokia Raj, sedena space
A workshop on Web Services
55 IT 11.08.08

A workshop on SAP
56 IT 09.08.08 Mr.Kumaresh, Navo Infotec

A workshop on Multimedia Mrs.Yuvarani of image

57 IT 02.09.08 systems.

Mr.sudhararshan
A workshop on XML Technologies
Ravichandar, Wipro
58 IT 29.09.08
Technologies

A lecture on “Inter Personal Skills “

Dr. Barki,NITTT,Taramani
59 IT 03.07.08

A lecture on E-Governance Mr.Inian Nehru ,NIC

60 IT 04.07.08
A seminar on “Multimedia”
Mr.Sivabalan, IMT
61 IT 17.07.08
.

Mr.Prabhu,Bonton Softwares
A lecture on “Data Mining”
62 IT 07.08.08

A lecture on Networking
Accel IT Academy
63 IT 03.08.08

A seminar on “Comparison of OS” Dr.T.G.Sambhandan,TTTI

64 IT 17.09.08 ,Taramani.

A lecture on Engineering Education

Brain Storm Consultants,
in US and UK
65 IT 05.03.09 India on 05/03/09.

Siva subramaniam,
A lecture on Software as a Service
Yanambakkam from
66 IT 10.03.09.
Education and Research
Department
Mr.T.Sridhar,Managing
A lecture on Career meet
67 IT 01.03.09 Director of TMI First.

A seminar on “EVOLVE-
68 IT Cognizant Technology
transformation of college life to

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 102 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 corporate life”
National Workshop on "Recent
04.08.08-
Trends & Emerging scenario in
69 BIOMED 06.08.08 Department of BIOMED
Biomedical Engineering" -

A lecture on “Tissue Engineering” Dr. B. Ravindranath,

70 BIOMED 25-10-08. Professor, CLRI, ChennaI

Dr. B. Ravindranath,
71 BIOMED A 70lecture on “Solid wastes” 24-10-08. Professor, CLRI, Chennai

A lecture on “Emerging
technologies in waste water
treatment for pollution control” Dr. B. Ravindranath,
72 BIOMED 23-10-08. Professor, CLRI, Chennai
.

Dr. P.K. Sehgal, Professor,

A lecture on “Advances in CLRI, Chennai
Biomaterials”
73 BIOMED 27-8-08.

A lecture on “resent trends in Dr. M. Rama Subba Reddy,

Biomedical Instrumentation” Professor, IIT Madras,
74 BIOMED 21-8-08
Chennai.

” Dr. C.V. Prasad and Dr.

A lecture on “General safety Veeni Seni, Professor,
75 BIOMED 25-7-08
measures Sathyabama Dental College,
Chennai
One Student’s Technical
76 CHEM August 2008 Department
Symposium conducted
Seminar cum workshop Mr.Chellapandi,Bharathidasan
77 BIO INFO 18.03.09-
University,Trichy
D.Velmurugan,Center for
Seminar cum workshop 30.03.09-
78 BIO INFO BioTechnology, Anna
31.03.09
University
Dr .P. E .Shankaranarayanan
Internal Workshop
03.01.09- Dean,Academic Research,
79 ECE
05-01-09 Sathyabama University,
Chennai
A Seminar on Microcontroller and Dr.Swaminathan
80 ECE its Application in the Industries 15.02.09 Director, VE.Systems,
Chennai

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 ESSTA 2009, an International
13.12.08- In collaboration with ISRO,
81 ECE Conference
15.12,08 Bangalore
National Symposium “EPOCH08”
24.08.08-
82 ECE Department of ECE
25.08.09
Random Thoughts on Knowledge 02.02.09
and Wisdom Mr.C.Muthukumaraswamy.I.
A.S
83 EEE Vice Chairman & Chief
Executive Officer,
86Tamilnadu Maritime Board
,Chennai
Fundamental of Electricity 19.03.09 Dr.S.R.Krishna Moorthy,
84 EEE Former TNEB Adviser,
Adyar,Chennai
PLC 2.07.08 Mr.Srinivasan& Mr.Sugumar
85 EEE Elcon Equipments,
T.Nagar,Chennai
Power System Analysis 08.08.08 Dr.S.R.Krishna Moorthy
86 EEE Former TNEB Adviser,
Adyar,Chennai
Transmission & Distribution 31.07.08 Dr.S.R.Krishna Moorthy
87 EEE Former TNEB Adviser,
Adyar,Chennai
88 MBA Import and Export 28.07.08 Dr. P. Jacob
89 MBA International Marketing 31.08.08 Dr. P. Jacob John
90 MBA Retail Marketing 11.09.08 Mr. Murali
91 MBA Research Methodology 28.01.09 Dr. U.A. Balasubramaniam
92 MBA Micro Finance 26.03.09 Ms. Puspha
93 MBA Employability 31.03.09 Mr. G. Rajagopal
A National Level Management
15-16 Sep
94 MBA Meet (COREKOMPS’) MBA DEPARTMENT
2008.
The department hosted National 16.02.09
Level Quiz Competition (ET in
95 MBA The Economic Times Club
Campus)

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 ANNEXURE III

Dept Name Topic

Ms. S.Meenakshi Network security
Ms. P.Jeyanthi Image mining
IT
Ms. R.Subhashini Data Mining

Mr. S.Igni Sebasti Prabu Security in Web services

Mr. S.Justin Samuel Web Services
Mr. Jeberson Retna Raj QoS in web Services
Ms. P.Sandhya Web Services
Mr. P.Saravanan Data Mining
Ms. Sarika Software Engineering

Mr. Lakshmanan Mobile networks

CSE
Ms. Maragatham Data mining and warehousing
Ms. Sundaram Web Services

Ms.R.Ramadevi Soft Computing

Ms.K.Sujatha Image Processing
Mr.R.Samuel Rajesh Power Electronics
Babu
Mr.R.Karthikeyan Robotics
EIE
Mr K.Kumar Digital Signal Processing

Ms S. Lalitha Kumari Signal and Image Processing

Ms C.F.Teresa cenate Image Processing

B.Sowmya Digital Image Processing

G.D. Anbarasi Power Electronics & Drives

S. Barani Wireless Sensor Network

E&C V. Manonmani Biomedical Engineering

Betty Pramlet Henry Biomedical Engineering
M.Subramoniam Medical Image Processing
S.Poornapushpakala Instrumentation

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 P.Grace Kanmani Medical Electronics
R.Narmadha Wireless networks

U.Megalatha Process Automation

Ms.Nandhitha.N.M Development of Wavelet based tools and Neuro

Fuzzy control Software for on-line Weld monitoring
by Thermal Imaging
Ms.A.V.K.Shanthi Data Mining
Ms.Prayla Shyri Overlay Networks
Electronic Ms.Emalda Roselind Wireless Sensor Networks
Sciences
Ms.Rekha Franklin Wireless Sensor Networks
Ms.Ulagamuthalvi Medical Image Processing
Ms.Suchitra SOA
Mr.V.Veda Narayanan Medical Image Processing
M.S. Godwin Premi Wireless sensor networks
S. Maflin Shaby MEMS
P.P. Edwin Winston Wireless sensor networks
T.A. Wireless sensor networks
Shanmugasundaram
S. Subhashini MEMS
ETC S. Kuzhaloli Computer Communication
N. Hariprasad MIMO
N. Prabakaran Wireless multimedia
V. Ganesan Devices
P.D. Selvam Wimax
M. Vadivel OFDMA
Mr. S.Kolanjiappan Lean Management
Mr.T.Selvakumaran Solid Propellant combustion

Aeronautical Mr.T.S.Maheshbabu Structural analysis of NANOSAT

Mr.M.S.Ramachandra Control system
Mr.Aldrin Sugin Aircraft wing analysis

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 106 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 Mech & Mr.S.Prakash Machining and analysis of glass fiber
Production reinforced composites.
Mr.T.Sasimurugan Composite material machining
Ms.B.Kanimozhi Thermal storage systems
Mr.V.Selvakumar Carbon Nano composite material
Mr.A.Krishnamoorthy Machining and analysis of carbon fiber
reinforced composites.
Mr.Balan Experimental investigation on high velocity
oxy-fuel Coating
Mrs.T.N.Valarmathi Studies on Machining characteristics of high
performance super alloys.
Ms. P. Manjula Alternate Fuels
Ms. S.S. Dawn Catalysis
Ms. A. Annam Renita Fluidization Engineering
Ms. M.R. Anandhi Environmental Biotechnology
Mr. A. Saravanan Environmental Biotechnology
Mr. Prabhu S. Mallapur Transport Processes
Chemical
Mr. Sridhar Environmental Engg.
Mr. G. Sreekumar Biotechnology
Mr. B. Sasikumar Biotechnology
Mr. D. Saravanan Environmental Engg.
Mr. Francis Jeyapathi Environmental Engg.
Mr. B.S. Naveen Prasad Environmental Engg.
Mr. S. Arokiyaraj Anitimicrobial and immuno modulatory
properties of Indian medicinal plants.
Ms. p. Kamatchi Nanoparticle drug delivery system utilizing
bioactive compounds from marine origin.
Ms. S. Kanimozhi Production, purification and characterization of
Bio-Medical a highly catalytic enzyme from microorganism
Mr. M. Saravanan Systematic analysis of bacterial infection in
septisemia suspected infants.
Mr. C. M. Raghavan In-vitro and in-vivo studies on anti-infective
properties of extracellular polysacchride from
different microorganisms.
Mrs. A. Zarina Synthesis of antibiotics and production of
recombinant strains by protoplast fusion from
selected actinomycetes.
Ms. S. Akila Synthesis and molecular studies of antibiotics
producing penicillum chrysogenum and it’s
comparision with bio-nanoparticles
Mr. G. Hari krishnan
Multiparameter monitering through internet and ecg as
biometrix”

