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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT ( AQAR)

2016-17

Sphoorthy Engineering College AQAR 2016-17 Page 1

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

NADARGUL (V), RR DIST., TELANGANA STATE

AQAR FOR THE YEAR : 2016-17

Part – A1. 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:


9392118384


NADARGUL (V)

SAROORNAGAR (M)

RR DIST., HYDERABAD

TELANGANA

501510

[email protected]

Dr. K S Shaji

08415 – 201137 / 38

Mobile:

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:

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPAYear of

AccreditationValidity Period

1 1st Cycle C 1.56 2015 5

2 2nd Cycle

3 3rd Cycle

4 4th Cycle

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


www.sphoorthyengg.ac.in

9392118384

28/12/2010

[email protected]

http://www.sphoorthyengg.ac.in/iqac/

Mrs. P A L N S Kalyani

9603899918

EC(SC) /05/ A&A /119

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1.8 AQAR for the year : 2016-17

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 of 2015-16 submitted to NAAC on 1/10/2016ii. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

iii. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)iv. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

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


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Others (Specify)

1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

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


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JNTU - HYDERABAD

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held 26

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

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

(ii) Themes


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1. A WORKSHOP ON OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENE TO ATTAINMENT AND ASSESSMENT by Prof. Dr. S. Vishwanadha Raju on 20 March, 2017.

2. A workshop on Intellectual Property Rights by Mr. Vijay Kumar on 3rd September, 2016

3. A Faculty Conference on Transformations in Engg. Education was held during 12-17 June, 2017

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2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC


The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is contributing to Quality Assurance Strategies and Processes by taking up the responsibility of advising and implementing of the Quality Assurance System through the preparation and updating the Quality Assurance Manual which spells the Institute’s Strategy, Policy, Procedure and Control Measures to ensure the satisfaction to all the Stake Holders,The Activities are listed as follows:

1. Educated the stake holders regarding Outcome Based Education by organizing Guest Talks and internal Talks

2. Designed the formats for documenting Teaching Methodologies, Co-curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities, Tutorials, Remedial Classes etc.,

3. Developed a Feedback Mechanism, Online and Manual Feedback from Students, Parents, Alumni, Employer, Faculty, Exit Feedback from Faculty, Graduating Student, First Year Student on Course Outcomes, Programme Outcomes, Project Feedback and Institutional Feedback

4. Designed Rubrics for Assessing Mini and Major Projects5. Designed the proforma for maintaining Course Files, Personal Files, Teaching

Diary, Faculty Weekly Reports and Departmental Weekly Reports etc.6. Conducting Audit to check the maintenance of Course Files, Personal Files and

Departmental Files7. Monitoring the process of NBA Accreditation8. Compiling the data for various agencies like NIRF and other surveys organised by

Careers 360, Times of India, IUCEE etc.9. Monitoring the process of Autonomy Status10. Formulation of College Committees and monitoring the meetings for quality

improvement11. IQAC acted as a suggesting body for organizing Seminars, Conferences,

Workshops and Symposiums etc.12. Explained the Blooms Taxonomy to all the faculty members and designed the

lesson plan, question bank, assignment, question papers as per blooms taxonomy and calculated the Attainment for the same.

13. Brought an Awareness about various Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Techniques to be adopted by the faculty members

14. Brought an awareness for classification of students into Slow Learners, Average Performers and Advanced Learners; Result Analysis, Counselling the Students, Taking Remedial Action etc.,

15. The Result Analysis is regularly done for Unit Tests, Internal Assessments and External Assessments

16. The students are counselled thoroughly after Result analysis and for Attendance, Behaviour etc, by the respective subject faculty and class in charge.

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

Applying for NBA Accreditation The College has submitted Pre-Qualifier for NBA

Accreditation and it has been accepted. The preparation of

Self- Assessment Reports for Departments of CSE, ECE,

Civil and Mechanical Engineering are in process

Developing a Feedback System for

all the Stakeholders

The IQAC has designed the feedbacks for the following

Student feedback

Alumni feedback

Parents feedback

Employers Feedback

Graduating Student Exit Feedback

First Year Students Feedback ( for PO Attainment)

Project Feedback

Course Feedback

Faculty Feedback on PO Attainment

Involvement of Stakeholders to

augment the Institutional Growth

The Stakeholders viz Alumni and Students are a part of

Academic Committee and many other Committees

Industrial Advisory Committee has been Constituted for

Industry Institute Interaction

Motivation of Faculty Members The College developed a Performance Based Appraisal


towards Academic Excellence System wherein the Faculty Members need to Published

Minimum of 2 Research Papers in Reputed Journals; Present

minimum of 2 Papers in National or International

Conferences and participate in minimum of 2 Workshops or

FDPs in a Year ( for consideration of PBAS)

The College sponsoring the Faculty Members for

participating in FDPS or Workshops and arranging Training

Programmes for Professional Growth

Improvement in Pass Percentage

of the Students

All the faculty members are adopting Innovative Teaching

Methodologies and conduction Tutorials or Remedial

Classes for Slow Learners and Average Performers

Introducing the schemes for

Promotion and Support for

Research

The Innovative Projects of Students are awarded with

Rs.10,000 ( I Prize) and Rs.5,000 (II Prize) and the faculty

guiding such projects are also awarded with Rs.25,000 ( I

Prize) and Rs.15,000 (II Prize)

The College is sponsoring the faculty members and students

for participation in Project Expos, Hackathons etc.,

Applying for Research Funding

from External Sources

The Centre for Excellence and R&D Department has applied

for many DST Funds and the following Funds are

successfully Obtained / Granted

1. The College obtained NEWGEN IEDC Project of

Rs. 2.87 Crores by DST, Government of India for

setting up Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Development Centre to develop innovative projects

2. The college obtained DST fund of Rs.1,25,000 for

organizing a two day national conference on climate

change and adoption by Science and Engineering

Research Board

3. The College also obtained ISRO Fund for organizing

3 Days National Conference on Wireless and

Satellite Communications for an Amount of


Rs.50,000

4. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell obtained

Rs.20,000 fund from EDII Ahmedabad, for

organizing Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

5. The College also obtained AICTE – PMKVY fund

of Rs.3,50,000 for organizing Special Training

Programmes

Providing Support for

academically Weak Students

The students are classified into Advanced Learners, Slow

Learners and Average Performers and special care and

counselling is taking place by the faculty members for slow

learners

Improvement in Placement

Performance

There is an increase in the number of pre-placement

activities in association with TASK and the students are

encouraged to write AMCAT, e-litmus exams etc. for better

placements

Increase in the number of activities

by IQAC

The IQAC is continuously organizing meetings with

stakeholders and involved in various policy making and

implementation for holistic development of the Institution

Promoting Entrepreneurship

Development Activities and

Improvement of Incubation

Facilities

The Entrepreneurship Development Activities has been

organized in association with Palle Srujana, NEN, NEDC,

ISBA etc.,

The College is an Associate Member of ISBA

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure. – Annexure - 1


2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken


The AQAR for the Academic Year 2016-17 has been placed before members of Governing Body of Sphoorthy Engineering College.

The Members appreciated the Efforts of the Principal and Faculty members for various Achievements conferred in Student Development, Faculty Development and Institutional Growth.

It has been resolved to focus more in the areas of Research & Development by encouraging the Innovative Ideas and applying for Patents.

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Part – BCriterion – 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 6 - 6 UG 5 5 PG Diploma Advanced Diploma Diploma 3 3 Certificate Others

Total

Interdisciplinary Innovative

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

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students


Pattern Number of programmes

Semester

Trimester

Annual

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(On all aspects)

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

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure

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


For B.Tech I Year Students of 2016-17 Batch, R-16 Regulations have been implemented. From 2016-17 Batch Semester system has been introduced for First Years.

Engineering Mechanics has been introduced for all the Programmes of I Year Engineering during I Semester.

Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering has been introduced for all the Circuit Programmes ( CSE, ECE & EEE) during Semester – 1 and the same has been introduced for Civil and Mechanical Branches ( Non Circuit Branches) during Semester – 2.

Engineering Physics -1 and Engineering Physics -2 has been introduced during I and II semesters respectively for Circuit Programmes

Engineering Physics and Applied Physics has been introduced during I and II Semesters respectively for Non Circuit Programmes

Engineering Chemistry and Professional Communication in English ; English Language Communication Skills lab was introduced for Circuit Programmes during Semester I and during Semester II for Non Circuit Branches.

Engineering Chemistry Lab has been introduced for all the Branches during II Semester

A New Subject Engineering Graphics has been introduced for Non Circuit Branches during I Sem and for Circuit Branches during II Semester

Computer Programming in C has been introduced for Non Circuit Branches in I Semester and for Circuit Branches Theory and Lab has been introduced during II Semester

Engineering Physics Lab has been introduced during I Semester for Non Circuit Branches and during II Semester for Circuit Branches

Engineering Workshop Lab has been introduced during I Semester for Circuit Branches and Non Circuit Branches during II Semester

NCC or NSO has been introduced as a Mandatory Course during II Semester for Circuit and I Semester for Non Circuit

NSS has been introduced as a Mandatory Course during Sem I for Circuit and II Sem for Non Circuit

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

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 -

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State levelAttended Seminars/

187 91 21Presented papers 76 14 -Resource Persons - - -

Details in Annexure - III


Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

288 272 - 16 -

Asst. Professors

Associate Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

272 - - 64 16 16 - - 288 80

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

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


The Department of CSE has adopted the following innovative process in Teaching and Learning

Project Based Learning Involving Alumni to train the Juniors Involving Senior students to train their Juniors Using LMS for Teaching Learning Students & Staff using MOOC Courses Providing exposure towards latest technologies through hands on experience Organized Ideathons & Hackathons

The Department of Humanities & Sciences has adopted the following:

Student presentations Flipped classroom Inter disciplinary classes

The Department of Management Studies has adopted the following: Case Study Methodologies Student Presentations Student Reports on Events Organized or Participated Industrial Visit Pre-Visit Report and Post-Visit Report Student Paper Presentations at Seminars / Conferences Peer Group Training Alumni Training on Placement Activities

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2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)


Enclosed

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For all the Polytechnic Diploma Programmes: ( Both Internal and External Paper Setting by Telangana State Board for Technical Education and Training)

20 Marks are allotted for Internal Assessment and 80 marks for External Assessment

The Internal Assessment of 20 marks are granted with Section- A: 3 questions carrying 2 marks each ( mandatory) and Section – B : The students need to answer any 2 questions out of 3 questions which carries 7 marks each.

For the B.Tech Level Programes ; 25 marks are allotted for Internal Assessment and 75 marks for External Assessment

The Internal Assessment of 25 marks are granted with 10 marks for Descriptive Questions; 10 marks for Objective Questions and 5 marks for Assignment

For PG Programmes – 25 marks are allotted for Internal Assessment and 75 marks are allotted for External Assessment

The Internal Assessment is Descriptive in nature

Apart from the above, the faculty members regularly organise the Following as a part of Indirect Assessment Practice:

Unit Test Surprise Test Quiz Demonstration Group Discussions Debate Elocution Essay Writing TED Talks Project Presentations Project Expo Mock Viva Mock Interview Assessment Tests etc

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2. 11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage : Department of CSE:

2016-17 SEM I

Title of the Programme

Year wise / sem wise

Total no. of

students appeared

Division

Distinction %

I % II % III % Pass %

B. Tech CSE

II-I 208 5.08 50.8 44.06 0 28.3

B. Tech CSE

III-I 217 8.33 56.9 34.7 0 33.02

B. Tech CSE

IV-I 82 0 25 75 0 24.3

2015-16 SEM II



Total no. of

students appeared

Division

Distinction %


B. Tech CSE

II-II 239 11.5 37.5 48.5 2.5 29.8

B. Tech CSE

III-II 84 0.0 50.0 50.0 0 33.3

B. Tech CSE

IV-II 138 97.8 2.1 0 0 65.4

Department of ECE:


88.2%


Total no. of

students appeared

Division

Distinction %


B.Tech ECE

(2016-17)

II-I

155 13.15 55.26 31.57 0 24.51

B.Tech ECE

(2016-17)

III- I

142 12.06 70.69 17.24 0 40.84

B.Tech ECE

(2016-17)

IV- I

107 2.22 48.89 46.67 2.22 42.05

B.Tech ECE

(2015-16)

II- II

162 6.89 58.62 31.03 3.46 17.90

B.Tech ECE

(2015-16)

III- II

110 3.44 17.26 48.27 31.03 52.72

B.Tech ECE

(2015-16)

IV- II

176 100 0 0 0 61.93

M.Tech ECE

(2016-17)

I- I

15 50 50 0 0 13.33


Department of Mechanical Engineering:


Total no. of

students appeared

Division

Distinction %


B.tech IV-II

(2013-2017)

64 65.21% 34.78% - - 36%

B.tech IV-I (2013-2017)

64 4% 44% 52% - 39.06%

B.tech III-I

(2014-2018)

80 - 35.71% 64.28% - 35%

B.tech II-I

(2015-2019)

96 - 40% 40% 20% 5.2%

Diploma

IIIrd Sem

76 40% 60% - - 6.6%

Diploma

Vth Sem

62 33.33% 66.66% - - 19.35%

Department of Civil Engineering:


Total no. of

students appeared

Division

B.TECH (2016-17)

Distinction %


IV/I 58 25.86 43.1 22.41 8.62 57III/I 80 0 12.5 40 47.5 25II/I 69 0 2.9 27.5 69.6 12IV/II 57 56.15 42.1 1.75 0 68


DIPLOMA (2016-17)

Distinction %


II/III SEM 25 0 20 36 44 12II/IV SEM 23 0 39.1 43.5 17.4 9III/V SEM 19 15.80 57.90 15.78 10.52 42.10III/VI SEM 17 29.45 41.14 17.65 11.76 47.1Department Of EEE:


Total no. of

students appeared

Division


Distinction %


Diploma II year/ I Sem (III Sem)

34 80% 20% 0 0 17.64

Diploma II year/ II Sem

(IV Sem)

21 66.66 33.33(34) 0 0 27.27

III Year/I Sem

(V Sem)

11 100 0 0 0 18.18

III year/II sem (VI Sem)

12 100 0 0 0 25

Department of H &S:

PROGRAMB.Tech

No. OF STUDENTS APPEARED

Distinction % IDiv % IIDIV(%) III DIV% PASS %

CSE 218 37.50 61.61 0.00 0.89 51.38

ECE 182 30.56 68.06 0.00 1.39 39.56

EEE 36 42.86 57.14 0.00 0.00 19.44


CIVIL 80 0.00 100.00 0.00 0.00 8.75

MECH 66 0.00 100.00 0.00 0.00 3.03

PROGRAMDIPLOMA

No. OF STUDENTS APPEARED

DISTINCTION (%) IDIV(%) IIDIV(%) III DIV% PASS %

CIVIL 27 20 80 0 0 19

EEE 36 28.57 71.42 0 0 19.4

MECH 80 56.25 43.75 0 `0 20

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

The IQAC Team consists of Representatives from every department, senior faculty member as Departmental IQAC Coordinator. The Team meets once in a week i.e. Every Monday to discuss the activities, programmes or events Quality Enhancement.

The IQAC organised various FDPs / Workshops to improve Teaching and Learning Practices viz:

FDP on Realism in Class room in association with TASK 3 day workshop in Teaching Effectiveness in association with IUCEEE wherein 40

faculty members have been participated and 50% of the fees was sponsored by the Institution

60 faculty members have participated in a 3 day International Conference on Transformations in Engineering Education organised by IUCEE during 6-8 January, 2017

A workshop on Teaching Skills have been organized during 18-19 May, 2017. Mr. Rajesh Pershad and Mrs. Nidhi Anand were the Key Resource Persons

A 6 day FDP was organised for 35 faculty members by Learning Curve Management Services during

The Best Practice that was adopted in all the departments is – the faculty members who participated or attended training programme need to re-train all the other faculty members by taking a session; submitting a report of the same and sharing the resources.

IQAC will monitor the preparation of Lesson Plan in which the Teaching Material is prepared much in advance with Teaching Methodologies, Assessment Plan, Its relevance to Course Outcome and Level of Blooms’ Taxonomy is prepared.

The performance of the faculty members is assessed through the Implementation of Teaching


Plan, Attainment and Feedback about faculty members teaching is collected from the students by HOD ( Manual Feedback) and Head of the Institution ( Online) feedback and thus further assessed.

The faculty members who scored best feedback will be appreciated and considered for awarding Best Teacher Award during Annual Day Celebrations. The faculty members will unsatisfactory feedback is counselled to take corrective action.

The IQAC also collects result analysis and the faculty members who scored best results in the respective subjects are appreciated and considered for awarding Best Teacher Award. An explanation will be taken from the faculty members who scored low results.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of facultybenefitted

Refresher courses Nil

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 29

HRD programmes 67

Orientation programmes 83

Faculty exchange programme 91

Staff training conducted by the university 38

Staff training conducted by other institutions 158

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 18

Others 80

Details in Annexure - 4

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of PermanentEmployees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 115 12

Technical Staff 30 5


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

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

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber - - - -Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber - - - -Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -


An R&D Committee has been formed and headed by Senior Professor of the Institution.

The faculty members are sponsored and granted ONDUTY Leave for participating in National / International Conferences for Paper Presentations

Guest Talks were held on Research Methodologies and application of Research Grants

The R&D Committee is providing the information about application of Research Grants for projects or organizing Workshops or Conferences

The R&D Team also supporting the IQAC by providing the information about various Trainings / Workshops / Seminars / Conferences / FDPs organized in various parts of the Country and other Countries also.

The faculty members’ feedback and requirements for promoting Research is collected and submitted to the Principal

The faculty members are encouraged to pursue PhD by providing sufficient information and also supporting while preparing Research Synopsis by the Professors of the College.

The faculty members are also encouraged to submit Research Papers in Scopus Indexed Journals for more credibility

A FDP was organized on Intellectual Property Rights An Interactive Workshop on Grass Root Innovations were organised in

association with Palle Srujana The Faculty members and students are encouraged to participate in

Chinna Sodha Yatra organised by Palle Srujana The faculty members and students are sponsored to participate in

Ideathon and Hackathon Competitions organised in various parts of the Country.

3.4 Details on research publications

Particulars International National OthersPeer Review Journals 210 26Non-Peer Review Journalse-Journals 1Conference proceedings 146 6

Details in Annexure -5

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

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

Nature of the Project DurationYear

Name of thefunding Agency

Total grantsanctioned

Received

Major projects Minor Projects Interdisciplinary Projects Industry sponsored Projects sponsored by the University/ College

Students research projects(other than compulsory by the University)

Any other(Specify) 2016-18 SERB, ISRO 2,75,000 YesTotal 2,75,000

PMKVY: The Union Cabinet had approved India’s largest Skill Certification Scheme, Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), on 20 March, 2015. The Scheme was subsequently launched on 15 July, 2015, on the occasion of World Youth Skills Day by Honourable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi. PMKVY is implemented by National Skills Development Corporation (NSDC) under the guidance of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE). With a vision of a Skilled India, MSDE aims to skill India on a large scale with speed and high standards. PMKVY is the flagship scheme that is driving towards greater realization of this vision. Owing to the its successful first year of implementation, the Union Cabinet has approved the Scheme for another four years (2016-2020) to impart skilling to 10 million youth of the country. This booklet contains the various Guidelines under the Scheme that participating agencies need to abide by. The Guidelines mentioned in this booklet have the approval of the PMKVY Steering Committee and are effective from 15 July, 2016.

In this Our College got approval for Asst. Electrician job role under Construction Skill Council of India. In which Total 21 students are registered and undergone Training. Now they are ready for Assessment and employability.


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3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

Dr. D. Kiran Kumar, Professor, CSE Authored a Book Titled “Implementation of Data Mining System with Generalization Software Process Model with ISBN : 9789386638014 with Bonfring Publishers.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.11 No. of conferences

organized by the Institution

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

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

The organization collaborated IUCEE ( Indo-Universal Collaboration for Engineering Education) where 40 faculty members of the organization took the IIEECP online course and are in the last phase of their certification course.

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

The college has developed linkages with the following during the academic year 2016-17 for different purposes. The list is given below:

1. Palle Srujana2. ISB TEP3. Reference Globe4. Monster5. Cisco Academy


Level International

National State University College

Number 1 2 Sponsoring agencies

College – Self Financed

DST – SERB; DST – ISRO

SERB & ISRO

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1

7

1

6. Oracle Academy7. Aspiring Minds

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

From Funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

The College is granted with New Gen IEDC Centre by DST, Government of India by EDII-Ahmedabad under the aegis of NSTEDB. Sphoorthy Engineering College is the Only College selected in the Telangana State and one among 10 Institutions in India selected for the Establishment of New Gen Innovation and Entrepreneurship development Centre for the year 2017. Wherein, Each Project has been granted with a fund of Rs.2.5 Lakhs and for the First Year 10 Innovative Projects to be developed.

3.16 No. of patents received this year

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

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

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

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

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level


Type of Patent Number

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Total International

National State University Dist College

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60 Lakhs 10 Lakhs

Rs. 70 Lakhs

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15

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100

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:



3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

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

The College organised 2 Weeks Summer Training Program for Keerthana Foundation Children (Children) during 2-12 May, 2017

Plantation Programme

Special Health Camps

Swatch Bharath Programme

Swatsh Bharath Programme

Blood Donation Camp


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Criterion – IV4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund

Total

Campus area 10.14 ACRES

Tuition Fees

10.14 ACRES

Class rooms ( No.) 69 Tuition Fees

69

Laboratories (No.) 67 Tuition Fees

67

Seminar Halls (No.) 11 Tuition Fees

11

No. of important equipment purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

Tuition Fees

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

Tuition Fees

Others Tuition Fees

4.2 Computerization of administration and library


An Adhar Based Bio Metric System has been introduced for all the faculty members and the daily attendance of the faculty members is monitored by JNTUH.

The College has introduced Bio Metric System for all the Non Teaching Staff members also

The students attendance is monitored through Ez-School Software Accounts Department is completely computerised Sanitary Napkins Vending Machine has been procured and placed in Girls Rest Room

for the convenience of lady staff and students

The Library is also computerised with the following facility: OPAC is maintained in the library Digital Library facility is available with e-journals and e-books Bar coding system has been introduced The Library has Membership with NDL, N-List and NPTEL

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added TotalNo. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 33160 7503038 3309 591048 36469 8094086Reference Books 4260 1065000 125 57860 4385 1122860e-Books - - - - - -Journals 888 1123359 101 277671 989 1401030e-Journals 5000 762300 1000 150500 6000 912800Digital Database - - - - - -CD & Video 142 31824 - - 142 31824Others (specify) 120 15500 - - 120 15500

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total Computers

Computer Labs Internet Browsing

CentresComputer Centres Office Depart-

ments Others

Existing 715 64 mpbs

Added

Total 715 64 mpbs

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology Up gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)


30 classes has been equipped with LCD facility Internet connectivity has been provided to all the e-class rooms to

enhance Audio-Visual facility The campus is wi-fi enabled campus in all the Departments and Hostel The Computers with Internet access is available to all the faculty

members including non-teaching faculty members The HODs, Assistant HODs and Professors are provided with Laptop

Facility The Seminar Halls, Conference Halls, Laboratories are equipped with

Accessories and required software.

