HAND BOOK
2015-2016
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GLORY BE TO GOD
Vision:
To create innovative and vibrant young leaders and entrepreneurs in
Engineering and Technology for building the nation as a knowledge super
power and empowering the rural community towards evolving a knowledge
society with equity and amity.
Mission:
To provide excellent inclusive engineering education with high
values and to reach the unreached.
Motto:
To achieve development through technology in National and Global
spirit and speed
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COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
An NBA Accredited & ISO 9001: 2008 Certified Institution
Approved
by AICTE and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
ESTD.2001
Recognized by UGC under the section 2(F)
SCAD Nagar, Cheranmahadevi,
Tirunelveli – 627 414
STUDENT
HAND BOOK
2015-2016
31 YEARS OF
PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Address:
SCAD College of Engineering and Technology,
SCAD Nagar, Cheranmahadevi – 627 414,
Tamil Nadu, India.
College
: 99429 78690 / 752
Telephone
: 04634 - 261 701
Fax
: 04634 - 261 703
E.mail
: principal@scadengineering.ac.in
: ofce@scadengineering.ac.in
Website
: www.scadengineering.ac.in
Men's Residence:
Noble Residence
: 08012551487,88
Joy Residence
: 08012551492
Ladies Residence:
Blossoms Residence
: 08012551489
Website
: www.scadengineering.ac.in
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Principal's Ofce:
Fax
: 04634 – 261 703
Website
: www.scadengineering.ac.in
E-mail
: principal@scadengineering.ac.in
: ofce@scadengineering.ac.in
General
Post Ofce
Sub Post Ofce
Cheranmahadevi-627414
04634-261800
Bank
Indian Bank
Cheranmahadevi-627414
04634-260133
Hospital
24 Hours
Guest House
09942978509
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RAGGING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED INSIDE
& OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS
Ragging is a crime in law. It is a nonbailable
cognizable offence. The Govt. of Tamil Nadu has
banned ragging in educational institutions vide its
order no.: 7 of 1997 dated 14-02-1997, which makes
ragging punishable. Students whoever directly or
indirectly commits, participates in, abets or instigates
ragging within or outside universities shall be
punished accordingly.
1. Imprisonment up to a term of 3 years and
2. A ne up to Rs 2.5 Lakhs.
3. Dismissal from the Institution. The students so
dismissed shall not be admitted to any other
educational institution.
The students are warned not to commit any act that
could be construed as ragging. They are also exhorted
to rise up against the evil.
NOTE: Students must note that the violation of the
rules and regulations stated above will result in severe
punishment
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OUR BELOVED FOUNDERS
Dr. S. Cletus Babu
&
Dr. J .X. Amali Cletus Babu
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The founder Chairman, Dr. S. Cletus Babu, is an eminent
academician with deep insight and vision. His intellectual acumen,
administrative abilities and strategic planning has helped him to shape the
destiny of the young minds. His vision has helped him to establish global
level educational campus at rural areas of south Tamil Nadu so that rural
community is directly beneted. He believes in fullling his social
obligations by improving the quality of the community at large. Driven by
this desire, Dr.S.Cletus Babu and Dr.X.Amali Cletus Babu founded this
institution with the primary motive of bringing education to the door steps of
the common man.
The founder tracked his services as a Social Reformer starting
schools for:
1.
The orthopedically handicapped children
2.
The mentally challenged children
3.
The children of the Narikuravars
4.
The children of the Snake Charmers
5.
The children of Saltpan workers etc
He has also founded colonies for leprosy-affected people, care
centers for old aged people and the destitute. His visionary passion enabled
him to start employment oriented technical institutions such as:
I)
Industrial Training Institute
ii)
Polytechnic College
iii)
Community College
iv)
Gramodhaya Institute
at Cheranmahadevi under the name Social Change and Development
(SCAD).
With a strong ethical base in social work and with a dedicated group
of 1200 workers the founder is coordinating his social action groups in more
than 450 villages. “Reaching the unreached” gave him the impetus to start
Francis Xavier Engineering College at Vannarpettai and SCAD College of
Engineering and Technology at Cheranmahadevi. The main objective of
SCAD Group of institutions is to promote educational institutions for the
overall benet of the country in general and the state in particular.
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HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE
The Southern Districts namely Tirunelveli, Tuticorin &
Kanyakumari (where SCAD College of Engineering and Technology is
located) was once referred as the Oxford of the South, since large number of
meritorious graduates came out of this place and served our Motherland
with grace & dedication. Christian Missions started spreading the basic
education around 100 years back. The graduates who got educated through
such Missions / Govt. schools and colleges from the south were manning the
institutions of the northern districts of Tamil Nadu while large number of
schools were opened in Tamil Nadu during late 50's & early 60's.
The entire Tirunelveli district is bounded within a circular area
having a radius of 45km, keeping Tirunelveli as the centre. There are more
than 190 higher secondary schools in this district producing an average of
(190 schools x 200 students =) 38000 students per year with marks more
than 55% in the higher secondary exam. At present there are 20 Engineering
Colleges in and around Tirunelveli with an average intake of 360, thus
accommodating around 7,200 students. Leaving a small fraction who joins
in Arts & Science Colleges, the remaining students go for city based
Engineering Colleges. To avoid such migration and to bring in technical
education within the reach of the poor people who could not afford to move
to the city based colleges, it is proposed to increase the intake of the college
in stages at the rate of 60 to 120 per year.
NBA Certication:
Our college is accredited with NBA for all departments with effect
from 13.12.2011 for 3 years by Member Secretary, National Board of
Accreditation, New Delhi.
ISO Certication:
In pursuit of excellence, a quality management system has been
developed in line with ISO 9001: 2000 and implemented in this institution
from 11.07.2003 by M/S International Certications Service (Asia) Pvt. Ltd
(ICS), accredited by Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New
Zealand.
The SCAD College of Engineering & Technology College stands for:
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Academic Excellence
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Personality Development, Value Inculcation, and
Character Building
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Spiritual Nurture

Social Concern and Social Service to Humanity
Courses Offered
Under Graduate Courses
1. B. E. Civil Engineering
2. B. E. Computer Science and Engineering
3. B. E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
4. B. E. Electronics and Communication Engineering
5. B. E. Mechanical Engineering
Post Graduate Courses
1. M. E. Computer Science and Engineering
2. M. E. Applied Electronics
3. M. E. Power Electronics and Drives
4. MBA (Finance, Human Resources, Marketing)
RULES AND REGULATIONS
An Opportunity:
1. The College provides ample opportunities for healthy and corporate
living, with Christian values. Therefore, the students are expected to
maintain friendly relationship with the entire faculty members, senior and
junior fellow students. For redressal of any grievance, students can contact
the respective Head of the Department.
2. Necessary infrastructure and amenities are provided for the healthy
development of soul, mind and body of every individual. The rules and
regulations are mainly for ensuring harmonious living and to inculcate selfdiscipline, cultivate values of honesty, integrity, responsibility and
leadership in the student for a successful
future as young and dynamic
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professional with a social concern.
Every student must:
Introduction:

Foster and maintain a vibrant academic, intellectual, spiritual,
cultural and social atmosphere which is consistent with the
Vision and Mission of the College.
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Adhere to the rules and regulations of the College and discharge
their responsibilities as a student with diligence, delity and
honour.
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Not indulge in any act of indiscipline in the College and
Residence campus and must behave and conduct themselves
/appropriately.
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Be polite and courteous to all and be obedient to the members of
the faculty.
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Enter and leave the class room with the permission of the Teacher
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Maintain silence on campus and support an ambience of learning
and scholastic pursuits.
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Maintain the College as a place of learning and an exclusive
academic zone
Progress in Studies:

Be aware that, incase progress in studies is uniformly poor in the
SCAD College of Engineering & Technology , the student is
liable to be sent out of the College.
Social Awareness:

Must be socially aware and participate in social service
activities like NSS , YRC & SCAD Voluntary Services.
Good Habits:

Practice good health habits and regularly participate in
wholesome physical activities like sports, games and athletics.

Not breach discipline, violate rules in the playing elds and
place of extracurricular activities.
Tobacco/Alcohol/Drugs:
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Refrain from possessing, consuming or distributing alcohol,
narcotic and psychotropic substances and tobacco.
“SCAD College of Engineering & Technology Campus is
Narcotic Drugs / Psychotropic Substances, Alcohol and Tobacco free.”
Punishment for the Charges:
1.
Under inuence of alcohol/possession- One Semester
Suspension
2.
Under inuence of tobacco/possession- One Semester
Suspension
3.
Narcotic drugs, Psychotropic Substances- Expulsion
Peace on Campus:
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Maintain peace in the College campus. Students should not
destroy, damage, deface or remove the College property, or disturb
or injure any person under the pretext of celebrating / inducting /
pledging or for any other reason like rivalry, extortion etc.
Punctuality and Classes:
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Follow the College timings, class timings, residence timings, mess
timings, Morning Assembly timing.
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Be punctual and put in full attendance to classes every day. Student
must have a minimum of 75% physical attendance to be eligible to
appear for the end of semester examinations. Those with less than
75% attendance will have to repeat the semester.
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Attend all classes including the rst day and the last day of the
semester. Absence without permission for leave will be viewed
seriously. Permission to leave the College campus must be got from
the HoD (if during the class hours – 9.00 a.m to 4.30 p.m) an out pass
must be handed over to the security at the gate.
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Not leave the College Residence campus/College campus without
prior written permission of the Warden (between 4.30 p.m to 9.00
a.m – outside class hours.). Gate pass must be handed over to the
security at the gate.
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No student is permitted to leave the College campus or
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Hostel / Residence campus without ofcial permission
Identity Card:

Not fail to wear their identity card while in the campus. They should
be in possession of the identity cards at all times for verication.
Defaced or broken ID cards are invalid. The ID card is required for
use in the Library. It is also necessary for admission to Examination
and Laboratories/Workshop. The student is responsible for any
charges accounted on this card. The lost ID card is alive till TC is
taken. ID once issued is valid till the end of the course. Loss of ID
due to theft /misplacement or otherwise will be replaced. Students
must take care of the ID Card.
Cell phones:
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The College does not permit cell phones on campus however
students may keep a cell phone with their residences. Parents are
strictly warned on the possible misuse of cell phones and the
damages which may result to the character of the student. Misuse of
cell phones is punishable as per the cyber law. Any student using
cell phone to solicit illegal relationships, illicit deals and illegal
activities like ragging, providing of drugs and banned substances
will be expelled from the College.
Interactions:
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Not collect money from co-students for any purpose without
authorization by the College authorities.
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Not convene or attend any unauthorized meeting in the College
campus
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Not bring Outsiders to the campus. Must not participate in any
political activity or invite political leaders to the campus for
providing such activities.
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Not respond to call for strike, procession, agitation and violence.
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Not indulge in anti-national, anti-social, communal and immoral
activities.
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Not scribble on the desks, on the black / green boards and on the
walls of the College and Residence campus.
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Not smear coloured powder, splash colour water or water or
anything else in the guise of festivals, functions, birthdays or
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under any other occasion in the Residence and College campus on
anyone or on anything.
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Violation: Suspension for 10 days
Fire Cracker:
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Not bring, distribute, possess or burst re crackers of any kind in the
Residence and College campus.
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Violation: Suspension for 10 days
Ragging:
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Not directly or indirectly commit, participate, abet, and instigate
Ragging inside or outside the College.
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Violation: Expulsion from the College
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Not indulge in eve teasing, which is a cognizable offence
punishable by law with damaging consequences. It is strictly
prohibited in the College campus and punishable when indulged
both inside and outside the campus.
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Violation: Expulsion from the College.
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Not write, make, bring, distribute, display or circulate unauthorized
notices, pamphlets, and leaets on the campus. Not paste notices or
posters in the Residence or College. Not forward, send or circulate
unauthorized informations through SMS or email.
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Violation: Suspension for One Semester
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Not to be present where the presence is unauthorized (e.g.:
Cinemas, “local pathy”, hotel, and restaurant).
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Not be a part of any union or group or organize any move to form
unions or groups unauthorized by the management.
Laptops:
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Not misuse the Laptops for gaming or watching movies and non
academic purposes. I year students should not possess any laptops /
Computers. Laptops will be periodically checked by the faculty.
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Not possess articles that will cause harm or injury to others. Must
not take the law into their own hands. Must not hold private
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panchayats.
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Violation: Suspension for one semester.
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Be aware that in the event of self inicted injury or wounds on any
part of the body for what so ever reason, or drinking harmful
substance will not be permitted to continue in the College.
Responsibilities of Students:
1.
Reading, understanding and complying with the College and its
faculty's academic regulations, which are updated each year in the
student hand book/calendar and course hand book.
2.
Reading, understanding and complying with degree and program
requirements in the student hand book/calendar and course hand
book and obtaining clarication from their faculty or College ofce
if necessary.
3.
Following course prerequisites
4.
Requesting academic advising on a regular basis. While faculty and
advising staff provide guidance, students are ultimately responsible
for their study programme and degree requirement and compliance
with course and degree requirements.
5.
Reading and understanding procedures and deadlines for applying
for Awards /Scholarships.
6.
Ensuring that their course registrations for each semester are correct
by checking their web record
7.
Reporting any errors in their course registration to their faculty or
College ofce before the end of the rst week of classes.
8.
Obtaining and carrying a student photo ID card
9.
Paying fee on time.
10.
Verifying the appropriateness of grades awarded them by checking
their web record. Verifying the class attendance and morning
assembly attendance.
11.
Ensure that any appeals of grades received are made within the
stipulated date that the grades are posted to the web.
12.
Keeping the College provided with a current valid mailing address
at all times by updating their record and
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13.
Applying for graduation / convocation and Transfer Certicate on
completion of the Course
STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO LOITER AROUND THE
CAMPUS DURING CLASS HOURS OR DURING FREE HOURS
FOR ANY REASON
DOCUMENTS:
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All documents that are supplied in support of application for
admission submitted at the time of enrollment, readmission,or
transfer, become the property of the College. Originals of the SSLC,
HSC /Intermediate grade sheets, Semester grade sheets,
Provisional, Degrees and Community certicate will be returned to
the student at the end of the course of study. For applicants who do
not submit the originals of the certicates at the time of enrollment
will have their conditional admission revoked or cancelled.
FEES:
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Student should pay the required fees (College & Hostel ) as
stipulated by the College / Hostel in time. Delay in transit with
respect to the above fee cannot be quoted as the reason for delayed
payment. The parent /student should accept the obligation to pay all
fees on schedule and should be aware failing which the student
would be put out of rolls and restrained from attending classes /
write exams / results being withheld. Fees must be paid before the
commencement of each semester.
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All fee must be paid 15 days prior to the beginning of the semester.
OUT OF ROLLS NORMS
Students are put out of rolls on 2 counts
(a) Disciplinary action
(b) Non Payment of Fees
ASSEMBLY
1. To develop the character and personality of students, regular assembly
sessions are conducted every morning where attendance is compulsory.
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Important announcements, if any, are made in the assembly. None can
plead ignorance of these announcements in case any student was absent
on that day. All students and staff are required to attend the same.
2. The morning assembly is part of the forenoon session of classes.
Absence in the assembly will result in half a day loss of attendance.
3. Students shall be present in the morning and evening assembly
(Residence / Hostels Prayer Cells) in order that the Almighty God bless
them with peace of mind, wisdom, memory power, good health and
success.
DRESS CODE
All the Students should adhere to the following dress code within
the College campus on all Academic working days.
Men: Students must be neatly dressed in formals and clean-shaven with a
decent hair cut at all times when in the campus. Earrings & Ear Studs
are not permitted. Formal trousers, shirts (tucked in) and shoes
whenever they are in the College campus. During College functions
and on special occasions, they should wear the College uniform (blue
blazer and tie). T-shirt / Jeans (of any type including cargo) and low
waist trousers are not permitted.
Girls: Girl students are required to wear either salwar kameez or churidhar
with dupatta pinned at the shoulders or sarees and should wear
College uniform [Blue Blazer] on special occasions.
Casual dress meaning Jeans & decent T-shirt with collar and sleeves
(for boys), Jeans and long kurtas (for girls) is permitted on working
Saturdays
Laboratory & Workshops:
All students should wear laboratory / workshop uniform when they
are in labs / workshop classes.
CLASS ATTENDANCE
Students must strive to excel in academics right through the course
and put in 100% physical attendance. There is no provision for any
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condonation. A student requires a minimum of 75% physical attendance to
be eligible to write the examinations. Students with less than 75%
attendance should repeat the semester.
Students can avail “PERMISSION” to attend/participate approved
programmes/activities. A maximum of 10 PERMISSIONS only can be
availed during a semester. However the student must have 75% minimum
attendance at the end of the semester to be eligible to write the Examination
after taking into account the permission, medical leave and other leave.
CLASS TIMINGS:-
Hour
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
From
9.00
9.50
10.55
11.45
1.15
2.05
3.05
4.00
To
9.50
10.40
11.45
12.35
2.05
2.55
3.55
5.00
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST ( IAT )
Internal Assessment Tests are compulsory. Two internal tests and
one model examination is conducted for students studying under the
semester system. The duration of each test will be 1.30 hrs for internal test
and 3 hrs for model examination. The students will have to be inside the
respective exam halls till the end of the examination. The performance of
each student in each examination will be intimated to the parents. All
students are required to secure a minimum of 60% marks in these
examinations to become eligible to appear for the university examinations.
Students are free to approach the faculty in the college premises to clarify
doubts in the subjects after college working hours.
UNIT TEST
To facilitate the students to make a good measure of preparation and help
them enhance their skill and facilitate them to cultivate their power of
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comprehensive skill, Cycle tests are conducted after the completion of each
unit and the marks will be added along with the internal marks.
ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT
Academic Integrity:
Assignments, tests, and examinations are designed for students to
show the instructor how well they have mastered the course material. When
the instructor evaluates the student's work, it must therefore be clear which
ideas and words are the student's own. In general there must be academic
integrity in the students doing course work and producing an original thesis
in which acknowledgement is given for other people's ideas or works.
Students should be aware that, while collaborative or group work on
assignments may be encouraged in some disciplines, it is not acceptable in
others. Discussion of ideas with faculty and other students is both allowable
and important, provided that credit is given in written work for ideas that are
not one's own. Group study is likewise permissible unless explicitly
forbidden by the instructor.
Violations – Acts of Academic Misconduct:
Acts of academic dishonesty or misconduct include acts which
contravene the general principles. In this section, some of these acts are
described. Others which are not explicitly described here may also be
considered academic misconduct. All forms of academic misconduct are
considered serious offences within the College community.
Cheating:
Cheating constitutes academic misconduct. Cheating is dishonest
behavior (or the attempt to behave dishonestly), usually in tests or
examinations. It includes:
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Unless explicitly authorized by the course instructor or examiner,
using books, notes, diagrams, electronic devices, or any other aids
during an examination, either in the examination room itself or
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when permitted to leave temporarily;
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Copying from the work of other students.
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Communicating with others during an examination to give or
receive information, either in the examination room or outside it;

Commissioning or allowing another person to write an examination
on one's behalf;

Not following the rules of an examination;

Using for personal advantage, or communicating to other students,
advance knowledge of the content of an examination (for example,
if permitted to write an examination early);

Altering answers on an assignment or examination that has

been returned;

Taking an examination out of the examination room if this

has been forbidden.
Plagiarism:
Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty in which one person
submits or presents the work of another person as his or her own, whether
from intent to deceive, lack of understanding, or carelessness. Unless the
course instructor states otherwise, it is allowable and expected that students
will examine and refer to the ideas of others, but these ideas must be
incorporated into the student's own analysis and must be clearly
acknowledge through footnotes, endnotes, or other practices accepted by
the academic community. Students' use of others' expression of ideas,
whether quoted verbatim or paraphrased, must also be clearly
acknowledged according to acceptable academic practice. It is the
responsibility of each student to learn what constitutes acceptable academic
practice.
Plagiarism includes the following practices:
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Not acknowledging an author or other source for one or more
phrases, sentences, thoughts, code, formulae, or arguments
incorporated in written work, software, or other assignments
(substantial plagiarism);

Presenting the whole or substantial portions of another person's
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paper, report, piece of software, etc. as an assignment for credit,
even if that paper or other work is cited as a source in the
accompanying bibliography or list of references (complete
plagiarism). This includes essays found on the internet.
Students who are uncertain what plagiarism is should discuss their
methodology with their instructors.
In addition to the matters described above, academic misconduct subject to
discipline also includes (but is not limited to) the following:

Falsifying lab results;

Padding a bibliography with works not read or used;

Helping another student in an act of academic dishonesty; for
example, writing a test or paper for someone else, or preparing
materials for another student's study project;

Providing false or incomplete information or supporting
documents/materials on an application for admission,
readmission,or transfer;

Providing false information to obtain a deferral of term work or
examination;

Altering or falsifying, or attempting to alter or falsify, grade
information or other records of academic performance (one's own
or someone else's);
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Obtaining or attempting to obtain an academic advantage by

non-academic means such as bribes or threats;

Hindering other students in obtaining fair access to College
materials and facilities; for example, cutting an article out of a
Library copy of a journal;
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Theft of another student's notes;

