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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Panimalar Institute of Technology started by Jaisakthi Educational Trust focusses

on disseminating knowledge coupled with discipline and ethics. It is a Christian Minority

Institution and a self- financing engineering college with five streams viz. CSE, IT, ECE,

EEE and MECH at present. This institution is affiliated to Anna University meets the

guidelines of AICTE, New Delhi in all aspects. Our college is a combination of a world class

infrastructure built upon the greatest faculty strength combined with a pictures environment

to chisel the finest minds into the most capable future generations of India. It is located in

Poonamallee, not far away from Chennai city limits.

Our institution is likely to expand its sphere in other facilities also. The institution

takes care to impart updated and high quality technical education throughout the year.

Special care is taken in the matter of students becoming qualified as well as competent to

face the challenges of the leading corporates in the present world of tough competition.

Every effort is taken to transform the students into well rounded personality with strong

confidence and sound character making no compromise in perfection, morality, dedication

and commitment.

Students: Our well-equipped Engineers.

Staff : Our means.

Industry and Profession: End users.

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ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

The ECE Department has been established to render services to meet the growing

global challenges of engineering industries by educating the students to become exemplary

professional Electronics and Communication engineers of high ethics. Our Department aims

to inculcate profound knowledge and skills in the areas of Electronics and Communication.

The mission of the department is to impart high quality undergraduate education and

carryout leading edge research in the discipline of Electronics and Communication

Engineering, marching towards the future enhancement. The department has various

laboratories equipped with the state-of-the art computing facilities to support the research

and teaching activities. A library with various books on Electronics and Communication for

the exclusive use of the faculty and student is located in the premises of the Department. At

present, Dr.M.P.Chitra, M.E.,Ph.D. is the Head of the Department.

ECE Branch lays strong foundation to the cutting edge technologies.

It shapes the students to be completely fit for the industrial needs in design and

development.

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VISION

Imparting quality education to compete with global standards and evolve as a centre of excellence in

Electronics and Communication Engineering with social commitment.

MISSION

M1: To adopt effective teaching methods in order to maximize knowledge dissemination for students.

M2: To have adequate mechanisms to enhance the understanding and implementation of theoretical

concepts in practical scenarios.

M3: To provide state of art infrastructure and facilities to the students and faculty members by creating a

conducive ambience for excellence in engineering education.

M4: To produce Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates with good ethical skills and

managerial skills to blossom as successful professionals and entrepreneurs.

M5: To promote industry institute interaction in Electronics and Communication Engineering department

for the students to involve in research activities.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOS)

PEO1: To analyze and design appropriate Electronics and Communication systems to provide solutions

that are technically advanced, economically feasible and socially acceptable.

PEO2: To produce Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates with sufficient Breadth in

electronics and its related fields enabling to work in multidisciplinary environments.

PEO3: To excel in professional career and higher education by acquiring knowledge in the area of

Electronics and Communication Engineering.

PEO4: To produce graduates with a professional outlook who can communicate effectively

and interact responsibly in their profession.

PEO5: To pursue lifelong learning by adapting present and future trends to render service to the society.

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FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN MESSAGE

Dr.JEPPIAR, M.A.,B.L.,Ph.D.,

Chancellor, Sathyabama University

I am very much pleased to note that Department of Electronics and Communication

Engineering of Panimalar Institute of Technology, advocates recent trends and

advancements in Electronics Industry. In the field of Electronics and Communication

Engineering with multidimensional and rotational approach by involving students in

multidisciplinary activities. I hope that the activity performed by the department brings

together the Electronics and Communication community experts to enhance and drive

forward the research and development of Electronics and Communication of its approach.

As the chairman of this renowned institution, I earnestly wish them in all their endeavors and

to achieve success.

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MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY

Dr.P.Chinnadurai,M.A.,Ph.D.,

Secretary and Correspondent, Panimalar Institute of Technology

I am very much honored and pleased that Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering has involved in many technical and other activities in building

up the student career. The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is

doing excellent work bringing together electronics scientist to expose and share their

knowledge and intelligence. In the challenging world with stiff competition in new

technologies, innovation in emerging science and changing economy, a great awareness of

newer achievements on the latest technology will be created in the country through these

unique activities with zest and zeal. I extend my hearty congratulations to the entire faculty

and students of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering for their

enthusiasm to achieve success.

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Mr.C.Sakthikumar,M.E.,

Director, Panimalar Institute of Technology

I am very much overwhelmed that Department of Electronics and Communication

Engineering has involved in activities to empower the student community. The Department

of Electronics and Communication Engineering competitive edge in innovation, design and

manufacturing. These activities would bring the engineers together to share ideas in various

fields to create new inventions and innovations in the electronics society. The Department of

Electronics and Communication Engineering will lay the path for the rapidly changing

market place for engineering product places greater importance on small and startup

companies which can innovate more quickly than large corporations.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Dr.T.JAYANTHY,M.E.,Ph.D.,

Principal, Panimalar Institute of Technology

I am very much pleased to address and acknowledge the activities performed by the

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The Department of Electronics

and Communication Engineering perform these activities with a motto to bring out hidden

talents from the young engineers and to exchange their ideas and knowledge in various fields

of electronics. I believe that the activities conducted by the Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering will provide a platform to share ,discuss and to exchange their

views in exciting themes and wish them a great success in all their endeavors. I extend my

warm patronage to all those who have contributed their best to achieve success.

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MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr.M.P.CHITRA,M.E.,Ph.D.,

HOD/ECE,Panimalar Insitute of technology

I am very much glad that our Department of Electronics and Communication

Engineering has been involving in various activities to strengthen the student community. It

provides the path for ever accelerating pace due to technological changes and the emergence

of a global economy believe that these activities will able to possess the strong analytical

skills, be innovative and professional and have solid command of Hardware and Software

tools for the trade. I extend my heart full wishes and thanks to all the faculty members and

students for the exclusive efforts in organizing those events and molding the students as

good electronics engineer to the world and to sustain the global economy.

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COMMITTEE MEMBERS

CHIEF PATRON

Dr.JEPPIAR,M.A.,B.L.,Ph.D.,

FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN

PATRON

Dr.P.CHINNADURAI, M.A.,Ph.D.,

SECRETARY & CORRESPONDENT

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Tmt.VIJAYA RAJESHWARI Mr.C.SAKTHIKUMAR,M.E.,M.Phil.

