75978112 Sar Nba Etc PartII

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Self Assessment Report (SAR)

For NBA Accreditation of Undergraduate

Engineering Programme

Department of (Electronics and

Telecommunication Engineering)

JSPMs

Rajarshi Shahu College of EngineeringS. No 80, Pune Mumbai Bypass Highway,


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Part I

INSTITUTIONAL SUMMARY

(Criteria I and II)

I.0.1 College/Institute/University Name and Address

Name : Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering,

S. No. 80, Pune Mumbai Bypass Highway, Tathawade,

Pune, Maharashtra. Pin Code 411 033.

I.0.2 Name, designation, telephone numbers and

e-mail id of the contact person

Name : Prof. Dr. D.S. Bormane

Designation : Principal

Telephone Nos : 020 22934347, 64739810

020 22934084 (Extn 208)

020 22933423 (Extn 208)

020 22934344 (Extn 208)

Tele Fax : 020 - 22933424

E-mail id : [email protected]


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2001

2002

engineering (UG, PG and diploma), computer

applications (MCA), management (MBA andPGDM), pharmacy (degree and diploma),

education (degree and diploma) besides three

primary schools affiliated to state / CBSE board

and three pre primary schools.

Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, the

Flagship college of JSPM started in the year 2001

at its Tathawade campus with following

programmes

1. Electronics & TelecommunicationEngineering with intake 60.

2.

Computer Engineering with intake 45.

3.

Information Technology with intake 45

1. Computer Engineering intake increased from45 to 60.

2. Information Technology intake increased from


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2007

2008

2.

Mechanical Engineering intake increased from

60 to 120.

3.

New programme Master of Business

Administration started with intake 60.

1.

New programme P G in Electronics Engineering

(Digital Systems) started with intake 18.

2.

New programme P G in Mechanical

Engineering (Heat Power) started with intake

18.

1.

New programme P G in Civil Engineering

(Structures) started with intake 18.

Summary of Programmes and seats :

(a) Electronics & Telecommunication -- 120

(b) Mechanical Engineering -- 120

(c) Civil Engineering -- 60

(d) Computer Engineering -- 60


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I.0.5 Financial Status : Private Self financing.

I.0.6 Nature of Trust/Society : Jayawant ShikshanPrasarak Mandal, Pune.

List of other institutes/colleges run by the Trust/Society :

Refer to annexure I attached.

I.0.7 External Sources of Funds (in lakhs) :

Name of External

Source

CFY

2009 10

CFY m1

2008 09

CFY m 2

2007 08

Research Grant

from University of

Pune.

Rs 13.96 Rs 1.64 NIL

I.0.8 Internally Acquired Funds (in lakhs):

Name of

Internal Source

CFY

2009 10

CFY m1

2008 09

CFY m 2

2007 08

From JSPM Rs 588.919 Rs 874.424 Rs 366.379

I 0 9 S h l hi fi i l i t id d


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I.0.10 Basis/examination for admission to the

engineering college :All India entrance/State level entrance/University entrance/

12thlevel/other (specify) :

(a) All India Entrance A I E E E

(All India Engineering Entrance Examination)

(b) State Level Entrance M H C E T

(Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test)

I.0.11 Total No. of Engineering Students :

(a) U G Engg :Boys : 1451, Girls : 438, Total : 1889

(b) P G Engg : Boys : 49, Girls : 47, Total : 96

Total No. of Other Students :

(a) M B A : Boys : 92, Girls : 26, Total : 118

(b) M C A : Boys : 126, Girls : 51, Total : 177

I.0.12 Total No. of employee :

(a) Teaching : Male : 91, Female : 69, Total : 160

(b) Non Teaching : Male: 109 Female : 13, Total : 122


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Teaching facultyin science and

humanities

13 13 13 13 11 12

Non Teaching staff

Total

121

214

124

225

94

169

112

190

92

137

117

167

Criteria I :Organization & Governance, Resources,

Institutional Support, Development & Planning

I-I.1 Campus infrastructure and facility (30)

I-I.1.1 Land, built up area and academic infrastructure

Physical resources available (5):

(a) Exclusive for this college

Land 05acres, Built up space 20,663sq m

(b) Shared with other colleges in this campus

Land Nilacres, Built up space Nilsq m

I-I.1.2 Maintenance of academic infrastructure and

facilities (5)Specify distinct features ----

College has different sections/cells to maintain the


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(b) Noise level is within permissible limits as per BIS

norms for institutional buildings.

(c) Every year World Water Day is celebrated by

organizing guest lectures/ seminar, poster and painting

exhibition etc to create awareness.

(d) Tree plantation activity is a regular annual feature

in near by villages under N S S programmes.

I-I.1.4 Hostel (Boys and Girls) (5)

(a) Hostel for Boys? YES, Exclusive/Shared/Rented,

No. of Rooms : 63,

No. of accommodated students : Out of 160 students,

146 are from this college.

No. of students in waiting list: NIL.

(b) Hostel for Girls ? YES,Exclusive /Shared/Rented,

(i) Own (shared) : No. of Rooms 37,

No. of accommodated students : Out of 73

students, 45 are from this college.

No. of students in waiting list : NIL.


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(b) Canteen ? YES

(i) Seating Capacity :(aa) Students : 150.

(bb) Staff : 12

(ii) Usage :

(i) Students : (aa) Breakfast - 1500

(bb) Lunch - 300(cc) Dinner - 150

(ii) Staff : (aa) Breakfast - 75

(bb) Lunch - 30

I-I.1.6 Electricity, power backup, telecom, water etc (5)

(a) Electricity : Maharashtra State Electricity Board(MSEB) 200 KV transformer is installed in the

campus exclusively for electric supply to JSPM

campus institutions.

(b) Power Back up : One 165 KV Generator Set is

installed exclusively for power back up to theengineering college and the hostel.

(c) Telecommunication :


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installed. All the departments, offices,

campus institutions, sections etc have been

provided connection from this exchange.

(d) Water Supply : Water Treatment Plant has been

installed in the campus for provision of water supply to

all the institutions in the campus, gardens and

lawns. Besides this, RO water purifiers have also been

provided in all the buildings and the hostels for drinking

water purpose.

I-I.2 Organization, governance and transparency (20)

I-I.2.1 Governing body, administrative set up and functions of

various bodies (5)Governing, Senate and all other Academic and

Administrative bodies, their membership, functions and

responsibilities, relation of the members of such bodies

with the principal owner of the college/institute,frequency of the meetings and attendance therein, in

tabular form. A few sample minutes of the meetings and


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(b)

Local Managing Committee : As per the Maharashtra

Universities Act 1994 Statute 85, Local Managing Committee

is constituted. The meetings of LMC are conducted twice a year.

The details are annexed at annexure IV.

Sample minutes of these meetings and the action taken report

are attached at annexure V (i) and (ii).

(c) Academic Committees :List of academic and administrative

bodies/committees is at annexure VI.The records of

membership, functions, frequency of the meetings of these

committees are available with respective office bearers.

I-I.2.2 Defined rules, procedures, recruitment and promotional

policies etc (5)

List of published rules, policies and procedures, year of

publications awareness among the employees/students,

availability on web etc.

(a) List of Rules : Refer to annexure VII.

(b)

List of Policies : Refer to annexure VIII.

(c) List of Procedures : Refer to annexure IX.


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to ensure proper, effective and efficient administration.

List of faculty members who are administrators /

decision makers is at annexure X.

(b) Specify the mechanism and composition of

Grievance Redress system, including faculty

association, and staff-union, if any.

Fully functional Grievance Redress Committee is

in place. The composition and functions of Grievance

Redress Committee is given at annexure XI.

There is no faculty association / staff union.

I-I.2.4 Transparency and availability of correct/unambiguous

information (5)

(a)

Dissemination and availability of institute/

programme specific information through the web.

College information as per AICTE Mandatory

Disclosure format is posted and is available on the

College Website : www.jspm.edu.in

The same is periodically updated.


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(Rs in lakhs) (Rs in Lakhs)

Acquisition of

land; & new

building and

infrastructural

built-up

75.00 73.22

(Towards

Maintenance)

90.37

(Towards

maintenance)

225.70

Library 50.00 42.46 52.06 10.22

Laboratory

Equipment

55.00 51.37 178.24 16.04

Laboratory

Consumables

80.00 78.84 75.63 45.73

Teaching &

Non teaching

staff salary

800.00 805.20 796.71 586.32

Travel 50.00 52.28 22.44 23.75

Other, specify

(a) Furniture

(b) Operation

5.00 5.00 28.48 19.44


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No of Users (Reading space) per day 200.

(b) Timings : Academic Working day : 8:30 AM to6:00 PM Academic Weekend : 8:30 AM to 12:00

midnight, Vacation : 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM

(during examination)

I-I.4.2 Availability of qualified librarian and other staff, Library

automation, online access, networking (5)

(a) No. of Lib. Staff : 9, Staff with degree in Lib : 5

(b) Computerization for search, indexing, issue/return

records? YES/ NO

(c) Bar-coding used ?YES

/NO

(d) Library services on internet? YES / NO,

(e) Indest or other similar membership? YES / NO.

Specify ----

(i) IEL on line for E and TC Department.

