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A dream is not which you see while sleeping, it is something which does not allow you to sleep.- A.P.J Abdul Kalam

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EDITORIAL MESSAGE

Namaste!! Aegle Vista welcomes all its readers and patrons to partake with us, all that this edition of thenewsletter has to offer, in the form of information and insights into the working of the college, in its firsthalf for the year, 2015. This is Volume 15, Issue.1 of the newsletter. This edition of the Aegle Vistahighlights the achievements and activities of the college from January to June 2015. This part of theacademic year was one bustling with activity. Examination fever was on, the final year students graduatedand bid farewell to their alma mater and the college hosted a number of events which brought theacademic year to a close.

Technical Fest, Ciencia'15 was hosted on 26th and 27th March, with great fervor. A 5K run wasorganized by the college for its faculty and students on this occasion. The theme for the run this timewas "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao". The fest was very well received by the students who found manyopportunities to learn in its many sessions.

4th April, 2015 saw the college celebrating its Annual Day with great fervor and joy. The studentsstaged songs, dances, skits and other interesting programmes that were a delight to watch and savor.

Like every other year, this year also, the college conducted a Staff Development Programme for newlyrecruited faculty members in June, 2015 to enhance their communication skills and to help themfamiliarize themselves with new teaching pedagogies, which they could use on a real time basis in theirclassrooms.

The college commended and lauded all its successful outgoing students in a glittering Graduation DayCeremony held on 27th June, 2015. It was day of great excitement and at the same time, of poignantnostalgia as students who had made the college their second home, bid farewell to the institution with aheavy heart.

The Placement Cell conducted Campus Recruitment Training Programmes for the final year students toget them placed in various companies that visited the college. The placements this year have made arecord of sorts with reputed companies like Mu Sigma coming to the campus for the first time. Thehighest pay package this year was of Rs. 14 Lakhs p.a, offered by Amazon Development. The collegehas placed a large number of its students thus far. The college hopes to place more students by the endof the year.

The college is on an accelerated growth path, in terms of its infrastructure, resources, placements and itstalent pool and has become an Institution which is sought after, by the student community. Thispassionate zeal to excel is due to the constant motivation and guidance of our Honorable Chairman Dr.Raghava Cherabuddi, whose ideals motivate the college to dedicate itself afresh every year to the causeof learning and excelling in the field of technical education.

The Editorial team thanks all its readers and patrons for their support of the Newsletter. We seek yourvaluable ideas and suggestions to enhance the comprehensive coverage the Aegle Vista provides of theactivities of the college.

Thank you.

There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle.The other is as though everything is a miracle. - Albert Einstein

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NEW RECRUITMENTS

CVRCE welcomes the following faculty members, who joined the college between January and June, 2015.

S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Dept D.O.J1. Prof. P.Veeresham Professor & COE H&S(Phy) Feb. 28,20152. Ms. T.Gayathri Asst. Prof MECH March 02,20153. Ms. G.Shirisha Asst. Prof MECH March 03,20154. Ms. Ch.A.Padmaja Manager-Campus Placement Cell March 16,2015

Relations5. Ms. R. Durga Bhavani Asst. Prof ECE April 01,20156. Mr. D. Bhasker Asst. Prof ECE April 28,20157. Ms. Ch. Usha Rani Asst. Prof ECE April 28,20158. Mr. R. Harsha Vardhan Asst. Prof EEE May 01,20159. Ms. Srudeepthi Asst. Prof H&S(Env.Stu.) May 01,2015

10. Mr. Mohammad Umar Asst. Prof CSE May 01,201511. Ms. S. Lalitha Asst. Prof CSE May 01,201512. Ms. K. Shubhagini Asst. Prof CSE May 01,201513. Ms. K. Sri Sasikala Asst. Prof EIE May 01,201514. Mr. N. Rajasekhar Asst. Prof EIE May 01,201515. Mr. N. Naresh Kumar Asst. Prof ECE May 02,201516. Mr. Meer Mehaboob Ali Asst. Prof ECE May 04,201517. Mr. K. Karthik Asst. Prof CSE May 06,201518. Mr. K. Naresh Babu Asst. Prof CSE May 06,201519. Mr. D. Tirupathi Asst. Prof H&S(Chem) May 08,201520. Mr. G. Balaraju Asst. Prof ECE May 11,201521. Mr. B. Sujeeth Asst. Prof CIVIL May 15,201522. Mr. S. Pratap Asst. Prof ECE May 20,201523. Mr. A. Venakat Reddy Asst. Prof CIVIL May 25,201524. Mr. K. Sridhar Reddy Asst. Prof CIVIL May 25,201525. Ms. S. Swetha Asst. Prof ECE May 25,201526. Ms. K. Divya Asst. Prof CIVIL May 26,201527. Mr. M. Suresh Asst. Prof EEE May 26,201528. Mr. B. N. V. Uma Shankar Asst. Prof H&S(Stats) May 26,201529. Ms. A. Sailaja Asst. Prof H&S(Stats) May 26,201530. Ms. Ch. Pravallika Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201531. Ms. G. Sandhya Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201532. Mr. R. Srishylam Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201533. Ms. B. Sandhya Rani Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201534. Mr. P. Srinivasa Reddy Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201535. Ms. P. Pravallika Asst. Prof CSE May 27,201536. Ms. B. Jayasri Asst. Prof ECE May 27,201537. Ms. S. Rajeshwari Asst. Prof ECE May 27,201538. Ms. G. Pavithra Asst. Prof H&S(Chem) May 27,201539. Mr. B. Sateesh Kumar Asst. Prof IT May 27,2015

It is never too late to be what you might have been. - George Eliot

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S.No. Name of the Faculty Dept Designation D.O.J

PROMOTIONS

CVRCE takes pride in congratulating the following staff members for being promoted.

S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Dept Promotion Date1. Dr. N .V. Rao Dean, Academics CSE June 08,20152. Ms. V. Vimala Gupta Sr. Asst. Prof EEE January 01,20153. Ms. Athira G. Krishna Sr. Asst. Prof ECE January 01,20154. Ms. G. Mrudula Sr. Asst. Prof MECH March 01,20155. Dr. K .Venkateshwar Rao Professor CSE June 25,2015

FACULTY MEMBERS RELIEVED

The following faculty members have taken relief from the services of the college during January and June, 2015.

S. No Name of the faculty Designation Dept Relieved on1 . Ms. P. Shruthilaya Asst. Prof CIVIL April 21,20152 . Mr. S. Raja Saraswati Ram Asst. Prof EEE April 24,2015

40. Mr. G. Santhosh Kumar Asst. Prof ECE May 29,201541. Ms. S. Jyothsna Reddy Asst. Prof CIVIL June 01,201542. Mr. M. Kishore Kumar Asst. Prof MECH June 01,201543. Mr. S. Anand Kumar Asst. Prof MECH June 01,201544. Ms. G. Snehalatha Asst. Prof ECE June 01,201545. Mr. K. Veeranjaneyulu Asst. Prof CSE June 01,201546. Mr. Y. Kiran Asst. Prof H&S(Phy) June 01,201547. Ms. R. Anusha Asst. Prof H&S(Chem) June 01,201548. Mr. K. Ramesh Goud Asst. Prof H&S(Chem) June 01,201549. Ms. G. Vanya Sree Asst. Prof MECH June 03,201550. Mr. N. Ankitha Asst. Prof MECH June 03,201551. Mr. K. Srikanth Asst. Prof MECH June 04,201552. Ms. G. Sridevi Asst. Prof EEE June 04,201553. Mr. K.S. V. Phani Kumar Asst. Prof EEE June 04,201554. Mr. N. Guruvaiah Asst. Prof H&S(Mgt.Stu) June 05,201555. Mr. L. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy Asst. Prof CIVIL June 06,201556. Mr. D. Prudhvi Reddy Asst. Prof CIVIL June 08,201557. Mrs. Ch. Vijaya Lakshmi Asst. Prof MECH June 08,201558. Mr. P. Rajashekar Reddy Asst. Prof ECE June 10,201559. Mr. A.L.N. Arun Kumar Asst. Prof MECH June 11,201560. Mr. P. Praveen Kumar Asst. Prof H&S(Eng) June 12,201561. Mr. K. Lalithendra Assoc. Prof ECE June 18,201562. Mr. D. Bheekya Asst. Prof CSE June 19,201563. Mr. K. Nagaraja Rao Assoc. Prof MECH June 22,201564. Mr. C. Sairam Asst. Prof CIVIL June 23,201565. Mr. P. Raju Asst. Prof H&S(Eng) June 23,201566. Dr. Rajarshi Mahapatra Professor ECE June 29,201567. Mr. M. Chandra Shekar Asst. Prof H&S(Eng) June 29,2015

Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. - Theodore Roosevelt

666Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. - George Bernard Shaw

CIENCIA 2015This is the tenth year of CIENCIA, National Level TechnicalSymposium conducted every year by the students of CVR Collegeof Engineering since 2006. The event was conducted on 26th and27th of March, 2015. The event brings out organizational skills ofthe students. There was a 5K Run organized at Jalavihar on 14th

March, with the theme 'Beti Bachao - Beti Padhao", as a prelude tothe CIENCIA event, which was a huge success. Ms. Pradnya Gadre,an upcoming badminton player was the Chief Guest. There wasalso a flash mob organized by the students at the Forum Sujana Mall,Kukatpally on 22nd March in support of the theme "Beti Bacho -Beti Padhao", which was well appreciated by the public.

Prof. T. Papi Reddy, Chairman, Telangana State Council ofHigher Education was the Chief Guest. In his message, heemphasized on a practical approach to engineering education, so thatthe theoretical and scientific principles were well realized andappreciated by them.

There were seven student coordinators, one from each Department -Mr. S. Pranav Reddy, Mr. Shashank Vedula, Ms. B. Lahari, Mr. G.Shashank Reddy, Mr. A. Guna Shekar Reddy, Ms. SushmithaSingireddy and Mr. Kunchala Ashok who assisted the core committeein putting up the event. Prof. U.V. Ramana Sarma, Head, Dept ofIT. was the Convener and Dr. Bipin Bihari Jaya Singh and Dr. S.Venkateshwarlu were Co-Conveners of this technical fest.

The Management of the college encouraged and supported the festby providing financial help. Quite a significant effort was made bythe students to obtain sponsorships. The Industry Partners for theevent were "Oracle, Wipro, Intel, Tech Mahindra, TCS, Microsoft,HSBC, Deloitte, ISRO, L&T and Infosys".

The two-day event on March 26 and 27 had a variety of technicalactivities like Workshops on state of the art technologies, Paper andPoster Presentations, and Robotics. Some general events like LANGaming and Click Pick were also conducted. There were someevents for fun and excitement like Horror Show and Zorbing Ball aswell. A total of 27 technical and 11 general events were conducted.There was an overwhelming response from the students of variousEngineering Colleges for all the events. 250 technical papers were

received from the students spread all over the country and 166 papers were selected for presentation. Studentsof various departments demonstrated their live models which were designed by them. The best performingteams and students were given prizes and certificates.

Ciencia, which has been one of the most innovative and the biggest technical fests in the country, is workinghard to come back every year, bigger and better.

Release of Souvenir

Memento being Presented to Chief Guest

Exhibits at Ciencia'15

Chief Guest Addressing the Audience

7Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. - Winston S. Churchill

ANNUAL DAY

CVR College of Engineering celebrated its Annual Day for the academic year 2014-15 on 4th April, 2015 withgreat excitement and enthusiasm. Brilliant colors, music set to make one groove, events which sent one'sadrenalin rushing and vibrant students, enlivened the atmosphere of the college. Annual Day is the mostawaited day of the year and students look forward to participating in its various events, to display their talent.

areas of human life. Students needed to work beyond their core disciplines. He gave the example of 3 iconswho today work in fields, that are completely in variance with their core competencies. He set Chetan Bhagat,Arvind Kejriwal and Achut Godbole as role models who have demonstrated to the world at large, how to stepbeyond the confines of disciplines and work for humanity as a whole.

In recognition of their committed services, faculty members and non teaching staff who had worked for thecollege for ten years were felicitated by the Management of the college. The members of CVRCE who werefelicitated on the day were:

The Annual Day festivities started with the lighting of thelamp by the dignitary guests for the day.Dr. K. S. Nayanathara, Principal, CVR College ofEngineering, presented the Annual Report which summarizedthe achievements of the college for the academic year 2014-15. Chairman of the College Dr. Raghava Cherabuddiaddressed the gathering and urged the students to understandthe multifarious applications of technology used in variousaspects of the life. He reiterated the fact that students need tobe employment ready and be equipped to meet the future inthe field of engineering, by the time they leave the portals ofthe college. Dr. Raghava introduced the Chief Guest,Dr. V. M. Pandhari Pandey, former Vice Chancellor;Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. Dr. Pandeyenlightened the students about the essentials they needed toinculcate, to build a secure career for themselves. He drewattention to the fact, that they needed to be good human beingstoday to build a bright future for themselves tomorrow. Heemphasized that fields were converging today and allknowledge is becoming multi disciplinary. Devices need toprovide simple solutions to complex human problems. So theidea is to be innovative and make technology relevant to all

S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation1. Mr. B. Vikranth Assoc. Prof (IT)

2. Mr. B. Rambabu Assoc. Prof (CSE)

3. Mr. S. Anupkanth Asst. Prof (IT)

4. Mr. E. Uma Reddy Asst. Prof (H & S, Mgt.)

5. Ms. T. Padmavathi Sr. Asst. Prof (ECE)

6. Mr. P. V. S. H Saastry Asst. Prof (H & S, Mgt.)

7. Ms. G. Sree Lakshmi Assoc. Prof (EEE)

8. Mr. K. Brahmanand Assoc. Prof (IT)

Trophies for Excellence in Sports

Vibrant Culturals

888 Without your involvement you can’t succeed. With your involvement you can’t fail. - A.P.J Abdul Kalam

S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation9. Mr. K. Venkateshwara Rao Assoc. Prof (CSE)

10. Ms. P. Kavitha Assoc. Prof (ECE)11. Ms. Athira G. Krishna Sr. Asst. Prof (ECE)12. Dr. G. Sreedhar Sarma Asst. Prof (H & S, Maths)13. Ms. Harivardhagini Assoc. Prof (EIE)14. Ms. R. Naveena Bhargavi Assoc. Prof (EEE)15. Mr. C. V. S. Ch. Sathya Murthy Assoc. Prof (IT)16. Mr. M. Anand Reddy Consultant (City Office)17. Mr. R. S. N. Murthy A.R. Exam (Examination)18. Mr. Y. Ram Chandra Reddy Driver (Transport, Office)

Certificates of merit acknowledging the commendable performances of the students were distributed. Winners ofvarious Sporting and Cultural events were also awarded. The same evening, there was a DJ Nite arranged for thestudents, who enjoyed the experience thoroughly.

