IUCEE Presentation

7/28/2019 IUCEE Presentation

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The Global Need

However, rapid expansion of engineering educational institutionsin India in recent years (from ~ 50,000 engineering seats per year

in 1990 to > 600,000 today ) has created serious problems of

maintaining quality engineering education and research to sustain

and fuel economic growth in India itself.

Partnership between worlds largestdemocracy (India) and worlds most advanced

democracy (US) has amazing potential

World needs good engineering talent to

find solutions to global challenges facing

humanity such as energy, environment,

health and socio-economic well being

US National Academy of

Engineering

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NPhase I:Faculty Leadership Institutes

2008-09

Phase II:Co-Guide PhD Program

2009-10

Improve the Quality and Global

Relevance of Engineering

Education in India and US

The ResponseIUCEEIndo US Collaboration for Engineering Education

IUCEE was conceptualized byover 150 leaders of engineering

education and businesses from

US and India in 2007

US and other countries willbenefit from the higher qualitytalent available globally fromimproved capacity of Indian

engineering research andeducation


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IUCEE Mentors

Process is under way already, over the last 3

year, with more than $ 1,600,000

(Rs. 8,00,00,000) private funding

Two philanthropic families both of Indian origin,

one from US and the other from India, helpedlaunch the program successfully

Jaishree and

Desh Deshpande

Sudha and

Narayana

Murthy

Infosys Technologies,

provided in-kind

support courtesy CEO

Kris Gopalakrishnan
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IUCEE Process

Facilitate the TrainerIUCEE-India

Annual Indo USEngineering Faculty

Leadership Institute

in India(FLI)

UG Subjects

All Disciplines

US Faculty Expertsone-week workshops

in India Indian FacultyTrainers

Training KitsRegionalCenters

Regional

Workshops(RLI)

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IUCEE-US


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IUCEE 2008 FLIFaculty Leadership Institute in India

MayJuly

UG Subjects(Majority CpSE)

Effective Teaching

Technology Tools

Leadership

20 US Faculty Experts

4 Industry Experts23 one-week workshops

in India

580

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2008 FLI and 2009 FLI were both conducted at the

Infosys Technologies Global Education Center

36 professors from US and 10 industry

experts have given 46 workshops to about

585 and 580 faculty members respectively

in 2008 FLI and 2009 FLI

2008 FLI

2009 FLI

Annual Faculty Leadership Institutes (FLI)
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JuneJuly

UG Subjects(Majority CpSE)

Effective Teaching

Technology Tools

Leadership



in India

600

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15

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100

Colleges

Year 2


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15 IUCEE Regional Centers have been setup all over India to coordinate the follow up

IUCEE Regional Centers established

Follow up

During 2008-2009, Indian faculty participants from2008 FLI, conducted roughly 100 regional

workshops directly impacting more than 3000 otherfaculty and 30,000 students

Significant positive outcomes have been

demonstrated with over 200 colleges all

over India; Extensive follow up within

colleges and regions as well as

documented outcomes assessment isbeing continuously emphasized as

measures of success; Regional leaders

are continuously mentored

Amazing results of radical curriculum revisions resultingfrom teams of participants at the 2008 FLI have been

documentedFor example, at BVB College of Engineeringin Karnataka, all the college faculty has become immersedin transforming the culture of engineering education with

dramatic improvements in student motivation andachievements


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The Second Pillar

IUCEE Co-Guide PhD ProgramFaculty of Engineering Colleges in IndiaTarget Audience

PhD Granted by Indian Institution e.g. IIT, NIT(as per their guidelines)

Requirements

(to ensure depth ofknowledge and high

quality of research)one trip per year by candidate to US institution of Co-Guide one trip per year by US Co-Guide to Indian institution selected courses on-line or blended significant teaching load reduction for candidate at home

institution 2 refereed papers and 2 proceedings papers for dissertation

All travel, boarding and lodging costs for candidate and

co-guide to be borne by home institution of the candidate(or by government schemes where available)


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JuneJuly

UG & G Subjects

(Majority CpSE)

Effective Teaching

Technology Tools

Leadership



in India

~1100

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E-Learning

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Anticipated

Course content

on UCEE

web-portal

Year 3


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IUCEE College Consortium(22 Institutions as of May 2010)

NAME of INSTITUTION CITY STATE

Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women Bhimavaram Andhra PradeshSri Venkateswara College of Engineering and Technology Chittoor Andhra Pradesh

