CRITERION 2

Program Curriculum And

Teaching - Learning
Processes

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Criterion-2 Program Curriculum and Teaching – 120

Learning Processes

2.1 Program Curriculum 20

2.1.1 State the process used to identify extent of compliance of the 10

University curriculum for attaining the Program Outcomes and
Program Specific Outcomes as mentioned in Annexure I. Also
mention the identified curricular gaps, if any

Program Outcomes are narrower statements that describe what students are expected to know
and be able to do upon the graduation. These relate to the skills, knowledge, and behavior
that students acquire in their matriculation through the programme. Graduates of the
Mechanical Engineering Programme will be able to achieve the following POs:

Programme Outcomes

The Department of Mechanical Engineering has adopted the NBA outcomes as its
Programme Outcomes.Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering Programme will be
able to achieve the following Pos

PO1 Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering

fundamentals, and Mechanical Engineering principles to the solution of complex
problems in Mechanical Engineering.
PO2 Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research interpretation, and analyze complex
Mechanical Engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first
principles of mathematics and engineering sciences.
PO3 Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex Mechanical
Engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the
specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety,
cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and

PO4 research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of
data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions related to
Mechanical Engineering problems.
PO5 Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and
modern engineering tools such as CAD, CAM, CIM and FEM including prediction

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 and modelling to complex Mechanical Engineering activities with an understanding
of the limitations.
PO6 The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge
to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent
responsibilities relevant to the professional Mechanical Engineering practice.
PO7 Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional
Mechanical Engineering solutions in societal, environmental contexts, demonstrate
the knowledge and need for sustainable development.
PO8 Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities
and norms of the Mechanical Engineering practice.
PO9 Individual and team work: Functions effectively as an individual and as a member
or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10 Communication: Communicate effectively on complex Mechanical Engineering
activities with the engineering community and with society at large such as, being
able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make
effective presentations and give / receive clear instructions.
PO11 Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding the
engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a
member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary
environments.
PO12 Life-long learning: Recognize the need and have the preparation and ability to
engage in independent and life- long learning in the broadest context of technological
change.

Program Specific Outcomes

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) are what the graduates of a specific undergraduate
engineering program should be able to do at the time of graduation.
PSO1 Apply Mechanical Engineering knowledge to address wide range of technical and
societal problems with creativity, imagination, confidence and responsibility.
PSO2 To understand the design analysis of Mechanical components in various industrial
sectors
PSO3 Analyze, design and evaluate engineering systems including I.C Engines,
Refrigeration, Air-conditioning, Conventional and Non-Conventional Power
Generating Systems.

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2.1.1.A Process used to identify extent of compliance of university 06
curriculum for attaining POs & PSOs

Table2.1.1.A.1: Process used to identify extent of compliance

Course of the I II III IV V VI VII VIII Total no
Sl.No Program Sem Sem Sem Sem Sem Sem Sem Sem of
subjects
(%)
1 General Studies 1 1 02(3.23%)

2 Applied Sciences 3 3 1 1 08
(12.9%)

3 Basic 4 4 08
Engineering (12.9%)
4 Core/Elective 7 7 7 8 8 4 41
Engineering (66.13%)

5 Inter Disciplinary 1 01(1.61%)

6 Project /Mini 2 02
project /Seminar (3.23%)
7 Total no. of 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 62(100%)
courses /semester

3.23 3.23
Distribution of different courses
1.61
12.9
General Studies
Applied Sciences
Basic Engineering
Core/Elective Engineering
12.9
Inter Disciplinary
Project /Mini project /Seminar

66.13

Fig 2.1.1.A.1: Distribution of different courses.

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 Distribution of Different Courses
66.13
70
60
50
40
30 12.9
12.9
20 3.23 1.61 3.23
10
0

Fig 2.1.1.A.2: Distribution of different courses.

Table 2.1.1.A.2: Comparison of Theory and Practical courses in VTU curriculum from
3rd to 8th Semester
Sl.No Items No. of Subjects Percentage PSO
1 Theory 34 74 PSO1,PSO2 & PSO3
2 Practical / Lab 12 26 PSO1,PSO2 & PSO3

The following procedure is adopted to evaluate the compliance of university curriculum

with POs-PSOs
O Write the COs for all the subjects of the program.
O Establish matrix of COs of each subject with POs and PSOs.
O Establish the link between COs of all the subjects with POs and PSOs.
O Based on the category of subject obtain the PO/PSO mapping for different category.
O Establish the precedence diagram for the subjects taught.
O Identify the gaps and initiate measures.

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 Flow chart for Gap Analysis

Fig 2.1.1.A.3: Processes used to identify the curricular gaps to the attainment of the
Cos/POs

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Identification of prerequisites for bridging the gap:Block diagram showing the courses taught from 1st to 8th semester
st th
Fig 2.1.1.A.4: Block diagram showing the courses taught from 1 to 8 semester.

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2.1.1.B List the curricular gaps for the attainment of defined POs & PSOs 04

O In VTU curriculum, course on ethics doesn’t offer sufficient information to students.

Hence to bridge the gap, a course on ethics has been introduced.
O Course on communication skill and leadership quality is not sufficient in VTU
curriculum. Hence this gap has to be bridged.
O Mathematics-3 & Mathematics-4 can’t be effectively taught to the lateral entry
diploma students, as they do not have the background of Basic Engineering
Mathematics. This gap has to be bridged.
O Software skills required for industry are insufficient in VTU curriculum.This gap has
to be bridged.
O The pre placement training covering areas such as Aptitude Test, Group Discussion,
Logical Reasoning, Personal Interviews., etc is to be imparted.

 Identification of prerequisites for bridging the Gap

 VTU curriculum does not offer a core course on composite materials as it is an
elective. Hence it has to be taught to bridge the gap.
 The service sector, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) has
potential for job opportunities and this course is not included in the VTU
curriculum and hence training programme can be organized in association
with ISHRAE/ ASHRAE, Bengaluru Chapter.
 Industrial Roboticscourse is not included in the VTU curriculum as core
subject and hence workshop / seminar which emphasized the need of robotics
and creation by applying modern tools may be taught to bridge the gap.
 The commercially used CAE Softwares are not included in the VTU
curriculum and CAE software training may be organized to enhance the
software skills for design and analysis the mechanical components.

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2.1.2 State the delivery details of the content beyond the syllabus for the
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attainment of POs and PSOs

(Provide details of the additional course/learning material/content/laboratory

experiments/projects etc., arising from the gaps identified in 2.1.1 in a tabular form in the
format given below)
A Steps taken to get identified gaps included in the curriculum.(e.g. letter to
university/BOS) :
Table2.1.2.A.1: Letters to university
Details Subject
Letter To University 1. The Composite Material subject is offered as
a core subject
2. Include Hydraulic and pneumatic laboratory
3. Turbo machine laboratory may be included
4. MAT Lab may be included

Steps taken to get identified gaps included in the curriculum:

The following modes are adopted to deliver the content beyond the syllabus to bridge the gap
1. Expert Lectures by the people working in industries / R&D organizations
2. Guest lectures by eminent people from reputed educational institutions
3. Presentation using modern ICT tools
4. Internship
5. Tutorials
6. Virtual labs
7. Charts
8. Additional Lab Experiments
9. Workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences
10. Industrial visits
11. Communication/ Soft skills/ Placement training

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 2.1.2.B.Delivery details of content beyond syllabus (5)

Table2.1.2.B.2: The content delivered beyond syllabus for CAY- 2017-18

Sl.No Content Content Gap covered Resource Person Date of Relevance
Delivered Program to POs
Delivery
(dd/mm/y and
Method ) PSO’s
1. One day CAE tools Lifelong Engineering Mr .Anoop 16/02/ PO’s-
&its various Skills Bagalkot, Senior 2018 1,2,3,4,12
Workshop
applications Application PSO’s-
in present Engineer 1,2,3
trends Mr. B Mahadev,
CAD/CAM
Consultant,
Beacon Private
Ltd, Bengaluru

2. One day Additive Creativity, Innovation Mr. Yashwant 14/02/201 PO’s-

Workshop Manufacturin Rahul Reddy, 8 1,2,3,4,5,8
g(3D Printing Marketing ,11,12
Technologies) Strategist,
Mr. Tejas Alva, PSO’s-
Marketing 1,2,3
Strategist,
Global 3D labs,
Bengaluru
3. Three days Robotics Creativity, Innovation Mr. Prashant 05/01/201 PO’s-
Workshop Simulation Kankanwadi, 8 1,2,3,5,8,1
Software Technical Head, 1,12
Mithshubishi Vyapti Technica PSO’s-
Made RT Solution, 1,2,3
ToolBox 2 Bengaluru
Mr. Vijayvithal
Illal,
Senior Engineer,
Vyapti Technica
Solution,
Bengaluru
Mr. Prem Kumar,
Robot Engineer,
Future Robotics
Ltd. Bengaluru

4. Technical Innovation,Cr Lifelong Engineering Prof.B A 11-2017 PO’s-

Talk eativity and Skills Patil,Director, 1,2,8,10,1
Technical R&D,Think&Edu 1,12,
Excellence cation Research
Foundation,B’lore PSO’s-1
5. Talk Importance of Lifelong Engineering Mrs-Sai Tulasi, 11-2017 PO’s-
Health care Skills Annapurna 1,6,12

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 and screening trust,chickballapur
methods PSO’s-1
6. Technical Design Lifelong Engineering Mr. Manjunath 10-2017
Talk concepts for Skills MD PO’s-
Engineers CoreCADD 1,2,3,4,5,6
Bengaluru ,12
PSO’s-1,2

7. Technical Electrical Lifelong Engineering Mr.T 10-2017 PO’s-

Talk Safety Skills Nagaraja,MD,Blu 1,2,6,7,10
e Volt
services,Bengalur PSO’s-1
u
8. Technical Finite Life-long Learning, Mr.Venkatesh B K 09/2017 PO’s-
Talk Elemental Innovation AP,DME,NCET,B 1,2,8,10,1
Analysis engaluru 1,12,

PSO’s-1,2
9. Importance of Lifelong Engineering Dr.Girish S,Satya 09-2017 PO’s-1,8,9
Talk Ethics in Skills sai
Engineering trust,Chickballapu PSO’s-1
r
10. Technical Robotics Creativity, Innovation Mr.Siddesh 08/2017 PO’s-
Talk Bandoli Iresh, 1,2,8,10,1
AP,DME,NCET,B 1,12,
engaluru
PSO’s-1,2
11. Technical Importance of Lifelong Engineering Mr.G.N.Dayanand 08-2017 PO’s-
Talk Bio-fuel Skills a,Manager 1,8,11,12
(Operations) PSO’s-
Karnataka State 1,2,3
Bioenergy
Development
Board.

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 Table2.1.2.B.3: The content delivered beyond syllabus for CAY m1-2016-17
Sl. Content Content Gap Covered Resource Person Action Relevance
No Delivery Delivered Date to POs and
Method PSOs
Two days Demonetisat- Applying ethical 1) Mr. B.M 04-05 PO’s-
1 workshop ion and its principles to know the Shivshankar 2017& 6,8,10,11,12
impact on impact of MD, HMT, Bengaluru 05-05 PSO’s-1
industrial/ Demonetisation on the 2) Mr. Dhananjaya 2017
commercial society Branch Manager
activities Karnataka Bank,
Devanahalli
2 Technical 6 Sigma Application ofsix sigma Mr. Ashok Kumar 19-04- PO’s-1,2,3,4
Talk in industries Centre Head 2017 PSO’s-1,3
CADD
Center,Yelahanka,Ben
galuru
4 One day Virtual Create and apply 1) Mr. Venkatesh B.K, 23-03- PO’s-
workshop laboratory appropriate techniques AP, DME,NCET 2017 1,2,3,4,5,10
experiments to solve the practical 2) Mr. Balaji Y S, AP, PSO’s-1,2
in kinematics applications in DME,
of machines kinematics of Machines NCET,Bengaluru

5 One day Industrial Lifelong learning- 1)Mr. Sachin Shrikant 23-03- PO’s-
workshop robotics Recognizing the need 2)Mr. Bandoli 2017 1,2,3,4,5,6,1
of robotics and create Siddheshwar Iresh 2
by applying modern 3)Mr.Ashwin A PSO’s-1,2
tools. AP, DME,
NCET,Bengaluru

One day Fusion 360 Modern Tool Usage for 1) Mr. Anil Kumar 23-03- PO’s-
workshop by Autodesk designing Engineering 2) Mr.Subramanya 2017 1,2,3,4,5,12
6 components 3) Mr.Vivek K T PSO’s-1,2,3
AP, DME,
NCET,Bengaluru
7 One week HVAC Identifying and analyze Mr.Nithin &others 09-20th PO’s-
training systems the complex HVAC Fair Conditioning Nov 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
system designs and System,Bengaluru 2016 PSO’s-1,2,3
problems in practical
applications
8 One day Advances in Emerging Trends in Dr.Venkateshwa-rulu, 22-10- PO’s-
workshop Composite Composite Materials Sceintist, 2016 1,2,3,4,5,7
Material and how the composite NAL, Bengaluru PSO’s-1,2
Science materials used in
practical applications.
9 Guest Autodesk Modern Tool Usage for Dr. Ramesh Padule, 24-08- PO’s-
Lecture fusion 360 designing Engineering Manufacturing 2016 1,3,4,5,6,11,
software components Accounts Manager 12
PSO’s-1,2,3

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 Table2.1.2.B.4: The content delivered beyond syllabus for CAY m2 - 2015-16

Sl Content Content Gap Covered Resource Persons Action Date Relevance

.N Delivery to Pos
Delivered
o Method and PSOs
1 One week Advances in Modern technologies 1)Mr.Devaraj, 25th -30th PO’s-
Faculty Mechanical used in mechanical SJCIT,C.B.pur July 2016 1,2,5,10,1
Developmen Engineering engineering 2)Dr.Sekhar 1,12
t programme majumdar, PSO’s-
NMIT, 1,2,3
Bengaluru
2 Faculty Manufacturing Understanding the 1) Mr.Kulkarni 30th June PO’s-
Developmen Process different 2) Mr.Jullya Naik -1st July 1,2,5,10,1
t Programme Laboratory manufacturing Asso Professor, 2016 1,12,
processes and DME, PSO’s-
applications NCET,Bengaluru 1,2,3

PSO’s-1,2

3 Faculty Mechanical Understanding the 1) Mr. Kulkarni 20th -24th PO’s-

Developmen Engineering different 2) Mr. Bandoli June 1,2,5,10,1
t Programme Foundation manufacturing 3) Mr. Jullya Naik 2016 1,12
Laboratory processes and 4) Mr. Balaji Y S PSO’s-
applications 5) Mr. Manjunath R 1,2,3
6) Mrs. Sandya P S
DME,
NCET,Bengaluru
4 One day Renewable Understanding the KSCST Sponsored 24-03- PO’s-
workshop Energy And renewable energy 2016 1,4,5,7,10,
Energy sources and its impact 11,12
Conservation on society PSO’s-
1,2.3

