1. This power point presentation contains slides showing the improvements in (a) Student performance (b) Faculty contributions (c) Facilities and technical.

LBS Institute of Technology for Women, Poojappura, Trivandrum

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This power point presentation contains slides showing the improvements in

(a) Student performance

(b) Faculty contributions

(c) Facilities and technical support

(d) Academic support units and teaching learning process

(e) Governance, Institutional Support and Financial Resources during the project period.

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Preamble

(No. of students who cleared the programme in the s t i p u l a t e d period of course duration)/(No. of students admitted in the first year and students admitted in that batch via lateral entry)

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39.02

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66.39

95.58

76.32

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

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Student’s Success rate

Mean of CGPA of all the students on a 10-point CGPA system Or = (Mean of the percentage of marks of all students / 10)


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7.47 7.47.79

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7.397.85

7.22

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Academic Performance Index

(Assessment = 30 × (x + 1.25y)/N , where, x = No. of students placed, y = No. of students admitted for higher studies with valid qualifying scores/ranks and N = No. of students who were admitted in the batch including lateral entry subject to max. assessment points = 30, Percentage of students to be considered based on first year and lateral entry)


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Placement & Higher Studies

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Total Strength in

7th Sem

No. of eligible Students

No of students placed in IT

sector

No of Students placed in Non IT

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Total no of students placed through campus placement

AE 57 30 14 8 22

CSE 121 56 43 12 55

ECE 67 64 18 35 53

IT 38 24 10 1 11

M.Tech. SP

24 15 6 0 6

M.Tech CSE

24 15 3 0 3

Total 331 204 94 56 150

The Placement details for the Academic Year 2013-14

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B.Tech. M.Tech. Total

AE EC CSE IT SP CSE

NO OF STUDENTS 66 69 137 60 23 23 378

ELIGIBLE STUDENTS 57 64 96 50 23 23 313

NO OF STUDENTS PLACED

33 49 56 14 8 8 168

TOTAL NO OF OFFERS

52 81 88 19 8 8 256

The Placement details for the Academic Year 2014-15

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Campus Placement Details 2014 – 15 as on 03-11-2014 (Company listing)

SLNO INDUSTRY NO OF STUDENTS PLACED

B.Tech. M.Tech.

AE EC CSE IT SP CSE TOTAL

1 CAPE GEMINI 5 3 6 3 2 2 212 ENVESTNET 1 1 23 IBM 9 16 13 2 1 414 IBS 2 1 35 INFOSYS 29 39 38 12 6 5 1296 MUSIGMA 5 57 NEST 3 10 10 228 QUBURST 3 2 59 CTS 6 8 11 1 1 27

GRAND TOTAL OFFERS 256

IEEE

• Outstanding IEEE Student Volunteer award 2014- Arya V Nair

• LIST OF EVENTS CONDUCTED• WiE Meet 2012 – IEEE Kerala Section• Student Branch Inauguration and Talk on

‘Real Time Systems’• AARAMBH, PIC Microcontroller Workshop• WiE Week Celebrations• IEEE Orientation Session• IEEE STEP• WIE Week Celebrations• Paper contests• Design contests• 27 IEEE Members

ISTE

• Got membership in ISTE• Membership no is IM-2349• 25 faculty are life members

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Professional Societies

Events Week Celebrations 2014

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IETE

• Students forum (ISF) under formation.

CSI• Educational Institution Member• Membership No : I02283• 5 life time members•Dr K C Raveendranathan, Principal•Dr Shreelekshmi R, Prof and HoD in CSE•Mr Manoj Kumar G, Associate Prof in CSE•Mrs Sreeletha S H, Associate Prof in CSE•Mrs Suma Sekhar, Associate Prof in ECE

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Professional Societies

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Publications by Students

Details

Academic year Programme No of Publications

2010 - 2011B.Tech. in Computer Science 3

B.Tech. in Information Technology 1

2012 - 2013

B.Tech. in Computer Science 1

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication 1

B.Tech. in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation 1

M.Tech. in Signal Processing 2

M.Tech. in Computer Science 2

2013 - 2014M.Tech. in Computer Science 23


2014 - 2015

B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication 1


M.Tech. in Computer Science 5

Sl. No Event Conducted Resource Person Date

1Invited talk on “Sharing of experiences of a successful entrepreneur”