Vignan University Guntur Andhra Pradesh

CVR College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

Vardhaman College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

Vasavi College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

Jawaharlal Nehru Technical University Kakinada Kakinada Andhra Pradesh

Madanpalle Institute of Technology & Science Madanapalle Andhra Pradesh

Lakireddy Bali Reddy College of Engineering Mylavaram Andhra Pradesh

Chadalawada Ramanamma Engineering College Tirupati Andhra Pradesh

Koneru Lakshmaiah University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

Chitkara Institute of Engineering and Technology Chandigarh Chandigarh

Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology Surat Gujarat

Ansal Institute of Technology Gurgaon Haryana

RV College of Engineering Bangalore Karnataka

B.V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering and Technology Hubli Karnataka

National Institute of Technology Surathkal Mangalore Karnataka

Rajarambapu Institute of Technology Islampur Maharashtra

Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology Pune MaharashtraKIIT University Bhubaneshwar Orissa

Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai Tamil Nadu

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Noida Uttar Pradesh


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US Expert Faculty Team 2010 FLI(28 selected from over 200 US faculty who showed interest)

EXPERT FACULTY INSTITUTION SUBJECT

Ajay Kshemkalyani University of Illinois Chicago Distributed Computing

Ramakrishna Janaswamy University of Massachusetts Amherst Radiowave Propagation

Vijay Vittal Arizona State University Power Systems Analysis & Control

Sajal Das University of Texas at Arlington Mobile Computing

S.S. Iyengar Louisiana State University Distributed Sensor Networks

Rao Singiresu University of Miami Finite Element Methods

William McKeeman Dartmouth College Compiler Design using Matlab

Rajiv Ramnath Ohio State University Software Engineering

Prashant Shenoy University of Massachusetts Amherst Distributed Operating Systems

Sidney Burrus Rice University Advanced Signal Processing

Rao Vemuri University of California Davis Neural Networks

T. Agami Reddy Arizona State University Sustainable Energy

Gaurav Sharma University of Rochester Image Processing

Mark Yoder Rose Hulman University DSP using Labview

Srinivas Palanki University of South Alabama Chemical and Biochemical Process Control

Ramesh Agarwal Washington University St Louis Computational Fluid Dynamics

Pradip Srimani Clemson University Parallel Algorithms

Raj Jain Washington University St Louis Computer Systems Performance Analysis

S. Lakshmivarahan University of Oklahama Data Mining

Neeraj Buch Michigan State University Effective Teaching of Engineering

Upamanyu Madhow University of California Santa Barbara Digital CommunicationsPramode Verma University of Oklahama Cryptography and Network Security

Sanjeev Khanna University of Missouri Materials and Nanotechnology

Anish Arora Ohio State University Wireless Sensor Networks

Amit Lal Cornell University Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems

Devdas Shetty University of Hartford Mechatronics and Product Design

Prasant Mohapatra University of California Davis Computer Networks

Santosh Pande Georgia Tech University Embedded Systems
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2010 FLI Schedule(41 workshops in 25 locations all over India)

# DATES (2010) SUBJECT EXPERT FACULTY INSTITUTION OF EXPERT FACULTY HOST COLLEGE IN INDIA CITY STATE

C01 June 21 to 25 Distributed Computing Ajay Kshemkalyani University of Illinois Chicago CVR College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

C02 June 21 to 25 Radiowave Propagation Ramakrishna Janaswamy Univ of Massachusetts Amherst Koneru Lakshmaiah University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C03 June 21 to 25 Power Systems Analysis & Control Vijay Vittal Arizona State University BVB College of Engineering Hubli KarnatakaC04 June 21 to 25 Mobile Computing Sajal Das University of Texas at Arlington Vishwakarma Inst of Information Technology Pune Maharashtra

C05 June 21 to 23 Teaching Engineering using Labview Dhanabal Solaikutty National Instruments LBR College of Engineering Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C06 June 21 to 23 Teaching Engineering using Matlab and Simulink Sunil Motwani Mathworks Vasavi College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

C38 June 21 to 24 Teaching Engineering using AutoCAD George Abraham Autodesk Chitkara Inst of Engineering and Tech Chandigarh Chandigarh

C07 June 28 to July 2 Distributed Sensor Networks S.S. Iyengar Louisiana State University Sri Venkateswara College of Engg & Tech Chittoor Andhra Pradesh

C08 June 28 to July 2 Finite Element Methods Rao Singiresu University of Miami Vignan University Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

C09 June 28 to July 2 Compiler Design using Matlab Bill McKeeman Dartmouth College Chitkara Inst of Engineering and Tech Chandigarh Chandigarh

