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1 DEENBANDHU CHHOTU RAM UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MURTHAL ( Haryana) INDIA

2 Institute Progress Report under sub-component 1.2 (Scaling-up Postgraduate Education & Demand Driven R & D & I) TEQIP phase-ii

3 TEQIP Cell Nodal Officer (TEQIP): Dr. Raj Kumar (Prof. Mechanical Engineering) Coordinator (TEQIP): Dr. Suresh Verma (Prof. Mechanical Engineering) Co-coordinator: Dr. Manish Saini Office Supdt.: Sh. Anand Rana (shared with security office) Data Entry Officer: Sh. Kuldeep Kumar (shared with security office) Peon: Sh. Narender Programmer: Sh. Yogendar Sharma (shared with computer centre) Nodal Officers & Other Officers for the Project Nodal Officer (Procurement): Dr. Raj Kumar Nodal Officer (Academics): Dr. B. P. Malik, DAA (Ex-officio) Nodal Officer (Financial Aspects): Dr. Mahabir Dhankhar, CoF (Ex-officio) Nodal Officer (Civil Work): Sh. B. S. Sheokand, XEN (Ex-officio) Nodal Officer (QEEE): Mrs. Darshana Hooda, Head UCC (Ex-officio) Chairman (I-I-I Committee): Dr. Raj Kumar Chairman (Finishing School Committee): Dr. D. P. Tiwari 3

4 TEQIP PHASE-II Detailed Project Report (DPR) was submitted to NPIU (National Project Implementation Unit) through SPFU (State Project Facilitating Unit) under subcomponent 1.2 (Scaling-up of Post Graduate Education & Demand Driven Research & Development & Innovation) in August, Faculty of Engineering & Technology of University has been selected for a grant of Rs crores. Seven Engineering Department (BTE, CHE, CE, CSE, EE, ECE, ME) were allowed to participate in the project under Faculty of Engineering & Technology. The Executive Council of the University is allowed to act as BoG for the Faculty of Engineering & Technology for this project. The sanction of 1 st installment (amounting Rs crores) is received in March, However, the money was received in Dec, The sanction of 2 nd installment (amounting Rs crores) is received in March,

5 TEQIP PHASE-II S Activities N 1. Procurement of goods (equipment, furniture, books, LRs, software & minor items) and civil works for improvement in teaching, training & learning facilities 2. Provide Teaching & Research Assistantships for significantly increasing enrolment in existing and new Masters & Doctoral programmes in Engg. disciplines 3. Enhancement of R & D and institutional consultancy activities 5 Activities covered under various heads of the Project Head of Sub-Activity expenditure Procurement Assistantships R&D Expenditure on ICT enabled learning, related softwares & hardware. Expenditure on New laboratory for new PG programs Expenditure on New laboratory for existing PG programs Expenditure on Existing laboratories modernized/strengthened Expenditure on Library i.e. books, e-books, journals, e-journals course specific softwares Expenditure on membership of online journals & consortium Expenditure on digitally/virtually accessible courses/subjects Expenditure on Modernizing Classrooms Expenditure on Procurement of Equipments etc. for Institutes/ TEQIP unit. Expenditure on Civil Work Expenditure on Masters students enrolled with TEQIP teaching assistantship Expenditure on PhD Students enrolled with TEQIP research assistantship Expenditure incurred on Research projects taken by UG students Expenditure incurred on research publications in engineering in refered journals Expenditure on Organizing Conferences for R & D Topics Expenditure on Patenting of Research Products

6 TEQIP PHASE-II Activities covered under various heads of the Project (contd.) S N Activities Head of expenditure Sub-Activity 4. Faculty and staff FSD Expenditure on Faculty with B Tech enrolled for M Tech against total B Tech faculty development for Expenditure on Faculty with M Tech enrolled for PhD in engineering against total M improved competence Tech faculty Expenditure on faculty members attended training in subject domain 5. Enhanced interaction with Industry 6. Institutional Management Capacity enhancement 7. Implementation of Institutional academic reforms 8. Academic support for 6 weak students 9. Incremental operating cost I-I-I- Cells Capacity developme nt Reforms Student support IOC Expenditure on faculty members attended pedagogical training Expenditure on organizing in-house subject area training Programs/ Workshops/ seminars / conferences / continuing education programs. Expenditure on participation by faculty in Seminar/ Conferences/ workshop etc. Expenditure on staff development Expenditure on academic Programs i.e. MTech/PhD etc. with industry Expenditure on short term programs with industry Expenditure on academic networking with other institutions Expenditure incurred on Campus placements (UG & PG) Expenditure on UG Students attended industrial internship Expenditure on Sr. Officials & Sr. faculty attended management development training Expenditure on accreditation fee for NBA Expenditure incurred on Autonomous Institution status concurred by UGC Expenditure on Curricula revision/restructuring Expenditure on students transition from first year to second year of UG Programs (clearing all subjects /courses of 1st year in first attempt) Expenditure on operating cost

