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SNIST-IQAC(AQAR)-NAAC-2016-17

Revised Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR Page 1

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to NAAC, through

its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the

institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The AQAR will detail the results of the

perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For

example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

9640666612 or 13

SREENIDHI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Yamnampet Village

Ghatkesar Mandal

Medchal-Malkajigiri District

Telangana State

501 301

[email protected]

Dr.T.Ch. Siva Reddy

9948119481 / 9848718185

91-8415-200595



Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile:

IQAC e-mail address:

1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004.

This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom

of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation

Validity

Period

1 1st Cycle A 3.18 March 2013 5 years

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY

1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11)

2016-17

http://www.sreenidhi.edu.in

18-10-2013

[email protected]

http://www.sreenidhi.edu.in/aqar.doc

Prof.K.Kishan Rao

9440775866

EC/63/A&A/33 dated 23.03.2013



1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and

Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

i. AQAR 2013-2014 Submitted to NAAC on 28th January, 2015 (28/01/2015)

ii. AQAR 2014-2015 Submitted to NAAC on 19th January, 2018 (19/01/2018)

iii. AQAR 2015-2016 Submitted to NAAC on 20th January, 2018 (20/01/2018)

iv. AQAR 2016-2017 Submitted to NAAC on 17th February, 2017 (17/02/2018)

1.10 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

-----

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU

TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

HYDERABAD



1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

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UGC, New Delhi

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1

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1

8

6

11

10

4



Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

Name of the

Department

Organized during the Academic Year July, 2016 – June,2017

Conferences/

Seminars Workshops

Faculty

Development

Programs

Short-terms

Courses

Departm

ent wise

total

ECE 3 - 5 - -

CSE 15 - - - -

EEE - - 1 - -

ECM 4 - 2 - -

IT 2 - - - -

Mech. - - 4 - -

MBA - - - - -

Bio-Tech 2 - 2 - -

S&H 1 - - - -

Activity wise

total 27 - 14 - -

…………

2 1 -

41 _ 27 _ 14



(ii) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

1. Organising Board of Studies meeting regularly in every department.

2. Organizing college academic council meeting every year to approve the scheme and

syllabi as recommended by respective Boards of Studies.

3 Regularly conducting Finance Committee Meeting every six months.

4 Regularly conducting Board of Governors (BOG) meetings and approving budget as

recommended by Finance Committee. BoG takes note of the academic activities,

placements and results and advise proper action to be taken wherever necessary.

5 Sponsoring to teachers for FDP, natural and international conference.

6 Deputy teachers for industrial training in emergency areas.

7 Encouraging to students to participate in curricular, co-curricular, games, sports, NCC

and NSS activities.

8 Any other

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

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 *

Plan of Action Achievements

a) Department wise Conference/Seminars Executed

b) Creation of department wise and college wise Quality

Circles Executed

c) Organising department wise Board of Studies Meetings to

revise Curriculum based on Skills in Demand Analysis

and opinion of Industry and Academic Experts

Executed

d) Organising Standing Committee and Governing Body

Meetings Executed

e) Procuring Text, Reference books and Software Packages

in accordance with requirements of curriculum. Executed

f) Conducting Campus Recruitment Training for the students

to enhance their employability skills Executed

g) Sponsoring teacher to attend International/ National

Conference and FDP Programs Executed

Relevant to Curriculum Development, students empowerment , faculty

development – 21 themes were conducted at the Institute level



h) Sending teachers for Industrial Training in their core areas

respectively Executed

i) Establishment of Technology Entrepreneurial Programs in

collaboration with Indian School of Business (ISB-

Hyderabad) and starting courses such as „Product and

Services Design‟ and „General Management and

Entrepreneurship‟, project phase I and II

Executed

j) Organising department wise conferences/seminars Executed

k) Creation of department wise and college wise Quality

Circles Executed

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure.

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

AQAR is placed before college academic committee and was

approved. It will be placed in the Governing Body meeting for its

approval.

….

.

…

… College Academic Committee

and Governing Body



Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes added

during the year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

PhD

PG 11 03 14

UG 08 08

PG Diploma

Advanced Diploma

Diploma

Certificate

Others

Total 19 03 22

Interdisciplinary

Innovative

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

Flexibility of the Curriculum Yes Choice Based Credit System If yes, give details as annexure Core Yes Elective Option Yes Open Options Yes

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester PG 11

UG 08

Trimester

Annual



1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.

S.No. Name of the Dept. Particulars

1 BT In Choice based credit system, Professional electives and

open electives were offered

Five streams are offered in Professional Electives which are

mentioned below

Medical Biotechnology

Plant Biotechnology

Environmental Biotechnology

Bioprocess Engineering

Nanobiotechnology

Computer Science

List of Open Electives

Open Elective - I

Product Service and Design

Metallurgy & Material Science

Entrepreneurship

Basic Spanish Language

Basic German Language

Basic French Language

Open Elective - I

Banking Operations, Insurance and risk Management

General Management and Entrepreneurship

Project Management and Finance

Enterprise Resource Planning

Fundamentals of Disaster Management

Legal and Economic Environment of Business

Open Elective - III

Automation and Robotics

Energy Engineering

Operations Research

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Internet of Things (IoT)

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

2 CSE Introduction of Major and Minor Streams

Features : Choice Based Education System[CBS]

Minor Streams : Cater to Students who would like to pursue career

in multidisciplinary areas such as Mechanical Engineering,

Electronics, BIOTECH engineering and Management Sciences .

Major Streams: Includes 3 Core Engineering streams such as

Network Security, Software Engineering and Database Streams.

Addition of latest topics in OOPs Java Course



Addition of Android in OS Syllabus

Web technologies based SDP- Conducted 2 SDPs to enhance

practical skills in students

3 IT 1. Technical Paper Writing and Seminar I, II,III,IV,V, VI, VII,

VIII

Features : Focused to Enhance presentation skills in lateral entry

students, present and deliver

seminar on emerging or relevant topics on technology and to

inculcate leadership quality ,

communication skills and soft skills.

2. Professional Elective III: Big Data and Analytics

Features : Learn enabling technology, Job potential tools and

techniques useful for global employment.

4 ECM 1. Technical Paper Writing and Seminar I, II, III, I, V,VI, VII,

VIII

Features: Focused to Enhance presentation skills in lateral

entry students, present and deliver seminar on emerging or

relevant topics on technology and to inculcate leadership

quality , communication skills and soft skills.

2. Professional Elective III : Big Data Analysis



5 Civil The department has introduced advanced teaching tools

such as smart class room, real time video conferencing and

webinar to bridge the industry institution gap incorporating

the latest practices to enhance the technical, logical and

analytical skill of students.

Every faculty is assigned a group of students for their

holistic development academically, socially, physically and

psychologically to be better global citizens of tomorrow. 6 ME Electives such as Java Programming, Database Management

systems SAP introduced to enhance Placement skills in IT Co‟s

7 ECE Skills in Demand such as VLSI Lab back end tool based

experiments, IoT etc. are considered in refining laboratories.

Employability skills such as SAP, effective communication skills

were included in the syllabi. Value aided programs such as CRT is

additionally conducted.

As a guide to progress in research a course on Research

Methodology is introduced in all PG streams.

8 EEE 1. Technical Paper Writing and Seminar I, II,III,IV,V,VI,VII,VIII

Features : Focused to Enhance presentation skills in lateral entry

students, present and deliver seminar on emerging or relevant



topics on technology and to inculcate leadership quality,

communication skills and soft skills.

2. Professional Elective III: Big Data and Analytics



9 MBA 1)The Robust growth of organizational data and growing need of data

management has necessitated the Introduction of new core subject

Business Analytics

2)The role of Research in Business has become quintessential and we

have introduced Business Research Methods in MBA II Semester.

3)To introduce Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Logistics and

Supply Chain Management (LSCM) as Soft-core electives.

4)The rising demand for maintaining original contribution of Research

we have introduced the concepts of Plagiarism, Reliability and Validity

in Business Research Methods and 24% of plagiarism check is

recommended by the panel of Experts for the projects.

5)Operations Management play a key role in enhancing the productivity

and efficiency in an organizational pursuit hence we have revised it

with new concepts to equip the students with the latest developments in

production technologies.

The department is offering open electives to other engineering

departments as a part of the choice based credit system and they are as

follows

Entrepreneurship, Project Management and Structured Finance

Product & Services

Gender Sensitization, Values, Ethics and Yoga.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

A proposal on establishing research centre is made to JNTUH, affiliating University.



Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of

permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions

Recruited (R) and Vacant (V)

during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

CSE IT ECM ECE EEE ME Civil BT MBA

Guest Faculty 5 1 2 6

Visiting Faculty - 3

Temporary faculty -

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

Dept.

International Level National Level State Level

Attended Presented

papers

Resource

Persons

Attended Presented

papers

Resource

Persons

Attended Presented

papers

Resource

Persons

CSE - - - 4 - - 273 - -

ECE - 12 - - 4 - - - -

IT - 3 - - - - - - -

EEE - 6 - 2 27 - - - -

ECM - 1 - 25 19 - - - -

ME - 2 - 6 15 - - - -

BT - - - - - - - - -

MBA - 14 - 10 3 1 - - -

Maths - - - - - - - - -

Phy - - - - - - - - -

Chem - - - - - - - - -

English - - - - - -- - - -

Total - 38 - 47 68 01 273 - -

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

383 276 57 50 2014-15

401 308 58 35 2015-16

396 298 56 42 2016-17

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

308 - 38 - 35 - - - 401 -

46



IT Department

S.No Title of the paper Journal Author

1 Latest developments on

Dynamic key management for for dynamic WSN

Internatuional Conference on Electrical Electronics and

optimisation Dr.V SSS Balaram

2 An efficient Hybrid Dynamic

Key distribution in WSN



3 A Dynamic Key distribution

in WSN



ECE Department

S.No Name of the facutly Title of the paper Deatils of the International

conference/ simposia

1. V.Trimurthulu, and

N.S.Murtisarma

Fading Mitigation Techniques in Wireless

Mobile Communication Systems

Proc.ICRTESM-17,IETE,

Maharastra. May17.

2. Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Adaptive Advanced Video Coding by

Variable Window Size & Block Size

IIECS,March17, Coimbatore

3. Ramani An Asynchronous Loom for a Router Node

to Enhance the QoS Mechanism in Noc

Scheme

4. T.Swapna A Survey on mm wave signal processing

techniques for future wireless

communications


5. Ms.P.Lavanya Research and Survey on Multicast Routing

Protocols for MANETs

IEEE ECCT, Feb 2017.

6. Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Flow Management for Video Applications in

Wireless LAN

IEEE(EDS),Dec2016

7. Ms.P.Lavanya Exploring QoS Multicast Routing Protocols

for Mobile Ad hoc Networks

8. G.Prasad Acharya Performance Evaluation of Power Aware

Task Scheduling Algorithms in Multi-core

Processor Environment

9. Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Review of Mode Decision in Intra Frame

Prediction in AVC/HEVC

ICCSPCIT-

2016),MREC,HydDec16

10. MS.T.Swapna An overview on Millimeter wave technology

for future wireless communications

ICCSPCIT-

2016,MREC,HydDec16

11. Ms.E.Lavanya An Improved Architecture of 256 bit CSLA

for Reduced Area Applications

12. M.L.N.Acharyulu &

N S Murti Sarma

Investigation of Inductive effects and IR

drop Analysis in high speed VLSI circuits

Proc.ICCEMP,IEEE forum,

July16

13. M.L.N.Acharyulu and Dr N S Murti Sarma

Evaluation and analysis of dynamic voltage IR drop using diagonal Power routing Method

MECHS,SNIST July2016

14. Dhanajay (M.Tech

Scholar) and N.S.Murti

Sarma

Improvement of wireless communication system performance over fading channel using diversity technique at receive


15. Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Motion Estimation and Compensation for H.264

NCETECA-2016) Oct2016

16. Ms.P.Lavanya An Overview of Routing Protocols for MANETs




2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

1 CSE Institution is very keen on introducing Best practices in Teaching and Learning

Process hence has adopted many innovative practices as listed below :-

Power Point presentations, Seminars, Paper Presentations and Paper Writing ,

Industry Internships, NPTEL, Group Projects, Research Methodologies

2 IT As per technology improvement based on that we include elective subjects in

curriculum.

3 EEE PPT, NPTEL, Technical Paper Writing

4 ECE 1. Power Point Presentations

2. AOT

3. Technical Seminars and Paper writing

4. Lab, Group, and Main Projects

5. Research Methodology

5 Civil Technical Seminar NPTEL video lectures, Group Projects, Industrial Visits

6 BT Power point presentation

Application oriented teaching

NPTEL lecture

Technical paper writing and seminar

Internship in Industries

Project based learning

Group Projects

Minor and Major Projects

7 Mech Teaching through Power point presentations, NPTEL video lectures, Group Projects,

Industrial Visits

8 ECM The Institution has successfully adopted the following innovative processes:

(1) Industry Institute Interactions

(2) Internships

(3) Seminar on Science and its Impact

(4) Power Point Presentations

(5) Application oriented teaching

(6) NPTEL Lecture

(7) Project based learning through Group Projects, Mini-Projects and Major

Projects

9 MBA Centre for excellence in Leadership, Business Ethics and Entrepreneurship

Details III YEAR II SEMESTER

Open Elective - I

111IT07 Shell Programming & Scripting Languages

111CS04 Software Engineering

111CS06 Objective Oriented Analysis & Design

Professional Elective – I

111MA72 Quantitative Aptitude

111IT78 Comprehensive Viva-Voce – II

111CS76 Objective Oriented Analysis & Design Lab

111IT79 Shell Programming & Scripting Languages Lab



2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year

PG 190

UG 180

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book

Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

Manual Single Valuation with Bar Coding

S.No Code Open Elective - I

1. 111FL01 Spanish

2. 111FL02 French

3. 111FL03 German

4. 111MB55 Entrepreneurship

5. 111BT41 Bio Informatics for CSIT

6. 111EM06 Embedded Systems and Real time Systems

S.No Code Professional Elective – I

1. 111IT16 Advanced Java Technologies

2. 111CS18 Advanced Computer Architecture

3. 111IT08 Middle Ware Technologies



2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

Dept. Name

As member of Board of Study As Faculty As Curriculum Development workshop

CSE 11 25 12

IT 11 22 7

EEE 9 42 -

ECM - - -

ECE 7 3 -

ME 10 - -

BT - - -

MBA 9 5 5

S&H - - -

Total 57 97 24



2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students: 75%

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage:

Title of the

Programme

Total no. of

students

appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %

B.Tech (2013-16)

EEE 126 93 25 2 - 95

Mechanical 201 135 47 2

- 91

ECE 287 198 69 2

- 93

CSE 281 159 72 18

- 88

IT 115 66 30 6

- 88

ECM 112 63 28 3

- 83

BT 36 20 11 3

- 94

CE - - - - - -

M.Tech

E.P.E. 13 6 7 - - 100

CAD/CAM 8 7 1 - - 100

Nanotechnology 4 3 1

- - 100

D.S.C.E. 16 12 2

- - 87.5

VLSI 28 24 3

- - 96.4

C.S.E 10 8 2

- - 100

S.E. 8 8 -

- - 100

CNIS 15 11 4 - - 100

B.T. 6 6 0 - - 100

M.B.A. (2014-16) 31 9 19 2 - 96.7



2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

CSE

Dept.

The Department of CSE has constituted Department level Academic Review Committee

which periodically ensures conduct of following activities and submit the same details to

College level IQAC:-

1. Take stock of teaching and learning process

2. Conduct of FDP‟s

3. Conduct of Seminars, workshops, Conferences and bridge courses for students.

4. Invite experts for Expert Lectures on emerging technologies

5. Motivation and Initiative to establish Research and Development cell

IT 1. Conducted FDP, 2. Industry visits for faculty and students

EEE Department has academic review committee to stack of teaching and learning process, training of students and faculty and to invite R & D personal to deliver guest lectures.

ECE 1. Started Application Oriented Teaching 2. Introduced Research Methodology, 3. Industry visits for faculty and students

ECM The Department of ECM has framed Department Academic Committee to keep track the activities in the department and submit the same to College Academic Committee. Apart from this the department regularly conducts FDPs, Seminars and Industry visits for faculty and students.

BT Department has academic review committee(DAC) to take stock of • teaching –learning process, • Training of students, • conduct of FDPs,seminars and workshops • inviting experts from Industry and R&D institutes to deliver lectures on topics beyond syllabus for the benefit of students Review of DAC is submitted to college level IQAC

ME Department has academic review committee to stack of teaching and learning process, training of students and faculty and to invite R & D personal to deliver guest lectures.

MBA Department has academic review committee to take stake of teaching learning process. Department intiates in conducting FDPs, Seminars , Workshops and Expert lectures to deliver

knowledge on current topics which are beyond the syllabus for the benefit of students. Department established R&D.

FDPs Organized by IT-SNIST in collaboration with Industry

S.No Title of the

Program Participants Venue Date

Organization/Indus

try

1

Faculty

Orientation

Workshop for

Enabling Student

Induction in

Technical

Institution

Faculty JNTU,

Hyderabad

27th

June

2017 to 1st

July 2017

AICTE

(Prof. Pradeep

Kumar

Ramancharla, IIIT,

Hyderabad)

2

FDP on

Automation and

Devapps

Faculty SNIST,Hyd

erabad

29-30

April, 6-7

May, 13-14

May, 28

May,2-4

June 2017

CTS

(Mr. G Rama Raju)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTwFDLCYxSytj1gnO7oRkhA






3

FDP on Cloud

Computing

Faculty SNIST,Hyd

erabad

5th

– 11th

June 2017

IBM

(Mr. Yashwanth)

4 FDP on Big Data

Analytics Faculty

SNIST,Hyd

erabad

5th

– 11th

June 2017

IBM

(Mr. Vijay)

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefitted

CSE ECE IT EEE MBA

Refresher courses - 4 2 28

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme - 0 - --

HRD programmes - - - --

Orientation programmes 5 1 - 1

Faculty exchange programme - 0 - --

Staff training conducted by the university - 1 --

Staff training conducted by other

institutions - 0 -

2

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops,

etc. 106

10 1 - --

Others 114 - - --

Total 220 15 7 2 31

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff 2016-17

Category Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled

during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 139 - 15

Technical Staff 81 - 41



Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

CSE In order to promote research activities , the college has taken initiatives to extend financial support of

Rs. 1 Lakh as a seed money to the faculty members to pursue research in their area of study. These

research works are likely to be submitted to the Research Establishment in the due course.

IT New Facility Created

2017: MOUs & Collaborations with IBM in the year 2017 to conduct a three different course

like IOT/ Cloud Computing/ Big Data Analytics.

Established IT Lab in Pre Engineering Block with 60 computer systems with Windows

Operating System

2016: Established three IT Labs in Third floor of II Block

3 IT Labs each with 30 computers systems with Windows Operating System.

ECE Resolved for sanction of seed money of INR1Lakh for a faculty to promote in house

research activity. This is treated as in-house as proposals. INR 5lakshs is sanctioned in this

regard. Such completed projects to be elevated for Granted projects are under consideration

towards benefiting the corresponding investigators.

BT Institute is providing seed money of Rs 1 Lakh for research to faculty members.With the

results generated from this seed money they will be encouraged to further apply for National

funding agencies.

ECM Institute is providing seed money of Rs 1 Lakh for research to faculty members and their work and results will help them to apply for National funding agencies.

EEE Institute is providing seed money of Rs 1 Lakh for research to faculty members. With the results generated from this seed money they will be encouraged to further apply for National funding agencies.

MBA To explore research work to intiate research .

With this regard college sponsors Rs 1,00,000/- for researchers.

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Name of

the Dept.

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

IT 16 16 16

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Name of

the Dept.

