B-Tech

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• B.Tech. (Computer Science Engineering)

  Academic Programs+

  B.Tech. (Computer Science Engineering) – Course Details
  OverviewB.Tech Computer Science Engineering program at IEC-CET. The program will teach you the fundamentals of computer and programming concepts along with the advanced skills required to become a successful software professional. In addition, you will also learn about several other Subjects like networking, Operating system database, Web Technology etc.

  Total Intake in B.Tech (CS)-240
  Semester wise Subjects

  Semester III Practical (Lab)
  Data Structure Using C Data Structure Lab
  Discrete Maths Digital Logic Design Lab
  Mathematics-III Numerical Techniques Lab
  Digital Logic Design
  ITIM
  Industrial Sociology

  Semester IV Practical (Lab)
  Database Management System DBMS Lab
  Computer Organization CO Lab
  Theory of Automata and Formal Languages MP Lab
  SCIENCE Based Open Elective
  Introduction to Microprocessor
  Industrial Psychology

  Semester V Practical (Lab)
  Engineering & Managerial Economics Operating System Lab
  Operating System Algorithms Lab
  Design and Analysis of Algorithms Object Oriented Techniques Lab
  Object Oriented Techniques Computer Graphics Lab
  Computer Graphics
  Graph Theory
  Semester VI Practical (Lab)
  Industrial Management Computer Networks Lab
  Computer Networks Web Technology based
  Software Engineering Software Engineering Lab
  Compiler Design Compiler Lab
  Web Technology Seminar Lab
  Information Security & Cyber Laws

  Semester VII Practical (Lab)

  Distributed Systems Distributed Systems Lab
  Digital Image Processing Digital Image Processing Lab
  Open Elective-I Project
  CS-Elective-I Industrial Training Viva-Voce
  CS-Elective-II

  Semester VIII Practical (Lab)
  Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Lab
  Open Elective-II Project
  CS-Elective-III
  CS-Elective-IV

  M.Tech (Computer Science Engineering) – Course Details
  Total Intake in M.Tech (CS)-36

  Semester wise Subjects

  Semester I Practical (Lab)

  Discrete Mathematics and Theory of Computation Algorithm
  Design Analysis and Algorithm Operating Systems
  Advanced Computer Architecture Programming Practices
  Operating Systems and Distributed Systems
  Programming Practices

  Semester II
  Elective-1
  Elective-2
  Elective-3
  Elective-4
  Semester III
  Elective-5
  Elective-6
  Semester IV

  Research+

  Publications1. Rajnesh Singh, Amit Kumar, Vipin Rai & Rajiv Kumar “Analysis of TCP performance over Mobile Ad-hoc wireless Network” Proceedings of International Conference on IPMITE in SRIJAN’ 8 May 10.
  2. Shiv k Saxena and Pradeep Sharma, 2012, ―Implementation of LDAP (X.500) lite on Linux. Published paper in the national conference held in ABES engineering college, Ghaziabad (CCTS’12).
  3. Abhishek Chaudhary published “Wearable Computing” at IIMT (ETCSIT-2012).
  4. Abhishek Chaudhary published “Ethical Hacking Process” at LingayasUniversity,Faridabad(NCDMW-2012)
  5. Rajnesh Singh, Ashutosh Rai, Mahendra Sharma & Vipin Rai “ Challenging Issues in Wireless Technology” Proceeding of NCETICT-2011,10 & 11 Nov 2011
  6. Rajnesh Singh & Mahendra Sharma “Security Issues in Ad-hoc Networks”Proceeding of
  NCETICT-2011,10 & 11 Nov 2011
  7. Rajnesh Singh & Mahendra Sharma “ Analysis of Secure Routing Protocol for Wireless
  Ad-hoc Networks” Proceeding of NCETICT-2011,10 & 11 Nov 2011.
  13. Devendra Kumar, Amit Kumar & Rajnesh Singh “Job Shop Scheduling problem using
  OMC Oriented Genetic Algorithm” Proceedings of “ETCOSE-2010)” 27 & 28 March 2010
  14. Umanath Vishwakarma “MANET Routing Protocol over TCP ” Proceedings of New Generation IT Amity University Noida, 16-17 Nov 2012
  15.
  16. Umanath Vishwakarma “Performance Analysis of OLSR Routing Protocol in MANET ” Proceedings of ETEAT national conference VIET Dadri Greater Noida, 15-16 March 2013

  17. Anjali Singh “Web Mining” Proceedings of NCETM National Conference, Sunderdeep Ghaziabad 8 april 2011.

  Journals
  1. Rajnesh Singh, Vipin rai and Amit Kumar : Enhancement of Wired Equivalent privacy, International Journal of Information Technology & Knowledge Management Vol-IV, Number-I, Oct 2010.
  2. Shiv k Saxena, 2012, ―Analysis and Design of Mutation Testing Technique Using Java. Published in International Journal of Innovative Ideas and Research in Engineering and Technology, (IJIRET-2012).
  3. Shiv k Saxena and Pradeep Sharma, 2012, ―A Comparative Study of Directory Servers, Active Directory, LDAP & Other Directory Servers. Published in International Journal of Innovative Ideas and Research in Engineering and Technology, (IJIRET-2012).
  4. Anjali Singh “Content of Extraction to facilitate web ” Proceedings of IJECSE International Journal , 04 June 2012

  5. Anshu Kumar Dwivedi “ Keyword base search in RDBMS” VSRD Journal, 08 June 2012

  Alumni+

  S.No.	Name	Year	Company Name	Desnignatio	Department	Email
  1	Abhinav Katiyar	2004	Yahoo	Technology Lead	Yahoo Search Technology	grepabhinav@gmail.com
  2	Abhinav Katiyar	2004	Naukri.com	Tech Lead		grepabhinav@gmail.com
  3	Nishant Baranwal	2005	Office of Naveen Jindal, Member of Parliament ( Lok Sabha)	Director(Development & Policy Research)		nishantbaranwal@hotmail.com
  4	Mohd Anas Ansari	2005	Amdocs	Group Lead	Testing	friendlyanas@gmail.com
  5	Prabal Gupta	2005	Aristocrat Technologies India Pvt Ltd	Snr Software Engineer	Games Design & Development	prabal.gupta@gmail.com
  6	Sudhir Singh	2005	INFOSYS	Tech Lead		sudhir26@gmail.com
  7	Mala	2006	TCS(TATA Consultancy Services)	ATA cON		mala.er@gmail.com
  8	Abhishek Singh	2007	Bank Of America	Senior Software	FRiTT	abhishek_techno@hotmail.com
  9	Himanshu Arora	2007	Indian Oil	Officer		hems.arora@gmail.com
  10	Namrata Srivastava	2007	Bank Of America Continuum India	Senior Software Engineer	Data Warehousing & Mainframes	srivnamrata@yahoo.co.in
  11	Nitin Kapoor	2007	Buongiorno Hong Kong Ltd	Sr. Software Engineer	Technology	nitinkapoor_iec@yahoo.co.in
  12	Shashank Narayan	2007	MakeMyTrip	Sr. QA Enigneer	Technology Development	shashank.2319@gmail.com
  13	Vatsala Kakroo	2007	SAP India Pvt. Ltd	SAP CRM Consultant	CRM	vatsala.kakroo@gmail.com
  14	Abhishek Purwar	2008	Sapient Corproation	Associate Technology	Application Development	abhi_10002001@yahoo.co.in
  15	Ankit Nigam	2008	Sopra Group India	Engineer Testing		ankitnigam92@gmail.com
  16	Dhruv Lakhotia	2008	Ernst & Young	Associate Consultant	Advisory: IT Risk & Assurance	dhruvlakhotia@gmail.com, dhruvlakhotia@yahoo.com
  17	Richie Stephen	2008	Solar Energy Centre	Project Manager	Solar Photovoltaic	richie.stephen@gmail.com
  18	Somya Kumar	2008	Progressive Info-tech Pvt. Ltd	HR Manager	Human Resource	somyanatural@gmail.com
  19	Surendra Shrestha	2008	Infosys Limited	System Engineer	Banking and Capital Management	xurendra@gmail.com
  20	Sushant Srivastava	2008	Xicom Tenchnologies	Project Manager		xurendra@gmail.com
  21	Nidhi Saini	2008	Right Global Infosolutions	HR Manager	HR/DataResearch	nidhisaini84@yahoo.in

  About Department+

  The Mission of the Department is to create technically skilled manpower for IT industry and students for developing professional skills.This course is in considerable demand in view of the continuous demand in Computer Science and Engineering as well as software development opportunities in India and abroad. The Department has a large computer laboratory comprising of 500 plus computers and associated peripherals like printer and scanner etc. The latest operating system (UNIX/LINUX) and associated application packages (MSDN Academic Alliance, Oracle10g, MATLAB, MS Project, .net & e-scan NT Virus for 301 users etc.) are also provided. The various CSE labs are connected to the dedicated 11 MBPS Leased Line for high-speed Internet access. The Department has sufficient staff to meet the academic requirements.

  Message by HOD(CSE)+

  Welcome to Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Department of Computer Science & Engineering was established in 1999. The Department seeks to combine excellence in education with service to the industry. Department of CSE provides a quality learning environment, in terms of inspiring teachers, state-of-the-art facilities, and experience sharing and widening the knowledge horizon, interacting with experts from academics and industry, facilitating the student in the process of growth in the Software.
  Academic is always on our top most priority. Our motive is to produce high quality Computer Engineer professionals adaptable to the changing environment, with all-round Managerial capabilities, and commitment to the Society.
  Our goal is to provide students with a balance of intellectual and practical experiences that enable them to serve a variety of social needs. In our department students are nurtured to become best software professionals as Project Managers, System Analysts or Team leaders in Industry or become Entrepreneurs in their own innovative way. We are having hard-working students, a young and dynamic faculty whose expertise spans the range of disciplines in Information Technology stream and have a very healthy work-culture, are the basic elements that comprise the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, the hub of the institute’s academia.
  The Department imparts qualitative higher education, research and innovation in key areas of computer science with state of the art computing facilities to the students. Department of CSE offers a broad undergraduate and postgraduate curriculum, based on theoretical foundations of computer science and engineering, practical applications and designing and implementation of the products and software.

  Laboratories+

  Sr.No.	Name of Equipment	Configuration	Quantity
  1	Computer Systems	Intel Core i3 processor Intel DH61 WWB Motherboard DDR –III 2 GB RAM 500 GB HDD ATX Cabinet with SMPS 19” LED HP HP 120 Key Keyboard HP Optical Mouse with Scroll	500
  2	Printer	HP LaserJet 1020 plus Printer	15
  3	Uninterrupted Power Supply	TATA Liebert UPS 20 KVA Power Backup	15
  4	Air Conditioning System	LG	40
  5	Wireless Access Point	CISCO-lINKSYS	01
  6	D-Link Access Point	24 Port D-Link Access Point	20

  Student Co-Curricular/ Extra-Curricular Activities +

  Department of Computer Science focuses on extra-curricular as well as co-curricular activities like blood donation camp, rangoli competition, face painting competition, kite flying competition, tech fest (innovision 2013) held in 2013 simultaneously with academic session 2012-2013.
  During academic session Department of Computer Science focuses on co-curricular activities to learn their technical skills as well as to make their productive future. During all these competitions all the students participated well with full of courage and won many prizes in different activities. As they enhance their technical skill practically in such technical fest 2013. i.e. LAN Gaming, Debugging, Gold rush etc. and won many prizes. Under academic session different workshops has conducted which helps the students to compete with others and help them to express their knowledge skills

  Department Library +

  Besides the central library, the Department of CSE has its own departmental library that caters to the hungry minds of the faculty and students. The library serves a key role in the academic activity of the department by providing help to the faculty regarding their varied academic requirements.
  The library has a rich collection of Books and Reports, which prove very valuable to the faculty and act as a source of motivation to them. The books /reports can either be referred by or issued for a specified period of time to the faculty or students.
  Copy of the books related to the field of Computer Science, available in departmental library, has been kept for quick reference