(ii) ASCE for Civil Engineering Department.

(iii) ASME for Mechanical Engineering Department.

(iv) ACM for Computer/IT/MCA Departments


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titles (5):

Year No ofTechnical

Magazines/Periodicals

No of TotalTechnical

Journalssubscribed

Internationallyacclaimed

titles in(Originals,reprints)In Hard

copyIn softCopy

CFYm2

2007-08

10 42 - 39

CFYm1

2008-09

16 50 - 43

CFY

2009-10

13 45 - 44

I-I.4.5 Digital library (5)Availability of Digital Lib. contents : YES/ NO

If available

No. of Courses : 07 of Books 20 per course, Any

other?

E-journals and CDs.

Availability of an exclusive server? YES / NO


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Core Lab

Description

Space/No.

of

students

No. of

experiments

Quality of

instruments

Lab

manuals

Physics

Lab

(Exclusive)

Batch size

20

students

Area 98 sq

m

4.9 sq m 10

Sem I 05

Sem II 05

Calibration

and quality

as per

university

norms

Manuals

are

prepared

and are

available

to

students

Chemistry

Lab

(Exclusive)

Batch size

20

students

Area 98 sq

m)

4.9 sq m. 10

Sem I 05

Sem II 05

Calibration

and quality

as per

university

norms

Manuals

are

prepared

and are

available

to

students


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Basic Civil

Engg Lab

Batch size

20

Area 98 sq

m

(sharing

with Civil

Engg Dept)

4.9 sq m. Basic Civil

Engg 08

Applied

Mechanics

08

Calibration

and quality

as per

university

norms

Manuals

are

prepared

and are

available

to

students

Basic Mech

Engg Lab

Batch size

20

Area 98 sq

m

(sharing

with Mech

Engg Dept)

4.9 sq m. Engg

Graphics

05

Basic Mech

Engg 08

Study

Experiments

(Basic Mech

Engg)

Models are

as per

University

norms

Manuals

are

prepared

and are

available

to

students


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students

Batch size

60

Area 810

sq m

13.5 sq

m.

Part I :

3 jobs

1 Carpentry

2 Welding

Techniques

3 Sheet

Metal Work

Part II :

1 Study of

measuring

instruments.

2 Demo of

basic

workshop

tools,

equipments,

machines

1 Machine

installation

as per

industrial

norms and

safety

measures.

2 Proper

Electrification

Manuals

are

prepared

and are

available

to

students


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Availability in an exclusive lab for Internet use ?

YES/ NO

Availability in most computing labs ? YES / NO

Availability in departments & other units ? YES / NO

Availability in faculty rooms ? YES / NO

I-I.7 Co-curricular & extra curricular activities (10)

I-I.7.1 Co-curricular and extra curricular activities e.g.

NCC/NSS, cultural activities etc (5)

Specify :

The students are encouraged to take active part in co

and extracurricular activities. Every year the students

supported by the college management organizes

Innovision a technical events in which students from

various colleges from Maharashtra, karnatak, Gujrat

and other places participate. Some of the events are :

(a) Technical Paper Presentation

(b) Robotics and IC Engine

I Technical Quiz


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I IEEE college Chapter.

(d) NEN Students E-cell.

The college has signed MOUs with :

(a) Gills Instrument Channel Partner of Texas

Instruments

(b) ACTEL USA for VLSI Design

I Indian Express Group, Pune

The college is accredited by TCS, and has Campus

Connect Programme with INFOSIS

I-I.7.2 Sports grounds and facilities (5)

College encourages students to take part in

various outdoor/indoor games at University /District

/State level sports competitions/tournaments. Proper

Ground exists in the campus. College provides facilities

in terms of sports kits, participation /registration charges,

coaching, travel and refreshment expenses. Our teams

participate in following sports events :

1. Football

2. Volleyball


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I-I.8 Career guidance, Training, placement and

Entrepreneurship cell (15)I-I.8.1 Effective career guidance services including counseling

for higher studies (5)

An exclusive Career guidance and Training and

Placement cell is in place headed by a retired defense

service officer equivalent to professor. The cell has

established healthy relations with core and IT industries

and is very effective in organizing campus interviews.

Specify facility, management and impact :

The Training and Placement Cell arranges various training

capsules for the overall personality and soft skill developmentof the students.

The TPO has established good contacts and relations with

core

as well as IT industries.

Majority of the eligible students get placed through theplacement Cell even during the third year. Renowned

industries such as TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahendra and so on


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Guest / Expert lectures to promote entrepreneurship

are organized. Activities to impart knowledge of

business skills and team building have been

undertaken.

I-I.9 Safety norms and checks (5)

Proper SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) exist

which elaborate following aspects :

1.

Office / department / laboratories and class room

opening and closing procedure,

2. Location of original and duplicate keys along with

names of holders.

3. Security orders for security during working and

after college hours.

4. Duties of security guards.

5. Action on breakout of fire, use of fire extinguishers,

6. Discipline and security of students in the hostel

7. Anti Ragging measures.

All these procedures are properly implemented,

regularly monitored as under :


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proper closure of all the lab, class rooms, and

mains supply to labs. He then closes the HOD office

and deposit the key in the key box in the college

office and makes entry to that effect in the register.

(f) The register is put up to the Principal for check

and signature.

I-I.10 Emergency medical care and first-aid (10)

I-I.10.1 Medical staff to provide first-aid and medical help in

emergency.

(a) No of Medical practitioners ----.

(b) No of nursing staff ----.

Specify Medical facility within the Institute/College ?

Medical facility nearby.

I-I.10.2 Availability of ambulance services (response times and

medical facility)

(a) No. of ambulances within the institute/college ----

(b) Facility in ambulances ----.

(c) Response-time in calling ambulance services from

outside ----.


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The First Aid, medical and counseling facility provided

by the college has been appreciated by CantonmentGeneral Hospital Dehu Road Pune.

Copy of the Cantonment General Hospital letter and MOU are

attached as annexure XII and XIIIrespectively

Criteria II : Evaluation and Teaching- Learning Process

II-I.1 Evaluation system (40)

II-I.1.1 Published schedule in academic calendar for

assignments/mid-semester tests, distribution of

corrected scripts (10)

Items in

Academic

Calendar

Conduct during

the period or in the

academic work

Performance

Feedback/Distribution of

Scripts during the period or

in the academic work

Assignments Home Assignments During period

Tests During period During period

Mid - sem

examination

During period During period


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Sample course files, handouts, course deliveries, mapped with identified

PEO will be produce / presented to experts at the time of visit.

II-I.1.3 Quality of problems in assignments/tests/semester

examinations and their closeness and mapping with

Programme Educational Objectives (15)

Sample assignment sheets, test papers, Lab

2 Academic calendar

3 Individual timetable

4 University Syllabus

5 Teaching methodology as per University

6 Session Plan

7 Last 5 years university Question Papers

8 Test Paper Mid. Term and End Term

9 Test paper solutions

10 Mid term Mark list, End Term Mark list

11 Retest Question paper, attendance, solution and mark list.

12 List of Assignments

13 Last 3 years subject results

14 Extra efforts/Lectures (If conducted)


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queries : size of tutorial classes, hours per subject in

timetable (10)

(a) Provision of tutorial classes in time table ? YES/NO

For specific subjects as per University Syllabus and not for

all subjects. Provision of tutorial classes has been made in

the time table. Tutorial classes are conducted only for subjects

mentioned in the course syllabus.(b) Tutorial sheets : YES/NO

(c) Tutorial classes taken by : Faculty/ Teaching

Assistants / Senior students/Other (specify)

(d) No. of tutorial classes per subject 1(one) per week

per batch

Only for specified subjects as per University

syllabus.

(e) No. of students per tutorial class 20.

(f) No of subjects with tutorials

(i) Ist year : 1* (ii) 2ndyear : 3, (iii) 3rdyear : Nil,

(iv) 4thyear : Nil.


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(Details will be shown to the Expert Committee)

Provision of Remedial Classes in Time Table ? YES/NO

Number ofsubjects having Remedial Classes : 10

3subjects out of total 5 subjects per semester for SE. Sem-I

4subjects out of total 5 subjects per semester for.SE. Sem-II

1subjects out of total 5 subjects per semester for TE. Sem-I

2 subjects out of total 5 subjects per semester for SE. Sem-II

Number of students having Remedial Classes :

It depends on their performance and result.

Remedial classes are required to be conducted for

approximately 20 students out of total 120 during each

Network analysis.(S E) Signal systems (S E)

Solid state devices and

circuits (S E)

Electromagnetics (S E)

Engg. Maths III (S E) DS (S E)

ICA (S E) EWRS (T E)

DSP (T E) ITCT (TE)


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II-I.2.3 Mentoring system to help at individual levels (5)

Type of Mentoring: Professional guidance/ CareerAdvancement/ Course work specific/Lab specific/Total

Development.

Guardian Faculty Members (GFM) is appointed for a group

of 20 to 25 students who take care of their academic &

individual problems. Experts are invited to deliver lectures

on career advancement and personality development.

Number of Faculty mentors : 12,

Number of students per mentor : 25

Frequency of Meeting : Weekly/Monthlyper

semester / Need based/other.