DIRECTOR DIRECTOR

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr.T.JAYANTHY,M.E.,Ph.D.,

PRINCIPAL

EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr.M.P.CHITRA,M.E.,Ph.D.,

HOD/ECE

Mr.M.ARUN,M.E.,M.B.A.,

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR/ECE

STUDENT CO-ORDINATORS

Ms.ANUJA C

Mr.A.KHADAR SHAREEF

Mr. M.S.SARAVANAN

Mr.M.SANGEETHA

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PAR TO EXCELLENCE

M.ARUN , Assistant .Professor ECE

If you are into your second year, B. E., it’s perhaps

right time to plan on where you want to see yourself in

next 2 years, from now. The race gets harder ever that

you need to decide how you shape your career after

your graduation.

If you think your interpersonal skills can take you to

heights, and if you feel you are not a very technical

person, a good option may be pursuing MBA which

then streams your plans into two MBA in India? Or

abroad? You may have the IIM’s at the first in the

priority list if you choose to be in India. To ensure a

place in one of the top IIMs you need to secure 90

percentile in your CAT (Common Admission Test).

There are also an n number of B-schools, accepting

80+ CAT scores. If you aspire MBA abroad, you should

be taking up GMAT (Graduate Management Admission

Test). It is a Computer Adaptive standardized test in

mathematics and the English language for measuring

aptitude to succeed academically in graduate business

studies.

Business schools commonly use this test as one of many

selection criteria for admission into graduate business

administration programs (e.g. MBA, Master of

Accountancy, etc.) principally in the United States, but

also in other English-speaking countries. If you are

rather a technical person, you should be choosing MS,

in the field of your interest. GRE (Graduate Record

Examination) is what you will have to take up for this.

Graduate programs and business schools use GRE

scores to evaluate your readiness for graduate level

work. The GRE General Test measures verbal

reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and

analytical writing skills that are not related to any

specific field of study.

If you dream to pursue higher studies in IITs, you will

have to take up the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in

Engineering).

FINALLY! YOUR PERSONAL ROBOT

SHIRLY MINI, III ECE

She's a personal assistant, photographer, butler and

home security guard all in one — and she's a robot.

Robot base, a robotics company headquartered in New

York City, is developing a personal robot that can

perform a variety of daily functions at home or at

work— everything from turning on lights to managing

social calendars.

The bot can even read a bedtime story to your kids, and

adjust the color of the room's lighting based on the

story's mood, the makers said She can interface with

household devices. She has smart automation

technique. She will remind you about your meetings of

the day. She is also your personal stylist. She is your

world class office assistant.

Her artificial intelligence programming analysis data

quickly and officially . She is a hands free help around

the house. She can also be your personal security

guard. she can handle your home and your energy cost.

She gives you real time video feeds about every room in

your home when you are out. You can feel better and

can spend a lot of time with friends.

She is a revolutionary product that can change

everything.

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A BETTER GPS IN HAND

ARAVIND C, III ECE

You can already use your smart phone to locate the

nearest Thai restaurant or find your way to the

cheapest parking garage. But soon, you may be able to

use your device to plan your entire day — from what

bus you should catch in the morning to which

restaurant you should swing by on your way to the

airport.

GPS Navigator

A new software program that integrates with a

phone's voice recognition system (such as Apple's

computerized assistant, Siri) serves as both travel

adviser and taskmaster. It can tell you what time the

next bus will arrive, but it can also tell you to hustle if

you're running late or whether you have time to grab a

cup of coffee on your way to the bus stop.

The program, which is being developed by researchers

at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),

works by allowing users to specify their preferences —

for example, by telling the software if they're willing to

forgo going out for breakfast in order to catch the right

bus.

It’s a complete guidance system that helps you make

your everyday schedule an easy and an enjoying task.

RING : ONE GESTUE IS ALL YOU NEED!

KAVITHA R, III ECE

Ring is nothing but an incognito wearable gadget that

provides shortcut for almost everything.

It gets connected to your T.V, lights, fans an all

electrical appliances through your smart phone. Your

smart phone should be installed with an Application

called RING STORE which can be downloaded from

your play store.

It has a capacitor button on its side which when

pressed, activates the ring. The simple gestures given

by your hand becomes the input for the ring. Simply

writing “TV” in air links your TV and your television is

turned ON. The light in the room are linked by just

drawing the “LIGHT ICON” in air and this light can

be dimmed or strengthened according the gesture given

by your hand.

The basic process is that ring captures then analyses

gestures and sends the collected information to the mart

phone connected to it. The vibration and LED present

in the ring notify the status and notifications of your

mobile and your social networks connected to your

mobile. Ring has its own gesture marks and for the user

connivance the gesture marks can be edited using the

RING application. Thus ring make customization

simple and very easy. The gestures are captured so

accurately that even text messages can be written in air

by just connecting your phone. Thus the power lies in

your finger : Kickstarter RING.

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QUALCOMM INSPIRED BY NEUROMORPHIC

CHIPS

SHREE KRISHNA PRIYA J III ECE

The world’s largest smart phone chipmaker,

Qualcomm, says it is ready to start helping partners

manufacture a radically different kind of a chip one

that mimics the neural structures and processing

methods found in the brain.

The idea of neuromorphic chips dates back

decades. Carver Mead, the Caltech professor emeritus

who is a legend in integrated-circuit design, coined the

term in a 1990 paper, describing how analog chips

those that vary in their output, like real-world

phenomena, in contrast to the binary, on-or-off nature

of digital chips could mimic the electrical activity of

neurons and synapses in the brain. But he struggled to

find ways to reliably build his analog chip designs.

Only one arguably neuromorphic processor, a noise

suppression chip made by Audience, has sold in the

hundreds of millions. The chip, which is based on the

human cochlea, has been used in phones from Apple,

Samsung, and others. As a commercial company,

Qualcomm has opted for pragmatism over sheer

performance in its design. That means the

neuromorphic chips it’s developing are still digital

chips, which are more predictable and easier to

manufacture than analog ones.Today’s computer

systems are built with separate units for storing

information and processing it sequentially, a design

known as the Von Neumann architecture. By contrast,

brain like architectures process information in a

distributed, parallel way, modeled after how the

neurons and synapses work in a brain.

Qualcomm has already developed new software

tools that simulate activity in the brain. These networks,

which model the way individual neurons convey

information through precisely timed spikes, allow

developers to write and compile biologically inspired

programs. Qualcomm is using this approach to build a

class of processors called neural processing units

(NPUs). It envisions NPUs that are massively parallel,

reprogrammable, and capable of cognitive tasks like

classification and prediction. “What we’re talking

about is scale, making it into a platform,” said Grob

during his talk. “We want to make it easier for

researchers to make a part of the brain.”