Nishant Nambiar , MD- InfoRich Technology Solutions

09-12-2013

2Attended seminar on Entrepreneurship 21 EDC members at Technopark –III

T-TBI and Start-up Village 15-01-2014

3 Seminar on "Entrepreneurship" Mr. Rajesh.S, T-TBI 05-02-2014

4 Seminar on "Women Entrepreneurship" Ms. Rina Vivekanandan , CEO & MD, SInura Health Information Process Solutions Pvt Ltd , Technopark

05-03-2014

5Seminar on " Business Plan Preparation and Entrepreneurship"

Mr. Sukumaran and T.A Rajan Nair, EDI Thrissur

07-04-2014

6Attended Young Entrepreneurs Summit-2014 held at Adluc Convention Centre, Karukutty, EKM

Higher Education Department and KSIDC 12-08-2014

7 Attended one day conference on Entrepreneurship IIT Madras 23-08-2014

8Motivation Talk to avoid myths and confusions regarding the industry and necessity of joining IIIC

Jancy Jose, Director/CEO, Hexeleries Software Technologies

23-07-2014 and 07-08-2014

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Entrepreneurship initiatives

Sl. No Event Conducted Resource Person Date

9 Group Formation meeting for starting TBI Jancy Jose, Director/CEO, Hexeleries Software Technologies

12-08-2014

10Seminar on “Entrepreneurship Risk and Tips” for EDC members(52)

Senior Consultant @ Hexeleries Software Technologies Trivandrum

19-10-2014

11Seminar on “IT Industry Myths and Facts” for EDC members (52)

Senior Consultant @ Hexeleries Software Technologies Trivandrum

20-10-2014

Out come of the above seminars and workshops are:

a) Identified 52 students from various classes who are interested in Entrepreneurship

b) The selected students were attended various training programmes and they have identified their

areas of work.

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Entrepreneurship initiatives

Year Sl. No Name Event Name Event Place Rewards

2014

1 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIANJOURNALIST COMPETITION

MAR BASELIOSBEST JOURNALIST

2 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIAN PICTURE PERFECT GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL SECOND

3 ARCHA S NAIR PAPER PRESENTATION JOHN COX CSIIT THIRD

20131 ASHTAMY P S KERALA NADANAM

KERALA UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL,MAVELIKARA

SECOND

2 ASHTAMY P S MOHINIYATTOMKERALA UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL,MAVELIKARA

THIRD

2012

1 ASHTAMY P S MOHINIYATTOM KERALA UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL,KOLLAM THIRD

2 ASHTAMY P S NURTURE SCHOLARSHIPSREE SANKARACHARYA UNIVERSITY OF SANSKRIT

SCHOLARSHIP

3 SIVAPRIYA KARNATIC MUSIC SNSSST,KARAMANA SECOND

4 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIAN KARNATIC MUSICSREE SADGURU THYAGARAJA BHAKTA SABHA ,TVM

FIRST

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Awards/Prices (Inter-collegiate/State level/National) – CSE

Year Sl. No Name Event Name Event Place2014 1 KAVYA SOMAN ANDROID APP DEVELOPMEMT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

2013

1 SREELEKSHMI SELVIN ANDROID APP DEVELOPMEMT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

2 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIAN ANDROID APP DEVELOPMEMT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

3 THESNI NAZEER ANDROID APP DEVELOPMEMT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

4 SRUTHI S KUMAR ANDROID APP DEVELOPMEMT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

5 KAVYA SOMAN QUIZ PROGRAM STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE

6 MAHITHA GOPI KALYAN S MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT TKM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

7 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIANETHICAL HACKING &INFORMATION SECURITY WORKSHOP

CET, TRIVANDRUM

8 K.R SUBHISHA HP-UX&VIRTUALIZATION COURSE HP, BANGLORE

9 VIBHA BALASUBRAMANIAN SWATHI VANDANAM SRI SWATHI THIRUNAL GOVT. COLLEGE OF MUSIC

2012 1 RADHU K S BUG HUNT GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL

2011 1 ARCHA S NAIR ELOCUTIONLOURDES MATHA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2011 2 ARCHA S NAIR GENDER AWARENESS CAMPAIGNKERALA STATE WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

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Participation (Inter-collegiate/State level/National) – CSE

