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Electronics Insight

June 2019

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING IN THIS ISSUE

Electronics Engineering Department, since its inception in 1995, has achieved great recognition in the field of technical education. The department offer B.E. in Electronics Engineering, a four-year degree program with an intake of 60 students and Ph.D. in Electronics Engineering. The National Board of Accreditation accredited the department in 2004, 2013 and 2017. In 2017 department received 740 marks in accreditation. Department adopted the philosophy of ‘Outcome Based Education.’ It comprises highly qualified and professionally skilled faculty members with an impressive record of the published work. Department associated senior professionals from industry as an adjunct faculty. Department faculties are rigorously involved in R&D activities. Their research work is published in reputed international journals like IEEE, IET, AIP, ASP, Elsevier, Wiley, IETE etc. and also in international conferences. The faculty members conduct training programs in the various areas of engineering such as embedded systems, instrumentation, VLSI and networking.

S.P.I.T. received academic autonomy from last academic year and NIRF ranking. Department has offered curriculum which encourage holistic development of student. Department has an exclusive library with 1000+ books and access to services like NPTEL. The Laboratories are equipped with

standard equipments& accessories from best manufacturers and industry grade tools like Cadence PG Bundle, LabView, Coventorware, COMSOL, PSIM, Mentor Graphics, Tanner Tools, Xilinx, Active HDL, KEIL Professional Licenses, DSP Application software etc. Some of the laboratories have advanced hardware and demonstration setups like NI-ELVIS, PLC’s, SCADA, Smart Camera, Mechatronics Toolkit, Biomedical Instrumentation Toolkit, Robot Models, Trainers, Microcontroller/ FPGA/CPLD prototype boards etc. The department has signed MoU with several companies like Cogenda Singapore, Eduvance, Edgate technologies etc. and reputed institutes like IIT Bombay, VJTI (Margdarshan Scheme), VNIT etc. for research collaboration, training and lab development. Department also encourages entrepreneur activities for students to learn fundamentals of business to build their own startups. Faculties of our department are exclusively involved with IEDC, NEN, Incubation Centre and E-Cell activities.

The faculty members and students are involved in organizations like the IEEE, IETE and college body ESA. Projects done by students are appreciated at various national level competitions like ARM Design Contest, Hackathon, Mitsubhishi Contest, Texas Instruments Innovation Challenges and many more.

Initiatives Undertaken after Autonomous Status Page 4

Achievements

Various achievements of the students as well as the faculty Page 26 &42

About

Editors: Prof. Minal Khobragade Prof. Jayshree Rathod

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To create professionally competent engineers, researchers and entrepreneurs in the field of electronics engineering for the benefit of society

Mission:

To impart quality engineering education as per the industry

need

To motivate students to undertake research on next

generation technologies

To create an environment that shall foster growth of professionals capable of effectively using the scientific and technical

knowledge for the betterment of mankind

Programme Educational Objectives:

PEO1: Graduates will have successful career in the chosen path utilizing technical and professional skills, while complying

with ethical standards

PEO2: Graduates undertake research activities on next generation technologies in electronics engineering

PEO3:Graduates pursue higher studies in internationally recognized institutes/universities

Programme Outcomes:

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

PO1: Engineering Knowledge: apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering

specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2: Problem Analysis: identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching

substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3: Design & Development of Solutions: design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or

processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and

environmental considerations.

PO4: Conduct Investigation of Complex Problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of

experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5: Modern Tools Usage: create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including

prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6: The Engineer and Society: apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and

cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7: Environment & Sustainability: understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental

contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8: Ethics: apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.

PO9: Individual & Team work: function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in

multidisciplinary settings

PO10: Communication: communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society

at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and

give and receive clear instructions.

PO11: Project management & Finance: demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles

and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12: Life-long Learning: recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Vision:


Programme Specific Outcomes:

Apart from Programme Outcomes given by NBA, Electronics Engineering Department has decided following Programme

Specific Outcome (PSO). Engineering Graduates will be able to:

PSO1:troubleshoot electronic circuits, systems and products

PSO2:use open source tools for engineering practice

PSO3:draft patent and research paper as per the publication standards

Board of Studies (BOS) & Department Advisory Board (DAB)

Dr. Surendra S. Rathod (Chairman) Professor and Head of Department, S.P.I.T., Mumbai

Dr.PrachiGharpure Principal, S.P.I.T., Mumbai Dr. Y. S. Rao (Invited Member) Dean Research & Development, S.P.I.T. Dr. Mahesh B. Patil (Domain Expert) Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai

Dr.Baylon G. Fernandes (Domain Expert) Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai Academician (University Nominee)

Mr. Rohit Bhat (Alumni Representative) NVIDIA US Mr. NandishAvalani (Alumni & Industry Representative) MS-North Carolina State University, Engineer, Staff I- Electronic Design Central Engineering, Broadcom Comm. Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Mr. Abhishek Sharma, (Alumni) Ph.D. Researcher, Carnegie Mellon University, USA All faculty members of department

Mr. Viral Hingarh (Alumni) MBA IIM Indore, Senior Manager, Axis Bank Mr. Rajan Goyal (Industry Representative) General Manager (Business Development) Siemens Ltd., Digital Factory, Navi Mumbai

Mr. Abbas Barwaniwala (Student Representative)

Ms. Prutha Atre (Student Representative)

Mr. Rutwik Pandit (Student Representative) Mr. Ananta Goswami (Student Representative)

Salient Features of the Department:

Provisionally accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) for three years and received 740 marks in the assessment. Department adopted outcome based education system as per the NBA norms

In 2017 department started Ph.D. Research Center in Electronics Engineering.

Introduced new courses in the curriculum after getting academic autonomy.

Last year department received sponsored embedded lab from ‘Silicon Lab’.

Participation of students in contests organised by industries like Texas Instruments, TVS Motors, ARM Technologies, Mitsubhishi, Reliance etc.

To encourage students for the research work, department reimburses registration money for publications to the students.

Institute has allocated Rs. 50,000/-- per year to the department for the purchase of books in the department library. These books are available to the students for immediate reference.

Department also encourage students to develop various mini-projects. Every mini-project gets maximum Rs. 1000/-- as reimbursement. Department also funds the final year projects as per the need.

Department has vibrant mentoring system to help students at individual levels.

Department has various schemes/programmes like SPES and SDP for skill development of students.


Curriculum:


Following courses are completed in this academic year: Salient Feature: 1. More than 250 students enrolled 2. Tracks are offered by Suven Consultants & Technology Pvt. Ltd, Fractal Analytics, SafeTTy System Ltd. (UK), Microdevice Technologies and S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research part from S.P.I.T. faculty

1. Verilog Programming

2. Fundamental of System Verilog

3. System Verification with System Verilog

4. Programming with FPGA Processor

5. Level-1 Foundations of Reliable Embedded Systems (TTa

6. Level-0 Embedded "C“ by SafeTTy Systems Ltd UK

7. IOT with TIMSP432 and NodeRED on IBM Cloud (IOT Embedded) by Microdevice Technologies

8. Data Manipulation using Python(or R)

9. Data Visualization using Power PI

10. Machine Learning

11. Data Structures & Problem Solving using Java

12. Angular 6 (n-tier Programming using Node. js)

13. Data Analytics using R

14. Statistics using Excel/ Tableau )

15. ML & DL using Python

16. Economics and Business Environment

17. Marketing Management

18. Operations- Supply Chain Management

19. IT for Business

20. HR and Organizations Behavior

Orientation of SCOPE

Initiative Started after Getting Autonomy in 2018-19:

SCOPE (Skill Certification for Outcome Based Professional Education):


‘Occupational Safety and Legal Studies for Engineers’ is introduced in semester IV for all branches to create awareness of law and legal procedures & documents. Various events are conducted as a part of this activity. Prof. Sana Khan and Prof. Suman Kalani from Pravin Gandhi Law College took lectures on ‘Contract Drafting’.On 5th March 2019 entire engineering college environment was simulated to law college. Every single student was excited to be the part of this event which had four activities namely: Moot Court Competition and Client Counseling, Negotiation Competition. Institute has procured ‘Manupatra’ licenses for helping students to

get legal database. Assessment in the form of quiz has also been taken. Success of every event depends on the participants and for this event around 300 second year students participated. Moot Court Competition created an awareness among students about legal system in India with up gradation to

students documentation skill. During this competition students have given written as well as oral submission. Because of this competition, fear of legal system was removed and this will help them to overcome challenges in their lives. The event was judged by Ms. Alks Mehta Ms. Hetvi Karelia, Ms. Urvashi Shah &Ms. Pavana Padmakumar from SKVM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law. Client Counseling was to promote greater knowledge and interest among students in the counselling functions

and to encourage students to develop interviewing planning and analytical skills in the lawyer-client relationship in the office. The event was judged by Ms. Radhika Sarpotdar &Ms. Shweta Chandurkar from SKVM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law. Negotiation Competition provided a means for engineering students to practice and improve their negotiation

skills. The event was judged by Ms. Kinjal Parekh & Ms. Krishika Mhatre from SKVM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law.During this event a Mumbai Police Organized Security awareness program called Jagrut Mumbaikar Campaign. D. N. Nagar Police Station officers PSI Vinerkar, Mr. R. K. Shinde, Ms. Unnati Thakar and Mr. Santosh Kalaphad took session to make students aware about security concerns in daily life activities.

ABL Faculty Co-ordinators Prof. Priya Deshpande (ETRX) Prof. Renuka Pawar(IT) Prof. Kiran Gawande (Comp) Prof. Milind Paraye (EXTC)

Prof. Manisha Bansode(ETRX) Prof.Swapnali Kurhade Prof. Reeta Koshi(Comp) Prof.Pallavi Malame (EXTC)

Advocate Pavana Padmakumar

Interacting with students Officer from Mumbai Police interact with students under Jagrut Mumbaikar

Campaign

ABL Course Occupational Safety and Legal Studies for Engineers:


Sardar Patel Institute of Technology introduced life skill related activity based learning course

‘Building Automation, Fire Safety and Electronic Security’ in semester III for all branches.

Under this course several guest lecture, fire drills and student competitions are conducted. To

execute these activities successfully S.P.I.T. signed MoU with Fire and Security Association

(FSAI) India. Every second year student has been given Fire Extinguisher free of charge worth Rs. 1000/-

Activity Based Learning-1 is for Second Year semester III students. The Aim of this Activity

based learning to make students understand regarding the safety during fire break out and

instructions for personal safety. The events was conducted in association with Fire and Security

Association of India (FSAI). The guest lectures was conducted by Mr. Vivek Save, Reliance

Industries Ltd, Manager in Utility Department, delegates from FSAI. Mr. Rajesh Shirke, Vice Chair-Student Initiative Program –FSAI given the demonstration on ‘woman safety’.

Mr. Pramod Rao, Managing Directpr of Zicom Group gave an insight about IoT Technology.

He has been instrumental in bringing about a paradigm change in Indian Electronic Secutity

Business with a vision that the future of safety and security lay in technology driven security

solutions. He is former National Presisdent of FSAI. He is also the former security Ambessador

of Schneider Electric Asia Pacific Region. Fire drill was given to students to make them understand the safety and security from Fire. At the end of the semester the evaluation was conducted on 13th Oct 2018 on the occasion of ‘International Day for Disaster Reduction’.

The institute has organized various competitions like Poster Presentation, Skit Performance, Case Study Presentation, Short Film

Making and Project or App making. There was a good response from the students. Three skits, 19 posters and 76 posters are presented

during the event. Mr. Tejasvi Jha, Chapter Executive, Mr. Parag Momaya-Student Chair FSAI Mumbai Chapter, Dr. S. S. Rathod, Dean

Academics, Prof. Priya Deshpande, Prof. Renuka Pawar, Prof. Kiran Gawande and Prof. Milind Paraye took efforts to make the event

successful. FSAI S.P.I.T. Student Chapter Core Committee Members are President: Mr. Deshprabhu Sumedh (ETRX), Secretary: Mr.

Rajiv Philip (EXTC), Treasurer: Ms. Purnima Mokadam (IT), Other Members: Aralikatti Akhilesh (ETRX), Chandeliya Nalin (ETRX),

Kelaskar Rahul (ETRX), Malve Saurav (ETRX), Sahil Vora (EXTC), Shaunak Thakar (EXTC), Tejas Puthran (EXTC), Kirti Tyagi

(EXTC), Saurabh Parulekar (EXTC), Amey Vidyadhar Sawant (EXTC), Parth Ambalkar (EXTC), Jagruti koli (IT), Surabhi Vijay Ghankutkar (Comp), Ragini Chandrakant Patil (Comp), Shubham Damodar Sahu (Comp) andJai Ramesh Puro (Comp).

Felicitation of SPIT FSAI Student Chapter member during FSIE – 2019 held on 28th Feb 2019 at Bombay

Exhibition Center, Goregaon for recognizing their efforts taken for Ganesh Mandal Audit.

ABL Course Building Automation, Fire Safety and Electronic Security:


Activity based learning 3 is for third year students of semester V. The aim of the course is to make students think creatively and innovate

new ideas. Students should understand the importance of diversity related to race, gender, culture, age and other observable differences in

their workplace. Students should be aware of the expectations and etiquettes of the Organization and help them to improve in the

directions. The guest lectures were delivered by Ms. Bipasha Roy, Managing Director and Mr. Sameer Shah, Director from Mobius

Space and some activities were arranged every week to make students think innovatively. Guest lecture by Ms. Charu Sabnavis,

Director ,Delta Learning was arranged to make students understand the ‘importance of Diversity at Workplace’. The evaluation of the

ABL was done on 26th Oct 2018. The Competition of Drama and Project on Design thinking were scheduled on that day.