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities iii) Equipments iv) Others

Total :


5.23

56.36

80.91

495.72

638.22

Criterion – V5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services


The Class Representatives are selected and Elected and Regular Class Representatives are organised to know about the expectations and grievances

The student Body Members have been formulated for the following departmental Technical Association viz

o CSE - ASSETo ECE - SPACEo MECHANICAL - SMILEo CIVIL - SPICEo EEE - SPEARSo H&S - SOULSo MBA - SMARTThe students are advised to organize Technical Activities under the Guidance of Faculty In-charge of the Technical Activity to improve the Technical Skills

The Students are also the members of the following Committees and a Student Body has been formulated

o IQAC Committeeo Literary & Cultural Clubo Sphoorthy Women’s Chaptero R& D Committeeo Media & Publications Committeeo Sports Committeeo Students Welfare Committeeo Hostel Committeeo Placements Committee

The Committee interacts once in a month and organize activities under the guidance of the faculty members.

The students are further encouraged to organized Technical Symposiums by the Departments viz.

o CSE - ARDRAo ECE - TECHOVAGANZAo MEHANICAL - TECHMANIAo CIVIL - CONSTUIOZIONEo MBA - SAVYA SAACHI

The Students are also encouraged to take a Lead in organizing all Events of National Importance, bring sponsorships for organizing the events etc.

The students are provided with free coaching for competitiveness in GATE, GRE, TOEFL, IETLTS etc.

All those who are aspiring to become Entrepreneurs are provided with Incubation Services by the Incubation Centre.

All the student support services are publicised through CR meetings, Parent Teacher Meeting, College Whatsapp, Facebook and Twitter Accounts, Faculty Meeting etc.

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state


UG PG Ph. D. Others2127 108 - 441

(diploma)

Classification of Students as per Telugu Medium and English Medium Background and providing special coaching for improving Communication Skills is done every year

Classification of students as per Slow Learners, Average Performers and Advanced Learners and tracking the progression after every test and counselling the students for the same

Organizing Bridge Courses in order to cope up with the Advanced Concepts Organizing Tutorial and Remedial Classes, followed by Assessment Tests to track

the Progress Providing special training for placement aspiring students and organizing

Assessment tests to analyse Strengths and Weaknesses in various Skills and communicating the same to the students.

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A Student Counselling Record has been designed and all the details are the students including Personal Profile, Attendance, Performance in Internal and External Examinations etc.,

The students are being counselled through Mentoring System in such a way that for every five students, one faculty is being allotted as a Mentor.

Students Chapter has been inaugurated in association with Professional Bodies viz. CSI, ISTE, IETE etc.

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Last Year *This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically Challenged

Total General SC ST OBC Physically Challenged

Total

1009 112 102 1211 0 2434 1073 99 32 1472 0 2676

Demand ratio 1:2.5 Dropout % - 0.67%

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

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others


No %939 35.08%

o The Students are provided with Campus Recruitment Training from the First Year Onwards

o Technical Skills classes are being conducted from First year onwardso Students are provided with Professor of Practice training – an exclusive

Training Programme for Placements by TASK.o Students’ skills are assessed through AMCAT, e-litmus etc.o Technical Skills Classes are being conducted for Final Year Students to

appear for GATE and PSUs Examinationso Interested students underwent Certificate Programme on Cambridge

Business English Certification Course.

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5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefitted

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

79 827 123 9


At the first year level the students are trained for Value Education by Rama Krishna Mutt as a part of Personality Development.

The students are motivated through Lectures by Eminent Personalities All the first year students are provided with THE HINDU News Paper The college has established a Career Guidance, Training and Placement

Cell with full time TPO and exclusive soft skills, communication skills and aptitude skills trainers

The Alumni Body also organising various programmes towards counselling and career guidance.

Workshops are being organised for Career Guidance Free GRE, TOEFL, IELTS coaching is provided by the Department of

English to the students aspiring Higher Studies in other Countries.

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5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes


o Sphoorthy Women’s Chapter has been formed from the inception of the College with Senior Lady Faculty members as the Members of the Chapter.

o The Chapter sensitizes the Girls’ and organises Women Empowerment Programmes.

o Empowerment of Women Entrepreneurship Programme has been organised for Girls Students in association with AR Creations

o The Chapter organizes “Women’s Equality Day” on 24th August every year and during 2016-17 Dr. Madhuri Irene, Professor, ICFAI Law College has hosted as the Chief Guest of the Day.

o An awareness programme on Breast Cancer has been organised in association with Udaya Lakshmi Foundation

o The Girls students of Sphoorthy Engineering College has participated in Pink Ribbon Walk

o The chapter organizes “Batukamma” during Dasara Festival to sensitize the girls and women regarding Celebration of Telangana State Festival and preservation of Culture.

o The Chapter also organizes Fairs / Exhibitions by girls during College Youth Festivals by products made by the Girl Students.

o The Chapter organised International Women’s Day on 8th March, 2017 and the Girl students who participated in Various Competitions are suitably awarded

o JNTUH has introduced “Gender Sensitization” Course for all the Students of B.Tech during II Year II Semester.

5.9 Students Activities

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

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports : State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number ofstudents Amount

Financial support from institution 152500Financial support from government 1740 62050900Financial support from other sources 70500Number of students who received International/ National recognitions

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs : State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students


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5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: ______________________________________

Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development


Vision : To create a unique identity in the field of education in Engineering and technology driven by human values.

Mission : “To impart cutting edge technologies through state-of-art infrastructure with a human touch.”

As the College is affiliated to JNTU- Hyderabad, much scope for Curriculum Flexibility is not available

The Institution is following Outcome Based Education System. For every Program, Educational Objectives are designed, Course Objectives,

Course Outcomes, Program Outcomes, Programme Educational Objectives and Programme Specific Outcomes are designed.

The Vision and Mission of all the Departments are clearly defined. Departmental Meetings are conducted and HODs with faculty members will

plan about Curriculum Development, Teaching Pedagogies etc., Workshops / Guest Lectures in emerging areas/global demand/thrust areas

are identified through academic platforms like orientation, refresher courses, seminars and workshops.

The College Academic Committee and Departmental Academic Committee has been formulated to identify the gaps in Curriculum and design suitable plans to fill the gaps for the same.

Alumni Support is considered is identify the gaps in the Curriculum and fill the gaps

An Industrial Advisory Committee has been formed for every Department to advise the gaps between Corporate Expectations to the Campus

Yes, The College uses an Exclusive Software “Ez- School” which records students’ details, attendance, performance in the examinations, accounts details etc.

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation


i. Implementation of outcome based education. ii. ICT method of teaching is followed iii. Live-demos of working models using YouTube iv. Academic research v. Guest lecturers vi. Case studies seminars vii. Discussion with groups viii. Field trips and lab lectures ix. Mentoring x. Tutorial teaching

i. Evaluation of marks comprises of Internal marks from continuous assessment test and external marks scored in End Semester Examination. ii. Mentor system is introduced to evaluate the progress of the students throughout the programme iii. Students are assessed by Group Assignments, Presentations, Lab Internal Examinations, Online Tests, Viva-Voice Examinations etc.

6.3.4 Research and Development


Research has been considered as an important integral part of the academic endeavours in our College.

Many workshops are organized by the College to provide expert information on research methodology.

The College promotes faculty participation in research by granting them leave, helping them in participation of faculty improvement programmes and arranging for books required by them.

The Management of the institution has a policy of felicitating the faculty members acquiring Ph.D. degree.

Infrastructure facilities like well equipped laboratory for student learning as well as for faculty research are made available.

The equipments and consumables are purchased often, as and when required to strengthen research activities.

The library is also well equipped with required titles and volumes of text books, e-journals, computer hardware and software for conducive learning.

Students and faculty are sponsored for presentations in conferences hosted by other Universities / Institutions.

The faculty members are encouraged to apply for Research Grants sponsored by DST , UGC, AICTE, ICSSR etc for carrying out Mini and Major Projects and organizing Conferences and Workshops

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

6.3.6 Human Resource Management


i. Every year Central library is added with new books and journals ii. Department Libraries has been created. iii. Systems equipped with OPAC have been provided for personal assistance to each and every user while accessing the library books.iv. Infrastructure Committee meets twice a year to discuss about the requirements and plan the Budget for the same.v. Students Facilities Committee has been formed to improve the facilities to the studentsvi. Book Exhibition has been organized by the Media & Publication Committeevii. Library Best User Award has been Institutionalized and given to a Faculty and Student during Annual Day Celebrationsviii. A Staff Development Programme has been organized on Best Usage of Library Resources

The training needs of the faculty members are assessed by the HOD from time to time and they are nominated for FDPs or Workshops

All the faculty members are sponsored and provided OD for participating in FDPs / Workshops / Presenting Papers

The faculty members’ performance is assessed on the basis ofo Feedbacko Result Analysis ( minimum of 75% to be attained)o Paper Publications ( minimum 2 Publications in a year)o Paper Presentations ( minimum of 2 in a year)o FDPs or Workshops participation ( minimum of 2 in a year)o Increment in API Scoreo Contribution to the Department and Contribution to The Institution

Special incentives are provided to the HODs and Assistant HODs for the services rendered by them

Staff welfare schemes such as Group Insurance, EPF, Free Cafeteria, Free Medical Checkup, Free Transportation, provision of English Newspaper etc

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration


Man power planning is done on the basis of vacancies created due to Resignation of faculty members and recruited through standardized procedures

After screening the Applications, eligible faculty members are invited for the interview in which Preliminarily they are assessed through Written Test, followed by a Demonstration, Technical Interview, HR Interview and Personal Interview with a team of experts

The faculty members are ratified by JNTUH which consists of JNTUH Nominees, External Subject Experts, HOD, Principal and a Management Member.

The College has been a member of Technical Associations viz., CSI, ISTE, IEEE, IEE, IEI, ACCE, IUCEE, HMA etc.,

All the students are the active members of TASK The college organizes Campus Recruitment Drives on an average of four

drives per month. The College has tie up with Multinational companies like Microsoft,

Samsung, IBM, Oracle, Autodesk, NASSCOM, TCS, Deloitte, Globarena etc.

The College has organised Industrial visits in association with :BSNL, T-Hub, NIRD, TCS, Oracle, Deloitte, RTTC, ISRO, Infosys, Sankhya Shafts & Spindles, SV Precision Instruments, Rexnord Euroflex Transmissions Pvt. LTd., NRB Bearings Pvt. Ltd., Kakatiya Thermal Power Plant, Pennar Industries, Sri Casting Pvt. Ltd., Ultra Power Plant, Substations, Futuretech Instruments Pvt. Ltd., CPTI, Coca Cola, Tirumala Dairy etc

The College organised Entrepreneurship Development Programmes in association with Palle Srujana, ISBA, NEN, ISB-TEP, NIESBUD, EDII etc

The College is a member of IUCEE and the Secretary & Correspondent is a member of GEDC.

Establishment of various Awards to encourage the faculty vizo Best faculty awardo Best HOD Awardo Best Department Awardo Best Coordinator Awardo Award for special contribution to placements o Award for achieving grants for organizing Seminars etc was

been presented

6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No


Teaching Free Transportation facilityGroup InsuranceStudy Leave and facilities for ResearchProvision of The Hindu Newspaper ; Namaste Telangana

Non teaching

Free Transportation FacilityESI FacilityEPF FacilityGroup Insurance

Students Transportation facilityGroup InsuranceStudent ChaptersNSSProvision of The Hindu News Paper for B.Tech Provision of Business Line News Paper for MBA

Rs. 3,42,50,000/- (Three Crores Forty Two Lakhs and Fifty Thousand)

The admissions are subjects to the rules issued by TS – Polycet; TS – EAMCET; TS-ECET; TS – PGECET; TS – ICET

The students who are joining under Management Quota need to secure minimum of 60% marks at Intermediate Level.

The Admissions of the College has been improved during 2016-17; The College achieved 100% admissions in Convenor Quota in all the Courses The College is able to attract meritorious students every year. The Admissions Committee is provided proper guidance for the students and parents

in selection of Branches

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

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes Yes Administrative Yes Yes

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

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

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

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


The marks of Internal Evaluation has been reduced from 40 marks to 25 marks for M.Tech and MBA students

The average of Two Internal Examinations are considered in the place of Best of Two Internal Examinations

Online Examination system has been introduced for the students who couldn’t attend Internal Examinations ( due to personal reasons)

The university has provided guidelines to all the Affiliated Colleges to fulfil the norms for the grant of Autonomy.

All the Colleges which satisfies the norms are issued with No Objection Certificate for the grant of Autonomy

University Nominee is allotted at the request of the Institution to formulate the Course Structure for the grant of Autonomy

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6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

6.13 Development programmes for support staff


- Alumni meet is organized every year.

- The Alumni organizes various programmes on Career Guidance.

- The Alumni supports the Training and Placement Cell to enhance Placements and Internships to the students.

Parents are called for meeting regarding student progress.

Students’ progress and attendance records are sending to parents twice in each semester.

Every day student attendance is send to parents by SMS

Suggestions are also received from the parents for the improvement of the institution and implemented accordingly.

Organised “Staff Orientation Programme” by Dr. B V Pattabhiram on 27/6/2015

The College sponsored Technical Supporting Staff for training and developmental programmes

A staff development programme was organized on Optimum Utilization of Library Resources

The Non Teaching Staff members are provided with the following Awards ( Cash Prize)

o Best Administrative Assistant Awardo Best Student Counselloro Best Driver for Mileage ( Small and Big Bus Category)o Best Driver for Maintenance ( Small and Big Bus Category)o Best Attendar Awardo Best Sweeper Award

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

Energy Conservation: o Awareness is created in the Institute to save energy by displaying Posters and

Articles regularly.o Implementing energy saving techniques is ensured that the lights and fans are

switched off by floor peons and staff after completion of the last lecture of the day. Air-conditioners in staff room switched on at 08.45 A.M. and switched off when the faculty moves to lecture rooms. Further, all the A.C.s are with Five star rating in Power saving. Classrooms are made with sufficient cross ventilation and light so that the use of electricity can be minimized. This shows the institution’s commitment towards energy conservation.

o Building, Classrooms and Laboratories are designed in such a way to have sunlight for utmost period of day hours and to have maximum ventilation and lighting.

o A Project on master switch to all the classrooms to switch off all fans/lights at the end of class work is in process.

o Compact fluorescent lamps, LED lights solar lamps and water heaters are provided within the campus to conserve energy.

o Computer CRT Monitors are replaced with LCD Monitors to save energy.o Students are directed to use staircase to minimize the energy consumption by the

use of lift.o Students are encouraged to work on projects leading the energy conservation.o Duct Air Cooling System to all the Laboratories &Class Rooms is under process

Use of renewable energyo Solar street lights are installed in the Campuso Solar water heaters are being used in the hostelso Faculty and students are encouraged to work on projects on Renewable Energy

Water Harvestingo Rain water harvesting has been a long time practice in our College.o It increases the ground water level which will be useful for our future

generationso RO Water plants are installed

Plastic is banned in the Campus Efforts for Carbon Neutrality

o The College makes the student aware of the Carbon Credits, Carbon Neutrality;

its advantages etc. As a part of the curriculum, Foundation course and

Environmental Studies in the first and second year programmes.


Projects/assignments are also given to students based on topics like India’s

Carbon Credit policy, Earnings from Carbon Credit. Industrial waste, e-waste

etc.

o The College gardens are well maintainedo Wastage from the plants and trees are being transformed as Compost instead of

burning o Commutation by cycle or public transport is encouraged in the Campuso Diesel generator in the campus has auto change avoid delay of change over in

case of failure of electricityo Use of plastics are banned in the campuso Optimal utilization of Print out papers is emphasizedo ICT facilities are instituted at the Institute. Paperless office Communication is

practiced. Plantation

o NSS volunteers started planted huge trees inside as well as outside the college.o The NSS unit conducts awareness programs on clean and green drives in and

around the Village. Hazardous Waste Management

o Agencies for proper disposal of hazardous waste are hiredo The chips generated during machining and coolant waste are collected properly

in the workshop at marked area and disposed out. E-waste Management

o Stock verification is carried out once in a year. The Committee checks the status of the equipment, machines, computers, accessories, kits and lab sets/ those which are obsolete, unusable and non-repairable are scraped and disposed

o Outdated and Low-end systems are being sponsored to schools o Buy-back system, which includes giving systems in lieu of the new systems

back to the Company from where they are purchased, is being followed in the College.

o Some components are reused in the Laboratory for simple experiments Above all, the NSS Cell will organize Environmental awareness programs, Eco-friendly

practices for every academic year.


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.

Innovations Introduced Positive Impact on the Functioning of the College

Performance Based Appraisal System The Performance Based Appraisal system has made many faculty to raise the professional standards by participating in Seminars / Conferences by presenting Papers; participating in FDPs / Workshops; Publishing Papers in Journals

Sponsoring towards Professional Excellence 40 Faculty members are sponsored for Engineering Educators Training Programme organized by IUCEE;63 faculty members are sponsored for participating in a 3 day International Conference on Transformations in Engineering Education Organized by IUCEE During 6-8 January, 2017.All the faculty members are sponsored for participation in FDPs/ Workshops.The knowledge acquired by the faculty members have a great impact on Class Room Management, Teaching Learning Practices, Research and Development etc.

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

Plan of Action Achievements

Applying for NBA Accreditation The College has submitted Pre-Qualifier for NBA

Accreditation and it has been accepted. The preparation of

Self- Assessment Reports for Departments of CSE, ECE,

Civil and Mechanical Engineering are in process

Developing a Feedback System for The IQAC has designed the feedbacks for the following


all the Stakeholders Student feedback

Alumni feedback

Parents feedback

Employers Feedback

Graduating Student Exit Feedback

First Year Students Feedback ( for PO Attainment)

Project Feedback

Course Feedback

Faculty Feedback on PO Attainment

Involvement of Stakeholders to

augment the Institutional Growth

The Stakeholders viz Alumni and Students are a part of

Academic Committee and many other Committees

Industrial Advisory Committee has been Constituted for

Industry Institute Interaction

Motivation of Faculty Members

towards Academic Excellence

The College developed a Performance Based Appraisal

System wherein the Faculty Members need to Published

Minimum of 2 Research Papers in Reputed Journals; Present

minimum of 2 Papers in National or International

Conferences and participate in minimum of 2 Workshops or

FDPs in a Year ( for consideration of PBAS)

The College sponsoring the Faculty Members for

participating in FDPS or Workshops and arranging Training

Programmes for Professional Growth

Improvement in Pass Percentage

of the Students

All the faculty members are adopting Innovative Teaching

Methodologies and conduction Tutorials or Remedial

Classes for Slow Learners and Average Performers

Introducing the schemes for

Promotion and Support for

Research

The Innovative Projects of Students are awarded with

Rs.10,000 ( I Prize) and Rs.5,000 (II Prize) and the faculty

guiding such projects are also awarded with Rs.25,000 ( I

Prize) and Rs.15,000 (II Prize)


The College is sponsoring the faculty members and students

for participation in Project Expos, Hackathons etc.,

Applying for Research Funding

from External Sources

The R&D Department has applied for many DST Funds and

the following Funds are successfully Obtained / Granted

6. The College obtained NEWGEN IEDC Project of

Rs. 2.87 Crores by DST, Government of India for

setting up Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Development Centre to develop innovative projects

7. The college obtained DST fund of Rs.1,25,000 for

organizing a two day national conference on climate

change and adoption by Science and Engineering

Research Board

8. The College also obtained ISRO Fund for organizing

3 Days National Conference on Wireless and

Satellite Communications for an Amount of

Rs.50,000

9. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell obtained

Rs.20,000 fund from EDII Ahmedabad, for

organizing Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

10. The College also obtained AICTE – PMKVY fund

of Rs.3,50,000 for organizing Special Training

Programmes

Providing Support for

academically Weak Students

The students are classified into Advanced Learners, Slow

Learners and Average Performers and special care and

counselling is taking place by the faculty members for slow

learners

Improvement in Placement

Performance

There is an increase in the number of pre-placement

activities in association with TASK and the students are

encouraged to write AMCAT, e-litmus exams etc. for better

placements

Increase in the number of activities

by IQAC

The IQAC is continuously organizing meetings with

stakeholders and involved in various policy making and


implementation for holistic development of the Institution

Promoting Entrepreneurship

Development Activities and

Improvement of Incubation

Facilities

The Entrepreneurship Development Activities has been

organized in association with Palle Srujana, NEN, NEDC,

ISBA etc.,

The College is an Associate Member of ISBA

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

Best Practice – 1 :

1. The Title of the Practice : Student Performance Assessment

2. The Objectives of the Practice:

a. To encourage the students to participate in various Events, Activities etc.,

b. To develop Leadership Skills among students

c. To make students more disciplined

3. The Context:

The HODs, Academic Committee and IQAC of the college found that the participation of the students in various events, activities and programmes are not satisfactory. There is a lack of documentation and encouragement from the Institution and Department. Therefore, it has been decided to introduce parameters for Student Performance Assessment and encourage the students accordingly.

4. The Practice:

The following are the parameters designed for assessing the performance of the students:

S.NO DESCRIPTION

CATEGORY – 1 : ATTENDENCE

1A Students who maintain 100% in Lab

( as on the date of Mid Term examination)

1B Students who has more than 85% attendance


Student Performance Assessment

Research & Development

( as on the date of Mid Term Examination)

CATEGORY – 2 : MARKS

2A Scoring of marks in Weekly Test / Unit Tests organized by the Department.

2B Marks secured in the Technical Skills / Aptitude Test / Communication Skills Test

2C Students who got Better score in AMCAT/NACTECH / e-Litmus / any other assessment tests ( as authorized by the College or Department)

CATEGORY – 3 : ACTIVITIES

3A Students who organized Technical Symposiums / Events / Activities / Workshops/ Brought Sponsorship for organizing the Event

*Events of Technical In nature

3B Students who participated in Symposiums / Workshops / Seminars organized by the College / Department

*The faculty in-charge of the Workshop need to monitor & certify the Students’ participation

3C Students who are the members of College / Departmental Committees / Cells / Club / Associations / Class Representatives

* Applicable only for the Contributing students. Their active role needs to be reported. It is awarded with the discretion of the HOD

3D Students who represented the College in other Colleges / Universities / Organizations in academic / cultural / sports / NSS / NCC etc., activities

3E If a student organizes Technical Activities / handled Tutorials to the juniors (or) fellow Students / guided Juniors in Mini or Major Projects

* The student need to organize with the permission of HOD

CATEGORY – 4 : ACHIEVEMENTS

4A Students with significant achievement who promote the brand of the Department / College by winning I / II / III Prize in various Competitions

(or)

Presenting or publishing papers in National or International Conferences /


Seminars

(or)

Participating in Project Expo / Symposiums

4B If a student completed a Certificate Course ( *Authorized & Approved )

Eg: JAVA/ORACLE/.NET/AUTOCAD etc.,

** The HOD to check the authenticity of the Certificate before awarding the marks.

4C If a student got selected in any Company through Placement Drive

*with package more than Rs.2 lakhs per anum

4D If a student owned a Start-up or a part of Product Development or established his/her own enterprise

4E The students who qualifies in GATE/GRE/TOEFL/IELTS/ State or Central Government Services Examinations

CATEGORY – 5 : BEHAVIOUR

5A Marks to be awarded for Good Behaviour / Attitude / Discipline of the students

( Based on the Recommendations of the Class In-charge)

5. Evidence of Success:

There is a remarkable progress in the Participation rate of the students in programmes, activities, events at Department Level, Institution Level, Inter-Collegiate Level, National and International Levels also.