Year Sl. No Name Event Name Event Place Rewards

2014

1 DIVYA K MOORTHYUNIVERSITY B.TECH EXAM

KERALA UNIVERSITY SECOND RANK

2 ARATHY NAGARAJANUNIVERSITY B.TECH EXAM

KERALA UNIVERSITY THIRD RANK

3 NEETHU M SUNIVERSITY B.TECH EXAM

KERALA UNIVERSITY FOURTH RANK

20121 ARATHI N CHOREO VIDEO SCT,TVM FIRST

2 ARATHI NAGARAJAN STOMP TKM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FIRST

Participations

2012

1 ARATHI N UG HUNT GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

2 ARATHI N CASCADE CODING GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

3 ARATHI N LOL CODES GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

4CHRISTIE ANN JOSEPHINE

CASCADE CODING GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

5 L KRITHIKA BUG HUNT GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

6 L KRITHIKA CASCADE CODING GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

7 L KRITHIKA LOL CODES GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL PARTICIPATION

2011 1 L KRITHIKAHAPTICS ROBOARM WORKSHOP

TKM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PARTICIPATION

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Awards/Prizes (Inter-collegiate/State level/National) – IT

Year Name Event Name Event Place Rewards

2014

Kavya Shankar University B-Tech Exam Kerala University First Rank

Saranya B MangalUniversity B-Tech Exam Kerala University

Second Rank

Saranya B Mangal

Veena in 14th National youth Festival Amritsar , Punjab II prize

Classical MusicAnanthapuri Nritha

SangeetholsavamTrivandrumI prize

Krishna G J English Short Story Writing Kerala University 2nd Prize

2014 Ashtamy P S Keralanadanam Kerala University II prize

2012 Janu Blachandran Choreo video in CULT A WAY 2012 SCT, TrivandrumI prize

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Awards/Prizes (Inter-collegiate/State level/National) – AE/ECE

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(Assessment = 20 × 15/STR; subject to max. assessment at 20 where, STR = (x + y + z)/N1x = No. of students in 2nd year of the programme, y = No. of students in 3rd year of the programmez = No. of students in 4th year of the programme, N1 = Total no. of faculty members in the programme (by considering the fractional load)

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Student Teacher Ratio

Max. assessment at 20 Details

(Assessment = 50 × [Ideal STR/Actual STR]; subject to max. assessment at 50 where, STR = S/FS = No. of students in parent department, F = Total No. of faculty members in the parent department

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Student Teacher Ratio- M.Tech Programme


(Assessment = 20 × CRI, Cadre ratio index (CRI) = 2.25 × (2x + y)/N; based on 1:2:6 subject to max. CRI = 1.0, x = No. of professors in the programme, y = No. of associate professors in the programme)

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Faculty Cadre Ratio


(Assessment = 50 × X/Y; X=No. of faculty members with PhD available for PG programme..Y = No. of faculty members with PhD/M.Tech/M.E for PG programme)


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Faculty Strength- M.Tech. Programme

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(Assessment = 6 × FQI, Faculty qualification index (FQI) = (10x + 6y + 2z0)/N2, where, x+y+z0 ≤ N2, z0 ≤ z, x = No. of faculty members with PhD, y = No. of faculty members with ME/M.Tech., z = No. of faculty members with BE/B.Tech.)

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Faculty Qualifications

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(Assessment = 2 × FQI, Faculty qualification index (FQI) = (18x + 9y + 7z)/N, subject to maximum of 35.x = No. of faculty members with PhD, y = No. of faculty members with ME/Mtech, z = No. of faculty members with BE/BTech)N= Total number of faculty members in the department


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Faculty Qualifications – M.Tech Programme


ELECTROMAGNETICS

MERIL CYRIAC

ASWATHY DEVI.T

SIVAPRASAD R S

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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (IEEE) – Electronics/Applied Electronics

CONTROL SYSTEM

HEMA S.

BAIJU P.S

LIZY ABRAHAM

PRAJOD.V.S

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DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

NAVEEN S

MERIL CYRIAC

SANTO MATHEW

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OPTICAL COMMUNICATION

DEEPAMBIKA V A

AJAY V. G

SREELAKSHMY J

ANUSREE L

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Signal Processing

Dr Shreelekshmi R

Smitha Vas P.

Sreelatha SH

Sreejith S

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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (ACM)- Comp Science, IT

Machine Intelligence

Navin K S

Anver S.R.