Students during activities during

the session of Design Thinking

Students Performing Drama on

Emotional Intelligence and

Workplace Etiquettes

Students Performing Drama on Workplace

Etiquettes during Placements

Feedback of judges on Drama on

Workplace Etiquettes

Evaluation of Design Thinking

Project

Prof. S. S. Rathod giving token of thanks to

Judges of Project on Design Thinking

Expert talk by Dr. Pooja Sukhija from MasterMyLife EQ Education

Pvt.Ltd on Emotional Intelligence

Prof. S. S. Rathod giving token of thanks to

Judges of Drama on Workplace Etiquettes

ABL Course Creative Thinking, Diversity and Workplace Etiquette


Activity based learning 4 is for third year students of semester VI. The aim of the course is to make student research oriented. Various

sessions were conducted under this course . The course started with the introductory session on ‘How to do research’ by Dr. S. S

Rathod and ‘Various research topics’ by Dr. Preetida Jani . Next session was on ‘Submission and Review Mechanism of Research

paper’ delivered by Dr. D. C. Karia . Considering the importance of research proposal and funding, session was conducted on ‘How to

prepare Research Proposal for Funding by Dr. D. R. Kalbande, and ‘Why and where to apply for Research Funding by Dr. R. R.

Sawant. The principal of SPIT, Dr. Prachi Gharpure presented useful session on ‘Do and Don’t in Research Paper Presentation’. Dr.

R. G. Sutar talked on ‘How to make Research Poster and Presentation Slides’. Dr. Y. S. Rao talked on ‘Do and Don’ts in

Research’. Dr. Sujata Kulkarni delivered expert talk on ‘How to use Plagiarism Tools’. To tell the importance of intellectual property

and various aspects of it, Prof. K. T. Talele delivered lecture on ‘Patent Drafting’.

Dr. Sujata Kulkarni delivered

expert talk on ‘How to use

Plagiarism Tools’

Session on ‘How to prepare Research

Proposal for Funding by Dr. D. R.

Kalbande

Prof. K. T. Talele delivered lecture on

‘Patent Drafting’

Session on ‘Do and Don’t in

Research Paper Presentation’ by

Dr. R. G. Sutar

Students discussion in Activity :

‘White Paper on ‘FUNDING

SCHEME’

Prof. P.B Bhawtankar taking session on

Latex.

Winners of POSTER Presentation Activity

ABL Course Technical Paper and Patent Drafting


Two compulsory credits either in social or sports activiites.

Regular activity must in a semester.

1. ‘Swacch Bharat’ – Versova, Dana Pani and Juhu Beach

Cleaning

2. Socho Bharat-Spreading awareness for Plastic ban

3. Surakshit Bharat- Fire and Safety events,Jagrut

Mumbaikar event,Awareness program by Mumbai Traffic

Police

4. Shikshit Bharat- School Education

5. Saksham Bharat- Make a Difference (MAD) contribution,

Vaccination Drive

6. Save Bharat- Anaytical Kirtan, Kala Goda Festival

Organiser

7. Participation in Maharashtra Village Social

Transformation Foundation (VSTF) activiites.

Versova Beach Cleaning on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti under Swacch Bharat Scheme

Students Cleaning the Juhu beach on worlds clean up day

SEVA (Social Education through Various Activities):


Students teaching ‘Vedic Maths’ to the school childrens of Vidhya Vikas under Shikshit Bharat Scheme.

Analytical Kirtan oranised by Neelaya tamhankar (SE-ETRX)

Donation Drive conducted by students

Blood donation camp organised by students

Student contribited in MAD,NGO More than 600 Ganesh Mandals audited by ETRX students.

There are 24 students of third year enrolled for VSTF related activities. They will be doing survey and executing their final year projects in the villages allotted by VSTF to S.P.I.T. More than 50 villages are allotted from Raigad district. This is Government of Maharashtra initiative for village transformation as a pilot project.

Mr.Prashanth Chari(TE-ETRX) is volunteer of Toybank NGO, taught school kids through toys and puzzles.


Socho Bharat’: Circular Economy Saksham Bharat’: Vaccination Drive

Marathon Drive under Saksham Bharat

‘Music Appreciation’ Course executed in association with and at ‘Indian Music Lab’ (provide music to Sony) with Mr. Rohit Majrekar, Director and Music Composer.

Students learning Yoga and Meditation during ‘Yog Vidya’ course.

LA Faculty Co-ordinators

Name Of Faculty Name of Department

Prof. Jayshree Rathod (ETRX)

Prof. Rashmi Deshmukh (IT)

Prof. Soni Bambhar (Comp)

Prof. Ganpat Parodekar (EXTC)

Prof. Reeta Koshi (Comp)

Prof. Lynette Pariera (EXTC)

Prof.Kaisar Katchi (ASH)

Liberal Art Courses:


Mr. Naman Patwa

Year of Graduation :2019

Employment : Capgemini

S.P.I.T. has experienced faculty, excellent labs and advanced tools. It presents a majestic learning experience. We have

worked late nights for projects, contests, fests related work, etc and everyone in the college always supported us. Here

I got to challenge myself by accomplishing different projects plus competitions outside the curriculum and managing

college festivals as technical secretary. This helped me improve my time management and leadership skills. The

campus atmosphere is pretty positive. If you strive to achieve something and you are in S.P.I.T then no one can stop

you.

Ms. Isha Yadav



Being a SPITian is one of the great experiences. The proactive faculty who implements the necessary steps for the

betterment of students. I felt that the SPIT always comes with the new technology for the growth of students and

provides resources for extracurricular activities which encourage students.

Mr. Amey Mahadik


Employment : LTTS

It feels like yesterday when I first entered S.P.I.T. and attended the orientation program. The orientation program gave

me a brief idea about the culture and the programs conducted at S.P.I.T. Everybody was excited about their 4-year

journey and since the first day itself, S.P.I.T. never failed my expectation. When you are in S.P.I.T., you work more in

the labs than in the classroom. We were able to access labs 24x7. By entering S.P.I.T, I was assured of my career. When

you are in S.P.I.T., you will face new challenges daily which helped me to become a better person as well as a better

time manager. The exposure I got in the labs and other training programs made me exposed to the industry. The

technical festivals, cultural festivals, and other social programs helped me to explore things other than academics and

helped me to refresh my mind. Overall the journey with S.P.I.T. will always be unforgettable and best experience of my

life.

Sample Testimonials of Outgoing Batch in 2019:


Ms. Rituparna Patkar


Employment : LTTS

Being in SPIT was the best part of life till now. SPIT helped me in enhancing various qualities, and also gave me

opportunities to work on different projects as well as to be a part of enthusiastic events. The support provided by the

Professors was commendable, when in need they used to be there to help us out from the problems. Not only were the

Prof. but also the lab assistants very helpful throughout the journey. In short, it was challenging but a beautiful

experience.

Mr. Sai Pratik


Employement : JpMorgan Chase

Being a part of the SPIT family is truly a dream come true! The past four years of college was filled with exuberance and

lots of memories. Department of electronics is very supportive in co-curricular activities like inter-college & intra-

college project competition, troubleshooting competition, internships and much more. The faculty made sure we were

able to apply all concepts learnt in classrooms, practically in labs and simulations. I was also fortunate enough to bag a

'Super Dream' from JP Morgan Chase. If not for the continuous support of the faculty, this feat would not have been

achieved. It is truly an honor to be an SPIT alumni..!

Mr. Rajas Khasgiwala

Year of Graduation : 2019

Employment: Om Enterprises

I remember the day of my admission, back in 2015. It was 2nd of August on which institute round 3 was scheduled and

fortunately I got through. Since then the roller coaster journey has begun. I was quite lucky to have met good people in

SPIT with whom I built a team, participated in competitions, won prizes and also evolved in many aspects. I am very

thankful to the teachers who made us push out limits and extract the best out of ourselves, in terms of problem solving,

logic building etc. and sometimes to strive for every mark in the internal assignments. The journey was accompanied by

our life savior lab assistants, who took care of every instrument/software and made it available to us at every time. Not

to forget the efforts taken by the training and placement office and coordinators to place almost every individual who

appeared in the process. In short thank you S.P.I.T. for everything and will always cherish these moments with pride.


Ms. Shreya Gupta


Employment : LTTS

With a desire to expand my knowledge in the Electronics domain as well as to improve my overall skills, I joined SPIT in

2015 and the college proved to cater both. The professors, technical staff and non-technical staff, all are extremely

supportive when it comes to not only the curriculum but also the co-curricular activities. The four years learning

experience has been great at SPIT and will reminisce the days at SPIT for years to come!

Mr. Prafulla solkar


Employment: Infosys

“Being a student of S.P.I.T. Electronics Department was a great experience. The department faculty is very cooperative

and overall campus environment is quite positive. The guidance and support of teachers whether for subject learning or

projects gave us a constant encouragement for achieving the targets. Even the infrastructural facilities provided by

department are very good. The lab resources are according to the industry need. Various competitions like Technical

Paper Presentation, Project Competition gave us a practical experience. The lectures arranged by T.P.O. for placements

were very helpful for preparations. Studying here has helped me develop academically, professionally and socially. The

skills and experience gained would definitely help us in developing a successful career in corporate world.”

Mr. Nitin Shetty


Higher Education: Georgia Institute of Technology

My journey with S.P.I.T was very memorable. I learnt many new things in S.P.I.T . I also joined SCOPE courses which

helped me in my projects. And the teachers support for the projects was good. Also participated in one of the

competition which further enhanced my knowledge. Overall my journey was full of fun and knowledge.


Mr . Anchal Jaiswal


Employment : LnT Core

Being a student of SPIT was a memorable experience. This four years of engineering has helped me to prepare for my

career. The electronics department is extremely supportive. The faculties encourage students to participate in

competitions and moreover provide us the lab resources even after the college hours. Apart from curriculum, the

teachers also encourage students to publish their project papers. The department allowed me to explore fields other

than core electronics like Image Processing and Machine learning which helped me a lot during my campus placements.

SPIT has taught me how to handle challenges and manage my time efficiently.

Mr. Bhushan sonawane


Higher Education: Capgemini

The four year journey with the SPIT was the most memorable one. In this four year I learned so many things at SPIT.

SPIT immensely improved my aptitude and technical abilities. The Professors not only helped us to improve our

technical skills but also helped us to improve our communication skills. By taking parts in various events in this four

years I was able to improve my multitasking abilities as well as enhanced time management skills.

Ms. Mrunal Nerkar


Employment : Deloitte DI

Four years of Engineering can make or break a person. Sardar Patel Institute of Technology strives hard to ensure that

the students make it and they make it big in life. The Electronics Department especially is quite supportive when it

comes to the co-curricular activities of students. Whether your interests lies in technical activities or non-technical

activities, you'll definitely find something at which you can excel in at this institution.


Ms. Manasvi Govindayapalli


Employment : Deloitte USI

My journey with S.P.I.T has all been about stepping out of my comfort zone and taking up new challenges. S.P.I.T has a

very vibrant, interactive and equally competitive atmosphere which has always pushed me to break the glass ceiling.

The staff has been really supportive, friendly and open to suggestions. I take this opportunity to thank everyone who

has been a part of this journey and has contributed to my well being.

Ms. Vrinda Singhal


Employment : Siemens

Being at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology for 4 years has helped me grow immensely as a person. The faculty at the

Electronics Engineering Department is highly supportive and encourages students to take on various responsibilities

and participate in a variety of activities. Its students are some of the most hardworking and talented people in the

entire college. The challenges I faced in my college life have prepped me for the challenges I will face ahead in the

future. The curated syllabus and the pedagogy followed in the Electronics Engineering Department helped me develop

my core concepts nicely, which proved invaluable during the placement season. It was a memorable experience and I

will cherish the memories of my time here at SPIT.

Mr. Jay Rana


Employment : Quantiphi

Being a student in the Electronics Department of SPIT was a wonderful experience that I will cherish for a lifetime. SPIT

helped me become a socially responsible engineer. Every faculty made sure that our fundamental concepts were clear

and that we know to put theory into practice. The support and encouragement from faculty and our seniors helped

meget selected for the Siemens student internship program. The disciplined learning environment and the resources

available here is very conducive for undertaking projects. The workshops, seminars & co-curricular courses conducted

by the department helped to bring out the best in every student. The department also encouraged us to take part in all

co-curricular activities which helps in the holistic development of students and preparing us for life after engineering.


Ms. Divya Sawant


Employment :L&T Core

The Electronics Engineering department of S.P.I.T is filled with faculty and students who strive for excellence. The

faculty is very supportive and they make sure that you become not just an engineer but a socially aware engineer. The

department organized many competitions and workshops which helped in developing our practical knowledge. The

efforts of the faculty and the support staff have allowed us access equipment which is not available in other colleges.

Joining S.P.I.T has led to overall development as an individual.