The Students become more punctual and regular.

The students are owning the responsibilities and active participation and fulfilment of roles in Committees, Clubs etc., was observed.

On the basis of above parameters, Outstanding Student Award has been announced during Annual Day Celebrations 2017 and student from each department has been provided with an Award and Monetary Reward ( towards Lifetime Membership in a Professional Body Association).


Best Practice – 2 :

1. The Title of the Practice : Research & Development

2. The Objectives of the Practice:

a. To encourage R&D Activities in the Organization

b. To work towards development of Innovative Products, Processes and Services for the Benefit of the Society at large

3. The Context:

The College Committee has decided that the Research & Development Process at Sphoorthy Engineering College is not taking up with satisfactory note and hence a methodology has been adopted to improve the pace of development in Research and Development Activities

4. The Practice:

To encourage the faculty members to participate in Training and Workshops on upcoming Technologies

To sponsor the faculty members for participating in Trainings, Workshops, FDPs organized by IITs, IIITs, NITs, Universities and other Colleges in India and Abroad

To encourage the faculty members to retrain the other faculty members and students following the Training programmes in the College Campus

To sponsor the Advanced Learners for getting training in Emerging Technologies

To introduce Micro Projects at I and II Year Level, Mini Projects at III Year and IV Year Level

To sponsor the students for Presentation of Prototypes developed at various Competitions at State and National Levels

To reward the students’ Best Projects with a Cash Award of Rs.10000 ( I Prize ) and Rs.5000 (II Prize) and the Faculty mentor with Cash Award of Rs.25,000 ( I Prize) and Rs.15000 ( II Prize)

To fund for the prototype development of Best Projects with Funding from the College and applying for Patents for the same.

5. Evidence of Success:

A remarkable progress has been achieved in the Areas of R&D

Every faculty member is participating in minimum of 2 FDPS / Workshops per anum and Presenting papers in Seminars and Conferences. The Research Paper Publication rate of the Faculty Members has been increased.


Many faculty members are applying for Mini and Major Projects of various Agencies and few succeeded in obtaining the funds from DST, ISRO, SERB, AICTE-SERB and New Gen IEDC etc.

The Students prototype has been received many laurels

Ms. Aishwarya got 2nd Prize in the State of Telangana for developing Yummy Food App for SAMSUNG TIEZEN and received appreciation from Minister of IT, Telangana State

The Students Prototype has been shortlisted for presentation at Smart India Hackathon at Pune during April, 2017 and The College stood in Top 4 Position and Sphoorthy Engineering College is the Only College representing the State of Telangana

Many students participated in Robotics Competitions and won 2nd Prize at IIIT Hyderabad

CSE Students stood in I Place during a Centralized Hackathon Organised

The Students received appreciations for participating in EXCITE 2017 organised by JNTUH

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)

SWOC ANALYSIS OF SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

STRENGTHS: Adequate Land and Building in rural setting State of the art infrastructure Permanently affiliated to JNTUH Recognised by UGC u/s 2(f) and 12 (B) Financial Self-Sufficiency Provision of Facilities for Staff and Students Strong Industry – Institute Interaction Progress made in Research & Development Provision of Welfare schemes to Staff and Students Visionary Management Improvements in Achievements of the Institution and Accomplishments of the Students

WEAKNESSES: Non availability of Professors in few PG Courses Slow progression in the areas of Consultancy Lack of Industry Sponsored Projects

OPPORTUNITIES


Organizing Plantation Day, Special Camps, Conferences & Other activities.

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Improvement of Quality of Teaching through FDPs Inclusion of Intra Departmental and Inter Departmental Electives Association with TASK, IUCEE, ISBA, ISB-TEP etc.

CHALLENGES To attain academic freedom / autonomy To develop a strategic plan and achieve envisaged growth

Achievements of Sphoorthy Engineering College:

The College secured 4th Rank for Transformations in Engineering Education by Indo Universal Collaboration for Engineering Education during 6-8 January, 2017

The College is award with Best Educational Leadership Award by Dewang Mehta Educational Awards during January, 2017

The College is ranked 17th Position in the State of Telangana among Top Engineering Colleges Category by Times of India, June 2017

The College secured Educational Excellence Award by SHRI during June, 2017

The College is award with Excellence in Engineering Educational by Indus Foundation Inc. During July, 2017

8. Plans of institution for next year


The Departments of CSE, ECE, Civil and Mechanical Engineering has applied for NBA and Pre-Qualifier has been Accepted and the SAR to be submitted before December, 2017.

The College is planning to Apply for Autonomous Status to UGC during 2017-18

Encouragement towards Innovations and Innovative Projects ( as the NEWGEN IEDC has been granted by DST, GOI)

Encouragement to faculty members and students for registering and completing Online Courses through SWAYAM, NPTEL, etc.

Introduction of Variable Pay System to accelerate the Performance of Faculty Members and appreciate the Performance of the Faculty Members every month.

Name : Mrs. :P A L N S Kalyani Name : Dr. K S Shaji, Principal

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

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ANNEXURES OF AQAR REPORT OF SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

DURING 2016-17

S.NO. PARTICULARS

1 Academic Calendar during 2016-17


2 Feedback

3 Faculty Participation in Conferences and Symposia

4 Details of Faculty Members Participation in Faculty Development

5 Details of Faculty Publications

Annexure – I

ACADEMIC CALENDER



Academic Calendar-B.TECH II, III & IV Years II SEM-2016-2017

Event From To

Commencement of class work 13.06.2016

First spell of Instructions 13.06.2016 06.08.2016

First mid examinations 08.08.2016 13.08.2016

Second Spell instructions 16.08.2016 04.10.2016

Dussehra Holidays 05.10.2016 12.10.2016

Supplementary Examinations 13.10.2016 26.10.2016

Second Spell continuation 27.10.2016 03.11.2016

Second Mid Examinations 04.11.2016 10.11.2016

Preparations and Practical Examinations 11.11.2016 17.11.2016

End semester Examinations 18.11.2016 01.12.2016

June-2016(No .of Working days 16)

M Tu W Th F S

13Commencement of first

classwork (civil)14

15Diploma

orientation(Hns)16 17 18

20CSE: FDP on

MS.NET

21CSE: FDP

on MS.NET

22CSE: FDP on

MS.NET

23CSE: FDP

on MS.NET

24 CSE: FDP on MS.NET

25CSE: FDP on MS.NET

27 28 29 30


July-2016(No . of Working days 24)

M Tu W Th F S

1 2

45

CSE:BYJU’s workshop on higher edu.

6 RAMZAN

7Following

days of ramzan

CSE: Parents Meet

8CSE: Parents

Meet

11HACKBOATSII & III (ECE)

12

13CSE:

Professor of practice IV

yrs

14CSE:

Professor of practice IV

yrs

15CSE: Professor of

practice IV yrs

16CSE: Professor of

practice IV yrs2)Mech: III-A Industrial visit to sankhya shastra & spindler.III-B Industrial visit

to S.V.Prevision Instruments

18Enterprenuership

Program for ECE IV (ECE)

19CSE: HCL

Drive20

21B. Tech-I

orientation programme

(Hns)

22CSE: Boot camp on D1-mini by ORL LABS-IV

CSE

23CSE: Boot camp on

D1-mini by ORL LABS-IV CSE

251)Mech: B.Tech IV

year students Entrepreneurship by

“Pallesrujana”2)CSE:

Innovation,interaction & enterprenureship-

IV CSE

26Mech: Guest Lecture on

NDT by Srinivas M.D of

NDT-III &IV

27Mech:

Workshop on problem

based learning Organized by

DME

28Mech: 2 Days workshop on

IC Engine

29Mech: 2 Days

workshop on IC Engine

Mech: Workshop on Innovation, Incubation and

Entrepreneurship in JNTUH

301)CSE: Guest Lect.

on DS-II Yrs by Mr.I.Naveen

2)CSE:Workshop on Android

B.Kashyap(Alumni)-III&IV

August-2016(No . of Working days 25)M Tu W Th F S1 2

B.Tech class work I year started

3 4Motivational

Lecture by Dr. B.V.Pattabhi

5CSE: WS on

Android –IV yrs

6Campus Visit(Hns)

1)CSE: WS on Android –IV yrs


(Hns)

Ram(Hns)CSE: CSI

student Chapter inauguration 2)Mech: Industrial

visit of IV B.tech

8Ist Mid Exam

9Ist Mid Exam

10Ist Mid Exam

CSE: FDP on IoT

11Ist Mid ExamCSE: FDP on

IoT

12Ist Mid Exam

CSE: FDP on IoT13 Ist Mid Exam

15 Independence

day

16(GS)on

GTSD & CLSB for III & IV

years(civil)

17Personality

Development program by Dr.

Lakshmi Mantha on

communication skills(hns)

18

19Guest Lecture for

ECE IV(ECE)

2)CSE: IoT WS –IV CSE

201)Mech: Creative Expo

2)CSE: IoT WS-IV CSE

22 2324 25 Sri

Krishnastami

26CSE:WS for II yrs

Adv. learner on Web Design

27Industrial Visit for

ECE IV(ECE)2)CSE:WS for II yrs Adv. learner on Web

Design

29Interaction with

Campus Doctor(Hns)

30

31

September -2016(No . of Working days 23)

M Tu W Th F S

1Guest Lecture for

ECE III(ECE)2)CSE: Seminar on

ECell & Startups-IV yrs

2

31)Parent-Teacher

Meeting(ECE)2) Mech: workshop

on “SOLAR ENGINE

APPLIANCES”3)CSE: Industrial

visit –II yrs

5 Vinayaka chathuradhi

6Teacher’s Day

Celebration(ECE, Hns)

7

81) (WS) on Total

station for B-Tech III years(H&S)

2)Guest Lecture for ECE II (ECE)

91) CR's

Interaction(Hns)

2) CSE: WS on Data

warehouse toll –IV yrs


12 Bakrid

13Motivational

Lecture by Dr. V. Nagesh(Hns)

14

15Engineer’s Day

Celebrations(ECE & CSE ),Paper

presentation/Science Fair(Hns)

16

171) Technovaganza-

2K16(ECE) 2)CSE: Industrial

visit –IV yrs

19 20 2122

Industrial Visit for II (ECE)

23(WS) on autocad

software II year students(civil)

241)CSE: Ardra 2k16

(WS) on autocad software II year students(civil)

26 Ram Krishna Mutt

for Diploma students (Hns)

27 28 29

301) Industrial

Visit for ECE III (ECE)

2) (GS) on IS &

CCM for III,IV

years(civil)

October -2016(No . of Working days 23)M Tu W Th F S

11) (WS) on stadd pro

for III years(civil)B.Tech I year I Mid

Exams3

1) (WS) on stadd pro for

III years(civil)B.Tech I year I

Mid Exams

4B.Tech I year I

Mid Exams

5 Dussehra Holidays

6 Dussehra Holidays

7 Dussehra Holidays

10 Dussehra Holidays

11 Vijayadasami/ Dussehra Holidays

12Mohharram/ Dussehra Holidays

13 Supplementary Examinations



17 Supplementary ExaminationsCSE: WS on

PHP –III CSE(Adv. Learners)










CSE: WS on PHP –III CSE(Adv.

Learners)




27 28 29

31Motivational


Lecture for Diploma

students(Hns)

November -2016(No . of Working days 25)M Tu W Th F S

1 2 34

Ist Mid Exam

5 Ist Mid Exam

7 Ist Mid Exam

8 Ist Mid Exam

9 Ist Mid Exam

10 Ist Mid Exam 11

14

15Seminar/Lecture/

Presentation on Madam Marie Curie Day(Hns)

16(EP) for

IV years(civil)

17 18 19

21(GS) on

TE for III & IV

years(civil)

22Maths Day Observance(Hns) 23

24 Guest

Lecture-1(Hns)

25Guest

Lecture-2 (Hns)

26Guest Lecture-

3(Hns)

28(GS) on

MCT for IV

years(civil)

2930

Technical Fest(Hns)

December -2016(No . of Working days 24)M Tu W Th F S

1 2 3

5 6

7B.Tech I year II

Mid exams

8B.Tech I year II

Mid exams

9B.Tech I year II Mid exams

12 Eid

Miladun Nabi

13 14 15 16 17

19 20 21 22 23 24

26 Boxing 27 28 29 30 31


day

NOTE :

(WS) - Workshop

(GS) - Guest Lecture

(EP) - Enterpreneurship Programme


Academic Calendar-B.TECH II, III & IV Years II SEM-2016-2017

Event From To

Commencement of class work 02.12.2016

First spell of Instructions 02.12.2016 27.01.2017

First mid examinations 28.01.2017 04.02.2017

Second Spell instructions 19.02.2017 14.04.2017

Supplementary Examinations 05.02.2017 18.02.2017

Second Spell continuation 19.02.2017 14.04.2017

Second Mid Examinations 15.04.2017 21.04.2017

Preparations and Practical Examinations 22.04.2017 28.04.2017

End semester Examinations 29.04.2017 12.05.2017

Summer Vacation 13.05.2017 11.06.2017

Commencement of class work for the

Next academic year 2016-2017 13.06.2017

December -2016(No . of Working days 24)

M Tu W Th F S

2Commencement

of class work(civil)

3


5 6 7 8 9

12 Eid Miladun Nabi 13 14 15 16

17CSE: Industrial Visit –

IV yrs

19 20 21

22Guest Lecture

for ECE III(ECE)

23CSE:IDEA

Thon III CSE24

26 Boxing day 27 28 2930

PCB Workshop(ECE)

31PCB Workshop(ECE)

January-2017(No . of Working days 25)M Tu W Th F S

2

3B.Tech I year

commencement (Hns)

4

5Industrial visit(hns) 6

7CSE: GL on DBMS II Yrs

9

10WS on MS project for Civil IV-II

(civil)

11WS on MS project for Civil IV-II

(civil)

12 13 14 Makara Sankranti

16

17personality

Development program (Hns)

18 19 2021CSE: Industrial Visit –III yrs

23 24

25GL on Design of High Rised

Buildings” for III-II & IV-II(civil)

26 27

28 First Mid Examinations



February-2017(No . of Working days 23 )M Tu W Th F S

1 2 3 4


http://www.prokerala.com/festivals/makara-sankranti.html?loc=1269843

First Mid Examinations




6 7 8 9 10

131) MATLAB Workshop(ECE)

2)WS on GIS & RS for Civil III-II(civil)

14MATLAB Workshop(ECE) 15 16 17

18CSE: GL on Adv. Web Tech. –III yrs

20

21

GL on Modern Surveying

Equipments and methods for II-II

students(civil)

22

23INTEL

GALILEO Workshop(ECE)

241)INTEL

GALILEO Workshop(ECE)

2)National Conference on

climate change and adaption(Hns)

25National Conference

on climate change and adaption(Hns)

27GL on Precast Concrete” for

III-II students(civil)

28

March -2017(No . of Working days 24 )M Tu W Th F S

1Class

representatives interaction(Hns)

23

SAMISTI-17

41) Parent-Teacher

Meeting2) SAMISTI-17

6B.Tech I year 1 Mid

Term Examinations(Hns)

7B.Tech I year 1

Mid Term Examinations(Hns)

8B.Tech I year 1


9 10

13 Holi 14 15

16WS on Geometric

Design and alignment of roads

for Civil III-II(civil)

17Robotics

Workshop(ECE)

18Robotics

Workshop(ECE)

20 21Guest Lecture-

4(Hns)

22Guest Lecture-

5(Hns)

23 24 25GL on Soil

Mechanics &


http://www.prokerala.com/festivals/holi.html?loc=1269843

Foundation Engineering for

II-II & III-II students(civil)

2728

Guest Lecture-6 (Hns)

29 Ugadi 30

31WS on GPS &

GIS for Civil II-II(civil)

April -2017(No . of Working days 22)M Tu W Th F S

1

3 4 5 Rama Navami 6 7

10 11 12 13 14 Ambedkar Birthday

15 Second Mid

Examinations17

Second Mid Examinations

18 Second Mid

Examinations

19 Second Mid

Examinations

20 Second Mid

Examinations

21 Second Mid

Examinations22

24 25 26 27 28 29

May -2017(No . of Working days 27)M Tu W Th F S

1 2 3 4 5 6

8 9

10B.Tech I year 2


11B.Tech I year 2


12B.Tech I year 2


13

15 16 17 18 19 20

22 23 24 25 26 27

29 30 31


http://www.prokerala.com/festivals/rama-navami.html?loc=1269843

http://www.prokerala.com/festivals/ugadi.html?loc=1269843

June -2017(No . of Working days 25)M Tu W Th F S

1 2 3

5 6 7 8 9

12 13 14 15 16 17

19 20 21 22 23 24

26 27 28 29 30


ANNEXURE – II

FEEDBACK OF THE FACULTY DURING ACADEMIC YEAR : 2016-17 – I SEMESTER

Department : CIVIL IIA

S.No. Class Subject Name of the Faculty Feedback %

1

CIVIL IIA

BEE Mrs.Deepa n 100

2 FM Mrs.A.Gouthami 71

3 MII Mrs.AshaJyothoi 61

4 SOMLab MR.Kamalakar 61

5 SurveyingLab Mrs.B.SriDevi 96

6 Cs Mrs.K.Sandhyasree 93

7 MEFA Mrs.SatyaKalyani 100

8 SOM Mrs.Kamalakar 32

9 Surveying Mrs.B.SriDevi 96

10 CRT

Department : CIVIL IIIA


1CIVIL IIIA

CS Mrs.K.Sandhyasree 64

2 DM Mr.Durgaprasad 100

3 EG Dr.P.Srinivasulu 66

4 GT MR.Chaithanya 72

5 Seminar MR.Chaithanya 456 CT MR.Kamalakar 26


7 DRCS MR.Chaithanya 77

8 EGLab Dr.P.Srinivasulu 70

9 HHMLab Mr.N.Ramesh 51

10 WREI MR.PavanKumar 79

Department : CIVIL IVA


1

CIVIL IVA

CTLab Mr.M.MadhuSudhan 87

2 EELab Mr.P.Setarram 100

3 TEII Mr.Ravindhar 26

4 WREI MR.PavanKumar 90

5 E&C Mr.MadhuSudhan 90

6 Seminar MR.Chaithanya 40

7 WM Dr.DurgaPrasad 90

8 WRSA Mr.P.Setarram 100

Department : ECEII


1

ECE IIA

Basic Simulation Lab Ms.B.BinduBhavani 78

2 Electric Circuits Mr.G.Mukesh 98

3 Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab Mrs.J.Shailaja 87

4Probability Theory & Stochastis Processes Mr.K.VijayBhaskar 76

5 Switching Theory and Logic Design Mrs.J.Shailaja 84

6 Communication Skills Mrs.K.Sandhyasree 53

7 Electronic Devices & Circuits Mr.K.SanthoshKumar 89

8 Mathematics III Mr.S.Pradeep 82

9 Signals & Systems Mr.U.AnilKumar 87


1

ECE IIB

Basic Simulation Lab Ms.B.BinduBhavani 64


3 Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab Mrs.Y.Priya 64

4 ProbabilityTheory&StochastisProcesses Mr.K.VijayBhaskar 90

5 Switching Theory and Logic Design Mrs.J.Shailaja 67





1

ECE IIC

Basic Simulation Lab Mr.S.VenuMadhav 81


3 Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab Mr.K.SanthoshKumar 81

4Probability Theory & Stochastis Processes Mr.K.VijayBhaskar 85

5 Switching Theory and Logic Desig Mrs.J.Shailaja 58





Department : ECEIII


1

ECE IIIA

Analog Communications Ms.B.BinduBhavani 90

2 Antennas & Wave Propagation Mr.K.Chandrashekar 87

3 Control Systems Engineering Mrs.K.Haritha 90

4 IC Applications and HDL Simulation Lab Mr.K.ShravanKumar 68

5 Soft Skills Mrs.K.Sandhyasree 68

6 Analog Communications Lab Mrs.P.Poornima 93

7Computer Organization and Operating Systems Mr.V.NarsingRao 98

8 ElectronicMeasurements&Instrumentation Mr.M.HarinathReddy 65

9 Linear and Digital IC Applications Mr.K.ShravanKumar 65


1

ECE IIIB

Analog Communications Ms.B.BinduBhavani 74

2 Antennas & Wave Propagation Mr.K.Chandrashekar 87

3 Control Systems Engineering Mrs.K.Haritha 58

4 IC Applications and HDL Simulation Lab Mr.M.HarinathReddy 65


6 Analog Communications Lab Mrs.P.Poornima 90

7Computer Organization and Operating Systems Mr.V.NarsingRao 94

8 Electronic Measurements & Instrumentation Mr.M.HarinathReddy 48

9 Linearand Digital IC Applications Mr.K.ShravanKumar 55

1

ECE IIIC

Analog Communications Mr.A.SashiKiran 85

2 Antennas&WavePropagation Mr.K.Chandrashekar 100

3 ControlSystemsEngineering Mrs.K.Haritha 91

4 ICApplicationsandHDLSimulationLab Mr.K.ShravanKumar 79


6 AnalogCommunicationsLab Mr.A.SashiKiran 97

7 ComputerOrganizationandOperatingSystems Mr.V.NarsingRao 100

8 ElectronicMeasurements&Instrumentation Mr.M.HarinathReddy 64

9 LinearandDigitalICApplications Ms.K.ArunaKala 58

CRT Mrs.Chandrakalano feed

back

S.No. Subject Name of the Faculty Feedback %

1 Cellular and Mobile Communications Mrs.P.Poornima 71

2 Embedded Systems Design Dr.SivaKumaraSwamy 8

3 Microwave Engg. & Digital Com.Lab Mrs.T.ManjuLatha 63

4 ObjectOrientedProgrammingThroughJava Mr.M.YaseenPasha 88

5 Computer Networks Mr.T.PavanKumar 59

6 Management Science Ms.G.S.Mounika 33

7 Microwave Engineering Mrs.T.ManjuLatha 55

1 Cellular and Mobile Communications Mrs.P.Poornima 57

2 Embedded Systems Design Dr.SivaKumaraSwamy 8

3 Microwave Engg. & Digital Com.Lab Mrs.T.ManjuLatha 70


4 Object Oriented Programming Through Java Mr.M.YaseenPasha 73

5 Computer Networks Mr.T.PavanKumar 70

6 Management Science Ms.G.S.Mounika 57

7 Microwave Engineering Mrs.T.ManjuLatha 62

Department : MECH II


1

Mech IIA


2 MMS lab Mr.G.Poshal 91

3 Thermodynamics Mr.D.suresh 62

4 EEE lab Mr.Syedabdulla 69

5 MOS lab Mrs.R.N.S.Divya 100

6 P&S Mr. C.SRINIVAS

7 MOS Mrs. R.N.S.DIVYA

8 ES Dr. DURGA PRASAD

Department : MECH III


1Mech IIIA


2 MTM lab MR.G.G.K.Murthy 96

3 MEFA Mrs.Satya Kalyani 98

4 TElab Mr.Shreenivas 31

5 EM Mr. G.G.K. Murthy

6 DOM Mr.M.Venkata Ramana

7 MT Mr.Dipankar Saha 8 DMM Mr. Madhu


9 TE-II Mr. Shreenivas

Department : MECH IV


1

Mech IVA

CAD/CAM lab Mr.M.VenkataRamana 69

2 Instrumentation Lab Mr.D.Suresh 92

3 Operations Research Mr.Manideep 100

4 CS Mrs.K.Sandhyasree 54

5 Mechatronics Mr.ShivaPrasad 92

6 PD Practice Mrs.R.N.S.Divya 54

7 PPE Mr. Manjunath

8 ICS Mr. D.Suresh

9 UCMP Mr.Dipankar Saha

Department : C1


1

C1

Basic Electrical And Electronics Engineering Mr.SiddannaGouda 392 Engineering Chemistry Mrs.Swapna 923 Engineering Physics Dr.P.GayathriPavani 674 Professional Communication In English Ms.SwarupaKumari 525 ELCSLAB Ms.SwarupaKumari 646 Engineering Mechanics Mr.B.N.Murali 527 Mathematics1 Ms.AshaSivaJyothi 508 Technical Skills Mr.KhajaMasthan 90