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

No. Outlay in

Rs. Lakhs

IT 4 4 4

ECE 4 24.25 1 6.00



Ongoing Project(s) – ECE Department

S.No. Title of Project Name of faculty or

Principle

investigator

Sanctioning authority and date

1. Design of Electro-

encyplography based

speech recognition

system for people with

speaking disabilities

K. Jeevan reddy (PI)

Dr SP Venu Madhava

Rao (CI)

ROMRP-SERO-ELEC-2015-16-

79216/sanctioned 3.75

2. Fault-Tolerant Multi-core

SoC Design using

Genetic Algorithm based

Task Scheduling

G.Prasad Acharya SNIST/Sanctioned 1Lakh

3. Multi-core Design using

Embedded based Task

Scheduling

Dr.Ameet chawan SNIST/Sanctioned 1Lakh

4. Design and Develop RadHard Cells to Mitigate Effects of SEE and Charge Sharing with SER Estimation for 180nm CMOS Technology

Dr.Ameet Chavan RCI, DRDO/APR17/9.8Lakhs

5. Design of a Mechanical

Robotic Arm with

Intelligent Gripper for

Accurate Electric

Connector Mating and

Bolt Fixing

Dr.Ameet Chavan and

Dr.Purushottam CAS/DRDO/Mar17/9.7Lakhs

ECE Department

S.No. Title of Project Principal investigator Brief details of proj

1 MODROBS/VLSITD Dr.Ashadevi, Prof.ECE AICTE/Oct17/6Lkhs



3.4 Details on research publications

Dept.

Name

Inter-national National Others

Peer

Review

Journals

Non-

Peer

Review

Journa

ls

e-Jou-

rnals

Confer

ence

procee

dings

Peer

Review

Journa

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Non-Peer

Review

Journals

e-Jour-

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Conferen

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proceedin

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Peer

Review

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Non-

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CSE 2 12 14 1

ECE 4 - 23 12 - - 1 4 - - - -

EEE 3 5 27

ECM 3 2 18

ME 4 5

IT 18 18

BT

MBA 14 3 1

Total 45 12 58 25 03 01 50

ECE Department - Publications in International Journal

S.No. Name of author/ Co-

author

Title of the publication Name of the journal and Year

of Publication

1. Dr S P V Subba Rao Implementation of High Speed

Convolution Algorithm on

CUDA based Graphics

Processing Unit

International Journal of

Computer Applications (0975 –

8887), pp. 26-30 International

Conference on

Microelectronics, Circuits and

System –Micro 2016. July,

2016

2. Dr N S Murti Sarma Co-ordinative Interference rate

maximization in a MIMO-

visible light communication,

Journal of Electronics and

Communication Engineering

(IOSR-JECE)

,Vol.12,Issue3,Version-I

,Pp.49-55. May – Jun - 2017

3. Dr N S Murti Sarma A novel method for Very-high

frequency Omni Range (VOR)

Azimuth error correction using

Kalman Filter for the

improvement of Aircraft

density

IJIREEICE, UGC approved

Journal, DOI 10.17148/

IJIREEICE.2017.5649 - June

2017

4. Dr N S Murti Sarma Design of Aperture Coupled

Microstrip Planar Array

IJIREEICE, Volume 5, Issue 6,

DOI 10.17148/

IJIREEICE.2017.5636, ISSN:

2321-2004 – June 2017

5. Dr N S Murti Sarma Validation of Diagonal power

routing approach in VLSI

design for better prospects

over orthogonal routing at

nanometer era

CVR journal of science and

Technology(Inhouse),

ISSN:2227-3916, Vol.12, P.58-

64 – June 2017

6. Dr N S Murti Sarma Fading Mitigation Techniques

in Wireless Mobile

Communication Systems


Engineering Technology

Science and Research, ,

Volume4, Issue5, P.782-792 –

May, 2017



7. Dr N S Murti Sarma An Attempt to Modernize

Customer Practice with Ration

Card at Ration Shop using

Advanced Electronics

Technology


Advanced Research in

Computer and Communication

Engineering , DOI:

10.17148/IJARCCE.2017.6286,

Vol. 6, Issue 4, PP: 888-892 –

May 2017

8. Dr N S Murti Sarma An Investigation on

Interference Reduction

Techniques in Cellular and

Wireless Communication

IPASJ International Journal of

Electronics & Communication

(IIJEC) , Volume5, Issue4, P.1-

12 – April 2017

9. Dr N S Murti Sarma A 3.5 GHz Low Noise, High

Gain Narrow Band

Differential Low Noise

Amplifier Design for Wi-

MAX Applications


Electronics Engineering

Research., Volume 9, Number

4, pp. 505-516 – April, 2017

10. Dr N S Murti Sarma A Case Study on Water

Marking with Implementation

of Least Significant Bit coding

(LSB)



Computer and Communication

Engineering , DOI:

10.17148/IJARCCE.2017.6286,

Vol. 6, Issue 2 PP: 375 –377 –

Feb 2017.

11. Dr N S Murti Sarma An Elementary Proposal on

Fault Tolerant Devices for

Memory Scenario

International Journal on Recent

and Innovation Trends in

Computing and

Communication, ISSN: 2321-

8169, Volume:5, Issue:1, pp: 56

– 61 – Jan 2017.

12. Dr N S Murti Sarma Data compression to combat

tracking issues in Radar sensor

scenario:An on going case

study



Computing and

Communication Volume4,

issue8, PP.187-189 – Sept.

2016

13. Dr N S Murti Sarma Investigation of Inductive

effects and IR drop Analysis

in high speed VLSI circuits

Proc.IJCEEMP, Vol 4, Issue 9,

P.96-103 – Sept. 2016

14. Dr N S Murti Sarma IoT Based Weather

Informative System


Advanced Information Science

and Technology (IJAIST),UGC

Approved Journal,

DOI:10.15693/ijaist/2016.v53i5

3.13-17, Volume53, P.187-189,

13-17 – Sept. 2016.

15. Mr N Srinivasa Reddy Implementation of High Speed


CUDA based Graphics

Processing Unit




Conference on


System –Micro 2016 - July,

2016

16. Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Review of Mode Decision in

Intra Frame Prediction in

AVC/HEVC

International Journal on

Computing, Communications

and Systems, Vol. 6, No.1, pp.

1-4, ISSN: 2277-6699 – Feb.

2017

http://ijarcce.com/upload/2017/february-17/IJARCCE%2086.pdf





17. Mrs C N Sujatha Design of Aperture Coupled

Microstrip Planar Array

IJIREEICE, Volume 5, Issue 6,

DOI

10.17148/IJIREEICE.2017.563

6, ISSN: 2321-2004 – June

2017.

18. Mr G Prasad Acharya Implementation of High Speed


CUDA based Graphics

Processing Unit




Conference on


System –Micro 2016 – July

2016

19. Mr K Rama Krishna A novel method for Very-high

frequency Omni Range (VOR)

Azimuth error correction using

Kalman Filter for the

improvement of Aircraft

density

IJIREEICE, UGC approved

Journal, DOI

10.17148/IJIREEICE.2017.564

9 – June 2017

20. Dr Shruti Bhargava Estimation of Optimum

Capacitance Placement in

Distribution Network

Victimisation Hymenopterous

Insect Colony Optimization

International Journal of Recent

Development in Engineering

and Technology,

ISSN 2347-6435(Online)

Volume 6, Issue 3, pp.15-19 –

March 2017

21. Dr Shruti Bhargava A Study on Various Speckle

Noise Diminution Techniques



and Technology


Volume 6, Issue 2, pp. 4-5 –

Feb 2017

22. Dr Shruti Bhargava Estimation of Different

Thersholding Techniques for

Signal Denoising


Electronics Communication

and Computer Engineering

Volume 8, Issue 3, pp. 153-155,

ISSN (Online): 2249–071X -

2017

23. Mrs P Lavanya Multicast Routing in

MANETs –A Review

International Journal on

Computing, Communications

and Systems, Vol. 6, No.1, pp.

37-43, ISSN: 2277-6699 – Feb.

2017

24. Mrs P Lavanya An Elementary Proposal on

Fault Tolerant Devices for

Memory Scenario



Computing and

Communication, ISSN: 2321-

8169, Volume:5, Issue:1, pp: 56

– 61 – Jan. 2017

25. Mr Abhishek Choubey Estimation of Optimum

Capacitance Placement in

Distribution Network

Victimisation Hymenopterous

Insect Colony Optimization



and Technology,


Volume 6, Issue 3, pp.15-19 –

March 2017

26. Mr Abhishek Choubey A Study on Various Speckle

Noise Diminution Techniques



and Technology




Volume 6, Issue 2, pp. 4-5 –

Feb. 2017

27. Mr Abhishek Choubey Estimation of Different

Thersholding Techniques for

Signal Denoising


Electronics Communication

and Computer Engineering

Volume 8, Issue 3, pp. 153-155,

ISSN (Online): 2249–071X –

2017

ECE Department - Publications in Conferences

S.No Name of the facutly Title of the paper Deatils of the

conference/simposia

28. 1 V.Trimurthulu, and

N.S.Murtisarma

Fading Mitigation Techniques

in Wireless Mobile

Communication Systems

Proc.ICRTESM-17,IETE,

Maharastra. May17.

29. 2 Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Adaptive Advanced Video

Coding by Variable Window

Size & Block Size


30. 3 S.Ramani An Asynchronous Loom for a

Router Node to Enhance the

QoS Mechanism in Noc

Scheme

31. 4 T.Swapna A Survey on mm wave signal

processing techniques for

future wireless

communications


32. 5 Ms.P.Lavanya Research and Survey on

Multicast Routing Protocols

for MANETs

IEEE ECCT, Feb 2017.