II-I.3 Teaching evaluation process : Feedback system (30)

II-I.3.1 Design of proforma and process of feedback evaluation (5)

Number of Feedback items 22, Number of levels - 06

Space for descriptive feedback/suggestion etc ? YES/NO

Any consistency check ? :YES/NO

Any performance/attendance profile ? : YES/NO


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Percentage of students participating 70 to 80 %

Specify the feedback analysis process

Is this done manually ? YES / NO

What metrics are calculated ?

Totaling of each and every points as per grading by the

students and their analysis by the HOD to find the strength

and weaknesses of the faculty and suggestion by the HODsand Principal to improve their performance.

What is inferred from the metrics ?

Strengths and weaknesses of the faculties. Measures to

correct the weaknesses

How are the comments used ?

Teacher performance is graded on1 to 5 scale.

1. Below Average 2. Average 3. High average

4. Above average 5. Outstanding

Based on the comments, the faculty is advised to

take

corrective measures and HOD along with academic

coordinator and senior faculty members monitor the


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Was result considered ? YES / NO

Number of awards in CAY : Nil, in CAYm1 : 04in CAYm2 :02.

Number of corrective action in CAY 01,

in CAYm1 01, in CAYm2 01

II-I.3.4 Any feedback mechanism from alumni, parents and

industry (10)

Specify the mechanism of feedback collection and

Analysis

Number of feedback received in CAY : Nil,

in CAYm1 : 20,in CAYm2 : 25.

Specially typical corrective action taken, if any -----

II-I.4 Self Learning and Learning beyond syllabus

(20)

II-I.4.1 Generation of self learning facilities and motivation (10)

Specify self learning mode and modules .

(a) Assignments are given to the students on the topics

hi h i t t b t t t f th ll b


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Theory Modules conducted to cover contents beyond syllabi to meet

PEOs

Class & Subject CurriculumGap

Additional Efforts PEOsSatisfied

SE(E&TC)Data Structures

C-Programming

Concepts

Extra Lectures takento cover C-

programming concepts

2

BE (E&TC)

Optical and MicrowaveCommunication

Field Visit

required to SeeMicrowavecommunication

Link

Visited Satellite earth

station GMRTNarayangaon

3,4

BE (E&TC)Embedded Systems

Field Visitrequired to See

embeddedproduct

development

Visited ConfidentElecronics, Banglore

3,4

BE (E&TC)Electronic Product

designElectronic

Measurement

Field Visitrequired to Seeactual test andmeasurementtechniques for

qualityassurance

Visited ETDC, Pune 3,4

TE (E&TC)

Electromagnetic Wavesand Radiating SystemsDigital Communication

Field Visit

required to SeeAntenna,

Trasmitter andreceiver

Visited Nokia Siemens,

Panjim, Goa

3,4


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Bhopale Mihir

Enterprises, Pune

25/09/08TE(E&TC)Electromagnetic Waves& Radiating Systems

Recent Trendsand Antennadesign

Recent trends inElectromagnetic and

Antenna Design02/02/09 to 03/02/09

4,5

BE(E&TC)EmbededSystem

Recent Trendsin EmbeddedSystems

3 Day Workshop onAdvanced Embedded

System11-13 Sep 2009

4,5

BE(E&TC)Electronic ProductDesign

Quality Controlof Electronicproducts

Industrial Visit toETDC, Pune

Sept 2009

4,5

1.Shilesh B Patil2.Samina shikalgar

exposureto Industrialenvironment

Industrial Training10/6/09 to 20/06/0914/06/09 to 15/07.09

4,5

BE(E&TC) RFID

Technology

Guest lecture on RFID

TechnologyMr. Narendra Patil25/09/2009

4,5

SE(E&TC) Management(HSS)

Building Excellence inHR by Mr. Paritkar22/1/2010

4,5

SE(E&TC)TE(E&Tc)

Management(HSS)

Synthesis of Scienceand religion

Dr. Stephen Knapp,TexasESCON, Pune10/09/2009

4,5


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(2009-10 Semester I)

Basic Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Graphics - IIMrs P P

Sathe

BE Mech Lecturer 03.7.2007 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr M D

Hambarde

ME Mech Asst Prof 11.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr N D

Khire

ME Mech Lecturer 01.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr V J

Jagtap


BME

Mr S M

Jadhav

ME Mech Lecturer 04.8..2008 Mechanical EG I

Mrs G VPhadtare

BE Mech Lecturer 15.7.2008 Mechanical EG I,II

Mr S S

Pimpale

ME Mech Sr

Lecturer

04.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Basic Civil Engineering

Mrs N P

Jajoo

ME

Environ

ment

Lecturer 20.8.2008 Civil FM-I,

BCEE


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GATE

Mr M V

Ghotkar

M Sc

(Maths)

B Ed

Sr.

Lecturer

20.7.2004 Eng.

Science

EM I,II,III

Mrs S M

Badadhe

M Sc

(Maths)

Lecturer 07.7.2005 Eng.

Science

EM I,II,III

Mr R GTalekar

M Sc(Maths)

Lecturer 6.10..2007 Eng.Science

EM I,II

Mr B B

Gadekar

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II,III

Mr S G

Gajbhiv

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II,III

Applied Science I and II

Mr A S

Devasthali

M Sc

(Phy)

M Ed

Asst Prof 01.7.2001 Eng

Science

APS I,II

Dr B M M Sc Lecturer 20 7 2004 Eng APS I II


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analytical

techniques

Quamtum

chemistry,

Spectrosco

py

Mrs S V

Joshi

M Sc

(Chem)

Lecturer 08.8.2006 Eng

Science

APS I,II

Basic Electrical Engineering

Mrs S J

Bhosale

ME

Electrical

Power

Lecturer 1.10.2003 E & TC BEE, ET,

ECM

Mr S L

Chavan

ME

Electrical

Asst Prof 21.7.2004 E & TC BEE, ET,

ECM, PDM

Ms I A

Naik

BE Lecturer 20.8.2008 E & TC BEEP,

Basic Elex

Engg

Mrs M A

Kanawade

BE Lecturer 20.8.2008 E & TC BEE, ET,

ECM

Ms

Chaitra N

BE Lecturer 07.9.2009 E & TC BEE, ECA


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language

(2009-10 Semester II)

(BME / Engineering Graphics I and II)

Mrs P P

Sathe


BME

Mr M D

Hambarde

ME Mech Asst Prof 11.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr N D

Khaire

ME Lecturer 01.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr V J

Jagtap

BE Lecturer 14.1.2009 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Mr S M

Jadhav

ME Mech Lecturer 04.8.2008 Mechanical EG I

Mrs G V

Phadtare

BE Mech Lecturer 15.7.2008 Mechanical EG I,II

Mr S S

Pimpale

ME Mech Sr

Lecturer

04.8.2008 Mechanical EG I,II,

BME

Engineering Mechanics

Mr S P

Khasge

ME (ST) Asst prof 27.8.2008 Civil EM, SOM,

TOSQSU,


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Shirdhon

kar

(Engineering Mathematics I and II)

Mr R D

Bhagwat

M Sc

(Maths),

NET,

GATE


Science

Discrete

Structure,

EM I,II,III

Mr M VGhotkar

M Sc(Maths)

B Ed

SrLecturer

20.7.2004 Eng.Science

EM I,II,III

Mrs S M

Badadhe

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II,III

Mr R G

Talekar

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II

Mr B B

Gadekar

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II,III

Mr S G

Gajbhiv

M Sc

(Maths)


Science

EM I,II,III


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Dr Mrs S

M Yadav

M Sc

(Chem),P

h D

Asst Prof 01.7.2001 Eng

Science

APS I,II

Dr Mrs P

A Tomar

M Sc

(Chem),P

h D


Science

APS I,II,

Statistical

Mechanics

Electro

analyticaltechniques

Quamtum

chemistry,

Spectrosco

py

Mrs S V

Joshi

M Sc

(Chem)


Science

APS I,II

Communication Skill

Mrs Rinku

Dulloo

MCA Lecturer 1.10.2004 MCA ISAD,SE,

MSS, MIS,

SS, CS,DBMS,

SPM


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No of students in First Year 426 425 423

No of faculty teaching first year

courses

31 33 26

Teacher student ratio 13.70 12.80 16.30

Av. teacher student ratio (in first year courses) : 14.26

II-I.5.2 Assessment of qualification (10)

Assessment of qualification = (10 * X + 6 * Y + 4 *Z)/NWhere X = No of Faculty Members with Ph D

Y = No of Faculty Members with M E / M Tech

Z = No of Faculty Members with B E / B Tech

M Sc / M A

N = Total No of faculty MembersYear X Y Z N Assessment of

qualification

CAYm2

2007 08

3*

4**

11*

9**

15*

10**

29*

23**

5.37*

5.82**

CAYm12008 09

3*3**

9*10**

20*21**

31*37**

5.125*5.270**

CAY 3* 8* 20* 31* 5 096*


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first year)

Item CAYm1

2008

09

CAYm2

2007

08

CAYm3

2006

07

No of students admitted in First

Year

422*

416**

423*

412**

415*

413**

No of students who have cleared

all subjects in single attempt

281*

234**

240*

261**

342*

253**

First Year Success Index 0.67*

0.56**

0.56*

0.65**

0.82*

0.61**

Av FYSI = 0.68* / 0.62** = 0.65

Academic Performance = 40 * FYSI = 26.00

Note : * - Semester I, ** - Semester II


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Annexure I

Refers to I.0.6

List of other institutes/colleges run by the trust/society

1.

