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Shri.D. Ravichandar, CEO and JMD, JSW, Mecheri, presents scholarship to7 toppers from Final Year of Mechanical, EEE, Metallurgy, Civil, ECE andCSE. 22 Feb 2011

1. MOHANRAJ S /MECHANICAL

2. PRAKASH J/ EEE

3. MANIVANNAN K R / METALLURGY

4. TaMILSINDHU S / METALLURGY

5. ARCHANA CV / CIVIL

6. GEETHA S / ECE

GCECHRONICLES

Annual Edition 2011 Vol.2 Issue .II January 2012

7. YOGESWARI J / CSE

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(An autonomous institution Affiliated to Anna University of Technology-Coimbatore, Approved by AICTE and Accredited by NBA , New Delhi )

Phone : 0427-2346157 , 2346102 Fax : 0427-2346458

www.gcesalem.edu.in

Salem-636011 Tamil Nadu

I am very happy that the annual editionof the newsletter is brought out successfullyfor the second year since its inception. Thisis indeed a chronicle that records the academicactivities of the institution and highlightsthe co-curricular and extra curricularachievements of the students. This year hasbeen a momentous year - the institutionwas visited by both the UGC and theNBA panels to grant autonomy and to accreditthe programmes offered by Civil,Mechanical and EEE departments. Therewere also many other activities which t h enewsletter serves to record for all. I wishthis newsletter goes a long way in establishingthe glorious moments to its readers whoare spread all over the globe.

I wish all success for the editorialteam for their committed and sincere effortsin realising the dream for a college newsletter.I hope the team comes up with more sucheditions in the years to come. I wish allmy present and past students, a happy reading.

DR. P. K. JAYADEV

MESSAGE FROM

THE PRINCIPAL

QIP CENTREAICTE has chosen the institution to start a QIP centre in Engineering and Technologyfrom 2011-12. The total number of Ph.D. seats sanctioned are 6 (2 in each discipline–Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical & Electronics Engineering).

VIDEO CONFERENCE CENTRE FOR IIT, BOMBAY

IIT, Bombay in collaboration with ISTE offers ICT to engineering Faculty through videoconferencing. GCE, Salem has been selected as one of the 33 remote centres in India.

REGIONAL CENTRE - RESEARCH

The institution continues to function as a Regional Centre for Research for AnnaUniversity, Chennai and Anna University, Coimbatore.

INAUGURATION OF NEW CLASS ROOMSTwo classrooms for the PG classes were constructed in the Mechanical Block.

GRADUATION DAY 2011

The Convocation Day 2011 was held in Periyar University auditorium on March 27, 2011.The Vice Chancellor of Anna University Coimbatore, Dr. K. Karunakaran was the ChiefGuest. The ceremony was well attended with around 525 graduands and around 700 guests.The Chief Guest presented the convocation address and spoke at length on the need of thehour - employable graduates ready for the technology boom and value driven engineers.The graduands, all of them presently employed in premier organisations across the country,or pursuing higher studies , waited in anticipation to receive their degree certificates. Thegraduates were called upon the dais one by one to receive their degree certificates from theChief Guest. Toppers in the University and the Departments were presented with medalsto acknowledge their achievement. The moment of pride for graduands, parents and thefaculty members was one that will stay on till the next graduation day.

SETTING UP OF PLACEMENTS CELL

One thing that GCE Salem can now be really proud of is the fully dedicated placement cell.This fully autonomous newly constructed cell houses the interview cabins and the integratedplacement talk hall. Built as a part of the digital library, the placement infrastructure hasbeen enhanced with the newly purchased equipment. The 5 dedicated interview panels andthe Group discussion table, capable of accommodating a strength of 20 have left the HRsvisiting for recruitment, awe-struck. The improved infrastructure and the heart throbbinghospitality offered to the HRs has left behind a lasting impression in their minds. Thewritten comments left behind by the HRs stands as grand testimony for this. Kudos to theefforts of the Placement team ably supported by the Principal who readily offered to helpso that the demands of the team are meted out.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

COMMISSIONER’S VISIT

The Commissioner of Technical Education, Shri. Ramesh Chand Meena,I.A.S. visited the institution and interacted with the H.O.Ds to appraisehimself of the activities carried on by the institution. The Principal, Prof.Dr. P. K. Jayadev extended a warm welcome and gave a presentationhighlighting the academic activities carried out, the infrastructure andsome of the long felt needs for better security around the perimeter ofthe institution. The Commissioner, who exuded warmth and genuinecare for the institution, expressed his appreciation of the good work atthe institution and also assured the H.O.Ds that the needs of theinstitution would be addressed soon.

VISIT OF THE EXPERT PANEL FORAUTONOMY

An expert panel of distinguished members of the academia fromdifferent parts of India convened by University Grants Commissionvisited the institution to confirm the grant of autonomy on 20th and21st Oct 2011.

DOCTORAL DEGREES SUPERVISEDAND AWARDED

Dr. K. Srinivasan, Professor, Chemistry, GCE-Salem, guided N.Suganthiin her research ‘EVALUATION OF PHOSPHORYLATEDTAMARIND NUT CARBON FOR THE REMOVAL OF TOXICTRACE METALS FROM AQUEOUS SYSTEM’. The viva-vocewas held in the institution on 7th April 2011

Prof. P. K. Jayadev, Professor, Mechanical Engineering, GCE-Salem,completed his viva-voce for the research ‘EXPERIMENTALSTUDIES ON ERGONOMICS OF INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS’at Government College of Technology, Coimbatore on 28th March2011.

Dr.S.Sukumar , Professor (R&D.), Civil Engineering, GCE, Salem,guided the research work ‘STUDY OF SOLID FLUIDINTERACTION OF WATER TANKS USING FINITE ELEMENTTECHNIQUE’ by Prof. S. R. Damodarasamy, former Principal,GCE, Salem, at GCE, Salem on 21st March 2011.

Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu, Professor , ECE, GCE, Salem,supervisedthe research work ‘CERTAIN INVESTIGATION ON LOADBALANCING IN INTERNET USING ADAPTIVE PACKETSCHEDULING AND BURSTY TRAFFIC SPLITTING’ of M. Azath,at GCE, Salem,on 8th Aug 2011.

Dr. K.Srinivasan, Professor, Chemistry ,GCE, Salem, guidedM.Hema in her research ‘ REMOVAL OF Ni (II) AND Cd(II)FROM WASTE WATER BY USING CARBONS PREPAREDFROM OILCAKES OF Ccocus Nucifera & Azadirachta’ The viva-vocewas held in the institution on 28th June 2011.

Dr. K.Srinivasan, Professor, Chemistry ,GCE, Salem, guidedTharanitharan. V in his research ‘ STUDIES ON EVALUATION OFMODIFIED AMBERLITE XAD-7HP AND DUOLITE XAD-761RESINS FOR THE REMOVAL OF TRACE INORGANICS FROMAQUEOUS SYSTEM’. The viva-voce was held in the institution on18th Jan 2011.

Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu, Professor , ECE, GCE, Salem,supervised theresearch work ‘STUDY ON UNSUPERVISED COLOUR TEXTUREIMAGE SEGMENTATION TECHNIQUES USINGMORPHOLOGICAL WATERSHED ALGORITHM’ of S.Kothainachiar, at GCE, Salem,on 29th Aug 2011.

Dr. K. Srinivasan, Professor, Chemistry ,GCE, Salem, guidedK. B. Nagashanmugham in his research ’EVALUATION OFLEAD (II) AND CHROMIUM (VI) REMOVAL BY CARBONSDERIVED FROM OILCAKE OF SESAMUM INDICUM’. Theviva-voce was held in the institution on 3rd Oct 2011.

Prof.R.Vivekanandan, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering,GCE, Salem 11 completed his viva-voce for the research TRAJECTORYTRACKING CONTROL OF WHEELED MOBILE ROBOTCONSIDERING WHEEL GROUND INTERACTION FORCE on14th Oct 2011.

An expert panel of 7 members appointed by the AICTE visited theinstitution to evaluate the accreditation of UG programmes in Civil,Mechanical and EEE departments. The NBA committee that visitedthe institution to evaluate the performance of the institution, laudedthe high pass percentage of the students.

VISIT OF THE EXPERT PANEL FORACCREDITATION OF CIVIL, EEE AND

MECHANICAL UG PROGRAMMES

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMESCONDUCTED BY THE DEPT. OFMECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted a workshop on,“ADVANCED ENGINE DESIGN AND ASSEMBLY” on 3rd and4th March 2011. The department in coordination with IIT-Bombay,organized a ‘video conferencing’ facilitated ISTE workshop onThermodynamics in Mechanical Engineering, sponsored by MHRD,Government of India, under the National Mission on Educationthrough ICT (NMEICT) from 14-19 June 2011 in the Digital Library.

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICSENGINEERING

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering organized aTEQIP-FDP on VLSI, PLC – Applications and Renewable Source ofEnergy from 13-19 June 2011. Workshop on VLSI – Applicationsand Renewable Source of Energy from 13-14 June 2011.

