Revised Institution Development Proposal of UIET

TECHNICAL EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME (TEQIP)

Phase-II

REVISEDINSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL 2016 For Sub Component 1.1: Strengthening Institutions to improve Learning Outcomes and employability of graduates

Submitted By:

University Institute of Engineering & Technology Panjab University, Chandigarh

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1. INSTITUTIONAL BASIC INFORMATION 1.1 Institutional Identity · Name of the institution · ·

· · ·

: University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Panjab University, Chandigarh Is the Institution AICTE approved : Yes Furnish AICTE approval No. : 06/04/CHAN/ENGG/2004/001 dated 14.05.2004 : AICTE/E&T/North-West/2008-09 dated 23.04.2008 : 06/04/CHAN/ENGG/2004/001 dated 02.05.2008 : Nort-West/1-2017583321/2014/EOA dated 04.06.2014 (ANNEXURE-A) Type of Institution : Govt. Funded Status of Institution : Autonomous Institute Name of the Head of the Institution : Prof. Renu Vig

Head and Name Nodal Officer Head of the Prof. Renu Vig Institute TEQIP Prof. Sukhwinder Coordinator Singh Project Nodal Officers for Academics Dr. Harish Kumar Activities Civil Works Mr. R.K. Rai, Including XEN-I, PU Environment Management Procurement Mr. Sumit Coordinator Budhiraja, Assistant Prof. ECE Procurement Mr. Arpit Bansal, Coordinator Sr. Programmer Financial Prof. Renu Vig Aspects Equity Prof. Renu Vig Assurance Plan Implementation

Phone Number 0172-2544995

Mobile Fax E-mail Address Number Number 09814126152 0172-2547986 [email protected]

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09417756421

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1.2 Academic Information: · Engineering UG and PG Programmes offered in academic year 2014-15: S.No.

Title of Programme

Level(UG, PG, Ph.d)

1.

Bachelor of Engg in Biotech, CSE,IT,ECE Bachelor of Engg in EEE, Mech Master of Engineering in IT,ECE Master of Engineering in CSE Master of Technology in Microelectronics Master of Engineering in Electrical(Power System), Mechanical Master of Material Sciences and Technology

UG

4

2002

UG

4

2004

PG

2

2005

PG

2

2008

PG

2

PG

2

1999 (shifted in 2008) 2014

PG

2

2014

2. 3.

4. 5.

6.

7.

Duration (Years)

Year of starting

AICTE sanctioned Annual Intake

Total student strength

Detail enclosed in Annexure-B

· Accreditation status of UG Programmes: Title of UG programs being

Whether eligible for

Whether accredited as

Whether "Applied For" as

offered

accreditation or not

on March 31,2014

on March 31,2014

BE in Biotechnology

Yes

Accredited upto Jan

Yes, renewal is applied for

2014 BE in ECE

Yes

Do

Do

BE in CSE

Yes

Do

Do

BE in IT

Yes

Do

Do

BE in Mech.

Yes

Do

Do

BE in EEE

Yes

Do

Do

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· Accreditation status of PG Programmes: Title of PG programs being

Whether eligible for

Whether accredited as

Whether "Applied For" as on

offered

accreditation or not

on March 31,2014

March 31,2014

ME (ECE)

Yes

Accreditated upto Jan

Yes, renewal is applied for

2014 ME (CSE)

Yes

Do

Do

ME (IT)

Yes

Do

Do

M.Tech (Micro Electronics)

Yes

Do

Do

ME (Electrical Power System)

Yes

No

-

ME (Mechanical)

Yes

No

Do

M.Tech (Material Sciences)

Yes

No

-

University Institute of Engineering & Technology is an Institute in Panjab University. Panjab University is accredited by NAAC and is graded as 'A' for a period of five years from 29/01/2009 further renewal is applied for (Photocopy of the NAAC accreditation letter and funding status of Panjab University enclosed as Annexure C). ·

NBA accreditation status of UG Programmes: Title of UG programs

Whether eligible for

Whether accredited

Whether "Applied For" as on

being offered

accreditation or not

as on March 31,2014

March 31,2014

BE in Biotechnology

Yes

No

Yes

BE in ECE

Yes

No

Yes

BE in CSE

Yes

No

Yes

BE in IT

Yes

No

Yes

BE in Mech.

Yes

No

Yes

BE in EEE

Yes

No

Yes

University Institute of Engineering & Technology (UIET) has applied for six branches of UG Programmes with NBA authorities. The detail is enclosed as Annexure-D

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C

R

C

R

0

15=(3+5+7+9+ 11+13) 7

16= (2-15) 19

17=(4+6+8+10 + 12+14) 0

0

0

8

45

0

0

0

0

79

32

39

0

0

0

94

96

39

Other disciplines

Total number of contract faculty in position

R

Total number of vacancies

C

Total number of regular faculty in position

R

Engg disciplines

Other disciplines

Engg disciplines

Other disciplines

Present status: Number in position by Highest Qualification Doctoral Degree Masters degree Bachelor Degree Engg disciplines

Faculty Rank

No. of sanctioned regular post

1. 3 Faculty status (Regular/On- Contract Faculty)

C

R

C

R

C

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Prof.

26

5

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Asso Prof.

53

6

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Asst Prof. Total

111

19

6

12

4

47

22

1

7

0

190

30

6

15

4

47

22

1

7

0

Prof=Professor, Asso Prof=Associate Professor, Asst Prof=Assistant Prof, R=Regualr, C=Contract

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1.4 Baseline Data S.No 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

18. 19. 20. 21.

Parameters Total strength of students in all programmes and all years of study in the year 2014-15 Total women students in all programmes and all years of study in the year 2014-15 Total SC students in all programmes and all years of study in the year 2014-15 Total ST students in all programmes and all years of study in the year 2014-15 Total OBC students in all programmes and all years of study in the year 2014-15 Number of fully functional P-IV and above level computers available for students in the year2014-15 Total number of syllabus text books and reference books available in library for UG & PG students in the year 2014-15 % of UG students placed through campus interviews in the year 2013-14 % of PG students placed through campus interviews in the year 2013-14 % of high quality under graduates (>75% marks) passed out in the year 2013-14 % of high quality post graduates (>75% marks) passed out in the year 2013-14 Number of research publications in Indian refereed Journals in the year 2013-14 Number of research publications in International refereed Journals in the 2013-14 Number of patents obtained in the year 2014-15 Number of patents filed in the year 2014-15 Number of sponsored research projects completed in the year 2014-15 The transition rate of students in percentage from 1st year & 2nd year in the year 2013-14 for: (i) all students (ii) SC (iii) ST (iv) OBC IRG from students fee and other charges in the year 2014-15Rs. (In lacs) IRG from commercialization of R & D products, consultancy & other sources in the year 2014-15 (Rs. In lacs) Total IRG in the year 2014-15 (Rs. In lacs) Total recurring expenditure in the year 2014-15 (Rs. in lacs)

Detail 2460 760 377 130 121 845 17718 70% 20% 44.98% 38.35% 2 109 Nil Nil Nil

(i) 81% (ii) 73% (iii) 54% (iv) 96% 1479.55 1229.44 2708.99 2229.45

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2. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL 2.1 Summary of IDP The main focus of the proposal is overall development of the educational, industrial, and employment sector with thrust on social empowerment benefiting the students, academicians, industry and society at large. Following points summarize the scope of IDP in totality: · To enhance employability of students by strengthening industry-institute interaction. · To uplift the learning outcome of SC/ ST/ OBC and academically weak students by deploying student centric teaching methodology supported with state of the art laboratories and learning resources. · To implement credit based system to maintain academic flexibility. · To establish new ME programmes and strengthen existing PG courses for encouraging indigenous development through innovative ventures. · To organize soft skill and personality development programmes in order to make the students industry ready. · To identify the training needs of faculty / staff and accordingly make provisions for the same. · To acquire e-learning resources in library which will enable students to conceptualize and update at their own pace and location. · To attract high caliber students by creating modern infrastructure. · To establish centre of excellence in new and emerging areas of technology. · To setup entrepreneurship and community development centre which will cater to societal needs by providing vocational training hence promoting self-employment. · To promote collaborative and interdisciplinary research for addressing problems of interest to society and industry. 2.2 Details of SWOT analysis · A team of key stakeholders consisting of heads of all the branches in UIET and training placement officer under the leadership of Director, UIET underwent consultations and brainstorming. · Brainstorming sessions were carried out by various faculty members in separate groups of students to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, keeping in view evolution of institute and future plans. · Based on the SWOT analysis, strategic planning and vision of UIET has been formulated.

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Strategic Plan · · · · · · · · ·

Continuous up-gradation of knowledge and skills of faculty and staff. Enhancement of learning resources and methodologies for students. Up-gradation and modernization of existing laboratories. Setting up of laboratories for new research areas. Strengthening industry academia relationship to improve the status of employability, curriculum design, consultancy etc. Enhancing R& D and consultancy activities in expert areas. Starting new PG programmes. Enhancing academic, administration and financial management using office automation tools. Establishment of Web servers to host the e-content, lecture plans, tutorials etc. developed by the faculty.

The strategic plan is formulated so as to enhance the strengths of the institute and improve upon weaknesses. The opportunities will be effectively utilized to face the challenges posed by threats. 2.3 Objectives as per SWOT Analysis General Objectives 1. To strengthen infrastructure by removing obsolescence in equipment and up-gradation of infrastructure to keep pace with the developments in technology. 2. It is our endeavor to establish UIET as a leading engineering institute on the national scenario. To achieve that, it is very important to develop R&D facilities which attract consultancy project offers by industry as well as various project funding agencies. 3. Up-gradation of manpower (teaching/non-teaching) is another parameter which requires focus. Faculty and staff regularly need to attend training programmes to enhance their skills so as to adopt upcoming and futuristic technologies. 4. Average package being offered to UIET students is approximately Rs. 3.5 lakhs. However, opportunities exist where industry pays from Rs. 6-8 lakhs to engineering graduates. Students need to be given holistic education in such a way that atleast 30% students get higher pay packages. 5. To provide holistic education to the students in addition to technical knowledge, they need to develop soft skills, inculcate leadership qualities through workshops, seminars, short term courses, expert lectures, etc. 6. To achieve excellence through best teaching practices, innovation, team work and project work in collaboration with industry.

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Specific Objectives 1. UIET has more than 850 computers in various laboratories of different branches. Out of these 43 are core i7 and 50 are core i5 machines. 2. Equipment of various laboratories in different fields that has become obsolete needs to be upgraded and modernized. Software needs to be up-graded after approximately every three years to keep pace with the latest versions. 3. UIET has QEEE lab having video conferencing facility and projector system. There is further need to establish more smart classrooms having projector system, smart electronic boards and a computer system. UIET has 33 classrooms which will grow to 40. All these class rooms need to be equipped with modern gadgets so that best practices in teaching can be implemented 4. UIET needs to establish itself in the area of wireless communication, mechatronics, medical imaging, microelectronics, materials science and engineering, etc. to strengthen R&D activities. 5. Eighteen Faculty members of UIET has travelled abroad on networking tour/International Conferences/Training and for paper presentation. The detail is given below: S.No.

Name of the Faculty & Designation

Purpose of Visit

Name of the Organization

1.

Prof. Sanjeev Puri, Professor Biotech

2.

Dr. Amit Chauhan, Assistant Prof. Mech. Prof. Renu Vig, Director UIET

Advanced Training Course on Frontiers in Stem Cell & Regeneration Advanced training Woods hole International Conference of Mechanical Engineering The 2013 International Conference on Image processing, Computer Vision and Pattern recognition Science and Information Conference 2013

Marine Biological laboratory ,Massachusetts USA Imperial College, London World Academy of Sciences ,Las Vegas, USA

3.

4.

Mr. Ravneet Kumar, Workshop Instructor-CumResearch Scholar

5.

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal, Associate Prof. CSE

6.

Ms. Hema Setia, Assistant Prof. Biotech

7.

Mr. Shankar Sehgal, Assistant Prof. Mech.

Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) Paper presentation during IMAC-XXXII: A Conference and Exposition on structure Dynamics”

Science & Information Conference 2013 at Heathrow London,England Higher Education Forum, Tapei, Taiwan ,Hong Kong Higher Education Forum, Tapei, Taiwan ,Hong Kong Society for Experimental Mechanics, USA

Duration From 30-09-2012

To 07-10-2012

03-07-2013

05-07-2013

22-07-2013

25-07-2013

07-10-2013

09-10-2013

19-12-2013

21-12-2013

19-12-2013

21-12-2013

03-02-2014

06-02-2014

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8.

Dr. Harish Kumar, Associate Prof. CSE

Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology

9.

Dr. Aditya Kaushik, Assistant Prof. Applied Sciences

Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology

10.

Mr. Raman Singh, Research Scholar

11.

Mr. Amrinder Pal Singh , Assistant Prof. Mech.

12.

Prof. Renu Vig, Director UIET

13.

Mr. Y.P. Verma, Assistant Prof. EEE Prof. Savita Gupta, Professor CSE

International Conference on Computers, Communications and Control (ICCC) Paper presentation during International Conference on Mechanics of Composites(MECHCOMP 2014 ) Study tour to the University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham, University of Cambridge and Imperial Collage, London Paper Presentation in World Congress on Engineering Study and Networking Tour to school of Engg.

14.

15.

Prof. Harmesh Kumar, Professor Mech.

16.

Mr. Prashant Jindal, Assistant Prof. Mech.

17.

Dr. Vishal Gupta, Assistant Prof. CSE

18.

Dr. Sarbjeet Singh, Associate Prof. CSE

Visit to labs of schools of Engg. Cardiff University and University of Birmingham Oral paper presentation at the 22nd Annual International Conference on Composites/ Nano Engineering(ICCE-22) Oral Paper Presentation at International conference on Systems Engineering Paper presentation at Intelligent Techniques in distributed systems in conjunction with 5th International Conference on Emerging ubiquitous systems and pervasive networks (EUSPN-2014)

RAND Corporation MIT and Carnegie Mellon University ,USA RAND Corporation MIT and Carnegie Mellon University, USA Agora University, ORADEA ,Romania Stony Brooke University, USA

06-05-2014

13-05-2014

06-05-2014

13-05-2014

07-05-2014

09-05-2014

08-06-2014

12-06-2014

British Council ,United Kingdom

23-06-2014

28-06-2014

Imperial College, London Cardiff University, United Kingdom Cardiff University, United Kingdom Malta University, Malta

02-07-2014

04-07-2014

06-07-2014

14-07-2014

06-07-2014

14-07-2014

13-07-2014

19-07-2014

University of Nevada, Las Vegas ,USA EUSPN Committee Acadia University, Canada

19-08-2014

21-08-2014

22-09-2014

25-09-2014

6. The ultimate objective is to create center of excellence in areas such as a. Signal Processing b. Mobile Computing c. Wireless Communication d. Bio-Medical Engineering e. Mechatronics

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f. Robotics g. Materials Fabrication and Characterization h. Semi Anchoinch Lab 7. Such facilities will also attract companies to set up their research labs in the university campus. 8. UIET has acquired more books and online journals, subscribed to IEEE journal . Expected Results 1. Exposure to modern equipment in laboratories will enable faculty to train students as per the needs of the industry. 2. With the availability of up to date software licenses, students can work on the live projects to enhance their skill set. 3. Exposure to infrastructure created under this project will enhance the employability of students in terms of higher responsibility jobs along with higher earning opportunities. It will also remove the need to re-train the students absorbed by the industry. 4. With the availability of smart class rooms, students can learn at any pace/ time / location with the help of recorded lectures and e-content created by the faculty members. 5. Post Graduate and PhD students can undertake projects in laboratories like Mobile Computing, BioMedical Instrumentation/ Imaging, Mechatronics, Robotics etc. created in this Phase-II of TEQIP. 6. Faculty can undertake consultancy projects in the areas in which infrastructure will be set up. Revenue can also be generated from this consultancy work for the upkeep and enhancement of these facilities created. 7. Faculty can collaborate with reputed universities of the developed countries and take up joint projects benefiting Panjab University as well as participating universities. 8. The institute will be able to purchase more licenses for online access to various journals. Availability of various journals in library will strengthen research activities of the institute. For the security reasons and avoid theft the RIFD in the library proposed. 2.4 Action Plan (a) Improving employability of graduates Following actions will be taken in the coming years to improve the employability of graduates. A. Soft Skill workshops will be conducted to enhance the soft skills of students required in the industry. The details of programs already conducted are given below:

S.No.

1. 2. 3.

SOFT SKILL WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED UNDER TEQIP-II Name of Host Branch Title of Program Name & Designation of Coordinator Applied Management Three Day workshop on Business Dr. Gurdeep Singh, Intelligence for students Coordinator Applied Management Mechanical Engg. Idea Catalyst workshop for Dr. Manu Sharma, Reader Students Mech.Engg. Mechanical Engg. HR Meet on Institutional Reforms Dr. Manu Sharma, Reader Mech.Engg.

Duration 01/10/20123/10/2012 12/10/201214/10/2012 30/01/201331/01/2013

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4.

CSE

5.

Applied Management

Workshop on Information Security Education and Awareness Business Conclave

6.

All branches

TEDx Panjab University

7.

Mechanical Engg

8.

EEE

Program to educate students about start-up symbiotic relatioship Soft Skill Program for students of 6th Semester

Prof. Sukhwinder Singh, Prof. CSE

20/03/201321/03/2013

Dr. Gurdeep Singh, Coordinator Applied Sciences Satyavrat Shukla(Organizing Holder) Dr. Manu Sharma, Reader Mech.Engg.

25/10/2013

Mr. Gaurav Sapra, Assistant Prof. EEE

Jan-April 2014

10/11/2013 16/11/2013

A. Student training programs will be organized for all the branches in their respective core industries. The detail of the programs already conducted is given below:

S.No

Name of Host Branch

1.

Mechanical Engg.

2.

Mechanical Engg.

3.

ECE

SHORT TERM TRAINING PROGRAMS Title of Program Name & Designation of Coordinator Short term training program on Prof. Harmesh kumar, Mech. Advanced optimization Techniques Engg. and its application in Engg. Research STTP on " Advanced Optimization Prof. Harmesh Kumar, Techniques and their applications in Associate prof. Mech., Dr. Engg. Reaserch (AOTOAR-2013) Vinay Kanwar, Associate Prof.Maths Four week summer training Mr. Sunil Agrawal, , Assistant. programme on Robotics with Prof. ECE embedded systems

Duration 17/12/201221/12/2012 21/01/201325/01/2013

17/06/201312/07/2013

B. Seminars/Symposium/Conferences will be conducted regularly by calling resource persons from reputed industries. The details of the programs already conducted is given below:

S.No.

Name of Host Branch

1.

Biotechnology

2.

Computer Science & Engg. ECE

3. 4.

Information Technology

5.

Biotechnology

NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZED Title of Program Name & Designation of Coordinator Two days Symposium on Ms. Anupreet Kaur, Asstt. Biotechnology in India Prof. Biotech Opportunities, Challenges and Future aspects Symposium on Cyber security & Dr. Harish Kumar, Associate Privacy Prof. CSE Application of Information Ms. Preeti Gupta,Asstt. Prof. Security and Risk Management ECE Two days symposium on " Recent Ms. Roopali Garg, trends in Computer Science & Coordinator IT, Information Technology Ms. Mandeep Kaur. Assistant Prof. IT Bio-Camp, a national symposium Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Asstt. Prof. on Biotechnology in India: Biotech Challenges & Future Prospects

Duration 27/09/201228/09/2012

11/08/2013 26/09/2013 03/10/201304/10/2013

19/02/201420/02/2014

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6.

Information Technology

S.No.

Name of Host Branch

1.

Electronics & Communication Engg.

2.

Computer Science & Engg.

S.No.

Name of Host Branch

1.

ECE

2.

Biotechnology

2nd Symposium on " Recent Ms. Puneet Jai Kaur, Asstt. Trends in Telecommunication & Prof. IT and Ms. Amandeep Information Technology" Verma, Asstt. Prof. IT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Title of Program Name & Designation of Coordinator International Conference of Mr. Sunil Agrawal, Assistant Recent Advances in Enginerring & Prof. ECE Computational Sciences

12/11/201413/11/2014

3rd International Conference on Biomedical Engineering And Assistive Technologies (BEATS2014) NATIONAL CONFERENCES Title of Program

Dr. Damanjeet Kaur, Assistant Prof. EEE, Prof. Sukhwinder Singh, Prof. CSE

14/2/201415/2/2014

Name & Designation of Coordinator Mr. Arvind Rajput, Coordinator ECE

Duration

Prof. Sanjeev Puri, Coordinator Biotech.

26/02/201428/02/2014

National Conclave Theme: Bridging Gap between Industry and Academia 8th Chandigarh Science Congress

Duration 06/3/201408/3/2014

08/11/201209/11/2012

A. Curriculum will be designed and continuously up-graded based on feedback of experts from the industry. The detail of workshops already organized for curriculum revision are given below: S.No. 1. 2.

Name of Host Branch IT ECE

Title of Program

Name & Designation of Coordinator

Duration

Curriculum revision workshop Curriculum revision workshop

Ms. Roopali Garg, Asstt. Prof. IT Mr. Sumit Budhiraja, Asstt. Prof. ECE

17/05/2013 02/09/2013

B. Students will be encouraged to take live projects from industry to increase the interaction with industry. Various experts lectures have been organized for students. The detail of which are given below: S.No

Name of Host Branch

1. 2.

Electronics & Communication Engg. Mechanical Engg.

3.

Computer Science & Engg.

4.

Electronics & Communication Engg.

5.

Computer Science & Engg.

6.

Computer Science & Engg.

Title of Program

Name & Designation of Coordinator Expert talk on Network Security Mr. Naresh Kumar, Assistant Prof. ECE Expert talk on Data Analysis in Mr. Prashant Jindal, phrmaceutical Industry by Assistant Prof. Mech. Harpreet Singh,ZS Associate Expert talk for Post graduate & Mr. Naveen Aggarwal, Research Scholar in area of Image Assistant Prof. CSE Processing Expert lecture by Dr. Vinod Ms. Preeti Gupta, Assistant Sawhney on Research Issues Prof. ECE, Mr. Naresh related to Electronics Kumar, Assistant Prof. ECE Expert lecture by Prof. Savita Gupta, Dr. Lakhwinder Kaur Coordinator CSE Expert lecture on Interview, Group Mr. Makhan Singh, Assistant Discussion & Resume Preperation Prof. CSE

Duration 12/03/2013 10/10/2013

31/10/2013

23/10/2013

24/10/2013 15/11/2013

13

7.

Information Technology

Expert talk on Programming Skill

Improving Ms. Mandeep Kaur, Astt. Prof. IT

8.

UIET

9.

Computer Science & Engg.

Interaction of students and faculty with Mr. Manoj Chugh, Global Head Business Development at Satyam Mahindra Digital Signal Processing: A Glance from Plato to forward Look by Dr.V.K Madan Sr. Prof at Kalasalingam University

26/3/2014

Dr. Vishal Gupta, Asstt. Prof. CSE

18/4/2014

Dr.Harish Kumar,Associate Prof. CSE

16/01/2015

B. The similar kind of program as conducted above are proposed to be organized in future also. C. Interaction with core industry needs to be enhanced to increase the employability of the students in their area of focus. (b) Increased learning outcomes of the students Following actions will be taken in the coming years to improve the learning outcome of the students. · Special classes will be held academically weak students to increase the transition rate of these students. The detail for the extra classes already taken under TEQIP-II is given below: EXTRA CLASSES FOR WEAK STUDENTS S.No.

Name of Faculty

Department

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mr. Arvind Kumar Mr. Naresh Kumar Ms. Nidhi Ms. Pardeep Kaur Ms. Preeti Ms. Preeti Gupta Ms. Char Madhu Mr. Rajneesh Singla

Mechanical Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Information Technology

10. 11.

