College of Engineering, Mandarathur,Vadakara
Preamble
This power point presentation contains slides showing
the improvement in
(a) Student performance
(b) Faculty contributions
(c) Facilities and technical support
(d) Academic support units and teaching learning process and
(e) Governance, Institutional Support and Financial Resources of
Participating Institutions of TEQIP-II during the project period.
The above parameters are selected from Evaluation Guidelines of
National Board of Accreditation for UG programs-Tier-II.
Student’s Success rate
= (No. of students who cleared the programme in the s t i p u l a t e d period of course duration)/(No.
of students admitted in the first year and students admitted in that batch via lateral entry)
Academic Performance Index
(= Mean of CGPA of all the students on a 10-point CGPA system Or = (Mean of the percentage of
marks of all students / 10)
Placement & Higher Studies
(Assessment = 30 × (x + 1.25y)/N , where, x = No. of students placed, y = No. of students admitted
for higher studies with valid qualifying scores/ranks and N = No. of students who were admitted in the
batch including lateral entry subject to max. assessment points = 30, Percentage of students to be
considered based on first year and lateral entry)
Professional Societies
IEEE
•
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Conducted Robotics workshop in 2012.
Ethical hacking workshop(Tech defence) in 2013
Android workshop-2013
Malabar hub congress hosted -2013
Windows workshop in 2014
Lab view workshop 2014
Conducted a robotics expo.
Circuit and Web Design contests 2014
ISTE
• Conducted EPISTEMO a one
week programme.
• Conducted department wise expert
talk
• Quiz contests were conducted.
ISTE Programs
Sl
No
Departm
ent
1
Date
Program
Name of Expert
10/12/2013
Talk on ISTE (Indian Society for Technical education).
Launched an android app for students to know about the
complete details of the event. It was designed by
Mr.Akhil.K of CS,S6
Dr.V.K Shamsuddin(Deputy
Director,Currriculum
development
centre,Kalamassery)
2
CS,IT
11/12/2013
Seminar about Cyber security and crime for CS,IT
department. Technical events for CS,IT such as
assembling and code debugging. General events such as
‘Wings of fire’ and ‘Pathography’
Dr.P.Vinod
Bhatathiripad,Cyber Forensic
Consultant
3
EC
12/12/2013
Seminar on ‘New trends in phone communication
system’ .
Quiz contest and Circuit debugging’ competetion.
V.R.Muraleedharan(Sub
division engineer,HRD)
4
EI
12/12/2013
Expert talk on ‘DSP concepts and misconcepts’
Circuit designing ,Quiz contest
Dr.M.V.Rajesh,Principal,ISSAT
5
Civil
13/12/2013
Expert talk on ‘New trends in Civil engineering’
Mr.Jayarajan(Faculty,NIT
calicut)
6
EEE
13/12/2013
Expert talk on ‘Energy auditing’
Mr.V.K.Sunil Kumar
Asst.Exec.Engineer,KSEB)
Publications by Students
Sl
No
Student name
1
Faculty
name
Class
Title of paper
Publication
Anju.K.V, Jeena Jose, Jithendra
Karthika Govindan,
K.B
Krishnendu.V.G,
Ramya.C
S8 Electronics
&
Communication
(2013-14 batch)
MODIFIED AES FOR
REDUCED
HARDWARE
COMPLEXITY WITH
DATA
INTEGRITY
VERIFICATION.
Conference
proceedings-nCORE
Tech 2014,LBS ENG
college Kasaragod
2
Apamsula.P.S, Aswathy Jithendra
Krishna.T.P
K.B
Kavya
Valsan,
Shamila.A.H,
Saranya.M.V
S8 Electronics Secure and Hardware
&
Efficient AES with
Communication Enhanced Security.