33. 6 Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Flow Management for Video

Applications in Wireless LAN

IEEE(EDS),Dec2016

34. 7 Ms.P.Lavanya Exploring QoS Multicast

Routing Protocols for Mobile

Ad hoc Networks

35. 8 G.Prasad Acharya Performance Evaluation of

Power Aware Task Scheduling

Algorithms in Multi-core

Processor Environment

36. 9 Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Review of Mode Decision in

Intra Frame Prediction in

AVC/HEVC

ICCSPCIT-

2016),MREC,HydDec16

37. 1

0

MS.T.Swapna An overview on Millimeter

wave technology for future

wireless communications

ICCSPCIT-

2016,MREC,HydDec16

38. 1

1

Ms.E.Lavanya An Improved Architecture of

256 bit CSLA for Reduced

Area Applications

39. 1

2

M.L.N.Acharyulu and

Dr N S Murti Sarma

Investigation of Inductive

effects and IR drop Analysis

in high speed VLSI circuits

Proc.ICCEMP,IEEE forum,

July16

40. 1

3

M.L.N.Acharyulu and Dr N S Murti Sarma

Evaluation and analysis of dynamic voltage IR drop using diagonal Power routing Method




41. 1

4

Dhanajay (M.Tech

Scholar) and

N.S.Murti Sarma

Improvement of wireless communication system performance over fading channel using diversity technique at receive

42. 1

5

Ms Shafi Unnisa Syed Motion Estimation and Compensation for H.264


43. 1

6

Ms.P.Lavanya An Overview of Routing Protocols for MANETs

IT Department – Publications in Journals

S.No Author Title of the paper Journal

1 Dr.V SSS Balaram Semantic Dirichlet allocation for automatic topic extraction

Journal of Information and Optimisation Sciences

2 Dr.V SSS Balaram Topic Modelling using Optimisation and Semantic talent dirichlet allocation

International Journal of Advancded Computing

3 Dr.V SSS Balaram

Continuos Duplicate Detection

International Journal and Magazine of Engineering,Technology,Management and Research

4 Dr.V SSS Balaram Mobile Agent Based Secure and dynamic key distribution in WSN

International Journal of Computer Science,Trends and Technology,

5 Dr.V SSS Balaram Latest developments on Dynamic key management for for dynamic WSN

Internatuional Conference on Electrical Electronics and optimisation

6 Dr.V SSS Balaram An efficient Hybrid Dynamic Key distribution in WSN


7 Dr.V SSS Balaram

A Dynamic Key distribution in WSN


8 Sunil bhutada Dr.V SSS Balaram

Holoentropy based dynamic semantic latent dirichlet allocation for topic extraction

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research

9 Dr.V SSS Balaram Cloud Computing Authentication Techniques,A Survey

International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Technology Research

10 Dr.Vijaya lakshmi Kalukupati

Jamming Prevention by hiding Cryptographic ancients in MANETs

International Journal of Computational Intelligence Research

11 Dr.V SSS Balaram Comparitive Analysis of classification models on income prediction

ijritcc

12 Dr.Vijaya lakshmi Kalukupati

Predictive analysis of Heart disease using stochastic

International Joural of Science and Research



Gradient boosting

13

Dr.Vijaya lakshmi Kalukupati, M.Nagaraju, KSR

Configuration of IRS tool on linux os using low costcomputer

Springer

14 Dr.Ch.Mukunda Cloud Computing models,A survey

Advances in computational sciences and technology

15 Dr.Ch.Mukunda

Design of a secure Digital signature for image authentication over wireless networks

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research

16 Dr.C.Sunil Kumar An Optimal Cloud based road traffic management system

Springer

17 Dr.C.Sunil Kumar

Internet of things and cloud computing in m edical monitoring systems

International Journal of Advances in computer science and cloud

18 Dr.C.Sunil Kumar

Simple API for Grid Applications and IDEAS for several cloud applications

International journal of advanced engineering Research and science

Civil Department – Publication s in Journals


1 G.C. BEHERA A model to predict the Torsional

stiffness of ‘U-wrapped’

reinforced concrete beams,

Structures and Buildings, Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, ISSN 0965-0911 | E-ISSN 1751-7702 - 2017

2 Basavaraj S Karadagi

Removal COD, Conductivity, chloride and total dissolved solids from textile wastewater using TiO2/UV system

International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering Science and Technology (IJAREST), Vol.4, issue 7, July 2017

3 BINDUSARA TS A Study on Mechanical Properties

of Steel Fiber Reinforced

Concrete with Magnetite Ore as a

Mineral Admixture

International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET), Volume 6 Issue I, January 2018-

Civil Department – Publication in Conferences

4

Dayananda N Prediction of properties of fly ash

and cement mixed GBFS

compressed bricks, Materials

Today: Proceedings 4 (2017),

Oct-2017

International Conference on

Advancements in

Aeromechanical

Materials for Manufacturing.



ECM Department – Publication in Journals


1. Mr. D. Mohan

Performance Analysis of Speech Enabled IVR

Using Narrowband Codec

Elixir International Journal of

Electrical Engineering –

November 2016

2. Mrs. M. Shailaja Analog Testing Methodologies-A Survey


Electronics and Communication

Engineering & Technology

(IJECET) – December 2016

3. Mr. P. V. K. Sandeep

Frequent Case Tree Algorithm to support patient

case indexing in a handheld Clinical Decision

Support system

Elixir International Journal of

Information Technology –

February 2017

Sl. No. Name of Faculty Title of the Paper Name of Refereed

Journal

EEE – Publications in International Journals

1 T.Abhiram

Design of Three-Zone Hybrid

Pulse Width Modulation

Method For Reduced Current

Ripple

Journal of Central Power

Research Institute -

Volume-12, No-4,

December 2016

2 Dr.K.Sumanth

A Model Predictive Control

Approach for Efficient

Optimization of Microgrid

Operations Using Mixed

Integer Linear Programming


Engineering Research &

Technology, Volume-5,

Issue-8

(ISSN: 2278 – 0181),

August 2016

3 Dr.K.Sumanth

Simulation of SRF Based

DSTATCOM With Grid

Connected PV Generation

System Using Fuzzy Logic

Controller For Reactive Power

Management



Electrical, Electronics

and Instrumentation

Engineering, Volume-5,

Issue-7 (ISSN: 2320 –

3765), July 2016

4 Dr.K.Sumanth

Design, Analysis and

Simulation of Linear

Controller of a STATCOM for

Reactive Power Compensation

on Variation of DC link

Voltage by the Application of

STATCOM to Linear and

Nonlinear Loads


Professional Engineering

Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-3. July 2016



5 Dr.K.Sumanth

Optimal Power Flow Using

Particle Swarm Optimization

With Voltage Stability

Enhancement


Research in Advanced

Engineering

Technologie, Volume-5,

Issue-3, July 2016

6 Dr.K.Sumanth

Performance Enhancement of

Power Balance Theory Based

DSTATCOM Using Fuzzy

Logic Controller


Research in Engineering

& Advanced

Technology, Volume-4,

Issue-3 (ISSN: 2320 –

8791), June-July 2016

7 Dr.K.Sumanth

A Novel Cascaded H Bridge

127 Multilevel Inverter Using

Reduced Switches In Medium

Voltage Drive Applications



Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-3, May 2016

8 Dr.K.Sumanth

A Novel 15-Level Reduced

Switches in Cascaded H-

Bridge Inverter For Solar

Photovoltaic Application

Interconnected with Grid



Engineering

Technologies, Volume-5,

Issue-2

9 Dr.K.Sumanth

An Advanced Controller For

Reduction of Harmonics

Under Non-Linear Loads And

Grid Voltage Distortions



Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-2, March 2016

10 Dr.K.Sumanth

UPQC Control Under

Unbalanced And Distorted

Mains Voltage With Fuzzy

Logic Controller



Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-2, March 2016

11 Dr.K.Sumanth

Space Vector Pulse Width

Modulation For Two Level

Inverter



Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-3, May 2016

12 Dr.K.Sumanth

Value-Based Predictive

Reliability Assessment of

Industrial Radial Distribution

System



Studies, Volume-VI,

Issue-2, February 2016

13 Dr.K.Sumanth

Power Quality Improvement

With Improved Active Power

Filter



Engineering

Technologie, Volume-5,

Issue-2, February 2016



EEE – Publications in International Conferences

14 T.Abhiram

Neuro-Fuzzy based Hybrid

PWM Method for Two-level

Inverter fed Induction Motor

Drive ©2016 IEEE

IEEE

EEE – Publications in National Conferences

15 T.Abhiram

Design Of Three Zone Hybrid

Pulse Width Modulation

Methods For Reduced Current

Ripple

16

Dr. P. Ravi Babu

Review on smart controllers

for energy conservation RAEPES-16

17 Dr. P. Ravi Babu

Smart Water Heating Solution

through DSM and Fuzzy

Logic for Energy

Conservation

RAEPES-16

18 Dr Anil K. Puppala

Synthesis of output wave

shapes and Cascading inverter

modules in H-Bridge inverter

for improving THD and PSUF

RAEPES-16

19 T. Praveen kumar

Investigating the performance

of DSTATCOM by ANFIS

over conventional controllers

for reactive power control

RAEPES-16

20 CH.V.Sesha Giri

Rao,

Instantaneous Power Control

of D-STATCOM with

Consideration of Power Factor

Correction

RAEPES-16

21

L.Phani Raghav

Evaluation of Blind Zone in

active frequency drift

islanding detection technique

for Distributed generation

system

RAEPES-16



22 Dr.P.Ravi babu,

Implementation of HVDS for

minimizing the technical and

nontechnical losses in the

electrical distribution

network

RAEPES-16

23. Dr.C.Bhargava

Distribution System

Reliability Assessment Using

Analytical and Time

Sequential Techniques

RAEPES-16

24 Anil K. Puppala

Review on Motor and Pump

Assemblies in Total Artificial

Hearts and Ventricular

Assist Devices

RAEPES-16

25 Nomula Sai

narendra

Improvement of power quality

for grid connected wind

energy system using

STATCOM with different

controllers

RAEPES-16

26 Abhiram T.

A Simple Space Vector

Modulation Algorithm for

Multi level three phase

Inverter feed Induction

Motor

RAEPES-16

27 G. Sravanthi

A Comparative Study of

Harmonic Reduction in

Cascaded H-Bridge Multilevel

Inverter

RAEPES-16

28

P.Narendra rao

Vector-controlled two-phase

induction motor as a

replacement for vector-

controlled single-phase

induction motor

RAEPES-16



29

A.Umadevi

Design and performance

analysis of coil type solar

water heating system RAEPES-16

30

P. Sathyanarayana

A Comparative Analysis of

Cogging Torque Reduction in

BLDC Motor Using

Bifurcation and Slot Opening

Variation

RAEPES-16

31 J.Pradeep Reliability Evaluation in

Deregulated Power Systems

Using Game Theory RAEPES-16

32 Dr. Anil K. Puppala

Review of Controllers for

Cascaded Multilevel Inverter

To Power Balance by zero

sequence injection For large

scale Photovoltaic Integration

RAEPES-16

33

N.Ranjith kumar,

A New Method for

Apportioning Transmission

system Losses to

interconnected Generating

Stations

RAEPES-16

34 Saravanakarthi.

Simulation of Unified Power

Flow Controller for Transient

Stability RAEPES-16

35

L Phani Raghav

A Review on electricity

market power and mitigation

techniques. RAEPES-16

36

L. Ramadevi

Development of Hybrid

Active Power filter based on

the Adaptive Fuzzy Dividing

Frequency control method

RAEPES-16

37

Sreelatha Ila

High efficiency DC/DC

Resonant power converter

utilizing with a RCN Network RAEPES-16

38 B. Pavan Kumar Analysis of Matrix Converter

using Direct Transfer Function RAEPES-16



Approach

39 Dr.P.Ravi babu

A Review on implementation

of Genetic algorithm for

optimal network

reconfiguration in distributed

systems for load balancing

RAEPES-16

40 K.V.V.P.Chari

Control Of Non Conventional

Energy Sources as

STATCOM For Improving

Power Transmission Limits

For 24 hours and 365 Days

RAEPES-16

41 D. Ashok Kumar

Analysis of Interline power

flow controller with PI &

Fuzzy logic controllerD.