G. Ann dollyn diana Synthesis and characterization of

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 107 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 biocompatible silver bionanoparticles (agnps)
and their antibiosis against human pathogens
Ms. N. Uthira lakshmi Studies on production, purification and
application of the cellulytic enzymes for
biohydrogen production
Mr. S. Gunanadha Studies of immobilized reactor for high-rate
selvam anaerobic treatment of LCFA containing waste
water
Mr. Gopinathan N A study on the role of foreign institutional
investors(FII) in the indian stock market
Ms indhumathy G.S Study of quality of worklife of women
BBA & B.Com employees in it companies with reference to
Chennai.
Ms. Pramila S Study on inventory management in indian
cement manufacturing companies.
Ms Shilaja
Ms.Freeda Rajkumar
English
Ms Sugantha Ezhil
Mary
Mr. Micheal Condensed Matter Physics
Lourdusamy
Ms. D.S. Jayalakshmi Condensed Matter Physics
Ms. Anitha Crystal growth
Physics
Ms. R. Umamaheswari Crystal growth
Ms. P. Malliga Crystal growth
Mr. C. Alosius Crystal growth
Mr. Anandan Crystal growth
Ms. V. Azeezaa Crystal growth
Ms. K. Rathina Ultrasonics
Ms. Grace Ultrasonics
Ms. C. Sentamilselvi Ultrasonics
Ms. K. Vijayalakshmi Ultrasonics

Mrs. Chitra devi Work Life Balance Of Women Employed In

BPO
Mrs.T.R. Kalailakshmi A Study On CRM Practices In Retail
MBA Supermarkets
Mrs. Bhuvaneshwari A Study On Customer Relationship
Management In Hospitals

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 108 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 Mrs. Aiswarya A Study On Role Conflict Of Employed
Women In IT Sector In Chennai
Ms. Vasantha kumari Borrowers Perception On Retail Finance – A
Study With Reference To Public And Private
Sector Banks In Chennai
Mrs. Nithya shankar A Study On The Level Of Emotional
Intelligence Of Software Professionals
Working In Chennai
Mr. Sivasubramanyan A Comparative Study On Rural And Urban
Women Self Help Groups In Tamil Nadu.
Mr. Govidarajan A Study On Financial Performance Analysis
Of NLC
Mrs. J. Rani A Study On Consumer And Retailers
Perception On Retail Shopping With Reference
To FMCG Products In Chennai
Mrs. J.bhavani A Study On Industrial Relations Of Sugar
Mills
Mrs. Maya A Study On Retention Factors On
Organisational Commitment In Software
Companies
Mrs. Saranya A Study On Role Challenges Opportunities Of
Women In ITES
Mrs. Divya satish A Study On Buyer Selection Towards Retail
Outlets With Reference To Chennai City
Mrs. Mily velayudhan A Study On Competency Mapping In Training
With Respect To Software Industries In
Chennai
Mrs. Angeline s A Study On The Role Of Leadership Styles In
Organization Performance Related To IT
Industry In Chennai
Mrs. Lavanya A Study On 360 Degree Performance
Appraisal In IT Industry
KumarGandhi.R Investors attitude towards mutual fund in
Tamil nadu
Jubi.R Second generation entrepreneurship in kerala
Reshmi Augustine Marketing of life insurance products in kerala
Loganathan .D A study on management perspective of status
and problems of 5TOPIOCA/CASSAVA
INDUSTRIES IN INDIA with special
reference to Tamil nadu
Muthukumar. T Simulation technic in Data mining and Data
warehousing
Rajaveni.N Consumer Behaviour towards FMCG
vinoth.M.P E-Governance Service delivery models in India

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 & their Relevance
Stalin.R Study of attributes that influence consumer
satisfaction in car industry
Uthira.D Economic Implications and Sustainability of
Micropensions in the era of new pension
reforms in india.
Catherine Arokia Mary Strategic management of people issues and
.B.S. cultural integration on mergers and acq.
Geetha.M To study the competitive edge gained through
event sponshorship.
Sasinandini.S Role of private label brands in store patronage
Shanti Malaichamy.T SHRM in measuring organizational
effectiveness
Rangarajan.V.S Study on strategy towards healthy growth of
the Indian cotton garment industry.
Venkatramana A study to analyse the effect of six sigma in
Babu.P.G industrial hotel industry.
Kolanchiappan.S Lean principles in maintanence of aircraft
Ramesh.K.N Analysis of mutual funds performance in india.

Sathyanarayanan.K.S Stress management of employees in software

industrywith reference to south india.
Priyadarsini.P Emotional quotient of wo21men employee in
B P O sector.
Madurai.M Employees turn over in SSI in Tamil nadu

Baba.M Analysis of risk and return of banking

industries stock
Arunachalam.M.S Strategic development of women
entrepreneurship with reference to tamil nadu
Dileep.G Construction of typical methodology to
implement six sigma in medium level hospital
in Tamil nadu.
Daniel Raj Kumar .M performance analysis of mutual funds in India.
Prasanna.G Measurement of job satisfaction levels among
the employees of corporate hospitals in Tamil
nadu.
Satish.R Economic added challenges in India :The ideal
measure of shareholders wealth
Devika.U Employee turnover in service sector in
Chennai.
Jothi Thangaselvi.C Service gaps in petroleum industries
Sampath kumar.B A study on development of universally
accepted unique identification card for patients.
Kannika parameswari.R Training effectiveness

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 Palanivelu.S Development of model to provide security
system based on threat perceptions with
optimal utilization of resources through
problistic approach.
Manoharan.P effectiveness of ISO&TQM on coal based
thermal power stations in India
JayaShree.V Ana Analysis of effective training
methodologies for service industries in
Chennai
Rathna.D A study and analysis of strategic impact of
enterprise resources planning in manufacturing
industry.
Neelakantha Gugesh.J Ana analysis of managing human resources in
global virtual team
Durga Devi Pradeep A comparative study of TQM between private
engineering college & universities in tamilnadu
JeyaPaul.K.N A market on consumer durables
Umesh Kumar shukal A study on Special economic zones (SEZs) the
viability in the Indian context as as export
promotion measure
Bala Sendhil Kumar A study on E-procurement practices in selected
companies in India
SelvaBasker.T A study on factor influencing the ethical
behavior of consumer’s in purchasing pharma
products.
Arthur Davis Determination of flow of mental tubular
specimen by carrying out experimental thermal
analysis with aid of software and validate it
with IR and thermal imaging
Rama Vishesh Moving towards financial inclusion in India
Ramesh.P A study on the consumption of edible oils in
tamilnadu
Ms. Meera Gandhi Web Mining

Mr. B. Muthukumar Network Security

Mr. S. Murugan Web Services
Ms. E.S. Shamila Web Services
MCA
Mr. D. Saravanan Data Mining
Ms. R. Sundaram Web Services
Mr. C. Jayaprakash Web Services
Mr. A. Jesudoss Web Services

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 Ms. TamilSelvi Network Security
Ms. P.Karthigayani Data Mining
Ms. Ragavi Network Security

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 ANNEXURE IV

The University also gives the cash prize for the faculties who have excelled in their
teaching by producing 100% Results in the University Semester Examinations. The Cash
Prize awardees for the period June 2008 to May2009 are given as follows.

Sl.No Staff Name Department

1 Ms.R.Ramya EIE
2. Dr.M.Lakshmi CSE
3. Mr.G.Mthivanan CSE
4. Mrs.Sasikala Madhu CSE
5. Mr.Aroul Ganesane CSE
6. Mr.Albert Mayan CSE
7. Ms.Bharathi CSE
8. Ms.Ankayarkanni CSE
9. Mr.Kamesh CSE
10. Mr.PremJacog CSE
11. Ms.Prince Mary CSE
12. Ms.Joshilla Grace CSE
13. Ms.Umapathi CSE
14. Mr.Lakshmanan CSE
15. Ms.Vijaya CSE
16. Mr.Sathappan CSE
17. Mr.K.Sivakumar B.Ed

18. Ms.A.H.Komala B.Ed

19. Ms.Nalini.V B.Ed
20. Ms.G.SeethaLakshmi B.Ed
21. Mr. N. Hariprasad ETCE

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 22. N. Prabakaran ETCE
23. Ms.Femilda Josephine IT

24. .Ms.Sandhya IT

25. .Ms.Gowri IT

26. .Ms.Subhashini IT

27. .Ms.Dr.T.Sasiprabha IT

28. .Ms.Jeyanthi IT

29. Ms.Revathy IT

30. Mr.Justin IT

31. Ms.Vimali IT

32. Mr.Igni sebasti prabhu IT

33. Ms.Nirmalrani IT

34. Ms.Vijayakaveri IT

35. Ms.Maria Anu IT

36. Mr.J.J.Anand CHEM
37. Dr.A.Anitha CHEM
38. Dr.Durgajeevitha CHEM
39. Dr.Raja Amarnath CHEM
40. Mr.Annam Renitha CHEM
41. Ms.N.T.Mary Rossana CHEM
42. Ms.A.Jayaprada CHEM
43. Ms.C.Praveena CHEM
44. Mr.B.S.Naveen Prasad CHEM
45. A.Saravanan CHEM