Mr. Shivam Sahu


Employment :Deloitte U.S.-India Advisory

An institute firm in its rudimentary principles and teaching skills is what S.P.I.T stands for. Being a part of this

prestigious institute has really helped me develop my liking towards learning as a student. When it comes to conceptual

teaching and practical experience, the Electronics Department of S.P.I.T. is doing a great job in this institute. The kind

of support we have received for academic as well as non-academic work during our course has been great. The efforts

taken by the faculty in training the students have been extraordinary. The quality of teaching here trains a student hard

enough to stand out in society among others. The knowledge which we take from here can surely be utilized in our

career in near future in whatsoever domain we work. I would like to make a special mention of the support which the

faculty has provided us during our project development phase. The faculty is equally supportive in all the non-technical

and cultural activities organized by students and appreciates them for the same. I would like thank the entire staff of

S.P.I.T for helping me in different scenarios during this 4 years of rigorous engineering.

Mr. Sahil Bhagat



These past four years in the Electronics Department of S.P.I.T, the experience here has not only made me a good

engineer, but has also developed my overall personality as an individual. A big part of my success goes to our awesome

seniors who have guided and helped me at every stage in this past four years. I participated in various technical


competitions at national level, Electronics department has supported me throughout my journey by providing exposure

to various technologies and accesses to labs to do projects till late night. I was a part of Robocon Team for 2 years,

which gave me a platform to apply my knowledge on practical systems and develop team building skills. All these

factors helped me to bag the job at Capgemini, and will continue to push me to achieve greater goals in life.

Ms. Darshana Mehta



Being a student of S.P.I.T. Electronics Department was a great experience. The department faculty is very cooperative

and overall campus environment is quite positive. The guidance and support of teachers whether for subject learning or

projects gave us a constant encouragement for achieving the targets. Even the infrastructural facilities provided by

department are very good. The lab resources are according to the industry need. Various competitions like Technical

Paper Presentation, Project Competition gave us a practical experience. The lectures arranged by T.P.O. for placements

were very helpful for preparations. Studying here has helped me develop academically, professionally and socially. The

skills and experience gained would definitely help us in developing a successful career in corporate world.

Mr. Nikhil Pintoo


Employment : Quantiphi

Sardar Patel Institute of Technology aims at enhancing a student's academic career while developing one's total

personality. The delightful environment here helps you grow as a human being. These four years of Engineering have

taught me some of life's important lessons. Being a student of the Electronics Department, I have received a number of

opportunities to be a part of numerous technical competitions, industrial visits and extra-curricular activities. The

department has the finest professors who impart quality education and encourage us to take part in almost everything

and lab assistants who help us during our lab courses. I am taking a box full of memories of this place and will cherish

upon them. Proud to be a SPITian.

Mr. Aditya Prakash


Employment :Senior Analyst, Capgemini Technology Services India Limited

When I reflect on my four years in the Electronics Department of S.P.I.T, I conclude that the experience not only made


me a good engineer, but also prepared me in unpredictable ways for my career. The department has very experienced

and supportive faculties who are always there to help. Here I got a platform to nurture my talent by working on

different projects and participating in various competitions outside the curriculum. Apart from curricular activities,

encouragement for participating in college festivals, and participating in various sports events inculcated time

management and leadership qualities in me and helped in an all-round development. The different opportunities i.e.

Projects, Seminars, Workshops, Events have played a crucial role in preparing me to face the corporate world. It was a

wonderful time in my life, and the best experience I’ve had.

Mr. Pranav Pailkar


Employment :Equifax

It was great experience studying in Electronics Department; S.P.I.T. Professors motivated students in pushing their

limits which helped us develop professionally, academically and socially. Also the department provides students with

advanced technology to work on which really helps in projects and getting experience on cutting edge softwares.

Activities like Robocon gave me platform to apply my theoretical knowledge practically. These extra and co-curricular

activities taught skills like time management, team work and financial management. Department also allowed me to

explore fields like Artificial Intelligence and Image processing along with core electronics which proved beneficial for me

in campus placements.

Mr. Chetan Patil


Employment :Equifax

It was a great experience as a student of Electronics Engineering Department of Sardar Patel Institute of Technology.

Learning environment is excellent, studying electronics engineering has boosted my analytical and visualization skills.

Institute develops the professional attitude among students, competitive environment encourages doing more and

pushing the limits. Infrastructure and facilities are state of the art. I got the opportunity to work on diversified projects

in the field of Internet of Things, Biomedical Electronics, Advanced Analytics and Machine Learning etc. Co-curricular

and Extracurricular activities helped me to develop leadership and managerial skills.


Dr. S.S. Rathod Designation: Dean Academics, Professor & Head Qualification: Ph.D. (IIT Roorkee) Experience: 22 Years Expertise: Semiconductor Device Modeling, VLSI

Design, Radiation Effects Email: [email protected]

Dr. RajendraSutar Designation: Deputy HoD, Associate Professor Qualification: Ph.D. (VNIT Nagpur) Experience: 21 Years Expertise:Power Electronics, Instrumentation Email:[email protected] Dr. Deepak C Karia Designation: Associate Professor Qualification: Ph.D. Electronics (V.J.T.I., Mumbai) Experience: 19 Years Expertise:Wireless & Mobile Communication, Networking Email:[email protected]

Prof. K. T. Talele Designation: Associate Professor Qualification: M.E. (Pursuing Ph.D.) Experience: 26 Years Expertise: Digital signal processing, Image, audio, video Processing, Machine Vi Email:[email protected]

Prof. N.A. Bhagat Designation: Associate Professor Qualification: M.E. (Pursuing Ph.D.) Experience: 20 Years Expertise: Digital Design, Network Analysis, Electronic Circuit Design, IP, VLSI Email:[email protected] Prof. P. V. Kasambe Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. (Pursuing Ph.D.) Experience: 20 Years Expertise: Control Sys, Instrumentation, Linear IC, MEMS Email: [email protected].

Prof. Payal Shah Designation: Assistant Professor Experience: 11 Years Qualification: ME.(Persuing Ph.D) Expertise:Control System, Signal Processing Email: [email protected]

Prof. Manisha Bansod Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E.

Experience: 10 Years Expertise:Communication Engineering

Qualification:M.Tech. Experience: 05 Years Expertise: Signal and Image Processing,

Circuit Theory, Microprocessors Email:[email protected] Designation:

of.Jayshree Rathod Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. Expertise: Mechatronics E Experience: 02 Year

E-mail: [email protected] Prof.Jayshree Rathod Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. Expertise: Mechatronics Experience: 09 Months E-mail: [email protected] Prof.S

onamKharade

Designation: Assistant Professor

Department Faculty:

Prof. G. T. Haldankar Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. Experience: 09 Years Expertise: BEE, Power Electronics, Electronic

Circuit Design Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Prof.Priya Deshpande Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification:M.Tech.(Perusing Ph.D) Experience: 06 Years Expertise: Signal and Image Processing, Circuit Theory, Microprocessors Email:[email protected]

Email: [email protected]

Prof. Manisha Bansode Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. (Perusing Ph.D) Experience: 10 Years Expertise: Communication Engineering

Prof.NajibGhatte Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification:M.Tech Experience: 05 Years

Expertise:LICD, IC Technology Email:[email protected]


Prof.Jayshree Rathod Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M.E. Expertise: Mechatronics Experience: 2 years E-mail: [email protected]

Prof. Kumar Khandagale Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification:M.Tech.(Perusing Ph.D) Experience: 03 Year Expertise: Embedded Systems Email:[email protected]


Prof. Minal Khobragade Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification:M.E. Experience: 3 Year Expertise: OOPM, Wireless Communication Email:[email protected]


Name: Prof. Nikunj Parikh Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: ME(EXTC) Experience: 4 Years Expertise:IC,VLSI,IP,Circuit Theory Email:[email protected]

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Supporting Staff

Mr. Vijay Patyani

Designation: Technical

Assistant

Qualification: Diploma in

Electrical Engineering

Email:

[email protected]

Mr. JitendraDongre

Designation: System Support

Electronics

Qualification: Diploma

(Industrial Electronics), B.

Tech. (EXTC)

[email protected]

Mrs. DeepaliYamgar Designation: Lab Support

Qualification: Diploma

(Industrial Electronics)

B.Sc. (IT)

Email:deepayamgar @gmail.com

Mr. VaibhavGosavi


Assistant Qualification: B.E.

Email:

[email protected]

Mr. Navin Singh


Assistant Qualification: B.E.

Email:[email protected]

Mr. Chetan Parkar

Designation: Clerk

Qualification: B.Com. Email:[email protected]

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Mr. MukundPawar

Designation: Clerk

Qualification: B.A.


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Mr. Sunil Nagare


Assistant

Qualification: B.E(EXTC)


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Mr. Sanjay Dharpawar

Designation: Clerk

Qualification: B.A, MSW


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Mr. Prakash Kumbhar

Designation: Peon Qualification: 12th

Dr. S. S. Rathod Dean Academics, Head of Department Dr. R. G. Sutar Deputy Head of Department

Power Electronics Lab In-charge

Prof. K. T. Talele MCA Coordinator Prof. N. A Bhagat

Gymkhana Chairman

SPTBI Coordinator Head of Student Welfare Committee

IEDC Coordinator Digital Design Lab In-Charge

IEEE Bombay Student Activity Chair Prof. P. V. Kasambe

NBA and NAAC Programme Coordinator

ESA Coordinator Instrumentation Lab In-Charge

DSP Lab In-charge Prof. Manisha Bansode

Timetable In-Charge

Prof. Payal Shah Department Library In-Charge Electronic Devices and Circuits Lab In-Charge In-Charge of Electronic Workshop Prof. Priya

Deshpande Project Co-ordinator

Prof. G. T. Haldankar

Remote Center Coordinator R & D Committee Member

ROBOCON Coordinator Microprocessor Lab In-Charge

In-Charge of Analog Design Lab Prof. Jayshree Rathod

Newsletter and Website In-charge

Faculty Roles and Responsibility:


RECENT PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY

1. Reena Sonkusare, P. Pilankar, A. Gosavi, K. Sutar and S. S Rathod, “Design and analysis of SOI FinFET Based Three Stage OTA with Nested Gm-C Frequency Compensation,” IEEE Computer Society VLSI Circuits and Systems Letter, Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 1-12, Nov 2018.

2. Pramod Bhavarthe, Surendra Rathod and K.T.V. Reddy, “A Compact Two Via Hammer Spanner type Polarization Dependent Electromagnetic Band Gap Structure,” IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters, Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 284-286, Apr 2018.

3. Sushma Srivastava, Shridhar Sahu and S. S. Rathod, “Computation and Analysis of Excitatory Synapse and Integrate & Fire Neuron: 180nm MOSFET and CNFET Technology,” IOSR Journal of VLSI and Signal Processing (IOSR-JVSP), Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 60-72. Jan.-Feb. 2018.

4. Reena Sonkusare, P. Pilankar and S. S Rathod, “Analysis of subthreshold SOI FinFET based two stage OTA for low power,” Springer Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, Vol. 96, pp. 1-13, Aug 2018

5. Pramod P. Bhavarthe, Surendra S. Rathod, and K. T. V. Reddy, “A Compact Dual Band Gap Electromagnetic Band Gap Structure,” IEEE Trans. on Antennas and Propagation, Vol. 67, No. 1, pp. 596-600, Oct. 2018.

6. Sushma Srivastava, Gajendra Purohit and S. S. Rathod, “Integrate & fire neuron and Differential pair integrator synapse Interconnection– computation & Analysis in 180nm MOSFET and CNFET Technology,” International Journal of Advanced Research in Engineering and Technology (IJARET), Vol. 9, Issue 6, pp. 78–96, Nov.-Dec. 2018.

7. Rajendra Sutar, “A Hybrid Approach for Mir Based Statistical Feature Extraction to Detect Brain Tumor”, International Organisation of Scientific Research Journal of VLSI and Signal Processing, Vol. 8, Issue 2, Mar-Apr 2018.

8. Diksha D. Halve, Dr. Rajendra G. Sutar, “Signal Processing Techniques for Classification of Fetal Electrocardiogram: A survey”, International Organisation of Scientific Research Journal of VLSI and Signal Processing , Vol. 9, Issue 1, 22 May 2019.

9. Fahad Bilal, Manisha Bansode, Pramod Bhavarthe and Surendra Rathod “Reduction of Signal Integrity Issues in Printed Circuit Board Using Electromagnetics Bandgap Structure” International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), Volume-8, Issue-1, pp. 3471-3474, May 2019.

1. Pramod Bhavarthe, Surendra Rathod and K T V Reddy, “Mutual Coupling Reduction in Patch Antenna Using Electromagnetic Band Gap (EBG) Structure for IoT Application,” Int. Conf. on Communication, Information & Computing Technology (ICCICT 2018), Mumbai, India, 2nd – 3rd Feb. 2018.

2. Kumar Khandagle and Surendra Rathod, “Implementation of MRI Gradient Generation System and Controller on Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA),” Int. Conf. on Communication, Information & Computing Technology (ICCICT 2018), Mumbai, India, 2nd – 3rd Feb. 2018.

3. Jyoti Singh, Divya Sawant, Sean Pereira, Crispin Lobo and Kiran Talele, “C-Indicator : A Mobile App for Crowd Control and Management in Suburban Railways”, at ICAST-2018 Organized by K.J.Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology Sion Mumbai during April 6-7, 2018

4. Sai Yerremreddy, K. T. Talele and Yash Kokate, “Genetic Algorithm for Optimal Feature Vector Selection in Facial Recognition” at Asia pacific IEEE 5th International conference for Convergence in technology 2019,Pune during March 29-31, 2019.