Lekshmy P L

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Software Engineering

Sreelatha SH

Lekshmy P L

Sreejith S

Dileep V K

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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria - Civil

Structural Engineering

Vinitha. S. S

Sanuja. D. V

Radhika Nair

Dr. Jayamohan

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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria - Civil

Construction Engineering

Juliet. A. V

Sanuja. D. V

Mini. M

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Faculty Participation in FSDs of two week duration

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Faculty Participation in FSDs of one week duration

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Faculty participation as resource persons

(Assessment = 3 × RPI/N, Retention point index (RPI) = Sum of the retention points to all faculty membersOne retention point for each year of experience at the institution, subject to maximum five points to a faculty member.)

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Faculty Retention

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(Assessment = 8 × RPI/N, Retention point index (RPI) = Points assigned to all faculty members having PhD/M.TechOne retention point for each year of experience at the institution, subject to maximum five points to a faculty member.)


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Faculty Retention – M.Tech Programme

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(Assessment of FRP = 4 × (Sum of the research publication points scored by each faculty member)/N(Instruction: A faculty member scores maximum five research publication points each year, depending upon the quality of the research papers published in the past three years.) The research papers considered are those (i) which can be located on internet and/or are included in hard-copy volumes/ proceedings, published by well-known publishers, and (ii) the faculty member’s affiliation, in the published paper, is of the current institution.

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Faculty research publications

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(Assessment of FIPR = 2 × (Sum of the FIPR points scored by each faculty member)/N (Instruction: A faculty member scores maximum five FIPR points, each year. IPR includes awarded national/international patents, books, and copyrights)

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Faculty Intellectual Property Rights (FIPR)

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(Assessment of R&D and consultancy projects = 4 × (Sum of FRDC by each faculty member)/N , Instruction: A faculty member gets maximum five points each year, depending upon the amount of funds and/or c o n t r i b u t i o n s made. A suggestive scheme is given below for a minimum amount of Rs.1 lakh: Five points for funding by national agency Four points for funding by state agency/ private sector Two points for funding by sponsoring trust/society

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(Faculty interaction p o i n t s ( F I P ) assessment = 2 × (Sum of FIP by each faculty member)/N

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Seminar Halls

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Tutorial Rooms

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Faculty Rooms

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(No of students per experimental setup, Technical Manpower support)

Computer• Hardware Lab

(3,1)• Systems Lab

(1,1)• Programming

Lab (1,1)• Computing Lab

(1,1)• CCF (1,1)• PG LABS• Research lab

(1,1)• Design lab (1,1)

• 7 Labs

IT

• Networks Lab (1,1)

• Multimedia Lab (1,1)

• Programming Lab (1,1)

• 3 Labs

Electronics & Communication

• Electronics Devices Lab (4,1)

• Electronics Circuit Lab (4,1)

• Digital Electronics Lab (4,1)

• Communication lab (4,1)

• DSP Lab (1,1)• Microcontroller

Lab (4,1)• Industrial

Electronics Lab (4,1)

• Microwave & optical Communication Lab (4,1)

• 8 Labs

Applied Electronics

• Electronics Devices Lab (4,1)

• Electronics Circuit Lab (4,1)

• Digital Electronics Lab (4,1)

• Industrial Electronics Lab (4,1)

• Micro controller Lab (4,1)

• Process Control Lab (4,1)

• 6 Labs

Civil

• Survey lab (6, Nil)• Strength of

Materials Lab (6, nil)

• 2 Labs

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Laboratories

DetailsDetails

(Laboratories for which lab manuals are available)

Civil•Survey lab•Strength of Materials

Electronics and Communication•Electronic Devices Lab•Digital Integrated Circuits Lab•Electronic circuits Lab•Analog Integrated Circuits Lab•Communication engineering Lab•Digital signal processing lab•Microcontroller lab•Electronic Product Design and Mini project Lab•Industrial Electronics Lab•Communication Systems Lab•microwave and optical communication lab

Applied Electronics

•Electronic Devices Lab•Electronic circuits & Simulation Lab•Digital Integrated Circuits & Hdl Lab•Measurements and Instrumentation Lab•Power Electronics Lab•Electrical Machines and Drives Lab•Microcontroller lab•Electronic Product Design and Mini project Lab•Biomedical and Signal Processing Lab•Control System Lab•Process Control Lab

Computer Science

•Programming lab•Data Structures lab•Object Oriented programming Lab•Application Software Development Lab•Microprocessor lab•System Software lab•CHI Lab•OS N/W Lab•Algorithm Design lab

Information Technology

•Programming lab•Data Structures lab•Object Oriented programming Lab•Database Lab•Internet lab•Computer Graphics Lab•Computer Networks lab•Web Applications lab

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Lab manuals

(How do you use it ?)