Ms. Rajni Sobti Ms. Amandeep Verma

Information Technology Information Technology

12.

Mr. Gurmukh Singh

Information Technology

13.

Mr. Manu Bansal

Information Technology

14. 15.

Ms. Roopali Garg Ms. Nidhi

Information Technology Information Technology

16.

Ms. Puneet jai Kaur

Information Technology

Subject Finite Elements methods Digital Signal Processing Wireless Communication Microprocessor Microprocessor Optical Communication Analog Electronics Analog Electronics Advance DBMS, Wireless Communication Data Structure Network Security and Cryptography Web Technology, Embedded System Software Testing and quality assurance Microprocessor Network Security and Cryptography, Digital Image Processing Data Structure

Classes taken in the month of May 2013 June-July 2013 June-July 2013 May - June ,2013 May - June ,2013 May - June ,2013 May 2013 May - June ,2013 July 2013 June 2013 June 2013 July 2013 July 2013 March- May 2013 July 2013

March-April 2013

14

17. 18.

Information Technology Information Technology

Microprocessor Digital Signal Processing

July-Nov 2013 Aug-Nov 2013

19.

Ms. Roopali Garg Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh Ms. Amandeep Verma

Information Technology

Operating System

July-Nov 2013

20. 21. 22. 23.

Mr. Gurmukh Singh Mr.Manu Bansal Ms. Puneet Jai Kaur Prof. Sanjeev Puri

Information Technology Information Technology Information Technology Biotechnology

Aug-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Dec 2013 July-Nov 2013

24. 25.

Ms. Jaspreet kaur Ms. Hema Setia

Biotechnology Biotechnology

26.

Ms. Anupreet Kaur

Biotechnology

27.

Mr. Shailender Kumar Arya

Biotechnology

28. 29.

Ms. Ranjana Bhatia Ms. Meenakshi Garg

Biotechnology Biotechnology

30. 31.

Ms. Anupriya Minhas Prof. Sukhwinder Singh

Biotechnology Computer Sci. & Engg.

Computer Graphics Theory of Computation Operating System Cellular and Molecular Biology BioChemistry Material and Energy Balance Calculations, Transport Phenomena Bioprocess Engg., Bioanalytical Techniques Enzyme Engg and technology, Environmental Biotechnology Microbiology Concept in Biotechnology, Food Biotechnology Animal Cell culture EC-317 Microprocessors

32.

Dr.Naveen Aggarwal

Computer Sci. & Engg.

Aug-Nov 2013

33.

Dr. Vishal Gupta

Computer Sci. & Engg.

34.

Mr. Makhan Singh

Computer Sci. & Engg.

CSE 512: Software Engineering , CSE 712: Multimedia System Design CSE: 513 Computer Networks, CSE: 513 Computer Networks CSE:517 Discrete Structures & Computational Logic

35.

Mr.Mukesh Kumar

Computer Sci. & Engg.

July-Nov 2013

36.

Ms. Mamta Juneja

Computer Sci. & Engg.

37. 38.

Mr. Akashdeep Mr. Rohit Kumar

Computer Sci. & Engg. Computer Sci. & Engg.

39.

Ms. Nirmal Kaur

Computer Sci. & Engg.

40. 41.

Ms. Dhriti Ms. Himanshu

Computer Sci. & Engg. Computer Sci. & Engg.

42. 43.

Ms. Manisha Kaushal Ms. Manisha Kaushal

Computer Sci. & Engg. Computer Sci. & Engg.

44.

Mr. Arvind Rajput

Electronics & Comm. Engg.

Compiler Design CSE:511 Operating System, CSE:511 Operating System Data Structures Software Testing & Quality Assuranace Principles of Program. Languages Information Security CSE:313 Peripheral Devices and Interfaces , CSE:714 Information Security Software Engineering Programming Fundamentals Basic Electronics

July-Oct 2013 July-Nov 2013

Sep-Nov 2013 Aug-Nov 2013

Aug-Nov 2013 Aug-Nov 2013

July-Oct 2013 July-Oct 2013

July-Nov 2013

July-Nov 2013

July-Nov 2013

July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013

July-Dec 2013 July-Dec 2013 Aug 2013-Dec 2013 15

45. 46. 47.

Mr. Jaget Singh Dr. Preeti Ms. Pardeep Kaur

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

48. 49.

Ms. Sabhyata Soni Ms.Harvinder Singh

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

50. 51.

Mr. Jatinder Singh Ms. Anaahat Dhindsa

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

52. 53.

Ms. Anaahat Dhindsa Ms. Gurpreet Kaur

54.

Mr. Sanjiv Kumar

55.

Ms. Charu Madhu

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electrical & Electronics Engg. Electrical & Electronics Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

56.

Mr. Sarvjit Singh

Electronics & Comm. Engg.

57. 58. 59. 60. 61.

Ms.Nidhi Mr. Naresh Kumar Mr. Naresh Kumar Mr. Naresh Kumar Ms. Charu Madhu

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

62. 63. 64.

Ms. Nidhi Ms. Nidhi Ms. Anaahat Dhindsa

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg.

65.

Ms. Daljeet Kaur

Electronics & Comm. Engg.

66.

Ms. Charu Madhu

Electronics & Comm. Engg.

67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76.

Ms. Harvinder Kaur Ms. Harvinder Kaur Mr. Jatinder Singh Mr. Jatinder Singh Ms. Sabhyata Soni Ms. Preeti Mr. Sanjiv Kumar Ms. Gurpreet Kaur Dr. Ranjana Bhatia Dr. Ranjana Bhatia

Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Biotechnology

77. 78.

Ms. Hema Setia Ms. Hema Setia

79.

Prof. Sanjeev Puri

80.

Dr. Anu Priya Minhas

Biotechnology Biotechnology Biotechnology

Biotechnology Biotechnology

Digital Electronics Optical Communications Microcontrollers and Interfacing Analog Electronics Circuit Microcontrollers and Interfacing , Digital Electronics Integrated Circuits Wireless Communication ,Digital Signal Processing Digital Signal Processing Basic Electronics

July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 Aug-Nov 2013

Basic Electronics, Bioinstrumentation Filters & Transmission Line Antenna and Wave Propagation Computer Networks Wireless Communication Digital Communications Wireless Communication Advanced Microprocessor Computer Networks Microprocessors Computer Architecture & Organization , Digital Communications

Aug-Nov 2013

Filters & Transmission Line, Advanced Microprocessor Filters & Transmission Line Digital Electronics Microwave Engineering Microprocessors VLSI Control Systems Microprocessors Basic Electronics Basic Electronics Downstream Processing Concepts in Biotechnology Process Thermodynamics Modelling and simulation of Bioprocesses Recombinant DNA Technology Immunology and

Dec 2013-Jan 2014

Aug-Oct 2013 Aug-Nov 2013

Aug-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 Aug-Dec 2013

Aug-Nov 2013 Aug-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 July-Nov 2013 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014

Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Dec 2013-Jan 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-June 2014 Jan-June 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 16

81.

Dr. Minakshi Garg Biotechnology

82.

Anupreet Kaur Biotechnology

83.

Anupreet Kaur Biotechnology

84.

Shailender Kumar Arya Biotechnology

85. 86. 87. 88.

Shailender Kumar Arya Dr. Jaspreet Kaur Mr. Gursharan Singh Mr. Arvind Rajput

Biotechnology Biotechnology Biotechnology Electronics & Comm. Engg.

Immunotechnology Introduction to Bioinformatics Chemical Reaction Engineering Bioreactor Design & Operations Enzyme Catalyzed Organic Synthesis Modelling and simulation of Bioprocesses Industrial Microbiology Nano Biotechnology Semiconductor Electronics

Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Jan-May 2014 Feb-14

· Summer Courses and workshops will be conducted to enhance the learning of students in the core subjects. · E-learning resources will be strengthened in the library which will facilitate the students to learn at their own pace. (c) Autonomous institution status Panjab University is a fully autonomous body as per East Panjab University Act 1947 amended in 1956 and UIET is a constituent department of Panjab University and further as per the decision taken in the Syndicate Meeting of Panjab University held on 27th July 2013, full financial and administrative autonomy has been given to UIET, Panjab University Chandigarh. (d) Achieving the targets of 60% of the eligible UG and PG programmes accredited within two years of joining the Project and 100% accreditation obtained and applied for by the end of the Project of the eligible UG and PG programmes. Panjab University has been accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) upto 28-01-2014.Its renewal activity has already been initiated NAAC Team visited the campus on March 2-5, 2015 , Its report is awaited. NBA accreditation process has been initiated and e-SAR has been filed online. The visit of the NBA accreditation team is due matter is already followed up through SPFU. (e) Implementation of Academic and Non-Academic reforms 1. Academic reforms: A. Curriculum revision: · Curriculum of each branch has been revised by taking inputs academicians from regional institutes and specific industry representatives. · Curriculum of each branch gives 20% weightage to departmental and open electives. · In each semester, practical courses with emphasis on projects are introduced to enhance the design and creative skills of the students. · In the curriculum 10% management oriented subjects are introduced to enhance the 17

entrepreneurial, innovative thinking and leadership skills. Students need to go through Industrial training during summer vacations every year. Soft skill based courses such as seminars and group discussions have been introduced to improve communication skills. The experts from industry will be invited to deliver lectures on latest technologies. The scholarship for ME/M.Tech & Ph.D students has been given under TEQIP-II. The detail of the students are given below:

· · · ·

Under TEQIP-II (Scholarship @ 8000/-) (Non-GATE & GATE Students) Scholarship of M.E Scholars

S.No 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Non-GATE Students 2013-14 Name Branch Year Ms. Roopali M.E. (IT) 2013-14 Ms. Sunaina Sharma M.E. (IT) 2013-14 Ms. Dalbir Kaur M.E. (IT) 2013-14 Mr. Narinder Pal Singh M.E. (IT) 2013-14 Ms. Priyanka Kamra M.E.(CSE) 2013-14 Ms. Nirmala Pun M.E.(CSE) 2013-14 Ms. Swati Vaid M.E.(ECE) 2013-14 Ms. Manisha Ajmani M.E.(ECE) 2013-14 Ms. Sheenu M.E. (ECE) 2013-14 Mr. Ram Krishan M. Tech (ECE) 2013-14 Ms. Sukhvir Kaur M. Tech(ECE) 2013-14 Ms. Nidhi Priya M. Tech(ECE) 2013-14 Mr. Ashish Sharma M. Tech(ECE) 2013-14 GATE Students 2013-14 ME (ECE) ME (ECE) ME (ECE) ME (ECE) ME (ECE) ME (ECE) ME (CSE) ME (CSE)

Daljeet Singh Motton Kulvir Mahi Lakhwinder Singh Manu Chopra Navita Kamboj Tejinderjit Singh Anmol Dabra Priya Raina

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

Amount (in Rs.) 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000

8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000

Under TEQIP-II (Schoalrship @ 18000+20% HRA) (Ph.D Non-GATE & GATE Students)

S.No Name 1. 2. 3.

Ph.D. Non-GATE Students Branch Year

Mr. Raman Kumar Goyal Mr. Jagpreet Mr. Raman Singh

CSE CSE CSE

2010-11 2010-11 2010-11

Amount (in Rs.) 21600 21600 21600 18

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Mr. Vipul Sharma Ms. Suneet Narula Garg Mr. Ranjit Singh Mr. Gholamreza Kakamashadi Mr. Behrouz Kheiri Ms. Bulbul Gupta Ali Reza Sina Chamandeep Kaur Mehak Gambhir Jasmeet Singh Raahat Devender Singh Rashid Mustafa

S.No Name 1. Mr. Dinesh Vij 2. Mr. Gagan Singla

CSE ECE CSE CSE

2010-11 2011-12 2011-12 2011-12

18375 21600 21600 21600

Mechanical Biotech EEE ECE CSE CSE CSE CSE

2012-13 2012-13 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

21600 21600 21600 21600 18470 21600 18470 18470

(Ph.D GATE Students) Branch Year CSE 2013-14 CSE 2013-14

Amount (In Rs.) 21600 18470

B. Improved students performance evaluation · Performance/ progress of a student is measured by the number of credits that he/she has earned. · For the award of grades in a course, all component wise evaluation shall be done in terms of marks. The components include: Midterm-1 and Midterm-2 examinations, assignments/ projects/ class presentations/ attendance, and End semester examination. · Finalization of the grades shall be done by the Board of Control of the department/ institute or appropriate body/committee approved by the university for the purpose. · Internal assessment of students for each subject will be based on formative evaluation: tests, assignments, quizzes, presentations orals, individual and group assignments. · Answer sheets of End Semester and Mid semester exams are shown to students after evaluation within a week of conduct of the exams. · Weak students in each subject, who are awarded ‘ E’ grade, will repeat through some preparatory classes for that subject in next three weeks before they are reexamined. · To encourage the students for self assessment faculty will give assignments/ tutorials with solutions. In addition to this mock test and quizzes will be conducted with help of on-line question bank. · Provision will be made in the time-table for counseling of students to resolve their personal and academic issues. C. Performance Appraisal of Faculty by students · Faculty takes feedback from the students after the completion of the course so as to improve the teaching learning process. · A feedback Performa has been prepared to take feedback from students based on various parameters like: quality of teaching, use of teaching aid, accessibility of faculty members, syllabus covered, types of test given, and effort beyond syllabus covered etc. · Feedback performa filled by the students are analyzed by the H.O.D and accordingly motivate the faculty so as to improve the quality of teaching. 19

· Regular departmental meetings are being held for strategic planning according to the vision of the institute. D. Faculty Incentives for Continuing Education, Consultancy, Research and Development, etc · Training need analysis has been carried out to identify the training needs of faculty and they are encouraged to attend training programmes in industry/ institutes of repute. · Panjab University has provision of providing academic, sabbatical, study, duty leave in its calendar which the faculty can avail as per the requirements. · The faculty members are encouraged to go abroad to present papers in international conferences for which travel grant is provided from the university budget once in three years to each faculty member. · Since there is provision in the budget of TEQIP II for travel to attend conferences, more faculty members are motivated to attend conferences, workshops and seminars outside India. · The Academic Staff College of Panjab University regularly conducts orientation and refresher courses sponsored by UGC for knowledge up gradation and motivating the faculty to pursue R&D, consultancy work, etc. · UIET has collaboration with different industries in this region and faculty is encouraged to take up consultancy projects. Faculty is also provided sabbatical leave by virtue of which they can spend time in industry and take up the problem solving projects at the industry. · Panjab University provides financial assistantship every year to each faculty member for purchase of books and for becoming member of professional societies. · Faculty is encouraged to publish quality papers in journals of high impact factor. · Faculty is involved in collaborative research with other organizations such as PGIMER, GMCH, CSIO, IMTECH, NIPER, TBRL etc. for solving the inter-disciplinary problems. · Faculty promotions are time bound and based on acquiring academic performance indicators as per the latest UGC guidelines. · Panjab University publishes an annual report, which comprises of various faculty achievements such as publications, extension lectures, consultancy projects etc. · Panjab University has Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) as per the requirement of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). · Panjab University has Centre for Industry Institute Partnership Programme to promote innovation and industry relevant enrichments in the academic programmes. 2. Non- Academic Reforms · Panjab University has constituted Management Committee as per UGC guidelines. · The institute has the following committees functions of which are clearly defined in the university calendar: § § § § § § §

Board of Studies Research Degree Committees Board of Control Academic CommitteeAdministrative Committee Technical Committee Purchase Committee 20

· The above Committees are authorized to exercise various autonomies such as Managerial, Academic, Administrative and Financial. · The budget sanctioned for U.I.E.T. by the Board of Finance of Panjab University has various heads such as Improvement of Education, Research Grant, Purchase/repair of equipments/maintenance, Setting up and Development of Lab and strengthening of labs. · Revenue generated out of consultancy works is partially retained by the Institute according to the rules of Panjab University. · All the teaching and staff vacancies are filled up as per the rules of Panjab University which follows the guidelines of UGC. · The various committees mentioned above have faculty members from all the branches at all levels by rotation and are involved in the decision making process. · 5% seats are reserved in U.I.E.T. for Economically Weaker Section. The students admitted under this section are entitled for tuition fee waiver provided they ensure minimum academic standard. (f) Improving Interaction with Industry · UIET has linkages with industry to strengthen overall development of faculty and students. · Under the Campus Connect MoU with Infosys Technologies, around 13 faculty members got exposure to industry processes by attending various events like workshop, seminars, short term training programme, in their Development Centers (DC). Two faculty members have successfully completed 6-weeks sabbatical projects in their DC. Around 250 students got benefited from their foundation training program. · Philips also offered projects to be developed by the students who were mentored by faculty members of UIET. · Bharti Telecom has established a Bharti Chair in Telecommunication by setting up a corpus of Rs.50.00 Lacs. Under this chair, one post of Professor has been created for advancement of telecommunication field. · Board of Studies include representatives from reputed industries with a view to have a feed back to acclimatize the students to the problems and environment of industry. · Experts from the industry are regular visitors of the campus to impart their experience to student and faculty. (g) Enhancement of research and consultancy activities A. Online access to all international journals is provided to update the faculty with the recent development in the area of their interest. B. Collaborative research with active research laboratories in land or abroad is encouraged. C. Consultancy projects dealing with real time problems are supported by creating conducive infrastructure. D. Research projects of interest to University, Society and Nation are undertaken.

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2.5

A. B. C. D. E.

Provide an Action plan for improving the academic performance of SC/ST/OBC/academically weak students through innovative methods, such as remedial and skill development classes for increasing the transition rate and pass rate with the objective of improving their employability. Following are the main actions taken to bridge the gap between the SC/ ST/ OBC/ Academically weak students and other students Summer courses are organized to deal with academic problems faced by the students. Special remedial tutorials during the semester are organized to resolve the misconceptions or deficits in understanding of various subjects. Soft Skills workshops are organized to enhance the corporate personality development of these students. Technical workshops are organized to hone their skills for a specific technology. E-learning material is procured for the benefit of SC/ST, backward classes and academically weaker students.

2.6 Provide an Action Plan for strengthening of PG Programmes, if any and starting of new PG programmes. A. Introduction of new PG courses in: i) Biotechnology Engineering These courses are envisioned keeping in view the current developments as far as the technological need of industry . B. Enhancement of facilities for research and development to augment postgraduate and doctoral level studies, which in turn will open up new areas for providing consultancy, carrying out industrial testing and provide potential man power in rapidly developing engineering education sector. C. Setting up of different research laboratories for simulating and modeling various experiments, which are otherwise costly to emulate. 2.7 Provide Faculty Development Plan for the first 18 months for improving their teaching, subjects area and research competence based on Training Needs Analysis (TNA) in the following areas. Attach the summary of Training Needs Analysis carried out. S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Name of Event

No. of Days

Tentative Dates

Approx Budget (Rs) 1,50,000

Workshop on Self Excited Induction Generator One week Short Term Course on Role of Artificial Intelligence in Engineering One week Short Term Course on Renewable Energy Two week Short Term Course on MATLAB/Simulink Environment Seminar on Skill Sharpening Expert Lecture by Prof. Pradeep Kumar, IIT Roorkee, Prof. PC Tewari, NIT

3 Days

24-26 Sept,2015

1 Week

7-11 December,2015

3,00,000

1 Week

21-25 December,2015

3,00,000

2 Week

15-27 February,2016

4,50,000

1 Day ----

March 2015 March & April,2015

50,000 20,000

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7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.

22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.

28.

29. 30.

Kurukshetra Training Program on Innovations and latest research in Engineering Workshop on Mechanical Engg. National Conference on Mechanical Engg. Training Program on Latest research Trends in Mechanical Engg. National Symposium on BioCAMP: Current Trends and Future Prospects in Biotechnology Expert Lecture by Lecturers from IIT Delhi Workshop on Biotechnology Engineering Expert Talk by Alumni Expert Talk by Industry Expert Expert Talk by Industry Expert Soft Skill Workshop for Faculty Soft Skill Workshop for Lab Staff Optiwave Workshop/Lab View Workshop Two days Symposium International Conference on "Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations" Two Days Workshop on Design and Fabrication OLED Workshop on Wireless Communication Expert Lecture on Smart Sensors Workshop on Neuro feedback Training Short term training Programme on Natural Language Processing Binnaual National Conference on Contemporary areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies Binnaual International Conference on thurst areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies Faculty Development Programme (Signal & Image Processing) Conducting certificate courses for specialized technologies

1 Week

April,2015

4,00,000

2 Days 2 Days

2 Days Sept-Oct,2015

1,50,000 4,00,000

1 week

Nov-Dec, 2015

4,00,000

2 Days

Sept,2015

3,70,000

----

Oct,2015

50,000

----------------------------

Nov,2015 May 2015 Sept 2015 Feb 2016 Dec 2015 Oct 2015 Jun 2015

1,50,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 50,000 50,000 50,000

-----

Nov 2015

2,00,000

-----

2015-16

9,95,000

2 Days

28th-29th July,2015

1,00,000

2 Days

1,00,000

1 Day 3 Days 1 Week

27th-28th August,2015 24th Sept,2015 4th-6th Nov,2015 May 2016

25,000 1,50,000 4,00,000

2 Days

Dec,2015

5,50,000

2 Days

Dec,2015-16

10,00,000

1 Week

Nov-Dec 2015

4,00,000

2 Weeks

Dec,2015 and May-June 2016

5,00,000

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2.8 Provide an Action plan for training Technical and Staff functional areas. A. The program already organized for the Non-teaching and technical staff is given below: S.No.

Name of Host Branch

Title of Program

1.

Information Technology

2.

Information Technology

3.

Computer Science & Engg.

4.

EEE

Soft skill workshop for non-teaching staff Soft Skill for technical staff Two weeks short term training program on" Computer Hardware maintenance & Networking Skill development workshop for UIET non-teaching personnel

Name & Designation of Coordinator Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh, Asstt. Prof. IT Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh, Asstt. Prof. IT Mr. Makhan Singh, Assistant Prof. CSE

Duration

Mr. Gaurav Sapra, Asstt. Prof. EEE

18th -20th Dec,2013

19th-23rd Nov, 2012 14th- 19th Jan,2013 10th-21st Dec,2013

B. The following officials from UIET attended the program on Environment Management Framework: S.No. 1.

Name of the Program Workshop on " Environment Management Framework" organized by NPIU

Name of Official Mrs. Sarita Sharma Mr. Arpit Bansal Mr. Gurdeep Singh

Date 18-19 2014

Designation June, Assistant Registrar, UIET Senior Programmer, UIET System Manager, TEQIP-II, UIET

2.9 Describe the relevance and coherence of institutional development proposal with State’s/National (in case of CFIs) Industrial/economic development plan. Institutional Development Proposal has been prepared as per the vision of UIET which is given below: · UIET will contribute to the industrial development, economic growth and social needs of country by providing a cadre of engineers, equipped with the knowledge of latest technology in professional engineering education with focus on the contemporary technologies through quality R&D. · The core component of the proposal is to strengthen the industry-institute partnership by increasing the participation of industry personnel in the academic activities. Moreover, the focus of R&D activities will be on solving real-time problems of the industry which will in turn, benefit students, faculty, and the industry. · Research and development in UIET will also concentrate on providing solutions to problems that impact the overall economic growth of nation. · The IDP also takes care of SC/ST/OBC and academically weaker students to ensure inclusive growth of the nation. UIET provides IT enabled education to students of all branches and most of the processes are already computerized. · The IDP further strengthens the complete automation of all academic and administrative processes which conforms to the vision of the Chandigarh administration. The administration has laid down an action plan for the next five years in order to enable all sections of society to benefit from the application of Information Technology. IT 24

for society is the main component of IT vision 2010, which has been announced by the administration lately. 2.10 Describe briefly the participation of departments/faculty in the proposal preparation and implementation. · Different committees of UIET such as Academic, Technical, Purchase, Administrative, Training & Placement committee involve different faculty, staff and students of all the departments. IDP is finalized by consulting these committees. · SWOT analysis has been carried out with the help of faculty and students of all branches. · Training-need analysis involved all the faculty members as well as non teaching staff of UIET. · Technical and Purchase committees were involved in finalizing the budget proposal. · Training & placement committee's proposal focused on strengthening of industry- institute partnership and on increasing employability of students. All these activities have been carried out under the leadership of the Director, UIET with support from coordinators of all the branches. 2.11 Describe the institutional project implementation arrangements. The project will be implemented as per the guidelines provided by the parent body i.e. Panjab University, Chandigarh. · For procurement of technical equipments, Technical committee and Purchase committee will be involved in finalizing the specifications for floating of tender, preparation of comparative statement, and finalization of supply order. · Academic Committee will be responsible for all the academic reforms that have been identified in the IDP. · For the implementation of non-academic reforms, administrative committee will be responsible. · The training & placement committee will make efforts for strengthening the industryinstitute relationship. · R&D cell will be set-up under the leadership of the Director which will include the faculty and students from each branch in order to promote the collaborative and inter-disciplinary research. All these committees will work under the managing committee constituted as per UGC guidelines to achieve goals of IDP.

