IICC

Industry Institute coordination cell

About IICC

Industry Institute coordination Cell(IICC) is established in Geethanjali Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) with a view to impart and create effective Industry- Institute Interface for the students. It is imperative for a technical institution to have continuous interaction with industry to estimate the requirements of the Institution and prepare the students to the challenges ahead. The cell takes care of planning, coordinating and implementation of activities pertaining to skill development, Inplant training, Internships, Industrial visits, Student Projects, Guest lectures, Invited lectures for our Engineering and Polytechnic students. The purpose of the Cell is to find out the gap between Industry needs and student outcomes. Finally it is the bridge between the industry, the real world and the institute.

Functions

Geethanjali Institute of Science & Technology has a dynamic IICC actively involved in the following functions:

Focuses on effective Industry-Institute Interface.
Coordinates with various manufacturing/ production, services, public sectors and multinational industries to connect with our institution in arranging the plant training, projects and internships.
Organizes various Skill Development programs like Workshops, Conferences and Symposia in conjunction with the faculty of core Department and Skill Development Centers like APSSDC, APITA etc.
Invites senior engineers from industry to visit our Institution to deliver lectures.
Organizes Career-Counseling programs in the institution.
Conducts Entrepreneur Development awareness programs in association with MSMEs and real entrepreneurs.
Enters in to Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) between the institute and industries to bring them closer emotionally and strategically.
Organizes industrial visits for the Faculty members and the students.
Identifies opportunities of continuing education, short-term programs and training needs of the industry to prepare the students accordingly.
Identifies the sources of financial assistance such as Scholarships/fellowships instituted by Industries and assists the students in applying.
Assists the Departments to establisha rapport with industries for taking up mini-projects.

Objectives

To establish Industry-Institute initiatives, in order to provide exposure to the students to the ambience and work culture of the industry.
To coordinate the Engineering curriculum to the industrial requirements.
To try and provide solutions to diverse Engineering problems encountered by the Industry.
To enhance the employability skills of the students through exposure to new technologies and methodologies adopted by the MNCs.
To attempt to bridge the gap between the Academia and Industry in terms of the qualitative output.

Deliverable

The IICC focuses on the following deliverable:

To enhance collaboration with Industry
To improve the placement rate of the students
To increase the college-arranged industrial training avenues for the students.
To optimize the utilization of Institute resources by the Industry.
To ensure absorption of the students by the industries, who have provided training for them.

One Lab with 37 laptops for the IICC to organize skill development programmes and discusses about activities.
Notice boards is available for pasting / keeping circulars, updating the event photos, press clippings, Year Planners etc.,
Posters of vision and mission on the wall of the room
Having a good number of chairs and space to discuss / conduct the committee meetings.

S.NO	Name	Designation/Department	Position
1.	Dr. Sundeep Kumar. K	Principal	Chairman
2.	Dr. P. Chakrapani	Prof.in Mgnt. & Dean/IICC	Convener
3.	Mr. Y.V. Ramesh	Assistant Professor/CSE	Member
4.	Mr. K.Chandra Sekhar	Assistant Professor/ECE	Member
5.	Ms. Ch. Silpi Priyanka	Assistant Professor/EEE	Member
6.	Mr. V. Radha Krishna	Assistant Professor/CE	Member
7.	Ms. G. Nilima	Assistant Professor/ME	Member
8.	Dr. K. Vijaya	Associate Professor/S&H	Member
9.	Mr. Allam Sumanth	Student/ECE	Member
10.	Mr. P Phani	Student/CSM	Member
11.	Mr. Sk Masthan Basha	Student/ CSE	Member
12.	Mr. D Sai Vaishnav	Student/EEE	Member
13.	Mr. S. Sai Karthikeya	Student/CE	Member
14.	Mr. B. Govardhan	Student/ME	Member

Roles & Responsibilities of Convener

He plans the IICC regular activities like skill development programmes, Internships and Industry visits etc.
He maintain cordial relationship with industry people to get permissions and also invite industry experts to improve practical exposure to the students.
He encourages members to organize department level programmes with regards to IICC.
He does planning of the yearly chart of activities and ensures the execution takes place smoothly with the help of members and student coordinators.
He gives instructions and guidelines to the committee members to organize all the yearly activities with proper schedule.
He conducts meetings twice a year and discusses how the prior programmes were and how the upcoming programmes should be done.
He supervises the working of IICCactivities and members.
He maintains the necessary files.
He convenes the meeting of the IICCcommittee in consultation with the Principal and also attends the external meetings which relate to the industry.