Ashok Kumar, Ch.V. Krishna

Reddy, Suresh Kumar

RAEPES-16

42

P.S.Puhan Performance Improvement of

Shunt Active Power Filter

with Combined Control

Technique

IEEE-ICEI

PICT, PRESENTED

MECH – Publications in International Journals

S.No. Name Title of the Paper Vol.No. Year ISSN /

ISBN No

1. Dr.T.S.R. Murthy

Specifying the Manufacturing

Deviation of 3D Reference Axes in

Special Cases

2017

978-93-

80689-28-

9

2. Dr.T.S.R. Murthy Navigating New frontiers in

Manufacturing processes-2017 2017

3. Dr.T.Ch.Siva reddy

Numerical Studies on Centrifugal

Impeller Performance with

Different lean Combinations

Vol.17 2017 2249-4596

4. Dr.T.S.R. Murthy

International Conference on

Precision , Meso, Micro and Nano

Engineering

2017

5. Dr.G.S.Reddy

Numerical Simulation of a Fin

Stabilized Sabot Aluminum Alloy

Casting

2017

6. Mr.MSSR.Ravi Kiran

Static stress Analysis on Adaptor

Spool-Flange Assembly For

Enhancement of Pressure Rating

Vol.05 2017 ISSN:232

1-9939



7. Mr.MSSR.Ravi Kiran

Stress Analysis And Performance

Evaluation of Flange Spool

Subjected To Pressure

Vol.05 2017 ISSN:232

1-9939

8. Dr.G.S.Reddy

Design and Analysis of fluid flow

in AISI 1008 Steel reduction gear

box and fluidity index

Vol.04 2017

ISSN(Onli

ne):23484

470

9. G. S. Reddy

Numerical Simulation Of

Directionally Solidified CM247LC

High Pressure Turbine Blade

2016

10. G. S. Reddy


CM247SX Single Crystal High

Pressure Turbine Vane

2016

11. B. Ravi

Study of the bucking and post-

buckling of columns: Novel finite

element formulation

Vol.42 2016

12. B. Ravi

Simple formulation of thermal post-

bucking of square plates using

Green-Lagrange strain-

Displacement relations

Vol.42 2016

13. D. Kondayya 3-Dimensional FE Analysis and

Optimization of Bike Structure Vol. 5 2016

ISSN(P)

2347-

5013,

ISSN(O)

2319-6890

14. D. Kondayya

Bi-Objective Optimization of MQL

Based Turing Process Using NSGA

II

Vol. 5 2016

ISSN(O)

2319-

8753,

ISSN(P)

2347-6710

15. D. Kondayya

A review on application of soft

computing techniques & Analytical

techniques in maching performance

prediction and optimization under

MQL

2016 ISSN

2249-6645

16. G. S. Reddy


Directionally Solidified CM247LC

High Pressure Turbine Blade

2016

17. G. S. Reddy


CM247SX Single Crystal High

Pressure Turbine Vane

2016

18. D. Kondayya Optimization of Abrasive water jet

machining Process using NSGA II 2016

ISBN:

978-93-

83038-28-

2

19. D. Kondayya 3-Dimensional FE Analysis and

Optimization of Bike Structure 2016

20. D. Kondayya

A review on application of soft

computing techniques & Analytical

techniques in maching performance

prediction and optimization under

2016



MQL

Biotechnology – Publication in National and International Journals

S

.

N

o

.

Name Journal

Name

Vol.No

.

1. K. Mary Manjusha Rani, Dr. Raj

Kumar

International

Journal of

Scientific

and

Research

Publications

Volume

7, Issue

11 -

Nov.

2017

2. Bishwambhar Mishra Advances in

Biotechnolog

y and

Microbiology

Volume 6

Issue.5

DOI:

10.19080

/AIBM.20

17.06.55

5696.

Oct 2017

3. I. Rajyalaksmi, A.V. Rao,

Ravindra Babu Potti, K.V.G.S.

Murty

Journal of

Pharmacy

Research

Vol .11,

Issue 9,

Sept.

2017

4. Rajyalakshmi. I, Rao A.V,

Ravindra Babu Potti, Murty

K.V.G.S, and Surya Devarakonda

Indo

American

journal of

pharmaceuti

cal sciences

UGC No. :

48603

4 (08),

2344-

2349,

2017

5. V.SeshaSrinivas, V. Srilekha, G.

Krishna and M.A.Singara Charya.

International

Journal of

Biotechnolog

Volume

13(3) pp.

211-217,



y and

Biochemistry

2017

6. V. SeshaSrinivas, Srilekha, B.

Prasanna A. Sridhar Rao, P.

ShivaKrishna, M. A.

Singaracharya

European

Journal of

Pharmaceuti

cal and

Medical

Research,

4(2),

473-480,

2017

7. S.S. Vutukuru

Vennam Srilekha, Krishna, G and

Singaracharya MA.

Research in

Pharmaceuti

cal Sciences

12(4):

283–289.

– 2017

8. SS.Vutukuru

B. Siva Prasad, P. Sankar

Ganesh , K. Lagan, T. Vishaka

and S. K. Sarkar

Pollution

Research

36 (2) :

313-319,

2017

9. SS.Vutukuru

G.Kamala and Chand Pasha

International

Journal of

Biotechnolog

y and

Biochemistry

Volume

12 (2),

197-205,

2017

10. SS.Vutukuru

Sneha Muralidharan, Kalpana

Chawla and J. Venkateswara

Rao.

Pollution

Research

2017(4)-

Decembe

r (In

Press)

11. SS.Vutukuru

Srilekha, V, Krishna, G and

Singaracharya

Indian

Journal of

Geo Marine

Sciences

2017

12. JayasreeGanugapati, S Akash Informatics

in Medicine

Unlocked

Volume

9, 68–75;

(

Elsevier),

June

2017



13. S.S. Vutukuru

M. Satish Kumar, S.S. Asadi

International

Journal of

Civil

Engineering

and

Technology

(IJCIET)

Volume

8, Issue

4, pp.

1562–

1573,

Apr.

2017

14. Manikanta Akula, Bishwambhar

Mishra,

Sama Vinoshna

Journal of

Microbilogy,

Biotechnolog

y & food

sciences

Volume 6

Issue 9

Pages:11

99-1202,

2017

15. Ravindra Babu Potti and

Mohammed Owaisuddin Fahad

Journal Of

Pure And

Applied

Microbiology

Vol. 11(1), p.

315-322 - 2017

16. JayasreeGanugapati,

VardhiniGanesh,

SirishaMukkavalli,Sahithi A

Der

PharmaChe

mica

9(8):94-

99, 2017

17. SS.Vutukuru

Golla Kamala and Chand Pasha

International

Journal of

Current

Research

Vol. 9,

Issue,

01, pp.

pp.45370

-45373,

31 Jan

2017

18. JayasreeGanugapati, Prakhyat

Mathur, SudhiraChamarty,Supriya

Krishna

International

Journal of

Computer

Applications

157 (4),

21-26,

Jan 2017

19. Ramgopal Rao Sajjalaguddam,

Anitha Paladugu

J. Pharm.

Sci. & Res.

Vol.

8(12),

1353-

1357.,

Dec.

29,2016

20. Ramgopal Rao S,

Anitha Paladugu

World

Journal of

Pharmacy

Vol 5,

Issue 11

DOI:



and

Pharmaceuti

cal Sciences

10.20959/

wjpps201

6 11-7962

– Oct

2016

21. S. S. Vutukuru,

M.Satish Kumar,

S. S.Asadi

International

Journal of

Applied

Chemistry

12 (1),

75-86 –

Oct 2016

22. S. S. Vutukuru,

Padmavathi Vutukuru

Pollution

Research

35 (2):

379-386

– Oct

2016

23. S. S. Vutukuru,

Padmavathi Vutukuru, Kavya

Paida, Divya Paida

IOSR

Journal of

Environment

al Science,

Toxicology

and Food

Technology

04-07 –

Oct 2016

24. Rupa Lavarti,

Jayasree Ganugapati, Shirisha

Ratcha, Krovvidi S. R. SivaSai

International

Journal of

Computer

Applications

Volume

148 –

No.3

Pg 1-6 –

August

15, 2016

25. Mishra B,

Reddy KH, Manikanta A, Anand

A, Raju MSK

International

Journal of

Drug

Developmen

t and

Research

8(3):

011-015

– Aug 08,

2016

26. Krovvidi SR SivaSai, Rupa

Lavarti, Jayasree Ganugapati,

Shirisa Ratcha Lakshmana Rao

SS

Bioinformati

on

12(5):

293-299

– Aug

2016

27. Krovvidi SR SivaSai, RupaLavarti,

JayasreeGanugapati,

ShirisaRatcha, Lakshmana SS

Bioinformati

on

Aug 2016



Rao

28. KSR Siva Sai3,

RP Turankar1, M Lavania1, M

Singh2, U Sengupta1 RS Jadhav4

Indian

Journal of

Medical

Microbiology

Volume :

34

Page :

315-321

– Aug

2016

MBA Publications in International Journals

S.No. Author Name of the Journal Vol. No. Year

ISSN /

ISBN No

1. Dr. M. Sukanya

GE-International

Journal of Management

Research

volume No 4

Issue 3 pp 16-

20

Mar-

16

ISSN

2394-4226

2. Dr. M. Sukanya

International journal of

applied financial

management

perspectives

volume 5,

issue 1, pp 85-

90

2016 ISSN

2279-0896

3. Dr.A.Sandhya Rani

Ge-international journal

of management research

(ge-ijmr)

Vol 4 Issue

1.pg No:16-22

Jan,

2016

2394-4226

4. Dr.A.Sandhya Rani

International journal of

applied services

marketing perspectives

Vol 5,Number

1,pg No:

Jan-

Marc

h-

2016.