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2.12 Provide an institutional budget in Table 1 Table-1: INSTITUTIONAL BUDGET (Details are attached in Annexure-H)

Faculty and Staff Development

Research and Development

Teaching and Research Assistant ships

Procurement of Goods

Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP) Phase-II Action Planning from April 2015 to October 2016 Name of the Institution: University Institute of Engineering & Technology, Panjab University, Chandigarh Sub-component : 1.1 Financial figures to be furnished in Rs. Lakh Activities Sub-Activities 01.04.2015 to 31.03.2016 01.04.2016 to 31.10.2016 Target Estimate Target Estimate ICT enabled learning, related software & hardware. 48 130.09 7 76.08 New laboratory for new PG programs 9 16.98 1 6.00 New laboratory for existing PG programs 27 130.06 4 10.09 Library i.e. books,e-books, journals, e-journals course specific 3 29.20 Nil softwares Nil membership of online journals & consortium Nil Nil Nil Nil Digital/Virtual learning Nil Nil Nil Nil Equipments for Institutional TEQIP unit. Nil Nil Nil Nil Civil Work 5 3.35 4 3.30 Others 6 34.83 Nil Nil Sub-total 95 315.32 19 124.68 Masters students enrolled with TEQIP teaching assistantship 21 20.16 21 11.76 PhD students enrolled with TEQIP research assistantship 17 44.06 17 24.02 Others Nil Nil Nil Nil Sub-total Research projects taken by UG /PG students Seed grants for research by faculty Research publications in engineering in refereed journals Organizing conferences on R&D topics Patenting of technologies Others (Expert Lecture) Sub-total Enrollment of faculty with BTech for MTech degree Enrollment of faculty with MTech for PhD degree Faculty training in subject domain Faculty training in pedagogy Organizing in house training workshops in teaching/research

38 1 17 Projects Nil Nil Nil Nil 18 Nil 32 7 5 4

64.22 1.0 15.00 Nil Nil Nil Nil 16.00 Nil 2.0 33.70 10.4 10.0

38 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 25 4 2 2

35.78 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 3.00 4.00 3.00 1.50

Target 55 10 31 3

TOTAL Estimate 206.17 22.98 140.15 29.20

Nil Nil Nil 9 6 114 42 34

Nil Nil Nil 6.65 34.85 440.00 31.92 68.08

Nil

Nil

76 1 17 Projects Nil Nil Nil Nil 18 Nil 57 11 7 6

100.00 1.00 15.00 Nil Nil Nil Nil 16.00 Nil 5.00 37.70 13.40 11.5 26

Industry Institute Interactions Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement Reforms Academic Support for weak students Incremen tal Operatin g Cost

subjects Participation of faculty in outstation seminar/ conferences/ workshops etc Training/Development of technical/support staff Others(Expert Lecture) Sub-total Collaborative academic programs: BTech/MTech/PhD with industry Short term workshops with industry Academic networking with industry/research institutions including industry-exposure to teachers and students Campus Placements of Graduates(UG&PG) Students internship at industry Joint activities with industry Others(Industrial Tour, Finishing School, Industry Conclave) Sub-total Exposure/Training of senior teaching/non-teaching members in management capacity development Others

Sub-total Fee for NBA accreditation Activities / Innovations aiming at improvement in quality of education Others Sub-total Support to academically weak students to enhancement their knowledge and skills Others Sub-total IOC (Incremental Operating Cost)

Sub-total GRAND TOTAL

3

6.5

3

4.00

6

10.50

2 Nil 53

1.0 Nil 63.60

2 Nil 38

1.00 Nil 16.5

4 Nil 91

2.00 Nil 80.10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

2

6.00

1

1.50

3

7.50

4

3.00

2

1.00

6

4.00

2 Nil 1 3 12

5.00 Nil 2.00 6.00 22.00

1 Nil 1 1 6

3.00 Nil 1.00 3.50 10.00

3 Nil 2 4 18

8.00 Nil 3.00 9.50 32.00

10

10.00

10

10.00

20

20.00

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

10 Nil

10.00 Nil

10 Nil

10.00 Nil

20 Nil

20.00 Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil Nil 40

Nil Nil 17.00

Nil Nil 20

Nil Nil 15.00

Nil Nil 60

Nil Nil 32.00

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

40 Nil

17.00 50.00

20 Nil

15.00 30.00

60 Nil

32.00 80.00

Nil 266

50.00 558.14

Nil 131

30.00 241.96

Nil 397

80.00 800.10 27

5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

2

Nil Nil Nil 6.65 34.85 440.00

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Contract Award (Date/Value)

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Opening (Date)

22.98 140.15 29.20

Bank's No Objection to Bidding

8 9 Next 3 Next 1 Months Month

New laboratory for new PG programs New laboratory for existing PG programs Library i.e. books, e-books, journals, e-journals course specific softwares membership of online journals & consortium Digital/Virtual learning Equipments for Institutional TEQIP unit. Civil Work Others TOTAL

7 Next 3 Mont hs -do-do-do-

Design/Investigati on completed/Specia lization finalization(Date)

4 5 6 206.17 Tender/ First 2 Quotations Months

Method of Procurement

3(Description of Work/Goods) ICT enabled learning, related softwares & hardware.

Estimated Cost (Rs.)

Preparation of Bid Document(Date)

2. 3. 4.

Estimated Sanctioned(Date

1 1.

Package No.

S.No.

Activity

Invitation (Date)

2.15 Provide procurement plan for the first 18 months for Goods/Civil Works in Table 4 and Consultancy Services including Pedagogical Training in Table 5 with budget and timeframe

12 13 Next 1 Next 4 Month Months

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2.13 Provide the target against the deliverable listed in the following Table-2 Table-2: INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT TARGETS S.No.

1.

Deliverables

Baseline (figures of 1314)

Targets to be achieved As on Date By Project Closing

87 34 1229.44

222 90 1229.44

300 100

111 2 109 40

137 2 135 102

150

12 28

2 100

70% 20% 3.75

70% 38.35% 8

80% 45% 8

6 Fully Accredited by NAAC

12 NBA Accreditation applied for 6 UG Programmes Vacancy reduced to 40% or less 36 % will complete doctorate

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6. 7.

Number of students registered for (a) Masters in Engineering programme (b) Doctoral Programme in engineering Revenue from externally funded R&D projects and consultancies in total revenue(Rs. in Lacs) Number of publications in referred journals (a) National (b) International Number of co-authored publications in referred journals (a) National (b) International Student credentials (a) Campus placement rate of - UG Students - PG Students (b) average salary of placement package for (Rs. in Lacs) - UG Students - PG Students Number of collaborative programmes with industry Accreditation Status

8.

Vacancy Positions for faculty and staff

45%

9.

Number of regular faculty having master degree or a doctorate degree in engineering disciplines

100%

10.

Transit rate from 1st to 2nd year for the following : - All Students - SC & ST Students - OBC Students - Women Students Autonomy Status

2. 3.

4.

5.

11. 12. 13.

81% 73% 96% 90% Fully Autonomous Enrollment of faculty with only Bachelor degree for Nil qualification up gradation Any other academic deliverable(maximum 3)

81% 73% 96% 90% Fully Autonomous Nil

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Vacancy reduced to 40% or less 40% will complete doctorate

85%

Fully Autonomous Nil

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2.14 Indicate the action plan to ensure that the project activities would be sustained after the end of the Project:· The infrastructure created under TEQIP will strengthen R&D activities in U.I.E.T. Facilities thus created will enhance consultancy services and revenue generated can be used for maintenance. · Faculty will work in R&D labs of Foreign Universities under TEQIP and a strong relationship will be developed for collaborative and interdisciplinary research which will be sustainable. · PG Programmes started under TEQIP II will be supported by Panjab University subsequently which is funded by Government. Budget is provided to U.I.E.T. as per requirements. · Panjab University is an autonomous organization and has about 75 Departments and 15 centres /chairs constituent departments. · Teaching and Research Assistantship can be provided to students through various sponsored projects undertaken by faculty from various agencies such as DST, DIT etc. · Faculty will be recruited by Panjab University during TEQIP-II Project and will continue to work in UIET subsequently. A Plan for the year 2015-16 for conducting Seminar/Workshop/Expert Lectures/Training Program with budget provision is submitted by various branches of UIET. The branch wise detail of the plan for the year 2015-16 is given below: Name of Branch: Electrical & Electronics Engg. (EEE) S.No Name of Event No. of Days 1. Workshop on Self Excited 03 Days Induction Generator 2. One week Short Term Course on 1 Week Role of Artificial Intelligence in Engineering 3. One week Short Term Course on 1 Week Renewable Energy 4. Two week Short Term Course on 2 Week MATLAB/Simulink Environment Name of Branch: Mechanical Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 1. Seminar on Skill Sharpening 01 Day 2. Expert Lecture by Prof. Pradeep ---Kumar, IIT Roorkee, Prof. PC Tewari, NIT Kurukshetra 3. Training Program on Innovations One Week and latest research in Engineering 4. Workshop on Mechanical Engg. 2 Days 5. National Conference on 2 Days Mechanical Engg. 6. Training Program on Latest 1 week research Trends in Mech Engg.

Tentative Dates 24th-26th Sept,2015 7th-11th December,2015

Approx Budget 1,50,000

21st-25th December,2015 15th-27th February,2016

3,00,000

Tentative Dates March 2015 March & April,2015

Approx Budget 50,000 20,000

3,00,000

4,50,000

April,2015

4,00,000

2 Days Sept-Oct,2015

1,50,000 4,00,000

Nov-Dec, 2015

4,00,000

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Name of Branch: Biotechnology Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 1. National Symposium on BioCAMP: 02 Days Current Trends and Future Prospects in Biotechnology 2. Expert Lecture by Lecturers from ---IIT Delhi 3. Workshop on Biotechnology ---Engineering Name of Branch: Information Technology Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 1. Expert Talk by Alumni ----2. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----3. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----4. Soft Skill Workshop for Faculty ----5. Soft Skill Workshop for Lab Staff ----6. Optiwave Workshop/Lab View ----Workshop 7. Two days Symposium ----Name of Branch: Applied Sciences S.No. Name of Event 1. International Conference on "Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations" Name of Branch: ECE S.No. Name of Event 1. Two Days Workshop on Design and Fabrication OLED 2. Workshop on Wireless Communication 3. Expert Lecture on Smart Sensors 4. Workshop on Neuro feedback Training Name of Branch: CSE 1. Short term training Programme on Natural Language Processing 2. Binnaual National Conference on Contemporary areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies 3. Binnaual Internationalational Conference on thurst areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies 4. Faculty Development Programme (Signal & Image Processing) 5. Conducting certificate courses for specialized technologies

Tentative Dates Sept,2015

Approx Budget 3,70,000

Oct,2015

50,000

Nov,2015

1,50,000

Tentative Dates May 2015 Sept 2015 Feb 2016 Dec 2015 Oct 2015 Jun 2015 Nov 2015

Approx Budget 20,000 20,000 20,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 2,00,000

No. of Days -----

Tentative Dates 2015-16

Approx Budget 9,95,000

No. of Days 02 Days

Tentative Dates 28th-29th July,2015 27th-28th August,2015 24th Sept,2015 4th-6th Nov,2015

Approx Budget 1,00,000

02 Days 01 Day 03 Days

1,00,000 25,000 1,50,000

1 Week

May 2016

4,00,000

2 Days

Dec,2015

5,50,000

2 Days

Dec,2015-16

10,00,000

1 Week

Nov-Dec 2015

4,00,000

2 Weeks

Dec,2015 and May-June 2016

5,00,000

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Annexure-B

Duration year of BE-4 Years Duration year of BE-MBA- 5Year

Year of starting BE-2002 Year of Starting BE-MBA-2008

Level: Under Graduate S.No 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

Branch A BE Biotechnology 1st BE Biotechnology 2nd BE Biotechnology 3rd BE Biotechnology 4th BE Electronics & Communication Engg1st BE Electronics & Communication Engg 2nd BE Electronics & Communication Engg 3rd BE Electronics & Communication Engg 4th BE Computer Science Engg 1st year BE Computer Science Engg 2nd year BE Computer Science Engg 3rd year BE Computer Science Engg 4th year BE Information Technology Engg 1st year BE Information Technology Engg 2nd BE Information Technology Engg 3rd year BE Information Technology Engg 4th year BE Mechanical Engg 1st year BE Mechanical Engg 2nd year BE Mechanical Engg 3rd year BE Mechanical Engg 4th year BE Electrical & Electronics Engg 1st Year BE Electrical & Electronics Engg 2nd Year BE Electrical & Electronics Engg 3rd Year BE Electrical & Electronics Engg 4th Year

Duration of ME-2 Years Duration Years of MTech- 2 Years Duration Years of New ME Courses-2 Years Duration Years of New MTech Courses – 2 Years

AICTE Sanctioned Annual Intake 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

Total student Strength 77 30 63 63 109 92 95 94 115 103 95 96 113 101 93 88 88 68 69 69 85 70 61 68

Year of Starting-2005 Year of Starting-2009 Year of Starting-2014 Year of Starting-2009

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Level: Post Graduate S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Branch ME Electronics & Communication Engg 1st year ME Electronics &Communication Engg 2nd year ME Computer Science Engg 1st year ME Computer Science Engg 2nd year ME Information Technology Engg 1st ME Information Technology Engg 2nd year MTECH Microelectronics Engg 1st year MTECH Microelectronics Engg 2nd year ME Mechanical Engg. Engg 1st year M E Electrical(Power Systems ) Engg 1st year M.Tech Material Sciences Engg 1st year

AICTE Sanctioned Annual Intake 15 15 15 15 15 15 12 12 22 22 22

Total student Strength 18 24 23 24 17 20 15 16 20 22 20

*Number of seats in UIET in various courses are decided by Board of Control, Syndicate and Senate. However, accordingly infrastructure and manpower is also increased according to AICTE norms.

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ANNEXURE -D SWOT ANALYSIS STRENGTH 1. Selection process of Panjab University stringent and rigorous to ensure high quality faculty, which has been performing consistently in academics and research clearly revealed from present merit of this university at nation al level as recognized by MHRD, GoI .Presently, 30 faculty members are doctorate while rest are in advanced stage of acquiring Ph.D. degree. 2. The admission to the B.E. Courses in UIET is through the national AIEEE Merit devoid of any reservations based on state domicile. 3. UIET has evolved a system where attendance of the students is on line and preparation of results is computerized, which can b e tracked by even parents using Intern et and SMS facility. 4. UIET being a department of University possesses and inherits state-of-art infrastructure in terms of Laboratories, Lecture Halls, Library, Sports Ground, Gymnasium Hall, Swimming Pool, Medical dispensary, Students Centre, Hostels etc. 5. UIET has in place video conference setup to interactively communicate / deliver extension lectures to PU Regional Centers/ affiliated colleges in Panjab as well as other institutes. 6. The curriculum of different branches is revised regularly in the Board of Studies which has members from different Institutes like IIT Roorkee, IIT Delhi, NITTTR Chandigarh, CSIO Chandigarh, TBRL Chandigarh, JNU New Delhi, IMTECH Chandigarh, NIPER Mohali, CSIR Mohali, IIT Kanpur, PECUT Chandigarh, TU Patiala, NIT Jalandhar , Delhi University, NIT Kurukeshtra and from Industries like Infosys Technologies, CDAC, Bergen Group, ETDC, Panacea BioTech, DCM Engg. Products, Punjab Tractors Limited, STPI etc. 7. UIET has been executing sponsored projects from various agencies such as Department of Science and Technology (Govt. o f India), All India Council for Technical Education, Department of Information Technology (Govt. of India) etc. amounting to total funding of more than one crore. 8. Some of our faculty members are also involved in International Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) project at GSI, Germany which is a collaboration of 23 countries, and has total worth of 1.2 billion euros. 9. The faculty has also undertaken consultancy projects in collaboration with industries such as Infosys, Philips, Ranbaxy, LG etc. 10. The faculty has published a good number of research papers in National and International referred journals with commendable impact factor. 11. UIET has placement record of more than 90% every year through campus placement.

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Projects On Going S.No

Development and characterization of Polycarbonate and glass CNT with Specific Reference to Energy Absorption and Pressure Sensing Characteristics Nan composite Films-Preparation, Characterization and their Application as Hydrogen Gas Sensor.

Funding Agency ARMREB, DRDO, New Delhi ARMREB, DRDO

3.

Synthesis and Characterization of Nanostructures Energetic Materials

4.

1.

Name of the Project

Amount (Rs. In Lacs) 15.95

Duration

Team

March 2011 to March 2014

Er.Prashant Jindal,Dr. Rajesh Kumar

22.45

Oct, 2011 to Oct, 2014

ARMREB, DRDO

19.45

Oct, 2011 to Oct, 2014

Prof. J. K. Goswamy, Dr. Meenu Prof. J. K. Goswamy, Dr. Meenu

DST

11.23

DBT

45.41

Jan, 2012 to June, 2015 Feb., 2012 to Feb., 2015

Dr.Harmesh Kumar Dr.Sanjeev Puri

6.

Nano Finishing of Titanium alloy using Carbon Nano Tubes (CNTs) Mixed Electric-discharge Machining (EDM) Hepatocyte nuclear factor-1 family trancription factors regulation of polystic kidney disease gene (PKD-1) gene: understanding autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease UGC Research Award

UGC

Feb., 2012 to Feb., 2014

Dr.Monika Randhawa

7.

Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP) Special Assistance Program in the area of Active Noise Control

March, 2012 to Oct 2016. April, 2012 to March, 2017

UIET

8.

NPIU,MHRD, New Delhi UGC

Salary for 2 years + Contingency 3.0 1000.00

9.

UGC-BSR Research Fellowship

UGC

10.

Nano Finishing of Ti alloy using carbon nano-tubes(CNTs) mixed Electric Discharge Machining(EDM) Development of efficient finite element model updating techniques

DST, New Delhi UGC, New Delhi

13.

Experimental Determination of the Thermal Behavior of some Non-circular Journal Bearing Profiles Performance enhancement of solar photovoltaic system using multi mirror arrangement and to find optimum angle of inclination of solar panel in Chandigarh

AICTE, New Delhi DST, Chandigarh

14.

Tribological Characterization of Al6061-Red Mud Composite

15.

Biotechnological approaches for improving rice crop productivity in saline regions of Punjab Nonmaterial Hazard Identification: High throughput toxicity assessment using zebra fish model

DST, SERB, New Delhi DST, Chandigarh WellcomeTrust/DBT India Alliance TDIL Programme DIT,New Delhi -

2.

5.

11.

12.

16.

46.00

5 Scholarships for 5 years 10.00

July, 2012 to July, 2017 2013 to 2016

10.42

2013 to 2016

9.25 3.00

17.82 18.46

2015

9.90

2 Years

Multilingual Automatic Text summarization System for Hindi & Punjabi Text using Machine Learning

18.

Partnership with NISE towards SETNET to facilitate the achievement of the National solar Development targets

19.

Data Analysis of CMS experiment at CERN, Geneva

DST INSPIRE

35.0

20.

“Quantum dots based detection food borne toxins” ,“Gold nanoparticle based detection of pesticides in food and water Project “Design, synthesis and application of nanoparticle as bioprobes” ,“Nanoparticle Mediated Targeting of Bacteria using Cell Penetrating Peptides Development of smart vibration shaker plate instrumented with piezoelectric patches where some of the vibration modes are simultaneously tracked CARTS Communication Assisted Road Transport System

DBT , DST INSPIRE UGC SUG DST-SERB

30.50 35.00 6.00 31.98

22.

UGC

ITRA,Media Lab Asia (DEITY)

Nov. 2013 to Nov. 2016 2013-2016

28.4

17.

21.

March 2013 to March 2016 March 2013 to Oct 2014

-

7.00

128.00(15.6 for UIET)

2015

Expected in May,2015 2014-2016 2012-2017 2013-2015 2013-2016

Prof. RenuVig, Er.Manoj Kumar Sharma

Dr. Harmesh Kumar Dr. Harmesh Kumar,Er. Shankar Sehgal Dr.Amit Chauhan Er.Manoj Kumar Sharma,Er.Y.P Verma Dr. Amit Chauhan Dr.Anu Priya Minhas Dr. Madhu Khatri, Dr. Vishal Gupta, Prof. Renu Vig, Mr. Manoj Kumar Sharma Dr. Sunil Bansal Dr. Nishima

3 Years

Dr. Manu Sharma ,

2013-2015

Dr. Naveen Aggarwal

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Project Completed S.No Name of Project

Funding Agency

Duration

Team

1.

Neutrino mixing matrix, CP violation and mass matrices

DAE-BRNS

01.04.2005 to 31.03.2008 2005 to 2007

Dr. Monika Randhawa

2.

Development of Software Protection Tool

15.00

3.

Modeling and Simulation of Nanoscale MOSFETs at Room Temperature and Classical MOSFET at Liquid Nitrogen Temperature (LNT)

Department of Information Technology (DIT), Govt. of India Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, DIT

35.00

12.07.2007 to 11th July 2010

AICTE

5.75

3 Years

Prof. Renu Vig Dr. Amit Chaudhry Ms. Garima Joshi Prof. B.S. Sohi,Dr Sarbjeet singh

4.

Development of Grid Computing Centre for distributed application

5.

Energy Auditing of Schools Chandigarh in U.T Chandigarh

DST,Chanigarh

2.00

April to Oct 2012

6.

Polycystin-1and Nuclear factor of Activated T Antigen (NFAT)interacting partners in Reno-Cardiac functioning in Autosomal Dominant Polycystice Kidney Disease Low power DSP Lab

DBT

45.00

AICTE

8.80

2005-2007

Ms.Sharmelee Thangjam

8.

Processing And Segmentation of Medical Ultra Sound Images for Computer Aid Diagnosis

DST

8.80

May 2009 to June 2012

Prof.Savita Gupta

9.

Nano Machining Of Metal Matrix Composites By Electric Discharge Machining (EDM) Using Carbon Nano Particles

AICTE

15.70

Dec2012 to Dec 2013

Prof. Harmesh Kumar

7.

Amount Sanctioned (In Lakh) 6.27

Prof. B.S. Sohi Prof. Renu Vig

Dr.Damnjeet Kaur

Prof. Sanjeev Puri

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Placement Details Recruiters at Uiet (2013-14)

S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37.