For several years Qualcomm and Brain

Corp, a separate company it has invested in, have been

working on hardware and algorithms that attempt to

mimic the processes of the human brain. The company

calls the overall program Zeroth, borrowing from the

science fiction author Isaac Asimov’s “Zeroth Law of

Robotics” (which specifies that robots must not harm

humanity).

A GOOGLE GLASS APP FOR INSTANT

MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS.

LEENA M, II ECE

The integration of consumer electronics with advanced

imaging and analytical platforms holds great promises

for medical point-of-care diagnostics and

environmental rapid field testing for pollutants and

viruses. For instance, in a recent Nanowerk

Spotlight we reported on the use of smartphones to

detect single nanoparticles and viruses. In this work, a

research group led by Aydogan Ozcan, a professor in

the Electrical and Bioengineering Department at UCLA

and Associate Director of the California NanoSystems

Institute (CNSI), created a field-portable fluorescence

microscopy platform installed on a smartphone for

imaging of individual nanoparticles as well as viruses

using a light-weight and compact opto-mechanical

attachment to the existing camera module of the

cellphone.In new work, Ozcan's group has now

developed a Google Glass application and a server

platform for instant, wireless diagnostic testing of a

variety of health conditions and diseases."This

technology allows Google Glass wearers to use the

hands-free camera on the device to send images of

diagnostic tests that screen for conditions such as HIV

or prostate cancer," Ozcan explains to Nanowerk.

"Without relying on any additional devices, Google

Glass users can upload these images and receive

accurate analysis of health conditions in as little as

eight seconds.

Google Glass and demonstration of imaging a rapid

diagnostic test (RDT). (a) Front-profile view of the

Google Glass with various hardware components36

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labeled. (b) Example of using the Glass for taking an

image of an RDT as part of our RDT reader

application. (Reprinted with permission from American

Chemical Society) (click image to enlarge)This is the

first biomedical sensing application created through

Google Glass.

This breakthrough technology takes advantage of gains

in both immunochromatographic rapid diagnostic tests

(RDTs) and wearable computers (such as Google

Glass).The team reported their findings in the February

27, 2014 online edition of ACS

Nano ("Immunochromatographic Diagnostic Test

Analysis Using Google Glass").Over the past decade,

RDTs – which are in general based on light scattering

off surface-functionalized metallic nanoparticles – have

emerged as a quick and cost-effective method to screen

various diseases and have provided various advantages

for tackling public health problems including more

effective tracking/monitoring of chronic conditions,

infectious diseases and widespread medical testing by

minimally trained medical personnel or community

healthcare workers.The new Google Glass-based

diagnostic technology could improve individual

tracking of dangerous conditions or diseases, public

health monitoring and rapid response in disaster relief

areas or quarantine zones.

This is how it works: The user takes a photo of the RDT

device through the camera system in Google Glass.

Using a Quick Response (QR) code identifier, which is

custom-designed and attached to each RDT cassette,

this custom-written Glass application is capable of

automatically finding and identifying the type of the

RDT of interest, along with other information (e.g.,

patient data) that can be linked to the same QR code.

The data is transmitted to a central server which has

been set up for fast and high-throughput evaluation of

test results coming from multiple devices

simultaneously.The data is processed automatically and

to create a quantitative diagnostic result, which is then

returned to the Google Glass user.

"We also developed a centralized database and Web

interface for visualizing uploaded data in the form of

geo-tagged map data, which can be quite useful for

short- and long-term spatiotemporal tracking of the

evolution," says Ozcan. "This web portal allows users

to view test results, maps charting the geographical

spread of various diseases and conditions, and the

cumulative data from all the tests they have submitted

over time."He also points out that the precision of the

Google Glass camera system permits quantified

reading of the results to a few-parts-per-billion level of

sensitivity – far greater than that of the naked eye –

thus eliminating the potential for human error in

interpreting results, which is a particular concern if the

user is a health care worker who routinely deals with

many different types of tests.

The team tested their Google Glass-based RDT reader

platform through commercially available human

immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and prostate-specific

antigen (PSA) rapid tests. The researchers took images

of tests under normal, indoor, fluorescent-lit room

conditions. They submitted more than 400 images of the

two tests, and the RDT reader and server platform were

able to read the images 99.6 percent of the time.Ozcan

notes that, for wide-scale deployment and use of this

Google Glass application, the sales price of Glass

should be cost-effective enough to compete with mobile

phones and low enough to enter developing markets.

"We are quite hopeful on this end as Google is very

well aware of all these emerging opportunities.

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CAN YOU IMAGINE A WORLD WITHOUT

COMPUTERS?

NAVEEN P

If you were asked to think about how the world would

be without computers what would be the first thing that

comes to mind? Without your laptop or home computer

you would lose the ability to interact on social

networking sites, be unable to do your banking from

home, and no longer be able to fact-check things on

Wikipedia. Computers are so intricately woven into our

everyday lives that we fail to consider all of the areas in

which computers play an integral part.

Technological Meltdown Imminent

Imagine if you will that one morning all computers

around the world stopped working due to a massive

solar storm that was forecast to last for decades, what

would happen? Simply put - chaos! People around the

world would be unable to perform even some of the

most basic tasks without the aid of computers. We all

rely on computers in one form or another to get us

through our daily tasks, from the digital alarm clock

that wakes us up each morning to the cars we use to

drive to work, to the ATM machines that allow us to

access our cash; these are only the tip of the iceberg.

Businesses big and small rely on computers to perform

and monitor their operations each day, from the vast

manufacturing plants through to the smallest

convenience store. All of the expensive life-saving

equipment in your local hospital relies on computers

including the way that the patient records are held and

controlled. If this technology continuum were to cease

suddenly, the world as we know it will change

dramatically.

Dire Consequences for All

Imagine if, additionally, all of the electronic details that

are held on servers all over the world were destroyed in

such a scenario. Stock markets all over the globe will

crash and burn. Industries and businesses will go to the

wall; everyone from the high street banks to the big

name grocery stores will suffer. The entertainment

industry will die and all methods of modern day

transportation will cease; airplanes will be grounded,

trains will not run and cars will not start. The world

will become a place of rioting and unrest, medical

services will be faced with patients that they cannot

hope to treat and the world will quite simply be plunged

into chaos.

Survival of the Fittest

In these darkened times humanity would be required to

call upon its basic survival skills and instinct will take

the lead, as in millennia past shelter, food and water

will become priorities for all and whatever possessions

we manage to keep hold of after the technological

apocalypse we would guard with our lives. No matter

what our role in society was before the darkness

descended all that matters now is day to day existence;

past achievements and successes will mean nothing.