• We have 30 student licences and one teacher licence.• This software consists of teacher module and student module• Teacher can schedule the classes, sessions and lessons as per curriculum.

At any time Teacher can correct the students by intervening or stopping their activities.

• Student Position is designed on LSRW and is meant for listening, repeating and comparing the lessons assigned in the class by the teacher.

• Providing language lab for students during CGPU hours for improving their communication skills.

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Language Lab

(Subject, no of students in a tutorial class, hours)

Computer Science• Engineering Mathematics-II ,32,55 minutes

• Discrete Structures,32,55 minutes• Electronic Devices and

circuits,32,55 minutes• Digital System Design,32,55

minutes• Data Structures and

Algorithms,32,55 minutes• Engineering Mathematics IV,35,55

minutes• Advanced Mathematics and

Queuing Models,35,55 minutes• Database Design,35,55 minutes• System Programming,35,55

minutes• Microprocessors and

interfacing,35,55 minutes• Object Oriented Design and Java

Programming,35,55 minutes• Computer Graphics,35,55 minutes• Design and Analysis of

Algorithms,35,55 minutes• Computer Networks• Electives,35,55 minutes

Information Technology• Engineering Mathematics-II ,25,55 minutes

• Discrete Structures,25,55 minutes• Electronic Devices and

circuits,25,55 minutes• Digital System Design,25,55

minutes• Data Structures and

Algorithms,25,55 minutes• Engineering Mathematics IV,25,55

minutes• Advanced Mathematics and

Queuing Models,25,55 minutes• Theory of Computation,25,55

minutes• System Programming,25,55

minutes• Operating System,25,55 minutes• Data Communication,25,55 minutes• Software Project

Management,25,55 minutes• Internetworking ,25,55 minutes• Cryptography ,25,55 minutes• Web Applications

Development,25,55 minutes• Electives,25,55 minutes

Electronics• (Engineering

Mathematics,61,55minutes)• (Signals & Systems,61,55minutes)• (Network Analysis,61,55minutes)• (Analog

Communication,61,55minutes)• (Electronic Circuits,61,55minutes)• (Digital Electronics,61,55minutes)• (Digital Signal

Processing,66,55minutes)• (Applied EM Theory,66,55minutes)• (Fuzzy Systems and

Applications,66,55minutes)• (Electrical Drives &

Control,66,55minutes)• (Microwave

Engineering,69,55minutes)• (Information Theory &

Coding,69,55minutes)• (Opto Electronic

Devices,69,55minutes)

Applied Electronics• (Engineering Mathematics,56,55minutes)

• (Signals & Systems,56,55minutes)

• (Network Analysis,56,55minutes)

• (Functional Electronics,56,55minutes)

• (Digital Circuit Design,56,55minutes)

• (Digital Signal Processing,66,55minutes)

• (Control Systems,66,55 minutes)• (Fuzzy Systems and

Applications,66,55minutes)• (Power

Electronics,66,55minutes)• (Discrete Time Control

Systems,65,55minutes)• (Process Dynamics and

Control,65,55minutes)• (Biomedical Imaging

Techniques,65,55minutes)

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Tutorial Classes

(how do you mentor students individually?)

• Two faculty members are assigned as staff advisors for each class.• For each student, details like Personal information, Academic performance,

Co-curricular and extracurricular activities participation are maintained. • The staff advisors meet the students periodically and monitor their

performance and activities.• Parent meetings are conducted when needed.• Efforts are taken for the total development of students by conducting technical,

literary, cultural and sports activities.

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Mentoring System

(how do you do it? Reward/corrective measures)

• Daily feed back• Class representative note the topics covered in each hour and comments it.

• The forms are collected by the staff advisor at the end of each week and handed over to HoDs.

• Monthly meeting with Principal, HoDs, Programme Coordinators and class representatives

• Faculty feed back• Online feedback taken twice in a semester .

• 100% students present at that time

• The percentage of Excellent, good, average and fair are calculated.

• HOD will make comments on these reports • Discuss with the concerned faculty individually.

• Suggestions for improvement in teaching performance are given if required

• Corrective actions are taken depending upon the feed back.

