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1 Department of Electrical and Electronics

St. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING PLUG IN



MESSAGES

Message from the Managing Director The department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is one of the innovative departments of the college. PLUG-IN, over the years, has encapsulated articles, which are not only technical in nature, but also entertaining. I am sure that this present issue and forth-coming will live up to the high expectations of its readers.

Dr. B.BabuManoharan, M.A., MBA, Ph.D.

Message from the Director I congratulate the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in bringing out yet another issue of PLUG-IN. The articles are thought provoking and also interesting. I wish the department all success for the forth-coming issues of PLUG-IN.

Mr. B. JaikumarChirsturajan, B.E., MBA.,

Message from the Principal I am glad to know that the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is bringing out the next issue of PLUG-IN the in-house magazine. I am sure that the standard of publication would be in conformance with exacting standard already established by the editorial board. I wish the department success in all their future endeavors.

Dr.VaddiSeshagiriRao, M.E., MBA., Ph.D.,

From the Editor’s Desk Yet again in PLUG IN you will find an issue filled with innovative articles of our young

talented and energetic students. The past few years have been an exciting time for our magazine and with each year we try to improve and build upon our previous issue. We hope you enjoy the new design of this year’s issue and your invaluable suggestions are always welcome. Your suggestions might help in the betterment of the upcoming issues. Kindly mail us [email protected]

THE EDITORIAL BOARD Coordinator Ms.Jayarama Pradeep, M.E., (Ph.D)., Editor Dr. S. Arunachalam, M.E., Ph. D., Ms.K.Sakeenathul Kubra, M.E.

Cover Design Vivekanand G III Yr

Student Editors Vivekanand G III yr Ramakrishanann.S III yr Josephine Premila Raj III yr Avinesh.S II yr Nishevitha.R II yr



University Rank Holders

The College has bagged the most number of University Ranks in Tamil Nadu for

the 9th consecutive year among all Engineering Colleges affiliated to Anna University,

in May 2014 Examinations. This batch of students have secured 107 Ranks with 4 Gold

Medals and 1 Silver Medal. This year our department students have secured 1 gold

medal and 16 other ranks.

B.E (Electrical and Electronics Engineering)

SOWMYA R

CGPA : 8.98

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 13)

D/O Mrs. Shanthi

Ravichandran

Mr. Ravichandran S

Cash prize: Rs. 15,000

LEANDER L

CGPA : 8.86

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 25)

D/O Mrs. Loretta

Maria Pamela

Mr. Lawrence J


SAKTHISH

PETHANESH N

CGPA : 8.80

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 31)

D/O Mrs. Anbuchelvi N

Dr. Nagarajan S


UMA BHARATHI K

CGPA : 8.76

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 35)

D/O Mrs. Vijayalakshmi K

Mr. Karunakaran S


VIKRAM C

CGPA : 8.73

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 38)

D/O Mrs. Sumathi K V

Mr. Chanukya K P


ANTONY MADONNA A

CGPA : 8.69

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 42)

D/O Mrs. Vasanthi A

Mr. Arockia Raj I


M.E (Power Electronics and Drives Engineering)

JAYALAKSHMI G

CGPA : 9.06

(UNIVERSITY RANK

11)

D/O Mrs. Chitra.G

Mr. Gopalakrishnan.N


SUBITHA S

CGPA : 8.88

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 21)

D/O Mrs. Sumathi.

Mr.Sundararaju.C


ANITHA THOMAS

CGPA : 8.78

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 28)

D/O Mrs. Jessy Thomas

Mr.T.V.Thomas


LATHA DEVI M

CGPA : 8.7

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 33)

D/O Mrs. Vasantha

kumari

Dr.M.Munian


RIYA JOY

CGPA : 8.66

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 36)

S/O Mrs. Mariamma Joy

Mr.V.I.Joy


NEETHU K

CGPA : 8.63

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 38)

S/O Mrs. K.M.

Sathi devi

Mr. K.C.Gopinath


M.E (Power Systems Engineering)

NIMITHA ROSE PETER

CGPA : 9.45

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 1) D/O Mrs. Lilly Peter

Mr. Peter John

Cash prize: Rs.

50,000

JENILALEX M

CGPA : 8.94

(UNIVERSITY RANK 10)

D/O Dr. Mary Grace A

Dr. Maria John S


VIDHYA S

CGPA : 8.86

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 16)

D/O Mrs. Jamuna S

Mr.Selvaraj R


MONISHA ANN M

CGPA : 8.83

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 18)

D/O Mrs. Elizabeth Martin

Mr.Chandra Martin S


CHINCHU SABU

CGPA : 8.80

(UNIVERSITY

RANK 20)

D/O Mrs. Molly Sabu

Mr.Sabu Joseph




GRADUATION DAY REPORT

The 17th

Graduation Day was held on 8th April, 2015 at 2.00 pm. Dr. Jeppiaar

Chairman of St Joseph’s College of Engineering presided over the function and Mr. Roy

Joseph, Head Human Resource, MRF Limited delivered the Convocation Address. Mr.

Raghuraman Krishnamurthy, Senior Director, Cognizant Technology Solutions distributed

the Degree Certificates to the fresh graduates. 1329 students received their degrees. The

College has bagged the highest number of University Ranks for the 9th

consecutive year in

Anna University Examinations held in the May2014. This batch of students have secured 107

Ranks with 4 Gold Medal. All the Rank holders were awarded Cash Prizes worth Rs. 17.45

lakhs which includes Rs. 50,000/- each for the Gold Medalists, Rs.15, 000/- each for all other

Rank Holders & Shields. The total prize money amounts to Rs.20.32 lakhs.

PLACEMENT DETAILS

Out of the 1329 students receiving their degree, 697 of them are placed through

campus interviews184 of them are all well placed through off campus and 71 of them have

become entrepreneurs. Through campus interviews the students are placed in many leading

organizations like Cognizant Technologies, Wipro, Mindtree, Verizon, Sanmar, Sasken,

Perlos, HDFC, ICICI, RR Donelly, Asahi India Glass Ltd, L&T, Zoho, Technip, HCL,

Hewitt, Renault Nissan, Virtusa, RBS, Coffee Day, Hinduja Leyland, Kodak Mahindhra

Bank, Pepsico etc., with a salary ranging from 2.4 lakhs to Rs 6.5 lakhs per annum.

HIGHER STUDIES

187 Students are pursuing their higher studies both in India and Abroad which includes

universities like University of Texas (US), University of South Florida (US), University of

Melbourne, National University of Singapore, Auburn University, Illinois Institute of

Technology, University of West Virginia, Leeds University (UK), North Carolina State

University, NJIT, IIT, IIM etc., through our Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS)

CO - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE) Awards:

The Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE), New Delhi has constituted the

best project award for the final year students. The selected project is “Design of

Gyroscopically Controlled biomorphic robot and gait generation for assisted walking of



humans” done by Harish Rammohan .S of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering

department under the guidance of Mrs. V.Chamundeeswari

Mr. Ashwin Sridhar; Ms. Keerthana Ramanathan; Ms. Namritha Maniyodath & Ms.

Kirthika Pyandapal of the Biotechnology Department Presented a poster at “11th European

Conference on Computational Biology” on 9-12 September 2012 at Basel, Switzerland.

Ms. Grace Janet Philip carried her final year project work at Saint Barnabas Medical

Research Center in Livingston, New Jersey, USA.

Ms. Akila S V & Mr. Ashwin Sridhar carried their final year project work at NUS,

Singapore.

Mr. Vignesh Karthick S & Ms. Sriragavi A: underwent a Govt. of India Sponsored

internship programme for 70 days at Indian Institute of Science Education and Research

Kolkata, during the academic year 2013-2014.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Our students have excelled not only in the field of academics, but also in the field of sports.

We have G Satyan who is India’s No 1 table tennis player. R. Sumana, Mr. Prasanna

international table tennis player.

R. Veenasree, R. Vidhyasree, P. Suganya, SPB Poorvika, P Anjuka represented our

college in various events at the university, State and National levels.

The Management, Principal and Staff extended a hearty congratulation to all the above students

and all the budding graduates for their academic and extracurricular achievements.

No of students Appeared : 1485

• No. of students Passed : 1329

• Pass Percentage : 89.7%

• First Class with Distinction : 130

• Passed with First Class : 1199

Ranks bagged by the college right from its inception (From May 1998 University Examinations)

• Total No. of Ranks : 896

• Gold Medals : 44

• Silver Medals : 38

Other Ranks : 814

Highest Number of Anna University Ranks for the 9th consecutive year

• Total No. of University Ranks : 107

• No. of Gold Medal : 4

• No of Silver Medal : 1

•Other Ranks : 102

University Rank Awards : Total Rs. 20.32 lakhs

• Cash Award : Rs 20.32 lakhs



• Gold Medal (4* 50,000) : Rs 2,00,000/-

• Other Ranks (103*15,000) : Rs 15,45,000/-

• Shields & Medals : Rs 2.87 lakhs

Placement

Total No. of Students Placed through

• Campus Recruitment : 697

• Off Campus : 184

• Self Employed : 71

Higher Studies

Students pursuing Higher studies through Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS)

Abroad : 129

India : 58

Sports

• International Players : 2

• Represented Anna University in All India University Tournaments : 9

The Trust has constituted awards to all the topper of the class. The awardees of the trust

award are S.No Name of the Award Branch Year Name of the Student

1 Dr. MGR Award CSE 2010-2014 Mr. SRIDHAR J

2 A.P. Baulraj Award ECE 2010-2014 Ms. ANANTHALAKSHMI P R

3 Abraham Lincoln Award EEE

2010-2014 Ms. SOWMYA R

4 Mother Therasa Award MECHANICAL 2010-2014 Mr. SATISH KUMAR V

5 A.P.J. Abdul Khalam Award ICE

2010-2014 Mr. R.S AJISH

6 Kalpana Chawla Award EIE

2010-2014 Mr. HARIHARA SUBRAMANIAM

S C 7 Martin Luther King Award IT

2010-2014 Ms. MONA R

8 Theiva Pulavar Thiruvalluvar Award CHEMICAL

2010-2014 Mr. RAJ KUMAR R

9 M. Visvesvaraya Award Bio-Tech 2010-2014 Ms. ROMIYA C

10 Mahakavi Subramania Bharathiar Award M.B.A

2012-2014 Ms. ANGELINE SHAMILA B

11 Paventhar Bharathidasan Award M.CA.

2011-2014 Ms. KIRTHIKA S

12 Dr. Radhakrishnan Award M. Sc.

2009-2014 Mr. CHENTHUR PANDIAN .V

13 Annai Janaki MGR Award ME (Applied Electronics)

2012-2014 Ms. DIVYA FRANCIS

14 Perundalaivar Kamarajar Award ME (Power Electronics)

2012-2014 Ms. JAYALASHMI G

15 Aringnar Anna Award ME (Computer Science) 2012-2014 Ms. THRESA JENIFFER J

16 Nelson Mandela Award ME ( C & I ) 2012-2014 Ms. RAMA DEVI C

17 C. V. Raman Award ME ( Power Systems ) 2012-2014 Ms. NIMITHA ROSE PETER

18 Srinivasa Ramanujan Award

ME (Software Engineering) 2012-2014 Ms. RAJALAKSHMI M



Achievements of our students year after year

Year

of

passing

UNIVERSITY RESULTS PLACEMENT ABHS ANNA UNIVERSITY RANKS

Total

No of

Students

No of

Students

Passed

% f

Pass

Through

Campus

Interview

Off

Campus

Interview

Self

Employed

Own

Business

Abroad India

Total no of

university

Ranks

Gold

Medals

Silver

Medals

Other

Ranks

2006 902 817 90.5 469 176 33 98 41 62 3 2 57

2007 984 892 90.6 609 144 29 76 34 45 1 2 42

2008 1014 923 91.2 810 31 23 38 21 45 3 4 38

2009 1227 1134 92.4 681 267 33 97 56 59 6 2 51

2010 1273 1183 92.9 705 298 62 88 30 59 3 3 53

2011 1380 1265 91.7 864 218 60 97 26 84 5 4 75

2012 1365 1229 90.1 901 176 70 92 39 123 2 3 118

2013 1368 1243 90.9 686 161 58 112 51 112 1 1 110

2014 1485 1329 89.7 697 184 71 129 58 107 4 1 102

2015 - - - 757 * - - - - - - - -

* as on 6th April 2015

Department Details about 2014 batch

B.E. (EEE) No of students Passed – 139 No of University Ranks – 6 First Class & Distinction – 11 First Class – 109 Recipient of the Trust Award – Ms. SOWMYA R (Abraham Lincoln Award) Placed : Campus Placement – 70 Off Campus – 40 Doing higher studies : Abroad – 10

In India – 20

M.E. (Power Electronics & Drives) No of students Passed – 17 No of University Ranks – 06

With First Class & Distinction – 6 With First Class – 11

Recipient of the Trust Award – Ms. JAYALASHMI G (Perundalaivar Kamarajar Award)

Placed : Campus Placement – 03 Off campus – 10

M.E. (Power Systems) No of students Passed – 17 No of University Ranks – 05

With First Class & Distinction – 06 With First Class – 11

Recipient of the Trust Award – Ms. NIMITHA ROSE PETER (Sir C V Raman Award)

Placed : Campus Placement – 03 Off campus – 06



STAFF ACTIVITIES

List of Published Journals

SNo Authors Title of the Paper with Authors Name of the Journal, Volume, Page

Number and Issue

1 Jayarama Pradeep

Modeling Inverter-machine drive using discrete event system approach

International journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 6 N. 6, pp 10283- 10286, September 2014.

Fault Diagnosis of PMSM using Artificial Neural Network

International Review of Modeling and Simulation, Vol 7, No.5. pp 760 – 767, Oct’2014.

Artificial Intelligence Based Electric fault detection in PMSM

Indian Streams Research Journal, Volume : 4, Issue : VIII, pp 2230-7850, September – 2014.

Adoption of Park’s transformation for inverter fed drive

International journal of power electronics and drive systems, Vol 5, No.3, 2015, 2008-8694

2 Dr. T.V. Narmadha

Design and Real Time Implementation of Control Algorithm for Permanent Magnet Brushless DC Motor

Journal of Electrical Engineering, Vol. 14 N. 2, pp 234-245, 2014

Fault Detection of Re-Entry Vehicle Control Surface using Multiple Model Method

International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Research (IJSER), Vol.

2 N. 5, ISSN (Online): 2347‐3878, 2014

Comparison of Performance measures of speed control for a DC Motor using hybrid intelligent controller and optimal LQR

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol. 622, 2014

Design of PV based Fuzzy Logic Controller for Positive Output Super-Lift LUO-Converter

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 9 No.25 (2014) pp. 8660-8665

3 Mr. K Mohanadasse

Investigation of Dielectric Properties of the Polyamide Enamel Filled with Micro and Nano Fillers of SiO2 and Al2O3 Used in Induction Motors to Reduce Harmonics

Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, Issue 23, Vol. 4, 2015

4

M. Chilambarasan, Dr. M Ramesh Babu

Design and simulation of LUO converter topology for photovoltaic application

International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Volume 9, Number 23 (2014) pp. 21553-21560.

Design and simulation of self lift positive output LUO converter using incremental conductance algorithm for photovoltaic

applications

Journal Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol. 622, pp 51-58, 2014.

5 C. Venkatesh Kumar, Dr.M.Ramesh Babu,

Power quality enhancement in distribution system using interline dynamic voltage restorer and displacement factor controller

International Journal of Emerging Technology in Computer Science & Electronics, Volume 13 Issue 1,pp. 103-110 –MARCH 2015.

6 Dr. T. D. Sudhakar

Harmonic Analysis and Simulation of Shunt Active filter for Three Phase Induction Motor power Backup System using Matlab/Simulink

Middle East Journal of Scientific Research.(Accepted for publication)

Harmonic Analysis of a Real Time Laptop charging circuit with Non - Linear loads” in

The International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 9, No. 25 (Special Issue), 2014, pp 8602-8608.

7 Ms. V. Uma

Congestion management in deregulated power system by fuzzy based optimal location and sizing of UPFC”in

WSEAS transactions on power systems.

8 Mr.N.Chidambararaj

Optimal Active Power rescheduling of generators for congestion management

using new definition of sensitivity”

International Journal of Emerging Technology in Computer Science and

Electronics, MAR 2015 Vol. 13 No. 1.

Multi Objective PSO for Congestion Management in Deregulated Power system

International Journal of Applied Engg. Research, 2015 Vol. 10, No. 6

A Combined congestion management

technique for rescheduling of optimal active power of generation units

Journal of Theoretical and Applied

Information Technology, 30/SEP 2014 Vol. 67 No. 3.



9 R. Manimegalai PSO Based Social Welfare Maximization of Wind Thermal Coordinated System in a Deregulated Power Market

Volume 326, chapter 10, pp 819 – 827 Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, Springer India 2015

List of Published Conferences

SNo Author Title of the Paper with Authors Name of the Journal, Volume, Page

Number and Issue

1 Jayarama Pradeep Modeling Inverter-machine drive using

discrete event system approach

Indian control conference’2015, IIT

Madras.