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONENGINEERING

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineeringconducted a training programme ‘A PARADIGM OF ADVANCEDCOMPUTER NETWORKING AND COST COMPUTING’ on May2nd-6th, 2011. A one-day workshop on COMPUTER NETWORKSwas conducted by TETCOS, Bangalore (developer of NETSIM ) inassociation with SAECE, on June 23, 2011. Dr. P. K. Jayadev, thePrincipal and Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu, the Head of theDepartment of Electronics and Communication Engineering, spurredthe technical attributes in the students’ minds with their talks. Mr.Pranav Viswanadhan, the expert from TETCOS, gave an industry-oriented speech in the Networking field. The session started with apreamble about “Computer Networks”, which offered the neophytean acquaintance with the networking realm. Ethernet wasdemonstrated with a lucid animated explanation through the NETSIMsoftware. The training was held in the VLSI Lab which dealt with

TETCOS engineers. With the help of TEQIP, the ECE students willnow be using a licensed software application for the years to come.

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

The department of Computer Science and Engineering had organizeda one day hands on training program on “Creativity and Multimedia”for the pre-final years, conducted by Mydea Animations’ director, Mr.S. Ramesh. The programme was conducted on July 6, 2011 was greatlyhelpful for the students to gain an idea on graphic designing tools likeAdobe Photoshop, Macromedia flash, Adobe Premiere andDreamweaver.

CSE ECE EEE META CIVIL MECH TOTALTOTAL STRENGTH 65 66 74 66 63 65 396

NO OF STUDENTS REG FOR

PLACEMENT60 65 58 61 59 61 366

TOTAL NO OF BOYS 32 38 52 37 33 61 264

NO OF BOYS PLACED 25 28 32 35 22 60 215

TOTAL NO OF GIRLS 33 28 22 24 26 0 121

NO OF GIRLS PLACED 25 24 14 21 13 0 88

NO OF STUDENTS OPTED FOR 2 1 16 5 4 4 30HIGHER STUDIES

TOTAL NO OF STUDENTS

PLACED54 52 46 56 45 60 313

PERCENTAGE 90% 80% 79% 91% 76% 98% 86%

DEPT.

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

APP. PASSED % APP. PASSED % APP. PASSED %

CIVIL 58 58 100 64 62 96.9 63 59 93.7

CSE 65 65 100 65 64 98 65 65 100

ECE 50 47 94 67 66 98.3 66 65 98.5

EEE 67 65 97 63 58 92 74 65 86.67

MECH 48 45 93.8 80 80 100 65 62 95.38

MET 45 37 82.2 62 62 100 63 62 98.41

PLACEMENT STATISTICS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011

RESULT ANALYSIS-OVERALL PASS PERCENTAGE

No. Of. Papers Received : 148No. Of. Papers Selected : 20

INAUGURATION OF THE SOCIETY OF CIVILENGINEERS

September 22 was a very special Thursday, for, it was the Inauguralfunction of the Society of Civil Engineers which was organized by theDepartment of Civil Engineering of the college. Students belonging tothe department from all years participated enthusiastically in thisgathering. Er.R.Vijaya Banu, President of Salem Civil EngineersAssociation (SCEA) was the chief guest of this occasion.Dr.P.K.Jayadev, Principal of the college, Prof.P.Perumal, Head of theDepartment of Civil Engineering and faculty members from thedepartment were also present. The stage housed many popularpersonalities in the civil industry. They were Mr. S.K.Senthil KumarM.E., ex-president and trustee of SCEA, Mr.M.A.Ashokan, Vice-president of SCEA, Mr. M.D.Shreedharan M.Tech, AIIA andEr.S.Ramalingam.The long day featured lectures from the guests. Mr. Vijaya Banudelivered a motivational speech. He quoted the importance of civilengineering and urged the youth to be confident and to work hard. Hearoused the crowd by acknowledging it as a good "friend". The talkended amidst huge cheers for he said, "even if God wants shelter, wethe civil engineers have to build it for him". The second session wasabout "Entrepreneurship" by Mr.Senthil. He quoted 3 words for victoryin life. 1. Urge, 2.Change, 3.Achieve. Mr.Narayana Morthy of Infosysand Bill Gates of Microsoft were the success stories he recommended.He advised the youth to achieve everything for NEED and not forGREED. Er.Ramalingam’s presentation on “Leadership Qualities”quoted “A Leader knows, shows and goes the way”. This brought ahuge uproar of approval from the audience. Decision making,commitment, responsibility, collaboration and excitement were theetiquette of a good leader, the speaker said.

Mr.Shreedharan’s session was about “VAASTHU”. He broke themyth and explained the science behind it. Its importance in constructionand the conservation of energy was briefed. The last session washosted by Mr.Ashokan who took up a technical title-“How to builda perfect durable home?” This speech brought the real-time scenarioin the field along with the intricacies for the students’ view. Thelectures were all over and the wisdom-loaded youth were providedwith some good snacks for refreshment followed by the vote ofthanks.

DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

CIVIL ENGINEERINGTECHNOBLAZE ’11

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGREVIVE 11.0

As a mark of the completion of a decade since the Department ofComputer Science and Engineering was established in GCE (2001-2011), the final year students of the department conducted an intradepartment symposium, Revive 11.0 after the inaugural function of theSociety for Advancement of Computer Science Engineers (SACSE) on04 July, 2011. Dr. S. K. Chitra Lakshimi, Asst. Placement Officer ofthe college, was the Chief Guest and she released the decade magazine“ASHRA”

Several technical and non-technical events were conducted for the II &III years all throughout the day and the prizes were distributed to thetop performers by the Head of the Dept., Prof. A.M. Kalpana. In thewords of the students “REVIVE - a function for innovators”.

TCS AWARD CEREMONY

The prestigious Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Best Student Awardpresented to the topper in the Department of Computer Science wasgiven away at a simple and elegant function in the auditorium. Mr. PaulAmalraj, Senior Consultant from TCS and an alumni of GCE waspresent at the ceremony. Ms. Poorani (2007-2011), a bright andtalented topper aced her nearest competitor Mr. Rajkumar by a mere0.04 points.

The Principal, Dr.P.K.Jayadev, outlined some of the skills that therecruits would have to take with them, such as soft skills and peoplemanagement. Dr. R.S.D Wahida Banu brought out the wonderfulcoincidence of three alumni of GCE – the Chief Guest who belonged tothe 90’s batch of ECE with Dr. RSD Wahida Banu as his teacher, Prof.P.M. Kavimani and Dr. Wahida Banu both alumni too, getting togetherto celebrate the achievement of another GCEian.

The chief guest was invited to the dais to address the students. He askedthem to first identify a goal and work towards that with ‘controlledaggression’. Next, he reminded them the merits of pursuing a field ofspecial interest but insisted they would have to start exploring severalfields simultaneously if they wanted to make a mark in their careers. Hecongratulated the recipient of the award and her parents and teachers.

Dr.S.K. Chitra Lakshimi spoke of the special qualities of GCEians thatmake them valued assets for an organisation. She noted that they stoodfor quality, ethics and humanity.

The Chief Guest inspired the students to enhance the zeal to step intothe top core sectors. He mesmerized the gathering with his magnificentspeech on the latest technologies in Telecommunication and he alsooffered the ECE students an opportunity to visit the BSNL office inSalem to understand the technical aspects of telecommunications.

COMNET ‘11The most awaited Intra-department function of ECE, COMNET‘11,held on 7th September, 2011, was a grand triumph whichbegan with formal speeches by Prof. Laxmana Perumal, theController of Examinations and the HOD, Dr. R. S. D.Wahida Banu. COMNET had always been and will alwaysbe an electronic fest to take away stage-fear and to buildself-confidence in ECEians.

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONENGINEERING

INAUGURATION OF SAECE

The grand inauguration of ‘Society for Advancement of Electronicsand Communication Engineering’ (SAECE) was held on 9th August,2011. The Annual Report of ECE department which included theintra-department function COMNET’10, the national level technicalsymposium COMPCOM’11, the placement results and the symposiaattended by the students in other colleges was presented. This wasfollowed by an inaugural address by the Principal, Dr. P. K. Jayadevwho stressed the importance of the emerging field of Mechatronicsand the potential of the electronics field which will have a huge impacton the mankind in the near future. Then the HOD, Dr. R. S. D. WahidaBanu, the president of SAECE delivered a thought provoking speechin which she included the theme of the Engineer’s Day ‘11 “EngineeringPreparedness for Disaster Mitigation.”

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICSENGINEERING

ELECTROFEST ‘11 AND THEINAUGURATION OF SEEE

The annual Electrofest event and the much awaited inaugurationof the Society of the Electrical and Electronics Engineeringwere held on 9 September 2011, in the GCE Auditorium.Deputy General Manager (CRM- Operation), Salem Steel Plant,Shri. T. Muthukumar, presided over the function. PrincipalDr.P.K.Jayadev was the guest of honour. The function startedwith the Tamil Thai Vazhthu and the lighting of the Kuthuvilakku.The welcome address was given by the secretary, Satish Kumarand the annual report of the department was submitted bythe Head of the Department, Prof. J. Lakshmana Perumal.This was followed by an explanation of the importance ofthe day. Next was the principal’s inspiring speech, whereinhe encouraged the students to get involved in more practicaloriented projects and experiments that encourage ecofriendlyengineering. This suggestion was greeted with thunderous applause.

Altogether twenty two papers were shortlisted for the final presentationand winners were appreciated. Also, events like Circuitrix, IT Quiz,Circuit Debugging, best of EEE, Junior Scientist, animations etc wereheld to motivate and mould the students technically. Finally, the voteof thanks was delivered by the joint secretary Aravind.

