INDIAN SOCIETY FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION
45
th
ISTE Annual National Convention
and
International Conference
“Challenges & Opportunities in Engineering Education in the era of Sustainable Development,”
9th - 11th January 2016
Organised by
Shree Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal’s
(100 years of dedication)
College of Engineering & Technology, Amravati
(A decade of dedication)
ABOUT ISTE:
The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) is a national, professional, non-profit
making society of engineering educators as well as students of Technical Institutions registered under
Societies Registration Act of 1860. Association of Principals of Technical Institutions (APTI) was
transformed into Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) on May 21, 1968 with a view to
broaden its activities to advance the cause of technical education. The major objective of the ISTE is to
assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality professional engineers and
technicians needed by the industries and other organizations. Being the only national organization of
educators in the field of Engineering and Technology, ISTE effectively contributes in various missions
of the Union Government. The Ministry of Human Resource Development, AICTE/DST/MIT/State
Govts., are well associated with the ISTE for programmes relating to technical education. It has active
membership of more than 1 lakh technical teachers, 6 lakh student members, more than 2500
institutional member, 1500 faculty chapters and 1200 student’s chapters throughout the country.
For further information about ISTE please visit: www.isteonline.in
About HVP Mandal:
Shree Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal (HVPM) is celebrating its centenary in the Year
2014-15. It is a Voluntary social non-governmental, apolitical, secular institute fully managed by the
private body with democratic principles & practices. This organization is always ahead in social,
cultural and academic activities. The main motto is “Youth Empowerment and Nation building”.
Mandal has 100 acre of land for playground and courts with total campus of 150 acre.
Founders of the club integrated the western methods and systems of physical education and
recreation into the old Indian system. Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal is now well recognized at
national & international level.
The Vaidya brothers while founding the Hanuman Club had two clear objectives namely:
1] To link up the movement of physical education with the national movement of Indian renaissance.
2] To modernize and systematize the traditional Indian system of exercises keeping the best and
knowledgeable elements inherent in it.
Many national leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Pt. Motilal Nehru, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose,
Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, Shri. N.C.Kelkar, Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Lala Lajpat Rai had visited
to HVPM on different occasions and appreciated the untiring efforts and selfless service.
After Independence, to propagate traditional Indian Sports and Yoga, the Mandal concentrated
its efforts on the training of teachers in Physical Education and Yoga. It gradually diversified into the
field of Ayurvedic medicine, Naturopathy, Tribal and School education, Management, Engineering
and Technology education. During Information Technology revolution era, Mandal has recognized the
need of knowledge driven economy and importance of technological empowerment of youths along
with physical fitness and started quality technical engineering institution.
About College of Engineering & Technology:
The College of Engineering & Technology was started by H.V.P.Mandal in the year 2002.It is
Private self-financed institution, approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Directorate of Technical Education,
Government of Maharashtra and affiliated to Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati and
Accredited by National Board of Accreditation. It is Located in the heart of the city in HVP Mandal
Campus of 150 acres with exclusive area of 11.64 Acres for engineering college. College of
Engineering and Technology aims to providing a high quality technical education to its students. It
aims is to become a centre of education, training and skill development.
ABOUT THE CONVENTION:
Technical Education in India has come to the crossroad. On one hand, the gross enrollment
ratio is emphasized to increase by making technical education accessible and affordable for youths of
the country while on other hand the cyclic trends in vacant seats in the institutions for courses, low
employability of graduates, cost of education, and quality of education are forcing for
closures/disapprovals. The sustainability of technical education has become vulnerable simultaneously
the global climate change and strategic decisions of International community and policy makers expect
sustainable industrial & economical development.