2 Dr. Ramani Kalpathi

Regeneration using c-dump fed switched reluctance generator

Proceedings of ISERMAT, Jan, 2014, conducted by SSNCS .

Switched Reluctance Motor Based on

Current Source Converter for Automotive Throttle Control

Proceedings of ISERMAT, Jan 2014

conducted by SSNCS.

3

Dr. M Ramesh Babu, Dr.S. Arunachalam

Reconfiguration for loss reduction and voltage profile improvement of radial distribution system using harmony search algorithm

Proceedings of ICEECE March 11-12, 2015, conducted by Vivekanandha college of engineering for women.

A study of voltage profile impact of distributed generators in radial distribution system

Proceedings of ICEECE March 11-12, 2015, conducted by Vivekanandha college of engineering for women.

4 M. Chilambarasan, Dr. M Ramesh Babu

Comparison of dc-dc converter for photovoltaic application

Proceedings of ISERMAT, Jan 2014 conducted by SSNCS.

5

Dr.S. Arunachalam, Dr. M Ramesh Babu,

Solution of Combined Emission and Economic Dispatch including valve point constraints using firefly algorithm

Proceedings of NCSRES March 20-21, 2015, conducted by CEG, Guindy, Anna University.

Calculation of LMP using DCOPF by incorporating ac power flow based transmission loss factor

Proceedings of NCSRES March 20-21, 2015, conducted by CEG, Guindy, Anna University.

Stochastic unit commitment problem incorporating renewable energy power

Proceedings of SEMCO and FANCO December 18-20, 2014 conducted by Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University, accepted for publication in SPRINGER LNCS Journal

Hybrid particle swarm optimization algorithm and firefly algorithm based combined economic and emission dispatch including valve point effect

Proceedings of SEMCO and FANCO

December 18-20, 2014 conducted by Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University, accepted for publication in SPRINGER LNCS Journal

6

M. Chilambarasan,

Dr. M Ramesh Babu

Design and Simulation of Self-Lift Converter Topology for Renewable Energy Application

Proceedings of ICIIECS'15, 19-20 March, 2015.

Design and Simulation of Fused LUO Converter

Proceedings of ICIIECS'15, 19-20 March, 2015.

7

Dr. T D Sudhakar

Performance Comparison of Electronic Ballast Topologies for Low Power Compact Fluorescent Lamp Application

Proceedings of ICCPCT 2014.

Application of Passive Filters for Harmonics Mitigation in a Dual Input Converter

Proceedings of IEEE conference ICCPEIC, 2014.

Effect of Tuned Passive Filter on Current Harmonics in a Converter Inverter System Feeding a Motor Load

Proceedings of International Conference on Emerging Trends in Science Engineering and Technology, 2014.

Passive Filter Based Grid Integrated Battery Operated Power Generating System For Power Quality Improvement

Proceedings of NCMESI, 2015.

Harmonic Analysis Of A Converter –

Chopper System Feeding A Dc Load Proceedings of NCPCI, 2014.

8

Ms. V.

Chamundeswari

Digital & control for Negative Output Superlift Luo Converter using ARM Processor

Proceedings of ICEESC, Dec, 2014. Accepted for publication in International Journal of Applied Engineering Research

Design, Control and Implementation of High Gain Negative Output DC-DC Converter for Photovoltaic Applications

Proceedings of E2IC2, 2014. Accepted for publication in Journal of Advances in natural and applied sciences.



9 Ms. V. Uma

Optimal Placement of PMU based on vertex coloring and AVL tree technique” has been.

Accepted for publication in International Journal of Applied Engineering Research on Apr 2015

10 Mr. R. Elavarasan

Design and Experimental Verification of Linear Switched Reluctance Motor with Tapered Poles

Proceedings of ISERMAT, Jan 2014 conducted by SSNCS.

A Novel Skewed Linear Switched

Reluctance Motor – Analysis and Design

Proceedings of ISERMAT, Jan 2014

conducted by SSNCS

11 Mr.K. Aravindhan

" New Cascaded H- Bridge Multilevel Inverter For Grid Connection

Proceeding of NCAET, 2015 conducted by SMK Fomra Institute Of Technology.

Other Activities

SNo Staff Name Event

1 Dr. Ramani Kalpathi Ms. V. Chamundeswari

Conducted workshop on “Nu-LB-NUC140 Microcontrollers” for B.E (E.E.E) and M.E (Power Electronics and drives) students from 16 Feb 2015 to 19 Feb 2015

2 Dr. M Ramesh Babu

Inaugurated and delivered keynote address in NCONAEST – 14 conducted by Magna College of Engineering, Chennai.

Obtain supervisor recognition from Anna University, Chennai for guiding PhD candidates and currently supervising three candidates.

3 Dr. S. Arunachalam

Has Chaired the Electrical Session of the ISERMAT 2015 organized by SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, Jan 8, 2015.

Delivered a lecture on “Coordination of FACTS Controllers” in Faculty Development Training Program organized by Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, College of Engineering, Anna University, Guindy on 7/12/2014.

4 Ms. V. Uma

Has attended a workshop “Power Conversion Systems for Smart Grids” at SSN College of Engineering on 18/07/2014 and 19/07/2014.

5 Mr.N.Chidambararaj

Has attended workshop in “Control systems-Real time applications” at Arulmighu Meenakshi Amman College of Engineering, Kanchipuram on 21-11-2014 &22-11-2014.

6 Mr. R. Elavarasan

Has attended a workshop on “Computational Analysis Of Electrical Machines” at VIT University, Chennai on 06-09-2014 &07-09-2014.

7 Mr. R. Elanthirayan

Has attended a workshop on Solar Photovoltaic Design and application organized by SKR Engineering College on 19 Dec 2014.

Has attended a workshop on “NuMicro Nu-LB-NUC140 Micro Controllers” organized by our college on 18 DEC 2014.

8 Mr. N. Jeyaprakash

Has attended a workshop on “Introduction to Embedded Systems in real times applications” VIT University, Chennai on 11-10-2014.

9 Mr. R. Sreekanth

Has attended a workshop on “Energy Management systems in Micro grids” at SSN College of Engineering on 17-12-2014&18-12-2014.

10. Mr. T. Sriananda Ganesh

Has attended a Training programme on Solar Photovoltaic System at Institute for Energy studies, Anna University conducted from 09-06-2014 to 12-06-2014

Has attended a workshop on “Nano Materials for Solar Photovoltaic systems” at SSN College of Engineering on 05-12-2014 & 06-12-2014.

11. Mr. K. Sivakumar

Has attended a workshop on Project Based Learning with MATLAB and simulink” AMET University 06-03-2015.

12. Mr.K. Aravindhan

Has attended a workshop in “Smart Grid Technology and Applications” at PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore on 10-10-2014 & 11-10-2014.

13. Ms.D.J.Christilda Nancy

Has attended a workshop on “Embedded system application using ARM” at VIT University, Chennai on 13/08/2014 and 14/08/2014.

14. Mr.H.Prasad

Has attended a workshop on “Power Quality issues & Impacts” at Saranathan Engineering College on 19/12/2014 & 20/12/2014.

15. Mr.S.Nishant

Has attended a workshop on Power Converters for Renewable Energy Applications at E.G.S Pillay Engineering College, Nagapatinam on 28-11-2014.

16. Ms. S. Divya

Has attended a workshop on Design and Implementation of Advanced Controllers for Renewable Energy Systems using MATLAB and DSPACE Kongu Engineering College (Autonomous) 12-03-2015 & 13-03-2015.



ADVISORY BUREAU FOR HIGHER STUDIES

The advisory Bureau for higher studies (ABHS) was inaugurated in the year 1999.

Ever since its inception, it is functioning as a separate wing with the prime notion to serve the

student community for getting higher studies admission in India and abroad. The main

objective of ABHS is to enable the students to prepare for the tests like GRE, TOEFL,

GMAT, IELTS, GATE, CAT etc. ABHS has the latest information, books and CD’s

regarding GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS, GATE and CAT. From this year onwards the

GRE and TOEFL training classes have been commenced in the campus.

ABHS is also organizing guest lectures and seminars to equip the students for pursing higher

studies .Various Workshops and seminars are handled by resource persons from IDP, USIEF,

Cambridge University, British Council and other higher studies agencies. Apart from this, the

students are exposed to the first-hand information from Associate Director, Deans,

Department heads and faculty members from many educational institutes like SUNY,

Arkansa State University, Swinburne University, University of Sussex, Illinois Institute of

Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Denver, Pace University and

Southern Illinois University. The Academicians have visited our campus and also briefed the

students about the application process, scholarships and requirements in their respective

universities.

Our students have got admission into various top ranking universities in different

countries like USA, Australia, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Sweden and Singapore.

To name a few, University of Texas, Stanford university, NJIT, Carnegie Mellon university,

University of Massachusetts, Arizona State University, North Carolina state University,

Illinois Institute of technology, University of Pennsylvania, Concordia University, Leeds

university, Florida institute of technology, University of Birmingham, NUS, NTU, University

of West Virginia, MRIT, University of MTU, McGill University etc. The number of students

who have got admission for higher studies during recent years:

S.No Academic Year No of

students*

1. 2013 - 2014 187

2. 2012 – 2013 163

3. 2011 – 2012 131

4. 2010 – 2011 123

5. 2009 – 2010 118

6. 2008 – 2009 153

7. 2007 – 2008 59



From this many students are pursuing higher studies in India like IITs, IIMs, and IIPM. The

list of students who are currently pursuing their higher studies in India and Abroad are listed

below:

Name of Student University Place Course Name Batch

Sowmya

Ravichandran

Nanyang

Technological

University

Singapore M.S (Power

Engineering)

2010-

2014

Vishnu Ram

Warsaw university

of Technology

Warsaw

,Poland

Global Production

Engineering and

Management

2009-

2013

Varsha Bhaskar

University of

Cincinnati

Ohio, USA M.S.- Information

systems

2007-

2011

Akirtsridharan

University of

Delaware

Delaware,

USA

(Dual Degree)

Masters in Electrical

and Computer

Engineering &

Masters in Business

2010 –

2014

Abdullah Amir

The Petroleum

Institute – University

And Research

Center

Abu Dhabi,

United Arab

Emirates

M.S (Electrical

Engineering)

2010-

2014

Vinod Ranganath Madras Institute of

Technology.

Chennai,India Green

Manufacturing

2010-

2014

Vikash Murarisetty

Nanyang

Technological

University

Singapore Computer Control

and Automation

2010-

2014

Deepikha Punniamoorthy

Illinois Institute of

Technology

USA M.S (Electrical

Engineering)

2010-

2014

Sona Rajkumar University of North

Carolina

USA M.S. in Electrical

Engineering(Power

System)

2010-

2014

Swathika Rochester Institute

of Technology

USA M.S. in computer

Engineering

2010-

2014

Manoj Prabakaran

Bharathiar

University

India M.B.A 2010-

2014

Promod

Berchmans

Loyola Institute of

Business

Administration

India PGDM 2010-

2014

Anne Maria University of

Colorado, Boulder

USA M.S. Electrical and

Computer

Engineering

2006-

2010

*This is the number of students who have gone for higher education immediately after the

completion of their course and many take up their higher education after one or two years

of work experiences in industry.

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Centre for Training and Placement

We are glad to inform that762Students are selected through

campus recruitment processes for the year 2014 - 15 with an annual

salary package, starting from Rs 2.48 Lakhs to 10.12 Lakhs for UG & PG

students.

COURSE WISE

BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL

CSE 86 ECE 100 MECH 71

IT 87 EEE 86 EIE 85

ICE 34 ME - CSE 5 ME - PS 4

CHEM 53 ME -SE 3 ME - C& I 2

BIO 37 ME - AE 5 ME - MANU 1

MCA 27 ME -PE 9 MTech - BIO 1

MBA 66 Total 762

COMPANY WISE

Cognizant total offers** 461 NTT DATA 13 Royal Bank of Scotland 16

Wipro total offers** 222 NAUKRI.COM 1 BNP Paribas 4

Infosys total offers** 245 Globalsoft Solutions 1 ICICI Securities 1

Soliton Technologies 2 Datacert 9 Vortex 1

Zoho 7 TECH MAHINDRA 6 Coffee day 1

CommVault 2 Jaro Education 2 HCL Technologies 3

Vembu Techhnologies 2 BNY MELLON 11 American Megatrends 1

Trimble 2 ITS Solutions 20 HDFC Bank 4

Vernalis 3

Wipro - Global

Infrastructure

Services

2 Manali petrochemicals

Ltd 5

RR Donelley 3 Polaris 5 Sony 1

Mindtree 21 Prime Focus 1 Mphasis 1

Virtusa 9 Accenture 1 Jain Housing 1

Ideas2it 4 TNQ 12 SPIC 5

Scope International 5 Global Analytics 1 HCL Healthcare 2

AGS Healthcare 11 Aon Hewitt 2 Ashok Leyland 1

Verizon 5 ITC Limited 1 Total 1139 ** Day 1 is shared by Cognizant, Wipro and Infosys* as on 8thApril, 2015



The placement minutiae and company wise placement list of our UG students are as follows:

S.No. Placed Company No. of Students Placed

1. Cognizant Technology Solution

34

2. Wipro 27

3. Standard Chartered 02

4. Infosys 28

5. Virtusa 01

6. Lemalabs 01

Total 93

S.No

Name of the Student Company

Name

1. ALLEN CHRISTO N

2. AMITH KUMAR SETHIYA

M

3. ANANDHA

RAMACHANDRAN A

4. ANNIE MARIA JOB

5. ANTONY PRAVEEN M

6. ANTONY THOMAS V S

7. ANU BHARATHI B

8. ARVIND M

9. ASHISH B NAIR

10. ASHWIN D

11. ASHWIN KUMAR S

12. BHAVANI C

13. CHIVKAMI E

14. DAVID GNANARAJ J

15. DHIVYA NANDHINI D

16. FRANCIS ANAND

17. FRANCIS CLINTON

PRASANTH A

18. GOKUL C

19. GOUTHAM S B

20. HARSHINI A

21. INDUMATHI V

22. JANANI A

23. JEMIMA C

24. JOSE J ABRAHAM

25. KARTHICK S

26. KAVITHA R

27. KISHORE R

28. KOVENDHAN S

29. MOHAMED RINAZ

ANSARI M

30. MOHANA KRISHNAN M

31. NISHA D

32. PRIYANGA R

33. SARANYA L

34. RAMYA M

S.No


Name

35. RAJA GURU S

36. ROSHAN A

37. SAKTHIVEL B

38. SANJANA CION

39. SARANYA K

40. SOLOMON JESHUR RAJA R

41. SUBHASH S

42. SUGANTHI S

43. SWATHIKA S

44. VAMSI KRISHNA A V

45. VIGNSWARAN A V

46. VIJAY NISHANTH M

47. SRINATH K

48. \ ANU BHARATHI B

49. ASHISH B NAIR

50. ASHWIN KUMAR S

51. CHIVKAMI E


53. FRANCIS ANAND

54. FRANCIS CLINTON

PRASANTH A

55. GOUTHAM S B

56. HARISH B

57. HARSHINI A

58. JOSE J ABRAHAM

59. JUHI PAULIN J

60. KARTHICK S

61. KOVENDHAN S

62. MOHANA KRISHNAN M

63. MOHANA PRAKAASH K S

64. PRASANNA G

65. RAMYA M

66. ROSHAN A

67. SACHIN VINAYAK BHAT

68. SAKTHIVEL B

69. SANJITHAA R



S.No


Name

70. SIONA MARIA NATHANIEL

71. SRIDHARPRASATH A G

72. SUBHASH S

73. SWATHIKA S


75. VIGNSWARAN A V

76. ALLEN CHRISTO N

77. ANNIE CATHRINA

SABHATINI J

78. ANU BHARATHI B

79. ARVIND M

80. ASHISH B NAIR

81. ASHWIN KUMAR S

82. BENISHPHA P

83. CHIVKAMI E


85. DHIVYA C

86. HARSHINI A

87. JANANI A

88. JEMIMA C

89. JOSE J ABRAHAM

90. KOVENDHAN S

91. MADHUVANTHI M

92. MOHANRAJ V

93. NISHA D

94. PREETHI K

95. RAJA GURU S

S.No


Name

96. SACHIN VINAYAK BHAT

97. SARANYA K

98. SIONA MARIA NATHANIEL

99. SRIRAM M

100. SUBHASH S

101. SWATHIKA S


103. VIJAY NISHANTH M

104. SRIDEVI R

105. DHIVYA C

Verizon

106. HARSHINI A

107. DEEPA RANI C

Mindtree 108. RAJASEKAR M

109. SARAN PRASAD B 110. SRIRAM M 111. ASHISH B NAIR Datacert

112. DIVYA S NTT DATA

113. MOHANA V

114. KARTHIK A

Hcl

Technologies

115. KOVENDHAN S Ideas 2 IT

116. KARTHICK S Soliton

117. ASHISH.B.NAIR

Robert Bosch 118. HARSHINI A

119. DHIVYA C

The placement minutiae and company wise placement list of our PG students are as follows:

S.No. Placed Company No. of Students Placed

1. Cognizant Technology Solution 06

2. Infosys 09

3. St.Joseph's Group of institutions 02

S.No Name of the Student

Company / College Name

1. DHANWANDHI P

2. ARUNACHALAM C 3. FERNANDO JENSEN

4. JENNIFER APPARNA PRINCESS A

5. SUJATHA R 6. VIVEK A 7. DHIVYA P

8. NUTHALAPATI MANI DEEPIKA PRASANTHI

S.No Name of the Student

Company / College Name

9. RAJMOHAN C

10. SNEKHA EZHIL 11. SUJATHA R 12. VIVEK A 13. APTHI JOSHVA A 14. NEENU PON RATHY N 15. VARSHA V

16. SUJATHA R St.Joseph’s Group of Instituions 17. DHIVYA P



DEPARTMENT TOPPERS

A right honor at the right time will have an impact on life forever. The students

who have catalyzed their actions into accomplishments by achieving good

grades in the University Exam are motivated by the management in different

ways by

Rewarding Gold Medalist with a cash prize of Rs.75, 000/- and University

Rank holders wish a cash prize of Rs.60, 000/- on Graduation Day.