Tathawade Campus :

(a)

Rajarshi Shahu College of Pharmacy & Research. (B. Pharm)

(b)

Jayawant Institute of Management Studies. (MBA, MCA)

(c)

Jayawant Institute of Computer Applications. (MCA, MBA)

(d)

Jayawant Institute of Business Studies (Autonomous).

(PGDM)

(e)

Jayawant Institute of Pharmacy. (D Pharm)

(f)

Rajarshi Shahu College of Education (B Ed)

(g)

Blossom Public School (C B S E)

(h)

Blossom Public School (Pre Primary).

2.

Hadapsar Campus :

(a)

Jayawantrao Sawant College of Engineering. (BE, MBA, MCA)

(b)

Jayawantrao Sawant College of Pharmacy & Research.

(B Pharm)

(c)

Jayawantrao Sawant Institute of Management Studies. (MBA)


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(d)

Eniac Institute of Computer Applications. (MCA)

(e)

Bhiwarabai Sawant Polytechnic. (D Engg)

(f)

Bhiwarabai Sawant College of Engineering (B E) for women.

(g)

Prodigy Public School.

(h)

Prodigy Public School. (Pre Primary)

All the above institutes are approved by AICTE / MSBTE /

CBSE / State Board and colleges are affiliated to University of

Pune.


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Annexure II

Refers I-I.2.1 (a)

Governing Body : Composition and Functions

Composition :

1. Prof T J Sawant, Founder Secretary - Chairman

2. Regional Officer, AICTE Western Region - Member AICTE

3. DTE Maharashtra - Nominee of DTE

4. Dr P D Patil, Vice Chancellor

D Y Patil Deemed University - University Nominee

5. Prof R S Joshi, Director JSPM - Member

6. Prof Dr P P Vitkar, Campus Director - Member

7. Mr P C Patil, C.A.Director Finance - Member

8. Industrialist/Educationist/technologist

(to be appointed by WRO AICTE). - Member

9. Industrialist/Educationist/technologist

(to be appointed by DTE). - Member

10. Prof D S Bormane, Principal - Member Secretary

Functions :


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8. To consider any other matter in so far as it enhances the academic

atmosphere in the college.

9. To consider any other proposal for expansion of educational

activities to be made to council / Government / affiliating body.

Frequency of Meetings : The Governing Body meetings are held twice a

year.


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Annexure III (i)

Refers to I-I.2.1 (a)

Jayawant Shikshan Prasarak Mandals

Rajarshi Shahu college of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune

Minutes of the Governing Body Meeting of the college held on

Wednesday 02 December 2009

Prof T J Sawant, Founder Secretary and Chairman welcomed and

felicitated all the members and exchanged pleasantries. He then told the

secretary to commence the proceedings.

1. Item 1. Passing of the minutes of the last meeting held on 29 April

2009. : Secretary read out the minutes of the previous meeting and

after brief discussion the minutes were confirmed.

2. Item 2. : Principals Report : Principal presented the report of

various activities since last meeting held on 29 April 2009. He had

special mention about the nice performance of our students in the

university examination. He informed that the university examination

was in progress. All the departments had completed the syllabi in time

and end term test was also conducted after the term was over.

3. Item 3. : Reports of subcommittees : The reports of finance,


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(b) Renovation of buildings and infrastructure.

(c) Implementation of pay scales as per Sixth Pay Commission

recommendations.

6. Item 6. : Points from the Chairman :

(a) Chairman appreciated the efforts of faculty in bring

commendable results.

(b) Chairman conveyed that senior faculty members should be

tasked to guide young faculty members for writing and publishing

technical papers in journals.

(c)

He told the members that action was in hand to replace existing

old class room furniture and to improve campus get up.

(d) He laid stress on the accreditation and said that that the college

must complete the accreditation process in 2010.

7. There being no other point the meeting was declared over after vote

of thanks by the secretary.

S/d

Place : Tathawade, Pune Prof T J Sawant

Date : 05 December 2009. Chairman


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Annexure III (ii)


Jayawant Shikshan Prasarak Mandals

Rajarshi Shahu college of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune

Minutes of the Governing Body Meeting of the college held on

Wednesday 05 May 2010Prof T J Sawant, Founder Secretary and Chairman welcomed and

felicitated all the members and exchanged pleasantries. He then told the

secretary to commence the proceedings.

1. Item 1. Passing of the minutes of the last meeting held on 02

December 2009. : Secretary read out the minutes of the previousmeeting and after brief discussion the minutes were ratified.

2. Item 2. : Principals Report : Principal presented the report of

various activities since last meeting held on 02 December 2009. He said

the response of students from various colleges as well as from sponsors

to the technical event Innovision was even much better than that of

previous year. The industry people who were invited to judge various

competitions lauded students innovative ideas.


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to the faculty and staff. He also thanked the management for the

renovation of library and computer centre building.

6. Item 6. : Points from the Chairman : Chairman expressed his

concern about non availability of senior faculty in MCA and MBA

departments. He directed the principal to identify some senior faculty

members from this field and arrange their meeting with him.

7. There being no other point the meeting was declared over after vote

of thanks by the secretary.

Place : Tathawade, Pune Prof T J Sawant

Date : 08 May 2010. Chairman


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Annexure IV

Refers to I-I.2.1(b)

Composition and Functions of Local Managing Committee

Composition :

1. Prof T J Sawant, Founder Secretary Chairman

2. Prof Dr P P Vitkar, Executive Director JSPM Nominee

3. Mr Abhay Tambe, Industrialist Expert from outside

4. Prof V K Kokate, Academician Expert from outside

5. Mr Sanjay Kulkarni Expert from outside

6. Prof A S Devasthali, Vice Principal Faculty Member

7. Prof S M Sangve Faculty Member

8. Prof D M Yadav Faculty Member

9. Mr Ravi Salunke Non Teaching

Member

10. Prof Dr D S Bormane, Principal Member Secretary

Functions :

1. Prepare budget and financial statement.

2. Recommend to management creation of teaching and other posts.


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8. Prepare annual report on the work done by the committee for the

year ending on 30 th June and submit the same to the management,

the management council of the university.

Frequency of meetings : Twice in an academic year.


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Annexure V (i)Refers to I-I.2.1 (b)

Minutes of Local Managing Committee Meeting

1. Meeting of the Local Managing Committee of the college was held

at 3 : 00 P. M. on Saturday, 21 November 2009. Following were present

:

(a) Prof. T. J. Sawant, Founder Secretary Chairman

(b) Prof. Dr P. P. Vitkar, Campus Director

(c) Mr. Abhay Tambe, Industrialist Expert form outside

(d) Prof. V. K. Kokate, Academician Expert form outside

(e) Mr. Sanjay Kulkarni Expert from outside

(f) Prof. A. S. Devasthali Faculty Member

(g) Prof. S. M. Sangve Faculty Member

(h) Prof. D. M. Yadav Faculty Member

(i) Mr. Ravi Salunke Non Teaching Member

(j) Prof. Dr. D. S. Bormane, Principal Member Secretary

2. Principals Report : Principal welcomed the chairman and all the


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cultural activities INNOVISION and GANDHARVA to be organized in

February 2010.

(d) He informed that research proposals worth about Rs 28 lakhs

have been approved by the University of Pune during current

academic year. These were forwarded by a number of faculty

members from all the departments.

(e) He informed the members that the requirement of equipment,

consumables, stationary items, furniture for next semester was

being worked out and will soon be forwarded to obtain approval.

3. Points from the Experts :

(a) Mr Abhay Tambe, expert from the industry appreciated the

efforts made by the faculty members for undertaking research

activity, he suggested that young faculty members also should be

involved in this work. This would help them in getting experience

and they would be motivated to undertake projects on their own.

(b) He also expressed his willingness to provide guidance to

students for their final year projects.

(c) Prof V K Kokate stressed the need of writing technical papers

for publication in journals. He suggested that Professors should be


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5. There being no other points the meeting was concluded after vote of

thanks by Vice Principal Prof A S Devasthali.


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Annexure V (ii)Refers to I-I.2.1 (b)

Minutes of Local Managing Committee Meeting

1. Meeting of the Local Managing Committee of the college was held

at 3 : 00 P. M. on Saturday, 17 April 2010. Following were present :

(a) Prof. T. J. Sawant, Founder Secretary Chairman

(b) Prof. Dr P. P. Vitkar, Campus Director

(c) Mr. Abhay Tambe, Industrialist Expert form outside

(d) Prof. V. K. Kokate, Academician Expert form outside

(e) Mr. Sanjay Kulkarni Expert from outside

(f) Prof. A. S. Devasthali Faculty Member

(g) Prof. S. M. Sangve Faculty Member(h) Prof. D. M. Yadav Faculty Member

(i) Mr. Ravi Salunke Non Teaching Member

(j) Prof. Dr. D. S. Bormane, Principal Member Secretary

2. Principals Report : Principal welcomed the chairman and all the

members. He reviewed the points discussed during the previous meetingand gave the progress on various points and also presented a brief of

the activities carried out in the last semester as under :


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(d) He thanked the Management for providing new class room

furniture to some of the classes and also requested for similar

replacement in the remaining class rooms.