S.No. Subject Name of the Faculty Feedback %

1 Basic Electrical And Electronics Engineering Mr.K.SivaPrasad 382 Engineering Chemistry Mrs.Swapna 1003 Engineering Physics Mrs.Madhavi 944 Professional Communication In English Mrs.NeelamSingh 835 ELCSLAB Mrs.NeelamSingh 80


6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.Ravikumar 947 Mathematics1 Mrs.Navaneetha 768 Technical Skills Mr.KhajaMasthan 83


1

C3

Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Mr.Rajesh 48

2 Engineering Chemistry Mr.Dr.MahendharReddy 77

3 Engineering Phyics Dr.P.GayathriPavani 78

4Professional Communication in English 65

5 ELCSLab 65

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.RaviKumar 92

7 Mathematics I Mr.C.Srinivas 68

8 Technical Skills Mr.KhajaMasthan 66

9 workshop Srinivas

Department : C4


1

C4

Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Mr.Rajesh 26

2 Engineering Chemistry Mrs.Swapna 100

3 Engineering Phyics Mrs.Madhavi 95

4Professional Communication in English Mrs.NeelamSingh 97

5 ELCSLab Mrs.NeelamSingh 89

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.P.V.Ravikumar 90

7 Mathematics I Mr.Manideep 97


9 workshop D Suresh

Department : C5



1

C5

Basic Electrical And Electronics Engineering Mrs.A.Haritha 73

2 Engineering Chemistry Dr.D.MahendharReddy 69

3 Engineering Physics Mrs.Madhavi 100

4 Professional communication In English 61

5 ELCSLAB 61

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.Nagamurali 47

7 Mathematics1 Mr.Manideep 100


workshop Mr.Ravi kumar

Department : C6


1

C6

Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mrs.A.Haritha 82

2 Engineering Chemistry Dr.D.MahendharReddy 91

3 Engineering Physics Mrs.P.Madhavi 98

4 Professional Communication In English 73

5 ELCS Lab 64

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.NagaMurali 37

7 Mathematics1 Mr.K.VijayaBhaskarReddy 98


Department : C7


1 C7 Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mr.Siddanagouda 46


2 Engineering Chemistry Mrs.Swapna 100

3 Engineering Physics Mrs.P.Madhavi 100

4 Professional Communication In English Mrs.NeelamSingh 93

5 ELCS Lab Mrs.NeelamSingh 89

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.RaviKumar 100

7 Mathematics1 Mrs.Mariya 93


9 Workshop Mr.Sai Kiran goud

Department : DEEE II


1

DEEE II

Engineering Mathematics II Ms.AshaSivaJyothi

2 Electrical Workshop Practice Mr.M.Gopi

3 Electronics 1 Mrs.K.Kusuma

4 General Mechanical Engineering Mr.PurenderReddy

5 DC Machines Mr.Naresh K

6 DC Machines Lab Mr.Naresh K

7 Electrical & Electronics Measuring Instruments Mr.P.VarunKumar

8 Electric Circuits Ms.J.Laxmi

9 Electronics1 Lab Ms.K.Kusuma

10 Mat Lab Mrs.P.VarunKumar

11 Cp Lab Mr.LaxmiKanth

Department : DEEE III


1DEEE

III Maintainance Of Electrical Systems Syed Abdur Rauf 100

2 ACMII Lab Mr.CH.Veeraiah 90

3 Utilization of Electrical Engg. Mr.M.Gopi 904 Industrial Drives Mrs.N.Deepa 100


5 PSII (T&D) Mrs.Naresh.K 60

6 ACM II Mr.CH.Veeraiah 70

7 Digital Electronics Mr.Narasimha.k 90

8 Field Practices Mr.M.Gopi 100

9 Mat lab Practice Mr.P.Varun Kumar 60

10 Life Skills Mrs.Swaroopa 30

Department : Diploma IA


1Dip IA

Civil Em Mr.Madhu 77

2 EEM Mrs.SriLatha 83

3 CFD THEORY Mr.K.AnilKumar 80

4 Fund Pract Lab Mr.K.AnilKumar 77

5 Survey Mr.A.Ravinder 70

6 MechEm Mr.SaiKiran 90

7 Phy/Chem Lab Mr.ChandhraMohan 97

8 Mech Em Mr.SaiKiran 90

9 ENG Mrs.Neelam Singh 93

10 WT Mrs.Sushma 93

11 BEE Ms.J.Lakshmi 73

12 Chemistry Dr.D.Mahendhar Reddy 83

13 Physics Mr.D.Chandra Mohan 93

14 Survey Lab Mr.N.Ramesh 77

15 MechEm Mr.SaiKiran 90

16 WorkShop Pract Lab Mrs.Sushma 8717 BEELAB Ms.J.Lakshmi 83


18 M1 Mrs.Mariya 97

Department : DipMech IIA


1

DipMech IIA

BEE Mr.CH.Veeraiah 92

2 SOM Mr.T.Sai Kiran Goud 92

3 Engineering Materials Mr.Saritha rani 86

4 MD Mr.PurenderReddy 83

5 Production Technology Mr.Praneeth Chaitanya 89

6 Engineering Maths Mr.C.Srinivas 88

7 EEE Lab Mr.Veeraiah 91

8 Fuels Lab Mrs.Saritha Rani 75

9 M&F Lab Mr.Sai Kiran Goud 88

10 Thermo Dynamics Mr.Saidulu 80

Department : DipMech IIA


1

DipMech IIA

BEE Mr.CH.Veeraiah 92

2 SOM Mr.T.Sai Kiran Goud 92

3 Engineering Materials Mr.Saritha rani 86

4 MD Mr.PurenderReddy 83

5 Production Technology Mr.Praneeth Chaitanya 89

6 Engineering Maths Mr.C.Srinivas 88

7 EEE Lab Mr.Veeraiah 91

8 Fuels Lab Mrs.Saritha Rani 75

9 M&F Lab Mr.Sai Kiran Goud 88


10 Thermo Dynamics Mr.Saidulu 80

Department : NC2 (CIVIL)