Awarding University Rank Holders with Shields on Graduation Day.

Honoring the First University Topper from each Department with a special

shield incorporating the name of a famous Personality.

Issuing extra book bank library cards for semester toppers to enhance

learning skills and better understanding.

Awarding merit certificates at the end of each semester for subject toppers as

well as overall toppers and hosting special lunch for the semester topper on

that day.

IV YEAR OVERALL TOPPERS – 8.3 AND ABOVE

S.No Register

number

Name of the

Student

CGPA

1. 312311105056 KARTHICK S 8.84

2. 312311105062 KOVENDHAN S 8.77

3. 312311105043 HARSHINI A 8.73

4. 312311105012

ANU BHARATHI B

8.71

5. 312311105092 RAMYA M 8.71

6. 312311105030 DHIVYA C 8.69

7. 312311105017

ASHISH B NAIR

8.65

8. 312311105125

VIGNESWARAN A V

8.65

9. 312311105060 KAVITHA R 8.61

10. 312311105026 CHIVKAMI E 8.58

S.No Register

number

Name of the

Student

CGPA

11. 312311105008

ANNIE CATHRINA SABHATINI J

8.55

12. 312311105118 SWATHIKA S 8.54

13. 312311105101 SARANYA K 8.51

14. 312311105075 NISHA D 8.45

15. 312311105046 INDUMATHI V 8.43

16. 312311105069

MOHANA KRISHNAN M 8.40

17. 312311105110 SRIDEVI R 8.37

18. 312311105099 SANGITHAA R 8.35

19. 312311105097 SAKTHIVEL B 8.33

20. 312311105033 DIVYA S 8.3



III YEAR OVERALL TOPPERS – 8.3 AND ABOVE

II YEAR OVERALL TOPPERS – 8.3 AND ABOVE

II YEAR M.E (POWER SYSTEM)OVERALL TOPPERS – 7.5 AND ABOVE

S. No

Register Number

Name of the Student

CGPA

S. No

Register Number

Name of the Student CGPA

1 312312105073 MOHANAPRIYA 9.11 11 312312105056 KAVINAYA A 8.54

2 312312105016 ARULRAJ J 8.77 12 312312105101 SARADHA PREETHA S 8.51

3 312312105069 MEGHANA D 8.74 13 312312105030 DIVYA R 8.49

4 312312105106 SHRIVATSAN. N 8.64 14 312312105113 SUGANYA K A 8.45

5 312312105118 UTHRA DEVI S 8.64 15 312312105059 KENNY TREASA J 8.44

6 312312105104 SHANU S S 8.63 16 312312105107 SHYAMALA R 8.39

7 312312105116 SURESHKUMAR 8.62 17 312312105123 VIGNESHWARI P 8.34

8 312312105091 SAHANA K 8.61 18 312312105020 BHUVANESHWARI S 8.33

9 312312105076 NIVEDHA S 8.60 19 312312105096 SANTHOSH M R 8.32

10 312312105039 HARINI R V 8.59 20 312312105119 VENKATASUBRAMANI

AN S 8.30

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA S.

NO REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. 312313105046 JANNATH NISHA H

9.04 9. 312313105103 SOUNDARIYAN R 8.54

2. 312313105049

JEGATHEES

JAYESH SHEAFFER

9.03 10. 312313105019 ASHA V 8.53

3. 312313105089 SANGEETHA C 9.0 11. 312313105044 IDA SARDIUS D 8.49

4. 312313105043 HARI PRIYA V 8.87 12. 312313105080 RAAGHAVE P 8.42

5. 312313105053 JESWIN MARIA CINTHIA P

8.80 13. 312313105087 SAI SUSHMITTHA

N

8.41

6. 312313105107 SUJITH KUMAR C

8.78 14. 312313105004 AISHWARYA P 8.39

7. 312313105022 BALAJI K 8.66 15. 312313105073 NISHEVITHA R 8.38

8. 312313105009 AMAR GOUTHAM V

8.57 16. 312313105016 ARUN GANESH K 8.35

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA S.

NO REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. 312313411001 AMRITTA. P 8.6 5. 312313411013 RAJARAJAN. M 8.09

2. 312313411018 VARSHA. V 8.58 6. 312313411002 APTHI JOSHUVA A 8.0

3. 312313411012

NEENU PON RATHY. N

8.32 7.

312313411017 SUBASH KUMAR. J 7.6

4. 312313411006

BHAVATHARINI T

8.10



II YEAR M.E (POWER ELECTRONICS)OVERALL TOPPERS – 7.5 AND

ABOVE

I YEAR M.E (POWER SYSTEM)OVERALL TOPPERS – 7.5 AND ABOVE

I YEAR M.E (POWER ELECTRONICS) OVERALL TOPPERS – 7.5 AND ABOVE

S.

NO

REGISTER

NUMBER

NAME OF THE

STUDENT CGPA

S.

NO

REGISTER

NUMBER

NAME OF THE

STUDENT CGPA

1. 312313415012

NUTHALAPATI

MANI DEEPIKA

PRASANTHI

8.675 7.

312313415018 VIVEK.A 7.96

2. 312313415013 PAVITHRA.S 8.2

8. 3312313415014 RAJMOHAN.C 7.78

3. 312313415017 J.VELU 8.26 9. 312313415009 V.KEERTHANA 7.77

4. 312313415005 DHIVYA P 8.21 10. 312313415010 MARIS ANTO.M 7.63

5. 312313415015 SNEKHA E 8.206 11. 312313415002 ARCHANA.R 7.61

6. 312313415016 SUJATHA.R 7.96 12. 312313415011 V.NISHA 7.59

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA S.

NO REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. 312314411006 HARINI.D 9.52 7. 312314411012 MONICA.R 8.619

2. 312314411010 LAKSHMI.M 9.23 8. 312314411003

DHARMASSAVAR

DHANI.M 8.476

3.

312314411017 VINODINI.S 9.047

9.

312314411011

MILANTHA

MINNET.D 8.476

4. 312314411005 GAYATHRI.G.S 8.857 10. 312314411015 SUMA.E 8.238

5. 312314411009 KRITHIKA.K 8.714 11. 312314411004 FAUSTINA.A 8.047

6. 312314411013

STEFFY

AMIRTHAM.J 8.666

12. 312314411007 KANNAN.V 8.000

13. 312314411002 ANUPREYAA.K 7.952

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. 312314415007 DHANIYALAKSHMI 9.21 6. 312314415004 ARCHANA NATH 8.0

2. 312314415005 BINITTA ROBIN J 9.0

7. 312314415010 JENIFER JUSTINA 7.94

3. 312314415011 LALITHA S P 8.47 8. 312314415012 NANTHINI 7.94

4. 312314415003 ANANDHI S 8.15 9. 312314415013 PREMA THERASAL 7.94

5. 312314415006 CATHERIN AGALYA 8.15



I YEAR B.E (E.E.E) OVERALL TOPPERS – 8.3 AND ABOVE

The department congratulates the toppers and encourages them to aim for

University Ranks in the upcoming semesters.

S. NO

REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA S.

NO REGISTER NUMBER

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CGPA

1. 312314105074 RACHEN R 9.50 26. 312314105011 ARTHI N 8.77

2. 312314105085 SABARITA K V 9.50 27. 312314105031 GRACIM LIPSY J 8.73

3. 312314105009 ANANDRAJ A 9.35

28. 312314105040

JINOLIN

CHRISTINA J 8.73

4. 312314105075 RAGHUL V 9.23 29. 312314105124 VISWANATH M U 8.69

5. 312314105080 RANJITHA S 9.23 30. 312314105014 ASPHIN JOHN J 8.69

6. 312314105069 NISONY S 9.19

31. 312314105018

BHAVANI

SHANKAR K 8.65

7. 312314105111 SWETHA P 9.19

32. 312314105028

EVANJALIN

SWEETY J 8.65

8. 312314105057

MAHALAKSHMI

V 9.15

33. 312314105073 PRIYANKA K 8.65

9. 312314105090 SAMREEN P M 9.15 34. 312314105079 RAMOLA R 8.65

10. 312314105034 HARITHA S 9.08 35. 312314105065 NANDHINI R 8.62

11. 312314105039

JEEVITHA

PRIYADARSHINI 9.08

36. 312314105056 MAGDALENE A 8.58

12. 312314105053 LOGARAJAN S 9.08 37. 312314105098 SARAVANAN S 8.58

13. 312314105071 PRARTHIKA M 9.08 38. 312314105068 NAZNEEN RABIA S 8.54

14. 312314105061

MANOJBASTIN

M 9.04

39. 312314105005 ALLAN V THOMAS 8.50

15. 312314105105 SHILPA S 8.96 40. 312314105078 RAMMYA V 8.50

16. 312314105109 SUREANDAR G 8.96 41. 312314105013 ASHWATHI A M 8.46

17. 312314105088

SAI VIGHNESH

P 8.92

42. 312314105050 KOMAHAN K 8.42

18. 312314105037

IRENE ELIZA

THOMAS 8.88

43. 312314105092 SANDHYA R 8.42

19. 312314105041 JOEL EDISON J 8.88 44. 312314105120 VIGNESWARAN R 8.42

20. 312314105048 KIRTHANA D 8.88 45. 312314105047 KIRAN KUMAR A 8.38

21. 312314105019

BUVANISHA M

V 8.85

46. 312314105062

MOHAMMED

HUSSAIN J 8.38

22. 312314105095 SARALA R 8.85 47. 312314105060 MANI RATHINAM S 8.35

23. 312314105112 THANUJA G 8.85 48. 312314105102 SATHISH RAJA K 8.35

24. 312314105045

KARTHICK

PANDIAN M 8.81

49. 312314105087 SAI SWAROOPA I 8.31

25. 312314105081

RESHMI

RAJEEV 8.81

50. 312314105115 VEDHA VIGNESH R 8.31



NGO ACTIVITIES

The current day society is plagued by poverty to an extent that it has numbed the lives of the orphaned and aged poor. Bereft of support systems,

they are left in abject misery. It is to their aid that the St. Joseph's college have meticulously planned and executed Non–governmental organizational activities, for the past one year. These NGO activities, a brain child of our beloved Managing Director are organized by young and emerging engineers of our college to make a difference in the lives of the marginalized and impoverished. The main aim of these activities is to

Promote the interest of the poor, Protect the environment Provide the basic social services, To relieve suffering & Undertake community development

These activities are funded from the management to work for social change so that we create a society in which our institutions and organizations are equitable and just and all people are safe, adequately fed, adequately housed, well educated, able to work at safe, decent jobs, and able to participate in the decisions that affect their lives.NGO activities were introduced in the college on the premise that students would evince academic gains from their volunteering efforts. The various places visited by our students during this academic year are listed below:

Year/ Branch

Date of Visit NGO Visited

I-EEE A

05/07/2014 Megha Foundation. Saranalaya, Kovur.

I -EEE B

05/07/2014 Sai Arunodayam Charitable trust, Kolathur,

II-EEE A

05/07/2014 Little drops, Somangalam

II-EEE B

05/07/2014 Rajinikanth old age home Selaiyur.

II -EEE C

09/08/2014 St.Thomas care home, Thandalam.

III-EEE A

28/06/2014 Roshini illam, Sunnamukulathur,

III-EEE B

12/07/2014 Paradise home. Kovalam.

III -EEE C

12/07/2014 Grace Children home, Chengalpet.

I-M.E (PSE,PED)

09/08/2014 Marialla’s Home, Kalpakkam

Year/ Branch

Date of Visit NGO Visited

I-EEE A

21/03/2015 Mercy Homes, Kilpauk

I -EEE B

21/03/2015 Dazzling stone,kundrathur

II-EEE A 07/02/2015

Atheswarar Charitible trust, Mudichur

II-EEE B 07/02/2015

Sr. Francina, RC Convent, Kuthavakkan,

II -EEE C 07/02/2015

Sr. Francina, RC Convent, Kuthavakkan,

III-EEE A 07/02/2015

Paradise Home, Muttukkadu.

III-EEE B 07/02/2015


III -EEE C 07/02/2015


I-M.E (PSE,PED)

31/01/2015 Roshini Illam, Sunnabu kulathur,



STUDENT ACTIVITIES

St. Joseph’s college acts as a platform for the students to bring out their hidden talents

and cultivates experiential learning options outside the classroom. Also, it encourages

students to actively participate in the greater educational society through student activities.

Student activities help to create and foster leadership and involvement opportunities that

enhance personal escalation and development. We are proud to say that our students outclass

in Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities.

INNOVATIVE STUDENT PROJECTS AWARD – 2014

Bachelor Level

INAE has constituted an award to recognize the best project carried out by

undergraduate students of Engineering colleges and universities across India. The students

from the premier institutes like IIT’s, IISC, NIT and other universities compete to receive this

award. We congratulate Mr. Harish Rammohan who has received the best undergraduate

Project award for his work on Robotics whose details are given below.

Name of candidate : Harish Rammohan S

Name of the Internal Guide : Mrs. V.Chamundeeswari

Title of the Project : Design of Gyroscopically Controlled Biomorphic

Robot and Gait Generation for Assisted Walking of

Humans

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Curricular activities have a number of values like educational value, development of

social spirit, character training education for leadership, worthy use of leisure time or

recreational value, team spirit, development of civic virtue, physical development, improved

discipline, aesthetic development and development of cultural values. “Never give in, never

give in, never, never, never, never--in nothing, great or small, large or petty--never give in

except to convictions of honor and good sense” said Winston Churchill. Similarly our

students have succeeded in reaching greater heights in publishing papers in various

international journals and conferences.



NAME OF THE STUDENT

CONFERENCE/JOURNAL/PLACE Paper Title

II Year M.E (Power Electronics and Drives)

AJITH.P “National Conference on Power and Energy: Building Industrial and Domestic Demands” by Jeppiar Institute of Technology/International Journal of Electrical and Electronics and Telecommunications.

Dynamic Control of Interleaved Boost Converter For Automotive Led Lighting Application.