Alteration or destruction of the work of other students; Behavior
that interferes with the evaluation of another student's work, such as
failure to participate in a group project
Excerpts from the Letter dt. 31/12/2014 of Tamil Nadu State Council for
Higher Education and letter dt. 12/01/2015 of Directorate of Technical
Education with regard to the control of Misbehaviour, Indiscipline and
anti-social activities inside and outside the campus of the higher
educational institutions.
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Discipline
Every Student is required to observe disciplined and decorous behaviour
inside and outside the college and not to indulge in any activity which will
tend to bring down the prestige of the University/ College. The Head of
Institutions shall constitute a disciplinary committee consisting Head of
Institutions, Two Heads of Department of which one should be from the
faculty of the student, to enquire into acts of indiscipline and notify the
University about the disciplinary action recommended for approval. In case
of any serious disciplinary action which leads to suspension or dismissal,
then a committee shall be constituted including one representative from
Anna University, Chennai. In this regards, the member will be nominated by
the University on getting information from the Head of Institutions.
A.
Basic Security Arrangements
I.
The wearing of ID Cards by Students/ Faculty Members/Staff of
Colleges should be, made mandatory.
II. Attendance of Students, teachers and staff of the Colleges must be
recorded without fail. Exit of Students, teachers and staff of the
Colleges during College hours must also be tracked.
III. An undertaking be obtained from the Students / parents against
ragging, foot board travelling and indulgence in criminal activities.
IV. Frisking of all Students shall be conducted at the entry point to
prevent them from carrying objectionable / dangerous objects into
the campus.
V. After proper checking, entry of all vehicles should be entered in the
registers at the entrance gate.
VI. At the entrance gate, all baggage should be checked without fail.
VII. Activates of the students in the college campus including Hostel's
shall be monitored by installing CCTV cameras as vantage points in
consultation with the Police Department.
VIII.An internal Intelligence wing should be formed to pass on the
information about the students including the illegal activates to the
Police Department for appropriate action
B.
Campus Monitoring Flying Squad
I. A campus Monitoring Flying Squad of 5 to 6 persons be formed
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with Principal / Faculty Members / Physical Education Director of
concerned University and two student representatives from NSS
wing.
II. Role and powers of Campus Monitoring Flying Squad
a.
To check campuses and hostels for attendance / unlawful
stays etc,.
b.
Ladies hostels shall be checked by the lady warden and
lady faculty members.
c.
To gather intelligence / information to the Principal and
Police Department. The reporting should be done on a day –
to – day basis.
III. The Faculty Members shall do comping operations in the campus
buildings and also hostel premises on regular basis so as to detect
anti-social elements, unlawful activities and concealment of
weapons.
IV. Principals and Deputy Wardens shall make surprise inspection of
campus buildings and hostels to verify the presence of anti-social
elements and suppression of weapons devices endangering the
security and safety of students.
V. A Committee consisting of ve members with Deputy Warden, two
faculty Members and two senior students be formed for both Men
and Women hostels to monitor the functioning of Hostels. In the
case of Women hostels, female members should be appointed.
C.
Complaints and Punishments
I. In case of offence involving students clash, unruly behaviour and
unrest in the campus, the college authorities shall issue show-cause
notice to the concerned students and conduct enquiry after receipt of
reply and then to take necessary action for expulsion of the students
for the proven charges.
II. In case of ling of F.I.R by police department / or report by the
campus ying squad against students on the involvement in major
violent incidents either inside or outside the campuses of
Educational Institutions , the concerned Principal shall conduct
enquiry within 24 hours and expel the students with issue of
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reporting, the Transfer Certicate immediately. In case of students
not reporting, the Transfer Certicate be deposited with the
concerned Registrar of University for necessary actions.
III. The Registrar of concerned University shall take action on black
list such students involved in criminal activities and issue circulars
to all Universities not to admit such students in any colleges in the
State.
IV. The decision of the Principal of the college in such matters shall be
nal. He shall ensure proper enquiry and appropriate punishment
based on evidence.
D.
Co – Ordination with Police Department
The Director of Collegiate Education, the Regional Joint Director of
Collegiate Education the Campus Monitoring Flying Squad, Hostel
Committee, the College Supervision Committee, University Level
Committee, the Principals, Faculty members, Hostel Wardens shall co –
operate and co – ordinate with Police Department for timely and proper
action against the erring students / faculty / staff or other and to prevent
unlawful activities on and off the campuses. Police shall extend all co –
operation to the college and University authorities.
BREAK IN STUDY / WITHDRAWAL
Be aware that, incase progress in studies is uniformly poor in the College,
the student is liable to be sent out of the College.
LEAVE RULES
Medical leave duly certied by Medical Superintendent will be
sanctioned by the HoD through the respective class teacher. Application for
leave for other reasons should be submitted to the HoD well in advance
(before two days) prior to availing of leave. The respective Residence
Warden will sanction Residence leave. A student must have a minimum of
75% physical attendance to be eligible to appear for the end of semester
examinations after taking into account all leave including medical and
permissions.
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MENTOR SYSTEM
Students numbering (20 to 25) will be attached to a faculty member
called MENTOR for a period of one year by the HoD concerned for the
effective monitoring of the welfare of the students.The Mentors will guide
their wards to grow with excellence and academics, co-curricular and
extracurricular activities. The Mentors shall keep the record of wards under
their care and will periodically meet them and review the performance of
their wards in academic activities like attendance, internal examinations,
end semester examinations, assignments, project works, industrial training /
tours, paper presentation, personal and health matters. The Mentors are the
local guardians of the students and offer mental and emotional support to
them.
The Mentors shall report to their parents about their academic
performance periodically and also inform of any disciplinary proceeding
against their wards in case of the latter's violation of code of conduct or
misbehavior in the campus. They shall counsel the individual student who
has the problem and shall interact with their parents whenever they visit the
College. The Mentors shall also make arrangements for the overall
personality development and career guidance of their wards.
VEHICLES
The students shall use no powered vehicles of any type
viz.,motorcycle, scooters or cars within or outside the College and /or
Residence campus. Violation of this is punishable by suspension and
imposing of ne.
ACADEMIC FACILITIES:Central Resource Centre (Library) is open from 9.30 a.m. to 6.00
p.m. on all days except Sunday.
The Central Resource Centre (Library) has a good collection of text
books, reference books, national and international journals, e-journals, CDs
and Videos. Apart from this, every department has its own department
library.

Online web catalogues and Internet facilities are available.

Bar code system has been implemented. Students can borrow books
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by producing ID cards.

Silence is to be strictly observed in the library.
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Book will be lent to students only for a period of 15 days.

The (nal semester) students should return the books to the library
for obtaining “No dues Certicate”.

Borrowing journals / reference books / projects reports from the
library is not permitted.

Borrowers are expected to return the books on or before the due date
stamped on the issue label. Books returned after the

due date will be charged an over due charge of Rs. 1/- per day.

Books may be returned on all working days. Absence from the
University shall not be an excuse for any delay in returning the
books. Books due on a holiday should be returned the next morning
and no ne will be collected.

Books returned shall not be reissued to the same person on the same
day of return.
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Library books are to be used with utmost care and to be returned
without any damage. Damaged books shall not be accepted.
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The Library is under surveillance with the aid of video cameras.

In case of any loss of a book by any student, double the cost of the
book will be recovered or the book may be replaced with the latest
edition.
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The library accepts donations of manuscripts, books, and journals
etc., which are found useful to the students.

Students are not allowed inside the library without their dress code.