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 46. Dr.E.Logashanmugam ECE
47. Dr.V.Kannan ECE
48. Mr.S.Rajarajan ECE
49. Mr.T.Ravi ECE
50. Mr.K.V.Karthikeyan ECE
51. Mr.Kishore Sonti ECE
52. Ms.Sundari.G ECE
53. Ms.Nisha ECE
54. Ms.Sumathi.M ECE

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 ANNEXURE V

19. Teachers and Officers newly recruited:

CSE
• Teaching staff:
SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN
O
1. Ms. Asha M.E (CSE) Lecturer
2. Mr. K Mohana Prasad M.E(CSE) Lecturer

3. Ms. Jebarlin Sheneegah M.E(CSE) Lecturer

4. Ms. Godlin Jasil M.E(CSE) Lecturer

5. Ms. S Bhanumathi M.E(CSE) Lecturer

6. Ms. Anjali Nair B.E(CSE) (ME) Lecturer

7. Ms. A Mary Posonia M.E(CSE) Senior Lecturer

• Technical Staff

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. Ms. R.M Sahaya Jeniha B.Sc,(MBA) Lab Technician
2. Ms. Julie Darbini B.Sc,(MBA) Lab Technician
3. Ms. Mary Sheela B.Sc,(MCA) Lab Technician
4. Mr. Venkatesh B.E Lab Technician

IT
Teaching staff
SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

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 1. 1 ME (CSE) SeniorLectur
Ms.Ajitha
er
2. Mr. G.V. Sam Kumar M.Tech.(IT)

3. Mr. R. Surendran M. Tech(IT)

4. Ms. R. Manjusha M. Tech(IT)

5. Ms. A. Sivasangari ME (CSE)

6. Ms. E. Christal Joy ME (CSE)

7. Ms. R. Subharani ME (CSE)

8. Ms. Minu Prince ME (CSE)

9. Ms. Indira ME (CSE)

ECE
Teaching staff
SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN
1. Ms.Mohana Priya M.Tech. VLSI

2. Ms.Anna Devi M.E Communication &

Engg.,
3. Ms.Sahaya Jose Majila. M.Tech. VLSI

4. Ms.R.M.Joany ME Applied Electronics

ETCE
Teaching staff
SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN
O
1. Mr.K.Dayanandhan M.E Senior
Lecturer
2. Mr.M.Vadivel M.E Lecturer

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 3. Mr.S.Rajasekaran M.Tech Lecturer

4. Mr.A.Aranganathan M.E Lecturer

5. Mr.Sreejith L.Das M.E Lecturer

6. Mr.S.Siva Sundara Pandian M.Tech Lecturer

7. Mr.S.Raja M.E Lecturer

8. Ms.L.Escalin Tresa M.E. Lecturer

9. Mr.E.Rajinikanth M.E Lecturer

10. Mr.S.Stephen John M.E Lecturer

11. Mr.T.Arul Kumaran M.E Lecturer

EEE

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Mr.J.Barnabas Paul Glady ME Lecturer
2. Ms.S.Nirmala ME Lecturer

3. Ms.J.Komathi ME Lecturer

4. Ms.R.Meena Devi ME Lecturer

5. Ms.V.Geetha ME Lecturer

6. Ms.V.Kavitha ME Lecturer

7. Ms.V.Pramila ME Lecturer

8. Ms.K.A.Rani Fathima ME, (Ph.D.,) Lecturer

9. Ms.V.Revathy ME Lecturer

10. Ms.M.Preethi Pauline Mary ME Lecturer

11. Ms.A.Inba Rexy ME Lecturer

12. Mr.S.Jaya Prakash ME Lecturer

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E&C
Teaching Staff:
SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN
1. P.Ganesan ME (E&C) Lecturer
2. R.Narmadha ME(Mechetronics) Asst.
Professor
3. J.Premalatha M.Tech Electronics& Lecturer
comm
4. D.Nirmala ME (VLSI) Lecturer

Technical Staff
SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN
O
1. K.Palanivel M.Sc electronics Lab
Technician
2. G.Sajiv BE E&I Lab
Technician

E&I
Teaching Staff:

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Mr. A.Manikandan ME (Applied Lecturer
Electronics)
2. Mr. V.H.Sudhakar Reddy ME (Control Lecturer
&Instrumentation)
3. Ms.R.Rajalakshmi ME(Electronics& Lecturer
Control)

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MECH

Teaching Staff:

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Mr S. Senthil kumar ME(thermal ) Lecturer
2. Mr. Hariharan ME(thermal ) Lecturer
3. Mr. Vidyasagar matt ME( manufacturing) Lecturer
4. Mr. Yuvarajan ME( energy) Lecturer
5. Mr . Beem kumar ME( energy) Lecturer
6. Mr .Dileep kuamar Sahoo ME( auto) Lecturer
7. Mrs. Shiva sankari ME(auto Lecturer
8. Mr .Parthasarathi Be (auto)ME( cad) Lecturer

MECHPRO

Teachinh Staff

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Mr.S.Ganesh ME(CAD) Lecturer
2. ME( Product Design
Mr.S.Porcelamban Lecturer
& commerce)

Non Teaching Staff

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. BE Mech & diploma
Mr.S.Sahaya Rubinson Lab Technician
in Pro E &auto cad
2. Mr.R.Madhusoothanan ITI - Welder Lab Technician

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 CHEM

Teaching staff

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Mr. S. Kumaravel ME (Chem), (Ph.D.) Senior
Lecturer
2. D. Venkatesan ME(Chem) Senior
Lecturer
3. J. Aravindh Kumar ME(Environmental) Lecturer

Non-Teaching staff:

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. Mr. A. Suresh Diploma Lab Technical
Asst
2. Ms. A.S. Anitha Diploma Lab Technical
Asst

BIOINFO
No. of Teaching Staff: 07
No. of Non Teaching Staff: 03

MBA

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. Mrs. Angeline S MBA Lecturer
2. Ms. Shanthi A. MBA Lecturer

3. Mrs. Uma Maheswari MBA Lecturer

4. Ms. Kavitha Rajayogan MBA Lecturer

5. Mrs. Lavanya M. MBA Lecturer

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 6. Mr. Senthilkumar MBA Lecturer

7. Ms. Anandhi S MBA Lecturer

8. Mr. Ganesh M. MBA Lecturer

9. Mr. John Paul MBA Lecturer

10. Mrs. Chandrani Ghosh M.Sc. (Economics) Lecturer

11. Mrs. Priyada sudhakaran MBA Lecturer

MCA

Teaching Staff:

SI.NO NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

1. Ms.P.Karthigayani MCA Lecturer
2. Ms.M.D.Anto Praveena MCA Lecturer

3. Mr.P.K.Yakeshwaran MCA Lecturer

4. Mr.Jothi Venkatesh MCA Lecturer

5. Ms.Thamizhchelvy.K MCA Lecturer

6. Ms.Ragavi.V MCA Lecturer

7. Ms.A.C.Shantha Sheela MCA Lecturer

8. Ms.L.Suji Helen MCA Lecturer

9. Ms.J.Jayanthi MCA Lecturer

10. Ms.Mary Immaculate MCA Lecturer

11. Ms.S.Sterose MCA Lecturer

12. Ms.B.Mary Reni MCA Lecturer

13. Ms.J.Jesila Mol MCA Lecturer

14. Ms.Jancy.S MCA Lecturer

15. Ms.Shabana Asmi MCA Lecturer

16. Mr.SomaSundaram MCA Lecturer

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 17. Ms. K Gomathi MCA Lecturer

ELECTRONIC SCIENCE

Teaching staff:

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. Ms.Brumancia ME (CSE) Lecturer

2. Ms.Mercy Paul Selvam ME (CSE) Lecturer

3. Ms.Mistica Dhas MCA, (M.Tech(IT)) Lecturer

4. Ms.Karunya M.Tech. (IT) Lecturer

5. Ms.Preethi MCA, (ME(CSE)) Lecturer

Non Teaching Staff:

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. Mr.Karthick Diploma in IT Lab Assistance

2. Mr.Azarudeen Diploma in ECE System

Adminstrator

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PHYSICS
Teaching Staff

SI.N NAME QUALIFICATION DESGN

O
1. M.Sc., M.Phil.
Ms.M.Manjula Lecturer
PGDCA

SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY 124 IQAC – AQAR 2008 - 09