BRINDA.V “National Conference on Engineering Trends” conducted by Sri Venkateshwara college of engineering & technology

Photovoltaic Based Quasi Z Source Inverter for Consumer Application

DHANWANDHI.P “International Conference on Engineering Technology and Science(ICETS’15)” / “International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research (IJAER’15)”

PV Based Battery Charging using Resonant Boost Converter

DHIVYA.P “International Level Conference on Sustainable Energy Resources ,Materials and Technology (ISERMAT 2015)/“International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Material”

Design and Simulation of Perturb and Observe(P&O) MPPT Technique for Negative Output Super Lift LUO Converter

FERNANDO JENSEN

“International Level Conference on Sustainable Energy Resources ,Materials and Technology (ISERMAT 2015)/“International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Material”

Controlled Dynamic Braking for C-Dump Fed Switched Reluctance Generator

JENNIFER APPARNA PRINCESS.A

“National Conference on Engineering Trends” conducted by Sri Venkateshwara college of Engineering & Technology

Multi Stage Interleaved Boost Converter for High Power Application

KEERTHANA.V “National Conference on Emerging Techniques in Electrical Engineering”

Design and Implementation of Water Pumping System using SEPIC Converter

MARIS ANTO.M “National Conference on Engineering Trends”

Analysis with PWM Control of CUK and Boost Dual Input-Dual Output Dc-Dc Converter

JONES BASIL.T


Comparison of Dc-Dc Converter for Photovoltaic Application

“International Conference on Innovation in Information, Embedded and Communication System (ICIIECS’15)”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering And Research”

Design and Simulation of Fused Self-Lift Converter Topology

NUTHELAPATI MANI DEEPIKA PRASANTHI

3rd National Conference on Power Electronics and Renewable Energy System

Analytical Modeling and Performance Analysis of PMSM using Direct Torque Control

SNEKHA.E “International Conference on Engineering Technology and Science(ICETS’15)”/“International journal of applied engineering and research (IJAER’15)”

Dynamic Mathematical Modeling of PMSM and Parametric Sensitivity Analysis using Vector Control

PAVITHRA.S “Recent Innovations in Engineering, Management, Technology and Application”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research”

Power Factor Improvement in SRM System Based on Voltage Boosting Parallel Converter

VELU.J “Emerging Trends in Medical Electronics , Sensor and Instrumentation”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research”

Design of PV Based Fuzzy Logic Controller for Positive Output Super Lift LUO Converter



NAME OF THE STUDENT

CONFERENCE/JOURNAL Paper Title

II Year M.E (Power Electronics and Drives)

NISHA.V “International Conference on Engineering Technology and Science(ICETS’15)”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research (IJAER’15)” by Muthayammal College of Engineering

Cascaded SEPIC Converter for PV Based Pumping Application

RAJ MOHAN.C

“International Level Conference on Sustainable Energy Resources ,Materials and Technology (ISERMAT 2015)

Design Control And Implementation Of Wind Energy Based Negative Output Super Lift LUO Converter

“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research”

Modeling And Simulation Of Wind Energy Based Negative Output Super Lift LUO Converter

SUJATHA.R


Design And Simulation Of LUO Converter Topology For Photovoltaic Application

“International Conference on Engineering Technology and Science”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research”

Design and Simulation of Fused LUO Converter

VIVEK. A “International Level Conference on Sustainable Energy Resources ,Materials and Technology (ISERMAT 2015)/ “International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Material”

Switched Reluctance Motor Actuator Based on Current Source Converter for Automotive Throttle Control

ARCHANA.R “Recent Innovations in Engineering ,Management, Technology and Application”/“International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research”

Pi Capacitor Bridge C Dumb SRM Driver Circuit with Auxiliary Charger

II Year M.E (Power Systems)

P.AMRITTA

International Conference on Electrical Electronics and Computer Engineering

Reconfiguration for Loss Reduction and Voltage Profile Improvement of Radial Distribution System using Harmony Search Algorithm

A.APTHIJOSHVA A Study of Voltage Profile Impact of Distributed Generator in Radial Distribution System

S.ARCHANA Recent Trends in Power Engineering, Power Electronics and Control Systems

Improving the Performance of Hybrid Energy based Three Port Generation System using MFT

C.ARUNACHALAM International Conference on Science, Technology, Engineering and Management

Minimization of Load Forecast Uncertainty for Reliable Supply

M.R.ASWATH SARAVANAN

International Conference on Recent Research in Engineering

Power Quality Enhancement in Distribution System Interline Dynamic Voltage Restorer and Displacement Factor Controller

T.BHAVATHARANI National Conference On Smart Grid And Renewable Energy Sources

Solution Of Combined Emission And Economic Dispatch Including Valve Point Constraints Using Firefly Algorithm

G.KUMARAVELAN International Conference On Recent Research In Engineering

Optimal Active Power Rescheduling Of Generators For Congestion Management Using New Definition Of Sensitivity.



M.DHANALAKSHMI

National Conference On Recent Trends In Power Electronics And Power System.

1) Analysis Of Maximizing The Savings In System Upgrades Investments By Considering Annual Energy Losses And Cost Of Interruption.

National Conference On Smart Grid And Renewable Energy Sources.

2) Evaluating The System Upgradecost And Cost Of Interruption In Distribution Network.

T.HARISHKUMAR International Conference On Recent Research In Engineering.

Congestion Management By Generator Rescheduling In Deregulated Power System By PSO.

N.NEENU PON RATHY

National Conference On “Emerging Trends In Medical Electronics, Sensor And Instrumentation

Passive Filter Based Grid Integrated Battery Operated Power Generating System For Power Quality Improvement.

R.ROHINI National Conference On Recent Trends In Power Electronics And Power System.

Energy Management Of A Grid Connected Hybrid System Using ANFIS Technique

P.SHARLY SOPHIA International Conference On Science, Technology, Engineering and Management

Economic Dispatch And Unit commitment Operation Scheduling In Renewable Power Micro grids: A Probability Based Concept

R.SRINIVASAN Second International Conference On Green Technologies For Power Generation, Communication And Instrumentation

Design Of Three Phase Stand Alone Residential PV System With Power Quality Improvement

J.SUBASH KUMAR Second International Conference On Green Technologies For Power Generation, Communication and Instrumentation

Multi Objective PSO For Congestion Management in Deregulated Power System

V.VARSHA National Conference On Smart Grid And Renewable Energy Sources

Calculation Of LMP Using Dc OPF By Incorporating Ac Power Flow Based Transmission Loss Factor.

I year M.E (Power Systems)

E.Suma R.Monica International Conference on Contemporary

Engineering and Technology 2015 (ICCET) At Sri Ramanujar Engineering College

Parameter Stabilization using Simulink

M.Dharmassavardhani K.Anupreyaa

Wireless Smart Meter based energy management system

S.Vinodini G.S.Gayathri

International Conference on Electrical, Electronics and computer Engineering JCEECE15

Secured Optimal Power flow via TCSC for deregulated power system

S.Vinodini G.S.Gayathri Sudha Priya

Conference organized by Jerusalem College of Engineering JCECON

A new method for secured OPF under normal and contingencies operating condition via optimal location of TCSC

E.Suma

International Journal of Emerging and Advanced Engineering

Multilevel Inverter with minimum switches under partial shading conditions

B.E (Electrical and Electronics)

A.Francis Clinton Prasanth N.Allen Christo J David Gnanaraj

GENERIX14 National Level Conference – R.M.D Engineering College

UNCONVENTIONAL POWER PRODUCTION BY USING ANEUTRONIC FUSION (Paper bagged the first place in the confenrece)



CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES As the saying goes “Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. You

will find that they haven't half the strength you think they have”, our students have stood up,

competed and won various prizes in symposiums conducted by other colleges.

Name of the Student Year Name of the Event Organizers Place Won

Hari Babu.T.R. Deepak.S.

IV A IV A

MECHKLIKZ Valliammai Engineering College I

Arun George. Abinesh.C.

IV A IV A

Junkyard Modelling Valliammai Engineering College I

Anandha Ramachandran.A. Augustine Selvakumar.J.

IV A IV A

Project Display Valliammai Engineering College II

Goutham.S.B IV A Target-Circuit Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology I

Antony Thomas.V.S. Ilavarasu.D.

IV A IV B

ADHOC TECH ELOCUTION

Valliammai Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. Prashanth.V.M Prasath.V. Pradeep.M. Prasanth.M.

IV B IV B IV B IV B IV B

Robo Riddle MIT,Anna University II

Lakshmi Kanthan.L. Mohamed Zeeshan Ehsan Mathiyazhagan.S.

IV B IV B IV B

RC Race Sri Sai Ram Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Robo Rally MIT, Anna University I

Saran Prasad.B. IV B Robo Race MIT ,Anna University II

Mathiyazhagan.S. Mohamed Rinaz Ansari.M.

IV B IV B Robo Tryst Jeppiaar Engineering College I

S.Mathiyazhagan IV B DIRT RACE National Institute of Technology, Calicut II

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Fast and Furious Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B FI Race Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Land Rover Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B SSN GP Indoor SSN College of Engineering I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Death Race VELS University II

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B MARIO’S ESCAPADE

SRM University I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B PACMAN SAGA SRM University I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Robo Rally R.M.K. Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Robathon R.M.K. Engineering College I

Mathiyazhagan.S. IV B Moto Rally Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering I

Velayudham. V.Sakthivel.P.

IV C IV C

Quiz IIT,Sarang I




Mukesh Kumar.R. IV C Dragon Ball(ROBO) SRM University I

Sridharprasath.A.G. Sriram.M. Vijay Nishanth.M.

IV C Game of Hearts SSN College of Engineering I

Sridharprasath.A.G. Vijay Nishanth.M.

IV C IV C

Pixel Voxel(Technical Event)

SSN College of Engineering II

Vijaya Balan.P. IV C Dirt Race NIT,Calicut II

Vijaya Balan.P. IV C Bot Race Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College I

Srinivas.A.B Roshan.A.

IV C Contraption Velammal Engineering College I

Srinivas.A.B IV C Robomasons CEG,Anna University II

Vishal.P. IV C Photography Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering I

Srinivas.A.B IV C Mech Byte #2 IIT Madras I

Ramesh Kumar.K. IV C Moto Rally Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering II

Vijaya Balan.P. IV C Death Race VELS University I

Vijaya Balan.P. IV C Robathon Robo Rally

R.M.K. Engineering College III

Vijaya Balan.P. IV C Bot Race Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology II

Rohithdurai.R. Durga Prasad.R. Prem.K. Kishore.R.

IV C IV A IV B IV B

Debugging Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology I

Anotony Praveen.M. Aravind.B. Rajasekar.M.

IV A IV A IV C

Technical Quiz Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology I

Ramesh Kumar.K. Vijayabalan.P. Mathiyazhagan.S. Pravin.J.

IV C IV C IV B IV B

Robo Race MIT,Anna University I

Mathiyazhagan.S. Saran Prasad.B

IV B IV C

All Terrain MIT,Anna University I

M.Aravind S.Balamurgan

IV A IVA

Paper Presentation PRATIYOG’14 Jeppiaar Engineering College -

Bachu Sravana Jothi Ananthi.K Divya Priya.R.

III A III A III A

Circuit Debugging Anand Institute of Higher Technology II

Amudhan.S. Ajith Kumar.S

III A III A

Click IT Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering II

Chidambaranathan.T. III A GUESSTIMATE Jeppiaar Engineering College III

Geoffrey Gladwin.G. Chidambaranathan.T Harisudhan.M.

III A III A III A

Dumb C Vi Institute of Technology III

Aakash.R. III A Mr.Electrical Engineer

Jeppiaar Engineering College II

Aakash.R. Anand Kumar.S

III A III A

E-Tricks T.J.S. Engineering College I

Anand Kumar.S III A Circuitri-X Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering I




Jayasuriyan.A. Chidambaranathan.T

III B III A

Guestimate Jeppiaar Engineering College III

Harisudhan.M. Krishna Balaji.S. Jayasuriyan.A.

III A III B III B

Dumb C A C Tech Anna University I

Prashanth. R. Geoffrey Gladwin.G. Jayasuriyan.A.

III B III A III B

Channel Surfing CEG,Anna University I

Jayasuriyan.A. Chidambaranathan.T

III B III A

How Stuff Works Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering I

Joseph Peter.A. III B Innovative Ideas GKM College of Engineering I

Naveen Rajan.P. III B 4 Pic 1 Word SSN College of Engineering I

Jayasuriyan.A. III B Shadow Shoot Jeppiaar Engineering College II

Jayasuriyan.A. III B Online Photography

Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College II

Jayasuriyan.A. III B Gaming-Street Fighter

Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College I

Kumaran.M. Prashanth.R. Jayasuriyan.A.

III B III B III B

Code Quest Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College I

Jayasuriyan.A. Prashanth.R. Kumaran.M.

III B III B III B

PSEUDO TV ADDON Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College I

Prashanth. R. Jayasuriyan.A. Selva Ganesh.S.

III B III B III B

Photo Hunt A C Tech Anna University III

Jayasuriyan.A III B Part-o-photo Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering I

Jayasuriyan.A. III B Online Photography

Rajalakshmi Engineering College I

Sivaraman.V III B TECH-QUIZ SSN College of Engineering II

Prashanth. R. Jayasuriyan.A.

III B III B

Channel Surfing A C Tech Anna University II

Jayasuriyan.A. Prashanth. R.

III B III B

Photo Hunt CEG,Anna University I

Jayasuriyan.A. Prashanth.R.

III B

Gaming St.Joseph’s Institute of Technology II

Kathiravan.R. III B SHOT GUN IFET College of Engineering II

Moahamed Sameer.K.M.

III B 4 PIC 1 WORD SSN College of Engineering II

Jayasuriyan.A. III B Photography Jeppiar Engineering College II

Manimaran.E. Prakash.S.

III B III C Dumb C SSN College of Engineering II

Santhosh.D. Sandeep.T.V Alwin Richard.M.

III C III C III B

Project Display New Prince Shri Bhavani College of Engineering and Technology

II

Safir Ahamed.A. Shanmuga Raja.S.

III C III C

AD ZAP ARM College of Engineering II




Ramakrishnann.S. III C

Online Photography

Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College II

Ramakrishnann.S. III C Tamizh Nigazhvu Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College III

Ramakrishnann.S. III C Photography Velammal Institute of Technology II

Ramakrishnann.S. III C Shipwreck Velammal Institute of Technology I

Vigneshraajan.M.S Santhosh.M.R Rahul.M.

III C III C III C

Connexions SSN College of Engineering II

Ponvasanthri.S. III C Intercollegiate Career Skills Competition

Meenakshi College for Women III

Sam Jerald.T. Ramakrishna Kumar.T.

III C III C

NFS Gaming SSN College of Engineering III

Vinod.A. III C TECH QUIZ

Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Engineering College

I

Sritharan.A. Vikraman.K. Sharath Kumar.K.

III C III C III C

Circuit Debugging Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering II

Shrivatsan.N. Suresh Kumar.S.

III C III C

Electrolux-Connect St.Joseph’s Institute of Technology III

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C Drunk and Drive Adhiyamaan College of Engineering I

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C Paper Presentation Adhiyamaan College of Engineering I

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C Paper Presentation GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology III

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C JAM(Just in a Minute)

GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology I

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C B Plan MIT, Anna University II

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C TCS Innovate CEG, Anna University II

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C Mr.Engineer GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology I

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C AD-ZAP ARM College of Engineering and Technology II

Shanmuga Raja.S. III C Treasure Hunt MIT, Anna University II

Venkata Subramaniam.S.

III C Professor Challenge

CEG, Anna University II

Venkata Subramaniam.S.

III C Bug to Bag Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering I

Ruthra.R. Vigneshwari.S. Sowmiya.R.

III C III C III C

Just a Minute M.N.M. College of Engineering I

Shyamala.R. III C Technical Quiz Rmk Engineering College II

T.V.Sandeep Santhosh.D

III-C Project Display New Prince Shri Bhavani College of Engineering And Technology

II

Prashanth.R. Amudhan.S. Selva Ganesh.S.

III B III A III C

Dumb-C AC Tech,Anna University I

Ajith Kumar.A. II A Rubiks Cube Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College III




Chidambaranathan.T Selva Ganesh.S. Prashanth.R.

III A III C III B

Dumb C CEG,Anna University II

Harisudhan.M. Jayasuriyan.A. Chidambaranathan.T Rohin Reddy.D.

III A III B III A III C

Google Geeks SSN College of Engineering III

Ramakrishnann.S. Murugaraj.P. Amrish Khan.S. Mohamed Ashique.M.

III C III B III A III B

Konjam Nadinga Boss

Velammal Institute of Technology I

Aravindan.V Avinesh.S.

II A II A

Technical Quiz Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology I

Avinesh.S. Aravindan.V

II A TECHNICAL QUIZ Sri Sai Ram Engineering College II

Ajith Kumar.A. Arvinth.V.

II A II A

Connexionz Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering and Technology

III

Lubna.V. Aarabi Ida Sardius.D.

II B II A II B

PSEUDO TV ADDON Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College III

Raga.S. Monisha.R.

II B Gaming(Angry Birds)

Jeppiaar Engineering College II

Mohammed Ariff Jegathees Jayesh Sheaffer

II B II B

APPS ‘ON’ Prince Dr.K.Vasudevan College of Engineering and Technology

II

Monica.N. II B Connectiox Sri Vekateshwara College of Engineering I

U.Vigneshwaran II B HOVER X SSN College of Engineering III

Jess Divyan.P. II B 60 secs of thrill Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College III

Jagadeeswaran.L Mohammed Abdul Nauber

II B II B

Dumb Charades Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College II

Mohamed Ghazali.M Jannath Nisha.H

II B II B

PAPER PRESENTATION AMS College of Engineering

I

Mohamed Ariff.M Arvinth.V.

II B II B

Connections Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College

II

Sukanya.K. Nishevitha.R. Sowmiya

II C II B II C

E-Connections Jeppiaar Engineering College I

Sukanya.K. Nishevitha.R. Sowmiya

II C II B II C

Treasure Hunt Jeppiaar Engineering College II

Subramanian.C. II C Young Leaders Global Conclave

PSG College of Technology I

Monesh. P.M Sathish Baboo.M Mohammed Ghazali.M. Dharik Farose.Z.