5. Prof. Rajendra Sutar, “Fast and Accurate Algorithm for Line following Robot”, at International Coference on Intelligent Computing and Sustainable Systems (ICICSS 2018) organized by Akshaya College of Engineering and Technology (ACET) on 20,21 September 2018 at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India. 6. Deepak Karia, Ankur Mahadik, Suma Salian, Vaibhav Rajput, Najib Ghatte and Anuradha Jadiya “Fire Detection and Gas Leakage

Prevention System” in proceedings of International Conference on New Trends in Engineering & Technology, Tamil Nadu, India 7th -8th September, 2018.

7. Jayesh B. Patil,Deepak C. Karia, “Comparative Study of Roger and FR-4 Based Circularly Polarized Microstrip Patch Antenna with Injecting a Single Set of Shorting Pins” 2018 9th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking Technologies (ICCCNT)10-12 July 201810-12 July 2018DOI: 10.1109/ICCCNT.2018.8494116

8. P. V. Kasambe, K. S. Bhole, D. V. Bhoir, “Design and Simulation of High SNR Varying Thickness Embedded Strain Sensing Polymer Microcantilever for BioSensing Applications, presented and published in Proceedings of the ASME 2018 International Design Engineering Technical Conference & Computers and Information in Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2018, August 26-29, Quebec City, Canada. (doi:10.1115/DETC2018-85731)

Recent Journal Publications (2018-2019):

Recent International Conference Publications (2018-19):


9. Pooja Babaji Said, Manisha Bansode, Payal Shah, “Proportionate Study of Neuron Models for Implementation of Neural Encoder”, International Conference on Electronics, Communication and Aerospace Technology [ICECA-2019], Coimbatore, 12-14thJune 2019 ISBN: 978-1-7281-0167-5 (Accepted)

10. Nevil Pooniwala, Anushka Waingankar, Rajendra Sutar, “Fast and Accurate Algorithm for Line Following Robot” Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Sustainable System (ICICSS 2018) 20-21st September 2018, DVD Part Number: CFP18O03-DVD; ISBN; 978-1-5386-4344-0

11. Aditya Nair, Shoaib Mansoori, Rajeev Moghe, Payal Shah and Kiran Talele,“Driver Assistant System using Haar Cascade and Convolution Neural Networks(CNN)” 3rd International Conference on Trends in Electronics and Informatics(ICOEI 2019), SCAD College of Engineering and Technology, 23-25 April 2019

12. Nitin Shetty, AmeyMahadik, Rajas Khasgiwale, Govind Haldankar, "Augmented Reality based Education App",3rd International Conference on Trends in Electronics and Informatics(ICOEI 2019), SCAD College of Engineering and Technology, 23-25 April 2019

13. Narendra Bhagat, Uday Pandit Khot, “Frequency Shift Key Receiver using Current Conveyors”, International Conference on Electrical, Communication, Electronics, Instrumentation and Computing (ICECEIC-2019), Shri Chandrasekharendra Sarawathi ViswaMahavidyalaya, Tamil Nadu, India 30-31 January 2019. ISBN:978-1-7281-01736-6

14. Narendra Bhagat, Uday Pandit Khot, “Voltage-Mode and Current-Mode FSK Demodulator using IC AD844 at Circuit Level” 5th International Conference for Convergence in Technology 2019, 29th-31stst March 2019.

15. G. T. Haldankar, Nitin Shetty, Amey Mahadi, Rajas Khasgiwale. “Augmented Reality Based Education App”, IEEE conference ICOEI 2019, April 25, 2019.

16. Prathmesh Limye Sagar Khuteta Rohan Mistri, Manisha Bansode, “Analysis of Feature for Extraction and classification Models Lip Reading”, IEEE conference ICOEI 2019, April 25, 2019.

17. Nihal S. Raut, Prafulla Solkar, Akash Yadav, Manisha Bansode, “Ensuring Fast and Safe train Operation with advancement using PLC interlocking”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical , Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering(IJAREIE), Volume VII, Issue 12, December 18.

18. Fahad Bilal, Manisha Bansode, Pramod Bhavarthe, Surendra Rathod, “Reduction of Signal Integrity Issues in Printed Circuit Board using Electromagnetics Bandgap Structure”, ‘International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE)’ at Volume-8 Issue-1, May 2019.Accepted.

19. Aditya Nair, Shoaib Mansoori, Rajeev Moghe, Payal Shah and Kiran Talele, “Detection of Driver State using Haar Cascade and Convolution Neural Networks(CNN)”, IEEE conference ICOEI 2019, April 24, 2019.

[1] Patent Title: A SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE STAMP

Inventor: Kharade Sanish, Kumar Amit, Mukne Ankita, Rathod Surendra

Application No Date of filing of Application: 13/06/2019 .

[2] Patent Title: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTOMATIC VENDING MACHINE

Inventor: Bandiwadekar Varshada, Shaikh Sakina, Shinde Shroti, Shah Payal, Sutar Ranjendra Application No201921023086Date of

filing of Application: 11/06/2019.

[3] Patent Name: SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO FASCILITATE COLLECTION & FORWARDING DONATED COMMODITY TO AUTHORIZED CENTRAL

Inventor: Rajput Ravi, Rajput Anshul, PandeySumit, RaudalePooja, Talele Kiran

Application No. 201921023085 Date of filing of Application: 11/06/2019

Publication Date: 02/06/2017

[4] Patent Title: VIRTUAL FITNESS SYSTEM.

Inventor: DichwalkarVaibhavi, Patil Pranali, Santosh Saniya, Talele Kiran, Shah Payal


[5] Patent Title: SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO TRAIN AND TEST USING AUGMENTED REALITY

Inventor: Babu Alwin Eldhose, Gaikwad Abhishek, Desai Saish, Shah Payal, Prof. Talele Kiran


[6]Patent Title: SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO MAKE BREAD BASED FOODS TUFFS AUTOMATICALLY

Inventor: Jogi Chetan, Karandikar Mohit, Bala Praneet, Haldankar Govind


Recent Patents Published:


[7]Patent Title: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DECOMPOSITION OF BIOMASS

Inventor: SutarRajendra Modi Arpan, Gahdi Apurv, Ghosh Arijit, Talele Kiran


[8]Patent Title: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR RECOMMENDING THE MOST SUITABLE CROP FOR FARMING AND

RESOLVING FARMING RELATED QUERIES

Inventor: Shah Payal, Sawant Divya, Jaiswal Anchal, Singh Jyoti


[9]Patent Title: SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR INFORMATION DISPLAY,EVALUATION OF EVENTS AND PERFORMING

ACTIONS RELATED TO EVENTS

Inventor: Sonawane Amit, Shastri Akshata, Raut Viraj, Talele Kiran


[10] Patent Title : SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING AUDIO DATA USING LIGHT.

Inventor: More Devashish KhandkarDivya, Kumar Tushar, Bansode Manisha, Karia Deepak


[11] Patent Title : SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR UNASSISTED SEGREATION OF PARCEL AND MAINTAING THEIRE

TIME/DATE RECORDS AT POST OFFICES.

Inventor: Isha Dongare, Manasvi Govinayapalli, Shreya Gupta, Dr. S. S. Rathod


[12] Patent Title : MECHANISM FOR TRANSMITTING GRAPHICAL DATA OVER TEXT MESSAGE AND DISPLAYING IT ON RECIEVER END

Inventor: Naman Patwa,Isha Yadaw, Neil Daftary, Ashish Kulkarni ,Prof. P. V. Kasambe



United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and

India hosted world environment day on 27th May 2018.

Dr. Surendra S. Rathod received felicitation for including

credits for the social activities in curriculum.

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1. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to conduct two day session on “Accreditation” by Viva Engineering College on 17-18 June 2019.

2. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to conduct session on “Innovative teaching learning methodologies” by FCRIT Vashi on 24th June 2019.

3. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to conduct session on “Autonomy” by D. J sanghavi Engineering College on 28th June 2019.

4. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited as a Resource Person for Session on “Active Teaching Learning Strategies Using Innovative Technology” on 25th Feb 2019 at DJSCE, Vile Parle

5. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited as a Resource Person for STTP on “Flipped Classroom and MOOCS” 6th Feb 2019 at Agnel Polytechnic

6. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to deliver expert talk on ‘VLSI Applications’ by RGIT Versova on 6th Feb 2018 7. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited for expert talk on “Research Methodology” June-July 2018 during ISTE approved

five day FDP at PVPPCoE, Chembur 8. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited as a Resource Person for sessions on “Analog VLSI Circuits” and “Verification” in

IETE Approved one week STTP on 25th and 26th June 2018, SAKEC, Chembur 9. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited as a Resource Person for session on “Outcome Based Education and NBA Process”

on 12th July 2018 during one week FDP at MIT, Aurangabad 10. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to deliver expert talk on “Higher Education” Opportunities and Challenges” during

Higher Education Day at Terna Engineering College on 16th Mar 2018. 11. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to deliver talk on “Academic Autonomy” by Vivekananda Engineering College

Chembur on 24 March 2018 12. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited to deliver expert talk on “Recent Trends in VLSI” by CRCE Bandra on 6thMar 2018 13. Prof. Surendra S. Rathod was invited as a Resource Person for AICTE-ISTE Approved STTP on “Synergogy, ICT Enabled

Teaching Learning and Accreditation” at Kalsekar Engineering College Panvel. 14. Prof. K. T. Talele delivered guest lecture on " Innovative project developement " on 14 July 2018 at Amrutvahini college of

Engineering ,Sangamner. 15. Prof. K. T. Talele was guest lecture on " Inaugration of EDC for 2018-19, seminar on start up Adventure and Incubation "

on 8 October 2018 at M H Saboo Siddik college of Engineering, Mumbai. 16. Prof. K. T. Talele delivered guest lecture on " Development of Enterpreneurship skills Among the students " on 20

October 2018 at SIES graduate school of technology, Mumbai. 17. Prof. K. T. Talele delivered guest lecture on “Intellectual Property rights & Patent Search” on 20 Nov 2018 at Vidyalankar

school of Information Technology. 18. Prof. K. T. Talele was invited to deliver two days session on “Incubation, Startup, IPR'S and Enterpreneureship

development”, 26th Nov 2018 to 27th Nov 2018, Vaagdevi college of Engineering , Warangal. 19. Prof. K. T. Talele was invited as a resource person “ABL4- Technical Papre and Patent Drafting”, 20/1/2019-21/1/2019,

26/2/2019-27/2/2019, Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai. 20. Prof. K. T. Talele delivered guest lecture on Building Innovation culture in the Institute, Smt Indira Gandhi college of

Engg, Mumbai ,11th Jan 2019. 21. Prof. R. Sutar was invited to conduct a Guest lecture on “Automation Glimpse and Technoxian Championship Highlights”

at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai on 18th March 2019. 22. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited to deliver expert talk on “Pickers, online Portal (Quiz)”, at D J Sanghvi College of

Engineering, Mumbai on 21st Feb 2019.

Guest Lectures / Invited Talks Delivered by Faculty and Achievement in 2018-2019:


23. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited to deliver expert talk on “STTP on Recent Trends in Wireless Networks”, at D J Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai on 5th Jan 2019.

24. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited to deliver expert talk on “Basic Communication and interactive guest session on wireless networks”, at Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, Mumbai on 18th Jan 2019.

25. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited to deliver expert talk on “ABL4 -Technical Paper and Patent Drafting”, at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai on 29th Jan 2019.

26. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited to deliver two days workshop on “Submission and Review Mechanism of Research paper”, at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai on 23rd to 24th Jan 2019.

27. Prof. Deepak Karia has worked as judge for “Research and Development Committee Technical Paper Presentation Competition-2019”, on 12th April 2019 at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

28. Prof. Deepak Karia was invited as reviewer for “3rd National level project competition”, at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai, on 30th March 2019.

29. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited to conduct session on “Training on Robotics”, Vidya Vikas Education Society, Mumbai, 12-17th November 2018.

30. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited as a guest Lecture on "Values and Spiritual Education at YCMOU, Nasik 19th January 19 and 19th March 19

31. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited as a judge for Science School Exihibition, R / P ward, Chogale Vidyalaya, Borivali 13th December 2018.

32. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited for guest Lecture on Career Guidance, Sri Shanta Durga School, Malvan , 15th December 2018.

33. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited for guest Lecture on “Sequel App to simulate circuit and Expeyes Hardware”, VPMs polytechnic, Thane, 16th Oct 2018.

34. Prof. G T Haldankar was invited for guest Lecture on “Expeyes Hardware”l, M H Saboo Siddik college of Engineering, 1st Oct. 2018.

35. Prof. G T Haldankar has Conducted workshop on “Scilab” on 4th May 2019 under the NMEICT, MHRD and IITB for teaching faculties from schools and colleges, at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

36. Prof. G T Haldankar has Conducted workshop on “Moodle Learning Management System” on 15th March 2019 under the NMEICT, MHRD and IITB for teaching faculties from schools and colleges Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai.

37. Prof. Payal Shah was invited for guest Lecture on “NBA Preparation” at Atharva College of Engineering, Mumbai on 22nd October 2018.

38. Prof. Prashant Kasambe was invited to deliver a lecture during the faculty development programme titled “Active Teaching Learning Strategies Using Innovative Technology” at D J Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai on 25th February.

39. Prof. Prashant Kasambe was invited as a judge on “Project Competition” in IEEE-CRCE under IEEE-WIE student Branch at CRCE, Mumbai on 15th March.