Recruiting Company Netgain Roots Analysis Playbuff Nestle Motorola Queskey Chicmic HMEL TT Consultants NetSolutions GreyB Symstream Infosys Nagarro Aricent PROMAX DESL Emerson Tega Tech Mahindra ClickLabs Oceaneering SUFI Infogain Newgen Effectual Services Software AG Triune Cadbury Grail Research / Integreon ZS Associates Deloitte Gemini Solutions Winshuttle uTrade SNA Power Trident

Package (LPA) 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.20 3.25 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.70 3.80 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.50 4.50 5.13 5.50 5.50 6.00 6.00 6.00 9.00

No. of Students Recruited 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 5 90 3 38 12 4 1 1 6 9 2 9 12 2 4 1 4 1 2 6 19 4 1 3 3 3

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Department-wise Placement Detail 2013-14 120 98

100 80

70

60

47

40 20

31 21

15

0 BIOTECH

CSE

ECE

EEE

IT

MECH

No. of Students

12. Linkages with the industry, top institutes like IIT Roorkee and Foreign Universities have been

established by working out MoUs to strengthen overall development of faculty and students. a) Under the campus Connect MoU with Infosys Technologies, around 13 faculty members got exposure to industry processes by attending various events like workshops, seminars, short term training programs in their development centers (DC).Two Faculty members have successfully completed 6-weeks sabbatical projects in Their DC. Around 250 students have successfully completed the foundation Training programs. b) Under the MoU with IIT Roorkee, UIET has participated in Mobile e-leaning Projects of MHRD. Under this Project, UIET has received Mobile e-learning terminal consisting of a modified TATA 407 Vehicle, 20 laptops, 8 different types of connectivity modules, LCD TV,etc. c) Under the MoU with the University of Western Australia (UWA) , UIET students have been internship programs at UWA campus every year. UWA financially supports the UIET students during the programme. d) Philips also offered projects to be developed by the students who who were mentored by faculty members of UIET. e) Bharti Telecom has established a Bharti Chair in Telecommunication by setting up a corpus of Rs. 50.00 Lacs. Under this Chair, a post of Professor has been created. f) Under the MoU with Shivaansh Technologies Pvt. Ltd. information and data on training and skill requirements to cater to emerging industrial needs was exchanged and it encouraged and facilitate cooperation between industry and academic institutes. g) The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) helps us on many research activities which are going on in UIET in the area of Active Noise Control (ANC) and related topics. The MoU with CSIR will provide necessary facility expertise, project guidance to the teaching faculties/Post Graduate/PhD students of UIET,PU for the conduct of academic studies and research and CSIR-NAL will be recognized as Research Centre for the UIET,PU, Chandigarh.

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The detail of the MoU signed with various industrial and academic Institutes are given below: S.No.

Name of the University/Institute/Agency/Coun try of MoU PRE TEQIP (2012-13) 1. MoU with Hutch

2006

2.

MoU with Hero Honda Motors

2006

3. 4.

MoU with CSIO MoU with University of Western Australia MoU with IIT Roorkee MoU with Campus Connect

31/10/2008 14/1/2009

5. 6.

7. MoU with PTU 8. MoU with PGIMER,Chandigarh 9. MOU With CDAC, Mohali, Punjab 10. MoU with LG Electronics POST TEQIP(2013-14) 11. Mou With SPICE Digital Limited, Mohali, Punjab 12.

Date of Execution

16/2/2010 28/12/2010 31/12/2010 13/02/2012 30/10/2012

Professional training and enhancing competency of the students Professional training and enhancing competency of the students Research and Education Research and Education Research and Education Professional training and enhancing competency of the students Research and Education Research and Education Research and Education Research and Education Industry Interface and Research

28/09/2012

MOU with Shivaansh Technologies

22/11/2013

MOU with ISB Mohali

23/01/2014

13. 14. MoU with IIT Kanpur (2014-15) 15. MOU with CSIR-NAL

1/3/2014

16.

In Process (March 2015)

MoU with GMCH-32, Chandigargh

MoU Purpose

19/09/2014

The purpose of the MOU is to exchange information and data on training and skill requirement to cater to emerging industrial needs. Building Excellence in Professional higher educational Institutions. Academic collaboration would be the mutual benefit and would strength in research and education The purpose of the MOU is to introduce a co-operative programme in academic training and research for Active Noise Control Technology.

· (A copy of the MoU is enclosed as Annexure-E) 13. UIET offers M.E/M.Tech programmes in Computer Sci & Engg., Information Technology, Electronics and Comm. Engg, Electrical & Electronics Engg. , Material Sciences and Micro electronics. 14. UIET also offers Ph.D programme in different branches of engineering. Quality research work is being pursued by the faculty in the research latest areas like Wireless Communication, 39

Grid Computing, Signal processing, Bio medical Engineering, Data Mining Information Retrieval, Vibration Analysis, Control systems, Energy Auditing, Building Automation, etc. WEAKNESSES 1. Since the selection process in Panjab University is stringent and rigorous, it is difficult to find people with good academic record. As such there is shortage of faculty in UIET. 2. UIET being new Institute, infrastructure is being developed and number of facilities are in the process of being created such as more Lecture Halls, Auditorium etc. 3. There is a need to strengthen the supporting staff by conducting training progrmmes for them. 4. Academic environment needs to be strengthened in such a way that course plan prepared by the faculty are available on the website so that this is easily available to the students. 5. The results of B.E. Programmmes are declared within a month of conduct of the examination. However, it is our endeavor at UIET to declare the result within a week of the conduct of the examination. 6. Although the students are encouraged to take part in extra curriculum activities and they organize their annual function GOONJ, still the students need to be motivated to organize more technical events in collaboration with sponsorship from industries. 7. Shortage of resources like water and electricity may affect the system. OPPORTUNITIES 1. The response of industries is positive and encouraging. Therefore, it should be possible to get pay packages of at least of 30% students in the range of Rs.6-8 lakhs per annum in the next three years. Currently average pay package being offered to UIET students is around 4 lakhs per annum. Besides this specialized courses according to the requirements of industry can be initiated. 2. New M.E. Courses can be started in the following areas(already started except *) · Electrical Engineering · Mechanical Engineering · Material Science and Engineering · Biotechnology Engineering * 3. The non-Ph.D. faculty can be encouraged to improve their qualifications by doing Ph.D under TEQIP and the faculty already Ph.D. can take-up their Post Doc fellowships in Foreign Universities/ Institution of repute in India by taking Sabbatical Leave, the provision of which already exists in the University calendar. 4. UIET aims to establish Centre of Innovative Research in the following areas:· Signal Processing · Wireless Communication · Bio-Medical Engineering · Mechatronics · Robotics · Mobile Computing · Web Engineering · Non conventional/ Renewable Energy 40

5. The faculty needs to continuously enhance their knowledge by interacting with industries and Foreign Universities so that the UIET is able to compete with Foreign Institutions Coming up in India. 6. Research facilities can be enhanced to strengthen R&D activities in UIET. 7. Since Panjab University has implemented new pay scales, good manpower can be attracted towards joining teaching profession.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

THREATS The faculty may be attracted to join Foreign Universities which are going to be established in India for better prospects. Due to fast changing technologies, equipment procured for laboratories may become obsolete very fast. Since the technology is evolving at very fast rate, the man power is accordingly threatened. There is always the threat of manpower lagging behind the technology. Faculty may shift to upcoming IITs/NITs as more and more new institutions are established. Shortage of good faculty may further increase. Getting good students may become difficult to upcoming national and International Institution of repute.

MASTERS PROGRAMME IN BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING (M.E. BIOTECHNOLOGY): The Bachelor of Engineering in Biotechnology Department U.I.E.T. is running successfully since 2002. After completing B.E., student go to academics, higher study or industry for this regards biotechnology faculty requesting for master course (ME) in Biotechnology. The faculty members are from varied disciplines like biochemistry, microbiology, bioinformatics, cell and molecular biology, biochemical, Chemical Engineering etc. The faculty members and students will be carry out good research work It can also help earn good revenue, royalty and filing of Patents by taking consultancy work and projects. It can also help to Paper publishing repudiated journals. The faculty members /students are participating in training courses/ seminars/ workshops and conferences for the same in the following areas. · · · ·

Cell and molecular biology Medical Technology Fermentation Technology Biochemical Engineering

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Annexure F

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Biotechnology Name of the Head of Department/Section: Dr. Jaspreet Kaur Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Support Staff -----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Naveen Kumar Gupta

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Prespetive & Trendsin Plant Sciences & Biotechnology (PTPB-14)

03 Days

21st-23rd Feb,2014

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

08 Days

30 Sept-07 Oct,2012

03 Days

19-21st Dec,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

26th-28th Feb,2014

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Prof. Sanjeev Puri

Ms. Hema Setia

2.

Ms. Hema Setia

4.

Ms. Ranjana Bhatia

Area of Training/Development Advanced Training Course on Frontiers in Stem Cell & Regeneration Advanced training Woods hole Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) Management Development Program for Higher Education CHASCON-2014

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5.

Ms. Ranjana Bhatia

National Conference on Microbial Biotechnology MICROCON-2015: Microbes for Mankind:Vision India 2020

03 Days

21st -24th Jan 2015

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No 1.

Name of HOD/Dean Mrs. Jaspreet Kaur

Area of Training/Development Management Development Program for Higher Education

Duration(Days) 03 Days

When(Date) 6th-8th Feb,2014

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar has undergone in last two years:

S.No Name of Research Scholar/Student 1. Ms. Bulbul Gupta

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

National workshop on Mass Spectrometry 2014

01 Day

3rd July,2014

Organized By Ms. Anupreet Kaur, Asstt. Prof. Biotech

Duration (Days) 02 Days

When (Date) 27/09/201228/09/2012

Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Asstt. Prof. Biotech

02 Days

19/02/201420/02/2014

Prof. Sanjeev Puri, Coordinator Biotech.

03 Days

26/02/201428/02/2014

vii) Program organized under Biotechnology S.No. 1.

2.

3.

Name of Program Two days Symposium on Biotechnology in India Opportunities, Challenges and Future aspects Bio-Camp, a national symposium on Biotechnology in India: Challenges & Future Prospects 8th Chandigarh Science Congress

viii) Procurement completed of Biotech under TEQIP-II S.No. 1. 2.

3. 4. 5.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Deep Freezer (-80 degreeC) Diffusion Cell Apparatus ( side bi side) Digital pH Meter Fermenter Sonicator

../CH/CH1G01/173

Purchased in year 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/139

2013-14

Amount(Rs.) 4,89,930 5,45,766

../CH/CH1G01/178 ../CH/CH1G01/126 ../CH/CH1G01/176

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

1,23,469 9,95,625 5,88,000

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6.

2D gel Electropheresis Conductivity Meter

7.

8.

../CH/CH1G01/142

2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/320

2014-15 85,749

High-Precision ../CH/CH1G01/174 Polarimeter UPS-Polarimeter ../CH/CH1G01/341 Empower 3 ../CH/CH1G01/293 Total

9. 10.

14,68,462

2014-15

7,80,031

2014-15 2014-15

2,600 1,72,956 52,52,588

· Procurement Under Process for branch Biotech under TEQIP-II: S.No.

1. 2.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Reversed Phase ColumnsBiotech Chiral Columns-Biotech

...I/CH/CH1G01/391

Estimated Amount (In Rs.) 1,60,000

...I/CH/CH1G01/393 TOTAL

1,60,000 3,20,000

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II under Biotechnology

Diffusion Cell apparatus

Sonicator

Deep Freezer

2D Gel Electrophersis

Digital PH Meter

Conductivity meter

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High precision Polari meter

Fermenter

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities · To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment · To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap · To emerge as a strong R&D center · To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them · To establish new PG courses C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

· To strengthen laboratories and provide students exposure to latest technologies and equipment in the biotechnology domains · To familiarize students with various aspects of biotechnology and motivate them to pursue higher studies in the area of their interest. This will, in turn, increase their employability. · To formulate and update the curriculum according to the needs of the industry. D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. i) Class iv Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Equipment Maintenance and Cleaning

10

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date Nil

Trainer /Organization

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

ii) Support Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1. 45

iii) Technical Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Good Laboratory scale Practices Handling of Radioactivity Culturing Technologies

2. 3.

iv) Administrative and Finance Staff: S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

NA

v) Faculty: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Ms. Anupreet Kaur

· ·

2.

Mr. Shailendra Arya

· · ·

3.

Ms. Hema Setia

· ·

Biomaterials Drug Designing through various tools of bioinformatics Radioisotopes and their applications Environmental biotechnology and bioremediation Alternate fuel sources Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering Training on simulation Software's

vi) HoD/Dean: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Dr. Jaspreet Kaur

Area of Training/Development · ·

·

Hands-on-training on fermentation technology Latest in bioanalytical techniques like NMR and mass spectroscopy Development of industrially important drugs and molecules 46

vii) New procurement planned for department Biotech: S.No.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Package Name

Department

Autoclave (front door) Centrifuge(High Speed) ELISA Plate Reader Freezer(-200 C) Inverted Phase contrast microscope Laminar flow Refregerated microfuge Refrigerators Rotavapour Double Beam UV Spectrophotometer Protein Mimi gel electrophoresis

Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech Biotech

To be Procured in Period

Amount (In Rs)

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016

Total

3,50,000 75,000 3,00,000 75,000 1,65,000 2,50,000 2,50,000 60,000 1,00,000 6,00,000 6,00,000 28,25,000

· Tentative plan of Programs to be organised by the department of Biotechnology S.No

Name of Event

No. of Days

Tentative Dates

1.

02 Days

Sept,2015

2.

National Symposium on BioCAMP: Current Trends and Future Prospects in Biotechnology Expert Lecture by Professors from IIT Delhi

Approx Budget 3,70,000

----

Oct,2015

50,000

3.

Workshop on Biotechnology Engineering

----

Nov,2015

1,50,000

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

47

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Electronics & Communication Engg. Name of the Head of Department/Section: Ms. Sharmelee Thangjam Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No Name of Technical Staff 1.

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development

When(Date)

----

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development

When(Date)

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Prof. Renu Vig

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development 04 Days · The 2013 International Conference on Image processing, Computer Vision and Pattern recognition · Quality Circle 01 Day Initiative Review Meeting · Conference on 03Days Building Excellence in Professional Higher Education Institutions

When(Date) 22-25th July, 2013

3rd Jan,2014

19th -21st Jan2014

48

·

·

Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement Good Governance leadership and Managemnt Workshop

10th-14th March,2014 05 Days 12th-13th Oct, 2014 02 Days

23rd-28th June ,2014 ·

2.

Mr. Arvind Kumar

3.

Ms. Garima Joshi

4.

Ms. Sukesha

5.

Ms. Preeti

6.

Mr. Sumit Budhiraja

7.

8.

Mr. Sunil Agrawal

Mr. Neeraj Sharma

Study tour to the University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham, University of Cambridge and Imperial Collage, London

Training on Management Capacity Enhancement Indo German Winter Academy Program Workshop on ANC and its application Workshop on ANC and its application · Workshop on ANC and its application · Management Development Program for Higher Education · Workshop on Wireless Communications · Alumni Relations Conference India · Workshop on ANC and its application · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement International Conference on control, Instrumentation,

06 Days

05 Days

21st-25th Oct,2013

06 Days

24th-30th Nov, 2013

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

02 Days

23rd-24th Feb, 2014

01 Day

29thMarch,2014

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

05 Days

13th-17th Jan, 2014

03 Days

31st Jan-2nd Feb, 2014

49

9.

Mr. Naresh Kumar

10.

Mr. Jaget Singh

11.

Mr. Sumit Budhiraja

energy & communication (CIEC 14) · Management Development Program for Higher Education · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop on Wireless Communications IEEE Indian Antena Week 6th Batch of Training on Management Capacity Enhancement for adminstrators

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

05 Days

13th-17th Jan, 2014

02 Days

23rd-24th Feb, 2014

05 Days

26th-30th May, 2014

06 Days

23rd – 28th March, 2015

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

NIL Vi) Previous training the Research Scholar/Students has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student 18 students of ECE 3rd Sem

Area of Training/Development Participation in E-summit

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

02 Days

1st-2nd Feb,2014

Organized By Mr. Arvind Rajput, Coordinator ECE

Duration 02 Days

Date 8/11/20129/11/2012

Mr. Naresh Kumar, Assistant Prof. ECE Mr. Sunil Agrawal, Asstt. Prof. ECE

01 Day

12/03/2013

26 Days

17/06/201312/07/2013

vii) Program Organized by ECE under TEQIP-II S.No. 1.

2. 3.

Name of Program National Conclave Theme: Bridging Gap between Industry and Academia Expert talk on Network Security Four week summer training programme on

50

4.

5.

6.

7. 8.

9.

Robotics with embedded systems Curriculum revision workshop Application of Information Security and Risk Management Expert lecture by Dr. Vinod Sahni on Reaserch Issues related to Electronics FDP on Virtual Instrumentation International Conference of Recent Advances in Enginerring & Computational Sciences Interaction with the faculty & Students

Mr. Sumit Budhiraja, Asstt. Prof. ECE

01 Day

02/09/2013

Ms. Preeti Gupta, Asstt. Prof. ECE

01 Day

26/09/2013

Ms. Preeti Gupta, Assistant Prof. ECE, Mr. Naresh Kumar, Assistant Prof. ECE Mr. Arvind Rajput, Coordinator ECE Mr. Sunil Agrawal, Assistant Prof. ECE

01 Day

23/10/2013

03 Days

4/12/20136/12/2013 6/3/20148/3/2014

Ms. Garima Joshi, Assistant Prof. ECE

01 Day

16/12/2014

Amount(Rs.)

03 Days

viii) Procurement completed of ECE under TEQIP-II S.No Pkg Name

../CH/CH1G01/34 ../CH/CH1G01/42 ../CH/CH1G01/62 ../CH/CH1G01/100

2013-14 2013-14

4,56,750 1,68,540

../CH/CH1G01/258

2013-14

57,985

6. 7. 8.

Bluetooth HyperLynx 3D EM- SSD ECE Mechatronics MEMS Multiphysics tool Robotic - Arms & Accessories Robotic - Batteries Robotic Sensors Robotic-Modules

Purchased in year 2013-14 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/259 ../CH/CH1G01/257 ../CH/CH1G01/256

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

16,312 52,440 71,460

9.

Robots-Items

../CH/CH1G01/255

2013-14

1,21,493

10.

GDS to Mesh(TCAD) Software ECE Virtual Instrumentation Lab-ECE Communication lab ECE ECE LAB-III Instruments Embedded

../CH/CH1G01/104

2013-14

1,97,400

../CH/CH1G01/60

2013-14

26,21,399

../CH/CH1G01/33

2013-14

6,73,313

../CH/CH1G01/322 ../CH/CH1G01/43

2014-15 2013-14

3,74,625 5,09,625

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

11. 12. 13. 14.

Pkg Code

61,313 3,39,360

51

15. 16.

Development Lab Klystron Power Supply X Band OptElectronics Lab

../CH/CH1G01/270

2014-15

../CH/CH1G01/31

2013-14

43,875

TOTAL

4,98,435 62,64,325

· Procurement Under Process for branch ECE under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2. 3.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

LTE Library ECE Robotic Accessories Research Scholars Books

...I/CH/CH1G01/110 ...I/CH/CH1G01/346

Estimated Amount (Rs.) 2,69,928 68,228

...I/CH/CH1G01/347 TOTAL

74,168 4,12,324

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II in ECE

20 Sim(25 user)

Bluetooth Development Board

Opti-System V-10

Hyperlynx 3d EM-SSd

GDS to MESH(T-CAD)

MEMS Module MultiPhysis

52

Virtual Instrumentation Lab

Embedded Development

ECE Instruments - 1

B. · · · · · ·

Klystron Power Supply

ECE Instruments-2

Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap To emerge as a strong R&D center To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them To establish new PG courses

C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

· · · ·

Teaching & Research To Undertake industry/govt. sponsored Projects Industrial Interaction/exposure for students To emerge as strong R&D centre in the area of ECE.

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed.

53

i) Class iv Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of

Duration

Convenient

Trainer

Training/Development

(Days)

(tentative) date

/Organization

Training in communication trainer kits Embedded System Design software

10

NIL

NIL

ii) Support Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

NIL

NIL

iii) Technical Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Ms. Rekha Rani

2.

Mr. Jasveer Singh

21

iv) Administrative and Finance Staff: S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

NA

V) Faculty: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Mr. Arvind Rajput

2.

Mr. Naresh Kumar

Advances in Semiconductor Technology Optical Communication Technology

7

7

54

vi) HoD/Dean: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Ms. Sharmelee Thangjam

Area of Training/Development Specialized signal Processing Software

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

7

vii) New procurement planned for department ECE: S.No Package Name

Department To be Procured in Period

Amount

1.

Lab-212

ECE

April 2015 to March 2016

2,06,000

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Equipments for LAB 211 Equipments for LAB 212 Equipments for Digital Electronics Lab 212 Electronic Components and Micro Controller Digital Storage Oscilloscope 50 Mhz( Agilent Make ) Function Generator 3 Mhz Analog Power Supply with Bread Board Function Generator 5 Mhz CRO PROBES 1:1 CRO PROBES 1:10 Dual Power Supply Bread Board Higher and Digital multimeter for Analog/Project Lab Personal Computer -ECE AC Network Analyzers Advanced Fibre Optic Communication Trainer Kit DSO 50 Mhz Drill Bits for PCB Prototype Machine Digital Storage Oscilloscope 50 Mhz New workstation-25

ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

79,000 1,37,000 96,000 14,880 1,50,000

ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

45,000 1,10,000 1,50,000 9,600 16,800 70,000 4,000 75,000

ECE ECE ECE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

2,50,000 5,00,000 1,20,000

ECE ECE ECE ECE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

78,000 59,962 1,57,950

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 Total

10,00,000 50,000

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.

22. Soldering Station

ECE

33,79,192

· Tentative plan of Programs to be organized by the department of ECE is: S.no

Name of faculty

1.

Ms. Charu Madhu Two Days Workshop on Design and Fabrication Organic Light Emitting Diodes(OLED) Ms. Sharmelee Workshop on Wireless Communication Thangjam Ms. Nidhi Garg Expert Lecture on Smart Sensors Dr. Preeti Singh Workshop on Neuro feedback Training

2. 3. 4.

Name of Program

Tentative Schedule

Budget Required (Approx.) 28th-29th July,2015 1,00,000

27th-28th August,2015 Sept,2015 4th-6th Nov,2015

1,00,000 25,000 1,50,000 55

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

56

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Information Technology Name of the Head of Department/Section: Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the technical staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Arun Dhawan

2.

Mr. Vikas Bali

3.

Kapil kumar Kaushal

4.

Mr. Arjun Gore

Area of Training/Development Duration(Days)

When(Date)

·

10th-21st Feb, 2014 23rd-27th Sept, 2013 24th-28th Feb, 2014

Wireless Computer Networking · Short term course on ASP.Net Permission for attending short term course on content management system · Wireless Computer Networking · One week Short Term Course on Power Supply Design, Fabrication & Testing Computer Networking with CCNA (NITTTR)

12 Days 05 Days 05 Days

12 days 05 Days

05 Days

10th-21st Feb, 2014 3rd-6th June ,2013

19th-23rd May, 2014

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development

When(Date)

57

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Ms. Amandeep Verma

2.

Ms. Puneet Jai Kaur

3.

Ms. Rajni Sobti

4.

Ms. Roopali Garg

5.

Manu Bansal

6.

Ms. Sukesha

7.

8.