Roles & Responsibilities of Faculty Members

They execute the yearly chart of activities at the department level as per the instructions of the convener.
They motivate students to utilize industry interaction activities like skill development programmes, Internships and Industry visits etc.
They ensure department level execution of the IICC activities.

Roles & Responsibilities of Student Members

Motivate students to participate in practical sessions like skill development programmes, Internships and Industry visits etc.
Reach out the IICC academic plan to the students.

Skill Development Center

We are happy to note that Govt. of AP identified 100 Engineering colleges in AP as CM’s Skill Excellence Centers and Geetanjali Institute of Science & Technology (GIST) is one among them. This is done through Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC), in the form of establishing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) lab with 37 high configuration laptops and licensed softer. This is useful to various departments in the college to organize Workshops and Certification courses like python, Internet of Things (IOT), Cloud Architects, Fusion 360 professional, CATIA part design etc…

Industry Institute Coordination Cell (IICC)

APSSDC- CM’s Skill Excellence Centre (CMSEC)

Events Organized – Training Programs

S.No.	Academic Year	Number of Student Events Organized	Number of students Benefited	Number of FDPs Organized	Number of Faculty Benefited	Number of Events Organized	Number of participants Benefited
1.	2022-23	14	864	–	–	14	864
2.	2021-22	12	801	–	–	12	801
3.	2020-21	21	1556	01	125	22	1681
4.	2019-20	10	524	01	38	11	562
5.	2018-19	11	909	02	27	13	936
6.	2017-18	05	282	–	–	05	282

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC) was established in Geethanjali Institute of Science and Technology with a view to foster the entrepreneur skills among the students. The purpose of this cell is to support the students to transform their innovative ideas into new products and to envisage the direction, objectives, means, methods and practices pertaining to teaching-learning environment. The cell assists all the aspirants with mentoring, planning and execution of their innovative start up idea into a real business. The cell also organizes different activities and events from time to time to train and motivate the students on entrepreneurship and incubate the students ideas into concrete projects to bring up business proposals, resulting transformation from the position of job seekers they get ordained as job givers.

Functions

To assist all the aspirants with mentoring, planning and execution of their start up idea into a real business.
To conduct Entrepreneur Development Awareness programs in association with MSMEs and real entrepreneurs.
To create strategic partnerships with various reputed organizations working to promote innovation.
To arrange visits to industries for prospective entrepreneurs.
To develop and encourage interdisciplinary student and staff projects.
To function as an institutional body to facilitate various services by providing information to budding entrepreneurs.
To organise activities such as training camps, awareness campaigns etc. in co-ordination with other committees.
To develop various skills among students required for successful implementation of ideas.
To provide infrastructure facilities and technical support for incubation of the ideas.
To conduct competitions among students in developing project proposals.

One room for IEDC with good infrastructure to conduct the committee meetings and discuss about the activities.
E-Yantra Embedded Systems & Robotics Lab with FireBird V 2560 and Spark V Robot kits to incubate the ideas.
National Innovation and Startup Policy ( click here ) for students and faculty in association with MoE Innovation Cell (MIC) to promote student driven start-ups.
Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) under MHRD’s Innovation Cell to promote innovation activities among students.
Seminar hall to organize awareness programs and workshops related to cell.