  Department Seminar+

  There are various seminar conducted by Department of Computer Science & Engineering, the Faculty and Students took keen interest in such type of activities. Basically the seminar is on the recent Computer Technologies, this help The Faculty as well as Students to get aware of the recent Technology changes in the upcoming years.
  The seminar is conducted on the following topics
  1. Databases and Data Mining
  2. Distributed Systems
  3. Information Security and Assurance
  4. Networking and Operating Systems
  5. Programming Languages and Compilers
  6. Software Engineering
  7. Theory of Computing and Algorithms

   

• B.Tech. (Information Technology)

Academic Programs+

Research+

Alumni+

Welcome Message by HOD+

We at IEC College nurture talent and groom our students into competitive engineers who are ready to face any challenges of the real World.
We believe in sharing knowledge and equip our students with soft skills and behavior science. We also teach them to learn, give and share and make them virtuous responsible human beings who are morally strong and will being laurels to our Country.
In these times of enormous competition, we are committed to give our students an environment, where they would be able to develop thinking power and problem-solving skills. In addition to class room teaching, the students are guided and motivated to practically implement the principles learnt in classroom through experimentation in the laboratories which help them gain confidence and become skilled engineering professionals.
We provide opportunities to our students to participate in extracurricular activities at inter and intra institute level to improve their leadership and interpersonal skills while also increasing their self-confidence. Extracurricular involvement allows our students to link academic knowledge with practical experience, which leads to a better understanding of their own abilities, talents, and career goals.
The core of the department is formed around the students and faculty. Together, we can steer the department along a path of evolution. We look forward to more continuous support from the corporate world and together we shall strive to continuously contribute to our nation’s development and competitiveness. I am confident that pursuing your higher education at Department of Information Technology, would be a guarantee for a bright & successful career ahead.
I wish students of IT a great success in all their endeavors.
Prof. Archana Verma

About Us+

Laboratories+

Honors & Awards+

Books by Faculty+

Student Co-Curricular / Extra- Curricular Activities+

Conferences / Workshops & Seminar+

• B.Tech. (Electronics & Communication Engineering)

  Academic Programs+

  UG :- B.Tech (Electronics &Communication Engineering) Intake – 240
  PG:- M.Tech (Electronics &Communication Engineering) Intake – 18

  Research+

  SEMINAR/CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP:

  Sr No.	Title of Publication	Place Of Publication
  1.	“Inclusion of inductance in the equivalent circuit models for electronic ceramics,” Katare Rajesh K. Pandey L., Parkash O., and Kumar D.	VII AGM of Material Research Society of India Banglore.1-3 Feb. (1996)
  2.	Application of impedance spectroscopy in the study of electronic ceramic”, Katare Rajesh K.	DAE Solid State Physics Symposium, Kochi Kerala Dec.27-31,(1997)
  3.	“Computer Simulation & Modelling of Dielectric Properties of Electronic Ceramic Materials”, Rajesh K. Katare, L.Pandey O.P.Thakur,and C. Prakash	Published in Proceeding of NCCMS,Bombay,India July 27-29 (2000).
  4.	Influence of Manganase & Tungsten Substitution on Dielectric Behaviour of Modified lead Titanate ceramic National Seminar on ferroelectric and dielectric(NSFD-X),Rajesh K.Katare,L.Pandey,O.P.Thakur,and C. Prakash	Published in Proceeding of NSFD,Jammu 27-29,India Nov.1(2000)
  5.	Computer Simulation & Modelling of Dielectric Properties of the type AA’BB’O3 Ceramic using I.S. Rajesh K. Katare,L.Pandey, N.P.Singh and R.C.Chauhan	Punjab Science Congress SLIET,Punjab,India 2003

  PUBLICATION RECORD:

  Sr No.	Title of Publication	Place Of Publication
  1.	Equivalent circuit models for electronic ceramics”, Pandey L.,Parkash O., Katare Rajesh K. and Kumar D	Bull. Mat. Sci 18 536-576 India 1995. IMPACT FACTOR: 2
  2.	“Evidence of two ferroelectric PTCR components in valence compensated ceramic system Ba1-x Lax TixCoxO3” (x=.01), Pandey L., Katare Rajesh K., Parkash O., and Kumar D	Bull. Mat. Sci. 20 933-947 India 1997 IMPACT FACTOR: 2
  3.	On complex impedance analysis of electronic ceramics showing steeply rising Impedance pattern at low frequency “, Pandey L., Katare Rajesh K., Thakur O.P., Parkash O., and Kumar D	Indian Journal of Pure and applied Physics pp. 228-235. India. 199. IMPACT FACTOR: 1
  4.	A Novel approach based on impedance spectroscopy for measurement of magnetic permeability of ceramic.” Katare Rajesh K., Pandey L., Dwivedi R.K.,Parkash O.,and Kumar D	Indian Journal of Engineering & Material Sciences Vol 6, 34-42.1999 IMPACT FACTOR: 1
  5.	Equivalent circuit models of Ca1-x Yx TixCoxO3using impedance spectroscopy”, Rajesh K. Katare, L.Pandey, O.P.Thakur, O.Parkesh and D.Kumar, The Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics Data System	Modern Physics Letters B, Volume 17, Issue 08, pp. 339-346 (2003). IMPACT FACTOR: 0.512
  6.	Imedance Spectroscopic Study of Ca1-x Yx TixCoxO3 based humidity Sensor, Rajesh K. Katare, L.Pandey, O.P.Thakur, O.Parkesh an D.Kumar	International Journal of Modern Physics B, Vol. 19, No. 10 (2005) 1783-1791 IMPACT FACTOR: 0.558

  By Mr. Rajkumar Singh

  Publications :
  • “A Noval Identification System Using Fusion of Score of Iris as a Biometrices”, International Journal of Advancement in Electronics and Computer Engineering (IJAECE), pp. 77-81,2012
  • “Segmentation and Characterization of Brest Tumor in Memmograms”, 2010 International Conference on Advances in Recent Technologies in Communication and Computing. Pp .213-216, 2010

  Alumni+

  1. ANKIT KUMAR TCS
  2. ANITA DUBEY TCS
  3. RUCHI VAJPAI TCS
  4. ANURAG UPADHYAY HCL
  5. AJAY LOHIYA AMTECH AUTO
  6. AMIT KUMAR TATA COMMUNICATION
  7. NEERAJ RANA ERRICSON
  8. RASHMI PANDEY IBM
  9. SHEPHALI CISCO
  10. AVINASH SINGH SYNTEL LTD.
  11. ANURAG SRIVASTAVA SYNTEL LTD.
  12. HIMANSHU TRIPATHI SYNTEL LTD.
  13. MADHUR MAHESWARI SYNTEL LTD.
  14. MUDIT BAWEJA SYNTEL LTD.
  15. ARUN THAKUR SYNTEL LTD.

  Message from HOD+

  Prof. P.K. Raghuvanshi a graduate from MNIT Jaipur, M.Tech from IIT Kharagpur and PGDHRM from IMT Joined IAF in 1976 and took premature retirement in 2002 as Wing Commander. He was involved in staff duties at Air HQ (VB), CO of CSIU (RCPO) and R&D Project ‘NARAD’ , the first Defence Satellite project at DEAL (DRDO), Dheradun. He has got 37 years industry & teaching experience at DIT,COER,ICFAI,UIT,BIT and IEC.

  About Us+

  Programme Educational Objectives (PEO’S)
  1) To prepare students for successful career in various government and private sector companies, which includes both Indian and multinational companies.
  2) To provide students with a sound foundation of Mathematics, Science and Engineering concepts which are needed to solve engineering problems.
  3) To inculcate the abilities of data synthesis, data analysis and to improve the aptitude of the students, so that these abilities may be applied to solve real life problems.
  4) To develop various attributes like, effective communication skills, enhanced personality and better team-work skills so that they can work as part of multi-disciplinary teams.
  5) To develop professionalism amongst students by introducing professional ethics and also to promote interest for life long learning which is needed for successful career.

  Programme Outcomes

  i. Graduates will demonstrate knowledge in Mathematics, Science and Engineering.
  ii. Graduates will demonstrate the ability to conduct experiments and ability of data interpretation, data analysis and report results.
  iii. Graduates will demonstrate the ability to function on engineering and science laboratory teams and also on multidisciplinary teams.
  iv. Graduates will demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate and solve Mechanical engineering problems.
  v. Graduates will demonstrate understanding of their professional and ethical responsibilities.
  vi. Graduates will effectively communicate both orally and in written form.
  vii. Graduates will clearly understand the importance of life long learning.
  viii. Graduates will be familiar with modern engineering software tools to analyze Mechanical engineering problems.

  Admission Intake (UG)
  Year 2012 2011 2010
  Strength 240 180 120

  Laboratories+

  Curriculum Lab description	Exclusive use	Space for # Students	#of experiments	Quality of instruments	Lab manuals
  ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT LABS	Exclusive	30	10	Good	Available

  LABORATORY

  EEC- 351 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB I
  Objective: To attain expertise in lab equipment handling and understanding the basic devices, their properties, characteristics in detail. Along with their practical usage in the circuit

  EEC- 352 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LAB
  Objective: To understand the digital logic and create various systems by using these logics.

  EEC- 353 ELECTRONIC WORKSHOP & PCB LAB
  Objective: To create interest in Hardware Technology.
  1. Winding shop: Step down transformer winding of less than 5VA.
  2. Soldering shop: Fabrication of DC regulated power supply
  3. PCB Lab: (a) Artwork & printing of a simple PCB.
  (b) Etching & drilling of PCB.
  4. Wiring & fitting shop: Fitting of power supply along with a meter in cabinet.
  5. Testing of regulated power supply fabricated.

  EEC-451 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB II
  Objective -To design and implement the circuits to gain knowledge on performance of the circuit and its application.

  AND OTHERS

  EEC-452 DIGITALLAB II

  EEC-453 MEASUREMENT LAB
  Analog Integrated Circuits Lab (TEC-552)
  Microprocessor Lab (TEC- 553)
  Communication Lab-II (TEC-651)
  Digital Signal Processing Lab (TEC-652)
  Electronics CAD Lab (TEC-653)
  Microwave Engineering Lab (TEC-654)
  TEC 751 Communication Lab III

  Additional Practicals included which are beyond syllabi
  Digital Lab:
  Design a combinational circuit which accepts three-bit number and generate an output binary number equal to square of the input number.

  Design a binary multiplier that multiply a 4-bit number by a 3 bit number to form product 7 bit number by using 12 AND and two 4-bit parallel adder.

  Design a monoshot using IC 74121 or74123 to generate a clock pulse of 0.7 ms pulse width in quasi-stable state.

  CAD for Electronics Lab:
  Design & simulate amplitude modulator & demodulator for 100% modulation index and find minimum value of signal to noise ratio to receive original signal using AWGN channel.
  Design & simulate amplitude modulator & demodulator for 100% modulation index and find minimum value of signal to noise ratio to receive original signal using Raleigh channel.
  Design and simulate a sweep generator of frequency 1KHz using UJT

  AIC Lab:
  Design a low pass filter with a cut-off frequency of 1 KHz with a pass band gain of 2.
  Design a high pass filter with a cut off frequency of I KHz with a pass band gain of 2.
  Design an op amp circuit to convert a square wave to Triangular wave.( Choose a frequency)
  Communication LabI:
  Design a Envelope Detector for demodulation of AM signal given by the expression
  10(1+0.6 cos 2Π x 10 3 t) cos 2 Π x 10 6t
  Design an encoder for a (7.4) binary cyclic code generated by polynomial g(x)= And encode the data word 1 1 1 0
  Design a two pole band pass filter that has the center of its pass band at = /2, zero in its Frequency response characterstics at =0 and =  and a magnitude response of 1/2 at = 4/9.
  Instrumention & Mesurement Lab
  Design a Schering Bridge for the measurement of Permitivity. Given:
  Arm BC: A non-reactive Arm CD: A non-reactive resistor R4 in parallel with standard capacitor C4.Arm DA: A standard air capacitor of capacitance C2.
  Without the specimen between the electrodes balance is obtained with following values:
  C3 =C4 =120Pf; C2 =150Pf; R3 =R4=5000.
  With the specimen inserted these values become
  C3 =200Pf; C4 =1000Pf; C2 =900Pf; R3 =R4=5000.In each test  =5000rad/secresistor R3 in parallel with standard capacitor C3.