Ms. Veenu Mangat

Ms. Nidhi

Area of Training/Development 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 Workshop on Wireless Networking simulations using NS2 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 (Title: Enhanced light weight sybilattack detection Technique" One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" · International Conference in recent advances in computing · Workshop on ANC and its applications · 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 · Role of Basic Science in Engineering · Management Development Program for Higher Education FDP on Research issues & Simulation Tools Wireless Technologies

Duration (Days) 02 Days

When(Date) 1st-2nd Aug,2013

02 Days

1st-2nd Aug,2013

03 Days

13th-15th March, 2014

02 Days

25th-26th Sept,2014

05 Days

1st-5th Dec,2014

04 Days

4th-7th Oct, 2013

06 Days

09-14th Dec, 2013

02 Days

1st-2nd Aug,2013

05 Days

1st Nov,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

05 Days

23rd-27th Sept, 2013

58

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of HOD/Dean Mrs. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh

Area of Training/Development · Management Development Program for Higher Education · INDIA COM-2014 International Conference on Computing for sustainable Global Development

Duration(Days) 05 Days

When(Date) 6th-8th Feb, 2014

03 Days

5th-7th March , 2014

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar/Students has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Bharti Wadhwa

2.

Ms. Rigzin Angmo

3.

Mr. Hemraj

4.

Ms. Guneet Kaur

5.

Mr. Simarpreet Singh

6.

Meenakshi Malhotra

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days) When(Date)

3rd International conference on Advances in Computing, Communication & informatics International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference on Reliability infocom technologies and optimization International Conference on Research and innovation in Engg & Technology

04 Days

24th-27th Sept 2014

02 Days

25th-26th Sept, 2014 25th-26th Sept, 2014 25th-26th Sept, 2014 8th-10th Oct, 2014

02 Days 02 Days 03 Days

02 Days

19th-20th Dec, 2014

vii) Program organized by IT branch under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1.

Name of the Program Soft skill workshop for nonteaching staff

Organized By Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh, Asstt. Prof. IT

Duration 05 Days

Dates 19th-23rd Nov ,2012

2.

Soft Skill workshop for newly appointed faculty members Soft Skill for technical staff

Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh Ms. Roopali Garg, Coordinator IT, Ms. Mandeep Kaur. Assistant Prof. IT Ms. Mandeep Kaur, Astt. Prof. IT

04 Days

26th-29th Dec, 2012 14th-19th Jan ,2013 3rd-4th Oct ,2013

3. 4.

5.

Two days symposium on " Recent trends in Computer Science & Information Technology Expert talk on Improving Programming Skill

06 Days 02 Days

01 Day

26th March,2014 59

6.

Training on LAB VIEW

7.

Two weeks training on Labview Software by N.I 2nd Symposium on " Recent Trends in Telecommunication & Information Technology"

8.

Mrs. Sukesha, Asstt. Prof. IT Mrs. Sukesha, Asstt. Prof. IT Ms. Puneet Jai Kaur, Asstt. Prof. IT and Ms.Amandeep Verma, Asstt. Prof. IT

25 Days 11 Days 02 Days

10th June-04th July,2014 10th-21st June, 2014 12th-13th Nov, 2014

viii) Procurement completed of IT Branch under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

UPS - II Wireless Communication and Micro-processor LabIT

../CH/CH1G01/75 ../CH/CH1G01/196

Purchased in year 2013-14 2014-15

TOTAL

Amount(Rs.) 6,58,350 8,58,800

15,17,150

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: Information Technology

UPS Battery + UPS

60

MICRO–PROCESSOR TRAINER KIT WITH LCD & COMPUTER KEYBOARD

ZIGBEE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM

8085 MICROPROCESSOR TRAINER KIT WITH LCD & USB

8085 MICROPROCESSOR TRAINER KIT

TCP / IP APPLICATION BOARD

RADIO FREQUENCY APPLICATION BOARD

WI-FI (IEEE 802.11B)

WIRELESS NETWORKING SYSTEM (WSN)

61

BLUETOOTH DEVELOPMENT BOARD

GPS DEVELOPMENT BOARD B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · · · · · ·

To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap To emerge as a strong R&D center To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them To establish new PG courses

C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

To strengthen R&D and consultancy activities To enhance Training and Placement activities of the department To provide state‐of‐art lab for academic excellence To impart high quality education through the use of ICT To undertake industry/govt sponsored projects To enhance industry‐institute interaction To organize training and workshops on various technical topics To provide training to faculty on specialized softwares related to their areas of interest.

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. 62

i) Class iv Staff S.No. 1.

Name of Staff member NIL

Area of Training/Development NIL

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development Soft Skills, Ms. Office

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Duration Training/Development (Days) · ASP.NET · Share Point · Soft Skills · Cloud Computing · Soft Skills · Web Development · Android Application Development · Mobile Computing · Image Processing · Soft Skills · Latex Programming · SharePoint, etc. · MATLAB · Cloud Computing · Sensor Networks · Embedding Systems · Basic Electronics · Hardware Maintenance · Networking · Networking · Hardware Maintenance · Soft Skills · Embedded Systems · LINUX Administration · ASP.NET · Networking · Soft Skills · Networking · Hardware Maintenance

Convenient (tentative) date

ii) Support Staff S.No. 1.

Name of Staff member Ms. Kiran, Clerk

iii) Technical Staff S.No. 1.

Name of Staff member Mr. Arun Dhawan

2.

Mr. Sudhir Goyal

3.

Mr. Vikas Bali

4.

Mr. Nand Kishore

5.

Mr. Arjun Gore

6.

Mr. Kapil Kumar Kaushal

7.

Ms. Paramjit Kaur

8.

Mr. Satish Sharma

Trainer /Organization

63

9.

Mr. Anup Kakria

· · · · · ·

Soft Skills Analog/Digital Basic Electronics Computer/Laptop Repairing Networking Soft Skills

iv) Administrative and Finance Staff: S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Develop ment

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Developm ent · Software tools/RDBMS extension for Data mining Cloud Computing

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

NA

v) Faculty: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Veenu Mangat

2.

Amandeep Verma

3. 4. 5.

Raj Kumari Puneet Jai Kaur Mandeep Kaur

6.

Sukhvir Singh

7.

Rajni Sobti

8.

Monika

9.

Nidhi

Networking Software Testing · Image Processing Techniques · Latest Software for Image Processing · Information/N etwork Security · Neural Networks · Protocol Security · Software Tools for networking · F/OSS/Ws · S/W Quality · Mobile ad-hoc wireless N/W Tools for software testing Big Data Tools 64

10.

Manu Bansal

DATA MINING (Academic Research Based Tools)

vi) HoD/Dean: S.No. 1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh

Area of Duration Training/Development (Days) 12 Days · Soft Skills · Embedded Systems Lab · Digital Signal Processing Lab

Convenient Trainer (tentative) date /Organization Oct, Dec 2015

vii) Procurement planned for IT branch under TEQIP-II: S.No Package Name

Department To be Procured in Period

1.

Matlab and associate modules

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

2.

MSOFFICE 2013

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

Amount 14,00,000 5,10,000

3.

Acrobat Professional XI

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

4.

Microsoft Visual Studio 2012/ MS SQL Server 2012 or Higher Oracle 12c

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

75,000

5.

80,000 10,00,000

6.

Servers

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

7.

Server Rack (27 U)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

15,00,000 45,000

8.

Laptop

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

9.

LCD Projector(Wireless and Wall Mount)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

10.

SCANNER( Sheetfeed Scanner)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

11. Multifunction Printer

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

Simple Printer

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

3,00,000 2,70,000 27,000 95,000

12.

75,000

13. Book Rackcase(Godrej)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

14. Computer chairs(Godrej)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

1,18,000 2,95,000

15. Computer Tables (Godrej)

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

16. Networking & Simulation lab

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

IT

April 2015 to March 2016

1,10,000 9,00,000

17.

Non-conventional machine Lab

4,50,000

Total

72,50,000 65

· Tentative plan of Programs to be organized by the department of IT is: Name of Branch: Information Technology Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 1. Expert Talk by Allumini ----2. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----3. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----4. Soft Skill Workshop for Faculty 06 Days 5. Soft Skill Workshop for Lab Staff 06 Days 6. 7.

Optiwave Workshop/Lab View Workshop/ Office Staff 3rd Two days Symposium on recent trends in telecommunication and IT

---------

Tentative Dates May 2015 Sept 2015 Feb 2016 Dec 2015 Oct 2015 Jun 2015 Nov 2015

Approx Budget 20,000 20,000 20,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 2,00,000

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities.

Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

66

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Computer Sci & Engg. Name of the Head of Department/Section: Prof. Sukhwinder Singh Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Mr. Arpit Bansal

Area of Training/Development Duration(Days) · ·

2.

Mr. Iman Bodhin

· · ·

3.

Mr. Rajesh Kumar

· ·

4.

Mr. Satish Verma

5.

Mr. Amar Singh

· ·

When(Date)

Web based e-financial Monitoring Report and Financial Management Conference on Windows Server 2008 Administration

01 Day

6th August,2012

05 Days

6th-10th Jan, 2014

Short term course on Cloud Computing Short term course on ASP.Net Wireless Computer Networking Short term course on ASP.Net QEEE

05 Days

QEEE

02 days

Wireless Computer Networking Short term course on ASP.Net

12 Days

29th July-2nd Aug, 2013 23rd-27th Sept, 2013 10th-21st Feb,2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013 6th-7th Dec,2013 6th-7th Dec,2013 10th-21st Feb, 2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013

05 Days 12 Days 05 Days 02 days

05 Days

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

67

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

2.

3.

Name of Faculty member Prof. Savita Gupta

Dr. Harish Kumar

Area of Training/Development · Study and Networking Tour to School of Engg · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology · 48th Annual Convention of Computer Society of India · Conference on Building Excellence in Professional Higher Education Institutions · 28th National Convention of Comp. Engg & Seminar on Mobile & Ubiquitous Computing · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop to share experiences and good practices on improving transition rate of students in TEQIP-II · TEQIP-II Regional Workshop for Students, faculty and nonTeaching staff satisfaction survey ·

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal

· ·

Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) QEEE Introductory meet Training for implementation of Direct to student Program

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

09 Days

06-14th July,2014

05 days

10th-14th May, 2013 06-13th May, 2014

08 days

03 Days

13th-15th Dec, 2013

03 Days

19th-21st Jan, 2014

02 Days

22nd-23rd Feb, 2014

05 Days

10th-14th March, 2014

01 Day

20th June,2014

02 Days

29th-30th Sept, 2014

03 Days

19-21st Dec, 2013

01 Day

18th Nov,2013

02 Days

6th-7th Dec,2013

68

· · ·

·

· 3.

Dr. Sarbjeet Singh

·

· · · ·

4.

Dr. Vishal Gupta

·

·

Management Development Program for Higher Education ASSOCHAM organizing National Education Summit & Excellence Award 2014 Up scaling and Mainstreaming of Technology Enabled Learning in Higher Education in India Review of QEEE program Paper presentation at Intelligent Techniques in distributed systems in conjunction with 5th International Conference on Emerging ubiquitous systems and pervasive networks (EUSPN-2014) Training on Management Capacity Enhancement 48th Annual Convention of Computer Society of India Management Development Program for Higher Education SIRS, 2nd International conference on Security in Computer Network and Distributed System (SNDS-2014) organized by Indian Institute of IT & Mgmt- Kerela Oral Paper Presentation at International conference on Systems Engineering at Las Vegas USA International symposium on Signal Processing and Intelligent Recognition System(SIRS-2014)

02 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

01 Day

19th Feb,2014

02 Days

25th-26th Feb, 2014

01 Day

13th March, 2014

04 Days

22-25th Sept, 2014

05 Days

19th-23rd Aug, 2013

03 Days

13th-15th Dec, 2013

02 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

13th-15th March, 2014

03 Days

19-21st August, 2014

03 Days

13th-15th March, 2014

69

5.

Mr. Akashdeep

6.

Mr. Makhan Singh

7.

Mr. Mukesh Kumar

8.

Ms. Himashu

9.

Ms. Nidhi

10.

Ms. Preeti Aggarwal

·

International Conference on Transformation in Engg Education (ICTIEE-2014) · 49th Annual Convention of Computer society of India(CSI) TEQIP Workshop for Computer Science Teachers TEQIP Workshop for Computer Science Teachers FDP on Research Issues and Simulation tools in Wireless Technologies FDP on Research Issues and Simulation tools in Wireless Technologies · 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 · International Conference(ICIIP- 2013)

03 Days

16th-18th Jan, 2014

04 Days

12th-14th Dec, 2014

03 Days

14th-16th July, 2014 14th-16th July, 2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013

03 Days 05 Days

05 Days

23rd-27th Sept,2013

08 Days

1st-8th Aug,2013

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of HOD/Dean Prof. Sukhwinder Singh

Area of Training/Development · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Quality Circle Initiative Review Meeting · TEQIP-II Regional Workshop for Students, faculty and non-Teaching staff satisfaction survey

Duration (Days) 05 Days 01Day 02 Days

When(Date) 19th-23rd Aug, 2013 3rd Jan, 2014 29th-30th Sept, 2014

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar/Students has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Ali Reza Sina

2.

Dinesh Vij

Area of Training/Development One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization

Duration (Days) 05 Days

When(Date)

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

70

3.

4.

5.

6. 7.

8.

9. 10.

11.

12.

13.

through intelligent techniques" Gholamreza One week short term Kakamanshadi training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" Mr. Gagan Singla One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" Jagpreet Sidhu One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" 2nd International Symposium on Security in Computing & Communication Mr. Jaskirat Singh Brain, Behaviour and Neuro Imaging Mr. Ranjit Singh 9th International Joint Conference on Computer Information System and Engineering Mr. Vipul Sharma One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" Ms. Raahat Devender 3rd International Symposium Singh on Intelligent Informatics Raman Kumar Goyal One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" Mr. Raman Singh Conference PDCTA-2013 ICMIRA-2013 International Conference on Computers, Communications and Control (ICCC) Mr. Puneet Sika, Participation in various Mr. Rajat Kosh events of IIT Hyderabad techfest(ELAN-14) Mr. Shubam ACM International Collegiate chaudhary, Programming Contest Asia Mr. Sandharab regional finals Katyar, Mr. Shamsher Ahmed

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

05 Days

1st-5th Dec, 2014 24th-27th Sept, 2014

04 Days

02 Days

15th-16th Nov,2013

03 Days

12th-14th Dec, 2013

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

04 Days

24th-27th July, 2014

05 Days

1st-5th Dec, 2014

03 Days 03 Days 03 days

18th-20th Feb, 2013 21st-23rd Dec, 2013 07-09th May 2014

03 Days

31st Jan-2nd Feb, 2014

02 Days

18th-19th Dec,2013

71

vii) Program organized by CSE under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1.

Organized By Prof. Savita Gupta, Prof. CSE

Duration 02 Days

Dates 20-21 March,2013

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal, Associate Prof. CSE Dr. Harish Kumar, Associate Prof. CSE

03 Days

2-4 April,2013

01 Day

11 August,2013

4.

Expert talk for Post graduate & Dr. Naveen Research Scholar in area of Image Aggarwal, Assistant Processing Prof. CSE

01 Day

31 Oct,2013

5.

Expert lecture by Dr. Lakhwinder Kaur Expert lecture on Interview, Group Discussion and Resume Preparation Two weeks short term training program on" Computer Hardware maintenance & Networking 3rd International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Assistive Technologies (BEATS-2014)

Prof. Savita Gupta, Coordinator CSE Mr. Makhan Singh, Assistant Prof. CSE

01 Day

24 Oct,2013

01 Day

15 Nov,2013

Mr. Makhan Singh, Assistant Prof. CSE

02 Days

10-21 Dec,2013

Dr. Damanjeet Kaur, Assistant Prof. EEE, Dr. Naveen Aggarwal, Assistant Prof. CSE Dr. Naveen Aggarwal, Assistant Prof. CSE Dr. Sarbjeet Singh, Associate Prof. CSE Dr. Harish Kumar, Associate Prof. CSE

02 Days

14-15 Feb,2014

01 Day

20 Feb,2014

01 Day

27 May,2014

01 Day

16 Jan,2015

2. 3.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

Name of the Program Workshop on Information Security Education and Awareness Three day Trainer Workshop on "Cloud Computing Symposium on Cyber security & Privacy

Project Meeting for “CARTS : communication Assisted road Transportation Systems” IBM Blue Mix Platform Digital Signal Processing: A Glance from Plato to forward Look by Dr.V.K Madan Sr. Prof at Kalasalingam University

viii) Procurement completed for the branch CSE under TEQIP-II: S.No. Pkg Name

Pkg Code

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

../CH/CH1G01/156 ../CH/CH1G01/290 ../CH/CH1G01/266 ../CH/CH1G01/268 ../CH/CH1G01/247

Bandwith Upgradation Antivirus for 1 Year Audio Mixer HDMI Capture Card & Accessories Microsoft Dream Spark Premium for Three Years

Purchased in year 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

Amount(Rs.) 23,909 99,337 15,901 17,040 1,16,208 72

6.

../CH/CH1G01/140

2013-14

8,92,500

7. 8. 9.

Portable Wireless Neuro feedback – Biofeedback System Projector Screen & Mounitng Kit Speakers UPS & Battery

../CH/CH1G01/269 ../CH/CH1G01/267 ../CH/CH1G01/37

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

18,200 22,000 1,67,434

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Rack Mounted Nas Storage with 42U Rack Netbook and Ultrabook EEG Monitoring System for 10 Channel-New Networking Camera UTM-CSE Qual Net Upgradation QEEE Project

../CH/CH1G01/298 ../CH/CH1G01/236 ../CH/CH1G01/264 ../CH/CH1G01/345 ../CH/CH1G01/342 ../CH/CH1G01/238 ../CH/CH1G01/176 TOTAL

2013-14 2013-14 2014-15 2014-15 2014-15 2014-15 2013-14

3,46,070 2,19,702 15,33,244 9,990 7,16,125 1,88,576 74,500 44,60,736

· Procurement Under Process for branch CSE under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

1. 2. 3.

DTH and Installation-CSE LED Touch screen Monitor 22U Networking Rack

Estimated Amount (Rs.) ...I/CH/CH1G01/392 11,840 ../CH/CH1G01/407 24,000 ../CH/CH1G01/406 14,658 TOTAL 50,498

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: Computer Science & Engg.

Audio Mixer

Net book

Amplifier

Ultra Book

Rack Mounted Nas Storage

HDMI Card

73

LCD-Projector Screen

LCD Projector Ceiling Mounting Kit

Portable Nero feedback-Biofeedback

EEG Monitoring

Speakers

UPS 5 KVA

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · · · · · ·

To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap To emerge as a strong R&D center To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them To establish new PG courses

C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

· To improve infrastructure by upgrading existing labs with latest software/hardware, establishing new labs, and modernization of classrooms with computerized audio visual aids and state of the art equipment. · To improve R&D activities by setting up dedicated labs with specialized software and sophisticated equipment. · To provide training to faculty/technical staff on the latest technologies and computer platforms. · To develop e-learning content 74

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. i) Class iv Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

NIL

NIL

ii) Support Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

NIL

NIL

iii) Technical Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

NIL

NIL

iv) Administrative and Finance Staff: S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

NA

v) Faculty: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Ms. Preeti Aggarwal

2.

Dr. Sarbjeet Singh

3.

Dr. Harish Kumar

4.

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal

· · · ·

MATLAB Medical Imaging Grid Computing Security Architecture Implementation

DNS related Internet Technologies Wireless Networks

vi) HoD/Dean: S.No

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Prof. Sukhwinder Singh

Area of Training/Development ·

Biomedical engineering

75

· · · ·

Grid Computing Image Processing Open Source Technology Networks and Security

vii) Procurement planned for CSE branch under TEQIP-II: S.No 1.

2. 3. 4. 5.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Package Name Desktop Computers i7 Processor and Windows 8 Professional 64Bit Tablets-Android (MAC)

Department Quarter CSE April 2015 to March 2016

Amount

CSE

April 2015 to March 2016

4,00,000

Workstation Quad Core Processor and IGB Graphics Cards Apple iMAC Computers with Quad Core Processor Desktop Computers i7 Processor and Windows 8 Professional 64Bit Fast Duplex ADF Scanner Network Printer with Wi-Fi Features Micro processor Kit Computer Table & Chair Split AC 24 Port Networking Switch 24 Port Patch Panel Networking Rack

CSE

April 2015 to March 2016

15,00,000

CSE

April 2015 to March 2016

5,00,000

CSE

April 2015 to March 2016

15,00,000

CSE CSE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

60,000 40,000

CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE CSE

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 TOTAL

6,00,000

4,00,000 8,00,000 2,00,000 60,000 24,000 6,000 60,90,000

· Tentative plan of Program to be Organized c by the department of CSE is: S. No 1. 2.

3.

Name of Program

No. of Days

Tantative Dates

Short term training Programme on Natural Language Processing Binnaual National Conference on Contemporary areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies Binnaual Internationalational Conference on thurst areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies

1 Week

May 2016

Approx Budget 4,00,000

2 Days

Dec,2015

5,50,000

2 Days

Dec,2015-16

10,00,000

76

4. 5.

Faculty Development Programme (Signal & Image Processing) Conducting certificate courses for specialized technologies

1 Week

Nov-Dec 2015

4,00,000

2 Weeks

Dec,2015 and May-June 2016

5,00,000

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

77

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Electrical & Electronics Engg. Name of the Head of Department/Section: Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. Name of Technical Staff -----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Mr. Y.P. Verma

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development 06 Days · Paper Presentation in World Congress on Engineering at London 01 Day · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement 01 Day · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Optimal size study of wind PV hybrid energy system)

When(Date) 7th-12th Aug, 2013 28th June,2014

28th June,2014

78

·

2.

3.

Dr. Damanjeet Kaur

Mr. Deepak Kumar

4.

Mr. Gaurav Sapra

5.

Mrs. Nisha Tayal

Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Operation and control strategies for a micro solar power plant in smart grids) · Short term Course on Grid Connected Rooftop PV Power Plants: From Basics to Installation With hands on Experience · Fuzzy system and Neural network in power system optimization · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Performance Enhancement by Unified Power Quality Conditioner using Intelligent Controller) · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Effects of Converter station faults on Generator shaft torque with and without SMES unit) Workshop on ANC and its application · Management Development Program for Higher Education · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power Systems

01 Day

28th June,2014

03 Days

28th-30th Nov, 2013

02 Days

4th-5th April, 2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

79

6.

Ms. Aditi Gupta

7.

Ms. Preetika Sharma

8.

Ms. Sarpreet Kaur

9.

Mr. Deepak Kumar

·

International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014 · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems Conference on " Nano Materials in Communication Sector- A mini Review " Short Term Course on Achieving Managerial Excellence Management Development Program for Higher Education

03 Days

20th-22nd March, 2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

02 Days

15th-16th Nov, 2013

05 Days

17th-21st March, 2014

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No. 1.

Name of HOD/Dean Mr. Manoj Kumar Sharma

Area of Training/Development · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop on ANC and its applications · International Conference on Computational Advancement in Communication circuits and systems

Duration(Days) 05 Days 06 Days 03 Days

When(Date) 8th-12th July, 2013 09-14 Dec,2013 30th Oct-1st Nov, 2014

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar/Students has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Name of Research Scholar/Student 1. Mr. Parag Lal

Mr. Behrouz Kheiri 2. Sarabi

Area of Training/Development Workshop on ANC and its application · Workshop on ANC and its application · Paper Presentation at IEEE International conference on Green Computing, Communication & Electrical Engg.

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013 9th-14th Dec, 2013 6th-8th March, 2014

06 Days 03 Days

80

·

(Title of Paper: Techniques for finding the Optimal Placement of Sensors & Actuators in Active Vibration Control) One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques"

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

vii) Procurement completed for the branch EEE under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Purchased in year

1. 2. 3.

Communication Lab-EEE Electric Trainer Electrical Lab Panels

../CH/CH1G01/21 ../CH/CH1G01/18 ../CH/CH1G01/88

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

Installed in Amount(Rs.) lab/ Room No. 04 94,500 316,317,315 35,57,250 411,317 9,19,650 TOTAL 45,71,400

viii) Procurement Under Process for branch EEE under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

1.