(2013-14 batch)
Conference
proceedings-nCORE
Tech 2014,LBS ENG
college Kasaragod
3
Jithin
cc,Varun
peethambaran,Sajila K
M,Geethu
Thresya
Plateus,Rejna K
S8
(EEE), Permanent
magnet
2013-14 batch linear
motor
with
advanced poll position
sensing & close loop
control.
Conference
proceedings-nCORE
Tech 2014,LBS ENG
college Kasaragod
Rohikaa
Mickey(EE
E),Roshith
K(EI)
Entrepreneurship initiatives
• Entrepreneurship Development Club (EDC) has formed with one
senior faculty as the chair person.
• College of Engineering Vadakara is the first institution in India to
implement Solar Powered Micro Manufacturing Unit for Third World
Countries.
• Solar Powered Manufacturing Company is established in the
institution with the support of Alumni.
• Collaboration with Innovation Experience, a Trivandrum based social
innovation centre .
• Collaboration with Megabyte Technology ,Trivandrum
Awards/Prizes (Inter-collegiate/State
level/National)
 3rd rank in civil engineering at university level.
 Many students participated in intercollegiate competitions and Aswath
Madhu of computer science department got second place in Javelin
throw.
 Anurag M P of Civil department was part of in CUSAT University
team in all India south zone inter university meet held at Puduchery
university.
 Hari(S5,EC) and Jayakrishnan(S5,CS) of Won first prize in State short
film festival-2014.
Student Teacher Ratio
(Assessment = 20 × 15/STR; subject to max. assessment at 20 where, STR = (x + y + z)/N1
x = No. of students in 2nd year of the programme, y = No. of students in 3rd year of the programme
z = No. of students in 4th year of the programme, N1 = Total no. of faculty members in the
programme (by considering the fractional load)
Faculty Cadre Ratio
(Assessment = 20 × CRI, Cadre ratio index (CRI) = 2.25 × (2x + y)/N; based on 1:2:6 subject to max.
CRI = 1.0, x = No. of professors in the programme, y = No. of associate professors in the programme)
Faculty cadre ratio
8
7.5 7.5
7
7
6
5
4.5
4
4
3
2
1
0
0 0 0
Civil
Electronics &
Instrumentation
Electrical &
Electronics
2010-11
Electronics &
Comm
2011-12
Computer
2012-13
2013-14
IT
Faculty qualifications
(Assessment = 6 × FQI, Faculty qualification index (FQI) = (10x + 6y + 2z0)/N2, where, x+y+z0 ≤
N2, z0 ≤ z, x = No. of faculty members with PhD, y = No. of faculty members with ME/Mtech, z =
No. of faculty members with BE/BTech)
Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme
Specific Criteria (IEEE) – Electronics &
Communication
Jithendra K.B
VLSI
Paper publication
in IEEE Xplore
Secure
Communication
Paper publication
in International
Journal JREEE
Pursuing PhD
Ramanand.K
Embedded
Systems
2 Year Industrial
Experience
Syam
Chandran K
Communication
Publication in
International
Journal IJAR
Arun R
Chandran
Photonics
Publication in
International Journal
Journal of Advanced
Scientific Materials
Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme
Specific Criteria (IEEE) – Electronics &
Instrumentation
Smitha.C.K
Bio Medical
Doing PhD
Signal Processing
Paper publication in
International Journal
IJSER
Nithya.V
Control Systems
Published the papepr
“Model Predictive
Control of Pressure
Process “in ICFTW
Arjun
Pradeep
Communication
Publication in
International Journal
IJAR
Sanoj.K.P
Process control
Characterization of
control valve for liquid
offset rocket application
in IJSER
Debasis
Maharana
Optimization
“Yeild Optimization of Titanium
Dioxide Nano Particle” in
National Conference GEC K
2014
Jasna.K
VLSI
Design of Low Voltage High
Speed Comparator in 180
nanometre CMOS – International
Conference Mount Zion College
of ET, Pathanamthitta
Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme
Specific Criteria (ACM)- Comp Science, IT
Aruna.A.S
Natural language
processing
Published paper in
IN\ternational
Juornal(IJARCS)
February 2014
Anjana T K
CLOUD COMPUTING
Published paper in
international
journal(IJSCE) May 2013
Presented paper in
International conference
at Travancore Engg.