  Honours & Awards+

  • Laboratories are so well maintained that EC department got “Best Labs” award.
  • MATLAB software purchased and given training to students to use the software.
  • All labs are added with two extra experiments to enhance the practical approach towards the subjects of EC.
  • Technical fest organized by EC department with the collaboration of students and faculty members.
  • OFC lab is included in curriculum and required kits have been purchased.
  • There is a student interaction program to share the difficulties of students.
  • Additional curriculum created by the institute.

  Student Co-Curricular / Extra- Curricular Activities+

  Additional curriculum created by the Institute wrt STUDENTS:

  • Training on MATLAB for III Year Students by Mr. Dinesh Kumar Verma, Mr. Oj Kumar Shukla and Mrs Bindu Salim. The duration was for 2 weeks with 4 hours theory and 12 hours practical. 38 STUDENTS ATTENDED THE PROGRAMME

  LIST OF STUDENTS (EC I and EC II)
  1 Arpit Gupta 1 Alok Prakash
  2 Abhishek Vishnoi 2 Aditya Kumar
  3 Abhishek Mishra 3 Mallika Dey
  4 Anand Pandy 4 Rahul Shrivastava
  5 Amit Ansal 5 Ram Pratap Singh
  6 Amit Shukla 6 Rashmi Pandey
  7 Ajita Bhatnagar 7 Rishabh Tondon
  8 Ajay Kumar Verma 8 Rohit Yadav
  9 Ajay Kumar Gautam 9 Swati Sharma
  10 Bindu Biswas 10 Saurabh Kumar
  11 Heena Gupta 11 Tabish Ahmad Khan
  12 Indrapreet Singh 12 Pranjali Jain
  13 Ishan Gupta 13 Ved Prakash
  14 Gurucharan 14 Nidhi Jain
  15 Ashish Deep Bansal 15 Vijit Gadi
  16 Ashish Khare 16 Arvind Chaudhary
  17 Juhi Verma 17 Pooja singh
  18 Neha 18 Ravi khandelwal
  19 Sanjana
  20 Neeraj Giri

  Course Content

  • Introduction of MATLAB
  • MATLAB Operators
  • Matrix addition, subtraction, Multiplication and Division.
  • Introduction of Simulink
  • Basic Building Block of MATLAB
  • Amplitude Modulation and Demodulation
  • DSB-SC Modulation & De-Modulation
  • FM Modulation & Demodulation
  • MATLAB Programming for sine wave display
  • MATLAB programming for AM Modulation

  Building a Model

  • Open MATLAB
  • Open new model new model window (select New from file menu, and then select model).
  • Open block libraries(In view of model window select libraries browser )
  • Move blocks into a model window (click the block and drag it into the model window.)
  • Connect the blocks(click the output port of the one block and drag the mouse toward the input port of the other block)
  • Set block parameters(double- click the block to open its dialog)
  • Run the model.

  Parameter setting
  Practical 1 (Amplitude modulation)

  Sine wave parameters-
  • Sample time- .001
  • Sine type – Time based
  • Bias – 0
  • Phase – 0
  DSB AM Modulator Passband-
  • Input signal offset- 1
  • Carrier frequency(Hz)- 300
  • Initial phase (rad)- 0
  Vector scope-
  • Input domain- Time
  • Time display span (no. of frames)- 500

  Parameter setting
  Practical 2 (Amplitude modulation and Demodulation)

  Sine wave parameters-
  • Sample time- .001
  • Sine type – Time based
  • Bias – 0
  • Phase – 0

  DSB AM Modulator Passband-
  • Input signal offset- 1
  • Carrier frequency(Hz)- 300
  • Initial phase (rad)- 0

  DSB AM Demodulator Passband
  • Input signal offset
  • Carrier frequency(Hz)-300
  • Initial phase- 0
  • Lowpass filter design method- Butterworth
  • Filter order- 4
  • Cutoff frequency(Hz)-300
  Vector scope-
  • Input domain- Time
  • Time display span (no.of frames)- 500

  Conferences+

  Professional Activities:

  Professional societies/chapters and organizing engineering events

  1.ISTE
  Electronics Engineering students have taken the initiative to become member of ISTE and remained active to open the student chapter.

  2.“Confluence: Community Of Nascent Future Leaders Under Electronics & Communication Engineering”
  Confluence is the society formed by students of electronics & communication engineering branch of iec-cet in the year 2004. All the students of the dept are members of the society .it has in its credit to bring out the first technical magazine “ excelsior” in 2004.the annual membership fee is rs. 100/-.this society has started a new trend of organizing cultural & technical fests in the college & now this has become a regularity in the academic calender of iec-cet.

  Organization of paper contests , design contest etc and their achievements

  FACULTY INITIATIVES INTER-DEPARTMENTAL

  S.No.	Kind of Activity	Topic	Target Audience
  1.	Training Program	MATLAB	Faculty of ECE & EE Deptt.
  2.	Training Program	Usage of TI DSP Trainer Kits by Mr. Senthil, Cranes Software.	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt.
  3.	WorkShop	Latest Trends in VLSI	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  4.	Peer Teaching	Atomic bond and Impedance Matching	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  5.	Peer Teaching	DSP	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  6.	Peer Teaching	Wireless Sensor N/W	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  7.	Peer Teaching	Thin Plate Antenna	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  8.	Peer Teaching	EMFT	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  9.	Peer Teaching		Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt
  10.	Innovation at Lab	Lab Competition	Labs of All Engg. Deptt.
  11.	FDP	Electronics Engg.	Faculty and Staff of ECE Deptt

  Publication of technical magazines, newsletters etc

  YEAR	NAME OF THE TECHNICAL MAGAZINE	NAME OF THE PUBLISHER	Articles
  2009-10(CAY)	1..CURRENT	1. IEC-CET GREATER NOIDA	Articles sent by faculty and students of EC Department
  2008-09(CAYm1)	1..CURRENT	1. IEC-CET GREATER NOIDA	Articles sent by faculty and students of EC Department
  2007-08(CAYm2)	1..CURRENT	1. IEC-CET GREATER NOIDA	Articles sent by faculty and students of EC Department

  S.No.	Topic	Name of personnel involved	Magzine/Conference
  1.	Analysis Of Energy Efficient Routing Protocol	Mr. Sanjeev Saini	International Journal Of Computer Science And Communication
  2.	Nural Network Based Single Phase Active Power Filters	Ms. Shilpee	IEEE
  3.	High rate vector,quantization in warped linear predictive coding	Dr.Anamika Pathak	Journal of active and passive devices ,USA
  4.	Warped linear predictive coding of speech signals	Dr.Anamika Pathak	Proceeding international conference ,Vijaywala
  5.	variable dimension vector quantization of LPC parameter	Dr.Anamika Pathak	communicated indian journal of pure & applied physics
  6.	High rate vector quantization in warped linear predictive coding	Dr.Anamika Pathak	Proceeding ,Vidhyalankar institute of tech. wadala,Mumbai
  7.	PSNR/MSE analysis of compressed Image	Ms. Bhawana Lohuni Ms. Sonali Dubey	Proceedings, CCIT-2010,sangrur
  8.	PSNR/MSE and Compression Ratio analysis of compressed Image.	Ms. Bhawana Lohuni Ms. Sonali Dubey	AVEC-2010,Dhauj
  9.	Image based driver fatique detection system	Ms.Vinny Sethi	YIET, Haryana
  10	Analysis of single electron tunneling device for low power and reduced delay on .70nm channel length	Mr. Alok Goswami	E-Manthan2010 CSE Jhansi –IETE Gwalior

  Enterpreneurship initiatives, product design, innovations:

  S.No.	Name of personnel involved	Activity conducted
  1.	Prof. Bhushan Mital	visited the OFC lab of IIT Delhi in view of modernization of Communication Lab
  2.	Prof. Bindu Salim	Visited the OFC Lab of Delhi College of Engg. in the process of executing the MODROBS Projcet
  3.	Prof. Bindu Salim	has delivered a lecture on “Introduction to VLSI Design” to staff of R&D, Audio –Video, LG Electronics India Ltd.
  4.	Rajana Prasad/Satish Kumar	Industrial Tour to Airport Authority Of India,Safdarjang on 20th Mar 2010
  5.	Oj Kumar Shukla	Industry Institute Interaction by GM Moser Baer
  6.	Oj Kumar Shukla	Techno Model Presentation on Robotics by 2nd year students on 11th Mar 2010

  Lectures organized :

  Names of resource person	Background Industry/ Academic/R &D	Topics covered
  Prof. H M Gupta	Professor, IIT Delhi	Communication Issues in Mobile Computing
  Mr. S N Gupta	DGM, BSNL (Future Networks)	Electronic Switching
  Prof(Dr). A K Kulkarni	Michighan Tech University(US)	Nano Solar Cells
  Dr. Mridula Haridas	Cochin University	Microstrip Antenna
  Mrs. Shobhana Vaidyanathan	DGM, BSNL	Telecom Switching
  Mr. P R Salim	DGM, Audio-Video R&D,LG Elns	SMPS Design
  Mr. Suresh Menon	Sr. Suptd, NTPC,Ramaguntam	NCER
  Mr. Virendra Kumar	NSIC,Delhi	Instead of looking jobs,why not start employing

  Department Seminar+

  Lectures organized

  1)Lecture on Optical Media for EC students by Mr D.N Shukla GM Moserbaer
  2)Lecture on Recent Trend in VLSI technology for EC Third Year Students by Ashish Gupta from ST Microelectronics .
  3)Lecture on Radar Navigation for EC Final Year Students by Mr Praveen Khadelwal DGM AAI Safdarjang
  4)Lecture on VHDL for 4th year students by Mr.Laxmichand From ST MicroElectronics
  5)Lecture on “Communication issues on Mobile Computing”By Prof H M Gupta,IIT Delhi.
  6)Lecture on “Digital switching concept:- Overview Of Telecom Networks” by Shri SN Gupta,DGM, BSNL
  7)Lecture on “Nano Solar cells: opportunities for research at Michigan Tech University” by Prof Anand Kulkarni, Michigan Tech University.
  Interaction with other Institute/ R&D organization:

  Industrial visit to AAI Safdarjang
  Prof. Bhushan Mital visited the OFC lab of IIT Delhi in view of modernization of Communication Lab
  • Prof Bindu Salim Visited the OFC Lab of Delhi College of Engg. in the process of executing the MODROBS Projcet.
  • Prof. Bindu Salim has delivered a lecture on “Introduction to VLSI Design” to staff of R&D, Audio –Video, LG Electronics India Ltd.