Crime rates will escalate dramatically and the law

makers and law enforcers will struggle to cope. Horses

would once again become the main method of transport

and medical services will need to develop some

unorthodox treatment methods in order to meet the

needs of the population. Are you ready for such an

apocalypse? Neither am I, but it sure is fun to think

about!

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3G vs. 4G: What's the Difference?

M.S.SARAVANAN

For average consumers, '3G' and '4G' are two of the

most mysterious terms in the mobile technology

dictionary, but they're used relentlessly to sell phones

and tablets. If you're shopping for a new phone, the

answer isn't clear-cut, and you shouldn't always go for

the higher number. Our primer will help explain which

technology to pick.

3G and 4G Explained First things first, the "G" stands

for a generation of mobile technology, installed in

phones and on cellular networks. Each "G" generally

requires you to get a new phone, and for networks to

make expensive upgrades. The first two were analog

cell phones (1G) and digital phones (2G). Then it got

complicated.

Third-generation mobile networks, or 3G, came to the

U.S. in 2003. With minimum consistent Internet speeds

of 144Kbps, 3G was supposed to bring "mobile

broadband." There are now so many varieties of 3G,

though, that a "3G" connection can get you Internet

speeds anywhere from 400Kbps to more than ten times

that.

New generations usually bring new base technologies,

more network capacity for more data per user, and the

potential for better voice quality, too.

4G phones are supposed to be even faster, but that's not

always the case. There are so many technologies called

"4G," and so many ways to implement them, that the

term is almost meaningless. The International

Telecommunications Union, a standards body, tried to

issue requirements to call a network 4G but they were

ignored by carriers, and eventually the ITU backed

down. 4G technologies include HSPA+ 21/42, the now

obsolete WiMAX, and LTE (although some consider

LTE the only true 4G of that bunch, and some people

say none of them are fast enough to qualify.)

There's a big difference between 4G LTE and other

technologies called "4G" though, and it's most visible

in upload speeds. If you upload a lot of data - posting

photos or videos, for instance - you'll find LTE's upload

speeds are far better than those on HSPA.

There are many different ways to implement LTE, too,

so you can't assume all LTE speeds are the same.

Carriers with more available radio spectrum for LTE

can typically run faster networks than carriers with less

spectrum, for instance.

This confusion is why we run our annual Fastest

Mobile Networks story, which tests 3G and 4G

networks in 30 cities nationwide. In this year's tests, we

generally found that on speed alone Verizon's 4G LTE

network was the fastest, followed by T-Mobile LTE,

AT&T LTE, T-Mobile HSPA+, Sprint LTE, AT&T

HSPA, Verizon 3G and finally Sprint 3G.

Would you like to know more about LTE, the global

standard for 4G? Read our primer, What Is LTE? Over

at ExtremeTech. When to Go For 4G In 2015, almost

everyone should have a 4G phone. Verizon now has

nationwide 4G LTE coverage. T-Mobile and MetroPCS

have nationwide HSPA+ 42 and growing LTE

networks. AT&T has broad LTE coverage. Sprint is still

building out LTE, but by next year the carrier aims to

be comprehensive.

If you like to surf the Web and especially stream video,

4G can be heaven. If you connect a laptop to your

mobile link, 4G makes a huge difference. In general,

anything involving transferring large amounts of data

gets a big boost from 4G. Watch out for the data limits

on your service plan, though; it's easy to use up a lot of

data very quickly with 4G. If you have a 3G phone and

you've been frustrated with slow data, 4G may be the

solution. 4G won't solve any dropped call problems,

though, as all calls will be made over older networks

until carriers switch to voice-over-LTE during the next

few years.Finally, if you want to future-proof yourself,

get a 4G phone. 4G coverage is only going to get

better, and that's where the carriers are spending most

of their money right now. You can assume that all 4G

phones also support your carrier's 3G and 2G networks

as well.

Should You Even Consider 3G? There are a few

reasons you might still settle for a 3G phone. If your

phone is mostly for voice use, you have no need for 4G

data. Save money and save battery life by choosing a

device without the high-speed network.

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If you live in an area that doesn't have 4G coverage,

there's no advantage to a 4G phone. In fact, you'll have

serious battery life problems if you buy an LTE phone

and don't disable 4G LTE, as the radio's search for a

non-existent signal will drain your battery quickly.

RECENT TECHNOLOGY

Bio- heat transfer model of human eye

Laser surgery is used in several eye related treatment

including retinal detachment and macular

degeneration. During laser irradiation, pigmented

retinal and adjacent choroidal region absorb most of

the energy. Overheating of these tissues above

photocoagulation (~ 60 degree C) could lead to

thermal damage disrupting cellular mechanisms. We

formulated a bio-heat transfer model for the human

eye, incorporating several parameters of interest

including the choroidal blood perfusion. Using the

retinal irradiation specifications during an actual

surgery, the simulation results suggested over-heating

of certain retinal regions. Pulsation of laser irradiation

with specific parameters is proposed as a method to

reduce thermal damage in these regions.

56 Google Search Tricks:

Google has been around for a while now, and if you're

just starting college, you've probably used the search

engine for most of your academic life. But there's more

to the powerful search tool than just typing in

keywords. Here are 56 Google search tricks for all

types of students, whether you're in high school,

pursuing an online degree, or are just trying to brush

up on your own research skills.

http://goo.gl/5KI7Va

Standards and the Smart City:

In this Sustainable Cities Collective article, Bill Ash

and Srikanth Chandrasekaran, IEEE Standards

Association, discuss the characteristics of sustainable

smart cities and how related standards are being

created and refined through globally open

collaboration across traditional geographic, industrial

and technological boundaries.

http://goo.gl/v6Xe7K

101 most useful websites you don’t know about:

The list primarily highlights the lesser-known or

undiscovered websites and misses out all-time

favourites like Google Docs, Wikipedia or IMDB that

most of us are already aware of. Useful Websites Worth

a Bookmark! The sites mentioned in this post, well most

of them, solve at least one problem really well and they

all have simple web addresses (URLs) that you can

easily learn by heart thus saving you a trip to Google.

http://goo.gl/E3t7Vt

Say These 15 Things To Succeed In Business:

Are you an ambitious business professional looking to

get ahead in the industry? Dazzle all the execs at your

next business meeting. Saying these 15 things around

the office (and the client) will boost your performance

rating and get you the bonus of your dream.

https://medium.com/@producthunt/say-these-15-

things-to-succeed-in-business-bac8b699717

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DID YOU KNOW FACTS !!