1

NC2

Computer Programming In C Mr.T.SunilKumar 95

2 Engineering Graphics Prof.BhanuPrakashSingh 90

3 Engineering Physics Dr.P.GayathriPavani 75

4 Mathemetics1 Ms.V.AshasivaJyothy 42

5 Computer Programming Lab InC Mr.T.SunilKumar 79

6 Engineering Mechanics Mr.B.NagaMurali 31

7 Engineering Physics Lab Dr.P.GayathriPavani 77

8 Mathematics II Mr.P.Manideep 89

FEEDBACK OF THE FACULTY DURING ACADEMIC YEAR : 2016-17 – II SEMESTER

S NO CLASS SUBJECT

NAME FACULTY NAMEFEEDBACK

EXCELLENT(A)% GOOD (B)% AVERAGE(C)% POOR (D) %

1 CIVIL 1 M3 Mr.VIJAY BHASKAR REDDY 40% 60% 0

AP DR GAYATRUI PAVANI 20% 20% 40%

EC SWAPNA 40% 40% 20%

BEEE VARUN 0% 40% 40%

ENG NEELAMSINGH 40% 60% 0%

ENG-LAB NEELAMSINGH 20% 60% 20%

EC -LAB SRAVANTHI 20% 40% 20%

IT WORK SHOP RUQQAIAH BEGUM 0% 20% 20%

SOFTSKILS SHIRISHA 20% 80% 0%

C1 EP DR GAYATRUI PAVANI 23.81% 48% 21.43%

M2 S.PRADEEP KUMAR 45.24% 40.48% 11.90%

M3 NAVANEETHA 40.48% 40% 11.90%

CP L.SRIKANTH 47.62% 40.48% 7.14%

EG NAGAMURALI 52.38% 43% 2.38%

EP-LAB SHARADA 14.29% 54.76% 19.05%


IT WORK SHOP NIKHIL 16.67% 48% 21.43%

SOFTSKILS SHIRISHA 40.48% 28.57% 16.67%

C2 EP MADHAVI 64.29% 26% 9.52%

M2 PRADEEP 9.52% 47.62% 21.43%

M3 NAVANEETHA 35.71% 55% 7.10%

CP SUNIL 61.00% 33.33% 4.76%

EG NAGAMURALI 9.52 62% 19.05%

EP-LAB MOUNIKA 11.90% 66.67% 21.43%

IT WORK SHOP NIKHIL 23.81% 64% 11.09%

SOFTSKILS SHIRISHA 50.00% 28.57% 14.29%

C3 NO FEEDBACK

C4 EP MADHAVI 77.78% 11.11 11.11%

M2 MR.MANIDEEP 77.78% 0 22.22%

M3 C.SRINIVAS 11.11% 66.67 11.11%

CP ARUNA 66.67% 33.33 0.00%

EG BHANU PRAKESH 66.67% 22.22 0.00%

EP-LAB SHARADA 22.22% 44.44 22.22%

IT WORK SHOP DSADIYA 22.22% 55.56 0.00%

SOFTSKILS SHIRISHA 33.3 44.44 11.11%

C5 EP MADHAVI 94.74% 5.26 0.00%

M2 S.PRADEEP KUMAR 5.26% 78.95 15.79%

M3 MANIDEEP 78.95% 21.05 0.00%

CP T.SUNIL 78.95% 15.79 5.26%

EG NAGAMURALI 21.05% 47.37 21.05%

EC LAB SRILATHA 14.29% 57.14 28.57%

EP-LAB SUNANDA 15.79% 63.16 15.79%

IT WORK SHOP RUQQAIAH BEGUM 5.26% 42.11 36.84%

SOFTSKILS SHIRISHA 68.42% 31.58 0.00%

CP-LAB T.SUNIL 57.14% 42.86 0.00%

C6 EP MADHAVI 85.71% 14.29 0.00%

M2 ASHA SGIVA JYOTHI 0.00% 14.29 14.29%

M3 MANI 14.29% 85.71 0.00%

CP T.SUNIL 78.95% 15.79 5.26%

EG NAGAMURALI 14.29% 71.43 14.29%

EP-LAB SHARADA 0.00% 71.43 28.57%

EC-LAB SRILATHA 14.29% 57.14 28.57%

CP LAB T.SUNIL 57.14% 42.86 0.00%

IT WORK SHOP RUQQAIAH BEGUM 0.00% 28.57 57.14%



C7 EP MADHAVI 69.77% 25.58 4.65%

M2 MANIDEEP 41.86% 48.84 9.30%

M3 MARIYA DENIEL 37.21% 37.21 16.28%

CP ARUNA 46.51% 30.23 16.28%

EG BHANU PRAKESH 79.00% 18.6 2.30%

EP-LAB MOUNIKA 30.23% 53.49 13.95%

EC-LAB SRILATHA 30.23% 58.14 9.30%

CP LAB ARUNA 46.54% 3.56 16.28%

IT WORK SHOP SADIYA 11.63% 41.86 34.88%


1 CSE 2A DAA G.DEEPTHI 8.51% 72.34 12.77%

CO IRFAN PASHA 48.94 44.68% 4.26%

FLAT M.MANOHAR 0.00% 4.55 61.36%

DBMS J.DEEPTHI 6.52% 56.52 30.43%

JAVA K PAVAN KUMAR REDDY 51.06% 42.55 4.26%

ES DR.DURGAPRASAD 23.40% 57.45 19.15%

DBMS LAB G SRAVAN KUMAR 17.02% 59.57 21.28%

JAVA LAB K PAVAN KUMAR REDDY 52.17% 39.13 6.52%

CS/ES PREETHI 25.53% 55.32 17.02%

CRT BHANU 10.87% 65.22 21.74%

2 CSE 2B DAA B GEETHA 33.33% 64.44 2.22%

CO Y SRINIVAS 13.33% 40 44.44%

FLAT M.MANOHAR 46.67% 35.56 6.67%

DBMS T.SOMA SHEKAR 93.33% 6.67 0.00%

JAVA A.SRILAKSHMI 40.00% 53.33 6.67%

ES DR P SRINIVAS 3.78% 51.11 11.11%

DBMS LAB T.SOMA SHEKAR 95.56% 4.44 0.00%

JAVA LAB A.SRILAKSHMI 40.00% 53.33 6.67%

CS/ES PREETHI 51.11% 44.44 4.44%

CRT BHANU 40.00% 51.11 8.89%

3 CSE 2C DAA B.GEETHA 0.00% 38.78 46.94%

CO IRFAN PASHA 43.14% 49.02 7.84%

FLAT K.SHARATH KUMAR 45.10% 47.06 7.84%

DBMS G SRAVAN KUMAR 41.18% 39.22 13.73%

JAVA A.SRILAKSHMI 5.58% 58.82 13.73%

ES DR P SRINIVAS 21.57% 37.25 29.41%

DBMS LAB G SRAVAN KUMAR 29.41% 47.06 11.76%

JAVA LAB A.SRILAKSHMI 7.84% 52.94 23.53%

CS/ES PREETHI 33.33% 47.06 13.73%

CRT BHANU 16.69% 56.86 17.65%


4 CSE 2D DAA G.DEEPTHI 33.33 45.83% 18.75%

CO IRFAN PASHA 76.60% 21.28 2.13%

FLAT K.SHARATH KUMAR 47.92% 50 2.08%

DBMS T.SOMA SHEKAR 50.00% 43.5 6.25%

JAVA SREE PRASANNA 8.33% 31.25 37.50%

ES DR.DURGAPRASAD 35.42% 45.83 6.25%

DBMS LAB T.SOMA SHEKAR 58.33% 39.58 2.08%

JAVA LAB PRASANNA 10.42% 35.42 33.33%

CS/ES PREETHI 10.42% 43.75 25.00%

CRT BHANU 12.05% 45.83 31.25%

5 CSE 3C DS V NARSING RAO 81.40% 16.2 0.00%

IS N ANJANEYELU 48.84% 46.51 2.33%

OOAD P SRAVANTHI 2.33% 44.19 39.53%

STM FARIHA 25.58% 46.51 13.95%

WT BHANU PRAKESH 30.23% 53.49 9.30%

CT&ST LAB FARIHA 13.95% 62.79 16.28%

AECS LAB RAMESH 16.28% 62.79 20.93%

SEMINAR FARIHA 9.30% 65.12 23.26%

CRT CHANDRAKALA 13.95% 48.84 27.91%

6 DIPB BEE J LAKSHMI 20.93% 62.79 6.98%

EEM SRILATHA 16.28% 62.79 9.30%

BEE LAB J LAKSHMI 23.26% 58.14 9.30%

ENG K SANDHYA SREE 44.19% 46.51 4.65%

M1 MARIYA DENIEL 51.16% 37.21 4.65%

CFD THEORY SUDHEER 34.80% 46.51 9.30%

FUNDPRACT LAB SUDHEER 32.56% 48.84 11.63%

CIVIL ENG MADHU 34.88% 51.16 4.65%

SURVEY A.RAVINDER 25.58% 60.47 4.65%

SOFTSKILS GHOUSI BEGUM 51.16% 41.86 4.65%

SURVEY LAB N RAMESH 32.56% 51.16 6.98%

PHYSICS D CHANDRA MOHAN 58.14% 18.6 11.63%

CHEMISTRY K SWAPNA 55.81% 34.88 4.65%

WT SUSHMA 39.53% 44.19 11.63%

MECHEM SAIKIRAN 48.84% 34.88 6.98%

ED LAB MAHESH 44.19% 34.88 13.95%

PHY/CHE LAB D CHANDRA MOHAN 44.19% 34.88 16.28%

WORKSHOP LAB SUSHMA 39.53% 41.86 11.63%

WORKSHOP PRATICE LAB SUSHMA 39.53% 41.86 11.63%

MECHEM2 SAIKIRAN 48.84 34.88% 6.98

M1 TUTORIAL KRISHNAVENI 37.21% 39.53 13.59%


7 DIPC BEE J LAKSHMI 19.05% 45.24 14.29%

EEM SRILATHA 14.29% 59.52 19.05%

BEE LAB LAKSHMI 11.90% 54.76 19.05%

ENG K.SANDHYA SREE 23.81% 5.14 14.29%

M1 MARIYA DENIEL 54.76% 21.43 19.05%

CFD THEORY K.ANIL KUMAR 28.57% 57.14 9.52%

FUNDPRACT LAB K.ANIL KUMAR 33.33% 57.14 2.38%

CIVIL ENG MADHU 30.95% 54.76 7.14%

SURVEY A.RAVINDER 1.05% 45.24 19.05%

SOFTSKILS GHOUSI BEGUM 38.10% 45.24 9.52%

SURVEY LAB N RAMESH 14.63% 36.59 41.46%

PHYSICS D CHANDRA MOHAN 42.86% 33.33 9.52%

CHEMISTRY DR D MAHENDER REDDY 60.98% 34.15 2.44%

WT SUSHMA 35.71% 35.71 11.90%

MECHEM SAIKIRAN 48.81% 34.52 7.14%

ED LAB MAHESH 42.86% 50 7.14%

PHY/CHE LAB DR D MAHENDER REDDY 50.00% 45.24 2.38%

WORKSHOP PRATICE LAB SUSHMA 21.43% 54.76 9.53%

MECHEM2 SAI KIRAN 48.81% 34.52 7.14%

M1 TUTORIAL KRISHNAVENI 26.19% 35.71 14.29%

8 DMEC EM ASHA SHIVA JYOTHI 95.00% 34.88 27.91%

FMHM G SAIDULU 51.16% 34.88 30.00%

IE RAMESH 20.93% 44.19 25.58%

HPE SHREENIVAS 9.30% 25.58 34.88%

DME A PURENNER REDDY 9.30% 46.51 34.88%

MT 2 B PRANEETH 51.16% 34.88 11.63%

MF LB B PRANEETH 65.12% 32.56 0.00%

PD PRA SWAROOP 46.51% 44.19 6.98%

CS lab VALLI RANI 34.80% 37.21 1395.00%

MT LAB A SARITHA RANI 18.60% 44.19 20.93%

9 DMEC H3 EM K HARI KRISHNA 7.55% 43.4 43.40%

FA A GOUTHAMI 23.08% 38.46 26.92%

EPE NATRAJ 20.75% 41.51 22.64%

CAM V MANJUNATH 45.28% 35.85 9.43%

MC SWAROOP 26.42% 49.06 15.09%

AE T SAI KIRAN GOUD 44.23% 30.77 7.69%

CAB LAB V MANJUNATH 37.74% 32.08 20.75%

TE&RAC LAB G SAIDULU 24.53% 30.19 20.75%

MM LAB NATRAJ 20.75% 45.28 18.87%

PROJECT S SUSHMA 52.08% 32.08 13.21%


10 ECE 2A EMTL G MUKESH 70.73% 6.83 2.44%

ECA J SHALAJA 14.63% 58.54 21.95%

PDC K SHIVA PRASAD 0.00% 34.15 31.71%

PEE PRAEEN KUMAR 34.15% 46.34 12.20%

DDV K SHRAVN KUMAR 17.07% 46.34 26.83%

ET LAB K PRAVEEN KUMAR 19.51% 51.22 17.00%

ET PDC LAB A HIRITHA 26.83% 53.66 12.20%

TS K SANDHYA SREE 17.07% 48.78 19.51%

11 ECE 2B EMTL G MUKESH 77.78% 19.44 2.78%

ECA J SHAILAJA 8.33% 72.2 19.44%

PDC K SHIVA PRASAD 0.00% 13.89 33.33%

PEE PRAVEEN KUMAR 61.11% 36.11 0.00%

DDV K SHRAVN KUMAR 22.22% 63.89 11.11%

ET LAB K PRAVEEN KUMAR 55.56% 44.44 0.00%

ET PDC LAB A HIRITHA 13.89% 63.89 19.44%

TS K SANDHYA SREE 27.78% 44.44 11.11%

12 ECE 3A MEFA NARESH 15.15% 51.52 30.30%

DC B BINDU BHAVANI 48.48% 3.39 6.06%

MICRO PROCESS M HARINATH REDDY 12.12% 57.58 18.18%

DSP K CHANDRA SHEKER 33.33% 39.39 27.27%

VLSI K SANTHOSH KUMAR 53.13% 37.5 6.25%

HVPE GS MOUNIKA 0.00% 0 0.00%

MICRO PROCESS LAB K HARITHA 30.30% 57.58 9.09%

DSP LAB A SHASHIKIRAN 30.30% 63.64 3.03%

TS K SANDHYA SREE 12.12% 51.52 30.30%

13 ECE 3B MRFA NARESH 8.33% 66.67 19.44%

DC B BINDU BHAVAI 44.44% 47.22 5.56%

MC M HARINATH REDDY 5.56% 33.33 30.56%

DSP K CHANDRA SHEKER 36.11% 55.56 5.56%


HVPE DR.UMARANI 60.56% 56.33 11.11%

HPC K HARITHA 13.89% 61.11 13.89%


TS K SANDHYA SREE 27.78% 47.22 22.22%

14 ECE 3C MRFA DR VENUGOPAL 26.47% 35.29 26.47%

DC B BINDU BHAVAI 55.88% 44.12 0.00%

MC M HARINATH REDDY 17.65% 47.06 14.71%

DSP K CHANDRA SHEKER 41.18% 50 2.94%



HVPE DR.UMARANI 52.94% 44.12 0.00%

HPC K HARITHA 41.18% 41.18 1471.00%


TS K SANDHYA SREE 24.47% 64.71 0.00%

15 ECE 4A WCN K SHIVAKUMARA SWAMY 15.50% 12.12 33.33%

SC T LEELAVATHI 9.09% 33.33 48.48%

RS T MANJUNATH 36.36% 30.3 21.21%

16MECH H2A PT SUSHMA 55.56% 44.44 0.00%

TE1 SRINIVAS 0.00% 53.85 30.77%

FHM DIVYA 70.37% 29.63 0.00%

KM VENKATA RAMANA 19.23% 57.69 19.23%

MD PURNERDER REDDY 14.81% 48.15 29.63%

MATHES C SRINIVAS 7.69% 73.08 15.38%

FMH LAB Y VISWANATH 51.80% 44.44 3.70%

PT LAB SUSHMA 70.73% 29.63 0.00%

TS SRINIVASLU 3.85% 53.86 26.92%

17MECH H2B PT DIPANKAR SAHA 40.00% 50 5.00%

TE1 DAYA PRASAD 40.00% 50 10.00%

FHM DIVYA 2.00% 65 10.00%

KM M VENKATA RAMANA 30.00% 40 20.00%

MD PURNERDER REDDY 5.00% 60 25.00%

MATHES C SRINIVAS 25.00% 35 20.00%

FMH LAB CHETAN 35.00% 65 0.00%

PT LAB DIPANKAR SAHA 50.00% 40 0.00%

TS SRINIVASLU 0.00% 47.37 31.58%

18MECH H3A HT DAYA PRASAD 70.00% 26 3.00%

RAV D SURESH 88.00% 11 0.00%

FEM B MADHU 9.00% 65 21.00%

AE B PRANEETH 11.76% 35.29 38.24%

DMM2 CHETAN 23.53% 50 23.53%

HVPE PREETHI 61.76% 35.29 2.94%

HT LAB DAYA PRASAD 64.71% 29.41 5.88%

TS SRINIVASLU 17.65% 35.29 11.76%

19 MECH 3B HT D SURESH 56.00% 40 4.00%

RAC R RAMESH 3.13% 50 37.50%

FEM MADHU 3.13% 71.88 12.50%

AE SOURAV KULAKARNI 15.63% 68.75 12.50%

DMM2 CHETAN 15.63% 68.75 12.50%


HVPE MARTIN 12.50% 43.75 12.50%

HT LAB D SURESH 68.75% 28.13 0.00%

ACS LAB NEELAMSINGH 34.38% 37.5 18.75%

TS SRINIVASLU 7.00% 25 35.00%

20 CSE 3A DS G DHANA LAKSHMI 36.00% 45 18.00%

IS N ANJANEYELU 42.55% 38.3 12.77%

OOAD G VENKAT PRASAD 28.00% 45 17.00%

STM CH V PHANI KRISHNA 12.77% 40.43 31.91%

MEFA P L N S KALYANI 85.11% 10.64 2.13%

AECS LAB RAMESH 12.77% 46.81 23.40%

SEMINAR M YASEEN PASHA 34.00% 51 7.00%

CRT CHANDRAKALA 15.00% 55 22.00%

CT ST LAB CH V PHANI KRISHNA 12.77% 40.43 23.40%

21MECH H4A PPC MANJUNATH 50.00% 37 13.00%

RES DIEEPAK KRISHNA 38.00% 50 12.00%

PLMH VARUN 0.00% 38 25.00%

TS G POSHAL 46.00% 30 16.00%

PROJECT DIVYA 41.67% 54.17 4.17%

22 CSE 3B DS V NARSING RAO 25.00% 46 17.00%

IS N ANJANEYELU 60.00% 35 4.00%

OOAD G VENKAT PRASAD 49.00% 42 9.00%

STM FARIHA 46.67% 3.78 8.89%

MEFA SREEJA NAIR 80.00% 17.78 2.22%

WT M YASEEN PASHA 42.22% 40 13.33%

CT ST LAB FARIHA 26.00% 48 14.00%

AECS LAB RAMESH 13.33% 55.56 31.11%

SEMINAR N ANJANEYELU 48.89% 42.22 4.44%


23 CSE 3D DS V NARSING RAO 67.00% 30 2.50%

IS B RAMAKRISHNA 42.50% 52.5 5.00%

OOAD P SRAVANTHI 7.50% 50 20.00%

STM DR KIRAN KUMAR 35.00% 60 5.00%

MEFA SREEJA NAIR 65.00% 35 0.00%

WT M BHANU PRAKESH 52.00% 35 10.00%

CT ST LAB DR KIRAN KUMAR 15.00% 70 10.00%

AECS LAB RAMESH 7.50% 62.5 25.00%

SEMINAR M BHANU PRAKESH 40.00% 55 2.50%



24 CSE 4A MS NO FEEDBACK

SW&SN NO FEEDBACK

ASN NO FEEDBACK

PROJECT NO FEEDBACK

25 CSE 4B MS GS MOUNIKA 22.12% 49.04% 24.04%

SW&SN T PAVAN KUMAR 40.38 44.23 13.46

ASN B VENKANNA 55 40 4

PROJECT PROJECT GUIDES 44.23 46.15 7.69

26 ECE 2C EMTL G MUKESH 74.55 21.82 3.64

ECA J SHAILAJA 11.11 64.81 18.52

PDC K SHIVA PRASAD 5.56 38.89 37.04

DDV K SHRAVN KUMAR 9.09 45.45 32.73

ET LAB K PRAVEEN KUMAR 60 40 0

ET PDC LAB A HIRITHA 12.73 65.45 20

TS K SANDHYA SREE 16.36 54.55 21.82

27 ECE 4B WCN K SHIVA KUMARA SWAMY 6.9 27.59 34.48

SC T LEELAVATHI 10.34 51.72 31.03

RS T MANJUNATH 17.24 68.97 6.9

28 CIVIL 2 P & S NAVANEETHA 57.69 42.31 0

SOM 2 V MADHU KRISHNA 19.23 44.23 32.69

HHM GOUTHAMI 9.62 38.46 34.62

ES A SHANKAR 15.38 48.08 23.08

SA1 O AKHILASH 36.54 42.31 15.3

BMPC V VENKATESH 25 48 24

SUR LAB CH PAVAN KUMAR 40 48 6

CABD LAB MADHUSUDHAN 23.08 44.23 17.31

29 CIVIL 3 SA2 S NAVODAYA 9.68 25.81 29.03

SSDD CVK CHAITHANYA 41.94 45.16 6.45

FE CH PAVAN KUMAR 61.29 29.03 3.23

EE A RAVINDER 41.94 35.48 19.35

TE1 V V KAMALAKAR 3.23 41.94 22.58

GWH CHANDRA SHEKAR 22.58 35.48 16.13

GT LAB CVK CHAITHANYA 48.39 38.71 3.23

AECS LAB RAMESH 29.03 41.94 16.13

30 CIVIL4 PRS P SITARAM 0 75 12.5

PCS V V KAMALAKAR 0 25 62.5

CM MADHU SUDHAN 7 25 0

PROJECT DEPT FACULTY 25 75 0


SEMINAR V V KAMALAKAR 0 50 37.5

INDUSTRY ORIENTED SITARAM 0 75 12.5

VIVA MADHU SUDHAN 62.5 37.5 0

31 DIPA BEE J LAKSHMI 28.57 45.71 17.14

EEM SRILATHA 25.71 45.71 20

BEE LAB LAKSHMI 22.86 51.43 14.29

ENG K.SANDHYA SREE 25.71 45.71 20

M1 MARIYA DENIEL 54.29 37.14 2.86

CFD THEORY K.ANIL KUMAR 31.43 48.57 8.57

FUNDPRACT LAB K.ANIL KUMAR 34.29 40 17.14

CIVIL ENM MADHU 34.29 31.43 22.86

SURVEY A.RAVINDER 28.57 40 17.14

SOFTSKILS GHOUSI BEGUM 35 50 8

SURVEY LAB N RAMESH 35.29 44.12 8.82

PHYSICS D CHANDRA MOHAN 64.71 32.35 0

CHEMISTRY DR D MAHENDER REDDY 58.82 32.35 0

WT SUSHMA 26.47 38.24 17.65

MECHEM SAIKIRAN 58.82 29.41 8.82

ED LAB MAHESH 61.76 32.35 5.88

PHY/CHE LAB DR D MAHENDER REDDY 55.88 26.47 11.76

WORKSHOP PRATICE LAB SUSHMA 26.47 44.12 8.82

MECHEM SAI KIRAN 58.82 29.41 8.82

M1 TUTORIAL KRISHNAVENI 38.24 55.88 2.94

32 DEEE2 MATHEMATICS-111 KRISHNAVENI 90 10 0

AC MACHINES-1 V SANTHOSHKUMAR 10 40 30

POWER SYSTEMS CH VEERAIAH 20 70 10

EI ABDUL RAUF 30 70 0

ELETRANICS-II SONAM SHRMA 60 40 0

PROGAMMING B OBULESU 30 70 0

EED M GOPI 90 10 0

CS LAB SANDHYA SREE 30 60 10

AC MECHINES LAB M GOPI 70 30 10

ELECTRONNICS-2 LAB SONAM SHRMA 40 50 10

ET J LAKSHMI 16.67 66.67 16.67

33 DEEE3 INDUSTRIAL MNGT HARI KRISHNA 0 66.67 33.33

WT J LAKSHMI 16.67 66.67 16.67

POWER SYSTEMS SHIVA SHANKAR KUMAR 0 16.6 50

POWER ELETRINICS BALA KUMAR 16.67 66.67 16.67

MICRO CONTROLLERS R SHRAVANI 33.33 50 16.67

IA G DAYANAND 33.33 50 16.67


ECAP K NARESH 0 50 33.33

DE R SHRAVANI 66.67 16.67 16.67

PEL A SARITHA 16.67 33.33 33.33

PROJECT N DEEPA/M GOPI 16.67 16.67 50

34 DCIVIL 2 EM-III ASHA JYOTHI 25 37.5 18.75

THS A GOUTHAMI 25 43.75 25

QS-1 N RAMESH 56.25 31.25 12.5

SUR-III O AKHILASH 37.5 43.75 0

TE S SOWMYA 31.25 56.25 12.5

CP LAB CHNDRA SHEKAR 18.75 31.25 37.5

BSD LAB V NAVODAYA 31.25 56.25 12.5

CS LAB GHOUSI BEGUM 25 62.5 6.25

SUR-III LAB S SOWMYA 43.75 50 6.25

35 DCIVIL 3 SS NAVODAYA 42.86 57.14 0

EE-II P SITARAM 64.29 28.57 7.14

CTV S SOWMYA 0 64.29 35.71

CFR V MADHU KRISHNA 57.14 35.71 7.14

QCSC CHANDHRA SHEKAR 14.29 14.29 64.29

SED O AKHILASH 64.29 35.71 0

CEW LAB V MADHU KRISHNA 57.14 21.43 21.43

CTP LAB N RAMESH 0 57.14 7.14

PROJECT DEPT FACULTY 28.57 64.29 7.14


Annexure – III

Details of Faculty Participation in Seminars and Conferences

S. NO.

FACULTY NAME

DEPARTMENT WORKSHOP

/FDP

ORGANIZATION DURATION

1 A.Srilakshmi CSE Scipy - 2016 India

Conference by FOSSEE

IIT Bombay 10th Dec ,-11th Dec 2016

2 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Scipy - 2016 India

Conference by FOSSEE

IIT Bombay 10th Dec -11th

Dec 2016

3 P.Sravanthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education

Vardhaman College of Engineering.

6th Jan to 8th Jan 2017

4 G.Deepthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



5 V.Aruna CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



6 K.Sharath Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering




Education

7 A.SriLakshmi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



8 J.Deepthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



9 K.Pavan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



10 G.Venkata Prasad CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



11 B.RamaKrishna CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



12 T.Pavan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



13 N.Anjaneyulu CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



14 Y.Srinivas CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



15 G.Sravan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



16 Dr.Kiran Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering




Education

17 M.Irfan Pasha CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



18 M.Yaseen Pasha CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



19 M.BhanuPrakash CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



20 L.Srikanth CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



21 T Sunil Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education

Vardhaman college of engineering.

6thjan to 8thjan 2017

22 T.Pavan Kumar CSE Cisco Conference

Radison Hotel 8th Feb-10th Feb 2017

23 N.Anjaneyulu CSE Cisco Conference


24 L.Srikanth CSE Cisco Conference


25 P.Sravanthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption”

Sphoorthy engineering college

24th Feb - 25th Feb 2017

26 A.Srilakshmi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption

Sphoorthy Engineering College


27 M.Manohar CSE National conference on “Climate


24th Feb - 25th Feb


Change Adaption

2017

28 J.Deepthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



29 G.Deepthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



30 K.Sharath Kumar CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



31 CH.V.Phani Krishna

CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



32 V.Narsinga Rao CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



33 V.Aruna CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



34 B.Obulesu CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



35 M.YaseenPasha CSE National conference on “Climate Change




Adaption

36 M IrfanPasha CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



37 M.BhanuPrakash CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



38 G.Venkata Prasad CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



39 K.Pavan Kumar CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



40 P.Shanker Naik CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



41 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Conference on Trends &Innovations for NextG ICT-International Summit-2017

4th March 2017

42 P.Sravanthi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management.


17th March-18th March 2017

43 G.Deepthi CSE International Conference on Emerging

Sphoorthy Engineering

17th March-18th March


Trends in Engineering, Science and Management

College 2017

44 V.Aruna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



45 J.Deepthi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



46 K.Sharath Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management




CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



48 Dr.Kiran Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



49 G.Venkata Prasad CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in




Engineering, Science and Management

50 P.Shanker Naik CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



51 M.Manohar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



52 V.Narsinga Rao CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



53 Y. Srinivas CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



54 B.Obulesu CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



55 T.Dhanalakshmi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering,




Science and Management

56 P.Priyanka CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



57 M IrfanPasha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



58 M.YaseenPasha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



59 A.Jyoshna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



60 A.Divyasree CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



61 Manjunath N Wali CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and




Management

62 M.BhanuPrakash CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



63 Fariha Nujeeb CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



64 B.Sudeshna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



65 G.Swetha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



66 A.Priyanaka CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



67 T Sunil Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and




Management

68

Afshan Jabeen ECE

National conference on

recent trends in engineering

education and significance of

free open source

softwares

KGRCET15-17

December 2016

69

Mr. Siddanagouda F.B ECE

NCRACEE

National Conference on

Recent Advances in

Communication and

Electronics Engineering

NIT, Warangal21st & 22nd

October, 2016

70

Dr. K.S.K. Swamy ECE

NCRACEE


Recent Advances in

Communication and



October, 2016

71

Mrs.P.Poornima ECE

NCRACEE


Recent Advances in

Communication and



October, 2016

72 Mrs.P.Poornima ECE International Conference on “Recent Trends

in Communicatio

McGraw Hills,Bengluru

12th & 13th

November, 2016


n & Computer Networks –

ComNet -2016,

73

Mrs. P. Poornima ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

74

Mr. G. Mukesh ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

75

Mrs. J.Shailaja ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

76

Mrs. T.Manjulatha ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

77

Mrs.B.Bindu Bhavani

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

78

Mr. K.Santhosh Kumar

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

79

Mr. U. Anil Kumar ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

80 Mr. M. Harinath Reddy

ECE National Conference on

Climate Change


24-25February

2017


Adaption- 2017

81

Mr. Siddanagowda F.B.

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

82

Mr. K. Chandra Shekar

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

83

Mr. S. Venumadhav

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

84

Mr. Basavaraj Police Patil D

ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

85

Mr.K.Shiva Prasad ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

86

Mr.A.ShashiKiran ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

87

Mrs.T.Chandrakala ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

88

Mrs.Y.Priya ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017


89

Mrs.K.Priyanka ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

90

Ms.Ch.Rajitha ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

91

Mr.S.Bhanu ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

92

Ms.B.Ambika Sree ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

93

Ms .B.Meena ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

94

Ms.K.Arunakala ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

95

Ms.M.Sumanjali ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

96

Ms.R.Shravani ECE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


24-25February

2017

97 Mr.C.Rajesh ECE National Conference on


24-25February


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017College 2017

98

Dr. K. Siva Kumara Swamy

ECE

International Conference in

Transformation in Engineering

Education ICTIEE-2017

Vardhaman College of Engineering

6-8January

2017

99

Mr. G. Mukesh ECE





6-8January

2017

100

Mrs. P. Poornima ECE





6-8January

2017

101

Mrs. J.Shailaja ECE





6-8January

2017

102

Mrs. T.Manjulatha ECE





6-8January

2017

103

Mr. U. Anil Kumar ECE





6-8January

2017


ECE International Conference in

Transformation


6-8January

2017


in Engineering Education

ICTIEE-2017

105

Mr. Siddanagowda ECE





6-8January

2017

106

Mr. K. Chandra Shekar

ECE





6-8January

2017

107

Mr. S. Venumadhav

ECE





6-8January

2017

108

Mrs. T. Chandrakala

ECE





6-8January

2017

109

Mr. D.Venkata Ratnam

ECE





6-8January

2017

110

Mr. S. Bhanu ECE





6-8January

2017

111 Dr. Siva Kumara Swamy

ECE International Conference on Emerging




Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

112

Dr. Santosh Kumar Jha ECE

International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



113

P. Poornima ECE




114

G. Mukesh ECE




115

J. Shailaja ECE




116 T.. Manjulatha ECE International Conference on




Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

College 2017

117

B Bindu Bhavani ECE




118

K. Santhosh kumar ECE




119

Siddanagouda.F.B ECE




120

Uppugunduru Anil Kumar ECE




121 M. Harinath reddy ECE International Sphoorthy 17th March-


Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

Engineering College

18th March 2017

122

Bhanu Siramshetti ECE




123

Tummala Chandra kala ECE




124

K. Shiva prasad ECE




125

S.Swathi ECE





126

T.Leelavathi ECE




127

Thirandasu.Swathi ECE




128

M.Praveena Reddy ECE




129

Razia Mohammadi ECE




130 K.Arunakala ECE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-




2017)

131

M.Sumanjali ECE




132

M.Maheshwari ECE




133

Afshan Jabeen ECE




134

Shravani Raveeti ECE




135 K. Haritha ECE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management




(ICETESM-2017)

136

Bhagyasri Zigeesha ECE




137

Sonam Sharma ECE




138

Pradeep K G M ECE




139

K.Dasharath ECE




140 Jerripothulu.Babu ECE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and




Management (ICETESM-2017)

141

B.Ambika Sree ECE




142

Kasaram Priyanka ECE




143

A. Shashikiran ECE




144

S. Venumadhav ECE




145 Y. Priya ECE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering,




Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

146

Chittampally Rajitha ECE




147

B.Meena ECE




148

Basavaraj Police Patil D. ECE




149

Mahesh B Shetkar, ECE




150 Rajesh C ECE International Conference on Emerging Trends in




Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

151

Shweta Manghnani ECE




152

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.

Mechanical Engineering

Realism in the class room by

TASK


College

5days(20.10.2016-26.10.2016)

153

Mr.B.Madhu. Mechanical Engineering


TASK


college.

5days(20.10.2016

-26.10.2016)

154

Mr.Nandish.V Mechanical Engineering

Analytical Approach for

air conditioning

load calculations

Geethanjali college of

Engineering and technology

5days(29.05.2017-2.06.2017)

155

Mr.Srinivasa Dhaya Prasad



air conditioning

load calculations



5days(29.05.2017-2.06.2017)

156

Mr.B.Raghavendra



air conditioning

load calculations



5days(29.05.2017-2.06.2017)

157

Mr.Kethavath Srinivas



air conditioning

load calculations



5days(29.05.2017-2.06.2017)

158 Mr.D.Suresh Mechanical Analytical Geethanjali 5days


Engineering Approach for air

conditioning load

calculations

college of Engineering and

technology

(29.05.2017-2.06.2017)

159

Mr.G. Swaroop kumar Yadav.


Product Design and

Manufacturing

TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill

and Knowledge

5days(2.01.2017-06.01.2017)

160

Mr.R.Venumadhav Reddy.


Mechanical Engineering Laboratories

Geethanjali College of

Engineering and Technology

5days(06.03.2017

-10.03.2017)

161

Mr.G.Rama mohana rao.





5days(06.03.2017

-10.03.2017)

162

Mr. B. Jojappa. Mechanical Engineering




5days(06.03.2017

-10.03.2017)

163

Mr.Anthony Raju.





5days(06.03.2017

-10.03.2017)

164

Mr.P.Paramesh. Mechanical Engineering

Additive Manufacturing Technology (3 printing)&

its applications

Vasavi college of Engineering.

1 day(21.01.2017

)

165Mr.Shreeenivas. Mechanical

EngineeringAuto cad

fusion 360MahatmaGandhi

institute of technology.

3days

166



Non –Destructive

Testing(Certification

course)

Training Of Institute of NDT

15days(05.05.2017

-20.05.2017)

167

Mr.Varun bhatt Mechanical Engineering

Non –Destructive


course)


15days(05.05.2017

-20.05.2017)

168 Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.


Startup Enablers Training series-

Professional Course Level

ISBA (Indian STEP & Business

incubator association.

5days(23.01.2017

-27.01.2017)


1

169

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.


International Engineering

Educator certification

programme by IUCEE


College

3days(28.12.2016

-29.12.2016)

170

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.


international Engineering


programme by IUCEE


College

3days(28.12.2016

-29.12.2016)

171

Mr.M.Venkata Ramana.




programme by IUCEE


College

3days(28.12.2016

-29.12.2016)

172

Dr.G.Poshal. Mechanical Engineering



programme by IUCEE


College

3days(28.12.2016-29.12.2016

173Mr.G. Swaroop kumar Yadav


Recent Trends in Production Engineering

Osmania University.

1day)

174

Mrs. Ryali Nava Sai Divya.


National Level Seminar

on Recent trends in

composites Materials

V R Siddhartha Engineering College, Vijayawada, India.

2 days(22.09.2016

-23.09.2016)

175

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.


International Conference on Transformation

s In Engineering Education

Vardhaman Engineering

College

3 days(06.01.2017

-08.01.2017)

176

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.





College

3days(06.01.2017

-08.01.2017)

177

Mr.Dipankar. Mechanical Engineering




College

3days(06.01.2017

-08.01.2017)

178 Mr.Venkatarama Mechanical International Vardhaman 3days


na. Engineering Conference on Transformation


Engineering College

(06.01.2017-

08.01.2017)

179

Mr.D.Suresh. Mechanical Engineering




College

3days(06.01.2017

-08.01.2017)

180

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.


National Level Workshop on

“Advance Vehicle

Dynamics”

Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India.

3 days(25.08.2016

-27.08.2016)

181

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.


International conference emerging trends in

Engineering, science and

Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

182

Mr.D.Suresh Mechanical Engineering

Recent innovations

engineering and technology

Aurora Engineering College

(22.12.2016-

23.12.2016)

183

Mr.B.Madhu Mechanical Engineering

Recent innovations



(22.12.2016-

23.12.2016)

184Mr.T.Saikiran

GoudMechanical Engineering

Climate change and adoption


(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

185Dr.G.Poshal Mechanical

EngineeringClimate change

and adoptionSphoorthy Engineering College

(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

186Mr. M.Venkata ramana




(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

187

Dr.G.Poshal Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

188 Mrs.R.N.S.Divya Mechanical Engineering




2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)


Management.

189

Mr.Dayaprasad Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

190

Mr.M.Venkata Ramana




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

191

Mr.Purender Reddy




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

192

Mr.Nagamurali Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

193

Mr.Dipankar saha




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

194

Ms.Sushma Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

195

Mr.Manjunath Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

196 Mr.Shreenivas Mechanical Engineering



2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)



Management.

197

Mr.Irfan Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

198

Mr.Chetan ghooli Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

199

Mr.Natraj Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

200

Mr.Varunbhatt Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

201

Mr.Anil Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

202

Mr.Nandish Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

203

Mr.Raghavender Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

204 Mr.Srinivasulu Mechanical Engineering

International conference


2 days.(17.03.2017


emerging trends in


Management.