II B II C II B II B

E-BAZAAR Jeppiar Engineering College III



ELECTRICAL CLUB ACTIVITY

The Electrical club focuses on the development of the student’s creativity. It gives

a platform for the students to showcase their technical knowledge. Students are

encouraged to perform various activities/events to develop their knowledge through

fun. Some of the events that are organized during the previous academic year and the

winners of the various events are listed below:

JUNKYARD WARS

Students Name Year POSITION

Dheeraj Kumar M

II B I V Manjunath Moneesh P M Ramesh Kannan A Ida Surdius R Prashanth

III B II V K Pratheesh Annie Cathrina IV A III

Annie Maria Anu Bharathi Harshini Chivkami E S Venkatasubramanian III C

A Sritharan N Shrivatsan S Sathyaseelan

Vignesh G

POSTER PRESENTATION

Students Name Year POSITION Ida Sardius D II B

I Chitraleka K II A

POSTER PRESENTATION

Students Name Year POSITION Ramakrishnann S III C

II Murugaraj P III B Sangeetha C II C III

ONLINE CIRCUIT DESIGNING Students Name Year POSITION

Sangeetha C II C I

Sheron Raji R A II C Sai Sushmittha N II C Anand Kumar S III A

II

Dhayalan K III A Aravind B III A Meghana D III B III

Shanu S S III C Sahana K III C

Model Display

Students Name Year POSITION Shanmuga Raja S III C I Suresh Kumar S III C

II Shrivatsan N III C Santhosh M R III C Avinesh S II A

III Monesh P M II B Vigneshwaran J II C Aravindan V II A

DEPARTMENT SPORTS ACTIVITIES

At their best, sports are about more than just winning games and diverting crowds. They

test the limits of what the human body and spirit can achieve. We congratulate the

following sports students from our department for bring laurels to our institution by

participating and winning various sports events organized by various institutions across the

country.



List of department sports students :

S.No Name of the Students

Year Branch

Athletics

1. A.Mohamed Nizen III EEE

2. P.Jegan IV EEE

3. Viveka. V I EEE

4. Kreeshma I EEE

5. P.Anjuka I M.E

Chess

6. P.Ganesh III EEE

Football

7. Vinston A III EEE

8. K.Ramachandran I EEE

Basketball

9. Adidev III EEE

10. Diksitha I EEE

S.No Name of the

Students Year Branch

11. Delphy Nixon III EEE

Table Tennis

12. S.Dhakshin raj I EEE

Kabaddi

13. K.Robin I EEE

14. John Immanuvel II EEE

Badminton

15. M.Keerthana I EEE

16. L.Haritha I EEE

Volleyball

17. Divya sree pradeep III EEE

18. Roni Cristina I M.E

HOCKEY

19. S.Elayaraja I M.E

List of their Achievements :

S.No Name Yr/Branch Event Competition Place

1 R. Veena Sree I M.E (PED) Hammer Anna University Inter Zone

Athletics meet 2014

I

2 A Mohamed Nissan III B.E (E.E.E) 110 meters

(Hurdles)

I

3 P. Jegan IV B.E (E.E.E) 4x400 meters Anna University Inter Zone

Athletics meet (men) 2014

II

4 R.Vijayaraj II B.E (E.E.E) Kabaddi Jeppiaar Tournament I

5 Divya Sree Pradeep III B.E (E.E.E) Volley Ball MOP Vaishnav College II

6 Divya Sree Pradeep III B.E (E.E.E) Volley Ball Zone 3 held at Jeppiaar

College

II

7 Delphy Nixon III B.E (E.E.E) Basket Ball I

8 Adidev III B.E (E.E.E) Basket Ball Sri Ragavendra Tournament I

9 John Immanueal III B.E (E.E.E) Basket Ball Jeppiaar Tournament I

10 Mohammed Nisan III B.E (E.E.E) 110 meters National Federation III

11 Mohammed Nisan III B.E (E.E.E) 110 meters

4x100 meters

State Meet I

12 R.Vijayaraj II B.E (E.E.E) Kabaddi Inter Zone III



INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Industrial visit is an opportunity for the students to gain firsthand

knowledge on the functioning of the industries and to get the feel of an

industrial setup. Also, it is a chance to interact with the experienced people

and observe the practical applications of what is theoretically learnt. The

department organized visits to the following organizations

S.No Date Place of Visit Class Accompanied Staff

1. 17/07/2014 Ashok Leyland- Manali II year B.E (EEE-A) 1. Mr. N. Jeyaprakash 2. Ms. T. C. Sabari karthiga

2. 15 /07/2014 North Chennai Thermal Power Station II year B.E (EEE-B) 1. Mr. H. UmeshPrabhu 2. Ms. V.Uma

3. 14 /07/2014 North Chennai Thermal Power Station II year B.E (EEE-C) 1. Mr. Ujjwal Kumar 2. Ms. K. Vanitha

4. 08/08/2014 BHAVINI- Kalpakkam III year B.E (EEE-A) 1. Mr. T. Srianandha Ganesh. 2. Ms. D. J Christilda Nancy

5. 08/08/2014 BHAVINI-Kalpakkam III year B.E (EEE-B) 1. Mr. R. Elanthirayan 2. Ms. B.G. Malini

6. 08/08/2014 BHAVINI-Kalpakkam III year B.E (EEE-C) 1. Mr. N Chidambararaj 2. Ms. R. Manimegalai

7. 21/07/2014 Shardlow India PrivateLtd, Hosur IV year B.E (EEE-A) 1. Dr. M. Ramesh Babu 2. Ms. S. P. Vedavalli

8. 14/07/2014 Shardlow India PrivateLtd, Hosur IV year B.E (EEE-B) 1. Dr. S. Arunachalam 2. Ms. S. Gomathi

9. 24/07/2014 Shardlow India PrivateLtd, Hosur IV year B.E (EEE-C) 1. Mr. K. MohanaDasse 2. Ms. V. Chamundeeswari

10. 02/02/2015 Neyveli Lignite Corporation II year B.E(EEE-A) 1. Dr. T. D. Sudhakar 2. Ms. R. Devapriya

11. 10/02/2015 Neyveli Lignite Corporation II year B.E(EEE-B) 1. Mr. R. Elavarasan 2. Ms. K. Sakeenathul Kubra

12. 04/02/2015 Neyveli Lignite Corporation II year B.E(EEE-C) 1. Mr. N. Chidambararaj 2. Ms. S. Divya

13. 05/01/2015 Sriperumbudur 440KV Substation III year B.E(EEE-A) 1. Mr. M. Chilambarasan 2. Ms. D. J. Christilda Nancy

14. 06/01/2015 Sriperumbudur 440KV Substation III year B.E(EEE-B) 1. Mr. C. Venkatesh Kumar 2. Ms. B. G. Malini

15. 07/01/2015 Sriperumbudur 440KV Substation III year B.E(EEE-C) 1. Mr. K. Sivakumar 2. Ms. K. Vanitha

16. 13/03/2015

Neyveli Lignite Corporation, Neyveli I Year ME (PSE & PED)

1. Mr. N. Chidambararaj 2. Ms. S. P. Vedavalli



GUEST LECTURES

As an important part of the curriculum, Guest Lecture has been

organized by our Department. Specialized experts from various renowned

organizations were invited to emanate their knowledge on changing fields

and emerging trends for the benefit of our students. This year guest lecture

was organized for our third year students on “APPLICATION OF

PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY” by Green Power Solar Systems delivered by

Mr.A.Vijaya Balan and a guest lecture was organized for our second year

students on “Electrical Machines and Its Application” by Axis Global

Automation Companies delivered by Mr.KP.Subin Vasu.

REPORT ON IEEE STUDENT BRANCH

CHAPTER

From the department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering 98 students

joined in IEEE student branch chapter by the month of October 2014.

Membership registration formalities have been completed by the month of

November 2014.

Students were interested to join various technical societies related to

EEE department like Industrial Application Society, Robotics and

Automation Society, Power electronics Society.

Based on their interest all three societies have been formed and the

petitions have been sent to IEEE head office.

Approval for all three societies has been received in the month of January

2015.

Out of 98 students, 40 students were girls. In this regard, an affinity

group (Women in Engineering) has been initiated.

Petition has been sent for Women in Engineering affinity group to IEEE

head office and the approval for same has been received in January

2015.



As per the plan of activities, first event named “Mind Hunters” under

Student Branch Chapter has been conducted on 08.01.2015 and

09.01.2015 and the report has been sent to IEEE Madras section.

Inauguration function for all the three technical societies and one affinity

group has been successfully conducted on 21.02.2015 at our campus by

inviting all corresponding society chair persons.

Plan of activities for IEEE student branch chapter, three technical

societies and one affinity group has been decided for the academic year

2014-2015 and the office bearers for all the societies has been introduced

in the inaugural function.

8 students from our Department had participated in “The One day

workshop on Drone Tech, Sensors & Internet of Things(IOT)” held

at IIT Madras Research Park , organized by IEEE Power & Energy

Society (Madras Chapter) on 27th February 2015.

8 students from our college have participated in “The One day workshop

on High Voltage Engineering” held at IIT Madras, organized by IEEE &

Solarillion Foundation on 28th February 2015.

As per the plan of activities, first event named “Explore to Score” under

Women In Engineering Group has been conducted on 05.03.2015 and

the report has been sent to IEEE Madras section.

As per the plan of activities, first event named “Brain Scratch” under

Robotics and Automation Society has been conducted on 06.03.2015 and

the report has been sent to IEEE Madras section.

3 students from our Department had participated in “Sexual

Harassment at Workplace” held at CSI, on 06.03.2015.

4 students from our Department had participated in “The One day

workshop on Energy Efficiency and Engineering” held at IIT Madras

Research Park , organized by IEEE Power & Energy Society (Madras

Chapter) and Indian Institute of public policy on 07.03.2015.

As per the plan of activities, second event named “Word Volley” under

IEEE Student Branch Chapter has been conducted on 11.03.2015 and

12.03.2015.



OFFICE BEARERS OF IEEE SOCIETIES

STUDENT BRANCH CHAPTER:

S.NO POST ASSIGNED NAME OF STUDENT MEMBERSHIP ID

1. CHAIRMAN CHIDAMBARANATHAN T 93171226

2. VICE-CHAIRMAN SOUNDARIYAN R 93145959

3. SECRETARY JANNATH NISHA H 93145773

4. TREASURER KINGSLY ROCHE A 93140695

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION SOCIETY:


1. CHAIRMAN VENKATASUBRAMANIAN S 93143202

2. VICE-CHAIRMAN VINOD A 93143232

3. SECRETARY KATHIRAVAN R 93142055

4. TREASURER SANTHOSH M R 93143295

5. JOINT SECRETARY DHAYALAN K 93142347

ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SOCIETY:


1. CHAIRMAN SUBRAMANIAN 93145936

2. VICE-CHAIRMAN SENTHILNATHAN 93145897

3. SECRETARY JEGANATH R 93127010

4. TREASURER CHITRALEKA K 93160865

5. JOINT SECRETARY RAMYA DEVI 93145904

WOMEN IN ENGINEERING:


1. CHAIRMAN MEGHANA D 93142140

2. VICE-CHAIRMAN ROSHNI ARUL 93145890

3. SECRETARY SAHANA K 93143199

4. TREASURER UMA DEVI 93168872

5. JOINT SECRETARY RAAGHAVE P 93145817

POWER ELECTRONICS SOCIETY:


1. CHAIRMAN VIGNESHWARAN AV 93290941

2. VICE-CHAIRMAN MOHANAKRISHNAN 93291024

3. SECRETARY DHANWANDHI P. 93291942

4. TREASURER KISHORE R 93291998

5. JOINT SECRETARY SUJATHA R. 93291945



National Conference on Emerging techniques in

Electrical Engineering (EtEE – 15)

We have great pleasure in informing you that the Department of

Electrical and Electronics Engineering of St. Joseph’s College of

Engineering, Chennai has organized a National Level Conference on

“Emerging Techniques in Electrical Engineering” (EtEE) on 15th April, 2015.

This year we conducted our sixth edition of the EtEE conference. We got an

impressive response from the research scholars and post graduate students

to publish their papers in our conference. Around 50 papers were presented

by researchers.

This conference was aimed to bring out the technical creativity of the

scholars and research activities of academicians and provide a forum for

them to express their technical expertise.

The chief guests were Dr. David B Durocher, President, IEEE IAS

Society from United States of America and Dr. Peter Magyar, Chair &

Managing Director, IEEE IAS society, from Germany inaugurated and

delivered keynote address in EtEE 2015.

The conference was initiated with a congratulatory message from Dr.

B. Babu Manoharan, Managing Director, St. Joseph's Group of Institutions,

followed by releasing the Conference proceeding by the chief guests which

was received by Mr. Jaikumar Christhurajan, Director, St. Joseph’s College

of Engineering and Mrs. Saranya Jaikumar Christhurajan. The chief guests

were honored by giving memento, by our Principal, Dr. Vaddi Seshagiri Rao

and our Head of the Department, Mrs. V. R. Jayarama Pradeep.

With great pleasure, the auspicious occasion came to an end after the

delivery of vote of thanks by Organizing Secretary Dr. T. D. Sudhakar,

Professor of Department of EEE, St. Joseph’s College of Engineering.



Competitive Exams

In BEC vantage assessment exam and preliminary assessment exam 78

and 31 students respectively from our department have successfully

cleared the exam. The list of students who have attended various other

competitive exams during the current semester are listed below

GATE

Allen

Christo N

Aravind M

Anu

Bharathi B

Asha

Jasmine G

Ashwin D

Augustine

Selvakumar

Deepak S

Dhivya

Nandhini

Divya S

Francis

Clinton

Prasanth A

Harshini A

Janani A

Karthick S

Karunagaran

Kavitha R

Kishore R

Kovendhan

Lakshmikan

than L

Mohana

Krishnan M

Mohana

Priya B

Mohana V

Mohan Raj

Nivedhha M

Pavithra D

Pradeep M

Prasanth M

Prem K

Priyanga R

Raja Guru S

Rajasekar M

Rajasekaran

Rohithdurai

Sakthivel B

Shyam

Narayan

Solomon

Jeshur Raja

Srinivas A.B

B.S Vignesh

Vijay

Nishanth M

Juhi Paulin

Suganthi S

TANCET

Alphonse Kumar

Janani A

Juhi Paulin J

Kavitha R

Mohana V

Mohana

Prakaash K.S

Mohana

Krishnan M

Prasanth M

Saranya L

Suganya

GRE

Lakshmikanthan

Mathiyazhagan S

Pavithra D

Prasanth V.M

B Saran Prasad

A.V Vamsi

Krishnan

Solomon Jeshur

Raja

RRoshan R

TOEFL

Ashwin

Kumar S

Dhivya C Pavithra D Prasanth

V.M

Saran

Prasad B

CAT

Nisha D Vamsi Krishnan A.V Srinath S Sirish G

IELTS

Dhivya Nandhini D

IAS

Preethi K

TNPSC

Sriram M



College Day and Cultural Competition Results

COLLEGE DAY – 2015 (II, III & FINAL YEAR)

The most awaited aura of the year filled with enthusiasm and passion to triumph was

all set in the month of March. Enlightening this year with the College Day ‘15 Eve, the

26th

and27th

of March 2015, a two day fun packed mega cultural extravaganza kindled the

joy of the students. A well unified amalgamation of 15 talent hunting events such as quiz, egg

shell painting,scrap art, light music, etc., were piled up. Students with their stupendous skills

exhibited their talent with zeal and dynamism and the well deserved was embraced with cash

reward of Rs. 1000/-, Rs. 600/-, Rs. 400/-for the first, second and the third positions

respectively.

The following students won prizes in these events:

S.No. EVENT I PRIZE II PRIZE III PRIZE

1. Light Music Hakkim.R–III MCA Aishwarya.S–III CSE Nandhagopal.E–II IT

2. Creative

writing(Tamil)

Anburaja.B–II CSE

Nivetha.P-II ECE Sneha Mirulalini–II BT

3. Drawing

(Pencil)

Uma Maheswari–II EIE Visali Lakshmi–II EIE Hanna Isaac–II ECE

4. Oratorical (Eng) Ashik Peter.J–III EIE Sneha Mirulalini–II BT Daniel Charles–III ECE

5. Egg Shell

Painting

Ganga.B– II EIE Prem Chandar.B-III EIE

Preethika.P–II CSE

6. Creative

writing(Eng)

Preethi.R–II CSE Mattina Mano.M–III IT

Sneha Mirulalini–II BT

7. Oratorical

(Tamil)

Kamalashini.D-III EIE Barani.M–III EIE Pradheep Raaj–III Mech

8. Classical Vocal Haritha K. Nair-II ECE Aishwarya.S–III CSE Madhuvanthi.S– II EIE

9. Quiz

Pratheesh.V.K–III EEE Vignesh Rajan–III EEE

Aldo Pioline.A.C–II CSE James Ashwin.M–II CSE

Nicholas.A.J–II Mech Nikhil Sanjay–II Mech

10. Rangoli Sangeetha.G–III BT Chandra Priya.C–III BT

Abirami.K–II BT Niketha.R–II BT

Parimalar.S–II CSE Preethika.P–II CSE

11. Collage Sangeetha.G–III BT Chandra Priya.C–III BT

Sanjana.S–III BT Aparna.P– III BT

Preethika.P– II CSE Parimalar.S – II CSE

12. Dumb C

Niveditha.J.R–II Chem Praveena.S–II Chem

Hemnaa.S–III EEE Josephine–III EEE

Akshaya Suresh–II CSE Geethanjali.A–II CSE

13. Scrap Art Sangeetha.G–III BT Chandra Priya.C–III BT

Vilfrena Jennifer–III IT Sharon Angelene–III IT

Madhumitha.R–II CSE Keerthana.K.R–II CSE

14. Mehandi Thivya Roopini–II EIE Vaishnavi.S – II EIE

Hanna Isaac–II ECE Jasmine Nancy.S–II ECE

Baby Shalini–II CSE Akshaya Sriram–II CSE

15. Pattuku Pattu Hakkim.R–III MCA Vengadeshwaran–III MCA

Swetha.S–II ECE Shanmuga Priya–II ECE

Ravichandran.M–II MCA Clinton.S–II MCA



The day, 30th

of March2015 eye witnessed the most awaited day of the year – the ‘College

Day’. It is a platform to put on display the cultural dexterity and to nourish the spirit with the

splendiferous palette of multi-flavored events!! This event was made even more startling by the

Orchestra team of our college. Students of all departments exhibited their assorted talents and best of

the show were rewarded. A huge amount of Rs. 40,000/- was distributed to the best dances, best

variety shows, and innovative entertainments, such that each deserving team received a prize money

of Rs. 4000/-. The winners of the cultural events were honored with cash prizes, which were

distributed by the Judges.