  Names of resource person	Background Industry/ Academic/R &D	Topics covered
  Mr.Gaurav Gupta, Senior Design Engineer	ST Micro Electronics	ASIC Design Flow
  Mr. Vibhore Garg	Motorola	Wireless Communication: GSM Standards
  Prof. H M Gupta	Professor, IIT Delhi	Communication Issues in Mobile Computing
  Mr. S N Gupta	DGM, BSNL (Future Networks)	Electronic Switching
  Prof(Dr). A K Kulkarni	Michighan Tech University(US)	Nano Solar Cells
  Dr. Mridula Haridas	Cochin University	Microstrip Antenna
  Mrs. Shobhana Vaidyanathan	DGM, BSNL	Telecom Switching
  Mr. P R Salim	DGM, Audio-Video R&D,LG Elns	SMPS Design
  Mr. Suresh Menon	Sr. Suptd, NTPC,Ramaguntam	NCER

   

• B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)

  Academic Programs+

  o UG – Details
  B.Tech. in (Mechanical Engineering)
  (Production Engineering)
  (Automobile Engineering)o PG – Details
  M.Tech in (Mechanical Engineering)
  (Thermal Engineering)

  Research+

  Publications
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Knee forces consideration during squatting for prosthetic design”, I. journal of Mechanical Engineering, January-June 2011, Vol 4 ,Issue 1, PP 21-25.
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Kinematics and kinetics measurement of normal human locomotion through gait analysis” I. Journal of Medical Sciences and Technology (2009), Volume 11, Issue 2, Page(s): 29-36
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Four-bar linkage mechanism above-knee prosthesis for walking and squatting” “I. journal of Mechanical Engineering” Vol 12 No 1, June 2009.
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Optimization of four bar knee joint mechanism” Journal of Biomechanics, Netherland, Vol. 15, PP 316-322, 2009.
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Biomechanics of the knee joint during squatting” I. Journal of computational intelligence and Bioinformatics’ Vol 10 No 2 June 2009.
   S S Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Evaluation of the polycentric above knee prosthesis” Conf. NaCoMM 2011, IIT Madras.
   SS Chauhan, “Examination of the root causes of gearbox failure” Manfex2011, National Conf., AMITY University.
   S S Chauhan, “Root cause failure analysis of gears, EVME2011, National Conference”
   SS Chauhan, S C Bhaduri, “Knee forces consideration during squatting for prosthetic design”, I. journal of Mechanical Engineering, January-June 2011, Vol 4 ,Issue 1, PP
   Gupta Anuj Kumar “Mild steel corrosion by packaging woods by vapours” emitted in International Conference held in Amity University, Noida , March, 2012
   “Experimental investigation of mixing of one phase and two phase flow at branch angle” in National Conference held in Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology , Sultanpur (U.P) by Yogendra Kumar on 7th April, 2012.
   Gupta Vinay and Saha Subir K. “Symbolic Computation and Simulation of a Spatial Pendulum”, NaCoMM 2011, IIT Madras, Nov 30-Dec 02, 2011. 21-25.
   Deo Raj Tiwari, Short term course on Marketing & Value chain mgmt. from 7th Feb. to 11th Feb.2011 at IIT Roorkee.
   Deo Raj Tiwari, International level seminar DIREC2010 (as invitee) on Renewable Energy held at Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, UP India.
   Deo Raj Tiwari, One week advance short term course on teaching learning Faculty Empowerment Programme (Mission 10X) From Dale Carnegie Instt. Organized by WIPRO.
   Deo Raj Tiwari, National level workshop on Advances in Arc Welding Processes sponsored by AICTE.
   Deo Raj Tiwari, Short term course on Marketing & Value chain mgmt. from 7th Feb. to 11th Feb.2011 at IIT Roorkee.

  Alumni+

  1	Nagendra chaurasia	EIL,Delhi
  2	Mukesh Kumar	EIL,Delhi
  3	Sandeep Yadav	BARC, Narora
  4	Prashant Dewan	BARC, Mumbai
  5	Ravi Jhagir	BARC, Mumbai
  6	Vaibhav Shukla	NTPC, Lucknow
  7	Ashutosh Mishra	KONE,Noida
  8	Pradeep Kumar	VIZAl, Vishakapatanam
  9	Richa Bharti	CSC Noida
  10	Vimal Madan	SAMSUNG, Noida
  11	Amit Kumar	ONGC,Ahemdabad
  12	Ashish Shukla	ONGC,Ahemdabad
  13	Yogendra Krishna	ASIAN PAINTS,Greater Noida
  14	Nikhil Chaudhary	BHEl, Haridwar
  15	Aditya Singh	DENSO,Gurgaun
  16	Assem Gupta	TCS
  17	Juhi Priya Yati	COGNIZARL, Pune
  18	Shruti Mishra	BOSCH,Banglore
  19	Harshit Chaturvedi	ST.GOALSIAN,Baroda
  20	Harshit Gupta	INDIAN NAVY

  Message from HOD+

  Welcome to the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The Department was established in the year 2001 and offers undergraduate program (B.Tech.) and postgraduate program (M.Tech) with specializations. The department is fully accredited by AICTE with the current intake 240. The department is fully aware of the current needs for industry collaboration as well as the research work within the engineering fields. The department also welcome the participation of industry and others agencies in collaborative work either in engineering education and research.
  The department is committed to produce the top class engineering professionals through academic excellence and quality education. The department has well qualified and experienced faculty members. A well equipped state of the art laboratory helps the students to keep in pace with the racing technology.
  Dr SS Chauhan
  Professor & Head

  About Us+

  Mechanical Engineering Department is one of the oldest departments of the institute. It is also one of the biggest departments of the institute with student strength. While managing this increased strength which is an urgent need of the nation, department is committed to well being and all round development of its students. The department currently runs three undergraduate programmes:
  • B. Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) 240 Seats
  • B. Tech. (Production Engineering) 60 Seats
  • B. Tech. (Automobile Engineering) 60 Seats
  The Department’s motto is to upgrade skills and knowledge of our young engineers to enable them to survive best in the present competitive world. State-of-art laboratories of the department provide ample opportunities to the students to complete meaningful projects apart from practice sessions of laboratory courses. Department has a currently two master’s programme:
  • M. Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) 54 Seats
  • M. Tech. (Thermal Engineering) 18 Seats

  Laboratories+

  Mechanical Engineering Department is one the major department involving a number of laboratories with a diversified variety of equipment. Being one of the core branches we have laboratories focusing on fundamental aspects of Mechanical Engineering. In order to cope up with the requirement of industries, we also have laboratories with latest technologies. Students have an open access in the laboratories, to understand as well as apply their knowledge to explore their engineering skills
  The Department is backed by a number of well developed laboratories as mentioned below:
  1. Workshop lab
  2. Engineering Mechanics lab
  3. Engineering Graphics Lab
  4. Applied Thermodynamics lab
  5. Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab
  6. Heat transfer and Mass transfer Lab
  7. Material Testing lab
  8. Refrigeration & Air-condition Lab
  9. Mechanical Measurements & Metrology Lab
  10. Manufacturing Science-I and II Labs
  11. CAD/CAM Lab
  12. Mechanics of Machines Lab

  Honours & Awards+

  1. Best teacher’s award, Vinay Gupta, 2009
  2. Best teacher’s award, Nurul Hassan,2009
  3. Best teacher’s award, SS Chauhan,2011
  4. Best teacher’s award, Nurul Hassan,2012
  5. Best teacher’s award, SS Chauhan,2011
  6. Award, Design fabrication and assembly of cooling tower, Deo Raj Tiwari, IERT, Allahabad.
  7. Award from Ins. Of Engineers India in Quiz competition, Deo Raj Tiwari, IERT, Allahabad.

  Books by Faculty+

  1. Mr. S. S. Pathak has written a book on “Strength of Material” Published by Dhanpat Rai & Sons.

  Student Co-Curricular / Extra- Curricular Activities+

  1. Mr. Alok Singh and Ms. Ekta Sachan presented a paper on “ECR Morning Walker” in ACM Mega Event at IEC College of Engineering and Technology, F-Block Auditorium on 6th April 2013, Saturday and were declared 1st runner up. The team worked under the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija.
  2. Mr. Ankit Shukla and Ms. Mitushi Pradeep presented a paper on “Twist master – a jig for all” in ACM Mega Event at IEC College of Engineering and Technology, F-Block Auditorium on 6th April 2013, Saturday and were declared 2nd runner up. The team worked under the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija.
  3. A team of 5 students of final year of the department, viz., Mr. Akshay, Ms Ankita Pandey, Ms. Pankhuri Marodia, Mr. Ashish Chaurasia and Mr. Ankit Gupta participated in Event Avishkar’12 held at Motilal Nehru National Institute Of technology, Allahabad from 6th to 9th Nov, 2012. The team won 5 events out of 6 held there in the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija
  4. A team of 9 students of third year and final year of the department participated in the event Technoblast-2012 held at Dronacharya Group of Institutions, Greater Noida on 24th Nov 2012 . Three different models were presented, and two of them were declared winner, with a cash of Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5000 respectively in the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija
  5. A team of 14 students of third year and final year of the department participated in the event Techkriti 2013 held at IIT Kanpur from 13th to 17th March, 2013. The team achieved a great success and won a total cash prize of Rs. 17,000 in four different events thereby fetching 38 certificates including participation and winning events in the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija
  6. Our students participated in Intra-departmental debate competion held in college on 26/09/10 (Hindi) and 29.10.12(English).
  7. Two students of 4th year Mr. Akshay and Ms Ankita Pandey participated in CAD INVENTOR DESIGN CONTEXT held at IIT Delhi on 11/10/12 in the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija
  8. Two students of 4th year Mr. Akshay and Ms Ankita Pandey had presented a technical paper on “Application of CAD/CAM” at AKG Ghaziabad in technical event SCROLLS on 6/10/12 in the guidance of Mr. Jatin Hasija.
  9. Four group of Pass out students (Batch 2008-12) participate in Model Presentation by presenting their final year Projects at CAFÉ’12 at GLBITM, Greater Noida on 22nd Sep’12 in the guidance of Mr. Vinay Gupta and Mr. Jatin Hasija.
  10. A group of final yr. students won a first prize in a Project Exhibition in the cultural fest “UMANG”. 2nd & 3rd April 2011. They have made a multi-purpose robot.
  11. Mr. Tapas Shivpuri 3rd yr. Mechanical student, presented a paper on the topic “Feasibility study on a Economiser on a multifuel fired Boiler with performance and Economic Evaluation” in the International Conference on “Recent Trends in Engineering , Technology and Management” from 26-02-2011 to 27-02-2011 held at BIET, Jhansi
  12. Mr. Tapas Shivpuri 3rd yr. Mechanical student, presented a paper on the topic “Mechatronics Concept of Past Core Competence of Future” in the National Conference on “MANFEX-2011” from 03-03-2011 to 04-03-2011 held at AMITY University, U.P
  13. Mr. Prateek Rautela and Ms Samita Mishra took part in a competition at R.K.G.I.T Ghaziabad on “Finite Element Analysis”. They won third prize.
  14. Mechlloyz has organized Cultural cum Technical fest “VARCHASVA-2011” on 3rd & 4th April 2011.
  15. `Mechlloyz’ – the Mechanical Engineering department organized a Tech Fest “Torque”, from 9th to 11th April 2009. All teachers, students and staff attended the program. The prize distribution function was held on 23rd April 2009 at 4:00 P.M. and the prizes were distributed to students by the Executive Director.
  16. Mechlloyz organized technical cum cultural fest ‘SRIJAN’ Sep’2006.
  17. Mechlloyz organized technical fest ‘RESONANCE’ on 6th & 7th October