2279-0977

5.

Suneel Sankala Pezzottaite Journals -


Logistics and Supply

Chain Management

volume No.5

issue no.4

Octob

er –

Dece

mber‟

2016

ISSN

(Print):

2319-

9032,

(Online):

2319-9040

6.

Suneel Sankala International Research

Journal of Marketing

and Economics

(IRJME)

volume 3,

issue 5

May-

16

ISSN

2349-0314

7.

Suneel Sankala Pezzottaite Journals -


Applied Services

Marketing Perspectives

volume No.5

issue no.2

April

- June

2016

ISSN

2279-0977

8.

Suneel Sankala GE- International

Journal of Management

Research,

Volume No.4,

issue no. 2

Febru

ary

.2016

ISSN

2394-4226

MBA Publications in Conferences

9. K. Harinadh Osmania Journal of

Management,

Volume-XII,

Number – 3,

2016 ISSN:

0976-4208



Department of Business

Management Osmania

University, Hyderabad:

10. Suneel Sankala Sreenidhi Journal of

Management

volume No 5

Issue 3

2016 ISSN

2278-2354

11.

K. Harinadh Sreenidhi Journal of

Management, School of

Management Studies,

SNIST, Hyderabad,

July – Sept.

2016, Volume-

XII, Number –

3

2016 ISSN:

0976-

4208.

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Dept.

Name

Range Average h-index Nos. in

SCOPUS

CSE 0.5-3 1.5

ECE 0.5-5.5 1.5

ECM 6.025 – 8.26

BT

EEE

IT 0.5-5.6 2.3 2

ME

MBA 3.14-7.081 6.32

S&H



3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations

CSE Department

Nature of the Project Duration

Year

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Received

Major projects

Minor Projects

Interdisciplinary Projects

Industry sponsored

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College

Students research projects (other than compulsory by the University)

M.Aishwarya,

CSE, B.Tech

Student,

SNIST

A Real Time

Monitoring

System and a

Device for Early

Detection of Fire

Breakout and

Fire Alarm

System

May, 2017 ,

Status -

Pending

Any other(Specify)

Total

ECE Department


Year (s)

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

Sanctioned

(Lakhs)

Received

(Lakhs)

Major projects

Minor Projects 2 UGC/AICTE 9.6 9.6

Interdisciplinary Projects 1 CAS/DRDO 9.74 9.74


University/ College 2 SNIST 2 2


Any other(Specify) 1 RCI/DRDO 9.86 9.86

Total 2 30.5 30.5

ECE - Ongoing Project(s)


Principle

investigator

Sanctioning authority and date

1. Design and Develop RadHard Cells to Mitigate Effects of SEE and Charge Sharing with SER Estimation for 180nm CMOS Technology

Dr.Ameeth Chawan RCI, DRDO (9.86 Lakhs)



2. Design of a Mechanical

Robotic Arm with

Intelligent Gripper for

Accurate Electric

Connector Mating and

Bolt Fixing

Dr.Ameeth Chawan

and Purushottam

CAS,DRDO( 9.74Lakhs)

3. Design of Electro-

encyplography based

speech recognition

system for people with

speaking disabilities

Jeevan Reddy ROMRP-SERO-ELEC-2015-16-

79216(3.6 Lkhs)

4. Fault-Tolerant Multi-core

SoC Design using

Genetic Algorithm based

Task Scheduling

G.Prasad Acharya SNIST/1Lkh

5. Ameet Chawan SNIST/1Lkh

ECE - Sanctioned Project(s)


Principle

investigator

Sanctioning authority and

Amount

1 MODROBS/VLSITD Dr. D. Asha Devi AICTE (6 Lakhs)

Mechanical Department


Year Name of the

funding Agency Total grant sanctioned

Received


University/ College

July, 2016

SNIST

Rs.43,250

Rs. 3.00 Lakhs

Rs.2.15 Lakhs

Rs.43,250

Rs.2.71 Lakhs

Rs.2.15 Lakhs


November 2017 SNIST Rs.25,000 Rs.25,000

Any other(Specify) 1. OCT 2016

2. 08 JUNE2017

AICTE

UGC

3.75 Lakhs

2.30 lakh

3.75 Lakhs

2.30lakh

Total



3.7 No. of books published

Dept. I. With ISBN No. II. Chapters in Edited Books III. Without ISBN No

CSE 1 - T. Venkat Narayana Rao, “ Methodologies And Techniques of Web Usage Mining”, Book Title Advances in Data Mining and Database Management, IGI Global Publication Book, proposed to be published in August 2016.

ISBN 10: 1522506136

ECE 7 0 15 (AOT for Core

Subjects & Lab Manuals)

ME 10 (List given

hereunder)

MBA 1 (978-9386019-88-2)

16 (15 Case study

Books and

1 Lab manuals)

ECE Department

S.No Author(s) Title ISBN No. &

Publisher

Month and Year

of Publ

1 N.S.Murtisarma,

P.Lavanya and G,

Prasad Acharya,

Realisation of

memory fault

tolerance using

error correcting

codes

ISBN978-3-330-

04419-7,

LAP publishers,

Germany Copy right

publication

February 2017

2 N.S.Murtisarma, G,

Prasad Acharya and

P.Lavanya,

An Investigative

Proposal On

Speech Coding

For Voip

Communication

ISBN978-3-330-

35055-7, Copy

right publication

LAP publishers,

Germany

July,2017

3 N.S.Murtisarma,

C.N.Sujatha, ,

A design for

aperture coupled

planar array using

microwave

technology

ISBN978-3-659-

64778-9, Copy

right publication

LAP publishers,

Germany

Sep,2017

4 N.S.Murtisarma,Ch.Saty

anarayana and K,

Sandhya Rani, “”,

Investigation of

optimum design at

nanoscale,

reconfigurable

devices

ISBN978-3-330-

027376-5, Copy

right publication

LAP publishers,

Germany

Dec, 2016

5 N.S.Murtisarma,

Pradeep,P,

S.P.Venumadhavarao

A simulation case

study of

semiconductors

for advanced

processors

ISBN-978-3-659-

94937-1,Copy right

publication LAP

publishers,

Germany

Oct 2016

6. N.S.Murtisarma,

Sripathi Panditaradhula

Venumadhavarao and

Akula pravin

Space time block

codes for wireless

applications

ISBN-978-3-659-

85550-4,LAP

publishers,

Germany

Feb 2016



7. Pradeep,P, S.P.V.Subba

Rao, N.S.Murtisarma,

“”, LAP publishers,

Germeny,

Performance

analysis of

spectrum sensing

methods for

Cognitive radio

ISBN-978-3-659-

86978-5,LAP

publishers,

Germany

Feb 2016


1)Engineering Workshop lab manual by Mr.V.Ravinder reddy, Publisher: SNIST

2) Manufacturing Processes Lab manual by Mr. Mr.V.Ravinder reddy, Publisher: SNIST

3) Mechanics of solids lab manual by Dr.G.Konda Reddy Publisher: SNIST

4) Metallurgy and Material science Lab manual by Dr.G S Reddy

5) Machine tools lab manual by Dr.D.Kondayya

6) Applied Thermodynamics Lab Manual by Dr.T.Ch.Siva REddy

7) Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic machinery lab manual by Dr.B.Ravi

8) Heta transfer Lab Manual by Dr.T.Ch.Siva Reddy

9) Metrology and Instrumentation Lab manual by Dr.D.KOndayya

10)CAD/CAM Lab manual by Dr.Y.Venkatanarayana

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

Department UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST DPE DBT Scheme/ funds

ECE 1 1

3.9 For colleges

Autonomy

CPE

DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE

CE

Any Other (specify) by ME Dept.

3 (three) - AICTE –RPS,AICTE-Seminar grant

and UGC minor grant (details given hereunder)




S.No. Area

Sanctioning Agency, and

Date of Sanction

Names of the Principal and

Co Investigators

Sanctioned Amount

Rs. In lakhs Status

1

Seminar grant “Navigating new frontiers in manufacturing processes -2017

AICTE, 08/06/2017

Dr.G.S Reddy 1.00 Lakhs On Going

2

Experimental investigation and optimization studies of the effects of machining parmeters on difficult-to cut materials using environment –friendlly lubrication method

UGC, Oct, 2016

Dr.D.Kondayya 2.30 Lakhs On Going

3 Development of Aluminum Silicon Nono-Alloyed Materials

AICTE 7th Mar 2013

Dr.K. Srinivasulu Reddy

3.75 lakhs Completed

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

Dept. Area Sanctioning

Agency, and Date of Sanction

Names of the Principal and Co

Investigators

Sanctioned Amount Rs.

In lakhs Status

ECE

Design of the

test simulator

for missile

interface unit

Appolo Computing

Laboratories P. Ltd.,

ECIL, Hyderabad

Dr.Jenardhan

5 lakhs

ME

Development of CFD Model for cored brick air heaters for Hypersonic wind Tunnel

DRDL, 12th June 2012

Dr.P.N.Reddy/ Dr,T.Ch.Siva Reddy

9.85 Lakhs completed



3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

Dept.

Name

International National State University College

No. Spon-

soring

Agen-

cies

No. Spon-

soring

Agen-

cies

No. Spon-

soring

Agen-

cies

No. Spon-

soring

Agen-

cies

No. Spon-

soring

Agen-

cies CSE 1

IT 1 3

EEE 1 TEQIP

ECE 1 SNIST

ME 2

MBA

ECE Department

S.No Title Duration Co-ordinator(s) Beneficiary

1. MECHS 2days S.P.Venumadhava Rao

and K.Sivasundari

Many M.Tech students and Ph.D

scholars contributed papers.