Our department students won prize in the following category:

DANCE K.M.MOHAMMED SAMEER

The winners of the cultural events which were conducted on the previous two days were

honored with cash prizes and certificates, which were distributed by the college Principal, Dr. Vaddi

Seshagiri Rao.

Intramural Sports events for the final years was conducted on July 18th

, 2014, III years on

July 17th

, 2014 and for the II years it was conducted on July 16th

, 2014. The prize distribution took

place on the college day where the certificates and medals for winners were distributed by the Vice

Principal, Dr.S.Arivazhagan and Dean Research Dr.B.Parvathavarthini.

I YEAR COLLEGE DAY - 2014

The college day for the first year students was celebrated with a two day mega cultural

extravaganza that was put up on the 23rdand 25

th of April 2014.

A well blended combination of 16 events such as quiz, pattuku pattu, scrap art and light music

was staged and the students exhibited their talents with enthusiasm and vigor. The deserving young

achievers were awarded with a prize money of Rs. 1000/-, Rs. 600/-, Rs. 400/- for the first, second

and third places respectively.

The following students won prizes in these events:

S.No EVENT I PRIZE II PRIZE III PRIZE

1. Creative Writing(Eng) Mercy.P-ICE Kanimozhi.K.R-ECE Jeffy Merin Jacob-CSE

2. Collage Caroline-M.Tech-Bio Collage Caroline-M.Tech-Bio

3. Egg Shell Painting Uma Maheswari.M-IT Kasi Vignesh.M-MBA Mageswari.S-EIE

4. Paatuku Paatu Swetha.S-ECE Shameera Banu.S-ECE

Raj Kumar.M-MBA Jeyesh.V – MBA

Nandha Gopal.E-IT Sakthivel.S-IT



The College Day for I year students wascelebrated on the following day, the 26th

of

April2014 which provides a platform to show the talents and spirit of students in various cultural

multi-flavored events. The College Orchestra with first year students gave a pleasant as well as

rhythmic entertainment on that day.

Students of all departments have shown their talents and best performances were rewarded. A

huge amount of Rs. 40,000/- was distributed to the best dances, best variety shows, and innovative

entertainments, such that each deserving team receives a prize money of Rs.4000/-. Cash prizes were

distributed by the Judges to the winners at the end of the day.

Our department students won prize in the following category:

PYRAMID FORMATION AJITH KUMAR

The winners of the cultural events which were conducted on 23.04.2014 and 25.03.2014 were

honored with cash prizes and certificates, which were distributed by the PrincipalDr. Vaddi

Seshagiri Rao, Vice Principal, Dr.S.Arivazhagan and Dean Research Dr.B.Parvathavarthini.

S.No EVENT I PRIZE II PRIZE III PRIZE

5. Pot Painting Hanna Isaac-ECE Ganga.B - EIE Luxshana.P-CSE

6. Dumb Charades

Sankaranarayanan-Mech Ajayantony.I-Mech

RaveenaNarayanee-Chem Niveditha J R-Chem

Sheron Raji.R-EEE Lavanya P-EEE

7. Classical Vocal Sandhya.S-MBA Ranjani.V-IT Uma Maheswari.M-IT

8. Scrap Art

Balasubramanian.M-MBA Mohamed Inzaman-MBA

Keerthana.R-ECE Madhubala-ECE

Uma Maheswari.M - IT Saraswathy.R - IT

9. Mehandi

Afreen Bushrakhan–MBA Srilekha S-MBA

Shameera Banu.S-ECE Sharine Jennifer.M-ECE

Vaishnavi-EIE Thivya Roopini.I-EIE

10. Oratorical(English) Jayashree.Y-Chem Mercy.P-ICE Divya Manavalan-MBA

11. Oratorical (Tamil) Aswin Prakash.P-Mech Pradheep Raaj.S-Mech Kayalvizhi.K.R- M.E (A.E)

12. Light Music Santhanabharathi-MBA Inneshius Stany-ECE Pooja.D-CSE

13. Rangoli

Saraswathy.R-IT Vijayalakshmi.V-IT

Priyadharshini.A-MBA Divya Manavalan-MBA

Chitra.S-M.Tech-Bio Caroline-M.Tech-Bio

14. Creative Writing(Tamil) Pradheep Raaj.S-Mech Aswin Prakash.P-Mech Kanimozhi K.R-ECE

15. Quiz

Sankaranarayanan-Mech Ajayantony.I-Mech

Vinmathi.V-M.Tech-Bio Chitra.S-M.Tech-Bio

Aadhith.P-MBA Venkatachalam.R-MBA

16. Drawing (Pencil)

Nanthini.M-M.Tech-Bio Hanna Isaac-ECE Visali Lakshmi.P.R-EIE



Achievers day

Achievers day is celebrated every year during the month of

April, in which students who brought laurels to the College

during the academic year are honored and rewarded.

Achievers Day for the Academic year 2014-15 was

celebrated on 11. 04. 2015. The students who won various

competitions have been invited. The invitees were

Total Sports and Games Teams : 311 Players

Inter-collegiate Paper presentation, Symposium,

Conference position winners : 1413 Students

Blood donors from Youth Red Cross : 53 Students

Members of Tamil Mandram: 12 Students

Members of Our College Student Orchestra Team : 44

Students

Inter-collegiate Cultural Competition Winners : 43

students

No. of Students Honored Total Amount Distributed

1876 Rs. 17.03 Lakhs

On the whole 1876 Students of our college belonging to

various categories mentioned above were honored by distributing

cheques and certificates on this special occasion.

This special function started at 6.30 P.M. with the high tea

followed by the distribution of cheques. This event was made

even more startling by our College Orchestra team and Dance

Program by the students. The event ended at 9.00 P. M. with

Splendid Vegetarian and Non-vegetarian Dinner.



SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS: 2014-15

No Date(s) Name of the Tournament / Meet Venue Result

1. 5-7 July St. Joseph’s All India Ball Badminton Invitation Tournament for Men

St. Joseph’s IV Place

2. 10 - 12 July Valangaiman 30TH State Level Volley Ball Men Tournament

Valangaiman Winners

3. 12-13 July All India Inter Collegiate Ball Badmn. (W) Tournament

ICF- Chennai III Place

4. 18-20 July0 13th State Level Volley Ball Men Tournament

Maraimalai Nagar

III PLACE

5. 24-26 July Jeppiaar Engg College Tournaments: Volley Ball, Foot Ball, Kabaddi, T T , Chess,

Jeppiaar Engg College

Kabaddi – Men- Winners Chess – Men- Winners T T –Women- Winners Chess- Women – Runners Volley Ball –Women- Runners Volley Ball – Men-Winners

6. 31 July- 2 Aug

MOP Tournaments: WOMEN: T T, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Chess, Throw ball

Chennai Volley Ball (W) – Runners up T T –III PLACE Chess – IV PLACE Basketball- IV PLACE

7. 6 Aug D G Vaishnava Tournament : Men & Women : T T, Chess, Tennis

Chennai Tennis (W)- III PLACE Chess (Women Singles)- I Place ( Saranya.J) & III Place ( J G Niveditha) Place

8. 6-10 aUG P. Bharath Steven – II Mech has Won 5 Medals (2 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze) in 40th State Rifle and Pistol Shooting Championship held at Chennai Rifle Club, Chennai

9. 9 – 14 Aug St. Joseph’s Ragavendra Basket Ball (M&W) Tournament

T Nagar Men- 3rd Place Women- 4th Place

10. 10-12 Aug Jayaram Trophy : Men- Ball badmn. & Volley Ball (W)

Trichy Volley Ball (W)- Runners

11. 10-12 AUG Erode Diamond Star Open Club Kabaddi Men Tournament

Erode III PLACE

12. 12 AUG ZONE 3: TABLE TENNIS (M & W) LOYOLA- ICAM

T T Men – Runners T T Women - Winners

13. 14 AUG ZONE 3: CHESS (M & W) CIPET- Guindy

Chess (M&W) – Runners

14. 19-20 AUG ZONE 3: BASKET BALL (W) SSNCE Runners up

15. P 22 AUG ZONE 3: VOLLEY BALL (M) KCG WINNERS

16. 23 Aug BERTRAM Tournaments: Men- Volleyball

Loyola College

Runners up

17. 25 AUG ZONE 3: KABADDI (M)

DHANALAKSHMI

WINNERS

18. 26-28 Aug SSN Tournaments: Basketball (M&W), Badmn (M&W), TT (M&W) Tennis (M&W) Chess Combined Team,

SSNCE T T – women – Winners Chess- Men & Women – Runners Badminton – Women- 3rd Place

19. 26-28 Aug T N Physical Education Sports University Tournaments- Kabaddi, Football

Chennai Football – men- Runners Kabaddi- women- Winners



Staff Foot Ball- Winners

20. 01 SEP ZONE 3: BADMINTON (M) SSN Runners up

21. 03 SEP ZONE 3: BADMINTON (W) LOYOLA ICAM

III Place

22. 5 Sep ZONE 3: HAND BALL (M) KCG IV Place

23. 6-7 SEP Chola State Level Volley Ball Men Tournament

Sirkali Winner

24. 7 SEP Inter Zone – Cross Country (M&W) J J CET- Trichy

MEN- II Place Women- V Place

25. 09 SEP ZONE 3: TENNIS (M) SSNCE Runners up

26. 11-12 SEP ZONE 3: BALL BADMINTON (M&W) AGNI Men & Women – Winners

27. 12-15 SEP Kongu Trophy : Basketball, Volleyball, Kabaddi, Badmn., TT

Perundurai T T (W)- Winners Volleyball (M)- Runners Badminton (W)- III Place

28. 13 to 14 Sep

E T Aravindaraj from III ICE has won the First Place in Silambam and Sapring in the First South Indian Level Tournament organized by National Martial Arts and Yoga Association held at Chennai

29. 17 - 18 SEP Inter Zone –T T (W) SKR - Chennai WINNERS

30. 22-23 Sep St. Joseph’s Inter Collegiate Athletics Meet

J N Stadium M. Vigneahwar II MBA has WON the BEST ATHLETE AWARD with 986 Points Overall Men & Women Championship With 142 Points

31. 22-23 Sep Inter Zone – Volleyball -men SVS- Coimbatore

Runners up

32. 24 SEP ZONE 3: VOLLEY BALL (W) JEPPIAAR III PLACE

33. 27-28 Sep Thiruvarur Mr Baulraj .& Mrs. Soundra Bai Memorial State Level Ball Badmn Tournament

Thiruvarur WINNERS

34. 226-28 Sep IIT-M Tournament- Tennis Men, Hockey

Chennai Tennis Men – Winners Hockey- Runners

35. 30 SEP ZONE 3: BASKET BALL (M) EASWARI ENGG

Winners

36. 3-5 Oct “B” Division City League Volley Ball Men Tournament

TNVBA- Chennai

Winners

37. 8-9 OCT Inter Zone – Kabadii (W) Sasurie Engg- Thirupur

III Place

38. 10 Oct ZONE 3: ATHLETICS (M&W) MNM JAINP Men Overall Championship Women Overall Championship 2nd Place

39. 11-13 Oct Inter Zone-Kabaddi Men Velammal- Madurai

III Place

40. 18 -19 Oct Inter Zone P.L & B.P (M&W) Kongu Nadu- Namkaal

Women Power Lifting Overall 3rd Place

41. 23-24 Oct Inter Zone-Tennis (W) Loyola Icam- Chennai

III Place

42. 25-26 Oct Inter Zone W L (M&W) JJCET- Trichy Women Weight Lifting Overall 3rd Place S.Dharani – III MCA- Goldin 58 Kg Category S.Priyanka I ICE- GOLD in 53 Kg Category D.Yazhini I BIOT- Silver in 78 Kg Category



43. 1 -3 Nov Inter Zone-Athletics (M&W) PSNA- Dindugal

Men Overall Championship II Place Women Overall Championship III Place

44. 7 Nov Last Date for TIES 2015 entries submission

45. 10 Nov Mr. S. Srijith,I Year CSE has WON the III PLACE with Cash Prize Rs. 50,000 inthe Chief Minister Trophy – Tennis – Men organized by Sports Development Authority of Tamilnadu, Chennai

46. 14-15 Dec Inter Zone-Ball Badmn (M) JJCET- Trichy WINNERS

47. 16-19 Dec SSN Open Tennis (W) Tournament Chennai

48. 27 -28 Dec Inter Zone- Basketball Men Kumarasamy Engg- Karur

Third Place

49. 3 Jan 2015 ZONE 3: HOCKEY (M) YMCA Grounds- Chennai

Winners

50. 16-17 Jan Pon Volley 2015 Seethaiammal Memorial Volley ball Men Tournament

Periyakulam Runner up

51. 23-24 Jan LICET Trophy Tennis (W), Badminton M&W), Volley ball (W)

Loyola - ICAM- Chennai

Volleyball (W)- Runners Tennis (W)- Third Place

52. 28-29 Jan SVCE Trophy: Basketball, Football, Ball Badminton & Volleyball for Men

Sriperumpudur Ball Badmn.(M) - Winners Volleyball (M) - Winners Basket Ball.(M).- Winners

53. 28 Jan 9 Feb

TIES 2015

Sairam - Chennai

T T (W) – Winners Chess (W)- Winners Kabaddi (W)- Runners Volley Ball (W)– Runners Tennis (W)- III Place Basketball (W)- III Place Badminton (W)- III Place Won the Women Overall Championship with 38 Points Ball Badminton (W)-TECH : III Place

Kabaddi (M)-Winners Chess (M)- Runners Volley Ball (M)- Runners Badminton (M)-Runners T T (M)- Runners Tennis (M)-Runners Best Physique – IV Place Won The Men Athletics over all Championship and Also WON the TIES 2015 Men and Women Overall Championship

54. 9-10 Feb Guntur (AP)- Koneru Lakshmaiah Trophy; Kabaddi (M)

K L University Guntur- A P

Winners

55. 12 Feb Dyanchan Memorial Cup Hockey Tournament

Chennai Runners

56. 15 Feb S .Priyanka I –ICE has WON the 3rd Place in the Tamilnadu State Weight Lifting Championship Under 63 Kgs. held at Nagercoil



57. 17 Feb S A Engg Trophy: Tennis Chennai T T (W)- Winners Volleyball W)- Winners Tennis (M)- Runners T T (M)- III Place

58. 18-20 Feb PSN Trophy: Kabaddi - Men & Women

Tirunelveli Runners

59. 20-22 Feb Udumalaipet Rotary Club Volleyball Tournament for Men

Udumalaipet Runners

60. 26 Mar Mr. E T Aravindaraj - III ICE has Won the I PLACE in the IV Tamilnadu State Level Silambam competition held at Chennai

61. 28.Feb Theni Volleyball Men tournament Theni III Place

62. 7-8 March JETS Women Games: Basketball, Volleyball, Ball badmn., Kabaddi, T T, Chess

St. Joseph’s Basketball (W)- Runners Volleyball (W)- A Team- Winners B Team Runners Kabaddi (W)- Winners Ball Badminton (W)- Engg- Winners TECH- Runners T T (W)- Winners Chess (W) – Runners Engg Won the Overall Women Games Championship with 61 Points

63. 14-16 March

JETS Men Games: Basketball, Volleyball, Ball badmn., Kabaddi, Football, Badminton,T T, Chess,

St. Joseph’s

Basketball –Men- Winners Volleyball Men- “A” Team- Winners “B” Team – III Place Kabaddi Men- Winners Football Men- IV Place Ball badminton Men- “A” Team- Winners “B: Team- IV Place T T Men- Runners Badminton Men- Runners Chess men- Winners Won The Men overall Championship with 69 Points Also WON the JETS Men & Women Overall Championship with 130 Points

64. 17-20 Mar B S Abdur Rahman University Tournaments: Ball badmn (M&W)

Vandalur Basketball Men- Winners Ball Badminton – (W) – III Place Ball Badminton – (M) – III Place

65. 21-22 Mar Anna Sports Fest: Anna University Volleyball Men- Winners Volleyball Women- Winners Basketball Men- Winners Kabaddi- Men- Winners Hockey men- Winners



We proudly announce

that we have achieved

Over All Championships for the past 13 years

In the following

MegaState Level Tournament/ Meets conducted for all the

EngineeringColleges/ ArtsColleges in Taminadu

1. ANNA UNIVERITY INTER ZONAL

TOURNAMENTS From 2003 to 2015

Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamilnadu

2. TIES (TAMIL NADU INTER ENGINEERING

SPORTS) From 2003 to 2015

Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamilnadu

3. JETS From 2003 to 2015

Conducted for Arts, Science and ProfessionalColleges in South India

4. St. JOSEPH’S INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET

From 2003 to 2015

Conducted for Arts, Science and Professional Colleges in South India



BEST OUT GOING STUDENT AWARD Success is not the destination that we reach. Success is the quality of our journey. The

quality of the journey depends upon the goals we set the mentor we choose. The quality of

the mentor lies in appreciating even the smallest effort as appreciation is the only tool which

enables us to build the impossible. Mankind’s greatest achievements have come about by

constant encouragement. Our greatest hopes could become reality in the future if our efforts

are recognized. All we need to do is to appreciate and encourage the young minds as most

achievers are people who have made a strong and deep dedication to pursue a particular goal.