40. Prof. Prashant Kasambe has organized “Troubleshooting Event TSE-2018” on 19th October 2018 at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

41. Prof. Prashant Kasambe has worked as a organizing committee member for one week ISTE-STTP on “Hands on Machine Learning and Deep Learning” during 13th May 2019 to 18th may 2019 at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

42. Prof. Prashant Kasambe was co-judge in the contest “ABL4-Technical Paper and Patent Drafting” on 29th March 2019 at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

43. Prof.P.V Kasambe has worked as judge for “Research and Development Committee Technical Paper Presentation Competition-2019”, on 12th April 2019 at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

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No Name of the staff Subject of the workshop Organizer Date Duration

Dr. Surendra Rathod

Deans Summit 2019 Delloitte, Hydrabad 8-9 April 2019 2 Days

2 Prof. Payal Shah

NPTEL online certification course on “Teaching and Learning in Engineering”

IIT, Bombay 25th Feb-22nd Maarch 2019 4 Week

NPTEL online certification course on “CMOS Digital VLSI Design”

IIT,Madras 25thFeb-19th April 8 Week

3 Prof. G. T. Haldankar

NPTEL online certification course on “Design of Photovoltaic System”

IISC, Bangalore July-Oct 18 12 Week course

4 Prof. P.V. Kasambe

Research Symposium 2019 Recent Trends in Engineer-ing and Industry 4.0

SPCE under Twinning Activity of TEQIP

6-7th May 2019 2 Days

5

Jayshree Rathod

NPTEL online certification course on “Advanced Linear Continuous Control Systems: Applications with MATLAB Programming and Simulink”

IIT Roorkee Aug-Oct 18 8 week Course

NPTEL online certification course on “Non linear and Adaptive Control”

IIT Madras Aug-Sept 18 4 week Course

One day training programme on Moodle from IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay 15 March 2019 One Day

Hands on session on Cybersecurity, Internet of Drones, Wearable Electronics in IoT.

IB Hubs, IoT BOOTCAMP

25 -29 June 2018 One Week

Deep Machine Learning onramp Mathworks 11 july 2018 One Day

6 Manisha Bansode ISTE approved STTP on “Hands on Machine Learning and Deep Learning”

S.P.I.T 13-18 May 19 One Week

7 Minal Khobragade

NPTEL online certification course on “Modern Digital Communication Techniques”

IIT Kharagpur Jan-April 19 12 week Course

One day training programme on Moodle from IIT

Bombay

IIT Bombay 15 March 2019 One Day

8 Kumar Khandagale

NPTEL online certification course on “Electronic Systems for Cancer Diagnosis”

IIT Madras Jan-April 19 12 week Course

Autodesk Fusion 360 for Engineer Udemy (May 19) 1 Week

Product Design in Autodesk Fusion 360 from Idea to Prototype

Udemy (May 19) 1 Week

Arduino Workshop 2018 | A step-by-step Arduino how-to guide

Udemy (June 19) 1 Week

INUP Familiarization Workshop and Oxford Instrument Workshop : Bringing the Nanoworld Together

IITB (Nov- Dec 18 1 Week

Fundamentals of IoT Development with

ThingWorx Version 7.4

Udemy (June 19 1 Week

Arduino Programming and Simulation without Coding

Udemy

(Apr 19)

½ Week

Tech Basics: Cables & Connectors

Udemy

(Apr 19)

½ Week

9 Prof. Narendra Bhagar

AICTE Sponsored One Week STTP on “Front

End VLSI Design and Verification”

S.P.I.T 24th June 2019 - 29th June

2019

One Week

10 Prof. Nikunj Parikh

AICTE Sponsored One Week STTP on “Front End VLSI Design and Verification”

S.P.I.T 24th June 2019 - 29th June

2019

One Week

Training Programmes Attended by Faculty in the Academic Year 2018-2019:


Course

code Course Name Primary Outcome

SEM-I (Revised in 2017 under autonomy)

BS11 Engineering Mathematics I Ability to apply mathematics to solve engineering problems

BS12 Applied Physics I Ability to demonstrate knowledge of principles of physics

BS13 Applied Chemistry I Ability to demonstrate knowledge of principles of chemistry

ES14 Programming Methodology and Data

Structures

Ability to demonstrate knowledge of programming principles

ES15 Engineering Graphics Ability to demonstrate knowledge of engineering drawing

ESL14 Programming Methodology and Data

Structures Lab

Ability to solve problems using structured programming approach

ESL15 Engineering Graphics Lab Ability to carry out experiments and record observations related to engineering

graphics

BSL14 Applied Science I Lab Ability to use laboratory instruments and tools related to physics and chemistry

ES13 Workshop I Ability to demonstrate knowledge of engineering skills in using workshop tools

HSS11 Basic Communication Skills Ability to demonstrate communication skills

SEM-II(Revised in 2017 under autonomy)

BS21 Engineering Mathematics II Ability to apply mathematics to solve engineering problems

BS22 Applied Physics II Ability to demonstrate knowledge of principles of physics

BS23 Applied Chemistry II Ability to demonstrate knowledge of principles of chemistry

ES21 Basic Electrical Technology Ability to demonstrate engineering knowledge of basic principles of electrical and

electronics

ES22 Engineering Mechanics Ability to demonstrate knowledge in engineering mechanics

ESL21 Basic Electrical Technology Lab Ability to carry out experiments related to basic principles of electrical and

electronics

ESL22 Engineering Mechanics Lab Ability to carry out experiments and record observations in engineering

mechanics

BSL24 Applied Science II lab Ability to use laboratory instruments and tools related to physics and chemistry

ESL23 Workshop II Ability to demonstrate knowledge of engineering skills in using workshop tools

MC21 Environmental Studies Ability to understand the environmental issues, impact of engineering solutions

on environment and its sustainability

MC22 Constitution of India Ability to exercise rights and duties mentioned in constitution and pursue moral

values of civic life

SEM-III (Revised in 2017 under autonomy)

BS31 Applied Mathematics-I Ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems with mathematics

EL31 Analog Electronics-I Ability to demonstrate knowledge of physics of semiconductor devices, working principles and identify applications.

EL32 Circuit Theory Ability to evaluate time and frequency response of electronic circuits and

transmission lines.

EL33 Digital Circuits Ability to analyze, design digital logic circuits and discuss fault models and

testing methods for digital circuits.

ELL31 Analog Electronics Lab-I Ability to simulate devices like diode, BJT, MOSFET using Visual TCAD,

demonstrate understanding of device characteristics and obtain performance

parameters of discrete circuits like amplifier, rectifier, etc.

Scheme of Syllabus Offered By Department and Expected Primary Outcome:


ELL33 Digital Circuits Laboratory Ability to implement combinational logic circuits using Gates, and MSI ICs.

also ability to implement sequential digital logic circuits using MSI ICs.

ELL34 Electronics Instruments and

Measurement Lab

Ability to demonstrate knowledge of instrument working, carry measurements,

test circuits using various instruments, time domain and frequency domain measurements and also demonstrate the ability to select instruments based on its

specifications, model and cost. Also understand calibration of instruments and

characteristics of transducers.

ELL35 HDL Programming Lab Ability to write synthesizable VHDL code for given hardware and perform

physical verification on given FPGA and CPLD device, Interpret the RTL,

synthesis, Floor-plan report to optimally utilize the internal resources of given

FPGA.

ELL36 Object Oriented Programming

Methodology Laboratory

Ability to write a JAVA code and implement object oriented programming

concepts

Programming Methodology and Data

Structures

Ability to write programs using object oriented programming paradigm, use

abstract classes, interface and package to solve problems and apply concepts of multithreading and exception handling to create efficient program and

demonstrate use of string classes.

BS32 Human Health Systems Approach Able to justify physiology as integrated interdisciplinary Science, significance of

balanced diet and exercise in health, significance of cleanliness and hygiene in

daily routine and dynamics and homeostasis of human health

BC Fundamental of Mathematics Ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems with mathematics

SEM-IV (Revised in 2017 under autonomy)

BS41 Applied Mathematics II Ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems with mathematics

EL41 Analog Electronics-II Ability to analyze and design discrete electronic circuits like single stage amplifiers, multistage amplifiers, Power Amplifiers and Oscillators using BJTs

and MOSFETs.

EL42 Principles of Control Systems Ability to derive models, analyze first and second order control systems using

Laplace, state space approach, determine stability conditions using various plots

like root locus, Bode plot, etc. and apply control theory to design of controllers.

EL43 Computer Organization and

Architecture

Able to describe basic structure of computer, apply arithmetic algorithm for

solving problems, compare different processor architectures., the memory

mapping techniques, apply I/O concept for simulating I/O device operations and

analyze different parallel processing and pipelining concepts.

EL44 Fundamentals of Communication

Engineering

Ability to demonstrate understanding of principles of analog communication

systems and characterize noise and interpret effect of noise on modulations.

ELL41 Analog Electronics Lab-II Ability to simulate discrete circuits using circuit simulation software, implement

and analyze discrete circuits like two stage amplifier, oscillator and negative

feedback circuits.

ELL42 Principles of Control Systems Lab Ability to examine working principle and application of given control system

components, effect of compensator on the performance of control system use

suitable programming language for time and frequency domain analysis of a

given system and demonstrate any control system for real life application.

ELL44 Fundamentals of Communication Engineering Lab

Ability to implement analog and pulse modulation, demodulation circuits and use modern tools in communication engineering.

ELL45 Electrical Machines Lab Ability to perform experiments, collect data, interpret results for electrical

machines, and use Expeyes hardware and python programming to analyze

machine parameters.

ELL46 Computer Methods for Circuit

Simulation Lab

Able to Illustrate a network in terms algebraic equations , apply Numerical

techniques to solve linear and non linear algebraic equations and analyze the

given circuit using Monte Carlo.


LA1 Yoga-Vidya Student will be able to perform various techniques of Yoga , to follow healthy

habits to improve immune system, describe the importance of Yoga in one‟s and

make resolution to practice techniques of Yoga.

LA2 Music Appreciation Appreciate North Indian Hindustani and classical music in films.

LA3 Dramatics Able to demonstrate an Art of Theatre, perform impressively. express their

thoughts, create and visualize new ideas.

SEM-V

EXC501 Microcontrollers and Applications Ability to design microcontroller based electronic systems

EXC502 Design with Linear Integrated Circuits Ability to design electronic circuits with the use of linear integrated circuits

EXC503 Electromagnetic Engineering Ability to solve complex problems with theory of electromagnetic engineering

EXC504 Signals and Systems Ability to analyse signals and systems in time as well as frequency domain

EXC505 Digital Communication Ability to demonstrate understanding of digital communication systems

EXS506 Business Communication and Ethics Ability to demonstrate knowledge of business communication with ethical

standards

EXL501 Microcontrollers and Applications Lab Ability to program and implement microcontroller based real life applications

EXL502 Design with Linear Integrated Circuits

Laboratory

Ability to implement linear integrated circuits in laboratory

EXL503 Digital Communication Laboratory Ability to demonstrate working of digital communication systems

EXL504 Mini Project Ability to design and execute project in a team with effective communication to

solve multidisciplinary societal/environmental/ health related real life problems

by applying principles of project management and finance

SEM- VI

EXC601 Basic VLSI Design Ability to analyse and design MOSFET based digital VLSI circuits

EXC602 Advanced Instrumentation Systems Ability to demonstrate knowledge of principles of advanced instrumentation

system

EXC603 Computer Organization Ability to demonstrate knowledge of computer organization

EXC604 Power Electronics I Ability to demonstrate knowledge of power devices and principles of power electronics systems

EXC605 Digital Signal Processing and

Processors

Ability to use knowledge of signals and systems for digital signal processing and

demonstrate knowledge of architecture of DSP processors

EXC606 Modern Information Technology for

Management

Ability to use principles of management

EXL601 VLSI Design Laboratory Ability to use modern circuit simulation tools in VLSI

EXL602 Advance Instrumentation and Power

Electronics Laboratory

Ability to effectively use instrumentation system and implement power electronic

circuits

EXL603 Mini Project II Ability to design and execute project in a team with effective communication to solve multidisciplinary societal/environmental/ health related real life problems

by applying principles of project management and finance

EXL605 Digital Signal Processing and

Processors Laboratory

Ability to write, simulate and implement a program by applying principles of

digital signal processing to solve engineering complex problems with the use of

modern tools

SEM VII

EXC701 Embedded System Design Ability to design embedded system

EXC702 IC Technology Ability to demonstrate knowledge of state of the art VLSI technology

EXC703 Power Electronics-II Ability to analyse and apply principles of advance power electronics systems

EXC704 Computer Communication Networks Ability to demonstrate knowledge of computer communication networks


EXC705-I Digital Image Processing (Elective) Ability to demonstrate knowledge of image processing techniques and algorithms

EXC705-II Artificial Intelligence (Elective) Ability to demonstrate knowledge of neural network and fuzzy logic

EXC705-III ASIC Verification (Elective) Ability to apply knowledge of object oriented programming, verilog and digital design for ASIC verification

EXC705-IV Optical Fiber Communication (Elective) Ability to demonstrate knowledge of optical fiber communication

EXC706 Project-I Ability to search the literature, design and execute project in a team with effective

communication to solve multidisciplinary societal/environmental/ health related

real life problems by applying principles of project management and finance

EXL701 Embedded System Design Laboratory Ability to program and implement embedded system