MEKCHAT ‘11

The department of Mechanical Engineering of the college conductedits annual technological festival-Mekchat‘11 on 1, 2, and 3 March 2011.Shri. Vijay Ramasamy, Manager, E&SI, India, Caterpillar Inc. wasthe Chief Guest and he inaugurated the 3-day event with an introductionto the needs of the industry and its expectations from MechanicalEngineering. Various interesting events were conducted . Auto Quiz,Paper and project presentations, Robowars, Water Rocketery,Contraption were some of the events of the grand carnival. Cash prizeswere given to honour the winners of the various events.

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

CIVIL ENGINEERING III YEARS(METTUPALAYAM)

The two days 4th and 5th of August will remain in the memories of the3rd year Civil Engineering students of Government College ofEngineering, Salem as they were the days of their first Industrial Visit.117 students and 4 staff members undertook the I.V. The group ofstudents accompanied by Dr. D. Thamarai, Asst. Prof. V. C. A.Asokumar, Asst. Prof. S. Sentamil Selvi and Asst. Prof. K. Sudha visitedthe Water Treatment plant at Velliangadu, Mettupaalayam and the PykaraDam. This Industrial Visit will stay in the hearts of the visitors for along time.

LOCAL VISITS

CIVIL ENGINEERING II YEARS (METTUR )

September 16, 2011 was marked as a memorable day in the minds ofsecond year Civil Engineering students of Government College ofEngineering, since, it was the day of their local visit to Mettur. A groupof 137 students was accompanied by the staff members Prof. V. Rajkumar,Prof. Thiru M. Anbarasu and Prof. Tmt. S. Sundari. Firstly, the educationaltrip was initiated with the visit to the dam at Mettur. The students hada valuable opportunity to study about the structural design of the damand the water flow through it. They had a pleasant time in the parklocated near the dam.

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONENGINEERING IV YEARS (BENGALURU)

Fourth year ECE students undertook an Industrial Visit, spanning3 days from July 22, in Bangalore. The batch paid a visit toIndian Telecom Industry where they were taken to lively andinteractive R&D facility, and the session covered the satelliteand wireless communications. On the 2nd day of their itinerary,the team visited IND Global Consultancy Solutions, a web-designingcompany wherein the students were given demos about creatingweb-pages and managing net traffic. On the ultimate day, theyvisited Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) where they weregiven an overview of flying jets and aircrafts. In the HeritageMuseum, glimpses of the aircrafts that survived Indo-Pak warand Russian built stealth models greeted them. Apart from theI.V., they took pleasure in visiting tourist spots in Bangalore.

multimedia presentation flashed by the personnel. Then they spenttime at the Wax World and botanical garden before visiting thePasteur Institute on the next day. Then they found themselves in theTea Museum in Ooty, learning the tea manufacturing techniques.Finally, they had their shopping time after a visit to a tea estate inCunoor and headed back to college whole-heartedly.

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONENGINEERING II YEARS (OOTY)

An Industrial Visit, undertook by the ECE 2nd Year students for two days,was one of the memorable moment cherished by them. There were manycolossal antennas arrayed up alluring the viewer’s eyes at their firststopover, the Radio Astronomy Centre (RAC), where the studentsacquired knowledge of the basics about radio astronomy, from a

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING II YEARS(COIMBATORE)

The students of Second year Mechanical Engineering visited GilbarcoVeeder Root India Private Limited, Coimbatore as part of theircurriculum on 20th & 21st July 2011. The leading Petrol Pumpsmanufacturer enlightened them about the manufacturing process,assembly & quality control sections. Operation of CNC lathes werebriefed out for the students. It was a memorable, knowledge impartingIndustrial Visit.

1. Our Karate-Do player Selvan M. Veeramanikandan of III yearMech who has won the Silver Medal in the Malaysia, Tamil Naduand Singapore Indian Youth Games 2011 held at 3K SportsComplex, Malaysia from 26.8.2011 to 28.8.2011.

2. Our Fencer Selvi. P. Gayathri, III year ECE, has been selectedto represent Anna University of Technology, Coimbatore FencingTeam and Secured Bronze Medal in the Foil Team Event in AllIndia Inter University Fencing Competitions held at Universityof Jammu, Jammu from 14.12.2010 to 16.12.2010.

ANNA UNIVERSITY INTER-ZONALS 2011-12

ACHIEVEMENTS OF OUR SPORTSPERSONS

SPORTSThe Annual Sports Meetpresided over byDr. V.M.Periasamy,Registrar, B.S. AbdurRahman University,Chennai, was held on 22March 2011 in thecollege grounds.

Prizes were distributed to students as a mark of recognitionfor their success in Festember, Erode Book Fair and Salemsteel plant. Joint Secretary Mr. Gnana Prakash, Dept of MechanicalEngineering delivered the vote of thanks.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

GECOFEST 11.0

The mathematically unexplained phenomenon “The Fourth Dimension”was proved in GCE as Gecofest 11.0”, on March 11 and March 12,2011. This marked the inception of Battle of GCE, a cut throat competitionbetween 3rd, 2nd and 1st years. Student Secretary Mr. Vinoth / IVMechanical assisted by members of various literary associations andcultural clubs’ secretaries brought about this episode of fun and creativity.For a fortnight since Gecofest inauguration, Secretaries and membersof various Clubs like ELA, TLA, Dance, Orchestra and Arts & Photographyconducted ‘off - stage’ events and prelims for ‘on-stage events’. Thisoccasion was inaugurated by the chief guest, Vice Chancellor of PeriyarUniversity, Dr. K.Muthuchelian. The most entertaining on-stage eventswere Western and Eastern Dance, Variety entertainment, Light musicand Miming. Prizes were distributed by the Principal, .Prof.P.M. Kavimanifor the best performers from each club and finally the overall pointsfor each year were enumerated. The winners of GECOFEST 11.0, thethird years received the overall trophy with a majestic roar followedby the runners up, the second years. This cultural festival of GCEprovides not only a stage to unearth the hidden attributes of buddingengineers, but also fosters a sense of unity, co-ordination and a healthycompetition.

VIDIYAL ‘11VIDIYAL ‘11 was held in the college auditorium on March 03, 2011under the assistance of the Staff in Charge of Tamil Literary AssociationProf K. Selvamani, Dept of Mathematics. The function was headedby our former principal Prof P. M. Kavimani, A.D/Planning, DOTE.Mr.S. Balakrishnan, Dept of Computer Science and Engineering welcomedthe gathering. The honourable Chief guest Dr. P. Madhayan, Headof the Department of Tamil, Periyar University delivered his valuablethoughts on “Tamil language in the Present Scenario”. He urged thestudents to bring out their passion for Tamil through various aspects.Later the function welcomed with applause the release of VIDIYALmagazine – “AGARAM” both the hard and soft copies, by the chiefguest and Prof P.M.Kavimani. AGARAM is an archive of the variousinnovative thoughts of GCEians. A soft copy has been released forthe first time this year. To show a glimpse of literary association,a debate was conducted between a set of 6 students on “INDRAYACINEMAVIL TAMIZHIN NILAI VALARCHIYA VARUMAIYA”.

Sl No Name ofthe Game Venue Date of the

Tournament Position

1. Swimming(M)

AmirthaUniversity,Coimbatore

29.10.2011 OverallBronze

2.CrossCountry(M)

SelvamCollege of

Engineering,Namakkal

17.09.2011 OverallBronze

3. Kho Kho(M)

Paavai Collegeof

Engineering,Namakkal

19.9.2011 &20.9.2011 Gold

4. Hockey(W)

GovernmentCollege of

Engineering,Salem

24.9.2011 Silver

ATHLETICS

100 Mts(M) Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Gold

100 Mts(M) Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Silver

200 Mts(M) Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Silver

1500 Mts(M) Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Bronze

4x400 Relay Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Silver

1500 Meters Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Bronze

LongJump(W)

Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Silver

Javelin(W) Anna University• ofTechnology Zone Silver

200 Mts (M) Anna University• ofTechnology Inter Zone Bronze

Javelin(W) Anna University• ofTechnology

•InterZone Gold

Chess (M) TIES 2011 State 5thPosition

WeightLifting(62KG)

TIES 2011 State Bronze

100 Mts(M) TIES 2011 State 5thPosition

200 Mts(M) TIES 2011 State Bronze

Name of theGame/Event University Level Position

Basketball(Women)

Anna Universityof Technology Zone Silver

Chess (Men &Women)


Cricket Anna Universityof Technology Zone Gold

Fencing

Epee(W) Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Silver

Foil(W) Anna Universityof Technoloy Inter Zone Silver

Epee(M) Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Bronze

Foil(M) Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Silver

Football(Men) Anna Universityof Technology Zone Silver

Kho Kho (Men) Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Gold

Kho Kho (Men) ThiyagarajarMemorial Trophy State Bronze

Kho Kho(Women)

Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Silver

PowerLifting(W)

Anna Universityof Technology Inter Zone Overall 4th

Position

Volleyball(Women)


Weight Lifting(W)

Anna Universityof Technology •Inter Zone •Overall

Silver

Swimming(M) Anna Universityof Technology •Inter Zone •Overall

Bronze

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GAME-WISE ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPORTS FOR THE YEAR 2010-2011