S.No.	Name	Position
1	Dr K. Sundeep Kumar	President
2	Dr P. Kumar Babu	Vice President
3	Dr. Y. Ravi Sankaraiah	Convener
4	Mr. Y. Murali Krishna	Start-up Coordinator
5	Dr. P. Chakrapani	Internship Coordinator
6	Dr. K. Sravan Kumar	NIRF Coordinator
7	Mr. P. Naga Kondaiah	Social Media Coordinator
8	Mr. Avula Ramesh	Innovation Coordinator
9	Mr. M. Venkata Krishna	IPR Coordinator
10	Mr. P.V. Krishna Rao	Faculty Member
11	Ms. G. Nilima	Faculty Member
12	Ms. L. Indumathi Devi	Faculty Member
13	T. Sunil	Student Member
14	Shaik Muzaffar	Student Member
15	M. S. Pawan kumar	Student Member
16	B. Vishnu Koushik	Student Member
17	T. Lahari	Student Member
18	Shaik Zeeshan	Student Member

Roles & Responsibilities of Convener

He plans the IEDC regular activities and Entrepreneurship awareness programmes.
He encourages members to organize department level programmes with regards to IEDC.
He does planning of the yearly chart of activities and ensures the execution takes place smoothly with the help of members and student coordinators.
He gives instructions and guidelines to the committee members to organize all the yearly activities with proper schedule.
He conducts meetings twice a year and discusses how were the prior programmes and How the upcoming programmes should be done.
He supervises the working of IEDC volunteers.
He maintains the necessary files.
He liaises with the officials of the district and state level entrepreneurship departments for IEDC projects and activities.
He convenes the meeting of the IEDC committee in consultation with the Principal and also attends the external meetings which relate to the entrepreneurship programmes.
He is responsible for the equipment and stores purchased out of IEDC funds. He hands over the charge of IEDC equipment and stores to his/her successor at the end of his/her tenure.

Roles & Responsibilities of Faculty Members

They executethe yearly chart of activities at the department level as per the instructions of the convener.
They motivate students to participate in IEDC activities.
They ensure department level execution of the IEDC activities.

Roles & Responsibilities of Student Members

Understand the procedure to establish Start-ups.
Understand how their innovative ideas transform into new products or services.
Understand the government organizations like MSME motives and funding facilities to support their projects.

IEDC_2023-24 - view

IEDC_2022-23 - view

IEDC_2021-22 - view

IEDC_2020-21 - view

S.No	Date	Name of the Event	No of Participants
1.	24-12-2021	Self-driven Activity-Awareness on IPR	350
2.	12-08-2021	MIC Driven Activity- Startup Business Model and Opportunities	55
3.	11-08-2021	National Webinar on Research, Innovation and Ranking	110
4.	17-07-2021	Self-driven Activity-Awareness on Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship	55
5.	30-06-2021 to 02-07-2021	Collaborative Robots-Entrepreneurship Motivation Training	55
6.	25-02-2019 to 26-02-2019	Workshop on VijayamMeeGupittlo	1200
7.	10-01-2019 to 10-01-2019	Workshop on IPR	52
8.	01-09-2018 to 30-09-2018	Perspectives of Entrepreneurship	19
9.	11-08-2017 to 11-08-2017	Industrial Motivation Campaign-Awareness Program	450

Self-driven Activity-Awareness on IPR- view

MIC Driven Activity- Startup Business Model and Opportunities- view

National Webinar on Research, Innovation and Ranking - view

Self-driven Activity-Awareness on Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship - view

Collaborative Robots-Entrepreneurship Motivation Training - view

Workshop on Vijayam Mee Gupittlo - view

Workshop on IPR - view

Perspectives of Entrepreneurship - view

Industrial Motivation Campaign - view

MoU with AIC-SKU

E -Yantra Emdedded Systems & Robotics Lab

E -YANTRA EMDEDDED SYSTEMS & ROBOTICS LAB

About:

E-Yantra Project is an initiative by IIT Bombay that aims to create the next generation of embedded systems engineers with a practical outlook to help provide practical solutions to some of the real-world problems. The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) sponsors e-Yantra under the National Mission in Education through ICT (NMEICT) program. IIT Bombay envisages the E-Yantra platform to harness the intellectual talent of young India to create utility based robotic applications for usage across variety of applications such as: agriculture, manufacturing, defence, home, city maintenance and services industries. The overall mission is to grow a rich eco-system of ideas and applications that can propel India’s growth curve and productivity through intelligent funnelling of robotics in daily living built upon an existing pool of knowledge developed by students working on such projects at engineering colleges in the area of embedded systems and robotics.