Usage of mobile phones is not permitted inside the library.
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Book transaction hours are between 9.30 a.m. and 11.00 p.m.
SUPPORTING FACILITIES
The following facilities are provided within the campus:
Bank
For the convenience of staff and students, Indian Bank ATM facility
is functioning near the campus. Students are expected to present their
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identity card whenever required by the bank authorities during transaction.
All ATMs are tted with concealed cameras. Tampering with ATMs is a
cognizable offence punishable under law.
Campus Utility Stores
A Campus Utility Stores (CUS) is available in the campus to cater to
the needs of Staff and Students. Ofce stationery, eatables and other day-today items are available in these stores for the convenience of the students.
Guest House cum Restaurant
A Guest House is available in the Campus. The Guest House has AC
rooms, non AC rooms in addition to family AC suites and other allied
facilities.
CO - CURRICULAR ACTVITIES (CCA)
All Students are expected to enroll themselves in one club in each
semester. At the end of the course a student must possess 8 club membership
certicates in order to get his TC & CC. CCA are included in the courses
offered by the College so as to broaden the scope of education. Co-curricular
activities are a means to enhance social interaction, leadership
development, self discipline and self-condence and are compulsory for
students of the College. Club Membership will be in the rst come rst
served basis.
These are held / organized outside the standard academic hours of
the College. The co-curricular activities are considered signicant in the
wider context of education and employability of young men and women,
who pass out of the College.
1. National Service Scheme -NSS
2. Red Ribbon Club-RRC
3. Rotaract Club
4. Youth Red Cross – YRC
5. Science & Faith Dialogue Club
6. Photography & Video Club
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SPORTS AND GAMES
Students are encouraged to make use of all the sports, games and
athletics facilities available in the campus between 5.00 p.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Students who are involved in the University sports and games events are
advised that they should take care of their studies properly and achieve
academic excellence also.
The following Sports, Games, and Recreation facilities are available in the
Campus:
A. OUTDOOR GAMES
1. Football Ground
2. Hockey Ground
3. Volleyball Court (Men & Women)
4. Kabbadi Court (Men & Women)
5. Basketball Court (Men & Women)
6. Ball Badminton Court (Men & Women)
7. Tennis Court
8. Cricket Ground
9. Hand Ball
10. Athletics: Track and Fields
B. INDOOR GAMES
1. Shuttle Badminton [1 Court]
2. Table Tennis [Men & Women]
3. Carom Board [Men &Women]
4. Chess Board [Men & Women]
5. Gymnasium [Men & Women]
In order to make everyone take part in the sports activities the entire
students on roll have been classied into four houses namely blue, yellow,
red and green.
The department of physical education is organizing sports activities
for everyone especially in the morning and evening.
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Timings:
From
6.00 a.m
5.00 p.m
To
7.45 a.m
7.30 p.m
DEPARTMENT OF VALUE EDUCATION
Department of Value Education has been established with the sole
purpose of producing value-based professionals by equipping the future
Managers / Engineers of the nation with moral, ethical and spiritual values,
through various programmes like Retreats, Youth Seminars on practical
issues, Peace Rallies, Prayer Sessions, Corporate Worship, Morning
Assembly Sessions, Musical Concerts, Mega Events, Training &
Development Programmes, Personal and Referral Counseling, Residence
Prayer Cells, Sessions on Value Education, and other social awareness
based activities. These ensure the effective dissemination of values to each
and every student while living and studying in the SCAD Campus.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
SCAD EDUCATIONAL TRUST SCHOLARSHIP :
Tution fees is waived for the Students with a cutoff marks of 180 and above
in the higher Secondary Examinations. For students securing a cutoff marks
of 170 to 179 is given 50% concession in tution fee. An amount of Rs.10,000
per year is given as concession for the students belonging to coastal area.
GOVERNMENT SCHOLORSHIP:
SC/ST SCHOLARSHIPS ELIGIBILILTY PRESCRIBED BY
THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
Only those candidates who are citizens of India and who have
obtained a minimum of 50 % of marks in school leaving examination
namely Matriculation/ Higher Secondary/India School Certicate
Examination etc are eligible for this scholarship.
Types of Scholarship:
Government of India Scholarship – Scheduled caste:
This Scholarship is meant only for the Scheduled caste candidates.
The Annual income for the above scholarship from all sources is Rs. 2,
50,000/-.
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Government of India Scholarship - Scheduled tribe:
This above Scholarship is meant only for the Scheduled Tribe
candidates. The Annual income for the above scholarship from all sources is
Rs. 2, 50,000/-.
State Government Scholarship:
The above Scholarship is meant only for the Scheduled caste
converted Christian candidates. The Annual income from all sources for the
above Scholarship is Rs. 2,00,000/-per year.
Government of Tamil Nadu-Chief Minister Award Scholarship:
This Scholarship is meant for the students belonging to AdiDravidar and Adi-Dravida Christian Converted students. This scholarship is
awarded to the students on the basis of highest marks obtained by them
during Higher Secondary Examination and studied Tamil as a second
language in HSC.
Government of India-Merit cum Means based Scholarship for
minority communities:
Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists and Zoroastrians (Parsis) have been
notied as minority communities under section 2(c) of the National
Commission for Minorities Act, 1992.
This Scholarship is meant for the students who get admission to a
college to pursue technical/professional course on the basis of a competitive
examination or without facing any competitive examination.
However, such students should have not less than 60% marks At Higher
secondary/Graduation level.
The Annual income of the parent / guardian should not exceed Rs.
2.00 lakhs from all sources.
RESIDENCE
Excellent Residential facilities with a capacity for accommodating
1000 students is available in the campus. The Residences are given
below.
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Men's Residence
1.
Noble Residence
2.
Joy Residence
Ladies' Residence
1.
Blossom Residence
Residences are administered by the Principal,Assistant Wardens and are
supported by Senior Resident Advisors and other ofcials.
RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO RESIDENCE
OBJECTIVES
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To accomplish the vision of SCAD.
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To be exemplary and maintain values and spiritual empowerment.
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To preserve peace, tranquility and calm atmosphere in the Residence.
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To respect the rights of others.
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To stand for the SCAD emblem which reects the
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College's mission in Value addition.
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To maintain and respect multi cultured and pluralistic nature
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of the College.
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To Maintain and respect values of each individual irrespective of their
religion/caste or creed.
RULES
The College is completely residential for both men and ladies and for all
courses and programmes (Both UG and PG).
1. Living in the College Residence is compulsory.
2. At the time of admission to the Residence, the College fee receipt
has to be produced. A declaration agreeing to abide by the rules and
regulations of the Residence has to be signed by the student and
countersigned by parent / guardian.
3. On admission, the student will be allotted a room by the Residence
authorities. These allocations to the room shall be subjected to
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change at any time, for administrative reasons. Students shall only
occupy the rooms allotted by the authorities and shall not shift to
any other room of their choice.
4. On allocation of the room, the student is to take possession of the
room furniture and ttings and ensure that everything is maintained
in good order. Any damage will be claimed from the occupant
immediately.
5. Dismissal or suspension from the College will entail automatic
dismissal or suspension from the Residence also.
6. Before vacating the Residence, students are required to remove all
their personal belongings and hand over furniture and other items
entrusted to them in good condition, to the Residence authorities.
They are required to leave all the electrical ttings in their rooms
intact.
7. The students (men) are to be inside the Residence by 8.30 p.m..The
First year men students must be inside the Residence by 6.30 p.m on
all days.
8. The students (Ladies) are to be inside the Residence by 6.30 p.m on
all days. However the I year (Ladies) will return to the Residence
after classes.
9. Study hours are to be observed between 8.30 p.m & 10.30 p.m on all
days. Silence hours is between 10.30 p.m and 6.00 a.m on all days.
Students should not make any noise / create disturbance / walking
around during silence hours. After 12.00 a.m all students are to
switch off their lights and go to sleep.
10. Students are not to organize or celebrate birthday parties or other
functions / festivals in the Residence. Students having Birthdays
can be specially prayed for in the respective Residence Prayer Cell.
11. The students are not to leave the Residence without prior
permission of the concerned Warden. They have to apply in the
prescribed Residence Leave Form in advance stating the reason of
their leaving and the address of destination with the phone number.
If they happen to leave the Residence without permission it will be
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reported to their parents immediately and liable for further
action/punishment.
12. Students are not to leave the Residence premises on weekend
holidays for any purpose without the prior permission of the Chief
Warden or concerned Residence Authority.
13. Students are not to carry articles/utensils belonging to theResidence
outside the Residence premises. They are also not permitted to
carry tumblers and plates with food from the mess to their
Residence. Students must save and conserve electricity and water
and not to waste food. Water from the Water Doctor is only for
drinking purpose. Action will be taken if found using it for other
purpose.
14. Damage to common property of the Residence will be
ollected from all the students in the Residence. Students should not
damage the property of Residence.
15. Students need to switch off the fans and lights whenever they leave
their rooms. A nominal additional electricity charge will be
collected from them if they fail to switch off the fan/lights
whenever they leave their rooms.
16. Students will dine in the Residence mess only. They will not cook
inside their rooms or mess outside. Students should not take the
food to their rooms. Students should not buy food from outside and
take it to their rooms.
17. Students are required to clear outstanding arrears and dues, if any,
before vacating the Residence.
18. Students are required to produce identity cards on demand, for
verication of identity. Identity cards must be shown for entry in to
the Residence. Defaced or broken ID cards are invalid.
19. Students should stay only in the allotted rooms and not in the rooms
of others. After 8.30 p.m, the student must be in one's own room
only.
20. Ragging is a criminal offence. It is prohibited and those found
committing any act of ragging would be dismissed from the
College.
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21. Use of radios, televisions, sound system with speakers, tape
recorders, Cameras, steel almirahs or any other type of personal
furniture or electrical, electronic appliances [Iron Box / Electric
Immersion Water Heater] is not permitted.
22. Students are not allowed to write or paste anything on walls,
windows or doors in the room or deface them in anyway. Posters of
any kind are not to be afxed on walls or in any other place.
However, calendars without picture are permitted.
23. Students shall not play (cricket, foot ball etc…) in the Residence
premises causing damage to the property and disturbances.
24. Every part of the Residence premises will open for inspection by the
authorities at all times.
25. Meetings of any kind can be organized only with the prior
permission of the Chief Warden / Joint Chief Warden.
26. Playing cards, all forms of gambling, smoking / use of
tobacco,possessing / consuming narcotic drugs / psychotropic
substances or alcohol and possessing obscene pictures,
posters,pornographic material, lethal weapons or inammable
materials are strictly forbidden.
27. Students are not to bring, possess, distribute or burst re crackers
inside the Residence.
28. Cycles are to be parked only in the areas provided. Possessing or use
of motorized two / four wheelers by the Residence inmates are not
permitted inside or outside the Campus.
29. Students are expected not to be in the Residence nor stay back
during class hours without the permission of the concerned
authorities. Sick students must take treatment in the Hospital.
30. Students are expected to participate in all meetings and functions
ofcially arranged for them by the authorities.
31. Students are well advised to use the telephone facilities before 8.30
p.m. on working days and 9.00 p.m. on Sundays and other holidays.
32. All Students are to keep their rooms clean and tidy.
33. Students can have their own personal Computers / Laptops at their
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own risk. They have to use the same for academic requirements
only. They are not expected to watch movies or download movies.
Residence authorities will not be responsible for any theft or any
damage of any of these items.
34. Use of Cell phone is optional and entails use of the same. Any
violation or illicit use is subject to and governed by the relevant
section of the Indian Penal Code.
35. The College and Residence ofcials shall not be held responsible
for any theft within or outside the College and or Residence
premises. Complaints of theft of electronic and computer gadgets
shall not be entertained. Students should take responsibilities for
their safety.
ADDITIONAL CODE OF CONDUCT FOR WOMEN
Parents and authorized visitors are permitted to visit the students
between 5.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. on weekdays and between 7.00 a.m. to 6.30
p.m on holidays.
a) Personal Reasons
Normally it is advised that girl students are accompanied by authorized
escorts while leaving the campus. For this parents of the girl students shall
give the names of four visitors/escorts to the Chief Warden/Joint Chief
Warden/Concerned Warden along with their passport size photos.
In case the parents desire that their ward may be allowed to leave the
campus on her own or as a group of girl students during the permitted
periods on holidays then they may ll the self escort form and send it to Joint
Chief Warden (Welfare & Discipline) Ladies Residence.
However, the Chief Warden reserves the right to allow the girl
student / students / group of students to leave the Residence without escort or
put student under “Escort Required System” category.
b) Ofcial Trips
The staff members should accompany the girl students. Parents
should provide their specic consent and absolve the College of any
Responsibility.
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c) Representing the Institution and Project work of Final Years
Parent's permission to go on their own, to do project work has to be obtained
by the students.
Girl Students who represent or attend the events connected with the
College shall be permitted to go out of the Residence only with the
authorized member of the staff who arranges such events.
Students are advised to be careful about the safety of jewels and
other costly articles. The Residence does not take responsibility for loss,
theft or damage. Students should not possess costly articles and jewels.
Girl students, who want to go to the College after working hours, are
expected to obtain the signature of the ofcial in charge on the permission
slips.
LEAVE PROCEDURE
Students may avail Residence Leave whenever they leave the
Residence for any reason. They will apply in the prescribed Residence
Leave Form in advance stating the reason of leaving and the address of
destination with the phone number. (Residence students who leave
Residence without application and permission from the concerned
authorities shall be deemed to be missing and Parent / Guardian / in some
such cases even Police authorities may be intimated). Whenever they go out
of the College after class hour, they will have to get the signature of the
concerned in the prescribed form and also the entry to be made by the
security staff at the gate and submit the same to the Senior Resident Advisor
or the Warden immediately after returning.
Students are allowed to go home once in a month during the
weekends and not more than eight times per year.
The Warden is empowered to sanction the Residence leave for nonworking hours & weekends and holidays and HOD /Administrative
Coordinator on Institutional working days.
LATE PERMISSION
Prior permission should be obtained by those who wish to come late
to the Residence after the special class / laboratory work /special practice for
the sports and extracurricular activities. The staff concerned (HOD /
Warden/ Faculty Member / Physical Director) should certify the late
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permission slip.
VISITORS TO THE RESIDENCE
Parents or guests of the students can visit their wards in the Residence at the
visitors lounge. In the case of the girl students, the security at the ladies
Residence gate will verify the escorts / visitor's authorization card. Parents
who desire to stay on campus can avail themselves of the Guest House
accommodation on payment.
MESS
The Chief Warden (mess) reserves the right to exercise his/her
direction in running the mess either on dividing system or on Contract
System. The members of the Residence shall dine only in the section
(Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian), opted by them during the bill
period.Billing period is 21st of month to 20th of following month. A student
desirous to change from non-vegetarian menu to vegetarian menu or vice
versa must submit an application to the respective Warden (Mess), and
his/her approval before the 20th of the month.
MESS GENERAL RULES

Only the inmates of the Residence are entitled to dine in the Mess.

The cost of damage to mess utensils and furniture will have to be
paid for by the boarders.

Students who are sick will be provided with sick diet on request.

Students are expected to come to the dining hall neatly dressed (Tshirts / Shirt and full pants).

Students are advised to behave with courtesy and decorum in the
dining hall and enable the mess to function smoothly.

Washing of hands in plates is forbidden.

Students shall not waste food in plates. Wastage is a social outrage
and also increases the mess bill.

Entry into the kitchen is strictly prohibited except for the Residence
ofcials.

Mess will remain open only during the scheduled timing.

No private cooking in the Residence rooms or the Residence
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premises is allowed.