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Feedback analysis

Sample Report

(Generation of self-learning facilities, and availability of materials for learning beyond syllabus)

• PresentationsSeminar PresentationsClassroom PresentationsProject presentationsPresentation by Experts

• Practical experience• NPTEL course material is available on the intranet server.• QEEE• Industrial visits and internships

Details are attached

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Scope for self learning

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List of Courses Opted

• Computer Organization & Architecture• Operating Systems• Live Lab--Digital Signal Processing Lab• Tutorial--Computer Organization & Architecture• Bridge Courses--English for Employability• Spoken Tutorials

List of MOOCs Opted

• Fundamentals of Programming • Data Structures and Algorithms• Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Steps are being taken to setting up and testing the infrastructure for the QEEE program

QEEE

(Availability of an exclusive Well furnished Seminar Hall, Central Computing Facility, Soft skill development, employability assessment)

• Objective – “ To enhance employability of the students and to mould them to

world class professionals ” .

• Placement cell is working under the leadership of a Placement Officer

supported by the faculty and student representatives.

• The Principal of the institution is the Chairman of CGPU.

• Effort to bring reputed companies to the campus

• Helps a large number of students to secure employment.

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Career Guidance, Placement Unit

The Placement cell has modern infrastructure facilities for hosting the placement

drive of various companies in the campus and also for imparting training to the

students.

Seminar halls

Computer centers.

Air conditioned interview rooms.

Halls for conducting written test exams

Mini conference rooms for conducting group discussions.

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Air conditioned seminar hall which can accommodate around 300 students.

CGPU - SEMINAR HALL

Air conditioned interview rooms.

CGPU - INTERVIEW ROOMS

Computer centers with Internet connectivity for conducting online exams which can accommodate 180 students at a time.

CGPU - COMPUTER CENTERS

Sharpen your word power programme

Communicative English classes conducted by Professional soft skill

trainers MrsSangeetha Panicker and Mrs Ambika Gopinath.

Soft skill development classes conducted every week by CGPU faculties.

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Employability skills are those skills necessary for getting, keeping and being

successful in a job.

Employability skills include

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking skills

Leadership quality

Presentation skills

IT skills

Personal development

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Mock Placement workshops conducted by Focus Academy.

Coding Tests conducted by NIIT.

Campus Recruitment Training sessions conducted by Professional Trainers:

Jayesh J L

Rajaraman K S

Vishnu Raj

Rajesh Sasidharan

N P Sarala Menon

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• ABB• ACCENTURE• ACCORDSOFT• ALLIANZ• BROADCOM• CAPGEMINI• CARITOR• CISCO• CTS• DELL

• MERCEDES BENZ• MICROSOFT• MUSIGMA• NEST• PATNI• POLARIS• QBURST• RELIANCE• RME• ROBERT BOSCH

CGPU - RECRUITERS

• EY• ERICSSON• FLYTXT• GE• HP• IBM• IBS• IFLEX• INFOSYS• L&T

• SAMSUNG• SIEMENS• SPERIDIAN• SUNTEC• SYNTEL• TATA ELXSI• TISMO• TCS• UST GLOBAL• WIPRO

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Campus Placement Details 2014 – 15 (Company listing)

SLNO INDUSTRY NO OF STUDENTS PLACED

BTECH MTECH

AE EC CSE IT SP CSE TOTAL

1 CAPE GEMINI 5 3 6 3 2 2 21

2 ENVESTNET 1 1 2

3 IBM 9 16 13 2 1 41

4 IBS 2 1 3

5 INFOSYS 29 39 38 12 6 5 129

6 MUSIGMA 5 5

7 NEST 3 10 10 22

8 QUBURST 3 2 59 CTS 6 8 11 1 1 27

GRAND TOTAL OFFERS 256

• Orientation classes are given to selected 52 students for giving ideas of TBI

• Based on their interest and ability, the selected students are asked to submit

their business ideas before November 14, 2014.

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Technology Business Incubator

• IEEE - Week Celebrations Report• Technical fest• Technical Magazines – Computer Science, Electronics and Civil Branches are

releasing technical magazines in every year.