C10 June 28 to July 2 Software Engineering Rajiv Ramnath Ohio State University Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai Tamil Nadu

C11 June 28 to July 2 Distributed Operating Syste ms Prashant Shenoy UniV of Massachusetts Amherst Jaypee Inst itute of Information Technology Noida Ut tar Pradesh

C12 une 28 to June 3 Teaching Engineering using Labview Dhanabal Solaikutty National Instruments RV College of Engineering Bangalore Karnataka

C13 une 28 to June 3 Teaching Engineering using Matlab and Simulink Sunil Motwani Mathworks Vishwakarma Inst of Technology Pune Maharashtra

C39 June 28 to July 1 Teaching Engineering using AutoCAD George Abraham Autodesk Vishwakarma Inst of Information Technology Pune Maharashtra

C14 July 5 to 9 Advanced Signal Processing Sidney Burrus Rice University Koneru Lakshmaiah University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C15 July 5 to 9 Neural Networks Rao Vemuri University of California Davis Koneru Lakshmaiah University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C16 July 5 to 9 Sustainable Energy T. Agami Reddy Arizona State University LBR College of Engineering Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C17 July 5 to 9 Image Processing Gaurav Sharma University of Rochester Madanapalle Inst of Tech and Science Madanapalle Andhra Pradesh

C18 July 5 t o 9 DSP using Labview Mark Yoder Rose Hulman University Shri Vishnu Engg College for Women Bhimavaram Andhra Pradesh

C19 July 5 to 9 Chemical and Biochemical Process Control Srinivas Palanki University of South Alabama Vignan University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C20 July 5 to 9 Computational Fluid Dynamics Ramesh Agarwal Washington University St Louis SV National Institute of Technology Surat Gujarat

C21 July 5 to 9 Parallel Algorithms Pradip Srimani Clemson University National Institute of Technology Surathkal Karnataka

C22 July 5 t o 9 Computer Syst ems Performance Analysis Raj Jain Washington Unive rsity St Louis Jaypee Inst of Enginee ring and Technology Guna Madhya Pradesh

C23 July 5 to 7 Teaching Engineering using Labview Dhanabal Solaikutty National Instruments Chitkara Inst of Engineering and Tech Chandigarh Chandigarh

C24 July 5 to 7 Teaching Engineering using Matlab and Simulink Sunil Motwani Mathworks Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai Tamil Nadu

C40 July 5 to 8 Teaching Engineering using AutoCAD George Abraham Autodesk KIIT University Bhubaneshwar Orissa

C25 July 12 to 16 Data Mining S. D5Lakshmivarahan University of Oklahama Chadalawada Ramanamma Engg College Tirupati Andhra Pradesh

C26 July 12 to 16 Effective Teaching of Engineering Neeraj Buch Michigan State University Jawaharlal Nehru Tech Univ Kakinada Kakinada Andhra Pradesh

C27 July 12 to 16 Digital Communications Upamanyu Madhow Univ of California Santa Barbara Vasavi College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

C28 July 12 to 16 Cryptography and Network Security Pramode Verma University of Oklahama Vignan University Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh

C29 July 12 to 16 Materials and Nanotechnology Sanjeev Khanna University of Missouri SV National Institute of Technology Surat Gujarat

C30 July 12 to 16 Wireless Sensor Networks Anish Arora Ohio State University Ansal Institute of Technology Gurgaon Haryana

C31 July 12 to 16 Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems Amit Lal Cornell University RV College of Engineering Bangalore Karnataka

C32 July 12 to 16 Mechatronics and Product Design Devdas Shetty University of Hartford Rajarambapu Institute of Technology Islampur Maharashtra

C33 July 12 to 16 Computer Networks Prasant Mohapatra University of California Davis KIIT University Bhubaneshwar Orissa

C34 July 12 to 16 Embedded Systems Santosh Pande Georgia Tech University Vardhaman College of Engineering Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh

C35 July 12 to 14 Teaching Engineering using Labview Dhanabal Solaikutty National Instruments Vishwakarma Inst of Technology Pune Maharashtra

C36 July 12 to 14 Teaching Engineering using Matlab and Simulink Sunil Motwani Mat hworks Jaypee Univ of Information Technology Waknaghat Himachal Pradesh

C37 July 15. Digital and RF Measurements V.V. Pathy Agilent Technologies Not Decided

C41 July 12 to 15 Teaching Engineering using AutoCAD George Abraham Autodesk Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai Tamil Nadu
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