College -18.03.2017)

205

Mr.Paramesh Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

206

Mr.Praneeth chaitanya




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

207




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

208

Mr.Ramesh Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

209




Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

210

Mr.Vishwanath Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)

211

Mr.Saidulu Mechanical Engineering



Management.


2 days.(17.03.2017

-18.03.2017)


212

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya Mechanical Engineering

ICRIEECICME Organized by ISETEAnd with association with institution of research and journal luckno india. (Presented paper)

1day19.06.2017

213

DR.P. SRINIVASULU

Civil Engg.


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

214

V. NAVODAYA Civil Engg. National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

215

A.GOUTHAMI Civil Engg. National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

216

N. RAMESH Civil Engg. National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

217

A.BHARGAV KRISHNA

Civil Engg. National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

218

V. MADHU KRISHNA


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

219

A.MADHU SUDHAN


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017


220

A.MADHUSUDHAN

Civil Engg. International Conference in




6-8January

2017

221

V.V.KAMALAKAR





6-8January

2017

222

DR.P. SRINIVASULU





6-8January

2017

223

P. SETARRAM Civil Engg. International Conference in




6-8January

2017

224

A.MADHUSUDHAN

Civil Engg. International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



225

V.NAOVODAYA Civil Engg. International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



226 V.MADHU Civil Engg. International Sphoorthy 17th March-


KRISHNA Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)

Engineering College

18th March 2017

227

N. RAMESH Civil Engg. International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



228

A.BHARGAV KRISHNA




229

CHAITANYA CVK




230

PAVAN KUMAR CH





231

V.VENKATESH Civil Engg. International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



232

Deepa Nidanakavi

EEE


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

233

K.Praveen Kumar EEE National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

234

A Srilatha

EEE National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

235

M.Gopi


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

236

J.Lakshmi


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

237

P.Varun Kumar


Climate Change

Adaption- 2017


College

24-25February

2017

238 Deepa Nidanakavi EEE International Conference in

Transformation


6-8January

2017


in Engineering Education

ICTIEE-2017

239

K Praveen Kumar EEE





6-8January

2017

240

P Varun KumarEEE





6-8January

2017

241

Syed Abdur Rauf Magrabi EEE





6-8January

2017

242

Srilatha AnnreddyEEE





6-8January

2017

243

M Gopi EEE





6-8January

2017

244

Deepa Nidanakavi EEE





245

K Praveen Kumar EEE




246

P Varun KumarEEE




247

Syed Abdur Rauf Magrabi

EEEInternational Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-2017)



248

Srilatha Annireddy




249 M Gopi EEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETESM-




2017)

250

Ch. Veeraiah




251

K. Naresh Kumar




252

Shiv Shanker Kumar




253

I. Bala Kumar




254 J. Lakshmi EEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management




(ICETESM-2017)

255

Dr. D. Sudhakar Reddy

H&S Faculty enablement program on felicitation

skills

TASK 27-29 Sep 2016

256


H&S Conference on Teaching English in

Contemporary classroom

BhavansVivekanand college of science

20-21 Jan 2017

257 Dr. P. GayathriPavani

H&S AP SCIENCE CONGRESS

AP AKADEMI OF SCIENCES

07-09 Nov-2016

258

Dr. P. GayathriPavani

H&S International Conference at

IUMRS-ICYRAM 2017

IISC Bangalore 11-15 December

2016

259


H&S ICTIEE-2017 Vardhaman Engineering

College, Hyderabad.

6-8 Jan 2017

260

Dr. D. Mahendhar Reddy

H&S National Conference on

Climate Change

Adaptions


College

24-25 Feb 2017

261

Mrs. P. Madhavi H&S International Conference on

Emerging Trends in

Engineering, Science and Management (ICETSM-

2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

262

Mr. D. Chandra Mohan

H&S International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

263 Mrs. V.K. SandhyaSree


Emerging Trends in



College

17-18 March 2017


2017)

264

Mrs. Neelam Singh


Emerging Trends in


2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

265

Ms. AlleShirisha H&S International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

266

Mrs.MariyaDaniyal


Emerging Trends in


2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

267

Mrs. B.Navaneetha H&S International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


College

17-18 March 2017

268

Mr. N. Ramesh H&S International Conference on The Bhagavad Gita: The Best Teacher & The

student

ELTAI Tirupati, Tirupati

06-07April 2017.

269

Mr.N. Ramesh H&S One-Day Seminar On English For

Engineers And Technocrats: Materials and

Evaluation

Sreyas Institute Of Engineering &

Technology

04 March 2017

270 PALNS Kalyani MBA One Day National

Seminar on Changing

Department of Business Management, Telangana

4th May, 2017.


Paradigms in Management

Practices

University

271

PALNS Kalyani MBA International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


17-18 March, 2017.

272

PALNS Kalyani MBA National Level Conference on

“Climate Change and

Adaption ( Challenges &

Issues in Adaption”)

Sphoorthy Engineering College, Sponsored by : SERB, DST, GOI, New Delhi,

24-25 February,

2017.

273

PALNS Kalyani MBA National Level Conference

Nizam College in association with Telangana Commerce Association

22nd October, 2016.

274

PALNS Kalyani MBA National Level Conference on Recent Trends in Management and Social Sciences”

Anveshana Educational and Research Foundation in association with University College of Commerce and Business Management, OU

25-27 August, 2016.

275

PALNS Kalyani MBA 2nd

International Conference on Emerging Strategies for Business Advancements

Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women

19-20 August, 2016.

276

PALNS Kalyani MBA Two day National Conference on Women in Higher Education: Perspectives and Challenges in Digital ERA (WHE-2016)

organized by NIT Warangal

30-31, May, 2016.

277 Dr A. Joseph Praveen

MBA Accelerating the process of E-Teaching

St.Ann’s college of education,secundrab

ad.

.(16- July 2016)


learning and evaluation to

evolve E- methodologies

for the next generation

learners

278

Dr A. Joseph Praveen

MBA International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)

Sphoorthy

Engineering

college

Hyderabad)

(17th -18th

March,2017

279

Dr. B. Uma Rani MBA International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


College, Hyderabad

17-18th March 2017

280

Dr. B. Uma Rani MBA National Conference on “Climate Change Adaption: Challenges & Issues in Adaptation”

Department of Humanities and Basic Sciences,


College, Hyderabad in association with

Science and Engineering

Research Board (SERB), DST, Government of

India, New Delhi,

24th and 25th

February,20

17.

281

Dr. B. Uma Rani MBA Two Day National

Conference on “Demonetizatio

n to Digital Economy- Issues and

Challenges”

Department of Business

Management, Osmania

University, Hyderabad

20th and 21st January

2017

282 Dr. B. Uma Rani MBA Fourth International

Conference on Transformation

s in Engineering Education

(ICTIEE) 2017,

Vardhaman Engineering College in

association with Indo-Universal

Collaboration for Engineering

Education (IUCEE)

6th to 8th January,201

7


Hyderabad

283

B.L.MARTIN MBAInternational

Conference on Emerging Trends in

Engineering, Science and

Management (ICETSM-

2017)


College17-18th

March 2017

284

B.L.MARTIN MBA National Seminar on Demonetisation to Digital Economy – Issues and Challenges.

Dept of Business Management, OU

20th &21st

January,2017

285

B.L.MARTIN MBAInternational Conference on Strategies for Business Excellence: Challenges and Opportunities.

Mallareddy Institute of Technology,

16&17 Dec, 2016

286

B.L.MARTIN MBA National Seminar on Emerging Trends in Marketing of Goods, Services and Financial Products.

Dept of Bus. Mgt, OU

27&28 Sep, 2016

287

B.L.MARTIN MBANational Conference on Recent Trends in Management and Social Sciences

Dept of Bus. Mgt, OU

26&27 Aug, 2016

288

B.L.MARTIN MBANational Seminar onEmeerging trends in Banking and Financial Services.

Dept of Bus. Mgt OU

18&19 Nov, 2016

289

B.L.MARTIN MBANational Seminar on Contemporary Management Practices

Dept of Business Mgt OU

20&21 Aug, 2010


290

GS Mounika MBA International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management (ICETSM-2017)


18-19 March, 2017.

291

GS Mounika MBA National Level Conference on Recent Trends in Management and Social Sciences”

Anveshana Educational and Research Foundation in association with University College of Commerce and Business Management, OU

25-27 August, 2016.

292

GS Mounika MBA 2nd

International Conference on Emerging Strategies for Business Advancements

Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women

19-20 August, 2016.

293

Mr.P.Naresh kumar

MBA Two Day National

Seminar on Rejuvention of

Telangana Economy:Oppo

rtunities and Challenges.

Telangana University,Nizamabad.

12-13th April, 2017

294

Mr.P.Naresh kumar

MBA International Conference on

Emerging Trends in


2017)


College, Hyderabad

17-18th March 2017

295

Hari krishna.KMBA IJISTM

Sphoorthy engineering college,conference world

MAR,2017

296Nair Sreeja sivankutty MBA

International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management

Sphoorthy engineering College, Hyderabad

17-18th March 2017


(ICETSM-2017)

297

Nair Sreeja sivankutty MBA

National Conference on demonetization and Digital Economy Possibilities-Challenges and opportunities

Department of Business Management, Osmania University, Hyderabad

1 Day17-18th March

2017

298

Nair Sreeja sivankutty MBA

International Conference on Stratergies for

Business Excellence:

Challenges and Opportunities

Malla Reddy College of

Engineering and technology, Dhullapally, Secundrabad

16&17 Dec, 2016


ANNEXURE – IV

DETAILS OF FACULTY DEVELOPMENT OF FACULTY MEMBERS OF SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE DURING ACADEMIC YEAR : 2016-17

SNO FACULTY NAME

DEPARTMENT

WORKSHOP/FDP

ORGANIZATION DURATION

1 P.Sravanthi CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College

20th June-25th June 2016.

2 A. Srilakshmi CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College

20th June-25th June 2016.

3 J.Deepthi CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College

20th June-25th June 2016

4 K.Sharath Kumar CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


5 V.Narsinga Rao CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


6 Y. Srinivas CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


7 M IrfanPasha CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


8 M.YaseenPasha CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College

20th June-25th June


2016

9 M.BhanuPrakash CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


10 Fariha Nujeeb CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


11 G.Swetha CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


12 G.Venkata Prasad CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


13 B.Sudeshna CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College


14 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Microsoft .Net Sphoorthy Engineering College.


15 P.Sravanthi CSE Successful Implementation of Problem Based Learning for Students


25th June 2016

16 A. Srilakshmi CSE Successful Implementation of Problem Based Learning for Students


25th June 2016

17 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Successful Implementation of Problem Based Learning for Students


25th June 2016

18 J.Deepthi CSE Successful Implementation of Problem Based Learning for Students


25th June 2016

19 P.Sravanthi CSE Faculty Sphoorthy Engineering 10thAug-


Development Programme on IOT

College 12thAug,2016

20 A. Srilakshmi CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

21 J.Deepthi CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

22 K.Sharath Kumar CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

23 V.Narsinga Rao CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

24 M.YaseenPasha CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

25 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

26 M.BhanuPrakash CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

27 G.Venkata Prasad CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

28 Fariha Nujeeb CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT

Sphoorthy Engineering College.

10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

29 M.Manohar CSE Faculty Sphoorthy Engineering 10th Aug-12th


Development Programme on IOT

College. Aug,2016

30 B.Sudeshna CSE Faculty Development Programme on IOT


10th Aug-12th

Aug,2016

31 P.Sravanthi CSE NEN WF 100 Refreshing course

Anurag group of institutions.

17th Sep 2016

32 A. Srilakshmi CSE NEN WF 100 Refreshing course

Anurag group of institutions.

17th Sep 2016

33 A. Srilakshmi CSE Realism in the Classroom


20th Oct -26th

Oct 2016

34 K.Sharath Kumar CSE Realism in the Classroom


20th Oct -26th

Oct 2016

35 Fariha Nujeeb CSE Realism in the Classroom


20th Oct -26th

Oct 2016

36 M IrfanPasha CSE Realism in the Classroom

Sphoorthy Engineering College .

20th Oct -26th

Oct 2016

37 T.Somashekar CSE Realism in the Classroom

Sphoorthy Engineering College .

20th Oct -26th

Oct 2016

38 A. Srilakshmi CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop


28th Nov - 30th Nov 2016

39 J.Deepthi CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



40 K.PavanKumar CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop




41 V.Aruna CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



42 M.Irfan Pasha CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



43 M.Yaseen Pasha CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



44 T.Somashekar CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



45 V.Narsinga Rao CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



46 N.Anjaneyulu CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



47 T.Pavan Kumar CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop




48 M.Bhanu Prakash CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



49 G.Venkata Prasad CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



50 Y.Srinivas CSE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



51 A. Srilakshmi CSE Scipy - 2016 India Conference by

FOSSEE

IIT Bombay 10th Dec ,-11th Dec 2016

52 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Scipy - 2016 India Conference by

FOSSEE

IIT Bombay 10th Dec -11th Dec 2016

53 G.Deepthi CSE NS3 workshop MVSR . 18th Dec-23rd Dec 2016

54 V.Aruna CSE NS3 workshop MVSR . 18th Dec-23rd Dec 2016

55 P.Sravanthi CSE NEN WF 101 course

Marri laxmanreddy institute of technology.

21st Dec-23rd

Dec 2016

56 K.Pavan Kumar CSE NEN WF 101 course

Marri laxmanreddy institute of technology.

21st Dec-23rd

Dec 2016

57 P.Sravanthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



58 G.Deepthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in




Engineering Education

59 V.Aruna CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



60 K.Sharath Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



61 A. Srilakshmi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



62 J.Deepthi CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



63 K.Pavan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



64 G.Venkata Prasad CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



65 B.RamaKrishna CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



66 T.Pavan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



67 N.Anjaneyulu CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



68 Y.Srinivas CSE IUCEE Transformation in




Engineering Education

69 G.Sravan Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



70 Dr.Kiran Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



71 M.Irfan Pasha CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



72 M.Yaseen Pasha CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



73 M.BhanuPrakash CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



74 L.Srikanth CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



75 T Sunil Kumar CSE IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education

Vardhaman college of engineering.

6thjan to 8thjan 2017


CSE Software Engineering and testing methodologies

NIT Warangal, Swami Vivekananda Institute of technology

8th Jan to 2nd Feb 2017

77 J.Deepthi CSE Entrepreneurship Development

Engineering Staff College of India

10th Jan,11th Jan 2017

78 M IrfanPasha CSE TCS ION pride faculty development

TCS Gachibowli 16th Jan 2017

79 T Sunil Kumar CSE Cloud Computing Brilliant Institute of 21st Feb 23rd


Engineering &Technology

Feb2017

80 B.Obulesh CSE Cloud Computing Brilliant Institute of Engineering &Technology

21st Feb 23rd

Feb2017

81 A. Srilakshmi CSE E – Summit’2017 IIT Bombay 28th Jan -29th

Jan 2017

82 P.Sravanthi CSE BIG DATA using hadoop


3rd Feb-4th Feb 2017

83 G.Deepthi CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



84 V.Aruna CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



85 K.Sharath Kumar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop




CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



87 M.Manohar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



88 V.Narsinga Rao CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



89 Y. Srinivas CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



90 B.Obulesh CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



91 T.Dhanalakshmi CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



92 M IrfanPasha CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



93 M.YaseenPasha CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



94 M.BhanuPrakash CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



95 Fariha Nujeeb CSE BIG DATA using hadoop




96 G.Venkata Prasad CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



97 T Sunil Kumar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



98 S.Nikhil CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



99 K.Anil Kumar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



100 J.Sudheer Kumar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



101 T .Somashekar CSE BIG DATA using hadoop



102 Lakshmikanth CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

103 N.Anjaneyulu CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

104 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

105 B.Venkanna CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

106 Veeresh kumar CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

107 P.Shankar Naik CSE Digital Wellness Sphoorthy Engineering College

4th Feb 2017

108 T.Pavan Kumar CSE Cisco Conference Radison Hotel 8th Feb-10th Feb 2017

109 N.Anjaneyulu CSE Cisco Conference Radison Hotel 8th Feb-10th Feb 2017

110 L.Srikanth CSE Cisco Conference Radison Hotel 8th Feb-10th Feb 2017

111 P.Sravanthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption”



112 A.Srilakshmi CSE National conference on

Sphoorthy Engineering 24th Feb - 25th Feb


“Climate Change Adaption

College 2017

113 M.Manohar CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



114 J.Deepthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



115 G.Deepthi CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



116 K.Sharath Kumar CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption




CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



118 V.Narsinga Rao CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



119 V.Aruna CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



120 B.Obulesh CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



121 M.YaseenPasha CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



122 M IrfanPasha CSE National conference on


24th Feb - 25th Feb


“Climate Change Adaption

2017

123 M.BhanuPrakash CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



124 G.Venkata Prasad CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



125 K.Pavan Kumar CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



126 P.Shankar Naik CSE National conference on “Climate Change Adaption



127 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Conference on Trends &Innovations for NextG ICT-International Summit-2017

4th March 2017

128 P.Sravanthi CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development


6th March -20th March 2017

129 G.Deepthi CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development


6th March- 20th March 2017

130 V.Aruna CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business




Development

131 K.Sharath Kumar CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development



132 J.Deepthi CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development



133 A.Srilakshmi CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development



134 Y. Srinivas CSE National institute for entrepreneurship and small business development



135 CH.V Phani Krishna

CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development


6th March 20th March 2017

136 Dr.Kiran Kumar CSE National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development


6th March 20th March 2017

137 V.Aruna CSE Faculty Skill Program On C and Data Structure

JNTUH 6th March -11th March 2017

138 P.Sravanthi CSE International Sphoorthy Engineering 17th March-


Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management.

College 18th March 2017

139 G.Deepthi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



140 V.Aruna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



141 J.Deepthi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



142 K.Sharath Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management







144 Dr.Kiran Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



145 G.Venkata Prasad CSE International Sphoorthy Engineering 17th March-


Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management


146 P.Shankar Naik CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



147 M.Manohar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



148 V.Narsinga Rao CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



149 Y. Srinivas CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



150 B.Obulesh CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



151 T.Dhanalakshmi CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



152 P.Priyanka CSE International Sphoorthy Engineering 17th March-




153 M IrfanPasha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



154 M.YaseenPasha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



155 A.Jyoshna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



156 A.Divyasree CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



157 Manjunath N Wali




158 M.BhanuPrakash CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



159 Fariha Nujeeb CSE International Sphoorthy Engineering 17th March-




160 B.Sudeshna CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



161 G.Swetha CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



162 A.Priyanka CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



163 T Sunil Kumar CSE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Science and Management



164 P.Sravanthi CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March, 2017

165 G.Deepthi CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March,2017

166 B.Obulesh CSE Oracle Webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

167 T.Dhanalakshmi CSE Oracle Webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

168 M.YaseenPasha CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

169 M.BhanuPrakash CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering 26th


College March017

170 G.Venkata Prasad CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

171 P.Shankar Naik CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

172 V.Aruna CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

173 K.Sharath Kumar CSE Oracle webinar Sphoorthy Engineering College

26th March017

174 A.Srilakshmi CSE Smart India Hackathon – 2017

COE, Pune. 1st April -2nd April 2017

175 K.Pavan Kumar CSE Smart India Hackathon – 2017

COE, Pune. 1st April -2nd April 2017

176 G.Venkata Prasad CSE MAT LAB EXPO-2017

Novatel 27th April 2017

177 Y. Srinivas CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

178 T.Dhanalakshmi CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

179 P.Priyanka CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

180 Manjunath N Wali

CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

181 Fariha Nujeeb CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

182 G.Swetha CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy


6th May 2017


in India

183 B.Sudeshna CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

184 T.Jayasheela CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

185 G.Venkata Prasad CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

186 B.Obulesh CSE National workshop on Financial Literacy in India


6th May 2017

187 P.Sravanthi CSE Learning Curve Management System


22nd May-27th May2017

188 G.Deepthi CSE Learning Curve Management System



189 A.Srilakshmi CSE Learning Curve Management System



190 Y. Srinivas CSE Learning Curve Management System



191 B.Obulesh CSE Learning Curve Management System



192 Fariha Nujeeb CSE Learning Curve Management System



193 M.Manohar CSE Learning Curve Management System



194 G.Lavanya CSE Learning Curve Sphoorthy Engineering 22nd May-


Management System

College 27th May2017

195 N. Anjaneyulu. CSE CCNA Module 1&2

CMR College of Engineering with association CISCO

29th Aug -10th Sep 2016

196 T.Pavan Kumar CSE CCNA Basic Course


29th Aug -2ndSep2016

197 L.Srikanth CSE CCNA Basic Course


29th Aug -2ndSep2016

198 N.Anjaneyulu CSE CCNA Module 3&4

Methodist College of Engineering with association CISCO

12th Feb-23rd Feb 2017

199 G.Sravan Kumar CSE Database Design and Programming with SQL

OracleAcademy,GokaRaju Ranga Raju College of Engineering

21th Nov /25th Nov2016

200

K.Sharath Kumar CSE Data Base Programming with PL/SQL

Oracle Academy, Geethanjali College of Engineering

1st May-5th

May 2017

201 G.Sravan Kumar CSE Data Base Programming with PL/SQL

Oracle Academy, Geethanjali College of Engineering

1st May-5th

May 2017

202 Mr. G. Mukesh ECE

IOT Workshop Sphoorthy Engg. College

10th-12th August, 2016

203 Mrs. P. Poornima ECE



204 Mrs. J.Shailaja ECE



205Mrs. T.Manjulatha ECE




206Mr. U. Anil Kumar ECE



207Mr. M. Harinath Reddy ECE



208 Mrs. K. Haritha ECE



209Ms.B.Bindhu Bhavani ECE



210Mrs.T.Chandra Kala ECE



211Ms. K. Aruna kala ECE



212Mr. K. Shravan kumar ECE



213 Mr. S. Bhanu ECE



214Mrs. T. Manjulatha ECE

Small Satellites JNTUH Hyd

26- 27 August 2016

215Mrs. Sonam Sharma ECE

Small Satellites JNTUH Hyd

26- 27 August 2016


Embedded System Design With Raspberry PI

Sphoorthy Engg. College

23-24 August 2016

217 Mrs. K. Haritha ECE



23-24 August 2016

218 Ms. B.Bindhu Bhavani

ECE Embedded System Design With Raspberry


23-24 August 2016


PI

219Mr. U. Anil Kumar ECE



23-24 August 2016




23-24 August 2016

221 Mr. S. Bhanu ECE



23-24 August 2016

222Mr. K. Shravan kumar ECE



23-24 August 2016

223Mr. K. Chandra Shekar ECE



23-24 August 2016

224Mr.D.Venkata Ratnam ECE



23-24 August 2016

225 Ms. P.Divya ECE



23-24 August 2016

226 Ms. K. Kusuma ECE

MATLAB Programming JNTUH Hyd

16th

September2016

227Mr. K. Chandrashekar ECE


16th

September2016

228 Ms.K.Arunakala ECE


16th

September2016

229 Mrs. P. Poornima ECE Realism in the class soft skills

TASK & H&S Dept, Sphoorthy Engg.