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Co-curricular activities

Academic Year Programme Events

2010 - 2011Shrishti19/01/2011 paper presentation

Innovative paper presentation Newspaper designing contest Jam debate circuit designing & debugging matlab coding tech word hunt Best Engineer Sketch your idea

2011 - 2012Vismaya’1219/01/2012

2012 - 2013Vismaya’1322/02/2013

2013 - 2014Vismaya’1424/02/2014

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Extra-curricular activities – Intra College Technical fest

Academic Year Programme Events

2010 - 2011Yagna25/02/2011 paper presentation

Innovative paper presentation Newspaper designing contest Jam debate circuit designing & debugging Matlab coding tech word hunt Best Engineer Sketch your idea

2011 - 2012Yagna03/02/2012

2012 - 2013Yagna01/03/2013

2013 - 2014Yagna14/03/2014

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Extra-curricular activities – Inter College Technical fest

Academic Year Events

2010 - 2011

Vanamahotsavam , Participated in state level leadership training camp ,Haemoglobin Screening Survey , Eye checkup ,Observed Communal Harmony Week from 19th to 25th Nov 2010 , Attended State level NSS Technical cell Annual Meet & Distribution of Awards 2010

2011 - 2012

Conducted of seminar on ‘ Drug Abuse’ and ‘Anti – Ragging Campus ‘ ,Gender Awareness and Carrier orientation programmers , Conducted Medical camp, Blood donation camp , Attended district level camp , Traffic Awareness class and video presentation

2012 - 2013

Blood donation camp, Distribution of food packets and clothes to the poor , NSS stall for fund raising , Waste management in collaboration with ‘ PAPERMAD ‘ ,Conducted seminar on ‘ Waste Disposal ‘ at RKD NSS HSS Sasthamangalam ,7 days NSS Special Camp at MAHILA MANDIRAM

2013 - 2014Conducted debate on ‘ politics in campus , ‘ Role of women in society ‘ etc. Celebrated Gandhi Jayanthi , Women ‘s day celebrated with ‘SHEWALKATHON’ conducted by metro manorama , attended special camp under the project PUNNARJANI

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Extra-curricular activities – NSS Activities

2012 - 2013 2013 - 2014

Civil Engineering Asociation “Sarga” Civil Engineering Asociation “Sarga”

Technical Seminar Competition Technical Seminar Competition

Students took part in national level competition ‘Mere Gaon Mere Base’ conducted by Ultra tech Cement Company

Photography Competition

Photography Competition Building Design Competition

Building Design Competition Debate Competition

Debate Competition Magazine ‘Izarah’ – Technical Magazine

Magazine ‘Izarah’ – Technical Magazine

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Extra-curricular activities – Civil

• Sports meet is conducting every year under the guidance of Smt. Sreeja U Bhasi, assistant professor in physical education dept.

• The college have Basketball court, Shuttle badminton court and a Fitness centre. • The students practice the physical education activities during the evening after the

college hours.• Classes of Karate and Yoga have conducted for the students.• The students have represented the college in the game Basketball during the

Kerala University Intercollegiate Basketball tournament during the year 2010-2011.• The college has a Fitness centre with the equipment such as Treadmill, Bicycle

Ergometer, Elliptical, Abdominal curls and Twister. The students use the Fitness Centre after their class hours

• The events for the sports meet include track and field, Shot put, Badminton, chess and on various fun games etc.

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Facilities for Sports and Games

o Design, construction and Maintenance of the buildings are being done by Civil Engineering

Department

o Electrical Maintenance works are carried out by Electrical Engineering Department

o Maintenance of Furniture, Air Conditioners, Elevators etc. are carried out by Mechanical

Engineering Department

o Major repairs are outsourced

o Campus Up keep committee ensures that the campus is maintained neat and clean.

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Campus Development and Management

• College has got sanction for building own hostel at the campus.

• The construction work is in progress.

• An amount of 1.6 crore received under plan fund 2013-2014

• Approximately 25% completed

• Presently the students are being accommodated in private Hostels nearby.

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Hostels

Canteen is situated in our campus premises from where students can have their breakfast,

lunch, snacks, takeaways etc.

Timings: All working days from 8 AM to 4 PM

Sitting Space - 150 Sqm

Canteen committee is functional with Principal as chairman and representatives from Faculty,

Staff and Students.

The menu is decided on the basis of demands from students, staff and faculty.

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Canteen

3 Exclusive Buses and One Car for transportation

11% of Students are availing transportation facility

3% of Faculty are availing transportation facility

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Transport facilities

Electricity and Power Backups

QualityUninterrupted, 50 Hz frequency,voltage 180-220 volts single phaseand 3 phase 440 volts

Installed Capacity-KVA / KW 315 KVA

Sanctioned Power-KVA / KW 53 KVA

Captive Power Plant-KVA / KW 125 KVA(DG set)

UPS total backup-KVA/KW20KVA- 3UPS (1 hour )10KVA- 5UPS (1 hour )5KVA- 10UPS (1 hour )

Service points Nos.1 nos from KSEB

Telecom facility

Service provider BSNL

No. of direct lines 5

PABX No. of lines 96

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Electricity, power backup and telecom

Water supply–municipal/bore well Corporation + 2 Well

Water purification-Centralized/Points In all the departments

7 Points

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Drinking Water

o Constitutes 3 female and 1 male staff representatives from different departments.

o Forum meets as and when required

Functions and Responsibilities

Examine and enquire the student(s) and staff involved in malpractice.