Students must bring their own plates and tumblers.
GRIEVANCES IN RESIDENCE
For the benet of students and to bring out their opinion and
suggestions for the improvement in Residence and Mess, a residence
Welfare Committee and a Mess committee are formed. The members of the
committee meet once a month with Joint Chief Warden /to discuss various
issues pertaining to the Residence and Mess.
A mail ID tellus@scadengineering.ac.in is designated to address grievance
inside College and Residences.
STUDENTS FORUM
Students Forum is arranged attended by the Principal,Vice
Principal and HOD's. Complaint boxes are afxed in every residences for
Students Suggestions and Grievances. Students can contact the following
ofcial through e-mail.
Vice Principal: vp@scadengineering.ac.in
COMMITTEES
The following Committees are constituted to assist the Principal in
administering the college.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
I.
j.
k.
l.
m.
Governing Council
Planning and Monitoring Board
Training & Placement Cell
Association Activities Cell
Disciplinary Action Committee
Anti Ragging
Academic Activities Cell
Examination Cell
Faculty Welfare Cell
Extra Curricular Activities Cell
Alumni Association
Research & Development Cell
Complaints, Grievances & Redressal Committee
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NATIONAL ANTHEM
Jana gana mana adhinayaka, jaya he
Bharata bhagya vidhata
Punjaba Sindhu gujarata maratha
Dravida utkala vanga
Vindhya Himachala Yamuna Ganga
Uchchhala jaldhi Taranga
Tava Subha name jage,
Tava Subha asisa mage,
Gahe tava jaya gatha
Jana gana mangala dayaka, jaya he
Bharata Bhagya Vidhata
Jaya he, jaya he, jaya he,
Jaya jaya jaya, jaya he.
AUTHENTIC ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people.
Thou Dispenser of India's destiny.
Thy name rouses the hearts of the Punjab, Sind
Gujarat and Maratha of Dravid, Orissa and Bengal.
It echoes in the hills of the Vindhyas and Himalayas,
Mingles in the music of the Yamuna and Gangas and
Is chanted by the waves of the Indian Sea.
They pray for Thy blessings and sing Thy Praise,
The saving of all people waits in Thy hand,
Thou Dispenser of India's destiny
Victory, Victory, Victory to Thee .
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GOVERNING COUNCIL
S.
No
Name
Designation
Position in
BOG
01
Dr. R. M.Vasagam
Former Vice Chancellor
Chairman
02
Dr. S. Cletus Babu
Chairman
SCAD Group of Institutions
Member
03
Dr. J.X. Amali Cletus
Babu
Vice Chairperson
SCAD Group of Institutions
Member
04
Mr. V. Williams
Secretary
SCAD Group of Institutions
Member
05
Mr. C. Arun Babu
Trustee
St.Xaviers Educational Trust
Member
06
Mr. R. Thambithurai
General Manager
SCAD Group of Institutions
Member
07
Dr. N.Shenbagavinayaga
moorthy
Associate Professor/AU- TVL
Region
University
Nominee
08
Nominee of State
Government
Commissioner of Technical
Education, DOTE, Chennai
Member
09
Dr. K. Ganesan
Educationalist
Educationist
State
Government
Nominee
10
Dr. K. Ganesh Babu
Principal, SCADCET
Member
Secretary
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11
Dr. S. Subramanian
12
Dr. David Santosh
Christopher
13
Dr. P. Kanniappan
14
Mr.C.Chellapan IAS (Retd)
Professor & Head / MBA
FXDOMS
Professor MECH /
SCADCET
Former Vice Chancellor,
Alagappa University
Y73, 6th Street, Anna Nagar,
Chennai – 600040
Member
Member
Educationist
Nominee of
Trust
15
Dr.Perumalsamy
Vice-Chancellor
Noorul Islam University,
(Former Commissioner)
State Information
Commission
16
Prof.A.Padhi
Executive Council Member
UGC, New Delhi
Educationist
17
Dr.N.Markandan
Former Vice Chancellor
Gandhigram Rural
University Dindugal
Nominee of
Trust
18
Rev.Fr.Dr.S. Peter Xavier S.J
Director, LIBA
Chennai
Nominee of
Trust
Nominee of
Trust
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
S.No NAME OF THE FACULTY
QUALIFICATION
DESIGNATION
1
Mr. J. S. Jebastin Daniel
M.E.
Professor & Head
2
Dr. S. Gopikumar
M.E., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
3
Mr. E. Rajkumar
M.E.
Assistant Professor
4
Mr. V. Ruban Daniel
M.E.
Assistant Professor
5
Ms. M. U. Vinitha
M.E.
Assistant Professor
6
Mr. P. Vignesh
M.E.
Assistant Professor
7
Ms. K. Kiruthika
M.E.
Assistant Professor
8
Ms. M. MariSelvi
B.E., M.E
Assistant Professor
9
Ms. Evangelin Helina
M.E.
Assistant Professor
10
Ms. S. Sathya Devi
M.E.
Assistant Professor
42
DEPARTMENT OF
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
S.NO Name of the Faculty
Qualication Designation
1.
Mr. S. Balaji
M.E., MISTE.,
(Ph. D)
Professor &
Vice Principal
2.
Mr. Y. Harold Robinson
M.E., (Ph. D)
Associate Professor &
Head
3.
Prof. P. Petchimuthu
M.E.
Professor
4.
Ms. A. Lourdes Mary
M.E., (Ph. D)
Associate Professor
5.
Ms. I. Jeena Jacob
M.E., (Ph. D)
Associate Professor
6.
Mr. R. Karthik Ganesh
M.E., (Ph. D)
Associate Professor
7.
Ms. A. Vegi Fernando
M.E.
Assistant Professor
8.
Mr. D. Asir
M.Tech.
Assistant Professor
9.
Mr. M. Kaja Mohaideen
M.E.
Assistant Professor
10.
Mr. N. Mohan
M.E.
Assistant Professor
11.
Mr. N. Krishna Kumar
M.E.
Assistant Professor
12.
Ms. M. Beaula Jency
M.E.
Assistant Professor
13.
Ms. X. Arogyia Presskila M.E.
Assistant Professor
14.
Mr. J. Raj Thilak
M.Tech.
Assistant Professor
15.
Ms. S. Shanmuga Priya
M.E.
Assistant Professor
16.
Mr. A. Arul Amalraj
M.E.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
S.NO Name of the Faculty
Qualication Designation
1.
M.E.
2.
Mr. N. G. Gnana
Muruga Gandhi
Mrs. D. JeyamaniLatha
M.E.
Assistant Professor &
Head
Associate Professor
3.
Ms. J. Nirmal Jothi
M.E.,(Ph.D)
Assistant Professor
4.
Ms. J. Shalini Jenifer
M.E.
Assistant Professor
5.
6.
Ms. D. Yamini
Ms. S. Agatha Janet
M.E.
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
43
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mrs. M. Maryam Sumayal
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. R. Rajasekar
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. V. Parvathinathan
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. B. Mohan
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Ms. R. Christy Goldlin
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. K. John Samuel Raj
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. T. Kalimuthu
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Ms. K. V. Subathra
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. N. V. Ajin
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. R. Prem Ananth
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. C. Susil Kumar
M.E.
Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Name of the Faculty
Qualication
Designation
Dr. A. Gnana Saravanan M.E., Ph.D.
Professor & Vice Principal
Prof. S. Vellaisamy
AMIETE,
ALCCS (M.Tech) Professor & HOD
M.E, (Ph.D)
Mr. S. Muthu Karuppasamy M.E, (Ph.D)
Associate Professor
Mr. P. Ebby Darney
M.E, (Ph.D)
Associate Professor
Mr. R. Arul Jose
M.E, (Ph.D)
Associate Professor
Mr. A. Rajesh
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. A. Ferminusraj
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. R. Jebaraj
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. K. Saravanan
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. S. Ebanezar Pravin M.Tech, (Ph.D) Assistant Professor
Mr. P. Balaji
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. C. Pon Nirmal
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. A. Ann Rufus
M.Tech, (Ph.D) Assistant Professor
Mr. J. Jayakumar
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mrs. A. Shiny Pradeepa M.E, (Ph.D)
Assistant Professor
Ms.. A. Indu Lakshmi
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. A. Siva
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. K. Narayanan
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. N. V. Selvam
M.E.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Name of the Faculty
Qualication
Designation
Mr. G. Arun Sampaul Thomas
M.E.,(Ph.D)
Assistant Professor
Mr. J. John Livingston
M.Tech.,
Assistant Professor
Mr. M. Subramanian
M.Tech.,
Assistant Professor
Mrs. T. Juliet Kavitha Corera
M.C.A., M.Phil., M.E., Associate Professor
44
5.
6.
7.
8.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Mrs. B. Virgin Rani
Mrs. L. Mary Josephine Vithya
Ms. V. Elavarasi
Mr. K. Nagarajan
M.C.A., M.E.
Assistant Professor
M.C.A., M.Phil., M.E., Assistant Professor
M.C.A., M.E.
Assistant Professor
M.C.A., M.E.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MACHANICAL ENGINEERING
Name of the Faculty
Qualication
Designation
Dr. K .Ganesh Babu
M.Tech., Ph.D Principal
Dr. David Santhosh Christopher
M.E., MISTE., Professor &
MIE, Ph.D
Head
Mr. C. Antony Vasantha Kumar
M.E., (Ph.D)
Associate Professor
Mr. S. Sundararajan
M.E., (Ph.D)
Associate Professor
Mr. S. Elayaraja
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. J. Allwyn Kingsly Gladston
M.E., (Ph.D)
Assistant Professor
Mr. S. Venkata Subramanian
M.E., (Ph.D)
Assistant Professor
Mrs. K. Buvaneswari
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. P. Stephen
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. R. Ruban
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. E. Dinesh Edison
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. M. Venkadesh
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. U. Nainar
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. S. Pondurai
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. K. Edwin Jebadurai
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr.Thanumoorthy
M.E.
Assistant Professor
Mr. J. Anto Jenith
M.E.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES
MATHEMATICS
Name of the Faculty
Qualication
Designation
Dr. S. Raja
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Associate Professor &
Head
Mrs. A. Valli
M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA. Assistant Professor
Mrs. J. Vijayalakshmi
M.Sc., M.Phil.
Assistant Professor
Ms. S. Thillainayagi
M.Sc., M.Phil.
Assistant Professor
Ms. H. Parvathi Devi
M.Sc., M.Phil.
Assistant Professor
Mr. J. Jerald Praveen
M.Sc., B.Ed.
Assistant Professor
45
7.
8.
9.
Mr. C. Vel Murugan
Ms. Regina
Ms. Jerina
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name of the Faculty
Mrs. A. Michael Vasanthy
Mr. A. Chelladurai
Dr. A. Prabu Marchan
Ms. A. Muhila Suba
Janani
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
M.Sc., M.Phil.
M.Sc., M.Phil
M.Sc., M.Phil
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
PHYSICS
Qualication
M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.
M.Sc., M.Phil
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D
M.Sc., M.Phil
Designation
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Name of the Faculty
Mrs. S. Jeyasri Lakshmi
Mrs. V. Rama
Mr. V. Ariharan
CHEMISTRY
Qualication
M.Sc., B.Ed.
M.Sc., M.Phil
M.Sc., M.Phil
Designation
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Name of the Faculty
Mr. M. Suresh
Ms. D. Margret
Ms. K. Mary Sudha
ENGLISH
Qualication
M.A., M.Phil.,
M.A., M.Phil.,
M.A., M.Phil.,
Designation
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Name of the Faculty
Qualication
Designation
Mr. S. Dinesh
BBA,MBA,
Assistant Professor
M.Phil, (Ph.D),
& Head
UGC-NET, PGDMM
Dr. K. Sriram
B.E,M.E, MBA, Ph.D Professor
Mr. S. Syed zia-ur Rahman B.Tech, MBA
Assistant Professor
Mr. S. Rajkumar Immanuel B.E,MBA
Assistant Professor
Mr. V. Paul Sudahar
MBA, M.Com,
Assistant Professor
M.Phil, (Ph.D)
Mr. G. Bala Deva Guru
M.B.A
Assistant Professor
46
PARENT/GUARDIAN'S DECLARATION
I am aware of the Code of Conduct & Anti-Ragging Regulations of
SCAD College of Engineering and Technology. I shall be responsible for
his/her behavior and will attend all your calls and meetings on the matters
concerning his/her behavior inside/outside the campus as well as in the
hostel.
Date:
Place:
Signature of the Parent/Guardian
STUDENT'S PLEDGE
I , ……………………………………, a Student of Bachelor/Post
Graduate of Engineering (2014–20..) do hereby declare that I have read the
aforesaid Code of Conduct & Anti-Ragging Manual and agreed to abide the
regulations stated and the changes to be made from time to time.
Date:
Place:
Signature of the student
47
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- JUNE 2015
Day
Date
MON
TUE
1
2
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
IV
III
II
I
II
I
Civil – Faculty Development Programme
Civil – Faculty Development Programme
WED
3
Civil – Faculty Development Programme
THU
Civil – Faculty Development Programme
Civil – Faculty Development Programme
SUN
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