(e) In view of the starting of PG courses in the college he requested

the management for up gradation of library, internet access and

enhanced connectivity.

(f) Principal requested the Chairman to consider the request for

implementing sixth Pay commission scale.

3. Points from the Experts :

(a) Mr Abhay Tambe, suggested that the final year students be

given product improvement related projects rather than those of only

academic interest.

(b) He also expressed his willingness to provide guidance to

students for their final year projects.

(c) Prof V K Kokate stressed the need of writing technical papers

for publication in journals. He suggested that Professors should be

given specific task to guide young faculty in this matter.

(d) He once again stressed the need for motivating faculty members

to write technical papers and to get them published in the national and


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5. There being no other points the meeting was concluded after vote of

thanks by Vice Principal Prof A S Devasthali.


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Annexure VIRefers to I-I.2.1(c)

College / Institution CommitteesTo ensure smooth, effective and efficient functioning of the

institution, following committees shall be formed. The committees will

meet periodically and minutes of the meetings will be put up to the

Principal / Director for his perusal and guidance.

1. Governing Body.

2. Local Management Committee.

3. Academics Monitoring and Performance Evaluation Committee.

4. Purchase Committee.

5. AICTE/DTE/LIC Report preparation committee

6. NBA Accreditation committee

7. Training and Placement committee.

8. Publication and media liaison committee.

9. Continuing education and staff development committee.

10. Gymkhana and sports committee.

11. Canteen and campus maintenance committee.12. Grievance Redressal committee.

13 H t l t d di i li itt


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Annexure VII


List of Rules

1.

Carrying of Identity card.

2.

College Uniform.

3.

Library Rules.

4.

Prohibition of Ragging.

5.

Sale and consumption of Tobacco products in and around college

campus.

6.

College Attendance.

7.

Admission Rules.

8.

Hostel Rules.

9.

Payment of fees

Annexure VIII

Refer to I-I.2.2 (b)

List of Policies


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Annexure IX

Refer to I-I.2.2 (b)

List of Policies

9.

Leave.

10.

Vacation.

11.

Compensatory Off.

12.

Promotion.

13.

Study Leave.

14.

Incentive for up gradation.

15.

Remuneration for consultancy.

16.

Sponsorship for higher studies.

(c)

List of Procedures

1.

Procedure to appoint principal.

2.

Procedure to appoint faculty.

3.

Actions to be taken when new employees join the college.

4.

Documents to be forwarded to corporate office along with bio data.

5.

Procedure to fill up temporary vacancy.


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List of Faculty administrators and decision makers

1.

Dr D S Bormane, Principal

2.

Mr A S Devasthali, Asst Prof, Vice Principal

3.

Mr G R Patil, Prof, Head E and TC Department

4.

Dr S B Barve, Prof, Head Mechanical Engineering Department

5.

Mr S M Sangve, Asst Prof, Head Computer Engineering

Department

6.

Mr R S Karale, Asst Prof, Head Civil Engineering Department

7.

Mrs Seema Kedar, Asst Prof, Head I T Department

8.

Mr Gorakh Wakhare, Asst Prof, Head MBA Department

9.

Mrs Jigisha Pardeshi, Asst Prof, Head MCA Department

10.

Mrs S P Gudi, Librarian

11.

Wg Cdr N B Shikhare Training & Placement Officer


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Annexure XI

Refers to I-I.2.3

Composition and Functions of Grievance Addressal System

Composition :

1.

Prof Dr D S Bormane, Principal - Chairman

2.

Prof A S Devasthali, Vice Principal Member

3.

Prof Dr Mrs Apte, - Member

4.

Mr Jadav Office Superintendent - Member

Mechanism :

1.

To maintain total transparency in the day to day working.

2.

Not to over look or ignore minor type of untoward incidence.

3.

Meeting to be convened as and when any complaint is received

without delay.

4.

Complaint of any type will be investigated without any bias.

5.

Strict confidentiality of the deliberations of the meeting will be

maintained by all the members.

6.

The record of all investigations will be kept in the personal

custody of the Principal.

7.

Matter will be resolved expeditiously.


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PART II

Department / Programme Summary

(Criteria III to VIII)

D.0.1 Name and address of the Department :

Department of Electronics and Telecommunication,

JSPMs Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering,

S. No. 80, Pune Mumbai Bypass Highway,

Tathawade, Pune, Maharashtra. PIN 411033.

D.0.2 Name, designation, telephone Nos and e-mail of the

Contact person for NBA

(a) Name : Mr G. R. Patil

(b) Designation : Professor and Head of the

Department

(c) Telephone Nos. : 020 22933423 extn 214

020 22934084 extn 214

020 22934344 extn 214

(d) E-mail id : [email protected]


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share human resources and/or the facilities of this

Department/Programme.

Department : Electronics Engineering

Programme : P G in Electronics (Digital Systems)

Intake : 18, Started in 2007, Not yet eligible for

Accreditation.

D.0.5 Total No. of Students --420, Boys -302, Girls -118

D.0.6 Total No of Employees --46, Male --27, Female --19.

D.0.7 Minimum and Maximum No. of faculty and staff on roll

during the current and previous two academic years (1st

July to 30 June) in the Department :

CAY

(2010-11)

CAYm1

(2009-10)

CAYm2

(2008-09)

Min Max Min Max Min Max

Teaching faculty in the

department

34 34 36 37 36 38

Teaching faculty with the

Programme

31 31 33 34 33 34

Non Teaching staff 12 12 08 08 09 09


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D.0.8 Summary of budget for the CFY and the actual

expenditures incurred in the CFYm1 and CFYm2

(exclusively for this programme in the department)

Items Budgeted

in CFY

(2009-

10)

Actual

expenses

in CFY

(till 31Mar

2010)

Actual

expenses

in CFYm1

(2008-09)

Actual

expenses

in

CFYm2

(2007-08)

Lab

Equipment

7,50,000/- 7,36,036/- 13,57,620/- 3,87,287/-

S W Purchase 2,000/- 1,400/- 15,02,506/- Nil

Lab

consumables

30,000/- 26,101/- 61,554/- 58,907/-

Maintenance

and spares

4,000/- 3,128/- 17930/- 25650/-

Travel* 60000/- 50,000/- 40,000/- 40000/-

Miscellaneous 1,10,000/- 1,00,000/- 60,000/- 34000/-


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Criteria III : Students Entry and Outputs (150)

III-P.1 Students admission (10)

(a)

Admission Intake

Items CAY

2010-11

CAYm1

2009-10

CAYm2

2008-09

CAYm3

2007-08

Sanctioned intake strength

in the programme

120 120 120 120

No. of total admitted

students in First Year

100 121(1J&K) 121(1J&K) 120

No of total admitted

students (including lateral

entries in 2nd

year, if any),belonging to the same batch

- 121+45 121+24 120+20

(b) Admission Quality: Divide the total admitted

ranks (or percentage-marks) into 5 or a few more

meaningful ranges.

Rank Range CAY2010-11

CAYm12009-10

CAYm22008-09

CAYm32007-08

1 t 10 000 23 12 30 3 33 39 38


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III-P.2 Success Rate (30)

Provide data for the past 7 batches of students

(Successfully completed implies zero backlog)

Year of

Entry (in

reverse

chronologic

al order)

No. of

students

admitted

in 1styear

+ 2ndyear

(x+y)

No. of

students

successful

ly

completed

1styear

No. of

students

successful

ly

completed

2nd year

No. of

students

successful

ly

completed

3rd year

No. of

students

successful

ly

completed

4th year

2010-11 100 _ _ _ _

2009-10 121+45 83 _ _ _

2008-09 121+24 92 67+7 _ _

2007-08 120+20 76 68+11 60+11 _

2006-07 120+20 90 58+8 49+9 88

2005-06 61+10 36 35+6 29+4 56

2004-05 61+9 35 26+2 31+5 46

Success Rate = 30 *Mean Success Index (SI) for past 3 batches

SI = (No. of students who cleared the

programme in minimum period of

course duration) / (No. of students


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III_P.3 Academic performance (30)

Academic Performance = 3*API

Where API = Academic Performance Index

= Mean of Cumulative Grade Point

Average of all the students on a 10

No. of students successfully completed

CGPA System OR Mean of the

percentage of marks of all students / 10

Items CAY

2009-10

CAYm1

2008-09

CAYm2

2007-08

Approximating API by the following mid-point analysis

No. of students inDistinction: >=67%

44 22 10

No of students in Ist Class

60


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Academic Performance = 3* Average API = 19.28

Note: Pune University does not follow CGPA grading system. The

grading is based on percentage marks scored.

III-P.4 Placement and higher studies (40)

Assessment Points = 40 * ( X + 1.25 *Y)/ N

Where X= Number of students placed ,Y = Number of students admitted for higher studies with valid

qualifying scores / ranks ,

N= Total number of students who were admitted in the batchSubject to Max. Assessment point = 40.