College April 2014
Aswathi Mohan
IMAGE PROCESSING
Published paper in
International
Journal(IJERA) April
2014
Shibily.T
Network Security
Published paper in
International
Journal(IJSER) March
2014
Presented paper in
National conference at
KMEA Engg
College,March 2011
Shaheera K A
CLOUD COMPUTING
Presented paper in
International conference
at Travancore Engg.
College April 2014
Faculty Competencies correlation to
Programme Specific Criteria (ASME)- EEE
Navya Nagath
Electrical Drives
* Published a paper titled comparison
PWM inverter in the Journal IJREEIE
(2014)
* Presented Paper in international
conference CIT Coimbathurre ( 2014)
Reshmi K Raj
Rohikaa Micky
R
Power Electronics
* Presented a paper in international
conference ICRIT (2011)
* Presented a paper in National
conference ECM (2010)
Abhilash R S
Renewable Energy & Smart Grid
* Presented a paper in International
Conference in Green Technologies, TVM
(2012)
DC to DC converter
* Presented a paper
national Conference
NCPEETR (2010)
Anjali Anand
Power electronics.
Presented papper in
national conference
NIT roukela (2013).
M tec in power
electronics and drives
NIT c
Naseef Irshad K A
Electrical Machines
Designed and
developped energy
efficient ceiling fan
using BLDC motor.
Faculty Competencies correlation to
Programme Specific Criteria (ASCE)- Civil
Surya T V
Published a paper on
‘Influence of scale on
SWAT model
calibration for
stream flow in a river
in the humid tropics’
in the Journal of
Water Resources
Management
Published a paper on
Prediction of stream
flow, sediment yield
and nutrient load in
the Chaliyar River
Basin in IJEE
Published a paper in
the proceedings of
KUNSED
Published a paper in
ICHWAM-2010
Paper in the
National conference
on SWaRM
Vijina V V
Guided UG Project
titled CBR value of
soil reinforced with
Rubber waste
Guided UG Project
titled Paper Brick
modified with saw
dust ash
Seema E S
Specialised in
Computer Aided
Structural
Engineering
Guided UG Project
Titled “Compressive
Strength of Rice
Husk Ash blended
Concrete”
Soumyan K
Doing Research in
Retrofitting
Guided UG
Projects based on
structural Analysis
& Design
Shabana Salih
K
Published a
paper titled CBR
value of soil
added with
coconut shell in
IJAET
Published a paper
titled Performance
of crushed concrete
as coarse aggregate
in concrete in the
National
Conference at
GCEK-2014
Published a paper
titled Study on local
clay as Landfill
liner in RACE 2010
Published a paper
titled parametric
study on Skirted
Footing in ICTT2010
Remya K M
Firosmon
Specialized in
Offshore
Engineering
Specialized in
Construction
Technology and
Management
Guided UG
Projects based on
structural
Analysis &
Design
Guided UG
Projects based on
structural Analysis
& Design
Guiding UG
Project Titled”
Study on Self
Curing
Concrete”
Guiding UG
Project Titled”
Importance of
Canoly Canal in
Development of
Calicut City
Faculty Participation in FSDs of two week
duration
FSD-two week duration
2.5
2
2
2
2
1.5
1
1
1
0.5
0
0
Civil
Electrical & Electronics
2010-11
Computer
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Faculty Participation in FSDs of one week
duration
FSD one week
14
13
12
10
8
7
6
6
6
6
5
4
3
2
0
7
3
1
0
Civil
0
Electronics &
Instrumentation
Electrical
Electronics
Electronics &
Comm
2010-11
2011-12
Computer
2012-13
2013-14
IT
Faculty participation as resource persons
Faculty Retention
(Assessment = 3 × RPI/N, Retention point index (RPI) = Sum of the retention points to all faculty members
One retention point for each year of experience at the institution, subject to maximum five points to a faculty
member.)