 ANNEXURE VI

IEEE ONLINE JOURNALS LIST

Annexure -1a

Sl.No. Title
1. Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing Newsletter, IEEE
2. Advanced Packaging, IEEE Transactions on [see also Components, Packaging and
Manufacturing Technology, Part B: Advanced Packaging, IEEE Transactions on]
3. Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, IEEE
4. Aerospace and Electronic Systems, IEEE Transactions on
5. Annals of the History of Computing, IEEE
6. Antennas and Propagation Magazine, IEEE
7. Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters
8. Audio, Speech and Language Processing, IEEE Transactions on [see also Speech and
Audio Processing, IEEE Transactions on]
9. Automatic Control, IEEE Transactions on
10. Automation Science and Engineering, IEEE Transactions on [see also Robotics and
Automation, IEEE Transactions on]
11. Biomedical Engineering, IEEE Transactions on
12. Broadcasting, IEEE Transactions on
13. Circuits and Devices Magazine, IEEE
14. Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, IEEE Transactions on
15. Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, IEEE Transactions on
16. Circuits and Systems I: Fundamental Theory and Applications, IEEE Transactions on
17. Circuits and Systems II: Express Briefs, IEEE Transactions on [see also Circuits and
Systems II: Analog and Digital Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on]
18. Circuits and Systems Magazine, IEEE
19. Communications Letters, IEEE
20. Communications Magazine, IEEE
21. Communications Society: A Digest of News and Events of Interest to Communications
Engineers
22. Communications Surveys & Tutorials, IEEE
23. Communications, IEEE Transactions on
24. Component Parts, IEEE Transactions on
25. Components and Packaging Technologies, IEEE Transactions on [see also
Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, Part A: Packaging
Technologies, IEEE Transactions on]
26. Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, IEEE/ACM Transactions on
27. Computational Intelligence Magazine, IEEE
28. Computer
29. Computer Architecture Letters, IEEE
30. Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE
31. Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on
32. Computers, IEEE Transactions on

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 33. Computing in Science & Engineering [see also IEEE Computational Science and
Engineering]
34. Concurrency, IEEE [see also IEEE Parallel & Distributed Technology]
35. Consumer Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
36. Control Systems Magazine, IEEE
37. Control Systems Technology, IEEE Transactions on
38. Dependable and Secure Computing, IEEE Transactions on
39. Design & Test of Computers, IEEE
40. Device and Materials Reliability, IEEE Transactions on
41. Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation, IEEE Transactions on [see also Electrical
Insulation, IEEE Transactions on]
42. Display Technology, Journal of
43. Distributed Systems Online, IEEE
44. Education, IEEE Transactions on
45. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Canadian Journal of
46. Electrical Insulation Magazine, IEEE
47. Electromagnetic Compatibility, IEEE Transactions on
48. Electron Device Letters, IEEE
49. Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on
50. Electronic Materials, IEEE/TMS Journal of
51. Electronics Packaging Manufacturing, IEEE Transactions on [see also Components,
Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, Part C: Manufacturing, IEEE Transactions
on]
52. Energy Conversion, IEEE Transactions on
53. Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, IEEE
54. Engineering Management Review, IEEE
55. Engineering Management, IEEE Transactions on
56. Evolutionary Computation, IEEE Transactions on
57. Fuzzy Systems, IEEE Transactions on
58. Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE
59. Geoscience and Remote Sensing, IEEE Transactions on
60. Image Processing, IEEE Transactions on
61. Industrial Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
62. Industrial Informatics, IEEE Transactions on
63. Industry Applications Magazine, IEEE
64. Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on
65. Information Forensics and Security, IEEE Transactions on
66. Information Technology in Biomedicine, IEEE Transactions on
67. Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on
68. Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, IEEE
69. Instrumentation and Measurement, IEEE Transactions on
70. Intelligent Systems, IEEE [see also IEEE Intelligent Systems and Their Applications]
71. Intelligent Transportation Systems, IEEE Transactions on
72. Internet Computing, IEEE
73. IRE Professional Group on Audio, Newsletter of the

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 74. IT Professional
75. Knowledge and Data Engineering, IEEE Transactions on
76. Latin America Transactions, IEEE (Revista IEEE America Latina)
77. Lightwave Technology, Journal of
78. LTS, IEEE [see also IEEE LCS]
79. Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
80. Manufacturing Technology, IEEE Transactions on
81. Mechatronics, IEEE/ASME Transactions on
82. Medical Imaging, IEEE Transactions on
83. Micro, IEEE
84. Microelectromechanical Systems, Journal of
85. Microwave and Wireless Components Letters, IEEE [see also IEEE Microwave and
Guided Wave Letters]
86. Microwave Magazine, IEEE
87. Microwave Theory and Techniques, IEEE Transactions on
88. Mobile Computing, IEEE Transactions on
89. Multimedia, IEEE
90. Multimedia, IEEE Transactions on
91. Nanobioscience, IEEE Transactions on
92. Nanotechnology, IEEE Transactions on
93. Network, IEEE
94. Networking, IEEE/ACM Transactions on
95. Neural Networks, IEEE Transactions on
96. Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, IEEE Transactions on [see also IEEE
Trans. on Rehabilitation Engineering]
97. Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on
98. Parallel and Distributed Systems, IEEE Transactions on
99. Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, IEEE Transactions on
100. Pervasive Computing, IEEE
101. Photonics Technology Letters, IEEE
102. Plasma Science, IEEE Transactions on
103. Potentials, IEEE
104. Power and Energy Magazine, IEEE
105. Power Apparatus and Systems, IEEE Transactions on
106. Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on
107. Power Electronics Letters, IEEE
108. Power Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
109. Power Systems, IEEE Transactions on
110. Proceedings of the IEEE
111. Product Engineering and Production, IEEE Transactions on
112. Professional Communication, IEEE Transactions
113. Quantum Electronics, IEEE Journal of
114. Reliability, IEEE Transactions on
115. Robotics & Automation Magazine, IEEE
116. Robotics, IEEE Transactions on [see also Robotics and Automation, IEEE Transactions

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 on]
117. Security & Privacy Magazine, IEEE
118. Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Journal on
119. Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, IEEE Journal of
120. Semiconductor Manufacturing, IEEE Transactions on
121. Sensors Journal, IEEE
122. Signal Processing Letters, IEEE
123. Signal Processing Magazine, IEEE

124. Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on [see also Acoustics, Speech, and Signal
Processing, IEEE Transactions on]
125. Software Engineering, IEEE Transactions on
126. Software, IEEE
127. Solid-State Circuits, IEEE Journal of
128. Spectrum, IEEE
129. Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part A, IEEE Transactions on
130. Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part B, IEEE Transactions on
131. Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part C, IEEE Transactions on
132. Technology and Society Magazine, IEEE
133. Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control, IEEE
134. Vehicular Communications, IEEE Transactions on
135. Vehicular Communications, IRE Transactions on
136. Vehicular Communications, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on
137. Vehicular Technology Magazine, IEEE
138. Vehicular Technology, IEEE Transactions on
139. Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems, IEEE Transactions on
140. Visualization and Computer Graphics, IEEE Transactions on
141. Wireless Communications, IEEE Transactions on
142. Wireless Communications, IEEE [see also IEEE Personal Communications]

• All the conference proceedings of IEEE

• Standards
• Books

Also available on http://www.ieeexplore.ieee.org

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 American Society of Mechanical Engineers International (ASME) ONLINE JOURNALS
Annexure -1b

S.No. Title
1. Applied Mechanics Reviews
2. Journal of Applied Mechanics
3. Journal of Biomechanical Engineering
4. Journal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics
5. Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering
6. Journal of Dynamic Systems, Measurement, and Control
7. Journal of Electronic Packaging
8. Journal of Energy Resources Technology
9. Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power
10. Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology
11. Journal of Fluids Engineering
12. Journal of Fuel Cell Science and Technology
13. Journal of Heat Transfer
14. Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering
15. Journal of Mechanical Design
16. Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering
17. Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology
18. Journal of Solar Energy Engineering
19. Journal of Tribology
20. Journal of Turbomachinery
21. Journal of Vibration and Acoustics

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 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) ONLINE JOURNALS
Annexure -1c

S.No. Title
1. International Journal of Geomechanics
2. Journal of Aerospace Engineering
3. Journal of Architectural Engineering
4. Journal of Bridge Engineering
5. Journal of Cold Regions Engineering
6. Journal of Composites for Construction
7. Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering
8. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management
9. Journal of Energy Engineering
10. Journal of Engineering Mechanics
11. Journal of Environmental Engineering
12. Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering
13. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering
14. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
15. Journal of Infrastructure Systems
16. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
17. Journal of Management in Engineering
18. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
19. Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities
20. Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice
21. Journal of Structural Engineering
22. Journal of Surveying Engineering
23. Journal of Transportation Engineering
24. Journal of Urban Planning and Development
25. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
26. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal, and Ocean Engineering
27. Leadership and Management in Engineering
28. Natural Hazards Review
29. Practice Periodical of Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste Management
30. Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction

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 List of Printed Magazines

1. AUTO CAR
2. AUTO INDIA
3. BUSINESS INDIA
4. BUSINESS WORLD
5. BUSINESS & MARKETING
6. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
7. CHARTERED FINANCIAL ANALYST
8. CHIP
9. OVER DRIVE
10. CIVIL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION REVIEW
11. COMPETITION MASTER, THE
12. COMPETITION REFRESHER
13. COMPETITION SUCCESS REVIEW
14. COMPETITION WIZARD
15. COMPUTER GRAPHICS WORLD
16. DALAL STREET
17. DATA QUEST
18. DEVELOPER IQ
19. DIGIT
20. DOWN TO EARTH
21. EDN MAGAZINE
22. ELECTRONIC DESIGN
23. ELECTRONICS FOR YOU
24. ELECTRONICS TODAY
25. ELECKTOR ELECTRONICS
26. EVERYDAY PRACTICAL ELECTRONICS
27. EXPRESS COMPUTER
28. FRONT LINE
29. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
30. GIS DEVELOPMENT
31. GIS INDIA
32. GPS WORLD
33. INDIAN CONSTRUCTION
34. INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
35. INDUSTRIAL ECONOMIST
36. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS FINDER
37. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
38. JUNIOR SCIENCE REFRESHER
39. BUSINESS TODAY
40. LINUX FOR YOU
41. LIVING DIGITAL