11% of people are left handed

August has the highest percentage of births

Unless food is mixed with saliva you can't taste it

The average person falls asleep in 7 minutes

A bear has 42 teeth

An ostrich's eye is bigger than it's brain

Most lipsticks contain fish scales

No two corn flakes look the same

Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries

8% of people have an extra rib

85% of plant life is found in the ocean

Ralph lauren's original name was ralph lifshitz

Rabbits like licorice

The hawaiian alphabet has 12 letters

'topolino' is the name for mickey mouse italy

A lobsters blood is colorless but when exposed to

oxygen it turns blue

Armadillos have 4 babies at a time and are all the

same sex

Reindeer like bananas

The longest recorded flight of a chicken was 13

seconds

Birds need gravity to swallow

SOME INTERESTING FACTS

A Zebra Is White With Black Stripes.

All The Planets In Our Solar System Rotate

Anticlockwise, Except Venus. It Is The Only Planet

That Rotates Clockwise.

Hummingbirds Are The Only Animal That Can

Also Fly Backwards.

Insects Do Not Make Noises With Their Voices.

The Noise Of Bees, Mosquitoes And Other Buzzing

Insects Is Caused By Rapidly Moving Their Wings.

The Cockroach Is The Fastest Animal On 6 Legs

Covering A Meter A Second.

The Word "Listen" Contains The Same Letters As

The Word "Silent".

The Only 2 Animals That Can See Behind Itself

Without Turning It's Head Are The Rabbit And The

Parrot.

A 'Jiffy' Is An Actual Unit Of Time For 1/100th Of

A Second.

India Invented The Number System. Zero Was

Invented By Aryabhatta.

The Whip Makes A Cracking Sound Because Its

Tip Moves Faster Than The Speed Of Sound.

A Hippopotamus Can Run Faster Than A Man.

India Never Invaded Any Country In Her Last

10000 Years Of History.

'Hippopotomonstrose Squippedaliophob Ia' Is The

Fear Of Long Words.

Didaskaleinophobia Is The Fear Of Going To

School.

Phobatrivaphobia Is A Fear Of Trivia About

Phobias !!

It Is Impossible To Lick Your Elbow. ( We Know

You Gonna Try This !!! )

A Snail Can Sleep For 3 Years. ( Wow, Lucky

Chap Eh ? )

The Names Of The Continents All End With The

Same Letter With Which They Start In 1883 The

Explosion Of The Volcano Krakatoa Put So Much

Dust Into The Earth's Atmosphere That Sunsets

Appeared Green And The Moon Appeared Blue

Around The World For Almost Two Years.

"Almost" Is The Longest Word In The English

Language With All The Letters In Alphabetical

Order.

Twenty-Four- Karat Gold Is Not Pure Gold Since

There Is A Small Amount Of Copper In It.

Absolutely Pure Gold Is So Soft That It Can Be

Molded With The Hands.

Electricity Doesn't Move Through A Wire But

Through A Field Around The Wire.

Do You Know The Names Of The Three Wise

Monkeys? They Are: Mizaru (See No Evil),

Mikazaru (Hear No Evil), And Mazaru (Say No

Evil ).

55 Per Cent Of People Yawn Within 5 Minutes Of

Seeing Someone Else Yawn. Reading About

Yawning Makes Most People Yawn. Hello, Zzzzz

Zzzz ?

THE PUZZLE CORNER QUESTION

QUESTION 1:

1:Bomb Goes Off A bomb goes off. Carnage. One

person, only a few feet away, survives!

How can this be?

Solution: The person was watching it on TV.

QUESTION 2:

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Dead in The Field In the middle of an otherwise empty

field there lies a man wearing a pack. He is dead. There

are no other clues visible. How did he die?

Solution: His parachute failed to open.

QUESTION 3:

10-digit Number Find a 10-digit number where the first

digit is how many zeros in the number, the second digit

is how many 1s in the number etc. until the tenth digit

which is how many 9s in the number.

Solution: 6210001000

QUESTION 4: what Number should come ?

Solution :6

Explanation Looking at the diagram in rows, the

central circle equals half the sum of the numbers in the

other circles to the left and right of the centre.

TALENT CORNER

SANDHIYA BHARGAVI II ECE

DO NOT CUT TREES

By M.S. SARAVANAN II ECE

BY RADHIKA I ECE

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TAMIL LYRICS

RAMYA

இளமை வயது

இது புத்தி தடுைாறும் வயதத

அமை கட்டித் தமைப் த ாடு நீதய

எல்மை இல்ைா ஆமைத் ததான்றி நம்மை ையக்கும்

ஆமைகமள தாண்டி எழ என்ன தயக்கம் ?

கைமைகள் ைவும் காத்திருக்கு

அனால் காைதைா நம்மிைம் ககாஞ்ைம் தான் இருக்கு

கனவுகமள ததடிச் கைல்தவாம்

கடின உமழப் ால் கவற்றிகள் ைவும் காண்த ாம் !!!

வகுப் மை

விருப் மில்ைா வகுப் மையில்

விரித்து ார்க்க முடியாத இமைகதளாடு

எதிர்காைத்மத எண்ணி கநஞ்ைம் ை ைக்க

எதுவுமில்மை ார்த்து ககாள்ளைாம் என்று எண்ணி

வழக்கம் த ால் ஒரு ஓரம் ததனாவடுைன் இருக்க

வாழ்வதத ஒதர ஒரு முமைதான்

வாழ்ந்துதான் ாப்த ாம் வாழ்வதற்ககன்ன ?

தாயாக ஆமை

இம்மையில் நான் பிைந்தது உன் தையாக

ைறுமை என்று ஒன்று இருந்தால்

நான் பிைக்க தவண்டும் உன் தாயாக

இருக்க தவண்டும் உன் இமைபிரியா ததாழியாக

என்றும் உன் வாழ்நாள் வமரயிைாக !!!

ENGLISH POEMS

ALPHA AND OMEGA M.SHAMI SELES

Snuggled and cuddled in thy arms, I struck the first

chord

Every key my little fingers reached, created a magic-

music;

Melody from the harp, enchanted the air with love

Vibrato of the violin was vibrant as I bowed,

Choirs of angels made my symphony spectacular,

As Apollo, himself, applauded and tapped to the tune;

Orchestra owes its ovation in the opera to its concert

master – You

Dear amma and appa; - You made the song of my life a

masterpiece.

Though the rythm is defined by trials and triumph,

Through it all, you held me safe, in the hollow of thy

palm.

Each step I walked, you always tugged me at my

heartstring!

Thou might be ole, yet thou art my all in all.