EXL702 IC Technology Laboratory Ability to do process and layout simulations of VLSI devices and circuits

EXL703 Power Electronics-II Laboratory Ability to analyse and apply principles of advance power electronics systems

EXL704 Computer Communication Networks

Lab

Ability to solve issues in computer communication networks

EXL705-I Digital Image Processing (Elective) Lab Ability to simulate various image processing algorithms

EXL705-II Artificial Intelligence (Elective) Lab Ability to solve complex engineering problems with the use of modern tools by

applying principles of neural network and fuzzy logic

EXL705-III ASIC Verification (Elective) Lab Ability to write system verilog code and simulate it with modern tool for ASIC

verification

EXL705-IV Optical Fiber Communication (Elective)

Lab

Ability to demonstrate understanding of implementation of optical fiber

communication

SEM-VIII

EXC801 Analog CMOS VLSI Design Ability to analyse and design analog CMOS VLSI circuits

EXC802 Advance Networking Technologies Ability to demonstrate knowledge of networking technologies

EXC803 MEMS Ability to demonstrate knowledge of MEMS processes, devices and their

applications

EXC804-I Robotics Ability to demonstrate knowledge of robotic systems

EXC804-II Mobile Communication Technology Ability to demonstrate knowledge of networking technologies

EXC804-III Digital Control System Ability to analyse and design digital control system

EXC804-IV Biomedical Electronics Ability to analyse and design biomedical instrumentation system

EXC806 Project-II Ability to search the literature, design and execute project in a team with effective

communication to solve multidisciplinary societal/environmental/ health related

real life problems by applying principles of project management and finance

EXL801 Analog CMOS VLSI Design Lab Ability to use modern circuit simulation tools for analog CMOS VLSI design

EXL802 Advance Networking Technologies

Laboratory

Ability to solve issues in advance networking technologies

EXL803 MEMS Laboratory Ability to simulate MEMS devices with modern tools

EXL804-I Robotics Laboratory Ability to demonstrate implementation of principles of robotics

EXL804-II Mobile Communication Technology

Lab

Ability to demonstrate knowledge of issues in implementation of mobile

communication technologies

EXL804-III Digital Control System Laboratory Ability to implement digital control system in laboratory

EXL804-IV Biomedical Electronics Laboratory Ability to implement biomedical instrumentation systems and thereby understand

issues related to design of medical instruments


Sponsored Labs:

1. Texas Instruments (I) Analog Design Lab

2. Texas Instruments (I) MSP Lab 3. ARM University Programme

4. PSoC by Cypress Semiconductor

5. Power Electronics Lab from Texas Instruments(I) 6. Silicon Labs University Program (received in 2017-18)

7. CSL Lab Programme under scope by Credit Suisse (2018-19)

Laboratories:


Sardar Patel Institute of Technology started CRINE with the mission of driving innovation through learning from

neurons. The objective of this center is to promote research in neuromorphic engineering, to promote collaboration

between colleges and disciplines and to enhance industry institute interaction. The institute has also signed MOU

with Eduvance and the center is supported by Cypress Semiconductors University Alliance Program. Department

also signed MoU with Cogenda Pvt Ltd. (Singapore) in 2017 for research collaboration in semiconductor TCAD. There are research

candidates working on problem statements related to neuromorphic engineering and several papers are published on circuit design of

neuromorphic circuits.

S.N. Laboratory Major Inventory

1 Power Electronics and

Basic Electricity &

Electronics Lab

Inverter’s, John’s chopper, Morgan’s chopper, Step up chopper, Cyclo-converter, PWM

inverter, Fully controlled converter, Half controlled converter, Lamp loads, Autotransformers,

IGBT stack from Semicron Maxwell’s bridge, Wein’s bridge, PSIM, Hakko Soldering Sation,

Scientic 30 Mhz Powerscope, Model SM901, Acer Intel Core i5 6400, DC supply 0-300mA,

LCR-914-5m6016, Phase to Phase DC Motor, phase to phase DC motor controller IP 415/2,Phase 3 wire o/c 0-220V/20A for Armature 220V/1A Rated to field, Three phase

inverter trainer, 500V/15A/300W DC Electronic load.

2 Electronic Devices &

Circuits Lab

DSOs, CROs, Function Generators, Multimeters, Bread-boards,,Decade resistance/capacitance

Box and Inductance Box, EDA tools like PSPICE, SC 401 oscilloscomp 50MHz scintech

make, 1-D link DAP 2660 with access point Wifi

3 Digital Circuits Lab 40 MHz DSO, 25 MHz CRO, 2MHz Function Generator, Regulated Variable Power Supply

5V/1A, Digital System Designer, Digital IC Tester, DMM Benchtop, BOSSTEK Make, Wipro

Desktop-Intel core IS 530 processor, Digital IC Tester.

4 Analog Circuits Lab DSOs, CROs, Function Generators, Multimeters, Bread-boards, Decade resistance/capacitance

Box and Inductance Box, EDA tools like PSPICE, SC 401 oscilloscomp 50MHz scintech

make, Interactive Panel view sonic 65, wall mount for TV, HP laserjet 1020 Printer

5 Microprocessor Lab 8085 Trainer Kits, 8051 Kits, PIC controller Kits, 8086 Trainer Kits, Microchip DV164136

PIC18F Developers Kit, Single Board Comp/Eval board Phillips LPC 214x Series, Model-

ESA Keil MCB2140, Labtool 48XP, Desktops, HP 280 Desktop Intel core i3-8th gen with 8gb

RAM 2400, HDD USB KBD Mouse 18.5 Monitor with UBUNTU

6 Electronics Workshop Lab

PCB etching machine, PCB drilling machine, Bench type drilling Machine, SMD rework station & Desoldering station, 40 MHz DSO, 25 MHz CRO, 2MHz Function Generator,

Regulated Variable Power Supply 5V/1A, DMM Benchtop

7 Electronics

Instrumentation and

Robotics Lab

Labview, myRIO, Smart Camera Interface, Mechatronics Interface, Robotic Arm, PLC

Trainer, NI ELVIS and NI MyDaq, SCADA, Temperature controlled trainer, Flow controlled

trainer, Speed and liquid level measurement trainers, Single phase induction motor, Trainer

kits for Robotics, Computers, Transducer based systems like LVDT, strain gauge, magnetic

flow meter, Inductive pick up, Capacitive pickup, Photoelectric pick up, Rotameter

8 Digital Signal processing

Lab

Thermal Camera, DSP Board TMS 320F, DSPStarter Kit (DSK JMS 320C6713 with CCS),

DSP Starter kit TMS 320c5416, DSP Starter kit TMS320c5402, DSK-50 DSP Trainer, Xilinx

VLSI Design Software, DSP-IN-VLSI-MXSFK-DSP-003 Trainer Kit, DSP Application

Software, TDS 2CMA -Communication Module, Intel Web Camera, Hameg 150 MHz D.S.O.

, Arbitrary Function Generator, Computers.

9 VLSI and Embedded

Systems Lab

Cadence Software (PG Bundle), COMSOL, Coventorware, Sensimer, Arbitrary Function

Generator, Mentor Graphics Tool Set, MSP 430 Development Boards, C2000 Development Boards, Android Development Board for Sitara Processors, PSoC Development Boards, ARM

Development Boards, PIC Development Board, Aruino Yun Boards, 8051, 8952 series board,

Labtool’s, AVR ISP, KEIL with hardware, SoC development board (CGCorel), Tanner Tool

Set, Open Source Tools, Computers, PC (Acer-5), Cadence Redhat, PC (Acer-13), HP laserjet

printer All in one N1136,

10 Project and R&D Lab Project specific inventory

Center for Research in Neuromorphic Engineering (CRINE):


Department Library is an essential and valuable component of the Electronics Engineering Department. It supports outstanding research carried out in the department. Library provides easy access of books and references to the students and faculties to enable learning and advancement of knowledge. These references are proved as immediate available valuable resource during practical and project sessions.

The mission of the Department Library is to facilitate creation of new knowledge through acquisition and to provide value added services. The Departmental library has an open access and is managed by a teacher in charge with the help of student’s team. Department library committee manages issue/collection and all other related tasks of departmental library. Department library has more than 1000 books. Every year books worth Rs. 50000/-- are added to the department library. At present students are developing android app for

management of department library. Electronics Department is instrumental in introducing 20% book bank facility at S.P.I.T. central library with a focus on making library self-sustainable in forth-coming years.

Today teachers have to perform a variety of tasks pertaining to diverse roles. In addition to instruction, teachers need to innovate and conduct research for their self-renewal, keep abreast with changes in technology, develop expertise for the effective implementation of curricula. They are also expected to provide services to the industry and community for understanding and contributing to the solution of real life problems in industry. SWAT analysis, academic audit and appraisal system are the mechanisms used in the department to give feedback/suggestions to the teachers on their contribution to the development of the institution.

I. Appraisal System: An effective performance appraisal system for teachers is vital for optimizing the contribution of individual teachers to institutional performance. Institute has a well defined appraisal system and it is effectively implemented in the department. Every teacher submits self-appraisal forms via head of the department to the principal. Self- appraisal forms are as per the cadre of the teacher. In presence of head of department principal conducts one to one meeting with all the teachers gives feedback/suggestions/comments on the performance. Also institute has a policy of sending one faculty every semester to Indian Institute of Technology Bombay for self up gradation. Under this policy in teacher is sponsored to undertake at least one M.Tech level credit course at IIT Bombay. Teachers are also encouraged to participate in NPTEL and SWAYAM courses for skill upgradation, Teachers have completed many courses offered by NPTEL. II. Development System: Another role relates to the shouldering of administrative responsibilities to co-operation with other teachers, heads-of-departments and the Head of Institute. To inculcate the leadership qualities, positive thinking skills and motivation to achieve goals, institute has instituted faculty development programme (FDP) which is scheduled on every Friday between 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm for all the teachers of the institute. The various brainstorming activities conducted under this programme.

III. Academic Audit: Academic audit of teaching as well as non-teaching staff is done at the end of every academic year. For non-teaching staff, the department faculty conducts the academic audit. While for the academic audit of teaching faculty an academic expert from other eminent institution is invited.

Dr. Sanjay Dambhare, Professor from College of Engineering Pune was invited on 13th July 2018 for the academic audit. During the academic audit articulation of the course outcomes, their mapping and assessment is evaluated by the auditor for all the courses. One-to-one feedback by auditor to teachers helps in the revision of the course outcomes and their attainment.

Department Library:

Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development System (TPADS):


AICTE Sponsored One week STTP

on “Front End VLSI Design and Verification”

(24th June-29th June 2019)

The FDP was AICTE sponsored, which aimed to have brief idea about the VLSI design and Verification. Dr. Satyadev Ahlawat from IIT

Jammu enlightened participants with introduction to VLSI Testing and Verification. Prof. Kumar Khandagale from SPIT took hands on

session on Xilinx ISE and Vivado System Design Flow, Verilog HDL and Synthesis and Physical Implantation. Mr. Damodar

Sambashiva from Entuple Technologies, Bengaluru had hands on session on Basic HDL verification flow using incisive and coverage analysis in verification. Mr. Harish K.S and Mr. Sumit Patil from Entuple Technologies, Bengaluru took hands on session on HVL based

verification Flow using incisive, Functional Coverage and randomization using SV and gave demo on UVM based verification. Dr. S. S

Rathod had introduced system verilog concepts which included OOP approach, IPC, Randomization, Code Coverage and Assertion. Prof.

Mrugendra Vasmatkar, VESIT took session on Microblaze Core and High Level Synthesis , Implementation of Microblaze soft Core

Processor Zybo and Nexys-4 DDR Platform. Mr. Pawan Fakatkar from Mathworks ,Bangaluru took session on HDL Coder Workflow for

Digital down Convertor, Hardware in Loop Implementation and verification. An Evaluation Committee had organized for Skill attainment Test, Quiz and Feedback.

One Day Workshop Under PMMMNMTT conducted by ICT

On “Python” at IIT Bombay

(22nd June 2018)

The course is conducted under IITB at S.P.I.T, Andheri. The workshop had two parts: (a) About 3.5 hours was used in Learning Python

from Spoken Tutorials. (b) About 30 minutes was used to learn about the excellent Python content, developed by FOSSEE. Spoken

tutorials are used by the participants to complete their task with the help of System administrator, Vijay Patyane. Course fee Rs. 400/- is collected per participants through which remote center expenses are managed. Each participants have solved the assignment given by IIT

Bombay and the same is discussed at the time of question answer session from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Two participants have solved their

doubts by asking question to IIT B professor through a View. Prof. Kannan from IIT Bombay have solved the doubts in question answer session.

Faculty Development Program:


SPIT-ISTE one day FDP

On “LDRA: Embedded Software Safety & Security Tool)

(3rd May 2019)

The course on LDRA Embedded Software Safety & Security Tool was conducted on 3rd May 2019 under SPIT ISTE faculty chapter.

Guest speakers were invited from LDRA Technology Pvt. Ltd, Banglore. Mr. Himalya Bansal, Account Manager – LDRA Academic

Alliance Program and Mr. Shreyansh Shukla, Field Application Engineer were the resource person of this session. They have conducted

effective and useful session on LDRA safety tools. Writing a well secured code is a key requirement and applicable to any

programme/code developed using any programming language. The agenda of the seminar was to know details about LDRA Academic Alliance Program, Need for Embedded Software Safety & Security, Role & Importance of Standards Driven Approach, Demonstration

of LDRA Software Testing Tool including Target Based Testing (using Raspberry Pi). Participants could able to understand Fundamentals of Coding Standards: SEI CERT C/C++ Coding Standards.