Humorous skits, peppy dance numbers, melodious songs and instrumental music held everybody enthralled.Students and faculty members enjoyed the performances of their friends and class mates. To summarize, it was aday that lived up to the expectations of the students and inspired them to look forward to more such events in theyears to come.

GRADUATION DAY

CVR College of Engineering celebrated its fifth Graduation Day ceremony on 27 June, 2015, with greatopulence amidst staff, students and parents. The splendidly organized event was presided over byChief Guest Dr. A. Venugopal Reddy, Dean Faculty of Engineering, Osmania University, Hyderabad.

Academic Procession Heading to the Auditorium

Dr. Raghava Cherabuddi, Chairman, CVRCE, Dr. K. RamaSastri, Director and Principal Dr. K. S. Nayanathara oversawthe event. The faculty, parents and a large gathering ofgraduands participated in this grand ceremony.

The event began with a welcome address by Prof. N. V. Rao,Dean Academics. He also rendered a report of the brilliantperformance of the outgoing batch. Dr. Raghava Cherabuddi,Chairman of CVR College of Engineering introduced theChief Guest.

Senior Staff being Felicitated

9Optimism is the foundation of courage. - Nicholas Murray Butler

Distinguished Professors of CVRCE

Dr. A. Venugopal Reddy, in his address to the students said,he had known CVR college of Engineering for a long timeand had seen it going from strength to strength. He lauded thecollege for its excellent placement record, year after year. Heemphasized to the students that technologies were convergingand the future of engineering would demand that engineerspossess multiple skills along with their technologicalknowledge. He cautioned the students against opting for shortcuts to success and urged them to be innovative. Only this, hesaid would ensure, that they grew in their respective fields.

Wg.Cmdr. Vargheese Thattil, Professor and Head,Department Of Electronic Communication Engineering andDr. K.V. Chalapathi Rao, Professor and Dean , Research,Department of Computer Science Engineering were felicitatedby the Chairman Dr. Raghava Cherrabuddi for their dedicatedservices to the Institution for ten years.

The Chief Guest then gave away the Gold Medals to theToppers and awarded the meritorious performers of the variousbranches of Engineering. P. Sushmitha of ECE was awardedthe Gold Medal for her overall performance while V. SandeepReddy and his group from the Dept of IT were awarded forthe Best Project.

The Heads of Departments of various Engineering branchesdistributed Graduation Certificates to the students of theirrespective streams. The Chief Guest was felicitated by theManagement of the college and the vote of thanks was renderedby the Vice Principal, Prof. L. C. Siva Reddy. The ceremonywas followed by a lunch hosted by the Management for theparents and the students. The day ended on a happy note

Prof. Thattil being Felicitated Graduands 2015'

Dr A Venugopal Reddy at the Event

Felicitation of the Chief Guest

with both parents and students celebrating their success together.

101010 Peace begins with a smile. - Mother Teresa

MANAGEMENTS MAGNANIMITY

Awards for Academic Excellence

Name of the Award Name of the Award Department

Late Prof. P. Narsimha ReddyGold Medal for the best Girl studentscoring highest aggregate marks in B.Tech among all the branches.

Late Sri. M. Madan Mohan GoldMedal for the student scoring thehighest aggregate in B. Tech. (ECE)

CVR College of Engineering GoldMedal for the best project among ofall branches of B.Tech.

Cash Award for the best B. Tech.Project in the subject of VLSIDesign in memory of Late Prof. RVBChary of the College. Rs. 6,000/-

Cash Award for the best B.TechProject in each of the branches.Rs.6,000/-

JAYASHREE SAHU, 11B81A1018 EIE

P.SUSHMITHA,11B81A04F7 ECE

SANDEEP REDDY V, 11B81A1272

AKARAPU SISIRDATH, 1B81A1286 IT

SIRIPURAM VIKRAM, 11B81A12B5

S. NIHALLIPAL REDDY, 11B81A0465

D. PRAVALIKA, 11B81A0481 ECE

A.V. SANTHOSH KUMAR, 11B81A04B6

K. ANKITHA, 11B81A0105

CH. PRAVEEN, 11B81A0129 CIVIL

P. SAIPRASAD, 11B81A0135

R. MANISHA, 11B81A0539

R. NAGALAKSHMI SRAVYA, 11B81A0544 CSE

P. NEETHA REDDY, 11B81A0548

K. ASHOK, 11B81A0418

U.BHARADWAJ, 11B81A0422 ECE

D.B. MANIKANTA, 11B81A0455

K. KEDARNATH , 11B81A0232

A. GUNASHEKAR REDDY, 11B81A0223 EEE

BHAVANA DESHAM, 11B81A0213

JAYASHREE SAHU , 11B81A1018

YELESWARAPU SRIYA, 11B81A1046 EIE

SRUTI PAPPALA, 11B81A1048

ASHISH R FRANCIS, 11B81A1214

T. KARTHIK, 11B81A1226 IT

B.R. RISHINDER KUMAR, 11B81A1259

11What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Name of the Award Name of the Award Department

A S S GANESH, 11B81A0312

D V KRISHNA, 11B81A0356 MECH

N. JITENDRA, 11B81A0314

B. DURGA PRASAD, 11B81A0311

P. SAI PRASAD, 11B81A0135 CIV

SRUTHI, 11B81A0296 EEE

NAMPALLY RAJATH GUPTA, 11B81A0326 MECH

PEDDI SHIVA KUMAR, 11B81A04C2 ECE

PASHAM NEETHA REDDY , 11B81A0548 CSE

YELESWARAPU SRIYA, 11B81A1046 EIE

PRATYUSHA REDDY, 11B81A1251 IT

Cash award to the toppers of eachbranch other than those who wonGold Medals. Rs.6,000/-

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE

Publications in National / International Conferences / Journals

1. Ms. T. Sravanti, Asst. Prof. of ECE Dept. published a paper on “Performance Analysis of PAPRReduction in OFDM Using Combined Approach Method”, in an IEEE International Conference onComputing and Communication Technologies, in February, 2015.

2. Ms. P. Naga Malleswari, Asst Prof. of ECE Dept. published a paper on “PAPR and ICI ReductionTechniques for OFDM Systems”, in a National Conference in Vasavi College of Engineering,Hyderabad, in March, 2015.

3. Mr. Shakeel Ahmed, Sr. Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. published a paper on “An Enhanced DynamicMultilevel Priority Packet Scheduling Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks”, in the InternationalJournal of Science Technology & Engineering, Vol.1 Issue 11, in May, 2015.

4. Dr. Humaira Nishat, Professor of ECE Dept. published a paper on “An Enhanced Dynamic MultilevelPriority Packet Scheduling Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks”, in International Journal of ScienceTechnology and Engineering, Vol.1 Issue 11, in June, 2015.

Participation in National / International / Conferences / Seminars /Workshops

1. Mr. B. Ravinder, Assoc. Prof. of ECE Dept. participated in a three day intensive course on“Electromagnetic Theory and Transmission Lines”, held at JNTUH College of Engineering, Jagityal,Karimnagar Dist, from 2-4 March, 2015.

2. Mr. R. Prakash Kumar, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. participated in the AICTE sponsored FacultyDevelopment Programme on “Trends in Wireless Communication Technology and Evolution ofSimulation Tools”, organised by Dept. of ECE, held at VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineeringd Technology, Hyderabad, from 11 - 23 May, 2015.

121212 If you don’t get everything you want, think of the things you don’t get that you don’t want. - Oscar Wilde

3. Mr. M. Vinod Kumar Reddy, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. participated in the AICTE sponsored FacultyDevelopment Programme on “Trends in Wireless Communication Technology and Evolution ofSimulation Tools”, organised by Dept. of ECE held at VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineeringand Technology, Hyderabad, from 11 -23 May, 2015.

4. Ms. A. Malleswari, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. attended two week audit course on “ResearchMethodologies”, in JNTU Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, from 1– 15 May, 2015.

5. Ms. A. Malleswari, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. attended two week audit course on “ Intellectual PropertyRights and Patents”, in JNTU Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, from16 – 30 May, 2015.

6. Mr. B. Janardhana Rao, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. attended a two week audit course on “ResearchMethodologies”, in JNTU Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, from 1–15 May 2015.

7. Mr. B. Janardhana Rao, Asst. Prof of ECE Dept. attended a two week audit course on “IntellectualProperty Rights and Patents”, in JNTU Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, from 16 – 30 May, 2015.

Achievements

1. Dr. Esther Rani, was awarded the “Research Award” by UGC through which she willreceive a grant for a period of two years from March 2015-February 2017.

2. Dr. Humaira Nishat, Professor of ECE Dept. was invited as an External Judge for Paper Presentationsin IGNIUM 2K15 conducted by G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science for Women,Shaikpet, Hyderabad, on 27 February, 2015.

Conferences/Workshops:

Event Name: Distinguish Lectures for Initiation of Research Activities

Distinguish Lectures for Initiation of Research Activities was conducted by the ECE Dept. on 18 April, 2015.The lecture by Dr. Samrat Sabat, Assoc. Prof of HCU, Hyderabad was on the topic ‘Spread Spectrum UsingCognitive Radio’. This event was open to all faculty members of the department. It was a one day lecture onrecent trends in research.

Report on IETE Tech Fest-2k15 Conducted on 9 January, 2015

The “IETE CVR student’s Forum” conducted IETE Techfest-2k15 on 9 January 2015. It received an overwhelming response in the form of participation from various parts of the country. While the students flocked tothe fest in scores, states like Tamil Nadu and Orissa also registered their presence with teams participatingacross events. The fest had four technical and ten non-technical events.

Dr. Samrat Sabat Delivering the Guest Lecture Prof & Head Wng. Cmdr. Varghese Thattil Introducing the Guest

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If you don’t like something change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it.- Mary Engelbreit

The technical events witnessed sizable participation from enthusiastic students of various colleges around thecountry, including Adhiparasakthi Engineering College, Chennai, SRKR College of Engineering, Bhimavaram,Ace Engineering College, Vardhaman College of Engineering, VBIT, and GNITS from Hyderabad.

The events were broadly divided into the following categories.

1. Paper Presentation2. Poster Presentation3. I have a Dream Device4. Projects

Gathering of IETE Organizers

Prof. Thattil at the Event

teams that were short listed. The team from CVR College of Engineering which presented a poster on“Movement Sensed Automatic Door Opening System” was judged the winner. The event was open to ECE,EIE, EEE, CSE and IT branches.

Projects

To test the practical implementation of theoretical knowledge, students put their grey cells to use and came outwith innovative solutions to everyday problems. The limits of theory were put to test with each team trying toshowcase its technical prowess to outwit the other. CVR college of Engineering presented a project on thetopic “Street Lights that Glow on Detecting Vehicle Movement”, and it won the first place. The event wasopen for students from ECE, EEE and EIE. Ten projects in all were displayed.

I have a Dream Device

This event was a brainchild of the students of CVR. The idea behind the event was to bring the students’creativity and imagination together, in order to envision a device or a program that could only be called incredible.The participants had to explain their idea, its practical uses etc, using only a chalk and a board. The event ledto some very thought provoking topics such as “Future 666”, which won the first prize. The event saw 25participations.

Paper Presentation

This was the bellwether event of the fest with 75 entries jousting fora chance to become the numero uno. Out of these entries 55 wereshortlisted. The participants were allowed to present their researchpaper on a subject of their choice, and were judged by prominentprofessors. The aim of the competition was not only to test theparticipants’ knowledge and presentation skills but also to impartknowledge while the papers were being discussed. The competitionwas open to ECE, EIE, EEE, CSE and IT branches.

Poster Presentation

Poster Presentation is the coming together of the artistic side andtechnical mind to form a powerful medium of expression that notonly conveys the message effectively but also leaves a lastingimpression by creatively utilizing the limited canvas to express theirideas. The event saw a total of 20 teams which had registered and 17

141414 Think big thoughts but relish small pleasures. - H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

There were 10 Non-technical events

“All fun and no play make Jack a Dull Boy”

These events were made in order to make participants push theirlimits on Verbal, Analytical and Logical Skills in order to come upwith innovative solutions to seemingly difficult problems. The eventslike “Fun Next Door”, took the participants back to their schoolingdays where they played games like book Cricket. There were eventsin which the participants had to identify logos of brands which theycame across on a day to day basis, gather information about them,and needed to put in order, to win. These events ensured that everyonetook something away from the event. All the Non Technical eventssaw participation ranging from 80 to 200 students. The events were.