  Conferences / Workshops & Seminar+

  1. Training on CFD and FEA for three students was organized by Mr. Jatin Hasija with collaboration with Lelogix, Greater Noida.
  2. Training on solid works from 3rd to 6th may & 17th to 20th may ’10 in the college CAD Lab. Attended by Prof. S. S. Chauhan, Vinay Gupta, Jatin Hasija & Rohit Kr.
  3. A Workshop was organized on “How to Work on Balancing Machine” By Vinay Gupta for the faculties of Mechanical Department on 14/12/09.
  4. A Workshop was organized on “Engineering Mechanics Teaching” By Prof. A. K. Khare for the faculties of Mechanical Department on 09/08/09.
  5. A seminar was organized by Idea Software Solutions on” Solid Works” 20/08/09
  6. Mechanical Engineering department organized an interactive workshop on “Engineering Design” with the assistance of CETPA Infotech Pvt. Ltd. For the mechanical engineering students on 9th April 2009. It was an opportunity for the students to learn about the new concepts and technologies applied in design.
  7. Mr. Jatin Hasija attended an International conference on “Cad Solutions and Design Aspects” organized by CADAPULT DESIGN SOLUTIONS PVT LTD. On 17/9/12.
  8. Mr. Vinay Gupta attended workshop on “Advances in Robotics” organized by BRNS and IIT Delhi from 5/07/12 to 7/07/12.
  9. Mr. Vinay Gupta attended workshop on “Advanced system Integration and Artificial Intelligence” organized by CII and IIT Delhi on 06/04/12
  10. Prof. S.S.Chauhan, Mr. Vinay Gupta, Mr. Jatin Kumar Hasija visited Open House at IIT Delhi on 21st April 2012.
  11. Mr. Yogendra Kumar has attended and presented a paper in the National Conference held at Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology , Sultanpur (U.P) on 7th April, 2012
  12. Prof. S. S. Chauhan and Mr. Vinay Gupta has attended and presented a paper in the “National Conference on Machines and Mechanisms” at IIT Madras from 30th Nov to 2nd Dec’11.
  13. Mr. Rajkumar Shivankar & Mr. Ashutosh Pandey attended a Seminar on “Challenges in Adoption of Automation: An Indian Perspective at MTU Campus on 9th Aug. 2011.
  14. Mr. Vinay Gupta attended a workshop on “Haptics and Virtual reality in Robotics Application” on 9th & 10th July 2011 at IIT Delhi.
  15. Prof. P.V.Kumar, Mr. Nurul Hassan, Mr. Alok Kr. Srivastava attended Seminar on “Advanced Industrial Engg.” at ITS, Noida.
  16. Prof. S.S.Chauhan, Mr. Vinay Gupta, Mr. Jatin Kumar Hasija visited Open House at IIT Delhi on 23rd April 2011.
  17. Mr. Rishikesh and Mr. Alok Kr. Srivastava attended a 10 days Staff Development Programme on Engineering Mechanics at Skyline Institute of Technology, Greater Noida from 18th to 28th April 2011.
  18. Prof. S.S. Chauhan has attended and presented a paper in the National Conference (EVME) at Anand Engg. College, Agra on 4th and 5th April’11.
  19. Prof. S.S. Chauhan has attended and presented a paper in the National Conference on Manufacturing Excellence” (MANFEX – 2011) held at Amity University, U.P 3rd& 4th march ‘2011
  20. Mr. Vinay Gupta has attended and presented a paper in the “International Conference on Multibody Dynamics” at K. L. University, Vijayawada from 24th to 26th Feb’11.
  21. Mr. M.R. Damle visited the Delhi Book Fair at Pragati Maidan , New Delhi on 30/12/10
  22. Mr. Vinay Gupta Attended ISER Tutorial at IIT Delhi, on 22nd Dec2010
  23. Faculties of the Department attended a seminar on ”ORDA@IEC” on 16/12/10
  24. Mr. Anish S. R. attended a conference on the topic” Renewable Energy Technology Development” at Expo Mart, Greater Noida on 27th & 28th Oct’2010
  25. Four faculties viz. Mr. Vinay Gupta, Mr. Anuj Kr. Gupta, Mr. Jatin Kumar and Mr. Ankush Kr. Srivastava visited IIT Delhi OPEN HOUSE on 24-04-2010. It was organized and led by Mr. Vinay Gupta.
  26. Mr. Raghvendra Pratap Singh and Mr. Rishikesh Kr. Singh visited Auto Expo in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi on 09-01-2010.
  27. A Lecture Series on “Industry Academia Co-operation in R&D: Some important factors for Success & Successful Approach for PhD. Research completion” organized by Industrial Engg. Dept. IIT Delhi was attended by Prof. S. S. Chauhan and Mr. Vinay Gupta. On 20/10/09.
  28. A workshop on Nano Technology organized by NIET, Greater Noida was attended by Prof. S. S. Chauhan on 15/10/09
  29. A conference cum Exhibition on “Renewal energy” organized by Energy Mgmt. Dept.( Govt. Of India) was attended by Prof. S. S. Chauhan and Mr. S. S. Pathak on 12/08/09.
  30. Prof. S. S. Chauhan attended a workshop on “Energy Management Issues And Challenges” on 21/02/2009 in Skyline Institute Of Engg. & Technology, Greater Noida.
  31. Prof. S. S. Chauhan and Mr. Ashutosh Pandey attended a course in Auto Cad and Automation on 30/01/2009 in G L Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management, Greater Noida.
  32. Mr. Vinay Gupta participated in a faculty development programme on workshop on TME-402 Kinematics of machines Course conducted on 16/02/08 at FDI, Greater Noida
  33. Mr. Nurul Hassan and Mr. Ravi Kr. Goel participated in Fourth interactive workshop on “Development of strategies for result and quality” oriented teaching of subject TME 101/201 Mechanical Engineering on 5/04/08 at FDI, Gr. Noida.
  34. Mr. S.S. Pathak participated in the workshop on “Non conventional sources of energy” at Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi on 5th March 2007.
  35. Mr. Irfan Alam and Mr. Nurul Hassan attended an interactive workshop for the subject mechanical engineering(TME 101/201) under the programme “Faculty Development Institute(FDI)” organized by Hindustan Institute of Technology, Gr. Noida on 7th and 8th May 2007.
  36. Mr G.k. singh, Mr Irfan Alam, Mr. Nurul Hassan attended an evening course for Pro Engineering wild fire III (Automobile application in Ghaziabad) July2007
  37. Mr. N.A Daniel attended a course on Auto CAD & Design in shipra Hotel, Ghaziabad in 1st week of December 2007. It was sponsored by INGRAM Micro national, New Dehli.
  38. Mr. Vinay Gupta attended a workshop on “ Challenges and strategies for sustainable energy , efficiency , environment “ at UPTU , Lucknow on 10th & 11th Jun-2006
  39. Prof. S S. Chauhan attended workshop on advance synthesis of Mechanism at “NIET”, Gr.Noida from 10th June 2006 to 15th June 2006.
  40. Mr. Vinay Gupta, Mr. Nurul Hassan and Vishal Saxena attended three day training program for “Dynamic Balancing Machine” at Schenk Avery Ltd, Noida from 24th to 25th Jun-2006.

  Department Seminar+

  1. A lecture on “Scope of Design in Mechanical and Automobile Engineering” was delivered by Mr. Naresh Bhagat, MD, Lelogix Ltd, Greater Noida on 17th And 18th Oct’12.
  2. A lecture on “How to write technical papers & MUDRA (Multibody Dynamics for rural applications)” by Prof.S.K.Saha, IIT, Delhi was organized by the Mechanical Engineering department on 10th September 2011
  3. A presentation on Strength of Material by Mr. Gagan Barodia, Ass. Consultant, Dragon fly Education, New Delhi was organized on 02-09-2011.
  4.
  5. A presentation was organized on “Robotics & Flexible Manufacturing System “by Mr. Omri GM (Tech.), Intelitek, Israel on 29-06-2011.
  6. A lecture cum seminar was organized on 12-04-2010. It was delivered by Prof. J.P.Subramaniyam, Head, Mech. Engg. Deptt. IIT Delhi and the topic was “I.C.Engine”. 3rd year Mech. Engg. Students and faculties attended it. It was organized by Mr. S.S.Pathak.
  7. A lecture cum seminar was organized on 31-03-2010. It was delivered by Mr. Naresh Bhagat, Director, Lelogix Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and the topic was “Introduction to Design software’s Catia/Solidworks/Pro-E”. 2nd year Mechanical Engg. Students and faculties attended it. It was organized by Mr. Jatin Kumar.
  8. A lecture on “A concept on Robotics competition based education in Engineering Robotics & its applications” by Prof.S.K.Saha, IIT, Delhi was organized by the Mechanical Engineering department on 5th November 2009 for Mechanical students.
  9. A lecture on “How to prepare yourself for an interview” – Do’s and Don’ts in an interview” by Mr. K.K.Singh, Head (HR) of Escorts India Ltd. on 17th September 2009 was organized by the Training & Placement Office for the Mechanical Engineering students. Mock Interview was also conducted by a panel of experts including Vice President, Prof. A.K.Khare, Dean (T & P), Training and Placement Officer, HOD-Mechanical Engineering department. 53 students participated in this session.
  10. A lecture on “High end CAD/CAM in mechanical industries” was organized on 11/3/2008. This lecture was delivered by Mr. Naresh Bhagat, Director, Lelogix Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd
  11. A lecture on “Advancement on Steam Turbine Technologies “was organized on 20/2/2008. This lecture was delivered by Sh. Hargovind Sharma, AGM (BHEL).
  12. An expert lecture on the topic” Gear Design “was delivered by Prof. A.K. Khare, Pro. V.C. UPTU in August 2007.
  13. 15-09-06: Dr. S. Prasad, HOD, Mech. Engg. Deptt. NIET, Gr. Noida. Topic: Challenges before a Mechanical Engineers
  14. 11-05-06: Air commodore S. S. Saxena of auto wings, Gr. Noida.Topic: Advancement in Automobile Engg.
  15. 07-02-06: Dr. N.G.R. Iyenger, IIT Kanpur. Topic: Composites in Aerospace Structure
  16. 15-11-04: Mr. B. Bandopadhyay, Dy. Manager, NTPC R & D, Noida. Topic: Reliable Life Assessment (RLA)
  17. 10-10-03: Mr. Sandeep Garg, CAD plus software, Ghaziabad. Topic : CAD/CAM

  B.Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

  Introduction+

  The Department of Electrical Engineering was established in 1999 with a clear vision to contribute its bit in the national effort of providing quality Electrical Engineers in the service of mankind. Starting from the modest beginning the department has grown from strength to strength to become a versatile entity. This has become possible because of the perseverance, sincerity and dedication exhibited by our faculty staff and students
  The B.Tech course was approved by AICTE in1999 and affiliated by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Agra.
  The first batch of electrical Engg passed out in 2003. When UPTU came into existence in 2000, the Institute was approved by it. Initially the department had a intake of 60 students which was increased to 120 in 2007 while 180 in 2012. The Department has been playing a pioneering role in producing world class technocrats. The infrastructure and lab facilities are upgraded from time to time and provide adequate opportunities for students and researchers to learn and innovate. The department has distinguished faculty, all holding M. Tech & PhD degrees from renowned institute. The faculties of the department have been constantly carrying out research on many cutting edge technologies and regularly publish papers in journals. The department also under takes many research projects sponsored by both the government and Industry. The Deptt. grew with time, reflecting the needs of a changing society and established new areas of teaching and research in electrical engineering . This is the reason that in the year 2005 the Department got accreditation from NBA. The singular objective and high level of dedication by the staff and the students of the department coupled with full co-operation from the management culminated into securing accreditation in 2006.
  After getting accreditation M.Tech in power system programme was approved by AICTE in 2008 with intake of 18. Now the intake has been increased from 18 to 36. The courses are being run under the MTU Noida. The department is well equipped and progressing day to day with following facilities:
  The Department organizes workshops, seminars and symposia in various specialized fields with participants from all over the country, and runs summer/winter schools for the benefit of teachers of other engineering colleges and professional engineers.

  Academic Programs+

  S. No.	Program	Name of Program	Branch/ Specialization	Intake
  1.	UG	B.Tech	Electrical Engineering	180
  2.	PG	M.Tech	Power System	36

  Alumni+

  For the last several years the students of this department have been well received by the various sectors of industry Alumni from department are enjoying very well respected positions in organization in and out side India.

  Sr.No	Name	Organisation
  1.	SUMEGHA KATIYAR (2002-2006)	POWER GRID
  2.	DEVESH PRAKASH (2002-2006)	ASST. MANAGER, R&D MACON, RANCHI
  3.	PRATIBHA GUPTA (2002-2006)	IES, RAILWAYS
  4.	MALAYAMETHANI (2002-2006)	INFOSYS
  5.	KHUSHBU CHHOKHANI (2002-2006)	INFOSYS
  6.	DEEPAK JOSHI (2003-2007)	INDIAN OIL
  7.	KAMAL GUPTA (2003-2007)	SCIENTIST C, DRDO
  8.	BHARTI GARG (2005-2009)	TCS
  9.	SIDHARTHA (2006-2010)	POWER GRID
  10.	AKANSHA GOYAL (2006-2010)	TCS
  11.	ANNU PRIYA (2006-2010)	INFOSYS
  12.	ASHISH MOHAN (2001-2005)	LIEUTENANT
  13.	ROHIT KUMAR SINGH (2007-11)	BHEL
  14.	PRINCE KUMAR PATHAK(2007-11)	BHEL
  15.	ANAND KUMAR (2007-11)	BHEL
  16.	SIDHARTH YADAY (2005-09)	NTPC
  17.	PUNIT DIKSHIT (2005-09)	NTPC
  18.	KAUSHLENDRA PANDEY (2005-09)	JINDAL STEEL
  19.	SACHDEV KUMAR(2008-12)	NTPC
  20	KRITI VYAS(2008-12)	NTPC
  21	ARUN GOYAL(2003-07)	NTPC

  Message from HOD+

  Electrical Engineering curricula have been under frequent revision in all Universities in the light of rapid advancements in electrical technology. For effective teaching of the latest syllabi, the Department has built a team of dedicated, experienced and learned faculty members who have rich experience in reputed academic institutes and industries. This blend of experienced teachers with years of experience in electrical engineering practice gives the department an edge over its peers and gives the perspective graduates an added advantage in the competitive job market. The personality development program run by the training and placement cell of the institute helps in the development of overall personality of our students and hones their soft skills to fetch them rewarding and lucrative jobs rather easily.
  The department is well equipped Labs for training the students. Modern facilities by way of simulation and design software packages, modern measuring instruments and machines for research by post graduate students and faculty members exist. The institute library and the departmental library are both liberally stocked with reference books, manuals and journals.
  Student’s centric teaching learning processes have been the core of our pedagogy. Frequent interactions with industry experts and noted academicians by organizing seminars and workshop keep the students and faculty members abreast with the latest developments and trends in the electrical industry. Inspiration to students and encouragement for innovation is backed by industry relevant projects. The professional society of the department, SPARX organizes several technical exchanges, debates, quizzes and competitions to enhance the students, skills for technical presentation and interaction.
  The demand of electrical engineering graduates as such has been on the rise and is expected to grow further as planners and policy makers give a push to power generation, and as major reforms are implemented in the transmission and distribution sector. Similarly, for enhancing the awareness for power conservation, for designing and promoting use of energy efficient devices, equipment and appliances, more and more power engineers will be required. There has been a great gap between the demand and availability of competent electrical engineers. The IEC Group has anticipated the emerging scenario and started the B.Tech course in electrical engineering way back in 1999 to contribute in the national effort to reduce this shortfall in availability of power engineers.