MON
15
TUE
16
WED
17
THU
18
FRI
19
SAT
20
SUN
TUE
21
22
23
WED
24
THU
25
FRI
26
27
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
MON
SAT
M.B.A
II
I
MBA-3rd Semester Summer Project Starts
CSE – 1 Week Faculty Development Programme – CS6503-Theory of
Computation
ECE – Faculty Development Programme
CSE – 1 Week Faculty Development Programme – CS6503-Theory of
Computation
CSE – 1 Week Faculty Development Programme – CS6503-Theory of
Computation
CSE – 1 Week Faculty Development Programme – CS6503-Theory of
Computation
CSE-1 Week Faculty Development Programme –CS6503 Theory Of
Computation
MBA-Project VIVA for II Year
CSE – 1 Week Faculty Development Program – CS6503-Theory of
Computation
Reopening for II, III & IV Year Students.
Inaugural Prayer Service
ECE – Department Council Meeting, Communication Development
Programme
ECE – Leadership Development Programme
48
SUN
MON
TUE
28
29
30
ECE – Personality Development Programme
ECE – Pre-placement Training Programme for II, III, & IV Years
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- JULY 2015
Day
Date
WED
1
THU
2
FRI
3
SAT
4
SUN
5
MON
6
TUE
7
WED
8
THU
9
FRI
10
SAT
11
SUN
12
MON
13
TUE
14
WED
15
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
M.B.A
IV
III
II
I
II
I
II
1
1
1
1
1
ECE – Pre- placement Training Programme for II, III, & IV Years
2
2
2
2
2
Civil – Course Committee Meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
ECE – Communication Development Programme
I
-
-
5
5
5
5
5
CSE – Department Committee Meeting
Mech – First Course Committee Meeting- II, III & IV Year Students
ECE – Personality Development Programme
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV years
EEE – Department Council Meeting
8
8
8
8
8
EEE – Workshop on Power Electronics simulation using PSIM
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
9
9
9
9
9
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV years
ECE – Leadership Development Programme
10
10
10
10
10
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
11
11
11
11
11
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV Years
Mech – First Class Committee meeting- II, III, IV Year Students
ECE – First Course Committee Meeting
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
13
CSE – Course Committee Meeting
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave -1
49
-
-
FRI
17
SAT
SUN
18
19
MON
20
TUE
21
WED
22
THU
23
FRI
24
SAT
SUN
25
26
MON
27
TUE
28
WED
29
THU
30
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II, III & IV years
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
EEE – Pre-Placement Test for nal year Students
15
15
15
15
15
CSE – Class Committee Meeting for II Year, III Year & IV Years
ECE – Association Inauguration
MBA – End of summer project 3rd semester
Ramzan
-
16
16
16
16
16
Civil – Department Council Meeting
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II, III & IV years
ECE – Personality Development Program
17
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III Years , PrePlacement Test for nal year Students
ECE – Pre-Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV Year
Students
19
19
19
19
19
CSE – IV Year Students Industrial Visit
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting, First Class Committee Meeting
for II, III & IV year students
MBA – Commencement of 3rd Semester
20
20
20
20
20
CSE – Department Committee Meeting
CSE – III & IV Year Student s Industial Visit
Civil – Association Inauguration, Guest Lecture on Energy Security for
Residential Buildings
ECE – Communication Development Programme
21
21
21
21
21
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV years
EEE – Mentor’s Conclave
22
22
22
22
22
Civil– Pre-Placement Test for nal year Students
23
23
23
23
23
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II, III & IV Year Students
24
24
24
24
24
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
50
FRI
31
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
25
25
25
25
25
CSE – Association Inauguration, CSI Students Chapter Inauguration
IT – First Class Committee Meeting- III Year, IV Year
Mech – Guest Lecture – IV year
Civil – Educational Tour - IV and III Year
EEE – Course committee meeting
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- AUGUST 2015
Day
Date
SAT
1
SUN
2
MON
3
TUE
4
WED
5
THU
6
FRI
7
SAT
8
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
IV
III
II
I
II
I
26
26
26
26
EEE – Guest Lecture for IV year
ECE – Second Course Committee Meeting
M.B.A
II
I
26
27
27
27
1
27
1
27
1
S&H – Fresher’s Day, Inaugural Prayer Service
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV years
Civil – Class Committee Meeting
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for II year
ECE – Personality Development Programme
28
28
28
2
28
2
28
2
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV years
ECE – Communication Development Programme
Mech – Pre-Placement Test for nal year Students
29
29
29
3
29
3
29
3
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II, III & IV Year Students
30
30
30
4
30
4
30
4
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II, III & IV years
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
31
31
31
5
31
5
31
5
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
MECH – Association Inauguration
S&H – Leadership development programme
ECE – Workshop on VLSI/Cadence
32
32
32
6
32
6
32
6
ECE – Work Shop on VLSI/Cadence
EEE – IEEE Inauguration,Association Inauguration
Civil – Industrial Visit – II Year
S&H – Personality Development programme
51
SUN
9
MON
10
TUE
11
WED
12
THU
13
FRI
14
SAT
15
SUN
16
MON
17
TUE
18
WED
19
THU
20
33
33
33
7
33
7
33
7
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV years
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for III year
IT – Pre-Placement Test for nal year Students
34
34
34
8
34
8
34
8
Mech – Second Class Committee Meeting- II,III,IV
35
35
35
9
35
9
35
9
IAT-1 for II,III & IV Year Strarts
EEE – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Induction Programme for I semester, Pre-Placement Test for
nal year Students
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II, III & IV Year Students
36
36
36
10
36
10
36
10
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II, III & IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
37
37
37
11
37
11
37
11
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – II year
ECE – Industrial Visit for III and IV year Students
Independence Day
38
38
38
12
38
12
38
12
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV years
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for IV year
ECE – Second Class Committee Meeting for II, III & IV year students
39
39
39
13
39
13
39
13
Mech – Second Course Committee Meeting - II, III &IV
CSE – Second Course Committee Meeting
ECE – Communication Development Programme
40
40
40
14
40
14
40
14
IAT-1 for II,III & IV Yea r Ends
CSE – Second Class Committee Meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
41
41
41
15
41
15
41
15
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV Years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting, Guest Lecture on Transmission
52
FRI
21
SAT
SUN
22
23
MON
24
TUE
25
WED
26
THU
27
FRI
28
SAT
29
SUN
30
MON
31
Lines and Waveguides (III Year /students)
42
42
42
16
42
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – III year
EEE – Industrial Visit –III year
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave II
Civil – Parents Teachers Association Meeting
16
42
16
43
43
43
17
43
17
43
17
CSE – Pre Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Civil – Mentors Conclave
ECE – Personality Development Programme
44
44
44
18
44
18
44
18
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
45
45
45
19
45
19
45
19
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department Council Meeting
S&H – Mentors Conclave
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Guest Lecture on Signals and Systems (II Year Students)
46
46
46
20
46
20
46
20
CSE – International Workshop on Cloud Computing
S&H – Class Committee Meeting-1,Department Council Meeting
EEE – Course committee meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
47
47
47
21
47
21
47
21
MBA – Class committee meeting
CSE – International Workshop on Cloud Computing
IT – Second Class Committee Meeting – III Year, IV Year
EEE – Class Committee Meeting,Guest Lecture for III year, Industrial
Visit for IV Year
S&H – Quiz Programme
ECE – Leadership Development Programme
48
48
48
22
48
22
48
22
CSE – International Workshop on Cloud Computing
Civil – Guest Lecture on Advanced Water treatment
ECE – Technical Symposium on Advancements in Robotics
49
49
49
23
49
23
49
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – IV year
53
23
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- SEPTEMBER 2015
Day
Date
TUE
1
WED
THU
54
54
54
28
54
28
54
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
7
Mech – Third Class Committee meeting- II,III,IV
ECE – Guest lecture for IV year Students
55
55
55
29
55
29
55
8 CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for II year
56
56
56
30
56
30
56
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
9 EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
57
57
57
31
57
31
57
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
10
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
58
58
58
32
58
32
58
11 CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – II year
28
2
3
SAT
5
6
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
M.B.A
I
24
4
MON
M.E
IV
III
II
I
II
I
II
50
50
50
24
50
24
50
ECE – Communication Development Programme
51
51
51
25
51
25
51
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
52
52
52
26
52
26
52
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
53
53
53
27
53
27
53
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
EEE – Guest Lecture – II Year
Mech – One Day Workshop on Thermal Engineering
Civil – SCAD Voluntary Service
ECE – Personality Development Programme
Krishna Jayanthi
FRI
SUN
B.Tech/B.E
54
25
26
27
29
30
31
32
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
MBA – Communication Development Programme
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave III
59
59
59
33
59
33
59
12 EEE – Intra-Technical Symposium
ECE –Guest Lecture on Principles of DSP (III Year)
13
60
60
60
34
60
34
60
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
14
Mech – Third- Course Committee Meeting- II,III,IV
ECE – Third Course Committee Meeting
61
61
61
35
61
35
61
15 Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for III Year
IAT-2 for II, III & IV Year and IAT -1 for I Year Starts
62
62
62
36
62
36
62
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
16
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Communication Development Programme
17
Vinayagar Chathurthy
63
63
63
37
63
37
63
CSE – National Level Technical Symposium EXODUS ‘16
18
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
64
64
64
38
64
38
64
CSE – II Year Guest Lecture for Transforms and Partial Differential
Equations
19
EEE – Guest Lecture – IV Year – Operating Systems
Mech – Guest Lecture – III year
ECE – Parent Teachers Association Meeting
20
65
65
65
39
65
39
65
21 CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
ECE – Personality Development Programme
66
66
66
40
66
40
66
IAT-2 for II,III & IV Year and IAT -1 for I Year Ends
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
22
EEE – Course committee meeting
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave for IV year
ECE – Third Class Committee Meeting for II, III & IV year students
67
67
67
41
67
41
67
23 Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV Year Students
24
Bakrid
68
68
68
42
68
42
68
25 CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
55
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Completion of Syllabus for II, III & IV Year
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
26
27
69
69
69
43
69
43
69
43
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Mentor’s Conclave
28
ECE – Guest Lecture on OOPS & Data Structures (II Year)
Civil – Guest Lecture on STADD PRO
First Cycle of Revision Starts for II, III & IV Years
70
70
70
44
70
44
70
44
29
EEE – Department council meeting
71
71
71
45
71
45
71
45
MBA – Industrial Visit
IT – Second Class Committee Meeting- III Year, IV Year
EEE – Guest Lecture for III year
30
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