Faculty research publications
(Assessment of FRP = 4 × (Sum of the research publication points scored by each faculty member)/N
(Instruction: A faculty member scores maximum five research publication points each year, depending upon the quality of the
research papers published in the past three years.) The research papers considered are those (i) which can be located on
internet and/or are included in hard-copy volumes/ proceedings, published by well-known publishers, and (ii) the faculty
member’s affiliation, in the published paper, is of the current institution.
Faculty Intellectual Property Rights (FIPR)
(Assessment of FIPR = 2 × (Sum of the FIPR points scored by each faculty member)/N (Instruction: A faculty
member scores maximum five FIPR points, each year. IPR includes awarded national/international patents,
books, and copyrights.).
Funded R&D projects and consultancy (FRDC)
work
(Assessment of R&D and consultancy projects = 4 × (Sum of FRDC by each faculty member)/N , Instruction: A faculty member
gets maximum five points each year, depending upon the amount of funds and/or c o n t r i b u t i o n s made. A suggestive
scheme is given below for a minimum amount of Rs. 1 lakh: Five points for funding by national agency Four points for funding
by state agency/ private sector Two points for funding by sponsoring trust/society
Faculty interaction with outside world
(Faculty interaction p o i n t s ( F I P ) assessment = 2 × (Sum of FIP by each faculty member)/N
Lecture Halls
Seminar Halls
Tutorial Rooms
Faculty Rooms
(Rooms equipped with white/black board, computer, internet, and other such amenities/facilities, Usage of room for
counselling/discussion with students)
Faculty rooms
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
Civil
Electronics &
Instrumentation
Electrical &
Electronics
Electronics &
Comm
2010-11
2011-12
Computer
2012-13
2013-14
IT
Faculty Rooms
Department
No of cabins/Faculty
room
Civil Engineering
9
Electronics & Communication Engineering
9
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
9
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
9
Computer science
9
Information Technology
9
Laboratories
(No of students per experimental setup, Technical Manpower support)
Computer
• Programming lab(2,2)
• Networks & Operating
system lab (2,2)
• OOP lab(2,2)
• Data structures lab(2,2)
• Microprocessor lab(2,2)
• Computer graphics
lab(2,2)
• System programming and
hardware lab(2,2)
• Language processor
lab(2,2)
IT
• Object Oriented
Programming lab(2,2)
• Data structures lab(2,2)
• Systems programming
lab(2,2)
• Computer graphics
lab(2,2)
• Computer networks
lab(2,2)
Electronics &
Communication
Electronics &
Instrumentation
• Basic electronics lab(4,2)
• Electronics circuits
lab1(4,2)
• Digital electronics lab(4,2)
• Microprocessor lab(4,2)
• Electronics circuits lab2
(4,2)
• Communication lab 1(4,2)
• Communication lab 2(4,2)
• Digital signal processing
lab(4,2)
• Project lab(4,2)
• Basic electronics lab(4,2)
• Electronics circuits
lab1(4,2)
• Digital electronics lab(4,2)
• Microprocessor lab(4,2)
• Electronics circuits lab2
(4,2)
• Instrumentation lab 1(4,2)
• Instrumentation lab 2(4,2)
• Digital signal processing
lab(4,2)
• Project lab(4,2)
Laboratories
(No of students per experimental setup, Technical Manpower support)
Civil
• Survey lab(4,2)
• Strength of materials lab(4,2)
• Concrete technology lab(5,2)
• Geotechnical engineering(5,2)
• Fluid mechanics lab(5,2)
• Transportation engineering lab(5,2)
• Environmental engineering lab(5,2)
• Computer applications in civil engineering lab(2,2)
• Building technology and NDT lab(4,2)
• Structural lab(5,2)
Electrical & Electronics
• Electrical workshop(2,2)
• Basic electrical workshop(5,2)
• Basic electronics lab(5,2)
• Electrical measurements lab(5,2)
• Microprocessor lab(2,2)