1) Fun next door2) Puzz-o-Cruz3) Techno Fun4) Cognizance5) Stake the Hurdles6) Brand Pic7) Burn your Brain8) Mind Game9) BFF10) Brain Stress

Prize Distribution

ECE Faculty at the Event

The Organizing Committee had the following Members:

Faculty Co-ordinator : B.Janardhana Rao, Asst.Prof. ECE Dept

Student Co-ordinator : Akhilesh Swaroop Joshi, III B.Tech ECE-A

Fest Co-ordinator : K.Saikumar, III B.Tech ECE-C

Members : B.Sai Priyanka, III B.Tech ECE-C P.Manaswini, III B.Tech ECE-B N.Kavya Sri, III B.Tech ECE-A Karanjeth Singh Chabra, III B.Tech ECE-A T. Raviteja, III B.Tech ECE-C G. Sandeep Kumar, III B.Tech ECE-C R.Uma Mahesh, III B.Tech ECE-D

15The only disability in life is a bad attitude. - Scott Hamilton

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES ( UAVS)(An M.Tech Project)

UAVs are classified as control type of embedded systems. UAV’s flight path can be programmed andcontrolled by a Flight Controller mounted on the UAV. With relevant firmware, I/O devices and controlinput parameters, one can develop UAV applications in many areas.

Efforts were made by UAV Team of ECE Department; 7 students of M.Tech. (Embedded Systems ) to buildan R & D Laboratory for UAVs. In this process, the UAV Team developed 5 UAV applications in the areaof Agriculture. A brief introduction of these applications is presented below. Further, they developed a Mini-CNC Machine (a precision tool), to indigenously prepare some critical UAV components like Hub Plates,Motor Mounts etc.

Proper care has been taken in preparing excellent documentation to enable the successors to continue theabove work smoothly.

R & D Laboratory for UAVs

The UAV team designed and fabricated two test instruments, which help in developing UAV applications.These instruments form the basic infrastructure in our R & D laboratory (besides other supporting tools). Theconcepts/ideas implemented in building these test instruments are unique and it can be claimed that they are thefirst of their kind. They are essential in the design of sophisticated and modern UAVs.

1. The first Instrument can accurately measure the Thrust produced by the Motors used in UAVs. The resultof such measurements guides the designer of UAV in choosing the right set of motors for specificapplication.

2. The second instrument (UAV Test Jig) helps (a) in correcting any imbalance and (b) in resolving flightparameters.

(a) Correcting Imbalance in UAV: When a UAV (Quad copter / Hex copter / Octo copter) is placed inthe test jig, it displays the degree of imbalance in the UAV. This measurement helps in correcting theimbalance. This correction is very important for stable flying.

(b) Resolves the UAV Flight Parameters. The information obtained from the UAV test jig is used tooptimize the performance (improved stability) of UAV. As a result, the maneuverability of theUAV improves. Thus, the UAV test jig designed by UAV Team forms an important tool in tuningthe UAV for optimized performance.

A Mini-CNC Machine was designed by our UAV Team and added to the R & D L a b o r a t o r y ’ sinfrastructure. This machine can be used to prepare UAV components like HUB Plates, Motor Mounts etc.

These indigenously prepared components serve as Import Substitutes in building UAVs.

161616 Laughter is a sunbeam of the soul. - Thomas Mann

Using UAVs in Agriculture

1. Aerial Survey of Agricultural Land

Conducting Aerial Survey plays a significant role in Agriculture. With a GoPro camera ( Model :Hero 3+,Black edition) fitted on UAV, our UAV team developed an application to conduct Aerial Survey of agriculturalland. This idea is useful - for taking videos of the land periodically and comparing them with previous records.In this way, we can extract valuable information like, distribution of water to the plants in the agricultural field,pest infected zones in the land and crop yield. This is the cheapest method to conduct aerial survey of lands.

2. Solving the Problem of Animal and Bird Menace

Animal and Bird menace is a common problem to farmers. While animals like wild pigs spoil the crops,birds eat away most of the produce ( grains, sunflower seeds etc ).This menace can be minimized by scaringthem with huge sounds and/or by shining intense light into their eyes. UAV Team developed a solution tothis problem by:

(1) Mounting Air Horn and Powerful Light Source on the UAV(2) Fixing random flight paths within the farmer’s land using proper algorithms.(3) Making UAV hover in the sky randomly in the farmers’ land, to scare away birds and animals.

3. Battery Operated Pesticide Spraying Embedded System (Cycle Model )

Currently, farmers are spraying pesticides, using Petrol Engines, or manually with a hand pump. In bothcases, a pesticide tank (16 – 25 liters) is carried on their back. This approach is quite cumbersome andexpensive and does not ensure uniform spraying. Aiming at uniform spraying of pesticide, our UAV Teamdesigned and fabricated a battery operated pesticide spray unit with the following salient features:

Salient Features:

1. All the required spraying implements are perfectly mounted on a Bi-cycle.2. Auto-Spraying is possible on plants of different heights ( 3" height – 6’ )3. Special auto-spraying mechanism was added to this unit, to spray (in JET mode) on big fruit bearing

trees (20 feet height).4. A 20 meter pipe is also added to this unit. Using this pipe, farmer can spray pesticide on plants far

away from the cycle, not in the range of conventional spray nozzle.

4. Battery Operated Pesticide Spraying Embedded Unit (Trolley Model )

Currently, farmers are spraying pesticides, using Petrol engines, or manually with a hand pump. In both cases,a pesticide tank (16 – 25 liters) is carried on their back. This approach is quite cumbersome / expensive anddoes not ensure uniform spraying. Aiming at uniform spraying of pesticide, and also considering the distancebetween two successive plants, our UAV Team designed and fabricated a battery operated pesticide sprayingunit (Trolley Model) with the following salient features:

17There are no menial jobs, only menial attitudes. - William J. Bennett,

Salient Features:1. All the required spraying implements are perfectly mounted on a trolley. Trolley helps the sprayer to

reach all areas of cultivable land for spraying.2. Auto-Spraying is possible on plants of different heights (3" height – 6’)3. Special auto-spraying mechanism is added to this unit, to spray (in JET mode) on big fruit bearing

trees (20 feet height).4. A 20 meter pipe is also added to this unit. Using this pipe, farmer can spray pesticide on plants far

away from the cycle, not in the range of conventional spray nozzle.

While the cycle model is used to spray pesticides from the banks of the farm land the Trolley model can betaken directly into the farm land for spraying.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE


1. Dr. S. Venkateshwarlu, Professor & Head, EEE Dept, Ms. Harini Vishwanathan, Ms. DVS. Sruthi,and Ms. Prudhvi Sonnati, III Yr students of the EEE Dept. published a paper on “ Estimation ofRenewable Energy Resources for Establishing Green Microgrids”, in an International Journal ofScience, Technology & Management, Vol. 4, Special Issue No.1, in February, 2015.

2. Dr. S. Venkateshwarlu, Professor & Head, EEE Dept. Ms. R. Naveena Bhargavi, Assoc. Prof. andMs. M. Rajasree, Asst. Prof. published a paper on “Fault Tolerant Control for Series Compensatorsfor Power System Stability Improvement”, in an International Journal of Advanced Technology inEngineering and Science, Vol.3, Special Issue No. 2, in February, 2015.

3. Ms. M. Rajasree, Asst. Prof of EEE Dept. published a paper on “Advanced Metering Infrastructurein Smart Grid: An Overview”, in an International Journal of Advanced Technology in Engineering andScience, Vol. 3, Issue 1, in March, 2015.

4. Mr. R. Harsha Vardhan, Asst. Prof of EEE Dept. published a paper on ,”Online Coal-Ash MonitoringTechnologies in Coal Washaries – A Review”, in the International Journal, Procedia Earth and PlanetaryScience, Vol. 11C (online Journal) in June, 2015.

5. Building High Payload UAVS(Application: Spraying pesticides from UAVs)

Status: Application Work in Progress

Some of the above applications serve as a viableeconomic alternative to the currently expensiveagricultural implements like Tractor Driven PesticideSpraying Pumps and Petrol Engine OperatedPesticide Spraying Pumps.

The UAV Team

181818 Learn to smile at every situation. See it as an opportunity to prove your strength and ability. - Joe Brown

Paper Presentation in National / International Conferences

1. Dr. S. Venkateshwarlu, Professor & Head, EEE Dept, Ms. R. Naveena Bhargavi, Assoc. Prof. andM. Rajasree, Asst. Prof of EEE Dept. presented a paper titled, “Fault Tolerant Control for SeriesCompensators for Power System Stability Improvement”, in an International Conference of Science,Technology and Management, at YMCA ,New Delhi, on 1 February, 2015.

2. Ms. M. Rajasree, Asst. Prof. of EEE Dept. presented a paper on “Advanced Metering Infrastructurein Smart Grid: An Overview”, in an International Conference on Recent Trends In Engineering ScienceAnd Management, New Delhi, on 15 March, 2015.

3. Ms. Thati. Keerthika, Academic Asst. of EEE Dept. presented a paper on “A New Voltage MultiplierTopology For The Analysis Of An Interleaved Four Phase Current Fed Converter”, in the two dayNational Conference On “High Voltage Engineering”, organized by Department of Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering, JNTHU College of Engineering, Hyderabad, under TEQIP- II, on 19th & 20th June 2015.

4. Mr. A. Naveen Kumar, Assoc. Prof of EEE Dept. presented and published a paper in an IEEE Conferenceon “Carrier Based Modulation for the SVM of the Matrix Converter”, at Vignan Institute ofTechnology, Vizag, in June, 2015.


1. Mr. G. Manohar, Assoc. Prof and Ms. Ch. Shravani Asst. Prof of EEE Dept. attended a two dayNational Level Workshop on “Advanced Softwares for Power System Protection”, conducted byNITW on 21 & 22 February, 2015.

2. Mr. Rajesh Kumar Prakhya, Assoc. Prof of EEE Dept. attended a three day workshop on “SolarPhotovoltaic Training Program”, at University College of Engineering, Osmania University, from 2-4March, 2015.

3. Ms. E. Hima Bindu, Ms.K.Deepika, and Mr. K.Bharath Asst. Profs. Of EEE Dept. attended a threeday workshop on “PLC Training Program”, by Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd. conducted by Placementcell of CVR College of Engineering from 13 - 15 May, 2015.

Guest Lecture:

1. Mr. Pradeep Kumar, Asst. Prof. at IIT, Hyderabad conducted a guest lecture in CVR College of Engineeringon “Smart Grid Systems”, on 6 March, 2015.

Student Participation in National / International / Conferences / Seminars /Workshops

1. Mr. Tanmoy Sarkar, student of III-II EEE secured 1st position at THSSMUN2K15 (Conference) fordisplaying good diplomatic and debating skills at Domus Resort, Shamirpet, Hyderabad, in January, 2015.

2. Ms. Manasa Veena, student of IV yr EEE, secured 1st prize in paper presentation at Medanvesh2k15conducted by BVRIT for Women, Hyderabad, in January, 2015

19If you want to shine like a sun first burn like a sun. - A.P.J Abdul Kalam

3. Ms. S Ramya, student of III yr EEE, published a paper on ‘Flying Wind Mill”, in IJARSE Vol. 4, Issue 2,

at Delhi, in February, 2015.

4. Ms. S Ramya, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper on ‘Flying Wind Mill’, in ICSTM 2015, at Delhi,

in February, 2015.

5. Mr. L. Sai Bhargav, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper on ‘Witricity: Wireless Electricity”, in ICSTM

2015, at Delhi, in February, 2015.

6. Mr L.Sai Nikhil, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper on ‘Witricity: Wireless Electricity”, in ICSTM

2015, at Delhi, in February, 2015.

7. Mr. L. Sai Bhargav, student of III yr EEE, published a paper on ‘Witricity: Wireless Electricity” in IJARSE

Vol 4, Issue 2, in February, 2015.

8. Mr. L.Sai Nikhil, student of III yr EEE, published a paper titled ‘Witricity: Wireless Electricity” in IJARSE

Vol 4, Issue 2, in February, 2015.

9. Mr. Tanmoy Sarkar, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper titled ‘Holographic Projection and its

Applications in Future” in ICSTM 2015, at Delhi, in February, 2015.

10. Mr. Tanmoy Sarkar, student of III yr EEE, published a paper on ‘Holographic Projection and its Applications

in Future”, in IJARSE Vol 4, Issue 1, in February, 2015.

11. Mr. Jaya Bharath, student of III yr EEE, participated in Circuit Trix at Widyouth2k15 conducted by

MVSR Engineering College, Hyderabad, in February, 2015.

12. Mr D Praneeth, student of III yr EEE, participated in Technania at Widyouth2k15 conducted by MVSR

Engineering College, Hyderabad, in February, 2015.

13. Mr. B. Vikas Deep, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper on ‘Holographic Projection and its Applications

in Future”, in ICSTM 2015 at Delhi, in February, 2015.

14. Mr. B. Vikas Deep student of III yr EEE, published a paper on ‘Holographic Projection and its Applications

in Future”, in IJARSE Vol. 4, Issue 1, in February, 2015.

15. Mr. Harish Kumar Reddy, student of III yr EEE, secured 3rd prize in TechnoXword at Widyouth2k15

conducted by MVSR Engineering College, Hyderabad, in February, 2015.

16. Ms T. Pravalika student of IV yr EEE, secured 3rd prize in paper presentations at Technostav2k15

conducted by Sri Indu College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, in February, 2015.

17. Mr. Sai Snehith Reddy, student of III yr EEE, presented a paper in ADASTRA 1015 conducted by

Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology, Hyderabad, in March, 2015.

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Ms. Surana Addressing the Students

Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. - Confucius

Ph. D Guidance

Mr. DVVV. Ch. Mouli , Research Scholar under JNTU-H submitted his Ph.D thesis under the supervisionof Dr. K. Dhanvanthri, Emeritus, Professor, EEE Dept. in the area of “Power Systems”, in June, 2015.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATIONS

CVR College of Engineering celebrated International Women’s Dayon March 13th, 2015, to show respect towards and to encouragewomen in all fields to have the courage to realize their dreams. Ms.Vinita Surana, Director, Surana Group of Companies & President,FAPCCI- Women In Business, was the Chief Guest for the event.Ms. Sujana Cherabuddi, Treasurer, Cherabuddi Education Societywas the Guest of Honour for the event.