From dawn to dusk, from womb to tomb; You are

My beginning and end. - Thou art the Alpha and

Omega!

P.S: Dedicated to my parents

THE LAST SPEECH

M.SHAMI SELES

I turned ten last Sunday,

I wanna hold a pen someday;

Among the woods, on a barren land

I stand without a helping hand.

With ruffling treasures, the

fortunate deck their bodies

Adorning with the fashion in air.

The birthday gown, princess crown

They have fun, I have none.

B'day bash with loads of cash,

Oh, my dreams are burnt to ash.

I live in trash, a world so black

They still frown, I mourn.

As the elite say cheers on b'day eve

Blood and tears, together I weep.

In the garbage heap, I hunt for mid day meat

Bread nor wheat - nothing to eat.

At times I feed, even on weeds

My tummy so tender and meek.

None pay heed to my many needs

A meal is all I seek.

In a sea of sand I live, with

Grumpy cactus and humpy beasts. I

Guess to all deserted, desert is the

Home so sweet, hunger is the friend we greet.

Every night I silence my tummy,

hoping my miracle would bloom

I wish there's a genie who'd grant me a boon:

I long for the day, to hold a spoon,

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Ho! How I wish, I could sup on the moon.

If I was Hansel, I'd have swallowed the candy mansion,

If I was Maidas, I'd turn everything I touch to bun.

I still hope manna would rain down,

And ginger bread man would just walk around.

Agony and pain, has taken my flesh away;

Only my skin and ribs are yet to wither away

If a pixie had sprinkled a drop of water

I'd have lived a longer day.

I fell, to the dust;

Sun above, the land so brown.

My little feet could stand no more,

My inner core could grow no more.

I lie on the loam,

Nudely stripped away.

The hunger wave, took my breath away.

I lay; naked, cold and dead!

P.S : Dedicated to the many children who long for

food,clothing and education...

HIGER STUDY

GRADUATE APTITUDE TEST IN

ENGINEERING (GATE)

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is

an all-India examination that primarily tests the

comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate

subjects in engineering and science. GATE is conducted

jointly by the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and

the seven Indian Institutes of Technology (Bombay,

Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras and

Roorkee) on behalf of the National Coordination Board

– GATE, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of

Human Resources Development (MHRD), Government

of India.

The GATE score of a candidate reflects the relative

performance level of a candidate. The score is used for

admissions to various post-graduate education

programs (e.g. Master of Engineering, Master of

Technology, Doctor of Philosophy) in Indian higher

education institutes, with financial assistance provided

by MHRD and other government agencies. Recently,

GATE scores are also being used by several Indian

public sector undertakings (i.e., government-owned

companies) for recruiting graduate engineers in entry-

level positions. It is one of the most competitive

examinations in India.

Duration and examination type

The examination is of 3 hours duration, and contains a

total of 65 questions worth a maximum of 100 marks.

From 2014 onward, the examination for all the papers

is carried out in an online Computer Based Test (CBT)

mode where the candidates are shown the questions in

a random sequence on a computer screen. The

questions consist of both multiple choice questions

(four answer options out of which the correct one has to

be chosen) and numerical answer type questions

(answer is a real number, to be entered via an on-

screen keypad and computer mouse).Candidates are

provided with blank paper sheets for rough work and

these have to be returned after the examination. At the

end of the 3-hour window, the computer automatically

closes the screen from further actions.

Result and test score

GATE results are usually declared about one month

after the examinations are over. The results show the

total marks scored by a candidate, the GATE score, the

all-India rank and the cut off marks for various

categories in the candidate's paper. The score is valid

for 3 years from the date of announcement of the

results. The score cards are issued only to qualified

candidates.

Stipend and tenure:

The fellowship amount is INR25000 (US$390) per

month plus HRA (house rent allowance). In addition,

contingency grant of INR20000 (US$310) per annum

(calculated on pro-rata basis for fraction of a year) is

also provided. On completion of 2 years as JRF -

GATE, the fellowship may be upgraded to SRF (Senior

Research Fellowship) - GATE and stipend may be

increased to INR28000 (US$440) per month in the

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subsequent years, on the basis of assessment of CSIR

JRF-NET guidelines.

The total duration of the fellowship is 5 years, within

which the candidate is expected to complete the Ph.D.

degree.

Recruitment through GATE

Public sector undertakings (PSUs) in India, for long,

have had troubles conducting their recruitment

processes with more than 100,000 students taking the

exams for less than 1000 jobs (a selection rate of less

than 1%). After sensing the exponential rise in the

number of engineering graduates in India who wish to

get a PSU job, the PSUs have decided that a GATE

score shall be the primary criteria for initial

shortlisting. This change was the primary cause for the

rapid increase in applicants for GATE 2012.

Indian Oil Corporation was the first PSU which

successfully tested out this system and was followed two

years later by National Thermal Power Corporation,

Bharat Heavy Electricals, Bharat Electronics &

PowerGrid Corporation of India.

Usually these companies release their recruitment

notifications right after GATE notification, indicating

that candidates have to take GATE to be considered for

a job in their organizations.

IMPORTANT DATES:

Every year.

September : Announcement of Gate Exam

Jan- Feb : Online Exams

March : Exam Results

Applications are invited for admission in the

departments of Aerospace, Applied Mechanics,

Biotechnology, Chemical, Chemistry, Civil, Computer

Science & Engineering, Electrical, Engineering Design,

Humanities & Social Sciences, Management Studies,

Mathematics, Mechanical, Metallurgical & Materials,

Ocean and Physics. Opportunities also exist to do joint

Ph.D. between IITM-NUS, Singapore, SU Australia,

NTHU Taiwan, UOP Germany, University of

Melborne. Joint Ph.D. programme is also offered by IIT

Madras, SCTIMST, Trivandrum and CMC, Vellore in

the area of Biomedical Devices and Technology.

Reservation is applicable to SC/ST/OBC/Persons with

Disabilties (PD) candidates as per Govt. of India rules.

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For Admission Brochure seehttp://research.iitm.ac.in/ .

Candidates must apply online through the

websitehttp://research.iitm.ac.in/ and follow the

instructions given there in.

Information on the specific discipline and special

programme can be found in the website of the

respective Department.

The last date for on-line registration is 29.03.2015.