• Power electronics lab(5,2)
• Electrical machines lab 1(5,2)
• Electrical machines lab 2(5,2)
• Digital electronics lab(2,2)
• Advanced electrical lab (2,2)
Lab manuals
(Laboratories for which lab manuals are available
Computer science
• Programming lab
• Networks &
Operating system lab
• OOP lab
• Data structures lab
• Microprocessor lab
• Computer graphics
lab
• System programming
and hardware lab
• Language processor
lab
IT
• Object Oriented
Programming lab
• Data structures lab
• Systems
programming lab
• Computer graphics
lab
• Computer networks
lab
Electronics &
communication
Electronics &
Instrumentation
• Basic electronics lab
• Electronics circuits
lab
• Digital electronics
lab
• Microprocessor lab
• Electronics circuits
lab 2
• Communication lab 1
• Communication lab 2
• Digital signal
processing lab
• Project lab
• Basic electronics lab
• Electronics circuits
lab1
• Digital electronics
lab
• Microprocessor lab
• Electronics circuits
lab 2
• Instrumentation lab 1
• Instrumentation lab 2
• Digital signal
processing lab
• Project lab
Lab manuals
(Laboratories for which lab manuals are available)
Electrical &Electronics
Civil
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Survey lab
Strength of materials lab
Concrete technology lab
Geotechnical engineering
Fluid mechanics lab
Transportation engineering lab
Environmental engineering lab
Computer applications in civil engineering
lab
• Building technology and NDT lab
• Structural lab
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Electrical workshop
Basic electrical workshop
Basic electronics lab
Electrical measurements lab
Microprocessor lab
Power electronics lab
Electrical machines lab 1
Electrical machines lab 2
Digital electronics lab
Advanced electrical lab
Language Lab
(How do you use it ?)
• Language lab is setup with 30 student nodes and 1 Teacher console
• Language Lab Software is used for teaching learning process.
• One hour class per week is mandatory for 1st year students
• Senior students can use the lab at free time.
• One faculty is appointed exclusively for this purpose.
Tutorial Classes
(Subject, no of students in a tutorial class, hours)
IT
Computer
science
EIE
ECE
• Tutorial
classes
provided for
30 subjects
• No of students
per tutorial
hour-34
• 15 hours/week
• Tutorial
classes
provided for
30 subjects
• No of students
per tutorial
hour-34
• 15 hours/week
• Tutorial
classes
provided for
30 subjects
• No of students
per tutorial
hour-34
• 15 hours/week
• Tutorial
classes
provided for
30 subjects
• No of students
per tutorial
hour-34
• 15 hours/week
Mentoring System
(how do you mentor students individually?)
• Each faculty is a mentor of 8 – 10 students of each class
• Each mentor is supposed to be aware of the educational, cultural, and financial
background of the family to which the student belongs to
• Students are supposed to meet their mentor whenever they feels
bottlenecks/problems in academic/personal matters
• Each mentor used to monitor their students academic performance regularly.
• If the students are found weak in a particular subject, mentor recommends them
for remedial classes.
• The performance after remedial classes also measured.
• Mentors must have contacts with their student’s parents/guardians and is
supposed to discuss the relevant matters and to give directions if required
Feedback analysis
(how do you do it? Reward/corrective measures)
• An effective feedback system is designed and feedback is taken 2 times per
semester
• The intension of feedback system is to identify the weaknesses, if any,
rectify it, and to improve the performance of the faculty.
• Department Academic committee consolidates the feedback from students
• Head of the departments used to analyze and comment on the final report.
The areas where improvements needed is specified here.