The event started off with the lighting of the lamp by the Guests andDr. K. S. Nayanathara, Principal, CVRCE. Dr. K. S. Nayanathara

spoke about various women achievers from the past to present the day. She quoted Rani Lakshmi Bai, KalpanaChawla, Sunita Williams, Tessy Thomas as examples and how young women should draw inspiration from theirsuccess stories.

The Guest of Honour, Ms. Sujana Cherabuddi addressed the students and emphasised on polishing their leadershipskills. She also advised the students to never stop learning and wished them luck for their careers.

Ms. Vinita Surana spoke about her experiences and how she overcame the hurdles posed by our society. Shespoke about her journey; how she stood against odds and went to pursue higher education at Wharton School ofBusiness, initiated a few Start-ups, took over the business at Surana Group of Industries and her achievements. Sheencouraged the students to work on a few qualities that would help them achieve success at their workplace and intheir life. At the end, she gave the students a few words of advice about how practising gratitude and effectivenegotiation could help them live a better, prosperous and more productive life. She urged young women to keepreminding the world that a girl doesn’t only have a pretty face but is also made of substance.

The IEEE SB and WIE of CVRCE also organised a few competitions like ‘Click for a Purpose’ and “VideoContest’, on the occasion of International Women’s Day Celebrations. The students of CVRCE actively participatedin both the contests displaying their creativity and motivation. The winners of the respective events were given giftsas a token of appreciation.

A cultural pageant organised on this occasion conveyed the beautiful message that women will not tolerate violenceagainst them anymore and fight against it to achieve their goals. These programs really showcased the talent of theyoung and creative minds.

21If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older. - Tom Stoppard

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE


1. Dr. M. S. Bhat, Professor & Head, EIE, with Mr. Narendra Kumar, Ph.D. Research Scholar,published a paper on “Social Marketing Strategies Used For Fund Raising by NGOs Working inthe Field of Disability Rehabilitation”, in the CVR Journal of Science and Technology, Vol.7, inDecember, 2014.

2. Mr. B. Janardhana Rao and Mr. O. Venkata Krishna, Assoc. Prof of EIE Dept. published a paper onthe “Evaluation of Image Inpainting Algorithms”, in the CVR Journal of Science and Technology,Vol. 7, in December, 2014.

3. Mr. B. Janardhana Rao and Mr. O. Venkata Krishna Assoc. Prof of EIE Dept. published a paper on“The Test Bench for FPGA based QPSK and QAM Modulators in Software defined Radio”,in the CVR Journal of Science and Technology, Vol. 7, in December, 2014.

4. Mr. G. Venkateshwarlu, Asst. Prof, Jayashree Sahu, Y. Sriya & Sruthi Pappala, students of EIEDept. published a paper on “PLC & SCADA Based Secured and Sustainable Living”, in theInternational Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,Vol.4 Issue 4, in April ,2015. Ms. Jayashree Sahu, Ms.Y. Sriya and Ms. Sruthi Pappala (students)successfully completed their B. Tech final year project on this paper.

5. Mr. G. Venkateshwarlu, Asst. Prof, Ms. Amulya Keeli, Mr. E. Prudhvi Teja, and Ms. N. Devi,students of EIE Dept. published a paper on “Wireless SCADA for Industrial Automation”, inIJAREEIE, Vol.4 Issue 4, in April, 2015. Ms. Amulya Keeli, Mr. E. Prudhvi Teja and Ms. N. Devi(students) successfully completed their B. Tech final year project on this paper.

Dr. M. S. Bhat gets Invited to be a Subject Expert and Member of Interview Committee in MJPRUniversity, Bareilly

Dr. M. S. Bhat Professor & Head, EIE Dept. was invited to be a subject expert and a member of the InterviewCommittee for considering promotions of Associate Professor/Sr. Asst. Professor to Professor/AssociateProfessor at Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly ( A university formed under the act ofUP State legislature), on 13 January, 2015.

Dr. M. S. Bhat Invited to be External Member, Departmental Research Committee -Colloquium 2015

Dr. M.S.Bhat Professor & Head, EIE Dept. was invited to be an external member of Departmental ResearchCommittee for pre –submission evaluation of presentation by Ph. D scholars in Colloquium held at JNTU-Hon 25 March, 2015.

Ph.D. Guidance by Dr. M.S. Bhat

222222 Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things. - Robert Brault

1. Mr. P. Venkateswara Reddy, submitted his thesis on “Development of Intelligence Heuristic forOptimizing the Supply Chains of Process Industries”, to JNTU-H in February, 2015. Dr. M.S.Bhat,

Professor & Head, EIE was the co-supervisor for this thesis.

2. Mr. MVS. Mahender’s final Viva for the award of Ph.D. Degree for the thesis on “Role ofMicrofinance for Women Empowerment- A Case Study of Andhra Pradesh”, was conducted inJNTU-H in April, 2015. Dr. M.S.Bhat, Professor & Head, EIE Dept. was the co-supervisor for thisthesis.

3. Mr. Narendra Kumar’s (scholar) final Viva for the award of Ph.D. Degree for the thesis on “Studyon the Managerial Aspects of Disability Rehabilitation Organizations” was conducted in JNTUHon 23 May, 2015. Dr. M. S. Bhat, Professor & Head, EIE Dept. was the supervisor and the internalexaminer of this scholar.


1. Mr. G. Venkateshwarlu, Asst. Prof. of EIE Dept. attended a two day workshop on “LabVIEW”,conducted by IETE Hyderabad Center at Osmania University from 27-28 February, 2015.

2. Mr. G. Venkateshwarlu, Asst. Prof of EIE Dept. attended a three day Training Programme on “Q –

Series PLC, FX-PLC and HMI System” conducted by MITSUBISHI from 13 to 15 May, 2015.

3. Mr. P. Choudesh Varma, Asst. Prof of EIE Dept. attended a three day Training Programme on “Q

– Series PLC, FX-PLC and HMI System” conducted by MITSUBISHI from 13 to 15 May, 2015.

Students of EIE, (Outgoing Batch 2015) Bag Prestigious Instrumentation Society of India Awards

Ms. Jayashree Sahu and Ms. Yelleswarapu Sriya of EIE IV Yr (2015 outgoing batch) won the 1st and 2nd

C. Sitapathi Rao Endownment awards respectively for the year 2014 for securing the highest and nexthighest total of marks for all the first three years of examinations in B.Tech (EIE Branch) among all thestudents of colleges offering EIE branch in Hyderabad. They could not receive the award at the function heldin the Instrumentation Society of India, Hyderabad Centre due to some exigency. At a special function held on10th July, 2015 at the Instrumentation Society of India, Hyderabad Centre, Dr. M. S. Bhat, Professor and HeadEIE, and Dr. P. Subrahmanyam, Prof.ECE, received the awards on behalf of the two students.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE

23Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. - Leonardo da Vinci

Paper Presentation in National / International Conferences

1. Ms. M. Sunitha, Assoc. Prof of CSE Dept. presented a paper on “ MECAR: Maximal EnergyConserved and Aware Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks”, in the second InternationalConference India 2015 at Kalyani University, Kolkata, on 8 January, 2015.

2. Ms. Vani Vathsala, Assoc. Prof of CSE Dept. presented a paper on “Time and Cost Aware

Checkpointing of Choreographed Web Services”, in the 11th International Conference

on Distributed Computing and Information Technology, LNCS Springer at Bhubaneshwar, on 6February, 2015 .


1. Ms. N. Vanaja, Asst. Prof of CSE Dept. attended a two day workshop on “Security and Governancein Cloud Computing”, at GNITS, Hyderabad, on 8-9 January, 2015.

2. Ms. S. Bharathi Priya, Asst. Prof of CSE Dept. attended a two day workshop on “Security andGovernance in Cloud Computing”, at GNITS, Hyderabad, on 8-9 January, 2015.

3. Mr. Satya Prakash, Asst. Prof of CSE Dept, attended a workshop on “Industrial Applications onBig Data’, at Vasavi College of Engineering, Ibrahimbagh, on 13 February, 2015.

4. Dr. N.V Rao, Professor of CSE Dept. participated in a one day workshop on “Conference OrganizersWorkshop”, conducted by IEEE India Council & IEEE Hyderabad section, Hyderabad, on 25 April,2015.

Workshop conducted:

1. Mr. Ch. Ram Mohan, Assoc. Prof of CSE Dept. conducted two-day workshop “IFC3”, India’sFirst Cloud Computing Championship by IIT- Bhubaneshwar, at CVR College of Engineering,on 20-21 February, 2015.

Faculty who Submitted Ph. D-Thesis:

1. Ms. Vani Vatsala, Assoc. Prof of CSE Dept. submitted her Ph. D thesis to the University ofHyderabad, in May, 2015.

2. Dr. K. Venkateshwar Rao, Assoc. Prof of CSE Dept. was conferred Ph. D by JNTU, Hyderabad,in May, 2015.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE

242424 Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity. - Aristotle


1. Dr. B. B. Jayasingh, Professor of IT Dept, published a paper on “ Classroom Learning Model-Know Your Learner”, in the proceedings of the Second International Conference on Transformationsin Engineering Education at BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore, in January, 2015.

2. Dr. B. B. Jayasingh, Professor of IT Dept. published a paper on “Classroom Learning Model-Know Your Learner”, in the Journal of Engineering Education Transformations, Vol. 28, No.3 inJanuary, 2015.

3. Ms. H. N. Lakshmi Assoc. Prof of IT Dept. published a paper on “Usages of CompositionSearch Tree in Web Service Composition”, in the International Journal of Information Processingin January, 2015.


1. Dr. B. B. Jayasingh, Professor of IT Dept. participated in one day International Workshop on “EffectiveTeaching and Learning”, at BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore, on 6 January, 2015.

2. Ms. E. Jyothi Kiranmayi, Assoc. Prof of IT Dept. participated in one week workshop on “ WirelessNetworks and Applications”, conducted by JNTU, Hyderabad, from 4-9 May, 2015.

3. Ms. S.Rajita , Asst .Prof of IT Dept. participated in one week workshop on “ Wireless Networksand Applications”, conducted by JNTU -Hyderabad, from 4-9 May , 2015.

4. Mr. K. V. Sriharsha , Asst. Prof. of IT Dept participated in one week workshop on “ VLSI Design”,conducted by CVR College of Engineering, from 4 - 9 May ,2015.

Workshops/Seminars conducted:

1. The IT Dept. conducted two day work shop on “Cloud Computing and Hadoop Technology”, forIII yr students under the guidance of IIT-Bhubaneswar, on 20 & 21 February, 2015. It was India’s FirstCloud Computing Championship and 120 students participated in it.

2. The IT Dept. conducted a two day work shop on “3D – Printer and Humanoid Robot NAO”,for CSE and IT students on 23 & 24 March, 2015.

3. The IT Dept. conducted a two day Workshop on “Block Buzz”, for CSE and IT students on 23&24 March, 2015.

4. The IT Dept. conducted two day workshop on “ARDUINO” for IT students on 17 & 18 April,2015.

5. Dr. R. Seetharamiah, Professor of IT Dept. conducted a seminar on “Thread pool Executer”, inCVR College of Engineering, on 27 April, 2015.

Faculty who completed Pre-Ph.D:

25Count your joys instead of your woes; Count your friends instead of your foes. - Irish

S. No Name of the Student Topic College Prize/Participation Date

1 P. Sushmitha Honeypot JNTUH Participation 11/03/15K. Tejaswini

2 P. Sravani 3D Internet BVRIT Participation 18/03/15

3 M.K. Pranathi Emospark OU Participation 28/02/15M. Srija

4 K. Sravya Y2K38 OU Participation 28/02/15A. Srikanth

Sree Sudha Captcha IIIT Participation 07/02/155 A.Shravika (HYD)

P.Sravya

6 M.Vinay Eye Gaze IIIT (HYD) Participation 07/02/15Communication

7 HariPriya D Bionics MVSR Participation 07/03/15Aishwarya S

8 M.Lakshmi HoneyPot MGIT Merit(Runner-Up) 13/03/15D.Haripriya

9 R. Karthik Braingate MVSR III Prize 07/03/15Avinash

10 R.Karthik Braingate MGIT Participation 13/03/15Avinash

11 Lakshmi Braingate SNIST Participation 19/03/15Aishwarya

12 R.Karthik Braingate MGIT Participation 14/03/15

13 T.Chandana SMAC Vasavi Participation 07/03/15M.Charitha

1. Ms. E. Jyothi Kiranmayi, Assoc. Prof of IT Dept. cleared her Pre-Ph. D Examination in January,2015.

Faculty who Submitted Ph.D-Thesis:

Ms. H. N. Lakshmi, Assoc. Prof. of IT Dept. submitted her Ph. D thesis in Computer Sciences toHyderabad Central University, in June, 2015.

Guest Lectures:

1. Mr. R. Soumya Narayan, Vice President, Virtusa conducted a seminar on “Business ProcessModel”, in PEGA Lab , CVR College of Engineering on 5 May, 2015.


262626 A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book. - Irish Proverb

S. No Name of the Student Topic College Prize/Participation Date

14 V.Navneeth Cloud Computing Vasavi Participation 07/03/15A.Kavya

15 V.Navneeth Computer Networks MGIT Participation 13/03/15A.Kavya

16 Md.Mudassir Ali Google Glass JNTU Merit 9th 11/03/15Md. Absar Mohinuddin

17 Md.Mudassir Ali Google Glass JNTU Participation 11/03/15Md. Absar Mohinuddin

18 Akshay Kulkarni Cloud Computing JNTU Participation 11/03/15

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE


1. Mr. G. Bharath Reddy, Asst. Prof and Mr. V.S.P. Vamsi, Assoc. Prof of Mech Dept. published a paperon “Parametric Analysis on Powder Mixed Electric Discharge Machining of Various Steels UsingTaguchi Method”, in the International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Vol.4,Special Issue, in February,2015.