COMMON ADMISSION TEST

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a computer

based test held in India. This test scores a person on the

bases of quantitative ability, data interpretation, verbal

ability and logical reasoning. The Indian Institutes of

Management (IIMs) started this exam and use the test

for selecting students for their business administration

programs.The test is conducted every year by one of the

IIM's based on a policy of rotation. In August 2011, it

was announced that Indian Institutes of Technology

(IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) would also

use the CAT scores, instead of the Joint Management

Entrance Test (JMET), to select students for their

management programmes from 2012-14 year

Approval

CAT is conducted by the Indian Institutes of

Management as a pre-requisite for admission to

various management programmes of IIMs, Indian

Institutes of Technology (IITs), Indian Institute of

Science (IISc), National Institutes of Technology

(NITs), Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) and few

other institutions.

CAT 2014 had a 170 minute test consisting of 100

questions(50 from quantitative ability & data

interpretation and 50 from verbal ability & logical

reasoning).

Exam format

The Common Admission Test (CAT), like virtually all

large-scale exams, utilises multiple forms, or versions,

of the test. Hence there are two types of scores

involved: a raw score and a scaled score.

The raw score is calculated for each section based on

the number of questions one answered correctly,

incorrectly, or omitted. Candidates are given +3 points

for each correct answer and -1 point for each incorrect

answer. No points are given for questions that are not

answered. The raw scores are then adjusted through a

process called equating. Equated raw scores are then

placed on a common scale or metric to ensure

appropriate interpretation of the scores. This process is

called scaling.

Test Duration and Pattern

The CAT 2014 had only two sections. The first section

is Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation; the

second section is Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning.

The examination was of 170 minutes with no sectional

time limits.

Three scaled scores will be presented for each

candidate: an overall scaled score and two separate

scaled scores for each section. As the two sections

evaluate distinct sets of knowledge and skills, scores do

not correlate across sections. A high score in one

section does not guarantee a high score in another

section. Percentile rankings are provided for each

individual section as well as for the overall exam score.

Dates for CAT 2015 are expected to be released in

July-August.

GRADUATE RECORDED EXAM - GRE

GRE is actually Graduate Recorded Exam.

The Education Testing Service (ETS) directs the

Graduate Record Examination (GRE) on behalf of the

Graduate Record Examinations Board and the Council

of Graduate Schools.

This exam chiefly a multiple-choice test. The scores

have to be submitted by students aspiring for admission

in international graduate school for Graduate program.

Apart from the general GRE there are about 12 GRE

subject Tests offered by the program to help determine

a students success in specific fields.

In addition to this, the program also offers a variety of

services and publications to help students transfer to

their respective graduate program.

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There are two versions of the test, the first is the

GRE - General

GRE - Subject

The General test consists of three parts--

GRE verbal

GRE Math

GRE Essay

Both the GRE verbal and GRE math test each yield a

score between 200-800 points. Scores on the analytical

writing test are measured on a scale of 0 to 6 and is

awarded in ½ points. Since only some of the graduate

programs require the scores of The GRE - Subject,

students availing such course need only appear for it.

The score on the GRE Subject test too ranges between

200 to 800 points. For details on the schools that need

the GRE score and the minimum score that is required

for admission can be found in the book, Graduate Study

in Psychology,

GRE Exam - General Exam

The General GRE Examination consists of 3 sections,

the

Verbal

Quantitative

Analytical writing sections.

The Analytical writing section is the latest addition.

There are two versions of GRE.

Paper Based GRE EXAM

Computer Based GRE EXAM

The student is given the choice of taking the test on

paper or on the computer.

This section helps to determine the students writing and

analyzing skills. There are two parts in this section that

needs to be answered by the student. The first part has

to be finished in 45 minute time limit. The student has to

write an essay on the issue of a give topic. The second

part deals with analysis of an argument and needs to be

completed within 30 minutes. Of the 3 sections the

writing test is the first to be taken.

Examples on topics of the Analytical section are

available online on the GRE Online web page.

The student is allowed to take the examination only

once in a month and a total of 5 times in one year

period.

The unofficial GRE scores of the tests are available to

the student as soon as the test is completed.

The official GRE scores are sent to the student and to

the institutions to which the student would be applying

within 10 to 15 days after the Exam.

The student can register for the examination online in

the www.gre.org web site or by calling the 800 number

given in the Information and Registration Bulletin.

IES - INDIAN ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAM

The Engineering Services Exam or ESE 2015 is an

entrance exam to be taken by graduate engineers who

want to work under the Government of India to manage

a large segment of public sector economy such as -

Power, Telecommunications, Railroads, Public works

etc.

Union Public Services Commission (UPSC) conducts a

competitive examination for recruitment to the Indian

Engineering Services (IES) 2015.

The examination consists of a written examination

followed by an interview for personality test.

IES 2015 IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

Date of Notification: 14 March, 2015.

Last Date of Receipt of Applications: 10 April, 2015

(Friday)

Date of Commencement of Exam: 12 June, 2015

(Friday)

Admission criteria of qualification.

B.Tech/B.E or,passed Sections A and B of the

Institution Examinations of the Institution of Engineers

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(India). or,Obtained a degree/diploma in Engineering

from such foreign University/College/Institution and

under such conditions as may be recognized by the

Government for the purpose from time to time, or

Passed Graduate Membership Examination of the

Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication

Engineers (India); or

Passed Associate Membership Examination Parts II

and III/Sections A and B of the Aeronautical Society of

India; or Passed Graduate Membership Examination of

the Institution of Electronics and Radio Engineers,

London held after November, 1959

Source: upsc.gov.in

Age-limit: 21-30 years on 1st August of the year of

Examination.

IES 2015 Exam Application Fee

Rs. 200 for - General/OBC candidates is Rs. 200

No Application fee for - SC, ST, PH and female

candidates

INTERNSHIP/TRAINING

IITM Summer Fellowship Programme - 2015

The IITM - Summer Fellowship Programme of two

months with stipend is designed to enhance awareness

and interest in high quality academic research among

young Engineering, Management, Sciences and

Humanities students through a goal oriented summer

mini-project undertaken at the Indian Institute of

Technology Madras.

Eligibility:

Candidates pursuing Third Year of B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc.

(Engg)/Integrated M.E./M.Tech. programme, First Year

of ME/M.Tech/M.Sc./M.A, MBA with outstanding

academic background in terms of high ranks in

university examinations are encouraged to apply,

highlighting their academic performance and

achievement including papers presented at seminars,

projects executed, design contests participated,

score/rank in Mathematics Olympiad and any other

awards/distinctions obtained. [IIT students are not

eligible to apply].

Period of the Project:

Duration of the programme may commence from 16th

May 2015 to 15th July 2015.

(Schedule may be flexible to suit student’s

convenience.)

Stipend: A sum of Rs.5000/- per month will be given as

a stipend for a maximum period of 2 months.