  About Us+

  Placement
  A large number of leading organization are regularly visiting for campus placements. The students of earlier and present batches have been gainfully employed in reputed public and private sector organization in India and abroad.
  The students are sent for industrial training to various national laboratories, industries and electrical utilities all over India during the summer vacation. This gives the students the exposure to work in the industrial environment.

  Cultural activities
  For all round development the students are also fully involved in sports, music, dance, technical deliberations and public speaking activities. These events provide students to expose a variety of social, cultural, intellectual, recreational opportunities and challenges. These events are planned and executed through a number of associations, clubs, societies and students chapters of professional bodies. It is managed by representatives of students and are monitored by the faculty incharge.

  Departmental Society
  Department has formed electrical engineering society named as ‘SparX’. Under the banner of SparX department has been published two magazines i.e. “Electrica” & “Effluence”. Extra curricular activities are also organized by students like paper presentation, group discussion, quiz competition, debating competition, cultural programme etc. Faculty members also take keen interest in initiating various programmes.
  Blood donation camps are also organized by the society through- Rotary club and Lions club.

  Interaction with industry-
  Department is always in contact with various industries for special lecturers on various issues related to the power industries. Final year students are allowed to undertake project dealing with problems and design related to the local industrie under the guidance of faculty members and concerned industries.

  Industrial visit-
  • Final year students visited to NPTI,Faridabad for industries tour in 2012.
  • Final year students visited to NTPC,Badarpur , New Delhi on 9th April 2011.
  • Final year students visited to Noida Power Company Limited Switch Yard, on 18 April 2010.
  • Students visited at Pragati Maidan New Delhi to attended International Exhibition “Gridtech2009” organized by NPTI, Faridabad (Ministry of Power Govt. of India) on Jan 29 – 30, 2009.
  • Students and Faculty members visited at Pragati Maidan to attend Renewable Energy Youth Summit 2008 on 23 August 2008.
  • Industrial visit to NPTI Faridabbad by students (3rd & 4th Year) on 25th Feb 2008.
  • Industrial visit to NTPC Gas Power Plant, Faridabad on February 10th Feb 2007.
  • Final & Third year students together with three faculty members-Prof. G.R.Bhise, Sh. R.K.Khare and Sh. Rakesh Kumar visited GRIDTECH-2007 International Exhibition-a biennial event organized by POWERGRID with the support of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India and IEEMA on 5th Feb.2007.
  • Final year Electrical Engg. Students with two faculty members Sh. R.K.Khare and Sh. Rakesh Kumar visited NTPC Gas Power Plant Faridabad on 20th Jan. 2006.

  Higher Studies-
  Usually students qualify in GATE, CAT, MAT, and GMAT and go for higher studies (M.Tech, MBA etc.)

  Publication of Books-
  Faculty members have published a number of book on different subjects. M.S.Naruka has written a book on Electrical Engineering.

  Departmental Library-
  Department has established its own library and it has a good numbers of books, journals’ and magazine.

  Laboratories+

  Laboratories are important components of the teaching learning process, because using them several experiment-oriented problems can be solved easily. Graduates using laboratories will be trained, when enter into the job market. Laboratory work presents two components: a simulation and an experimental module. Both can be used for the preparation of a real lab and for accessing the real-world experiments.
  The Department has well equipped laboratories offering facilities to work in all areas of Electrical Engineering. The laboratories exist in the department as follows:

  1. ELECTRICAL ENGG. LAB
  The laboratory provides hands-on experience with DC and AC circuits that includes the applications of Kirchhoff’s laws, superposition and Thevenin equivalent circuits. Topics also include operational amplifier circuits, phasor diagrams and electric machines.

  2. EMMI LAB
  This course aims the students to face with the real world engineering problems. Students get familiar with basic electrical measuring instruments and understand principles of electrical measurement. Each student supposed to learn how to use an electrical equipment lab.

  3. NUMERICAL TECH. LAB / ELECTRICAL SIMULATION LAB
  Electrical engineering simulation software have been developed so that the students or the engineers could study the performance of electrical devices, electric circuits, or electrical power system by creating computerized models.
  1. Pspice Software
  2. Mathematica Software
  3. Matlab software
  4. Caspoc software

  4. NETWORK & SYSTEM LAB
  The objective of the experiments is to enhance the students’ understanding of important analytical principles developed in these courses by engaging them in the real-world application of these principles in the laboratory. In addition to further develop the students’ laboratory practice for experimentally testing and evaluating electrical circuits and systems. In this course the students will be acquainted with modern lab equipment to that which is used in industry.

  5. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION LAB
  To examine the behavior of dc electric machines, synchronous m/c, induction m/c and transformer to evaluate the extent to which the basic machine models represent actual performance.

  6. INSTRUMENTATION LAB
  In this lab experiments are conducted using displacement transducers, velocity transducers. The measurements of distance, water level indicator, weight are carried out using various devices.

  7. CONTROL SYSTEMS LAB
  In this lab the students are exposed to various control system components –like servomotor, synchros, potentiometers as shaft error detector, Tachometers etc. First and second order systems are simulated on linear simulator units and analyzed. Experiments are conducted using P, PI, PID temperature controllers for oven.

  8. CAD LAB
  The purpose of this lab is to design the different parameter of dc motor, dc generator, induction motor, alternator, synchronous motor and transformer. With analytical method as well as with the help of software

  9. POWER ELECTRONICS LAB
  In this lab we basically perform experiments based on solid state devices having high power handling capacity. We also conducts practical in power converters like rectifiers, inverters, choppers & cyclo- converters which got wide applicability in domestic as well as in industrial applications.

  10. POWER SYSTEM LAB
  To introduce basic concepts of electric power system design, test of oil transformer, study of relays etc.

  11. ELECTRICAL DRIVES LAB
  Speed control of electric motors for specific operation is very essential for satisfactory performance which is being depicted in ED lab. How solid state devices are during the job of speed control is also been explained in this lab. Simulation based experiment are there to give pictorial view of speed control of electric machine

  12. PROJECT LAB
  This lab is used for completing the final year projects. The lab is meant to provide computational and fabrication support for the project

  13. Computer & software facilities:
  The Department is well equipped with a number of PCs hosting several software packages, and linked through a local area network. Internet services are available to all students and faculty.

  Workshop / Seminar / Paper Presentation+

  Technical talk / lecturer delivered

  Resource persons were invited for Technical Talks / Lectures Delivered on
  • Dr. G.R.Bhise & Sh. Sunil Kumar attended a technical talk on “Alternate Energy Sources Advancement in Technology for Energy Conservation” on 3rd Feb. 2006 at IEC-CET, Greater Noida. Speakers 1. Dr. Swapan Kumar Ghose: Manager BPCL. 2.Dr. Janardan Sharma :Sr.Manager BPCL.
  • “Cogeneration Plant”by Sh.S. K. Muzaffar, Sr. Manager Triveni Engineering & Industries Limited, Noida held on 31st March 2006.
  • “Neural Network & It Application”by Prof. A. P. Mittal Neta ji Subhash Inst. of Technology New Delhi on 15th March 2007 at IEC-CET, Gr. Noida.
  • “Electrical load management strategy” on 16th July 2007 by Dr. S. N. Singh former Prof. & Head IT B.H.U.
  • A talk was held in IEC COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY on 19th September,2008. Given by Mr. Avinash Tikoo who is a teacher of the YES+! (YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SEMINAR) It was organized by Ms. Priyanka Agarwal and Ms. Pooja Bhatt of EE branch, 4th year.
  • “Renewable energy security & sustainable development” on 20th Oct 2008 by Mr. S.R. Awasthi (GM) BHEL, Delhi.
  • “Review of Electrical Machines” on 22, Nov, 2008 by Dr. B.P.Singh Emiritus Prof. IIT, Delhi.
  • “Flexible AC Transmission systems in Indian context” on 28/03/2009 by Shri Manoj Kumar, Manager (Transmission Business Group), BHEL, New Delhi.
  • Industrial expectation , gap between industry and institute on 27 09-2012 .by Mr.Sudhir Rajput Manager “Leroy Somer India Limited Noida)
  • Higher study in Abroad by Time Group on 13-09-2012 by Mr.Prakash Chandra.

  Faculty members attended workshop / seminar / paper presentation-

  Mr. Sunil Kumar-

  1. National Seminar on “Power for all by 2012 “paper- Vision of Transmission System by 2012”
  2. Seminar attended on “Institute- Industry Interaction: A Synergistic Approach”
  3. National Conference attended on “Industries Academia Partnership”
  4. IEEE Tutorial on Non-conventional Energy Sources: Market Survey and Commercial Applications
  5. Workshop “Air Pollution and Change of Environment”
  6. Paper entitled “Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservation”
  7. Peer teaching – Recent trends in restructuring of power system published in current magazine.
  8. Attended workshop on Nano technology at NIET Gr. Noida.
  9. Lecture delivered on UNIFIED POWER FLOW & CONTROL. At NIET Gr. Noida.
  10. National workshop on TECHNOGICALLY IMPORTANT MATERIALS at Sharda university
  11. National Seminar on new paradigm for Engg. education in changing Global Scenario.
  12. Attended workshop on Ethical hacking by Kyrion security system.
  13. Reform & restructuring of power sector ‘on going research & development activites’
  14. National Seminar on Vision of transmission system by 2012 .
  15. Latest technologies in transmission/substation in current magazine.
  16. Emerging trends in restructuring and deregulation of power sector in current magazine.
  17. Employability Skills
  18. National Conference on Modeling of Passive Lag- compensator to mitigate the Torsional Interaction. In Aligarh Muslim University.

  19. Mr. Sanjeev Kr. Sharma –
  • Attended “National Seminar on power for all by 2012” on 07 – 08 Feb, 2009 at IEC –CET, Gr.Noida.
  • Seminar attended on “Institute- Industry Interaction: A Synergistic Approach” on 11th May 2007 at IEC-CET, Gr.Nioda.
  • Attended the ISTE approved Short Term Training Course on”Indutrial Automation & Robotics” on 8th – 12th Jan 2007 at AKG Engg. College, Ghaziabad.