Benefits to students:

Awareness of embedded systems, robotics technology and mechatronics.
It provides platform to design, develop, program and test of robots to various applications.
Students can participate in national and international robotics competitions.
Improve B.Tech projects with help of e-Yantra open source community.
Encourage to use robots to solve real life problems.

Equipment:

Fire Bird V 2560

Fire Bird V is designed by NEX Robotics and Embedded Real Time Systems lab, CSE IIT Bombay. Fire Bird V will help you get acquainted with the world of robotics and embedded systems. Fire Bird V Robotic Research Platform provides an excellent environment for experimentation, algorithm development and testing. Its modular architecture allows you to control it using multiple processors such as 8051, AVR and ARM7 etc. Modular sensor pods can be mounted on the platform as dictated by intended applications.

Fire Bird V adopts ‘Open Source Philosophy’ in its software and hardware design. Precision position encoders makes it possible to have accurate position control. Platform can be upgraded to tank drive, Hexapod or any other desired form very easily.

Spark V Robot

Spark V Robot is a low cost robot designed by NEX Robotics with Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay. Spark V Robot is based on ATMEGA16A microcontroller and onboard intelligent battery charger. Robot has 3 analog white line sensors, 3 analog IR Proximity sensors, 3 directional light intensity sensors, battery voltage sensing, TSOP1738 IR receiver for TV remote control and Position encoders. Robot has support for 3 MaxBotix EZ series ultrasonic range sensors and support for the servo mounted sensor pod which can be used to make 180 degrees scan for the map making.

Robot has 2×16 alphanumeric LCD, Lots of LED indicators for quick debugging, Buzzer etc. Robot gives top speed of 15cm to 20cm per second depending on the model. Robot has onboard socket for XBee wireless module for multi robot and robot to PC communication. Firmware (.hex file) is loaded on the robot using Bootloader Utility from NEX Robotics.

S. No.	Name of the Equipment	Quantity
1	FireBird V 2560	4
2	Spark V Robot	5
3	Fire Bird V P89V51RD2 adapter card	4
4	Fire Bird V LPC2148 adapter card	4
5	P89V51RD2 Development Board	2
6	Raspberry-Pi 3	1
7	NRF24L01	2
8	Zigbee Modules 100m range	6
9	Zigbee Modules Adapter	6
10	Metal-gear Servo Motors	10
11	Servo Motor Based Gripper kit	2
12	Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F infrared sensor	5

Institution's Innovation Council (IIC)

Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) – An Initiative of Ministry of Education

The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) is an initiative launched by the Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell (MIC) to systematically promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and start-up culture among higher educational institutions (HEIs) in India. The IIC framework aims to create a vibrant local innovation ecosystem and foster a culture of innovation through structured activities.

Functions of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

Promoting Innovation & Startups: Encouraging students and faculty members to develop innovative ideas and establish startups.
Collaboration & Networking: Building networks with industry, academia, and government bodies to facilitate knowledge-sharing and mentorship.
Capacity Building & Training: Conducting workshops, training programs, and awareness sessions on innovation, entrepreneurship, and intellectual property rights (IPR).
Competitions & Hackathons: Organizing innovation challenges, hackathons, ideathons, and boot camps to foster problem-solving skills.
Monitoring & Evaluation: Assessing the impact of innovation-related initiatives and improving institutional policies accordingly.
Funding & Incubation Support: Facilitating access to grants, seed funding, incubation centers, and venture capital for promising startups.
Integration with National Missions: Aligning innovation efforts with national programs like Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), Startup India, Make in India, and Digital India.

Objectives of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

To create a sustainable innovation ecosystem in educational institutions.
To develop an entrepreneurial mind set among students and faculty.
To promote interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange.
To facilitate industry-academia linkages for collaborative innovation.
To integrate innovation and start-up culture into the academic framework.
To provide mentorship and guidance for idea validation, prototype development, and commercialization.
To align institutional innovation efforts with global best practices and national innovation policies.

Deliverables of Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

– Establishment of a structured Innovation & Start-up Policy in the institution.

– Organizing minimum four innovation & entrepreneurship-related activities each academic year.

– Participation in national and international innovation challenges.

– Setting up pre-incubation and incubation facilities within the institution.

– Submission of innovative ideas and prototypes for funding opportunities.