UNIVERSITY/STATE REPRESENTATIONS BY OUR STUDENTS

Sl. No Name of the Student Branch Game/ Event University Level of Competition

1 S. V. Sathiya Priya II Year,ECE Chess Anna University of

Technology, Coimbatore South Zone Inter University

2 R.Suresh II Year,EEE Cricket Anna University of


3 S. Arul IV YearECE Cricket Anna University of


4 P. Gayathri III YearECE Fencing Anna University of

Technology, Coimbatore All India

5 G. Ashok Kumar IV YearCSE Fencing Anna University of

Technology, CoimbatoreAll IndiaInter University

6 Petenizo Nagi IV YearEEE Football Anna University of


7 Sekhozo Thise III YearEEE Football Anna University of


8 K. Irban Ali III YearMech Football Anna University of


9 K. Nambiraj IV YearMett Hockey Anna University of


10 R. Sheik Inzamam II YearCivil Kho Kho Anna University of

Technology, Coimbatore South• west Zone Inter University

11 V. Vinoth Kumar I YearCSE Kho Kho Anna University of


12 E. Kathiravan IV YearCSE Athletics Anna University of

Technology, Coimbatore All India Inter University

13 V. Mani Bharathi IV YearMett Basketball Anna University of


14 M. Sinduja IV YearECE Basketball Anna University of


15 R. Karthika II YearCSE Basketball Anna University of


16 S. Arul IV YearECE Kho Kho Anna University of


17 M.Vidhya II YearECE Kho Kho Anna University of


18 K. Kavitha II YearECE Kho Kho Anna University of


19 S. Ramiya Priya I• YearEEE Kho Kho Anna University of


20 M. Vidhya II YearECE Kabaddi Anna University of


21 S. Tamil Sindhu IV• YearMett Kabaddi Anna University of


22 M.Vidhya II YearECE Handball Anna University of


ANNA UNIVERSITY INTER ZONALTOURNAMENTS 2011- 2012

RURAL CAMPS - HEALTHY YOUTH FORHEALTHY INDIA

In the year 2010-2011 Government College of Engineering involveditself with the local community on the theme HEALTHY YOUTH FORHEALTHY INDIA to create awareness in the villages surrounding thecampus about intensive development work, mass tree plantation,technology transfer programs, technologies for rural development,various training programs for self-help groups, rural youth, no usage oftobacco, healthy food habits and need for clean drinking water. SpecialCamps provide a unique opportunity to the youth for group livingleadership, close interaction with the community, mutual understanding,tolerance, cohesion, etc. These camps lasted for seven days. Thesecamps were split up under Country Development and Welfare as threecells which were systematized by Government College of Engineeringand its society, Salem. The first gathering in association with Youth forEnvironmental Development was executed in Kulakgounder village,Salem District, from the 2nd till the 8th February. This session had begunin full swing with a welcome address by Prof. P. Kennedy, sustained withtwo speeches by Prof. P.M. Kavimani, and Prof. Shanthi Kandaswami.,and finally the vote of thanks by Thiru. K. Brestic Bagavan Raja.Following are the activities implemented during the 7 Day Camp:Self-motivation program, Tree plantation, Environmental awareness,Medical treatment and Camp for animals. The 2nd meet was held inMaankupai village, Salem district from 25th February to 3rd March. Thismeet started with a welcome address by Prof. S. Sundari and the talk wascontinued by Prof. P.M. Kavimani and Thiru. Pon Maharajan, and endedwith the vote of thanks by Thiru. R. Sathyamoorty. Awareness andtraining regarding Self-personality development, responsibilities of

parents in children’s education, blood donation and counselling onvarious health issues were carried out during these 2nd 7 day camp.The 3rd gathering was carried out effectively in SangeethapatiGovernment School, Salem District, from 14th to 20th March. Thismeet was initiated with a welcome address by Prof. P. Kennedy,followed by few thoughtful speeches by Prof. P. M. Kavimani,Thiru. K. Marimuthu and finally the vote of thanks by Thiru. B.Mahadevan. The proceedings were arranged in six broad sessionsthat began with

1. Roles of cultural heritage of India in shapingthe life of people

2. Cross-cultural and multi-cultural aspects of India

3. Effect of new technologies on rain water harvesting

4. Tree plantation programme

5. Hopes, wishes and aspirations of youth

6. Alternate models of rural life comprising themajority of Indian population.

These camps have led to an awakening and an unparalleled senseof participation, and have reaffirmed the faith of students in welfarepolicies.

FESTEMBER 2011

The event most waited among all the other intercollegiate festsby the GCEians, ‘FESTEMBER 2011’ was held from 24th to 26th

of September. It all started with a street play-an almost forgottenform of theatre staged by our student artists on the theme ofhumanity. It was a matter of pride to be one of the four finalistswho were selected to stage their play. The troupe of our collegereached the crowd and won special appreciation from the renownedjudges present. Next came the time for the various team events.In the English events, our college students had a wide range ofexperience juggling with various events. In the Hindi events,GCEians proved they were no where behind the North Indians,bagging prizes in various creative events like Saap Sidhi. Themembers of the Tamil Literary association were also at their verybest. Known well for their proficiency of the language, theyproved to be tough competitors for every other college andemerged victorious in as many as 7 events like MuthamizhleMuzhangu,Uyirthani semozhi, Kavithai and Thinamthorum. Weended up Numero Uno in Archery, Fashion Designing and TreasureHunt and Amazing Race. To add more glory to the college, wewere declared third on the overall points table. Hurray to theFestember team!

S.No Game Venue Date of thetournament Position

1 Table Tennis(M)

Government Collegeof Engineering, Salem

2.10.2011 &3.10.2011 Silver

2 Hockey (M) Government Collegeof Engineering, Salem 23. 10. 2011 Gold

3 Cricket (M) Government Collegeof Engineering, Salem

30.09.2011to

03.10. 2011Silver

4 Basketball(W)

Government Collegeof Engineering, Salem 16. 09. 2011 Silver

5 Tennis (M)K. S. R. College ofTechnology,Tiruchengodu

21.09.2011&

22.09.2011Silver

6 Chess(M&W)

Muthayammal Collegeof Engineering,Rasipuram

26.09.2011to

28. 09. 2011Gold

7 Handball(M)

Paavai College ofEngineering,Namakkal

10.10.2011&

11.10.2011Silver

field in a precise way, explained the scope, the various applicationsand the future of nanotechnology . He also recommendedthe synthesis of NANOTUBES in the college campus soas to improve the research motive of the students. His inspirationalspeech was quickly followed by the prize distribution ceremonywhere the winners of the various activities conducted by “Zinatistony”were honored with the trophies and certificates amidst thehuge cheers of their friends. The events were many includinga 3-day paper presentation event which received a big responsefrom the students and the teachers credited the healthy anduseful interaction between the students and the audience duringthe event. The vote of thanks was delivered by the JointSecretary L. Nivya. This was followed by a long period ofentertainment featuring dance and song performances, karatedisplay and much more.

The chief guest was seen enjoying the whole show like another studentwith excitement, taking snaps and videos of the stage-shows. Heenjoyed the entire length of the program carrying with him fondmemories.

WOMEN’S DAY - ESTELLE ‘11

To celebrate International Women’s Day and to remind one of the rightsand duties of women, “ESTELLE- Spiritual Woman” was organized onMarch 8, 2011 at GCE auditorium hall. Former principal Prof. P. M.Kavimani , Dr. Poongkodi , M.B.B.S, DGO, GH, Salem and Mrs.Archana, MD, M/s Mukesh Associates, Salem were the special invitees.Prof. P. M. Kavimani applauded the achievements of various successfulwomen of the world and motivated the students to overcome the hurdlesthey come across, with determination amidst odds. He later felicitated Dr.Poongkodi for her contribution in the field of women’s health care. Healso appreciated Tmt. Archana by saying that empowering womenentrepreneurs is essential for achieving the goals of sustainabledevelopment. Dr. Poongkodi said she had noticed a drastic change in thelife style of the youth. She deliberated on the advantages of womenliteracy and education and the increase in pre-martial pregnancy andinfanticide among uneducated women. Mrs. Archana, said “Womenentrepreneurs have been making a significant impact in all segments ofthe economy. They are a group of women or single women running anenterprise or company in order to earn profit”. She pointed out thatnowadays because of women empowerment, women are stepping intothe industries and are taking the place of men. Specifically, ourcelebration regarding the achievements of women in the past, drewinspiration from outstanding women in the present, and encouraged themto build an even brighter future for everyone.

HOSTEL DAY

It was quite a different day for hostellers; may be for the excellentfood served or the enchanting culturals. The hostel day was celebratedin an exuberant manner on 8 and 9 March 2011. The PrincipalProf. P.M. Kavimani, presided over the function. Dr. Anbalagan HODDepartment of English, Prof P. Sundarraj, Department of MetallurgicalEngineering, Dr.T.Balusamy, Department of Mechanical Engineering,Prof. A.M. Kalpana, HOD/ CSE, and Shri V.C.A. Ashok Kumar,Department of Civil Engineering graced the occasions. Hostellerswere overwhelmed to share their experiences in the campus. Studentsrequested for a water purifier in each block and Wi-Fi facility in thehostel. The function wrapped up with a delicious meal.