20-26 October


College 2016

230Ms. B. Bindu Bhavani ECE

Realism in the class soft skills


College

20-26 October

2016

231Mrs. T. Manjulatha



College

20-26 October

2016




College

20-26 October

2016

233Dr. K. Siva Kumara Swamy ECE

IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop















237Mrs. T.Manjulatha ECE




238 Mr. U. Anil ECE IUCEE Sphoorthy Engineering 28th Nov -


Kumar

International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop

College 30th Nov 2016





240Mr. Siddanagowda ECE








242Mr. S. Venumadhav ECE




243 S.Swathi ECE

Sculpting Holography & its Applications

Sreyas Institute Of Engg. College,HYD

10/1/2017

244N.C BhagyaSri Zigeesha ECE

Sculpting Holography & its Applications

Sreyas Institute Of Engg. College,HYD

10/1/2017

245Mr. G. Mukesh ECE

BIG DATA using hadoop

CSE Department, Sphoorthy Engineering College

3/2/2017 & 4/2/2017

246 Mr.G. Mukesh ECE

Workshop on PCB Design & Fabrication

Department of ECE Sphoorthy Engg.

College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17


247 Mr. Basavaraj ECE



College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17

248 Mr. Rajesh ECE



College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17

249 Mr. Shiva Prasad ECE



College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17

250 Mrs.J.Shailaja ECE



College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17

251 M.Swetha ECE



College

6/2/17 to 7/2/17

252Mr.K. Chandrasekar ECE

Workshop on Ethical Hacking


College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

253 Mr.M. Harinath ECE



College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

254Mr. S.VenuMadhav ECE



College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

255Mrs. B.Bindu Bhavani ECE



College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

256 Mr.A.Shashikiran ECE



College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

257 Mr. K.Dasharath ECE



College

17/2/17 to 18/2/17

258 Mr.G.Mukesh ECE

Empowerment of Entrepreneurship and Skills Program

MBA Department, Sphoorthy Engg.

College6/3/2017

259 Mrs.Sonam Sharma

ECE Empowerment of Entrepreneurship

MBA Department, Sphoorthy Engg.

6/3/2017


and Skills Program

College


National Workshop on “Financial Literacy”

MBA Department, Sphoorthy Engineering

College6/5/2017

261 Mr. K. Dashrath ECE



College6/5/2017




College6/5/2017




College6/5/2017

264 Ms. M.Praveena ECE



College6/5/2017

265 Ms K.Arunakala ECE



College6/5/2017

266Ms. B.Ambika Sree ECE



College6/5/2017

267 Ms. T.Swathi ECE



College6/5/2017

268Mr. K.Chandrashekar ECE



College6/5/2017

269 Ms. Afshan Jabeen

ECE National Workshop on


6/5/2017


“Financial Literacy”

College

270Mr. K.Shiva Prasad ECE



College6/5/2017

271Mr. KGM Pradeep ECE



College6/5/2017

272Ms. Razia Mohhamadi ECE



College6/5/2017

273Dr. K. Siva Kumara Swamy

ECE IETE Student and faculty chapter


29th

September,2016

274 Mr. G. MukeshECE IETE Student and

faculty chapterSphoorthy Engineering College

29th September

275 Mrs. P. PoornimaECE IETE Student and


29th September

276 Mrs. HarithaECE IETE Student and


29th September

277Ms. B. Bindu Bhavani

ECE IETE Student and faculty chapter


29th September

278 Mrs.T.Manjulatha

ECE Workshop for Engaging

Students in Summer holidays

Palle Srujana supported by NIF India under

Innovation Diffusion Centre

8/4/2017

279 Ms.Afshan JabeenECE Intel Digital

WellnessTASK & EEE Dept 4/1/2017

280 Mrs.M.ShwethaECE Intel Digital


281 Mr.C.RajeshECE Intel Digital


282 Ms.R. Shravani ECE Intel Digital



283 Ms.M.SumanjaliECE Intel Digital


284 Ms.K.ArunakalaECE Intel Digital


285 Ms.T.SwathiECE Intel Digital


286Ms.Razia Mohammadi

ECE Intel Digital Wellness

TASK & EEE Dept 4/1/2017

287 Mr.K.DasharathECE Intel Digital


288 Mr.KGM PradeepECE Intel Digital


289Mr.H.Upendar Babu

ECE Intel Digital Wellness

TASK & EEE Dept 4/1/2017

290Dr. K. Siva Kumara Swamy ECE

International Conference on

Transformations in Engineering

Education –ICTIEE 2017

Vardhaman Engg. College,HYD

06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017

294 Mr. U. Anil Kumar

ECE International Conference on

Vardhaman Engg. 06-01-2017 to 08-01-




College,HYD 2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017

296Mr. Siddanagowda ECE





06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017






06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017

299Mr. Basavaraj Police Patil D. ECE





06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017

300Mr.D.Venkata Ratnam ECE





06-01-2017 to 08-01-

2017


ECE Learning Curve Management


22nd May-27th


System May2017

302Mr. K. Shiva Prasad ECE

Learning Curve Management System



303 Mr. K. Dashrath ECE




304Mr. A. Shashikiran ECE




305 Mrs. R. Priya ECE




306Mrs. Bhagyasri Zigeesha ECE




307Mrs. Sonam Sharma ECE




308

Dr. Siva Kumara Swamy ECE




309

Dr. Santosh Kumar Jha

ECE

ICETESM-2017 Sphoorthy Engineering College


310P. Poornima

ECE



311G. Mukesh

ECE



312J. Shailaja

ECE




313T.. Manjulatha

ECE



314B Bindu Bhavani

ECE



315

K. Santhosh kumar

ECE



316Siddanagouda.F.B

ECE



317

Uppugunduru Anil Kumar

ECE



318

M. Harinath reddy

ECE



319

Bhanu Siramshetti

ECE



320

Tummala Chandra kala

ECE



321K. Shiva prasad

ECE



322S.Swathi

ECE



323T.Leelavathi

ECE



324

Thirandasu.Swathi

ECE



325 M.Praveena Reddy

ECE ICETESM-2017 Sphoorthy Engineering College



2017

326

Razia Mohammadi

ECE



327K.Arunakala

ECE



328M.Sumanjali

ECE



329M.Maheshwari

ECE



330Afshan Jabeen

ECE



331Shravani Raveeti

ECE



332K. Haritha

ECE



333

Bhagyasri Zigeesha

ECE



334 Sonam Sharma

ECE



335Pradeep K G M

ECE



336K.Dasharath

ECE



337Jerripothulu.Babu

ECE



338 B.Ambika Sree ECE ICETESM-2017 Sphoorthy Engineering 17th March-



339Kasaram Priyanka

ECE



340A. Shashikiran

ECE



341S. Venumadhav

ECE



342Y. Priya

ECE



343

Chittampally Rajitha

ECE



344B.Meena

ECE



345

Basavaraj Police Patil D.

ECE



346

Mahesh B Shetkar,

ECE



347Rajesh C

ECE



348

Shweta Manghnani

ECE



349

Afshan Jabeen

ECE FDP on “Teaching Skills”

by Mr. Rajesh Pershad and Mrs.

Nidhi Anand

Sphoorthy Engg College18/5/2017 & 19/05/2017

350 S. Venumadhav ECE FDP on “Teaching Skills”

Sphoorthy Engg College 18/5/2017 &



Nidhi Anand19/05/2017

351

K. Shiva Prasad



Nidhi Anand


352

Bhagyasri Zigeesha



Nidhi Anand


353

Thirandasu.Swathi



Nidhi Anand


354

S.Swathi



Nidhi Anand


355

Mrs. T.Manjulatha

ECE FDP on “RF Antenna Design and Evaluation”


15/05/2017 to

20/05/2017

356

Mr. A. Madhusudhan Reddy

ECEFDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram

H&S Department Sphoorthy Engineering

College6-Jun-17

357Mr. K. G. M. Pradeep

ECE FDP by Dr. B. V. Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

358 Mr. J. Babu ECE FDP by Dr. B. V. Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

359

Mr. G. Mukesh

ECE

Fourteen Days National

Workshop on “Entrepreneurship

Orientation Programme”

The National Institute for Entrepreneurship and

Small Business development

(NIESBUD) in Sphoorthy Engineering

College, Hyderabad

6th March to 18th March,

2017

360 Mrs. Sonam Sharma

ECE Fourteen Days National








College, Hyderabad

2017

361

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.



TASK


5days(20.10.2016-26.10.2016)

362

Mr.B.Madhu. Mechanical Engineering


TASK

Sphoorthy Engineering college.

5days(20.10.201

6-26.10.2016

)

363

Mr.Nandish.V Mechanical Engineering

Analytical Approach for air

conditioning load calculations

Geethanjali college of Engineering and

technology

5days(29.05.201

7-2.06.2017)

364






technology

5days(29.05.201

7-2.06.2017)

365

Mr.B.Raghavendra





technology

5days(29.05.201

7-2.06.2017)

366

Mr.Kethavath Srinivas





technology

5days(29.05.201

7-2.06.2017)

367





technology

5days(29.05.201

7-2.06.2017)

368

Mr.G. Swaroop kumar Yadav.


Product Design and

Manufacturing

TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill and

Knowledge

5days(2.01.2017-06.01.2017

)

369

Mr.R.Venumadhav Reddy.



Geethanjali College of Engineering and

Technology

5days(06.03.201

7-10.03.2017

)

370

Mr.G.Rama mohana rao.




Technology

5days(06.03.201

7-10.03.2017

)371 Mr. B. Jojappa. Mechanical Mechanical Geethanjali College of 5days


Engineering Engineering Laboratories


(06.03.2017-

10.03.2017)

372

Mr.Anthony Raju.




Technology

5days(06.03.201

7-10.03.2017

)

373

Mr.P.Paramesh. Mechanical Engineering

Additive Manufacturing Technology (3 printing)& its applications

Vasavi college of Engineering.

1 day(21.01.201

7)

374Mr.Shreeenivas. Mechanical

EngineeringAuto cad fusion

360MahatmaGandhi

institute of technology.3days

375



Non –Destructive


course)


15days(05.05.201

7-20.05.2017

)

376

Mr.Varun bhatt Mechanical Engineering

Non –Destructive


course)


15days(05.05.201

7-20.05.2017

)

377

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.


Startup Enablers Training series-

Professional Course Level 1

ISBA (Indian STEP & Business incubator

association.

5days(23.01.201

7-27.01.2017

)

378

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.


International Engineering


programme by IUCEE


3days(28.12.201

6-29.12.2016

)

379

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.




programme by IUCEE


3days(28.12.201

6-29.12.2016

)

380

Mr.M.Venkata Ramana.




programme by IUCEE


3days(28.12.201

6-29.12.2016

)

381 Dr.G.Poshal. Mechanical international Sphoorthy 3days


Engineering Engineering Educator

certification programme by

IUCEE

Engineering College (28.12.2016-

29.12.2016

382Mr.G. Swaroop kumar Yadav


Recent Trends in Production Engineering

Osmania University. 1day)

383

Mrs. Ryali Nava Sai Divya.


National Level Seminar on

Recent trends in composites Materials

V R Siddhartha Engineering College, Vijayawada, India.

2 days(22.09.201

6-23.09.2016

)

384

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.



Transformations In Engineering

Education

Vardhaman Engineering College

3 days(06.01.201

7-08.01.2017

)

385

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.




Education


3days(06.01.201

7-08.01.2017

)

386

Mr.Dipankar. Mechanical Engineering



Education


3days(06.01.201

7-08.01.2017

)

387

Mr.Venkataramana.




Education


3days(06.01.201

7-08.01.2017

)

388

Mr.D.Suresh. Mechanical Engineering



Education


3days(06.01.201

7-08.01.2017

)

389

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya.


National Level Workshop on

“Advance Vehicle Dynamics”

Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India.

3 days(25.08.201

6-27.08.2016

)

390

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud.



emerging trends in Engineering,

science and Management.


2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

391 Mr.D.Suresh Mechanical Recent innovations


(22.12.201


Engineering engineering and technology

6-23.12.2016

)

392


Recent innovations



(22.12.2016-

23.12.2016)

393

Mr.T.Saikiran Goud




(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

394




(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

395

Mr. M.Venkata ramana




(24.02.2017-

25.02.2017)

396






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

397

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

398

Mr.Dayaprasad Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

399

Mr.M.Venkata Ramana






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

400

Mr.Purender Reddy






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

401 Mr.Nagamurali Mechanical Engineering


emerging trends


2 days.(17.03.201

7-


in Engineering, science and

Management.

18.03.2017)

402

Mr.Dipankar saha






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

403

Ms.Sushma Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

404

Mr.Manjunath Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

405

Mr.Shreenivas Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

406

Mr.Irfan Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

407

Mr.Chetan ghooli






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

408

Mr.Natraj Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

409

Mr.Varunbhatt Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

410 Mr.Anil Mechanical Engineering


emerging trends


2 days.(17.03.201

7-



Management.

18.03.2017)

411

Mr.Nandish Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

412

Mr.Raghavender Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

413

Mr.Srinivasulu Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

414

Mr.Paramesh Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

415

Mr.Praneeth chaitanya






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

416






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

417

Mr.Ramesh Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

418






2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

419 Mr.Vishwanath Mechanical Engineering


emerging trends


2 days.(17.03.201

7-



Management.

18.03.2017)

420

Mr.Saidulu Mechanical Engineering





2 days.(17.03.201

7-18.03.2017

)

421

Mrs.R.N.S.Divya


ICRIEECICME Organized by ISETEAnd with association with institution of research and journal luckno india. (Presented paper)

1day19.06.2017

422

Mrs.A.Gouthami Civil department

Successful Implementation of

PBL in Engg. Program – workshop

SPHN,Hyd. 1 day

423

Mr.V.V.Kamalakar

Civil department

Successful Implementation of

PBL in Engg. Program – workshop

SPHN,Hyd. 1 day

424

Ms.sowmya Civil department

Realism in Class Room(Soft Skills training)

Sphoorthy in Association with TASK

One week

425

Mr.A.Madhusudhan

Civil department

Realism in Class Room(Soft Skills training)

Sphoorthy in Association with TASK

One week

426

Mr.V.Madhukrishna

Civil department

Site Specific Geotechnical

Investigations for Medium & High-

Rise Buildings

IIIT Hyderabad

3 days

427

Mr.Dr.P.Srinivasulu

Civil department

Interactive Session on Gross Root Innovations

Pallesrujana @ Sphoorthy

One day

428

Mr. Ramesh Civil department

Session on Opportunities by TASK

CEO of TASK @ Sphoorthy

One day

429 A.Srilatha EEE TEACHING SKILLS

Learning Curve Management Services

22-05-2017 to 27-05-

2017


& Sphoorthy

430

I.BalakumarEEE

TEACHING SKILLS

Learning Curve Management Services

& Sphoorthy

22-05-2017 to 27-05-

2017

431

G.DayanandEEE

TEACHING SKILLS

Learning Curve Management Services &

Sphoorthy

22-05-2017 to 27-05-

2017

432

N.DeepaEEE

TEACHING SKILLS

Learning Curve Management Services &

Sphoorthy

22-05-2017 to 27-05-

2017

433K.Praveen Kumar

EEE Teaching SkillsDepartment Of MBA,

Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

434Syed Abdur Rauf Magarbi


Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

435M. Gopi


Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

436A. Srilatha


Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

437Ch. Veeraiah


Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

438

I.

Balakumar EEE Teaching Skills

Department Of MBA, Sphoorthy

18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

439J. Lakshmi


Sphoorthy18-05-2017 To 19-05-

2017

440

Syed Abdur Rauf Magarbi

EEE

Multi-level Converters and Power Quality

Issues for Electric Drives

Avanthi Institute of Engineering and

Technology

8/12/2016-10/12/2016

441

A. Srilatha

EEE

Multi-level Converters and Power Quality



Technology

8/12/2016-10/12/2016

442 I .Bala Kumar EEE Multi-level Converters and Power Quality


Technology

8/12/2016-10/12/2016



443G.Dayanand

EEE PLC, SCADA Holy Mary Institute of Engineering and

Technology19/12/2016

444I. Bala Kumar

EEE3D Printing Workshop

Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology 23/12/2016

445 N.DEEPA EEE3D Printing Workshop

Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology 23/12/2016

446

Syed AbdurRauf Magrabi

EEE

Power Quality: Harmonics on Power System Analysis using

ETAP

Osmania University, Hyderabad

23/11/2016-28/11/2016

447

CH.VEERAIAHEEE

Basics of MATLAB and

SIMULINK

Mallareddy Group of Institutions 19/11/2016

448

K.NARESH KUMAR EEE


SIMULINK


449P Varun Kumar EEE


SIMULINK


450

Deepa NidankaviEEE

Global Trends in Renewable

Energy and Smart Grids

CVR College of Engineering and

Technology

21/11/2016-25/11/2016

451

K. Praveen Kumar

EEE




452

P. Varun Kumar

EEE




453 Syed Abdur Rauf Magarbi

EEE IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification




Workshop

454

Srilatha Anireddy

EEE




455

N Deepa

EEE




456 Ch. Veeraiah EEE Realism In The Class Room TASK 20/10/2016-

26/10/2016

457

Mrs. V. K. SandhyaSree H & S Realism In The

Class Room TASK 20/10/2016-26/10/2016

458

Mrs. Neelam Singh

H & S FDP on Realism in Class(Soft

Skills)


20- 25 October

2016

459 Mrs. Ghousia Begum


Skills)


20- 25 October

2016

460 Mrs. MariyaH & S FDP on Realism

in Class(Soft Skills)


20- 25 October

2016

461Dr. D. Sudhakar Reddy


Skills)


20- 25 October

2016

462

Dr. P. Gayathri Pavani

H & S IUCEE International Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop



463





464 Mrs. V. K. SandyaSree

H & S IUCEE International

Sphoorthy Engineering 28th Nov - 30th Nov


Engineering Educator Pre – Certification Workshop

College 2016

465

Mrs. K. Swapna Reddy




466





467

Dr. K. Durga Prasad

H & S IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



468





469





470

Mrs. V. K. SandyaSree




471





472

Mr. S. Pradeep H & S IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



473 Mrs. S. Pradeep H & S IUCEE Vardhaman College of 6th Jan to 8th


Transformation in Engineering Education

Engineering. Jan 2017

474

Mrs.P.Madhavi H & S IUCEE Transformation in Engineering Education



475





476

Dr. K. Durga Prasad

H & S National Conference on

Climate Change Adaptions

Science And Engineering Research

board & Sphoorthy Enginnering College

24-25 Feb 2017

477






24-25 Feb 2017

478






24-25 Feb 2017

479

Ms. A. Sireesha H & S National Conference on




24-25 Feb 2017

480






24-25 Feb 2017

481

Mrs. Neelam Singh





24-25 Feb 2017

482

Mrs. Ghousia H & S National Conference on




24-25 Feb 2017

483

Mrs.P.Madhavi H & S National Conference on




24-25 Feb 2017

484






24-25 Feb 2017

485 Dr. K. Durga Prasad

H & S Two Day International

Conference on

Conference World & Sphoorthy Engineering

College

17-18March 2017


Emerging Trends in Engineering,


(ICETESM-2017)

486



Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering,


(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

487





(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

488

Ms. A. Sireesha H & S Two Day International



(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

489





(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

490

Mrs. Neelam Singh




(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

491

Mrs. Ghousia H & S Two Day International



(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

492 Mrs.P.Madhavi H & S Two Day Conference World & 17-18March



Emerging Trends in Engineering,


(ICETESM-2017)

Sphoorthy Engineering College 2017

493

Mrs. V.K. SandyaSree




(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

494

Mr. N. Ramesh H & S Two Day International



(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

495

Ms. Valli Rani H & S Two Day International



(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

496

Mrs. Mariya H & S Two Day International



(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

497

Mrs. B. Navneetha




(ICETESM-2017)


College

17-18March 2017

498 Dr. D. Sudhakar Reddy





College

17-18March 2017


(ICETESM-2017)

499

Mr. K. VijayaBhaskar Reddy

H & S Conference on Teaching English in Contemporary

classroom

BhavansVivekanand college of science

20 – 21 Jan 2017

500 Mr. S. Pradeep H & S DigiDhanMela State Government 18-Jan-17

501 Mr. C. Srinivas H & S DigiDhanMela State Government 18-Jan-17

502 Mr. N. Ramesh H & S Traffic Awareness State Police Department 20-Jan-17

503

Mrs. Srilatha H & S One Day workshop on personality

development

Rama Krishna Matt 25-Jan-17

504

Ms. A. Shireesha H & S One Day workshop on personality

development


505

Mr. Mogulaiah H & S One Day workshop on personality

development


506


H & S One Day workshop on personality

development


507

Mrs. Ghousia Begum

H & S Workshop on outcome based education by

Dr.Vishwanadha Raju

Sphoorthy Engineering College 20-Mar-17

508Mrs. A. Sireesha H & S FDP by Dr. M. L.

Sai Kumar


College16-May-17

509

Mrs. Ghousia Begum

H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.

Rajesh Pershad and Mrs.Nidhi

Anand


18-19 May 2017

510

Mr. K. Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy

H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.


Anand


18-19 May 2017

511

Mr. S. Pradeep H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.


Anand


18-19 May 2017

512 Mr. C. Srinivas H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.



18-19 May 2017


Anand

513

Mrs. Sharada H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.


Anand


18-19 May 2017

514

Mrs.Sharada H & S FDP on Teaching Skills by Mr.


Anand


18-19 May 2017

515Ms. Mounika H & S Learning Curve

Management Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

516Mrs. B. Subhashni

H & S Learning Curve Management

Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

517Mrs. Ghousia H & S Learning Curve

Management Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

518Mr. N. Ramesh H & S Learning Curve

Management Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

519Ms. Ruqqaiya Begum


Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

520Mrs. Ghousia Begum


Services


College

22 May to 27 May

2017

521Ms. A. Shireesha H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

522Mrs. Neelam Singh

H & S FDP by Dr. B. V. Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

523Mrs. Mariya H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

524Mrs. Sharada H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

525Mrs. B. Subhashni



College6-Jun-17

526Mrs. Mythri H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

527Ms. Ruqqaiya H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

528Mrs. SaidiaFathima



College6-Jun-17


529Mr. N. Ramesh H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

530Mr. S. Pradeep H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

531Mr. C. Srinivas H & S FDP by Dr. B. V.

Pattabhi Ram


College6-Jun-17

532

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA National Level Workshop on

Financial Literacy

Department of Management Studies, Sphoorthy Engineering College

6th May, 2017.

533

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA Entrepreneurship Empowerment

and Skill Development”

NIESBUD 6-20 March, 2017

534

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA 5 days Training on “Startups

Enablers Training Series”

ISBA 23-27 January,

2017

535

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA Two day Workshop on “Entrepreneurship Development”

Engineering Staff College of India, Hyderabad

10-11 January,

2017.

536

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA 3 day International Conference on “ Transformations in Engineering Education”

IUCEE at Vardhaman Engineering College,

6-8 January, 2017.

537

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA One Day Workshop on “Communication Skills and Building a Positive Attitude”

Empower Training Services organization

7th

December, 2016.

538

Mrs. PALNS Kalyani

MBA Two Day FDP on “Teachers’ Effectiveness”

TASK in association with IIT, Hyderabad

21-22 October,

2016.

539

Dr B.Uma Rani MBAOne Day National

Workshop on “Financial

Literacy in India”

Department of Business Management, Sphoorthy

Engineering College, Hyderabad

6th May, 2017.