5 One day Outcome Awareness program 1)Dr. D.H Rao, 24-03- PO’s-
workshop Based on outcome based Dean Academics, 2016 1,2,5,10,1
Education education VTU, Belagavi 1,12
System And PSO’s-1
Bloom
Taxonomy
6 One day Virtual Create and apply 1)Dr.K.V.Gangadha 10-03- PO’s-
workshop Laboratory appropriate ran, Professor, 2016 1,2,4,5,10,
techniques to solve DME, NITK 11,12
the Complex 2)Dr.Pruthviraj PSO’s-1,2
problems in NITK, Surathkal
Mechanical
Engineering

7 One day Energy and Understanding the 1)Mr.Rakesh Shay, 28-01- PO’s-

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 workshop Water impact of how energy CEO, Eqube pvt ltd 2016 1,4,5,7,10,
Conservation and water is 2)Mr.Nagaraj, 11,12
conserved and its MD, Blue volts PSO’s-1,
impact on society service, Bangalore 2,3

8 One day Applications Create, select, and Mr. Ravi 16-12-

workshop of CAE apply appropriate Engineer 2015 PO’s-
Softwares techniques to design AMAR TECH, 1,4,5,10,1
Engineering Bangalore 1,12
Components PSO’s-
1,2,3

9 Industrial Knowledge of To understand ISRO Satellite 6-10- PO’s-

Visit design and development of heavy Center, Bangalore 2015 1,2,4,6,7,9
development lift GSLV-MK III. ,10,11,12
of satellites, To describe PSO’s-
and Navigation Satellite 1,2,3
management Systems. To
in the demonstrate Earth
companies Observation
Applications.
10 One day HVAC Identifying and Mr.Nithin &others 03/09/15 PO’s-
Work shop systems analyze the complex Fair Conditioning 1,2,3,4,5,6
HVAC system System, Bengaluru ,7
designs and problems PSO’s-
in practical 1,2,3
applications

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 2.1.2.C Mapping of content beyond syllabus with the POs and PSOs 03

Table 2.1.2.C.1: Mapping Of Content Beyond Syllabus with Pos CAY- 2017-18
Topics PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12

Expert Lectures & Guest √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Lectures
Flip Teaching/Virtual Lab/ √ √
Presentations (Still/Video)
/handouts / Assignment
Project/Mini Project √
Industry Institute Interaction √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
(Industrial visits and intern
ships)
Training related to placement √
/aptitude and programming
skills
Workshops / Conferences / √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Seminars/ Symposiums

Table 2.1.2.C.2: Mapping Of Content beyond Syllabus with PSO’s CAY-2017-18

Topics PSO1 PSO2 PSO3

Expert Lectures & Guest Lectures √ √

Virtual Lab/Presentations(Still/Video) √
/handouts/Assignment
Project / Group Task √ √

Industry Institute Interaction (Industrial visits and intern √ √ √

ships)
Training related to placement /aptitude and programming √
skills
Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/Symposiums √ √ √

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 Table 2.1.2.C.3: Mapping Of Content Beyond Syllabus with POs CAY m1 - 2016-17
Topics PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12
Expert Lectures √ √ √ √ √ √ √
& Guest
Lectures
Virtual Lab/ √ √ √ √ √ √
Presentations
(Still/Video)
/handouts /
Assignment
Project/Group √ √ √ √ √ √
Task
Industry √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Institute
Interaction
(Industrial visits
and intern
ships)
Training related √ √ √ √ √ √
to placement
/aptitude and
programming
skills
Workshops / √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Conferences /
Seminars/
Symposiums

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 Table 2.1.2.C.4: Mapping Of Content beyond Syllabus with PSO’s CAY m1 - 2016-17
Topics PSO1 PSO2 PSO3

Expert Lectures & Guest Lectures √ √

Virtual Lab/Presentations(Still/Video) /handouts/Assignment √ √ √

Project / Group Task √

Industry Institute Interaction (Industrial visits and intern ships) √ √

Training related to placement /aptitude and programming skills √

Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/Symposiums √ √

Table 2.1.2.C.5: Mapping Of Content Beyond Syllabus with Po’s CAY m2 - 2015-16
Topics PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO1 PO1 PO1
6 7 8 9 0 1 2
1 2 3 4 5
Expert √ √ √ √
Lectures &
Guest
Lectures
Virtual Lab/ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Presentations
(Still/Video)
/handouts /
Assignment
Project/Grou √ √ √ √ √ √
p Task
Industry √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Institute

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Interaction
(Industrial
visits and
intern ships)
Training √ √ √ √
related to
placement
/aptitude
and
programmin
g skills
Workshops / √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Conferences
/ Seminars/
Symposiums

Table 2.1.2.C.6:Mapping Of Content Beyond Syllabus with PSO’s CAYm2 - 2015-16

Topics PSO1 PSO2 PSO3

Expert Lectures & Guest Lectures √ √

Virtual Lab/Presentations(Still/Video) /handouts/Assignment √ √

Project/ Group Task √

Industry Institute Interaction (Industrial visits and intern ships) √ √ √

Training related to placement /aptitude and software skills √ √

Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/Symposiums √ √ √

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Criteria-2.2 TEACHING - LEARNING PROCESSES 100

2.2.1 Describe The Process Followed To Improve Quality Of 25

Teaching Learning

2.2.1.A. Adherence to Academic Calendar (3):

 The institute prepares its academic calendar well in advance to the commencement of
semester. This calendar is prepared in conformity to the university academic calendar.
 The department prepares its own academic calendar inline with the institute’s
calendar of events.
 The academic calendar contains all the relevant details such as number of working
days, test sequences, Parent Teachers Meeting, guest lecture schedules, dates on
which conference, workshops, seminars, industrial visits, cultural fests and sports
events are conducted. In addition, the details of alumni meeting, last working day,
commencement of practical and theory examination are also indicated.
 Subject distribution meeting is conducted in which subjects are distributed to faculty
members based on their area of specialization and number of times they have taught
the subject of their choice.
 Lesson plan is prepared by faculty in their subjects in line with ISO format.
 Teachers prepare lecture notes, assignments, etc. prior to commencement of semester.
 As VTU curriculum is not having course objectives and outcomes, the same is written
for that course.
Calendar of events of the department are given below

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2017-18 Even Semester:

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2017-18 Odd Semester:

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2016-17 Even Semester:

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2016-17 Odd Semester:

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2015-16 Even Semester:

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2015-16 Odd Semester:

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 Use of various instructional methods and pedagogical initiatives (3):
1. Black Board Teaching.
2. Virtual Lab for better understanding of KOM and MOM subjects.
3. Teaching using ICT tools - such as
 PPT prepared by faculties in the department
 Audio and video lectures available through VTU EDUSAT, NPTEL, etc.
 Using CAD models etc.,

4. Students interaction through subject forums in Moodle.

5. Internship based learning.
6. Encouraging students to collect more information on the course to have better
understanding of the course and go beyond syllabus through
 Use of Internet
 NPTEL Courses
 Industrial visits
7. Expert lecture by industry experts.

Methodologies to support slow learnersand encourage fast learners (4):

The procedures followed to support slow learners are as follows:
1. The slow learners are identified based on the first internal assessment performance.

2. Separate tutorialclasses and peer tutoring are conducted.

3. Regular counseling is arranged by teachers to find out their difficulties and help them
to arrive at solutions.

4. Parents are informed throughParent Teachers Meeting, phone call, messages

etc.,about the performance of their wards.

Outcome of support to slow learners:

1. Improvement in attendance.

2. Improvement in test performance.

3. A blended motivation and responsibility from both parents and faculty has created a
positive mind set and helped to overcome the inabilities and hurdles faced by the slow
learners.

4. Appreciation by parents for the interest taken about their wards.

Encouragement for fast learners:

The Nagarjuna College of Engineering and Technology always has the culture of
encouraging fast learners by providing them with necessary guidance and moral support.
The fast learners students are identified based on their overall performance and their
orientation towards academics:
1. First three toppers in every semester are awarded prizes in the form of cash and
technical books.

2. Fast learnersare deputed to various technology related competitions in other colleges

and universities such as technical quiz, paper presentation etc.,

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 3. Deputation of fast learners to special skill development programs organized by
reputed industries.

4. Fast learnersare encouraged to attend conferences, workshops and publish papers.

5. Awarding scholarships / fee concession to the deserving Fast learners.

6. Honoring VTU rank holders on the college day.

7. Fast learnersare encouraged to appear for Career development examinations like

GATE, GRE, TOEFL, MATetc.
Academic Activities CAY- 2017-18
Table 2.2.1.C.1:
Sl. Name of the USN Event Date Name of the Achievement
No Student participated Organizers /Remarks

1 Suneel D 1NC14ME139 National 2nd&3rd MVIT Participated

Conference November
2017
2 Suneel D 1NC14ME139 International 7/10/2017 SFGC Participated
Conference
3 Manjunath K 1NC16ME417 CAD 28/10/2017 SVIT 2nd Prize
Patil DESIGN
Competition

Cultural Activities CAY - 2017-18

Table 2.2.1.C.2:
Sl. Name Of USN Name of Year Name Of Position
No The the the Achieved
Student Cultural Organize
Activity rs
1 Ronald 1NC14ME130 Fashion 2017-18 BMSIT participated
Belappa show Bangalore

Sports Activities CAY 2017-18

Table 2.2.1.C.3:
Sl.N Name Of The USN Event Date Organizing Prize
o Student in which Institution secured
participate
d
1 Kavana INC16ME041 Throw ball 18/9/2017 VTU Participated
2 Varun kumar INC16ME107 Basket ball 18/9/2017 VTU Participated
3 Abhay Tiwari INC16ME001 Athletics 2/8/2017 VTU Participated
4 Sai Prasad Raju INC16ME067 Athletics 2/8/2017 VTU Participated
5 Sarvanan Devaraju INC15ME127 Athletics 2/8/2017 VTU Participated

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 Academic Activities CAY m1-2016-17:
Table 2.2.1.C.4:
Sl. Name of the USN Event Year Name of the Achievement
No Student participated Organizers /Remarks

1 Himakar 1NC13ME032 National 2016-17 SVCE 1st Place

varma Conference
2 Pavan kumar 1NC13ME067 Project 26/05/201 to RVCE Participated
bn Exhibition 28/05/2017
Darshan H C 1NC13ME032
Anil K A 1NC13ME011
Akarsha H 1NC13ME005
3 Prafool Lade 1NC13ME069 KSCST- 2016-17 NCET Participated
Ravi Kumar 1NC13ME082 Quiz
Gupta
Anil Reddy 1NC13ME005
4 National 07.05.2017 SVCE Participated
Kiran B S 1NC14ME430
conference
Vidya Shree 1NC13ME104
Rakshith N 1NC14ME418
M
5 Manoj A 1NC13ME052 National 2017 EPCET Participated
conference

Cultural Activities CAY m1-2016-17:

Table 2.2.1.C.5:
Sl. Name Of USN Name of Year Name Of Position
No The Student the the Achieved
Cultural Organize
Activity rs
1 Mr. Ronal M. 1NC14ME130 Fashion 2016-17 BMSIT participated
Belliappa show Bangalore

2 Mr. Sandeep 1NC13ME084 Technotsa 2016-17 NCET participated

va LOGO Bangalore
2016Desi
gner
3 Mr. Anupras 1NC14ME018 Battle of 2016-17 NCET participated
Sharma Bands Bangalore
4 Mr. Nimmy 1NC14ME108 Fashion 2016-17 NCET participated
Raj show Bangalore

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 Sports Activities CAY m1 -2016-17:
Table 2.2.1.C.6:
Sl. Name Of The USN Event Date Organizing Prize
No Student in which Institution secured
participate
d
1. Harsha Y 1NC15ME022 Volley Ball FEB- SPCE, Participated
1NC15ME103 2016 Bangalore
Prithvi Raj
Dilip S 1NC15ME041

Divakar M 1NC15ME042

2. Sree Rag P 1NC13ME095 Hand Ball 2016 SPCE, Participated

Bangalore
Halesh K J 1NC13ME037

Srinivas 1NC12ME126
Ajay Kumar Yadav 1NC12ME006

Academic Activities CAY m2-2015-16:

Table 2.2.1.C.7:
Sl. Name Of USN Name of Year Name Of Position
No The Student the the Achieved
Cultural Organize
Activity rs
1 Shashank 1NC12ME102 ACREX 2015-16 ISHRAE Participated
Shekar Exhibitio Mumbai
n
2 Mr. Jacob 1NC12ME039 Two Days 2015-16 NCET Participated
George workshop Bangalore
On
KUSHAK
SHA
3 Mr. Nimmy 1NC14ME108 Two Days 2015-16 NCET Participated
Raj workshop Bangalore
On
KUSHAK
SHA
4 Mr. Arun 1NC14ME023 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
Shinde create
Vehicle
overhauli
ng
5 Mr. Nitesh 1NC14ME001 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
Kumar create
Vehicle
overhauli
ng

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 6 Ms. 1NC12ME045 Inter 2015-16 IISc Participated
Kirandeep college Bangalore
kaur climate
change
quiz
7 Mr. Sanjay 1NC12ME109 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
swanker create
RC Car
8 Mr. V S 1NC14ME099 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
Mukesh create
Vehicle
overhauli
ng
9 Mr.Jeevan N 1NC13ME112 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
create
Vehicle
overhauli
ng
10 Mr. Sandeep 1NC13ME084 Tech 2015-16 NITK Participated
R create
Vehicle
overhauli
ng
11 Mr. Shashank 1NC12ME102 Vocation 2015-16 SAII Participated
Shaker Training Ranchi
on
Design
and
Selection
of Belt
drives
12 Ms. 1NC12ME045 Internship 2015-16 HMT Participated
Kirandeep Training Bangalore
kaur
13 Mr. Sanjay 1NC12ME109 Unmanne 2015-16 NITK Participated
swanker d ground
Vehicle
work shop
14 Mr. Sanjay 1NC12ME109 RAE 2015-16 BMS Participated
swanker Student College
activity Bangalore
Benefits
15 Mr. S T 1NC13ME088 Best 2015-16 JSSATE winner
Minhazuddin intern Bangalore
Award

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Cultural Activities CAY m2 - 2015-16:
Table 2.2.1.C.8:
Sl. Name Of USN Name of Year Name of Position
No The Student the the Achieved
Cultural Organizers
Activity
1 Ms. Arpita 1NC12ME709 Fashion 2015-16 BMSIT 1st
MP show Bangalore
2 Mr. Ronal 1NC14ME130 Fashion 2015-16 BMSIT 1st
M. Belliappa show Bangalore
3 Ms. Arpita 1NC12ME709 Fashion 2015-16 SVCE Winner
MP show Bangalore
4 Mr. Sandeep 1NC13ME084 IKYA 2015-16 NCET Best design
LOGO Bangalore
2016
Designer
5 Mr. Anupras 1NC14ME018 Battle of 2015-16 NCET 1st
Sharma Bands Bangalore
Mr. Nimmy 1NC14ME108 Shot film 2015-16 NCET participated
Raj Making Bangalore
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7 Mr. Jacob 1NC12ME039 Shot film 2015-16 NCET participated
George Making Bangalore
8 Mr. Uday 1NC14ME043 Shot film 2015-16 NCET participated
Kumar Making Bangalore
Naidu

Sports Activities CAY m2-2015-16-:

Table 2.2.1.C.9:
Sl. Name Of USN Event Year Name Of Position
No The Student participated the Achieved
Organizers
1 Jashwanth G 1NC12ME716 Kho Kho 2015-16 VTU Participated
V
2 Basavaraj A 1NC11ME014 Kho Kho 2015-16 VTU Participated
3 Halesh K J 1NC13ME037 Kho Kho 2015-16 VTU Participated
4 Siddappa 1NC12ME079 Chess 2015-16 HKBK 1st Prize
Yalwar 1NC14ME028
Basavaraj A
5 Akshay 1NC12ME009 Athletic 2015-16 Sir MVIT participated
Kumar meet

6 Prajwal 1NC12ME436 Football 2015-16 RLJIT participated

hukkeri 1NC14ME169
Roshan
Aryal

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 7 Prathep 1NC14ME437 Kabaddi 2015-16 SJCIT Participated
Kumar H 1NC14ME054
Harsha K 1NC15ME047

8 Anthariksh 1NC13ME012 Table 2015-16 REVA participated

Anand 1NC13ME045 Tennis
Kishore S

Sample photographs of student activities:

VISIT TO BIOFUEL FACILITY AT GKVK BLOOD DONATION CAMP

ISHRAE JOB JUNCTION ONLINE TEST TECHNICAL TALK

Quality of classroom teaching (Observation in a Class) (3):

Effort to keep the students engaged
1. Recap of what has been taught in the previous class.
2. Summary of what will be taught in the current class.
3. Explaining as well as writing on the black board with clarity.
4. If the subject requires, use of ICT tools like PPT, video/audio, NPTEL or any other
tools. Models, charts etc., are used wherever necessary.
5. Encouraging students to interact during the lecture.