St. Joseph’s recognizes this dedication by awarding the student with “The best Outgoing

Student Award”. The most prestigious and most awaited award ceremony of the year “The

best Outgoing Student Award” for the year was held on the Achivers Day on 11th

of April

2015.

The students from various departments were nominated based upon various traits,

achievements or accomplishments

Academic Performance indicated by CGPA

Attendance (not taken more than four days leave in a semester)

Got placed or got admission for higher studies.

Brought laurels to the department or college

Active participation in the curricular and co-curricular activities

Organized activities at department level or at college level

Having good communication skills

Not undergone any disciplinary proceedings

Maintaining neat dress code

Quality of final year project

The best outgoing student is felicitated by the Managing Director Dr. B. Babu

Manoharan with a shield and certificate. The following table shows the names of best

outgoing students from various departments:

Department Name of the student

CSE GUHAN A K

ECE DINESH KUMAR S

EEE ASHISH B NAIR

IT SURESH L V

EIE SUREKHA P M

Department Name of the student

MECH VENKATESHWARAN

P

ICE ARTHI V

CHEM VEKATESAN R

BioTech SUMATHI S

MBA PRIYADHARSHINI A

MCA CHITTIBABU



VALUE ADDED COURSES

Value Added Courses are provided to students with an aim to teach and train in

programming skills. The goal is to accelerate the programming capability needed for solving

scientific and real time problems demanded by the corporate world.

Students have options to choose the courses according to their desire and inclination.

It is great boon to our students, in expertise various Value Added Courses which enables

them to face the formidable challenges.

C/C++ course was provided by ------Eye open Technologies/Stigmata Techno

Solutions/ Digiterati /Silican Software Services and around ----- students are benefited by

the course.

Course Objective – C/C++

To facilitate the fundamentals of structured and Object Oriented programming concepts and

to enhance the programming aspects in C/C++.

The outcome of this course is to enable the students to

Identify the usage of complex data types to solve scientific and real world problems.

Identify the major elements in an object-oriented programming language.

Implement operator overloading.

Select the proper class protection mechanism.

Derive classes using inheritance in C++.

Demonstrate the use of virtual functions to implement polymorphism.

Write programs utilizing the I/O classes in C++.

Understand some advanced features of C++ including templates, exceptions, and

multiple inheritances.

It is a matter of pride that the courses are taught by the experts from industries using

the laboratory facilities available in our institutions to meet the requirements of industry

On successful completion of such value added courses make the students to:



Accelerate the programming skills

Carryout innovative projects

Compete with the fellow students during placement and interview process

Our Department in the academic year 2014-2015 has conducted many value added

courses for II, III years as well as for M.E. students. The details of the courses along with the

duration are shown below. The value added course on C, C++ was conducted by our college

for the entire II years.

S. No Name of the

Course Year Organization / Institute

Course Duration

*No. of students attended

1 PLC III

Advanced Training Institute, Guindy

29.12.2014 to

2.1.2015

18

2 Embedded System III Advanced Training Institute, Guindy

22.12.2014 to

26.12.2014

29

3 PCB Design & Fabrication

II &III

InSysTronics

Technologies, Villvakkam, Chennai-600049

01.10.2014 27 & 42

4

Solar photovoltaic system design, Installation & Maintenance

III Renewable Energy Research Foundation

11.02.2015 to

14.02.2015, 20.02.2015, 21.02.2015, 23.02.2015

&

24.02.2015

146

5 C,C++ II Digeterati, Eye opener

08.02.2015 to

14.02.2015

142

6 Nu-LB-NUC140

Microcontrollers

III &

II

PED

Dept of EEE, St.Joseph`s

college of Engineering

18/12/14, 19/12/14, 16/02/15,

17/02/15,

18/02/15 &

19/02/15

146 & 18



CONQUISTA 2015

DISTRIBUTION OF 762 PLACEMENT ORDERS TO

THE PLACED STUDENTS

CONQUISTA’15– the word that makes us well with pride of our achievement.

CONQUISTA is the ceremony of issuing the offer letters to the students recruited through

campus placement. It was held on April 13th

2015 with grandeur. The function was presided

by Dr.Arumugam Natesan, Senior Director , Cognizant Technology Solutions who handed

over the offer letters to the students in the presence of Managing Director Dr. B. Babu

Manoharan, Director Mr. B.Jai Kumar Christhu Rajan and Principal Dr. Vaddi Seshagiri Rao.

Ms. Absala, Mr. Pramodh T, Campus team, Human resources, Cognizant and Mr. Karthik,

Campus team , Human resources, Wipro were also present as ‘special invitees’.

COMMUNICATION SKILL ENHANCEMENT

PROGRAM Centre for Training and Placement of St Joseph’s is largely responsible

and committed towards the identification and catering to the need of

training of students so that they are able to develop a good personality; and

assist them to find right job and help them place in right companies before

they pass out. We realize that in order to convert a raw student in to

employable graduate, several behavioral attributes need to be addressed in

addition to the development of technical skills. Some of the behavioral

attributes are good communication skills, developing positive attitude

towards work, and understanding of moral and ethical values.

Every academic year, our college has taken an initiative to improve the

communication skill of the students by organizing 48 hrs Communication

skill enhancement program. The aim of this program is to empower our

students to take up the future campus recruitment with confidence. All the

first year students are evaluated for communication skill by the expert

committee. Based on the evaluation students are categorized into three

levels andstudents are given appropriate training. This communication

enhancement program is conducted by corporate trainers from Strides,

Winspire, Vistamind etc.



The Centre for Training and Placement has conducted placement orientation program

(POP’14) from 13th

August to 18th

August 2014 for the final year students by Vista Mind &

18th

August to 28th

August 2014 for the pre-final year students and trained them on soft skills,

quantitative aptitude skills etc., to prepare them for placement recruitments. Faculties from

various departments contributed for the orientation program. Department of Mathematics

were instrumental in delivering aptitude, logical reasoning sessions. Technical sessions were

handled by the concerned departments and Soft skill was handled by the faculty from

Business administration, English and some faculties from Engineering Departments.

The Centre for Training & Placement conducted online aptitude assessment tests on

every weeks for all the students including 1st year. Every student has attended 20 online

assessment tests per year.

Apart from these the students have undergone mock tests in Cognizant, Wipro and

NAC tech tests pattern before appearing for placements. This year the students were exposed

to NAC tech tests. Subsequent to the above training, Cognizant has conducted Evolve

Program (Transition from College to Corporate) for the final years which helped them to

understand the expectations of the corporate world.

10 Students had hands on experience in live projects through ‘KiLab - SKILD

program’. 4 Students have been selected for Cognizant CIO-Challenge Program 2013-2014.

Our college has joined hands with Murugappa for Murugappa Young Professional (MYP)

program.

Students have also acquired BEC certifications, other value added certifications. In

addition to the above certifications, series of Mock tests and Interviews have greatly

improved the performance of the students in the campus recruitments to a great extent.

CENTRE FOR TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

12 days Placement Orientation Program and other activities



NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM

JET POTENTIAL 2k14 The national level technical symposium was organized by the Electrical and

Electronics Engineering on 30th September, 2014. We had 276 participants from

various 27 colleges who dynamically participated in the symposium. There were

many challenging events in symposium followed by valedictory function at

Placement block. Winners of the various events were awarded with certificates and

prize amount. The participants had a very informative day all along. The

symposium proved to be an eye opener to all the latest developments in electrical

engineering for all participants who made it a grand success. List of prize winners:

S. No Event I Prize II Prize III Prize

1 GUESS

IT..? Subhashini.V,Sri Akshaya.R Sriram.B,Praveen.M Kishore Kumar.B,Amuthan.B

Jerusalem College Of

Engineering

Velammal College Of

Engineering

Velammal College Of

Engineering

2 CHANNEL

SURFING

Srinath Murali

Sreenath.D Rahul Kumar

Manoj Prasad.P Shibin

John.V.G Narendiran.R

Arun Prasath.P

Akshai Retnam.R Jithen

Sri Sairam College Of

Engineering

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan

College Of Engineering

St.Joseph’s Institute Of

Technology

3 CIRCUTRI

X

Vignesh.P Madhan.S Pradeep.S Arun Kumar.S Ashok Kumar.V Sridhar.A

Sri Venkateshwara College

Of Engineering

SRR College Of Engineering

SRR College Of Engineering

4 DUMB-C Jayaraman.S

Jothi.S

Jagadeesan.V

Raj Jayanth.P

Kiran Varma.P

Satyachand.G Vibin Raj.S

Saravanan.M

Prabhunath.S.V

Gopinath.M

Anand Institute Of Higher

Technology

Asan Memorial College Of

Arts And Science

Jnn Institute Of Technology

5 Mr.BE Karthikeyan.MAbiarasan.R: Karthik, Dhanesh Prabhu(S Sathyanarayana.Venkatesan.M

Velammal College Of

Engineering

Rajalakshmi College Of

Engineering

Ams College Of Engineering

6 TECH

QUIZ Kishore Kumar.B

Amuthan.B

Jeffrey Raj Guezou.C

Indhumathi.P

Dejaswee Saleth.J

Saravanan.M

Deepak.K.C

Vignesh.S

Velammal College Of

Engineering

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan

College Of Engineering And

Technology

Jnn Institute Of Technology

7 Online

Photography

Balasubramaniyan.P Arshath.S

Loyola Arts College Madras Cristain College -

8 ONLINE

QUIZ

Adarsh Sridharan Swetha Narayankumar -

Sri Sairam College Of

Engineering

Ethiraj College Of Arts And

Science

-

9 RC RASH Syed Numaan Mohamed.K Jaya Kumar.S: Sathya Narayana.V.R Sadiq Basha.N Mohamed Sheikh Abdullah.S Manzoor Ahmed.A

AMS College Of

Engineering

AMS College Of

Engineering

AMS College Of Engineering

Total Prize Amount Rs.25,000/-



INTRA DEPARTMENT SYMPOSIUM

CONGRATULATION TO PRIZE WINNERS

S.No Events I Prize(Rs.1000/-) II Prize(Rs.700/-) III Prize(300/-)

Name Year/Sec Name Year/ Sec Name Year/Sec

1 Circuit Debucgging

R.A. Sheron Raji J.S. Shilpa B.Soumiya

II-C

R.Shyamala S.Saradha Preetha Sunandha Baskaran

III-C Safir Ahamed .A Sathish Kumar .P Shanmuga Raja .S

III-C

2

Dumb C

Pratheesh V.K Prashanth .R Naveen Rajan .P Poonkundran .P

III-B Josephine Raj Annapoorni .T Aishwarya .M Hemnaa .S

III-B III-A III-A III-B

R.A. Sheron Raji A. Tina UmaDevi.M B.Soumiya

II-C

3

Adzap

A.Safir Ahamed S.Ramakrishnan G.Vivek Anand P.Murugaraj

III-A III-C III-C III-B

T.Chidambaranathan G.Geoffrey Gladwin A.Jayasuriyan M.Harisudan

III-A III-A III-B III-A

S.Karthik L.Jagadeeswaran Mohammed Ariff. M K.M.D. Abdul Nauber

II-B

4

Quiz

T.Senthilnathan R.Ramprasath R.Soundariyan

II-C S.S. Shanu K.Sahana T.Sahithi Sunandha Baskaran

III-C R.Jeganath Jegathees Jayesh Sheaffer Y.D. Jenilthayalan J.John David Raj

II-B

5

Collage

R.Prashanth A.Jayasuriyan M.Kumaran S.Krishna Balaji K.Akash

III-B III-B III-B III-B III-A

J.Kenny Treasa R.Keerthi Natchiar A.Kanimozhi M.Maria Celine D.Meghana

III-B S.Raga R.Monisha K.Sukanya R.Nishevitha

II-B

Total Prize amount Rs.10,000/-

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

S.No Name Year Event Place

1.

Divya

III Volleyball I

Divya Priya

R.V.Harini

Sowmiya

Ruthra

2.

Jagadeesh Daniel Diwakar

III Football II

S.Amudhan

Harisudhan M Chidambaranathan Pravin Kumar

Safir Ahamed

Kathiravan

Jaya Suriyan

Jerome Michael

Pradeep

Vinoth

Geoffry

Harish

S.No Name Year Event Place

3.

Subramaniam

II Basketball II

Rajendra Narayanan

Thilakan Jagadeeshwaran L

Balaji M

Guru Abinesh

4. Aravindhan

II Kabadi II

Avinesh

Ashwin Kumar

Arunagiri

Siva Kumar

Sathish Babu

Sathish Baboo

Balaji

Vigneshwaran

Sanjeev Balaji

Shiyam



Special Occasions

IFDHAR Our College celebrated Ramzan on 30th

July 2014. All the Muslim students in our

college undergone fasting within the campus. The early morning food called as “sahar”

according to the muslim custom, was served withdelicious items by the college in the mess at

4.30 a.m. In the evening, the Muslim students are well served for the “ifthihar” that is for

breaking the fasting at 6.30 p.m, dates and cool drinks along with the porridge. The hostel

students attended Namaz in their respective hostel rooms. Special Namaz was conducted at

1.00p.m on Fridays. During Ramzan fasting period, prayers were conducted in our college

mosque.

Vinayaka ChathurthiOur college celebrated Vinayaka chathurthi on 29

th August

2014. Lord Vinayaka’s birthday was celebrated by decorating the Ganesha Statue in our

college temple with flowers. Pooja was grandly performed in the temple in the presence of

our beloved Managing Director’s family. Delicious food was offered to the lord and

Kozhakatai was distributed to the students. Many students came forward to participate on that

occasion and filled in with all blessings of Ganesha.

Teachers DayOur College celebrated the Teachers day as a special occasion on 5th

September 2014. First year students entertained our college staff and encourage them with

unique shows on that special day. Our Management gave gifts to all the teachers of our

college as a token of appreciation.

OnamThe festival of rice harvest was celebrated on 5th

September 2014with great

spirituality anddelight. All Malayali students came with full rejoice to participate on this

special occasion. Our Beloved Managing Director attended this festival with his family and

conveyed his wishes to all the students. Malayali students dressed up in their traditional

wear, particularly girls wearing the kasavu saree and performed kaikottikali, Malayalam pattu

and Nadakam. The celebration was called off with the grand dinner where the menu includes

aviyal, erussery, pulissery, nenthram pazham and different types of payasams.

Ayudha pooja Our College celebrated Ayudha Pooja on 1st October 2014. The

traditional Ayudha pooja celebrations took place by arranging Kolu for 9 days in our college

from the day of Mahalaya Amavasya till Vijayadasami. On this special day, all the

laboratories and office were beautified with plantain trees, mango leaves and glazing papers

which was followed by a pooja in the presence of Chairman and Managing Director’s family.

The remarkableparts on this celebration were the mouth-watering lunch, sweets and ice

creams that were served for all the students and staff. Gift vouchers for deepavali were

distributed on the day of ayudha pooja to administrative staff, technical staff, non-technical

staff, drivers, sweepers, scavengers, workers in the mess and daily wage workers.

Deepavali Thefestival of lights is celebrated with full delight and enthusiasm. Deepavali

is the most expected festival by all. This year the festival of lights was celebrated on 18th

October 2014. On this special eve, a grand lunch with exotic dishes ranging from mouth

lingering sweets till delicious deserts was served.



Deepam Kaarthigai Deepam is celebrated on the full moon day in the Tamil month of

Kaarthigai. This festival is known for brighten lights. The deepam celebrations took place in

our college on 5th

December 2014 with lamps lighted by the divine flame that is believed to

fend off evil forces and escort ecstasy and prosperity.