Decide the punishment depending upon the gravity of the offence.

It shall take care of the inputs received from students, observers and staff regarding

indiscipline, ragging and sexual harassment activities of the student.

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Grievance redressal forums

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Budget & Expenditure

BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

SL. NO. PARTICULARSESTIMATES

2013-14REVISED ESTIMATES

2013-14BUDGET ESTIMATES

2014-15

I Opening Balance 44563000

II Receipts 75890000 89958494 118961230

(Grand in aid) 15000000

TOTAL 135453000 89958494 118961230

III Expenditure

a) Capital 21550000 2789100 6600000

b) Revenue 76625000 65996583 108432760

(Grand in aid) 15000000

TOTAL 113175000 68785683 115032760

Details

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Carpet area of library (in m2) 661 sqmReading space (in m2) 400 sqm

Number of seats in reading space 120

Number of users (issue book) per day 250Number of users (reading space) per day 60

Timings: During working day, weekend, and vacation Working day - 8am to 5pm Weekends -9am to 4 pmVacation-9am to 4 pm

Number of library staff 5Number of library staff with degree in Library 2

Management Computerisation for search, indexing, issue/return records

Bar coding used

Automation"LIBSOFT" software is installed in the library. Computers are used for Library Management.

Library Details

eBooks Journals eJournals0

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2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

No of library staff: 5

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Library Details

Details

Books4800

5000

5200

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5800

6000

6200

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2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

No of library staff: 5

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Library Details – Book titles

Having internet Facility with 10 Mbps Connection and two 4 Mbps Connections.

Both Wired and Wireless connections are available for Staffs and Students.

Video Conferencing with bandwidth of 2 * 4 Mbps 1:1 Leased Line Internet through OFC

Up to 6 locations can be connected at a time.

Having 32 inch LED Display.

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Campus Network

• Fire and Elevator safety- routine check and maintenance work carried out by

Mechanical Department

• Building safety - routine check and maintenance work carried out by Civil

Engineering Department

• Electrical Installations - routine check and maintenance work carried out by

Electrical Engineering Department

• Fire and Safety equipment are installed in each floor of the campus.

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Safety norms and checks

Counsellingo A counselor is available once in a week from Loyola College (on all Wednesdays)o Students, requiring counseling, are identified by the staff advisorso First year students – one day training at Loyola Collegeo Staffs and parents can also avail this facility.

Medical Care• An MoU is signed with Chelsa Hospital, Karamana, Trivandrum.• A Lady doctor is available in the campus twice a week.• A Sick room is available at the campus.• Facilities available for medical care – Stretcher, Wheel chair, First Aid Kit.

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Counselling & Medical Care

Minutes of Board of Governors

(BoG) meetings

• 10 BoG meetings conducted

• First : 05-07-2011• Second : 10-10-2012• Third : 21-12-2012• Fourth : 22-03-2013• Fifth : 01-08-2013• Sixth : 08-11-2013• Seventh: 17-01-2014• Eighth : 03-04-2014• Ninth : 04-07-2014• Tenth : 24-10-2014

Statutory Audit

• 2 Statutory audits conducted (2012-13 and 2013-14)

Performance Audit along with

Data Audit

• 2 Performance audits conducted (2012-13, 2013-14)

Initial Governance

Development Plan

• Submitted

% of committed expenditure out

of funds received

• 5.28%• Committed

Expenditure is 42.26 lakhs out of 800 lakhs received.

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Key Performance Indicators

% of Expenditure of the total funds

received

• 78.76%• Total

expenditure till 31-10-2014 is 630.04 lakhs

% of Procurement

plan out of 5.5 Crores

• 100%• Procurement

plan is done for 550 lakhs

MIS data entry

• Completed up-to 2013-2014, except student transition for M.Tech Students (awaiting results)

Mandatory Participation in

CII-AICTE survey

• Completed

Participation in TEQIP Faculty,

Staff and Students

Satisfaction Survey

• Completed

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Key Performance Indicators

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