  Prof. M S Naruka
  International Journal Publications:
  Naruka Mahavir singh, Chauhan D.S., Singh S.N. “Switched Reluctance motor drive system:R & D status” MIT international journal of Electrical & instrumentation Engineering, Vol-2, Aug2012, pp82-87

  Paper Presentation:-

  1. Presented research paper titled “Nanotechnology: A gentle introduction to the next big idea for electrical conductivity” in National conference on “Emerging technologies: Nanotechnology & Cryogenics” on 30h & 31st Oct 2009 at GL Bajaj Institute of Management & Technology, Gr. Noida , UP
  2. Presented research paper titled “Captive Power Generation & Cogeneration: An effective solution to power shortage” in National Seminar on “Power for all by 2012-Issues & Challenges” on 8th Feb 2009 at IEC-College of Engineering and Technology, Gr. Noida , UP

  Seminar Conference and workshops:

  3. Participate Two-day workshop on “Electrical Engineering-Course No.-EEE 101/EEE-201” organized by Skyline Institute of Engineering & Technology, Greater Noida, UP on 6th & 7th February, 2009, Key Speakers: Professor M. P. Dave, Prof L.N. Paliwal, Prof. B. L. Kaul, Prof. S. M. Khan, and Prof A. K. Khare.
  4. Participate One-day workshop on “Fundamentals & Application of Optics” organized by Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University, Noida. Sponsored by “ The National Academy of Sciences, India” & “Optical Society of America” on 20 September 2008 , Key Speaker : Professor Ajoy Ghatak, IITD
  5. Participate Seminar on “Power Supply efficiency Technologies, Past, Present and Future ” Speaker Dr Milan Jovanovic ,CTO, Power System Business Group, Delta Electronics,Inc.,Taiwan on 3rd October 2008
  6. Participate Two-day workshop on “ Power Quality” organized by IEEE Nov 21, 22 2008 at IIT Delhi Key Speaker : Prof S Mark Halpin, President of IEEE-IAS, Electrical Engg Department, Auburn University, AL, USA and Prof. Bhim Singh, IIT Delhi
  7. Participate International conference on “Empowering Grassroots for sustainable development in India” on 10th Jan 2007 at Lakshmipat Singhania Auditorium ,PHD House , New Delhi organized by Ministry of Human Resource Department, India
  8. Participate in workshop on “Nanotechnology & its Application” at “Biomolecular Electronics and Conducting Polymers Group of National Physical laboratory” , New Delhi on 11 Aug 2005
  9. Participate in one day workshop on “Electrical Engineering Problems & solution” at UP technical University, Lucknow, UP on 09 June 2002.
  10. Participate in Short term course on “MATLAB and its Engineering Application” from 8th July to 15 July 2002 conducted by Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNIT), Allahabad, UP
  11. Participate in a seminar on “Challenges of Technical Education in the context of Globalization” jointly organized by Gautam Buddha University & Uttar Pradesh-Uttaranchal section of ISTE on 21 May 2009.
  12. Participate Two-day workshop on “Recent Advances in Sustainable Energy Recent Advances in sustainable Energy” organized by IEEE Dec 15, 16 2009 at IIT Delhi , Key Speakers : Prof. Ned Mohan, Prof B. P Singh, Prof. Bhim Singh, IIT Delhi

  Membership:

  1. Life time member of The Indian society for technical Education ( LM-62297)
  2. Nominated member of Script Review committee in Tata McGraw-Hill Publication (India) Pvt Ltd.

  Book Publications:
  1. Naruka Mahavir, Verma Mandhir “Fundamental of Electrical Engineering” ISBN-978- 93-80712-18-5, Edition-2010, Yayu Education of India

  Industrial Visit+

  • Final year students visited to NPTI,Faridabad for industries tour in 2012.
  • Final year students visited to NTPC,Badarpur , New Delhi on 9th April 2011.
  • Final year students visited to Noida Power Company Limited Switch Yard, on 18 April 2010.
  • Students visited at Pragati Maidan New Delhi to attended International Exhibition “Gridtech2009” organized by NPTI, Faridabad (Ministry of Power Govt. of India) on Jan 29 – 30, 2009.
  • Students and Faculty members visited at Pragati Maidan to attend Renewable Energy Youth Summit 2008 on 23 August 2008.
  • Industrial visit to NPTI Faridabbad by students (3rd & 4th Year) on 25th Feb 2008.
  • Industrial visit to NTPC Gas Power Plant, Faridabad on February 10th Feb 2007.
  • Final & Third year students together with three faculty members-Prof. G.R.Bhise, Sh. R.K.Khare and Sh. Rakesh Kumar visited GRIDTECH-2007 International Exhibition-a biennial event organized by POWERGRID with the support of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India and IEEMA on 5th Feb.2007.
  • Final year Electrical Engg. Students with two faculty members Sh. R.K.Khare and Sh. Rakesh Kumar visited NTPC Gas Power Plant Faridabad on 20th Jan. 2006.

   

• B.Tech. (Electronics and Instrumentation)

  Academic Programs+

  UG :- B.Tech Electronics and Instrumentation

  Research+

  Paper National/International

  1: “Classification of ECG signal visually using S Transform” at BEATS Jalandhar “International Conference”,2012 . —–Submitted by Ashok Kumar
  2: “R Point Detection Using Discrete Wavelet transform” held at SLIET, Punjab 2012. (National conference) —–Submitted by Ashok Kumar
  3: “Feature Extraction of ECG Signal using wavelet transform” An International Conference on Signal, Image and Video Processing (ICSIVP)2012, organized by the Indian Institute of Technology, Patna—-Submitted by Ashok Kumar

  Journal:

  “ECG-QRS point detection using Discrete wavelet transform” submitted to American Scientific Publishers in Journal of Medical Imaging and Health Informatics, Vol. 2, 1–5, 2012. —–Submitted by Ashok Kumar

  Laboratories+

  The Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Department proudly boasts 9 labs with advance equipments The labs are Electronics Lab I, Electronics Lab II, Transducer Lab, Microprocessor Lab, Integrated Circuits Lab , Instrumentation lab, Microcontroller Lab, Telemetry Lab and Control Systems Lab. The Department works with the sole aim of developing Engineers & Technocrats , who are high performers and compatible at Global level.

  Electronics Lab I & II: Basic electronics lab for measuring characteristics of electronics devices.

  Transducer Lab & Instrumentation Lab: These labs are equipped with modern measurement instrumentation equipments, which help the students to study different mechanisms of measurement of Temperature, pressure, density, humidity, displacement, force, speed, torque, stress etc. Students learn to measure as well as develop the skill to calibrate the temperature and pressure gauges etc.

  Microprocessor Lab: Lab for designing basic & advanced µprocessor systems.
  Integrated Circuits Lab: Lab for designing basic and advanced integrated circuits.

  Microcontroller Lab: Lab for designing basic & advanced microcontroller systems.
  Telemetry Lab: Lab for basic Telemetry practical such as amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, ASK, PSK, FSK etc

  Control Systems Lab: This laboratory was established to make students aware about basic fundamentals of practical process control. Various control viz. closed dc loop control, cascade control, ratio control, PLC control are simulated/practically implemented to give student a better understanding. Softwares such as MATLAB and PSpice are also taught to the students.

  Message from HOD+

  It gives great pleasure to welcome in particular the students, parents, alumni and other representatives to the Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
  “When you can measure what you are speaking about and express it in numbers, you know something about it”. —- Lord Kelvin
  Instrumentation precisely is the measurement and control of various parameters of any system. This stream is a fascinating mix of multifarious disciplines of technology such as process control, Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical measurements.

  About Us+

  The department started in the year 2009, offers Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering at UG level with an approved strength of 60 students. The department is bestowed with committed and dedicated faculty, possessing a rare blend of industrial and teaching experience which are essential pre-requisites for proper dissemination and fruition of knowledge in young minds. The department is equipped with full-fledged and state-of-the-art laboratories, with most modern equipment and software packages applicable to the field of study. Apart from conducting regular faculty development programmes, the department organizes seminars, conferences and workshops aimed at imparting the latest knowledge to the students and the faculty alike, in keeping pace with the new developments taking place in the field.

  Honors & Awards+

  Mrs Fareha Naqvi was awarded by the Honorable Chairman of IEC Group of Institutions on the occasion of Teachers Day as an “Excellent Teacher”

  Students Co-Curricular / Extra-curricular Activities+

  • Innovision 2013- EI students were active members in organization, management and participation in the college fest
  • Interdepartmental Debate: Tanvi Tiwari won the first prize in English Debate
  • The students participated in Robotryst- an event at the Robotics Competition held at IIT Delhi
  • Engineers’ Day Celebration

  Conferences, Workshops & Seminar+

  • Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp for Students
  • Workshop on Turbo generator
  • Workshop on Air Traffic Control

  Departmental Seminars+

  • Instrumentation of Boiler in Thermal Power Plant
  • Image Analysis for Face Recognition
  • Optical Fiber Cables
  • Monitoring and Control of HVAC Plant

   

• B.Tech. (Electrical & Electronics Engineering)

  About Us+

  Electrical and Electronic engineering both deal with the study and applications of electrons and electricity. Electrical engineering deals with large-scale electrical systems like power transmission & motor control (i.e. where electricity is used to transmit energy) while electronic engineering studies small-scale electronic systems like computers and integrated circuits (i.e. where electricity is used to transmit information). This is one of the largest and fastest growing field of engineering. It covers a wide range of applications, which make our life easier and enjoyable such as Television, Radio, computers, telecommunication etc.
  Both disciplines play an important role in our lives. Electrical engineers develop and oversee electrical systems and equipment. They work with everything from power grids to computers and telephones to cars. Electronic engineers on the other hand look after and maintain electronic equipments. Almost all the industries are highly dependent on electrical and electronic engineering. Both are labour intensive industries and thus provide ample job opportunities to qualified engineers.

  Higher Studies in Management

  EEE Graduates can also appear in various test like CAT, MAT, GMAT etc. and make career in Management.

  Job Prospects+

  Employment opportunities in both the fields are looking up. The electric/electronic industry too has benefitted a lot from the de-licensing and de-regulations that the government has allowed. Now with exposure to global players and competition, the Indian companies have improved the quality of production and are growing to their true potential. This, in turn means better job opportunities for electronic and electrical engineering graduates. The industry has seen a reported growth of 20% and is expected to continue at the same pace in the coming years. Qualified engineers are getting absorbed across industries and sectors and will continue to do so in future.
  An EEE engineer has to find new solutions to the practical problems affecting our daily lives. An electronics engineer will work in team with other specialists to design, fabricate, produce, test and supervise the manufacture of complex products and systems i.e electronic equipments and components for a number of industries including hospitals, computer industry, electronic data processing systems for communication and in defense etc. They supervise production and manufacturing processes and oversee installation and maintenance. Electronics engineers work with devices that use extremely small amounts of power. They work with microprocessors, fibre optics, and in telecommunication, television, radio etc.
  Those who are academically oriented can also take up teaching and research and development in one of the many engineering colleges in India or abroad. Electronic engineers can start their own business by manufacturing electronic parts, goods and components. They can also start a repair or assembly shop for television receivers, amplifiers, recording equipment etc. Since electronics is a labour intensive and talent-oriented field, it gives high returns for a given initial investment.
  Electrical & Electronics Engineering is one of the core branches of engineering.
  Studying B tech EEE would help to understand the production, utilization & distribution of electrical energy. It also covers important portions in Electronics.
  By studying B Tech EEE you could get job in any area where there is electrical energy involved may be it’s in Industries, Defence, Research etc.
  Since Electrical energy is the most suitable & economical form of energy a person knowing to control it would easily find a job in any sector.
  Other options are IT, Civil Service, Indian Engineering Service etc.

  Electrical Engineering is one of the branch oldest branches from time immemorial. It is one of the fundamental branches of science and technology on which all other modern branches of engineering have evolved from .the total civilization has taken a sharp turn with the invention of electricity. Long distance electrical power transmission was mainly responsible for the sudden twist in the society’s development. The invention of many electrical appliances, electrical drives and machines has changed the total life style of mankind.
  As the time progressed, new developments have taken place in the field of Electrical Engineering. Transistors were invented which further led to the invention of IC’s and VLSI chips. These devices made new applications possible in the field of communications and computations.
  Any branch of science and technology constantly evolves and new inventions and developments in that field change its form and shape. Hence the students studying this branch of engineering should be imparted with this latest information and knowledge. Hence Electrical Engineering has been supplemented by adding these Electronics subjects in their curriculum and it is renamed as Electrical and Electronics Engineering branch or EEE branch in short.
  This supplementation with modern subjects is necessary to keep new generation of students abreast of latest information and knowledge. At the same time, the traditional knowledge on which the modern civilization rose, basing it as the foundation has been kept intact. With this the EEE branch stood as highly comprehensive branch of Science, Engineering and Technology, covering the traditional subjects and modern subjects in proper mix.
  The student of EEE has definitely an edge over students of other branches of engineering since they have both traditional knowledge acting as the base and knowledge of other modern subjects.
  Any structure, however high it might have grown, would always stand on its foundation. If the foundation is weak, the structure is bound to collapse one day or the other. Many modern branches of Science, Engineering and Technology have ignored this fact and they do not contain subjects on which the modern subjects have evolved from. It is like building first floor by slipping off the ground floor from underneath. It is like a student not caring to learn tables, as he knew to operate a calculator. In this respect, the EEE branch and EEE students are definitely superior and well placed as they have very wide and comprehensive knowledge, when they go out of the college. These are the people, who stand as pillars over which the total civilization would be supported on.