– Building intellectual property (IP) portfolios by supporting patent filings.

– Publishing innovation reports and success stories of start-ups.

– Encouraging students and faculty to engage in technology transfer and commercialization.

Roles & Responsibilities of the Convener of IIC

The Convener is the head of the Institution’s Innovation Council and is responsible for its overall planning, execution, and success.

Key Responsibilities:

– Providing strategic direction and ensuring the smooth functioning of IIC activities.

– Acting as the liaison between the institution, government bodies, and industry partners.

– Identifying and mobilizing resources, including funding and mentorship support.

– Supervising and monitoring the implementation of IIC initiatives.

– Conducting periodic meetings and reviewing the progress of innovation programs.

– Ensuring compliance with Ministry of Education guidelines.

– Encouraging the active participation of faculty and students in innovation-related activities.

– Promoting a culture of entrepreneurship within the institution.

Roles & Responsibilities of Faculty Members in IIC

Faculty members play a crucial role in guiding and mentoring students toward innovation and entrepreneurship.

Key Responsibilities:

– Organizing and conducting workshops, seminars, and training programs on innovation and startups.

– Providing technical and managerial mentorship to students working on innovative projects.

– Encouraging students to participate in hackathons, startup competitions, and innovation challenges.

– Assisting in the development of business models, prototypes, and market strategies.

– Collaborating with industries and start-ups for internships, mentorship, and funding support.

– Supporting students in intellectual property (IP) generation and patent filing.

– Coordinating with the institution’s incubation centre to help students commercialize their ideas.

– Documenting and reporting innovation activities as per IIC guidelines.

Roles & Responsibilities of Student Members in IIC

Student members are the driving force behind the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem in the institution.

Key Responsibilities:

– Actively participating in innovation programs, competitions, and events.

– Developing and pitching innovative ideas for incubation and funding.

– Engaging in interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance creativity and problem-solving skills.

– Contributing to the institution’s innovation ecosystem by initiating new projects.

– Assisting in the organization of workshops, hackathons, and knowledge-sharing sessions.

– Building networking relationships with start-ups, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders.

– Promoting innovation awareness among peers through student clubs and forums.

– Documenting and sharing success stories to inspire fellow students.

The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) plays a vital role in fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in educational institutions. Through structured policies, programs, mentorship, and networking, IICs empower students and faculty to contribute to the nation’s start up and innovation ecosystem. The success of an IIC depends on the collaborative efforts of conveners, faculty, and students in implementing innovation-driven initiatives that can transform ideas into impactful solutions.

IIC Members:

Sr.No.	Name of the Member	Member Type	Key Role / Position
1	Dr.Sundeep Kumar K	Teaching	HOI-President
2	Dr.P.Chakrapani	Teaching	Vice President
3	Er.G.Shanmugavel	Teaching	Convener
4	Dr.Ch.Sreenivasa Rao	Teaching	Start-up Activity coordinator
5	Ms. D. Suma Lalitha	Teaching	Member
6	Dr.K. Sravan Kumar	Teaching	NIRF Coordinator
7	Ms. L. Indumathi Devi	Teaching	Innovation Activity
8	Mr. P.Naga kondaiah	Teaching	Social Media
9	Mrs.Teesa Davis	Teaching	Internship Activity Coordinator
10	Mrs.Sk.Rakheeba	Teaching	IPR Activity Coordinator
11	Mrs.G.Nilima	Teaching	Member
12	Mr. T. Sunil	Student/CSE:	202U1A05B9
13	Mr. G. Hemanth Yadav	Student/AI&M:	202U1A3317
14	Mr. SHAIK MUNAF	Student/ECE:	232U1A04D8
15	Ms. SK Salma	Student/EEE:	202U1A0234
16	Mr. Sk. Sanwar Basha	Student/CE:	212U5A0127
17	Mr. S.V. Sai Kiran Vithesh	Student/ME:	212U5A0334

Intellectual Property Rights Cell

Intellectual Property Rights Cell(IPRC)

The intellectual property plays an important role in providing a competitive edge to any Institution. The observable assets like designs and other creative & innovative ideas are more valuable than physical assets. The Institution has a functional IPR Cell, committed to encourage, protect, manage and commercialize Intellectual Property such as Patent, Copyright, Trademark etc., for the benefit of the stakeholders in the college. The Cell creates conducive environment in the academics for the development of Intellectual Property.