Conduct of experiments (Observation in Lab) (3):

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 Faculty members of respective specialization with a team leader to discuss the
preparation of manual, material requirements, conduction of experiments and cycle
of experiments before commencement of semester.

 In each session of the laboratory, the faculty explains the purpose of the experiment
and gives the demo about how to conduct the experiment.

 The students will write the complete experimental procedure in the observation book,
conduct experimentation on the setup, tabulate the readings and interpret the results
based on the observation.

 The conducted experiment with output, related theory, graph and result is
documented in the record book by the students later which is evaluated.

 Probable Viva questions are prepared in advance for all the experiments.

 Each experiment is provided with following information

1. Name of the experiment

2. Aim of the experiment
3. Brief theory on the experiment
4. Important definitions
5. List of equipments/instruments/tools required.
6. Diagram showing equipment details.
7. Step by step procedure of conducting the experiment.
8. Table for recording the readings are taken during the experiment.
9. Specimen calculation.
10. Graphs/charts if any.
11. Conclusions on the experiments and results.

 Each lab comprises of

1. Dos and don’ts and list of safety precautions
2. Layout of Lab
3. First Aid Box
4. A board showing the name of the teacher in charge of laboratory and instructor
5. Fire extinguisher if needed
6. List of experiments
7. Name and Specification of equipment
8. Department vision and mission displayed.
9. Chart of working principle of laboratory equipments/instrument.

 For each experiment break up of marks is clearly shown and laboratory records are
evaluated as per the given breakup.
The Laboratories are evaluated by the faculties for 25 marks at two levels:

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Evaluation of Laboratories:

Level Lab Performance Evaluation

1. Conduction + calculation +Record & Results 15 (5+5+5) Marks
2. Laboratory Internal Test 10 Marks

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Department: Mechanical Engineering
Subject: CIM & Automation Lab
(Lab Name)
Sl. Attributes
No Marks - 10
1 Writing aim of the
experiment, procedure of
conducting experiment
with related diagrams
2 Conducting experiment
and recording readings
3 Specimen calculations
4 Plotting of Graphs /
Charts
(if any)
5 Conclusions , Overall
performance and lab
record writing for the
experiment
6 Viva voce
Total Marks 10
Rubrics based Lab Performance IA Test
Academic Year: 2017-18
Subject Code: 10MEL78
Maximum Response
2 Very well written Written properly with Few mistakes are Very poor write-up /
completely minor deviation found in the write-up does not write anything
at all
2 Conducts experiment Committees one or Commits several Unable to conduct
properly and records two mistakes while mistakes but experiment and record
carefully the readings conducting and completes the the readings
recording readings experiments
2 Specimen Specimen Specimen calculations Does not write
calculationsdetails are calculations with one has about 30 - 40% Specimen calculations /
given correctlywith or two mistakes mistakes completely incorrect
proper units specimen calculations
1 Plots related graphs / Plots related graphs / Graphs / charts are Does not plot graph and
charts perfectly giving charts with minor plotted but with 3-4 charts / incorrect graph
all the relevant mistakes mistakes and charts.
information
1 Very crisp and correct Conclusions are Satisfactory, Could Very poor / does not
conclusions and Good have done better write conclusions
excellent overall
performance
2 Answers all the Answers correctly Answers correctly Does not Answer / Does
questions correctly 80% of the questions 50% of the questions not open his / her mouth
at all
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Impact analysis:
 Better performance in the laboratory and good results in laboratory examination.

 Improvement in analytical abilities and practical knowledge of students to understand the real
world challenges.

 The stimulating environment makes students to learn other software tools apart from Curriculum.

Continuous Assessment in the laboratory (3):

Continuous assessment in the laboratory is carried out as indicated below
 After conducting an experiment, students have to submit the laboratory records in the succeeding
laboratory class

 Laboratory record is evaluated as per the scheme of evaluation and mark is awarded by giving
appropriate weightage to each component of the experiment.

 The laboratory performance evaluation sheet is properly filled.

 Viva questions are prepared on each experiment.

 At end of the semester and after completing all the experiments in the syllabus, students are
permitted to repeat the experiments.

G Student feedback of teaching learning process and actions taken (6):

 Students’ feedback is taken on every course after each test to evaluate course performance.

 The feedback form has 17 parameters with 3 levels namely ‘Good’, ‘Satisfactory’, ’Poor’,
covering various aspects of teaching learning process.

 Based on the remarks of students, the performance of teacher is evaluated.

 If the performance of any teacher is not satisfactory then appropriate corrective measures are
initiated at HOD’s level. Further, concerned teacher is given tips and guidelines at 3 different
levels namely

(a) counseling of teacher at HOD level

(b) counseling of teacher at Dean level

(c) Counseling of teacher at Principal level.

 The outcome of the counseling is evaluated by taking a second feedback of the teacher on same
course after the second test.

 In case of teachers whose feedback is very good, a letter of appreciation is issued.

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 A sample feedback form is as shown below:
Q.No. Question Good Satisfactory Poor
Q1 What is your opinion about the 38 15 0
teaching skills of your teacher
with respect to the course
content?
Q2 Does your teacher come well 48 5 0
prepared for the class?
Q3 How is his/her black board work? 46 7 0
Q4 Does your teacher maintain time 47 6 0
in the class?
Q5 Syllabus coverage (in units) 46 7 0
Q6 Does he/she encourage you to ask 46 7 0
questions in the class?
Q7 Does he/she answer answer your 48 5 0
questions in the class or atleast in
the next class?
Q8 Does he/she provide Study 45 8 0
material for the subject?
Q9 Does he/she solve Problems from 43 10 0
Question papers?
Q10 Does he/she admit mistake when 43 10 0
it is pointed out?
Q11 Does your teacher make up 43 8 2
classes missed during his/her
leave period?
Q12 In general, how is the students' 48 5 0
attitude during his/her class?
Q13 How is his/her assessment of your 41 11 1
sessional books (blue books)?
Q14 Does his/her presentation is 45 8 0
audible and clear?
Q15 Would you recommend him/her 50 2 1
to be the teacher for your juniors?
Q16 While teaching, does your teacher 51 2 0
uses English Language only?
Q17 Is the language used by the 53 0 0
teacher for teaching is
understandable?

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 2.2.2 Quality of internal semester Question 20
papers, Assignments and Evaluation

Sl No. Staff name Feedback-Before Feedback-After

1 Mr. Venkatesh B K 67%(2015-16) 81%(2015-16)

Impact analysis:
 Helps in understanding the student’s problem with respect to teaching learning process.

 Teaching performance of faculty improves.

 Students will be able to understand the subjects effectively.

Process for internal semester question paper setting and evaluation and effective process implementation
(5):
1. As per VTU guidelines, 3 internal tests are to be conducted. First test is conducted generally
after 5 weeks from the date of commencement of the semester, second test after 9 weeks, third
test after 13 weeks.

2. Total IA marks per course is 25. Each test has a weightage of 25 marks and average of best
two tests is taken as the IA marks of the student.

The procedure adopted to set the question paper, and evaluation of the answer script is as
below:
3. Question papers are set by the teacher of that course in each subject.

4. If more than one teacher is teaching a course, then question paper is set after discussions
among them.

5. Question papers are scrutinized by departmental question paper scrutiny committee.

6. Scheme of evaluation of question paper is prepared by the course teacher (s).

7. The scrutiny committee verifies the quality of question papers with respect to the following

 Whether the question paper is as per the recommended format

 Whether syllabus prescribed for the test is covered or not

 Whether CO’s of that course are reflected

 Whether Marks allotted to the expected answer is satisfactory

 Whether the questions can be satisfactorily answered within the prescribed time

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 8. If the question paper is not satisfactory then it is sent back to the concerned course teacher for
revision.

9. The test question paper is sent to the department test coordinator on the previous day of the
test.

10. Department test coordinator makes room allocations, seating arrangements and appoint room
supervisor for the entire scheduled test as per calendar of events.

11. The test coordinator gets the question paper Xeroxed and keeps it ready for the distribution on
the day of the test.

12. After the test is completed, the blue books are collected from the students and sent back to the
respective course teachers for evaluation.

Evaluation of Test Answer Scripts

 Teachers are generally given 3 days of time to complete the valuation of blue books from the date
of test.

 Evaluation is completed as per the scheme of evaluation.

 After evaluation, the blue books are distributed to the students to go through the marks awarded
and raise grievances if any.

 Student grievances related to marks awarded are attended by the course teachers.

 IA marks of all the students are entered in ACD14 format. Further the test result analysis is given
as per ACD12 format which helps to identify the bright and weak students.

 Fast learners are encouraged to perform better and slow learners are supported with additional
tools to improve as discussed in 2.2.1.C.

 A flowchart for question paper setting and evaluation process is as shown below:

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 Fig 2.2.2.A.1:Flowchart for question paper setting and evaluation process
Follow up Action:
 Parent Teachers Meeting is conducted on the scheduled date as per calendar of events and parents
are apprised of performance of their wards.

 In case of parents who do not attend the Parent Teachers Meeting, the progress report is sent
through post / courier / phone call /sms.

Process to ensure questions from outcomes/learning levels perspective (5):

A. Every question subdivision should indicate the CO satisfied and learning level of the question
(Bloom’s Taxonomy)
B. Ensure that at the end of 3 tests, the COs of the course are fulfilled.
C. Question paper is set in such a way that generally questions covers different bloom levels.

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D. After evaluation, the attainment of the COs with respect to different questions are evaluated and COs are
mapped with respect to POs.
E. A sample internal test question paper of the department for the odd semester of
CAYm1-2016-17 is given below:

Fig.2.2.2.B.1

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 Evidence of COs coverage in class test / mid-term tests (5):
 After evaluating the blue books of all the students, the COs are mapped with each subdivision of
the question. This process is repeated for all the questions to obtain the CO – QP matrix.

Table 2.2.2.C.1:
Q.NO
1a 1b 1c 2a 2b 3a 3b

CO’S
C302.1 x x x x x
C302.2 x x

 The attainment level for the entire COs is computed.

Table 2.2.2.C.2:
1 2 3
TEST

CO’S
C302.1 
C302.2 
C302.3 
C302.4 
C302.5 
C302.6 

 The CO’s are mapped with the POs.

Table 2.2.2.C.3:
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 P10 P11 P12
PO’s

CO’S
C302. x x x x
1
C302. x x x x
2

D. Quality of assignment and its relevance to COs (5):

 The assignment is given by the course teacher in their respective subjects.

 Each question in the assignment clearly indicates CO to which it is related and its learning level.

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 Assignment should be written in note book/ file.

 The last date for submission and reference books containing answers are made known.

 The assignments are evaluated by the course teacher and returned with remarks to the students to
enable them to prepare for university examination.

 After evaluation of the assignment, all the questions are correlated with COs to prepare
assignment – CO matrix is prepared to establish attainment level COs.

Sample mapping of CO-PO for assignment on Design of Machine Elements-I-C301

Table 2.2.2.D.1:
PO’s & PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12 PSO1 PSO2 PSO3
PSO’s

Assign-
Ment:
Q No.
Q No.1 CO2 CO1 √ - -

Q No.2 CO2 CO1 √ - -

Q No.3 CO2 √ - -

Q No.4 CO2 CO1 √ - -

Q No.5 CO2 - √ -

Q No.6 CO2 - √ -

Q No.7 CO2 - √ -

Q No.8 CO2 - √ -

Q No.9 CO2 - √ -

Q No.10 CO2 - √ -

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2.2.3
Identification of projects and allocation methodology to Faculty Members (3)
 The student’s projects are selected in line with department vision,mission and Program outcomes.
 Students are provided with brief idea of various fields for selecting the project ideas.
 The list of previous year projects is displayed on notice board which ensures no repetition of
project work and also encourages students to enhance the previous works.
 The faculty encourages the students to carry out in house projects and support is provided with all
necessary software and hardware.
 Students are encouraged to participate in project exhibition competition at state level / inter
university/ country level to exhibit their projects.

 Students are encouraged to write technical papers based on their project and present / publish it in
conferences/journals

 The faculty encourages students to avail the external funding schemes for their project work,(Like
KSCST, VGST, ISHRAE/ASHRAEproject funding scheme).

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Flowchart for the identification and allocation methodology of projects to Faculty Members
is shown below:

Fig.2.2.3.A.1: Flowchart for the identification and allocation methodology of projects

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A detailed schedule of the project containing the events:
CAY-2017-2018
Table 2.2.3.A.1
First Progress Presentation
Sl.No. Date No of Batches
1 01/03/2018 B01-B15
2 02/03/2018 B16-B30
3 09/03/2018 B31-B47
Second Progress Presentation
1 05/04/2018 B01-B15
2 06/04/2018 B16-B30
3 07/04/2018 B31-B47
Final Progress Presentation
1 03/05/2018 B01-B15
2 04/05/2018 B16-B30
3 05/05/2018 B31-B47
Project Exhibition
1 11th and 12th May 2018

 Allocation of Guides

1. Guides are allotted to project batches having a minimum of two and maximum 4 students
depending on the type of project such as Design, Thermal, Manufacturing, Product Development,
Renewable Energy etc.

2. Guides are allocated to a particular batch based on their area of specialization.

3. Total number of years of experience / Seniority of faculty members is another criterion to allocate
the guide.

4. Teachers with industrial experience are given preference to guide projects in the area related to
their experience.

5. Area of project guided by faculty during the previous years is also taken into account while
allocating them as guides.