Items LYG2009-10

LYGm12008-09

LYGm22007-08

Number of admitted studentscorresponding to LYG

120+20 60+11 60+10

Number of who obtained jobs asper the records of placementoffice (X1)

40 24 36

Number of students who foundemployment otherwise at the

end of the final year (X2)

30 15 19

X=X1+X2 70 39 55

Number of students who wentfor higher studies with validqualifying scores /ranks (Y)

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Sr.No.

Name ofProfessionalSociety/Chapter

Nature ofActivity

Date ParticipationDetails (Number)

Remarks

Faculty Students

AdvancedEmbeddedSystem

Sep2008

students

2 IEEE +ENTESA

2 DayWorkshop onEmerging

Trends inElectromagnetic

& AntennaDesign

2-3Feb2009

10 135 For thirdyearstudents

3 IEEE +ENTESA

3 DayWorkshop onMSP-430 & itsApplication

4-6Sep2008

3 33 For thirdyearstudents

4 ISTE STTP-DSPExperimentwith MATLAB

12-13Feb

2009

57 18 For Staff

5 ISTE Inauguration ofISTE staffchapter

12Feb2009

50 Nil Stafffrom alldept.

6 ISTE Inauguration ofStudentChapter

Jun2009 10 400 Studentsfrom alldept.

7 ISTE S i 22 5 300 F


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Sr.No.

Name ofProfessionalSociety/

Chapter

Nature ofActivity


Remarks

Faculty Students

ThirdYearStudents

11

ENTESA

Guest lecture-StressManagement

18sept2010

1 103 ForSecondYear &

Students12

ISTE

Expert lecture-personalitydevelopment

5 oct2010

2 98 ForSecondYear &Students

13

ISTE

Workshop-Matlab

16to19

Aug2010

2 4 ForFinalYear &

ThirdYearStudents

14

IEEE

expert lecture-Issues andscope in VLSIdesign

6Aug2010

1 20 ForFinalYear &Third

YearStudents

15 Visit-Ch h k

16 1 15 ForFi l


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Sr.No.

Name ofProfessionalSociety/

Chapter

Nature ofActivity


Remarks

Faculty Students

2010 YearStudents

III-P.5.2 Organizing of paper contests, design contests etc. and

their achievements (4) (list in tabular form)

Sr.No.

Nature ofActivity

Location Date ParticipationDetails(Number)

Awards Remarks

1 Rachana2010Project

Competition

RSCOE 12thApril2010

44 3 For third &final yearstudents

2 Rachana2009Project

Competition

RSCOE 4th

April2009

45 3 For third &final yearstudents

3 Rachana2008

ProjectCompetition

RSCOE Apr2008

30 3 For third &final year

students

4 InnovisionPaper

Presentation

RSCOE 22nd&

23rd

29 3 For second,third &

final year


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the editors, publishers etc)

Sr.

No.

Publication

Details

Date of

Publication

No. of

Articles

Participation

Details (Number)

Remarks

Faculty Students

1 WallMagazine

7thof everyMonth

100 - 100 Thestudentsput uptheirarticles

regularly in

the wallmagazine

2 News

Letter ofE&TC

Dept.

22ndMar

2010

10 09 10 The

NewsletterHORIZON

With news& technical

articles

III-P.5.4 Entrepreneurship initiatives, product designs,

innovations (4) (Specify the efforts and achievements

Sr.No.

Activity Date Participation Achievements

1 Inauguration ofNEN E-Cell 19.07.2008 S.E and T.Eand B.E Awareness ofEntrepreneurship

2 Program forF l U d

7.07.2008 Faculty fromRSCOE

Workshop forF l i


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Sr.No.

Activity Date Participation Achievements

Workshop onCollaborate toinnovative

EntrepreneurshipSkill development

8 Participatesprogram of IIT

Mumbai Nexus-10

15 Nov2010

1.AmitPachore

2.GharpureKaustabh3.Chowdhury

Saurav4. Ganesh B.

K.

Knowledge ofRobot building

9 Three dayworkshop(ROBoCLAN) forstudents atSAE ,Pune

27 to 29thAug 2010

1. ManishPatil2. ShradhaWadje3.Shardha

Chordia4. Patil Pooja

5. PandeMalvika6. NeethiSuresh7. Ritu Rani

8. NilanjanPahari

9. PratikSh tt

Knowledge ofSwamIntelligence,Imageprocessing andAdvanced

autonomousrobots


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list of all other student publications in a separate

annexure.

Papers 2007-2008:

Sr.No.

Name ofStudent

Event inWhich

Participated

DateName of

Organiser

Prizes, MedalWon, SemiFinal, Final

1 Shivaji BhadraZenith200

721stSept

2007AISSMSCOE Participant

2 Shradha Patil Zenith2007

21stSept2007

AISSMSCOE Participant

3 Sanket GaradeZenith200

721stSept


4 Vijayata PawarZenith200

721stSept


5 Shrikant maneZenith200

721stSept


6 Sheni Mathaw Zenith2007

21stSept2007

AISSMSCOE Participant

7 Varun SanerTechnoAre

na 2008---

COEP Participant

8 Varun SanerInnovision

200828thFeb

2007RSCOE Participant

9 Vibhu Gangal Tech jalwa19th

MarchAISSMSCOE 1st

10 Chandan Kumar Zenith2007 21st

Sept2007 AISSMSCOE 3rd

11 Ankush DeyZenith200

721stSept



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Sr.No.

Name of Student

Event inWhich

Participat

ed

DateName ofOrganiser


Prajakta Umbarkar on Zest 08

2Priyanka acharyaMamata bansal

Technicalpaperpresentation

29/9/08

PICT, Pune 3rdprize

3 Bindu sriniwasNisha haswani

Nationallevelpaperpresentation

15/9/08

National levelpaperpresentation

Participation

4Ajay TiwariPushpraj ShettyKrunal Sonawane

ITECH-09,International Paperpresentati

on

4/3/09to5/3/09

AVCOE,Sangamner

Participation

5 Neha Sukhatankar

Techlligent 09,NationallevelPaperpresentation

6/3/09to7/3/09

PCCOE, Pune First

INVIGOR08-09National

30/1/09 to SKNCOE


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Sr.No.

Name of Student

Event inWhich

Participat

ed

DateName ofOrganiser


on,REBEL-09

20/3/09

10Ajay TiwariPushpraj Shetty

PaperPresentation,Technodream

24/3/09

MAE alandi Third

Paper Presentation 2009-10

III-P.6 Students Project Quality (20)

Include list of five best and average projects, taken

each from three years CAY, CAYm1, CAYm2 along

with their contributions.

Refer to annexure I

Sr.No.

Name of StudentEvent inWhich

ParticipatedDate

Name ofOrganiser

Prizes, MedalsWon

1

Ajay Sawant

(BE-B)

National Level

PaperPresentation

20 Feb

2010 VIM, Pune Participation


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y = No of students in 3rdyear of the programme

z = No of students in 4th year of the programme

N = Total No. of Faculty members in the programme

Year x y z x+y+z N TSR Assessment

CAYm2

(2007-08)

149 69 63 281 26 10.8 20

CAYm1(2008-09)

151 135 69 355 27 13.15 20

CAY

(2009-10)

140 147 115 402 28 14.36 20

Average Assessment 20.00

IV-P.2 Cadre ratio (20)

Assessment = 20 * CRI

Where CRI = Cadre Ratio Index

= 2.25 (2x + y) / N

subject to Max CRI = 1.0where x = No of Professors in the programme


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(2009-10)


IV-P.3 Faculty Qualifications (40)

Assessment = 4 *FQI

Where FQI = Faculty Qualification Index.

= ( 10 x + 6 y + 4 z ) / N

where x = No. of Faculty Members with Ph.D. in engg.

y = No of Faculty Members with M.E./M, Tech

z = No of Faculty Members with B.E./ B.Tech

N = Total No. of Faculty Members

Year x y z N FQI Assessment

CAYm2

(2007-08)

2 12 12 26 5.38 21.51

CAYm1

(2008-09)

2 15 10 27 5.56 22.22

CAY(2009-10)

3 15 10 28 5.71 22.86


84/225


85/225

Similarly, a faculty member scores 1 point for each IPR

subject to a maximum of 5 points. Include a list of such

publications along with details of DOI, publisher,

month/year, etc.

Sr.