Vision

To create a quality Intellectual knowledgeenvironment in the college.

Mission

To create an awareness about the intellectual property rights and obligations of the stakeholders.
To provide guidance to academic and non-academic staff and studentson IPR.

Long Term Goals

Capacity creation in education, training, research and awareness through a multidisciplinary approach.

Objectives

The major objectives of the IPR cell include:

To promote academic freedom and safeguard the interests of inventor in creation and commercialization of intellectual property with legal support wherever necessary.
To create an environment for acquiring new knowledge through innovation, develop an attitude of prudent IP management practices
To promote an IPR culture compatible with the educational mission of the institute.
To work in co-ordination with the Department of R&D Cell and IICC
To engage in conduct IP workshops/ seminars.
To advise and guide the students and faculty on the importance of IPR
To participate in / arrange periodic meeting of faculty members along with concerned people for identifying patentable inventions.fds
To identify and forward eligible cases of IPR

Importance of IPR

It is necessary to protect the Intellectual property in order to enable the organizations to earn recognition or financial benefits. Governments of various countries protect the innovative ideas of the inventors through Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). IPR is steadily gaining grounds in several developed and developing countries. The rationale for this IPR lies in the need to create awareness about the importance of IPRs as a marketable financial asset and economic tool among the researchers, faculty and students of the College.

The GIST-Intellectual Property Rights Cell (GIST- IPRC)is constituted with the following faculty members :

S.No	Name	Designation/ Dept	Position in IPR Cell
1	Dr. Shaik Mahaboob Basha	HoD /R&D	Advisory member
2	Dr. P Chakrapani	HoD /IICC	Advisory member
3	Dr. R Solomon Roach	Professor /ECE	Convenor
4	Dr. Y Pavan Kumar Reddy	Assoc. Professor/CSE	Member
5	Dr. D Raja Reddy	Assoc. Professor/EEE	Member
6	Dr. P Krishna Reddy	Assoc. Professor/S&H	Member
7	Mr. M Mahendra Babu	Assoc. Professor/ME	Member
8	Mr. P Sai Pradeep	Asst. Professor/CE	Member

MOU's

Functional MOU’s With Institution/ Industry/ Corporate House

Academic Year	2022-23	2021-22	2020-21	2019-20	2018-19
No. of Functional MOU’s	17	20	17	11	11

Mou-2022-23 – view

Mou-2021-22 – view

Mou-2020-21 – view

Industry Visits

Industry Visits – Consolidated

Department	2022-23		2021-22		2020-21		2019-20
Department	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students
CE	1	33	–	–	01	98	1	68
EEE	1	40	01	62	–	–	1	50
ME			01	20	–	–	2	112
ECE	1	123	01	89	–	–	3	243
CSE			02	117	–	–	–	–
TOTAL	03	196	05	288	01	98	7	473

Industry Institute Coordination Cell (IICC)

A.Y: 2022-23

Industrial Visits – Organised

S No.	Name of the faculty	Name of the Company/ organization& Place	Contact person with Phone & Email ID	Course / Class	Focused area/topic	No. of participants	Date/s
1	Mr. V. Radhakrishna	Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd.	Mr. M. Rajesh Deputy Chief Engineer	III- CE	Metro Construction Engineering	33	21-10-2022
2	Ms. Silpi Priyanka	IIIT, Bangalore	Dr. V. Rajendra Kumar, A1 Scientist	IV -EEE	Projects and placements	40	17-11-2022
3	Mr. K.Chandra Sekhar	IIIT, Bangalore & Banglore Tech Summit	Dr. V. Rajendra Kumar, A1 Scientist	IV-ECE	Projects and placements	123	17-11-2022 and 18-11-2022