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 Types and relevance of the projects and their contribution towards attainment of POs
and PSOs (5):
O Projects are grouped based on several criteria such as
1. Area of specialization
2. Application based
3. Theoretical work
4. Design and analysis
5. Research and Development
6. Community Development
7. Environment protection
8. Software based

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Projects grouped based on POs and PSO’s CAY -2017-18

Sl. USN Name of The Internal Title Guide Releva Area of

N Students /Extern of The nt POs research
o al Proje &
project ct PSOs
B1 1NC14ME022 Aravinda V Internal Fabric Mr. Prabhu K S POs- Design and
1NC14ME147 Srinivas Y V ation 1,2,3,6, analysis,
1NC14ME042 Eshwara P N and 12 Research and
1NC14ME157 Uday Kumar testing PSOs-1 Development
K.N of and
flow Applications
nozzle Based
B2 1NC15ME424 Satyanarayan External Acous Mr. Vijaykumar POs- Thermal
AJ tic fire Patil 1,2,3,6, Engineering,
1NC14ME072 Koustubh K exting 12 Application
Patil uisher PSOs- based
1NC15ME409 Kiran A 1,3
Nandre
1NC15ME438 Sankalp S
Mallasamudra

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B3 1NC14ME118 Praveen Exte Synthesis Mr. POs- Composite material,
Yadav T R rnal and Vinod 1,2,4,6,1 Application based
1NC14ME063 K.A.Abhinay characteri Kumar 2
zation of PSOs-
1NC13ME007 Akshay Patil 1,2
1NC15ME418 Purushotham graphene
M and Al-
graphene
reinforce
ment using
liquid
metallurgy
technique
B4 1NC12ME039 Jacob George Exte Design and Mr.Anand POs- Composite material,
1NC12ME702 Adars S rnal fabrication Babu K 1,2,3,6,1 Application based
Kumar of 2
composite PSOs-1
1NC14ME108 Nimmy Raj
material
B5 1NC14ME050 Gopi Reddy Exte Multifuncti Mr.Vinod POs- Design and analysis,
Dinesh Reddy rnal onal war kumar 1,2,4,12 Research and
PSOs-2 Development and
1NC14ME114 Hareesh tank Applications Based
Parimi
1NC14ME049 Girish Reddy
HE
1NC14ME115 Pavuluri
Venkata
Umesh Pavan
Kumar
B6 1NC14ME079 Madhu G Exte Design and Mr.Balaji POs- Design and analysis,
1NC14ME088 Manjunath G rnal fatigue life YS 1,2,3,4,1 Research and
2 Development and
1NC14ME076 Lokesh H S estimation Applications Based
of petrol PSOs-2
1NC14ME009 Afzal S R
engine
piston

B7 1NC14ME717 Nagendra Inter Dynamic Mr. Ravi POs-

Kumar N 9 nal and YV 1,2,3,12 Composite material,
PSOs-3 Application based
1NC14ME707 Kaushik V M thermal
9 analysis of
1NC14ME702 Arvind K 9 hemp-
1NC14ME714 Manish P banana
Murgan (10) woven
fabric
reinforced
fiber
composites
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B8 1NC14ME055 Hemanth Exte Fabrication Mr.Adars POs- Design and analysis,
Gowda M rnal of battery h Reddy 1,2,3,5,1 Research and
2 Development and
1NC14ME026 B operated BN Applications Based
SatyaNarayan forklift PSOs-2
a using WIFI
1NC14ME117 O Praveen
Reddy
1NC14ME051 Gorantla
Venkatesulu
Srinivas
B9 1NC14ME002 A R Tejas Rao Inter Thermo Mr.Adars POs- Thermal Engineering,
1NC14ME028 Basavaraj nal electric h Reddy 1,2,4,6,1 Application based
1NC14ME008 Aditya S refrigerator B N 2
PSOs-3
.Mutalikdesai
(+)
B1 1NC14ME151 Suneel Kumar Exte Determinat Mr.Bando POs- Design and analysis,
0 Vajrabandi rnal ion of li 1,2,4,12 Research and
PSOs- Development and
1NC14ME138 Shaik Amar modal Siddeshw Applications Based
Basha characteris ar Iresh 1,2
1NC14ME120 Pruthvireddy tics from
R Hunashyal random
1NC14ME112 P.Rajesh response
Naidu signal
B1 1NC14ME715 Manjunath S Exte Design and Mr.Cheth POs- Design and analysis,
1 Bellad rnal fabrication an Kumar 1,2,3,12 Research and
PSOs- Development and
1NC15ME422 Sacheen B of multi- N Applications Based
Bhamani spindle 1,2
1NC15ME439 Santhosh N machine
1NC15ME437 Prashanth N
B1 1NC14ME048 Gaurav Kumar Exte Studies on Mr.Varap POs- Manufacturing process
2 rnal HVOF rasad 1,2,4,7,1 , Application based
1NC14ME095 MD
FarhanYaqub coatings Kaviti 2
PSOs-
1NC14ME109 NitinYadav
1,2
1NC14ME096 Mohammed
Saddam
Hussain
Shariff

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B13 1NC14ME024 Ashish Ranjan Inter Investigatio Mr.Varaprasad POs- Composite
nal n on tri Kaviti 1,2,3, material,
1NC14ME015 Aman Kumar Application
Gupta sliding wear 4,6,12
PSOs- based
1NC14ME045 Gagan Kumar behaviour of
1
1NC14ME123 Rahuk Kumar Mg Al2o3
Singh nano
composite
B14 1NC14ME126 Rakesh D M Inter Developme Dr.N.Kapilan POs- Thermal
1NC14ME148 Suhas M nal nt and 1,2,4, Engineering,
6,12 Application
1NC14ME146 Srikanth C K evolution of based
standing PSOs-
1NC14ME140 Sharath D 3
wave
thermoacou
stic
refrigeration
system
B15 1NC14ME708 Kedarnath R Inter Effect of Dr.N.Kapilan POs- Thermal
1NC14ME709 Lohith P N nal Di-Ethyl 1,2,3, Engineering,
4,7,12 Application
1NC14ME701 Akshaykumar H ether on the based
performance PSOs-
R
3
and
emissions of
biodiesel
fuelled
diesel
engine
B16 1NC14ME150 Sumanth R Exter Child rescue Mr.Chethan POs- Manufacturin
1NC14ME119 Praveen Y L nal against open Kumar N 1,2,3, g process ,
4,6,81 Application
1NC14ME137 Shaik Abdul bore-wells based
Kaleem at 2
PSOs-
1NC14ME100 N Balaram agricultural
1
Krishna field
B17 1NC15ME419 Raghuveera T Exter Experiment Mr.Prabhakar C POs- Thermal
1NC14ME718 Naveen Kumar nal al study on G 1,2,6, Engineering,
12 Application
K desalination based
of saline PSOs-
1NC15ME443 Pradeep Kumar
1,2
L water by
1NC15ME412 Madhusudan H using solar
R chimney
B18 1NC14ME006 Abhishek B A Inter Enhanceme Dr.N.Kapilan POs- Thermal
1NC14ME023 Arun M Shinde nal nt of 1,2,4, Engineering,
12 Application
1NC14ME020 Aravind E performance based
of biodiesel PSOs-
1NC14ME727 Shashank D 3
Shastry filled diesel
engine using
carbon 68
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B19 1NC14ME149 Suman Y K Exter Automatic Mr.Prabhakar C POs- Design and
1NC14ME128 Ramesh Kumar nal brake failure G 1,2,3, analysis,
4,12 Research and
1NC14ME132 Sandeep Kumar indicator Development
and engine PSOs-
SN and
1,2
1NC14ME711 Madhu Kumar over heating Applications
HP alarm Based
B20 1NC14ME089 Manjunath G C Exter Automatic Mr. Manjunath POs- Design and
1NC15ME442 Anand K A nal irrigation Raju 1,2,3, analysis,
4,12 Research and
1NC15ME427 Shahshidhar N and security Development
system PSOs-
and
2
using Applications
aurdino and Based
raspberry PI

B21 1NC14ME732 Vijay Gonnagar Exter Fabrication Mr.Chethan M POs- Design and
1NC15ME429 Shrinivas nal and testing R 1,2,3, analysis,
4,12 Research and
1NC15ME420 Rajeshwarayya of a weed Development
removing PSOs-
1NC15ME421 Ramunaik G 2
and
machine Applications
Based
B22 1NC13ME076 Ram Singh Exter Humidificat Mr.Prashanth POs- Thermal
Yadav nal ion of air Kumar 1,2,3, Engineering,
4,12 Application
1NC13ME703 Chayananda N based
PSOs-
1NC13ME016 Avinash Kumar
3
1NC13ME053 Mohammad
Belalahmad

B23 1NC14ME720 Ravichandra N Inter Developme Mr.Vijaykumar POs- Composite

J nal nt and Patil 1,2,3, material,
4,12 Application
1NC14ME724 Sachin K characteriza based
tion of Al- PSOs-
1NC15ME403 Bharath G M
1,2
1NC15ME431 Srikanth S 7075
reinforced
with
cenosphere
and SiC
metal matrix
composite
B24 1NC14ME005 Abhilash M Exter Fabrication Mr.Shashikanth POs- Design and
1NC15ME402 Anil Kumar S nal of GS 1,2,3, analysis,
4,12 Research and
1NC15ME411 M R Nagaraj pneumatic Development
arm for pick PSOs-
1NC14ME113 Parashuram 1,2
and
Basavaraj and place of Applications
cylindrical Based
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 Chillal objects

B25 1NC15ME416 Nagarjun R Exter Motorized Mr. Ravi Y V POs- Manufacturin

1NC15ME434 YagnaualkyaKa nal multipurpos 1,2,3, g process
4,6,12 Application
nua R e sunflower based
and PSOs-
1NC15ME433 Uday Kumar B
1,2
V groundnut
1NC13ME712 Punith Kumar P shell
removing
machine
B26 1NC15ME444 Veeresh Inter Finite Mr.Chetha POs- Composite
Naykal nal element nMR 1,2,3,4,5 material,
1NC15ME423 Sannakeppa flexural ,12 Application
Pujari analysis of PSOs- based
1NC15ME432 Sunil natural agro 1,2
Kumar N M fiber
1NC13ME706 Mohammed reinforced
Safeer polymer
Azam composites

B27 1NC15ME425 Shaikkaland Inter Developme Dr.N.Kapil POs- Design and

er A nal nt and an 1,2,3,4,1 analysis,
1NC15ME435 Murali S (-) evaluation 2 Research and
1NC14ME106 Nawaz of highway PSOs- Development
Pasha C A wind turbine 1,2 and
1NC14ME098 Mujeer Applications
Khan Based
B28 1NC15ME407 Dileep N A Inter Design and Mr.Harees POs- Thermal
1NC15ME400 Ajay Kumar nal developmen h Naik 1,2,3,4,1 Engineering,
M t of air 2 Application
1NC15ME413 Manikumar cooling PSOs- based
KU system 2,3
1NC13ME035 Gajendra

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B29 1NC15ME408 Govardhan M Exte Design and Mr.Anand POs- Thermal
1NC15ME426 Sharath K rnal developme Babu K 1,2,3,4, Engineering,
1NC15ME415 Mohankumar nt of solar 12 Application based
BN powdered PSOs-
1NC15ME404 Bharath P L stirling 1,2
engine

1NC14ME074 Lavankumar Exte Mechanic Mr.Moh POs- Composite

C rnal al ankumar 1,2,3,4, material,
B30 1NC14ME163 Vishal K N behaviour GD 12 Application
1NC14ME084 Mallikarjuna of PSOs- based
Reddy P C aluminum 2
1NC14ME012 Akash T M 7075 alloy
reinforce
d with
TiC
metal
B31 1NC14ME153 Surineni Inter Standing Mrs.Smit POs- Thermal
Gnaneswar nal wave ha Suman 1,2,4,1 Engineering,
1NC14ME043 Gasaka Uday thermo 2 Application based
Kumar acoustic PSOs-
1NC14ME154 Syed refrigerati 2,3
Azmathulla on
1NC15ME428 Shvakumar
B32 1NC14ME099 Mukesh T V Exte Developm Mrs.Sand POs- Design and
1NC14ME091 Manohar V rnal ent of sand ya P S 1,2,3,4, analysis, Research
1NC14ME704 Chadananda and gravel 12 and Development
M separate PSOs-2 and Applications
machine Based
Akshay K
1NC14ME700
B33 1NC14ME723 Rohit M Exte Concept Dr. N POs- Design and analysis,
1NC14ME156 Tippu Sultan rnal evaluation Kaplian 1,2,3,4, Research and
for 5,12 Development and
1NC14ME733 Yatheesh M Applications Based
separation PSOs-2
N
mechanism
of
CUBESAT

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B34 1NC12ME10 Shubham Internal Evaluation Mr. Vijay PO1, Thermal
4 Kumar of Kumar PO2, Enginee
1NC12ME021 Asif R Shah refrigerati Patil PO4, ring,
on system PO12,P Applicat
1NC12ME024 Brijesh D Soni with SO1,PS ion
1NC12ME717 Gaurav Kumar external O3 based
heat
exchanger
B35 1NC14ME103 Namaratha S K External Mechanical Mr.Mohanku POs- Composite
behavior of mar G D 1,2,3,4,5, material,
1NC14ME085 Manasa B R Applicatio
aluminum 12
1NC15ME430 Shwetha K V 7075 alloy PSOs-2 n based
reinforced
with silicon
carbide
metal matrix
composite
B36 1NC15ME405 ChethanGowda S External Design and Mr.Chandras POs- Design and
development hekar 1,2,3,4,5, analysis,
1NC15ME406 Diganth K Research
of automatic Biradar 12
1NC15ME410 Krishna Kumar N breaking PSOs-2 and
R Developm
control
ent and
1NC15ME414 Manoj Gowda C R Applicatio
ns Based
B37 1NC14ME067 KiranChichkar External Studies on Mr.Hanuma POs- Design and
corrosion of ntappa N U 1,2,3,4,1 analysis,
1NC14ME054 Harsha K Research
turbine 2
1NC14ME010 Ajay H S blades PSOs-2 and
Developm
1NC14ME069 Kiran Kumar Jaka
ent and
Applicatio
ns Based
B38 1NC14ME130 Ronal M Internal Hybrid Mr.Shashik POs- Thermal
Belliappa vapour anth G S 1,2,3,4,5 Engineerin
adsorption 12 g,
1NC14ME705 Jayanth R Y Applicatio
refrigeration PSOs-
1NC14ME018 Anupras Sharma system 2,3
n based
1NC14ME035 Chethan Ramesh
Reddy

B39 1NC14ME052 G Girish Kumar Internal Characterizat Mr. Ravi Y POs- Composite
ion of low V 1,2,3,4,5, material,
1NC14ME097 M saiteja Reddy Applicatio
velocity 12
1NC14ME077 M GirishChowdry impact PSOs-2 n based
1NC14ME086 Manju P strength and
stress
concentratio
n factor of
prepared
hemp-
banana fiber