SPIT-ISTE one day FDP on

“Machine Learning for Big Data Analytic Applications using MATLAB

and Hardware Connectivity and Internet of Things (IoT) with MATLAB and Simulink"

(11th July 2018)

The FDP was conducted under ISTE faculty chapter. The invited Speakers were Dr. Lakshminarayan Viju Ravichandran, Ph.D. Senior

Educational Technical Evangelist, MathWorks India and Mr. Pawankumar Fakatkar, Educational Technical Evangelist, MathWorks

India.Prof. Swapnali Kurhade welcomed and introduced Speakers of the FDP. Dr. Lakshminarayan Viju Ravichandran, in his Speech

started with the flow of Accessing a large collection of files (spreadsheet, images etc.) from local folders, distributed file systems, amazon

S3 etc. Which includes Preprocessing and cleaning up the data, choosing the right machine learning model for an application and

Deploying MATLAB based applications. Then Mr. Pawankumar Fakatkar explained the concept of Hardware Connectivity and Internet

of Things (IoT) with MATLAB and Simulink through handson. On special request from the participants Dr. Lakshminarayan Viju

Ravichandran expalined the concept of Deep Learning through various applications which was the highlight of the session. Lastly he

explained the concept of Cody Coursework that lets you create MATLAB programming assignments for students and automatically

evaluate their work. It also provides students with immediate feedback when they solve problems to improve engagement and

learning outcomes. For this workshop total 45 faculties were present from various departments.


One Day Workshop Under PMMMNMTT conducted by ICT

“on Moodle on line learning system” at IIT Bombay

(15th March 2019)

The course is conducted under IIT B at S.P.I.T, Andheri. The course is divided into two parts one is for teaching staff and another is for

non teachin staff. Teaching staff members have given a task to create course material for their own subject on Moodle where they have to

upload assignments, create quiz for their students. The non teaching participants have to install moodle on server and have to include

teacher’s name on moodle. For teachers we have installed moodle on our PCs and the teachers have created their course on installed

moodle. Spoken tutorials are used by the participants to complete their task with the help of System administrator, Venkat Islur and Prof.

G. T. Haldankar, Electronics Engineering Department. Course fee Rs. 400/- is collected per participants through which remote center

expenses are managed. Each participants have solved the assignment given by IIT Bombay and the same is discussed at the time of question answer session from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Two participants have solved their doubts by asking question to IIT B professor,

through A View. Prof. Kannan from IIT Bombay have solved the doubts in question answer session.

SPIT-ISTE one week FDP on “Hands on Machine Learning & Deep Learning”

(13-May-2019 to 18-May-19)

The FDP was conducted under ISTE faculty chapter. After completing the FDP one is able to understand the concept of Machine learning

and Deep Learning , difference between them and to find ML solutions to various case studies using different libraries. Various resource

persons from reputed companies and colleges were invited. On first day Mr. Rahul Iyer (Reliance industries) spoke about importance of

domain knowledge to become a data scientist and about the various applications that use ML algorithms. Mr Rocky (Suven Consultants)

took a hands on session on python basics and the use of libraries Numpy, Pandas, sklearn and Matplot. Dr. Kalbande discussed and

compared the various activation functions used in ANN and its relevance. Dr. Aarti Karande covered the basic concepts of transfer

learning and how pre trained models can be used to solve problems. Prof. Santosh Chapaneri, Assistant Professor, St Francis Institute of Technology, University of Mumbai presented the session on Convolutional Neural Network Architecture and its applications.

Dr.Radha Shankarmoni (H.O.D of IT Department), talked on difference between OLTP and OLAP and the need of data lake architecture.

Dr.Ravikumar (General Manager, Field Technical Training, Schindler India Pvt. Ltd.) shared insights on good practices to follow while

planning and delivering the lesson. Prof Prashant Kasambe (secretary of ISTE faculty chapter) has actively contributed in organizing this

FDP.


Two Days Faculty Development Programme on

“Continuous Quality Improvement”

(13th & 14th March 2019) The FDP was conducted under Internal Quality Assurance Cell, SPIT. Dr. S.S. Rathod delivered Presentation of NBA, TIER-I. Thereafter

the commencement of discussion included Vision, Mission, PO/PSO Statements, Compliance Report, Pre-Qualifier – Eligibility for NBA Accreditation of I.T., M.C.A., Computer (M.Tech.), EXTC (M.Tech.) and Demonstration of Innovative Teaching and Learning methods

was presented by Head of Departments of Electronics, Electronics & Telecommunication, IT and Computer Engineering Department.

Prof.P.V Kasambe presented detailed information about compliance report. All the departments and Principal Dr. Prachi Gharpure got

involved in the discussion of Analysis of Evaluation methods based on the results of last semester/year. Further the session was continued

by Prof. Madhura Kesarkar(Professor and Head Department of Education, S.N.D.T. Women’s University) who delivered expert Talk on

“Question Paper Setting and Evaluation Methods”.

A Competition was conducted at departmental level between the students of B.E,

T.E and S.E. The objective of this competition was to provide a platform for

students so that they can explore and develop their presentation and technical paper

writing skills. For this competition 24 groups were participated from B.E(ETRX)

with 70 number of students. Faculties of Electronics and telecommunication

Department were judges for the respective groups in all the three rooms. Prof. G. T.

Haldankar, Prof. Najib Ghatte ,Prof. P. V. Kasambe, Govind Kore & Prof. N. A. Bhagat were Judges for Room No. 305, 303 and 301 respectively. Evaluation of

Presentation was done using assessment sheet given to them by R & D Committee.

Also parallel assessment was done on technical paper written by students and

suggestions were given to them. From this presentation 3 groups were selected as winners.

A troubleshooting competition was conducted at

departmental level between the students of third year.

The objective of the competition was to provide a

common platform for the students to exhibit and

develop trouble shooting skills in the field of

electronic circuits. The competition was organized in three different phases as quiz paper, simulation and

hardware. Each phase was an elimination phase having

weightage of few marks. All the students of T. E

participated in this event. Three groups were selected as winners.

Troubleshooting Competition:

Technical Paper presentation contest:


A mini-project competition/exhibition was held in the department of Electronics engineering in every semester. This competition was

arranged by the department to demonstrate the projects developed by third year students. In every semester three winners are declared for this contest and they get total Rs. 5000/-- prize money.

For the competitive development of the students, committee of CEP has been formed who conducts and mentors the students for Graduate

Level Technical Examination after every semester. The committee members are as follows:

Placement of Students Passing in May 2018

Key Number

Dream 26

Core 1

Accepted (Normal) 22

Total Placed 49

Total Students 54

Placement % 90.74%

Placement of Students Passing in May

2019 (Till 28/06/2019)

Key Number

Dream 30

Core 14

Accepted (Normal) 4

Total Placed 46

Total Students 48

Placement % 96%

Profile of Students Passed in May 2018

M.S. 18.08% Georgia Institute of Technology, ETH Zurich, CU Boulder, SUNY Stony Brook, SUNY Buffalo, ASU, Tu Delft, CU Boulder, NEU, TU Denmark, KTH Sweden, UC Irvine, UC Boulder, University of Maryland, College Park, University of Michigan

Jobs 67.12% 100% Placed (53.06% Dream)

Life Long Learning

83.33% Students appeared for various competitive exams like GATE, GRE, TOFEL, CAT

Professional Membership

20% Students who were members of professional bodies like IEEE, IETE and ESA

Profile of Students Passed in June 2019 (Till 28/06/2019)

M.S. 27.27% NC State University (North Carolina),California state University (Long Beach), North Eastern University(Boston), University of Texas(Dallas), University of IIIinois(Chicago), University of Maryland, CU Boulder, SUNY Stony Brook.

Jobs 69.65% 100% Placed (58.82% Dream)

Life Long Learning

85.13% Students appeared for various competitive exams like GATE, GRE, TOFEL, CAT

Professional Membership

18% Students who were members of professional bodies like IEEE, IETE and ESA

CEP Committee Name of Faculty Name of Department

Prof. P.V Kasambe ETRX

Prof. Payal Shah ETRX

Prof. Jyoti Ramteke COMP

Prof. Aparna Halbe IT

Prof. Rajesh Waghmode EXTC

Final Year Placement/Internship/Scholarship Statistics in 2018-19 (till date):

Mini Project Competition:

Competitive Examination Preparation:


Placement of Students Passing in May 2019 (Till 26/06/2019)

Company Key Number of

Offers

Infosys Normal 04

LTTS Core 15

Capgemini Dream 09

Quantiphi Dream 04

L&T Core Super Dream 02

Kotak Dream 01

Om Partners Dream 01

Deloitte USI Dream 02

Deloitte DI Dream 03

IVP Dream 01

Citius Tech Dream 04

JpMorgan Chase Super Dream 01

Siemens Dream 01

Student Name Intern at Company

Rohan Kachare Varroc Engineering Pvt Ltd

Rushikesh B. Hirve Rashtriya Chemicals and fertilizers Ltd

Shruti Chavan Deep Electronics

Ameya Mungekar Tata power

Rutwik Pandit POSCO

Siddhant Adhikari ONGC

Sukruth Ramesh Siemens

Lance fernandes Air India Limited

Placement of Students Passing in May 2018

Company Key Number of

Offers

Citius Tech Normal 11

Deloitte Dream 4

L&T Technical Services Dream 5

Infosys Normal 6

L&T Infotech Normal 3

Colgate Dream 1

Kotak Dream 1

KPMG Dream 4

Capgemini Dream 7

Qauntiphi Dream 1

Equifax Dream 2

L&T Core Core 1

Selec Controls Normal 1

Atos Normal 3

Credit Suisse Super Dream 1

Rank Name of Studens Class Avg. CGPA

1 Ajgaonkar Atharva Second Year 9.59

2 Tiwari Saurav Second Year 9.57

3 Mukne Ankita Second Year 9.53

1 Barniwala Abbas Third Year 9.77

2 Rana Jay Third Year 9.63

3 Thakur Saurabh Third Year 9.58

1 Rajashri Sawale Final Year 10

2 Ashwini Sawant Final Year 10

3 Sheetal Chaudhari Final Year 10

List of Topper in May 2017-18:


Committee Student Name

Student council Ananta Goswami (Technical Secretary), Aalap Khanolkar (Cultural Secretary)

E CELL coordinators Rujuta Gokhale(Vice-chairperson), Abhivyakti Parihar (Head of Finance), Chinmay Bajpai(Head of Subcommittee)

IEEE coordinators Pooja Firke (Vice Chairperson), Chetna Sharma (PR Head), Omkar Patil (Head of Marketing)

ESA coordinators Krish Matreja (Chairperson), Sanish Kharade (Vice-Chairperson), Ajay Upadhyay (Head of Events), Rahul Kelaskar (Cultural Head), Nalin Chandeliya (Finance Head), Atharva Ajgaonkar (Technical Head)

ROTRACT Club of S.P.I.T. Vaidehi Deshpande (Director of digital communications and PR), Ajay Upadhyay (Director of Community services), Vedant Sapte (Vice Chairperson)

IR Cell coordinators Melita Benn (IR Coordinator), Arthav Mane (IR Coordinator), Raksha Jain (POC), Sumedh Deshprabhu (POC)

Spark coordinators Krish Matreja (Head of Photograhy), Melita Benn (Head of Photograhy), Soumyadeb Bhattacharjee (Head of Photograhy), Rujuta Gokhale (Head of Reporting), Aditya Shejwal (Senior Correspondent- Photography), Pratik Mane (Senior Correspondent – Columns)

ROBOCON Amit Kumar, Gopala Dhar, Bharadwaj Bhat, Tejveer Singh, Suumedh Kalnawat, Sameep Pote, Sushrut Ramesh, Vinay Vishnani, Manav jain

Representation in the Students’ council

Mr. Aalap Khanolkar

(Cultural Secretary)

Mr. Ananta Goswami

( Technical Secretary )

Sanish Kharade and Ameya Phadke has won 4rth prize in

Anveshan 2019 science and engineering fair oh 18, 19 and

20 feb 2019.

Winners of Action Research Project Phase II 2018-19

Student’s Achievements in 2018 -19:

Student’s Representation in Various College Level Committees: (till date):


Mr. Sameep Pote from SE ETRX won 2

nd prize in ACCS

design challenge 2018 (Prize – 60,000/- + Trophy + Frame

certificate)

Naman Patwa, Isha Yadav and Ashish Kulkarni from

BE ETRX won BSE IMPACT 2019 for being a top 10

social impact venture

Naman Patwa, Isha Yadav and Ashish Kulkarni (BE) 2nd

runner-up at India Innovation Challenge Design Contest

2017.