Semi Anechoic Chamber for ANC Lab-EEE

../CH/CH1G01/402

To be Installed in Estimated Amount lab/ Room No. (Rs.) Room No. 415, 15,00,000 Block-1 TOTAL 15,00,000

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: EEE

Electrical safety Trainer

Electric Trainer

Linear System Stimulator

81

Under Voltage Relay Transfer

Power Engg. Trainer AT IDMT Electric Current Protection relay

Power Engg. Trainer

PAM-PPM-PWM Modulation /Demodulation

Three phase synchronous Motor

TDM pulse Code modulation /Delta adaptive delta

B. Objectives/Priorities of the institution: · To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities · To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment · To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap · To emerge as a strong R&D center · To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them · To establish new PG courses C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

· · · ·

Establishment of the IS labs To improve lab infrastructure To start PG programs Energy saving technology 82

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. i) Class iv Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

NIL

NIL

ii) Support Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

Area of Training/Development

NIL

NIL

iii) Technical Staff S.No.

Name of Staff member

Area of Training/Development

1.

Chunni Lal

2. 3.

Davinder Singh Mehar Singh

4.

Palwinder Singh

Electrical equipment maintenance repair Trainer's kit Functioning · Computer Assembly and Troubleshooting · Installation of Software Electrical equipment maintenance and repair

iv) Administrative and Finance Staff: S.No.

Name of Staff member

1.

NA

v) Faculty: S.No.

1.

Name of Faculty member Y.P. Verma

· · · ·

Wind Power Integration SCADA Power systems restructuring Optimization Techniques 83

· 2.

Damanjeet Kaur

3.

Sarpreet Kaur

4. 5.

Parul Gaur Nisha Tayal

6.

Deepak Kumar

· · · · · · · · · · · · ·

Programming Fundamentals SCADA Smart Grids Energy Audit SMART Energy MATLAB MATLAB Micro Controllers PLCs & Automation MATLAB NN&FL Power Systems MATLAB Control Systems

vi) HoD/Dean: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Manoj Kumar Sharma

Area of Training/Development · · · · ·

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

DSP Adaptive Signal Processing NN&FL MATLAB Automation

· Procurement planned for the Branch EEE under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Package Name

Department

1.

COMSOL Multi physics Software Computer Systems

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

PSCAD,CAPSOC,ETAP Software VisSim Software

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

Code Composer Studio Software Version 5.5+JTAG Emulator Integrated Electronics Work Bench Laboratory

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

2.

To be Procured in Period

Amount

5,00,000 3,00,000

3. 4.

15,00,000 4,00,000

5.

6.

15,000

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016 10,00,000

84

7.

Interfacing Modules

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

8.

Microprocessor Kits(8085/8086) 8051 Ics(P89V51RD2)

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

11.

Projector (wifi operated) Projector (Wired)

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

12.

UPS

EEE

April 2015 to March 2016

15,000

9.

15,000 5,000

10.

60,000 50,000

Total

1,50,000 40,10,000

· Tentative plan of Programs to be Organized by the department of EEE is: Name of Branch: Electrical & Electronics Engg. (EEE) S.No. Name of Event 1. Workshop on Self Excited Induction Generator 2. One week Short Term Course on Role of Artificial Intelligence in Engineering 3. One week Short Term Course on Renewable Energy 4. Two week Short Term Course on MATLAB/Simulink Environment

No. of Days 03

Tentative Dates 24-26 Sept,2015

Approx Budget 1,50,000

1 Week

7-11 Dec,2015

3,00,000

1 Week

21-25 Dec,2015

3,00,000

2 Week

15-27 Feb ,2016

4,50,000

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

85

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Mechanical Name of the Head of Department/Section: Prof. Harmesh Kumar Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable . ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Mr. Neeraj Tiwari

Area of Training/Development ·

2.

Mr. Gulshan Kumar

Short Term Course on Advanced and Micro manufacturing · Short Term Course on Aspects and application of research Methodology in Science and Engineering Six Sigma Greenbelt

3.

Mr. Aman Joshi

· ·

· 4.

Mr. Ravneet Kumar

· ·

Short Term Course on Advanced and Micro manufacturing Short Term Course on Aspects and application of research Methodology in Science and Engineering National Conference of Mechanical Engineering Paper Presentation in Science and Information Conference 2013, London Short Term Course on National Conference for optimization technique in UIET,2013

Duration(Days) When(Date) 01 week

3rd-7th June,2013

01 week

8th-13th July,2013

03 Days 01 week

8th-10th March,2014 3rd-7th June,2013

01 week

8th-13th July,2013

02 Days

7th-8th Nov, 2014 07-09 Oct, 2013

03 Days

05 Days

86

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years : S.No. 1.

Name of administrative and financial Staff members NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No.

1.

Name of Faculty member Dr. Manu Sharma

Area of Training/Development · · ·

2.

Dr. Amit Chauhan

·

· ·

·

3.

Dr. Prashant Jindal

·

· · ·

Workshop on entrepreneurship Management Development Program for Higher Education Alumni Relations Conference India International Conference of Mechanical Engineering Training Program on Academic Activities and MIS Up scaling and Mainstreaming of Technology Enabled Learning in Higher Education in India Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Determination of thermal pressure and temperature of oil film of an elliptical journal beaving using CFD) Oral paper presentation at the 22nd Annual International Conference on Composites/ Nano Engineering(ICCE-22) Innovation Meet National Physical Laboratory Visit to National

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

03 Days

16th Nov,2013

05 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

01 Day

29thMarch,2014

03 Days

03-05th July,2013

02 Days

30th-31st May,2013

02 Days

25th-26th Feb,2014

02 Days

19th-20th Sept,2014

07 days

13-19th July,2014

04 Days 02 Days

24th-27th Sept, 2013 5th-7th April, 2014

01 Day

28th July,2014

87

4.

5.

Mr. Amandeep Singh Wadhwa

Mr. Amrinder Pal Singh

6.

Mr. Harbhinder Singh

7.

Mr. Jaswinder Singh Mehta,

8.

Mr. Parveen Goyal,

9.

Mr. Rajesh Kumar

Physical Laboratory for Research Work · Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Title of Paper: Determination of thermal pressure and temperature of oil film of an elliptical journal beaving using CFD) · TEQIP Workshop on Applied Mechanics · Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Optimization of Compressor Behaving using Genetic Algorithm · Paper presentation during International Conference on Mechanics of Composites(MECHCO MP 2014 ) · International Conference NUiCOME2012 · Management Development Program for Higher Education Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics at IIT Kanpur · CEERI, Pillani · Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics at IIT Kanpur · CEERI, Pillani · Visit to NTPC · HETIS2014"Harnessing Engineering Technology and innovation for sustainable development" · CEERI, Pillani · Training on Management capacity

02 Days

19th-20th Sept, 2014

04 Days

4th-7th Oct,2013

02 Days

19th-20th Sept,2014

05 Days

08-12 June,2014

03 Days

6th-8th Dec,2012

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

07 Days

19th-25th July,2015

02 Days 07 Days

19th-20th Jan, 2014 19th-25th July, 2014

02 Days 02 Days 02 Days

19th-20th Jan, 2014 21st-22nd March, 2014 19th-20th Sept, 2014

02 Days 06 Days

19th-20th Jan, 2014 9th-14th June, 2014

88

10. 11.

Mr. Neeraj Sharma Mr. Surjeet Singh

enhancement for administrators ICCCT-2013 · ·

TEQIP Workshop on Applied Mechanics Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Optimization of compressor behaving using genetic algorithm)

03 Days

20th-22nd Sept,2013

04 Days

4th-7th Oct,2013

02 Days

19th-20th Sept,2014

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Prof. Harmesh Kumar

Area of Training/Development · Visit to labs of schools of Engg. Cardiff University and University of Birmingham · Regional summit on Quality Education · Management Development Program for Higher Education · World Summit on Accreditation WOSA2014 by NBA · 10th Batch of training on Mgmt. Capacity Enhancement

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

09 Days

06-14 July,2014

01Day

3rd Jan,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

8th-10th March,2014

05 Days

19th-23rd August,2014

Vi) Previous training the Research Scholar has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Area of Training/Development Workshop on Mechanics

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Mr. Narender Panwar

04 Days

2.

Mr. Sachin Mohal

Workshop on Mechanics

04 Days

3.

Mr. Vikas Kumar

Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics

05 Days

4th-7th Oct, 2013 4th-7th Oct, 2013 19th-23rd July ,2014

4.

Mr. Chander Prakash

1 week Hands on workshop on Human Cancer Cell Culture technique & MTT Assay

07 Days

23rd-29th Dec, 2013

89

viii) Procurement completed for the branch Mechanical under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2. 3.

4.

5. 6. 7.

Pkg Name DAQ Lab Mechanical Fabrication Machine FEA simulation software Mechanical Automatic Control Lab - 5 Mechanical Mechanical Workshop - 1 Design Expert Software Mechanics of Material Lab Mechanical

Pkg Code ../CH/CH1G01/83 ../CH/CH1G01/292

Purchased in year Amount(Rs.) 2013-14 7,80,750 2013-14 49,600 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/77

9,38,048 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/210

1,77,075 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/85

9,71,250 2014-15

../CH/CH1G01/301 ../CH/CH1G01/79

22,472 2014-15 1,02,600 TOTAL

30,41,795

· Procurement Under Process for branch Mechanical under TEQIP-II: S.No.

1. 2.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Refrigeration and Air Condition Lab Mechanical Polishing Machine

...II/CH/CH1G01/84 ...I/CH/CH1G01/389 TOTAL

Estimated Amount (Rs.) 3,05,437 4,10,000 7,15,437

90

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: Mechanical Engg.

Computerized Drilling Machine

Level Controller

FEA simulation software

Fabrication Machine

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities · To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment · To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap · To emerge as a strong R&D center · To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them · To establish new PG courses C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section: · To strengthen laboratories and provide students exposure to latest technologies and equipment in the biotechnology domains · To familiarize students with various aspects of biotechnology and motivate them to pursue higher studies in the area of their interest. This will, in turn, increase their employability. · To formulate and update the curriculum according to the needs of the industry. D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed.

91

· Procurement planned for the Mechanical Branch under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Package Name

Department

1.

Electrochemical Corrosion Test Rig

Mechanical

2.

Micro Hardness Tester

Mechanical

3.

Nano Plug and Play Servohydraulic Testing Machine(UTM/Fatigue for Micro Components)

Mechanical

To be Amount Procured in (tentative) Period April 2015 15,00,000 to March 2016 April 2015 10,00,000 to March 2016 April 2015 40,00,000 to March 2016 TOTAL

65,00,000

· Tentative plan of Programs to be organized by the department of Mechanical Engg Name of Branch: Mechanical Engg. S.No Name of Event 1. Seminar on Skill Sharpening 2. Expert Lecture by Prof. Pradeep Kumar, IIT Roorkee, Prof. PC Tewari, NIT Kurukshetra 3. Training Program on Innovations and latest research in Engineering 4. Workshop on Mechanical Engg 5. National Conference on Mechanical Engg 6. Training Program on Latest research Trends in Mechanical Engg.

No. of Days 01 Day ----

Tentative Dates March 2015 March & April,2015

Approx Budget 50,000 20,000

One Week

April,2015

4,00,000

2 Days 2 Days 1 week

2 Days Sept-Oct,2015 Nov-Dec, 2015

1,50,000 4,00,000 4,00,000

Future Growth Plans taking into account the research account the Research and Consultancy Activities: § To advance the work in existing post graduation courses in Mechanical Engineering. § To start and excel the new post graduate course such as in Manufacturing and Materials, etc. § To have state of the art laboratories for following research areas: § Advanced Manufacturing Processes § Welding Techniques § Tool and Cutter Design § Manufacturing Science § Design of Experiments § Modeling of Manufacturing Systems § Advances in Engineering Materials § Composite Materials § Material Modeling

92

§ Fluid Dynamics § Computational Fluid Dynamics § Industrial Tribology § Finite Element Method § Applied Solid Mechanics § Vibration Testing § Advanced Control System § Condition Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis Future Growth plan taking into account the collaborations: § Industry-Institute collaborations for placements, industrial trainings, study visits and live projects. § MOUs with other prestigious institutes in India and abroad for joint research projects, joint PhD programmes and student exchange. § Every faculty member to carry out sponsored research projects with private industry or government funding agencies such as UGC, AICTE, DST, etc. Future Growth Plans taking into account the areas of Strength: § We have advanced research labs in the field of Manufacturing and Materials. § Our Future Growth Plan is to further strengthen our laboratories by equipping our research labs with the following latest research equipments such as: Automatic TIG Welding set-up, Micro Hardness Tester, Micro EDM, Ultrasonic Machining Machine, Lapping Machine Rapid Prototyping Machine , Micro UTM(25kN), Electrochemical Work Station for Corrosion Testing, Automatic MIG Welding Set-up, Industrial Microwave Oven(1000-1500W) Set-Up, Wear Testing(Pin on Desk). thermal Analyzer, Polishing machine, Multi Tribometer, Nano-indenter, Micro Weigh Machine, Composite Twin extrusion machine, Hopkinson Bar, Vacuum Furnace. Future Growth Plans taking into account the Academic Activities:§ Organizing World Class Conferences, Seminars, Faculty development Programmes, Short Term Training Programmes, Summer Schools and Certificate Courses for Specialized Technologies. § Developing a research cell for providing need based technical and research oriented services to industry on a chargeable basis. § Overall personality development of students by conducting expert lectures for students from eminent personalities from all across the fields such as technical, managerial , business, political, social, economical , spiritual(meditation),etc. UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section) 93

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Applied Sciences Name of the Head of Department/Section: Dr. Vinay Kanwar Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. Name of Support Staff 1.

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

-----

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. Name of Technical Staff

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

-----

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years : S.No. Name of administrative and financial Staff members 1. NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

01 Day

3rd Jan,2013

02 Days

1st-2nd Feb,2014

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Dr. Renu Thapar

2.

Dr. Kalpana Dahiya

3.

Ms. Prabhjot Kaur

Area of Training/Development 50th National Conference of Chemistry · National conference on advancements in Mathematics · International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014 · ·

Recent Advancement in Mathematics International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014

03 Days 20th-22nd March,2014

02 Days 03 Days

1st-2nd Feb, 2014 20th-22nd March, 2014

94

4.

Dr. Aditya Kaushik

·

Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Management Development Program for Higher Education

08 Days

6-13th May,2014

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

Monika Randhawa

XXI DAE-BRNS High Energy Physics Symposium 2014

05 Days

8th-12th Dec,2014

6.

Dr. Saurabh Bhatia

03 Days

20th-22nd March,2014

7.

Ms. Jyoti Sharma

International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences-2014 International Conference on emerging areas of mathematics for science & Technology

03 Days

30th Jan- 1st Feb 2015

·

5.

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No. Name of HOD/Dean 1.

Dr. Vinay Kanwar

Area of Training/Development · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Management Development Program for Higher Education · International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

06 Days

23rd-28th Sept,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

20th-22nd March,2014

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar has undergone in last two years:

S.No. Name of Research Scholar/Student ------

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

viii) Procurement completed for the branch Applied Sciences under TEQIP-II: S.No 1. 2.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Purchased in year

Biquartz polarimeterphysics Dielectric constant-MAT SCIENCE

../CH/CH1G01/93

2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/128

2013-14

Amount (Rs.) 28,288 35,076

95

3.

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

13. 14. 15. 16.

17. 18. 19.

20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

Electron Spin resonance spectrometer-MAT SCIENCE Flashing & Quenching Physics Four Probe-MAT SCIENCE Hysteresis loop-physics Laser Kit-Physics Planck’s constant-Physics Refractive index-Physics Thermionic work functionMAT SCIENCE Ultrasonic Interferometerphysics UV-VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETERNew Four Probe FTIR Spectrophotometer Dependence of Hall Coeffcient on Temprature Measurment of Magnetoresistance of Semiconductor physics-1(Four Probe method) Spin Coating Unit-Mat Science Susceptibility of Paramaganetic Solution by Quinck's tube Electron Gun Pallet Maker-MAT SCINECE Ultra Sonicator Heating Mantle-1 Hot Plate-Chemistry TLC Kit-Chemistry Melting Point ApparatusChemistry

../CH/CH1G01/129

2013-14 36,774

../CH/CH1G01/95

2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/130 ../CH/CH1G01/97 ../CH/CH1G01/92 ../CH/CH1G01/98 ../CH/CH1G01/103 ../CH/CH1G01/134

2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14 2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/94

2013-14

../CH/CH1G01/249

2013-14

5,092 26,590 72,416 36,208 37,340 28,853 8260 56,575 9,95,923

../CH/CH1G01/252 ../CH/CH1G01/254 ../CH/CH1G01/306

2013-14 2013-14 2014-15

../CH/CH1G01/307

2014-15

48,841 12,36,480 64,470 60,900

../CH/CH1G01/90

2014-15

../CH/CH1G01/251

2014-15

../CH/CH1G01/308

2014-15

22,064 1,55,625 59,325

../CH/CH1G01/253 ../CH/CH1G01/302

2014-15 2014-15

9,13,710

../CH/CH1G01/300 ../CH/CH1G01/353 ../CH/CH1G01/351 ../CH/CH1G01/355 ../CH/CH1G01/361

2014-15 2014-15 2014-15 2014-15 2014-15

4,09,500 4,264 6,953 8,719

1,18,125

TOTAL

8,663 44,85,034

· Procurement Under Process for branch Applied Sciences under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

Centrifuge MAT-Science Curie Temperature-Physics Magnetic Stirrer-Chemistry Chemistry-Accupipet, Spectrophotometer,

...II/CH/CH1G01/327 ...II/CH/CH1G01/343 ...II/CH/CH1G01/354 ...II/CH/CH1G01/384

Estimated Amount (Rs.) 1,47,062 39,925 10,254 1,39,191 96

5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

Analytical Balance, Oil Bath Melting Point Apparatus-Chemistry Rotary Evaporator-Chemistry Vaccum pump Water Bath Rectangular(Single wall) Curie’s Temperature-Physics Hall coeff-MAT SCIENCE Weighing Balance-Mat Science Refrigerator & Oven Rotary Evaporator-Chemistry Hot Air Oven Incubator-Chemistry LCR Meter Furnace Applied Sciences HP Laptop-Maths Numerical Scheme Project

...II/CH/CH1G01/361 ...II/CH/CH1G01/358 ...II/CH/CH1G01/382 ...II/CH/CH1G01/362 ...II/CH/CH1G01/99 ...I/CH/CH1G01/131 ...I/CH/CH1G01/225 ...I/CH/CH1G01/324 ...I/CH/CH1G01/358 ...I/CH/CH1G01/359 ...I/CH/CH1G01/360 ...I/CH/CH1G01/375 ...I/CH/CH1G01/401 ...I/CH/CH1G01/245

26,000 72,506 14,063 35,888 25,000 30,000 90,000 38,000 80,000 30,000 30,000 5,00,000 2,00,000 1,05,135

TOTAL

16,13,024

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: Applied Sciences

Four Probe

Biquartz Polari meter

Flashing & Quenching Physics Electron Spin resonance spectrometer

Dielectric Constant

Laser –Kit

97

Planck’s constant

Refractive index-Physics

Hysteresis Loop

Four Probe

Spin Coating Unit

Thermionic work function

Ultrasonic Interferometer

UV-VIS Spectrophotometer

Ultrasonicator

FTIR- Spectrometer

Electron Beam Gun

98

Centrifuge

Curie-temperature

Pallet Maker

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · · · · · ·

To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap To emerge as a strong R&D center To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them To establish new PG courses

C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section:

· To strengthen laboratories and provide students exposure to latest technologies and equipment in the Applied Sciences domains · To familiarize students with various aspects of applied sciences and motivate them to pursue higher studies in the area of their interest. This will in turn, increase their employability. · To formulate and update the curriculum according to the needs of the industry.

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. · Procurement Planned for Applied Science branch under TEQIP-II: S.No.

Package Name

Department

To be Procured in Period

1.

Laboratory Centrifuge

2. 3.

Incubator Bacteological (Mammert type) Referigerator

4.

Magnetic Stirrer

5.

Magnetic Striier with Hot plate

Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

Amount

15,000.00 20,000.00 19,000.00 20,000.00 40,000.00

99

6.

Magnetic Beeds

7.

PH meter

8.

Mini Centrifuge

9.

Conductivity Meter

10.

Analytical Balance

11.

Turbidity Meter

12.

Test Tube Shaker

13.

Chemistry Bio Draw Altra

14.

Origin

15.

He-Ne Laser Kit

16. 17.

Balmer series and Rydberg Constant Zeeman Effect Kit

18.

LCR Setup

19.

Forced Oscillator Setup

20.

Coupled Pendulum

21.

NMR Experiment

22. 23.

Desktop Computers i-7 with latest configuration Server

24.

Networking of lab

25.

Electrical wiring in lab

26.

Aluminium Partitioning for Lab UPS 5KVA

27. 28.

Typing and Processing softwares for Mathematics including Mathematica,MATLAB(with required tools),winedt

Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences Applied Sciences

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

4,000.00 30,000.00

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016

35,000.00

April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2015 to March 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016

55,000.00

April 2016 to Oct 2016

40,000.00 30,000.00 40,000.00 6,000.00 92,000.00 50,000.00

53,000.00 2,80,000.00 30,000.00 9,000.00 59,000.00 80,000.00 12,00,000.00

April 2016 to Oct 2016

2,00,000.00 April 2016 to Oct 2016

50,000.00 April 2016 to Oct 2016

50,000.00 April 2016 to Oct 2016

1,30,000.00 April 2016 to Oct 2016

80,000.00 April 2016 to Oct 2016 April 2016 to Oct 2016

4,50,000.00

TOTAL 31,67,000.00

100

· Tentative plan of Programs to be Organized by the department of Applied Sciences: Name of Branch: Applied Sciences S.No. Name of Event 1. International Conference on " Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations"

No. of Days -----

Tentative Dates 2015-16

Approx Budget Rs. 9,95,000/-

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities.

Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section)

101

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS PROFORMA-VIII: DEAPRTMENT TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the department/Section: Applied Management Name of the Head of Department/Section: Prof. Gurdeep Singh Note: i) Strike out whichever is not applicable ii) Additional Sheet may be used whenever required A. Details of Previous training i) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

-----

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the support staff has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Technical Staff

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

-----

iii) Previous Training the administrative and financial staff has undergone in last two years: S.No. Name of administrative and financial Staff members 1. NA

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

iv) Previous training the faculty has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Faculty member 1. Ms. Anu Jhamb

Area of Training/Development Attending "Spoken English Bridge Course" for QEEE Phase-II

Duration(Days) 01 Day

When(Date) 25th July,2014

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1

Prof. Gurdeep Singh

Area of Training/Development Management Development Program for Higher Education International Conference of Entrepreneurship Education and Training: Design Delivery and effectiveness

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014 29th-31st Jan,2015

03 Days

102

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar has undergone in last two years:

S.No.

Name of Research Scholar/Student ------

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities · To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment · To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap · To emerge as a strong R&D center · To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them · To establish new PG courses C. Objectives/Priorities of the Department/Section: · To strengthen laboratories and provide students exposure to latest technologies and equipment in the Applied Management domains · To familiarize students with various aspects of applied management and motivate them to pursue higher studies in the area of their interest. This will, in turn, increase their employability. · To formulate and update the curriculum according to the needs of the industry. D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. · Tentative plan of Programs to be Organized by the department of Applied Management.

UNDERTAKING This is to certify that an actual training needs analysis has been taken by the department's staff and faculty and that the department's training /development plan as described above is based on the felts needs of the staff and faculty aligned with the department's objectives and priorities.