S No.	Name of the faculty	Name of the Company/ organization& Place	Contact person with Phone & Email ID	Course / Class	Focused area/topic	No. of participants	Date/s
1	Ms. Silpi Priyanka	Weber India Infra Power (OPC) Pvt Ltd	T.Mahidhar	III -EEE	Transformer Manufacturing	62	09-04-2022
2	Mr. Y.V. Ramesh	Doordarshan Kendra, Tirupati	Mr. Siva Krishna	IV-CSE	Satellite communications	42	09-06-2022
3	Mr. Y.V. Ramesh	Doordarshan Kendra, Tirupati	Mr. Siva Krishna	III-CSE	Satellite communications	77	02-06- 2022
4	K.Chandra Sekhar	Doordarshan Kendra, Tirupati	Mr. Siva Krishna	III-ECE	Satellite communications	92	30-04-2022
5	Ms. G. Nilima	Isuzu, Tada	Mr. Naresh .S HR, Manager	III ME	Auto mobile assembling	20	10-06-2022

Industry Institute Coordination Cell (IICC)

A.Y: 2020-21

Industrial Visits – Organised

S No.

Name of the faculty

Name of the Company/ organization& Place

Contact person with Phone & Email ID

Course / Class

Focused area/topic

PO/PSO Mapped

No. of participants

Date/s

Mr. V. Radha Krishna

ULTRA TECH CEMENT LTD, A unit of RMC Plant in Nellore District

Mr. Naga sai

nagasai.n@apssdc.in

VI-I CE

Mix Design process

PO3,PO6,PO10,

P11,PO12 and

PSO1

20-12-2021 &

21-12-2021

S No.	Name of the faculty	Name of the Company/ organization& Place	Course / Class	Focused area/topic	No. of participants	Date/s
1	Mr.K.Chandra Sekhar	Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota	B.Tech IV-ECE	Signal Processing & Satellite Communication	96	23.10.2019
2	Mr.G.Kiran Kumar	National Atmospheric Research Laboratory(NARL),Gadhanki	B.Tech III-ECE A&C	Radar Syatems	104	27/09/2019
3	Mr.G.Kiran Kumar	National Atmospheric Research Laboratory(NARL),Gadhanki	B.Tech III-ECE B	Radar Syatems	43	04/10/2019
4	Mr. M.Rajesh Mrs.Ch.SilpiPriyanka	Webers Electric Private Ltd, Nellore.	III-EEE	Transformer Manufacturing	50	26-9-2019
5	Mr. Rahamath Basha	Sri Damodaramsanjeevaiah thermal power station, Nelatur.	VI- ME	Power Plant Engineering	60	27-09-2019
6	Mr. Rahamath Basha	Greentech Industries Pvt. Ltd.	VI-ME	Power Plant Engineering	52	13-08-2019
7	SK. Warries Ms. Prathima	Nagarjuna Sagar Dam	IV-CE	Water Resources and Engineering	68	30-08-2019

S No.	Name of the faculty	Name of the Company/ organization& Place	Course / Class	Focused area/topic	No. of participants	Date/s
	Mrs. P.Radhika Mr. K.V.Nagendra	Consensus Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Chennai	CSE	Software development &Automation Testing	28	29-09-2018
2.	Mrs. V. Gayatri	TEA Factory, Dodabetta,Tamilnadu	CSE	Product Quality Control	28	30-09-2018
3.	Mrs. V. Gayatri	Intellect (Polaris Group Firm)	CSE	8012 Design Thinking	50	06-01-2018
4.	Mr. G. Kiran Kumar	National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), Gadhanki	ECE	Radar Syatems	53	09-11-2018
5.	Mrs. I Rajeswari	National Highway Construction (Nellore-Mumbai)	CE	Transportation Engineering	60	17-07-2018
6.	Mrs. I Rajeswari	Dodla Dairy, Devarapalem Village, Nellore.	CE	Plant Maintanance	122	06-02-2019
7.	Mr. G. Subbaiah Ms. V. Lalitha	Sri Damodaram sanjeevaiah thermal power station, Nelatur.	EEE	Generation of Power	67	7-9-2018
8.	Mr. N. Anjaneyulu	Sri Damodaram sanjeevaiah thermal power station, Nelatur.	ME	Generation of Power	66	05-2-2018
9.	Mr. N. Anjaneyulu	NIPPO Indo National Ltd, Tada	ME	Production Control	62	18-08-2018
10.	Mr. N. Anjaneyulu	Nelcast Pvt Ltd, Gudur	ME	Casting process	58	08-02-2019