Mr. Arijit Ghosh, Arpan Modi and Apurva Ghadi (BE)

Innovative idea award arranged in SPIT

Texas Instruments DRISHTI Online contest on Linear Integrated Circuits conducted on 17/10/2018. Mr. Sanish

Kharade, (Score 18.3, First Rank), Mr. Rahul Pillai, (Score 18.1, second Rank)


First prize winner at Techgig Code gladiator 2018 in

IOT(Naman patwa and Isha Yadav, BE ETRX )

Mr. Sameeran Karpe (TE ETRX) Finished 1st in

100meters Butterfly swimming at Enthusia a national

level sports festival held By VJTI

Melita Benn, Manasi Rathi (TE) and Krisha Choksi (SE) in

throwball in the following colleges: Kj Somaiya- First place

St.Francis Institute of Technology- Runners up

Rank holder : Mr.Atharva Ajgaonkar SE ETRX -

9.59

Rank holder : Mr. Saurabh Tiwari SE ETRX - 9.57 Mr. Shivang Patel, Mr. Saurabh Tiwari, Mr. Ajay

Upadhyay, Mr. Saumyadeb Bhattacharjeequalified in

Design contest in India Innovation Challenge 2018

Mr. Gopala Dhar, Mr.Sumedh Kalnawat, Mr. Bhat

Bharadwaj qualified in Design contest in India Innovation

Challenge 2018

First prize in project competition organized with

SPTBI.


Scheme referred as ‘Student Performance Enhancement Scheme’ (SPES) was implemented from academic year 2013-14

in Electronics Engineering Department which was continued this year as well. In this scheme, every student received

hardware tools kit worth Rs. 3000/-- to enhance their hardware debugging capabilities. One kit comprises soldering iron,

multi-meter, Wire stripper, bread board, bundle of connecting wire, logic probe, soldering wire and flux. Students carry

same kit during day to day practical, mini projects, final year projects and practical examinations.

Sr.

No. Gap Topic Speaker Date

% of

student

present

Relevan

ce of

POs,

PSOs

1 Awareness of

usage of MATLAB for big data, Machine Learning and IoT applications

“ Machine Learning for

Big Data Analytic Applications using MATLAB and Hardware Connectivity and Internet of Things(IoT) with MATLAB and Simulink”

Dr. Lakshminarayan Viju Ravichandran,

D. Senior Educational Technical Evangelist, MathWorks India Mr. Pawankumar Fakatkar, Educational Technical Evangelist, MathWorks India

11th July

2018

89.86% PO5

2 Knowledge of state space analysis

"Advances in control system"

Prof. D. S. Sawant Assistant Professor, EXTC department, MPSTME, Mumbai

27th February 2019

97.36% PO2

3 Awareness about demanding courses in Computer Science

“Higher studies at US Universities in Computer Science”

Mr. Kartik Haria Alumni

6th March 2019

89.86% PO12

4 Awareness about advancement in

automation industries and various robotics competitions

"Automation Glimpse and Technoxian Championship

Highlights"

Mr. Ambrish K. Chaturvedi Mr. Alister R. Savio D’Silva

Business Development Manager and Director, Absolute Motion Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai Mrs. Mahak Somani District Coordinator, All India Council for Robotics & Automation, Mumbai

18th March 2019

97.36% PO12

5 Awareness about available modern digital technologies

“ Modern Digital Communication Technology”

Dr. Mani Roja Thadomal Shahani College of Engineering, Bandra, Mumbai

8th April 2019 89.86%

Sr.

No.

Event Organized Event Date Event Description Usage No of Students Attended

1 IEEE AARAMBH 9th - 10th August,

2018

IEEE Aarambh was a

two-day fun event organized as an ice-

breakers event to

eliminate the feeling

of unease every junior

goes through when

Communication,

Team work

90-100

Guest lecture’s arranged in the department in 2018-19:

IEEE Activities in Electronics Engineering Department:

Student Performance Enhancement Scheme (SPES):


they enter a new

college as they are not

acquainted with their

new surroundings and

people around them

2 IEEE Monsoon Trek 11th August, 2018 IEEE trek to

Kothaligad in Karjat

on the 11th of August

had an immense

response from both

FEs and SEs.

Communication

Team work

90-100

3 IEEE+WIE Orientation 6th

September,2018

IEEE+WIE

Orientation was organized by IEEE

SPIT SB to enlighten

the freshers about the

benefits that can be

availed under IEEE &

WIE

Communication

between Engineer and

society

90-100

4 Celebration of IEEE Day 2nd of

October,2018

IEEE presented the

students with a

chance to test their

mettle in competitive

coding by organizing

a workshop to prepare

them for the same. The workshop served

as a stepping stone for

beginners to try their

hand at competitive

coding competitions

like IEEE’s very own

IEEE Xtreme.

Exposure to

opportunities of

being an IEEE

student branch

member.

80-90

5 Project Innovation

Challenge

8th-18th October

2018

Following the process

of competitions like

Texas Instrument

IICDC, Smart India

Hackathon and many others, the

competition involved

three rounds right

from presenting the

project abstracts to

building their

prototype.

IEEE Student

committees from

different colleges

summed up their

activities through presentations.

20 teams

6 Coding competition 20th October

2018

SPIT acting as host to

_ teams for

IEEEXtreme - the 24

hour long coding

competition.

Coding skills 28 teams

7 Technical convention sponsored by GitHub

25th January 2019 The workshop includes with a

representative of

GitHub highlighting

the various

advantages of open

source coding.

workshop focused on

front end

development with the

aid of CSS, Bootstrap

Working on JavaScript and

Bootstrap

components,

building their

own website

50


Sr.No Event Organised Event Date Event Description Usage No of Students

1 Trek to One Tree Hill(Matheran)

11th

August, 2018

An Adventurous Trek undertaken by ESA & IETE.

Socializing & Ambience

2 Technical Event (IOT Seminar)

3rd September 2018

ESA invited Mr. Noorain Panjwani (Founder and CEO of SpaceUpTech Pvt . Ltd.) to deliever a seminar.

Introduction to IOT and Industry 4.0

60

3 Teacher’s Day 5th Septmber 2018

Designed Name Plate to celebrate in honor of all teachers and appreciating them for their vital Contribution.

Moral Responsibility 20

and JavaScript. The

workshop witnessed

enthusiastic

participation followed

by the online quiz

which constituted the

first round of the

competition phase

8 Adding WiFi to technical

project

30th - 31st March

2019

Under the tutoring

and guidance of

Chirag and Srijal,

fourth year students of the Electronics

Department and

winners of EYantra

2017, the hands-on

workshop aimed to

demonstrate the

incorporation of

ESP8266 and MQTT

in student level

projects

Learning new

skills

50

Sr.

No

Event Organized Event Date Event Description Usage No of Students Attended

1 Worksop on Patent

Drafting (Day 1)

7/4/2019 To develop a general

understanding of the skills

needed for drafting a patent

application, filing it and

working with patent authorities

to have it issued as a patent

Patenting

skills

35

Worksop on Patent

Drafting (Day 2)

13/4/2019 To develop a general

understanding of the skills needed for drafting a patent

application, filing it and

working with patent authorities

to have it issued as a patent

Patenting

skills

34

3 Intellectual Property

Rights

2/3/2019 Intellectual Property Preparation

and Filing

Patenting

skills

38

4 Anatomy of Patents 22/3/2019 Typical parts of the patent

Application

Patenting

skills

29

IEDC Activities in Electronics Engineering Department:

ESA Activities in Electronics Engineering Department:

Activities in Electronics Engineering Department:


4 Troubleshooting Competition

19 October 2018

Exclusively for the TEs ,the competition had 3 phases to test the debugging capability of participants.

Debugging Capability 72

5 Certificate Distribution for Troubleshooting Competition

22 October 2018

A token of Appreciation for Troubleshooting Competition.

Appreciation 72

6 ARP 1 Competition 2nd Nov-

2018

To encourage Student’s Innovative

Ideas and motivate them to develop it further with Research Papers and Patents.

Project Competition 72

7 Certificate Distribution for ARP 1 Competition

5th Nov-2018

A token of Appreciation for ARP 1 Competition.

Appreciation 72

8 Trip to Igatpuri 3rd February 2019

ESA Organised a trip to Igatpuri Socializing & Ambience 85

9 Career Guidance Seminar for Post Graduation (MS)

28th January 2019

ESA invited Founder and CEO of Collegepond Mr –Name-?

Exposure to Universities Worldwide for Post Graduation(MS)

60

10 BE Farewell 26th April 2019

To celebrate memorable send-off and last day in department.

Farewell 70

11 ARP 2 Competition 12th April

2019

To encourage Student’s Innovative

Ideas and motivate them to develop it further with Research Papers and Patents.


12 Certificate Distribution for ARP 2 Competition

15th April 2019

A token of Appreciation for ARP 2 Competition.

Appreciation 72

13 INNOVATRON 18th April 2019

State Level Project Competition which involved projects from

college and students from different colleges participated in it.


14 INNOVATRON Prize Distribution

22nd April 2019

Prizes were distributed to the winner and 1st,2nd runner-ups

Appreciation 90

SR.N Project Title Project Guide

1 Smart Meter Data Analytics Dr. R. G. Sutar

2 Sudden Cardiac Death Prediction using ECG Data

3 Portable Compost Machine for Household waste

4 Online Healthcare Services Dr. D. C. Karia

5 Sensor Fault detection and remote monitoring system for parameter

measurement using Labview

6 Snake Repellant Stick Prof. Priya Deshpande

7 E-Specs

8 Sign Speak Gloves

9 IOT Based Remote Health Monitoring System Prof. P. V. Kasambe

10 EBG Structure single/ dual band operation using MEMS

11 Design of TCD for minimum power and fast response using MEMS

simulation software

12 Solar Panel Installation and awareness Prof. G. T. Haldankar

13 Augmented Reality Based Educational App

14 Object Detection using Deep Learning

15 Solar Power Conditioning and Control system

16 Ensuring safety Train operation using PLC interlocking Prof. M. R. Bansode

17 Track on Park

18 Lip Reading using Deep Learning

19 Road Structural Health Monitoring System Prof. N. A. Bhagat

20 Novel Current based circuit simulation using Cadence

21 Agribot Prof. Payal Shah

22 Virtual Power Analyzer using Labview

23 Automated Driver Assistant System

24 Design of Tethered multirotor system for payload applications Prof. K. T. Talele

25 Campus Placement Guide

Final Year Projects in 2018-19:


S.N. Project Title Mentor Funding Agency

1 Design, Development and Automation of Bio-sand Filter. Prof. P. V. Kasambe Mumbai University

1. VLSI and Embedded Systems Dr. S. S. Rathod Prof. Narendra Bhagat Prof. P. V. Kasambe Prof. Manisha Bansode

2. Instrumentation and Control

Dr. S. S. Rathod Dr. R. G. Sutar Prof. P. V. Kasambe Prof. G. T. Haldankar Prof. Payal Shah

3. DSP and Image Processing Prof. K. T. Talele Prof. Priya Deshpande

4. Communication and Networking Dr. D. C. Karia Prof. Manisha Bansode

Number of seats: 10

Ph.D. Guides Approved by Mumbai University: 1. Dr. Surendra Rathod

2. Dr. RajendraSutar (Research Guide in EXTC)

3. Dr. Deepak Karia

4. Dr. Y. S. Rao

Ph.D. Students Enrolled in ETRX Department: 1. Prof. Vijay Kapure

2. Prof. Vidya Keshwani

3. Prof. Umesh Mahid 4. Prof. Rushali Thakkar

5. Prof. Manisha Bansode

6. Prof. Payal Shah

7. Prof. Shrikant Velankar

8. Prof. Goswami Siddhant 9. Prof. Khandagle Kumar

Sponsored Projects in 2018-19:

Experts in Each Research Domain: Ph.D. Research Center:


ESA-IETE Trek(Matheran-25thAug 2018) and Trip(Igatpuri-2nd Feb 2019)

Cultural Events in the Department

Interaction with Dr. Anil Sahastrabudhe

AICTE Chairman .

Meeeting on lunch hosted by Mr.

Aditya Thakre regarding

discussion on plastic ban and

garbage issue.

MOU signed with General auto

Electric Corporation (GAEC) for

amount Rs. 1.50

lac.

Meeting with Delegation from

Netherlands about student exchange.

AMDOCS for discussion on

SCOPE and Semester long

internship.

Visit at Barclays for discussion on

SCOPE and Semester long

internship.

Principal of Vagadevi College of

Engineering, Warangal visited SPIT

regarding information of autonomy.

Board of Studies Meeting

Presentation of Dr.R.G Sutar

for NAAC internal Audit.


Dr. S. S. Rathod went to Finolex

Academy of Management and

Technology, Ratnagiri for FSAI

Student Chapter installation.

S.P.I.T. arranged a free health checkup

camp by Health spring on 25th January

2019.

Expert Lecture for Control

System by Dr. Sawant

Meeting with Alumni at

Deloitte ,Hyderabad

Parent Meeting

MoU signed with Credit Suisse

for CS Lab Program Under

SCOPE initiative.

Sparrow Day Celebration.

Marathi Day Celebration

Action Research Project

Visit to FSIE Exhibition


Alumni Meet 2018

Alumni Meet 2018

Teachers Day Celebration

Degree Distribution

Flip class room inaugurated

Rashtriya Ekta Diwas

Celebration

SPIT Hackathon 2018.

Meeting with Nagaland Governor Shree Padmanabha Achayra

OCULUS Technocultural Event


Freshers Party Marathon RUBIC Cube Event

MATRIX Technical Fest, UDAN Cultural Fest and SPOORTHI Sports Fest


Innovatron Competition 2018-19

Final year students memorable farewell


Contact

Dr. Surendra S. Rathod

Department of Electronics Engineering

3rd Floor, Room No. : 303

Sardar Patel Institute of Technology

Bhavan’s Campus, Munshi Nagar, Andheri (West), Mumbai-58, India.

Telephone: 022-26707440, 26708520, 26701410, 26287250 Ext: 350


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