ZINATISTONY -VALEDICTORY FUNCTION

On The 31st of March, the valedictory function of “ZINATISTONY”-TheSociety of Science and Humanities was held in the college auditorium.The unique club dedicated to cater the scientific vigor of the firstyears of the college was very active throughout the year. The firstyear students flocked at the auditorium on the day with excitementto take part in the function. The chief guest of the day was Dr. K.R. Murali a scientist at CECRI, Karaikudi. The secretary of TheSociety of Science and Humanities, R.R.Prasanth welcomed the gathering.The annual report briefing all the activities of the society was presentedby Dr. K. Kannan. The valedictory speech was given by the presidentof the society Dr. K. Srinivasan- Head of the Department of Chemistry.An introductory speech on the chief guest was presented byDr. S. K. Chitra Lakshimi. The chief guest, Dr. K. R. Murali addressedthe gathering, his talk centering upon an emerging field of scienceand technology-’Nanotechnology’. He, being proficient in his

ANTI-RAGGING RALLY

Supporting the Anti Ragging policy, the NSS students of GCE tookpart in a rally, from the second gate of the college till the PeriyarUniversity Campus that was organized by the Salem City Police. Apartfrom the engineering colleges, students from various streams such asmedical sciences, management studies, arts & science groups also tookpart in the rally. Refreshments were provided to the participants. TheWest Zone IG of Police Mr. K Vanniaperumal, Mr. V. M. Mylvahanan,S.P and the Principals of the institutions addressed the students.Pamphlets focusing the need of strict anti ragging norms were distributed.The session ended with the National Anthem.

FRESHERS’ DAYOn July 29, the 2011-2015 batch had their “Freshers’ Day”. ThePrincipal, Dr. P. K. Jayadev ensured a smooth admission process.He addressed the first meeting in the auditorium around 4 p.m. Thegathering was welcomed and the senior professors furnished detailsabout placements, results, facilities, labs, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The Principal assured parents and students thatanti-ragging measures were implemented in the campus. Around 6p.m., meeting came to its end with vote of thanks. On Aug 3, thefreshers were taken on a visit to all the departments.

“Shoot for the moon. Even if you fall you will land onstars..!”

Sapling planted in front of the ECE department on the Freshers’Day (in the middle is the HOD, Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu withthe lecturers and final years)

ENGINEERS’ DAYFor the first time, 44th Engineers Day was celebrated ostentatiously bySAECE, due to the initiative taken by Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu,President SAECE. The theme of Engineers’ Day was “EngineeringPreparedness for Disaster Mitigation.” The inaugural address was givenby Mr. Ln. Subramanian, Chairman, Jayalakshmi Institute of Technology,who conversed with the students to prepare them in becoming asuccessful entrepreneur. An attention-grabbing Panel Discussion wasarranged between the students and the teachers on the theme.An individual from each branch then turned up to the podium andshared views on disaster mitigation. Finally, the Chief-guestsMr.Vijayaragavan, GM, SAIL, Mr. Lakshminarayanan , DMI plant,IOCL and Mr. Annadurai, Sr. GM, Paragon Polymers Ltd gave stirringspeeches on the theme. Souvenirs were presented to them beforewrapping up the conspicuous function.

LEO CLUB REPORTThe Leo Club of GCE, Salem has been one of the lucrative donatingestablishments. There were miscellaneous events conducted in the year2010-11. The club members visited The Lotus Home, Salem on 11th Dec2010 and donated required edible items for cooking and circulatedsnacks. On 26th January 2011, the renowned club celebrated Republicday by visiting Balar Gnana Illam and donated funds. All India LeoSchooling, Trishur, Kerala carried out a nationwide meeting, in which

two of our students, Lakshminarayanan.R(Ex-President) and SathishBabu.S (President), actively chipped in. The hostel events ensued inthe appellation of Leo Fiesta was held on Feb 2011. PersonalityDevelopment Events, tagged Zidori, were held on 12th Feb 2011. The3rd week of Feb acclaimed as Leo-Week became illustrious withStudent Development Events. The inauguration of Leo-Club was heldon 1st October 2011, when the new affiliates took charge. On the 25th

of June 2011, the new club members paid a visit to Lotus Home andalso sponsored a child with school books and uniform for a year. TheLeo Club also intends to conduct blood camps and scores of events inthe impending academic year.

Only when the aspiration is higher, does one ascend the ladder oftriumph. Hence, the ECE seniors planned to invoke the inner potentialand trigger off the juniors on Freshers’ Day. The up-and-coming trendsin Electronics and Communication field were discussed with the juniorsby Dr. M. Chandrasekaran and the final year students. The freshersfelt proud of their course of choice after the significance of ECE intoday’s world was explained to them. Then the students were entertainedwith the multimedia presentation by their seniors. Finally,Dr. R. S. D. Wahida Banu, the head and backbone of ECE department,welcomed the students with her inspiring and motivational words. Afterthe meet up with the juniors, saplings were planted in front of ECEdepartment to mark the auspicious occasion and make it propitious.

NCC AIR WING - REPORT

Various camps were attended and a number of prizes were won bythese cadets.

� A total of 23 cadets attended the Annual Training Camp from11.02.2011 to 20.02.2011 which was held at MahindraEngineering College, Tiruchengode. The Boys won the ThirdPlace in the Drill competition.

� A total of 49 cadets attended the Combined Annual Training Campfrom 23.07.2011 to 01.08.2011 which was held at KSR Collegeof Technology, Tiruchengode. The Boys won the Third Place inthe Drill competition.

� Cadets Ansar Ali Khan. A & Aravindh Raj. P attended two morecamps:

1. Inter Group Competition (Preparatory) atNMHSS, Palladam

2. Inter Group Competition at Air Force station,Tambaram.

CADET EVENT PRIZE CAMP/COLLEGE

V. Madhubalan Stunt IAnnual TrainingCamp/MahindraEngineering College

P. Aravind Raj SkeetShooting II

Combined AnnualTraining Camp/KSRCollege of Technology

J. SooryaPrakash

Health &HygieneTest

I

Combined AnnualTraining Camp/KSRCollege of Technology

A. Ansar AliKhan & P.Aravind Raj

TentPitching,Drama &Drill

III

Inter GroupCompeteition, Air ForceStation, Tambaram.

ROTARACT CLUB REPORT

Rotaract GCE has a greater role to play in social activities of our college.It takes pride in crossing milestones which shape the students’ attitude.The first extravaganza for the year 2011 was Triumphants which honoredthe outstanding students, held on March 17. This was unprecedented andlaudable. This was ensued by Zenith, a techno-hunt event for the I yearstudents. On Aug 20th 2011, Cognizance, an entertainment and technicalevent was organized for II years. Besides, as the sign of our benevolencehome visits were held on Jan 26, July 26, August 27 of 2011. This is nota mission to accomplish, instead a passion that keeps going with the samepep and vigor.

VAANAVIL 2011

One of the most memorable occasions for every pass out GCEian is thealumni meet. Vaanavil 2011 on 14th August, 2011 in college auditoriumwas organized by 1984 alumni batch. The President of the AlumniAssociation of this year was Mr. D. Laxmanan, Deputy Manager of TamilNadu State Transport Corporation. The function was presided over byour honorable chief guest Prof P.M Kavimani. The student secretary S.Selva Shankar coordinated to make the meet a pleasant one. The effortsof the students would have gone in vain if they were not properlychannelized by Prof A. Baraniraj; Asst. Professor, MechanicalEngineering who was the Staff in Charge for the star studded day. Around500 alumni from various parts of the world were present in the functionalong with their families. The highlighting feature of the occasion wasthat even the first batch students of the college garnished the day withtheir presence. The stage dazzled with the performances given by thestudents and the alumni. All the alumni took with them fond memoriesand left half-hearted, bidding good bye to their old mates.

WI-Fi corridor was enabled at 4 mbps speed in the Girls’ and Boys’Hostel in July 2011 at the behest of the new Principal, Dr.P.K.Jayadev.

ELECTRONIFIED RANGOLI

The most awaited day 29th July, 2011 commenced with mind-filledenergy and enthusiasm for the final year ECE students to greet thefreshers of ECE department with their innovative ‘Electronified Rangoli’,which caught the curiosity of the other department students too. AnElectronified Rangoli? Sounds interesting, right? The ECE final years,planned a perfect way to attract the freshers with ‘a cool electronic

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art’. And the outcome of their electronified brain is a rangolimeticulously sketched with diodes, capacitors, resistors, ground,transistors, inductors and all other electronic gadgets possible .Youare sure to be awe-struck looking at the picture below.

ELECTIONS 2011

One boon of being a Government college is the opportunity to host anumber of government programmes and welfare schemes. One suchprecious chance the students availed of was being a student volunteerfor the recently concluded TN Assembly elections. The students weretrained by experts to handle webcams and thereby relay the livetelecast of the entire day’s proceedings at each polling booth. Theactivities of the booth were covered live to be watched by the ChiefElectoral Officer at Chennai. The students had a great opportunity towitness the polling processes at such a young age wherein many stillhaven’t got their voter IDs. A few lucky candidates were also givenan insight on the working of an Electronic Voting Machines andshowed how the counting was done. It was a lovely experience to getalong with the higher electoral officers and staff from variousgovernment sectors. To add to the joy of the students, they were paida sum of Rs.700/- for their service.

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

1. Govindaraju C. and Baskaran. K “Efficient sequential switching hybrid modulation techniques for cascaded inverter”, IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics,Vol.26, no.6, pp.1639-1648,2011.

