SKCETskcet.ac.in/pdf/buzz/Vol02_Issue17.pdfKIRUTHIKA J, III IT In the path to your dream, even falling down would create a speed to get up faster than the light ! THARANI P III ECE

SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (An Autonomous Institution)

KUNIAMUTHUR, COIMBATORE - 641008.

25 June 2019 DAILY NEWS LETTER Volume: 2 Issue: 17

Editor-in-Chief

Dr.J.Janet

Principal, SKCET

Co-Editor

Dr.S.Sheeba Rani,EEE

Editorial Team

Prof.M.Diwakaran – IT

Prof.N.Pooranam – CSE

Dr.C.Samson Jerold – MECH

Dr.K.C.Ramya – EEE

Prof.S.Mary Fabiola - S&H

SKCET

Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology

Volume :2 Issue :17 | 25 June 2019

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A Special Lecture on “How To Combat The Evil/ Negative Side of Social Media“, organised by the Management of Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology (SKCET), Global Kongu Foundation(GKF) Charitable Trust and Dinamalar was organised today at SKCET campus. Our Respected Chairperson Madam welcomed and addressed the gathering. The key note on “How to combat the evil/negative side of social idea” was presented by Mr.V.Rathna Sabapathy, Managing Trustee, GKF. Thiru.A.Kaliyamurthy, Former Dy Commissioner of Police, Chennai, Mr. D.Sivanandhan, IPS(R), Former Director General of Police and Commissioner of Police, Mumbai and Mr.M.Naveen, Expert in Information Technology, California were the Guests of the day. Dr.K.Sundararaman, CEO-SKI , Dr.J.Janet, Principal of Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology , Principals of SKI, Dean and Heads of various departments of SKCET along with faculty members and students of the Institution played a pivotal role in organising the programme. The program ended with a note of thanks by Mr.Vijay Kumar, Chief News Editor, Dinamalar, followed by the National Anthem.

SOCIAL AWARENESS FORUM



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Smt.S.Malarvizhi Chairperson and Managing Trustee

Sri Krishna Institutions

Thiru.A.Kaliyamurthy Former Deputy Commissioner of

Police, Chennai

Mr.V.Rathna Sabapathy, Managing Trustee,

Global Kongu Foundation Charitable Trust

Mr. D.Sivanandhan, IPS(R), Former Director General of Police and

Commissioner of Police, Mumbai

Mr.M.Naveen Expert in Information Technology,

California

KEY DELIBERATIONS



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The Day-2 of Train the Trainers Program on INFYTQ based Faculty Enablement Program (FEP) continued today. The Forenoon Session was on Python -Functions and Data Base – Joints. The Afternoon Session was on Data Base – Subquery followed by an interactive Group activity.

CAMPUS CONNECT -FEP



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The Ph.D Viva voce presentation on the research topic titled “Performance Analysis of MIMO

OFDM System using Various Techniques Under Rayleigh Fading Channels” was presented by

Professor. L. Kebila Anns Subi, , Ponjesly College of Engineering, Research Scholar of

Dr. Albert Raj, Dean of Academics, SKCET. Congratulations!

PH.D VIVA VOCE - ECE



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Department of Civil Engineering conducted Mock Interview for the Final Year students.

Dr.P.Saravanakumar, Dr.J.Thaarrini, and Mr.S.C.Boobalan were the panel members who

evaluated the students performance and interpersonal skills. Suggestions were given to the

students for further improvement.

MOCK INTERVIEW - CIVIL



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The Department of Computer Science and Engineering has established a „Center for Deep Learning and Data Science‟ with the funds received from the Department of Science and Technology (DST) under the scheme TIDE (Technology Interventions for Disabled and Elderly). The center focuses on Image Processing, Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition and Social Media Analytics using technologies from Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep learning, Natural Language Processing and Information Visualization. The Centre is equipped with Dell r740 server, dual-socket 2U rack system with flexible storage options and built-in security features.