2. Mr. S Venkata Sai Sudheer, Asst. Prof of Mechanical Dept. published a paper on “ExperimentalInvestigation on the Noncircular Incompressible Jet Characteristics”, in an International Conferenceof Science Technology and Management Volume No.4, Special Issue 1, in February, 2015.

3. Ms. Vijayalakshmi Chunduri, Asst. Prof of Mech Dept. published a paper on “Investigations into CIDiesel Engine Performance and Emission Characteristics using Biodiesel with EGR Technique,”in the International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 6, in June 2015.


1. Mr. G. Bharath Reddy, Asst. Prof of Mech Dept. attended an International Conference at New Delhi, inFebruary, 2015.

2. Mr. G. Naveen Kumar, Asst. Prof of Mech Dept. attended an International Conference, at New Delhi, inFebruary, 2015.

3. Mr. M. Krishnam Raju, Asst. Prof of Mech Dept. attended a three day Faculty Development Programmeon “Sustainable Manufacturing”, at Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology, Hyderabad, from inJune, 2015.

Achievements of the Faculty Members:

Mr. K. Chandrasekhar, Asst. Prof, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, received the best paper award in an International

Conference, conducted by AR Research Publications YMCA, New Delhi, in February, 2015.

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A happy person is not a person in a certain set of circumstances,but rather a person with a certain set of attitudes. - Hugh Downs

Workshops conducted:

GUEST LECTURE ON GEOMETRICAL DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES

Mr. GVN. Murthy Speaking onGeometrical Dimensions and Tolerances

A Guest Lecture on “Geometrical Dimensions and Tolerances” byGVN Murthy, former DGM, HMT, was held on 23 February,2015.Geometrical dimensions and tolerances are very important forDesign Engineers. The speaker emphasized on all geometricdimensions and its related topics like eccentricity, parallelism andrun out symbol used in Geometrical Dimensions and Tolerances.

All the III & IV year students of Mechanical Engineering along withfaculty members attended the guest lecture. It was a very informativeand educative session. It created a clear picture in the minds of the

students about the role of the geometrical dimensions and tolerances in the design of various machine elements.

Outcomes of the lecture:

• Students were given information about the symbols used in geometrical dimensions and tolerances.• Students got a clear idea of the importance of geometrical dimensions and tolerances in the design of

various machine elements.The lecture was organized by Mr. B.V.M. Krishnam Raju, Asst. Professor, Department of MechanicalEngineering and Mr.B.Appala Naidu Assoc. Prof was the coordinator.

Dr. T.A. Janardhan Reddy, HOD, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, introduced the concept and the GuestSpeaker of the day.

GUEST LECTURE ON RETROFITTING OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINES

Mr. Y. Vijay Kumar at the Lecture

A Guest Lecture on “Retrofitting of Automotive Engines”, by Y. VijayaKumar, Ex-Director APSRTC was held on 10 March, 2015.

Mr. Y. Vijay Kumar spoke about the symptoms for major rebuildingof Automotive Engines. Special focus was paid to analyzing thereasons for those symptoms and how to determine rebuilding bycompression test. He explained to the students the process ofrebuilding a four stroke cylinder, step by step with 3D Animation.


• Students learnt about various manufacturing techniques followed in Retrofitting of Automotive Engines.• Students got a clear idea about how and when to Retrofit / Rebuild an Automotive Engine.

All the III and IV year students of Mechanical Engineering along with faculty members attended the guestlecture. It was an informative and educative session.

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Mr. Prem Swarup, Assoc. Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the lecture and Mr. M.V. B. Krishnam Raju, Asst. Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering coordinated the guest lecture.


GUEST LECTURE ON MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES USED IN AERONAUTICALAPPLICATIONS

We could never have loved the earth so well if we had had no childhood in it. - George Eliot

Dr. John Rozario Jegaraj

A Guest Lecture on “Manufacturing Techniques Used In AeronauticalApplications”, was conducted by Dr.John Rozario Jegaraj, Scientist,DRDL, Hyderabad, on 22 March, 2015.

Dr. Jegaraj emphasized on the manufacturing techniques, particularlyunconventional machining techniques used in aircraft manufacturinglike EDM, AJM AND LBM etc. Special focus was given to Ice JetMachining, Chemical Milling and Ion Beam Machining.

All the III and IV year students of Mechanical Engineering alongwith faculty members attended the guest lecture.


• Students learnt about the various manufacturing techniques followed in aeronautical industry.

• Students got a clear idea about the various parts and how they contributed to manufacturing anair craft.

Dr. Deva Prasad, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the lecture and Mr.M.V.B. KrishnamRaju, Asst. Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering coordinated the guest lecture.


Industrial Visist:

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO DOLPHIN FOOD INDUSTRIES

An industrial visit to “Dolphin Foods India Limited” Brahamanpally, Hyderabad was organized by the Department

of Mechanical Engineering on 18 March, 2015 for the students. Around 60 members including two staff membersvisited the industry. The students were given demonstrations on the processes of making candies.

The process is roughly divided into two units, namely, one to make a concentrate of the material and the other toform hard candies. The process of vacuum concentration unit is to evaporate material under reduced temperaturewith reduced pressure. The candy material taken out of the concentrator is then mixed with various additives, spicesor unique flavors according to the desire of the candy makers. The mixing process requires sufficient kneading toobtain excellent products. After sufficient kneading is carried out, the candy is drawn out in the shape of a rope of

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determined measure by the batch roller (set with sizing roller). Thedrawn candy is then put into the hard candy forming unit, wherecandies are made (formed). Steam jacketed stainless steel cookingwith motorized chamber stirring is used. The quality of the productmade with this system is excellent, moderate and there is no manualhandling of cooked producst. There is no pollution in the cookingarea.

Visit to Dolphin Food Industries

Steam is generated in the boiler with help of fuel and this boiler is kept away from the cooking or processing area tomaintain the cleanliness. Steam is supplied to the cooker through the pipeline. While operating the cooker, sufficientwater is put in cooking chamber, sugar is added, liquid glucose is added, and the stirrer is switched on. (Alternatelysugar, liquid glucose syrup can be pumped in from the pre-dissolved tank).

When the sugar is dissolved, other ingredients are put into the cooking chamber step by step. When the desiredtemperature is achieved, vacuum is applied and valve is opened. It sucks cooking mass into lower pan and thecooking chamber’s valve is closed. Here vacuum is applied further for 4-5 minutes to remove the moisture of mass.This improves the quality and clarity of sweets. In the next step the vacuum is released and thick syrup of lower panis poured on a cooling plate by tilting the pan. Here color, flavors and other things are added to the batch. Aftercooling, the mass is put in the batch former which produces a thick conical sugar rope. This rope is further passedthrough the three stage rope sizer to give the universal size and then to the forming machine. Here the rope is cut intorequired size and shape (According to candy design) and discharged on three way cooling. On the Three WayCooling Conveyor Sugar Candies are cooled down and carried away .The formed candies are finally cooled downto normal temperature and charged to the packing machine. Now the Candies are ready for wrapping (or formarketing if sold in loose condition).

The process does not have any waste as it operates on environment friendly refrigerant i.e., CFC free, ozone friendlymachine. The waste heat produced is utilized usefully and in turn avoids the need for switching to a HT connectionand also provides a DG running especially for the chilling purpose (the load on EB power and DG is reduced to agreat extent). The whole process is carried out in the absorption chiller which is eco friendly. The visit proved to be

very useful and was highly appreciated by the students.

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO NUCLEAR FUEL COMPLEX, HYDERABAD

An Industrial visit to NFC was organized by the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering on 18 March, 2015. 50students, comprising III and IV year students, along with the following staff members visited the plant.

1. Ms. P. V. Sai Divya - Asst. Prof.2. Mr. S. Rakesh - Asst. Prof.3. Mr. G. Naveen Kumar - Asst. Prof.4. Mr. D. Manoj Kumar - Asst. Prof.

Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. - Winston Churchill

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The Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC), established in the year 1971, is a major industrial unit of the Departmentof Atomic Energy, Government of India. It is responsible for the supply of nuclear fuel bundles and reactor corecomponents for all the nuclear power reactors operating in India.

India is pursuing an indigenous three stage Nuclear Power Programme involving closed fuel cycles of PressurizedHeavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) and Liquid Metal Cooled Fast Breeder Reactors (LMFBRs) for judicious utilizationof the relatively limited reserves of uranium and vast resources of thorium. PHWRs form the first stage of the PowerProgramme which uses zircaloy as clad & natural uranium dioxide as fuel.

Nuclear power is clean, safe, and economical and develops more power with limited amount of fuel. The powerproduced by the fission of 1gram of U235 isotope is equivalent to the power produced by 2.5 tons of coal.So there is a greater inclination towards using nuclear power as an alternative fuel.

• The first plant visited was Natural Uranium Oxide Fuel Plant where refining of the raw material and theuranium oxide pellets are prepared.

Uranium Refining and Conversion

The raw material for the production of PHWR fuel in NFC is Magnesium Di-Uranate (MDU) popularly known as‘Yellow Cake’. The MDU concentrate is obtained from the uranium mine and milled at Jaduguda, Jharkhand,operated by Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UICL). The impure MDU is subjected to nitric acid dissolutionfollowed by solvent extraction and precipitation with ammonia to get Ammonium Di-Uranate (ADU). By furthersteps of controlled calcinations and reduction, sinterable uranium dioxide powder is formed which is then compactedin the form of cylindrical pellets in hydraulic presses, sintered at high temperature to get a high density and thenmoved to centreless grinding machines where their diameters are controlled and finally uranium dioxide pellets areproduced.

• The second plant visited was Ceramic Fuel Fabrication Plant where the uranium oxide pellets are stackedtogether to form fuel bundles which are used in nuclear reactors.

Fuel Fabrication

For PHWR Fuel, the cylindrical UO2 pellets are stacked and encapsulated in thin walled tubes of zirconium alloywith graphite lining, both ends of which are sealed by resistance welding using zircaloy end plugs. A number of suchfuel pins are assembled to form a fuel bundle that can be conveniently loaded into the reactor. A robot is used forassembling these fuel bundles. The fuel bundles for PHWR 220 Mwe and PHWR 540 Mwe consist of 19 and 37fuel pins respectively.

• The third plant visited was Seamless Stainless Steel Tube Plant.

This plant manufactures seamless stainless steel tubes which are used for both nuclear and non nuclear applications.The various machining operations like Pilgering, Tube drawing, Tube Bending and Extrusion Process were seen.

One man with courage makes a majority. - Andrew Jackson

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Finally this stainless steel tube’s surface is treated using glass beads shot peening for stress corrosion and crackingresistance. Students were given a demonstration of various non destructive testing methods like Eddy Current Testand Ultrasonic Testing.

An interesting audio visual clip was shown to the students giving a brief overview of the three stage nuclear powerprogramme and in particular about NFC.

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO NRB BEARINGS

Students of III year Mechanical Engineering visited Needle RollerBearings (NRB) Uppal, Hyderabad on 2 April, 2015. Three facultymembers Mr.Prem Swaroop –Assoc. Professor, Mr.M. KrishnamRaju – Asst. Professor, Mr.Srinivas Goud – Lab Assistantaccompanied the group.

NRB is a Multi-National Company spread over 26 Countriesmanufacturing 300 types of bearing products with 7 plants in India

including the Uppal unit. The Uppal unit manufactures Needle Roller Bearings mainly used by the Mahindra &Mahindra automobile vehicles with a man-power of around 500 people spread over 12 acres.

Student got real time exposure to various types of Needle Roller Bearing components and their manufacturingmethods followed by their assembly and inspection.

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO BHEL

The III yr students of Mechanical Engineering went to an Industrial visit to BHEL Ramachandrapuram, Hyderabadon 16 April, 2015. Three faculty members M. Krishnamraju, T. Dinesh Kumar and P. Srinivasa Reddy Asst. Profsfrom the department accompanied the students. During this visit they visited 3 sections namely; Gas/Steam Turbines,Electrical Machines and Heat Exchangers.

BHEL -Hyderabad (Rama Chandrapuram) Unit:

BHEL-Hyderabad has earned the reputation of being one of the most important manufacturing units of the Company,contributing a lion’s share in BHEL Corporation’s overall business operations. BHEL-Hyderabad Unit hascollaborations with world renowned MNCs like M/S General Electric, USA, M/S Siemens, Germany, M/S NuovoPignone, etc.

Major products that the Hyderabad Unit manufactures are:

1. Gas Turbines2. Steam Turbines3. Compressors4. Turbo Generators5. Heat Exchangers6. Pumps7. Pulverizers

The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows. - Sydney J. Harris

Visit to NRB Bearings

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8. Switch Gears9. Gear Boxes10. Oil Rigs11. Project Engineering

Outcomes of the Visit Were:

Visit to BHEL1. Students were told about Steam Turbine Functioning and

its major parts, physically.

2. Students were told about Generator Functioning and its major parts physically.

Students were told about Heat Exchanger Functioning and its major parts physically.

TEAM PROJECTS LAB (III Year II Sem – 2012-2013 Batch)

First Batch of Students to Go Through this Lab

Theme

Team Projects Lab is a new lab course introduced into the syllabus of Mechanical Engineering Programme, on anexperimental basis. It is a practical course, a first of its kind. The aim of this Lab course is to make the program moreexperiment oriented.

Students Hard at Work

Projects Taking Shape at the Lab

Background

After undergoing various science (Physics, Chemistry) andEngineering courses during I & II years, students are encouraged totake up small practical projects of their own choice (in consultationwith the teachers of the department) during III year II Semester andwork on that project in groups or teams. This laboratory is thus aptlycalled ‘Team Projects Laboratory’.

Methodology

It being their own idea and the fact that they were given free accessto various workshops, machines and labs, the students chose theirown projects and worked on them with interest and enthusiasm. Thisexercise had three aspects.