Signature with date (Name of the Head of the Department/Section

103

Library The UIET Library is having around 18000 print books, digital library with databases including thousands of research journals, Lakhs of articles free text e-books and is one of the first departmental libraries to implement the Slim21 Software which is a department module of the Software installed in the A.C. Joshi Library. The Library's holdings are physically housed in 3 area studies centers, including reference collection throughout the library system. The Library serves study, teaching, and research needs and offers a full range of reference services geared toward assisting library users with specialized information needs.The following is the details of Items available in the UIET Library: Details Of Various Kinds Of Materials And Provisions In Library

In Numbers

Total Collection Of Books

17,797

Total No Of Titles

5,906

Total No Of E-Books (Pearson And Ebsco) NUMBER OF BOOKS (Circulation-Cum-Text) Number Of Book Cd/Dvd’s Number Of Journals(In Print Form) Number Of Online Journals

295 1,860 725 1 Access through Panjab University website at www.puchd.ac.in

Number Of Newspapers

11

Number Of Magazines

26

Number Of Terminals (Computers)

4

Number Of Databases Access Through A.C Joshi Library Number Of Seating Capacity Total Area Library Staff · Assistant Librarian · Library Assistant · Restorer · Semi Professional · Peon Cum Helper Timings Number Of Users For Circulation (Per Day) Library Management Software

(DETAIL ENCLOSED) 160 6,700 SQ. FEET

1 5 2 3 2 9.00 AM TO 5.00 PM 250-300 (Approx.) SLIM 21

104

Stock Taking Through

IA21 DEVICE

Library Committee 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Professor Renu Vig Dr Vinay Kanwar Dr Sarbjeet Singh Mr Amrinder Pal Singh Mr Naresh Kumar Ms Shashi Kataria

Director UIET (Chairperson) Associate Professor (Math) Associate Professor (CSE) Assistant Professor (MECH) Assistant Professor (ECE & Library Incharge) Deputy Registrar UIET (Convener)

Role of the Committee Library committee/Library Incharge assists Director /Academic Committee regarding issues of purchase & other developmental aspects of departmental Library. UIET Library works in tune with the University Library for purchasing of print books & for other policies regarding Library. · Procurement completed for the library under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Pkg Name Barcode Scanner Book 1 LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE Pearson E-Books Books Books 8 IEEE

Pkg Code Amount(Rs.) ../CH/CH1G01/157 15,172.00 ../CH/CH1G01/193 1,67,963.00 ../CH/CH1G01/158 1,47,000.00 ../CH/CH1G01/206 5,61,163.00 ../CH/CH1G01/59 4,95,557.00 ../CH/CH1G01/201 71,850.00 ../CH/CH1G01/313 11,14,375.00 TOTAL 25,73,080.00

· Procurement under Process for Library under TEQIP-II: S.No.

3.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

To be Installed in lab/ Room No.

Book 7

98

Library

Estimated Amount (Rs.)

71,916.00 TOTAL 71,916.00

105

Equipments purchased under TEQIP-II Department: Library

Library Management Software

Pearson E-books

Barcode Reader

Books8

E-Books

· Procurement planned for Library under TEQIP-II: Branch: Library S.No. 1. 2. 3.

Package Name Taylor and Francis Digital Library RFID System

Department Amount Library 3,50,000 Library 70,000 Library 25,00,000 TOTAL 29,20,000

· Procurement completed at Institute Level under TEQIP-II: S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Pkg Name Chairs for Placement Hall. Desktop Computers Projector Student Benches-Furniture Aluminium Partioning AC Stabilizer Desktop Computer (Windows)

Pkg Code ../CH/CH1G01/216 ../CH/CH1G01/2 ../CH/CH1G01/6 ../CH/CH1G01/233 ../CH/CH1G01/217 ../CH/CH1G01/317

Amount(Rs.) 6,38,025 37,80,980 9,97,608 3,78,000 9,78,070 1,06,875

../CH/CH1G01/271

9,72,720 2,46,650

Electricity Feeder

../CH/CH1G01/370

8.

106

9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

Laptop Laptop i7 HP Laser Printer Split AC Split AC 1.5

../CH/CH1G01/1 ../CH/CH1G01/383 ../CH/CH1G01/7 ../CH/CH1G01/289 ../CH/CH1G01/339

8,31,600 8,10,674 52,500 9,36,451 3,32,870 37,463 1,11,00,486

Stabilizer 4KVA

TOTAL

· Procurement under process for Institute level under TEQIP-II: S.No.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Pkg Name

Pkg Code

To be Installed in lab/ Room No.

Furniture Installation 1.5 ton AC Computer i5 Projector Computer i7 Installation of Split AC 1.5 ton Stools VSDU Aluminium Partioning Printer TEQIP Printer-TEQIP BarCode Equipment Fingerprint Reader

...I/CH/CH1G01/294 ...I/CH/CH1G01/340 ...I/CH/CH1G01/380 ...I/CH/CH1G01/373 ...I/CH/CH1G01/377 ...I/CH/CH1G01/335 ...I/CH/CH1G01/387 ...I/CH/CH1G01/394 ../CH/CH1G01/403 ...I/CH/CH1G01/390 ...I/CH/CH1G01/315 ...I/CH/CH1G01/367 ...I/CH/CH1G01/368

Estimated Amount (Rs.) Institute Level 5,73,408 Institute Level 16,685 Institute Level 22,40,900 Institute Level 2,84,172 Institute Level 24,95,749 Institute Level 12,978 Institute Level 75,000 Institute Level 39,000 Institute Level 3,00,000 TEQIP 8,613 TEQIP 12,000 TEQIP 24,000 TEQIP 6,000 TOTAL 60,88,505

· Procurement planned at Institute Level for TEQIP-II: S.No. 1.

Package Name Lecture stand

Department Institute Level

2.

Furniture & Fixtures

Institute Level

3.

Electrical Fixtures & fittings ERP

Amount 1,60,000 20,00,000

4. 5.

Computers & Others peripherals

Institute Level

1,00,000

Institute Level

30,00,000

Institute Level TOTAL

25,98,808 78,58,808

107

S.No. 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

S.No.

Program attended by Non-Teaching Staff of UIET Name of Staff Member Designation Program Name Duration Ms. Richa Gupta Library STTP on Digital 05 Days Assistant Library Management Ms. Monika Library STTP on Digital 05 Days Assistant Library Management Mr. Ravinder Kumar Hira Library STTP on Digital 05 Days Assistant Library Management Ms. Richa Gupta Library DRDO Training 05 Days Assistant Workshop on "Innovation and emerging Techniques for library Professionals Mr. Bhupinder Singh Project officer, Residential 05 Days TEQIP-II Training Program on Project Management & Financial Monitoring

Name of Staff member

1.

Mr. Ashok Kumar Chauhan

2.

Mr. Rohit

3.

Mr. Manmohan Shah

4.

Mr. Amandeep Singh

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT UNIT Area of Duration Training/Development (Days) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

. Net Windows Server SQL Server Red Hat Linux Windows Server 2008 . Net framework 4.0 SQL Server 2008 Testing Tools Windows Server 2008 . Net framework 4.0 SQL Server 2008 SAP Red Hat Linux PhP My SQL Office Administrator Windows Server 2008

Convenient (tentative) date

Dates 27th-31st Jan,2014 27th-31st Jan,2014 27th-31st Jan,2014 4th-8th August,2014

19th-23rd Jan,2015

Trainer /Organization SSI

TULEC

108

Annexure-G

TRAINING NEED ANALYSIS PERFOMA-IX: INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name of the Principal/Director: Prof. Renu Vig Department/Section wise details of previous training Program i) Previous Training the SUPPORT STAFF has undergone in last two years: S.No.

Name of Support Staff

1.

NIL

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

ii) Previous Training the TECHNICAL STAFF has undergone in last two years: BIOTECHNOLOGY: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Naveen Kumar Gupta

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days) When(Date)

Prespetive & Trendsin Plant Sciences & Biotechnology (PTPB-14)

03 Days

21st-23rd Feb,2014

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No. 1.

2.

3.

4. 5.

Name of Technical Staff Mr. Arpit Bansal

Mr. Iman Bodhin

Mr. Rajesh Kumar

Mr. Satish Verma Mr. Amar Singh

Area of Training/Development Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Web based e-financial Monitoring Report and Financial Management Conference on Windows Server 2008 Administration Short term course on Cloud Computing Short term course on ASP.Net Wireless Computer Networking Short term course on ASP.Net QEEE

01 Day

6th August,2012

05 Days

QEEE

02 days

Wireless Computer Networking Short term course on ASP.Net

12 Days

6th-10th Jan, 2014 29th July-2nd Aug, 2013 23rd-27th Sept, 2013 10th-21st Feb,2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013 6th-7th Dec,2013 6th-7th Dec,2013 10th-21st Feb, 2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013

05 Days 05 Days 12 Days 05 Days 02 days

05 Days

109

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Arun Dhawan

2.

Mr. Vikas Bali

3.

Kapil kumar Kaushal

4.

Mr. Arjun Gore

Area of Training/Development Duration(Days) ·

Wireless Computer Networking · Short term course on ASP.Net Permission for attending short term course on content management system · Wireless Computer Networking · One week Short Term Course on Power Supply Design, Fabrication & Testing Computer Networking with CCNA (NITTTR)

12 Days 05 Days 05 Days

12 days 05 Days

05 Days

When(Date) 10th-21st Feb, 2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013 24th-28th Feb, 2014 10th-21st Feb, 2014 3rd-6th June,2013

19th-23rd May, 2014

MECHANICAL ENGG: S.No. 1.

Name of Technical Staff Mr. Neeraj Tiwari

2.

Mr. Gulshan Kumar

3.

Mr. Aman Joshi

4.

Mr. Ravneet Kumar

Area of Training/Development Short Term Course on Advanced and Micro manufacturing Six Sigma Greenbelt

Short Term Course on Advanced and Micro manufacturing National Conference of Mechanical Engineering Science and Information Conference 2013

Duration(Days) When(Date) 01 day

6th March,2013

03 Days

8th-10th March,2014

01 Day

6th March, 2013

02 Days

7th-8th Nov, 2014 7th-9th Oct,2013

03 Days

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.- NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: NIL APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL

110

iii) Previous Training the ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL STAFF has undergone in last two years: BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: NIL COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: NIL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: NIL MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG: NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: NIL APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL iv) Previous training the FACULTY has undergone in last two years: BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Prof. Sanjeev Puri

2

Ms. Hema Setia

3

Ms. Hema Setia

4.

Ms. Ranjana Bhatia

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Advanced Training Course on Frontiers 08 Days in Stem Cell & Regeneration Advanced training Woods hole Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong 03 Days International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) Management Development Program 03 Days for Higher Education

30 Sept-07 Oct,2012

CHASCON-2014

26th-28th Feb,2014

03 Days

19-21st Dec,2013

6th-8th Feb,2014

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No. Name of Faculty member 1. Prof. Savita Gupta

Area of Training/Development · ·

2.

Dr. Harish Kumar

· ·

Study and Networking Tour to school of Engg. Training on Management Capacity Enhancement Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology 48th Annual Convention of Computer Society of India

Duration(Days) 09 Days 05 days

When(Date) 06-14th July,2014 10th-14th May, 2013

08 days

06-13th May, 2014

03 Days

13th-15th Dec, 2013

111

·

3.

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal

02 Days

22nd-23rd Feb, 2014

05 Days

10th-14th March, 2014 20th June,2014

·

02 Days

· · · Dr. Sarbjeet Singh

19th-21st Jan, 2014

01 Day

·

4.

03 Days

Conference on Building Excellence in Professional Higher Education Institutions · 28th National Convention of Comp. Engg & Seminar on Mobile & Ubiquitous Computing · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop to share experiences and good practices on improving transition rate of students in TEQIP-II · TEQIP-II Regional Workshop for Students, faculty and nonTeaching staff satisfaction survey · Paper presentation at 2nd Hong Kong International Conference on Engineering & Applied Sciences (HKICEAS) · QEEE Introductory meet

·

· · · ·

Training for implementation of Direct to student Program Management Development Program for Higher Education ASSOCHAM organizing National Education Summit & Excellence Award 2014 Up scaling and Mainstreaming of Technology Enabled Learning in Higher Education in India Review of QEEE program Paper presentation at Intelligent Techniques in distributed systems in conjunction with 5th International Conference on Emerging ubiquitous systems and pervasive networks (EUSPN2014) Training on Management Capacity Enhancement 48th Annual Convention of Computer Society of India Management Development Program for Higher Education SIRS, 2nd International conference on Security in Computer Network and Distributed System (SNDS-2014)

01 Day

02 Days

29th-30th Sept, 2014

03 Days

19-21st Dec, 2013

02 Days 01 Day

02 Days

01 Day

18th Nov,2013 6th-7th Dec,2013 6th-8th Feb,2014 19th Feb,2014

25th-26th Feb, 2014 13th March, 2014

04 Days

22-25th Sept, 2014

05 Days

19th-23rd Aug, 2013 13th-15th Dec, 2013 6th-8th Feb,2014 13th-15th March, 2014

03 Days 02 Days 03 Days

112

· 5.

Dr. Vishal Gupta

·

·

6.

Mr. Akashdeep

· ·

organized by Indian Institute of IT & Mgmt- Kerela Oral Paper Presentation at International conference on Systems Engineering at Las Vegas USA International symposium on Signal Processing and Intelligent Recognition System(SIRS-2014) International Conference on Transformation in Engg. Education (ICTIEE-2014) 49th Annual Convention of Computer society of India(CSI)

03 Days

19-21st August, 2014

03 Days

13th-15th March, 2014

03 Days

16th-18th Jan, 2014

04 Days

12th-14th Dec, 2014

7.

Mr. Makhan Singh

TEQIP Workshop for Computer Science Teachers

03 Days

14th-16th July, 2014

8.

Mr. Mukesh Kumar

03 Days

9.

Ms. Himashu

TEQIP Workshop for Computer Science Teachers FDP on Research Issues and Simulation tools in Wireless Technologies

14th-16th July, 2014 23rd-27th Sept,2013

10.

Ms. Nidhi

FDP on Research Issues and Simulation tools in Wireless Technologies

05 Days

23rd-27th Sept,2013

11.

Ms. Preeti Aggarwal

4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 International Conference(ICIIP- 2013)

08 Days

1st-8th Aug,2013

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

05 Days

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No. Name of Faculty member 9. Ms. Amandeep Verma 10.

Ms. Puneet Jai Kaur

11.

Ms. Rajni Sobti

12.

Ms. Roopali Garg

Area of Training/Development 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 Workshop on Wireless Networking simulations using NS2 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 (Title: Enhanced

Duration (Days) 02 Days

When(Date) 1st-2nd Aug,2013

02 Days

1st-2nd Aug,2013

03 Days

13th-15th March, 2014

02 Days

25th-26th Sept,2014 113

13.

Manu Bansal

14.

Ms. Sukesha

15.

16.

Ms. Veenu Mangat

Ms. Nidhi

light weight sybilattack detection Technique" One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" · International Conference in recent advances in computing · Workshop on ANC and its applications ·

4th International Conference on Information, Telecommunication & Computing ITC-2013 · Role of Basic Science in Engineering · Management Development Program for Higher Education FDP on Research issues & Simulation Tools Wireless Technologies

05 Days

1st-5th Dec,2014

04 Days

4th-7th Oct, 2013

06 Days

09-14th Dec, 2013 1st-2nd Aug,2013

02 Days

05 Days

1st Nov,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014 23rd-27th Sept, 2013

05 Days

MECHANICAL ENGG: S.No. Name of Faculty member 1. Dr. Manu Sharma

Area of Training/Development · · ·

2.

Dr. Amit Chauhan

· · ·

·

3.

Dr. Prashant Jindal

·

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

Workshop on entrepreneurship Management Development Program for Higher Education Alumni Relations Conference India

01 Day

16th Nov,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

01 Day

29thMarch,2014

International Conference of Mechanical Engineering Training Program on Academic Activities and MIS Up scaling and Mainstreaming of Technology Enabled Learning in Higher Education in India Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Determination of thermal pressure and temperature of oil film of an elliptical journal beaving using CFD)

03 Days

03-05th July,2013 30th-31st May,2013 25th-26th Feb,2014

Oral paper presentation at the 22nd Annual

07 days

02 Days 02 Days

02 Days

19th-20th Sept,2014

13-19th July,2014 114

4.

5.

6. 7.

International Conference on Composites/ Nano Engineering(ICCE-22) · Workshop on Global Higher Education Summit · Innovation Meet · National Physical Laboratory · Visit to National Physical Laboratory for Research Work · Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Title of Paper: Determination of thermal pressure and temperature of oil film of an elliptical journal beaving using CFD) Mr. Amandeep Singh · TEQIP Workshop on Applied Wadhwa Mechanics · Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Optimization of Compressor Behaving using Genetic Algorithm Mr. Amrinder Pal Singh · Paper presentation during International Conference on Mechanics of Composites(MECHCOMP 2014 ) · International Conference NUiCOME-2012 · Management Development Program for Higher Education Mr. Harbhinder Singh Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics Mr. Jaswinder Singh Mehta,

· ·

06 Days 04 Days 02 Days 01 Day

02 Days

24th-29th May, 2013 24th-27th Sept, 2013 5th-7th April, 2014 28th July,2014 19th-20th Sept, 2014

04 Days

4th-7th Oct,2013

02 Days

19th-20th Sept,2014

05 Days

08-12 June,2014

03 Days

6th-8th Dec,2012 6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

07 Days

19th-25th July,2015

CEERI, Pillani Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics

02 Days

19th-20th Jan, 2014 19th-25th July, 2015 19th-20th Jan, 2014 21st-22nd March, 2014 19th-20th Sept, 2014

07 Days

8.

Mr. Parveen Goyal,

· · ·

CEERI, Pillani Visit to NTPC HETIS-2014"Harnessing Engineering Technology and innovation for sustainable development"

02 Days 02 Days 02 Days

9.

Mr. Rajesh Kumar

·

CEERI, Pillani

02 Days

·

Training on Management capacity enhancement for

06 Days

19th-20th Jan, 2014 9th-14th June, 2014 115

10.

Mr. Neeraj Sharma

administrators ICCCT-2013

11.

Mr. Surjeet Singh

· ·

TEQIP Workshop on Applied Mechanics Paper presentation at HETIS-2014 (Tiltle of Paper: Determination of thermal pressure and temperature of oil film of an elliptical journal beaving using CFD)

03 Days 04 Days

20th-22nd Sept,2013 4th-7th Oct,2013

02 Days 19th-20th Sept,2014

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG: S.No. 12.

Name of Faculty member Prof. Renu Vig

13.

Mr. Arvind Kumar

14.

Ms. Garima Joshi

15.

Ms. Sukesha

16.

Ms. Preeti

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development 04 Days · The 2013 International Conference on Image processing, Computer Vision and Pattern recognition 06 Days · Study tour to the University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham, University of Cambridge and Imperial Collage, London 01 Day · Quality Circle Initiative Review Meeting · Conference on Building 03 Days Excellence in Professional Higher Education Institutions 05 Days · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement 02 Days · Good Governance Leadership and Management workshop Training on Management 05 Days Capacity Enhancement Indo German Winter Academy 06 Days Program Workshop on ANC and its 06 Days application Workshop on ANC and its 06 Days application

When(Date) 22-25th July, 2013

23-28th June, 2014

3rd Jan,2014

19th-21st Jan, 2014 10th-14th March, 2014 12th-13th Oct, 2014 21st-25th Oct,2013 24th-30th Nov, 2013 9th-14th Dec,2013 9th-14th Dec,2013

116

17.

Mr. Sumit Budhiraja

·

Workshop on ANC and its application Management Development Program for Higher Education Workshop on Wireless Communications Alumni Relations Conference India

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

02 Days

23rd-24th Feb, 2014

01 Day

29thMarch,2014

Workshop on ANC and its application · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement International Conference on control, Instrumentation, energy & communication (CIEC 14) · Management Development Program for Higher Education · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop on Wireless Communications Alumni Relations Conference India IEEE Indian Antena Week

06 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013

05 Days

13th-17th Jan, 2014

03 Days

31st Jan-2nd Feb, 2014

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

05 Days

13th-17th Jan, 2014

02 Days

23rd-24th Feb, 2014

01 Day

29thMarch,2014

05 Days

26th-30th May, 2014

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

06 Days

7th-12th Aug, 2013

· · ·

18.

Mr. Sunil Agrawal

19.

Mr. Neeraj Sharma

20.

Mr. Naresh Kumar

21.

Dr. Manu Sharma

22.

Mr. Jaget Singh

·

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No. 1.

Name of Faculty member Mr. Y.P. Verma

Area of Training/Development · Paper Presentation in World Congress on Engineering at London · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Optimal size study of wind PV hybrid energy system) · Paper presentation in

01 Day

28th June,2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

117

2.

3.

Dr. Damanjeet Kaur

Mr. Deepak Kumar

4.

Mr. Gaurav Sapra

5.

Mrs. Nisha Tayal

6.

Ms. Aditi Gupta

national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Operation and control strategies for a micro solar power plant in smart grids) · Short term Course on Grid Connected Rooftop PV Power Plants: From Basics to Installation With hands on Experience · Fuzzy system and Neural network in power system optimization · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Performance Enhancement by Unified Power Quality Conditioner using Intelligent Controller) · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems (Title of paper: Effects of Converter station faults on Generator shaft torque with and without SMES unit) Workshop on ANC and its application · Management Development Program for Higher Education · Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power Systems · International Conference on Mathematics & Engg Sciences-2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

03 Days

28th-30th Nov, 2013

02 Days

4th-5th April, 2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

01 Day

28th June,2014

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013 6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

01 Day

03 Days

28th June,2014

20th-22nd March, 2014

118

·

7.

Ms. Preetika Sharma

8.

Ms. Sarpreet Kaur

9.

Mr. Deepak Kumar

Paper presentation in national conference on recent advances in power systems Conference on " Nano Materials in Communication Sector- A mini Review " Short Term Course on Achieving Managerial Excellence Management Development Program for Higher Education

01 Day

28th June,2014

02 Days

15th-16th Nov, 2013

05 Days

17th-21st March, 2014

03 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

APPLIED SCIENCES: S.No. 1.

2.

3. 4. 5.

6.

Name of Faculty member Dr. Aditya Kaushik

Dr. Kalpana Dahiya

Dr. Renu Thapar Monika Randhawa Ms. Prabhjot Kaur

Dr. Saurabh Bhatia

Area of Training/Development · Networking tour with laboratories of Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Management Development Program for Higher Education

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

08 Days

6-13th May,2014

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

·

02 Days

1st-2nd Feb,2014

03 Days

20th-22nd March,2014

01 Day

3rd Jan,2013

05 Days

8th-12th Dec,2014

02 Days

1st-2nd Feb, 2014

03 Days

20th-22nd March, 2014

03 Days

20th-22nd March,2014

National conference on advancements in Mathematics · International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014 50th National Conference of Chemistry XXI DAE-BRNS High Energy Physics Symposium 2014 · Recent Advancement in Mathematics · International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences2014 International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences-2014

119

APPLIED MANAGEMENT: S.No.