7 S.N. Head 1 Infrastructure improvements for teaching, training and learning through: (i) Establishment of new laboratories for new and existing PG programmes, faculty research, etc. INSTITUTIONAL BUDGET Table-34 (in Rs. Lacs) % of Total Project Project Life Allocati Project Financial year % (ii) Updation of learning resources 4% (iii) Procurement of furniture 4% (iv) Modernization and strengthening of libraries and increasing access to knowledge resources 5% (v) Refurbishment (Minor Civil Works) 4% Providing Teaching and Research Assistantships for 8% significantly increasing enrolment in existing and new Masters and Doctoral programmes in Engineering disciplines 3 Enhancement of R&D and institutional consultancy 25% activities 4 Faculty and Staff development for improved competence 10% based on TNA 5 Enhanced interaction with Industry 2% Institutional Management Capacity enhancement 3% Implementation of institutional reforms 2% Academic support for weak students 2% Incremental Operating Cost 10% TOTAL 100%

8 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS SN Particulars Status 1 Number of students registered in (a) BTech 1389 (b) MTech 379 (c) PhD in Engineering 91 2 Total number of female students (total of female students in semesters 1 st, 3 rd, 5 th, & 7 th ) Number of research publications in engineering in refereed journals (a) National journals (b) International journals 4 NBA accreditation status (a) Total courses eligible for accreditation (b) Courses (Nos.) NBA accredited (c) Courses (Nos.) applied-for NBA accreditation 6+7= (a) Total number of regular faculty in engineering disciplines 87 (b) Number of regular faculty with Masters in engineering disciplines 77 (c) Number of regular faculty with PhD in engineering disciplines 29 (d) Number of faculty members (having BTech) enrolled for MTech 0 (e) Number of faculty members (having MTech) enrolled for PhD 22 6 Number of faculty members attended training in subject domain (including conferences) 55 7 Number of faculty members attended pedagogical training for effective teaching 3 8 Number of officials attended management development training 3 9 No. of MTech students enrolled with TEQIP teaching assistantship No. of PhD students enrolled with TEQIP research assistantship

9 EXPENDITURE STATUS SN Activity Exp. in Rs. 1 Procurement of Goods (equipment, furniture, books LRs, software and minor items) and civil works for improvement in teaching, training and learning facilities 2 Providing Teaching and Research Assistantships for significantly increasing enrolment in existing and new Master s and Doctoral programmes in Engineering disciplines 3 Enhancement of R&D and Institutional consultancy activities Faculty and Staff development for improved competence Enhanced interaction with Industry Institutional Management Capacity enhancement Implementation of Institutional academic reforms Academic support for weak students Incremental Operating Cost 3.44 Total

10 PROCUREMENT STATUS Head of expenditure Sub-Activity Expenditure on ICT enabled learning, related softwares & hardware Expenditure on new Laboratory for new PG programs Expenditure on New laboratory for existing PG programs Expenditure on Existing laboratories modernized /Strengthened (computer & Projector Purchased) Expenditure on library i.e. books, e- books, journals. e- ournats course specific software Procurement Expenditure on membership of online journals & consortium Expenditure on digitally/virtually accessible courses/subjects Expenditure on Modernising Classrooms Expenditure on Procurement of Equipments etc. for Institutes/ TEQIP unit (furniture (Almirah) for TEQIP Unit) Cumulative Exp. upto Expenditure during Feb., Total Cumulative Committed Expenditure upto Expenditure upto Expenditure in Pipeline Expenditure on Civil Work Others. (Specify If Material) Total

11 FACULTY & STAFF DEVELOPMENT One National Conference has been organized on March, Short Term Training Programmes have been Organized (3 more are in pipeline). 5 Faculty Members have attended training at IIT Kanpur. 6 Faculty members have attended National Conference. 2 Faculty Members have undergone training from IIT, Delhi 3 Faculty members have attended Faculty Development Programme at other Institutes. 9 Officers have attended Training at IIM, Indore another 4 are in pipeline under Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement. 3 officers have attended training from NIFM on Financial Aspects under Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement. 5 Officers have attended training on NBA at ESCI, Hyderabad. Vice-Chancellor & 3 Faculty Members have visited Research Labs & Universities in Europe for R&D Interactions as part of Study & Networking Tour under Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement. 11

12 MOU MoU signed with Tampere University of Technology, Finland for R & D interactions and mutual exchange programmes. MoU signed with Hoshschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Science, Germany for R & D interactions and mutual exchange programmes. MoU signed with Daeduk University, Republic of Korea for R & D interactions and mutual exchange programmes. Dialog is on with University of Jyvaskyla (Finland), University of Helsinki (Finland) & Bruno Kessler Foundation, Italy. MoU signed with NPTI for Training of students and R & D interactions. MoU signed Advanced Technology for Summer Training & Industrial Exposure. MoU signed with Co-cubes for Campus Placements. MoU signed with 1 st Naukri.com for Campus Placements. LoI for signing MoU with IIT, Kanpur (TEQIP Knowledge Incubation Centre) is signed. The modality with regards to the MoU are under consideration before the Statutory Bodies of the University. 12