S&H – Mentors Conclave
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
ACADEMIC CALENDER- OCTOBER 2015
Day
Date
THU
1
FRI
2
SAT
3
SUN
4
MON
5
TUE
6
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
M.B.A
IV
III
II
I
II
I
II
I
46
72
72
72
46
72
46
72
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Guest Lecture for II year
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Association Events
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Gandhi Jayanthi
73
73
73
47
73
47
73
47
CSE – Parent Teacher Association Meeting
EEE – Parent Teacher Association Meeting
S&H – Parents Teachers Association Meeting
74
74
74
48
74
48
74
48
MBA – Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (AICTE)
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Course Committee meeting
ECE – Personality Development Programme, ECE – Mentor’s Conclave I
75
75
75
49
75
49
75
49
MBA – Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (AICTE)
56
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
S&H – Class Committee Meeting-2
ECE – Communication Development Programme
76
76
76
50
76
50
76
50
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III&IV years
7
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training PRogramme for II,III & IV YearStudents
77
77
77
51
77
51
77
51
MBA – Class committee meeting,Department Meeting
8 S&H – Department Council Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
78
78
78
52
78
52
78
52
MBA – Guest Lecture I & II year
9
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – NATIONAL LEVEL Symposium
79
79
79
53
79
53
79
53
10
S&H – Guest Lecture
11
12
Founder’s Day
80
80
80
54
80
54
80
54
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
13
ECE – Fourth Class Committee Meeting for II, III & IV year students
First Cycle of Revision Ends for II, III & IV Years
81
81
81
55
81
55
81
55
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
14
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Fourth Course Committee Meeting
Model Exam for II, III, & IV Year Starts
82
82
82
56
82
56
82
56
S&H – Department Council Meeting
15 MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
83
83
83
57
83
57
83
57
CSE – IV Year Guest Lecture for Digital Signal Processing
16
Mech – Parents-Teachers Association Meeting
Civil – Symposium
84
84
84
58
84
58
84
58
17 CSE – III Year Guest Lecture for Computer Graphics
ECE – Guest Lecture for IV year
18
85
85
85
59
85
59
85
59
19 ECE – Personality Development Programme
IAT-2 for I Year Starts
57
86
86
86
60
86
60
20 S&H – Guest Lecture
Model Exam for II, III, & IV Year Ends
21
Saraswathi Pooja
22
Vijaya Dhasami
23
Muharram
24
25
87
87
87
61
87
61
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
26
ECE – Association or Club Events
Second Cycle of Revision Starts for II, III & IV Years
88
88
88
62
88
62
27
89
89
89
63
89
63
28 EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
90
90
90
64
90
64
EEE – Course committee meeting
S&H – Department Council Meeting
29 MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
IAT-2 for I Year Ends
91
91
91
65
91
65
EEE – Mentor’s Conclave
30
S&H – Mentors Conclave,Quiz Programme
ECE – Communication Development Programme
92
92
92
66
92
66
S&H – Technical Symposium
31
ECE – Leadership Development Programme
Second Cycle of Revision Ends for II, III & IV Years
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
86
60
87
61
88
89
62
63
90
64
91
65
92
66
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- NOVEMBER 2015
Day
Date
SUN
1
MON
2
TUE
3
WED
4
B.Tech/B.E
IV
III
M.E
II
I
II
I
93
93
93
67
93
67
93
S&H – Class Committee
University Practical Examination Starts for II, III & IV Years
94
94
94
68
94
68
94
S&H – Course Committee meeting
95
95
95
69
95
69
95
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
67
58
II
M.B.A
I
68
69
THU
5
FRI
6
SAT
7
SUN
TUE
8
9
10
WED
11
MON
THU
12
FRI
SUN
13
14
15
MON
16
TUE
17
WED
18
SAT
THU
19
FRI
20
SAT
21
SUN
22
MON
23
TUE
24
96
96
96
70
96
70
96
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Completion of Syllabus for I Year
97
97
97
71
97
71
97
First Cycle of Revision Starts for I Year
98
98
98
72
98
72
98
EEE – National Level Seminar on Renewable Energy Resources
University Practical Examination Ends for II, III & IV Years
Last Working Day & Hall Ticket Issue for II, III & IV Years
-
-
-
70
71
72
73
73
Deepavali
74
74
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
75
75
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
University Theory Exam Starts for II, III & IV Years
76
76
77
77
-
73
-
74
-
75
-
76
77
78
EEE – Department council meeting
79
80
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
81
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
82
First Cycle of Revision Ends for I Year
-
78
-
78
-
79
80
-
79
80
-
81
-
81
-
82
-
82
Model Exam for I Year Starts
-
83
-
83
-
83
84
-
84
-
84
59
WED
25
THU
26
FRI
27
SAT
28
SUN
29
MON
30
85
85
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
86
86
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
87
87
88
88
ECE – Faculty Development Program on Embedded systems
Model Exam for I Year
-
85
-
86
-
87
88
89
EEE – Department council meeting
Model Exam for I Year Ends
-
89
-
89
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- DECEMBER 2015
Day
Date
TUE
1
WED
2
THU
3
FRI
SUN
4
5
6
MON
7
TUE
8
WED
9
SAT
THU
10
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
M.B.A
IV
III
II
I
II
90
Second Cycle of Revision Starts for I Year
91
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
92
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
93
94
-
I
90
II
-
I
90
91
-
91
92
-
92
93
94
-
93
94
95
Second Cycle of Revision Ends for I Year
96
University Practical Examination Starts for I Year
97
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
98
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
95
-
95
96
-
96
97
-
97
98
-
98
60
99
100
University Practical Examination Ends for I Year
Last Working Day & Hall Ticket Issue for I Year
FRI
11
SAT
12
SUN
13
MON
14
EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
15
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
16
17
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
19
S&H – Faculty development programme
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
WED
THU
24
FRI
WED
25
26
27
28
29
30
THU
31
MON
TUE
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
-
99
100
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
University Theory Examination Starts for I Year
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Faculty Development Programme
ECE – Department Council Meeting
18
20
21
22
23
SUN
99
100
Milad-un-nabi
MBA – Department Meeting
Christmas
EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- JANUARY 2016
Day
Date
FRI
1
SAT
2
SUN
3
4
MON
B.Tech/B.E
IV
III
M.E
II
I
II
New Year
M.B.A
I
II
I
-
1
-
ECE – Department Council Meeting
1
1
1
-
61
1
TUE
5
WED
6
THU
7
FRI
8
SAT
9
SUN
10
MON
11
TUE
12
WED
13
THU
14
FRI
SUN
15
16
17
MON
18
SAT
Civil – Course Committee Meeting
ECE – Inaugural Prayer Service
Commencement of Regular Classes for II, III & IV Years
2
2
2
2
2
ECE – Course Committee Meeting, Communication Development
Programme
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
1
Civil – Class Committee Meeting
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Programme
ECE – Personality Development Programme
Commencement of Regular Classes for I Year
4
4
4
2
4
2
4
2
S&H – Personality Development Programme
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council l Meeting
5
5
5
3
5
3
5
3
ECE – Leadership Development Programme,First Class Committee Meeting
6
6
6
4
6
4
6
4
S&H – Faculty development programmme
7
7
7
5
7
5
7
Mech – FIRST- Course Committee Meeting- II,III & IV
Civil – Leadership development Program
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II, III & IV years
ECE – Faculty Development Programme
8
8
8
6
8
6
8
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II, III & IV Years
S&H – Leadership Programme
9
9
9
7
9
7
9
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II, III & IV Year Students
10
10
10
8
10
8
10
CSE – Association Activities for II, III & IV Years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Pongal
Thiruvalluvar Thenam
Uzhavar Thirunal
11
11
11
9
11
9
11
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV Years
Civil – Mentors Conclave
62
5
6
7
8
9
TUE
19
WED
20
THU
21
FRI
22
SAT
23
24
SUN
MON
25
TUE
26
WED
27
THU
28
FRI
29
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave I
12
12
12
10
12
10
12
10
CSE – Course Committee Meeting
ECE – Communication Development Programme
13
13
13
11
13
11
13
11
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV Years
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV Year Students
14
14
14
12
14
12
14
12
Civil – Guest lecture on surveying
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV Years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
15
15
15
13
15
13
15
13
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – IV year
EEE – Guest Lecture for IV year
ECE – Personality Development Programme, Guest Lecture for II year
students
16
16
16
14
16
14
16
14
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Course committee meeting
ECE – Communication Development Programme
Republic Day
17
17
17
15
17
15
17
15
Civil – Personality Development Program
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
S&H – Mentors Conclave
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre-Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
18
18
18
17
18
17
18
17
CSE – Department Committee Meeting
EEE – Mentor’s Conclave
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting, Technical Symposium
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
19
19
19
17
19
17
19
17
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – First – Class Committee Meeting – II ,III,IV
63
SAT
30
SUN
31
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
S&H – Class Committee meeting-1,Guest lecture
MBA – Class committee meeting
ECE – Guest Lecture for IV year students, ECE – Personality Development
Programme
20
20
20
18
20
18
20
18
ECE – Association or Club Events
EEE – Guest Lecture for IV year
Mech – Association Events
Civil – Workshop on Recent Developments in Steel Structures
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- FEBRUARY 2016
Day
Date
MON
1
TUE
2
WED
3
THU
4
FRI
5
SAT
6
SUN
7
MON
8
B.Tech/B.E
M.E
M.B.A
IV
III
II
I
II
I
II
I
21
21
21
19
21
19
21
19
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- II year
ECE – Communication Development Programme
22
22
22
20
22
20
22
20
ECE – Guest Lecture on Electromagnetic Fields (for II year students)
23
23
23
21
23
21
23
21
Civil – Pre Placement Training Program
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement Training Programme for II,III & IV Year Students
24
24
24
22
24
22
24
22
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III & IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting, Personality Development Programme
25
25
25
23
25
23
25
23
MBA – Guest Lecture I & II year
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
ECE – Workshop on ARM Processors
26
26
26
24
26
24
26
24
ECE – Guest Lecture on Electromagnetic Fields
EEE – Guest Lecture for II & III year
ECE – Workshop on ARM Processors
27
27
27
25
27
25
27
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV years
64
25
TUE
9
WED
10
THU
11
FRI
12
SAT
13
SUN
14
MON
15
TUE
16
WED
THU
17
18
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- III year
ECE – Communication Development Programme
28
28
28
26
28
26
28
26
CSE – Department Committee Meeting
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave II
29
29
29
27
29
27
29
27
Civil – Communication Development Program
EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement Training Programme for II, III & IV Year Students
30
30
30
28
30
28
30
28
CSE – First Class Committee Meeting
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Work Shop on Data Analysis and Business Research
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
31
31
31
29
31
29
31
29
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Guest Lecture – III year
MBA – Work Shop on Data Analysis and Business Research
ECE – Guest Lecture for III year students, Leadership Development
Programme
Civil – National Level Conference on Green Buildings
32
32
32
30
32
30
32
30
EEE – Work Shop on Advanced Networks
33
33
33
31
33
31