The major responsibility is expected tobe shouldered by higher technical education. It demands
drasting changes in curriculum and syllabi. The challenges of sustainable industrial & technological
development along with sustainable development of engineering education itself can only be
encountered by rightly trained mindsets of fraternity of Technical Education. Hence the main theme
of National Convention and International Conference is about orientation of technical education
suitable to support the sustainable development. i.e. “Challenges & Opportunities in Technical
Education in the era of Sustainable Development”
THEME & SUB-THEME:
Day 1: Expectations of State & Society from Engineering Education.
Sub theme 1. - Employability enhancement for sustainability
(a) Enhancement of the multi-disciplinary educational experience of students as well as outreach
opportunities.
(b) Present status of Engineering Graduates employability.
(c) Sustainability of engineering graduates in employment.
(d) Opportunities in Green Technology & Clean Technology.
Sub theme 2. – Sustainability of Engineering Institutions
(a) Migration of students for education & its impact.
(b) Quality assurance in Engineering Education -An all-round perspective.
(c) Costs benefit analysis of Engineering Education.
(d) Mushrooming and Sustainability of Engineering Institutions.
(e) Role of Engineering Education in Digital India, Make in India and Skilled India.
(f) Increasing engagement in public policy and debates related to engineering and technology as
well as their relation to socio-engineering issues.
(g) Cycling trends in demand and admissions of courses of Engineering Education and
Forecasting of demand of courses.
Day 2: The Role and Expectations of Industry in shaping Engineering Education.
Sub theme 1. – Ready to employ – Skilled – Trained Engineering Graduates
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Making vacational internship compulsory for Engineering Education.
Case studies of project supported by industry.
Institute –Industry- Interaction for Skilling India
Challenges of Engineering Education towards industry expectations.
Sub theme 2. – Consultancy, Knowledge transfer by Institute
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Contribution of industry to enhance the curriculum.
Establishment of Centre of excellences in Core engineering –Benefits.
Role of Engineering Education in concept of smart city for emerging India.
Motivation of engineers in research & innovation to make India “The super Power”.
Day 3: Sports and show business – A new vistas for Engineering Education.
Sub theme 1.- Role of Technology in Sports and Games
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
For performance measurement.
For performance enhancement.
Accuracy of rules and regulation.
Safety and security.
Broadcasting and communication.
Management of sports events.
Management sports infrastructures.
Sub theme 2.- Impact of Technology on Show Business
(a) Technology and film industry.
(b) Technology and multimedia industry.
Sub theme 3. - Employment potential for engineering Education stakeholders in
Sports & Show Business.
GUIDELINES FOR PAPER SUBMISSION
Full text of papers/case studies, success stories should be typed in default font of MS Word
2007 in Times New Roman on A4 size page with all side margin of 1 inch. Title of Paper - font size 14
bold in Title case, Author Name font size 12 normal in all caps letters, Abstract font size 11 italic.
Headings in 12 normal bold, subheadings in 11 italic, All paragraphs in 11 normal font sentence case
with 1.15 line spacing. References should be listed as per IEEE format. Camera Ready full text of
paper, not exceeding 3000 words and an abstract not exceeding 250 words is to be submitted to the
Organizing Secretary through respective themes e-mail addresses:
Theme 1 :- istenctheme1@gmail.com
Theme 2 :- istenctheme2@gmail.com
Theme 3 :- istenctheme3@gmail.com
It is necessary that all selected papers are presented by the respective authors at the National
Convention & International Conference. Hence, unless at least one of the authors’ registrations is
confirmed on or before 15, December 2015, then their papers will be considered for publication in the
proceedings. Authors will be notified individually for either oral or poster presentation on the website
www.hvpmcoet.in on or before 25, November 2015.
IMPORTANT DATES
Particulars
Dates
Camera Ready paper with abstract to be
15 , November 2015
sent to respective theme e-mail addresses:
Announcement of acceptance of papers
25 ,November 2015
Last date of registration (authors/delegates)
15 ,December 2015
REGISTRATION FEES
Delegates/Authors
Amount
ISTE Members
Rs.2500/-
Non-ISTE Members
Rs.3000/-
Accompanying Spouse/
Guest/ Child above Rs.1500/-
10 years (per person)
Registration Fees include Authors/Delegates registration conference kit and boarding for three
days.