• Based on the feedback, Training Need Analysis report is prepared and
Faculties are directed to attend FDPs of different Domains.
Scope for self learning
(Generation of self-learning facilities)
• Major Projects undertaken by the students are supposed to be highly innovative or
based on the recent Papers Published in reputed Journals/Conferences.
• Students are encouraged to present their work as Papers in Conferences/Journals.
Financial support is given in this regard.
• Assignments are given in such a way that students are to contribute something
which is not taught in the class
• Technical Festival Quasso Liberum conducted every year in which students
contribute innovative designs, concepts etc.
• Individual departments publish Technical Magazines which improve technical
knowledge, design capability etc.
Scope for self learning
(Availability of materials for learning beyond syllabus)
Books
Journals
Digital access
Internet
Hard binded-17800
Elsevier
Digital Library facility
Wi-Fi access
Ebooks-838
Springer link
Online public access
catalogue(OPAC)
High speed internet
connectivity
IEEE explore
Moodle implemented
for first year syllabus
MC Grow Hill Access
Engineer
Moodle
implementation for all
other semesters being
started.
JGate
Hard binded Journals51
Career Guidance, Placement Unit
(Availability of an exclusive Well furnished Seminar Hall, Central Computing Facility, Soft skill
development, employability assessment)
• A Placement and Training unit is established with a senior faculty as
Placement Officer
• Well furnished seminar halls in each block (4)
• Central computing facility with 45 computers and high Speed Internet
Connectivity
• Soft skills and Employability skill
development programmes
conducted for all students.
• Employability assessment programs are conducted for final year
students as part of awarding certification
Placement cell activities (2014 -15)
Duration
No .Students
targeted
Dates
Resource
Persons/Com
pany
Final
3 days
194
22,23,24 Aug
2014
FACE
CS/IT
Final
1day
80
14-Sep-14
QBURST
All
Final
1day
198
21-Sep-14
APTECH
1st & 2nd sem
1day
194
01-Aug-14
PROMETHIS
Sl No
Name of the
Program
Year
Branch
Batch
1
Skill Development
Program for final
Years
2014-15
All
2
Placement Drive
2014-15
3
NAC TECH Test
2014-15
4
Orientation program
2014-15
5
6
7
8
9
Employability Skill
Development
Employability Skill
Development
Employability Skill
Development
Employability Skill
Development
Employability Skill
Development
All
2014-15
CS
3rd Sem
2days
65
Oct-14
2014-15
EI
3rd Sem
2days
45
Sep-14
2014-15
EC
3rd Sem
2days
65
Aug-14
2014-15
EEE
3rd Sem
2days
65
Sept 2014
2014-15
CIVIL
3rd Sem
2days
65
Oct-14
CRAFT
SUCCSES
CRAFT
SUCCSES
CRAFT
SUCCSES
CRAFT
SUCCSES
CRAFT
SUCCSES
Placement cell activities (2012 -14)
Dates
Resource
Persons/Compan
y
Year
Branch
Batch
Duration
No .Students
targeted
2013-14
All
Final
3 days
200
24,25,26Jan 2014
Career Launcher
2013-14
CS
5th Sem
2days
65
Aug-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2013-14
EI
5th Sem
2days
56
Aug-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2013-14
EC
5th Sem
2days
65
Aug-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2013-14
EEE
5th Sem
2days
65
Sep-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2013-14
CIVIL
5th Sem
2days
65
Sep-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2013-14
IT
5th Sem
2days
30
Sep-14
CRAFT SUCCSES
2012-13
All
Final
5days
200
Jul-12
2012-13
All
5th Sem
3days
240
Jul-12
2012-13
All
3rd Sem
2days
200
Aug-12
INSIGHT JOB
GURU
INSIGHT JOB
GURU
INSIGHT JOB
GURU
Technology Business Incubator
Start-up name
Start up name
• Green
Eco
System
and
Manufacturing Concern L.lp
• Manufacturing solar electrical and
electronics/renewable energy.