540 Dr B.Uma Rani MBA Fourteen Days National







2017


College, Hyderabad

541

Dr B.Uma Rani MBAOne Day

Workshop on “Positive Attitude

and Communication

Skills”

Empower Services Training at Sphoorthy Engineering College,

Hyderabad

7th December

2016

542

Mr. B.L.MARTIN

MBA Positive attitude and Communication Skills.

.Sphoorthy Engineering College

7th

December, 2016.

543

Mr. B.L.MARTIN

MBAScaling Up of Management Faculty Skills – Contemporary Methods.

Hyderabad Management Association

11th NOV,2011

544

Ms. GS Mounika MBA National Level Workshop on

Financial Literacy

Department of Management Studies, Sphoorthy Engineering College

6th May, 2017.

545

Ms. GS Mounika MBA Entrepreneurship Empowerment

and Skill Development”

NIESBUD 6th -20th

March, 2017

546

Ms. GS Mounika MBA One Day Workshop on “Communication Skills and Building a Positive Attitude”


7th

December, 2016.

547

Mr. P. Naresh Kumar

MBAOne Day National

Workshop on “Financial

Literacy in India”



6th May, 2017.

548

Mr. P. Naresh Kumar

MBASix day workshop

on “Realism in class room”

TASK 20-26TH

October,2016

549

Mr. P. Naresh Kumar

MBA Fourteen Days National






College, Hyderabad


2017


550

Mr. P. Naresh Kumar

MBAOne Day

Workshop on “Positive Attitude

and Communication

Skills”


Hyderabad

7th December

2016

551

MBADigital Marketing

Summit

EDC-CellJNTUH

04TH December,2016

552

Mr. P. Naresh Kumar

MBAFourteen days Workshop on

Entrepreneurship Development Programme

Malla Reddy Engg. College in association with EDC-

Cell JNTUH

14-28th

December,2016

553

Mr. Harikrishna.K

MBA One day work shop on Digital Marketing Summit

JNTUH(Digital marketing summit)

04TH December,2016

554

Mr. Harikrishna.K

MBA National Level

Workshop on

Financial Literacy



May ,6 ,2017

555

Mr. Harikrishna.K

MBA A FDP on learning

and developm

ent

Learning curve management services,


22/5/2017-27/52017

556

Mr. Harikrishna.K

MBA A Two week

program on

entrepreneur

development

program

MREC,JNTUH(Entrepreneurship)

14-28th

December,2016

557

Mrs. Nair Sreeja Sivankutty

MBAFinancial Literacy in India

Department of management studies, Sphoorthy Engineering College, Hyderabad

6th May, 2017.

558 Mrs. Nair Sreeja Sivankutty

MBA Entrepreneurship Developm

NIESBUD, Sphoorthy Engineering College, Hyderabad

6th March to 18th March, 2017


ent programme

559


MBA Faculty Developm

ent Programm

e

TCS-ion 16th January,2017

560


MBAOne Day

Workshop on

“Communication

Skills and Building a Positive

Attitude”


7th December, 2016.

561

Mrs Preethilla MBAOne Day National

Workshop on

“Financial Literacy in India”



6th May, 2017.

562

Mrs Preethilla MBA Two day workshop on “E-Resources and Thesis Writing”

Department of Business Management, Osmania University

23rd, 24th March, 2017

563

Mrs Preethilla MBA Fourteen Days National Workshop on “Entrepreneurship Orientation Programme”

The National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business development (NIESBUD) in Sphoorthy Engineering College, Hyderabad

6th March to 18th March, 2017

564 Mrs Preethilla MBA One Day Workshop on


7th December


“Positive Attitude and Communication Skills”

Hyderabad2016

Annexure – V

The List of Research Publications of Faculty Members of Sphoorthy Engineering College for the Academic year 2016-17:

S. No: List of Authors Title of the Paper Departmen

t Journal Name

Year of

Publication

ISBN/ ISSN

1 J.Deepthi Message Queuing Telemetry Transport

CSE IJMETMR March,2017

ISSN: 2348-4845

2J.Deepthi Augmented Reality CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4845

3T pavankumar Augmented Reality CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4845

4M Bhanu Prakash Virtual Reality CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4845

5J.Deepthi Virtual Reality CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4845

6J.Deepthi HADOOP CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4846

7T pavankumar HADOOP CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4846

8Mrs. Sri Lakshmi LIGHT FIDELITY CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4847

9J.Deepthi LIGHT FIDELITY CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4847

10L. Srikanth Android CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4848

11J.Deepthi Android CSE IJMETMR Decem

ber 2016

ISSN: 2348-4848

12 M Bhanu Prakash Efficient Authentication for

CSE IJMETMR December

ISSN: 2348-4849


Mobile and Pervasive Computing 2016

13

J.Deepthi Efficient Authentication for

Mobile and Pervasive Computing

CSE IJMETMR December 2016

ISSN: 2348-4849

14J.Deepthi Search Engine CSE IJRACSE March

2017

ISSN: 2454-423X

15 J.Deepthi Nano Technology CSE IJATIR March 2017

ISSN: 2348-2370

16 L. Srikanth Nano Technology CSE IJATIR March 2017

ISSN: 2348-2370

17 M Bhanu Prakash Mobile cloud computing

CSE IJSETR March 2017

ISSN: 2319-8885

18 J.Deepthi Mobile cloud computing


ISSN: 2319-8885

19 M Bhanu Prakash Community Cloud Computing

CSE IJITECH March 2017

ISSN: 2321-8665

20 J.Deepthi Community Cloud Computing


ISSN: 2321-8665

21

Mrs. Prasanna An In-Depth Analysis of Radio-Frequency

Identification (RFID) technology

CSE IJMETMRMarch 2017

ISSN: 2348-4845

22

J.Deepthi An In-Depth Analysis of Radio-Frequency

Identification (RFID) technology

CSE IJMETMRMarch 2017

ISSN: 2348-4845

23Mr. Soma shekar Detecting malicious

Facebook applications

CSE IJCSME February-2017

ISSN:2349-8439

24J.Deepthi Detecting malicious

Facebook applications


ISSN:2349-8439

25 T pavankumar Cyber Crime CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN:2348-4845

26 J.Deepthi Cyber Crime CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN:2348-4845

27T pavankumar Pill Camera CSE IJRACSE March

2017

ISSN-2454-423X

28J.Deepthi Pill Camera CSE IJRACSE March

2017

ISSN-2454-423X

29

Mrs. A Sri Lakshmi

An Efficient privacy preserving ranked keyword search

method


ISSN-2349-8439


30

J.Deepthi An Efficient privacy preserving ranked keyword search

method


ISSN-2349-8439

31

Mrs. A Sri Lakshmi

Quantifying political leaning from tweets

and retweets and retweeters


ISSN-2349-8439

32

J.Deepthi Quantifying political leaning from tweets

and retweets and retweeters


ISSN-2349-8439

33 M Bhanu Prakash Mobile cloud computing


ISSN-2319-8885

34 J.Deepthi Mobile cloud computing


ISSN-2319-8885

35 M Bhanu Prakash Community Cloud Computing


ISSN-2321-8665

36 J.Deepthi Community Cloud Computing


ISSN-2321-8665

37 K Pavankumar Java Ring CSE IJRACSE March 2017

ISSN:2454 423X

38 J.Deepthi Java Ring CSE IJRACSE March 2017

ISSN:2454 423X

39

Mrs. A Sri Lakshmi

Contributory Broadcast Encryption

with Efficient Encryption and Short

Ciphertexts

CSE IJCSMEFebruary-2017

ISSN-2349-8439

40

J.Deepthi Contributory Broadcast Encryption

with Efficient Encryption and Short

Ciphertexts

CSE IJCSMEFebruary-2017

ISSN-2349-8439

41 Mrs. T Chandrakala

Speech recognition CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN-2348-4845

42 J.Deepthi Speech recognition CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN-2348-4845

43K pavankumar 3D-Password CSE IJRACSE March

2017

ISSN-2454-423X

44J.Deepthi 3D-Password CSE IJRACSE March

2017

ISSN-2454-423X

45 T Pavankumar Microsoft Surface CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN-2348-4845

46 J.Deepthi Microsoft Surface CSE IJMETMR March 2017

ISSN-2348-4845

47 Mr. G. Venkata e-AUTOMATIC CSE International March ISSN


Prasad

MOTOR CONTROL SYSTEM

Journal of Advanced

Technology in Engineering

Science

2017

2348-7550

48

Mr. Shankar Naik. P

e-AUTOMATIC MOTOR CONTROL

SYSTEM

CSE International Journal of Advanced


Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

49

B. UpenderMulti -Copy

Dynamic Data In Cloud Computing

Systems



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

50

Dr. D. Kiran Kumar

Multi -Copy Dynamic Data In Cloud Computing

Systems



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

51

Dr. Ch. V. Phani Krishna

Content Based Image Retrieval For

Detecting Brain Tumor: A Review

Paper



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

52

PriynkaPanshettyProspective Role Of Big Data And Iot In Customer Relation

Management



ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

53

A. DivyaSree

Prospective Role Of Big Data And Iot In Customer Relation

Management



ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


54

Ms. P. Sravanthi Reddy

Design & Implementation Of

Hybrid IP Traceback Involving Path

Reconstruction Of Qos



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

55

Manjunath. N. Wali

An Optimistic Analysis Of Big Data

By Using HDFS



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

56

K SreePrasanna An Optimistic Analysis Of Big Data

By Using HDFS



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

57

L. SurabhiAn Optimistic

Analysis Of Big Data By Using HDFS



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

58

MoghalIrfan Pasha

Creating Virtual Environment In Desktop Using Different Tools



ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

59

MoghalYaseen Pasha




ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


60

FarihaNujeeb




ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

61

Ms. G. SwethaAn Overview

Towards Routing Stratagem For

Enhancement In Wireless Systems



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

62

Ms. A. JyoshnaAn Overview

Towards Routing Stratagem For

Enhancement In Wireless Systems



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

63

Mr. M. Manohar

An Overview Towards Routing

Stratagem For Enhancement In

Wireless Systems



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

64

Sravan Kumar G DOCKER: A Study On Emerging Virtualized

Environment



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

65

Y. Srinivas

DOCKER: A Study On Emerging Virtualized

Environment



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


66

M. Pravallika

DOCKER: A Study On Emerging Virtualized

Environment



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

67

Bhanu Prakash Mallula

Load Balancing In Cloud Computing

Using Dynamic Load Management

Algorithm



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

68

YaraSrinivas

Load Balancing In Cloud Computing

Using Dynamic Load Management

Algorithm



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

69

Mr. Bhanu Prakash Mallula A Survey – Models

In Cloud Computing



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

70

Mr. MoghalYaseen

Pasha

A Survey – Models In Cloud Computing



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

71

Dr. K. Bhargavi

An Approach Of Mobility Of Data Among Clouds



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


72

Mr. T. Somasheka




Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

73

Mr. M. Manohar




Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

74

Mr. Sunil Kumar. T

A Survey On Web Mining Approaches

For Information Extraction From

World Wide Web



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

75

Mr. L. Srikanth



World Wide Web



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

76

Mr. T. Pavan Kumar



World Wide Web



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

77

Mrs. V. Aruna A Study On Data Mining Techniques



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

78Mrs. G. Deepthi A Study On Data

Mining Techniques


Technology in

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


Engineering Science

79

Mrs. B. Sudeshna

Study And Analysis Of Wi-Fi Technology



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

80

Mrs. FarihaNujeeb




Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

81

Ms. G. Swetha




Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

82

Ms. G. LavanyaDramatic Improveme

nt Of The Reuse Process Domain

Analysis



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

83

Ms. A. Priyanka

Dramatic Improvement Of The Reuse Process Domain

Analysis



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

84

Mr. G. Sravan Kumar

Improved Approach For Intranet Mailing

In PGP



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550


85

Mrs. J. DeepthiImproved Approach For Intranet Mailing

In PGP



Science

March 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

86

VasupulaNarsing Rao

An Investigation About Various Possibilities On

Internet Of Things



ScienceMarch 2017

ISSN 2348-7550

87

Mrs. J. Deepthi A Data Driven Semi-Global Alignment

Approach for detecting Masquerade

Attacks

CSE International Journal of Innovative

TechnologiesOctober2016

ISSN 2321-8665

88

Mr. V. Narsing Rao

Analysis on Twitter Streaming and

Avoiding Real time Traffic Congestion


Technology & Innovative Research

September2016

ISSN 2348-2370

89

Mrs. J. Deepthi Analysis on Twitter Streaming and

Avoiding Real time Traffic Congestion



September2016

ISSN 2348-2370

90

Mr. K. Pavan Kumar

Privacy Policy Inference of User-

Uploaded Images on content Sharing Sites

CSE International Journal &

Magazine of Engineering Technology, Management and Research

September2016

ISSN 2348-4845


91

Mrs. J. Deepthi Privacy Policy Inference of User-

Uploaded Images on content Sharing Sites



September2016

ISSN 2348-4845

92

Mrs. J. Deepthi Integrated Web Data Services with Fast Response Time for Large Scale Tele Health Database

Management System



September2016

ISSN 2348-4845

93

Mrs J. Deepthi A Framework to facilitate Selection of

Cloud Service Providers


TechnologiesSeptember2016

ISSN 2321-8665

94

Mr K. Pavan Kumar

A Framework to facilitate Selection of

Cloud Service Providers


TechnologiesSeptember2016

ISSN 2321-8665

95

Mrs J. Deepthi Progressive Duplicate Detection

CSE International Journal of Scientific


Research

september2016

ISSN 2319-8885


96

Mrs A. Srilakshmi

Progressive Duplicate Detection



Research

September2016

ISSN 2319-8885

97

Mr. T. Pavan Kumar

A Fast Clustering Based Feature Subset Selection Algorithm

for High Dimensional Data



September2016

ISSN 2348-4845

98

Mrs. J. Deepthi A Fast Clustering Based Feature Subset Selection Algorithm

for High Dimensional Data



September2016

ISSN 2348-4845

99

Mrs J. Deepthi Cost Aware Routing Protocol Design for

Wireless Sensor Networks


Technology and Innovative Research

September2016

ISSN 2348-2370

100

Mr. N. Anjaneyulu

Cost Aware Routing Protocol Design for

Wireless Sensor Networks



September2016

ISSN 2348-2370

101

Mrs J. Deepthi Analysis of Facebook Application in

Malicious Detection



September2016

ISSN 2348-2370


102

Mr T. Pavan Kumar

Uniform Embedding For Efficient Multimedia

Steganography

CSE International Journal of

Research in Advanced Computer


November 2015

ISSN 2454-423X

103

Mrs. J. Deepthi Uniform Embedding For Efficient Multimedia

Steganography


Research in Advanced Computer


November 2015

ISSN 2454-423X

104

MrsDeepthi Janagama

A Hybrid Cloud Approach for Secure

Authorized De-duplication



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

105

Mr. M. Bhanu Prakash

A Hybrid Cloud Approach for Secure

Authorized De-duplication



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

106

Mrs. Deepthi Janagama

Automatic Test Packet Generation



Research

September2016

ISSN 2319-8885


107

Mr. G. Venkata Prasad

Automatic Test Packet Generation



Research

September2016

ISSN 2319-8885

108


Privacy Preserving and Truthful

Detection of Packet Dropping Attacks in

Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

109

Mr. G. Venkata Prasad

Privacy Preserving and Truthful

Detection of Packet Dropping Attacks in

Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

110

Mr. B. Venkanna Continuous Location Based Services for

User Defined Privacy Grid System

CSE International Journal of Research Novem

ber 2016

p-ISSN 2348-6848

e-ISSN 2348-795X

111


Decentralized Access Control with Anonymous

Authentication of Data Stored in

Clouds


TechnologiesJuly 2016

ISSN 2321-8665


112

Mr. Bhanu Prakash Mallula

Decentralized Access Control with Anonymous

Authentication of Data Stored in

Clouds


TechnologiesJuly 2016

ISSN 2321-8665

113

Mr. M. Manohar Location Based Service for Perfect

Estimation of Route and Travel Time



September 2016

ISSN 2348-4845

114


Location Based Service for Perfect

Estimation of Route and Travel Time



September 2016

ISSN 2348-4845

115

Mr. B. Venkanna Detecting Masquerade Attacks

by Using a Data-Driven Semi-Global Alignment Approach

CSE International Journal of Research

November 2016

p-ISSN 2348-6848

e-ISSN 2348-795X

116

Mr. T. Somashekhar

Improved Privacy-Preserving P2P

Multimedia Distribution Based On Recombined

Fingerprints



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370


117

Deepthi Janagama

Improved Privacy-Preserving P2P

Multimedia Distribution Based On Recombined

Fingerprints



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

118


Efficient Prediction of Difficult Keyword Queries Over Data

Bases



October2016

ISSN 2348-2370

119

Mrs.J.Deepthi A Robust approach for moving object

detection using clustering algorithm

CSE International Journal of Computer Science

Information &Engg.

Technologies, Vol.2, Issue No.5(2015)

June 2015

2277-4408

120

Mr.B.Ramakrishna

A Robust approach for moving object



Information &Engg.


June 2015

2277-4408

121

Ms. FarihaNujeeb

A Robust approach for moving object



Information &Engg.


June 2015

2277-4408

122

Mrs.J.Deepthi Cloud Computing Storage Scheme for

Data Owner to

Enable Dynamic Data and Indirect Mutual

Trust


Research in Information Technology

(IJRIT)

2001-5569


123

Mr.B.Ramakrishna

Message Filtering OSN (Online Social

Networks)


Engineering & Global

Technology, Vol.No.3, Issue

No.8(2015).

August 2015

2309-4893

124

Mrs. J.Deepthi Message Filtering OSN (Online Social

Networks)


Engineering & Global

Technology, Vol.No.3, Issue

No.8(2015).

August 2015

2309-4893

125

Mr.B.Ramakrishna

Design of a Distributed Economic

Meta Scheduler for Resource

Allocation in Economic strategies


Technology and Engineering

Science [IJTES]

September 2014

2428-24332

126

Mr.B.Ramakrishna

SSO- A New authentication mechanism for

security Analysis for

Distributed Computer Networks



Science [IJTES]

September 2014

2278-2283

127

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

Accuracy Analysis of Moment Functions

CSE International Journal of Applied

Engineering Research,

Vol.10 No.81(2015)

November 2015

0973-4562

128

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

Study of Edge Detection Algorithms

CSE International Advanced Research Journal in Science,

Engineering and Technology,Vol.

2, Special Issue2,(2015)

December2015

2394-1588

129 Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

Design and Implementation of Chord Algorithm


Engineering Research &

2278-0181


in Wireless Mesh Networks

Technology (IJERT)

130

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

Security Issues in Cloud Computing &

Study on

Encryption Method

CSE International Journal of Emerging Trends &

Technology in Computer Science

(IJETTCS)

June 2013

2278-6856

131

N.ANJANEYULU


Study on

Encryption Method



(IJETTCS)

June 2013

2278-6856

132

B.VENKANNA Security Issues in Cloud Computing &

Study on

Encryption Method



(IJETTCS)

June 2013

2278-6856

133

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

A Min-Max Approach based on

SDP for target Tracking and Mobile

Sensor Navigation in WSNs



Science [IJTES]October 2014

2483-2486

134

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar

Multimodal Region based Medical Image

Fusion

using FDCT and RDWT Transforms

CSE IEEE - International

Conference on Advances in

Engineering and Technology-

(ICAET 2014)

October 2014

978-1-4799-

4949-6

135 Mr.G.Venkata Prasad

Map Reduce Using Hadoop Framework


Technology and Research Vol.4,

March2016

2320-5547


Issue No.2, 2016

136

Mr.G.Venkata Prasad

Protection and Privacy for

Personalized Web Search


Information and Engg.

Technology, Vol.1,

Issue.6(2016)

March2016

2277-4408

137

Mr.G.Venkata Prasad

Cooperative Caching Policies for Minimizing

Electronic Content

Provisioning Cost in Social Wireless

Networks



(IJRIT)

September 2014

2001-5569

138

Mr.G.Venkata Prasad

Mobi Sync : Novel Time

Synchronization Schemefor Under

water Sensor Networks



(IJRIT)

September 2014

2001-5569

139

Mrs.P.Sravanthi Privacy- Preserving Data Aggregation in

Communication Networks


Technology in Computer

Science,Vol.4, Issue 4(2015).

August 2015

2278-6856

140

Mr.KajaMasthan Simplified Data Processing for

Efficient Results on Internet Applications


Magazine of Engineering Technology, Management and Research Vol.2, Issue No.10(2015)

October 2015

2348-4845

141

Mr.V.Narsing Rao

Secure Network Coding In Wireless Sensor Networks

CSE International Journal Of

Modern Engineering

Research (IJMER)

May 2016

2249-

6645

142 Mr.V.Narsing A survey on Hadoop CSE International May 2249


Rao distributed file system for cloud computing using

rebalancing algorithm

Journal Of Modern

Engineering Research (IJMER)

2016

-

6645

143

Mr.V.Narsing Rao

Control Cloud Data Access Privilege and

Anonymity with Fully Anonymous Attribute-Based

Encryption

CSE International Journal Of

Modern Engineering

Research (IJMER)

May 2016

2249

-

6645

144

Mrs.G.Deepthi A New Security Approach by using Graphical Password


Information & Engineering(IJC

SIET)

March 2015

2277-4408

145

Mrs.G.Deepthi Relative shortened length figure out: A

Reluctance Dependent Provincial

milestone scheme


Information & Engineering(IJC

SIET)

March 2015

2277-4408

146

Mrs.G.Deepthi Efficient Data Embedding by using JPEG steganography

CSE International Journal Of Software

Engineering & Technology Informatics

February 2015

2348-2370

147

Mr.N.Anjaneyulu Security Issues in Cloud Computing &

Study on

Encryption Method



(IJETTCS)

June 2013

2278-6856

148

Mr.K.Sharath Kumar


Study on

Encryption Method



(IJETTCS)

June 2013

2278-6856

149 Mr. B Venkanna Security Issues in CSE International June 2278-6856


Cloud Computing & Study on

Encryption Method

Journal of Emerging Trends &


(IJETTCS)

2013

150

Mr.N.Anjaneyulu An Algorithm for Mobile Ad-hoc

Networks to Reducing Cut

Vertices

CSE International Journal of Computer

Science and Mobile

Computing

September201

4

2320–088X

151

Mr.N.Anjaneyulu Centralized and distributed

anonymization of

cloud to analyzing method-based attacks



(IJRIT)

September201

4

2001-5569

152

Mr. M. Bhanu prakash

Evaluation Results Demonstrate That

The Privacy-Preserving Cost

Of Intermediate Data Sets



(IJRIT)

September201

4

2001-5569

153

Mr.K.Pavan Kumar

Improving data quality with

combining keyword

search and forms



(IJRIT)

September 2014

2001-5569

154

J Deepthi Improving data quality with

combining keyword

search and forms



(IJRIT)

September 2014

2001-5569

155

Mr.K.Pavan Kumar

Machine Learning (ML) text

categorization Technique to Filter

Unwanted Messages from OSN User

Walls



Science [IJTES]October 2014

2444-2448

156 Mr.B.Venkanna Enhancing Security Events Logs Model


Research in

July 2015

2001-5569


to Build A

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