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 composite
material
B40 1NC14ME159 V Chandrashekar Internal Feasibility Mr.L J Naik POs- Thermal
Rao study of 1,2,3,4,6, Engineerin
mixture of 12 g,
1NC14ME068 KirankumarC M Applicatio
pyrolysis oil PSOs-2
1NC14ME087 Manjunath and biodiesel
n based
1NC14ME161 Vamshi Gunnam as fuel in
diesel engine
B41 1NC14ME167 Nabin Acharya External Design and Mr.Chandras POs- Design and
development hekar 1,2,3,4,1 analysis,
1NC14ME168 Prakash Pathak Research
of Biradar 2
1NC14ME169 RoshanAryal contactless PSOs-2 and
Developm
braking
ent and
system Applicatio
ns Based
B42 1NC14ME061 K S Darshan External Study of Mr.Prabhak POs- Design and
nozzle of ar C G 1,2,3,4,1 analysis,
1NC14ME058 Jaiyanth Research
aircraft 2
1NC14ME056 Hemanth Kumar structure PSOs-2 and
BN Developm
ent and
Applicatio
ns Based
B43 1NC14ME721 Pramodh Kumar External Stair Mr.Bandoli POs- Design and
VN climbing Siddeshwar 1,2,3,4,5, analysis,
robot 12 Research
1NC14ME729 Sudarsan M Iresh and
PSOs-
1NC14ME144 Sirivanth H R 1,2
Developm
ent and
1NC14ME081 Mahesh S Applicatio
ns Based
B44 1NC14ME016 Anil A External Failure Mr.Prabhu K POs- Design and
analysis of S 1,2,3,4,5, analysis,
1NC14ME083 M Raviteja Research
Aircraft 12
1NC14ME116 P Naga Sai Vinod wheels PSOs-2 and
Developm
ent and
Applicatio
ns Based
B45 1NC14ME101 N Vijay Bhaskar External Studies on Dr.Mahendr POs- Composite
Reddy wear of a Dondgi 1,2,3,4,1 material,
polymer 2 Applicatio
1NC14ME059 K Ameersuhail n based
composites PSOs-2
1NC14ME062 K S Nikhil Teja

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B46 1NC14ME094 Manoj Kumar Exte Solar Mr.Yogees POs- Manufacturing process
P rnal operated hHC 1,2,3,4,1 Application based

1NC14ME007 Achyuth R pesticide 2

sprayer with PSOs-2
Roy
grass cutter
1NC12ME100 Shankarappa I
N
1NC12ME056 Manjunath V
D
B47 1NC11ME727 Kishan Singh Exte Analysis of Dr.Mahend POs- Design and analysis,
1NC14ME413 Narayana rnal fully ra Dondgi 1,2,3,4,1 Research and
developed 2 Development and
Swamy P V Applications Based
flow in axial PSOs-
1NC14ME425 Wasim Akram
flow 1,2
M compressor
1NC14ME407 Gokul D M
B48 1NC14ME092 Manohar J Exter Study on Mr.Shashi POs- Design and analysis,
Achar nal Pneumatic kanth G S 1,2,3,4,1 Research and
brakes 2 Development and
PSOs-2 Applications Based

B49 1NC14ME046 Ganesh S Exte Railway Mr.Amare POs- Design and analysis,
1NC14ME039 rnal airbrake sh Gunge 1,2,3,4,1 Research and
D Suneel
system 2 Development and
Kumar Applications Based
PSOs-
1,2

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 O After completion of the project, COs are written for each project
O COs are written in such a way that it reflects on imparting design and analysis skill, softwareskill,
environment protection, community development, safety, cost,quality, ethics, usefulness to
society etc.,
O COs of each project are mapped with POs and PSOs of the program
O Matrix of allthe projects taken together with respect to compliance of POs and PSOs is also
prepared.
Process for monitoring and evaluation (5):
Once the project title and abstract are approved from department project quality assessment committee,
the progress is continuously evaluated as follows:

Evaluation and Quality Assessment Committee for CAY-2017-18

Sl. No. Name of the Faculty Designation

1. Dr.Kapilan N Chair Person
Prof. & Head, Mechanical Dept.
2. Dr. Kantharaj D G Convener
Professor

3 Mr. Venkate Gowda C Member

Assc. Professor

4. Mr. Yogeesha H C Member

Assc. Professor

5. Mr. Jullya Naik L Member

Assc. Professor

6. Mr. Chandrashekar Biradar Member

Assc. Professor

7. Mr. Amaresh Gunge Member

Asst. Professor

 Students should meet daily/weekly their guides and report / discuss the progress in their project
work.
The scheme of Evaluation of Final Year Project Work is as follows:-

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Sl.no. Details Marks
1 First Progress Presentation
Note:
 Presentation (08marks) 10
 Attendance (02marks)
2 Second Progress Presentation
Note:
 Presentation (20marks) 30
 Slide Preparation and Interaction (05marks)
 Attendance (05marks)
3 Final Progress Presentation Including Project Report
Note:
 Presentation (20marks)
 Demonstration of the Project (20marks)
 Report (05marks) 60
 Depth of Subject (05marks)
 Oral Questions (05marks)
 Attendance (05marks)

 The final project evaluation is carried out by two examiners appointed by the university.
 The standard practice is to have one external examiner from some other institute and another will
be an internal examiner.
 The project is evaluated for 100 marks.
 In the evaluation of the project, the weightage is given to various elements as below
 Relevance of the project topic
 Literature survey
 Methodology
 Design/ Development if any
 Analysis using software tools/ Experimental investigation
 Results and Discussion
 Conclusions and scope for future work
 Outcome of the project
 References
 Demonstration of the project
 Papers published/ presented based on the project.

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 Process to assess individual and team performance (5):
 As the project work progress is evaluated continuously through phase-1, phase-2 & phase-3
and all the team members give presentation and the contribution of each individual to the
project is assessed.
 Students in a project batch are continuously in touch with the guide and brief the guide about
the progress. The guide assesses the best and poor performers in the team.
 The guide initiates steps to see that poor performers improve themselves and contribute more
effectively to the project.
 College level project exhibition competition is conducted to assess best three projects in the
presence of internal and external judges and cash prizes are awarded.
Project Exhibition Prizes for CAY m1 at institute(2016-17):
Judges: 1. Dr.Devaraj, Associate Professor, SJCIT, Bengaluru
2.Dr. H. Naganagouda, Director, National Training Centre
for Solar Technology, Karnataka Power Corporation Limited

Sl. USN Name of The Project Title Name of The Prize

No. Students Guide Awarded
1NC14ME400 Abhishek N Development and Dr. N Kaplian
1 1NC14ME403 Anju Kumar testing of multipurpose First
1NC14ME435 Pradeep V wheel chair
1NC14ME411 Nagaraj Madar
Parasapa
2 1NC13ME069 Prafool Kumar Fabrication of solar Mr. Manjunath Second
1NC13ME085 Santosh panel for industrial Raju
1NC13ME086 Satyam Kumar power generation
1NC13ME717 Sachin K V
3 1NC13ME061 Nihal M N Fabrication of Mr. Vivek K T
1NC13ME066 Panduranga C R Pneumatic Collapsing Third
1NC13ME047 Kowshik R steering
1NC14ME402 Anil Kumar
1NC13ME091 Shreyank M V Development of smart Mr. Ravi Y V
4 1NC13ME078 Ramapriya Kishore dustbin for Waste Fourth
1NC13ME089 Sharath Babu M segregation
1NC13ME092 Shreyas Hegde

5 1NC13ME037 Halesh K J Fabrication of Rocker Mr. Prabhakar C.G

1NC12ME126 Dilip S logic mechanism Fifth
1NC13ME010 A Nikilesh Reddy
1NC13ME039 Indudar C P

Project Exhibition/Conference participation for CAY m1-2016-17:

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Sl.No Name of The Name of The Title Publication Institute/College Date/Year
Student Guide
1 Manoj K Mr. Condition National level East point College of 18th -19th
Vinodkumar R monitoring of student Engineering, Bengaluru May 2017
wind turbine conference
blade using
vibration signal
through best first
algorithm
2 Akarsha H Mr. Bandoli Development of State level R.V.College of 26-28th
Anil K A Siddeshwar Metal detecting engineering Engineering Bengaluru May
Darshan H C Iresh pick and place student project 2017
Pavan Kumar mobile robot exhibition &
BN (Technical Paper competition
Presentation)
3 Akarsha H Mr. Bandoli Development of State level R.V.College of 26-28th
Anil K A Siddeshwar Metal detecting engineering Engineering Bengaluru May
Darshan H C Iresh pick and place student project 2017
Pavan Kumar mobile robot exhibition &
BN (Project competition
Exhibition)
4 Akarsha H Mr. Bandoli Development of State level East point College of 18th - 19th
Anil K A Siddeshwar Metal detecting engineering Engineering, Bengaluru May 2017
Darshan H C Iresh pick and place student project
Pavan Kumar mobile robot exhibition &
BN (Paper competition
Presentation)
5 Akarsha H Mr. Bandoli Development of State level East point College of 18th- 19th
Anil K A Siddeshwar Metal detecting engineering Engineering, Bengaluru May 2017
Darshan H C Iresh pick and place student project
Pavan Kumar mobile robot exhibition &
BN (Project competition
Exhibition)
6 Rakshith N M Mr.Ravi Y V Preparation and Sustainable Sri Venkateshwar 15-16th
Kiran B S study of development in College of Engineering May
Aruna G N mechanical renewable Bengaluru 2017
Vidyashree T properties on energy source
G hemp and E- and power
glass fiber system
composite engineering
material (REPSE-17)
7 Siddappa Mr. To enhance the 2 days national Rajeswari college of 19-20th
Yalawal Chethankumar performance of level conference engineering Bengaluru May
Shridhar K N front and rear on Modern 2017
suspensions trends in
mechanical

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 engineering
(MTME-17)
8 R N Murthy Mr. To enhance the Sustainable Sri Venkateshwar 15-16th
Sachin Chethankumar performance of development in College of Engineering May
Biradar N front and rear renewable Bengaluru 2017
Shridhar K suspensions energy source
Siddappa B60M and power
Yalawar system
engineering
(REPSE-17)
9 Suhas Mr. Chethan Paddle operated Sustainable Sri Venkateshwar 15-16th
Benjimin Kumar N washing development in College of Engineering May
Umesh P H machine renewable Bengaluru 2017
energy source
and power
system
engineering
(REPSE-17)
10 Venu C V Mr. Chethan Low cost State level Sai Vidya Institute of 18th May
Umesh P H Kumar N washing project Technology, Bengaluru 2017
Suhas machine exhibition
Benjimin

11 Chethan M V Mr. L J Naik Study on fuel State level Sai Vidya Institute of 18th May
Varun Kumar extracted from project Technology, Bengaluru 2017
M waste tyre as exhibition
Manohar K R fuel in diesel
Karthik D R engine
12 Mudit Dr. N Kaplian Performance State level Sai Vidya Institute of 18th May
Sharma evaluation of project Technology, Bengaluru 2017
Antariksh solar adsorption exhibition
Anand cooling system
Akash Kumar
Pal
K Himaka
Varma
13 Anju Kumar Dr. N Kaplian Design and State level Sai Vidya Institute of 18th May
Pradeep V fabrication of project Technology Bengaluru 2017
Abhishek N wheel chair cum exhibition
Nagaraj structure
Madar
14 Akarsha H Mr.Bandoli Metal detecting Technostava- Nagarjuna College of 24-25th
Siddeshwar pick and place 2017 Engineering & March
Iresh mobile robot Technology 2017
(Poster Bengaluru
Presentation)

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 Secured 2nd
place
15 Akarsha H Mr.Bandoli Fire Fitting Technostava- Nagarjuna College of 24-25th
Anil K A Siddeshwar Robot 2017 Engineering & March
Darshan H C Iresh (Mini Project) Technology 2017
Pavan Kumar Secured 3rd Bengaluru
BN place
16 Nagesh K Mrs. Smitha Effect of MECH- SJCIT,Chikkaballapur 3rd - 4th
Praveen Suman nanoparticles on MANTHANA- May 2017
Kumar B the performance 2017
of double pipe
and compact
heat exchanger
17 Praveen Mrs. Smitha Effect of Sustainable Sri Venkateshwar 15-16th
Kumar B Suman nanoparticles on development in College of Engineering May
Ranjan the performance renewable Bengaluru 2017
Kumar of double pipe energy source
and compact and power
heat exchanger system
engineering
(REPSE-17)

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 Project Exhibition Prizes for CAY m2-2015-16:
Judges: 1. Dr.Devaraj, Associate Professor, SJCIT, Bengaluru
Sl. USN Name of The Students Project Title Name of The Guide Prize Awarded
No.
1NC12ME030 Dileep B V Automated Vegetable plant
1 1NC12ME049 Lakshmish U Transplanter Mr. Yogeesh H C First
1NC12ME013 Anand Kumar H S
1NC12ME040 K Siddhrameshwara

2 1NC12ME046 Kishor Kumar S Design and development of

1NC12ME044 Kiran Kumar B V running wheel air pressure Mr.Ashwin A Second
1NC12ME027 Chethan Babu S monitoring system for vehicles
3 1NC13ME423 Rathan Rao S Power scooter for paralyzed or Mr. Adarsh Reddy/
handicapped person Mr. Manjunath Raju G third
1NC12ME108 Suraj R
1NC13ME405 Avinash Varma
1NC12ME082 Rajath B N
4 1NC12ME706 A V Bhagavath Kumar Enhancement of heat transfer
1NC12ME713 Binod Kumar B C rate by using Al2O3 Nano Dr. N Kapilan / Fourth
1NC12ME700 Abhinav Kumar Fluids Mr. Sreenivas H S
1NC12ME746 Vikas Kumar

List of student projects selected by KSCST:

Title of project Branch Name of Student1&Team Sanctioned

Guide leader Amount

Experimental Mechanical Dr. Kapilan. Mr. Sandeep R 5000/-

study of Engineering N (USN:1NC13ME084)
Reduction of
Nox Emission of
Biodiesel
Fuelled diesel
Engine urea
Injection

 Final examination on project viva-voce is conducted as per the date announced by university.
 In the final examination on project, presentation is given from each of the team members.
 Viva voce of the project is conducted and questions are put individually to the students during the
presentation, to assess the individual and team performance.