S No.	Name of the faculty	Name of the Company/ organization & Place	Course / Class	Focused area/topic	No. of participants	Date/s
	Mr. R. Sivaiah Mrs. K. Sukeerthi	Mobile Programming India Limited	CSE	Software development and Automation Testing	35	22-10-2017
2.	Mr. R. Sivaiah Mrs. K. Sukeerthi	TEA Factory, Dodabetta, Tamilnadu	CSE	Manufacturing process	35	22-10-2017
3.	Mr. G. Kiran Kumar	National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), Gadhanki	ECE	Radar Systems	59	13-10-2017
4.	Mr. M. Mahesh Kumar	Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota	ECE	Signal Processing & Satellite Communication	100	01-02-2018
5.	Mr. M. Ashok&Mr. K.V. Ramana Reddy	Webers Electric Private Ltd, Nellore.	EEE	Transformer Manufacturing	50	12-10-2017
6.	Mr. M. Ashok&Mr. K.V. Ramana Reddy	Webers Electric Private Ltd, Nellore.	EEE	Transformer Manufacturing	48	18-10-2017
7.	Dr. A. Jaffar Sadiq Ali Mr. MuraliDasari	Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Chennai	EEE	traction applications	26	16-3-2018
8.	Dr. A. Jaffer Sadiq Ali Mr. MuraliDasari Mrs. D. Swaroopa	Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR)	EEE	Railway Electrification	37	23-3-2018 to 24-3-2018
9.	Ms. I Rajeswari	Somasila Dam	CE	Water Resources Engineering	82	13-09-2017
10.	Ms. I Rajeswari	National Highway Construction (Nellore-Mumbai)	CE	Transportation Engineering	74	03-04-2018
11.	Ms. I Rajeswari	Polavaram Dam	CE	Water Resources Engineering	53	27-04-2018
12.	Mr. Sk. RahmathBhasha	Nelcast Pvt Ltd, Gudur	ME	Casting process	64	12-08-2017
13.	Mr. Y. Murali Krishna	Sri Damodaram Sanjeevaiah Thermal Power Station, Nelatur.	ME	Generation of power	70	16-02-2018

S.No.	Name of the Company	Visited Date	No. of Students Visited	Department
1	Sri DamodaramSanjeevaiah Thermal Power Station, Nelatur	23-01-2017	48	EEE
2	Power Grid substation at Manubolu of range 400/210/132 K.V	25-01-2017	50	EEE
3	National Highway Construction (Nellore-Mumbai)	28-12-2016	87	CE
4	National Highway Construction (Nellore-Mumbai)	20-04-2017	105	CE
5	SatishDhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota,Nellore Dt.	03-11-2016	140	ECE
6	Sri DamodaramSanjeevaiah Thermal Power Station, Nelatur	24-12-2016	27	ME
7	APSRTC, Zonal Workshop, Nellore	26-10-2016	60	ME

S.No	Name of the Company	Name of the Activity	Visited Date	No. of Students Visited	Department
1	Srisailam Right Bank Hydro Electric Power Plant	Industry Visits	20-08-2015	40	EEE
2	Vizag Steel Plant	Industry Visits	16-10-2015	100	CE
3	SatishDhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota,Nellore Dt.	Industry Visits	15-10-2015	162	ECE

S. No.

Name of the Company

Name of the Activity

Visited Date

No. of Students Visited

Department

SatishDhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota,Nellore Dt.

Industry Visits

27-11-2014

109

ECE

Internships

List of Events or Activity Organised

DEPARTMENT	2022-23		2021-22		2020-21		2019-20		2018-19		2017-18
DEPARTMENT	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students	Count	Students
CE	20	50	12	51	–	–	1	16	1	7	–	–
EEE	09	53	03	158	04	40	1*	42	5	32	1	5
ME	01	56	08	59	01	20	–	–	4	15	1	2
ECE	16	304	01	138	03	197	1*	96	10	93	13	56
CSE	13	131	06	203	03	93	1	22	06	83	3	25
AIML(CSM)	10	69	–		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
TOTAL	69	663	30	609	11	350	3	176	26	233	18	88