No

Name of Faculty

CAYm2

(2007-08)

CAY

CAYm1

(2008-09)CAY

(2009-10)

Pub

Points(x)

IPR

Points(y)

Pub+

IPRPoints

(3x+y)

Pub

points(x)

IPR

Points(y)

Pub+

IPRpoints

(3x+y)

Pub

points(x)

IPR

Points

(y)

Pub+

IPRpoints

(3x+y)

1 Dr. D. S.

Bormane

5 0 15 3 =

0

9

5 0 15

2 Dr. Mrs.

S. D. Apte

3 0 9 5

0

15

5 0

15

3 Prof . S. D.Shirbahadurkar

3 0 9 -0

-5 0 15

4 Prof D. MYadav

2 0 6 30

92 0

6

5 Prof G.R. Patil - 0 - 1

0

3 1

0

3

6 Prof A. N.

Paithane

5 0 15 1

0

3

- 0

-


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Sr.No

Name of FacultyCAYm2

(2007-08)

CAYCAYm1

(2008-09)CAY

(2009-10)

PubPoints

(x)

IPRPoints

(y)

Pub+IPR

Points

(3x+y)

Pubpoints

(x)

IPRPoints

(y)

Pub+IPR

points

(3x+y)

Pubpoints

(x)

IPRPoi

nts

(y)

Pub+IPR

points

(3x+y)

15 Prof A.BKanawade

2 6 - 0 - 1 0 3

16 Prof S.A. Bhisikar 2 0 6 - - - -

17 Prof C. V. Rane 1 0 3 - 0 - 1 0 3

18 Prof B. R.Thawali 0 0 - - 0 - 2 0 6

Sum 111 51 72

N 6 7 9

Assessment FPPR = (Sum/N)

(111/6)=18.5 (51/7)=7.20 (69/9)=8.00

Av. Assessment (18.5+7.20+8.00)/3=11.20


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IV-P.6 Externally funded R & D projects and consultancy work

(20)

Assessment of R&D and consultancy Projects = 4 * Sum

of FPPC by each faculty/No of sanctioned positions of

Professors and Readers

Where FPPC = Faculty Points in Projects & Consultancy.

Note : A faculty member gets at the most 5 points

depending upon the amount of externally funded R & D

project and/or consultancy work. For multiple faculty

members involved in a single project, every faculty

member will earn the points, depending on the funding

agency as given below :

5 points for funding by National Agency

4 points for funding by State Agency

3 points for funding by private sector, and

2 points for funding by the sponsoring Trust/

Society.

Points to be awarded, if the total fund available for a

project is of minimal one lakh rupees in the CFY.


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Name of Facultycontributing to FPPC

FPPC Points

CAYm2

(2007-08)

CAYm1

(2008-09)

CAY

(2009-10)

Mrs. C. V. Rane 0 0 4

Mr. G C Patil 3 3

Mr. S C Wagaj 3 3

Mr. B D Jadhav 3 3

Mr.P.M.Ghate 2 2 2

Mr.S.L.Chavan 2 2 2

Sum 20 28 34

N (min N is 3)(excluding Asst Prof)

6 7 9

Assessment FPPC = 4

*Sum/N13.33 16 15.11


IV-P.7 Interactions of Faculty with outside world (10)

Assessment of Interactions = 2 * Sum of IP by each

Faculty/No of sanctioned positions of Professors and

Readers


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4 points for interaction with Institute of Eminence in

India or National Research Lab,

3 points for interaction with University /Industry in

India and Institute / University (not covered above)

2 points for interaction with State level Institutions, and

1 points for interaction with private affiliated

Institutions.

Points to be awarded are for activities, which result in

joint efforts in publication of books / research paper,

pursuing externally funded R & D projects and / or

development of semester long course / teaching

modules.

SR.NO Name of facultyIP

CAYm22007-08

CAYm12008-09

CAY2009-10

1 DR.D.S.BORMANE 5 5 5

2 DR. S. D. APTE 5 5 5

3 DR. S. A. PATIL - 3 3

4 PROF G R PATIL - 1 55 PROF.S.D.SHIRBHADURKAR 3 3 3

6 PROF D M YADAV 3 3 3


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Criteria V : Facilities and Technical Support

Description of Class rooms, faculty rooms, seminar a conference

halls.

Room

description

Usage Shared/Exclusive Capacity Rooms Equipped with

Class Room 1 Class Room

for 3rd

year Exclusive

70 Black board, Chair &

Table

Class Room 2 Class Room

for 3rdyear

Exclusive 70 Black board, Chair &

Table

Class Room 3 Class Roomfor 4

thyear

Exclusive 70 Black board, Chair &Table


rd year



ndyear



ndyear


Class Room 7 Class RoomFor FE


Class Room 8 Class RoomFor FE


Dept Office H.O.D Office Exclusive 01 PC, Internet, Book rack

HOD office HOD Room Exclusive 01 PC, Internet, Book rack

Staff Room No 1 Staff Room Exclusive 04 PC, Internet, Book rackStaff Room No 2 Staff Room Exclusive 03 PC, Internet, Book rack

Staff Room No 3 Staff Room Exclusive 03 PC Internet Book rack


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V-P.1 Class rooms in the department (15)

V-P.1.1 Enough rooms for lectures (core/electives), seminars,

tutorials, etc for the programme (5)i) There are 6 divisions and 6 classrooms available.

ii) At a time maximum 4 theory lectures are conducted

hence even 3 electives can be offered to BE students for

which Sufficient Classrooms are available.

iii) There are two tutorial rooms available which are

adequate for conducting Tutorial for SE(E&Tc) class

iv) There is separate seminar room available which can

accommodate 150 students.

V-P.1.2 Teaching aids black/white-boards, multimedia

projectors, etc. (5)

i) Each classroom has a blackboard a seating capacity

of 70.

ii)Two OHPs are available in the department.

iii)The seminar room is equipped with whiteboard,

LCD projector, PC & internet.

V-P.1.3 Acoustics, class room size, conditions of chairs /

benches air circulation lighting exits ambiance etc


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V-P.2.1 Availability of individual faculty rooms (5)

i) There are total 32 faculty members in the department

ii) 8 faculty rooms are available which can accommodate

26 faculty members.

iii) In the laboratories separate cabins are available for

faculty who are lab in-charges.

V-P.2.2 Rooms are equipped with white/black board,

computer, internet, etc (5)

i) Each faculty room is equipped with computer &

Internet.

V-P.2.3 Usage of room for discussion/counseling with

students (5)

i) There are two tutorial rooms, and a meeting room

available in the department which is also used for

discussion & connselling.

V-P.3 Laboratories in the department to meet the curriculum

requirements as well as the PEOs (25)

C i l L b d i tiExclusive

S /List of

Q li f


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S.No. Curriculum Lab descriptionExclusiveuse/shared

Space/students

List ofExperi-ments

Quality ofInstruments

Lab Manuals

3 Integrated Circuits & ApplicationsEDC Lab1

66Sq../20

10 Yes

4 Digital Logic Design

DEMP Lab

66Sq../20

8

IC

Tester,Microprocessor

&ControllerKits

Yes

5 Advance Microprocessor

DEMP Lab

66

Sq../209 Yes


94/225


Space/students

List of

Experi-ments


Lab Manuals

7 Communication Theory Communica

tion ab1

66

Sq.m/20.10

DSO,MSO,Logic Analyzer,

Yes

8Digital

Communication Communica

tion ab1

78Sq.m/20.

10DSO,MSO,

Logic Analyzer,Yes

9 Voice Networks Communication ab2

78Sqm./15 9

Microwave testbench,DSB SSb

Agilent MakeFunction

Yes


95/225


Space/students

List of

Experi-ments


Lab Manuals

12 Digital Signal Processing

Electronics

Design &

softwarw

tools Lab

98Sqm./20. 10

Yes

13 Data Structures

Electronics

Design &

softwarw

tools Lab

98Sqm./20 10Microwind,Matl

ab,Multisim

Yes

14 Embdded System Design

EmbddedSystem

Lab78Sqm./15 9

Microwind,Matlab,Multisim

Yes

Embdded


96/225


Space/students

List of

Experi-ments


Lab Manuals

17 Electronic measurements

Measurements Lab

66Sqm./20 7

DSO, power

supply, functiongenerator, CRO

Yes

18 Power Electronics Lab

Power Lab

66Sqm./20 10Universal freq.

counter

Yes

19 Electronic Design practices Project Lab 98Sqm./20 4

Analog digitaltrainer,projector

,wobullator,digital TV Trainer

Yes


97/225


Space/students

List of

Experi-ments


Lab Manuals

22Information theory &Coding Techniques PG Lab 66Sqm./20 7 Actel kits ,PCs

Yes

23 VLSI PG Lab 66Sqm./20 10Actel kits

,PCs,microwin

d,Actel

Yes

V-P.3.1 Enough labs to run programme specific curriculum

(10)

i)There are total 10 laboratories available in the

d t t


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V-P.3.3 Availability of labs with technical support within and

beyond working hours (5)

i) The technical support staff is available in all the

laboratories.

ii) Labs are kept open beyond working hours .

V-P.3.4 Equipments to run experiments and their

maintenance, Number of students per experimental set

up. Size of the laboratories, overall ambience etc. (5)

i)Each lab is equipped with test and measuring

instruments. Kits & components are available for

performing experiments.

ii)For software based experiments, the students

perform the experiments individually.ii)For the hardware experiment, there are four

students per experimental setup.

iii)The size of labs is 66 to 78 sqm which is as per

norms and can accommodate 20 students per batch.

iv)The labs are equipped with decent flooring andfurniture to provide good ambience.


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V-P.4 Technical manpower support in the department (20)

Name of

Tech Staff

Designation

(Pay-Scale)

Exclusive/

SharedWork?

Date of

Joining

Qualification

At joining

Now

Oyher technical

Skills gained?

Responsibility

Kamble

S.H.

Lab

Assistant(3000-500-

8000)

Exclusive 23/06/08 D.I.E Computer training

atC.O.E,Osmanabad

Enhancing the Labdevelopment

Training programof D.T.E.