Result

1. To test for themselves, the knowledge gained in first, second and third years of study.2. Explore the utility of various Labs facilities, equipment and expert personnel in the Labs.3. Train themselves to accomplish the final year projects successfully.

Awards

Mechanical students won the First prize in CIENCEA 2K15 for “TEAM PROJECT”.

So many tangles in life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter. - Gordon W. Allport

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENT

1. There was an increase in the number of students in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. It rose from 480students in 2014-2015 to 660 students in 2015– 2016.

2. The number of faculty members increased from 28 to 40.

3. A CAD/CAM laboratory is due to be added shortly with a Machining Centre costing around Rs 38 lakhswhich is a production machine. This is in addition to the existing Turning Centre which is also a productionmachine. These are very prestigious machines for an academic institution and they are additional feathers inthe cap of the Mechanical Engineering Department.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE


1. Ms. D. D. N. Laxmi Devi, Asst. Prof of Civil Engg Dept. participated in a two day International Workshopon “Geotechnical Symposium on Disaster Mitigation in Special Geo-environmental Conditions”,at IIT Madras, from 21 - 23 January, 2015.

2. Ms. J. Sandhya Rani, Asst. Prof of Civil Engg Dept. participated in a two day National Workshop on“Recent Trends in Civil Engineering”, at Gitam University Hyderabad, on 20 & 21 February, 2015.

3. Mr. S. Praveen, Asst. Prof. of Civil Engg Dept. participated in a two day National Workshop on “RecentAdvances in Pavement Technology”, at MVSR Engineering College, Hyderabad, on 13 March, 2015.

4. Mr. S. Praveen, Asst. Prof. of Civil Engg Dept. participated in one week QIP Short Term Workshop on“Modelling with Transportation Data (MTD)”, at IIT Roorkee, from 8- 12 June, 2015.


1. Ms. G. Neha Reddy and Ms. V. Naga Sravanthi of B. Tech IV Year presented a paper and won firstprize in “SUDHEE-15”, organized by CBIT Hyderabad, on 10 March, 2015.

2. Mr. D. Vamshi Krishna Sagar and Ms. P.Mounisha of B. Tech III Year presented a paper and won firstprize in “SHAPATYA- 15”, organized by JNTU Hyderabad, on 11 March, 2015.

3. Mr. Ch. Srikanth and Ms. K. Sai Pooja of B. Tech II Year presented a paper in “SHAPATYA- 15”,organized by JNTU Hyderabad, on 11 March, 2015.

Workshops Conducted:

TWO DAY NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON FINITE ELEMENT FORMULATIONS IN CIVILENGINEERING APPLICATIONS

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) procedures are important and an indispensable part of engineering analysis anddesign, for engineers in industry and academic research for various purposes. A thorough understanding of Finite

Nurture your mind with great thoughts. To believe in the heroic makes heroes. - Benjamin Disraeli

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Session by Dr.Rupesh Kumar

Element Formulation Procedures for engineering applications can beachieved, only if sufficient attention is given to mathematical aspectsof finite element method and its implementation. Considering theimportance of the topic, this programme had been planned to give anoverview of the basic concepts of Finite Element FormulationProcedures for 1D, 2D, 3D elements and Shell Elements, NumericalTechniques and basics of Dynamic Analysis with case studies, thusproviding a platform for creating an effective interaction betweenacademicians, researchers and experts from industries involved inthis field. The objective of the workshop was to impart thefundamentals of Finite Element Method in detail to all the participants.

Resource persons Dr. M. Koti Reddy, Professor in CivilEngineering Department, CBIT, Dr P. Ravinder Reddy Professor& Head Mechanical Department, CBIT and Dr. D. RupeshKumar Professor in Civil Engineering Department from OUdelivered technical lectures on various topics of F i n i t eElement Analysis and Applications.

Participants at the Event

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SCIENCEERUDITION OF KNOWLEDGE


1. Mr. V. Seetha Rama Raju, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. published paper on “Complex PermeabilitySpectra of PbO and Ta2O5 Added Nanocrystalline MgCuZn Ferrites”, in the Journal of Magnetismand Magnetic Materials, Vol.382, on 28 January, 2015.

2. Dr. Shuchi Tiwari, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. published a paper on “IR Spectra Studies of CoordinationPolymers Prepared By Ureabisdithiocarbamates,” in the International Journal of Advanced Technologyin Engineering and Science, Vol.3, Issue 2, in February, 2015.

3. Dr. M. Krishna Reddy, Professor of Statistics published a paper on “Delay Behavior of InternetRouter Under Self- Similar Traffic Via Rational Approximations”, in the International Journal of

Communication, Networks and Distributed Systems,Vol.14, No.2, in February, 2015.

Look at the sparrows; they do not know what they will do in the next moment.Let us literally live from moment to moment. - Mahatma Gandhi

Distribution of Certificates by the DirectorRelease of Souvenir

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4. Mr. V. Seetha Rama Raju, Asst Prof of H & S Dept. published paper on “Microwave Processing ofMultilayer Chip Inductors using MgCuZn Ferrites”, in IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, Vol. 51,Issue 5, on 23 February, 2015.

5. Dr. Shuchi Tiwari, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. published a paper on “Synthesis and Characterization ofBisdithiocarbamates from Weak Nitrogen Bases and Its Metal Complexes”, in the InternationalResearch Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Vol.7 Issue 2, in March, 2015.


1. Dr. Shuchi Tiwari, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. participated in a National Conference on EnvironmentalRadiation and Functional Materials, organized by Dept. of Physics, OU, Hyderabad, from 28 February-1March, 2015.

2. Ms. Asifa Tazeem, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. participated in the two day workshop on “MSMEs-Opportunities and Challenges”, organized by MVS Government Arts and Science College,Mahaboobnagar, on 18 & 19 March, 2015.

3. Dr. Shuchi Tiwari, Asst. Prof of H & S Dept. participated in a National Conference on Sustainabilitythrough Chemical and Biological Sciences, at MGIT, Hyderabad, on 19 & 20 March, 2015.

4. Dr. M. Krishna Reddy, Professor of Statistics participated in one day workshop on “ Data Collection andStatistical Analysis”, organized by C.R. Rao Advanced Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and ComputerScience, University of Hyderabad Campus, Hyderabad, on 21 April, 2015.

Faculty who completed their Ph. D:

Mr. E. Uma Reddy, Asst. Prof in Mgt. Science, H&S Dept. was awarded Ph. D by the JNTU, Hyderabad for histhesis titled “Portfolio Management and Performance of Equity Funds: A Study of Select Asset ManagementCompanies in India”, in June, 2015.

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS(8 June to 19 June, 2015)

Faculty Development Programme has become a priority at many academic institutions as a way to improve thequality of academic programmes and to respond to industry needs. Faculty Development Programme has becomecustomary in CVRCE. Each year CVRCE creates opportunities for faculty who are new to the institution or new toteaching to learn communication skills and different other topics from seasoned professors and resource personsboth from the Academia and the Corporate Sector. The FDP for the ac academic year 2015 was conducted from8th of June to 19th of June, 2015. The aim was to gain new ideas, strategies and techniques for classroom teachingand to share goals and common concerns. The main focus of the Faculty Development Programme was on upgradingthe quality of teaching imparted, Communication Skills, Writing Skills and Classroom Management. The ChiefCoordinator for the workshop was Ms. Kalavati Mallaiah, Asst. Professor in English and In-charge, EnglishDepartment. It covered a wide variety of modules and sub skills that constitute Communication and English Learning.

Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all others.- Winston Churchill

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The first week of workshop began with Dr. K. Nayanthara, Principal, rendering a keynote address to the participants.Later Ms. Kalavati Mallaiah navigated the participants through the ten day programme schedule. Mr. Nagaraju,Trainerand Retd.Asst. Professor, Govt. Degree College, Gajwel, conducted a workshop on “Introduction to CommunicationSkills and Its need in the Global Scenario”, “SWOT Analysis for College Teachers”, and “Interactive Classroom”,for the next two consecutive days. He was followed by Mr. Krishna Mohan Dheer, Corporate Trainer, who focusedon the importance of “Barriers to Communication and Active Listening”. Prof. Annie Pothen, Retd. Professor ofEnglish, OU, enlightened the participants on “Orientation in Soft Skills for Excellence in Teaching”. Dr. KomaliPrakash, Assoc. Professor, EFLU, conducted a workshop on “Personality Development” and highlighted the commonerrors of pronunciation.

The second week began with Prof. Pradeep Kumar, Professor, IIIT, who delivered an excellent presentation on“Human Values and Ethics in Education”. He was followed by Prof. T. Vijay Kumar, Professor of English, OsmaniaUniversity, who enlightened the participants on “Classroom Communication”. Brigadier Dr. Kamalakar focused onthe importance of “Professional Etiquette and Grooming”. He was followed by Dr. B. Brahmanand Chary, Principaland Professor of English, Vijaynagar College of Commerce, Hyderabad who dealt with the topics of “VocabularyDevelopment” and “Grammar Skills”.

The resource persons offered ideas and suggestions that were focused and relevant to the participant’s professionallives. The workshop gave the participants lots of opportunities to test their learning and enhance their English LanguageSkills. During the course of the workshop, the participants were given a Grammar book and a Dictionary to supplementtheir learning in the workshop. The Valedictory was presided over by the Principal Dr. K. Nayanthara, Vice-Principal, Prof. Siva Reddy, Dean Academics, Dr. N. V. Rao and Dr. Narsimhacharyulu, HOD, H&S, who gaveaway the certificates to all the participants.

List of Participants

S. No Name of the Faculty Department

1. Mr. L. Vishnu Vardhan CIVIL

2. Mr. A. Venkat Reddy CIVIL

3. Ms. S. Jyothsna Reddy CIVIL

4. Ms. Divya Kolasani CIVIL

5. Mr. K. Sridhar Reddy CIVIL

6. Mr. B. Sujeeth CIVIL

7. Mrs. Neeraja CIVIL

8. Ms. Rajarajeshwari CIVIL

9. Mr.D.Pruthvi Reddy Civil

10. Mr. R. Satyaprakash CSE

11. Dr. Pavan Kumar CSE

12. Ms. S. Lalitha CSE

The difference between a successful person and others is not lack of strength not a lack of knowledgebut rather a lack of will. - Vince Lombardi

37Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

13. Mr. K. Naresh Babu CSE

14. Mr. K. Karthik CSE

15. Mr. R. Srishylam CSE

16. Ms. Ch. Pravallika CSE

17. Ms. G. Sandhya CSE

18. Ms. Sandhya Rani CSE

19. Ms. Sailaja ECE

20. Mr. Jail Singh ECE

21. Mr. D. Bhasker ECE

22. Ms. Ch. Usha Rani ECE

23. Mr. N. Naresh Kumar ECE

24. Mr. Meer Mehaboob Ali ECE

25. Mr. G. Balaraju ECE

26. Mr. G. Sathosh Kumar ECE

27. Mr. Pratap Soma ECE

28. Ms. Rajeshwari Soma ECE

29. Mr. P. Rajashekar Reddy ECE

30. Mr. Apparao EEE

31. Ms. Himabindu EEE

32. Mr. K. Bharath EEE

33. Mr. K. S. V. Phani Kumar EEE

34. Mr. M. Suresh EEE

35. Ms. G. Sridevi EEE

36. Mr. N. Raja Sekhar EIE

37. Ms. K. Sri Sasikala EIE

38. Mrs. K. Shubhangini IT

39. Ms. P. Pravalika IT

40. Mr. P. Srinivasa Reddy IT

41. Mr. B. Satheesh IT

42. Mr. M. Kishore Kumar MECH

43. Mr. S. Anand Kumar MECH

44. Mr. K. Srikanth MECH


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45. Mr. G. Gautham Goud H & S(STATS)

46. Mrs. V. Swapna H & S(STATS)

47. Mr. K. Murali H & S(English)

48. Mrs. G. Sailakshmi H & S(English)

49. Mrs. K. Navatha H & S(EVS)

50. Mrs. M. Srudeepthi H & S(EVS)

51. Mr. D. Tirupathi H & S(Chem)

52. Mr. K. Ramesh Goud H&S(Chem)

53. Ms. G. Pavithra H&S(Chem)

54. Ms. Anusha Rama H&S(Chem)

55. Mr. B. N. V. Uma Shankar H&S(Stats)

56. Ms. A. Sailaja H&S(Stats)

57. Mr. N. Guruvaiah H&S(Mgt)

58. Mr. Y. Kiran H&S (Phy.)

59. Mr. T. Sharath Chandra EIE

60. Mr. T. Janardhan EIE

61. Mrs. Y. Divya EIE

62. Ms. V. Sreelatha Reddy EIE


All Birds find shelter during a rain. But Eagle avoids rain by flying above the Clouds. - A.P.J Abdul Kalam

Dr. Komali Prakash Conducting a WorkshopDr. Annie Pothan with the Participants

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LIST OF EXAM TOPPERS 2014-15Results of B. Tech IV Year II Sem (2011) Batch Regular Exams held in April/May, 2015

BRANCH - ECE

S. No Hall ticket No Name of the Candidate TOTAL AVG

650 100

1 11B81A04C2 SHIVA KUMAR P 623 95.85

2 11B81A04F7 SUSHMITHA P 616 94.77

3 11B81A0468 NIKHIL KUMAR E 613 94.31

BRANCH - EEE

S. No Hall ticket No Name of the Candidate TOTAL AVG650 100

1 11B81A0236 MALLIKARJUNA P 615 94.62

2 11B81A0254 PREMA LATHA T 591 90.92

3 11B81A0263 RAVIVARMA A 589 90.62

BRANCH - EIE


1 11B81A1018 JAYASHREE SAHU 621 95.54

2 11B81A1046 YELESWARAPU SRIYA 618 95.08

3 11B81A1039 YAMA SANTHOSHI 604 92.92

BRANCH - CSE


1 11B81A0548 PASHAM NEETHA REDDY 583 89.69

2 11B81A0544 R NAGA LAXMI SRAVYA 570 87.69

3 11B81A0598 C SINDHURA VEENA 564 86.77

BRANCH - IT


11B81A1237 MOUNIKA A 592 91.08

1 11B81A1248 PRASANTI V 592 91.08

11B81A1251 PRATYUSHA REDDY V 592 91.08

2 11B81A12B2 VENKATA SAI LAKSHMI P 581 89.38

3 11B81A1264 SAI KIRAN MAYEE 575 88.46

I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions. - Stephen Covey

404040 Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. - Martin Luther King Jr.