List of projects carried out for CAYm1 -2016-17:

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Sl.No USN Name of Internal/ Title of The Guide Relevant POs Area of research
The External Project & PSOs
Students project
B1 1NC13ME700 Abhishek External Synthesis and Mr. Prabhakar PO1,PO2,PO4, Composite material,
Kumar characterization C.G PO5,PSO1,PSO2 Application based
1NC13ME083 Sanam K C of Al 1100-cu
alloy reinforced
1NC13ME082 Ravi Kumar with Al203
Gupta particulate
1NC13ME098 Suman metal matrix
Saurav composite
B2 1NC13ME061 Nihal M N External Fabrication of Mr. Vivek K T PO1, PO2, PO3, Design and analysis,
Pneumatic PSO1, PSO2 Research and
1NC13ME066 Panduranga C Collapsing Development and
R steering Applications Based
1NC13ME047 Kowshik R
1NC14ME402 Anil Kumar
B3 1NC13ME023 Bivek Gaire External Study & Mr.Ashwin A PO1, PO4, PO5, Computer integrated
optimization of PSO1, PSO2 manufacturing,
1NC13ME021 Bishal Gaire
CNC lathe Application based
1NC13ME022 Bishal Girie machining
parameter for
1NC13ME014 Aslam Khan different grades
of stainless
steel by design
of experiment
method

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B4 1NC13ME040 Irfan Pasha S Internal Study on Mr.Chethan M PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, Composite
mechanical R PSO1,PSO2 material,
behavior of Application
1NC13ME060 Naveen natural areca based
Kumar D C sheat fiber
1NC13ME036 Gopinath K reinforced
green
composite Bio-
1NC13ME026 Chethan B S
Composite
B5 1NC13ME045 Kishore S External Development Mr. Adarsh PO1,P03, Design and
of Magnetic Reddy B N PO4,PO5,PSO1,PSO2 analysis,
levitation and Research and
1NC13ME048 Krishna energy tapping Development
Swaroop V system and Applications
Based
B6 1NC13ME006 Akash Kumar Internal Development Dr. N Kaplian PO1, PO2, PO3, Thermal
Pal and evaluation PO12,PSO1,PSO2 Engineering,
1NC13ME012 Antariksh of solar hybrid Application
Anand adsorption based
cooling system
1NC13ME055 Mudit Sharma

1NC13ME042 K Himaka
Varma
B7 1NC13ME034 Eepuri Internal Study on micro Mr.Chethan M PO1, PO2, PO4, Composite
Raghuvaran graphical R PO12,PSO1,PSO2 material,
analysis of Application
1NC13ME065 Obulampalli
betel nut sheat based
Cgandan
fiber reinforced
Kumar Reddy green
1NC13ME038 Harish G N composite

1NC13ME013 Arun Kumar P

B8 1NC11ME005 Aman External Study on Mr. Anand PO1, PO2, PO4,PO5, Manufacturing
Bhardwaj Comparison of Babu PO12,PSO1,PSO2 process
continuous and Application
1NC12ME008 Akhil G Pillai
interrupt based
turning of H13
1NC12ME036 Hafeef Khan die steel by
using TIN
1NC12ME017 Asgar Amam coated carbide
tool

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B9 1NC13ME710 Praveen External Fabrication and Mr.Manjunath PO1, PO2, PO3 PO12, Interdisciplinary,
Kumar D B testing of Raju PSO1, PSO3 Communication
Unmanned development
1NC13ME080 Ramesh
automatic
Shettar
firing army
1NC13ME722 Varun B vehicle
1NC13ME094 Srinivas D

B10 1NC13ME714 R N Murthy External Study on Mr. PO1, PO2, Design and
enhancement Chethankumar PO2P04,PO5,PSO1,PSO2 analysis,
the N Research and
1NC13ME716 A Sachin performance of Development
Biradar front and rear and Applications
1NC13ME718 Shridhar K suspension of Based
BH60M
dumper
1NC13ME719 Siddappa
Yalawar
B11 1NC13ME052 Manoj K External Fabrication and Mr. PO1, PO2, PO3, PO12, Thermal
testing of Vinodkumar R PSO1,PSO3 Engineering ,
Hybrid solar application
1NC13ME057 Nag Sujay U J
and wind based
turbine based
1NC13ME058 Naveen B N renewable
energy source

1NC14ME432 Monika

B12 1NC13ME079 Ramesh External Fabrication and Mr. PO1, PO2, PO4, Design and
Gowda testing of Zero Shashikanth G PO12,PSO1,PSO2 analysis,
1NC13ME093 Siddeshwar J degree Turning S research and
C Radius vehicle development.
Application
1NC13ME101 Teja G based

1NC13ME100 Prem Sagar

B13 1NC13ME091 Shreyank M V External Development Mr. Ravi Y V PO1, PO2, PO4, PO6, Interdisciplinary,
of smart PO12, PSO1 communication
1NC13ME078 Ramapriya dustbin for development
Kishore Waste
segregation
1NC13ME089 Sharath Babu
M
1NC13ME092 Shreyas Hegde

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B14 1NC09ME038 Rishi Sengar External Study on Mr.Varaprasad PO1, PO2, PO4 PO12, Thermal
hybrid solar Kaviti/Dr. N PO4, PSO1,PSO3 Engineering
thermoelectric Kaplian
1NC10ME031 Jafar Ibrahim refrigeration
KE
system
1NC12ME726 Pritam Panja

1NC12ME048 Kushal D
Sachdev
B15 1NC13ME049 Varun Kumar Internal Effect of tyre Mr. L J Naik PO1, PO2, Thermal
M pyrolysis oil on PO4,PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering ,
performance application
1NC13ME027 Chethan M V and emissions based
of biodiesel
fulled diesel
1NC13ME051 Manohar K R engine

1NC13ME043 Karthik D R

B16 1NC13ME037 Halesh K J External Fabrication of Mr. Prabhakar PO1, PO2,P03,PO5, Design and
Rocker logic C.G PO12,PSO1 analysis,
mechanism research and
1NC12ME126 Dilip S development,
application
1NC13ME010 A Nikilesh based
Reddy
1NC13ME039 Indudar C P

B17 1NC14ME437 Prathip Kumar External Fabrication of Mr.Vinodkumar PO1, PO2,P03,PO5, Manufacturing
HN Adopted R PO12,PSO1 process,
ground application
1NC14ME412 Nagesh P clearance based
vehicle

1NC14ME429 Dinesh Kumar

1NC14ME431 Madhusudhana
KV
B18 1NC10ME050 Rishi Raj Internal Studies on Mr. Vijay PO1, PO2, Thermal
Thermal Kumar Patil PO4,PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering,
distribution of application
1NC11ME710 Apurva green house based

1NC11ME740 Pranav Kumar

1NC11ME755 Sudharsn
Kumar

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B19 1NC14ME427 Arunkumar External Study on Mr.Anand Babu PO1, PO2, PO4,PO12, Computer
machinability PSO1, PSO2 integrated
of En-19 steel manufacturing
1NC14ME404 Ashok A and
optimization of
cutting
1NC14ME414 Naveen Kumar
parameters in
KM
CNC lathe
1NC14ME438 Rakesh Kumar
R

B20 1NC13ME071 Praveenkumar Internal Effect of nano Mrs. Smitha PO1, PO2, PO4, Thermal
Biradar particles on the Suman PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering
performance of
double pipe
1NC13ME707 Nagesh K and compact
heat exchanger

1NC13ME724 Vijet T A

1NC13ME081 Ranjan Kumar

B21 1NC13ME403 Amar Patil External Fabrication and Mr. PO1, PO2, PO3, Manufacturing
testing of Yogeesha H PO12,PSO1,PSO2 process,
Automated tyre C application
1NC13ME406 Basavaraj pressure based
Jamgond maintenance
1NC13ME407 Binny
Biddappa N A
1NC13ME432 Vinay P

B22 1NC13ME005 Akarsha H External Design and Mr. Bandoli PO1, PO2, PO3, Computer
Development Siddeshwar PO12,PSO1,PSO2 integrated
of Metal Iresh manufacturing ,
1NC13ME067 Pavan Kumar detecting pick application
BN and place based
mobile robot
1NC13ME011 Anil K A

1NC13ME032 Darshan H C

B23 1NC13ME031 Darshan B N External Testing of Mr. Mohan PO1, PO2, PO4, Design and
Winch control Kumar G D PO12,PSO1,PSO2 analysis,
system research and
1NC13ME050 Mahendra development,
Kumar application
based
1NC13ME020 Bharath N R

1NC13ME063 Nikhil K V

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B24 1NC13ME002 Abhishek K G External Fabrication of Mr. PO1, PO2, PO4, Agriculture,
Soil mulching Yogeesha H PO6,PO12,PSO1,PSO2 application and
machine C Environment
1NC13ME017 Balakrishna
protection
Naik
1NC13ME019 Basavaraj

1NC13ME062 Nikhil H M

B25 1NC14ME424 Sukumar B Internal Synthesis and Mr. Mohan PO1, PO2, PO4, Composite
Tadake characterization Kumar G D PO12,PSO1,PSO2 material,
of SiC nano application
1NC14ME436 Prajwal
powder by based
mechanical
1NC14ME401 Anand alloying

1NC14ME408 Jaihind

B26 1NC13ME041 K Venkat External Study and Mr. Ashwin A PO1, PO2, PO4, Computer
Ramana optimization of PO12,PSO1,PSO2 integrated
machining manufacturing ,
1NC13ME044 Kethu parameters of Application
Bharatha CNC milling based
Simha Reddy machine for
aluminum -
6082 by DOE
1NC13ME046 Kotapati methods.
Likith
1NC13ME054 Mohankumar
BN
B27 1NC14ME418 Rakshith N M Internal Study of Mr. Ravi Y V PO1, PO2, PO4, Composite
mechanical PO12,PSO1,PSO2 material,
properties of application
1NC14ME430 Kiran B S prepared based
composite
1NC14ME428 Aruna G N material Hemet

1NC13ME104 Vidyashree T
G

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B28 1NC14ME409 Mahesh R External Fabrication of Mr. PO1, PO2, PO3, Manufacturing
Belt type Oil Chandrashekar PO12,PSO1,PSO2 process,
1NC14ME433 Naveen G Skimmer Biradar application based
1NC14ME419 Ramesh S
1NC14ME423 Suresh S
B29 1NC13ME103 Venu C V External Development Mr. Chethan PO1, PO2, PO3, Design and
and testing of Kumar N PO12,PSO1,PSO2 analysis, research
1NC13ME106 Vikas V Paddle and development.
1NC13ME097 Suhas B N operated application based
washing
1NC13ME102 Umesh P H machine

B30 1NC12ME707 Amit Singh Internal Effect of Mr.Hareesh PO1, PO2, PO4, Thermal
additives on Naik PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering,
1NC13ME028 D Kiran Shree the application based
1NC11ME702 Abin K P performance of
the bio diesel
fuel diesel
engine
B31 1NC13ME070 Prashanth External Design and Mr. Shashikanth PO1, PO2, PO3, Design and
Sharanappa development GS PO12,PSO1,PSO2 development,
Banigol of pneumatic research and
1NC13ME074 Rahul B dumper development.
Suresh Application based
1NC13ME095 Sreerag P
1NC13ME099 Syed Ruman
Ahmed R

B32 1NC13ME075 Rakesh Kumar Internal Performance Mr.Bharadwaj K PO1, PO2, PO4, Thermal
Test Of R PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering,
1NC13ME105 Vikas Kumar Biodiesel With application based
Pandey Sunflower Oil
1NC13ME705 Miraz Fazal
Baig
1NC13ME112 Jeevan N

B33 1NC13ME084 Sandeep R Internal Thermo Dr. N. Kapilan PO1, PO2, PO4, Thermal
acoustic PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering,
1NC13ME087 Shaik Hyderali Refrigeration application based
system
1NC13ME088 Shaik Tangella
Minahazuddin
1NC14ME417 Preetam
B34 1NC13ME402 Ajay S Gowda Internal Effect of nano Mr. Prabhu K S PO1, PO2, PO4, Thermal
particles on the PO12,PSO1,PSO3 Engineering,
1NC12ME103 Shivanand performance of application based
compressor oil
1NC12ME068 Mohan R
used in the
1NC13ME422 Rahul VCR

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Sl USN Name of The Internal/ Title of The Guide Relevant Area of

.N Students External Project POs & research
o project PSOs
B 1NC12ME086 Ricky Raj External Mecanum Mr. Adarsh PO1, Design and
1 1NC12ME087 Rivesh Kumar wheel robot Reddy PO2, analysis,
PO4, Research
1NC12ME065 Milind Krishna PO12,P and
1NC12ME088 Rohit Kumar SO1,PS Developme
O2 nt and
Applicatio
ns Based

B 1NC12ME118 Vishnu K S Internal Performanc Dr. N PO1, Thermal

2 e evaluation Kapilan / PO2, Engineerin
of solar Mr. Prabhu PO4, g,
1NC12ME089 Girish Naik R
adsorption KS PO12,P Applicatio
1NC12ME122 Yatheesh R cooling SO1,PS n based
1NC13ME409 Darshan Yadav B R system O3
B 1NC13ME417 Mutturaj Halaki External Experiment Mr. Anand PO1, Design and
3 al and finite Babu / PO2, analysis,
element Mr.Bandoli PO4, Research
studies on Siddeshwar PO12,P and
1NC12ME106 Sudarshan J A buckling of a Iresh SO1,PS Developme
laminated O2 nt and
1NC13ME418 Nagesh K N
jute fabric Applicatio
1NC12ME094 Raghuram Reddy epoxy ns Based
composites
plates
B 1NC12ME110 Syed Sakib Internal Studies on Mr. Vijay PO1, Thermal
4 1NC12ME091 Samir Gautam properties of Kumar Patil PO2, Engineerin
alternative PO4, g,
1NC12ME109 Sanjay Swarkar refrigerants PO12,P Applicatio
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 1NC12ME080 Rahul Kumar operated on SO1,PS n based
VCR O3
Refrigerator
B 1NC13ME423 Rathan Rao S External Power Mr. Adarsh PO1, Design and
5 scooter for Reddy PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME108 Suraj R
handicapped PO4, Research
1NC13ME405 Avinash Varma person PO6,PO and
12,PSO1 Developme
1NC12ME082 Rajath B N
,PSO2 nt and
Applicatio
ns Based
B 1NC12ME727 Puneeth Kumar R External Flex & Mr. R Vara PO1, Design and
6 acceleration Prasad PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME718 Kiran Kumar N S
hand gesture Kaviti PO4, Research
1NC12ME731 Ravikumar M E control pick PO5 and
1NC12ME732 Ravi Kinagi & place PO12,P Developme
robot SO1,PS nt and
O2 Applicatio
ns Based
B 1NC12ME706 A V Bhagavath Internal Enhanceme Dr. N PO1, Thermal
7 Kumar nt of heat Kapilan / PO2, Engineerin
transfer rate Mr. PO4, g,
1NC12ME713 Binod Kumar B C
by using Sreenivas H PO12,P Applicatio
1NC12ME700 Abhinav Kumar AL2O3 S SO1,PS n based
1NC12ME746 Vikas Kumar Nanofluid O3

B 1NC12ME012 Aman Kumar External Automatic Ms. Sandya PO1, Design and
8 integrated PS PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME060 Md. Akhtar Hussain
diamond PO4, Research
1NC12ME058 Manoj Kumar jack PO12,P and
Mahto SO1,PS Developme
1NC12ME721 Milan Halder O2 nt and
Applicatio
ns Based

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B9 1NC13ME420 Nrupathunga M K External Comparativ Mr. PO1, Thermal
e study of Prabhakar C PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME073 Naveen P N
mechanical G PO4, Application
1NC12ME096 Satish properties of PO12,P based
1NC12ME097 Satish K aluminum SO1,PS
alloy 7075 O2
reinforced
with silicon
carbide and
red mud
composite
with
AL5000
Series
B10 1NC12ME107 Sumith Kumar External Solar power Mr. PO1, Thermal
drain Amaresh PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME079 Rahul Kumar
cleaner and Gunge / PO4, Application
1NC10ME717 Md.Faiz road cleaner Mr.Bandoli PO6,PO based
Makhdoomi Siddeshwar 12,PSO1
a Iresh
B11 1NC12ME083 Rajesh N External Multipurpos Mr. PO1, Design and
1NC12ME076 Pradeep Reddy e Prabhakar C PO2, analysis,
agricultural G PO4, research and
1NC12ME111 Thirumalesh L
vehicle PO6,PO development,
1NC13ME421 Prasad 12,PSO1 application
based
B12 1NC12ME069 Mriganka Konwar External Experiment Mr. Anand PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME002 Abhinav Anand al and Babu / Mr. PO2, Engineering,
numerical Mohan PO3, Application
1NC12ME010 Aliok Kumar
study for the Kumar G D PO4, based
Ranjan
effectivenes ,PO12,P
1NC12ME018 Asheesh Kumar
s of thermal SO1,PS
coated O3
double pipe
heat
exchanger
B13 1NC12ME093 Saikat Das Internal Effect of Dr. N PO1, Thermal
alternative Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME074 Om Prakash
refrigerant PO3, Application
1NC12ME092 Sabyashchi on PO4, based
Mondal refrigerator ,PO12,P
1NC12ME081 Rahul Kumar compressed SO1,PS
Singh oil O3
1NC12ME085 Ram Prasad Gogoi Internal Energy Mr. Dhanraj PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME098 Shadab Alam absorbing PK PO2, Engineering,