2. Govindaraju C. and Baskaran K.” Efficient sequential switching hybrid modulation techniques for multiphase multilevel inverters”,IET Power ElectronicsVol.4, No.5,pp.557-569,2011.

3. Govindaraju C. and Baskaran. K “Sequential switching hybrid single carrier sinusoidal modulation for cascaded multilevel inverter”/ Electric Power Componentsand Systems (Taylor & Francis Group), Vol.39,no.4,pp.303-316,2011.

4. Chitra Lakshimi S K. “ Production of Audio Files using TTS, Mobiles and Converter Software to Practise Listening Skills”. Journal of Technology for ELT(Chennai). July 2011. ISSN 2231-4431.

5. R. Malayalamurthi, K. Venkatesh Raja, “Assessment on assorted hyper elastic material models applied for large deformation soft finger contact problems” Internationaljournal of mechanics and Materials in Design, 2011, Vol.7(4) pp.299-305

6. R. Malayalamurthi, K. Venkatesh Raja, PSS. Srinivasan, G. Nallakumarasamy, “Optimization of Operation Sequencing in CAPP using Superhybrid GeneticAlgorithms-Simulated Annealing Technique”, ISRN Mechanical Engineering, Vol.2011, Article ID 897498, 7 pages, 2011. Doi:10.5402/2011/897498.

7. Santhi. M and Wahidabanu, R. S. D. (2011), “Enhancing the color Set Partitioning in Hierarchical Tree (SPIHT) Algorithm using correlation theory,” Journal ofComputer Science ISSN: 1549-3636, Vol. 7 (8), pp.1204- 1211, 2011.

8. Santhi. M and Wahidabanu, R. S. D. (2011), “Inter Color Correlation Based Enhanced Color SPIHT Coder,” European Journal of Scientific Research ISSN:1450-216X/1450-202X, Vol. 57, Issue 4, pp. 592 - 600, 2011.

9. Kalpana A. M., Ebenezer Jeyakumar , “Software Process Improvisation Framework using Fuzzy Logic based approach for Indian Small Scale SoftwareOrganization” International Journal of Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering Vol. 6, No. 1, January, 2011.

10. Kalpana A.M., Ebenezer Jeyakumar, “An Questionnaire based assessment method for process improvement in Indian small scale software organizations.”European Journal of Scientific Research, June 2011.

11. Chandrasekaran. M, ““Smart Sensor Design Analysis in Brain Machine Interface using Labview”, International Journal of Computer Applications, Vol.17,No.2,pp. 0975 – 888,7 March 2011.

12. Chandrasekaran. M, “Advertisement timeout driven bee's mating approach to maintain fair energy level in sensor networks”, Applied Soft Computing Elsevier, Vol 11No.3, pp.-3-10, April 2011.

13. Chandrasekaran. M, “Improving the Performance of Wireless Sensor Network using Bee’s Mating Intelligence”, European Journal of Scientific Research, Vol.55,No.3, pp.452-465, July 2011.

14. Chandrasekaran. M, “An Ontological Framework for Improving the Online Recommendation System Using Bees Inetlligence”, European Journal of ScientificResearch, Vol. 52, No. 1, pp. 23-37•April, 2011.

15. Chandrasekaran. M, “An Ontological based approach to implement the online recommendation system”, Journal of Computer Science, Vol.7, No.4, pp.573-581,April 2011.

16. Chandrasekaran. M, “Stability Analysis of hydel power system considering GT Dynamics using Genetic and PSO Algorithms”, European Journal of ScientificResearch, Vol.56, No. 3, 2011.

17. Chandrasekaran. M, “Multimachine Stability Analysis using Meta heuristic PSO Algorithm for HGTG and SGTG Systems”, International Journal of Modeling,Identification and Control (IJMIC), INDERSCIENCE Publishers, Vol.15, No.1, 2012. Accepted for Publication in early 2012 issue.

18. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Effects of oxygenated organic compounds-neem oil blends on the performance and exhaust emissions of a DI diesel engine’,SAE Paper No. 2011-01-0331.

19. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Combustion, Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine fuelled with Azadirachta indica, Non-edible Oil’,International Energy Journal, Vol. 11:4, pp.

20. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Performance and emission characteristics of a diesel engine fuelled by neem oil blended with alcohols’, International Journal ofAmbient Energy, Vol.32:No.4, pp.170-178.

21. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Experimental investigation on a diesel engine using neem oil and its methyl ester’, Thermal Science, International ScientificJournal, and Vol.15:4, pp.1193-1204.

22. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2012), ‘Performance, combustion and emission characteristics of neem oil methyl ester and its diesel blends in a diesel engine’, EnergySources-Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects – Accepted for Publication.

PRESENTATIONS IN NATIONAL CONFERENCES1. Anand. S. Location based Data Mining using Mobile Phones’. National Conference on Emerging Trends in Computer Applications. 25 Feb 2011.

2. Anand. S . “An Energy Efficient Routing Scheme for Wireless Sensor Network with Different Mobility Models”. National Conference in Advanced Computing. VMKVEngineering College, Salem. 11 March 2011.

3. Anand. S. “Behaviour of Leach Protocol with Different Mobility Models”. National Conference on Innovation in Computing Techniques. 17 March 2011.

4. Chandrasekaran. M. “Design of Dual input PSS for damping low frequency oscillations” Proceedings of National conference on Emerging technologies, Confluence2011, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, 11 February 2011.

5. Chandrasekaran. M. “Low frequency oscillations damping using Swarm optimized controller”, Proceedings of 3rd National conference on Computing and CommunicationTechnologies 2011, Surya Engineering College, Erode, 17 March 2011.

6. Anand. K. “Effect of hardfaced interlayer thickness and low hydrogen ferritic capping on ballistic performance of SMAW armour steel joints”. Conference on cutting, weldingand surfacing (CWS 2011).

7. Venkatesan. K. “Weldability characterization of high strength microalloyed steel plates with 0.16% vanadium “. International Conference on World class Materials& Manufacturing Technologies (M&MT 2011) at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai. March 2011.

8. Ganesan. S “Finite Element Analysis of residual stress in the weldment of high strength”. National conference on technological Advancement in mechanical engineering.March 2011.

9. Venkatesan. K, Shankar “Comparitive welding study of inconel 718 in gas tungsten arc welding and electron beam welding”. National conference on recent trends inmechanical engineering March 2011.

10. Anand. K, Venkatesan. K, Venkatakrishnan. P. G. “Automation of spot welding process in side wall assembly of rail coaches”. National level technical symposium in mechanicalengineering. March 2011.

11. Anish kumar. V. B, Venkatesan. K, Venkatakrishnan. P. G. “Welding studies of Aluminium alloy 2219 using gas tungsten arc welding and plasma arc welding”. One day NationalConference on metallurgy and materials engineering-CMET 2011. April 2011.

12. Badrinath. R, Venkatakrishnan. P. G. “Studies on friction welding of low carbon steel and 304 Austenitic stainless steel “. One day National Conference on metallurgy andmaterials engineering-CMET 2011. April 2011.

13. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Experimentation on Direct Injection Diesel Engine Fueled with Oxygenated Biodiesel(Corn) And Diesel blends’, Proceedingson Emerging Trends in Automobile Technology - SEDAN 2007, BIT, Bharathidasan University, Trichirappalli, pp. 27-34.

23. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2012), ‘Effect of biodiesel and its blends with oxygenated additive on the combustion, performance and emissions from a dieselengine’, Energy Sources-Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects – Accepted for Publication.

24. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2012), ‘Influence of ethanol addition on a diesel engine fuelled with neem oil methyl ester’, International Journal of Green Energy –Accepted for Publication.

25. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2012), ‘Effects of Dimethylcarbonate-biodiesel Blends on the Combustion, Performance and Exhaust Emissions of a DI Diesel Engine‘,SAE Paper No. 2012-01-0870.

26. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Effect of biodiesel and its blends with oxygenated additives on performance and emissions from a diesel engine’, Journal ofScientific and Industrial Research, Vol. 70, pp. 879-883.

27. I. John Parthiban, Dr. A.S. Nageswaran & S. Rajesh, (2012) Effects of varied frequencies of plyometric training on selected strength related components of Collegemen”, Indian Journal for Research in Physical Education and Sports Sciences(IJRPESS), October 2011 – March 2012, Vol:6 No:2, 1-6.

28. K. Natarajan, Amsa Natarajan & Dr. I. John Parthiban(2011), Effect of two different modes of walking on selected coronary heart disease of college men students,Bharathiyar National of Physical Education and Exercises Sciences, June, Vol:1 No:3, 49-53

29. I. John Parthiban, K. Natarajan & A. Dhanalakshmi (2011) Effects of progressive relaxation technique and yogic practices on selected hematological and psychologicalfactors of University men Soccer players, VYAYAM-VIDNYAN Journal , Vol:44 No:3, 12-21.

30. I. John Parthiban(2011) Quantification of Physiological responses to yogic practices and weight training among professional college men players, VYAYAM-VIDNYANJournal , Vol:44 No:2, 1-10.

31. I. John Parthiban(2011), Assessment of selected sociological factors among college Basketball Volleyball and Cricket Players, Journal of Physical Education Sportsand Allied Disciplines, Vol:2 No:1, 11-18.

32. I. John Parthiban, Grace Helina, & A. Rubee Jesintha(2011), Comparison of Power Training Programmes of varied intensities of speed related parameters of AnnaUniversity men participants, Journal of Physical Education Sports and Allied Disciplines, Vol:2 No:1, 106-112.