13 Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement SN Name of Officer/Faculty members Place Duration of Training 1 Dr. S.K Gupta, Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering IIM Indore to Dr. Pawan Dahiya, Coordinator (TEQIP) to Dr. V.S Ahlawat, Training & Placement Officer to Dr. D.K Jain, Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering to Dr. Anil Khurana, Associate Prof. Dept. of Management Studies & Sh. Manish Jain Associate Professor, Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering 6 Dr. Manoj Duhan, Prof., Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering & Dr. J.S. Rana, Prof., Dept. of Biotechnology to to Dr. B.P Singh, Dean Academic Affairs & Prof. J.S. Saini, Dean (Colleges) to Dr. Mahender Singh Narwal, Associate Prof., Dept. of Mechanical Engineering to Dr. R. Singh, Chairman, ME & Dean (FET), Dr. Amit Garg, Chairman, ECE IIM Raipur to

14 Activities covered under various heads of the project 14

15 Implementation of Institutional Academic Reforms Expenditure on accreditation fee for NBA and expenditure incurred on curricula revision/ restructuring = Rs /- B.Tech. & M.Tech. syllabi were revised w.e.f. the session

16 Implementation of Institutional Academic Reforms 16

17 Assistantship Academic Year Expenditure on Master students enrolled with TEQIP assistantship= Rs. 23,22819/- Expenditure on Ph.D. students enrolled with TEQIP research assistantship = Rs.16,65000/- Total = Rs.39,87819/- Academic Year Expenditure on Master students enrolled with TEQIP assistantship= Rs. 26,64000/- Expenditure on Ph.D. students enrolled with TEQIP research assistantship = Rs.18,0000/- Total = Rs.28,44000/- 17

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19 Procurement during Supply order of the following equipments has been ordered on

20 Procurement during

21 Faculty Development Programmes Organized S. Name of Title Date Vide office No. Department order 1. Electronics & One week workshop on power of MAT LAB Software to 586, Communication Engineering Electrical One week workshop on Computational Intelligence & to 682, Engineering Signal Processing Computer One week short term course on SOFT COMPUTING to 690, Science & Engineering 4. Mechanical One week Faculty Development Programme on to 715, Engineering Computational Techniques and Research Methodology Computer Science One week Continuing Education Programme cum Faculty & Development Programme on Recent Innovations in to , Engineering Infrastructure Less Networks Technologies (RIINT) 6. Civil Engineering One week Short Term Course on Disaster Management and Mitigation (Civil Engineering perspective with Sustainable Development Approach) to , Mechanical Engineering One week short term course for Faculty Development on Advanced Energy & Thermal System to , Electrical Engineering One week workshop on Smart Grid Technology and Application to ,

22 Faculty Development Programmes Organized 9 Civil Engineering One day workshop on Road Safety Week , Electronics & One week short term Training programme on All to 104, Communication Engineering Optical Networks & Switching Chemical Engineering One week short term course on Recent Advances in to 105, Energy Sources and Environment Protection Computer Science & Engineering One week national Workshop on REALISING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS USING SIMULATORS AND TESTBED to Electrical Engineering One week workshop on INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS to Electronics & One week specialized STP on Image Processing to Communication Engineering 15. Electronics & Communication Engineering Two days National Conference on Advances in Electronics and Communication Technologies 16. Civil Engineering One week programme on Training of STAAD Pro. & E Tab to to , , , , ,

23 Foreign International Conference Attended SN Name and Deptt. of Faculty Member Details of conference Duration 1 Dr. S. K. Gupta Deptt. of Elect. Engg. 2 Dr. Surender Dahiya Deptt. of Elect. Engg. 3 Dr. Manoj Duhan Deptt. of Elect. & Comm. Engg. 4 Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya Deptt. of Elect. & Comm. Engg. 5 Mrs. Suman Deptt. of Computer Sc. & Engg. 6 Mrs. Suman Deswal Deptt. of Computer Sc. & Engg. 7 Sh. Anil Narwal Deptt. of Mechanical Engg. ICEET-14 organised by World Academy of Science, Engineering & Technology at Windsor, Guanabara Avenida Residente Vargas 392 Centro CEP 220/ Rio de Janerio, Brazil ICEEE-14 under World Congress on Engg at South Kensington Campus, Imperial College London, London U.K. International Conference on Wireless Networks at Las Vegas Nevada, USA administered by UCMSS (Universal Conference Management System & Support), San Diego California USA International Conference on Bond Graph Modeling 2014 (ICBGM 2014) at Monterey California, USA (Program Chair Prof. Dean Karnopp, Deptt. of Mechanical Engineering, University of California Davis 1 Shield Ave Davis CA USA) th Feb., th July, th July, th July,

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MUZAFFARPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MUZAFFARPUR Muzaffarpur Bihar (Est. 1954)

MUZAFFARPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MUZAFFARPUR Muzaffarpur Bihar-842003 (Est. 1954) (Under the Department of Science & Technology, Bihar) Third meeting of the Board of Governors under TEQIP-III Date-