Participating Departments::

Aerospace Engg, Applied Mechanics, Bio Technology,

Chemical Engg, Civil Engg , Computer Science &

Engg, Engineeing Design, Electrical Engg, Mechanical

Engg, Metallurgical & Materials Engg, Ocean Engg.,

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Humanities & Social

Sciences, Management Studies

Last date for submitting application : 27th February

2015

CERTIFICATION COURSES

Certification courses are offered by IIT - NPTEL in

association with industry partners NASSCOM and

GOOGLE. This is a free course and is open to all

college students in any engineering or science stream in

India.

These courses offered 2 or 3 times every year are aimed

at bridging the gap between academia and industry. On

successful completion of the course, an in-person,

proctored exam can be taken by paying a nominal fee.

Those who pass the exam will be awarded a certificate.

This programmes certificate will be most valuable

during Placements in the companies like CTS,TCS,

Infosys, Wipro,L&T,Accenture,etc.. Than a individual

certificates offered by local training institutions.

LINKS FOR REGISTER ITRATION .

PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURES

https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc15_cs01/preview

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DIGITAL CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS

https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc15_ec01/preview

INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROMAGNETISM

https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc15_ph01/preview

NPTEL full-semester courses open for certification!

Enroll for NPTEL Certification exams now!

Certification Exam on 10 May 2015 or 17 May 2015 - 1

PM to 4 PM - conducted across 100 cities in India.

Registration form for exam now Open - register at :

https://www.digialm.com/EForms/configuredHtml/885/

2079/application.html

Exam registration form needs to be filled and a fee of

Rs 1000 needs to paid via online payment.

Exam registration last date 31st March, 2015

About the course contents:

All the lessons for this course are posted as videos in

the link below and this completes the content for the

course. This is what you will be tested on in the final

exam.

2 assignments will be posted with complete solutions -

one in March based on the first half of the course and

one in April based on the second half of the course

Certificate:

Certificate will be jointly signed by Coordinator of IIT

Madras and NPTEL and will have the exam score too.

The certificate will be e-verifiable, whose details will be

posted on the NPTEL website.

If you have any questions, please mail us at

nptel@iitm.ac.in.

UPCOMING INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:

IEEE TENCON 2015 to be held on 1-4 November,

2015 at Holiday Inn, Sands Cotai Central, Macau SAR,

a world class heritage and entertainment city.

http://www.ieeetencon2015.org

With the theme of TENOCN 2015 “Academic-

Research-Industrial Collaboration: Changes and

Opportunities in Electrical, Electronic, Computer,

Communication and Information Engineering”, the

conference will feature world-class speeches, tutorials,

exhibits, lectures and poster sessions.

～～～Important Dates～～～

Abstract Submission Deadline : 1 May 2015

Special Session Proposal Deadline: 1 April 2015

Notification of Acceptance: 15 July 2015

Camera-Ready Copy Due : 15 Aug. 2015

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UPCOMING NATIONAL EVENTS

Start Date Fest Name Fest Type College Name City State

19th-Mar-2015 Xion 2015 Technical Symposium SRM University

Vadapalani Campus Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

19th-Mar-2015 SEICON '15 Industrial Conclave SRM University

Kattankulathur Campus Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

20th-Mar-2015 CIPOFEST 2015 Cultural Festival

Central Institute of

Plastics Engineering

and Technology

Chennai Tamil

Nadu

20th-Mar-2015 POWER-UP '15 Conference Madha Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

20th-Mar-2015 CORICS 2K15

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

Symposium

Adhi College of

Engineering and

Technology

Chennai Tamil

Nadu

21st-Mar-2015 Android Amaze 15 Hackathon VIT University Chennai

Campus Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

21st-Mar-2015 C-geeks 15

Computer Science

Engineering

Symposium

Sree Sastha College of

Engineering Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

23rd-Mar-2015 PROJECT EXPO '15 Project Expo Jeppiaar Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

24th-Mar-2015 Project Expo 2015 Project Expo Jeppiaar Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

26th-Mar-2015 ICONSTEM 15

International

Conference

Jeppiaar Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

27th-Mar-2015 NCACN ’15 National Conference Bharath University Chennai Tamil

Nadu

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27th-Mar-2015

National Conference on

Innovative Vogue in

Electronics and

Communication

Engineering 2015

National Conference Madha Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

27th-Mar-2015

National Conference on

Recent Research in

Advanced Computing

2015

National Conference SRM University

Ramapuram Campus Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

27th-Mar-2015

Recent Trends in

Distributed Computing

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National Conference MNM Jain Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

28th-Mar-2015

International

Conference on

Advances in Emerging

Technology '15

International

Conference

Jaya Engineering

College Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

28th-Mar-2015 FLAMINIUS 15

Information

Technology

Symposium

Meenakshi College of

Engineering Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

29th-Mar-2015 NCAST 2K15 National Conference

Gojan School of

Business and

Technology

Chennai Tamil

Nadu

2nd-Apr-2015

International

Conference on

Technical

Advancements in

Engineering and

Technology ICTAET

2015

International

Conference

International Institute

of Scientific Research

and Technology IISRT

Chennai Tamil

Nadu

3rd-Apr-2015 Sangam 15 Technical Symposium

Thiruvalluvar College

of Engineering and

Technology

Chennai Tamil

Nadu

5th-Apr-2015

International

Conference on Science

and Innovative

Engineering 2015

International

Conference

Jawahar engineering

college Chennai

Tamil

Nadu

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JOB ALERTS

Company Location Position Eligibility Last Date

Bharat Electronics Ltd.

(BEL)19 Mar

Bangalore Engineers MSc, MCA, BE/B.Tech(CSE,

EEE, ECE, IT, Mechanical

Engineering)

26 Mar

Oil and Natural Gas

Corporation Ltd.

(ONGC)18 Mar

Anywhere in India Asst. Executive

Engineer/Medical

Officer

MBBS, BE/B.Tech 10 Apr

Govt. of West Bengal

(Malda District)19 Mar

West Bengal Computer Operator Any Graduate 20 Mar

NIT Rourkela Walk-

In19 Mar

Rourkela SRF Mechanics ME/M.Tech, BE/B.Tech 10 Apr

Kendriya Vidyalaya

(ONGC

Ankleshwar) Walk-In19

Mar

Ankleshwar PGT/Vocational

Instructor

M.Com, MA, BSc, BCA,

BE/B.Tech, BEd, MBBS, MSc,

Diploma, BA, MCA

26 Mar

Tea Board Walk-In19

Mar

Siliguri Office Assistant Any Graduate 22 Mar

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