Name of Faculty member 1. Ms. Anu Jhamb

Area of Training/Development Attending "Spoken English Bridge Course" for QEEE Phase-II

Duration(Days) 01 Day

When(Date) 25th July,2014

v) Previous training the HOD/Dean has undergone in last two years:

BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Mrs. Jaspreet Kaur

Area of Training/Development Management Development Program for Higher Education

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

Area of Training/Development · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Quality Circle Initiative Review Meeting · TEQIP-II Regional Workshop for Students, faculty and nonTeaching staff satisfaction survey

Duration (Days) 05 Days

When(Date)

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Prof. Sukhwinder Singh

01Day 02 Days

19th-23rd Aug, 2013 3rd Jan, 2014 29th-30th Sept, 2014

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Mrs. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh

Area of Training/Development · Management Development Program for Higher Education · INDIA COM-2014 International Conference on Computing for sustainable Global Development

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

05 Days

6th-8th Feb, 2014

03 Days

5th-7th March , 2014

120

MECHANICAL ENGG: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Prof. Harmesh Kumar

Area of Training/Development · Visit to labs of schools of Engg. Cardiff University and University of Birmingham · Regional summit on Quality Education · Management Development Program for Higher Education · World Summit on Accreditation WOSA-2014 by NBA · 10th Batch of training on Mgmt. Capacity Enhancement

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

09 Days

06-14 July,2014

01Day

3rd Jan,2013

03 Days

6th-8th Feb,2014

03 Days

8th-10th March,2014

05 Days

19th-23rd August,2014

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

05 Days

8th-12th July, 2013

06 Days

09-14 Dec,2013

03 Days

30th Oct-1st Nov, 2014

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.- NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1.

Mr. Manoj Kumar Sharma

Area of Training/Development · Workshop on Management Capacity Enhancement · Workshop on ANC and its applications · International Conference on Computational Advancement in Communication circuits and systems

APPLIED SCIENCES: S.No. 1.

Name of HOD/Dean Dr. Vinay Kanwar

Area of Training/Development · Training on Management Capacity Enhancement · Management Development

Duration(Days) 06 Days

03 Days

When(Date) 23rd-28th Sept,2013

6th-8th Feb,2014 121

·

Program for Higher Education International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences-2014

03 Days

20th-22nd March,2014

APPLIED MANAGEMENT: S.No.

Name of HOD/Dean

1

Prof. Gurdeep Singh

Area of Duration(Days) Training/Development 03 Days · Management Development Program for Higher Education 03 Days · International Conference of Entrepreneurship Education and Training: Design Delivery and effectiveness

When(Date) 6th-8th Feb,2014 29th-31st Jan,2015

vi) Previous training the Research Scholar/Students has undergone in last two years:

BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Ms. Bulbul Gupta

Area of Training/Development National workshop on Mass Spectrometry 2014

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

01 Day

3rd July,2014

Area of Training/Development One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques"

Duration (Days) 05 Days

When(Date)

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Ali Reza Sina

2.

Dinesh Vij

3.

Gholamreza Kakamanshadi

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

122

4.

Mr. Gagan Singla

5.

Jagpreet Sidhu

6.

Mr. Jaskirat Singh

7.

Mr. Ranjit Singh

8.

Mr. Vipul Sharma

9.

Ms. Raahat Devender Singh

10.

Raman Kumar Goyal

11.

Mr. Raman Singh

One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" · One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" · 2nd International Symposium on Security in Computing & Communication Brain, Behaviour and Neuro Imaging 9th International Joint Conference on Computer Information System and Engineering One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques" 3rd International Symposium on Intelligent Informatics One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques"

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

05 Days

1st-5th Dec, 2014

04 Days

24th-27th Sept, 2014

02 Days

15th-16th Nov,2013 12th-14th Dec, 2013

· ·

Conference PDCTA2013 ICMIRA-2013

·

International Conference on Computers, Communications and Control (ICCC) Participation in various events of IIT Hyderabad techfest(ELAN-14)

12.

Mr. Puneet Sika, Mr. Rajat Kosh

13.

Mr. Shubam chaudhary, ACM International Mr. Sandharab Katyar, Collegiate Programming Mr. Shamsher Ahmed Contest Asia regional finals

03 Days

05 Days

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

04 Days

24th-27th July, 2014

05 Days

1st-5th Dec, 2014

03 Days

18th-20th Feb, 2013 21st-23rd Dec, 2013 7th-9th May 2014

03 Days 03 Days

03 Days

31st Jan-2nd Feb,2014

02 Days

18th-19th Dec,2013

123

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No. Name of Research Scholar/Student 1. Bharti Wadhwa

2.

Ms. Rigzin Angmo

3.

Mr. Hemraj

4.

Ms. Guneet Kaur

5.

Mr. Simarpreet Singh

6.

Meenakshi Malhotra

Area of Training/Development

Duration(Days) When(Date)

3rd International conference on Advances in Computing, Communication & informatics International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference, CONFLUENCE 2014 International Conference on Reliability infocom technologies and optimization International Conference on Research and innovation in Engg. & Technology

04 Days

24th-27th Sept 2014

02 Days

25th-26th Sept, 2014 25th-26th Sept, 2014 25th-26th Sept, 2014 8th-10th Oct, 2014

02 Days 02 Days 03 Days

02 Days

19th-20th Dec, 2014

MECHANICAL ENGG: S.No.

Area of Training/Development Workshop on Mechanics

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student Mr. Narender Panwar

04 Days

2.

Mr. Sachin Mohal

Workshop on Mechanics

04 Days

3.

Mr. Vikas Kumar

05 Days

4.

Mr. Chander Prakash

Workshop on Mechanics & applied mathematics 1 week Hands on workshop on Human Cancer Cell Culture technique & MTT Assay

4th-7th Oct, 2013 4th-7th Oct, 2013 19th-23rd July ,2014 23rd-29th Dec, 2013

07 Days

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG S.No. 1.

Name of Research Scholar/Student 18 students of ECE 3rd Sem

Area of Training/Development Participation in E-summit

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

02 Days

1st-2nd Feb,2014

Area of Training/Development Workshop on ANC and its application

Duration(Days)

When(Date)

06 Days

9th-14th Dec,2013

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No.

Name of Research Scholar/Student 1. Mr. Parag Lal

124

2. Mr. Behrouz Kheiri Sarabi

· ·

·

Workshop on ANC and its application Paper Presentation at IEEE International conference on Green Computing, Communication & Electrical Engg. (Title of Paper: Techniques for finding the Optimal Placement of Sensors & Actuators in Active Vibration Control) One week short term training program on "Advanced optimization through intelligent techniques"

06 Days 03 Days

05 Days

9th-14th Dec, 2013 6th-8th March, 2014

22nd-26th Sept, 2014

APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL

B. Objectives/Priorities of the Institution: · · · · · ·

To strengthen infrastructure and provide state of the art learning facilities To provide training to faculty and staff for knowledge enrichment To collaborate with industry in order to bridge the industry-academia gap To emerge as a strong R&D center To enhance employability of students by developing the required skills set in them To establish new PG courses.

D. Aligning the objectives/priorities of your department/section and institution with those of the individual staff and faculty, identify the areas of training /development and suitable staff and faculty to be trained/developed. I) CLASS IV STAFF BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No.

1.

Name of Staff member

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Equipment Maintenance and Cleaning

10

Convenient (tentative) date Nil

Trainer /Organization

125

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: NIL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: NIL MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.- NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL II) SUPPORT STAFF BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: NIL COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: NIL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No. 1.

Name of Staff member Ms. Kiran, Clerk

Area of Training/Development Soft Skills, Ms. Office

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.- NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: NIL APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL III) TECHNICAL STAFF BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No.

1. 2. 3.

Name of Staff member

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Good Labor atory scale Practices Handling of Radioactivity Culturing Technologies

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: NIL

126

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No.

Name of Staff member Area of Training/Development

1.

Mr. Arun Dhawan

2.

Mr. Sudhir Goyal

3.

Mr. Vikas Bali

4.

Mr. Nand Kishore

5.

Mr. Arjun Gore

6.

Mr. Kapil Kumar Kaushal

7.

Ms. Paramjit Kaur

8.

Mr. Satish Sharma

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

9.

Mr. Anup Kakria

· · · · ·

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

ASP.NET Share Point Soft Skills Cloud Computing Soft Skills Web Development Android Application Development Mobile Computing Image Processing Soft Skills Latex Programming SharePoint, etc. MATLAB Cloud Computing Sensor Networks Embedding Systems Basic Electronics Hardware Maintenance Networking Networking Hardware Maintenance Soft Skills Embedded Systems LINUX Administration ASP.NET Networking Soft Skills Networking Hardware Maintenance Soft Skills Analog/Digital Basic Electronics Computer/Laptop Repairing Networking Soft Skills

MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL 127

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.S.No.

Name of Staff member

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

1.

Ms. Rekha Rani

10

2.

Mr. Jasveer Singh

3.

Ms. Pammi Sharma

Training in communication trainer kits Embedded System Design software VLSI Design, Tanner Tool

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

21 15

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No.

Name of Staff member

Area of Training/Development

1.

Chunni Lal

2. 3.

Davinder Singh Mehar Singh

4.

Palwinder Singh

Electrical equipment maintenance repair Trainer's kit Functioning · Computer Assembly and Troubleshooting · Installation of Software Electrical equipment maintenance and repair

Duration (Days)

APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL IV) ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCE STAFF: BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: NIL COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: NIL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: NIL MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.- NIL ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: NIL APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL

128

V) FACULTY: BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

Area of Training/Development

1.

Ms. Anupreet Kaur

· ·

2.

Mr. Shailendra Arya

· · ·

3.

·

Ms. Hema Setia

·

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Biomaterials Drug Designing through various tools of bioinformatics Radioisotopes and their applications Environmental biotechnology and bioremediation Alternate fuel sources Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering Training on simulation Software's

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Ms. Preeti Aggarwal

2.

Dr. Sarbjeet Singh

3.

Dr. Harish Kumar

4.

Dr. Sakshi Kaushal

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

· · · ·

MATLAB Medical Imaging Grid Computing Security Architecture Implementation DNS related Internet Technologies Wireless Networks

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No. 1.

2. 3. 4.

Name of Faculty member Veenu Mangat

Area of Duration Training/Development (Days) · Software tools/RDBMS extension for Data mining · Cloud Computing

Raj Kumari Puneet Jai Kaur Mandeep Kaur

Networking Software Testing · Image Processing

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

129

5.

Sukhvir Singh

6.

Rajni Sobti

7. 8. 9.

Monika Nidhi Manu Bansal

Techniques · Latest Software for Image Processing · Information/Network Security · Neural Networks · Protocol Security · Software Tools for networking · F/OSS/Ws · S/W Quality · Mobile ad-hoc wireless N/W Tools for software testing Big Data Tools DATA MINING (Academic Research Based Tools)

MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. S.No.

Name of Faculty member

1.

Mr. Arvind Rajput

2.

Mr. Naresh Kumar

Area of Training/Development Advances in Semiconductor Technology Optical Communication Technology

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

7

7

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No.

1.

Name of Faculty member Y.P. Verma

Area of Training/Development · · · · ·

2.

Damanjeet Kaur

3.

Sarpreet Kaur

4.

Parul Gaur

· · · · · ·

Duration (Days)

Wind Power Integration SCADA Power systems restructuring Optimization Techniques Programming Fundamentals SCADA Smart Grids Energy Audit SMART Energy MATLAB MATLAB 130

5.

Nisha Tayal

6.

Deepak Kumar

· · · · · · ·

Micro Controllers PLCs & Automation MATLAB NN&FL Power Systems MATLAB Control Systems

APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL VI) HOD/DEAN: BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGG: S.No

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Dr. Jaspreet Kaur

Area of Training/Development · ·

·

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Duration (Days)

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Convenient (tentative) date Oct, Dec 2015

Trainer /Organization

Hands-on-training on fermentation technology Latest in bioanalytical techniques like NMR and mass spectroscopy Development of industrially important drugs and molecules

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Prof. Sukhwinder Singh

Area of Training/Development · · · · ·

Biomedical engineering Grid Computing Image Processing Open Source Technology Networks and Security

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Ms. Inderdeep Kaur Aulakh

Area of Training/Development

Duration (Days)

· ·

12 Days

·

Soft Skills Embedded Systems Lab DSP Lab

131

MECHANICAL ENGG: NIL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member

Area of Training/Development

Ms. Sharmelee Thangjam

Duration (Days)

Specialized signal Processing Software

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

Convenient (tentative) date

Trainer /Organization

7

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG: S.No.

1.

Name of HoD/Dean member Manoj Kumar Sharma

Area of Training/Development · · · · ·

Duration (Days)

DSP Adaptive Signal Processing NN&FL MATLAB Automation

APPLIED SCIENCES: NIL APPLIED MANAGEMENT: NIL VII) Tentative plan Programs to be organised: Name of Branch: Electrical & Electronics Engg. (EEE) S.No Name of Event No. of Days 5. Workshop on Self Excited 03 Days Induction Generator 6. One week Short Term Course on 1 Week Role of Artificial Intelligence in Engineering 7. One week Short Term Course on 1 Week Renewable Energy 8. Two week Short Term Course on 2 Week MATLAB/Simulink Environment Name of Branch: Mechanical Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 7. Seminar on Skill Sharpening 01 Day 8. Expert Lecture by Prof. Pradeep ---Kumar, IIT Roorkee, Prof. PC Tewari, NIT Kurukshetra 9. Training Program on Innovations One Week and latest research in Engineering 10. Workshop on Mechanical Engg. 2 Days 11. National Conference on 2 Days Mechanical Engg.

Tentative Dates 24th-26th Sept,2015 7th-11th December,2015

Approx Budget 1,50,000

21st-25th December,2015 15th-27th February,2016

3,00,000

Tentative Dates March 2015 March & April,2015

Approx Budget 50,000 20,000

3,00,000

4,50,000

April,2015

4,00,000

2 Days Sept-Oct,2015

1,50,000 4,00,000

132

12. Training Program on Latest 1 week research Trends in Mech Engg. Name of Branch: Biotechnology Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 4. National Symposium on BioCAMP: 02 Days Current Trends and Future Prospects in Biotechnology 5. Expert Lecture by Lecturers from ---IIT Delhi 6. Workshop on Biotechnology ---Engineering Name of Branch: Information Technology Engg. S.No. Name of Event No. of Days 8. Expert Talk by Alumni ----9. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----10. Expert Talk by Industry Expert ----11. Soft Skill Workshop for Faculty ----12. Soft Skill Workshop for Lab Staff ----13. Optiwave Workshop/Lab View ----Workshop 14. Two days Symposium ----Name of Branch: Applied Sciences S.No. Name of Event 2. International Conference on "Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations" Name of Branch: ECE S.No. Name of Event 5. Two Days Workshop on Design and Fabrication OLED 6. Workshop on Wireless Communication 7. Expert Lecture on Smart Sensors 8. Workshop on Neuro feedback Training Name of Branch: CSE 6. Short term training Programme on Natural Language Processing 7. Binnaual National Conference on Contemporary areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies 8. Binnaual Internationalational Conference on thurst areas in collaboration with industries and professional bodies 9. Faculty Development Programme (Signal & Image Processing) 10. Conducting certificate courses for specialized technologies

Nov-Dec, 2015

Tentative Dates Sept,2015

4,00,000

Approx Budget 3,70,000

Oct,2015

50,000

Nov,2015

1,50,000

Tentative Dates May 2015 Sept 2015 Feb 2016 Dec 2015 Oct 2015 Jun 2015 Nov 2015

Approx Budget 20,000 20,000 20,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 2,00,000

No. of Days -----

Tentative Dates 2015-16

Approx Budget 9,95,000

No. of Days 02 Days

Tentative Dates 28th-29th July,2015 27th-28th August,2015 24th Sept,2015 4th-6th Nov,2015

Approx Budget 1,00,000

02 Days 01 Day 03 Days

1,00,000 25,000 1,50,000

1 Week

May 2016

4,00,000

2 Days

Dec,2015

5,50,000

2 Days

Dec,2015-16

10,00,000

1 Week

Nov-Dec 2015

4,00,000

2 Weeks

Dec,2015 and May-June 2016

5,00,000

133

UNDERTAKING This is certify that an actual training Needs Analysis has been taken by the institution, and that the institution’s training/Development plan as described above is based on the feltneeds of the concerned Departments/Sections aligned with institution’s objectives and priorities. Signature with date (Name of the Principal/Director)

134

Annexure-H Branch: CSE (Modernization of Laboratories and Workshops including Removal of Obsolescence) LABS SETUP AND UPGRADED DURING PERIOD 2010-2015 Department Name of the Purpose/linkage to lab/Workshop existing programme Multimedia Lab UG/PG/Research No:220

Server Room Upgradation No:210

Computer Sci & Engg.

QEEE CSE Lecture room:213

UG/PG/Research

UG/PG/Research

Setup/ Upgraded in year 2011

2014

2014

Computational Neuro Science lab No:415

UG/PG/Research

2014

Database lab

UG/PG/Research

2014

Object Oriented Progarmming lab

UG/PG/Research

2011

Software Engineering Lab

UG/PG/Research

2015

Equipments/ Software Lab No:220 · HP Compaq Desktop Computer 24 · Logtech Headset with MIC: 30 · Web Camera (Zebronices) : 30 · Rack Mounted Nas Storage with 42U Rack · UPS 5KVA · Microsoft Dream Spark premium for three years · Qual Net Up gradation · UTM-CSE · Netbook and Utrabook · HP Server · Audio Mixer · HDMI Capture Card and Accessories · Projector Screen and Mounting Kit · Speakers · DTH Dish · Airtel 4G Router · Compressor Connector · RG-59 Cable · EEG Monitoring System for 10 Channel- New · Portable Wireless Neuro FeedbackBiofeedback System · HP Compaq Desktop Computers: 16 · HP Compaq Desktop Computers: 22 · Logtech Headset with MIC: 30 Computers:24

Total Expenditure ( in Rs.) 9,600,62.40

3,46,070.00 91,350.00 1,16,208.00

1,88,576.00 7,16,125.00 74,500.00 15,901.00 17,040.00 18,200.00 22,000.00 7,990.00 2,000.00 100.00 15,33,244.00 8,92,500

9,30,720.00 7,63,400

13,61,317.18

135

Scholarship to students under TEQIP-II ME Students 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

Ph.D Students 12

16

10

13

10

8 8

6

6 4

2

2

1

0 2012-13 NON GATE

2013-14 GATE

2012-13 NON GATE

2013-14 GATE 12

136

24.Status of Performance Assessment Indicators of TEQIP-II as laid down by NPIU Name of the institute

University Institute of Engineering & Technology, Panjab University, Chandigarh

1

2

3

Auto nomy (Yes/ No) Yes = obtai ned or appli ed for Yes

MoM of BoG (last 4 Months) published on institution's website (Yes/No)

Governance Self Review Submitted (Yes/No)

Govern ance develop ment plan Submitt ed (Yes/No )

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

NBA Accredi tation (% accredi ted + applied for) (≥ 50% = Yes) Yes*

Statutor y Audit (2013‐ 14) (Yes/No

2nd Performanc e Auditing (Yes/No) Yes= Performanc e + Data Auding

MIS Data Entry Status (Yes= Adequate , No= Inadequat e)

Participation in CII‐AICTE Survey (Yes/No)

Participati on Faculty, Staff & Students satisfactio n Survey (≥ 50% = Yes)

Procuremen t Plan to cover 100% procuremen t expenditure (Yes/No)

% of Expenditure against total funds received ( ≥ 50% = Yes)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

% of Expenditure + Committed expenditure against Total funds recieved (100% = Yes) Yes

Indicators Met

12

*e-SAR has been filed and the visit of NBA team is due.

Note: UIET Panjab Univeristy Chandigarh is meeting all twelve indicators as laid down by NPI

137

Financial Details Head wise percentage of allocation of TEQIP-II (Rs.10 Crores) Procurement

4%

Assistantship

10%

2% 3%

R&D FSD

4%

I-I-I-Cells

10%

55%

Reforms

10%

2%

Capacity development

Student Support IOC

Expenditure in Percentage of TEQIP-II upto 31.03.2015

4% 3% 1% 3%

Procurement

9%

Assistantship R&D FSD

12%

2%

52%

I-I-I Cells Capacity development Reforms

14%

Student support

138

Position of Expenditure of TEQIP-II Upto 31.03.2015

S. No.

Activities

Cumulative Expenditure upto 31th March, 2015 (Amount in Rs.)

1

Procurement of goods (equipment, furniture, books, LRs, software and minor items) and civil works for improvement in 4,57,43,133

teaching, training and learning facilities 2

Provide Teaching and Research Assistantships for significantly increasing enrolment in existing and new Master’s and Doctoral programmes in Engineering disciplines

1,22,49,436

3

Enhancement of R & D and institutional consultancy activities

4

Faculty and staff development for improved competence

5

Enhanced interaction with Industry

26,19,664

6

Institutional Management Capacity enhancement

11,26,412

7

Implementation of Institutional academic reforms

38,77,378

8

Academic support for weak students

22,69,170

9

Incremental operating cost

77,25,521 Total

13,49,112 1,05,79,596

8,75,39,422

139

MIS DETAIL S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63.

Screen Name Institution Baseline Institution Information Department Degree Title Programme Autonomous Details Programme wise sanctioned Intake Accrediation Detail Accreditation Progress Infratructure Detail Library Detail Computer Centre Source of Income Sanctoned Position Faculty Profile Faculty upgradation Staff Profile Training Plan Assign Training Plan Faculty attending Seminar/Conf/Workshop Student Information Programme Assistant ship Student Diagnostic Test Student Admission Policy Student Transition Student Performance Campus Placement Programme fees from students Publication Books Innovations Patents Consultancies Externally funded R&D Projects MoU Seminar/Conference/Workshop/symposium Conducted Citation Seats Reservation Detail Determining Curricula Revision Credit Exemption Choice of Electives Innovative Methods of Student Evaluation Teachers appraisal by students Revision/Restructuring Programme Innovation in Teaching/learning processes Continuing Education and Allied Programmes Collaborative Arrangements Training Need Assessment Inviting Industry Experts Curricula Revision with involving Student attachment with industry Industry Sponsored Chair Industry Personnel Trained Collaborative Academic Programme Academic Support to weak Students Delegation of Financial Powers Adminstrative Power of Functionaries Managerial Autonomy BOG Meeting Block Grant Fund Four Funds Internal Revenue Generations Incentive to Teachers

2010-11 Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled NA NA NA NA Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled NA

140

2011-12 Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA Filled NA Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled NA NA NA NA Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA

2012-13 Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled NA NA NA NA Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA

2013-14 Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled NA Filled Filled NA NA Filled NA Filled Filled NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled NA NA NA Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled Filled NA

(Academic Detail of Students) Under Graduate students passed out from 1st year to 2nd year 700 581

600

560

542

500

541 442

431

400 300 200

129

99

100 0 2012-13 Admitted Appeared

Fully Passed

2013-14 Reapper

Under Graduate Students Category wise appeared for 1st Year exam

400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0

337 296

109

88 31

31

2012-13

103

83 35

25

2013-14

GENERAL SC ST OBC OTHERS (Defence/Single girl child/ESM/ Aids/Ka shmir Migrants)

141

9

Transistion Rate of Under Graduate Students in percentage

Pass Students 81

76.96

2012-13

2013-14

Post Graduate Students passed out from 1st Year to 2nd Year 100 90 80

87 78

78

87

81

73

70 60 50 40 30 20 6

5

10 0 2012-13 Admitted

2013-14 Appeared

Fully Passed

142

Reappear

Transition Rate of Post Graduate Students in percentage 98

97.70

97.5 97 96.5

96.15

96 95.5 95 2012-13

2013-14 Pass Students

Students performance and Learning Outcomes

600 521

500

480

400 354 300

269

200 110 100 25 0 2012-13

2013-14

Total No. of Students in 8th Sem

60-80%

>80% 19

143

· Brief of the activities conducted under TEQIP-II as per the mandate laid down in Project implementation Plan (PIP) of NPIU S.No. 1.

Items

Actions Taken

To identify · weaknesses in all students and take · remedial students

One extra lecture per week for weak students has been embedded in the time table for each subject. Weak students have been identified in each course based on CGPA Academically weak students who have CGPA