Padi pooja The festival was celebrated in our college on 6th

December 2014 by

decorating the holy steps of Ayyappa with flowers and silk clothes and lighting traditional

lamp. Managing Director, Staff and Students attended the pooja and “irumudi” was tied to

those who went to sabarimala. Traditional songs were sung in pooja and a grand feast was

given to those who attended pooja.

Christmas Christmas isthe season of joy, of holiday greetings exchanged, of gift-

giving,and,of families united.The Christmas celebrations took place in our college campus on

19th

December 2014. On Christmas day, a special mass was conducted in our college chapel.

The celebrations included arythmic performance from our college choir and an add-on

surprise package by the Santa clause. The staffs and students were completely spellbound

with the Christmas gratification and the day was called off with a hearty lunch.

Pongal Pongal is an occasion that is believed to chime in the opulence. It is renowned as a

thanksgiving festival for various Hindu deities. “Thai” is the first month of the Tamil

Almanac. This joy-filled Pongal occasion was celebrated in our college on the 10th

January

2015. The day’s lunch was served with different varieties of Pongal. Indeed, Pongal is a

festival of freedom, peace, unity and compassion crystallized in the last hymn on unity in the

Indian spiritual text the Rig Veda.

Hostel Day Hostel day is one of the most awaiting occasion of the year in St. Joseph’s

college of Engineering. This wonderful day was celebrated in our college on 8th

March 2015

with lots of events conducted for both boys and girls. The Hostel was decorated with colour

lamps and balloons making it more eye-catching. Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, kabaddi

matches were held and the winners and runners were awarded with cash prizes. Cultural

events such as Singing, Skit and Dance were performed in the presence of our beloved

Chairman, Managing Director and Director. Matches and other events were conducted 3 days

prior to hostel day. Special Dinner and snacks was provided to the hostilities. At last, the day

ended with whole masthi and fun.

Ugadi Our college celebrated Ugadi on 21stMarch 2015. The Telugu New year festival

popularly called as Ugadi comes close on the heels of Holi. This day of celebration is marked

by religious fanaticism and social jollity. Special dinner was served for the hostel students.

Exotic dishes made with raw mango went on well with the occasion. Ugadi which is

considered to be the most auspicious time to start new ventures was indeed a cheerful and a

memorable celebration to be remembered by the staffs and students of our college.

Easter Our College celebrated Easter on 6th

April 2015.Easteris the springtime holiday

marking the rebirth of Jesus and the renewal of the Christian faith. A special program was

conducted by St. Joseph’s College Fellowship in our college Placement Cell which was

attended by students and staff. The celebrations started with worship songs and prayer.

Heartfelt wishes were shared among everyone and end off with holy blessing of God.



PLUG OUT

In this edition of Plug out we have an article on current status of

FRIENDSHIP, an interview of an eminent personality by student editors,

Intangible inspirations and inspirations to become an entrepreneur.

FRIENDSHIP

By VIVEKANAND G III Yr E.E.E . Hello guys. I would like

to ask a question to all of

you...Could anyone be

there without having

even a single friend?? It

is impossible. Am I

right? So I wish to take this

precious opportunity to

depict about friendship and

how vital it is in each and

everyone’s life.

. To start with I have run

into many people who

could not be nice at times

and those who could be

really mean sometimes .

What is there being rude or

being mean? Is it really

that hard to trust the ones

you have talked over a long

time or you could trust

with full belief??

. I go through it every

moment in my life.

. For what I have said

above I am not judging

anyone but I'm just telling

you what I go through in

my life.

. And I try my best not to

let these temporary

hindrances to get me down

but it is so frustrating when

you try talking to a friend

you have never even talked

for over a month or a long

time and they end up

leaving without even

giving an ear for what you

have to say.

. I mean, I know and I

understand that we all have

lives to think about? Would

it really be so much harm

as to do that??...

. One should also not forget

that friendship is about

having wonderful moments

with your friends and

sticking to them no matter

what you do or what goes

on around you.

. And every day I mingle

with each and every

person who is in my friend

circle. I'm always excited

to see even their usernames

on the Instant Message or

whenever I get ready to

talk to them.

. At times I don't get any

replies, and there are other

times when they just end

up leaving after I try saying

hello. I understand if

everyone is busy, but why

this? Why leaving as

soon as someone else is

trying to talk to you?

. Again I am not blaming

anyone for this but it just

makes me feel bad when

people do that because it's

a sign to me and a sign

that everyone thinks I am

annoying or disturbing.

. Speaking of annoyance,

you may think that just

because I care about

friends makes me look

annoying. You know what?

Fine it does. But I have

respect for them.

. I show kindness, respect,

and all the love in the

world for them. I show

them that they mean the

world to me. I make them

gifts, I provide them

comfort, and I provide

them with answers



. They love coming to me,

so why can't most of you

be the same?

. I did not write this article

for any arguments or

gossip. The only reason

why I made this article is to

give you guys a lesson in

what happens when people

sometimes change their

perspective or views about

you.

. And even thoughts about

you but what you get in

return is a stab in the back

instead of a thanking you

or a reason why they end

up breaking your heart.

Friendships can increase or decrease through these Circles.

. I hope that when you

read this article you will

think about what

friendship means to you

and to everyone else. My

friendship means so much

to me that I will do

anything to keep my true

best friends besides me.

. And I will take the

liberty to be anyone's

friend and talk to them

and have fun or even get

to know them better. If

you ever feel down or

need a good person to talk

to, come to me or go to

anyone you may know

who trusts you the best

and who always knows

what to say in your hard

times.

. But what I would like to

say be careful in building

your friends circle. And

friendship is not an easy

relationship to maintain.

So I have shared with you

what friendship and

friends mean to me, my

perspective about

friendship, importance I

have given to it. And the

endless joy it has given

me and it still gives. I

conclude by saying “If

you have trustworthy

friends then you have

everything

Social

friends

Trustable

friends

Close

friends

Childhood

friends Committed

Friends



Interview with Dr. Arogyaswami J. Paulraj

The student editors of

PLUGIN magazine had a

privilege to interview of

Dr. Arogyaswami J.

Paulraj Professor Emeritus

at the Dept. of Electrical

Engineering, Stanford

University. The excerpts of

the interview along with his

brief introduction and

achievements are

summarized here.

He was born in Pollachi

near Coimbatore, India. He

joined the Indian Navy at

age 15 through the

National Defence

Academy, Kharakvalsa and

served the Navy for 30

years. He received his

bachelor’s degree in

Electrical Engineering

from the Naval College of

Engineering, Lonavala,

India, and his doctorate in

Electrical Engineering

from the Indian Institute of

Technology, New Delhi.

Prof. Paulraj is the winner

of the prestigious 2014

Marconi Society Prize - the

‘Nobel’ prize of the

Information tech world.

Due to some quirk in the

Nobel rules, Nobel’s are

not awarded to engineers.

Paulraj joins a very select

group of top IT pioneers

such as TIM BERNERS-

LEE (World Wide Web),

VINT CERF (Internet),

LARRY PAGE (Google

Search), MARTY

HELLMAN (Public Key

Cryptography) AND

MARTIN COOPER (Cell

Phone). We are indeed

proud to have an Indian

born scientist to be so

honored.

N R Narayana Murthy,

executive chairman of

Infosys, said, in a release

by Marconi Society,

"Paulraj's brilliance and

perseverance have

revolutionized wireless

technology bringing a

lasting benefit to mankind."

Before he migrated to the

US in the early 1990s, he

was well known for

pioneering the

development of sonars for

the navy. Paulraj is the

founding director of

laboratories Centre for

Artificial Intelligence and

Robotics, Centre for

Development of Advanced

Computing, Bangalore, and

the Central Research Labs

of Bharat Electronics.

After moving to Stanford

University, he built the

world's leading research

group in MIMO, and

founded two companies in

the Silicon Valley to

develop MIMO. In today’s

wireless world, faster data

transfers and multimedia

downloads is taken for

granted - it is indeed thanks

to a new technology called

MIMO (Multiple

Input/Multiple Output).

And for that, we have to

thank Prof. Paulraj who

brought this revolutionary

idea to the world of

communications.

Ms. Josephine (J) student

editor interviewed Prof -

Arogyaswami Paulraj (AP)

via email and the excerpts

are given below:

J:Can you explain

MIMO ?.

AP: MIMO (Multiple Input,

Multiple Output) antenna

technology is perhaps the

most important

breakthrough in wireless in

recent decades. MIMO

effectively multiplies the

frequency spectrum, an

extremely limited resource.

A 4x4 antenna MIMO radio

commonly used today

quadruples the amount of

allocated radio spectrum;

and this leverage will reach

10s if not 100s of times in a

few years. MIMO is now an

essential element in all new

wireless systems such as

WiFi and LTE (4G) cellular.

MIMO works by creating



parallel channels from the

transmitter to the receiver.

This also requires

appropriate coding at the

transmitter and decoding at

the receiver.

J: What is the impact

of MIMO today?

AP: Many Billions of

MIMO enabled wireless

devices are already in use.

Every smart phone or iPad

uses it. More than a 2.8

Billion chips with MIMO

were sold globally in 2014.

MIMO will have even

bigger role in future

systems like 5G.

J: Why did you face

early scepticism on

MIMO ?

AP: This was indeed

natural. Many ideas get

proposed claiming huge

break trough’s and most of

them are indeed wrong, so

kepticism is needed. Also,

perhaps the combination of

my own newness in the

wireless field in US and the

huge gains I was claiming

made it harder to convince

people.

Also, I did not provide a

sound mathematical proofs

since I was trying to arrive

at a most general theory -

this has still not been done

today, 20 years later! If I

had tackled proofs of

narrower problems in

MIMO theory, I would

have been successful and

made things easier for me

and others!

J: Although India is

the fastest growing

telecom services

market, we still

depend on imports

totally. How can we

change this?

AP: This is indeed the

subject I sometimes talk

about in India. This is too

big and too important a

subject to discuss properly

over the telephone. But

global leadership of IT

technology like computing

and communications is

very difficult to achieve

and requires huge

investments, emphasis on

excellence, nurturing of top

talent, and consistent and

long term policy focus. We

need to radically rethink of

how we can succeed in this

goal.

J: Any advice to

young engineering

students (and their

parents)?

AP: The opportunities for

success in engineering are

limitless. With so many

new technologies such as

biology, robotics,

information, nano and

energy making rapid

progress, many doors are

opening for innovative

thinkers, risk takers and of

course, you need drive and

persistence. Engineering is

a great career, particularly

for people who think

outside the box. Apart from

the usual rewards of impact

and recognition,

engineering careers can

also offer good financial

rewards.

J: On behalf of the

editorial team I thank you

for spending your

valuable time with us for

this interview. We wish

you all success in all your

future endeavours.



Stephen Hawking - An Intangible Inspiration

- Sakeenathul Kubra.K., Assistant Professor, EEE Department.

“The best and most

beautiful things in the

world cannot be seen or

even touched – they must

be felt with the heart”. ”I

can’t change the direction

of the wind, but I can

adjust my sails to always

reach my destination”.

The legacy of Stephen

Hawking is well

portrayed by the above

quotes of Helen Keller

and Jimmy Dean. Stephen

Hawking – a

personification of

simplicity, brilliance and

will power against all

odds was born on January

8, 1942 in Oxford,

England to Frank and

Isobel Hawking. When

Stephen Hawking was

involved in a minor

accident, all the American

TV networks were on the

phone to his publisher

Bantam for a lowdown on

the story. Anything about

Stephen Hawking is

newsworthy. But Stephen

Hawking is no ordinary

scientist. His book A

Brief History of Time

has notched up worldwide

sales in the millions.

Interesting thing is that

Hawking’s book deals

with a subject that is so

far removed from the

normal bedtime reading

that a normal person can

understand little. At the

age of 21, during his final

year at Oxford, Stephen

Hawking was diagnosed

with a rare wasting

disease called motor

neuron disease

(amyotrophic lateral

sclerosis) which had

symptoms like increased

clumsiness, slurred

speech. At that time

Hawking was given a life

expectancy of two years.

Problems worsened over

the decades leaving him

paralyzed, speechless and

breathing difficulties

requiring ventilator.

Despite all these

disabilities, Hawking in

collaboration with

Penrose (Fellow

Professor) extended the

singularity theorem and

proved that universe

obeys the general theory

of relativity. His studies

then extended to second

law of black hole

dynamics, quantum

gravity, quantum

mechanics and proposed

the four laws of black

hole mechanics. Hawking

has received numerous

awards and recognitions.

In 1974, he was elected a

Fellow of Royal Society.

Other than that he has

won several awards viz.,

Adams Prize(1966),

Eddington Medal(1975),

Hughes Medal(1976),

Albert Einstein

Award(1978), Albert

Einstein Medal(1979),

Wolf Prize in

Physics(1988), Prince of

Asturias Award for

Concord(1989), Fonseca

Prize(2008), Presidential

Medal of Freedom(2009)

and Special Breakthrough

Prize in Fundamental

Physics(2013). This list

still continues. Stephen

Hawking stands as a

symbol of human triumph

of his survival with the

strength of accomplishing

more than just most of us

would just dream about.

Stephen Hawking reminds

us that “One has to do

the best in whatever

situation he is in”.



Inspirations to become an Entrepreneur

Dr. S. Arunachalam, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics

According to an article

by U.S. Department of

State /Bureau of

International

Information Program

an Entrepreneur is

more than starting his

own business. To some

economists, the

entrepreneur is one

who is willing to bear

the risk of a new

venture if there is a

significant chance for

profit. Others

emphasize the

entrepreneur’s role as

an innovator who

markets his innovation.

Still other economists

say that entrepreneurs

develop new goods or

processes that the

market demands and

are not currently being

supplied.

Entrepreneur‘s believe

anything is possible.

They see an

opportunity when

others see

impossibility. They take

risks, stay focused and

believe nothing is

unrealistic. They

embrace childlike

wonder and curiosity.

They take flying leaps

into the unknowns.

They contribute to

something bigger then

themselves. They Do,

Create, Learn and

Grow. They believe it’s

never too late to star

living a dream.

Successful

entrepreneurs come in

various ages, income

levels, gender, and

race. They differ in

education and

experience. But

research indicates that

most successful

entrepreneurs share

certain personal

attributes, including:

creativity, dedication,

determination,

flexibility, leadership,

passion and self-

confidence.

Entrepreneurship is an

attractive career choice.

But many decisions

have to be made before

launching and

managing a new

business, no matter its

size. Through careful

analysis of

entrepreneurs’

successes and failures,

economists have

identified key factors

such as Motivation,

Strategy and Realistic

Vision for up-and-

coming business

owners to consider

closely.

This article is aimed to

inspire students about

entrepreneurship and

to develop skills to

excel in spotting

market opportunities

and as a result change

the way the people live.

Wishing you all come

up with innovative

ideas and successfully

navigate the murky

waters of business

ownership.

All the best!



You Choose, We do it

St JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

BRANCH TOPPERS

FINAL

YEAR

(2011-

2015)

KARTHICK S

UPTO VII SEM,

CGPA : 8.84

S/O Mr.G.Shanmuga Rao

Mrs.S.Shanthi

KOVENDHAN S

UPTO VII SEM,

CGPA : 8.77

S/O Mr. V.Sampath Kumar

Mrs S.Vijaya

III Yr

(2012-

2016)

MOHANAPRIYA S

UPTO V SEM

CGPA : 9.15

D/O Mr. M. Shanmugam

Mrs. S. S. Renukha

MEGHANA D

UPTO V SEM,

CGPA : 8.88

D/O Mr. B.Dinesh

Mrs. Bharathi Dinesh

II Yr

(2013-

2017)

JANNATH NISHA H

UPTO III SEM

CGPA: 9.04

D/O Mr.Hameed Ghouse Maraichar S

Mrs. Navar Nisha H

JEGATHEES JAYESH SHEAFFER

UPTO III SEM

CGPA ; 9.025

S/O Mr. J F R Jegathees

Mrs. Latha Jegathees



I Yr

(2014-

2018)

K V SABARITA

I SEM

GPA : 9.5

D/O Mr. C S Venkateswaran

Mrs. G.Kalpana

RACHEN R

I SEM

GPA : 9.5

S/O Mr. R Ravichandran

Mrs. R Suneetha

II Yr

PG

(2013-

2015)

MANI DEEPIKA PRASANTHI N

UPTO III SEM

CGPA : 8.675

D/O Mr. N. Parthasaradhi

Mrs. N. Lakshmi

AMRITTA P

UPTO III SEM

CGPA 8.6

D/O Mr. M. Palanikumar

Mrs. R. Sheela

I Yr

PG

(2014-

2016)

HARINI D

UPTO I SEM

GPA: 9.52

D/O Mr.C.Deva Chandran

Mrs.D.Jayamala

DHANIYALAKSHMI T

UPTO I SEM

GPA: 9.21

D/O Mr.K.Thiruvengadam

Mrs.T.Vasanthi

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