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

S.No. Name of the Dept. No. of Faculty

1 CSE 2

2 ME 4

4 MBA 4

MBA Department 1. Dr. M. Sukanya, BOS Member of JNTUH 2. Dr.K.Sandhya Rani, visited Karshak college as an expert for Project Viva-voce 3. Mr.P.S.Viswanadh, visited VBIT as an expert to conduct Stock Market game. 4. Mr. S.Suneel visited CMR college as an expert for conducting Project viva voce

3.13 No. of collaborations

Particulars CSE ME MBA International 3

National 4

Any other 3



CSE Department

1 IBM India Pvt Ltd,

Bangalore

MOU 11/07/2014 IBM Career Education

Program i.e

SEED,CEBT,Career

Education Courses,

“Business partner”,

“Software or Products”,

Course ware .

2 ORACLE India Pvt. Ltd

Bangalore

Collaboration 20/02/2015 Oracle Work Force

Development Program ,

ORACLE

CERTIFICATION

[OCA].

3 MicroSoft India Pvt. Ltd.

Hyderabad

Collaboration 29/9/2015 Women In Software

Engineering [WISE]-

Mentoring Program.

Any other 1. MOU with Berkedia

2. Dr. M. Sukanya presented a paper by collaborating with Dr.Ravi

Prakash who is working with Viswa Viswani Institute of

Technology

3. Mr.P.S.Viswanadh presented a paper by collaborating with Ms.

V V L Sameera, who is working with MREC.

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

Name of the Dept. No. of Linkages

CSE 6

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

Department From Funding

agency

From Management

of University/

College

Total

ECE 3.75 1 4.75

3.16 No. of patents received this year

Department

Name

Type of Patent

National International Commercialised

Applied Granted Applied Granted Applied Granted

CSE 3



Patent Names Tittle Date of

applied

Status

Dr.Lohit Kapoor,

Associate Professor,

CSE dept.

BLOOD EXTRACTION

DEVICE

Dec 2016

Pending

Dr.Kumar Eswaran,

Professor, CSE dept

An Universal Classifier for

Learning and Classification of

Data with Uses in Machine

Learning

28th of April

2017

Pending

Dr.Kumar Eswaran,

Professor, CSE dept

Robotic Device driven by

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

capable of correlating historic

events with that of present

events for Indexing of imagery

captured in Camcorder device

and retrieval

2017

Pending

Dr.Kumar Eswaran,

Professor, CSE dept

Two Patent on A Neural

Architecture to be used for

pattern Recognition and Deep

Learning

2017

Pending

M.Aishwarya III-C

CSE

A Real Time Monitoring

System and a Device for Early

Detection of Fire Breakout and

Fire Alarm System

24th may, 2017

Pending

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute in

the year

Total International National State Unv. Dist College /

Department

ME 1 (Details given

hereunder)

BT

MBA 1 9

Name of Conference Faculty Name Award Received International Conference on Emerging Technologies in Mechanical Sciences " (ICEMS – 2016) December 16-17, 2016 ISBN: 978 93 83038 46 6.

Dr.D.Kondayya, Best research Paper award



3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under

them

Name of the Department Who are Ph. D. Guides Students registered under them

CSE 2 8

IT 1 7

EEE 2 6

ECE 4 30

ME 1 4

MBA 1 -

CSE Department

SNo.

Name of the

Supervisor

Name of the

Research

Scholar

Designation and

Affiliation of

the Scholar

Title of the Thesis/

Area of Research

Work

Year of

Completion

1. Dr T.V

Rajinikanth,

Professor

CSE dept

S.

Palaniappan,

Associate

Professor,

Savitha

university,

Chennai

Spatial Data Structures

and Spatial Data Base

Retrieval

Thesis

submitted

2016,

JNTUH

2. Dr T.V

Rajinikanth,

Professor

CSE dept

Mr. K.

Narsimhulu,

Project Leader,

HAL, Bangalore,

Design and

development of hybrid

autonomous visual

tracking algorithm for

unmanned aerial

vehicles

Thesis

submitted

2017,

JNTUH

3. Dr T.V

Rajinikanth,

Professor

CSE dept

Ms S.Nagini VNR VJIET

Hyd

Enhancing agricultural

products yield by

evaluating and

analyzing the effective

parameters for a

specified spatial

location

Thesis

submitted

2016,

ANU

Student Detasils – IT Department

1)Mr.Sunil Bhutada, IT dept, SNIST JNTUH Hyderabad

2)Mr. Md.Jaffer sadiq,IT dept, SNIST JNTUH Hyderabad

3)Mrs.N. Divya, IT dept, SNIST Uttar Pradesh

4)Mrs. Rohita, IT dept, SNIST Uttar Pradesh

5)Mr. Riyaz, IT dept, Mufakamjah College. JNTUH Hyderabad

6)Mr. Ramlu, IT dept, Vardhaman College. JNTUH Hyderabad

7)Mr. Venkatesh, Infosys, USA. JNTUH Hyderabad



ECE Department

S.No Name of Faculty Recogntion from Universities as supervisor

1. Dr.S.P.Venu madhava Rao JNTUH

2. Dr.N.S.Murti sarma OU/JNTUH/JNTUK/KLU/RU

3. Dr.Asha Devi JNTUH

4. Dr.Kishan Rao NIT/JNTUH/

ECE Department

S.No Name of Faculty of snist

as guide

Name of the Registered

scholar(s)

University of

Registration

1. Dr.S.P.Venu madhava

Rao

K.Jeevan Reddy

(SNIST)

JNTUH

2. Dr.N.S.Murti sarma Raja Kumari

JNTUH 3. M.L.N.Acharyulu,

Nellore

4. Lenin babu

5. M.Ramana Reddy, CBIT JNTUK

6. A.Pravin, BVCEC KLU

7. Lakshmi pathi Raju,

BVCEC

8. B.V.V.Satyanarayana,

Industry

9. B.Nageswara Rao RU

10. V.Trimurthulu

11. D.Subba Rao

12. Dr.Asha Devi E.Narendra KLU

13. Dr.Kishan Rao



3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

Name of the Department Ph. D. Awarded Faculty

CSE 1

IT 1 Dr. K. Kranthi Kumar,

Associate Professor, SNIST.

ECE 3 G.Laxminarayana (2012),

Vasantha Kumar (2015)

A.Janardhan (2017)

ME 2

S.No Name of faculty lnst./Univ.from which Ph.D. is obtained

Designation Fields of Specialization

1 Dr.Bhanodaya kiran babu

NIT Warangal,2017 Assoc. Professor

Manufacturing Engg.

2 Dr. S Vijaya Bhaskar JNTUH-2017 Professor Thermal Engg.

3.20. No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

Dept. Name JRF SRF Project Fellows

Any other

CSE 1 1 1

ECE 9

ME

BT

ECM

CSE Department Roll no Name Qualified 17311D3801 Kiran Bala Gate

ECE Department

S.No Name of the student Type of support received

1. M.Dinesh Kumar

AICTE scholarship 2. N.Swaroop Rani

3. A.Nandini Reddy

Fee reimbursement

4. C.Mallikarjun

5. P.Swetha

6. S.B.Thukaram

7. P.Supriya

8. T.Kavya

9. T.Supriya



3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level National level International level

40 20 07 -

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:


Submitted our request for NCC unit long back and

awaiting for sanction

3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:


55 35 15 -

3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:


Submitted our request for NCC unit long back and

awaiting for sanction

3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum NCC NSS Any other

62 IEEE,ISTE, e-club, Robo-club, Innovation

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social

Responsibility

Dept. Name Extension activities Institutional social

responsibility

CSE 5 -

IT 5 -

Blood Donation Camps, Cancer Awareness Programs, Health Awareness Programs

Plantation Programs, Bachpan Bachavo Programs



Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of

Fund

Total

Campus area 25 acres

Class rooms 93

Laboratories 100

Seminar Halls 15

Tutorial rooms 43

Workshops / Additional workshops ¼

Research lab 7

Drawing hall and computer center 4

No. of important equipments purchased

(≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

ECM

BT

EEE

8 setups

5 setups

6 setups

Rs.48,434/-

Rs.79,202/-

Rs.7.5 Lc

Value of the equipment purchased during

the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

Others

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

Computerisation is carried out in all administrative offices, examination branch, library and all

departments. Every faculty member is provided with a laptop. The campus wide wi-fi facility is

available.

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 9082 34,17,222 498 `1,98,243 9580 36,18,087

Reference Books 72 21,600 718 2,64,866 718 2,64,866

e-Books 30000+from

N-LIST

5750 - - 30000 +

from N-

List

-

Journals 212 40,800 46 1,14,000 248 5,22,000



e-Journals Delnet / N-List 72,225 - - Delnet /

N-list

72,225

Digital Database J-GATE 68,700 - - - -

CD & Video - - - - - -

Others (specify) - - - - - -

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Computers

Computer

Labs Internet

Browsing

Centres

Computer

Centres Office

Depart-

ments Others

Existing 1749 25 100

mbps

2 1

Added 874 22 50 mbps 0

Total 2623 47 150

mbps

2 1

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for

technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

The departmental committee also decides on nominating various lab in-charges, time-

tables, industry institute interaction, organizing guest lectures, industrial visits and

internships for students and industrial training for faculty and staff. A couple of teachers

will also be nominated for R&D and consultancy activities at the UG and PG level.

To coordinate all activities connected with students training and placement for projects,

and subsequent professional employment.