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 42. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT
43. NETWORK COMPUTING
44. NETWORK MAGAZINE
45. OUTLOOK MONEY
46. OUTLOOK
47. PC MAGAZINE
48. PC QUEST
49. SCIENCE REPORTER
50. SEARCH
51. SPORTS STAR
52. TAMIL COMPUTER
53. VOICE & DATA
54. CAPITAL MARKET
55. EMPLOYMENT & NRI TIMES
56. ADVANCE’EDGE
57. NEWSWEEK
58. HARDNEWS
59. FORTUNE INDIA
60. BUSINESS WEEK
61. THE WEEK
62. INDIAN MANAGEMENT
63. BIOSPECTRUM
64. AV MAX
65. THE GLOBAL EDUCATOR
66. COMPETITION SCIENCE VISION
67. SCICNEC PATRON
68. ELECTRONICS MAKER
69. MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
70. TRAINING MANAGEMENT
71. EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
72. PC WORLD
73. EVERYMAN’S SCIENCE
74. MOTORING

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 List of Printed Journals

S.No. Name of the Journal

1. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON
INFORMATION SCIENCES AND COMPUTING
2. INTERNATION JOURNAL ON
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES
3. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON
INTELLIGENT ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
4. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON
“APPLIED BIOENGINEERING”
5. ACM JOURNAL
6. COMPUTERS MATERIALS & CONTINUA
7. ACM COMMUNICATIONS
8. ACM TRANS. ON INFN.SYS. SECURITY
9. CSI COMMUNICATIONS
10. COMPUTER NETWORKS
11. INTERFACES
12. ACM TRANS. ON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE & SYSTEMS
13. ACM SP.INT.GRP. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
14. ACM TRANS. ON MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE
15. SYS ADMIN
16. ACM SPL.INT.GRP.MGT.INFN. SYSTEMS
17. ACM TRANS. ON MULTIMEDIA COMP., COMPUTING COMMS. &
APPLICATIONS
18. CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
19. ENERGY POLICY
20. JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS
21. JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
22. CORPORATE AND SECURITIES LAW, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
23. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
24. JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
25. INDIAN SCIENCE ABSTRACTS
26. AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL MONTHLY
27. JOURNAL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS & COMP.
28. QUATRTERLY JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS
29. MATHEMATICS
30. JOURNAL OF FOURIER ANALYSIS & APPLICATION
31. POTENTIAL ANALYSIS
32. CURRENT TITLES IN ELECTROCHEMISTRY
33. INDIAN JOURNAL OF EXP. BIOLOGY
34. BIOINFORMATICS
35. INDIAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY & BIO PHYSICS

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 36. INDIAN JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY
37. INDIAN DRUGS
38. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF MECHANICES & APP.
39. IBM JOURNAL OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
40. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS RESEARCH
41. JOURNAL OF BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE
42. MATERIALS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
43. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS (TIER 1)
44. ELECTRICAL INDIA
45. IEE REVIEW
46. ASHRAE JOURNAL
47. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
48. STRUCTURAL ENGG. & MECHANICS
49. STEEL & COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
50. COMPUTERS & CONCRETE
51. INDIAN HIGHWAYS
52. AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSN. JOURNAL
53. POLLUTION RESEARCH
54. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL JOURNAL
55. BUSINESS STRATEGY, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
56. AEROSPACE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
57. IEE PROC. CONT. THEORY & APPLNS.
58. ACCOUNTING RESEARCH, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
59. JOURNAL OF BUSINESS
60. IEEMA JOURNAL
61. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
62. MANAGEMENT RESEARCH, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
63. APPLIED FINANCE, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
64. FINANCERISK MANAGEMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
65. JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES
66. ICFAI HRM REVIEW
67. ICFAI JOURNAL OF ORGNL. BEHAVIOUR
68. INDIAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
69. MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
70. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT
71. INFORMATION TODAY
72. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
73. PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
74. OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
75. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
76. JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH
77. INDIAN JOURNAL OF MARKETING
78. SERVICE MARKETING, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
79. DERIVATIVES MARKETS, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF
80. BRAND MANAGEMENT, THE ICFAI JOURNAL OF

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 81. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
82. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION
83. NANDHINI CHEMICAL JOURNAL
84. PROCESS ENGINEERING
85. ADVANCED BIOTECH
86. INDIAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHOLOGY
87. AMERICAN MACHINIST
88. MACHINERY
89. TURBOMACHINERY INTNL.
90. PATON WELDING JOURNAL
91. CONCRETE PRODUCTS
SPRINGER LINK ONLINE JOURNALS
Annexure – 2

S.No Title Springer Journal Code

1 Accreditation and Quality Assurance 769
2 Acta Applicandae Mathematica 10440
3 Acta Biotheoretica 10441
4 Acta Ethologica 10211
5 Acta Informatica 236
6 Acta Mathematica Sinica 10114
7 Acta Mathematicae Applicatae Sinica 10255
8 Acta Mechanica 707
9 Acta Mechanica Sinica 10409
10 Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica 10338
11 Administration and Policy in Mental Health 10488
12 Adsorption 10450
13 Advances in Computational Mathematics 10444
14 Advances in Health Sciences Education 10459
15 aequationes mathematicae 10
16 Aerobiologia 10453
17 African Archaeological Review 10437
18 AGE 11357
19 Agriculture and Human Values 10460
20 Agroforestry Systems 10457
21 AI & SOCIETY 146
22 AIDS and Behavior 10461
23 algebra universalis 12
24 Algebras and Representation Theory 10468
25 Algorithmica 453
26 Allgemeines Statistisches Archiv 10182
27 American Journal of Community Psychology 10464
28 American Journal of Dance Therapy 10465
29 Amino Acids 726

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 30 Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing 10470
31 Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry 216
32 Angiogenesis 10456
33 Animal Cognition 10071
34 Annales Henri Poincaré 23
35 Annali di Matematica Pura ed Applicata 10231
36 Annals of Combinatorics 26
37 Annals of Finance 10436
38 Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry 10455
39 Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence 10472
40 Annals of Biomedical Engineering 10439
41 Annals of Operations Research 10479
42 The Annals of Regional Science 168
43 Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 10482
44 Apoptosis 10495
Applicable Algebra in Engineering, 200
45 Communication and Computing
46 Applications of Mathematics 10492
47 Applied Categorical Structures 10485
48 Applied Composite Materials 10443
49 Applied Intelligence 10489
50 Applied Mathematics and Optimization 245
51 Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 253
52 Applied Physics A 339
53 Applied Physics B 340
54 Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback 10484
55 Aquaculture International 10499
56 Aquatic Ecology 10452
57 Aquatic Geochemistry 10498
58 Aquatic Sciences - Research across Boundaries 27
59 Archiv der Mathematik 13
60 Archival Science 10502
61 Archive of Applied Mechanics 419
62 Archive for History of Exact Sciences 407
63 Archive for Mathematical Logic 153
64 Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis 205
Archives of Environmental Contamination and 244
65 Toxicology
66 Archives of Microbiology 203
67 Archives of Sexual Behavior 10508
68 Archives of Toxicology 204
69 Argumentation 10503
70 Artificial Intelligence and Law 10506
71 Artificial Intelligence Review 10462
72 Artificial Life and Robotics 10015

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 73 Asia Pacific Journal of Management 10490
74 Asia Europe Journal 10308
75 Asia-Pacific Financial Markets 10690
76 The Astronomy and Astrophysics Review 159
77 Astrophysics and Space Science 10509
78 Atlantic Economic Journal 11293
79 Automated Software Engineering 10515
80 Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems 10458
81 Autonomous Robots 10514
82 Axiomathes 10516
83 Behavior Genetics 10519
84 Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 265
85 Biochemical Genetics 10528
86 BioControl 10526
87 Biodegradation 10532
88 Biodiversity & Conservation 10531
89 Biogeochemistry 10533
90 Biogerontology 10522
91 Biologia Plantarum 10535
92 Biological Cybernetics 422
93 Biological Invasions 10530
94 Biology and Fertility of Soils 374
95 Biology and Philosophy 10539
96 Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology 10237
97 Biomedical Microdevices 10544
98 Biometals 10534
99 Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering 449
100 Bioscience Reports 10540
101 Biotechnology Letters 10529
102 BIT Numerical Mathematics 10543
103 Boundary-Layer Meteorology 10546
104 Brain Topography 10548
105 BT Technology Journal 10550
106 Bulletin of the Brazilian Mathematical Society 574
Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the 10064
107 Environment
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and 128
108 Toxicology
109 Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering 10518
110 Bulletin of Volcanology 445
111 CALCOLO 10092
Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential 526
112 Equations
113 Cancer Causes & Control 10552
114 Cancer and Metastasis Reviews 10555