BRANCH - MECH


1 11B81A0306 KOLLI BHASKAR 548 84.31

2 11B81A0342 MUNIRAI SHARATH CHANDRA 541 83.23

3 11B81A0321 KANDUKURI MANOJ REDDY 539 82.92

BRANCH - CIVIL


1 11B81A0118 VALLURI NAGA SRAVANTHI 609 93.69

2 11B81A0159 YASASHWINI SAMPATH 603 92.77

3 11B81A0105 KOTTAPALLY ANKITHA 600 92.31

Results of B. Tech III Year II Sem (2012) Batch Regular Exams held in April/May, 2015BRANCH - ECE


1 12B81A04M9 K THARUN TEJA 692 89.29

2 12B81A04K8 CHINTHAREDDY SRI SAI RAVALI 690 89.03

3 12B81A04P0 PONNADA VENKATA SAI SIVA TARUN 689 88.90

BRANCH - EEE


1 12B81A0227 V HARINI 657 82.13

12B81A0291 CHAKINALA SUNIL KUMAR 657 82.13

2 12B81A0235 RAMALA KINNERA 649 81.13

3 12B81A0284 INDLA SNEHA 647 80.88

BRANCH - EIE


1 12B81A1012 CHITTRIETA GORAIN 681 87.87

2 12B81A1053 ADAPA VENKATA SHRAVANI 678 87.48

3 12B81A1022 PANKAJ RAUTELA 677 87.35

41Joy goes against the foundations of mathematics: it multiplies when we divide. - Paulo Coelho

BRANCH - CSE


1 12B81A0532 CHAKRADHAR NALLAN CH. 718 89.75

2 12B81A05C2 SETTY VENKATA SAI MEGHANA 705 88.13

3 12B81A0577 CHALLA MOUNIKA 700 87.50

BRANCH - IT


1 12B81A1226 RACHAMALLI KARTHIK 724 90.50

2 12B81A12A8 MALLEYPALLY VINAYA 703 87.88

3 12B81A1238 SATHANUR MANISHA 697 87.13

BRANCH - MECH


1 12B81A0332 BHOGAVILLI POORNA SRAVAN 721 90.13

2 12B81A0323 GARREPALLY KRISHNA TEJA 698 87.25

3 12B81A0328 PANYALA MYTHREYI 682 85.25

BRANCH - CIVIL


1 12B81A0145 P SINDHU 686 85.75

2 12B81A0122 RACHARLA NARASIMHA RAJU VARMA 667 83.38

3 12B81A0149 P SRUJANA 659 82.38

Results of B. Tech II Year II Sem (2013) Batch Regular Exams held in April/May, 2015

BRANCH - ECE


1 13B81A0431 MALLELA CHAITANYA SAI 703 90.71

2 13B81A0435 MODUGU DEEPTHI 697 89.94

3 13B81A0490 MEKALA MURALITEJA 696 89.81

424242Learn to love without condition. Talk without bad intention. Give without any reason.

And most of all care for people without any expectation. - Anonymous

BRANCH - EEE


1 13B81A0219 GANGULA DILIP REDDY 752 94.00

2 13B81A02B3 YARRAGUNTA VENKATESH 705 88.13

3 13B81A0285 PADMA SAI PRIYA CHANDANA 700 87.50

BRANCH - EIE


1 13B81A1013 SINGAM HARSHA VARDHAN REDDY 669 83.63

2 13B81A1015 EDUPUGANTI HIMA SRI 660 82.50

3 13B81A1020 HAKEEM MAHESH BABU 648 81.00

BRANCH - CSE


1 13B81A05J9 ABBURI SRAVYA SRI 728 91.00

2 13B81A05B6 PANCHMAHALKAR PRITHEESH 713 89.13

3 13B81A05J0 P S N P SIRICHANDANA 701 87.63

BRANCH - IT


1 13B81A1256 DODLA NIKHILA 728 91.00

2 13B81A1232 MEREDDY HARSHITHA 706 88.25

3 13B81A1218 ASHUTHOSH HEDA 700 87.50

BRANCH - MECH


1 13B81A0341 BAYYANA MANOHAR SAI KIRAN 712 91.87

2 13B81A0322 GAJULA DEEPTHI 685 88.39

3 13B81A0305 AGARWAL ADITYA 664 85.68

43Sometimes it is not the strength but gentleness that cracks the hardest shells. - Richard Paul Evans

ANNUAL SPORTS DAY 2014-15Winners of Sporting Events

BRANCH - CIVIL


1 13B81A0126 RACHURI HARIKA 715 92.26

2 13B81A0109 ANCY THOMAS 713 92.00

3 13B81A0143 LAKKARAJU MOUNIKA 708 91.35

CRICKET

WINNERS

2nd Year ECE Cricket Team

RUNNERS

2nd Year CSE Cricket Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 13B81A04B4 S PRUDHVI (CAPT)

2 13B81A04C0 V RAHUL

3 13B81A0464 K PUJARI KARTHIK

4 13B81A0492 B NARESH

5 13B81A0475 A LEELADHAR

6 13B81A0480 REKHA MADHU YADAV

7 13B81A0466 R KRANTHI

8 13B81A0411 M AKHIL REDDY

9 13B81A0416 C ANANDKRISHNA

10 13B81A0420 B ARUN

11 13B81A0447 K HARISH KUMAR

12 13B81A0432 CHANDRA SHEKAR B

13 13B81A0422 GUGULOTH BALU

14 13B81A0451 P HARSHAVARDHAN REDDY

S.No Roll No Name

1 13B81A0507 A AJAY KUMAR REDDY (CAPT)

2 13B81A0509 C V AKHIL (WK)

3 13B81A05B8 V PUNEETH SAI

4 13B81A05B4 S PREETHAM

5 13B81A0554 K HANUMANTHU

6 13B81A0535 C BHARGAV KUMAR

7 13B81A0582 A MANISH REDDY

8 13B81A0503 B ABHISHEK

9 13B81A0508 K AJAY NAG

10 13B81A0518 R AKHILESHWAR

11 13B81A0575 C MAHESH KUMAR

12 13B81A0523 S ANOOP

13 13B81A0527 P ANVESH

14 13B81A0512 M AKHIL

VOLLEYBALL

RUNNERS

2nd Year CIVIL Volleyball Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 12B81A12A4 A VENKATESH (CAPT)

2 12B81A12A6 R VIKYATH

3 12B81A1206 K AJAY KUMAR

4 12B81A1296 G SURYA CHANDRA

5 12B81A1268 V SAI KRISHNA

WINNERS

3rd Year IT Volleyball Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 13B81A01A1 K VAMSHI KRISHNA (CAPT)

2 13B81A01A0 M VAMSHI GOUD

3 13B81A01B0 M P VINEETH KUMAR ( V. CAPT)

4 13B81A0192 K SRIKANTH

5 13B81A0194 A SRIKANTH

444444 Without commitment, you cannot have depth in anything, whether it’s a relationship, a business or a hobby. - Neil Strauss

S.No Roll No Name

6 12B81A1263 S RAJENDER CHOUDHARY

7 12B81A1247 J NIKHIL REDDY

8 12B81A1280 S SHARATH SURYA

9 12B81A1211 P AVINASH REDDY

S.No Roll No Name

6 13B81A0157 A PRANAY

7 13B81A0141 P NARESH

8 13B81A0190 U SRIKANTH

9 13B81A0173 P SAI PUNITH PATEL

THROW BALL

WINNERS

3rd Year CSE-C & EIE Throw ball Team

RUNNERS

3rd Year IT Throw ball Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 12B81A1239 P MEGANA REDDY

2 12B81A1287 P SRAVYA

3 12B81A1225 M KANAKA LAKSHMI

4 12B81A1221 D HARI PRIYA

5 12B81A1288 K SREE SUDHA

6 12B81A1284 R SNEHA REDDY

7 12B81A1289 M SRIJA

8 12B81A1282 A SHRAVIKA

9 13B81A1201 M KRISHNA PRANATHI

FOOT BALL

WINNERS

2nd Year Foot Ball Team

RUNNERS

2nd Year Foot Ball Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 13B81A0506 ADITYA THUMMAL

2 13B81A05B0 PRAMOD DESHPANDE

3 13B81A05F0 SAI SANDEEP MANDAPAKA

4 13B81A1263 PRATHIK REDDY ARASU

5 13B81A1287 SHASHI KIRAN KANDURI

6 13B81A05P9 WRIVU HORE

7 13B81A05G1 SANHITH REDDY SINGIREDDY

8 13B81A05F6 SAMUEL VINEETH PALAPARTHY

9 13B81A0543 CHIRAG ANAND

10 13B81A0277 ROHIT NEGI

11 13B81A0271 RAMGOPAL TEJA

12 13B81A04G3 SAI KRISHNA

13 13B81A05C7 RANJITH KUMAR PALADUGU

14 13B81A0432 CHANDRA SHEKAR

S.No Roll No Name

1 12B81A0504 ABHISHEK R HIWRALE

2 12B81A0502 KANDI ABHINAY

3 12B81A0533 DANEIL VIVEK

4 12B81A0512 AKSHAY RK

5 12B81A0552 SHAIK JAMRUDDIN

6 12B81A0293 SURYA TEJA

7 12B81A1022 PANKAJ RAVI TEJA

8 12B81A1052 VASUDEV

9 12B81A1235 MANISH W

10 12B81A0103 MOHIT

11 12B81A12A4 VENKATESH

12 12B81A0131 R KASU RAHUL

13 12B81A0350 THARUN

14 12B81A0521 ASHISH B

S.No Roll No Name

1 12B81A05E5 SNEHA REDDY D

2 12B81A05G7 KONIDENA UHA SRI

3 12B81A05E6 R SONY

4 12B81A1002 D AISHWARYA

5 12B81A1016 G J JYOTHIRMAI

6 12B81A1012 CHITTRIETA

7 12B81A1057 YASHASWINI KAMALA

8 12B81A5G6 TRIVENI

45The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. - Mark Twain

BASKET BALL

WINNERS

3rd Year Basket ball Team]

RUNNERS

2nd Year Basket ball Team

S.No Roll No Name

1 13B81A0507 A AJAY KUMAR REDDY

2 13B81A0277 ROHIT NEGI

3 13B81A04A8 S PRASHANTH

4 13B81A0402 ABHINAV TARIMELA

5 13B81A0432 B CHANDRA SHEKAR

6 13B81A04M7 A UTTEJ

7 13B81A04N2 P VASIM AKRAM

8 13B81A04M3 A TARUN KUMAR

9 13B81A0373 M SAI KIRAN REDDY

TABLE TENNIS (BOYS) SINGLES

S.No Roll No Name of the Student YEAR PRIZE

1 12B81A12A4 A VENKATESH IT III YR 1st Prize

2 11B81A12A2 A SUVEER IT IV YR 2nd Prize

3 12B81A0420 K ARJUN KUMAR ECE III YR 3rd Prize

S.No Roll No Name

1 12B81A0131 K RAHUL REDDY

2 12B81A0532 CHAKRADHAR NALLAN

CHAKRAVARTHULA

3 12B81A0230 S JAYA BHARATH

4 12B81A0533 B DANIEL VIVEK

5 12B81A05C5 SIDDHARTH

6 12B81A0236 Y KRISHNA CHAITANYA

7 12B81A0277 TANMAI

8 12B81A0411 AKHILESH

9 12B81A0503 ABHISHEK

TABLE TENNIS (BOYS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A12A2 A SUVEER IT IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A1294 C SRINADH REDDY IT IV YR

2 12B81A12A4 A VENKATESH IT III YR 2nd Prize

12B81A12A6 R VIKYATH

3 12B81A0470 S MD. ARSHAD ECE III YR 3rd Prize

12B81A0462 T KOUSHIK ECE III YR

TABLE TENNIS (GIRLS) SINGLES


1 13B81A05P8 J VYSHNAVI CSE II YR 1st Prize

2 11B81A12A9 B VASANTHI IT IV YR 2nd Prize

3 14B81A0485 Y MANJU DEEPIKA ECE I YR 3rd Prize

464646The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate,to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

TABLE TENNIS (GIRLS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A12B4 A VENNALA IT IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A12A9 B VASANTHI IT IV YR

2 13B81A05P8 J VYSHNAVI CSE II YR 2nd Prize

13B81A05M8 B VANAJA CSE II YR

3 12B81A1221 D HARI PRIYA IT III YR 3rd Prize

12B81A1257 CH PRAVALLIKA IT III YR

CARROMS(GIRLS) SINGLES


1 13B81A0429 D BHAVISHYA ECE II YR 1st Prize

2 14B81A05U9 V VINATHI CSE I YR 2nd Prize

3 11B81A0239 J MANISHA EEE IV YR 3rd Prize

CARROMS(BOYS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A0249 M PRANAB ENOSH EEE IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A02C0 R SHARATH CHANDRA EEE IV YR

2 13B81A0383 B SANDEEP CIVIL II YR 2nd Prize

13B81A0389 K SHIVA KRISHNA CIVIL II YR

3 13B81A0491 R NARESH ECE II YR 3rd Prize

13B81A0498 P NIKHIL KUMAR ECE II YR

CARROMS(BOYS) SINGLES


1 12B81A1215 CHATRAPATHI SHIVA KUMAR IT III YR 1st Prize

2 11B81A0242 MUKESH VARMA EEE IV YR 2nd Prize

3 11B81A0231 KARTHIK EEE IV YR 3rd Prize

CARROMS(GIRLS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A0214 CH BHAVYA EEE IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A0254 T PREMALATHA EEE IV YR

2 14B81A0206 K AKHILA EEE I YR 2nd Prize

14B81A0215 P GREESHMA EEE I YR

3 13B81A0221 M DIVYA EEE II YR 3rd Prize

13B81A0240 M MADHURI EEE II YR

47Unity is strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.