33. Dr. I. John Parthiban, Dr. A.S. Nageswaran & B. Saravanan, (2011) Effects of Maximal Resistance Training and Plyometric training programmes with varied intensitieson selected power related components of college men players, Indian Journal for Research in Physical Education and Sports Sciences(IJRPESS), October – March,Vol :5 No:2, 6-15.

14. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Comparative Performance and emission study of a Direct Injection Diesel Engine using blends of diesel fuel with Sesame Oil’,Proceedings on Recent Advancement in Mechanical Engineering (RAME), KSR College of Technology - Trichengode, pp. 67-73.

15. G.Rakesh,S.Ayyappan,K.Sivakumar, “Experimental characterization of Al/Al2O3 10% wt/SiC 5% wt composite”, AMS’11,Government of College of Technology,Coimbatore,1st April 2011.Page-01.

16. S.Ayyappan,V.Suresh,K.Sivakumar,P.K.Jayadev, “Prediction of metal removal rate and surface roughness for Electro Chemical Machining process using Artificial NeuralNetwork”, AMS’11,Government of College of Technology, Coimbatore,1st April 2011. Page-44.

17. S.Ayyappan, K.Sivakumar, V.Suresh, “Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm for multi-objective optimization of Electro Chemical Machining process parameters”,EMSDM 2011, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, 11-12 March 2011.

18. B.Iniyaraja, M.Manimurugan, S.Ayyappan, “Experimental Investigation in to EDM machining characteristics of Al/Al2O3 composite and optimization of processparameters by Genetic Algorithm”, RTME 2011,GKM college of Technology,Chennai.Page-71.

19. S.Ayyappan, R.Murugan, “Economic optimization of shell and tube heat exchangers using Tabu Search optimization method”, AME 2011, Anjalai Ammal MahalingamEngineering college, Thanjavur.Page-133.

20. S.Ayyappan, K.Sivakumar, “Artificial Bee Colony algorithm for multi-objective optimization of Electro Chemical Machining process parameters”, OPTEST 2011, BannariAmman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam-01.

21. S.Ayyappan, G.Rakesh, K.Sivakumar, “Multi-objective optimization of Electro Chemical machining process parameters for Al/10% wt Al2O3/5% wt SiC compositeusing Non-Dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm-II(NSGA-II)”RAME’11,Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai.

22. I.John Parthiban, “Effects of different frequencies of yogic practices on selected Coronary Heart Disease risk factors of middle aged men” in UGC and SEROsponsored national seminar on “Recent trends in Yoga and Physical Education Organized by Department of Physical Education Virudhunagar Hindu Nadar’s SenthilkumarNadar College, Virudhunagar, Tamilnadu from 11th and 12th August 2011.

23. I.John Parthiban, “A study of selected physiological components among University men students after the co ordinative exercise training” in UCG Sponsored NationalSeminar on “ Emerging trends in Physical Education and sports sciences”” Organized by Department of Physical Education, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli on12th March 2011.

24. I.John Parthiban, “Comparative effects of Physical Exercises and yogic practices for control Sugar level for middle aged men” in UCG Sponsored NationalSeminar on “ Emerging trends in Physical Education and sports sciences”” Organized by Department of Physical Education, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli on12th March 2011.

25. I.John Parthiban, “Analysis of Social co0operation among College level players” in UCG Sponsored National Seminar on “The felicitous intertwined Trio andPhysical Activities Wellness and Sports” Organized by Department of Physical Education, Bishop Heber College, Tiruchirappalli on 5th February 2011.

1. T. Balusamy, S. Sivalakshmi, K. Ramamoorthy, U. Uday Krishnan ”Experimental Analysis of a Variable Compression Ratio Engine “International Conference onRecent Trends in Mechanical Instrumentation and Thermal Engineering held at Trivandrum, Kerala, India. 25-26 August 2011.

2. T. Balusamy, Sivalakshmi, K. Ramamoorthy, U. Uday Krishnan. “ Performance God Emission Characteristics of a Variable Compression Ratio Engine Fuelled withMethyl Ester of Pongamia Pinnata Biodiesel”. International Conference in South Asia on Global Manufacturing Systems and Management . ICGMSM on Aug 1-3, 2011.

3. S. K. Chitra Lakshimi. ”Infusion of Humanism in Communicative Teaching–Learning”. International Conference on Humanism in Teaching Literature and Language,AU Chennai Feb 2011

4. S. K. Chitra Lakshimi.”Evaluation of Language skills in Engineering Colleges-Need for Change”. 6th International Congress on English Grammar Sponsored by SystemicFunctional and Linguistics Association, Hyderabad and Forum for English Language Teachers, Coimbatore .9-13 Jan 2011

5. S. K. Chitra Lakshimi .”Workshop on Production of Audio files”.6th International and 42nd annual ELTAI conference, VIT, 16-18 June 2011.

6. Atul Saxena R., Priti Jha, Sarkar B., Datta R., Venkatesan K., Sivasankari R and Balusamy V (2011), Weldability characterization of high strength microalloyed steelplates with 0.16% vanadium’ Proceedings of the International Conference on World class Materials &Manufacturing Technologies (M&MT 2011) at Bombay ExhibitionCentre, Mumbai, India, March 8-10, 2011, pp.01-06

7. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2010), ‘Research on Di-ethyl Ether as an Oxygenated Additive with Biodiesel in CI Engine’, PEA-AIT International Conferenceon Energy and Sustainable Development: Issues and Strategies (ESD 2010). The Empress Hotel, Chiang Mai,Thailand. 2-4 June 2010.

8. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Performance and emission characteristics of a variable compression ratio engineeng fuelled with methyl ester of pongamiapinnata’, Proc. of the 1st International Conference in South Asia on "Global Manufacturing Systems & Management" (ICGMSM - 2011), Coimbatore Institute ofTechnology, Coimbatore, pp. 150-157.

9. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Performance and exhaust emissions of a di diesel engine fuelled with biodiesel using artificial neural network’, ICDAAME-2011,pp. 964-975.

10. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011) ‘ Modelling and simulation of NOx formation in a IC engine fuelled with biodiesel’, COSMA2011- Second InternationalConference on Simulation Modeling and Analysis. Amirta Institute of Tech, Coimbatore.

PRESENTATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

11. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Performance and exhaust emissions of a di diesel engine fuelled with biodiesel using artificial neural network’, ICDAAME-2011, pp. 964-975.

12. Sivalakshmi S. and Balusamy T. (2011), ‘Modelling and simulation of NOx formation in a IC engine fuelled with biodiesel’, COSMA2011- Second InternationalConference on Simulation Modeling and Analysis. Amirta Institute of Tech, Coimbatore.

13. S. Sivalakshmi, T.Balusamy, L. Renugambal, G. Sharath ram, M.Prabhu., Performance and Emission Characteristics of Variable Compression Ratio Engine Operating onMethyl Ester of Neem Oil. Second International Conference on “Advances in Mechanical, Manufacturing and Building Sciences (ICAMB – 2012). VIT, Vellore.

14. S.Ayyappan, K.Sivakumar, M.Kalaimathi, “Multi-objective Optimization of Electro Chemical machining process parameters by using Genetic Algorithm”ICDAAME2011,SKP Engineering College,Tiruvannamalai.

15. S.Ayyappan, P. Saravanakumar, N. Mohammed Nayeem,“Prediction of Mechanical Properties of C16 Low Carbon Steel in Hot Rolling Mill Using Artificial NeuralNetworks” RAMP 2011, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore.

16. I. John Parthiban, “An Impact of objective Meditation practices on accuracy of free throws shooting on selected professional College men Basketball Players”.“International conference on Yoga, Physiotherapy, Nutrition and sports for lifelong fitness”. Department of Physical Education & Health Sciences, Alagappa University,Karaikudi, Tamilnadu on 27th and 28th January 2011.

S.No NAME YEAR PAPER TITLE VENUE PLACESSECURED

1M.Aswathy,K.Swaathi III Automatic Railway Ticket Reservation by

Image Processing Nandha College of Engineering, Erode --

2 S. Sowmya,K. Sivaranjani III Grid Computing Gojan College of Engineering, Chennai --

3 J.Janani,M.Dhivya III Virtual Reality using Cyber Therapy Anna University, Coimbatore --

4 J.Janani,Niroshini III Neural Network Government College of Engineering,

Burgur 1st

5 T.Divya Bharathi,R.Priyanga III Application of Robotics in Mines Excel College of Engineering,

Kumarapalyam --

6 M.Amutha,S.Dhivya III Parallel Computing PSV College of Engineering, Krishnagiri 3rd

7 M.Nithya,D.Ramya III Automatic Railway Ticket Reservation by

Image Processing Paavai College of Engineering, Erode 2nd

PAPERS PRESENTED BY STUDENTS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ANDENGINEERING IN SYMPOSIA CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS COLLEGES

WINNERS OF QUIZ PROGRAMME CONDUCTED FOR STUDENTS OF CIVILENGINEERING

S.No Name Year SecuredPlace Institution

1 S. Reyan BelendhranG. Balakrishnan III 2nd K. S. R. College of Technology

2 K. S. D. Laxman Kumara LinganS. Govindaraj III 2nd

S. R. S College of Engineering andTechnology

PAPERS PRESENTED BY STUDENTS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING IN TECHNICAL SYMPOSIACONDUCTED BY VARIOUS COLLEGES