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 115 Catalysis Letters 10562
116 Catalysis Surveys from Asia 10563
117 Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy 10569
118 Cell Biology and Toxicology 10565
119 Cell and Tissue Banking 10561
120 Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences CMLS 18
121 Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology 10571
122 Cellulose 10570
123 CHEMOECOLOGY 49
124 Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal 10560
125 Child Psychiatry and Human Development 10578
126 Child and Youth Care Forum 10566
127 Children's Literature in Education 10583
128 Chromatographia 10337
129 Chromosoma 412
130 Chromosome Research 10577
131 Circuits, Systems and Signal Processing 34
132 Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy 10098
133 Climate Dynamics 382
134 Climatic Change 10584
135 Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review 10567
136 Clinical Social Work Journal 10615
137 Cluster Computing 10586
138 Cognition, Technology & Work 10111
139 Cognitive Processing 10339
140 Cognitive Therapy and Research 10608
141 Colloid and Polymer Science 396
142 Combinatorica 493
143 Communications in Mathematical Physics 220
144 Community Mental Health Journal 10597
Computational & Mathematical Organization 10588
145 Theory
146 computational complexity 37
147 Computational Economics 10614
148 Computational Geosciences 10596
149 Computational Management Science 10287
150 Computational Mechanics 466
151 Computational Optimization and Applications 10589
152 Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) 10606
153 Computing 607
154 Computing and Visualization in Science 791
155 Conservation Genetics 10592
156 Constitutional Political Economy 10602
157 Constraints 10601
158 Constructive Approximation 365

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 159 Contemporary Family Therapy 10591
160 Continental Philosophy Review 11007
161 Continuum Mechanics and Thermodynamics 161
162 Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology 410
163 Coral Reefs 338
164 Crime, Law and Social Change 10611
165 Criminal Law Forum 10609
166 Critical Criminology 10612
167 Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry 11013
168 Current Genetics 294
169 Current Microbiology 284
170 Cytotechnology 10616
171 Czechoslovak Journal of Physics 10582
172 Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal 10587
173 Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery 10618
174 Decisions in Economics and Finance 10203
175 Design Automation for Embedded Systems 10617
176 Designs, Codes and Cryptography 10623
177 Development Genes and Evolution 427
178 Dialectical Anthropology 10624
179 Discrete & Computational Geometry 454
180 Discrete Event Dynamic Systems 10626
181 Distributed Computing 446
182 Distributed and Parallel Databases 10619
183 Early Childhood Education Journal 10643
184 Earth, Moon, and Planets 11038
185 Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae 15
186 Ecological Research 11284
187 Economic Change and Restructuring 10644
188 Economic Theory 199
189 Economics of Governance 10101
190 De Economist 10645
191 Ecosystems 10021
192 Ecotoxicology 10646
193 Education and Information Technologies 10639
194 Educational Psychology Review 10648
195 Educational Research for Policy and Practice 10671
196 Educational Studies in Mathematics 10649
197 Electrical Engineering 202
198 Electronic Commerce Research 10660
199 Empirica 10663
200 Empirical Economics 181
201 Empirical Software Engineering 10664
202 Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal 10672
203 Engineering with Computers 366

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 204 Environment, Development and Sustainability 10668
205 Environmental Biology of Fishes 10641
206 Environmental Chemistry Letters 10311
207 Environmental and Ecological Statistics 10651
208 Environmental Fluid Mechanics 10652
209 Environmental Geochemistry and Health 10653
210 Environmental Geology 254
211 Environmental Management 267
212 Environmental Modeling & Assessment 10666
213 Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 10661
214 Environmental and Resource Economics 10640
215 Environmentalist 10669
216 Erkenntnis 10670
217 Erwerbs-Obstbau 10341
218 Ethical Theory & Moral Practice 10677
219 Ethics and Information Technology 10676
220 Euphytica 10681
221 European Biophysics Journal 249
222 European Food Research and Technology A 217
223 European Journal of Epidemiology 10654
224 European Journal of Forest Research 10342
225 European Journal of Law and Economics 10657
226 European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 10610
227 European Journal of Plant Pathology 10658
228 European Journal of Population 10680
229 European Journal of Wildlife Research 10344
The European Physical Journal A - Hadrons and 10050
230 Nuclei
The European Physical Journal B - Condensed 10051
231 Matter
The European Physical Journal C - Particles and 10052
232 Fields
The European Physical Journal D - Atoms, 10053
233 Molecules, Clusters and Optical Physics
234 The European Physical Journal E - Soft Matter 10189
235 Evolutionary Ecology 10682
236 Experimental & Applied Acarology 10493
237 Experimental Astronomy 10686
238 Experimental Brain Research 221
239 Experimental Economics 10683
240 Experiments in Fluids 348
241 Extremes 10687
242 Extremophiles 792
243 Facies 10347
244 Familial Cancer 10689

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 245 Feminist Legal Studies 10691
246 Few-Body Systems 601
247 Finance and Stochastics 780
248 Fire Technology 10694
249 Fish Physiology and Biochemistry 10695
250 Flow, Turbulence and Combustion 10494
251 Formal Aspects of Computing 165
252 Formal Methods in System Design 10703
253 Forschung im Ingenieurwesen 10010
254 Foundations of Computational Mathematics 10208
255 Foundations of Chemistry 10698
256 Foundations of Physics 10701
257 Foundations of Physics Letters 10702
258 Foundations of Science 10699
259 Functional & Integrative Genomics 10142
260 Fuzzy Optimization and Decision Making 10700
261 General Relativity and Gravitation 10714
262 Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines 10710
263 Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 10722
264 Genetica 10709
265 The GENEVA Risk and Insurance Review 10713
266 GeoInformatica 10707
267 GeoJournal 10708
268 Geo-Marine Letters 367
269 Geometriae Dedicata 10711
270 Geometric & Functional Analysis GAFA 39
271 Geotechnical & Geological Engineering 10706
272 G.O. Geowissenschaften Online 10062
273 Gesunde Pflanzen 10343
274 Glycoconjugate Journal 10719
275 GPS Solutions 10291
276 Granular Matter 10035
277 Graphs and Combinatorics 373
278 Group Decision and Negotiation 10726
279 Grundwasser 767
280 Health Care Management Science 10729
Health Services & Outcomes Research 10742
281 Methodology
282 Heat and Mass Transfer 231
283 HEC Forum 10730
284 Helgoland Marine Research 10152
285 Higher Education 10734
286 Higher-Order and Symbolic Computation 10990
287 Histochemistry and Cell Biology 418
288 Holz als Roh- und Werkstoff 107

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 289 Human Ecology 10745
290 Human Studies 10746
291 Husserl Studies 10743
292 Hydrobiologia 10750
293 Hydrogeology Journal 10040
294 Hyperfine Interactions 10751
295 Immunogenetics 251
296 Ichthyological Research 10228
297 Indo-Iranian Journal 10783
298 Inflammation 10753
299 Informatik - Forschung und Entwicklung 450
300 Informatik-Spektrum 287
301 Information Retrieval 10791
302 Information Systems and e-Business Management 10257
303 Information Systems Frontiers 10796
304 Information Technology and Management 10799
305 Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering 11334
306 Innovative Higher Education 10755
307 Insectes Sociaux 40
308 Instructional Science 11251
309 Integral Equations and Operator Theory 20
310 Interchange 10780
311 Intereconomics 10272
312 International Advances in Economic Research 11294
313 International Economics and Economic Policy 10368
The International Entrepreneurship and 11365
314 Management Journal
International Environmental Agreements: Politics, 10784
315 Law and Economics
The International Journal of Advanced 170
316 Manufacturing Technology
317 International Journal of Asian Management 10276
318 International Journal of Biometeorology 484
319 International Journal of Computer Vision 11263
International Journal of Computers for 10758
320 Mathematical Learning
321 International Journal on Digital Libraries 799
International Journal on Document Analysis and 10032
322 Recognition (IJDAR)
323 International Journal of Earth Sciences 531
International Journal for Educational and 10775
324 Vocational Guidance
International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing 10696
325 Systems
326 International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 11153

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 International Journal for the Advancement of 10447
327 Counselling
328 International Journal for the Semiotics of Law 11196
329 International Journal of Fracture 10704
330 International Journal of Game Theory 182
International Journal of Health Care Finance and 10754
331 Economics
332 International Journal of Historical Archaeology 10761
333 International Journal of Information Security (IJIS) 10207
International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter 10762
334 Waves
International Journal of Mechanics and Materials in 10999
335 Design
336 International Journal of Theoretical Physics 10773
337 International Journal of Thermophysics 10765
338 International Journal of Parallel Programming 10766
International Journal of Peptide Research and 10989
339 Therapeutics
International Journal of Politics, Culture, and 10767
340 Society
341 International Journal of Primatology 10764
International Journal of Science and Mathematics 10763
342 Education
International Journal on Software Tools for 10009
343 Technology Transfer
344 International Journal of Speech Technology 10772
International Journal of Technology and Design 10798
345 Education
International Journal of Wireless Information 10776
346 Networks
347 International Review of Education 11159
348 International Tax and Public Finance 10797
349 Inventiones mathematicae 222
350 Invertebrate Neuroscience 10158
351 Irrigation and Drainage Systems 10795
352 Irrigation Science 271
353 Jewish History 10835
354 Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology 10802
355 Journal of Academic Ethics 10805
356 Journal of Adult Development 10804
357 Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 10806
358 Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics 10801
359 Journal of Applied Electrochemistry 10800
360 Journal of Applied Phycology 10811
361 Journal of Archaeological Research 10814