Completed atVIT,Bibwewadi

To maintain

the LabTo provide

consumablematerial to

conductpractical.

To arrangesetup of

practical.

Kare C.B. LabAssistant

(3000-500-8000

Exclusive 1/07/08 B.E(E & TC) Software Testingcourse

To maintainthe Lab

To provideconsumable

material toconduct

practical.To arrange

setup ofpractical.

Bahad re Lab E cl si e 03/10/08 I T I NCVT Apprenticeship ITI To maintain


100/225

Name of

Tech Staff

Designation

(Pay-Scale)

Exclusive/

SharedWork?

Date of

Joining

Qualification

At joining

Now

Oyher technical

Skills gained?

Responsibility

To arrange

setup ofpractical

KambleS.S

LabAssistant

(3000-500-8000

Exclusive Diploma InComputer

Hardware &Networking.

To maintainthe Lab

To provideconsumable

material toconduct

practical.To arrange

setup ofpractical.

Shelar V.S LabAssistant(3000-500-

8000

Exclusive 16/08/10 M.E.(DLX)Appear To maintainthe LabTo provide

consumablematerial to

conductpractical.

To arrange

setup ofpractical.


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i) The technical support staff available is adequate to

run the 10 laboratories

ii)The staff is well qualified(ITI & Diploma in Electrical

& Electronis)

and capable of handling the labs.

V-P.4.2 Incentives, skill-up gradation and professional

advancement (10)

i)The staff is encouraged to upgrade their qualification.

They are sponsored for the same

ii) They are deputed for skill up gradation courses.

iii)They are given incentives/promotions from time to

time.

CRITERION VI :- Continuous Improvements

VI. P1 Improvement in Success Index of Students (10)

Items LYG/CAYm4(2009-10)

LYGm1/CAYm5

(2008-09)

LYGm2/CAYm6(2007-08)

Success

Index

.628 0.7887 0.6571


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VI. P4. Improvement in Faculty activities in Research

Publications, R & D works & Consultancy, &

Interaction. (15)

Items CAY

(2009-10)

CAYm1

(2008-09)

CAYm2

(2007-08)

FPPR 7.33 7.20 18.50

FPPC 13.3 9.14 10.6

IP 53.0 24.00 22.00Sum 73.63 40.34 51.10


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VI. P.5. CONTINUING EDUCATION:-ACADEMIC YEAR:- 2007-08 ( CAY m2)

ModuleDescription

Any othercontributory

Inst./Industry

Developed/Organized

by

Duration ResourcePersons

TargetAudiences

Usages & citationetc.

STTP KGCOE Karjat KGCOEKarjat

17-21 Nov07

Prof. AjayPaithane

Next generationoncommunication

Workshop WiproTechnologies

E&Tc Dept 05-09 Feb08

Prof. M.H.Naikwadi &Prof. B. D.

Jadhav

TeachingMethodologies

ACADEMIC YEAR:- 2008-09( CAY m1)

ModuleDescription

Any othercontributoryInst./Industry

Developed/Organizedby


TargetAudiences

Usages& citation etc.

WorkshopInsight-09

- Infosys Pune. 12-13 May2009

InfosysyTrainingDivision

Prof. G. R.Patil

Teaching & softskills

InternationalConference

- SKNCOE,Pune

27-28 May2009

Prof. S. C.Wagaj

Global ICTstandardizationForum

Workshop - SKNCOE,Pune

9-Aug-08

Prof.S. C.Wagaj

Electronic SystemLevel Designs


104/225

ModuleDescription




TargetAudiences


Using System

Crafter Fiter.Workshop - MMCOE,

Pune25-Aug08

Prof. A.N.Paithane,Prof. B.D.

Jadhav

"AdvancedEmbeded

Technology"

Workshop E&Tc Dept(Prof M JPingale)

1-Aug-08

RajalaxmiHegde fromB&RautomationPvt. Ltd.,Pune

TE(E&TC)Students

"Advances inMechatronics"

Workshop E&Tc Dept(Prof D. G.Bhalke)

12-13Feb-09

Prof. S.D. ApteRSCOE,Pune

All FacultyMembersattended

DSP Experimentwith MATLAB

Workshop PVPIT,Bawdhan,Pune

26 Feb09 Mrs. R RItkarkar

3G Technologies

WorkshopDept of E&Tc

02/02/09to03/02/09

Prof.Deosarkar,BATUMr. Kulkarni,Ni2 logic, Pune

BE E&TCstudents.

Recent trends inElectromagneticand AntennaDesign .

Workshop Actel &REANU

Prof . M. J.Pingle

18th Nov2008

Faculty ofE &Tc

Advanced VLSIDesign


105/225

ModuleDescription




TargetAudiences


Micro-

electronicsPune

RSCOE,

TathawadePune

Dept

Workshop BOSElectronics,PuneUnivesity

DYPIET,Pimpri, Pune-18

19 Nov 08 Prof. G R Patil Faculty ofE &TcDept

Drafting of SEsyllabus reformunder BOS.

STTP DYPIET,Pimpri,Pune18.

05-06Oct.2008

Prof D GBhalke

WirelessCommunication .

Workshop Sinhgad

Academy ofEngg,Kondhawa,Pune.

24/10/200

8

Prof G R Patil Workshop on

Syllabus reformsof Uniersity ofPune. Syllabussetting for thesubjects DataStructures &Communication

Theory

Workshop BOSElectronics,

VPCOE,Baramati.

9thJan 09 Faculty ofE &Tc

Teachingmethodology of


106/225

ModuleDescription




TargetAudiences


Pune

Univesity

Dept Basic electronics

engineering.STTP Sinhgad

Academy ofEngg,Kondhawa,Pune.

9th -13thJan 09

Prof.S.C.Wagaj

Enterpriseserver andsecurity

TrainingProgram

- VIT, Pune 19th 20thJan 09

Mr.S.H.Kamble

Enhancing skillsfor labdevelopment.

Workshop - P.V.P.I.T.,

Bavdhan,Pune

31/01/200

9

Prof B D

Jadhav

mini-project for

TE E&TCStudents.

ACADEMIC YEAR:- 2009-10( CAY)

ModuleDescription




TargetAudiences


Workshop BOS

Electronics,Pune Univesity

Sandip

FoundationsCOE, Nashik

13thJuly

09

Faculty of E

&Tc Dept

Instructional

Methodology forS.E


107/225

ModuleDescription




TargetAudiences


Workshop D.Y. Patil

C.O.E.Akurdi,Pune.

12th Sept

09

Prof.G.R.Patil

Prof.S.D.Shirbahadurkar

Drafting of T.E.

E & TC Syllabus& FE OnlineExam

Workshop BOSElectronics,Pune Univesity

G H RaisoniCollege ofEngg,Anagar

11thJan2010

Mr. G R Patil Faculty ofPune Univ.

TeachingMethodology ofData Structure

Workshop BOSElectronics,Pune Univesity

G H RaisoniCollege ofEngg,

Anagar

11thJan2010

Dr. D. M. Yadav Faculty ofPune Univ.

TeachingMethodology ofCommunication

TheoryWorkshop BOS

Electronics,Pune Univesity

G H RaisoniCollege ofEngg,Anagar

11thJan2010

- S MHundiwale,

J. M.Kadam

TeachingMethodology

Workshop Infosys Pune D. G.Bhalke

Campus Connectactivity


108/225


109/225

ACADEMIC YEAR 2008-09 ( CAY m1)

ModuleDescription

Any othercontributory

Inst./Industry

Developedby

Duration ResourcesConsumed

TargetAudience


Matlab 2008with toolboxes &Simulink.(25 Users)

- Purchased 14/08/08 8,15,022/- UG & PGStudents

For conductingS/W basedexperiments ofSE, TE & BE.Carrying out BE& ME projects.

MultisimCircuitoption.

(10 Users)

- Purchased 27/08/08 2,80,800/- UGStudents

For carrying outS/W basedexperiments at

SE & TE level.

MicrowindPackage 3.1( 5 Users)

Purchased 23/09/08 3,65,560/- UG & PGStudents

For carrying outVLSI basedexperiments.

MSDN( 1 user)

Purchased 04/08/08 42,665/- UGStudents

Operating System

Actel VLSIkits

Actel USA Actel USAcollaborationdonated

July 08 -- UGStudents

For carrying outVLSI basedexperiments.

Desktop - Purchased 29/9/2008 4,61,760/- UG Upgradation of


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ModuleDescription


Developedby


TargetAudience


computer

Intel Core 2Duo,2.4GHzprocessor,Intel chipsetmotherboard 160GB data,1GB Ram,CRT color

monitor.(30 Nos.)

Students Computing

facility

Optel makeOverheadprojector 24V,250W,halogenlamp,modelno. 001

Purchased 19/08/2008

7875/- UGStudents

Teaching aid

Dot matrix

printerEpson make

Purchased 30/09/200

8

20904/- UG

Students

Upgradation of

Computingfacility


111/225

ModuleDescription


Developedby


TargetAudience


8 bit ADC &

DACInterfacingcard, 4x4keyboardwith LCDInterfacingcard

Purchased 6/10/2008 6000/- UG

Students

For conducting

experiments ofAdvancedMic