33
CSE – Pre-Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- IV year
ECE – Communication Development Programme
IAT 1 Starts for I, II, III & IV Years
34
34
34
32
34
32
34
ECE – Department Council l Meeting
35
35
35
33
35
33
35
CSE – Course Committee Meeting
Civil – Class Committee Meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Second Class Committee Meeting
IAT 1 Ends for IV Year
36
36
36
34
36
34
36
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – National Seminar on Management
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
65
31
32
33
34
FRI
19
SAT
20
SUN
21
MON
22
TUE
23
WED
24
THU
25
FRI
26
SAT
27
28
SUN
MON
29
37
37
37
35
37
35
37
35
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Second Course Committee Meeting- II,III,IV
S&H – Quiz Programme
ECE – Guest Lecture on VLSI Design (III Year), Guest Lecture for IV year
students, Personality Development Programme
38
38
38
36
38
36
38
36
EEE – Guest Lecture for IV year
ECE – Course committee meeting Leadership Development Programme
IAT 1 Ends for I, II & III Years
39
39
39
37
39
37
39
37
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
ECE – Communication Development Programme
40
40
40
38
40
38
40
38
41
41
41
39
41
39
41
39
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Course committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV Year Students
42
42
42
40
42
40
42
40
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
43
43
43
41
43
41
43
41
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Second Class Committee meeting- II,III,IV
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
ECE – Personality Development Programme
S&H – Mentor’s Conclave
44
44
44
42
44
42
44
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Mentor’s Conclave-EEE
ECE – Department Council Meeting
42
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- MARCH 2016
Day
Date
TUE
1
IV
45
B.Tech/B.E
III
II
45
45
M.E
I
43
66
II
45
M.B.A
I
43
II
45
I
43
WED
2
THU
3
FRI
4
SAT
5
SUN
6
MON
7
TUE
8
WED
9
THU
10
FRI
11
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- II year
46
46
46
44
46
44
46
44
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
Civil – Workshop on Smart City
47
47
47
45
47
45
47
45
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
48
48
48
46
48
46
48
46
CSE – Fourth International Conference on Computing Terminologies and
Research Development – ICCTRD ‘16
Mech – International Conference on Design & Manufacturing Engineering
MBA – Leadership Development Programme
ECE – Personality Development Programme
49
49
49
47
49
47
49
47
ECE-Guest Lecture on Control System Engineering for II year Students
EEE – Guest Lecture for III year,Parent – Teachers Meeting
S&H – Parents Teachers Association Meeting
MBA – Personality Development Programme
ECE – Course committee meeting
50
50
50
48
50
48
50
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Civil – Mentors Conclave
ECE – Communication Development Programme
51
51
51
49
51
49
51
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- III year
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave III
52
52
52
50
52
50
52
CSE – Department Committee Meeting
EEE – Department council meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
53
53
53
51
53
51
53
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
54
54
54
52
54
52
54
67
48
49
50
51
52
SAT
12
SUN
13
MON
14
TUE
15
WED
16
THU
17
FRI
18
SAT
19
SUN
20
MON
21
TUE
22
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
ECE – International Conference on Recent Trends in Wireless
Communication
Mech – Guest Lecture – II year
EEE – Guest Lecture for II year
55
55
55
53
55
53
55
53
EEE – Mini project Exhibition
ECE – Technical Symposium on Advancements in Telecommunication Engineering
56
56
56
54
56
54
56
54
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
ECE – Communication Development Programme
57
57
57
55
57
55
57
55
CSE – Course Committee Meeting
Mech – Mentor’s Conclave- IV year
ECE – Third Class Committee Meeting
58
58
58
56
58
56
58
56
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement Training Programme for II,III & IV Year Students
59
59
59
57
59
57
59
57
CSE – Second Class Committee Meeting
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
60
60
60
58
60
58
60
58
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Third Course Committee Meeting- II,III,IV
Civil – Guest Lecture on Geo Technical Engineering
EEE – International Conference on Innovative Technologies
ECE – Personality Development Programme
IAT 2 Starts for I, II, III & IV Years
61
61
61
59
61
59
61
59
ECE – Guest Lecture on Antenna & wave propagation
EEE – Bridging College and Corporate
ECE – Course committee meeting,
Completion of Syllabus for IV Year
62
62
62
60
62
60
62
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
ECE – Personality Development Programme
IAT 2 Ends for IV Year
First Cycle of Revision starts for IV Year
63
63
63
61
63
61
63
68
60
61
WED
23
THU
24
FRI
25
26
27
SAT
SUN
MON
28
TUE
29
WED
THU
30
31
ECE – Mentor’s Conclave IV
64
64
64
62
64
62
64
62
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Pre Placement training Programme for II,III & IV YearStudents
65
65
65
63
65
63
65
63
Course committee meeting-EEE
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
IAT 2 Ends for I, II & III Years
Completion of Syllabus for II & III Years
Good Friday
Easter
66
66
66
64
66
64
66
MBA – Class Committee Meeting
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – THIRD- Class Committee meeting- II,III,IV
ECE – Communication Development Programme
First Cycle of Revision starts for II & III Years
67
67
67
65
67
65
67
Mentor’s Conclave-EEE
68
68
68
66
68
66
68
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Department council meeting
S&H – Mentors Conclave
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
ECE – Parent Teachers Association Meeting
69
69
69
67
69
67
69
MBA – Get Smart Programme,Department Meeting
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
EEE – Class Committee Meeting
S&H – Department Council Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting, ECE – Leadership Development
Programme
64
65
66
67
ACADEMIC CALENDAR - APRIL 2016
Day
Date
FRI
1
B.Tech. / B.E
IV
III
II
I
70
70
70
68
S&H – Class Committee Meeting
69
M.E
II
70
M.B.A
I
68
II
70
I
68
SAT
2
SUN
3
MON
TUE
WED
THU
4
5
6
7
FRI
8
SAT
9
SUN
10
MON
11
TUE
12
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
ECE – National Seminar on Wireless Communication
First Cycle of Revision Ends for IV Year
71
71
71
69
71
69
CSE – Course Committee Meeting
ECE – National Seminar on Wireless Communication
S&H – Guest Lecture
First Cycle of Revision Ends for II & III Years
Model Exam starts for IV Year
71
69
72
72
72
70
72
70
72
CSE – Pre – Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
ECE – Fourth Class Committee Meeting, Personality Development
Programme
Completion of Syllabus for I Year
Model Exam starts for II & III Years
73
73
73
71
73
71
73
CSE – Leadership Development Programme for II, III & IV years
First Cycle of Revision starts for I Year
Model Exam Ends for IV Year
74
74
74
72
74
72
74
CSE – Third Class Committee Meeting
S&H – Course Committee meeting
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Program
75
75
75
73
75
73
75
CSE – Association Activities for II,III&IV years
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
University Project Viva-voce for IV Year Starts
76
76
76
74
76
74
76
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Civil – Workshop
ECE – Leadership Development Programme
77
77
77
75
77
75
77
S&H – Guest Lecture
ECE – Course committee meeting
70
78
78
78
76
78
76
78
CSE – Pre- Placement Training Programme for II,III&IV years
Mech – Parents-Teachers Association Meeting
University Practical Examination Starts II & III Years
University Project Viva-voce for IV Year Ends
79
79
79
77
79
77
79
76
70
71
72
73
74
75
77
WED
13
THU
14
FRI
15
SAT
16
SUN
17
18
19
MON
TUE
WED
20
THU
21
FRI
22
SAT
23
SUN
24
MON
25
TUE
26
WED
27
CSE – Personality Development Programme for II,III&IV years
S&H – Quiz Programme
Second Cycle of Revision Starts for IV Year
80
80
80
78
80
78
80
CSE – Communication Development Programme for II,III&IV years
Department council meeting-EEE
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Programme
Tamil New Year
81
81
81
79
81
79
81
CSE – Mentor’s Conclave
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Second Cycle of Revision Ends for IV Year
Last Working Day & Hall Ticket Issue for IV Year
82
82
80
82
80
82
CSE – Farewell for outgoing Graduates
University Practical Examination Ends II & III Years
-
83
83
81
83
81
83
Mahavir Jayanthi
84
84
82
84
82
84
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Programme
University Theory Exam Starts for IV Year
Model Exam Ends for II & III Years
85
85
83
85
83
85
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
Second Cycle of Revision Starts for II & III Years
86
86
84
86
84
86
EEE – Seminar on Articial Intelligence for Electrical Applications
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
Second Cycle of Revision Ends for II & III Years
Last Working Day & Hall Ticket Issue for II & III Year
85
Civil – Faculty Development Program
Mentor’s Conclave – EEE
86
S&H – Mentors Conclave
87
S&H – Class Committee Meeting
EEE – Department council meeting
71
-
85
-
85
-
86
-
86
-
87
-
87
THU
28
FRI
29
SAT
30
Mech – Pre-Placement Training Programme
University Theory Exam Starts for II & III Years
88
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
89
EEE – Course committee meeting
90
First Cycle of Revision Ends for I Year
88
-
88
89
-
89
90
-
90
ACADEMIC CALENDAR- MAY 2016
Date
Day
SUN
1
MON
2
TUE
3
WED
4
THU
5
FRI
6
SAT
7
SUN
MON
8
9
TUE
10
WED
11
THU
12
FRI
13
IV
B.Tech/B.E
III
II
M.E
I
II
I
91
-
91
-
92
93
-
92
93
-
94
-
94
-
95
96
-
95
96
97
98
-
97
98
99
-
99
100
-
100
101
-
101
Civil – Farewell day
ECE – Farewell for outgoing students
Model Exam starts for I Year
92
93
S&H – Course Committee meeting
94
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
95
96
Model Exam Ends for I Year
97
98
University Practical Examination Starts I Year
99
EEE – Department council meeting
100
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
101
-
72
M.B.A
I
II
May Day
91
-
SAT
14
SUN
15
MON
16
TUE
WED
17
18
THU
19
FRI
20
SAT
21
SUN
22
23
24
25
MON
TUE
WED
THU
26
FRI
SUN
27
28
29
MON
30
TUE
31
SAT
102
University Practical Examination Ends I Year
102
-
102
103
Second Cycle of Revision Starts for I Year
104
105
106
S&H – Department Council Meeting
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
107
108
EEE – Faculty Development Programme
Second Cycle of Revision Ends for I Year
Last Working day and Hall Ticket Issue for I Year
103
-
103
104
105
106
-
104
105
106
107
108
-
107
108
University Theory Exam starts for I Year
MBA – Department Meeting
Mech – Department Council meeting
ECE – Department Council Meeting
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
EEE – Department council meeting
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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NOTES
74
NOTES
75
NOTES
76
NOTES
77
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SAT
FRI
THU
WED
TUE
MON
9.00
AM
9.50
AM
9.50
AM
10.40
AM
I
N
T
E
R
V
A
L
10.40
AM
10.55
AM
ACADEMIC YEAR : 2015-16
DA
Y
T
I
ME
10.55
AM
11.45
AM
11.45
AM
12.35
PM
L
U
N
C
H
12.35
PM
1.15
PM
1.15
PM
2.05
PM
SEMESTER : _________
TIME TABLE
2.05
PM
2.55
PM
I
N
T
E
R
V
A
L
2.55
PM
3.05
PM
3.05
PM
3.55
PM
CLASS :_______
3.55
PM
5.00
PM
79
SAT
FRI
THU
WED
TUE
MON
9.00
AM
9.50
AM
9.50
AM
10.40
AM
I
N
T
E
R
V
A
L
10.40
AM
10.55
AM
ACADEMIC YEAR : 2015-16
DA
Y
T
I
ME
10.55
AM
11.45
AM
11.45
AM
12.35
PM
L
U
N
C
H
12.35
PM
1.15
PM
1.15
PM
2.05
PM
SEMESTER : _________
TIME TABLE
2.05
PM
2.55
PM
I
N
T
E
R
V
A
L
2.55
PM
3.05
PM
3.05
PM
3.55
PM
CLASS :_______
3.55
PM
5.00
PM
COLLEGE ANTHEM
Almighty father we pray with gratitude
To glorify Thy name
We sing praises lord, for Thy loving care
And for this happy day
Praise the lord, Bless O'Lord
As Scadians we praise you O'Lord
Thank you Lord, Thank you Lord
For the great things you have done.
May God Bless Scadians with knowledge
With wisdom and victory
Guide us and guard us Lord,
In all our ways
According to thy will.
We are safe in your powerful hands,
In the glory of Thy light
We are one O'Lord
In a million,
Of God's wonderful choice
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