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 362 Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics 10815
363 Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry 10874
364 Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 10803
365 Journal of Automated Reasoning 10817
366 Journal of Behavioral Education 10864
367 Journal für Betriebswirtschaft 11301
368 Journal of Bioeconomics 10818
369 Journal of Bioenergetics and Biomembranes 10863
370 JBIC Journal of Biological Inorganic Chemistry 775
371 Journal of Biological Physics 10867
372 Journal of Biomedical Science 11373
373 Journal of Biomolecular NMR 10858
374 Journal of Business Ethics 10551
375 Journal of Business and Psychology 10869
376 Journal of Career Development 10871
377 Journal of Chemical Crystallography 10870
378 Journal of Chemical Ecology 10886
379 Journal of Child and Family Studies 10826
380 Journal of Chinese Political Science 11366
381 Journal of Classification 357
382 Journal of Clinical Immunology 10875
383 Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings 10880
384 Journal of Cluster Science 10876
385 Journal of Combinatorial Optimization 10878
386 Journal Comparative Physiology A 359
387 Journal Comparative Physiology B 360
388 Journal of Community Health 10900
389 Journal of Computational Electronics 10825
390 Journal of Computational Neuroscience 10827
391 Journal of Computer-Aided Materials Design 10820
392 Journal of Computer-Aided Molecular Design 10822
393 Journal of Consumer Policy 10603
394 Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy 10879
395 Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology 10823
396 Journal of Cryptology 145
397 Journal of Cultural Economics 10824
398 Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities 10882
399 Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems 10883
400 Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations 10884
401 Journal of East Asian Linguistics 10831
402 Journal of Economic Growth 10887
403 Journal of Economics 712
404 Journal of Educational Change 10833
405 Journal of Elasticity 10659
406 Journal of Electroceramics 10832

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 407 Journal of Electronic Testing 10836
408 Journal of Engineering Mathematics 10665
409 Journal of Ethology 10164
410 Journal of Evolution Equations 28
411 Journal of Evolutionary Economics 191
412 Journal of Family and Economic Issues 10834
413 Journal of Family Violence 10896
414 Journal of Financial Services Research 10693
415 Journal of Fluorescence 10895
416 Journal for General Philosophy of Science 10838
417 Journal of Forest Research 10310
418 Journal of Fourier Analysis and Applications 41
419 Journal of Fusion Energy 10894
420 Journal of Gambling Studies 10899
421 Journal of General Plant Pathology 10327
422 Journal of Genetic Counseling 10897
423 Journal of Geodesy 190
424 Journal of Geographical Systems 10109
425 Journal of Geometry 22
426 Journal of Global Optimization 10898
427 Journal of Grid Computing 10723
428 Journal of Happiness Studies 10902
429 Journal of Heuristics 10732
430 Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 10901
431 Journal Human Genetics 10038
432 Journal of Immigrant Health 10903
433 Journal of Inclusion Phenomena 10847
434 Journal of Indian Philosophy 10781
Journal of Industrial Microbiology and 10295
435 Biotechnology
436 Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade 10842
437 Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease 10545
Journal of Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers 10904
438 and Materials
439 Journal of Insect Behavior 10905
440 Journal of Insect Conservation 10841
441 Journal of Intelligent Information Systems 10844
442 Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 10845
443 Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems 10846
444 Journal of International Entrepreneurship 10843
445 Journal of Logic, Language and Information 10849
446 Journal of Low Temperature Physics 10909
447 Journal of Mammalian Evolution 10914
448 Journal of Mammary Gland Biology and Neoplasia 10911
449 Journal of Management & Governance 10997

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 450 Journal of Marine Science and Technology 773
451 Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management 10163
452 Journal of Materials Science (full set) 10853
Journal of Materials Science: Materials in 10854
453 Electronics
454 Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine 10856
455 Journal of Mathematical Biology 285
456 Journal of Mathematical Chemistry 10910
457 Journal of Mathematical Fluid Mechanics 21
458 Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision 10851
459 Journal of Mathematical Modelling and Algorithms 10852
460 Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education 10857
461 Journal of Medical Humanities 10912
462 The Journal of Membrane Biology 232
463 Journal of Molecular Evolution 239
464 Journal of Molecular Histology 10735
465 Journal of Molecular Modeling 894
466 Journal of Muscle Research & Cell Motility 10974
467 Journal of Nanoparticle Research 11051
468 Journal of Network and Systems Management 10922
469 Journal of Nondestructive Evaluation 10921
470 Journal of Nonlinear Science 332
471 Journal of Nonverbal Behavior 10919
472 Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation 10926
473 Journal of Oceanography 10872
474 Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 10816
475 The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 10828
476 Journal of Computer Science and Technology 11390
477 The Journal of Economic Inequality 10888
478 The Journal of Ethics 10892
479 Journal of Experimental Criminology 11292
480 Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications 10957
Journal of Rational-Emotive and Cognitive- 10942
481 Behavior Therapy
482 The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics 11146
483 The Journal of Supercomputing 11227
484 The Journal of Sustainable Product Design 10970
485 The Journal of Technology Transfer 10961
486 Journal of the History of Biology 10739
487 Journal of Theoretical Probability 10959
488 The Journal of Value Inquiry 10790
489 The Journal of VLSI Signal Processing 11265
Journal of Optical and Fiber Communications 10297
490 Reports
491 Journal of Ornithology 10336

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 492 Journal of Paleolimnology 10933
493 Journal of Personnel Evaluation in Education 11092
494 Journal of Pest Science 10340
Journal of Pharmacokinetics and 10928
495 Pharmacodynamics
496 Journal of Philosophical Logic 10992
497 Journal of Plant Growth Regulation 344
498 Journal of Plant Research 10265
499 Journal of Polymer Research 10965
500 Journal of Polymers and the Environment 10924
501 Journal of Population Economics 148
502 Journal of Porous Materials 10934
503 Journal of Primary Prevention 10935
504 Journal of Productivity Analysis 11123
505 Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 10936
Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral 10862
506 Assessment
507 Journal of Quantitative Criminology 10940
508 Journal of Regulatory Economics 11149
509 Journal of Religion and Health 10943
510 Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 11166
511 Journal of Scheduling 10951
512 Journal of Science Education and Technology 10956
513 Journal of Science Teacher Education 10972
514 Journal of Scientific Computing 10915
515 Journal of Seismology 10950
516 Journal of Sol-Gel Science and Technology 10971
517 Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry 10008
518 Journal of Solution Chemistry 10953
519 Journal of Statistical Physics 10955
520 Journal of Structural and Functional Genomics 10969
521 Journal of Superconductivity 10948
522 Journal of Traumatic Stress 10960
523 Journal of Wood Science 10086
524 Journal of World Prehistory 10963
525 Journal of Youth and Adolescence 10964
526 Knowledge and Information Systems 10115
527 K-Theory 10977
528 L1-Educational Studies in Language and Literature 10674
529 Landscape and Ecological Engineering 11355
530 Landscape Ecology 10980
531 Landslides 10346
532 Language Policy 10993
533 Language Resources and Evaluation 10579
534 Law and Critique 10978

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 535 Law and Human Behavior 10979
536 Law and Philosophy 10982
537 Learning Environments Research 10984
538 Letters in Mathematical Physics 11005
539 Lifetime Data Analysis 10985
540 Limnology 10201
541 Linguistics and Philosophy 10988
542 Liverpool Law Review 10991
543 Machine Learning 10994
544 Machine Translation 10590
545 Machine Vision and Applications 138
546 Mammalian Genome 335
547 manuscripta mathematica 229
548 Marine Biology 227
549 Marine Biotechnology 10126
550 Marine Geophysical Researches 11001
551 Marketing Letters 11002
552 Maternal and Child Health Journal 10995
553 Mathematical Geology 11004
554 Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 186
555 Mathematical Physics, Analysis and Geometry 11040
556 Mathematical Programming 10107
557 Mathematische Annalen 208
558 Mathematische Semesterberichte 591
559 Mathematische Zeitschrift 209
MCSS Mathematics of Control, Signals and 498
560 Systems
561 Meccanica 11012
562 Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials 11043
563 Medical Microbiology Immunology 430
564 Medicine, Healthcare & Philosophy 11019
565 Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics 9
566 Mental Health Services Research 11020
567 Metabolic Brain Disease 11011
568 Metabolomics 11306
569 Metascience 11016
570 Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics 703
Methodology and Computing in Applied 11009
571 Probability
572 Metrika 184
573 Microbial Ecology 248
574 Microchimica Acta 604
575 Microfluidics and Nanofluidics 10404
576 Microsystem Technologies 542
577 Milan Journal of Mathematics 32

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 578 Mind & Society 11299
579 Minds and Machines 11023
580 Mine Water and the Environment 10230
581 Mineralium Deposita 126
582 Mineralogy and Petrology 710
583 Minerva 11024
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global 11027
584 Change
585 Mobile Networks and Applications 11036
586 Molecular Biology Reports 11033
587 Molecular Breeding 11032
588 Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry 11010
589 Molecular Diversity 11030
590 Molecular Genetics and Genomics 438
591 Monatshefte für Chemie / Chemical Monthly 706
592 Monatshefte für Mathematik 605
593 Motivation and Emotion 11031
594 Multibody System Dynamics 11044
595 Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing 11045
596 Multimedia Systems 530
597 Multimedia Tools and Applications 11042
598 Mycopathologia 11046
599 Mycorrhiza 572
600 Mycoscience 10267
601 Natur und Recht 10357
602 Natural Computing 11047
603 Natural Hazards 11069
604 Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 11049
605 Natural Language Semantics 11050
606 Natural Resources Research 11053
607 Naturwissenschaften 114
608 Neophilologus 11061
NETNOMICS: Economic Research and Electronic 11066
609 Networking
610 Networks and Spatial Economics 11067
611 Neural Computing & Applications 521
612 Neural Processing Letters 11063
613 Neurochemical Research 11064
614 Neurogenetics 10048
615 Neuropsychology Review 11065
616 New Forests 11056
Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications 30
617 NoDEA
618 Nonlinear Dynamics 11071
619 Numerical Algorithms 11075