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B14 1NC12ME099 Shakeeb Hasim capacity of PO4, Application
Ansari empty and ,PO12,P based
1NC12ME090 Rupesh Yadav foam filled SO1,PS
square tubes O3
B17 1NC12ME075 Pradeep U Internal Geothermal Mr. Prabhu PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME066 Mohamad based KS PO2, Engineering,
Mubarak Pasha cooling PO4, Application
system ,PO12,P based
1NC12ME067 Mohamad Siddiq
SO1,PS
Pasha
O3
1NC12ME077 Prajwal S G
B18 1NC12ME730 Ranjan Kumar Sah External Modeling Mr. Adarsh PO1, Design and
and analysis Reddy PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME742 Syed Shabbhaz of wheel PO3, research and
Ahamad rim PO5,PO
12,PSO1 development,
,PSO2 application
based
B19 1NC12ME057 Manoj B N External Modal Mr. Vivek PO1, Design and
1NC12ME123 Shyam Sunder M analysis of KT PO2, analysis,
Y E-glass PO3, research and
1NC12ME124 Arun Kumar C N honeycomb PO5,PO development,
plates 12,PSO1 application
1NC13ME431 Vinay Kumar B M
,PSO2 based

B20 1NC13ME419 Nithin K R External Windowing Mr. PO1, Design and

1NC13ME412 Mahesh Babu machine Hanumanth PO2, analysis,
appa N U PO3, research and
1NC13ME401 Abhisheak K N PO5,PO
1NC13ME416 Maruthi Shetty 12,PSO1 development,
,PSO2 application
based
B21 1NC12ME015 Anikethan J External Parallel Mr. Mohan PO1, Design and
1NC12ME026 Chandrashekar Parking Kumar PO2, analysis,
vehicle PO3, research and
1NC12ME041 Karthik N PO6,PO development,
1NC12ME059 Manoj P 5,PO12, application
PSO1,P based
SO2
B22 1NC12ME020 Aswin Nepal Internal Study of Mr. Jullya PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME032 Dipankar effect of Naik L PO2, Engineering,

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 Goswami pyrolysis oil PO4, Application
1NC12ME043 Kiran K Chandran on biodiesel ,PO12,P based
operated SO1,PS
diesel O3
engine
B23 1NC12ME053 Manish Shankar Internal Atmospheri Dr. N PO1, Thermal
c water Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME022 Bhargav
Krishnagyan generator-a PO4, Application
prototype PO7,PO based
1NC12ME063 Md. Saif Alam
which can 12,PSO1
1NC12ME052 Mahesh G produce ,PSO3
Hiremath water from
air

B24 1NC12ME034 Gaurav Paudd External automatic Mr. PO1, Design and
1NC12ME006 Ajaya Kumar vegetable Hanumanth PO2, analysis,
Yadav cutting appa N U / PO4, research and
machine Mr.Chethan PO6,PO development,
1NC12ME035 Gurushantppa
Kumar N 12,PSO1 application
Monnur
,PSO2 based
1NC13ME424 Saif Pasha
B25 1NC12ME748 Y Bhargav External Evaluating Mr. Venkate PO1, Design and
1NC12ME719 Kumar Vishal mechanical Gowda C PO2, analysis,
Sinha properties of PO4, research and
1NC12ME729 Rajkumar outer skin of PO6,PO development,
Rupasagar air craft 12,PSO1 application
vehicle ,PSO2 based
1NC12ME705 Akshay Dubey
B26 1NC12ME045 Kirandeep Kaur Internal Effect of Dr. N. PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME709 Arpita M P neem Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
biodiesel PO4, Application
1NC12ME715 Vinay Kumar blends on PO6,PO based
1NC12ME019 Ashish Kumar diesel 12,PSO1
engine ,PSO3
emissions

B27 1NC12ME749 Y Chethanya External Solar Ms. Smitha PO1, Thermal

1NC12ME716 G V Jashwanth powered Suman / Ms. PO2, Engineering,
auto Sandya P S PO4, Application
1NC12ME743 P Tarangini irrigation PO6,PO based
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 1NC13ME413 Manasa D N system for 12,PSO1
tower ,PSO2
garden
B28 1NC12ME030 Dileep B V External Automated Mr. PO1, Design and
1NC12ME049 Lakshmish U Vegetable Yogeesh H PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME013 Anand Kumar H S plant C PO4, research and
Transplanter PO6,PO development,
1NC12ME040 K 12,PSO1 application
Siddhrameshwara ,PSO2 based

B29 1NC12ME007 Akash Kumar External Automatic Mr. Anand PO1, Design and
1NC12ME062 Md. Saddam pneumatic Babu PO2, analysis,
pumper and PO4, research and
1NC12ME033 Nishant Kumar breaking PO6,PO development,
1NC11ME050 Shubham Kumar actuation 12,PSO1 application
before ,PSO2 based
collision
B30 1NC12ME025 Chandan Kumar External Fire Mr. Vivek PO1, Design and
resistance KT PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME095 Santosh Kumar property of PO4, research and
Gupta hybrid and PO12,P development,
1NC10ME039 Vassem Pasa E-glass SO1,PS application
composite O2 based
materials
B31 1NC12ME055 Manjunath M Internal Developme Mr. Chethan PO1, Composite
nt and M. R. PO2, material,
1NC12ME051 Mahesh D
characteriza PO4, application
1NC12ME009 Akshay Kumar C tion of betel PO12,P based
1NC12ME054 Manjunath K S nut sheath SO1,PS
fiber O2
reinforced
polymer
matrix green
composites
B32 1NC12ME400 Adarsh S External Mobile Mr. PO1, Design and
operated Yogeesh H PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME050 Lokesh C T
Bluetooth C PO4, research and
1NC12ME406 Pavan Kumar K controlled PO5,PO development,
multipurpos 12,PSO1 application
e tractor ,PSO2 based

B33 1NC11ME020 Fahad Ahmed Internal Developme Dr. N PO1, Thermal

Fareedy nt and Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME014 Andrew Avinash evaluation PO4, Application
1NC12ME016 Antony Stanley of a PO6,PO based
motorcycle 12,PSO1
1NC11ME739 Pavan Sastry Y B ambulance ,PSO2
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B34 1NC12ME104 Shubham Kumar Internal Evaluation Mr. Vijay PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME021 Asif R Shah of Kumar Patil PO2, Engineering,
refrigeration PO4, Application
1NC12ME024 Brijesh D Soni system with PO12,P based
1NC12ME717 Gaurav Kumar external SO1,PS
heat O3
exchanger
B35 1NC12ME703 Ajay Jereddy External Low cost Mr. PO1, Design and
solar based Shashikanth PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME738 Shashikumar V P digging, GS PO4, research and
1NC12ME737 Sharanayya H seed PO6,PO development,
sowing, 12,PSO1 application
1NC12ME125 Santosh Kumar M
watering ,PSO2 based
machine for
agriculture
land based
on micro
controller
B36 1NC13ME430 Veeraprasad C K Internal Design and Dr. N PO1, Design and
1NC12ME741 Surya Mani Varma fabrication Kapilan PO2, analysis,
R of radio- PO4, research and
1NC12ME712 Bhanuprakash N S controlled PO12,P development,
hover craft SO1,PS application
1NC13ME400 Abhilash N O2 based
B37 1NC13ME404 Amaranth V S Internal Determinati Mr. Ravi Y PO1, Composite
on and V PO2, material,
1NC13ME428 Sudhakar M S
evaluation PO4, application
1NC12ME736 Shamanthkumar A of PO12,P based
B mechanical SO1,PS
1NC12ME723 Mohankumar G S properties of O2
hemp and
banana fibre
composite
materials
B38 1NC12ME725 P S Karthikl Internal Effect of Dr. N PO1, Thermal
1NC13ME414 Manjunath M natural Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
additives on PO4, Application
1NC13ME415 Manjunath G
the PO12,P based
1NC13ME426 Shashikumar M M performance SO1,PS
of bio-diesel O3
blends on
diesel
engine
B39 1NC12ME070 Mukesh Kattari External Vertical axis Mr. PO1, Design and
1NC12ME078 Rabin Bhattarai Highway Amaresh PO2, analysis,
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 1NC12ME105 Sigang Borgoyary Wind Mill Gunge PO4, research and
PO6 development,
PO12,P application
SO1,PS based
O2
B40 1NC12ME046 Kishor Kumar S External Design and Mr.Chethan PO1, Design and
developmen Kumar N PO2, analysis,
1NC12ME044 Kiran Kumar B V t of running PO4, research and
1NC12ME027 Chethan Babu S wheel air PO12,P development,
pressure SO1,PS application
monitoring O2 based
system for
vehicles

B41 1NC11ME023 Kishor Kumar Internal Performanc Mr. Vijay PO1, Thermal
e studies on Kumar Patil PO2, Engineering,
1NC12ME072 Nandan Kuamar
bio-diesel PO4, Application
1NC12ME064 M D Saquib blends for PO12,P based
Khurshid different SO1,PS
1NC12ME006 Amit Kumar injection O2
pressure and
injection
timing
B42 1NC12ME102 Shashank Shekar Internal Developme Dr. N PO1, Thermal
1NC12ME120 Vivek Singa nt and Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
evaluation PO4, Application
1NC12ME084 Rajnish Kumar of PO12,P based
1NC12ME116 Vignesh Puranik loudspeaker SO1,PS
driven O3
thermo
acoustic
refrigeration
system
B43 1NC11ME730 Leishanghen Sanju External Automatic Mr.Vinod PO1, Thermal
Singh differential Kumar R PO2, Engineering,
1NC11ME736 Nanhe Singh unit locking PO4, Application
system PO12,P based
1NC09ME012 Bony Thomas
SO1,PS
1NC12ME704 Ajmal Kandoth O2
` 1NC12ME714 Chethan N External Coin based Mr.Prashant PO1, Thermal
B44 1NC13ME411 Imamshaheeb universal h Kumar S PO2, Engineering,
mobile PO4, Application
battery PO12,P based
charger SO1,PS
using single O2
axis solar
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B45 1NC12ME042 Keshav V Internal Studies on Dr. N PO1, Thermal
travelling Kapilan PO2, Engineering,
wave PO4, Application
thermo- PO12,P based
acoustic SO1,PS
prime O3
mover

Quality of completed projects/working prototypes (5):

Quality of the project is assessed based on the following
 Usefulness of the project to the society at large
 Impact of project on environmental protection
 Safety standards and cost of the project
 Possibility of converting the project into practical application
Evidences of papers published /Awards received by projects etc.,(2):
 List of projects which have won awards/ prizes in project exhibition competition at institute
/university/ state level.

 List of papers presented/ published in conferences/journals based on the project is as below.

List of Project Exhibition prizes at instituteCAY m1-2016-17:

Judges: 1.Dr.Devaraj, Associate Professor, SJCIT, Bengaluru
2.Dr. H. Naganagouda, Director, National Training Centre
for Solar Technology, Karnataka Power Corporation Limited

Sl. USN Name of The Students Project Title Name of The Guide Prize Awarded
No.
1NC14ME400 Abhishek N Development and testing of Dr. N Kaplian
1 1NC14ME403 Anju Kumar multipurpose wheel chair First
1NC14ME435 Pradeep V
1NC14ME411 Nagaraj Madar Parasapa
2 1NC13ME069 Prafool Kumar Fabrication of solar panel for Mr. Manjunath Raju Second
1NC13ME085 Santosh industrial power generation
1NC13ME086 Satyam Kumar
1NC13ME717 Sachin K V
3 1NC13ME061 Nihal M N Fabrication of Pneumatic Mr. Vivek K T
1NC13ME066 Panduranga C R Collapsing steering Third
1NC13ME047 Kowshik R
1NC14ME402 Anil Kumar
1NC13ME091 Shreyank M V Development of smart Mr. Ravi Y V
4 1NC13ME078 Ramapriya Kishore dustbin for Waste segregation Fourth
1NC13ME089 Sharath Babu M

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5 1NC13ME037 Halesh K J Fabrication of Rocker logic Mr. Prabhakar C.G
1NC12ME126 Dilip S mechanism Fifth
1NC13ME010 A Nikilesh Reddy
1NC13ME039 Indudar C P

List of Project Exhibition prizes at instituteCAY m1-2015-16:

Judges: 1. Dr.Devaraj, Associate Professor, SJCIT, Bengaluru
Sl. USN Name of The Students Project Title Name of The Guide Prize Awarded
No.
1NC12ME030 Dileep B V Automated Vegetable plant Mr. Yogeesh H C First
1 1NC12ME049 Lakshmish U Transplanter
1NC12ME013 Anand Kumar H S
1NC12ME040 K Siddhrameshwara
2 1NC12ME046 Kishor Kumar S Design and development of
1NC12ME044 Kiran Kumar B V running wheel air pressure Mr.Ashwin A Second
1NC12ME027 Chethan Babu S monitoring system for vehicles
3 1NC13ME423 Rathan Rao S Power scooter for paralyzed or Mr. Adarsh Reddy/Mr.
1NC12ME108 Suraj R handicapped person Manjunath Raju G third
1NC13ME405 Avinash Varma
1NC12ME082 Rajath B N
4 1NC12ME706 A V Bhagavath Kumar Enhancement of heat transfer
1NC12ME713 Binod Kumar B C rate by using Al2O3 Nano Dr. N Kapilan / Fourth
1NC12ME700 Abhinav Kumar Fluids Mr. Sreenivas H S
1NC12ME746 Vikas Kumar

List of students participated in conference/Project Exhibition etc.,CAY m1-2016-17:

Sl.N Name of Name of Title Coference/publication/Exh Institute/Colleg Date/Ye

o The The Guide ibition e ar
Student
1 Manoj K Mr. Condition National level student East point 18th -
Vinodkum monitoring of conference College of 19th
ar R wind turbine Engineering, May
blade using Bengaluru 2017
vibration
signal
through best
first
algorithm
2 Akarsha H Mr. Development State level engineering R.V.College of 26-28th
Anil K A Bandoli of Metal student project exhibition Engineering May
Darshan H Siddeshwa detecting & competition Bengaluru 2017
C r Iresh pick and
Pavan place mobile
Kumar B robot
N (Technical

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Presentation)
3 Akarsha H Mr. Development State level engineering R.V.College of 26-28th
Anil K A Bandoli of Metal student project exhibition Engineering May
Darshan H Siddeshwa detecting & competition Bengaluru 2017
C r Iresh pick and
Pavan place mobile
Kumar B robot
N (Project
Exhibition)

4 Akarsha H Mr. Development State level engineering East point 18th -

Anil K A Bandoli of Metal student project exhibition College of 19th
Darshan H Siddeshwa
detecting & competition Engineering, May
C r Iresh pick and Bengaluru 2017
Pavan place mobile
Kumar B robot
N (Paper
Presentation)
5 Akarsha H Mr. Development State level engineering East point 18th -
Anil K A Bandoli of Metal student project exhibition College of 19th
Darshan H Siddeshwa detecting & competition Engineering, May
C r Iresh pick and Bengaluru 2017
Pavan place mobile
Kumar B robot
N (Project
Exhibition)