S.No NAME YEAR PAPER TITLE VENUE PLACE

SECURED

1 K.Brestic BagavanRaja IV Recent Advancements in Civil

EngineeringAdhiyamman College of Engineering ,Hosur 1st

2 M.Preethi AbinayaM.B. Kirthika IV Ground Improvement Techniques using

MicropileThiyagaraja Engineering College,Madurai 3rd

3 K.B.AntihaC. Sandhiya IV Aerated Foam Concrete Government College of Technology,

Coimbatore 3rd

4 R.KaviyaD.Sherly Jenifer IV Reuse of Polyethylene Waste in Road

pavementGovernment College of Technology,Coimbatore 1st

5T. Mohana PriyaS. IshwaryaLakshmi

III Ground Improvement Techniques R. V. S. Educational Institutes 1st

6 P. S. TharaniR. Manjula III Techniques for Bridges and Flyovers K.S.R. College of Technology 2nd

7

S. ReyanBelendhranP. Venkatesh III Bus Rapid Transit System SRM University 2nd

8

S. ReyanBelendhranP. Venkatesh III Intelligent Transport System Kalsalingam University 2nd

WINNERS OF VARIOUS EVENTS IN COMNET ‘11, AN INTRA DEPARTMENTAL TECHNICALSYMPOSIUM CONDUCTED BY ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

EVENTS FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE

PaperPresentation(ConferenceHall)

Suganya M(IIIyr)Baby Shalini A(IIIyr)

Ishwariya P(IIIyr)Shalini M(IIIyr)

Praveena G(IIyr)Divya D(IIyr)

PaperPresentation(Seminar Hall)

Jagan Kumar R(IIIyr)Stephan T(IIIyr)

Divya G(IIyr)Praveena G(IIyr)

Harine D(IIyr)Maragatha Veena C(IIyr)

ProjectPresentation

Gayathri V(IIIyr PT)Gopi Krishnan V(IIIyr PT)Dhivya G(IIIyr PT)Saravanan K(IIIyr PT)

Irumudipriyan R(IIIyr)Ganesh R(IIIyr)Surendar R(IIIyr)

Srinath B R(IIIyr)Stephen T(IIIyr)Jagan Kumar R(IIIyr)

C Debugging Aasai Thambi.P(IIIyr)Prashanth D(IIyr)Lucky K(IIyr) Shalini M(IIIyr)

CircuitDebugging

Stephen T(IIIyr)Jaffer Sheriff(IIyr)

Jagan Kumar R(IIIyr)Gopi Krishnan(IIIyr PT) --

MultimediaJagan Kumar R(IIIyr)Satheesh Kumaran(IIIyr)

Pradheep P(IIyr)Akila N(IIIyr) --

Fun withElectronics Ganesh R(IIIyr)

Jaffer Sheriff U(IIyr)Lucky K(IIyr) Baby Shalini A(IIIyr)

Treasure HuntAkila N(IIIyr)Prasanth Vinayak M(IIIyr) Hari Kumar S(IIIyr)Avinash N(IIIyr)•••••••••• Nirmala K(IIIyr)

--

Business Quiz

Sujitha S(IIyr)Hari Kumar S(IIIyr)Dhanasekaran M(IIyr PT)

Lucky K(IIyr)Dileeban L(IIIyr)Gowsalya Devi R(IIIyr) --

General Quiz

Prasanth Vinayak M(IIIyr)Vidhya Priya K(IIyr)Devan C (IIIyr)

Jaffer Sheriff U(IIyr)Praveen Raju T (IIIyr)Razia Bibi M(IIIyr) --

NAME YEAR PAPER TITLE

M. Prem Kumar, K. Prakash II Automation of cars using embedded systems

K. Lucky, N.Dinesh II Electronic Vision Sensor for Visually impaired

S. Arun, Sandeep Gopal II Reconstruction of Vehicle License plate using interpolation method

G. Divya, G. Praveena II Nanotechnology on raising death

C. Venkatesh M. Ganesh Kumar II Network Security using cryptography

P. Dhivya, V. Hamsapriya II Nanotechnology

G. Padmapriya, K. Sasikala II Robotics

V. Aruna, K. Sangeetha II Prevention over speed of vehicles using embedded system

B. Dharani, R. Chimmammal II Automatic Railway ticket Reservation using Image Processing

D. Harine, C. Maragatha Veena II A Multipurpose Robot for military, a tribute to defence ministry

A. Nirmala, S. Sujitha II Smart Cameras using Embedded systems

D. Divya, B. Sheema II Wireless Telecare system using embedded Technology

S. Kavitha, S. Ramya II Brain Computer Interface

P. Dhivvya, A. Sindhuja II Finger vein using network security

M. Nithya, M. Tamilarasi III Airbag control system using MEMS Accelerometers

M. Shalini, P. Iswariya III Automatic Bike Control System using Embedded System

M. Razia Bibi, N. Rajasumitha III Life Saving Embedded System

I. Rabaya Begam, G. Ranjitha II Automatic Railway ticket Reservation using Image Processing Technique

M. Suganya, A. Baby Shalini III Advanced nanotechnology- An end for cancer

B. Abirami, E. Renupriyan III Traffic Speed Control System using Embedded System

M. Sathish Kumar, K. Elango III An Electronic Eye

T. Stephan, R. Jagan Kumar III Chip Fabrication from Virus using nanotechnology

B. R. Srinath, S. Sathish Kumaran III Prevention of accidents using Embedded System

R. Ganesh, S. Harikumar III Robotics Telesurgery

PAPERS PRESENTED IN COMNET ‘11

PAPERS PRESENTED IN ELECTROFEST ’11, AN INTRA DEPARTMENTAL TECHNICALSYMPOSIUM CONDUCTED BY ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

S.NO PAPER TITLE NAME YEAR

1 Space Power System M. Prasanth , Anson Jacob Sameuel III

2 HVDC Light Technology S. Surya, M. Uma Maheshwari III

3 Green Power Generation for Gridless Villages M. Srinivasa Karthikeyan , R. Gowtham Raj II

4 Artificial Vision E. Shanmuga Priya, K. Vaishnavi I

5 Grid Voltage Support Against Voltage Instability K. Abinaya, K. Radhika III

6 Generation of Electricity from MSW Using PlasmaArc Gasification Y. Surendhar, P. Neela Mohan II

7 4G and MANET Wireless Network in FutureBattle World K. R. Arpita, Nouneseno Peisayi III

8 Micro Electo Mechanical Systems C. Madhubala, V. Punitha II

9 Witricity B. Chitra, R. Sowmya III

10 Waste to Electrical Energy(WTEE) TechnologyGenerating Wealth From C. Niranjana, N. Thamilarasi III

11 Renewable Energy Resources Hydroelectricity S.K. Pavithra, Menakadevi I

12 Generation of Electricity from Automobile Exhaustusing MEMS D. Subash, R. Manivanan III

13 Efficient Electronic Chopper for Sodium VapourLamp M. Soundharya, Sneha Roy II

14 A solution to remote detection of Illegal Electricity G. Aswini, R. ThiripuraSundari II

15 The brain fingerprinting technology K. Santhiya, N. Fouzia Fathima III

16 Generation of Electricity through Osmosis M. Divya, G. Vichitra II

17 Nanorobotics in Nanotechnology R. Rajeswari, R. Divya Bharathi II

18 Real World, Real Time Automatic recognition ofFacial Expression R. Sathiya, R. Vithya III

19 Robots- Self Replication M. Dhivya Bharathi, S. Narmada II

20 Nanotechnology R. Bharadha Priya, M. Vaideeswari I

21 Real Time Obstacle Avoidance by an AutonomousMobile Robot Priyadharshini, Poongodi III

22 Collision Avoidance System For AutomobilesUsing Embedded System S. Priya Nair, Washisonla Jamir III

S. NO Name Paper Title Venue

1 K. Ramamoorthy,U. Uday Krishnan

Performance and EmissionCharacteristics of an VCREngine fuelled with PongamiaPinnata seed oil

ICGMSM - Coimbatore Institute ofTechnology

2 K. Ramamoorthy,U. Uday Krishnan

Experimental Analysis of aVariable Compression Ratioengine

ICRTMIGE-MIT Trivandrum

3 K. Ramamoorthy,M. M. Uday Kumar

Performance and EmissionAnalysis of an Engine fuelledwith Methyl Ester of Neem Oilusing Artificial Neural Network

ICDAAME-Thiruvannamalai

PAPERS PRESENTED BY STUDENTS OF MECHANICALENGINEERING IN VARIOUS CONFERENCES

EDITORIAL BOARD

PATRON : Dr.P.K.Jayadev, Principal

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF : Dr.S.K.Chitra Lakshimi, Asst.Prof/English

STUDENT EDITORS AND ARTICLE CONTRIBUTORS

1. Uday Krishnan.U, IV Mechanical

2. Jinu Alex, IV EEE

3. Prasanth.M, IV Metallurgy

4. Krithika. M. B, IV Civil

5. Navaneetha Krishnan. M, III CSE

6. Arpita.K.R, III EEE

7. Surendiran .S, II Civil

8. Sharath Ram .G, II Mech

ARTICLE CONTRIBUTIONS ALSO BY

Uvashri .R, II Civil

Lucky .K, II ECE

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