• Jithin C C (CEO)
• Shyam Kumar Director Thenmala
Eco System(Mentor)
• Rohika Mickey ( AP,EEE) Prabu
(AP,EC)Nithin (AP,EI) (Mentor)
• Registered a start up at Ministry
of Company affairs to start a
Limited
liability
partnership
company at Virtual incubation
start up village kalamassery.
• Started by s8 students of
Computer Science department.
Co-curricular activities
• College conducted several programs under ISTE/IEEE like quiz contests, expert talks etc.
• Technical fest conducted at college.
• Robotics workshop .
• Circuit designing contest
• Web designing contest has been conducted.
• Personality development programs helps the students to face the interviews with confidence.
• College conducts soft skill development programs for students.
• Employability skill development programme for all final year and third year students.
Co-Curricular activities
Sl
No
IEEE
ISTE
1
Conducted Robotics workshop in Talk
on ISTE (Indian Society for Technical QUASSO2012.
education) in Dec 2013
LIBERUM
Technical
fest
is
conducted every year.
2
Ethical hacking
defence) in 2013
3
Android workshop-2013
Seminar on ‘New trends in phone communication
system’ in Dec 2013.
4
Malabar hub congress hosted -2013
Expert talk on ‘DSP concepts and misconcepts’
Circuit designing contest and Quiz contest
5
Windows workshop in 2014
Expert talk on ‘New trends in Civil engineering’ in
Dec 2013.
6
Lab view workshop 2014
Expert talk on ‘Energy auditing’ in Dec 2013
7
Conducted a robotics expo.
8
Circuit and Web Design contests 2014
workshop(Tech Seminar about Cyber security and crime for CS,IT
department in Dec 2013.
Extra-curricular activities
• Sports and Games are conducted in the Campus annually
• Arts festivals are conducted annually.
• NSS unit is established with a Faculty as Officer. 10 Day NSS Camps are conducted
annually. Conducted Blood Donation camps in every year
• Creative writing talents are encouraged and College magazine is published every year.
• A Nature Club is formed with a faculty member as Coodinator. The club takes initiative
for beautification of Campus
• The Project- DAKSHINA is in progress which is meant for donating a home to the
poorest family in the Village. The money for this is contributed by all Faculty, Staff and
Students of the Institution
Facilities for Sports and Games
• A Physical Education Director is appointed for Sports and Games.
• A couching camp for the Volley ball is organized every year.
• Volley ball and Badminton courts are used by students after college timing.
The work of main ground has been started.
• Annual Sports and Games are conducted in January every year.
• Students are sent for university level, State level and National level
competitions
Campus Development and Management
• Campus monitoring and beautification committee is formed with one
senior faculty member as Coordinator.
• Drinking water facilities are provided in each floor of each block.
• Waist Deposal system is implemented in the campus.
• Sufficient number of Toilets are attached in each block and cleanliness
is maintained by cleaning 2 times per day.
• Sick rooms are attached in every blocks with first aid facilities
• Fire extinguishers in each block.
Hostels
• 4 ladies hostel and 1 men’s hostel (450 students) are functioning
outside the college premises managed by the institution on rented
buildings.
• Proposal for ladies, men’s hostel and staff quarters are already
submitted and tendering work for ladies hotel is expected during
December 2014.
Canteen
• A well furnished canteen with a seating capacity of 100 persons at a
time.
• Canteen functions from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm.
• Foods are served at subsidized rate for the students and staff.
• Canteen is managed by a canteen committee consisting of staff and
students.
Transport facilities
• College has eight buses.
• Drivers are appointed on contract basis.
• Bus timings are scheduled in such a way that smooth functioning of
classes from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm is ensured.
• Free transportation facilities are provided for remedial /special classes.