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT Rs. 68,76,501.00

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities Rs. 1,74,47,996.00

iii) Equipments Rs. 30,26,850.00

iv) Others Rs.2,21,33,237.00

Total : Rs.4,94,84,584.00



Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

MBA Department Program Title No.of students

participated CRT Programs

- 45

T&P programs - Communication development Programs

- 108

Technical clubs

- 108

Industrial visits

- 108

Guest lectures

- 108

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

Portal attendance, parent counselling in every 15 days

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

UG PG Ph.D Others

5747 251 - -

(b) No. of students outside the state

UG PG Ph.D Others

- - - -

(c) No. of international students

In numbers

Men -

Women -

Total -

(d) No. of SC/ST/OBC/PC

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total

775 179 75 623 8 1660



(e)

Demand ratio 100%

Dropout% <0.5%

5.4. Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of students beneficiaries (2012-16)

Department Coaching for competitive examinations No. of

students

beneficiaries

ECE GATE, CRT etc. Awareness program for Civil

services

200

ECM GATE, CRT training etc., Awareness

programs were conducted for Civil

Services

95

BT GATE, CRT training etc., Awareness


Services

37

CSE GATE, CRT training etc., Awareness


Services

157

EEE ( GATE coaching by TIME–EEE) 6

Coaching for competitive examinations Participated No. of

students

beneficiaries

Number of students registered and

participated for TIME CRT -

676 355

Number of students wrote CCSP Test 960 500

Number of students registered and

participated for AMCAT

363 257

5.5. No. of students qualified in these examinations

Dept. NET SET/STET GATE CAT IAS/IPS State PSC UPSC TOEFL GRE IELTS

ECM - - 4 3 - - - 1 3 4

BT - - 3 - - - - 1 4 1

CSE 22 9 16 42 7

EEE - - 7 - - 2 - 15 15 10

ECE - - 20 - - - - - -



5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefitted

Dept. Particulars No. of students benefited

ECE Mentoring and carrier guidance, CTR

Programs

200

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of

Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of

Students Placed

Number of Students

Placed

23 898 607 -

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

A course is initiated in R16 regulations for First year of all students

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 (a) No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

University level National level International level

15 17 3

(b) No. ofstudents participatedin cultural events

Dept. State/ University level National level International level

IT - - 2

5.9.2 (a) No. of medals/awards won by studentsin Sports, Games and other events: Sports:


IT 4 8 -

(b) No. ofmedals/awards won bystudentsin Sports, Gamesand otherevents:Cultural:


IT



5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of

students Amount

Financial support from institution 30 1,50,000/-

Financial support from government 2635 17,22,74,100/-

Financial support from other sources 37 3,70,000/-

Number of students who received

International/ National recognitions

- -

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Dept.

Name

Initiatives Fairs Initiatives Exhibition State/

University

level

National

level

Internation

al level

State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

Sreevision

16

IT 4 1 - 2

ECE 10 1 10 1

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

Name of the Department No. of students No. of Activities

CSE 7 NSS, Health Camps, Blood Donation

IT 7 Swach Bharat, Blood Donation Camps

ECE 5 Street Cause, Bachpan Prayas

ECE 20 Street Cause, Bachpan Prayas

BT 10 Bachpan Bachao, Cancer awareness

programme

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

S.No. Dept. Particulars

1 BT The students of biotechnology has mentioned following

grievances in the exit survey report

a.) Department should provide placements for students in

core companies of Biotechnology .

b) Industrial visits during the course work should be

increased.

c) Quality of food and cleanliness should be improved in

canteen



d) Practical training in academics should be increased.

We are providing placements to the passed students in

core companies through off campus How ever we are

trying to provide placements to the students in core

companies in on campus also.

Industrial visits to students to various biotech companies

has been increased as well as various guest lectures

arranged for students benefit.

Quality of food and cleaniness in the canteen has been

addressed.

Practical training to the students has been increased by

introducing group project to students and project based

learning to the students apart from conducting general lab

courses.

2 CSE The students of biotechnology has mentioned

some grievances during the exit survey

1. More Practical training should to be introduced on

emerging areas with lab training , over and above

curriculum.

2. Provide placements in core/ product based companies.

3. Provide Coding Skills related training on regular basis.

4. Industrial visits during the course work should be

increased.

5. Enhance the Quality of food and cleanliness in canteen.

3 ECE The students of biotechnology has mentioned following


a.) Department should provide placements for students in

core companies of ECE

b) Industrial visits during the course work should be

increased.

4 ECM The students of biotechnology has mentioned following


a) Industrial visits during the course work should be increased.

b) Quality of food and cleanliness should be improved in

canteen

c) Coding Skills should be improved.

d) Practical training to the students has been increased by

introducing group project to students and project based learning

to the students apart from conducting general lab courses. 5 EEE The students of biotechnology has mentioned following


a.) provide placements for students in core companies.



b) Quality of food and cleanliness should be improved in

canteen

c) Practical training in academics should be increased.

We are providing placements to the passed students in core

companies through off campus However we are trying to

provide placements to the students in core companies in on

campus also.

Quality of food and cleanliness in the canteen has been

addressed.

Practical training to the students has been increased by

introducing group project to students and project based

learning to the students apart from conducting general lab

courses. 6 MBA Redundant Syllabus of some the subjects have been

modified in BOS: SIFD syllabus has shortened



Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

Vision of Sreenidhi

Sreenidhi would like to develop an Institute of higher learning with the introduction of Post-

Graduate courses and Research facilities. Introduced PG courses in each of the branches offered.

To introduce Doctoral Programmes on part-time basis initially and on full time basis later on. To

attain the status of a Deemed University and be recognized globally for the moulding of the best

professionals by 2020. This is the Vision and aspiration of Sreenidhi.

Mission of Sreenidhi

"Tireless, Timeless, Seamless, the pursuit and spread of the light of knowledge, like the never

ending journey of the Sun."

Sreenidhi is dedicated for transforming the students into highly competent engineers with high

level of motivation, professional skills and self-confidence. We inculcate in them Effective

Communication Skills, ability to work in a team and to lead a team for achieving excellent results

in their professional pursuits. Training students to acquire the ability to go into details inculcate

in them a sense of responsibility towards society at large. Sensitize them towards moral and

ethical values to make them responsible citizens.

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System : Yes

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of

the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development Yes

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Power Point Presentations, Assignments, Tutorials, Lab Projects, Industry Oriented Mini

projects, Group Projects, Technical Paper writing and Seminars.

Video lectures, Power Point Presentations, Assignments, Tutorials, Lab Projects, Industry

Oriented min projects, Group Projects, Technical paper writing and seminars.

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

Stand alone Examination Department is available to take care with support of CAC recommendations.



6.3.4 Research and Development

Research and Development Committee is available to support the faculty and students to participate in R & D.

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

Central Library apart from the departmental libraries with full-fledged infra structure.

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

It provides good number of Placements for the students regularly.

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

Faculty and Staff recruitment is being regularly carried out to cater AICTE/JNTUH Norms.

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

As a usual practices, Personality from Industry Such as CDAC, acts as resource persons for college conducted workshops. Similar practise exists in revising or updation of curriculum.

6.3.9 Admission of Students

Seventy percent (Convenor quota) of the U.G. admission will be done by local admission board

(EAMCET).Rest of the seats, 30%, are based on management choice.

P.G. admissions are based on GATE/PGCET.

6.4 Welfare schemes for

Teaching &

Non-Teaching

Family Health insurance of worth 1-2 lakhs.

Medical and metarinary leaves. Medical

facility is provided

Students Health centre is available in campus.

Ambulance and Medicines are provided in an

emergency cases

6.5 Total corpus fund generated : Rs.80.0 crores

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done: Yes

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes SNIST

Administrative Yes SNIST



6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes

For PG Programmes Yes

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

a) The College has established a full-fledged examination branch head by a senior professor

b) The BOS chairman will submit the panel of examinations after duly approved by the BOS

of departmental concern

c) The paper setting is done by the external examiners identified from the panel of examiners

d) Each exam paper will consists of part – A & part-B sections. Part-A will cover short answer

questions and Part – B will cover Essay questions

e) Papers are coded and sent for 100% external examiners for evaluation

f) Evaluation of UG courses is done with single evaluation, PG courses will be evaluated by

two examiners

g) Project viva-voce will be conducted by inviting external examiners from approved panel of

examiners.

h) For processing the result the answer scripts are to be decoded and results are to be finalized

and approved by the college academic committee approval for their declaration. Provision is

made for recounting and revaluation of answer scripts for the students on their request.

i) The parents are informed about the results of their children through messages, telephone

and the same is uploaded in the college website.

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent

colleges?

The college is UGC Autonomous from the academic year 2012-13.



6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

The alumni are contributing to the development of the institution.

1) Improvements in teaching learning process as well as curriculum development through

modifications and introduction of new courses

2) New trends in technology and job market

3) Invited lectures on current field of their work and experiences

4) Alumni as members of Boards of Studies of the college

5) Sponsored scholarships to students through alumni

6) Design of industry relevant course curriculum

7) Updation of course curriculum based on student’s global employability and changing

technological requirements of the industry.

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

1. Guidance from parents.

2. Parents and teachers meetings are held regularly.

3. Parents / Guardians Inputs are recorded for improvisation.

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

1. Training is offered to technical staff.

2. Support for higher studies is offered.

3. Technical staff members are elevated to higher teaching position on improvement of their

qualification.

4. Providing best staff awards.



6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

a) Policy of the institution is to maintain eco-friendly campus with lot of grown up trees lined

either side of the all the road, is the campus green lawns covered with attractive colour

boundaries and taking utmost care to maintain them cleanly

b) Plantation of herbs and shrubs in the college campus

c) The campus is having a pleasant ambience with greenery all around.

d) Approach roads are covered with foot-paths

e) Water harvesting pit

f) Sprinklers for lawns

g) Efficient waste management

h) Use of plastic materials is restricted

i) Solar Power utilisation (partial)



Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the

functioning of the institution. Give details.

Day planners are introduced for proper time management and planning.

Video lectures are prepared for current academic year and is available at www.impartus.com

Choice based credit system is imparted.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the

beginning of the year

1. Course plan.

2. Course objectives and course outcomes.

3. Planning of workshops/seminars prior to the semester commencement.

4. Design of Course curriculum well in advance by a team of eminent experts and

academicians.

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-

study Manuals) Application oriented teaching and learning

Literature review seminars and technical paper writing are incorporated in curriculum.

*Provide the details in annexure (annexure need to be numbered as i, ii,iii)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

a) Conducting environmental awareness workshop/ seminars by inviting the experts.

b) Offering Environmental Science as a compulsory subject.

c) Organizing health camps, conducting surveys in the villages, walk for cause, bachpan

bachavo and literacy campaign programs.

d) Organising NSS camps in rural areas, to create awareness among rural people about

health, hygiene, environmental protection etc

e) Planting of various trees in the campus of the institution by developing ornamental plant

and lawns

f) Construction of rain water harvesting pits in the campus

g) Students and staff involve in Tree plantation programme regularly and students are

offered special classes to make them aware of the environmental protection features such

as need, hazards and initiatives to protect environment.



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