Registration form can be downloaded from website www.hvpmcoet.in.The duly filled
in
Registration Form along with Demand Draft in favor of “Principal HVPM COET’’ payable at
Amravati (M.S.) is to be send by speed post to the Organizing Secretary.
ACCOMODATION:
Hotel accommodation will be provided on request as per the tariff of hotel. The interested
participant/delegates can contact the following person.
For Invitees: - 1.Prof. R.R. Keole Mobile: 098238 52893; E-mail:-----------------------------2. Prof A.B.Potey Mobile: 098901 61891; E-mail:-----------------------------For Delegates: - 1.
2.
Union Minister Road Transport and
Highways, Shipping
New Delhi
Hon. General Secretary, H.V.P.Mandal
Padmashree P. A. Vaidya
Amravati
Padma bhushan Dr Vijay Scientists and IT leaders of India
Nitinji Gadkari
Swagatadhyaksha
Chief Patron
Bhatkar
Shri Subhashji Desai,
Patrons
Dr. Anant Dhatrak
Dr. Pramod Patil
Dr. Hemant Deshmukh
Dr. Hemant Mohod
Dr.Shrikant P.Chendke
Guardian Minister, Amravati
MLA Amravati
President, ISTE New Delhi
Secretery, H.V.P.Mandal Amravati
Chairman, AICTE, New Delhi
Member Secretary, NBA
Vice President ISTE, New Delhi
Executive Secretary, ISTE, New Delhi
Vice-Chancellor,
S.G.B.
Amravati
University, Amravati
Vice-Chancellor, R.T.M. Nagpur University,
Nagpur
Principal Secretary, Higher & Technical
Education MS, Mumbai.
Director, DTE Mumbai
Joint Director, Technical Education, RO
Amravati
Treasurer, HVPM Amravati
Vice President, Clearings Corporation of
India
ISTE, Executive Council Member
ISTE, Executive Council Member
ISTE, Executive Council Member
Chairman, ISTE Section Maharashtra & Goa
Director, HVPM COET, Amravati
Dr. Anant B. Marathe
Dr. Mangesh E. Shelke
Principal, HVPM COET, Amravati
Dean (Academics) , HVPM COET, Amravati
Hon. Pravin Pote
Dr Sunil Deshmukh
Dr. Pratapsinh K.Desai
Dr. Madhuri S. Chendke
Dr.Anil Sahastrabuddhe
Dr. K. Manivanan
Prof. Vijay D. Vaidya
Dr. M. K. Khedkar
Dr. S.P.Kane
Shri. Sanjay Chahande IAS
National Advisory
Committee
Dr. S. K. Mahajan
Prof. D. N. Shingade
Dr. S. H. Deshpande
Shri Kajwadkar
Chairman
Convener
Organizing
Secretary
Local Organizing
Committee
Minister of Industries,
Government of Maharashtra
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
HOW TO REACH US
Nearest Airport: -
Nagpur
Nearest Railway Station: -
Amravati/Badnera (on Mumbai - Howrah Rail Route)
By road:-
150 KM From Nagpur
1.5 KM. from Amravati
10 KM from Badnera Railway Station
Ample number of local vehicles and taxis are available from Amravati Railway station & Bus
Stand. Participants may avail the college bus facility, free of charge from the Amravati & Badnera
Railway Station.
CONTACT ADDRESS
Dr. Mangesh E. Shelke
Organizing Secretary
45th ISTE Annual National Convention & International Conference
Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal’s
College of Engineering and Technology,
Amravati. Maharashtra – 444605 INDIA
Phone- 0721-2563422, 2566566, 097661 19293 Fax: 0721- 2571170
www.hvpmcoet.in E-mail: hvpmcoet2002@gmail.com.