The details of the project are as given below:

Title - Design of Personal Assistant System for Alzheimer Patients

Agency - Department of Science and Technology

Scheme - Technology Interventions for Disabled & Elderly (TIDE)

Principal Investigator - Dr.D.Surendran

Co-Principal Investigator - Dr.D.Prabha

Total Sanctioned Cost - Rs. 57,37,723

Project Duration – 2 Years

Societal Impact of the Project

In day-to-day life, the Alzheimer affected persons are striving hard to manage their livelihood

and they seek assistance to lead their own life. People with such difficulty create an insecure problem

to roam outside and unable to communicate properly with the people. Moreover, they feel guilty to

express their problem and get the solution for this. In general these affected persons face difficulty to

survive alone and requires a care taker. The key feature of the personal assistance system is to

replace the human care taker of the Alzheimer.

ONGOING PROJECT: DST TIDE



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The proposed project is designed to resolve the existing difficulties of Alzheimer patients and

help them lead a secure life. The proposed system will help the users to track the location while

walking, will provide guidance for taking their medications, and will help in return back to their own

premises. The device can be embedded in wearable bracelet, aprons and shoes.

ONGOING PROJECT: DST TIDE



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Latest Research on Brain Activity to Measure Concept Understanding

As an engineer, no matter the field, you are constantly learning and picking up new concepts to better hone your craft. Properly understanding a concept and internalizing it is how you grow in an academic or professional setting. Yet, researchers from Dartmouth have developed a machine learning algorithm that can be used to measure how well a student understands a concept based on their brain activity.

The study involved twenty-eight students, equally separated into two groups of engineering students and novices. Engineering students have taken at least one mechanical engineering course and an advanced physics course, while novices had not taken any college-level engineering or physics classes.Students were given tests that focused on how structures are built and assessed participants' understanding of Newton's third law as well as a brief overview of the different types of forces in mechanical engineering. Then students were then asked to identify the Newtonian forces in real-world structures. Interestingly, students who scored higher on the tests tended to use the visual cortex similarly when applying concept knowledge about engineering, they use the rest of the brain very differently to process the same visual image.As stated in the paper, “Consistent with prior

research, the results demonstrated that the engineering students' conceptual knowledge was associated with patterns of activity in several brain regions.

TECHIE BUZZ



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Dr. J. Rejina Parvin, Department of ECE, has successfully published a book chapter titled

“An Overview of Wireless Mesh Networks” published by Intech Open Publishers, London,

United Kingdom, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.83414. The book chapter is

availablefrom: https://www.intechopen.com/online-first/an-overview-of-wireless-mesh-

networks and it is been indexed in Web of Science (WoS).

FACULTY BOOK CHAPTER PUBLICATION ECE

R&D: FIGURES OF MERIT

http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.83414

https://www.intechopen.com/online-first/an-overview-of-wireless-mesh-networks

https://www.intechopen.com/online-first/an-overview-of-wireless-mesh-networks



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Mrs.Nagalakshmi, Careerzone addressed the Third year ECE students on “Higher

Education Perspectives, Challenges and Job Opportunities in Overseas”. The students

were briefed about various job opportunities available overseas and procedures to apply for

higher education abroad.

CAREER GUIDANCE – SEMINAR ECE



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Prof.S.Satheesh Kumar, Department of ECE was invited as a Board Member for the

Department Advisory Board Meeting at Dr. N. G. P. Institute of Technology, Coimbatore. The

meeting mainly focused on reviewing of various academic initiatives, R&D activities and

suggestions for continual improvements of the institution.

SIH HARDWARE FINALISTS 2019

FACULTY OUTSIDE WORLD INTERACTION:ECE



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HEALTH-O-GRAPHICS



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NIVETHA M III EEE Break your limits, Ban your gossips, Balance your failures, Build your house of dreams.

Preethi S II CSE- B Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard..!

Arunaa G T , II CSE A If you need something to believe in, start with yourself... !

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Prof. Biruntha S CSE Ancestor for suspended building construction !

Theophila Vaiz R 2nd yr CSE For you it's just a NEST but for me it's my PARADISE!

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