6 Rakshith Mr.Ravi Y Preparation Sustainable development Sri 15-16th

NM V and study of in renewable energy Venkateshwar May
Kiran B S mechanical source and power system College of 2017
Aruna G properties on engineering (REPSE-17) Engineering
N hemp and E- Bengaluru
Vidyashre glass fiber
eTG composite
material
7 Siddappa Mr. To enhance 2 days national level Rajeswari 19-20th
Yalawal Chethanku the conference on Modern college of May
Shridhar mar N performance trends in mechanical engineering 2017
K of front and engineering (MTME-17) Bengaluru
rear
suspensions
8 RN Mr. To enhance Sustainable development Sri 15-16th
Murthy Chethanku the in renewable energy Venkateshwar May
Sachin mar N performance source and power system College of 2017
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Shridhar rear Bengaluru
K suspensions
Siddappa B60M
Yalawar

9 Suhas Mr. Paddle Sustainable development Sri 15-16th

Benjimin Chethan operated in renewable energy Venkateshwar May
Umesh P Kumar N washing source and power system College of 2017
H machine engineering (REPSE-17) Engineering
Bengaluru
10 Venu C V Mr. Low cost State level project Sai Vidya 18th
Umesh P Chethan washing exhibition Institute of May
H Kumar N machine Technology, 2017
Suhas Bengaluru
Benjimin

11 Chethan Mr. L J Study on fuel State level project Sai Vidya 18th
MV Naik extracted exhibition Institute of May
Varun from waste Technology, 2017
Kumar M tyre as fuel in Bengaluru
Manohar diesel engine
KR
Karthik D
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12 Mudit Dr. N Performance State level project Sai Vidya 18th
Sharma Kaplian evaluation of exhibition Institute of May
Antariksh solar Technology, 2017
Anand adsorption Bengaluru
Akash cooling
Kumar Pal system
K Himaka
Varma
13 Anju Dr. N Design and State level project Sai Vidya 18th
Kumar Kaplian fabrication of exhibition Institute of May
Pradeep V wheel chair Technology 2017
Abhishek cum structure Bengaluru
N
Nagaraj
Madar
14 Akarsha H Mr.Bandol Metal Technostava-2017 Nagarjuna 24-25th
i detecting College of March
Siddeshwa pick and Engineering & 2017
r Iresh place mobile Technology
robot Bengaluru
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Presentation)
Secured 2nd
place
15 Akarsha H Mr.Bandol Fire Fitting Technostava-2017 Nagarjuna 24-25th
Anil K A i Robot College of March
Darshan H Siddeshwa (Mini Engineering & 2017
C r Iresh Project) Technology
Pavan Secured 3rd Bengaluru
Kumar B place
N
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Praveen Smitha nanoparticles 2017 allapur May
Kumar B Suman on the 2017
performance
of double
pipe
and compact
heat
exchanger
17 Praveen Mrs. Effect of Sustainable development Sri 15-16th
Kumar B Smitha nanoparticles in renewable energy Venkateshwar May
Ranjan Suman on the source and power system College of 2017
Kumar performance engineering (REPSE-17) Engineering
of double Bengaluru
pipe
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Impact Analysis
 New innovative ideas are born for project work.
 Skills or abilities of students improved.
 Knowledge on various aspects of project management was developed.
 Confidence level of the students was boosted.
 Improved teamwork spirit.
 Document preparation and presentation.
 More tendencies to showcase their project work in project exhibition were observed.

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Interaction

Industry supported laboratories (5):

Industry institute interaction (III) is carried out to achieve the following activities
1. MOUs are established between industries and institute for mutual benefit.
2. To organize technical lectures by experts from industries / organizations.
3. Arranging seminars, symposiums, workshops and conferences in collaborations with industries
4. Industrial visits are arranged
5. Internship to the final year students
6. Teachers are deputed to industries to receive real time experience.
7. Students are sent to industries to carry out their project work.
MOU’s Established between industry and institutions are as shown below:
Sl. No. Industry Resource Date Benefits PO’s
details person PSO’S
achieved
1. Fusion360 by Dr. Ramesh 24/10/2016 1. Providing software training. PO’S-
AUTODESK Pudale 2. Offering certification programs. 1,2,3,4,5,
3. Offering online examination. 11,12
PSO’S-
1,2,3
2 NITK, Venkatesh B.K, 14/11/2015 1. Providing software training. PO’S-
Surathkal Balaji Y.S, 2. Technical Talk. 1,2,3,5,7,
Dr.K.V.Gangad 11,12
haran PSO’S-
1,2,3
3 CADD Centre Mr. Ashok 28/04/2016 1. Providing software training. PO’S-
Kumar 2. Technical Talk. 1,2,4,5,7,
11,12
PSO’S-
1,2,3

4 Blue Volt Mr.T.Nagaraja 01/08/2017 1. Technical talk PO’S-

Services 2. Project Guidance 1,3,4,5,7,
3. Internship 11,12
PSO’S-
1,2,3

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 5 PPSR 1. Technical talk PO’S-
2. Project Guidance 1,2,3,4,5,
7,12
PSO’S-
1,2,3

6 Biofuel 1. Technical talk on biofuels PO’S-

Information 2. Providing facilities for 1,2,4,5,7,
Centre, biodiesel production 11,12
Chintamani 3. Awareness Programme on PSO’S-
biofuel 1,2,3

Industry involvement in the program design and partial delivery of any regular courses for
students (5):
Details of industry involvement in the program design
 The institute interacts with experts from industries in designing courses of 05 to 40 hours of
duration to bridge the gap between the university curriculum and PO’s /PSO’s
 Courses are designed by industry experts with the sole objective of exposing the students to latest
technology, emerging technology, best practices in industries, leadership qualities etc.
 These courses are delivered in the form of one day workshop to one week workshop. However in
some cases industry experts are given regular slots in the class timetable to enable them to teach
at their convenience.

Details of partial delivery / full regular courses offered by industries:

Sl. Course taught Resource person details Industry No. of PO’s &PS’S
No by expert from details hours achieved
industry taught
1 1.Providing Mr. Prasad Kotagi, Mahindra Mahindra 24 PO’S-
software pride school pride school 1,2,3,5,7,11,12
training. PSO’S-1,2,3
2. Offering
certification
programs
2. Training on Dr. Ramesh Pudale Manager, AUTODESK 08 PO’S-
AUTODESK AUTODESK India, 1,2,3,4,5,11,12
Fusion360 Bengaluru PSO’S-1,2,3

3 Modern Mr.ShivShankar B.M HMT, 04 PO’S-

manufacturing ,Managing Director, Bengaluru 1,2,3,4,7,11,12
tools Machine Tools Limited, PSO’S-1,2,3
HMT
4 Basics of Mr. Madhukar ,President, ISHRAE 08 PO’S-
HVAC ISHRAE Bangalore Chapter 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3
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5 3-D printing Mr. Ashok Kumar, CADD 04 PO’S-
Managing Director, CADD CENTRE, 1,2,3,4,5,7,12
Centre, Yelahanka Branch Bengaluru PSO’S-1,2,3

6 Programming Mr. Ramamurthy, FOREMAN 08 PO’S-

of CNC Deputy GM,FTI, Bengaluru TRAINING 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
machine, INSTITUTE PSO’S-1,2,3
shaping
machine, NDT
Testing
methods
7 CNC lathe,5- Mr. M. GTTC 04 PO’S-
Axis Milling Ramakrishna,Production 1,2,3,5,11,12
machine, Wire Engineer, Lathe Centre, PSO’S-1,2,3
EDM,Grinding GTTC
machine

Impact analysis of industry institute interaction and actions taken thereof (5):
 Students who do their projects in industrieswill have better opportunities in job market.
 Internship in industries exposes the students to latest technologies and hands on experience.
 Students develop confidence and ability to move with people.
 Industrial visits expose them to detailing, scheduling project management, new construction
techniques etc.
 Expert lectures and courses taught through resource persons from industries expose the
students to emerging technologies and challenges involved.

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Industrial training/tours for students (3):

Industry related activity is carried out with the following headings
1. Industrial visits are indicated in departmental calendar of events.
2. Internship for students in industries is obtained through Industry Institute Interaction(III) cell-nil
3. Internship in industries / companies can be varying from 1week to 6 week during which the
students will receive training in a methodical way.
4. Industrial tours are arranged to visit construction sites, hydraulics structures, power plants,
treatment plants, cement factories, etc.
5. After the completion of the internship/ industrial visits /industrial tours students have to submit a
report.
6. Generally students are given information on industries where they can undergo training.
Recommendation letters are issued to enable the students to get permission to undergo training.
7. Contacts with alumni are used to help the students to get internship / training

Industrial Visit Details – CAY-2017-18:

SL NAME OF THE NATURE OF THE NO. OF DATE OF PO’s AND PSO’s
NO INDUSTRY INDUSTRY STUDENTS VISIT ACHIEVED
and STAFF
1 BFW, Peenya Manufacturing 33+02 22.02.2018 PO’S-1,2,3,7,10,12
PSO’S-1,2

2 Prerana Motors Pvt Sales & Services 45+02 30.01.2018 PO’S-1,2,4,7,9,12

Ltd. PSO’S-1,2

3 Cold storage plant Production 25+02 30.01.2018 PO’S-1,2,7,10,12

diary, Nandi cross, PSO’S-1,2
Cbpur
4 GKVK, Bangalore Academic 27+01 24.01.2018 PO’S-1,2,7,11,12
PSO’S-1

5 GKVK,Bengaluru Agriculture 25+01 21/11/2017 PO’S-1,2,3,7,11,12

PSO’S-1

6 Nandini milk diary, production 25+02 9-11-/2017 PO’S-1,2,7,11,12

Chickballapur PSO’S-1,2

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 7 GKVK,Bengaluru Agriculture 25+01 31/10/2017 PO’S-1,2,3,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

8 Bharat Fritz Warner Production 48+02 30-10-2017 PO’S-

Private Limited, 1,2,3,5,7,11,12
Bengaluru PSO’S-1,2,3

9 GTTC, Bengaluru Production& 45+02 12/09/2017 PO’S-

Training Centre 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

Industrial Visit Details – CAYm1-2016-17:

SL NAME OF THE NATURE OF NO. OF DATE OF PO’s AND PSO’s
NO INDUSTRY THE STUDENTS VISIT ACHIEVED
INDUSTRY and STAFF
1 FTI, Bengaluru Manufacturing 35+02 23.03.2017 PO’S-
1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

2 GTTC, Bengaluru Service & 35+02 30.03.2017 PO’S-

Manufacturing 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

3 GTTC, Bengaluru Service & 35+02 07.04.2017 PO’S-1,2,3,4,7,11,12

Manufacturing PSO’S-1,2,3

4 Indian Space Research SpaceResearch 45+02 23.09.2016 PO’S-

Organization, Bengaluru 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

5 GTTC Bengaluru Service & 83+02 17.11.2016 PO’S-

Manufacturing 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-1,2,3

6 IWST, Bengaluru Research 45+02 23/09/2016 PO’S-1,2,3,11,12

PSO’S-1,2,3

7 GKVK, Bengaluru Academic 45+02 23/09/2016 PO’S-1,2,3,7,11,12

PSO’S-1

8 Cytecare Hospital, HVAC 45+02 23/09/2016 PO’S-1,2,3,4,7,11,12

Bengaluru PSO’S-1

9 Mysore sandal Soap Manufacturing 38+02 30-08-2016 PO’S-1,2,5,11,12

Factory, Yeshwanthpur, PSO’S-1
Bengaluru

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 10 Siemens technology & Training centre 48+03 18-10-2016 PO’S-1,2,3,5,7,11,12
services Ltd, Peenya, PSO’S-2,3
Bengaluru

Industrial Visit Details – CAYm2-2015-16:

SL NAME OF THE NATURE OF THE NO. OF DATE OF PO’s AND PSO’s
NO INDUSTRY INDUSTRY STUDENTS VISIT ACHIEVED
and STAFF
1 ISRO Satellite Research and 60+02 06/10/2015 PO’S-1,3,4,5,7,12
Center, Bangalore Development, Design PSO’S-1,2,3
& Production
2 Rail Wheel Service & 30+02 21/11/2015 PO’S-
Factory, Indian Manufacturing 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
Railways, PSO’S-1,2,3
Yelahanka,
Bangalore-560106

Short term training programme details:

SL NAME OF NO. OF TRAINING PERIOD PO’s AND PSO’s
NO THE STUDE ACHIEVED
INDUSTRY NTS FROM TO DURATION
1 Lab View 04 03/04/2017 07/04/2017 05 days PO’S-
2016
1,2,3,4,5,11,12
National
Instruments PSO’S-1,2,3
Academy,
Bengaluru
2 Autodesk, 05 28/10/2016 28/10/2016 01 day PO’S-
Bengaluru 1,2,3,4,5,7,11,12
PSO’S-2,3
3 HMT 39 30/12/2014 13/01/2015 15 days PO’S-
Machine
1,2,3,4,5,11,12
Tools Ltd,
Bengaluru
PSO’S-1,2,3

4 Bharat Fritz 04 01/01/2015 31/01/2015 31 days PO’S-

Warner Ltd, 1,2,3,5,11,12
Bengaluru
PSO’S-1,2,3

5 Bharat Fritz 03 02/01/2015 31/01/2015 30 days PO’S-

Warner Ltd, 1,2,3,4,7,11,12
Bengaluru
PSO’S-1,2,3
6 HMT 08 06/07/2015 20/07/2015 15 days PO’S-
Machine
1,2,3,5,7,11,12
Tools Ltd,
Bengaluru
PSO’S-1,2,3

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 7 HMT 05 14/07/2015 28/07/2015 15 days PO’S-
Machine 1,2,3,4,5,11,12
Tools Ltd,
Bengaluru PSO’S-1,2,3

Post training Assessment (4):

 After completion of the internship/ industrial visits /industrial tours students submits a report
covering the following details
 Objectives
 Background of the industry
 Products and customers of the industry
 Details of training received
 Mini projects/ suggestions for improvement carried out
 Conclusions
 Outcomes
 Studentsgive presentation on training / internship covering the above said areas.

CImpact analysis of industrial training (4):

 Students get effective training in a specialized areas/ emerging technologies which make them
employable.
 Students communication skill and team work spirit improves
 Students will be able to learn work culture, discipline, and need for maintaining timings etc.
which make them better citizens.
 If a student is not placed in industry/company through the placement cell, because of
internship / training, he will be able to search and secure a suitable job on his own.

Student feedback on initiative (4):

Prepare a questionnaire and take feedback from students after completion of Industrial
visit/internship/industrial training /industrial tours
 Quality of assistance from Industry Institute Interaction(III)

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 Help and assistance from HOD
 Help and assistance from faculty
 Help from the principal
 Help through the alumni
 Help through the placement cell
 Quality of Training received
 Facility made available at the industry
 Improvement in communication skill
 Improvement in leadership qualities
 Ability to work in a team
 Improvement in qualities such as discipline/ethics
 Cost factors involved in industry and profit made by industry
 Pollution through the industry / remedial measures and environmental protection

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