- Mattie Stepanek

BADMINTON(BOYS) SINGLES


1 12B81A1217 K BHARGAV IT III YR 1st Prize

2 12B81A0560 V KRISHNA KANTH CSE III YR 2nd Prize

3 14B81A05C0 SRAVANTH PNV CSE I YR 3rd Prize

BADMINTON(BOYS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A1217 K BHARGHAV IT IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A1207 B ANIL KUMAR IT IV YR

2 13B81A04B4 S PRUDHVI ECE II YR 2nd Prize

13B81A04B3 V PRITHVI ECE II YR

3 12B81A0258 K PRAVEEN REDDY EEE III YR 3rd Prize

12B81A0247 K PARMESH KUMAR EEE III YR

BADMINTON(GIRLS) SINGLES


1 11B81A1231 Y.K. SAHITHI IT IV YR 1st Prize

2 12B81A1002 D AISHWARYA EIE IV YR 2nd Prize

3 12B81A0339 O SAJANA MECH IV YR 3rd Prize

BADMINTON(GIRLS) DOUBLES


1 11B81A1231 Y.K. SAHITHI IT IV YR 1st Prize

11B81A1248 PRASHANTHI IT IV YR

2 12B81A1002 D AISHWARYA EIE III YR 2nd Prize

12B81A1016 JYOTHIRMAI EIE III YR

3 12B81A1287 SRAVYA IT III YR 3rd Prize

12B81A1239 MEGHANA REDDY IT III YR

CHESS(BOYS)


1 12B81A1268 VARANASI SAI KRISHNA IT III YR 1st Prize

2 11B81A0225 K HARSHA EEE IV YR 2nd Prize

3 11B81A1217 K BHARGAV IT IV YR 3rd Prize

484848 An ounce of practice is generally worth more than a ton of theory. - Ernst F. Schumacher

CHESS(GIRLS)


1 14B81A0450 A HARI SREE ECE I YR 1st Prize

2 12B81A0556 KAVYA SREE CSE III YR 2nd Prize

3 12B81A0249 B POOJITHA EEE III YR 3rd Prize

PLACEMENT ROUND UP

The Training & Placement Cell put up an excellent performance byproviding a well planned and busy CRT program for the students ofthe 2016 batch, during the summer vacations. It brought highlyexperienced and qualified Trainers into the campus. The Cell alsoarranged/planned Campus Recruitments for the students of 2016Batch so as to get students placed with high packages and to enhancethe quality of the students passing out from CVRCE. Lab Launch by Mr. Omura

The Placement Cell played a vital role in establishing a Centre of Excellence of MITSUBISHI ELECTRICCOMPANY in the campus; the only College to have a lab of this kind in the entire states of Telangana & AP.

CAREERS 360 ranked CVR College of Engineering AAA+ among the top colleges in the entire state. What makesit even more special is that it was ranked alongside very old and established colleges in the city. The college hasmaintained its rating of AAA+ from last year.

Date Event

10th Jan. 2015 PathPartner AMCAT Test

12th Jan 2015 MAQ Written Test -2015 YOP(CSE & IT)

18th Jan 2015 LG Soft Online Test Pool Campus 2012,13 & 14 YOP

21st Jan 2015 Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt Ltd MOU

23rd Jan 2015 Contentera Written Test 2015 YOP(CSE & IT)

23rd Jan 2015 AMAZON Dev Interviews- 2015 YOP

24th Jan 2015 Unisys Pool Campus Drive -2015 YOP

19th Feb 2015 Commscope On Campus Drive CSE,IT,ECE - 2015 YOP

20th Feb 2015 TCS Off Campus Drive for 2015 YOP

23rd Feb 2015 Unisys Interviews-2014 & 2015 YOP

25th Feb 2015 Polaris Pool Campus Drive 2015 YOP

17th March 2015 TCS Workshop on “Technology Trends - Focus Areas for Students”

19th March 2015 Vrtual Labs Workshop JKC

Events Conducted by the Placement Department from January to June 2015

49If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. - African Proverb

Date Event

25th March 2015 Tech Mahindra Campus Connect Workshop

27th March 2015 Verizon Online Test (AMCAT) 2015 YOP

31st March 2015 National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) Online Test-2015 YOP

2nd April 2015 Verizon Interviews

7th April 2015 NPCI Interviews-2015 YOP

25th April 2015 AMCAT -2015 YOP

25th & 26th April 2015 HP Off Campus Drive 2014 & 2015

13th,14th and 15th May 2015 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INDIA

PRIVATE LIMITED Facutly Training Program

23rd May 2015 AMCAT Online Test - 2016 YOP

25th May 2015 Contentera Off Campus Drive 2015 YOP

6th June 2015 AMCAT Online Test - 2016 YOP

8th June 2015 HCL Off Campus Drive

NTT Data Selected List on 2nd Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP

S. No. Roll. No. NAME Branch Placed in

1 11B81A0269 MANGILIPALLI SAI PREETH EEE NTT Data

2 11B81A0490 BANDARU RAKESH ECE NTT Data

3 11B81A04C4 V SHIVA TEJA ECE NTT Data

4 11B81A04C7 A SINDHUJA ECE NTT Data

5 11B81A1035 KANDAKATLA . ROHIT KUMAR EIE NTT Data

6 13B88A1001 K SAI SREE HARSHA EIE NTT Data

7 11B81A0527 C KALYANI CSE NTT Data

8 11B81A0531 BAKKOLLA KOUSHIK CSE NTT Data

9 11B81A0564 BELDE RAVINDRA CSE NTT Data

10 11B81A1244 Y PRADEEP REDDY IT NTT Data

11 11B81A0312 AMUDALAPALLY S S GANESH Mech NTT Data

Nebulogic Selected List on 17th Dec 2014 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A04D6 SOUHASINI MADHUSHANKAR ECE Nebulogic

2 11B81A04D0 SMRUTI SAHOO ECE Nebulogic

3 11B81A0132 PULAKANDAM RAMA DEVI CIVIL Nebulogic

505050 Sometimes it is better to lose and do the right thing than to win and do the wrong thing. - Tony Blair]

Global Edge Selected List on 9th Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0259 BONAGIRI RAJESH EEE GlobalEdge

2 11B81A0285 MOHAMMAD SOHAIL EEE GlobalEdge

3 11B81A04B1 SINGA SAIKESH ECE GlobalEdge

4 11B81A04D5 VELUPALLY SOMESH GUPTA ECE GlobalEdge

5 11B81A04F9 NALABOLU SWETHA ECE GlobalEdge

6 11B81A04G8 ALLAM VENKAT REDDY ECE GlobalEdge

7 11B81A0599 DOMALA SRAVAN KUMAR CSE GlobalEdge

HCL Selected List on 19th Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A04A1 NARAKATLA ROJA ECE HCL

Amazon Dev Selected List on 23rd Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0520 AMBATI GIRIDHAR RAVIKUMAR CSE Amazon Dev

2 11B81A05A3 Popuri SRIJA CSE Amazon Dev

3 11B81A1220 VELIGETI HAREESH IT Amazon Dev

4 11B81A05A6 YELLANKI SUMANA CSE Amazon Dev

5 11B81A0586 B SATHVIK CSE Amazon Dev

Cyient Selected List 28th Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP

Contenterra Selected List on 5th Feb 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A05A7 MEESALA SUMANTH KUMAR CSE Contenterra


1 11B81A0326 NAMPALLY RAJATH GUPTA Mech Cyient

2 11B81A0342 MUNIRAI SHARATH CHANDRA Mech Cyient

3 11B81A0350 S SRESHTA Mech Cyient

4 11B81A0418 KUNCHALA ASHOK ECE Cyient

5 11B81A0479 BHARATHA PRASHANTH ECE Cyient

6 11B81A0545 NAGMA MERAJ CSE Cyient

7 11B81A0556 E PRAVALIKA CSE Cyient

8 11B81A0594 G SHRAVANI CSE Cyient

9 11B81A0597 K SINDHU CSE Cyient

51Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going. - Jim Ryun

Kony Labs Selected List - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A1220 VELIGETI HAREESH IT Kony Labs

MAQ Software Selected List on 12th Jan 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0517 KONDA DHIKSHIT CSE MAQ Software

CSC Selected List on 4th Feb 2015 - 2015 YOP

S. No. Roll.No. NAME Branch Placed in

1 11B81A02B7 P YASHWANTH KUMAR EEE CSC

2 11B81A0466 T NIHARIKA ECE CSC

3 11B81A0494 THATIKONDA RAMYA KRISHNA ECE CSC

4 11B81A1018 JAYASHREE SAHU EIE CSC

5 11B81A1019 THAKUR . KAJAL EIE CSC

6 11B81A1046 YELESWARAPU . SRIYA EIE CSC

7 11B81A0536 CHOWLA MANEESH CSE CSC

8 11B81A0541 POTTABATHINI MONIKA CSE CSC

9 11B81A0544 R NAGA LAXMI SRAVYA CSE CSC

10 11B81A0548 PASHAM NEETHA REDDY CSE CSC

11 11B81A0556 E PRAVALIKA CSE CSC

12 11B81A0597 K SINDHU CSE CSC

13 11B81A0599 DOMALA SRAVAN KUMAR CSE CSC

14 11B81A1246 KOTHA PRANAVI IT CSC

15 11B81A0221 P DURGA KAMESWARY EEE CSC

16 11B81A0285 MOHAMMAD SOHAIL EEE CSC

17 11B81A0546 BODDU NAVANEETH YADHAV CSE CSC

Polaris Selected List on 25th Feb 2015 - 2015 YOP

S. No. Roll.No. NAME Branch Placed in

1 11B81A0424 VALABOJU BHAVANA ECE Polaris

2 11B81A0460 KALLEM MONICA REDDY ECE Polaris

3 11B81A0488 UKKUTURI RAJA SHEKAR ECE Polaris

4 11B81A04A5 MAYALURI SAI MANASA ECE Polaris

5 11B81A04A6 G SAI PRANEETH ECE Polaris

6 11B81A04C4 V SHIVA TEJA ECE Polaris

7 11B81A04E7 NARRA SRUTHI ECE Polaris

8 11B81A04G9 NITTU VENKATESH ECE Polaris

9 11B81A0554 K POOJITHA CSE Polaris

525252 A generous heart, kind speech, and a life of service and compassion are the things which renew humanity. - Buddha

Amazon Selected List 2nd & 3rd Dec 2014 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0218 CHINNAPAKA CHANDRAHASA EEE Amazon Customer Service

2 11B81A0282 SHAIK SHIFA TARANUM EEE Amazon TRMS

3 11B81A02B9 SARIN VED EEE Amazon TRMS

4 11B81A0417 BACHUWAR ASHISHKUMAR ECE Amazon Customer Service

5 11B81A0504 D AKHIL CSE Amazon TRMS

6 11B81A0575 YERRAM SAI RAKSHIT CSE Amazon TRMS

7 11B81A1204 AREDLA AKHILA REDDY IT Amazon Seller Support

Polycom Selected List 12th jan 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0597 K SINDHU CSE Polycom

2 11B81A1264 MADDI SAI KIRAN MAYEE IT Polycom

Intel Selected List - 2015 YOP


1 13B81D5704 PADURI ANUROOP REDDY M.Tech VLSI Intel

Verizon Selected List-2nd April 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0511 DASAGRANDHI BRAMHINI CSE Verizon

2 11B81A04C4 V SHIVA TEJA ECE Verizon

3 11B81A04F4 MARGAPURI SUMA ECE Verizon

NPCI Selected List-8th April 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0502 MOHAMMAD AFROZ CSE NPCI

2 11B81A0577 G SAI SURAJ CSE NPCI

3 11B81A0579 KOTHURI SAIVINEETH CSE NPCI

4 11B81A0583 NOMULA SANTHOSHKUMAR CSE NPCI

5 11B81A05A5 KOMMU SUDHA RANI CSE NPCI

6 13B81D5809 LELLA MUNESH REDDY M.Tech CSE NPCI

CommScope Selected List-20th March 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0485 B PRUTHVI RAJ ECE CommScope

53

Find joy in everything you choose to do. Every job, relationship, home...it’s your responsibility to love it, or change it. - Chuck Palahniuk

CommScope Selected List-25th April 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A1045 N . SIRI CHANDANA EIE HP

AM Signalling Selected List-17th April 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0410 B ANNE ANGELINA ECE AM Signalling

2 11B81A0444 JAYANTHI SUNADAMALA ECE AM Signalling

3 11B81A0296 CHITYALA SRUTHI EEE AM Signalling

4 11B81A04E3 A SRINIVAS ECE AM Signalling

Unisys Selected List- 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0548 PASHAM NEETHA REDDY CSE Unisys

ADP Selected List-13th June 2015 - 2015 YOP


1 11B81A1226 T KARTHIK IT ADP

2 11B81A0597 K SINDHU CSE ADP

Value Labs Selected List- 2015 YOP


1 11B81A0473 KESA PHANI RAJU ECE Value Labs

545454

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched -they must be felt with the heart. - Helen Keller

55No one has ever become poor by giving. Anne Frank

565656 Go into the world and do well. But more importantly, go into the world and do good. Minor Myers Jr.

Documents

22 - CVR College of Engineeringcvr.ac.in/home4/newsletters/newsletter-Jan_June2015.pdf · Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. -