Electricity, power backup and telecom
Sl NO
ITEM
POWER
No
1
Generator
62.5KW
1
2
Generator
250watts
1
3
Generator
125kw
Order given
4
Telephone connection
4 land line
1 mobile
5
Intercom
All blocks are
connected
6
UPS
10 KVA
7
7
UPS
5KVA
3
8
UPS
2KVA
10
Drinking Water
• There are three bore wells at the college campus. Sufficient quantity
and quality of drinking water is available in the campus though out the
day.
• Coolers are installed in each block.
Grievance readressal forums
Name
Position
CAPE Director (Ex Officio) – Dr Ravindran
Ombudsman
Principal(Ex Officio) – Dr.O.A.Joseph
Chairman
PTA Vice President – Thomas T. George
Vice Chairman
Jithendra K.B
Member
Shibli T
Member
Nithin T
Member
Surya T.V
Member
Prasanth T.K
Member
It is mandatory to conduct committee meeting at least
twice in an year
Budget & Expenditure of college 2013-14
INCOME
EXPENDITURE
SL No
SOURCE OF
INCOME
AMOUNT
SL
N
O
ITEM
BUDGETED(in
rupees)
ACTUAL(in
rupees)
1
Tuition fee
64262600
1
Salary for staff
51900000
49856000
2
TEQIP
30000000
2
Faculty and staff development program
(Technical,Management & office)
3
CAPE
20000000
1200000
600000
652676
204425
1400000
524559
Procurement of
software,library,equipments,furniture
Miscellaneous expenses
29550000
1000000
27749096
953285
8
Utilities &
amenities(KSEB,internet,water,phone)
Construction work
2500000
18000000
2276000
15000000
9
Balance
3
R&D
4
Finishing school & placement cell
5
6
7
Total
114262600
Total
14737471
111850000
114262600
Budget & Expenditure of college 2014-15
INCOME
EXPENDITURE
SL No
SOURCE OF
INCOME
AMOUNT
SL
N
O
ITEM
BUDGETED(in
rupees)
1
Tuition fee
67631350
1
Salary for staff
56500000
2
TEQIP
20000000
2
Faculty and staff development program
(Technical,Management & office)
3
CAPE
30000000
3
R&D
4
Finishing school & placement cell
5
6
7
8
Total
117631350
1500000
600000
1600000
Procurement of
software,library,equipments,furniture
Miscellaneous expenses
20000000
1000000
Utilities &
amenities(KSEB,internet,water,phone)
Construction work
2800000
30000000
Total
114000000
Library
No of library staff: 5
Campus Network
• Total network points-596
• Wi-Fi access points-12
• All the five block has Wi-Fi access points and network access points
Safety norms and checks
• Fire extinguisher in every block
• First aid box in every block.
• Safety committee is functioning in the campus.
Counselling & Medical Care
• In house and outstation training programs are attended by faculty and
staff members
• Counselling cell is formed with faculty members who attended basic
counselling training program.
• Service of clinical psychologist for student counselling.
Key Performance Indicators
Minutes of Board
of Governors (BoG)
meetings
Statutory Audit
• Minutes of ten BOG
meetings are
uploaded.
• Two statutory audits
are conducted(201213,2013-14)
Performance Audit
along with Data
Audit
• Two performance
audit along with
data audit are
conducted(201213,2013-14)
Initial Governance
Development Plan
• Governance
development plan is
prepared and
approved in Board
of Governors
meeting.
% of committed
expenditure out of
funds received
• 3.52%
Key Performance Indicators
% of Expenditure of
the total funds
received
% of Procurement
plan out of 5.5 Crores
• 87.83%
• 93.09%
MIS data entry
• 2010-11, 2011-12,
2012-13,2013-14
Completed
• , 2014-15 on going
Mandatory
Participation in CIIAICTE survey
• Completed
Participation in
TEQIP Faculty, Staff
and Students
Satisfaction Survey
• 95% Completed
• Expected to be
completed by 28th
October 2014