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 620 Numerische Mathematik 211
621 Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 10705
622 Ocean Dynamics 10236
623 Oecologia 442
624 Open Economies Review 11079
625 Open Systems & Information Dynamics 11080
626 4OR 10288
627 Optical and Quantum Electronics 11082
628 Optical Review 10043
629 Optimization and Engineering 11081
630 OR Spectrum 291
631 Order 11083
632 Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres 11084
633 Oxidation of Metals 11085
634 Paddy and Water Environment 10333
635 Parasitology Research 436
636 Pastoral Psychology 11089
637 Pattern Analysis and Applications (PAA) 10044
638 Personal and Ubiquitous Computing 779
639 Pflügers Archiv 424
640 Pharmaceutical Research 11095
641 Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 11097
642 Philosophical Studies 11098
643 Photonic Network Communications 11107
644 Photosynthesis Research 11120
645 Photosynthetica 11099
646 Physics and Chemistry of Minerals 269
647 Physics in Perspective 16
648 Phytochemistry Reviews 11101
649 Plant Cell Reports 299
650 Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture 11240
651 Plant Ecology 11258
652 Plant Foods for Human Nutrition 11130
653 Plant Growth Regulation 10725
654 Plant Molecular Biology 11103
655 Plant and Soil 11104
656 Plant Systematics and Evolution 606
657 Planta 425
658 Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processes 11090
659 Poiesis & Praxis 10202
660 Polar Biology 300
661 Policy Sciences 11077
662 Political Behavior 11109
663 Polymer Bulletin 289
664 Population Ecology 10144

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 665 Population and Environment 11111
666 Population Research and Policy Review 11113
667 Portuguese Economic Journal 10258
668 Positivity 11117
669 Potential Analysis 11118
670 Precision Agriculture 11119
671 Prevention Science 11121
672 Primates 10329
673 Probability Theory and Related Fields 440
674 Prospects 11125
675 The Protein Journal 10930
676 Protoplasma 709
Psychological Research / Psychologische 426
677 Forschung
678 Psychometrika 11336
679 Public Choice 11127
680 Public Organization Review 11115
Publications Mathématiques de l'Institut des Hautes 10240
681 Études Scientifiques
682 pure & applied geophysics PAGEOPH 24
683 Purinergic Signalling 11302
684 Qualitative Sociology 11133
685 Quality of Life Research 11136
686 Quality and Quantity 11135
687 Quantitative Marketing and Economics 11129
688 Quantum Information Processing 11128
689 Queueing Systems 11134
690 Radiation and Environmental Biophysics 411
691 The Ramanujan Journal 11139
692 Reading and Writing 11145
693 Real-Time Systems 11241
694 Regional Environmental Change 10113
695 Reliable Computing 11155
696 Requirements Engineering 766
697 Res Publica 11158
698 Research in Engineering Design 163
699 Research in Higher Education 11162
700 Research in Science Education 11165
701 Research on Language and Computation 11168
702 Review of Economic Design 10058
703 Review of Finance 10679
704 Review of Accounting Studies 11142
705 The Review of Austrian Economics 11138
706 Review of Derivatives Research 11147
707 Review of Economics of the Household 11150

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 708 Review of Industrial Organization 11151
709 Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 11156
710 Review of World Economics 10290
Reviews in Environmental Science and 11157
711 Biotechnology
712 Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries 11160
713 Rheologica Acta 397
714 Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering 603
715 Russian Linguistics 11185
716 Science & Education 11191
717 Selecta Mathematica, New Series 29
718 Semigroup Forum 233
719 Set-Valued Analysis 11228
720 Sex Roles 11199
Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and 11194
721 Treatment
722 Sexual Plant Reproduction 497
723 Sexuality and Disability 11195
724 Shock Waves 193
725 Silicon Chemistry 11201
726 Small Business Economics 11187
727 Social Choice and Welfare 355
728 Social Indicators Research 11205
729 Social Justice Research 11211
730 Social Psychology of Education 11218
731 Sociological Forum 11206
732 Soft Computing 500
733 Software Quality Journal 11219
734 Software and Systems Modeling (SoSyM) 10270
735 Solar Physics 11207
736 Somatic Cell and Molecular Genetics 11188
737 Space Science Reviews 11214
738 Spanish Economic Review 10108
739 Standort 548
740 Statistical Inference for Stochastic Processes 11203
741 Statistical Methods and Applications 10260
742 Statistics and Computing 11222
Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk 477
743 Assessment
744 Structural Chemistry 11224
745 Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization 158
746 Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica 11200
747 Studia Logica 11225
748 Studies in East European Thought 11212
749 Studies in Philosophy and Education 11217

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 750 Subsurface Sensing Technologies and Applications 11220
751 Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy 276
752 Surveys in Geophysics 10712
753 Synthese 11229
754 Systematic Parasitology 11230
755 Systemic Practice and Action Research 11213
756 Telecommunication Systems 11235
757 Tertiary Education and Management 11233
758 Theoretical and Applied Climatology 704
759 Theoretical and Applied Genetics 122
760 Theoretical Chemistry Accounts 214
761 Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics 162
762 Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 11017
763 Theory of Computing Systems 224
764 Theory and Decision 11238
765 Theory and Society 11186
766 Topics in Catalysis 11244
767 Topoi 11245
768 Transformation Groups 31
769 Transgenic Research 11248
770 Transition Metal Chemistry 11243
771 Transition Studies Review 11300
772 Transport in Porous Media 11242
773 Transportation 11116
774 Tree Genetics & Genomes 11295
775 Trees 468
776 Tribology Letters 11249
777 Tropical Animal Health and Production 11250
Universal Access in the Information Society 10209
778 (UAIS)
779 Urban Ecosystems 11252
780 The Urban Review 11256
781 User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction 11257
782 Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 334
783 Veterinary Research Communications 11259
784 Virtual Reality 10055
785 The Visual Computer 371
786 Visual Geosciences 10069
787 The VLDB Journal 778
Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and 11266
788 Nonprofit Organizations
789 Water, Air, and Soil Pollution 11270
790 Water, Air, and Soil Pollution: Focus 11267
791 Water Resources Management 11269
792 Die Weltwirtschaft 10289

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 793 Wetlands Ecology and Management 11273
794 Wireless Networks 11276
795 Wireless Personal Communications 11277
796 Wirtschaftsdienst 10273
797 Wood Science and Technology 226
798 World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology 11274
799 World Wide Web 11280
Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik 33
800 ZAMP
801 Zoomorphology 435

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 ANNEXURE VII
The details of students placed in top 25 companies through campus interviews in the
year (2007-2008) are in Annexure VII. Apart from this list, the students got selected in
many other reputed organizations / companies.

Placement Summary 2008-09 (As on 26.06.09)

Total Number of Students placed 843
Total number of companies 65

Top 20 Recruiters (Based on the number of offers made) - This academic year
Company # of Students
Sl. No Date Name of the Company Location Selected
1 11.06.08 Wipro Chennai 225
2 13.06.08 HCL Chennai 54
3 23.10.08 India Infoline Chennai 49
4 12.02.09 Jeppiaar Software Chennai 48
5 19.02.09 JET Associates Chennai 46
6 09.02.09 Jeppiaar Steels Chennai 40
7 01.07.08 iGate Chennai 24
8 16.06.08 iFlex Bangalore 18
9 23.06.08 Syntell Chennai 17
10 10.02.09 Jeppiaar Cements Chennai 17
11 03.07.08 Maytas Hyderabad 15
12 06.08.08 Citos Chennai 13
13 19.08.08 Mastek Chennai 12
14 08.12.08 ICICI Prudential Hyderabad 11
15 18.02.09 Jeppiaar Concrete Chennai 11
16 21.10.08 Sasken Bangalore 10
17 08.11.08 VA Tech Chennai 9
18 04.07.08 Steria Chennai 7
19 11.12.08 RR Donnley Chennai 6
20 12.12.08 SPA Capital Chennai 6
Most recent Recruiters' List
1 27.05.09 Ozone Group Chennai 1
2 09.04.09 KCC Paints Chennai 3
3 07.04.09 Layam Management Solns Chennai 2
4 06.03.09 MedResources Chennai 3
5 31.01.09 Neeyamo Chennai 1
6 19.12.08 Soma Enterprises Hyderabad 0
7 13.12.08 Mahindra Finance Chennai 0
8 12.12.08 Saipem Chennai 1
9 12.12.08 SPA Capital Chennai 6
10 11.12.08 Easy Solutions Chennai 2

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 Summary
# of students registered for higher studies 272
# of students registered for Placement 1412
# of students placed through our Campus Recruitment 843
% of Placement for the year 2008-2009(As 0n 20.03.09) 73.95

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