  Career Options+

  After graduated EEE students have a wide range of options to pursue a career in the field of their own interest some of the fields are mentioned below.
  • Higher studies, research and development: Students may go for post graduate programmes leading to Ph.D degree programmes in IITs, NITs or universities abroad.
  • Manufacturing Industries:consumer electronics goods like TV,Communicaton Equipments,Camera, and other electronics goods for industries and household.
  • Process Industries: Power Plant, Steel, Cement, Chemical & Fertilizers.
  • Defence: defence including Defence Research and organization and Indian space Research Organization(ISRO) and Armed forces.
  • Transportation including Railways and Aviation
  • Communication: BSNL, MTNL & Mobile Communication, Doordarshan and All India Radio, Data & Visual Communication service provider.
  • Networking & Hardware Industries:

  The EEE Engineers can find employment as
  1. Instrumentation System Engineer.
  2. Telecommunication Engineer.
  3. Network Administrator.
  4. System Design Engineer.
  5. Radar Engineering.
  6. Electronic Control System Engineer.
  7. Telemetry Engineer.
  8. Broadcasting Engineer.
  9. Quality & Testing Engineer.

  Major Employers +

  An Electrical and Electronics engineer can get a job in Central Government, State Governments and their sponsored corporations in public enterprises and the private organizations. Few of them are given below
  • National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC)
  • Tata Power
  • Torrent Power
  • Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL)
  • Defense Research & Development Organization(DRDO)
  • Engineers India Ltd (EIL)
  • Projects & Development India Ltd (PDIL)
  • State Electricity Boards (SEBs)
  • Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC)
  • Calcutta Electricity Supply Company (CES)
  • Reliance Industries
  • Chemical & Fertilizers companies
  • Pharmaceutical companies
  • Reliance Power
  • Jindal Power and Steel
  • GVK Power
  • JP Power
  • Larsen & Toubro
  • Siemens
  • ABB
  • Railways
  • Defence(Indian Army, Indian Navy and Air force)
  • Nuclear Power Corporation ltd(NPCL)
  • Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
  • Indian Space Research Organization(ISRO)
  • Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd(HAL)

  Research+

  EEE Graduates can peruse higher studies through GATE Exam.
  1. Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE) Examination.
  • GATE examination is administered and conducted jointly by Indian Institute of Science and the Indian Institutes of Technologies on behalf of the National Coordination Board – GATE
  • GATE qualified candidates with Bachelor,s degree in Engineering /Technology or Master’s degree in any branch are eligible for admission to Master / Doctoral programmes in engineering/ Technology in relevant branches of Science with MHRD or other government scholarships / assistantships. GATE qualified candidates are also eligible for the award of Junior Research Fellowship in CSIR laboraties and CSIR sponsored projects.
  • Some public sector in the takings are also recruiting fresh Graduate through GATE.

  Course Curriculum+

  EEE Students has the advantage of studying the course subjects of both disciplines of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. This gives him an edge over his fellow colleagues who pursue either Electrical or Electronics Engineering.

   

• B.Tech. (Automobile Engineering)

  About Us+

  Automobile engineering, also known as automotive engineering or vehicle engineering, deals with the designing, manufacturing, testing, and operation of automobiles. The role of an automobile engineer is to design, test, and develop vehicles and components from concept stage through to production stage and then even tweak the vehicles in response to customers’ feedback. Automobile engineers are mainly classified into three streams: Product or Design Engineers, Development Engineers, and Manufacturing Engineers. In compliance to the growing demand for exotic vehicles and automobiles in India, many international automobile giants are investing heavily, creating a whale of opportunities for automobile engineers.
  The department’s extensive laboratories and facilities experimental setups for the State of art Cars and Cutting Edge Technology.

  1. Applied Thermodynamics lab
  2. Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab
  3. Heat transfer and Mass transfer Lab
  4. Material Science & Testing Lab
  5. Thermodynamics Lab
  6. Electrical Machines & Automatic Control lab
  7. Machine Drawing II
  8. Design of automotive components Lab
  9. Auto fuel and lubrication lab
  10. IC engine and automobile lab
  11. Automotive Pollution & Control Lab
  12. Machine design lab

  The department maintains a close liaison with a number of Universities and Industries in and out of the country through faculty research and collaborative projects. The department offers consultancy services in Chassis Design, Engine Design, FEA analysis, and CFD simulations. In the near future, the department aims to start Fuel Testing Laboratory, Advanced Automotive Electronics Laboratory.

  Career Prospects+

  An automobile engineer can work in automobile-manufacturing unit, defense services, and service stations. Automobile companies such as TELCO, Bajaj Auto, L&T, Mahindra and Mahindra, Gabriel, Heldex India, and Ashok Leyland, among many others, are recruiting students through campus drives in many top colleges and universities. Self-employment is also possible in setting up automobile garages and workshops. One can also join as a part-time or full-time lecturer or professor in engineering colleges/universities in India and abroad after completing MTech and PhD programs. Indian engineers are of great demand in foreign countries, especially the Middle East.

  Remuneration+

  Remuneration in this field solely depends on the type and size of the employing organization. A fresher can expect a starting salary of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 15,000 per month. An automobile engineer can take home a sum of Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 35,000 with just a few years of experience.

   

• B.Tech. (Production Engineering)

  Mission+

  To provide the students of Production Engineering with learning facilities comparable to world class standards for innovating products and processes with a multi-disciplinary approach leveraging the power of basic sciences, CAD/CAE/CAM and IT and provide elegant and cost effective solutions to the problems faced by the industry.

  About the Course+

  Production engineering is a combination of manufacturing technology with management science, whereas a Production engineer deals with engineering practices and management challenges related to production. Production engineering has wide application in casting, joining processes, metal cutting & tool design, metrology, machine tools, machining systems, jigs and fixtures, die and mould design, automation, CADD/CAM, CIM, Operation Research, Inventory Control, Quality Control, Mechatronics, Robotics, Supply Chain Management and all other management subject related to industries.
  Production engineering also overlaps substantially with manufacturing engineering and Industrial Engineering. In short, Production Engineering deals with integrated design and efficient planning of the entire manufacturing system, which is becoming increasingly complex with the emergence of sophisticated, production methods and control systems.

  Laboratories+

  1. Material Science & Testing Lab
  2. Machine Drawing-I
  3. Thermodynamics Lab
  4. Fluid Mechanics lab
  5. Machine Drawing-II
  6. Manufacturing science-I lab
  7. Measurement & Metrology Lab
  8. Electric Machines and automatic control lab
  9. Machine Design-I lab
  10. Manufacturing science-II lab
  11. Heat and Mass transfer lab
  12. Fluid machinery lab
  13. Machine design-II Lab
  14. Theory of machine lab
  15. Machine tool design lab
  16. CAD/CAM Lab
  17. IC engine & Automobile Lab

  Job and Scope+

  Production Engineering Deals with integrated design and efficient planning of the entire manufacturing system, which is becoming increasingly complex with the emergence of sophisticated, production methods and control systems.
  Opportunities are available in public and private sector manufacturing organizations engaged in implementation, development and management of new production Process, information and control systems and computer controlled inspection, assembly and handling.
  B. Tech in production engineering has a very huge application in the production sector. The students can also join the core sector and production sector companies. The students can mainly go for the core sector like refinery, automation industry, textile industry etc. They can further pursue M. Tech and then can go into research. They can also join the teaching profession in various institutions having production or mechanical branch.

  Career after B. Tech in Production Engineering:

  Production Engineering combines manufacturing technology with the techniques in management science. Candidates can find numerous job opportunities after completing this course. They can find career opportunities in companies located in both India and Abroad based on their interest.

  Career opportunities after Higher studies in Production Engineering:

  Those who have higher degree or diploma in production engineering can find different job opportunities in the manufacturing industries. They can work as plant engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality engineers, process engineers or industrial managers. They can also work in various industrial automation units. Candidates who possess MBA in the related field can apply for the posts available in the administrative section of the manufacturing industries. These are higher posts which have higher reputation and salary.
  Candidates having higher degree or diploma in any field related to production engineering can find ample job opportunities in Armed Force, Railways and different government departments

  Qualification Criteria for Higher Studies after B. Tech in Production Engineering:

  Various higher degree or diploma courses are available for the candidates who have completed Bachelor of Technology course in Production Engineering. Those who want to pursue Master of Engineering or Master of Technology courses should qualify Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). Most of the technical institutions insist GATE score for the admission to various post graduation courses in engineering. Candidates who have completed any graduation can apply for any MBA course. They should also qualify the concerned entrance test to get admission to the desired MBA course. Graduation is required to apply for higher diploma courses.

  Importance of B. Tech in Production engineering in the present era:

  The course of B. Tech in Production Engineering has been cresting various applications that are ideally suitable in the modern era. The course in the instances provided the proper initiatives that help the candidates to achieve a stable platform within the proper sphere. Thus the importance of the course has gravely increased and in the process provided the candidates with the opportunity to strike high in the career oriented aspects.
  The course has also helped the candidates to achieve various breakthroughs in different production based industries. The course especially in the B. Tech level provided the necessary goals as well as important roles that have helped the candidates to provide proper as well as attractive spheres within the various core based industries. The importance of the course lies in the fact that it is creating the kind of application that was long required from other core based courses within the production industry. The candidates have also been motivated in the right direction and created the ideal shift that was needed to boom the job aspects in the core based production industry. Thus looking at the different aspects, we can see the general importance of the course in the long run prospects.
  Generally, the course of production engineering at the bachelor level is creating new spheres that are required in by the people that would help to create the overall proper aspects within these core based industries. Therefore the importance of the course has increased in the modern era.

  B.Tech. (Civil Engineering)

  Academic Programmes+

  UG
  B.Tech. in Civil Engineering (120 seats)

  Message from HOD+

  The world today is passing through a phase of infrastructural growth in all sectors such as transportation, water supply, electricity, housing, health, education, etc, and rapid urbanization of the country. The population of the country aspires for best quality in every sphere of their day to day living.

  On the other hand, the construction sites are fared with space constraints and a civil engineer often has to opt for underground construction or over-ground/elevated constructions, especially in urbanized area or to save the agricultural land for acquisition.

  A civil engineer under such circumstances has a vital role to play. Today, the market demands a good, skilled and knowledgeable civil engineer, who has state of the art approach for dealing with the situations.

  The Department of Civil Engineering, IEC College of Engineering & Technology facilitates the student of civil engineering in acquiring adequate knowledge through classroom lectures, laboratory experiments, discussions and case studies from publications and reports. The experienced faculties make the students aware of the challenges in the field and also protective/preventive/rehabilitation measures therefor, in course of teaching in class itself, besides providing them opportunity for exposure to site conditions.

  Students opting Civil Engineering shall be immensely benefited in IEC College, Greater Noida. A warm welcome on behalf of the department.

  Laboratories+

  Civil Engineering basically deals with civilization, and hence is the oldest branches in the field of engineering. The student of civil engineering today will tomorrow be responsible to build the nation and the world. Thus, it is imperative that the student learns the concepts of his or her domain in a practically sound manner. The department provides its students more than adequate opportunities to understand the experiments well and conduct them in an academic and motivated environment.
  The department has state of the art facilities to carry out experiments in the following laboratory domains:
  1. Structural Analysis Lab
  2. Building Materials and Construction Lab
  3. Geology Lab
  4. Surveying Lab
  5. CAD Lab
  6. Building Planning and Drawing Lab
  7. Geo-Informatics Lab
  8. Hydraulics Lab
  9. Fluid Mechanics Lab
  10. Geotechnical Lab
  11. Transportation Lab
  12. Structural Detailing Lab
  13. Environmental Lab

  Books By Faculty+

  Surveying – I
  Author : Mr. Adarsh Kumar
  Publisher : Vayu Education of India, Daryaganj, New Delhi